Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Nooemher-Bermuda .shorts were in vogue The boys' gym. was jammed with hows and 'll1ca14.s at the Bermuda dance. for the Sadie Hawkins dance. In the Thanksgiving assembly, the YVranglers questioned Bernie, our foreign student, on Swedish customs. The cleaning of the lockers marked the end of the first semester. As a second semester project, the Student Council planned a detailed clean- up campaign for the city of Danville. Dances were a part of our event- ful and enjoyable extra-curricular life. From dances after the foot- ball games to the Iunior-Senior Prom, We had a well filled social life. Locker cleaning filled the trash barrels. l'4ly!L' S1'1'4'u

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Oar illustrious school awaited us. Registration was a busy time. XVith the coming of the fall semester amd registration, DHS welcomed ten new teachers to the faculty. Um' traditional homecoming game was the highlight of the football season. Mr. Roe was welcomed to our teaclzing stag by Mr. Robertson. Tlze DIIS Ilomeeoming bonfire band in action The football players were lzonorecl at a banquet. was enjoyed by all. Page .S'i.r

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DHS was blessed with talented students Whose performances were effectively displayed in the annual productions and assemblies. 'l'hc' mafur:'ft1's nrvra' eff fu Ihc rac'cs af Moments Musical. The mechanized army at DHS at rest showed the many cars. ,.i' L fic DHS was a semi-perpetual motion ma- chine. Even during elasstime, a posture- conscious speech class with crowns of hooks might have heen seen strolling clown the long corriclors. At the tone of the 3:05 hell, the parking lot hecame alive and crawlingg however, the clay was not enclecl for many. The Home Ecrmmnics Open Ilouse Tea Party A .s-pvwlz 1'la.s'.x-s l7t'lIIlll't? In a nmvic was a .sight to helmlrl. cntertaincfl many. 'T . 4 3 . w K Q 5 i r' Y . i . il k, .M .s-:N ' 4 l'11y1' lfiflhl