Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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sg s Make it, make it,-make it .......... so thought the DHS fans as Mr. Eolser, DHS trainer, stopped his work long enough they watched Captain Dave Cade, as the gym was used in the accustomed way. to pose for our photographer in this shot of the cage ome Place Were at Vari tl in Their U e How familiar do you think you are with the physical properties of DHS. Everyone was familiar with the main building where classes were held. P.E. classes and sports lans grew to know the area around the gym quite well. Below the gym were the locker rooms, swim- ming pool, heating plant, and two tunnels. One ol' these two tunnels was often used by vocational students to traverse the distance from the gym to the industrial education building in stormy weather. The manual arts building was familiar to a large percentage ol' the male DHS students and only a few lucky girls. Thoughts of eighth notes, sharps, and flats ran through the minds of the swing The gyms were also enioyably used for dancesias these band as they played for an after-game dance in the girls' gym. students seemed to indicate to all who watched. Page Ten

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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

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Looks could be deceiving ..... as shown by the quiet and inactive appearance of the Industrial Education building while inside students and instrusrors busily engaged themselves in a variety of activities. A true action shot showed the workmen installing the new floodlights for the football field. A Other Were Untemilier to the eheel ? ! ' ! ! ? I can't figure it out, can you? Mr. Hebermehl and Mr. Stevens relaxed after punching tickets at V fEditor's note--the tunnel to the engine room.j one of the football games. Page Eleven