Duncanville High School - Panther Tale Yearbook (Duncanville, TX)

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Sitting in close quarters, students make the most of the town pep rally in their own spirited way. Several thou- sand students and parents showed up for the first all- city rally. 1 ' ,i'i::'rfW'a' - i -J i rtmwmi' li Wiiivzltrlli iinfiizlff f.Q,ij7t',-ez I if i, . 'zf:iri9 m'a:.4 ifiiwiwizfi-i fr':ee , A spirited group ot band members cheer their squad to victory in the Annual Red vs. Blue softball game. Taking time out from night practice, Malea Clifton pumps water for a thirsty Kelly Sprenkle, The High Hats worked out every day after school at the Toilet Bowl, Over 300 students performed in the half-time show,

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itll. iilif 5' C9 A ver-JrtVl't'ltl'fttM,, it-iw-it 3' , , s she takes a final reassur- ing breath, she focuses her eyes on the doors and grits her teeth with fierce determination. She realizes there is no turning fini-A, b a c k . Resolute to conquer the eminent obstacles, she passes through the threshold into the battlefield. lnstinctively she surveys the area and spots her destination. Between her and the safety zone lie countless treacherous obstacles. Suddenly her first opponents are upon her, but the small aliens wearing Toughskins and Madonna t-shirts are no competition. After battling several other enemies, she triumphantly reaches her destination with only a few minor scars. Once again she has conquered the dark forces of evil M she has made it from Building Ten up the ramp to the safety of Building Nine. She is safe - at least until third period. With an excess of 3,100 students enrolled in the high school, getting to class sometimes did seem like a strategic battle. Trying to get your food in the cafeteria or trying to find a seat at a pep rally required merciless deter- mination, and finding a parking space seemed impossible. But we survived, for the most part without serious injury. And we even found crowded halls did have a few advantages. After all, you never knew whom you might bump into. 2 Gpening

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Tanya Clary shouts forthe High Hats' attention during a hot summer practice Seated in the liot tub at the Austin Marriott, seniors Steve Dobbins and Penni Chambers relax before a busy day of classes at the University of Texas workshop A spirited group of sophomores battle with the juniors for the spirit award while trying to appear bored during the opposing yell, Each class took on a unique per- sonality which made it special 1 KUGHHA TS 5 08. 4 n, .wx , -1,9 , N, Sr S f 2 in .lg if l fa ', 5 J