Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Sharing a dance at Homecoming with sophomore court member Tasha Lil-lard is freshman Chuck Martin. (Photo by D. Schult) Escorting junior court member Jennifer Jones across the stage at the Homecoming assembly is Senior Stacey Robinson. (Photo by B. Wright) Cupping her hands over her face when they announced her the Homecoming queen is Senior Carmen Cunningham. Looking on are Senior court members Christi Creek and Amy Serfoss and the 1985 queen Yolanda Bailey. (Photo by M. Grygiel) HOMECOMING 29

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A NIGHT AT THE MASQUERADE The Homecoming dance was a most memorable part of the ’86 school year for the students. “I believe this year’s Homecoming was memorable. The decorations were great! The music ranged from fast to slow. It was really fun,” said junior Mike Schoon. The theme for Homecoming was “Come to the Masquerade.” The gym was decorated with purple balloons, Dressed in a formal gown and a tuxedo. junior Dena Jumps and 1986 graduate Scott Smith enjoy a dance during the festivities at the 1986 Homecoming dance. (Photo by D. Schult) streamers, and colored lights. Uniquely decorated masks were given to the ladies at the dance. “The scenery turned the basketball court into a dance floor. The DJ, Greg Reed was very good. He provided excellent music that we could really get into,” said sophomore Brian Smith. Many people agreed that the music really added to the wild atmosphere. The Homecoming Queen, Carmen Cun- ningham, and the attendants were very happy with the turnout and thought they were very privileged to be chosen. “I definitely think that becoming queen has been and probably will remain the highlight of my Senior year. I seriously doubt if anything else could take the place of being queen. It was an honor and a privilege for me and I will always cherish that moment, said 1986 Homecoming Queen Carmen Cunningham. by Tami Smith A look of joy covers Senior Carmen Cunningham's face after she is crowned Homecoming queen on October 24. 1986. (Photo by M. Grygiel) Preparing for a Homecoming dance takes a lot of work. Sophomore Dan-ae Butler decorates the gym with balloons for the event. (Photo by J. Grygielj 28 HOMECOMING

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A fairly inexpensive form of entertainment for junior Teresa Nimrick was a VCR and a couple of movies. Movie rentals have been steadily increasing over the past few years and they are quickly becoming a popular form of entertainment. (Photo by J. Crygiel) With the wide range of movie rentals now, it’s hard to choose which one to watch. Junior Mike Hance looks over the possibilities of movies from the selection at K's Merchandise Mart. (Photo by J. Crygiel) 30 VCR'S