Danville High School - Log Yearbook (Danville, KY)

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yrwfwf . , .1926 SIGNING oFF Senior Class CLARINE STRANGE SNOW' '24 strength of mind and goodness of heart make her capable of steady friendship and lasting love. Literary Society, '23, '24, '25, French Club. '25, Dramatic Club. '25. '26, The Charm School, 25, Bible Class, '25, Girls' Reserve, '26, Literary Editor Annual Staff, '26. JACK LYTLE BOSLEY For though fuanguished he could argue still. Scout's, '23, '24, Literary Society, '23, '24, Dra- matic Club, '25, '26, Hi-Y Club, Publicity Chair- man. '26, French Club, '25, Basketball, '24, Paper Staff, '26, Annual Staff, '26, FRANCES LOUISE CONNELLY She is the hit of gentleness that cancels the rough, the hit of tenderness that ohliterates the harsh. Glee Club, '23, '24, Literary Society, '23, '24, '25, Dramatic Club, '26, Thank You Doctor, '26, Senior Quartet, '26, Girls' Reserve, '26, Bible Class, '26, Paper Staff, '26. GEORGE SHERWOOD WESLEY Honest, sincere, unassuming, generous, mild in temperament, hard working, and per- sefvering, a friend tried and true. Literary Societv, '24 '25, Dramatic Club, '24, '25, r26. ' ' JESSE TE VIS COBB With a smile that reaches from both his ears to one's heart, he -wins his sway in this . :world of men. Literary Society, '23, '24, '25, Dramatic Club. '25, 26, Bible Class, '26, School Orchestra, '25, '26. ROSE EMILY WILHAM She is tender, fwise and kind and in her eyes there is a beauty born of truth. Glee Club, '23, '24, Literary Society, '24, '25, '26, Declamatory Contest, '24, French Club, '25, Senior Quartet, '26, Girls' Reserve, '26, Bible Class, '24, '26, Class Poet, '26, Paper Staff, '26, Annual staff, '26, Fifteen

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,S 1925 SIGNING 0F11 f Wt, Senior Class GENEVA OAKS Why must I study? Echo ans-wcrs, Why? STANFORD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS O Banks Hudson, Jr. ,. ..,. President Elizabeth Walter ., . . . .Secretary Sara Lynn Tucker. . . , . .Viee President Catherine Eason . . ....,. Treasurer HONORARY OFFICERS Sara Lynn Tucker VVeieome Address Banks Hudson, slr. , . . . .Veledietorriari Louise Connelly Dorothy Grow . . . ...... Prophet . .......... Giftoriari Catherine Eason . Charles Caldwell, -lr. ' Class Tesiator CLASS Farewell, dear Alma Mater, We bid you a fond good-bye. No more in your halls will we wander, As in days forever gone by. Farewell to you, our dear teacherg Student body, we bid you adieug Farewell to old books and faces, We're leaving to start anew. How well we remember four years ago We looked forward to the time that is here, And now we are strangely sorrowful to know That the hour of departure is near. We're proud to kncliw that we've reached our goal, And yet mingled with that joy There's'a longing, to live those years over again, In the heart of each girl and boy. Richard Foley . . . . . .Historian Rose Wilham . , ...,... Poet Jack Bosley ...... . . .... Grumbier . ........ Optimist Banks Hudson, Jr. Senior Honor Student POEM I Those were happy days, our high school daysg There was fun that we'll never forgetg There was study and many a hardship, too, But all this we bravely met. In our travels some have stopped by the way, And others have taken their place: Wfe now have a crew, to start anew Other fortunes of life to face. Farewell, dear Alma Mater! May you forget us never, The time has come to leave you, Yet we shall love you ever. We may find sights that will be dear to us, But you'll be a memory that sticks Within the heart of every member Of the class of twenty-six. Rose E. VVilham. Class Poet '26. Nineteen