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

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12 D. H. s. 4 Orange and Purple 5- 1 9 Q s future holds in store for us? Tomorrow our little ships will embark upon that vast sea of Life. Some may return to harbor safely-others may be wrecked by stronger forces. If we have faithfully lived up to our motto, Labor Omnia Vincet, we may feel safe in saying that few of the little ships will be lost. If each little one is prepared to overcome the obstacles which it is bound to encounter on the sea of Life, what can change its course? We realize many will be encountered, but four years in Danville High has taught us how to overcome them. Our days in Danville High leave pleasant memories and wherever the future finds us D. H. S. will be spoken ot with reverence and honor by the members of the Class of '28. p TO THE JUNIORS: 'To you we throw the torch, Be yours to hold it high. ll, 5 fyqlla 6.1-4 ,gm 'xffif' l l lu tw

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D. H. s. 4 Orange and Purple an 1 9 2 8 11 Editorial Our High School days have terminated, as is customary with grad- uation. In years to come, we 'shall recall the many incidents cxperi- enced in Danville High, and it is with regret that we leave its portals to enter into that Great Unknown that is now facing us. Perhaps. we will forget Problems in Democracy and Cicero's Orations, but the lessons of co-operation and the experiences in school activities are things that will linger with us through out the coming days. If we have played an honest and clean game during our school years, so likewise will we play the game of Life. The burdens which we have born in High School successfully, will aid us in shouldering our burdens of Life. Not only is knowledge gained from text books essential, but also the happenings in our school life which have the greatest influence in moulding our characters. We have learned the fundamental principles under your tutelage, Danville High, and now we are departing to enter into the various careers which we have chosen. As we leave Danville High, we ask the future students to make themselves worthy of their trust and stand back of it. Just remember it is your school, your paper, and your teams. The stall' has tried so hard to make this issue a success and we feel that our hopes have not been in vain. Next year, the Orange and Pur- ple will be managed under an altogether different staff. So we take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped to make this publi- cation what it is. To one and all, we extend our best wishes and bid a fond farewell. Commencement As members of the class of '28 we begin to realize what this word means. Our first real goal in life is reached! It is a joyful thought and still it holds a touch of sadness for it means-farewell-to our teachers, our friends, and our dear Alma Mater. How can we be joyous when we are conscious of the fact that those sacred ties are about to be sev- ered forever? It is with a feeling of sadness mingled with joy that we close the first chapter of that great book of Life and eagerly wait to turn the page and glimpse into the second. Who knows what the

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D. H. s. -Q Orange and Purple 9-1 1 9 2 as JAMES 'AJIMMIEH MOORE Class President 1-2-3-4, Varsity Bas- ketball 43 Varsity Football 43 Orches- tra 1-2-3-43 Priestlian Club, O. 85 P. Staff. lJl'r'f1t wales from Iifllr r1r'm'11s graze. Yes, this is Jimmie , the boy midget of our class, but only in size, not in in- telligence. Jimmie has been our class president for our four years in Dan- ville High. He is witty as well as seri- ous. In spite of his size Jimmie has won his letter in Basket-Ball and in Football. t'Jimmie expects to go to West Point. Well Jimmie , the class can wish you nothing less than the best success in the world. ELSIE ELSE RICKETTS Pot Hooks Club, Exalted3 Student Council, 43 Class Secretary, 1-3-43 Var- sity basketball, 3-43 Captain, 43 Girls' Orchestra. 43 O. 85 P. Staff, 43 Oration. No, I say lm. nun' Iisf611. ' Here is the busy bee of the senior class. She is always ready to give a helping hand. Her ability as a student is well known. Besides this she likes her hDaly routine of work. Best wishes, Elsie. CAPERN HORTY HORTON Pot Hooks C1ub3 Football Manager, 43 Boys' Orchestra, 1-2-3-43 Treasur- er, lg Student Council, 43 Class Play Cast. 'l'llf'r'f .v 11 lillle' bil of yum! in 1'z'1'1'y brul Iittlf' boy. Horty is one of the most affable fellows in our class. His unassumed attitude toward certain things which do not concern him has won for him a host of friends. We wonder why his visits to Norry are so regular. Well, we wish him the best in life. Good luck, Horty! MARY MICKEY MCWILLIAMS Pot Hooks Club3 O. 85 P. Staff, 43 Class Play Cast. Sanur lore' firm. smnr' Inrr' H11'1'f'. I low our, mul thu! is mv. This little miss we all know as Micky . and a better pal you couldn't find. Wherever Mickey is, there are smiles in abundance. We find her most of the time with Elsie or ? Mickey plans a college career for herself, so the class extends their good wishes for her success.