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This couple from I970 were elected Best Dressed, It gives one sign of how dress has changed. lm ge l9S7 - l9SS olume '50 Douglas County High School 2842 High School Road Castle Rock. Colorado SOIO4 'New' year offers change The new year at DCHS started off on August 27 and was supposed to be pretty much the same as the year before. The usual Beach Party held by the seniors was planned, but didn't get too far. There wasn't any sand, water, or seniors. The incoming sophomores weren't too disap- pointed since they got to miss all the taunting and water. The I987 school year had quite a few changes occur within itself. The split be- tween DCHS and Highlands Ranch was probably the biggest since it provided the most evidence of change. The halls looked almost empty to most of the ju- niors and seniors who were there last year. A good change? That all depended on who you talked to. As senior Duane Kimble stated, I think the change is good because it leaves more room for the rest of us. We even get our own lockers. Another change that occured here at DCHS was the new locker room on the southern end of the football field. This was one of the prominent changes at DC. but not the only other change. The school and the people who where in it have been changing for a long time. People have changed a lot since DC first became a major part of the Douglas County area, from their attitudes to their dress. Their attitudes have gone from promoting peace to fearing nuclear war. Their dress has been a change as never ending as life itself. But these aren't the only changes. The yearbook that you are reading now has also gone through many changes. This year it is 50 years old, the Golden Anni- versary. Its name has changed three times. It was first called The Huskie then it became Highlights and now its called Images. To go along with great changes here at DCHS we have appointed the theme of the I987-I988 Images yearbook. AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COM- PLETELY DIFFERENT . . . -David Baumgartner 0 I 9 Opening l
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