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

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D H s QE Orange and Purple fan 1 9 2 s HELEN SOMMONS 0. 8: P. Staff, 45 Pot Hooks Clubg Class Play Cast. lf Yl1'l'l7l!l is 1111 nrt. SIIFIS an artful girl. Helen is another of the petite girls of our class. She has only been a mem- ber of our class this past year, but nev- ertheless she is well acquainted with us all. Helen's talent as an actress is well known to all of us. We feel sure that she will help greatly to make a success of our class play. Best o' luck, Helen. WILLIAM DAVE MURRAY Pot Hooks Club. The high 1-ost of loving is keeping me l11'0lc6. Dave is one of the most quiet boys in our class. His greatest friend is his Ford, in which he can often be seen driving toward the State Hospital. He certainly likes that part of town. Dave is a friend to every one, and this trait will surely insure his success in the future. ELEANOR KASEY KASE Priestlian Clubg Glee Club, 3-45 Stu- dent Council, 4g Class Day Program. I lore to play mul lmrr some fun, But not until my school lL'07'k'8 flour. Here is Eleanor, another of the quiet girls of our class, but she has won the love of all her classmates by her pleas- ing personality. We hear that she in- tends to go to a teacher's college next Fall, and we are confident that she will be successful. KNUTE COOGIE SAHLE Orchestra, 1-2-3-43 Priestlian Club: Baseball Manager, 45 O. dz P. Staff, 43 Class orator. WA fair rlneek, ll sweet smile. llfozrlrl make rz man walk sfrvn m'iIf'. Knute is the impersonator of our class. He is especially good at imitat- ing women. Perhaps that's because of his contact with a certain country las- sie. On any bright summer day you will see Knute and his ball-bearing roller skates swiftly gliding out the Frosty Valley road. What a welcome he will get when he gets there! We aren't certain as to his future but we prophesy that it will be shared with Eleanor. Good luck, Knute.

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D. H. s. 4 Orange and Purple Ev 1 9 Q 8 HAROLD NUSSY NUSS Pot Hooks Club: O. Sc P. Staff, 45 Class Play Cast. lvl rullrrr lmrf' j'1'ir'nrIs ilmu fl wife. Harold has certainly been a faithful classmate in spite of the fact that he has spent many unjust i?J forty min- ute periods after school. We all admire his patience and we know that if he carries it with him in life's perils as well as he has here, success is sure to be his lot. JOSEPHINE JOE LEDUC Girls' Orchestra, 43 Pot Hooks Club. 'xl small mutvl: stnrls rr great fire. Joe is one of the midgets of our class. She has only been with us two years, but we learned to love her. Since Joe grew up in an atmosphere of Bowers, we don't wonder that she is sweet. Joe intends to go to the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. Good luck! STUART FOUST Priestlian Clubg Glee Club, 3-4. PVi:I1' nf llloom li'01uI. ' This young man is the sheik of Bloom Road. He is the type of fellow that never seems to worry much about anything. He is jolly at times, and it is well known that he is fond of out- door work. Good luck, Stuart. RUTH RUTHIE FOULKE Glee Club, 3-4, Priestlian Club. Sl11 s lifflv, Im! xl1f s u'isf': Sl1e s fl ls':'rul' fm' luv' si:s'. Here is Ruth, one of the smallest girls in our class. But never mind, Ruth, there's an old saying, Good goods come in small packages . She is willing and ready to help any one at any time. Here's wishing you luck, Ruth, in your future career.

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D. I'I. s. 4 Orange and Purple 39 1 Q 12 8 WILLIAM BILL LAWRENCE Varsity football, 43 Varsity basket- ball, 3-45 O. 85 P. Staff, 1g Orchestra, 1-2-3-43 Class Play Cast. U'Iluf is Ihr' slrmzgf' llllllffl' I llrlrf nrw' N'um1'H Y Beware! This captivating personal- ity secures many, though he seems to have an especial preference for light- haired lassies. However, all his inter- ests are not feminine as shown by the fact that he has won letters in two major sports. He always has a ready smile and easily finds the solution of many difficulties. Best o' luck, Bill , MARY BROFEE Glee Club, 3-4. lIol4I1'l1 hail' mul smiling jun' Is Imu' yo11'lI fiull hw' in hm' plur'c'. A pretty, country lass, who is a friend to all. Quiet and demure, yet ready to do her part. We know not what Mary's vocation will be, but we all hope that on life's pathway she may never meet misfortune. NEWELL DOC DAVIS Priestlian Club. Inv nl ilu' fill 'lzrixl br: mul Mullin. - -' J' -' 1.1 .1 youth. Here he is, Newell Davis, the little boy from the country!?! Newell is one member of the class whom we will nev- er forget. His many Uoratorical out- bursts drive home to his friends the fact that he is not to be trifled with. Such a boy as our Newell simply cannot fail. DORIS DOT COOKE Priestlian Club, Glee Club, 3-4, QllfI'f.+bIlf. 011, 'mill Just vlnzrvk' full of frm. Nrrrfly to help In ull that is !l0Jl!T. Doris is one of the quiet lassies of our class but nevertheless we are all aware of her presence because of her cheery smile. In Doris we find all the ideals of a friend. We are not certain as to Doris' future, but we feel sure that she will be successful in whatever she undertakes.