Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Keith illllv Hunt 3 ara. 'CJVHE year Nineteen Hundred Four marks an epoch in the history of the Danville High School, the establishment of an annual. XVith the second volume, now issued by the Class of 1905, we think that The Medley has become a permanent feature of High School life. A graduating class can bequeath nothing better to the school it leaves than a good annual. The influence of such a publication is Wider and more pronounced than that ofa single gift, for each student may possess an individual copy which he Will cherish forever. The annual promotes interest in the school, good fellowship among the members, and a sense of responsibility in the Senior class. Therefore, we consider The Meclleyv bene- ficial to the interests and to the improvement of the school. Since an innovation is often a hazardous enterprise, the staff of last year's Medley deserve all the more credit for the success that crowned their efforts. This year We have endeavored to publish a book of which any school might be proud. To correspond with the greater cost of production, we have deemed it necessary to increase the price. As to the result of our work, we hesitate to express an opinion, although we believe it will add to the popularity of The Medley. We wish to thank those who have contributed articles and drawings or assisted us in any way, especially by advertising. With the best wishes for future annuals, we hope that the students will heartily support The Medley each year and remain true to the dear old school. THE STA FF.

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