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Dig Al ' s gal, senior mascot Jimilou Sreambarge shows her radicalism as she cheers on her favorite football team i one of seniors rorors oil igeously Leaving rheir hand prinrs on the walls, rhe students of D.H.5 want ro and will be always remembered as O-U-T-R-A-G-E-O-U S, U-N-U-5-U-A-L, 5-H-O-C-K-l-N-G, and fVA-D-l-C-A-L During rhe game against Beaumont French, senior quartet- bock Andre Ware discusses the next play with Coach Dub Farris and his ossisrant coaches With no time to spate, freshman trainer Cory Ftey quickly btings o water bottle and towel Senior varsity cheerleader Monlco Mir- chiner holds her head os she rtles to goin composure after 16 flip-flops per- formed as the team bashed through the run-through sign Opening 1 1
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As seniors Jerro Hording ond Julio Seguro ride in the HOSA floor during rhe homecoming porode, senior Lynerte Chovez ond junior Peggy Show wove ro rhe crowd Junior colorguord member Gino Adorns holds her flog ro neor perfecrion os she performs wirh the bond ot halfrime. Each day, rhe col- orguord spend many hours in procrice ro moke Goror fons proud during eoch performance -I Radical. Ir is exorbitant, it is unusual, it is shocking, it is outrageous, and it is D.H.S. Each of these words describes rhe students and the school year of 1985-86. Students go to any extreme to make their school year as radical and memorable as possible. Where is this radicalism and who represents it? With eoch student representing a part of the radicalism, it could be found just around rhe corner in rhe G-hall or in one of the many other halls. The sophomores and juniors, rhe Gators, the coaches, the fish, the bald boys, the seniors and lasr but not least the teachers and administrarors oil represent the radicalness conrained in rhe outrageously outrageous halls of D.H.S. Leovir »ont to i S. U-N-UJ 10 Opening
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Before rhe varsity football feom leaves for the first game of the season against Deoumont French, the cheerleaders put a sign on the bus to warn everyone that The Gators ore back! While in the girls gym, junior Tammy Frankin smiles as she waits for the 3 o ' clock bell to end her day. 12 Studenr Life
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