Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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AND WHITE It wasn't long before Mr. Medley realized that Prof , as he is nicknamed, works many long and tire- some hours on the publication of the paper. His cheer- fulness, good humor, and patience make him a long re- membered friend of the staff members. Standing behind Prof Cupper rightb is Bob C. Johnson, editor for the 1939-40 paper. Mr. Medley thought he wore the habitual harassed look of a very busy editor. The well-liked Bob was very active in other out- side, extra-curricular activities. First training grounds on the student paper is the cub reporter staff, where the 5 W's of news writing are taught. This staff has its own roll call in Miss Stapp's room, 308. Cubs, pictured here, are Caround deskj Mary E. Dailey, Catherine Vandermuellen, Miss Katherine Stapp, adviser, Marjorie McCord, and Tom McDonald. First row is Beverly J. Knowles, Evelyn Hazlett, Dorothy Syrcle, Barbara Parker, Dorothy Poll, Jean Schaefer, Bette Lu Dreher, and Billie Jackson, and the second row is Rosie Shahady, Martha Wiese, Jean Elliott, Norma J. Nelson, Mildred Gainer, Bob Furste, Mary C. Bryant, Esther Dunwoody, Virginia Reese, Dorothy Anders, Mil- dred Brown, and Vera Barnett. In the third row is J o- seph Carey, Phil Garinger, Richard Parker, Charles Brown, George Burmeister, Harold McLain, Wayne Mc- Namee, Bob Liggett, and Gordon Delbridge. Those who are successful on the cub staff are ad- vanced to the junior staff in Miss Mielke's room, 312. This staff is a new experiment begun this year because of an abundance of good writers on the cub reporters staff. Now they advance to the junior staff 3 then on to the main staff when vacancies left by graduating seniors arise. In the picture are, left to right Crow lj Dorothy J. Beane, Kathryn Richner, Josephine Depke, Pauline Overton, Betty Gilbreath, Miss Eleanor Mielke, adviser, Haroldene Hornor, Mary Matthius, Dorothy Authenrieth, Lillian Fagen, and Fern Stuebe, and Crow 23 Concord Turner. Bill Barker, Elwood Farmer. PRlOF AND CHIEF CUB REPORTERS JUNIOR STAFF

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