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

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With Work, Fun And Pleasant Memories The seniors will always remember the fun they had in meetings at someone's house to paint their senior cords. Road runners apples, the 'll li as 1 Harold Grammer proofreads a finished copy as Co-Editor Pat Pedigo and Literary Editor Judy Evans hash out some of the many yearbook problems. class motto and the class flower, and favorite sayings were typical of most of the skirts and pants. arty Occasionally, Mr. Cox finds a few moments at noon to par ticipate in a game of ping-pong with the students.

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Typical Days At DHS Arc Spiced Typical days at DHS featured senior cords, work, and relaxation. Dan- ville students saw many fads and fancies come and go and watched autumn skies turn to gray as winter blanketed the town and finally to crystal blue as spring made its first appearance. They saw bewildered seventh graders, who were being orientated, stare in wonderment at their high school. They saw the elated seniors' get-out-of school glow turn to a tear as Pomp and Circumstancen played at graduation. Yes, Danville students saw one en- tire year go by and prepared themselves for their new positions as graduates, seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and eighth graders. Gene Wilson, head football coach, takes time out from his busy teaching schedule to relax in the lounge pro- vided for men teachers. Seniors went all out this year for the traditional senior cords. Here, Bob Brock models his cords in front of his fellow classmates. Organization emblems, activities, names, and Danville Warriors made up the colorful senior cords.

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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?