Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Uhr 'IIB illirhlvg Svtaif EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . . . ROY CLARK BUSINESS MANAGER . . OSWALD YEAGER 2-Xznnriair Zihitnra LITERARY . . . . MARIAN SMITH, GUY SUPPLE SOCIETY . .... JEAN HOSRQRD ATHLETIC . . . I FRED MCCANN ART .... . SARA LAYTON CONTRIBUTING ARTIST . . W INIRRED HESS 24

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Floyd Barton Carl Blankenhurg Frank Brown Verna Burghart Sue Campbell Harry Carson Roy Clark Charles Culliugs Edna Coutant Elsie Cummings Ralph Davies Lena Duncan Lucy Edwards I-iaith my Carrie English Ruby Fairchild 1 iilrmhrra Gllaaa nf IHUB Alberta Fanson Mary Gray Benjamin Harrison Mabel Hart Jeanette Hill Jean Hosford Nita Hutchinson Carrie Jenkins Clara Knecht Nelle Knight Ruby Lane Vernie Lane Sara Layton Lillian Lee Leo McGee Ed. McMillan Margaret Meade Grace Oetzel Harry Payne Jessie Phipps Grace Rogers Earl Ross Charles Runyan Marian Smith I Dell Spandau Fay Starkey Leone Strauser Guy Supple Leila Thompson Fred Tucker Nelle XVatson Helen XVick Miatnrg nf thi, Qllaaa nf IHIIE Gordon Willianis Maud YVilson Oswald Yeager Minette Yeomans ELL, we are Juniors, and we are glad of it! Don't you know, there is not a year in the whole High School course quite so Wholesome and satisfying as the Junior year? And with reason, too. We are happy as possessors of the knowledge we have gained in the l-'reshman and Sophomore years. We have time now to be gay, while next year we shall be taxed with work. We are still anticipating the realm Seniordom, which seemed so grand, exalted and dignified, when we were Freshies. We Juniors have a line class, a fact to which all will testify. A further proof is that not only some of the Alumni, but some of the Sophomores, have given utterance to the wish that they were one of our number. Just think of it! But there is no need to go into detail, for our excellence is known, as actions speak louder than words. Although we have class spirit, we have plenty of loyalty for the ll. H. S., and many of us are endeavoring to gain honor in athletic contests to prove our devotion. IHISTORIAN. I

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