Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Prominent Business Men Run Danville High School Board Members Elected From All Walks of l.iFeg Represent All Parts of City. Yxcrok YICUMANS lQ.Xl.I'H Rovsli R. ll. KlNlNtlH.XM T. DI. llxwiuxs l'n'.vidul1l Xlns. YICRX hlonmsox U, H. C1e1sT H. lf. LINIILEY llxmcx' lhxvxli 'l'he Iloard of Education is com- posed of men who are among Ilan- vi11e's worthiest citizens. They are all patrons of the schools, taxpayers i11 the district. and serve the best inter- ests of the school without any remun- eration. 'llwo members are elected by the people each April fora period of three years. The President is elected for a two year term. 'llhe present l'resident is Yictor l., Yeomans, elected April, 1931. lle is President of Yeomans and Shedd Hardware Store. Dr. O. 11. Crist is now serving his second term. lle is one of lJanvi1le's leading phy- sicians and surgeons. Robert 11. liin- ingham became a member in 1927. lle is District agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com Jam' of Q M 1- . l1l1lXYZll'IliCC. lhomas ul. Hawklns was elected April, 1926. Ile 15 Secretary- 'l'reasurer of the Danville lirick Com- pany, and a member of Adams Insur- ance Agency. Harold F. Lindley served as a member since 1928. lle is a member of the law hrm of Gunn. 1'enwell, and Lindley. llarry l'ayne was elected in April, 1931. Klr. Payne is Division Manager of the lllinois Power and Light Corporation. Mr. Ralph Rouse has served slnce 1923. He is a member of the law firm of Rouse and Rearick. Mrs. Yera john- son is the Secretary. lhlyn' l H11r

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,,. MR. EVERETT A. BATES lo Whom We Qespectfully Dedicate This Volume llccliczxtious nrt- known the worlcl o'er :ts exprcssious of trilmutc to those who hztvc emlcztrccl thcmsvlycs in the hearts of others. VYQ, the llleclley Staff of 1932, mluliczltc this hook to you, Mr. Everett A. llzttcs, in au emleztvor to express our zulmirzttion, ztpprccizltion, :mtl rcspcct. XN'ortls arc so iuztclcquzttc, so futile: yet in this small way we hope to show you how truly sincere is that homl which exists between the stuclcut lmorly :mtl your- self. May this scrye its :ut inspiration to you, as you have served as :ut iltspimtiott to us. Pugr Thru'

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rr.. ... MR. C. E. VANCE, M. A. University of Illinois Supcrinicndenf Regards to D- l-l. S. lt is my earnest desire that all pu- pils and all teachers have a keen feel- ing of personal responsibility toward the high school of which they are a part, that they revere and respect her traditions, that they be jealous of her Page Five good name, and that they be charitable toward her faults while striving un- selfishly for her improvement. It is a pleasure to feel that I have a part in this work with and for you. -C. E. XIANCE.