Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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MAROON l 1-rv-sw v . , - ' 1' 'f L rf lOl' ROW: .lleluhn P. Cole. flarfpool, Larry, Shnuger, Reid. Zimmerman, J. ltevees. Damr'lsm7. -u. er. xernmrv. -u,tnn, lx Ill-hhms. Kagan. lJunlnp, R. Thompson. J. Clancu. l'll-'lll: Roux ll'allzrr. Green. Spence, Cole, Pliefer. Kink. Marlow. Flannigan. Porter, F. Shirleu. Clancy, Drum. lOUR'lH1 Urermu. llzclzey. O. Harry. Helmralh, O'Neil, Gale. L. McTaggarI, Buckles, lngrmn. D. Roberts. Dlilmun. Ryan. Smitlv, li, Kfarper. Iiilzgeralcl. Vaughn, lVaclt. Tlllklt: Ilerrmll, lllarklunll. Shanks, H. Oslvrlrur, Vlllley. XV. Price. Mel'rl'r'r7ar7, Calimexe. Ilunean. lllm-s, Smilli, lll. June. Gordon. Roper, Lake. Bl-lslmru. H. Stewart. Clancy. Sl-BOND: lfrsher. llall. Coveirlrrf. fllmrnrs. Smilly. Rains, lV1'sIerl1t'el?, K. Vtlllson. G, Jackson, liurgess. fililllns, Herme, Rtniutls Dahl Pro Spry. Sanders. Clore, Benn:-rr. HRK! Hatkms. Ill--L Frrsore. rlrsrneau. l.ul'r-rnuug. Cam. lwrrls, .-lrms. Ii-rq.1 Shellu, firm-N. Kelltf. f. Jarksnn. litfm lungtr. Alaylnr Casper. Taulor. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Do you remember 'way back when XVe clever sophs were mere Freshmen? How when we first entered the doors of this school. We tried to observe every precept and rule? You'll remember the class for ofiicers chose Mildred liisher as president: for treasurer. Jane Rose: Ruth Kuhn to till the vice-presidents chair: Katharine Stiegemever to keep the records with care. Though the days with pleasure were tilled that year. Still we were happy as June drew near: How glad we were when school was out, For lircshmen still love to romp and shout! Page ln three short months the school bell rings To bid us think of more serious things: Back to high school we come. we're Sophomores now. With our old rights a new Freshman class we endow. Our president now is Edwin Reid: To viceepresidency does Bert Shauger succeed: Kate Stiegemeyer is still class scribe: while Bill Spence Keeps careful guard o'er its dollars and cents. Many tried out for Wig and Paint. Pretended to laugh and scream and faint: They were so good-they couldnt be beat. When they were in plays, you could scarce get a seat. Fifty-six

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1930 Person Barbara Keenan Bill Marsteller 'I'oady Huckins Courtney Cole Paul Rayburn Jewett Cole Richard Hall Billy Nagel Jane Rose Shorty Fisher Harrison Larry Katherine Stiegemeyer Oscar Mueller Ross I yman Melba Cox Grace Fhanks Emily Belshaw SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL Taborn, Zelma .............. 4.333 Stiegemeyer, Katherine .... 4.25 Wiley, Winifred .,.......... 4.25 Stein, James ..,...... ....... 4 .166 Dahl, Lucille ...,... ....... 4 .166 Hall, Richard ..,.. ......, 4 .083 Breuer, Eleanor .,... ....... Osterbur, Helen ......... Bassett, Marjorie ............ 4.083 4.066 4.033 Gooding. Evelyn Mae .... 4.00 Hinds, Hilah ...,.,.....,...... 4.00 JUDGE ALI.,ISON'S COURT Charge Sentence Eating candy in Study-Room Disturbing the peace Chewing gum Sncezing in assembly Snoring in Latin class Forgetting assignments Carrying dead mice to class Opening the wrong locker with right combination Sirring in 'classes and waving to people in the hall Dropping paper out of the window Teasing Oscar. Mr. Gooding's gar- ter snake Opening windows when it is ten below Chewing up borrowed pencils Arguing with Miss Lesure Playing the flute Always hunting news Skidding down the halls Page Fifty-five To diet a week To keep his mouth shut for one week To chew five sticks of blow gum in front of assembly Use snuif To buy a sound mulller Memorize the encyclopedia A date with Helen Strode Buy a padlock To have her hands tied down for a week To clean up the paper on the lawn for a week To study to be a snake charmcr To wear ankle socks all wintcr To buy an Eversharp Memorize six books of Caesar To practice in a sound proof room To edit the Chronicle for one issue To walk on stilts -J OE SCOTT ELISE PHILLIPPE

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1930 e TOP ROW: Troutt. W. Foster. Srolley, Grounds. Broshar, Nagel, Horton, lsleu. Busrh. Tale. Roughrori. Thomas. Cole. Broun. Fulton. Spence. Pfeifer, Beasley. lll'Tl'l: Lyman. Schurfvr. Yan Dimiler. Xleullrr. Troutl. Marshall. lfnmaons, Ennis. While. Baum, Stunt-braher. Young. X. Graves. G. Johnston. Whitley. Schott, Summers. Richman, Hopkins. IIOURTH: Green, J, Ehler, Brown. McGuire. B. Dillman, Hoar, Calinvrse, WVt1flt'l'S, M. O'Connor. V. Plarringmn. Ciravcs. W. Wiley, Whitby, Waters, Barker, Woodley, Sass, Cummins. Tl-IIRD: R, lily. Hall. Ford. Fraily. Coughenaur, Filson, Deck, Gabriel, Walclzlmrn, Miller, Moore. Bassett. Gooding, Sting:-nn-uer, Cox, Smith. Strode, Condlr. SECOND: Hilamyer. Wascher, Busch. Rayburn. Turner. Wilton. Lewis. Kreager, Nesmilh, liflarstell.-r, Hour, Bradley. Frizzel. Foote. Johnson. Pratt. llnnneleu. Jenning, Smith. FIRST. Brcuer. Barkrr, Plvillippr, Keenan. Mndix. Jcrvts. O. Snnlh, Krutsinaer. rlntlerson. Bu!r:t:u, Canaan. Scoqqins, Bonn. l'u.rlr, Kirbu. Waits, lfhlur. Besorv. Sandwell. Dunham, fl-mrmr, .Holi You ask who the lucky Sophomores were? Gooding. Keenan, I-luckins, Fisher. O'Neal. Marsteller. Bennet and Busch. To make Wig and Paint. how these actors did push! On the football team two Sophomores starred: Zimmerman at half. Helmrath at guard. On the swimming team their great skill put Two Sophomore mermen, Reeves and Foote. The basketball ponies were lucky indeed To claim such Sophomores as Lierman and Reid: Hout, Shauger. Helmrath, Fulton and Spence All helped the Frosh4Sophomore cagers' defense. The debating team claimed Hall and Hill O'Neal and Bennett showed great skill In declamations. as indeed Did two more speakers. Cox and Reed. In band and orchestra we take part. We sing with the glee clubs, we dabble in art. We write for the Chronicle, and hope very soon To rate staff positions on the MAROON. These are all the facts we know This at present is all we can show XVe pause at the year's end in the midst of our story Next year as Juniors we'll add to its glory. -HAROLD C. BUSCH. Page Fifty-seven