Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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FREEDOM! What is there to do after school? As the 2:30 bell rings, signalling the end of another school day, you analyze all the things you have to do and set up a time schedule. After stuffing your books in the locker, you hurry to a Science Club meeting (Chess Club, pompette practice, etc.). In order to stick to your demanding schedule, you sacrifice your dinner so you can finish your homework before going out of town for the weekend. Just as well, as you are planning to go on a diet anyway. Working until 8:00, you make it to Whitesell Field at 8:15 to watch the homecoming game against Bloomington. Standing side by side with alumni, you cheer on the Maroon and White. At halftime, the class floats are judged, determining the winner of the Spirit Jug. Whether the Vikings win or lose, you decide to celebrate at Godfathers. Here goes your diet. Despite so little time, you manage to get everything done to remain in fine shape. Practice makes perfect. Mr. John Crygiel spends some time after school working on a demonstration for his welding class. Crack! Senior Brad (.eighty spends many afternoons polishing his golf stroke. The hard work paid off as Brad helped the golf team to a fine season. Freedom!

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HE DAILY GRIND 3zz At 6 a.m., this sound can only an one thing — the onset of a daily jtine that starts with the beginning a new school year. Struggling out of d and into the shower at 6:30, you nage to regain the use of your limbs time to get dressed. With this newly uired athletic ability, you sprint ough the house gathering up books d papers. Reaching the bus stop in ir minutes and 38 seconds, you break ur previous record of five minutes proving that you are in fine shape. t first glance, the route from bus to ker looks like mass confusion but sistence pays off. You make it to homeroom just as the final bell rings. After homeroom, academics take over. During second hour, your concentration level is at its lowest point of the day. Following the explanation of a geometry proof, you slowly return to a conscious state. Sitting in your fourth hour class, thoughts of eclairs and glazed doughnuts invade your mind. Finally, your long-awaited lunch hour arrives. As the last hour of the day begins, you find that staying up until 12:00 the night before resulted in an A on your algebra test. This establishes the fact that you are mentally in fine shape. Charlie Chaplin he's not, but Mr. John Sanders tries to prove his point concerning the teacher's contract at a teacher's rally. The teachers agreed to a new contract in late October. was so nervous I thought I was going to die! . Jim Bates attempts to garner votes from his freshmen classmates. He was defeated however, in an extremely tight race for the presidency of the freshman class. The Daily Grind 3

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Checkered Flag! Troy Cutteridge flies across the finish line to capture first place in a dirt bike race. Freedom! 5