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D.H.S. Jam-Packed in ' 73 An enrollment of thirteen-hun- dred-plus students in a school built for only seven hundred can cer- tainly create a problem. To combat our rising enrollment, eight o ' clock classes appeared at D.H.S. two years ago. In 1972-73, we had twenty-two early classes— almost doubling the original num- ber. Last spring, seniors scheduled themselves to take some of the workload from the swamped Ad- ministration. To cope with the ri s- ing number of student problems, the Administrative and Guidance Departments each added new per- sonnel. Our curriculum was ex- panded to encompass new teach- ers and new electives to help elimi- nate over-crowded classrooms. A new lunch period for Eighth Gra- ders helped reduce the long lunch lines and crowded tables. Locker shortages became a crisis, and for the first time, Senior boys had to share lockers. Traffic control came to D.H.S. in ' 73. Up and Down staircases were necessary to avoid those five- minute jams between classes. Our gym was no longer large enough to seat the entire student body, and we completely filled the home football stands for pep rallies. ■■■ in ■■■ iai ■■■ Mobs of D.H.S. students cheered the Homecoming Parade. In ' 73 our student body completely filled the Home football stands. 3
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Crowded D.H.S. Confiscates Additional Facilities. Seniors Lu Ann Deyerle and Debbie Tucker enjoy the homecoming festivities as they stuff the third place Beta Club float. Our climbing enrollment forced the D.H.S. administration to change many policies and rules. New federal regulations required officials to remove the ice cream sales from the cafeteria. The book- store became the new ice cream counter, and the lunch time masses congregated around that one small window. Because the extra work of plan- ning a curriculum for the new school demanded more time. So- cial Science, Math, and English De- partment Heads required two plan- ning periods. Mr. Lawrence Johnson, Mr. Ralph Allison, and Mrs. Ann Armbrister occupied the partitioned offices in the new Guidance Office annex. Last year D.H.S. confiscated two rooms from the Old Dublin Ele- mentary School. In 1973 we an- nexed anoth er room for English. In foul weather it was cold and wet traveling across the road. As an added inconvenience to both teachers and students, there were no bathroom facilities or public ad- dress speakers in the Elementary rooms. Assemblies presented a problem as the student body could barely fit into two sessions— the auditorium was just too small. The cafeteria, gym, library, and auditorium pro- vided space for homerooms, club meetings and classes. While Parent-Teacher Conferences were held, parents visited their sons ' or daughters ' teacher. Miss Marian Richardson is showing Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith some fundamen- tals of Trigonometry. 4
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