Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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THe Faculty SOPHIA NOTT I.EAL, Latin. A. B. I'niversity of Illinois. Post-Graduate University of Illinois. 97. EDWIN I). MARTIN, Principal. History Pli. B. tihioStatc University. MARN H. HAW KINS. Mathematics. BEATRICE TI PPER, Mathematics F RA NCES 1 »EA RS()N MEEKS English and History. Danville Hi h School; Cornell I’niversity, Itnaca. X. Y ; B. IM. Michigan Normal College. 9S FLA VILLA GRANT, English Danville High School; A. R. Fort Worth University, CLARA LOI ISE ROSS, English a d Herman Mt. Vernon. O.. High School ; A. B Lake Forest University, 03. ROSCOE M. IHKKL Herman. Pli.B University of Wooster. JOHN WILLIAM LITTLE. Biology. E. E. B., B S. I)« Pauw University. SAMI'EL C. SAYERS. Physicsand Chemistry. B. S. DePatiw University.

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“A StitcH in Time” WK THINK that all the good of going to school does not come from the hooks studied. Whatever good we do for our school or class develops our character and helps to make our chool life happier. As we now look about us we notice, here and there, students indifferent to their surroundings, working night and day at their lessons, and we cannot help feeling that their course is detrimental to their own proper development, that of their classmates, and of their school. So we say that, chiefly, the object of Thr Mkdi.ky is to keep up the spirit of loyalty for the Danville High School that her students, each and every one, may be a support, and not a burden to her. You realize that this book is not perfection. So do we. We have gone into deep holes, too. but now we are again on level earth, and we do not regret our adventure. With how much more consideration, then, should you readers look upon it, who have not experienced our trials and discouragements. Being a large venture, and the first book of its kind in the Danville High School, there were naturally many details that did not exactly please us, but which we were unable to arrange otherwise. Also, we received volumes of advice on the subject of publishing an annual, most of which went out the other ear, for we had heard of the man who tried to please everybody. We wish to thank each one who has in any way helped us to prepare this book. We hope that, as you have helped us. you will give a hearty support to our successors; that each year will see a volume of Thr Mkdi.ky that far surpasses any of its predecessors. THE STAFF.

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Cl ass Officers JZ? President. - PAUL M. TRUEBLOOD Vice-President, - - ALICE M. LUDDEX Sec'y-Treas., - FLETCHER (). Me FA ELAN I) Historian. - - - LILLIAN SCHNEIDER Prophet, - • DWIGHT H. HOLMES Athletic Director, - LEWIS W. GASS The Staff Editor-in-Chief, - JESSE D. TRUEBLOOD, Jr. Business Manager. - DWIGHT. II HOLMES Associate Editors . . GERTRUDE G. FOX Literary. - - f ALICE M. LUDDEN Socictv. .... IIAZKL A. BLAKE Athletic. - - ■ MARTIN J. GASS Art....................EDWARD L. HALL ‘‘Contributing Artist. - WAYNE B. DA VIES ♦Not a member of the High School this car.