Blue Island Community High School - Chips Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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C. B. PRICE, NORTHSIDE PRINCIPAL Mr. Price began his teaching here in l9l6 as an instructor of manual training. Ad' vancing rapidly, he was raised to the prin- cipalship of the high school in l9l9. He has taught many subjects and has also worked with the boys in athletics, having coached track, football, and baseball. He is well known for his outstanding ability in handling students. Mr. Price has been principal of the North- side High School for the past three years, during which time he has won an enviable reputation as teacher, administrator, and adviser. H. L. RICHARDS, SUPERINTENDENT Ten years ago Mr. Richards was added to the faculty as a teacher of economics, Amer- ican government, and history. In 1935 he was appointed superintendent of the high school. Many advancements have been made un- der his administration. Instrumental music, domestic science, and woodworking were made academic subiectsp workrooms and class advisers were started: the yearbook was originated: the Lightweight Invitational Tournament was christened: the coaching staff was increased. It has also been under his administration that the new wings were added to the school, giving several new classrooms, adequate study-hall facilities, a soundproof bandroom, and allowing for a cafeteria and gymnasium in the old building. His growing cordiality has made him even more popular with both his students and his teaching staff, who respect him as a man with ideas and the courage of his con- victions.

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wr W ml uw- qw I 9-M ,ff lllllalll Q FOREWORD As lune rolls around again, another year- book staff is free to breathe. ' We have tried to present a book with all the year's events and of interest to all the classes. Several changes were made this year, which we hope meet your approval. We take particular pride in offering indi- vidual pictures of all the students, spiral plastic building, and the first extensive use of student artwork. The name was changed to conform to the new official school title. When you get lonesome for your old high school pals, we hope Chips will serve to re- vive those pleasant associations.

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