Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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MAROON - 1933 Mlss CHAPPEE A pioneer woman was first in many phases of her Work. She could be counted on for almost any task that had to be done within a short time. This same quality of service is found in Miss Eleanor Chaffee. At any time she will do all that she can to help a student along his desired path. She has been called upon to alter an entire schedule at the eleventh hour, and she has given her views to some student who had come to her for assistance in the doing of a new and strange deed. That sterling quality of service has, indeed, been exem- plified in our vice-principal, Miss Chaffee. Page Seuenleen

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1833 MAROON Page Sixteen MR. ALLISON Wherever the covered wagon of the pioneer days was destined to go, there was always a man walking abreast, with his own wagon. This man, who possessed foresight and determination to get ahead, was a fearless and a good leader. In Mr. Carl W. Allison, principal, one can find this determination which he has for the students to advance and to get ahead. He knows what is most needed, and then he tries to have that need instilled in the minds of the students whom he is to lead.

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L F3 if xl X 1833 MAROON Ggnqhsh eporhnenl Sitting: Miss Gibson, Miss Kaden, Miss Weed, Mrs. Turrell. Standing: Miss Harding, Miss Schroeder, Miss Gresham, Miss Scott, Miss Davis, Mr. Flowers, Miss Swigart. The English Department under the chairmanship of Miss Vera Kaden provides thorough instruction in composition and litera- ture, and aims to develop appreciation of prose, poetry, drama and originality of thought and facility in writing correct English. The department includes freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior English, journalism, public speaking and dramatics. Plants, animals, organic materials, and energy are studied in the science department in order to acquaint us with our environ- ment and to control it. This department is under the capable chairmanship of Miss Nellie Bates. The sciences are divided into two groups-natural and phys- ical. In the natural sciences, courses in botany and biology are offered: physics and chemistry as physical sciences, and general science is classified as both. Sitting: Mr. Rumble, Mr. Gooding. Standing: Mrs. Cook, Miss Bates, Miss Bamberger. Page Eighteen