Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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Mrs. Snowman and the dolls gazed sleepily from under one of the Art department's Christmas trees in the north hall. From the opposite corner of the hall, Mr. Snowman and his friends kept tab on afl the happenings around DHS too. ew Sound System and Two Chri tma Tree Mrs. Janet Peyton surveyed the new switchboard and the new sound system that were installed in the omce during the summer, and became her particular charge. Inset, one of the new speakers was shown. -in......i Page Seven

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Danville High School dozecl quietly in the late summer sun while pa'iently awaiting the return of its students and the myriad activities that marked a busy but happy school year. ehoel Opened to A Bu y Year arkedb A High up on the roof our photographer snapped this unusual view of Old Glory as it stretched in the breeze. e XSSQ A ' x xx s xsxiifsiil-.5 X , sexy Xexgwqsssff-s. s ssesxskebeksxxss me we xxxrssssfef- X .svn idx X X X .xox ,XM X :sages is sf332eeqfsEsse t..Ie ttfe .. .t,. 1 E.,-Q Xh . R :se . X .t X X, . wgf-.yi 1-gli: 5. zE1.?s S 1 3 H E S in . - - tx :X se .X ,X X o ,sj- .ex X ka .g e--e--- A S . e verimfx it i X X X Page S i x September lst DHS welcomed a near record enrollment. ol 2,200 students. Only two major changes were made during the summer. A new intercom system was installed throughout the building and the cafeteria took on a bright new look with an improved, more attractive ceiling and six new lunch lines. T wo new teachers, Mr. Jack Schaff and Mr. klames Firebaugh, joined the faculty. Three buildings comprised DHS. Our gym was the scene ol school dances and athletic events. Our main building housed classrooms, ollices, and the auditorium. The Industrial Edu- cation building was used by those students en- rolled in the vocational courses. From the hrst day ol school in September until the end of the school year in May, every- one worked together to make this another happy, successful year for DHS.

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4 Jeff Willett and Carol Webber stopped to check the list of coming events on the bulletin board in the north hall. This gift from the Class of '59 was greatly appreciated. Assemblie, Play, and Concert Kept the Mr. Hartshorn's familiar pose as he adiusted the lights backstage was one well known to those students who had participated in activities on our DHS stage this year. Page Eight Mrs. Hoagland assisted Nancy Wire as she purchased her tickets for Moments Musical. The Business Offiice ticket window was a busy place at basketball and show times.