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

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'lll ze 1 orlds a stage Supervzsmg Prmczpal MR HARRY Rum. And all the men and women merely players Shakespeare TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Semors you have been players on the stage of l1fe smce lnfancy but now you are about to be glven a leadmg part ln the all lmportant play Your L1fe asslgned to you depends upon you and you alone for from now on you w1ll be your own coach and dlrector Resolve to make a success of your part by followmg the guxd ance you have already recexved from your parents and teachers To Mr Clxfford D jenkms Supervxsxng Pr nclpal of the Danvllle Publlc Schools from june 1945 to january 1952 the class of 1952 expresses recognxtlon and apprec1at1on of out standmg SCIVICC 1n the affaxrs of school and communlty May you enjoy cont1nued suc cess and happmess' You can be a great star m this drama of Your Llfe nf you resolve to follow the greatest star man has ever seen the star wh1ch shone 1n the sky two thousand year ago above the ancnent c1ty of Bethlehem Congratulatlons and good wxshes to each nd every member of the Danvxlle H1gh School Class of 1952 HARRY S Rum. Supervxsmg Ptmclpal Danvxlle Publlc Schools MR JENx1Ns What you do with this important part , , ' 9

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BOARD OF EDUCATION r c Lelby M lll Wa a ag. L F Rxtmxlle J h Papp h d e COMMITTEES R1tm1ller john Pappas Teachers jamtors and Rules J F Gehr1g Cha1rman Mrs Molhe Walter Theodore Bell Text Books and Supplxes Theodore Bell Cha1rman Mrs Mol11e Walter F Gehrlg Buzldmg and Repazrs John Pappas Cha1rman Robert E Lee Mrs Mollle Walter Dr L F R1tm1ller Theodore Bell Athletxcs Dr L F R1tm1ller Cha1rman Theodore Bell Robert E Lee John Pappas Hzgh School Mrs Mollle Walter Cha1rman Theodore Bell Robert E Lee Transfer and Gnevance john Pappas Cha1rman Mrs Mol11e Walter L F Rltmlller 8 Mr. I5 u e ' , Mrs. o 'e lter, Messrs. Fr nk M fill, J. F. Gehrig, . . ' ' r, 0 n as, and T eo or Bell. Finance, Bill, and Accounts-J. F. Gehrig, Chairman, Robert E. Lee, Dr. L. F. 1 ' n 1 - - l a - 1 - . , . 1. Y . V - . ' T . . ' . v y . . ' - , ' . . ' , Dr.

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NJ MR WALTER MENSCH TO THE CLASS OF 1952 It IS my smcere bel1ef that the youth of today as never before must be aware of the tremendous responslbxhtxes whxch need be met as adult c1t1zens of th1s great democracy of ours To meet these respons1b1l1t1es successfully each one of you must have good thoughts good behefs and good conduct It IS hoped that your hlgh school expenence has been a major factor 1n moldxng these characterxstxcs and may further be reflected m your assoclatlon w1th your fellow men Wlth a knowledge of your accomplxshments and your hrgh 1dea1s I am sure that your class wxll furnlsh rts full share of all that lS needed to make thls a better world 1n whlch to llve 10 l I QS 1 r Q ,Q