Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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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

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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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J. MCLEAN REED Superintendent of Schools Ohio Northam University Ohio State Univarsify City Administration 'l'1tu-wily'-t'zm The education of a child is a difficult thing to accomplish. The problem of pro- viding for the education of every child in a city the size of Danville is proportionally more difficult. For this reason, Danville was fortunate in having a group of in- dividuals who devoted a great portion of their time to this problem. A great part of the work done in the City Administration was done by the school board. It was com- posed of civic-minded citizens of the city, who served their terms without pay. Part of the administrationis duty was the continued evaluation and improvement of the educational policies of Danville. To- ward this end the board formed three study committees. These committees were under the direction of consultants from the Uni- versity of Illinois, and Dr. McLean Reed, the Superintendent of Schools. The Held of Pupil Populationn was investigated by Dr. Merle R. Sumptiorfs group. This group compared present enrollment ligures with estimates of the study made two years ago and revised their predictions accordingly. Chairman of the Pupil Programi' com- mittee was Mrs. Helen Coolley. They de- SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE Standing: Mrs. D. Swisher. Seated: Mrs. L. Pearson: Mrs. V. Johnson.