Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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' . l V LO., i l LAL1 s. U George Bertlesman, '27 Seth Jewell. '25 Bert Edwards, '26 Arlie Baker, Vice-Pres., '25 Millard Liggitt, '28 Edward Greishmeimer. Sec.. '26 Esther Emley, '25 Ellen Boord, '26 Tom Mcflaughey, '25 Robert Hepburn, 24 UM up .-L-1-. F' Q 'al la- Q Ct A A STUDENT COUNCIL HE Student Council whose object is converged on student participation in the administration of the school, is a new organization in Danville High School. It is composed of ten members-the presidents of the three upper classes by virtue of their offices, three other Seniors, two other Juniors, one Sophomore, and one Freshman. The Council met each month with Principal W. C. Baer, chairman. to discuss and develop student interests. Although the Work this year does not seem extensive. the members have been firmly establishing a foundation for a successful future. aa , Q: l Av I MAGJORYY Swfrzgn '27 A l':nui- 'Twcnty-l'uur

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' fy 45? Xciia - xl v '?O i LAM it ,V v-QC' I A ,gl DEANS AND CLASS ADVISERS ISS SANDESON, adviser of the Senior Class, has a winning personality which has won for her the friendship of the student body. We Seniors deeply appre- ciate her willing cooperation and efficient work in our behalf. For a man to have an ideal in this world, for a man to know what an ideal is, this also is to have lived. In the course of the school year, Mr. Johnson, adviser of the Junior Class has lived his work, unparalleled in good fellowship. Oh, invincible spirit with charitable attitude and manner congenial, always 10092 dependable, irrespective of the difficulty of the task before her, we justly address Miss Hodam, Sophomore Class adviser. Like unto the Goddess Athene, in wisdom and virtue, is Miss Larson. We respect her ability and admire the loyal spirit with which she has served as adviser of the Freshman Class. Rich in wisdom and with a soul of power, Mr. Trulock, Dean of Boys, has risen to a superiority recognized throughout Danville High School. His idealism so abundantly diffused in both words and deeds, shall be a lasting inspiration to all who know him. Miss Payne, Dean of Girls, has become a factor in all that pertains to the good and betterment of Danville High School. Her steadfastness of purpose and inflexible faith in her work has won for her the high and lasting esteem of the students and faculty. A V r I v I V P 1 . A .-, ' A v I MAQJOPAY Swlfzsn 'J 7 Page 'lxwenty-six MTW -9041 UM ..,T1 ui W1 'SOG l A 9 A