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RIGHT BOTTOM: From left to right, Mark Jackson, Chris Mourfield, Mary Jo Allen, and Ed Layton dance under the starry sky. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Students enjoy dancing to the music of Hustut-ler. ' From left to right are Mike Cooksey, Danny Harkness, Sonja Gibson, and Joe Alexander. LEFT BOTTOM: Seated a-mong the Roman decor at the banquet are Rob Mayer, Pam Jackson, Jim McDaniel, Vickie Kandalaft, Nancy Tuley, John Capps, Teresa Fields, and Candy Poe. FAR LEFT: Prom is a special occasion for many. Dean Adkins and Andrea Ayers enjoy each other's company. LEFT: A balcony view of the banquet shows Lamar Hicks, a member of the DHS faculty, commenting on the Senior class. 27
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Many Students Enjoy Roman Holiday9 The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet was held Saturday, May 3 in the DHS gymnasium. The theme, Roman Holiday, was appropriately expressed with decorations including fountains, columns, a chariot, and a stairway to the Temple of the Gods. Upperclassmen enjoyed the evening meal of ham and its trimmings. Lori Keirsey, Junior class president, presided over the banquet and introduced guest speakers, Jay Lemons, Senior class president. Gene McCane, Dolores Stanislaw, and Lamar Hicks. The dance began at 8:00 with music provided by Hustut-ler. Many stayed well into the midnight hour enjoying the music and good times.
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’75 Reveille Adds Color; DHS Bearcat Places Third 28 Eight pages of color and a royalty section were added features to the 1975 Reveille. The 74-75 Publications class voted to produce a yearbook that would be received in August in order that all spring activities could be included. Inflation hit the yearbook business; this year's Reveille cost $10. In light of the price, the staff decided to produce a 208-page book and include the color section. Last minute work on division pages, features, and index was not finished until the last deadline, June 7. Bearcat staff members produced their last issue. The Senior Bearcat, on May 22. New features in the 1974-75 Bearcat included a Christian Comment column and periodic fun pages. The Bearcat received third place honors in state competition with schools of comparable size. Dean Adkins won a first place in the cartoon division with a cartoon depicting the ancient condition of the old junior high. At the annual awards assembly, editors awards went to Candy Poe and Nancy Tuley.
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