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Extras Give Variety To Our School Danville keeps its students busy with lessons, sports, and preparation for higher education. Students spend many hours in the school library 'writing term papers, com- positions, and reports of all kinds. They learn to use the library and all its fa- cilities. ln the upstairs halls, students may admire the trophies which DHS sports- men have won. Three trophy cases are completely filled, but DHS students keep on earning more awards in the anticipa- tion of filling another one. Alas, after studying and partici- pating in sports, students must decide on after-graduation plans. Bonnie Eggers, guidance director, aids pupils in this field and encourages them to go on to college. Thus, DHS is a busy place with all its activities and plans for the future. Becky Parsons and Bill Montgomery, sophomores, make use of the card catalogue in DHS's library. , 5 J- I ., , 5. liiili T . ,.., '2 , , 1 .ge H .. K Q k i Q . .. . 6 t T Q H , fl 3 x..U:2T - If , ., - -x lk - S Yi N i i 1 . Bonnie Eggers, guidance director, helps Bill Kraft with Lettermen, Larry Morris, senior, and Art Bryant and Mike Lynch, juniors, admire the trophies won for various sports activities. his questions about colleges.
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Gym And Drivers' Ed. Develop Skills And Good Attitudes Max Gibbs, drivers' education instructor, points out the various parts of a motor, while students look on. Boys' physical education classes participate in exercises before organized games. Drivers' education and boys' and girls' physical education add variety to the daily routine at DHS. Max Gibbs, driving instructor, allows his students to drive part of the time and study from the text on the days they don't drive. They study all the rules of the road and put them to practical use. Being physically fit is just as important as being mentally fit. Realizing this, Dan- ville offers physical education, supplemented with citizenship for freshmen, to both fresh- men and sophomores. The students, who may use the nearby park, get a taste of a lot of different kinds of sports including basketball, tumbling, kick- ball, dodgeball, volleyball, baseball and ten- nis. DHS girls find volleyball a favorite sport.
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