Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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11: Y Mr. Ford returned to his second childhood on cos- tume day. Mali! Ra ed Ann lennifer Owen had cause to worry when Mark EI- . SS Y li J IIOII and Darwin Colsten were around, 16!Spirit Sandra lambrich showed her spir- it by decking out in her favorite costume. Mrs. Postlewaite donned a new image -r fy on Halloween Harry Roberts brought the middle east crisis to DC. This mysterious Chinese Dragon, made by Ricky Peyton and Chris Vittitow, roamed the corridor of D.C. on costume Day. . i ,S

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G unior Lori Gentry, a Bacon's Teen Board member, riodels the fashionable knickers seen frequently at D C V. E1 ex' .3 Preppy Dominotes ot D.C. From punk to preppy, styles are ever- changing. The preppy look is still around, but to some it is on the downward trend. A must for all preppies begins with either a pair of topsiders or penny loafers, es- sential for stepping in style. Argyle socks come in a variety of colors and are worn with everything from jeans for the preppys to wool skirts for the preppies, When the term preppy is mentioned, help but think of lzod who can sportswear by Lacoste, comfortable but dressy when combined with an oxford shirt with a button-down collar. Another look that has proven consistent throughout the year is the Camouflage, or G.l. look, Camouflage pants, shorts, T- shirts and jackets can be worn together or with other variations of army fatigue such as belts and purses. The renowned western look, perfect for satin and suede lovers, boasts many accessories such as bandanas, boots and hats that can be worn together for that nostalgic look. Metallics are also on the fashion scene, f f 1X AQ , gg efatii r' 1' f. V by V v. .-.QL ,s.' 3' ' l .- - 2,4 t ' :fi-1. , kv? -' ,Ag accenting daytime as well as evening ap- parel. Metallic accessories, chosen to add sparkle to any wardrobe, range every- where from jewelry to makeup. Flashy purses, belts and hair accessories are pop- ular metallics. Many fashion-conscious teens are de- veloping modeling skills as members of Bacon's Teen Board. The prospective Teen Board members attend a series of 6- 8 weekly classes on various topics ranging from skin and hair care to Aerobic danc- ing. Throughout the year, the Teen Board provided a series of fashion shows which were a source of advertisement as well as entertainment. junior, Lori Gentry, attributes much to her experiences on the Teen Board. l'Since l've been on the Teen Board, l've learned a lot about coordination, hair care and makeup. lt's just really great fun. lt's a totally different feeling being in front of people , . . it's like you're doing something for yourself and them too. For a preppy look Michele Sweeney displays a Ralph Lauren sweater and socks, with a skirt and penny loafers. The camouflage look as worn by Sophomore Chris Vittitow was seen occasionally here at D.C. FASMON15

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.v'i' 'fafe . Q. -s-.., 1 img , i When you say Panthers you've said it all. Cotch Thott D.C. Spirit! For some time, the lack of school spirit has been a growing problem at DC. This, however, is but another of the many changes that have come about throughout the year. Ballgames, spirit days and pep rallies were just a few occasions on which DC students flaunted red and white while they promoted the motiva- tion needed to win that important game or to place first in a swim or track meet. One of the most memorable events of the year was the night that we defeated the Eagles at football, a decisive victory in the war be- tween Daviess County and Apollo. The motiva- tion required to win this game was also present when the Panthers swept past the Eagles with a 51-35 victory in basketball. The Pig-tail Panthers, as they're referred to by the press, have made it an eventful year for the DC girls' cross country team. They pos- sessed the confidence and determination needed to win the State Championship. Even the cafeteria played a part in the promo- tion of school spirit with the creation of the re- nowned Panther Burger. The response to the WVIS 'lmost spirited school contest was overwhelming. Letters, by the score, were sent in, showing that DC does have a spirited student body! Holly Haight, Iunior Class President, wondered what she did to deserve a pie in the face. These seniors show their spirit by building a pyramid during a pep rally.