Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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M k Q- I lS'?to Introduction A custom neglected since grandmother's day has again been renewed until today thousands of people are expressing their thoughts and impressions in small leatherbound volumes. Yes, diaries are back again! We of the Medley Staff happened upon one such volume this year and, having that characteristic of all journalists, curiosity, We read the diary. VVe were completely sold on it and decided that a Work of this magnitude should be made available to all. So We decided to incorporate the diary into the l942 Medley adding appropriate pictures to complement the contents of the diary. The diary is a collection of thoughts and impressions of a high school girl received during a year at Danville High School. Due to her efficiency and indus- try in setting down these comments, We have a very complete and vivid picture of what happened at D. H. S. during the past year. Her style is breezy and informal-typically high schoolish and wholly enjoyable. Who is the author of this gem of the daily lite of American youth? She might be your best girl or your sister. She might be that talkative girl in your Latin class or she might sit next to you in roll call. Or she might be your daugh- ter, of whom you are so justly proud. Let us say she is a typical American girl-which is the highest compliment that we can give her. ii 'tWepare glad to be able to share this diary with you. Let's take a look at it! QQ X 1 t-X3 Wi stef, X fi 24 4 i f ii ' 'fi lr? X. V' Q-' I l l I QA ,f t, ik -4 fig ' 1 - V., x . I l I Q f ll if .Q . , 3? f is , l l A ' All ,srltvil l lt r fm it lr - M I l fl, Q t ' ll Wlllllllg X gl will illlil A T

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yfm, La. Q, . gm? Qfxe' S001 tam? 969 N 0 ' 0 - x. Yfxxxgt,-526' fail X9 Xl Oqlcf QQK' A ,QI OQJXGQQQ I W' 9 a, I50Cki3QxCWAi SE a 9 exetdw COLBY CARTER ICDIQS BILL WAYLAND Vice-P1fe.t'ident BYRON KINNEY Secreiczry LOIS CONNOR Chr. Social Comm JOE BERKO- VVIT Z C1111 Progmm C omm. CLARENCE BURKETT C1111 Ilwifafiofls Comm. ROSIE SHAI-IADEY Hitioriazz DEAR DIARY: A Senior-a dignified Senior, it hardly seems possible that I've been here four years. It seems just like yesterday that I ran around these halls madly hunting my classrooms. How clearly I remember my embar- rassment and my fright. I soon lost that! Now I sorta wish I were still that young. It's exciting all right to plan for the future but no matter how I plan I'm sure I'll never have four years packed as full of pleasant mem- ories and good friends as these four. It's certainly true that you never realize how much dear old D. I-I. S. means to you until you start planning