Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Trina Bankhead, Tiffany Der-rickson, and Joyce Gouard share a secret between classes. Welcome, let's be friends! While the new foreign exchange student, Roberto, opens the tee-shirt given to him at the A.F.S. Tea, Terry Lyons stuffs his face with cake. 24 Being Friends

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Fashion Parade Preppy? Western? Casual? Sophisticated? Which one described you? Many students and teachers mirrored these different styles. The “prep was dressed in Izod shirts, cheeno pants, and the casual deck shoe (of course with no socks!) For the Western look you would have worn close fitting Levi jeans, cowboy boots, a western shirt, vest, and the ever popular cowboy hat. The casual look started with knickers, a sweater, knee high socks, and loafers. For the sophisticated look, some dressed themselves in a skirt with a slit, a silk blouse, and a matching blazer. For the guys, fashions were a little more dressy for the prep including blazers, sweaters, vests, and wool pants. For the casual look, he would wear jeans and a sweater tied around the shoulders. A three piece suit with a tie would complete the sophisticated look. Logo's were also very important to some with Jordache, Gloria Vander-built. Chic, and the ever popular Calvin Klein. Shirts were insigniated with the dragon, fox, penguin, and of course, the alligator by Izod. Some students just could not be seen without the name brand logo; others could have cared less. See you later, alligator! Sporting the preppy look with boat shoes, oxford shirt, and a loosely worn Izod sweater. Senior Tony Smith shuffles through an L.L. Bean Catalogue. Just a fad? Friendship pins decorated boat shoes as well as Nikes, displaying the spread of the latest craze. Jenny Perzee goes for the preppy look, as Miss Parish chooses to be sophisticated. Fads and Fashions 23

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Studying can be done anywhere. Renee Lyman and Cher Holmes hit the books before tennis practice. Are you serious? Kelly Keerns and Veronica Martin gossip as Stacey Kitchen shares a joke with a friend. Through Thick And Thin Being Friends He said what?! Everyone needs someone to confide in or just to talk with. Being a friend meant many things! It meant someone to share your days with, either good or bad; someone you could trust with all your secrets, hopes, and ambitions. When you found someone with all of these characteristics, you have found a friend!! While not everyone gossiped (or admitted to it), gossip was an important part of many people's lives. It was their way of finding out the facts about other people. It was rumored that some people at D.H.S. actually accepted gossip as the truth!!!! Dear Abby, Stacey Kitchen writes a letter to a friend while waiting for class to start. Being Friends 25