Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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X . . - Second Row: Miss H. Conover: Mrs. C. Priceg Mrs. J. Rootg Mr. E. D. Milhong Mrs. W. Kochellg Mrs. C. Dowdyg Mrs. T. Crawford: Mrs. D. Castle. First Row: Mrs. H. Skoogg Mrs. W. Gahan, presidenlg Mrs. A, Bracewell. P. T. A. Cafeteria Maintenance Our m'zll'elc1'izl amd lllzxilllelmme stzdis :md P. 'll .X. kept DHS in good running older. Mr. Orville Cole headed the c'nl'eLe1'iu crew. Q, .59 X 1 s 3- Third Row: O. Cole, managerg J. Meyers. E. Beasley. O. Carrollg R. Hanson. Second Row: E. Wildmang S. Domgallg E, Cole, G. Barllowg J. Demmin. First Row: D. Thornsbrouqhy G. Snowy N. Bradfield. ed le 4 while Mr. Cl. xl. l'lyu1ire zmd Mr. liznrl Hurts- , horn were in clizirge ol' lllziimellnme. Mrs. A Willzlrd Gznlizm, I'. 'I'. A. president, was ns- 'ei' M . - X 2 -V x' . Second Row: R. Clineg H. Snyderp R. Voss. G. Grubbs. xlsltli by . Ins. H my Skoog. First ROW: W4 Cook' Second Row: V. J. Parker: O. Marting W. Wiese. Second Row: L. Neville. C. Zotzg E. Hartshorng R. Botfg C. Hiil. First Row: First Row: F. Bailey: E. Bonebrake. R. Boydg Mrs. E. Sluebeg P. Krousb Mrs. L. Be-nne-Hg P. Buvcher. 14 1 Q, Q. 2 i 3' 'gig Pllgl' 'l':1'1'nly-uinr

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Page Twenty-sight SMOOT, PAUL I.. Head of Industrial Arts Department Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. SPROULS, GRACE L. English Department Butler University, B.S. Indiana State Teachers' College, M.S. STAPP, KATHERINE English Department University of Illinois, A.B., M.A. STEVENS, JAMES Science Department Illinois State Normal University, B.S. STl,lRlW, DOROTHY Foreign Language Department University of Illinois, A.B., M.A. SULLENBERGER, BETTY Fine Arts Department MacMurray College, A.B. IVALTON, CARTER Social Science Department Missouri State Teachers' College, B.S. IVARD, JOE D. Head of Boys' P. E, Department Eastern Illinois State University, B.E. University of Illinois, M.S. XVATKINS, FRANCES S. Social Science Department DePauw University, B.A. University of Illinois, M.A. WATTS, KATHRYN English Department University of Illinois, B.S., M.Ed. XVAYLAND, IVILLIAM Mathematics Department Illinois Wesleyan University, Ph.B. IVHITE, RUTH Home Economics Department University of Illinois, B.S,, M.Ed. VVOLFF, HELEN BI. Fine Arts Department Illinois Wesleyan University, A. B., M. WRIGHT, NIILDRED English Department University of Illinois, B.S., M.S. ZEITER, MARTIN Head of Science Department University of Illinois, B.S., M.S. Mus. Ed

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Mr. Langas pointed out Hudson Bay to two of S . I 'l'he Social Science clepartntenl helped to keep us upto-tlate on the happenings ol totlay. as well as the happenings ol yesterday. 'l'hrough this stucly we also learuecl the hasic lounclations ol' g0VCl'l'llIlC'lll, llllll0l'l2llll to US as luture citizens. Social Science was required ol' all Ireshtnen entering school, ancl .Xtnerican History was the rcquirecl stucly ol' our nation s history, taken Mr. Hogbin's Soc iology students pondered problems of everyday life. ...ta aww his American History students, Ed and Carlene. Science in either the junior or senior year. N'Ve could also learn ol' the history ol' the worltl through XVorl1l History or Moclern His- tory. The one semester courses in the social science lielcl, Ceograplty, Sociology, Psychol- ogy, Government, and Modern Problems, were also olleretl as electives. The aim ol' the cle- partment was to lit us lor our part in Xnieri- can lile. A question was answered by Mr. Ross in World History class during the study period. Pug? Tflftly x s .- if