Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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gram card or the selection of a col- lege, Mr. Bates has been the one for you to see. As Guidance Direc- tor, Mr. Bates patiently adjusted cards for late registrants or trans- fer students. Valuable advice about college and students, records were also available from him. D. V. SCHOOLCRAFT Wabash College, A.B. Uniufrsity of Illinois, M.A. Indiana State Teaclzcrs' College VVit and wisdom combined with discipline helped to make Mr. Schoolcraft a well-liked Dean of Boys. Many a boy in high school came to value his helpful words of advice. When, occasionally Mr. Schoolcraft could take time off from his duties, he honored the students with a few tunes on the piano, much to their joy. HELEN THOMPSON Illinois VVesleyan University University of Illinois, AB, With patience and understanding, Miss Thompson has well performed her duties as Dean of Girls. Be- sides issuing transfers and excuses and solving the girls, problems, she found time to sit in on Student Council and Homeroom Representative meetings and act as adviser to Y-Teens. E. A. BATES Iowa State Teachers, College, A.B. Uniucrsify of Iowa, MA. VVhen in doubt about your pro- schedules and revised program 'ww-'IK -ii--f illl I

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alclminialzation E. D. MILHON Indiana Central College, B.S. Butler University, ALS. Three years have passed since Mr. Milhon took over the duties of principal at In this time he has done a remarkable job. Many friends have been won by his friendly personality and genuine interest in stu- dent activities. He has exercised a great deal of thought and patience in helping the students. Though his job has been a big one, he has never been too busy to stop and chat. As friend, adviser, and leader, Mr. Milhon performed an invaluable service for Danville High School. I. MCLEAN REED Ohio Northern University Ohio Stafe University His understanding and patience have made Mr. Heed well-liked among all Danvilleland. VVith impartiality and kindly determination he upheld the principles of honesty and fairness. His thoughts and Wishes were ever for the success and progress of the students. His influence and interest extended beyond the school and into those civic and educational organizations with which he has allied himself. In his desire to make our schools the very best he has worked very hard. E101 ll

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lCYl'Il.YN REI IN MARY MILLER Ilcad of Department Director of Dramaties Dean of Danville Community College University of Illinois, A.B., M.A. IICR l'nivc-rsity ol' Illinois, A.B., M.A. acu fig gnglidfz ROY DELBERT PURKEY Illinois XVr-sleyaxn, BA. State University of Iowa, M.A. MILDRED E. BOYER ELEANOR ANDERSON HELEN G. FREEMAN Illinois VVesleynn Uni- CIHMIOLM Central Normal versity, A.B. University of Illinois College University of Coloraclo B.S. Illinois State Teachers' Incliuna State Teaieli- Northwestern Univer- College ers, College sity, M.A. University of Illinois, University of Illinois B,S., M.S. IIARRIET R EXVERTS Knox College Northwestern, A.B., M.A. GRACE SXVISIIER Freed-Ilnrdinan Butler University, B.S. Universitv of Southern California Inclinnzi Teaieliers' College Northwestern Univer- sity MARIE RIIOADS FRANCES SHUTTS KATHERINE STAPP University of Illinois, University of Illinois, University of Illinois, A.B. A.B. B.S., M.A. Columbia University, Rockford College M.A. University of Paris, France