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THE SENIOR THOSE WHO HAVE FAITHFULLY SERVED OUR SCHOOL FOR FOUR YEARS, AND NOW GRA Colors Motto GREEN AND GOLD TRUE PATRIOTS ALL; WE SERVE The Senior class was conducted as a small democracy all of its own. It elected officers and voted on the class colors, motto, and gift. Any student had the opportunity to write the words or music of the class song. Many of the students turned in their compositions and the song chairman, along with his committee, chose the best one. The motto selected was made a little differently, however. The motto committee wrote four or five mottos and then put them up to the Senior Class for an election. The one that received the greatest number of votes was adopted. The class colors were selected in the same manner. I he Senior Class gave a play in accordance with the custom. The money obtained from it was used for a gift to the school. 'I he gift committee made a list of several items from which the Senior Class voted to present a drop curtain for the stage and curtains for the balcony. The Junior and Senior classes cooperated in giving a prom. This year it was held in the High School Building and was entirely formal. This was one of the outstanding events of the year. The juniors and seniors looked forward to the prom for many months. Another Democratic activity was a day when College Representatives from the different schools around came to Danville High and discussed with the Seniors the problems of choosing a school to attend and the manner in which to go about it. The Seniors on College Day could go to the auditorium any Study Hall Period. We. the Seniors, felt that College Day was a good idea and has helped us with our problems. CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right—Bonnie FitzGerald, Annabel Ogan. Jean Randolph, Miss Sandeson (Adviser Cloyrt George, Pres. Standing Virginia Kendall, William Knglish, Marjorie McCord
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CLASS OF '41 ATE WITH INCREASING KNOWLEDGE AND A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF PRACTICAL LIFE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Jean Bilderback, Chr. Ada Jane Jones Max Tevebaugh Charles Swisher Kathrine Gossett Mary Matthius Ted Debenham PROGRAM COMMITTEE Tom McDonald, Chr. Mary Brittingham Jim Bost Joan Randolph Robert Fonts Jeanine Moore Eleanor Medley Keith Kerr INVITATK )N COMM ITTEE Betty Anderson, Chr. Peggy Temple George Gallanis June Buckner Boyd Underwood Jack Ray GIFT COMMITTEE Donald Hosch, Chr. Bill Barker Bill Bishop Esther Bernthal Dorothy Bremer MOTTO COMMITTEE Henry Shouse, Chr. Mary Jackse Edith Sperling Ed Hetherington Charles Bremicker COLOR COMMITTEE Bill O’Kane, Chr. Dorothy Syrcle Joe Paxton Bob Shelato Anne C. Carter SONG COMMITTEE Richard McCaughey, Chr. Betty Firebaugh Jack McKenna John Lewis Concord Turner CLASS CHAIRMEN Seated, left to right—Richard McCaughey, Jean Bilderback, Betty I.ou Anderson, Donald Hosch. Standing—Tom McDonald, Henry Shouse, William O’Kant.
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