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There were big crowds at most pep Teachers have as much, if not rallies. Junior Tony Walker finds more, spirit than students. Senior standing room only, but still man- Principal Charles Kidwell uses war- ages to show his spirit. paint to scare off rivalries. l . i 1 V VK .' J-I ' -- 'i M I l ' , .5 4' its-gifs' :ta 9 Q 117' ' -3 . , . Q' C '-f Q Q E A W A big sound is heard as the choir sings the National Anthem at the Homecoming game in the new stadi- um against MacArthur. iPhoto by Michael Jackson.l Just plain big
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Big names could be heard in the halls. Senior Barry Foster receives a plaque for Dallas Times Herald 'Player of the Week honors. uc S. JL- I tif- . jg' 15.552 lQfiQQl',F .ze . mx. rf1.Q3ER..lia2'11. tail' .t 3 iisi B I G t was a just plain big year. Big splits, big decisions, big names, and a bigger than ever student body. But as the old saying goes . . . The bigger the better and the more the merrierf' both of which ran true. Even in the biggest crowds there are those who stood out. DHS had an infinite supply of big names with big achievements. Big pride was in surplus as well. Pride filled the halls, and big and little names alike shared in the spirit. Walls were continually camouflaged in Go Panthers! signs, and many faces were marred by tiny red and blue paws. Even the most distinguished of teachers joined in one way or another, be it an On the Road to State sweatshirt or a Panther bumpersticker ingeniously slapped across the back pockets of their slacks. Yeah, it was everywhere. In fact, spirit was one of the biggest in things . Maybe just plain big was a poor choice of words. There wasn't very much plain about the year. It was pretty outstanding, in fact. More so than any single word could possibly describe. However, since a picture is worth a thousand words, here are thousands of pictures to help tell the story of Duncanville High School's biggest year yet. Just plain big
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Students spend much of their free time at school sponsored ac- tivities. Seniors Darin Nelson and Andy Curtis take in the sites on a Biology trip. E veryone wants to show his support for the football boys. Ju- nior Jennifer Howard and a classmate write Good Luck to their favorite i Split the scene
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