Danville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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THE CARDINAL Hi -Y Club JOHN NVEBER -----------,- .,...................... P l'E'STdf'lIf MARVIN VVATSON ..... ........ 9 avrvlu1'y-Trenmzrer RUSSELL MYERS ,,..-.-.-------- ........ I JlYl'HCllIlf'lIfCIl'lGll HOFFMAN CULPEPPER .............,..,,... Z .,,.,,,,,,,.,,.. ,,,,,,,, S PI'gf'lIIIf-UI-14' 1-11 If S. B. HALL, L, G. VVILSON, E. G, CORVVINE ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,, A ldffiggygg- MR. W T'TlTT'lNGTON ..... ,.........,.,.......,..,... AA,,,4,,, L g adm' REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE HI-Y CLUB CU ln union there is strength. This is a continental and world-wide movement of high school boys for a common purpose. C23 Out in Indiana at the State High School 'Basket-ball Tournament. the best and cleanest athlete is awarded a medal. The Hi-Y Club is an organization that includes the best from all activities-football. baseball, basket-ball, track, debating, dramatics, journalism, etc. C35 The ideals of the club are such that membership itself is the highest recommendation to the outside world for any boy. C43 The association with boys of the very highest moral standards is an education in itself. . CSD All boys should unite for clean living, clean speech, clean athletics. and clean scholarship-a movement to put your school at the head of the list in all worth while things. C6j A successful life is a life of service. Every boy is given an op- portunity to render a great and lasting service to his school and community. C75 And hually, it trains boys for Christian leadership in the school and in the community. 74

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,TIIE CARDINAL The Jun-Sen-G Club of the Girl Reserves of Danville High School 'Vina JUN-SEN-G CLU1: consists of girls in the Junior and Senior Classes. Tun: Sr.oGixNb-To Face Life Sqnarely. PUnPosE-To Find aucl Give the lrlest. Coma-.Ns a Girl Reserve, I will be: Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching towards the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever clepenrlable Sincere at all times MISS lvl.-XR'lSl'l:X ANDREXVS ..... .....,,.., G 01101111 ,Sefrclary ELISE SAVAGE .........,....,............ ...................... P rcsidcul ALICE 'l'URBEVl'Ll.E ...... ........, I 'VI-CI'-PI'l?S'fl1'UlIl LUClLLE YEATTS ........ .,,..........,. S arrcfary ROSA BAROODY .......... ........... .... .,,........ T 1 ' caszzrcr I will do my best to honor God, my country, and my community, to help other girls, and to be in all ways a loyal, true member of the Girl Reserves. . The purpose of the Jun-Sen-G Club of the Girl 'Reserves of Danville High School is to live up to a high stauclzxrcl of honor. to help others and to develop our boclies, minds, and spirits that we nmy better serve our Lord and Friend, Jesus Christ. 73

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TIIE CARDINAL fI'he Bachelors' Club PURPOSE: To crcafc and promote Ia.si1z0.s's cz'c1'yzcflzre1'c. The members of this club come from many walks of life. There are some who are cake-eaters and ladies' men: some who claim to be woman- haters Cof course there is no such thingil : some who are athletes, and many others that I will not mention. The leader of the club is a quiet, reserved gentleman. His disposition is of such a character that all the members respect his word as they would a law. If he chooses, he may bodily remove any member from 'the premises tusually George Squirt Hughes, Esqj The club room is open at all hours of the day and night, except when the keeper is away or asleep. Some of the greatest debates of the age have originated here. Among these, Resolved: That joe 'Xkfhite 'Vrundle is not crazy but is just ifoolishff brought out strong discussion. The club decided unanimously in favor of the negative. ' A striking characteristic of the members of the club is, that they do not hesitate to discuss any of their love ahiairs or other personal problems feven Little Mot and Vic Blair talk about their girls herel. A typical scene in the club is as follows: Dump yelling for every- body to be quiet: Bennie Edwards and Vic Blair playing chessg the victrola going continuouslyg George S. Hughes and John Ragland singing Down on the Farmf' Monk Clark in an argument with someoneg Little Mot drawing a picture or raising a racketg julian Skinnell sore at everybody be- cause he is living 3-all this going on amid great clouds of pipe and cigarette smoke. Perhaps you would like to know just who are members of this club. lt would take too long to name them all, so I will give only a few of them: First, Harry Dump Twom Wfooding Spencer, Owner, Leader, Poet, and Artist: john Henry Lee, Pugilist, Friend, and Poetg Erle Rucker, Lord of Confusion: Little Motley, Artist and Assistant Lord of Confusion: Julian Skinnell, Musiciang George Squirt Hughes, the Greatest GRIPE ever known: john Ragland, Cake-eater and Vocalist: John Wfeber, Oliicial Phonograph Player: Vic Blair, Athlete and Artist. f In the near future the members of the club will have a ceremony to celebrate the reconditioning of the radio set. LONG LIVE OUR DUlXf'Il3-BELL CLUB! 75