Delray Beach High School - Seahawk Yearbook (Delray Beach, FL)

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PEPPY . . . NOISY . . . ALERT . . . THE CHEERLEADERS Front row Charlotte Curruer Babrara Lockhart Potsy Brd lzzy Moss Connue T dt Bac ro Bll Brzland Bll Weeks and Jmmy Rob nson .125 ffjam Marchung onto the tueld un whute unutorms and wuth snappy cadence the Delray Beach Hugh School Drull Team made uts unutual appearance at the St Ann s football game durung halt tume Wuth Mary Aluce Lamont and Clara Doss as co leaders thus crack unut per formed many untrucate tormatuons at football games and took a lead ung role un pep rallues and parades Thus new organuzatuon spent many hours practucung drulls and letter tormatuons under the guudance ot Muss Constance Newlon 5 The Drull Team or Parade 51 P : 4 , , i , , ' ue . k w: i , u i i . we - - A ' . ri Q ' A ' ' ' E 'A . . . N V i X T 5 Q I f 'T Z..1 : . 4 - 'f Qsikl Us ' - ' .. L e A ' f' E 4 y-4

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SCHOOL SPIRIT AFLAME Front left to rght Helen Rodclrclc Joe Barrow Barbara Popp R charcl NaKane Potsy Bud Baclc row left to right Patty Wodlscheck Harvey B o n Martha Ba on Tommy Hatcher Marnlyn Hodges and Jrmmy Robrnson sw ,,,w11z,,,,e, The great team composed jorntly of the Cheerleading squad and the Salt and Pepper Club fanned the flame of school spurt to the highest pealc of conflagratron nn the history of Delray Hugh School A newly organized group the Salt and Pepper Club was frrst sponsored by the Sensor Class to promote school sprrlt before athletic games Soon at became a school wide actrvrty with members allotted to each grade level and with Mass Con stance Newlon and Mr Marshall Hamilton as co sponsors The new club sponsored the frrst Homecornrng football game rn the school s history whnch turned out to be the most colorful and best attended game on record The pep rally the parade and the color actrvltles durnng the game used near ly TOO percent of the student body IH some capacnty clurrng the festrvltles Before sports contests the Salt and Pepper Club conducted parades bonfnres and rallnes to provide unterest and fun for students and townspeople alrlce Wrth nnterest thus promoted the cheerleaders marntarned the splrrt wnth forceful yells antics and songs unto whnch the spectators loaned wrth great enthus :asm The selling of hats and banners by the Club also fur nrshed much color 50 row, i : ' , , , i , ' . , ' Z ' , r w , rr , , ' CM

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goofgaf Lett to ght an the trrst row Davd Weeks Blly No In August Huber Robet Brd co capta ns Tommy Fort and Dan Meadows Gene Shoemaker and George McMurra n Second ro Cha ley G ynn Lonnie Cook Roy Smon F tz Woehle Rex Bone Ted Clapp Bob These are the trrst strangers ot the l946 Delray Hugh School Seahawks football squad whrch won three games and lost sux The Hawks scored I3 touchdowns and eight extra points tor a total ot 86 points Therr opponents garnered 29 sux pointers and ten points atter touchdowns for I84 polnts Bull Gwynn crossed the double stripe seven trmes for TDs to take scornng honors tor the team wrth 42 points David Weeks scored one touchdown and the erght extra points for a total ot I4 points and second place rn the rndrvrdual scoring race Lonnie Cook and George McMurrann scored I2 points each and Jimmy Butler tallied the tnnal 6 Two ot the players Tommy Fort and Jrmmy Butler made honorable mention ot the Muamn Herald s Little All State team 52 rl ' ' Z I , l wi , , r i , - l , , i . w: r w , ' , 1 , rr , , , Smith, Jimmy Butler, and Bill Gwynn.