Casey High School - Flame Yearbook (Casey, IL)

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1 1 1 ] ] 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 I 1 The Peace Council These men. members of the Casey Township High School Board of Education for the year of 1943-1944. are the Peace Council who donate their time and interest to the community by serving as directors of our high school. It is the Peace Council which has made our school lead the field in a variety of subjects, standard of teaching training required, amount of extra activity offered, and the equipment provided. There are seven members of the Peace Council, and each is elected for the term of three years, except the President, who retires every year. The officers of the Peace Council for the year of 1943-1944 are as follows: President. Dr. Boyd: Secretary, C. A. Williams. The other members are Ronald Elliott. Carl Carothers, Marion Partlow. J. W. Smith, and Walter Van Dyke. The Chief Your school has at its head a Chief who works in cooperation with the Board of Education, the faculty, and the Student Council to make the high school possible for you. You will find the Chief. Mr. Runyon, our principal, meeting once a month with the Peace Council to discuss the procedure of the year. Mr. Runyon has a very high education. He went to Carthage College at Carthage. Illinois, for his first three years of college and then finished his A.B. degree at the University of Illinois. Since then he has also received an M.A. degree. He is now working for his Doctor's Degree. Mr. Runyon's duty here in the high school is to give you a better school of which you can always be proud. We feel that he has been successful in doing just that. The 1944 f lame

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IN THE WIGWAM During the leisure hours of the day, we gather in the meeting place of the wigwam to study, gossip, tell jokes, and wait for the bell to ring. Its double seats are made to order for our gruesome twosomes. Look further, and see our tribe. 7 he 1944 lame 9