Delran High School - Spirit Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

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- High Standards for Cheerleaders Cheerleading is considered a sport in which participants are awarded with lv and Var- sity letters and pins like any other inter- scholastic sport, Tryouts are so competitive that at times candidates are required to pass a written exam along with a compre- hensive physical demonstration of athletic ability. judging for tryouts is done by out- side coaches along with school coaches not involved in the sport of cheerleading. To be a cheerleader, not only do grades have to fall within those stated in the eligi- bility rules, but also the candidate must possess poise, pep and personality. Squads are open to male and female students alike. The IV squad cheers at home for the lV boys' and girls' basketball teams. L to R, Moira Brady, Valerie Dann, Karen Richman, Suzy Austin lxelli lxreltels Betsy Fletcher Gayle Williamson

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use Culture Club Growth Mushrooms l:'rO W A af Se c. v' E-'lt I ug H13 i 1 9, BNHS The Cultural Club was established in 1977 for the purpose of allowing students to visit cultural landmarks in the S. jersey vicinity. Monies raised through fundraisers defray the cost of trips to the theater, ballet, museums and foreign food restaurants. One important goal is that students will continue to visit these places after they have graduated from DHS. Since good news travels fast, the club proudly boasts the distinction of having the largest group participation of any extracur- ricular club or organization in the school. With the enthusiastic leadership of advisor Carole Crossen membership has tripled since the first year