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

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FF! Parking lot attendant Mr. Summers is shocked when senior Chris Brown pulls a pa- per gun on him. Possessing weapons and murder are both listed in the Code of Conduct.Penalties include be- ing sent to the alternative school, being expelled or hav- ing charges filed. iPhoto by Howard Stevens.l Senior Sonja Estes acts like she is changing her class rank in Mrs. Diane Dilworth's of- fice. For altering school re- cords, a student could either have her privileges with- drawn, be referred for psy- chological services or be transferred to the alternative school iPhoto by Michael Jackson.l -Maierefwwewwwwwwwmw Awww ii . M if Hg 4- W - 2.1:-we-1. .wzf:,m- rw f, . 3 ,m,e,,f::,ffm,i..r, ff 1 ,M- . .ma -1, rf, A .Q ri , , L 5 ,Q ,, Z r . -,rvf ,f .fl-1 + g-145.3 -, re U -av a,rr. ',eg-was alfillfr, -a. 53 12, H4 4 We 1- ' rw V- ff re-:a:r.,'1-Q ,, 1. .firxkrrgi - ' an ff . , ' ff A- ,... J -'E---z., Va ,K Qs -vw: u r. 4 - W ,, f ra S 'A YQ..---Q, 4241 'fi -w a s - 1 4 Ji- liar e.p.:v,'?. -' S Pm 1' 3 'f 'W 1 1 , 1 ' Q- ,.,. sw' ' 4 - Eff L gf, M fYe,,, . i l Q D- i F . 'J ' i I- l . 0, 1 :M2'f -an H ll . i ...raw W 1 . X UCT ' PT: - . LQTND r. .1 - CODE OF If Ili.. V l I. u , L Hello, Mrs. Brickman? l advise you to evacuatethe school until next year, Go ahead and give the seniors their diplomas, Chad Clem- mer said. vu vm, 'Nqf , M., . .., -.,, N-,.,,,:-I -. r, ,- --.N ,Q 5-., M7 -.,. M... l Q. 7-.. D' f-. r , ..,, YW -M -r -- ..., - A... WX ' :T Bra-- -..:f. .. 'Tire-C -5. .,,,,.'1'fI' D -T To --1 .V 'Q .i.,, ,Mf-1 'X--C l Code of conduct

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Learning the ropes Class of 1990 meets at freshman orientation Class of 1990 met for the first time. Only three months be- fore, they had been the big- wheels at the two junior high schools, Now they were the freshmen at one of the largest high schools in the state. Boy, what a scarey feeling. Even the most se- cure individuals were a bit apprehensive about their first trip to the high school. As each group passed through the halls with student council members serving as tour guides, comments such as Look at the chick. Where has she been hiding? and That jerk must be from Byrd were heard. However, it only took a few weeks for the junior high rivalries to disappear as the class became united. Perhaps it was the fear of getting lost or of not having a friend to eat lunch with that promped the freshmen to make friends quickly. It didn't take long for the class members to start making their mark on the school. The freshman volleyball team won district and both football teams t 9 a.m. on August 21, the were equally successful. And it didn't take long for the cheer- leaders elected from each junior high to join together in becoming one of the best groups in the nation. In fact, they were chosen to compete with the 48 best squads in the nation in a competition in Orlando, Florida, during the Christmas holidays. The local girls took eighth in the contest. And to think, they accomplished so much with three more years left in high school! Other members of the Class of 1990 also became winners during the first cou- ple of months of school as a number of freshman made the marching band. Oh, what a feeling it was to be named the very best band at the Cotton Bowl Parade of Champions and then at the State March- ing Contest. ln addition to participating in the extra- curricular activities, the freshmen learned how to survive in the classroom as well. After all, they were in school to get an education. In order to introduce the freshmen to the ways of high school, upperclassmen per- form a skit at orientation. lPhoto by Michael Jackson.l A lonely freshman waits in the auditorium for some of his classmates to show up. lPhoto by Michael Jackson.i Orientation 13