Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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WHAKPBQWBFA P 9 Q ww tx .-5 J Il 45: 1 ,. I , I I Q I N N I gs N 'ssvtztsisslssfw Top rn1l',' Ong. Mnxwa-ll, Statusvll, t'lI:ItTe-0, Mc'KiIIuvy, Stark. Nvrrnzal roux' Simon, WI-I-Il, l't'lS4'll. Turrvll, BIt'lltlt'llllIlll, Still, Thruwl, Majors. I-'fmt ruIl'.' liuuiblv, 5ltfLl'llll, Quurlvs, Moyer, xV4'ilillt'lllll'I', Swignrt, Swiuds-il. RIARIE V. LAXVSON HEBER RUMBLE NhHl'lh2lllll . Gt'lll'l'Ill St'lt'llL'l' Illltl Assistant Von:-li Now it' you we-ro ll SU'llllgl'lllbllt'I -' My ganna-, lily st-t, Miss t,jIIzII'l1-sl Essu: LIISIIIIH l,IItiII T1lk1- 25 lim-s lol' lolIlol'l'ow. 'lim MCKINNILY HIIIIII Ilirm-r'tor Now boys, no tlilf4'S.H IlI1:I.I:N IXICEIQICAN Art You'v1- luul llllll' to sa-ttlv down. W. U. MAxwI:I,I. 'l'j'jIlllll At't'Ill'1lt'y lI4't'oI'1- spe-vel, ll.All MIINIIENIIAIII, llouu- MIIIIIIIJQ-Inu-IIt :uul Clothing: I,iv4- within your hudgvt. J. L. Bloom: IIIIsiuI-ss Lnw Stop tnlking, IlI1I'oI1l. lII':s'I'IcIc R. BIOYER Athla-tim' Iiire-I'IoI' l.iu4- up. ll.xIcoI,u RI. UNG Auto All'I'lliIlll1'N Ilon't ha- IIIII- to your III-xt I-l:Iss.' l,.XlSY Qu.xIeI.I':s l'lIysir'IIl 'l'r:IiIIiug Uh, l just low to Ilauu-o Z' ll. J. RIICKIIIQ .Xuinml llusInuulI'y und UI-ops I'roj4-I-t re-ports 1ll'l' Ilut-. ' 5923! EIzNEs'I' J. SIMON Womlsliop auul Ilfllwlllg l'l2ll1l' that down. LITCILE STANSEIIL l'lotllill:: 'l'hoso stitvhvs lll't' too long. HELEN STARK I-'oofls :lIl4l t'lothiug Ilon't vull it 'vookiimgf Iv.x MARfI.xRE'r STILI. History What :I poor lm-ssou you haul today BEIIIMIII SYVIGART Spanish Re-vis-w your ll'l't'j.fIllilI' ve-rhs, Roy SXVINIJEIJI t'ouIIu+-I'vi:Il work illltl Assistant Cont-h 1 lin, PIIoIcIsI: TIIIIAWL l Y'l'll4'll Eu l I':IIu'z1is, s'i1 vous plIIit. gXlllY 'l'IIRREI,L Euglisll 'l'aIk1- it illltl run llllillllf' FANNIE WEIIJII Ifhurlish Why 1ll'l'll'l you pI'op:IrvIl? CQ' Page Nim'trrn

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'Q RQ CRAY Top row: Fuqua, B+-at-h, Seyrnour, Allison, Cook, Gresham, Gooding. Nvmnzl row: Butler, Hs-rslihavh, Basst-tt, BilIDil6Tg'Q'l', Cunningham, Kelley, Colvin, Harding, tl'11k Firxt row: Hir-ks, Glenn, Ilohhs. Barlow, Caldwell, ALVENA BAMBERGER Botany and Matheeniatics Position In ALICE T. BIXRTIOW English and Ncwswriting Ba s1wf'itic'. VERA BAssE'r'r Matht-mativs What's your I-xcusef this tilnt-7 NELIIIE BATES l'hysi4's I'vrhaps this XVUll'f work. AMY BEACH Gf'l'lllElll and Latin Such coopvratlon I L. J. BECK l'oInInvrs-ial Goog.r1'aphy My tht-sis kt-ups lllt' busy. LULU BLAIR Iflngrlish Just likv a fl'PSi1Ill21l1iH WILLIAM G. BUTLER f'ivir's and Vox-ations R+-niovv tho fm-Ilora from ylllll' i'l'2IllilllIl. WIIII,IAM CLARK Math:-matic-s and Trax-k You'rv in here to study. IDELIGHT COLLINS Publix' Slltxiliilllij' and I,TI'fllllilfll'S Uh, l'n1 so tire-d. CLEON COLVIN Give- Club and Orcfhvstra No talking during rs-hearsalsf' BW Collins, Bates. LuSure. GRACE L. CCCK Botany Those 1ll'0j6i'fS are duo nc-xt ww-k OPAL CUNNINGIIAM Ai2itht'lll2lfll'S Sit down and shut up. CLARENCE FUQUA Mathematics and Assistant Down tho other stairs. Coat-h CHARLES GOODING Vhvniistry Wheat I get my ns-w Ford- LLOYD GREINER Bookke-vpillg Balance your hooks. NINA GRESHAM English SinIplir-ity 1mI'soI1i1in-tl. LECLA HARDING Latin and History I hate to takv drastic 1I1+tilSlll'0S, h IJOROTHY IIERSIIBACH English IIIdff0Il I do. BERTHA IICRBS History t'The rule-S of study hall apply lit-I1-. HELEN JENISTA Er-onoinic-s and History Bc still. CLARA KELLEY English You ought to. Aiwa Page Eiglltwn

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4 GM Top row: Alexander, Case, Dust. Nelson, Leasure, Savage, Lange. Third row: Fraker, Stitcher, Kuhn, Gooding, Stix-genie-yer, Fisher, Cozarl. Stein. Second row: Steiniger, Gorman, Newton. Blank. Murphy, Coventry, Platt, Breuer, BPTllilllIll. First row: Marstcllar, R. Carson, Briggs. Martin, L. Carson. Blough, Liedendeker, Walker, Gnrrnrd. STUDENT COUNCIL This organization, composed of student representatives from every ad-- visory group, is the administrative body through which laws of self-govern- ment are introduced and enforced. Among the most outstanding of the new regulations this year was that regarding the patrol of the corridors. Council members were designated to act as monitors in the halls during the three lunch hours, and were responsible for any violations of the rules. The Student Council was also the sponsor of a number of matinee hops and holiday dances. On October 26, a large number of students and alumni at- tended a Halloweien Masquerade dance given in the corridors. Clever pro- grams were made by the art classes, and noisemakers were given as favors. Santa Claus, opening a huge snowball bursting with hundreds of small cotton balls, furnished material for a hilarious snow fight with both students and faculty participating, at the Christmas dance held December 20. On January 25, a post-exam dance was given following the Champaign-Peoria basketball game. Another innovation this year was the series of weekly health and etiquette lessons. These were formulated by a faculty committee and the members of the Etiquette Club, and presented to the students at advisory group meetings. Health, thrift, dress, and conduct were some of the topics. FU 'gHQZW 't