Danville High School - Log Yearbook (Danville, KY)

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Four fDwH?fS55WMWVG 1925 if FFM' Enrrmurh For six long, happy years We, of the class of '25, have been broadcasting or registering our personalities in Danville High School. Now comes the happy, yet sad privilege of 'fsigning off. In this little book- E. lg. Sv. Signing GDR' are the records of the high lights of the events and achievements of these six years. Much must be left unsaid, for the highest and brightest of all our lives will remain only in the memories of these, our high school days. Yet in this, the first annual that D. H. S. has ever published, We have endeavored to express the onward spirit that goes ever up to the new, higher, and better ideals of school life. THE ED1ToRs