Delran High School - Spirit Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

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During one of the toughest seasons at DHS, the Girls' Tennis team finished with an 8-7 record. After defeating Middle Township, the girls were honored with an invitation to the semifinals of the State Tournament, in which Lisa Cerchiaro, Maria Fierszt, Sandi Welch, and Kim Ket- chel were all seeded. idy with a forehand volley to the net. Sandy waits for serve. as wa, . -1 .,I, I , ., ,V e .. , , .,,,.., . 5 eg... V W Z M 4 A . ,M ,, Y by X ky bt' ff W . ., ., ren going for a lob. . 1 l ly i Front Row: R. Snyder, K. Russell, L. Vranich, S. Rich, D. Pauli, R. Ricks. Standing: Coach Fanelli, L. Cerchiaro, K. Anderson, M. Fierszt, S. Welch, K. Ketchel, A. Nafziger, L. Eden.

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Winning Season for Girls' Tenni L ,M K Lk i, 3 i ' L' l 2 ' 1 il ' l Coach Fanelli approves! Taking a tasty break! 35 sf 5, - s Ms. . , . ef 'sQlff s1sws -ft? X -. tf..::w.s-Y wfw: of me wt+-3-w1s'w'v+ff s 4 .1.t,fs.tw. .sp Karen demonstrates her new style. DHS OPP 5 Pemberton 0 4 Holy Cross 1 5 Moorestown Fnd. 0 5 Palmyra 0 0 Moorestown 5 5 Willingboro 0 1 Lenape 4 4 Moorestown Fnd. 1 1 Shawnee 4 0 Cherokee 5 5 Middle Twp. 0 2 Ran. Valley 3 0 Stloseph 5 K, . , ,- 5 I.F- Kennedy 0 , . 2 Cinnamingon 3 Xi -N s i K s - 1 i in ': ' ,QS 5- '-rat f 't : ll , sf 'V -, Q .:.. rg .- - -My . V . -- - . iw R ,A . I K -..H Lisa concentrates on the ball. Another forehand smash by Kim. is ,Q li-

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Spirit Week was held from Oct. 27 to Nov. 1 this year. The winner was determined by several events, which included: color day, float competition, can collection, door dec- oration, fancyf freaky day, wall competi- tion, and the spirit stick. For fancy! freaky day there was a feeling of enthusiasm in the air as the Seniors took first place in this event. They also were vic- torious in the can collection measured by the spirit chain, and won the spirit stick at the pep rally by a slim margin over the enthusiastic Freshmen. ln the wall competition the lunior's out- standing effort earned them first place. For the second consecutive year, the sopho- mores won the float competition with their Roaring Twenties presentation. The Fresh- men won the door decoration and color day with the Senior's trailing close behind for both events. The overall winner was the Senior class. The Freshmen placed sec- ond, the luniors third and the Sophomores last. x K x 1 T S s Q ,, ,A A Q S Q S X QE be at A i it we 'S Q 9: F ' W . ...F , F ' m i '-1..tttt i1ifY21n: . ,gf .. ..... sss F .M 1 -- 1. ,H ' Wg it ' T T 'T .t F . 1. 1't l A 1 ,'ti .'i.i'ti' f 'F l 7 S' E A if Student Council representatives measure spirit chain. unasx sa' 'ills llii Lsrrsies Sophomores choose Sesame Street as their wall theme. Another outstanding effort by the sophomore class. 94 X R. 'F' . . T X ..a rf' LeeAnn's Spirit Week creation. ff IS s. .-we .E .ff. Q