Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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MEDLEY to keep up with the standard; consequently many have dropped out of our midst and our class is not so large as some of our predecessors. But we may well console ourselves with the facts that the standards are higher and it is a survival of the fittest. In athletic, society and literary work we have always been active but we have not allowed it to intrefere in any way with our regular course at school. We have accomplished enough in each however to show that we are capable of doing what we are determined to do. A number of our class are prominent in literary and newspaper work and in debates. Two members of the Varsity debating team of ’07-’08 were members of our class. If any literary program were to be given the class of ’09 must always be duly considered. In alhlet:cs we have won much honor and we are proud to have within our number Ira Jones, the boy who has won so many points for the school in all kinds of athletics. The girls have also ranked high in class athletics. In society we have spent many pleasant hours together and we have always cultivated a fraternal spirit among ourselves and toward the other classes. Having a good time in connection with our lessons is our motto along this line. Now we have finished our course in the Danville High School and pass out into the wide, wide world. We have no fear for the future however for the training we have had has amply prepared us. The members have always been loyal to the Orange and Black and to the Maroon and White and we feel that some of the class of 1909 will make their “mark in the world.” May the school be a blessing to its future members as it has been to us. We leave its halls forever but we will never forget those four jolly years spent in the Danville High School. Note:—Since the writing of this history Ira Jones has resignedifrom his position as Class President and Beryl Jones has been installed in his place. 28

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MEDLEY Photo by Wamsley. BERYL JONES Sarah Beryl Jones: English Course; Class Secretary and Treasurer (3); Class Vice President (3), (4); Adarian Literary Society, Vice President (3), (4); Society Editor Medley (4); Girls’ Athletic Association; Manager Girls’ Tennis Tournament (3); Girls’ Club; German Club. Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes, Soft as her clime, and sunny as her skies.”