Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Nlrs. Lillizm l'1-arson, Mrs. Vcra johnson, City Administration llUAlllJ Ol' l'llJUCA'l'lUN wk mir: Dr. lt. l'ixlc-yg U. jc-we-llg Dr. O. j. Nlichucl. SU PERINTENDENT Ulf' SCI IOOLS J. BICLIQAN HIGICD ' ': . .' ithg Nlrs. ll. llcmlwcyg Ur. ll. xvllllillIIS0ll, prvsiclcntg UNO NUl'llll'l'l1 Lll1iW'1'5liF' lion! mu ll Sm li. l,2llN'. Allxclzl: Mrs. Y. johnson, sccrctnry. Thc tools which wc usccl to huilcl wcrc furnislicrl hy thc parcnts uncl tzlxpzlycrs. llc-prcscnting thc citizcns wc-rc mcmhcrs ol' thc liourcl of Education who gave will- ingly of thc-ir timc uml cflort for thc rul- vzuiccmcnt of thc 0llllC2ltl0Ilill fucilitics of tlu- city schools. Thc hourcl was lu-mlm-cl this your hy Dr. Ohio State UlllYt'l'Slt:s' Holland NVilliamson. Mrs. Vcru johnson scrvccl us sccrctury. Dr. bl. Blclllcun llcccl, City Supcrin- tcnclcnt of Schools, Worked in closc co- operation with thc hoard and school of- ficials to constantly improvc thc Damvillc puhlic school systcm. SllllliliIN'l'lCNDICNT'S OFFICE Mrs. lJtll'Ullll'il Swishcr. I if Ibn

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A spot of taa was enjoyed by the student teachers. john Deck wrote a transfer while acting as Dean of Bays. W'afch the fllllIlfl1,Q.',, was the noon hour cry. There was no rest for the seniors with graduation just around the corner. The Senior Class play, the parties, dances, college invitations, scholarships, Class Day, Baccalaureate, practices, and other events kept the seniors well occupied. Student Government Day, sponsored hy the Student Council, was a day of relief for the faculty. There Were student teachers, Deans, and a student principal. Controlling the lunchtime traffic was also undertaken by the Student Council this year. A new and successful three- hell system was developed for this purpose. The seniors were measured for their caps and gowns. ,A I Pay' Ninn N A 7

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E. D. IWIILHON Principal Indiana Central College, B.S. Butler University, M.S. D. V. SCHooLc:1xAF'r Assistant Principal Dean of Boys VVabash College, A.B. University of Illinois, M.A. High School Administration VVe at Danville High School were very fortunate to have such an excellent ad- ministration. Through their patient under- standing and cooperation, we have grown to respect their judgments and decisions. They gave us much helpful advice and counsel. In the guidance office, we learned of aptitude tests, high school courses, graduation and college requirements, and scholarships. WVe owe these people a great deal of thanks for the concern and attention they showed us in any matter we brought to their attention. E. A. BATEs Director of Guidance Iowa State College, A.B. University of Iowa, M.A. I'IELEN THOIXIPSON Dean of Girls University of Illinois, A.B. P1 llzu