Delaware Township High School - Rampant Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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lnstrumentation in the band is perfectly bal- anced, including bassons, bass clarinets, oboes, and tympany. The band has its own rehearsal room and music offices plus four practice rooms. The fine direction of Mr. William D. Burley, Music Director, were evidenced in the note- worthy performance of several of the band members in competition. Those receiving awards were: Don Marsh, Don Lawrence, and Iohn Reeves, South Iersey Band and Orches- tra: Don Marsh and Don Lawrence, All State Band. Wherever the band goes, the maiorettes also go, adding zest and color with their sparkling baton routines and glamorous uni- forms. The maiorette squad is routined by Karen Thorsen and Andrea Oakley, while Ierri Kerr, the drum maiorette, fronts the marching band. BAND FIRST ROW: K. Pilot, R. O'Brion, I. Agin, V. Scribner, A. Marks, ers. I. Cronce. P. Colbeck, I. Loether, T. Tobias M Maag B E. Newton. M. Schuster. E. Wilson. B. Breish, S. Mitchell, M. Frederick, I. Watkins. I.. Hooper. TOP ROW A Suppa F Iones, M. Pangburn. SECOND ROW: W. Evans, A. Robino, Thomas. C. Price, P. Suppa. K. Goldsmith K Scribner I I.. Banda, W. Etter, l. Williams. D. Morten, C. Donahue, S. Banda. W. Waldman, S. Williams, R. Iedlicka H Alexander Townsend, S. Enters, V. May, S. Strandwitz, A. Hecker, D. D. Lawrence. Marsh. THIRD ROW: I. Madieska. D. Smith, A. Rush, D. Mey- .. .. W.. , , -. --f' ....- X . ilu Q .ws m1Ki-uni 1-7. ,v , m1.sssm .,,,. ,, mails., -- Q..-.rm.lsvi..,.i ..,. 1: im vu if

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MAJORETTES 1 IERRI KERR Head Maiorette ANDREA OAKLEY KAREN THORSEN IOAN LIPPI OPHELIA IVICCARGO IOY ANDERSON CAROL PICUCCI DIANE GARRETT ROSALYN RUSKAVAGE DOROTHY MYERS GAIL THOMAS BETSY LINSTROM FIRST ROW: I. Neisner, I. Cline, E. Derengowski, M. Gianvito, I. Whiteman. A. Cox. S. Iones, B. Emme, C. Iohnston. P. Topham, R. Goldman, S. Welc.h SEC- OND ROW: W. Wright, I. Roth, W. Sullender, R. Ritz, K. McKinney, M. Cooke, I. Briody, M. Tissot, M. Lodge, R. Hansen, L. Brostrand, S. Caldwell, F. Wertz. THIRD ROW: W. Thorpe, A. Sulman. I. Shapiro, R. Ostertag, B. Spivey, I. Downing, M. Britt. G. Gainey, N. Kempf. A. Derengowski. D. Ramsey. TOP ROW: T. Klinger, D. Dubin. I. Bortel. I. Lamon. R. Worthing- ton, H. Kahn, L. Legnailo. I. Parker, R. Strong, D. Pearce. C. Wurst. I. Reeves. In 1955 there was no band in Delaware Township High School. At the end of our first year, however. as a result of instrumental instruction, the band's first rehearsal present- ed an enrollment of fifty. By the end of the second year, with more instruments available for instruction, the enrollment increased to sixty-five members. In the next two years it grew to its present size of one hundred and twenty uniformed student musicians. The band entertains the student body at assemblies and at pep rallies, in addition to presenting an average of ten concerts per year to the public. The band's peak perform- ance is heard at the Annual Music Festival in the spring. During the football season the band prepares elaborate pre-game and half- time shows for everyone's enjoyment. mmr - - f-- vssmmme f, .....,.-, rewwwwttmwmnzmfummmsfwenwmf .fmuewm-.Ks -.sm

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5 Q First Row: I. Clark. I. Baxter, L. Gangloff, E. Wick- Downing. A. Camilli, F. Bohon. N. Thomas. B. Hicks. ham, D. Scelza. V. May. D. Conte, I.. Gourdier. Sec- Third Row: H. Langfeld, I. Hahs. Mr. Richard Oliver. ond Row: M. Capp, E. Del Duca. G. Gainey, I. advisor: R. Sanders, G. Emerick. ra, Elaine Del Duca surveys the Noise-O4Meter which will be used to measure applause at a pep rally. ln a contest to determine which grade could cheer the loudest. the result was a four-way tie. We sen- iors know who really won, though! E. Del Duca, A. Camilli, L. Gourdier. R. Sanders. V. May, B. Hicks. M. Capp, D. Conte. BOOSTER CLUB Diane Conte and.Ann Camilli, spartans of the boost- er club. take time out to enjoy a jitterbug at a sock hop victory dance after one of the basketball games. With activities such as these, the booster club regu- lates the pulse of school spirit. tThe football team can tell you they get a bit mischievous at times and decorate the boys' locker rooms before big football games.J 82 Pep rallies, too. are a part of the booster club pro- gram. Here some of our strong-armed boys act as pollbearers for Deptforcl before another Lions victory in football.