Danville High School - Log Yearbook (Danville, KY)

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ffzf-nf? eazfvuwo iaze new Senior Class ALBERT LESTER HIGNITE fudge not his worth by his size Basket Ball, '25, Baseball, '24g Football ence Club, '24, '25. MABEL WHEELER Laugh and grow fat ANNE ELIZABETH VAN DENBURG . Fashioned so slenderly, Young, and so fair Literary Society, '25. ALPHA RUB ERT CARPENTER I never felt the kisses of love, Nor maiden's hand in mine Literary Society, '25. SARA ELIZABETH WARREN 'I am satisjied with myself, so why should I worry? Choral Club, '25g Literary Society, '22, '25. 1 ELSIE RAY SOUTHWOOD I just oan't make my eyes behave! Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25g Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, Eighteen '25, Girl Scouts, '24, Senior Quartet and Trio, '25. 1 '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25g Sci- Crlee Club, '22, '23, '24g Literary Society, '25

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an nee Ars 1925 X flKX 5 Senior Class 1 ELIZABETH LEE MCGRAVV 'tFor faithfnl love will never turn to hate Annual Staff, '25, Class President, '23, Class Vice President, '22, Class Prophet, '25, Declamatory Contest, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, Essay Contest, '24, '25, Girl Scouts, Treasurer, '24, '25, Glee Club, '22, Literary Society, '22, '23, President, '24, News Staff, '25, Senior Quartet, '25, Student Executive Committee, '25, Debating Club, ' 4. CLARENCE CLEMENT COLEMAN HI love to wind my tongue np, I love to hear it go Literary Society, '25, News Staff, '25, Class Secretary and Treasurer, '23, Science Club, '24, '25. MARTHA BUTLER SHEWMAKER Kisses are full of microbes, but I dearly love the little devils Dramatic Club, '25, Glee Club, '22, Liter- ary Society, '25, News Staff, '25, Student Executive Committee, '25, JUDITH ALLEN SMITH A smile for all, o welcome glad, A jovial southern way she had Literary Society, '25. EUGENE COWAN GOGGIN A pipe, a wife, a farm, these three, dear world, are all I ask of thee Baseball, '24, '25, Football, '24, '25, Liter- ary Society, '25, Science Club, '25. ELWOOD CLARK All great men are dead, and I feel sick myself Annual Staff, '25, Debating Club, '24, Dramatic Club, '25, Literary Society, '22, '23, '24, '25. ' 'XX., gf-'lr W , iiiilltillltili iff!-ff Seventeen

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ftffnfaf irlillvlllllli-? taze Dlflff tX f . CLASS OFFICERS President .,... ' ...,.,..... ,.....,, .,.,..,.,,... . . .,... W ALTER EVAN ERVIN, IR, Vtce Prestdent .....,........,.................,......,...,......, GEORGIA WRAY Secretary and Treasurer ...,......,..,....,.............. ELIZABETH FLOYD HONORARY CLASS OFFICERS Class Grftorian ...., .......,..,..,....,......,...,...... ....... G E ORGIA WRAY Class Grnrnbler ..... .,............ ,..,.................,..,.... A N DREW HOOPER Class Historian ..... ...,...... R AYMOND LESTER Class Prophet .,.. ........ E LIZABETH MCGRAW' Class Testator .... ..,. K ATHLEEN MONTGOLIERY Peptomist ....,. ,............,.... ........... E L SIE EVANS A CLASS HONORS Valedictarlan ...........,........ ...,.....,......,.. ,.,.... H E RFORD SOUTHWOOD Senior Honor Student ,................ ....... . .... E LIZABETH FLOYD Class History The year of 1912-13 marks the beginning of the educational climb of a band of about eighty eager students, struggling toward the hilltop of success. Through the passing years, each new teacher gave an inspiration, until now, at last, the summit of the first hill has been reached. This class, gaining and losing, reached the seventh grade with about seventy students, two years' later only about fifty were presentg now the Senior class is a perfect group of forty. Some have entered other schools, some have drifted away. Margaret Fosdick, Robert Fitzpatrick, Isabella Parker, and J. W. Burton chose the more adventuresome path of matrimony. We shall never forget our untiring efforts in the classroom, in the Debating, Science, French, Glee, and Dramatic Clubs. Nor shall we forget the declama- tory contest in which Kathleen Montgomery won a silver loving cup, which will remain in the old school, as will the flag presented by this class, as memories of our presence. In athletics, too, we have played our part. Our girls, Evans, Wray, Wooldridge, Rains, and Durham, and our boys, Delong, Goggin, Ervin, Southwood, and Lester, have proved their mettle in all the Blue and White sports. The Danville School News, published by the Senior Staff, has been a success, and each later edition proved to be better than the previous ones. In social activities our class has done its part. The parties and picnics remain as delightful occasions in our memories. The Junior-Senior banquet of 1924 was a perfect success in. every way, and the pleasures of that evening mingle still in our thoughts with the goodbyes of the Seniors, who from that day could be only visitors in the dear old school thereafter. In spite of tests and examinations and all the perils of high school life, we have come to the closing days of this period of our education. As we reach the top of the hill and glance back into the paths by which we have come here, we drop a silent tear for the old days, and their comradeships. RAYMOND LESTER, Class Htstortan Nmeteen