Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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MARY D. HAXYKINS FLAVILLA GRANT ENGLISH MATHEMATICS A. B., Fort Worth University. SOPHIA N. LEAL LATIN X- A B., University of Illinois. ' vu, 'ns JOHN W. LITTLE BIOLOGY L. L. B., B. S., DePauw University. FRANCES PEARSON MEEKS 4 ENGLISH AND HISTORY ATIILETIC DIRECTOR A. WARNER B. Pd., M. Pd., Michigan Normal College: Ph. B., Illinois lVesleyan University. Beloit: University of Illinois. 1 O ROSCOE M. IHRIG GERMAN Ph. B., University of Wooster QL ...F- CLARA L. ROSS ENGI ISI-I AND GERMAN A. B., Lake Forest University SAMUEL C. SAYERS PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY B. S., DePauw University. BEATRICE TUPPER MATHEMATICS A. B., Lake Forest University

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A 441 .-,e,4.,,.,,, ,. .. 4 COLORS: OLD GOLD AND BLACK. YELL: Aligaroo! garah! garoo! Rickety-kex! hullabalool Sis! Boom! Coxy-malive! Danville High School! 1905! Bininrg nf ihv 0112155 nf IHH g E started in lay commencing, a very good way to begin. Moreover, we began all by ourselves-Hnostra sponte -in a per- ' h f discovering us. And now that fectly correct manner in September, 1901-so no one can attach to himself the onor o g ' ' ' ' ' ' h' d record of the few footprints we have made we have ended in just as c orrect a manner, it is only right that we leaxe be in us a in the sands of high school life. We spent most of the Freshman year in watching and waiting. NVe were just ordinary looking Freshmen, and did not astound the faculty by any promises of future greatness. We watched the older pupils to find how much they were getting out of life, and waited for the time when we could go them one better. Meanwhile we crawled through two terms of Algebra, and came back the next fall as Sophornores, fully prepared to take advantage of anything coming our way. V In our own Opinion we were very wise indeed, but in reality we had much to learn. Billy Berry and a few other dra- ' ' ' ' h s of 1905- Aside from this, the matic stars loomed up, and the record of the literary societies began to shine with t e name year was uneventful. The tide leading on to fortune came in our Junior year. 'We took it at the flood and organized our class according to cedent Shorty Swmrtliout was President, and served our little ship of state in a most praiseworthy manner. Can we f pre' . . 1 . . . ever forget her little spiel, Seems carried, and 'tis carried? The boys insisted that we select prominent colors, partly or f ll ' their advice we have alwavs been loyal to old gold and black. We had all the sake of the near-sighted Seniors. so, o owing 1 ' , 1 U ' ' ' l ttend- kinds of fun that fall: hayracks. picnics. class football games and parties, both our oxxn and the Seniors, for We a Ways a ln