Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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MARY JANE Blxssisrr Did you know that Mary Jane Bassett's nickname is Jiggs ? However, Mary Jane isn't slow and lazy as Jiggs of the comics but showed her diligence by tak- ing part in the Girl Reserves Club, Etiquette Club, Botany Club, Latin Club, and Stage Stormers during her high school course. 1 K . i FLORA BLACKSTOCK Before coming to Champaign High School this year, Flora at- tended the Senior High School at Chicago. She is the vicc-presi- dent of her home-room group, a Girl Reserve and also a member of the Travel Club. Her favorite hobby is the collecting of school papers and write-ups about her school. ELIZABETII BOLEY Elizabeth, Boley, a girl whose quiet unassuming manner will re- call the old saying 'tstill waters run deep, contined her activities to the French Club and the Glee Club. As a further evidence of her interest in the French lan- guage, Betty made it one of her major subjects. MELN'IN BREYMAN During the football season Mcl- vin Breyman, as a manager, ban- daged the ankles and wrists of the football heroes, gathered to- gether all the equipment, and saw that everything was in proper order. This member of the C Club went out for the basketball and intramural teams during his junior year. ,, f , 1 I 'f,l.,' If 1,. FRANCIS WILLIAM CAMPBELL In high school Francis Camp- bell caught the stamp collecting disease by obtaining many types and sizes of stamps. He com- bined his work in the Physics Club with this hobby. ln the university Francis plans to take up a different type of work, that work being studying to become a marine lawyer. i ... A ,, MW, . X I ,Y -.,Q'Vr f fyjfvffff L 2 iff' f Ronizirr BECIITCL The sky is the limit and Itobcrt Bcchtol is willing to ac- cept this fact because of his avid interest in astronomy. Bob also tinds enjoyment in pole-vaultlng for the Champaign Iligh track team. He has furthered his in- terests in science by joining the Natural Science and Radio Clubs. BRUCE BLAISDELL Because of his interest in mu- sic, Bruce devoted most ot his spare time to the Baton Club, Boys' Glce Club, the Music As- sociation, Band, the Popular Or- chestra, and the Concert Band. ln the commercial iicld he gave his attention to typing, securing the position of alternate i11 his junior year. CIIARLES BRADBURY Charles Bradbury, Chuck, won recognition in, the sports world by his wrestling and foot- ball achievements for C. H. S. his junior and senior years. Brady, a member of Wig and Paint and treasurer of this club this year, added dramatic activities to his sport's career. RICHARD BURVVASH Richard Burwash, while an- ticipating a career as a doctor by entering pre-medics at the Uni- versity ot Illinois next year, has occupied his time outside of school by snapping unusual pics tures and because of its facina- tion for him, making it his hobby. More of his time was spent in soccer, intramural basketball, and swimmingg AMW bl VIRGINIA CAMPBELL As President of Student Coun- cil of Champaign High School during her senior year, Virginia Campbell, Pete, has been an active worker during all of her high school career. Jinny was a member of the Chronicle staff, Girls' Athletic Association, and Etiquette Club as well as an honor student.

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MARY JAYNE ALEXANDER Although starting and finish- ing high school with work in dramatics, Mary Jayne Alexan- der, a. Stage Stormer, a Wig and Painter, a lead in Tons of Money her junior year, and the only girl in the Valli-nt this year, was also interested in jour- nalism, acting as News Editor of the Chronicle her senior year. W1L11ER'r AYERS Wilbert Ayers has centered his interest during his four years at Champaign High School on foot- ball, swimming, an d track. Spud won his letter in football tor his guarding, becoming a member of the C Club. Spud's hobbies of ping-pong and hunt- ing also followed along the sports line. X I ,1 'M ll 5-1 K ' GEORGE BAIR George Bair lived a life of mu- sic at high school. Ile took part: in the band and orchestra, the Boys' Glce Club, and the Baton Club. George lent his bass voice to the operettas of 1933 and 1513-l. To oiset his musical activities, George frequented the Natural Science Club. rf fp! STANLEY BAKER Stanley Baker, Daves , was in lhe band for two years and in Stage Stzormers his freshman year, in the Lite Saving Club, In- tramural, Baseball and Basket'- ball at various intervals. lle plans to enter the College of En- gineering at the University in the hopes of becoming an air- plane designer. 5854.5 J EVELYN BARKER Vice-presideneics seem to be right in Evelyn Barker's line. She was vice-president of the Latin Club her senior year and vice- president of Miss Bates' home- room for her junior year. To ex- tend her activity list, Evelyn he- longed to the Glee Club, thc Color:-sque Organization, and the Girl Reserves. XVILLIA xt ALnr:lc'r AIAEXANDEIR William Albert Alexander has been active during his high school career in music being the drummer ol' the band and also a member of the Baton Club. Al has also made music his hobby and supplemented it with an in- terest in art. Bob expects to go to a business college and take up commercial art. Bon BAILEY Swimming his way to high School recognition, Bob Bailey went out for swimming his lirst, second, and fourth years. The diversion of this band member is blowing a saxaphone be it tenor or bass sax. Bob's summer pastime is achieving the large end of the score in tennis games. HAROLD BAKER His senior year, I-larold Baker added electrical and construction work on stage production to his list of pastimes. swimming, ten- nis. scouting, and camping. Al- though much of Bake's time was occupied with band and Baton Club, he participated in intramural sports as well as bc- ing a track man his junior year. THURMAN BARHAM Tl'hurman Barhan1's activities in the Music Department of Champaign Iligh were bound up in sousaphone playing. Thurm, as he is popularly called, has a definite interest in the sports world as well as the lnusic world. Ile tries his hand at pitching for the baseball team and makes swimming his hobby. HORTENSE BARTHOLOYV By spending many a class period drawing sketches, working diligently in Art Class, and join- ing the Colorcsquc Club, Hortense Bartholow has developed her initiative in styling and sketch- ing. Barthie'i has held a keen interest in the Skating and Boos- ter Club and in her grades, al- ways maintaining high averages.

