Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Harry Eumont (Term of Service, One Year) Mr. E. O. Todd (Term of Service, One Year) Mr. Harry Partlow (Term of Service, Two Years) Mr. August Heims (Term of Service. Two Years) Mr. Claude McKean (Term of Service, Six Years) Mr. Otis Elliott (Term oi Service. Nine Years) Mr. W. J. Goben (Term of Service, Six Years) Page 9

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE In behalf of the Board of Education, I wish to offer you our most sincere congratulations on your having successfully completed the course prescribed for you in this school. You are now ready to begin the serious journey of life and we wish for you all the blessings of happiness and prosperity. But as all lives are beset with some trials and troubles, we hope that the education you have received here in the last four years will greatly aid you to cope with these problems. Your high school days are over; you have come to a cross-road in life. What will you do now? High School is just the beginning of an education. It serves as a frame work for further training in a world more competitive than ever before in history. It has always been the aim of this Board of Education to produce for its student body the best corps of in- structors, and the best equipment which its means would allow, and we are pleased to note the manner in which you have availed yourselves of this opportunity. We feel that you appreciate our efforts in your behalf, and we look forward in the hopes of seeing each of you go far in the business and professional field. Now, members of the class of '36, the time has come in your life when you must make a decision. Do you intend to press onward and upward and secure a better and higher education, or do you just intend to drift? I hope and believe that none of you will be drifters, but that each of you can go on to college and complete your education and training. For when you go out into the business and professional world today, you will find that you will need this training more than ever before because you will be coming in contact with the brainiest men and women of the world, each of whom will be competent, alert, forward-looking, and active. Unless you are similarly equipped and endowed, you will be seriously handicapped in your effort to make your way. Therefore, do not stop with the crowd, but get into the race with the leaders. Claude McKean Page 8

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FACULTY FIRST ROW Virginia Christman. Commerce University of Illinois. B. S. Mary Cochonour, Biology and Phys ical Education Indiana State Teacher’s College. It. S.: University of Wisconsin Carl Bcrgcson. History, Football and Track Coach University of Illinois. It. S.; Northwestern University Coaching School SECOND ROW Emily Kelley, Latin and History University of Illinois, It. S.; University of Colorado Maurine Johnson. Mathematics James Millikin. A. It.; University of Illinois. M. A. J. O. Hawkins. Music Indiana Central College, Bachelor of M usic THIRD ROW Walter A. Ncwlin. Agriculture University of Illinois. B. S. Mary Huntington. General Science and Mathematics University of Illinois, B. S. E. C. Gordon. Manual Training Eastern Illinois State Teachers College; Normal University, Diploma FOURTH ROW T. C. Tade. Commerce Marion Normal College. M. Acct.; Indiana State Teacher’s College; Bowling Green College of Commerce Margaret B. Jones, Domestic Science Blackburn College; University of Illinois. It. S.; Columbia University A. C. Daugherty. Science Knox College. It. S.; University of Illinois, M.S.; University of Iowa FIFTH ROW A. B. Ives. English ard Public Speaking Illinois Wesleyan University, A. It.; Illinois State Normal University. B. Ed.; Northwestern University P. E. Acker. Civics. Economics. Basketball Coach and Boy's Physical Education University of Illinois, It. S.; Coaching School Northwestern, Butler, ami Indiana Helen C. Harris. English James Millikin University, A. It.; Columbia University; University of Wisconsin SIXTH ROW Lulu Mae Johnston, French and English MacMurry College. A. It. ; McGill University; University of Wisconsin : University of Iowa Marie Emerich, Librarian Indiana State Teacher's College