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

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Enjoy Extra-Curricular Activities At D.H.S. Senior girls built pyramids at their slumber parties when Seniors were glad that their busy junior year was over they were juniors. even though they found time for no sleep. Sally Howard and Norman Dininger enjoyed themselves The Roaring 20's returned at the sophomore class at Jake's birthday party. party. Attempting the Charleston, b oth sophomore boys and girls found their class party fun.

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First Graders Through Seniors R DHS seniors look back on the first Norma McGonigal modeled her cor- Sandy Joyce and Bill Patterson were grade with pleasant memories. duroy overalls, steadies in the sixth grade. The seniors enjoyed their seventh grade class party. Senior girls were also seventh graders, but who would know the difference?

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Twenty-Seven Minutes Proves Hectic. Seniors enioyed seeing their fellow classmates at noon and having some friendly conversation with them after eating. Even though the records were not new, students liked to dance the last part of their lunch periods. A familiar sound at DHS was that of Danville students piling in the cafe- teria at noon. With only 27 minutes for lunch, students and teachers found that period a rush, rush proposition. lt was not unusual to see line cutter-inners among the students, but the less for- tunate teachers, who were on the look- out for this, had to wait at the end of the line. - The seniors put three tables togeth- er so that there would be plenty of room for all. They rushed through their meals, and some just decided to drink cakes to avoid the whole ordeal, so they could get a few minutes in of dancing - relaxation, you know. RING, the inevitable sign of the bell, and off trudged the students and teachers alike, relaxed and refreshed by their noon break. is Some teachers found a coffee break before eating lunch relaxing.