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

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FOOTBALL The close of the 1958 football season found the Lions untied and undefeated in their first year of interscholastic competition. Diligence and spirit again rewarded the team this year, allowing them to finish with an enviable record of seven wins and two losses. As a member of the newly formed Olympic Conference, the team remains undefeated and untied in league competition. Handicapped by a lack of size and plagued by injuries to key players, the 1959 football team did much to foster good sportsmanship. They were honored ot receive the Brooks Irvine Award for exhibiting outstanding sportsman- ship in South Iersey. This, our first varsity football team, was indeed one of which we may be justly proud. wa, Don Zimmerman smashes a Lenape We . Billy Hunter runs over the opposx tion as Don Zimmerman helps out. player as he runs for needed yard- age. , 4 First Row, left to right: I. Iones, P. Parsons, R. Corlett, L. DiCiurcio, T. Mull, T. Trotman, W. McNaughton, B. Hunter, A. Lyons and B. Cooke. Second Row, left to right: Coach L. Zetty, R. Brush, D. Zimmerman, E. Vine, R. Howard, A. Bridges, l. Kempt, B. Burnes, S. Korhammer, E. Grayson, H. Singlton. Third Row, left to right: I. Musitano, I. Beni- son. A. Williams, I. Korngut, A. Testa, I. Piccucci, I. Fenstermacher, T. Cox, C. Purnell. Fourth Row, left to right: C. Ford, T. Hesser, T. Wade. manager: B. Finley, S. Zelesko, I. Bateman, W. Pawlic, B. Eisen- feld, B. Thorp, manager: W. Robinson, R. Cohen, T. Buehler, G. Eger, D. Iohnson, F. Cooke. Q - Ba, X .- K Craig Ford catches a pass from Tom Trotman for a big gain. ,. x Xl. . ,065 If -' ,ffm 'iq I Q..-'

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No football game is com- plete without the regal marching of the band col- or guard and malorettes. LETS ALL GO TO THE FOOTBALL GAME LET'S ALL GO TO THE FOOTBALL GAME! The cheerleaders give a spirited yell as the Lions score again. The color guard is composed of eight girls whose duty is to bear and protect the colors oi our school and nation. Four girls carry flags anal four girls carry rifles in military routine. The color guard is captained by Pat Patterson. COLOR GUARD KL. to RJ P. Patterson, captain: M. Glatz, I. Kummer- lin. I. Porter, L. Wilkins, M. Capp, M. Higgins, C. Lynch. wi S 3 s Attention' The color guard stands at attention as the national anthem is played.

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OLYMPIC CHAMPS Top Row Cl. to r.l: Al DiBart fmanagerj, Bill Haines, Bob Kugler, Gerald Roberts, Bob Sleeth, Ed Gladney, Harry Shouster, Bill Etter, Bill Polick, Domenick Brig- lia, coach. Middle Row Cl. to r.l: Robt. Whitall, Louis Deorr, Tom Mazakas, Marty Weber, Terry lVlcGlone, Richard Fred- erick, Larry Handman, Vic Tambone, Iohn Gieseck. Ioe Williams. Bottom Row fl. to r.J: Ed Butler, Tom Dyl, Iohn Lyon, Bob Earclley, Richard Donnelly, Ronald Voughs, Wm. Duble. Richard Dean, Andy Spell, Gerald McNee. lack Bateman kicks off as Bob Cooke takes olf to smear the Lenape runner. ' I ,gd-':,t?r'f,ifri4 - M 7 - rw .- ,Q,:5df3'WlL . 'fl f 1 'A 'I X . T3 A Quia: B :G B B H is JT i 6 ii l fflfil ,JN gil The first Thanksgiving Day Game at D.T.H.S., plays Deptford. ,fu -1 1-4 gi gf? KT: