Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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And if you expect to graduate . . Miss Chayfeels Ojjiee W11ei'e were you the tenth hour? Jliss L'ight's Ojfiee A' 1 They '11 know a good wife when they see her. The Boys' Cooking Class According' to Einstein . . . The Library Chocolate Pie Today! Oh, boy! The Cafeteria In reiueiiibranee of the Father of his Country, George Wasliington Dr. Heironymous Ded'icati'ng the Garden Club Elm Tree Seventeen C 1 1

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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

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High tern JACK AND THE BEANSTALK The marvelous tale of 'Slack and the Beau- stz1lk is 21 childhood memory of each high school student-how he timidly approached tl1c huge beanstalk, doubting' his ability to climb it, his sur- prise at finding' that it required only the strength of his arms and 21 consuming desire to discover what might be found at the top, and l1is ultimate satisfaction in making oft' with a precious treasure. And might not this same high school student be reminded of his four year quest for a reward just as valuable as Jz1ck's prize?