Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Senior Class History I TlSTORY is the depository of great actions, the witness of what is past, the example and the instructor of the present, and the monitor of the future. With this fact in mind, the history of the Class of 1921 shall be recorded. It seems but a short time ago that we entered the portals of D. H. S. with our courage far below par and our future dimmed by vague apprehensions and fears. As time went on, we overcame our fears and the awe imposed upon us, because— Behold! We were the Sophomores! Ours was the duty for setting the example for the incoming Freshmen class. Forthwith we elected class officers. Our names were emblazoned on the honor roll; we debated as Wranglers; we acted as Athedarians; we aided the girl as a member of the Girls’ Student Club; we displayed our musical talents in the Glee Club, orchestra and band; we showed our ability as athletes on the gridiron, on the basketball floor and in the field meet. Nor did these activities cease with our Sophomore year; but during our Junior and Senior years we continued them, remembering that practice makes perfect. But now, as Seniors with graduation at hand, we have come to the parting of the ways. Each will go his way—some to college, others into the business of the world. But let it hereby be recorded, the Class of 1921 will strive upward and onward; will follow the highest ideals and will be loyal to 1). II. S. M. Flokance Phillips, Class Historian. Twenty