Duncanville High School - Panther Tale Yearbook (Duncanville, TX)

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HUSBAND AND WIFE - Alice Henne and Chris Cloutier play the roles of Mr. and Mrs. Van Dann. if ff O r 4' ' .i SITTING ALONE - Richard Wermske, who plays the part of Peter, sits alone on his bed. STAYING IN LINE - Cathy Jackson, Jay Haggard, Richard Wermske, and Darrell Clark act in i adramaticscene. AFTER DINNER GUEST - Emily Birt- chet, Heather Holterman, and Cathy Jackson greet Nathan Henne. GOSSIP TIME - Alice Henne talks with Emily Birtchet, who plays the title role of Anne Frank. ANNE'S FATHER - Darrell Clark plays the part of Anne's father, Mr. Frank. Diary of Anne Frank 25

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In the annex I enjoyed the 'Diary of Anne Frank', said Stace Hunt, senior, of the drama department's fall production. I was surprised how well the drama department handled serious drama. I think the two most outstanding performances were given by Emily Birtchet and Alice Henne, said senior drama student Amy Blalock. Both of them showed a lot of maturity in their acting, which was refreshing. I wish I would have gone to more than one performance, said Kenny Merrifield, It was great, and everyone was fantastic. HUSHING UP - Cathy Jackson attempts to quiet Emi- ly Birtchet, who portrays her daughter. 24 Diary of Anne Frank GATHERED AROUND - Cathy Jackson, Darrell Clark, Heather Holterman, and Nathan Henne act out a secret Hanukkah celebration. in THE ANNEX - cathy l Jackson talks to Jay Haggard and Richard Wermske in an early scene of the play. CONFUSED STARE - Heather Holterman, who por- trays Margot, States into space.

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Molesters win intramural football On Sept. 13, nine teams entered competi- tion in the Flag Football League, sponsored by Duncanville Intramurals. By Oct. 19, only four teams remained. They were the Giant Ar- madillos, Molesters, Blazing Seniors, and Dawn's Dudes. The Molesters, who won the lntramural competition, were undefeated until they lost to the Giant Armadillos in an exciting game that ended in overtime. The Molesters proved that it is speed rather than size that wins football games. ln the student-faculty football game, the faculty came away victorious, as usual. lntramural football is a great way to get in- volved with athletics without the hassles and practice time that organized school teams de- mand, said Stace Hunt, a player for Dawn's Dudes. The intramural swimming meet, sponsored by Don Cox, was held at the Mountain View Community College pool on Sept. 8. Fifteen students entered the hour long meet that con- sisted of both individual and relay competi- tions. Sam Foose won the diving competition and Scott Deffebach won the 50 yd. free-style. Kevin Purcell was the victor in the Big Splash, while Kane Sheppard and Scott Deffebach won the 100 yd. relay. Brian Mabry CAUGHT - Robert Underwood runs for the goal during the game between Dawn's Dudes and the Misty Mountain Hoppers. KEEP AWAY - Scotty Rollinson scrambles away from Colin Charland while playing intramural football. 26 Intramurals L if'-1-avr., : f -'ff .. .5 . ,