Danville High School - Le Tresor Yearbook (Danville, PA)

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ORANGE AND PURPLE Class Roll CLASSICAL COURSE HER'l'RI'llE PEARL CAMPBELL I'AI'L RICHARD RONEY L0'l l'IE NOREENE DIETZ HENRY IDIVEL SIIDLER RI l'H IVINGERT ESTHER ELIZABETH BIRD MARY UELESTA BLEUHER EMMA I. FLIFK HELEN MARY FOSTER JIILIA A. HASKINS J. HOWARD XVARNER SCIENTIFIC COURSE JOI-IN HANCOCK ll. TORRENUE PEII-'ER MARY I'I'RSEL .IAUK S'l'I'l'ELER IVILLIAM IP. YANNAN - .i.,,. COMMERCIAL COURSE THOMAS S. EVANS YVILLIAM f'. FURNEY KARL M. FOI'S'l' LAKE FRAZIER EVHENE M. FRY JAl'K GROSS MARGARET LORE GORDON K. IYILSON JAMES A. MAGILL XVILLIAM MAUGER JAMES A. MMVILLIAMS CHARLES YY. MURRAY FRANVIS R. MYERS NYILLIAM DEAN SIVITZER AGNES F. IVAHNER ELECTIVE COURSE ELIZABETH II. CLARK SARA J. TREAS KATHERINE HOFFMAN IZLANUHE A. IYILSON

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ORANGE AND PURPLE i - I!I.AN4'l-IE ll-'ATSL WILSON , Litvrfwy Iiclitor, Orange and Purple A good and jolly girl is here ' Hoi' l'9IIlIl9X'lIl9llf allows no fear 'l'lu- only time we saw her mad Was wlwn she-'al been punished for being haul. - zo :A-- HOHIION 4llEAf'0Nl YVILSOX Gordon Wilson is some man With hrawny must-lv. Cheek of tan. We know that in his lutvr life. He will sue:-ved without n wife. -:0:- RVTH lR00'l'ERl WINGERT Alumni Editor. Orange null Purple Ruth nn honor iuenilrer. too. Has shown the vlnss what she van slo. Just view the picture and you will see A girl as jolly as one can be.

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20 ORANGE AND PURPLE President's Address By THOMAS S. EVANS We, the class of 1917, have, after four years of arduous labor, reached the climax of our High School career, and as we look back on these fond years we can well appreciate the untiring and able assist- ance rendered to our class by the Faculty and the Board of Education. We entered the good old Danville High School with the idea of do- ing and accomplishing things which had never been done before and to make it a place honored by all. As a class we have had our pennant lights, our hazing parties and many other mischievous undertakings characteristic of a real live student body and at times conditions were of a very serious nature, but these obstacles were cheerfully and wisely handled and we came out of each episode undisgraced. Our last year as students of Danville High School has been more or less hindered by many abnormal conditions but we have at last reached our goal regardless of these hindrances and as a class are proud of our record. We have always striven to keep our class standing above par and as we are about to leave this hallowed fortress of our education and thrust ourselves into higher activities we wish to thank again the Board of Education and each member of the Faculty for their unseliish assist- ance in keeping the record of the class of 1917 above the average. We appreciate the efforts of the School Board and Faculty to better the con- ditions in our High School and we have fond hopes of seeing accomplish- ed the task of building a new and more modern school, and we hope that all students may, inthe years to come, be benefitted by a new High School building, large enough to accommodate comfortably the ever-increasing attendance of the school, well-equipped and modern in every detail. To the class of 1918 we resign our position of leaders in the activit- ies of the school. Without any desire to boast we feel that during our leadership as Seniors the athletics and the literary standing of our school have been well advanced. Our earnest hope and wish is that our present Juniors will keep up the standards of efficiency, honesty, and energy of the past and that old Danville High School will continue to ad- vance in all lines of student activity. To the Board, our Faculty, the entire student body we now bid a fond farewell. Our thanks we again extend to you for your assistance to us, and your cooperation, and with you all remain our best wishes for the future.