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

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In June of 1972 We had just completed our junior year and were preparing to relax and enjoy a leisurely summer before coming back for our senior year. For many of us, however, these plans were not to materialize as expected. They were disrupted by a young lady who blew into town and acted very unladylike indeed. We heard she was coming, but even so, we could not prepare for her. Weill remember her for a long time, her name was: AGNES The band was without uniforms The High School was surrounded with water f -- u ,.,,, V W . , , 4 gl i L - ' L . A ffl .fl 4 In .. . 3 Il 'Ai A i I fall-'ll l I 'T 'la - f....i N . There would be no football at F.Q. Hartman field this year. The band concession stand Water covered the auditorium r

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As soon as the waters went down, people started to emerge from their flood shelters and assess the damage about them. In and around the high school, the scene was staggering, and the smell was pungent. Almost immediately the herculean task of restoration was begun. P vi ,35- 'il 'fi a V 1.'lK-Ulf., V 'mv 'Q js. V . I 'dh A ,N , - , L6 , -.3 9 3: 'e ,. '4.f.J-4 1. u xx ' ' 'Tv-Lug H, N 12: 1 A Y V,-W' :LN X ' - ---er AY ,, 161.9-'T gm, :ta V- C' -'7 I r-as F .-' . A' . H .-f,,., J., .4 e,..,if FQ! , 'If -at ,g,,,. -, -. . 1,-4.1 ,. 7 1 -. 1 rg, .. I 1 il- -- X 'I' , ? .. u , 3, ja..-. - V , . ,. -ff!!-E1 ffl ., ,L ,i :nj I . e.:t-..,- .7-,fa 4 g , T H Q- 2. 7 XX - - 1 27' - -1' N 9 , vlf ,YT 7 '-'F'i...- ' Q l ' ' sr, 3-' I JM, 4 d.. . . ,, V X R sl ff' - f ' . v ' '-...- ' v r f im, I ' . I ' Q.-1, 1- C-gigs... -J Nfl mf e ' - -A-' ' t . -eiia.f.-- '+f'rQ,gg,:, .-. 1 '15 ' , xii V I -X tb s ,lvq , -'is' .via :3-. ,,, . ,. ,re 35. e fwarwh 'r e'-- - 1' I , ,,.,,,,,.1 - 5- A - 4,t,i.f gt 1!' 5 1 .f:MFif:5-Z 'C . ,ua . rn- mi- . -V ,-gAngqzaii.E'i,'u.i 3 - A ua as!.ll-p4:4v 55 553Zf5f5f!2i4f . .Tix ' 'I-,,g,Qh?3n,:' - Qi 2.x-Q5 Nr: AXEQZ e -1- xx Q' -K lr L- 2'- - 131' A i .ar ',t,x ifhf- Qmf 1:-'fax If ,- , For a while it appeared as though the task was too enormous to have completed for the opening of school in the fall. We did manage to begin at the appointed time. Students, teachers and all others concerned worked under certain adversities, as shown below, but in the end, a spirit of cooperation and willingness to endure hardship brought us rewards which will never be known to any other than the class of 73 . We went without a gym until January. At this writing, the library was still unavailable for use. FW 'ii ,A win, :ws issuers... ,MA