Douglas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Winston, OR)

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WITH A VACANT expression, Jon Sportsman views the danc- ing couples. Fall Colors Accent Autumn Cf Don't burn the angel hair, you idiot! l've got dibs on the candle. Excuse me, but has anyone seen a stray black patent leath- er shoe? These are just a few of the chance comments that were heard at the annual homecom- ing dance. The theme, Autumn of Our Lives, was carried out in fall col- ors, and the tables were deco- rated with candles, angel hair and maple leaves. Queen Kristi Johnson and her escort Terry Woodall were in- troduced at intermission. Music was provided by the Young Delights. 58 HOMECOMING DANCE

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We've Got Spirit! Learning a hand routine from the rally members and per- forming it at home games was a new task taken on by the Douglas High Pep Club. The uniforms worn by the Pep Club members were red and white houndstooth check wool skirts with red sweaters, white knee socks and red shoes. Week after week members of the Pep Club took time after school to make signs encouraging DHS sportsmen, letting them know that the student body was supporting them. Some exam- ples of these signs were Skin the Cats and stomp Glide. These were posted during homecoming week when the oppos- ing team was the Glide Wildcats. Miss Shirley Schoenborn served as advisor to Pep Club while sophomore Debbie Parret took the responsibility of pres- ident. The Pep Club had a membership of 12. E f' I9 wb XTX. . 'T tit? .scsi iff! sr'- l'iigx1f'ti!s Q 'fit 5 PEP CLUB PRESIDENT Debbie Parret stapled a Soc it to 'em! sign to a wall. Painting signs was part of the Pep Club's weekly responsi- bility. 60 PEP CLUB DARLENE HANNAH, DEBBIE Hansen and Denise Dunn watch the basketball game attentively. SUSAN LOERTS BRUSHED her hair out of her face before cutting a sign for the district tournament.