Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Fine Arts -I-augiit Appreciation NY, ll. IIOLL HELEN VVOLFF IQEQIYEXIINBFRGFR Head of Music Ill' I' VV l U '- 5 9 ' llnna lnstitnte of Mu- izgsity, ii5l,arlllI.INlll Head of Aff Depart' Sic ment New linglnntl Conserv- MacMurray College, atory A.ll. University of Wyoming PANSY LEGG CHARLINE Illinois State Normal, GALLOYVAY Music Diploma Libmrian Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity, ILM. Columbia University University of Colorado Universit of Michigan Union Tlyieological Seminary, New York Indiana University, A.B. Library Science Cer- tificate, Indiana Home Economics Trained LOUISE FLIERMANS Head of Dvpartment Olivet College Eastern Illinois State ROSALYN POTTER Illinois State Normal University, l3.Ed. Columbia University, College M.A. A Coe College University of Colorado, Boulder iris University of Illinois, 13.5. DOROTHY COLBERG MILDRED GLINDMEIER University of Illinois, A.B. Univsrsity of Illinois, B..'. University of Chicago Page Twi

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parent-Teachers Association s. li. XlllljQi'K', Klrs. T. Crawford, President, li. ll. Klilhon Kits. ll, Gerrard, Nlrs. VN, Shipman, Xlrs. ll. XYyatt, Nlrs. lf. lfstes. P. -l-. fix. Encouraged Understanding The 1952-1053 l'.'l'.A. had a large membership of both parents and teachers who were interested in promoting the welfare of their own and other children in the home, school, church, and com- munity. They held tive meetings throughout the year in accordance with their theme, Laying liirm Foundations. Programs included seeing movies, touring the various departments of the school building, having a spelling match, and holding a square dance exhibition and hearing qualitied speakers, including Dr. Reed. The objects ot' the l'.'ll.A. were to bring about a closer relationship between the home and the school, to secure laws for the care and protection of children, and to raise the standards of home life. They also tried to secure the highest advan- tages in physical, mental, social and spiritual education for the schools to provide for the children. Officers of this year's l'.'ll.A. were as follows: president, Mrs. Ted Crawford: lst vice-president, Mrs. Paul 'llimmonsg secretary, Mrs. Russell Mingeeg and treasurer, Mrs. VVillard Shipman. Directors of the ditterent committees were pro- gram, Mrs. llerbert Vtfyatt: publicity, Miss Katherine Stapp and Mrs. Frank Estes: and music, Mrs. Harriet Gerrard. Mr. Knot led the soizg-fest. The parcriilv had a .vpcll-darwi, ton. l'nfii' 'l':wi'nt,i' I