Danville High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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Victories Highlight Football Season Iron 'Em Out, the motto of the winning freshman class float, was symbolized by o big iron flattening a Brownsburg player. Janet Rohn is congratulated by Steve Watson and Bob Ken SGle rOunClS left end on a long-gain run, Brock.

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Homecoming Highlighting the i960 football season was the Homecoming, October 7, sponsored by the Student Council. The familiar faces of many DHS graduates were seen this special night. Honored guests were the football team and the cheerleaders of I944. Mrs. Betty Abel, '44 cheerleader, led the fans in a yell during half time. The week preceding Homecoming was packed full of activities: decorating floats, voting for queen, and preparing for the parade. On the big night a lohg parade made its way slowly down to the football field where everyone witnessed an exciting game with Brownsburg. The Warriors were victorious and put the,Bulldogs in the dog- house with a score of 32-21. Following the game, the annual Homecom- ing Dance was held in the Grid Room. Also after the game many graduates of DHS enjoyed rem- iniscing during the Alumni Hour in the Home Economics Room. Queen Janet was the center of attraction during the half time ceremonies. Other candidates were Louise Cummins, fresh- man Judy Evans senior Jill Crise sophomore and Janet Stephenson, junior.

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Future Memories Are Made, Old Ones Relived 'mx 1 5 V - 'K ,vii Attending to last minute preparations for the parade, the seniors anticipate a first prize. However, they re- ceived Honorable Mention. Senior girls, still going strong after the excitement, enjoy the annual Homecoming Dance. Ringing the DHS victory bell, four members of the football team show their excitement for the all important victory over the Brownsburg Bulldogs. Mrs. Eggers, sponsor of the Student Council, was hostess to the DHS alumni at the Alumni Hour following the game.