Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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- -'---fue G-scsi? RUSSELL M. DUFFIN. A. B. University of Illinois. JEANETTE LANDRUM, A. B. Indiana State Normal School GLENN H. SEYMOUR, A. M. Illinois Wesleyan Univ. University of Illinois. SIGNE A. LARSON, A. B. Augustana College. J v,'.'v ' ' - ' KATHERINE FITZGERRELL, B. E. Illinois State Normal MARION W. MILLS, B. S. Beloit College. FRANCES SHUTTS. A. B. Rockford College, Uni- versity of Illinois. WILLIAM G. I COLLINS, B. S. University of Illinois. ELIZABETH OLMSTED. A. B. University of Michigan. MADELINE DAGUE, A. B. ' Depaw University CLARENCE O. JOHNSON. A. B. Augustana. College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. HALLIE E. LAMB, A. B. University of Illinois. W. F. CROWDER, B. S. University of Illinois. GLENNA M. WILKINS. A. B. Bradley Polytechnic In- stitute. Univ. of Wis. JANE M. ROBERTSON. B. S. Northwestern University. HELEN S. CONOVER, A. B. Western College, Uni- versity of Chicago. Page Fourteen 1. i I .QI l, ill E. w sl- UH if ll 'N l lf W lm i Q A14 1' 3' ,ix il, ll We IW 0 xl ,4 J l l li Mig ll -Ii Q . l E 1 1 'lx fa l 'w h J LEW .Il F ,lg Wi' .j 5 ,Elf lgifl lui 1 4 F 1

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Q Q C. E. VANCE, Superintendent University of Illinois, A. B. Although Mr. Vance has been with us only a short time as superintend- ent, we already feel the great spirit with which he undertakes every act. He is back of our every move, our every project, always there to help. He is a true sportsman of the highest type and we can but follow his ex- ample. His loyalty and understand- ing has given him a permanent place in our hearts. J. E. WAKELEY, Assistant Principal fi - Wabash College, A. B., University .of Illinois, A. M. Since Mr. Wakeley's departure, we ' , have realized more than ever what an f influence for the best heis. His sin- cere sympathy and interest in every problem of the school are the out- standing factors that will cause us to remember him in the after-a-while. His untiring eiorts for the better- ment of D. H. S. and for the elimina- tion of those things which tend to tear down the old traditions, have written his name indelibly on the walls of our Hall of Fame. His labor has not been in vain! The spirit with which he worked spread to those with whom he came in contact. He made our days and hours happier and relieved us of our worries. How we wish we might do the same for him in helping him make a speedy re- covery! K A Page Thirteen

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K. l KARL I-I. IRETA FREY. A. B. MIRIAM KILLEFER. KRAUSKOPF, M. S. Knox College, University B. S. University of Illinois of Illinois, Univ. of Wis. University of Illinois. GOLDIA DEAN ESTHER COWAN. B. S. BURMA HORNEY, B. S ROACI-I. A. B. Ohio State University. Illinois Wesleyan Uni- Western College, University of Illinois. versity. University of Colorado. FERNE HAVILAND, LUCILLE M. WILSON MAMIE L. MITCHELL, Ph. B. Eastern Illinois State B. S. , Illinois Woman's College. College, Columbia School University of Illinois. University of Chicago. of -Music. .I. H. HAWKINS HARRIET JOHNSTON, DOLPHA PARKER, Central Normal College, A. B. Ph. B. ' ' A Indiana University, Brad- Northwestern University. ley Institute, University of Illinois. Page Fifteen University- of Chicago. MERRILL FAULK, A. M. University of Illinois. Northwestern University EDITH W. MARKLEY. Ph. B. University of Wisconsin, University of Chicago, McGill University. CHRISTINE KINNAIRD. A. B. Rockford College. WILLIAM I-IOFF Terre Haute Rose Poly- technic School, Univer- sity of Chicago.