Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Third row: K. Gorrofson, D. Maldon, B. Porqaku, T. Allen, 6. Gardner, D. Brown. Second row. D. Donion, C. Knight, J. Duncan, C. Whelan, M. Coolley, Miss Millar. First row: J. Baldwin, J. Glll, T. Dany, J Brandonborqor S. Davison. Page Cl The Birds cmd the Boys A rising young architect and his pretty new bride arrived at their home, only to find them- selves embroiled in a feud. The neighborhood parents were fighting to drive Youthville, a boy's reformatory, from the edge of town. The Martins found themselves torn between obli- gations to their neighbors and sympathy for the youngsters. The story centered about how they solved their dilemma and at the same time prepared for a national architecture con- test. The solutions that they found provided the audience with an evening of rollicking entertainment. Miss Mary Miller and her cast of seventeen seniors presented an excellent performance. Twenty Adam Martin. . . CAST Allen Cricket Martin ..... ........ I udy Duncan Tex ...... . . ..... Eyes ...... Debbie ...... Beanie ....... . . . Mrs. Barker ..... Mrs. Kluckholm. Miles ........... Hank ........... ..........Terry Dazey . . . .Iohn Brandenberger Whelan . .Carolyn Knight ......-Gloria Gardner .............Bess Pergakes . .... Donna Sue Denton . . . .Marilyn Coolley Soapy ............. .............. I im Gill Leslie Chatterton ......... Kayann Garretson Hobert Worthen jim Kluckholm. . Gene ........... Alice .......... Madge ..... ...........Iack Hill . . .. . .Don Maiden . . . . .Dave Brown . . . . .Judy Baldwin . . . .Sue Davison

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Ken and Jim played a marirnba duet Serenade To a Picket Fence. - U, S 'L C a, Z The Sandy Dancers BaIl brought a lot of activity fo the stage. Seniors, as student conductors, presented many of the numbers of the evening. A Cappella Choir sang the praises of Texas as they depicted life in the state of The Lone Starf, An old-fashioned railroad station formed the background for Sam Houston, the Floradoras, Metlluselah, the Harvey girls, passengers and cowboys. Stu- dent organists presented music between acts. Congratulations Went to Miss Pansy Legg, Miss Helen Wolff, Mr. W. B. Holl and the fine cast for an entertaining eve- ning. Hula skirts added to the atmosphere of Hawaii. A samba rhythm provided background music for Marty and Judy. A Cappella serenaded Texas, the Lone Star state. Page Nineteen

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M DLET veiyloocly was a part of D. H. S. Working together, oiw aclniinistiation faculty, maintenance ancl cafeteifia stajfs, ancl the student body niacle oiw school a pleasant place in which to woiflg. x Q ff ffl F rl ? x W I pl . ff f