Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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Twelve MR. C. W. ALLISON With the increased enrollment of our already-crowded school, the work of Mr. Allison has been doubly hard. His ex- ceptional executive ability is responsible for another successful year-for prog- ress in scholastic standing and for aehicvement in the various eXtra-cur- ricular activities of C. H. S. Among the plans of the administra- tion has been the one of helping students of Champaign High School to find their l,ife's work. For this purpose a series of vocational guidance lectures was insti- tuted. The publications staffs, especially, wish to thank our principal for his un- derstanding of our difficulties and his invaluable aid.

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MR. V. L. NICKELL Mr. Nickell has this year continued to demonstrate his genuine interest in high school activities, particulary rendering valu- able support to athletics. In addition he has established himself as a force for community stability, indicating his belief in a connection between academic life and everyday affairs. As We continue on our way, Mr. Nickell's sane judgment and firm guidance during a period of stress will become for us a pattern of action in similar crises. Eleven

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Miss ELEANOR CHAFFEE ln her eight years at Champaign High School, Miss Eleanor Chaffee has estab- lished the oflice of vice-principal as a sure place of constructive aid and cor- dial interest in all student projects. She daily solves many problems, each demanding the concentration of her en- tire ability and sympathy. Students find themselves in later years looking back with a sudden realization of her wise provision for their unchallenged continuation of work at colleges and universities. From day to day her office remains a dependable source of encouragement. Thirteen