Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Russell JY(. cDuffin Assistant Principal University of Illinois, M.A. CT O Mr. Duffin we owe much that can never be paid. By his great loyalty to D. H. S. and his ever striving for the betterment of our ideals he has won confidence. His fairness and personal interest in every student has made him a true friend to all. We greatly appreciate his fine co-operation with the various activities of the school. Mr. Duffin came to D. H. S. in ’24 at the beginning of the first semester in our new building. He took a position as instructor in the English Department and director of publications. A year ago he accepted the Assistant Principalship, which office he has successfully filled since being elected. It is contact with such a man that inspires us to do our best for Danville High School. Mr. Duffin yy(iss yy(arij Swing, Cph.cB. Dean of Girls Cfyf ISS EWING, the Dean of Girls, has been with Danville High for four years. During this time she has broadened and enriched the lives of many girls through her understanding sympathy. She is not only an adviser to the girls but a true friend of them. Miss Ewing is interested in our organizations as well as in the girls’ activities. These organizations owe thanks to Miss Ewing for the advice which she has given to them. All students who have come in contact with her, boys as well as girls, have felt themselves grow in their outlook on life. So in the years to come these students will treasure the memory of having had Miss Ewing for a friend. Miss Ewing Page Fifteen

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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

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Toi Row—Clinton Sandusky, ’29; Russell Elliott, 28; Howard Felgenhauer, ’28. Hottom Row—-Harold Jewell, ’28; Fred Carter, ’30; Margaret Wilkinson, ’28; John Cowan, ’29; Harry Kspenscheid, ’30. Student Qouncil h Student Council is a school organization consisting of the presidents of the three upper classes, three Seniors, two Juniors, one Sophomore and one Freshman. It meets with Mr. Baer the first Monday of each month to discuss various prepositions which from time to time come up in the school. It is the only organization by which the voice of the students is heard. The two most important sessions of the Student Council this year were to decide on a program for the business men of Danville, and the Home Coming program. The student Council has had a successful year and hopes the future students of D. H. S. will continue to hold it as high. 2= 3= K Page Sixteen