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MOVING 1 ley what happened to the school? It looks good! Yeah, it does. Did you know this year there is a new football stadium and a new gym? Yeah, | also heard that we have new teachers, more classes offered such as Bowling, a one hour Auto Mechanics class, and Dance II. Oh, and guess what else is new? Is it the new freshman class? Well, besides that. Now, we're moving into the big time, we're 5A! There are two sides to any situation and when DHS moved into SA there were definitely adjustments! Not only did students have to pay to park in the school parking lot they had to pack themselves into an overcrowded gym while the new one was still being repaired. Even, the seniors were deprived of their own lunchroom! But, the good things did not even compare with the bad. . The rise of school spirit was a surprise to most, but it was Alive and Well . Not only did students participate in skits and chants but the faculty did, also. Sports competition was exciting and new moving into 5A. DHS was faced with new rivals as well as old ones. The addition of the new stadium increased excitement for football and motivated the players. Also, with the convenience of the new gym, attendance rose. Along with restrictions such as House Bill 72, No-Pass No-Play, which eliminated some people in extra-curricular activities for six weeks, were good seasons and new friends. Even though DHS grew rapidly, it did not lose its warmth and friendliness. We made new friends and participated in the new classes offered. DHS definitely MOVED INTO THE BIG TIME. reetemeseinstssonsisneeseenseeseeee tease by Brooke Orr and Kim Walker 2 Opening Page
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DeSoto High School atit's best! Holding approximately 1800 students, DHS sits on 82.68 beautiful acres of land. Just enough for more growth. Photo by Randy Vonderheid DeSoto High School 600 Eagle Drive DeSoto, Texas 75115 214) 230-0726 MOVING INTO THE BIG TUME (1986-1987) Volume 23 enrollment 1,800 Title Page 1
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ยข At a home basketball game, Senior Frankie Vitullo expresses his feelings ona bad call. Photo by Randy Vonderheid. Juniors Turk McDonald, Jim Hoenig, and Michael Davis exert a feeling of disappointment at a home basketball game. Photo by Randy Vonderheid. Opening Page 3
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