Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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Third Row: Stewart, Simon, McKinney, Ong, Rumble, Smith. Second Row: Quarles, Light. Stansell, Scott Sawdey, liycan. Still. First Row: Stark, Swigart, Schroeder, Weed, Turrell, LeSure. Clxnr. KI,l7I4lX'I1Ilt Bicnvr. I. Scnnonnizn Ancient Ilistory, Social Science, Debate A. B., Iowa State Teachers' College Essm LESURE Latin Ph. B., University of Chicago FRANCES LIGHT Clerk Bradley ,College Illinois State Normal Central Business College Fnnx LYCAN Law. Saleslnanship, Business English B. S., University of Illinois IRA A. MCKINNEX' Band and Theory Metropolitan School of Music B. M., University of Illinois Eastern Indiana Normal Chicago Conservatory of Music Llnicno B. MoNAcuEs1 Instructor of Violin Iiniversity of Missouri Lniversity of Illinois L1-1s'rEn IYIOYER Coach and Physical Education l'h. B., Des Moines University HAROLD R. ONG Auto Mechanics Bradley Polytechnic University of Illinois Daisy QUAIELES Physical Education Chicago Normal School of Physical Education CIIRISTIANNA I'IO0VER REPIKE Dramatic Coach and Expression B. S., Northwestern University School of English and B. A.. Educ: Dakota French v V ntion, University ot Borth Alliance Francaise ELIz,xnlc'r1i L. English Sc'o'r'r B. E., Illinois State Normal E. J. SIMON Manual Tra University 4 ining at Chicago University of Illinois HULAIL Snrrli History, Economics, and Social Science University of Illinois B. S., M. S., LUc1l.L1c A. STAXSELL Clothing B. S., University of Illinois HEL1-:N K. Sraint Foods A. B., University of Illinois IVA MARGARIQT STILL Ilistory A. B., Millikin University BEULAII Swiolxnr Spanish A. B., M. A.. University of Illinois Howlxnn S'rEw.x1:'r Typewriting B. S., Illdllll lil State Teachers' College ROY SWINDELL Commercial Arithmetic and Swimming B. S., Central Missouri State Teachers' College PEARL TILEY Cafeteria Manager B. S., University of Illinois AMY TURRELL English A. B., I'h. B I., Colorado State Teachers' Speech Cuuoge Hi-:man RUMnLE FANNIE W14:I-:IJ General Science and Physics English A. B.. Oakland City College B. S., Knox College Fifteen

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Fourth Row: Greiner, Gooding, Bottenfield, Clark. Third Row: Hoover, Gresham, Bassett, Davis, Croslin, Gibson. Second Row: Chaffee, Bamberger, Cook, Bouknight, Beach, Harding, Glenn. First Row: Bennett, Fuqua, Cunninghain, Hilrbs, Bates, Jenista. ALVIGNA BAMBERGER Mathematics and Botany B. S., M. S., University of Illinois VERA BAssETT Mathematics A. B., M. A., University of Illinois NPII.I.IE BATES 4 Physics A. B., University of Illinois AMY BEACH Latin and German A. B., M. A., University of Illinois NEvA LITTLE BENNETT English A. B., University of Illinois E. O. BOTTENEIELD I-Iistory l'h. B., University of Chicago M. A., University of Illinois C. N. FUQUA Mathematics B. S., M. S., University of Illinois ELIZABETH SAYVDEY FUBREY English A. B., Rockford College M. A., University of Illinois GENEYRA Busn GIBSON Journalism and Publications A. B., University of Illinois BIARGAIIET GL1-:NN Llill'il.1'liIll A. B., University of Illi11ois CHARLES GOODING ' Chemistry B. S., Illinois Wesleyan LLOYD GREINER Bookkeeping . B. A., B, S., Accounts, Valpairso U111 NINA GREsnAM VERNON BOURNIGHT Enfllish . . . . . . I . A . ' K I Glee Clubs, Mixed Chorus, and Orchestra A B' H X' Umuxlqlty of umols Cincinnati Conservatory of Music WILLIAM CLARK Mathematics, Track, Cross Country A. B., Bradley Polytechnic Institute B. S., M. A., University of Illinois GRACE COOK Botany and Biology B. S., M. S., University of Illinois OPAL CUNMNGHAM Mathematics A. B., University of Illinois IDA BELLE DAVIS Expression Northwestern University LEOLA HARDING English ond History A. B., Greenville College M. A., University of Illinois RUTH E. Hums Art A. A., Stephens College B. S, University of Illinois FRED HYLIXND Mechanical Drawing University of Illinois HEI.EN JENISTA History and Sociology A. B., University of Iowa NIAMIE JONES Emerson College of Oratory Shorthand A. B., M. A., University of Illinois Gem City Commercial College R. W. ESWORTHY Illinois State Normal History, Commercial Geography, and VERA KADEN Algebra English B. S., M. S., University of Illinois Fourteen A. B., M. A., University of Michigan versity

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Fourth Row: Gooding, Reed, Romine, Taylor. Busch, Weisc, Smith. Bash, Gordon, Maddix. 1 Third Row: Moses, Miss Chafee, Norton, Pliefcr, Sweeney, Nickell, Barbee, Alexander, II1nds, Mr. Allison. Nccnml lrow: Boas, Strohl, Woods, Swartz, Muriin. Gillingham, Cain, Dahl, Fletcher, Knapp. First limo: Lake, Lovell, Homann, Nagel, M. Brubaker, Moll, Hamlin, Marklauld, Russell, W. Bru- ra :er STUDENT COUNCIL The seventh year of Student Council's work witnessed a marked change in dance regulations for Champaign Iligh School students. One rule provided that all tickets were to be purchased in advance except for Champaign High School students who were properly registered at the door and identified by the president of Student Council or a faculty member. The other rule provided that no pass slips would be issued meaning that no person could leave the school premises during the evening. The group responsible for this change was comprised of the president of each advisory group and led by Joe Moll, president, Mac Brubaker, vice-president, Billy Hamlin, secretary, and Bill Nagel, treasurer. The president appointed five standing committees and numerous committees for special occasions. The pro- gram committee was composed of Mac Brubaker, Chairman, Julia Mildred Lake, and Billy Hamlin. Bob Russell, chairman, Wailda Bar- bee, and Joe Moll comprised the assembly committee. On the entertainment committee were Billy Nagel, chairman, Bob Russell, and Julia Mildred Lake. The advertising committee was made up of David Moses, chairman, Paul Woods, Lucille Dahl, Mary Jane Alexander, and Mar- jorie Strohl. The Council gave its loyal support in helping with the MAROON drive and during the year it sponsored four matinec hops and several entertainments secured from the Brown Lyceum Bureau in St. Louis, Missouri. On October 30 Robert Bowman, impcrsonator, appeared in the auditorium and on March ll, The Radio Music Makers gave a special entertainment. April 8 brought Al Priddy, a famous humorist, to the school. The Petrie Jon Mom. Quintette appeared on April 22. Sixteen