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X t , r'11 if N sl-1 ., 43. CAM. CANADAY Rabbit junlped, dodged, and . 1 l1is way to football fame l1is .' 1io1' year and to 11 plaee among 'the sehool's leaders by his ticket- selling, frielulsliip, 111-1'so11:1lity, illlll gellerosity, 'l'o IlKflfi'llfllilfl! his 1eade1'ship. t'llank or in other words Carl Canaday. was ll Student I'ouncil and National Athletic IIOIIOI' Society BIUIIIIDCIY GRACE CARI: Grave Carr had a wide varil-ly of hobbies-art, xnusie, and da11eing.:. Gr:1eie is also quite athletic, having been a llll'lllil1'l' of the Swininniug Club and the Girls' Athletic Association. ln her junior year she was a Olirouirflrf l'0ll0l'll'l', and when ll Sllllll0lllUl'0 she worked in the Girl Reserve organization. Jon Cmck Sinn-e .Toe Cliick, 11 n1id-sen1es- ter graduate, lllliK'l'0ll fqhllllllliligll Iligh School, l1is llllljlll' interests were ceiltered ill'0llll1l alhleties. Joe, I1 left-fielder, ca11t,ai11ed tl1e baseball fl'tlIll during.: his last year on the squad. lle also labored away Ull basketball and was tlSSiSf2lllt-lll2lll2l3!,'0l' of the ll'1llll. ARY Co1'1c Mar. Cop wl1o has llllllllf pic- ture eollectil her hobby is con- cluding her high school interests whivh have taken i11 Stage Stornwrs, the Girls' Athletic As- sociation, and the French Club the past four years. She plans to l'0flll'Il to Ullllllllllligll High next year as a post-gradllate. gxs JUANITA DA111. Closing her scholastic life illld elitering illtll Il business career, Juanita Dahl plans to enter a business college either i11 Chain- paign or New York to train to become fl secretary. As avoca- tions, t'Ji111111y,' Il transfer from Sidney High School ill her junior year, lists roller skating, dancing, reading, and cooking. L 4 EBIELINE CA111'r:R Although Exneline Carper likes to sit 2ll'0lllld lllld sew, this rloesn't keep her from leaving: her needle a11d playing basketball 01' volley ball or going horseback 1'i1ling:. At C. II. S., Ein joined the Music Associatioll, because of her tronibone playing. and the IIOIIIQ Ee llllil Cheinistry Clubs. JANE CIIAJNTBICRS With SXVlI1lIlllllj.f her freshman year, X7ll'0-Il1'l'Silll'Ilt of the class her SOIlh0lll0l't! year, KVM.: and l'aint nieinber and llillfllfillllllt ill the junior play her junior year, and an active inember of Student C0lllll'i1 and typist on the MA- ROON st11K her senior year, Jane l'htllllil0I'S has spent four busy years at C. H. S. Doius CoNN1-:T One of the outstanding artists of C. II. S. is Doris Connet who has taken art for two years 11nd belonged to tl1e Coloresque Club. Monkey as she is known to her friends has also been an art edi- tor 011 the Clzrofnicle. She plans to go on with her art by enter ing an art school in Chicago. JOAN Cusnnvu Joan Cushing. Joey , one of the intellects of the grllduation class, didn't let her studies d11r- ing her four years interfere with her QXfI'tl-Cll1'iClllllI' activities, for she was i11 G. A. A., Skating Club, active on the stai of tl1e Junior Play, and also 11 typist for the Mlxnooy during her senior year. STANLEY D'ALI.As Stanley Dallas, a Baton Club n1e1nbor. is pointed to as 0110 who pounded his way on the typing: team his junior and senior year by the speed with which his fly- ing fingers crossed the keyboard and as one who was part of the tI'lI1llDEt section i11 the hand, or- chestra, and popular orchestra.