Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Tony Bontempini wouldn't talk for Dr. Hudson. Brightwood's new winq was the center of discussion by the hospifal sfaff. D1'. Hudson ..... CAST . . Iohn Caughron Nancy Ashford. . . . . .Ada Mary Castle The C l'd'e 'f Nd Ca ed on D'- Hudson' Joyce Hudson. . . . . .Linda Sue Miller Tim XVatson ...... .... B rad Johnson h I K I h d f d ' bl k , . , ., , , . , Dr. Hudson anded Joe esey is resi an 's oc or's an s Balbax .1 Warncr. . . ..... Patsy Ragle as me mm looked on. Mr. YVarner ..... Joel Kelsey ...... Marion Prentice. Cynthia Bates. . . . . .David Morrison Tony Bontempini. . . Mrs. Bontempini. Cindy .......... Laurie ......... Miss Hastings. . . Dick .......... Mrs. Armitage. . . Mrs. MacLean. . . . . .Chris Shinall . .jane Graham . . .Bonnie Gage . . . .john Chioles . .Mary Marshall . . . .Sally Mack . . . .jane Hensley ..Rosanne Smith . . .Bob Newman .Nancy Strawser Margo F irehaugh Bob-reporter ....... ...... T om Smith Josie-photographer. . . . . .Diane Deck Intercom voice. . . . .Sandra Clary Community leaders and the press congratulated Dr. Hudson and Mr. Warner. Page Ififfuevl

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Standing J. Chiolos, M. Marshall, D. Morrison, P. Raglo, C. Shinall, J. Caughron, A. Castlo, R. Smith, N. Sirawsor, M. Firs- bauqh I Gage, J. Graham. Knnlinq: S. Mack, B. Johnson, L. Mlllor, J. Hensley, R. Newman, D. Dock, S. Clary, T. Smith. of. Huclsonls Secret journal Dr. Hudsonls Secret journal was an inspiring production adapted from the book by Lloyd C. Douglas. The entire story centered around Doctor Hudson, a devoted doctor in a large city hospital. A generous Joyce wrapped hor father around her finger. Page Fourteen man, he was always helping unfortunate people. Something of a mystic, he believed that helping without letting them know of their benefactor gave him a strange power. His o11e driving ambition was to build a wing onto the Brightwood Hospital. In order to accomplish this he first had to ac- quire the adjoining property. The owner, Mr. Warner, refused to sell the property at a reasonable price. A moving tragedy, which involved Doctor Hudson's daughter, Joyce, finally brought Mr. Warner to his senses, and the wing was built.

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lillgiiypll HY XJ Q The courtesy campaign was carried out during February. The Spring Beauties cheered at the Foreign Student Fund basketball game. February, arch, and April . . hrought thoughts of spring to DHS. Cour- tesy was stressed throughout February and Steve Ualamhos, 11 llungarian refugee, visited our school for a few weeks and V N, . l wav , sg, . if -ff , 4 .., gif' H r -X VT' Hifi?- 'af 1 7 141 it ,ll ' r If, .s 4 X pl rx 5 4 ' l 1 ' 'ii . if , 'I' +A' KKUJ 'gy m F ,v Axd. ,W - . -NN In -IA, - A-1 l ' 51 'X- ' x 'x?. V ,ffsgg N NnI'l . l'u11v .Sirtrcn studied English with some of our students. As the month ended, the sophomores spon- sored a successful basketball game for the Foreign Student Fund. March came in like a lion as the music students hurried to complete preparations for Moments Musical. Boh Spicer won the state wrestling title in his weight and the DHS haskethall team completed their sea- son in mid-March. The traffic survey in late Blarch netted enough money for the For- Sfeve Galambos, a Hungarian refugee, pointed to his homeland during a visit to DHS in early March.