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HANDS UP! Offensive ctocdnoror Cooch Sbofet 'eminds his receiving corps Enk Fefcx ond Kevin HoB ro rase rher hand ro signal ro rhe quonerbock rhor they are open on rheir passing parrerns Qi 11 Al i long os Danville, Illinois survives. Danville's population of 38,985 wos o sure sign that our 541 freshmen, 555 sophomores, 388 juniors, and 498 Seniors wouldn't have anything to worry about. The school itself didn't change too much, but fads and fashions were a different story. They brought out the best of what was in style. The in list included Argyles, bandanas, and the layered look. Garfield, everyone's favorite fat cat, and our little blue friends the Smurfs were in, while Snoopy and PacMan went out . If you wore bell bottom pants and liked printed neckties you were a little out of if also. Believe it or not, certain foods could be in or out of style. The ins included salads, pitas, and stuffed pizza. The outs were quiche, hamburgers and french cooking. Short, punk hairstyles made the scenes at DHS accompanied by the craze of gels and creams to obtain the wet look. If that wasn't your style, long hair that was lightened or highlighted ranked in popularity. No matter what clothes you wore, foods you ate or hairstyles you exhibited, anyone attending Danville High showed promise and potential — INSIDE and OUT! IS IT WORTH MY TIME AND EFFORT? The pomperres proc rice rheir Ftoshdonce routine continuously for rhree monrhs bringing if ro perfection in order ro cfepioy rneir rolenr or rhe on nuol DanvtSe Schlormon gome Opening
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ACROPHOBIA OR EVTERTAINMENT? Not scored by the height, sophomore Curtis To woe relaxes wirh o smile os friend John Leverenz holds on tightly waiting eagerly for the ferns wheel to stop CLOWNING AROUND. Senior Kev«-, Gombert. obas Gumdrop the Clown,'' odds mogic to the first annual Septemberfey by molding something (o blue poodle dog) out of nortvng for curious onloolsers GRODY TO THE MAX! Tnroucfi her focal expressions. Senior Mernt Eorl shows thot it rakes oB her yrength to pull off o mouth ful of the ptra which she gobbles down after o firing pompetre proctce
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the QSwt ( of h77U i ( J honk God it's Friday. I can hardly wait until the weekend. No doubt! Are you going to the game tonight? Heck yeah — what would a Friday be without yelling for the Vikes? How about you? You know I'll be there. We re goin' to Jocko's afterwards and tomorrow I can sleep until noon! Must be nice — I gotta be at work tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. I'm bummin'. Well hey, at least you can go to that party tomorrow night. This is true. I got the car the whole weekend and my parents are gone for a week. We should go to Champaign — there's always something to do over there. Not to mention the college guys are there! How could I forget them? We can do some serious eyeballing! You know if! We'll be having some fun and stuff! Well, give me a call after school. This weekend will be so awesome! liitudA . . . And that's a slice of Srudenr Life .. . j I be saying ... Mega and beaucoup placed in fronr of bucks bummed our Def Leppard Loverboy Police Penny loafers Flashdance look — curour sweorshirrs Mim-skirrs Cruise ro rhe Bahamas or rhe Virgin Islands (espedolly over Christmas Break) (9(t j O-ray See yo, later Alligator You got rhe big eye Loretta Lynn Bach Plasmatics Leg warmers Wide ties Bell bottoms Anywhere in Indiana (especially when visiting distant cousins) Historical landmarks 8 Divider
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