Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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A HUGWORTHY NOTE! Semor Mtfy Huff occeprs on offecronore hug from U S Army Field Dond leod singer coring on assembly Gngng ro every nore. he exploins rhor she's toy rhor lovin' feeing IN THE LONG RUN! A long jump of 21.93 4 or cfcrricr compennon oltows Terry Moore ro quofcfy for yore comperirion or Eoyern inois University In Chorleyon DOING THE DIRTY WORK! Woshng corsdoesn'r hove ro be ol work ond no fun os Tim Lyons, Michelle Monson. ond Liso Thompson con orrey ro MeonwNJe, ■’workhorses Lxso McDermort ond Come Longfelow scrub ond pofch o cuyomer's cor or rhe junior doss cor wash m rhe heor of rhe Auguy sun Opening

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tyPltAi l con, JUST IN TIME! With o serve sending junior Lori Dleveons mro fhe doubles dley, she 6 able ro save rhe gome poor wifh her speed and quickness sure, there were always people at the hangouts. In Danville, we flocked to McDonald's, invaded Burger King, and cruised to the corner of Jackson and Main. Cruising was voted the number one weekend activity, but outside those three nights of bliss, cruising changed to running errands or a reason to get out of the house. If you drove just to get out, chances are you noticed a few changes in Danville. The main changes centered around local hospitals. Both St. Elizabeth and Lakeview underwent construction to add new facilities and to receive a general facelift . While they sought improvements. Carle Clinic of Champaign-Urbana sought extension in Danville. Opportunities in the forms of a prison and Towne Center gave Danville an optimistic look at the future economy. Inside the district, teachers feared losing their jobs, valuable programs were threatened to be cut, and two schools' doors were permanently closed. Fairchild and Roselawn Elementaries joined the fates of Jackson, Collett, and Oaklawn schools. The closings were especially sad to the alumni of the schools. Even though Fairchild and Roselawn's conditions seemed permanent, we could bet that Danville High would be open as BLOWING OFF STEAMI During rhe arch rival Dan vile Schlormon pep ossem b!y. sophomore Reggie Chapman blasts out rhe ftghr song on h«s trumpet ro rotse spirit for rhe Vkmg ream'

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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