Olney Area High School - Olnean Yearbook (Olney, IL)

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Student Council FRONT TABLE Mr Snxvely Mrss Hoxey Lourse Lau hon Ruh Buss Barbara Gassmann Rohert Ohm Ierry Honey Dean Fehrenbacner Gerald Bowers Mr Mclntosh BALK TABLES Eleanor Exans lean Anderson Geor e Harper Vlrnrtred Roberts C A Koer e Donala Stewcrt Rry Iones Muxrne Mclirnley Marran Flemrnq lV'crr1on Cornbs R1 hard Kmq Ralph Bower Everett Rrchey llrn Yeaqcr At the bearnnrna ot the school year each home room selected a student to represent that room rn the Student Councrl Thrs group elected Gerald Bowers presrdent Barbara Gassrnann vrce presrdent Dean Fehrenbacher secretary lerry Hovey treasurer and chose Mrss Hovey and Mr Snrvely as therr faculty advrsors Our frrst acttvrty was to sponsor noon dances tor the students Then we sold school colors rn the torrn ot trqer strckers and prns The whole school party we qave rn honor of Ivan Bennett and Sonny Peters who were rnrured rn football was a real success Later we presented a rnovre The Hoosrer Schoolboy starrrnq Mrckey Rooney We supervrsed the electron ot the krnq and queen of the May Day testrvrtres Marlyn Buraener and Dorothy Stevens were the Students chorce ve rr-rar s r 1 xtron of Mr Runven s lon v 1 ut st rvlce to run cntrre re ot O no s ' liqll U on v 1 1 r v ex use tr sum 1,ure ot srecc rd used d res rn 'll we trwes h rc 5 rd qu hr s rn hum n krnd l rrrc' orrzrnq Mr Runven They have no I us to soy so W S1 ctr S1IlQ1l'lf'1 Nlfas There EJer a Pal lrl' ou E rtx I . ' , ' 'A , V C3 T , T , f M - I ' f ' 2 . ' , , Q' A , -L 4 , - - WI V l -1 f 4 f 9 ' 1 1 I f I I ' P . f . . . , ff J I ' I A . H . . . - I ' A . 1 . .. , . ln flIlSlClf'Yll'lf'1 what 'v . rfylt gry rn 'mp fwfr ' A , A ' A, q , frnfl :l rlvle 'v ' . . O,T.l-LS., we I X ffxrr ' od the , f . f'l l gun , X K trfrn the tlrs' rssue in 1926 through the lout o, l.,4l, l, 'o f'nd 'h'r! , ctl er 'Vl1lZfS lux' C - ha t d .3 e ' I - ' . ply ot fc' s . ,f 1 E1 ar ' UI the l,.f' 'ff' e id ,c ' ' f. at 3 int ' .- cu' for iz 'e ' . ' a ' . rn Ruff , let! thir fp for . A , - e 'an A r 5 j-iw:

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l umor Class Sporisers: Miss Berry, Mr, Clzrk, lliss vmi Allllfill, filr. Siizvfjy Cificers: Eel llosw,-filer, Bal, Puiikiicusor Y' Sophomore Class Sponsors: Miss Yost Miss lee, Ilr, E zo'.-an Hr, Ksertqf N w- Officers: Bill Puulsell Billie Neel IV-eb r Qi Freshman Class Soonsors: Mr. Common, Mr. Mirliell, Miss Smith, Miss Schniolhaus ,Li .X X N fa i i Rv 'v-4

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L-vlilif ffl!! L'l'L'1'7AL'4t'y 1111.1 IAIILIIIV MACH! - - - tho CVET1.'If'.tJdQCl condition at Q.l'.tl.S. and the reconinzendation ct the high school visitor, Mr. Cariiiili-dll, that we do soizietiiing about it, it we expected to stay on Ncrth Central Asso- ciation. The 11oon iani flower right picturel tells part ot the story. They talked about Color Day and the little pipe-cleaner tigures that the Qlnean statt sold about the rzrany vacations iz: the tall, South Eastern Division Meeting, High School Confer- ence, Thanksgiving - They talked about the interesting tilrns these young operators showed us. ln the picture flower leltl you see standing: Warren Iennings, Dean Fehrenbacher, Theodore Miller, Kenneth Potty, Hernian Myers, Everett Richey, Edward Steward, lerry Scherery seated lunior Scherer, Carl Ptoyse, Elnier Slater, Roy lcnes, Bill l-lull. They talked about the splendid assernbly programs supervised by Miss Myers. Most talls about the Seniors' presentation ot a typical llorne Rooni and the Sophornores' radio pro- grazn sponsored by Dr. leclcles little Fr-eclcle Pills . And then --'they talked about Pearl Harbor, about Singapore, Bataan, tire Burrna Road, about Gen. MacArthur, Gen. Wainwright and Ollare twhicn spells a hero.D Tney talked about the tour speakers brought to Olney by the Rotary Club thru the lnter- national lnstitute ot Understanding: Dr. Sorreiison, an Anierican, told us about Libya and the Mcnamniendansy Dr. No Yong Parlc, a Manchurian, gave us his philosophy ot litey Dr. George Huzzar, a H'iz1garian, canipared our school with tiie schools ot his native landg Dr. Green, an Anzerican, discussed the lcind ot world we want to live in tornorrow. Er ix 33:-u Q