Danville High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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SPARKED WITH ENTHUSIASM Those wearing senior cords are Bill Franklin, Marcia Wyatt, Karen Laymon, Judy Parsons, Sharon Cum- mins, Susie P atterson, Bob Schults, RexS ervies, Floe1Caskey, Judy Jordan, Judie Boulware, Judy Edmond- son, Charlene Hollingsworth, Judy Adams, Ruth Ann Huffman, Becky Baker, Joan Peyton, Pat Rief, Sandy Mettler, Patsy Stanley, Julia Leavitt and Judy Martin. Wayne Stanley, Bill Franklin and Marcia With the high school students eating during three Wyatt, seniors, and Pat Pedigo, sophomore, different lunch periods, crowded cafeteria lines are take a coke break between classes. omitted.

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SCHOOL LIFE MOLDED BY TRADITION K ar e n Laymon, 1959 Track Q u e e n, represented Danville at the Mid -State T r a c k Meet at Washington High School. I passed! Charles Ellis seems to be saying as he looks at his report card. Tim Sale, senior, toteshis books home in search of that ever wonderful A. Jack Fender signs Judy Franklin' tition for office during class elections. SDC

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CENTERED ON FUN AND EXCITEMENT El The change from junior high into high school is being discussed by freshmen, Tom Helton, Penny Terry, Ken Sale, and Judy Rodney. A teenager's life overflows with interests and is occasionally interrupted for a brief battle with the books. Staying up late to cram for final examinations and doing an experiment over until it works are all part of school and growing up. John Shelton, Norman Dininger and Larry Lothridge, sophomores used the library, a quiet place to study.