Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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yy(r. (3 la fence . a nee Superintendent Illinois State Teachers College; University of Illinois, B.S. Qyf R. Vance has again rounded out a cycle of his kind co-operation with the teachers and pupils. This year, more than ever, he has shown his ability to carry out the tasks entrusted to him. The building up of the nation’s youth, is always an exacting task, and many times a thankless one, but our Superintendent has thrown his soul into this work, and has never forsaken it. Thus it is that Mr. Vance has earned for himself the most sincere thanks which the class now bestows upon him. Page Thirteen

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Pane Twelve C7 'BRE is a man who has a place in our lives that no other could fill. He is v the guiding hand of the school, pointing out to us the paths which lead us to enter life as desirable citizens. While he was absent for a time from old D. H. S. his character and influence were ever dominant in the school life. Every student and teacher awaited news of his progress and anxiously looked forward to the day when he would return. Such is Mr. Baer, a man loved and revered by the students, our leader, our adviser, our friend. yy[r. clo)illiam (3. cI3aer Principal Wabash College; Lake Forest College, A.B.; University of Illinois, A.M.

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 Dr. (). H. Crist, Mr. F. K. Butcher, Mr. H. C. Hornetnan, Miss Vera Dowker, Mr. C. M. Lewis, Mr. R. B. Kiningham. Mr. Ralph Rouse and Mr. T. J. Hawkins were unable to be present when this picture was taken. cB(ui rd of Education Board of Education is undoubtedly one of the best in the country. It furnishes the best available teachers and gives us the most modern facilities possible. Our appreciation of this beautiful building becomes deeper as the years go by and we have to leave it. We extend our sincerest thanks to its members for their excellent co-operation. Pane Fourteen