Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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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.

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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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Thanksgiving Beats the Dutch was a good lesson in family relation- ships as well as good entertainment. Mr. Morris with the help of Glenn Keever, demonstrated the rudiments of airplane mechanics and the importance of radio waves in keeping the plane on the beam. tage Busy and the Calendar Well Filled This year we enjoyed another series of good assemblies. The Student Council through its many activities furnished the money for bring- ing in interesting programs to the faculty and student body. Among the varied presen- tations by the Council were programs on falconry, guns, and a male vocalist who com- pletely captivated the DHS audience. Programs were also presented by the various clubs and organizations around the school. Medley, M ik XV, Dramatic Club, Vlfranglers Club and music and athletic groups were among the many organizations presenting programs to the student body. Firearms from the days of early America to the present was the topic Most of the girls iumped at least three feet as Mr. of Mr. Ray Sullivan. After the program the boys couldn't resist the Sullivan fired this gun to show how it could be done. chance to inspect the guns. All of the students came to respect guns more. Page Nine