Danville High School - Medley Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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The students and faculty battled it out in their basket- There were many after-game dances and parties. The ball game. The proceeds from the game put the A.F.S. one above, the Mardi-Gras, was a huge success as fund over the top of its goal. were all the rest. And Games Were for Our Amusement The gym building was a busy place after school hours in adding to the social life of the students. Student Council sponsored dances such as the All-School Party at which the ofhcers of next year'se clubs were an- nounced. In March the student-faculty basket- ball game ended with another win for the faculty - and a lot of fun for all the spectators. The DHS Swing Band played for the Sadie Hawkins dance dressed in their appropriate attire. This instrumental combo played for many such high school functions. Page Fifteen L,

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Mr.. Sanders introduced the Vikingettes as Mr. Brown The Victory cake of the Vikingettes did the iob for we followed their waited to talk to the student body before the Urbana game. advice and Beat the Tigers. Paid Assemblies, Pep Rallies, Dances, Through the efforts of the student council, the students were entertained with various assembly programs, ranging from an account of a bicycle trip around Australia to a lesson in how to get along with people and to sell Page Fourteen It yourself in the world. Interspersed with these were the various programs given by the groups in school, such as the Medley, Maroon and XVhite, Dramatic Club, and the athletic de- partment. l Through the efforts of Professor Merrill we learned of many tricks with musical instruments. Bicycling through Australia as related by Miss Shirley Duncan was a real adventure.

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Fourth row: N. Arnoldp K Davisg B. Skoogf S. Thomann C. Fliermansg S. Leischg G Gardner. Third row: B. Vaught, J Haenel- K 5 ith P Ch , . , . m 7 . ase J. Carterg D. Beardp D. McGrew P. Koenig. Second row: T Dazeyp C. O'MaIleyf J. Hen leyp J. Bucher. First row: J Shiplockp B. Bengryp S. Wid neyp S. Wilson. Dramatic CIub's 'Sno Haven Provided Who has the list, and who tried to kill Suzie?,' This question was asked by every character in this yearis Dramatic Club play, 'SNO HAVEN QIt's No Havenj. The play, co-authored and directed by our own Miss Mary Miller, was presented Febmary 10 by the DHS Players, better known as the Dra- matic Club. Page Sixteen The action of ,SNO HAVEN took place in the lounge of a winter resort near the Cana- dian Border, in late January. The plot cen- tered around a ring of saboteurs which had been operating in the area. One was be- lieved to have escaped the police and to be fleeing to Canada. Shortly after the Haw- thorne party, anticipating a weekend of out- Brent questioned a group of guests as the face of a suspected saboteur appeared at the window. 1 1