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

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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.

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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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Freshmen Welcomed To DHS Through Rainbow Portal Senior class president Steve Watson extends a cordial welcome to freshman class president Mike Barber. Entering through the rainbow portal, Sandy Joyce in- troduces Richard Huffman. Every color of the rainbow could be seen in the Washington Street Gymnasium, October l at the annual Freshman Recep- tion. Somewhere Over the Rainbow was the theme of this-the first formal dance of the year, All the colors of the rainbow were carried out in the crepe paper decora- tions and in the silver rainbow which, re- flecting colored lights, gave an illusion of rainbow hues. After ninety-two freshmen had been introduced by seniors and the welcome and acceptance speeches had been delivered, couples danced to the music of the Rich Carlson Band. Adding to the enjoyment of the eve- ning Pat Leavitt, senior, entertained with two impromptu songs. Freshmen and seniors enjoy an evening of dancing and entertainment.