Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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FRESHMAN turns on her music while g work. iPhoto by 1. Grygielj BECKY WRIGHT stereo to listen to doin her home- ---Candidly Speaking -- I I ' ' Cooking can be fun except for clean- ing up the mess! Linda Marsh u x S I - , EIGHT BALL IN the right pocket. junior john Grygiel perfects his shots while practicing pool. iPhoto by I. Crygielj HOBBIES TWO POINTS! PLAYING bas- ketball every night is Senior Marc Kennedy's hobby. QPhoto by I. Crygielj MS ff-- . . H . . ,, . .,,, 1 ' f If f ' . f .- f. ,. , ,V .. , My ,,,.k, ,,.., , 11 A K , , , , I K 1 V V rg: '

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Candidly Speaking H Our Bible quiz team did well in competition, but I think we could have done better. Tracy Shurig ll ENIOYINC THE ENVIRON- MENT, junior Matt Long eats lunch with friends he made at Hanging Rock camp during the summer. fPhoto by M. Grygielj STRIVINC FOR PERFECTION, junior Ienni Williams calls her adviser for assistance while at- tending Ball State University journalism Workshop. fPhoto by I. Grygielj CAMPS

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AVORITE PASTIMES' Tofffmfmff Get up, go to school, come home, do homework, go to bed .. . ROUTINE! Routine filled many stu- dents' lives, making them boring. One way to break out of routines was to find a hobby. Sophomore Shannon Pruitt had a very interest- ing hobby that took up his spare time - he played the banjo with his dad. Being able to play the banjo makes me very hap- py. I got a lot of satisfac- tion out of myself, said Pruitt. Pruitt got started at the age of seven. His family was the reason he took up music. l have always been in- terested in playing the banjo because my grandfa- ther played one. My whole family is musically in- clined, explained Pruitt. After working on his playing for many years, Shannon began to look for ways to keep his hobby from becoming boring. A lot of times it does get boring, but if once a week or once a month you get together with a some- one else who plays, you can learn a lot of variations to your songs. It makes it interesting, he added. Shannon agreed that hobbies could be very beneficial. My dad plays guitar, so Boredom we go around playing at places and make about sso an hour. I also teach on Tuesday nights, he ex- plained. A hobby provided chal- lenge and reward, it kept the students busy, and eliminated ROUTINE from everyone's clay. DURING HER SPARE time, fresh man Tammy Carwood selects an in teresting book to read in her den iPhoto by I. Crygielj HOBBIES t 19