Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Y...1 .nw Y 2. 300th ANNIVERSARY OF SECONDARY EDUCATION MARKS GRADUATION Over Three Hundred Graduate in 1935 The seniors of nineteen thirty-five were graduated at a very significant time in the history of education. This year marked the 300th anniversary of Ameri- can Secondary Education. During the commencement program a review of Secondary Education was given, begin- ning with the first little Latin School of Boston in sixteen thirty-five, and ending the survey with our present-day high schools. Much credit and appreciation is due to the seniors who so capably and ade- quately presented this panoramic picture of American Secondary Education. Medleys Are Out Suspense and anxiety hung over the school for weeks before the Medley of 1935 made its appearance. On that long- awaited day there was a general stam- pede to the many distribution rooms. The Medley Stag found that they could not serve fast enough the long line of eager subscribers who were waiting with curiosity to review the news and views of this year's school life. Then came the mad scramble to secure those longed-for signatures. Groups were continually forming and breaking and students could be seen standing or strolling through the halls intent upon discovering pictures of friends, items of interest, and familiar scenes of classroom and activity life. Of course, the inevitable comparison was made with previous Medleys and it was discovered that this year's book was the best of all. Ps:-l OF SENIOR CLASS OF 1935 Unusual Class Day Program Is Exciting Suspense and excitement filled the Class Day program, when l'Mr. Billy Goat, the well-known mascot of the senior class, disappeared in a daring ab- duction plot. The trial was held in a courtroom filled with over-heated law- yers,tearful witnesses and grief-stricken spectators. Bill Erickson, senior presi- dent, was tried and convicted on charges of kidnaping and, amid heart-rending sobs, was forced to surrender his beloved goat into the eager, snatching hands of the junior president, Bill Richner. The plans for the unusual class day program were laid one cold March morn- ing in Miss Sandeson's room when Beth Utterback faced her program committee. That,s keen ! shouted james Coffing, Mary Frances Rush, Elmer Lete and James Llewellyn. i'Say, I've an idea- began Betty Tracy. 'KYes, and we can havewu chimed in Wilmer Brown, and this was just the beginning of a class day which proved to be a real thriller. Ps:-l Page Thirty