Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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, CARRIE DALRYMPLE Carrie Dalrymple, who disliked to hear anyone called sweet, but liked to sing, swim, exercise, speak Spanish, and act, showed it by joining the Glee and Swim- ming Clubs, the Girls' Athletic Association, Spanish Club, and Stage Stormers, receives her diploma with the ambition to be- come a dietician. RUTH DENNEY Ruth Denney got her part in the art play, The Fate of Yu- Kinia , through her interest in art which she carried at school along with her major subjects, French and English. Ruth re- ceived her life-saving badge through her extra-curricular work in the Girls' Life-Saving Club. '- 1,0-'J' ' . ' ,,!Lrv'4 'J PHYLLIS Dixon Phyllis Dixon began her com- mercial career in her junior year with determination to continue hcr business work, when she 18 graduated, by entering Commer- cial College. In addition to her business work in high school, Phyllis was an active member in the Etiquette Club and Home Economics Club. GLENN DONALDSON Glenn Donaldson has had a varied activity list ranging from sports to music. In way of sport's interest he claimed mem- bership in the Skating, Dancing, and Booster Clubs and went out for tennis in the spring. Along the music li11e he belonged to the Allegro Club through his work in USouth in Senoraf' ARTHUR DUNLAP Arthur Dunlap, who answers more willingly to the nickname, Art, hopes to attend a techni- cal school after he has been graduated this year. In prepara- tion for his next year's plans, 'tArt made mathematics his major. He lists the Hi-Y, Botany, and Glee Clubs as his outside ac- tivities. Q J UL1Us DEMLOW He floats over the ice with the greatest of case! No, we do not mean The Man on the Fly- ing Trapezeu: but Julius Dem- low at the skating rink. Besides skating Stretch as he was sometimes called, played the clari- nct in the band for two years and gals active in intramural basket- il . N 3-ful p N LSL!-d f..f! . PAULINE DIECKBIANN Pauline Dieckmann has fea- tured her ability on sports during hor four years at Champaign lligh School by participating in the Girl's Athletic Association, and the Skating Club. Pauline is a regular patron of the skating rink. HP. D. is going to the Uni- versity and expects to major in physical education. ROBERT DOLAN Robert Dolan has been in science Clubs and on basketball squads, and football teams: Bob was a member of the Phy- sics Club, Intramural Basketball squad, the River Rats, during his junior year, and freshman and sophomore football team, serving as guard on each team. 1 f Y , v 7. t . . f' ., fi DONALD Dnaooo Mechanical D1'awing which is Don Dragoo's favorite subject has proved an incentive for him to become a student in the engi- neering school at the U. of I. Taking Physics and handicraft as clubs also enabled him to follow out his main interest. .12 ,f f . f J RUTH EAGLETON Ruth Fredona Eaglcton who is commercially inclined would like to take up stenography or ac- countancy for her life work. As a basis for chcrishing this ambi- tion, Ruth more commonly known to everyone as Freddie likes to type, keep books and accounts, andvdo all kinds of oflice work.

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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.

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EDWARD EBERT Edward Ebert,' who was center on an intramural basketball team his sophomore year, was one of the leade1's of Student Council. After serving as a member of the council for two years, he was elected treasurer in his senior year. Ed has also been an honor student and has been prominent in wood working. W1I,L0lJE.XN Fmmzv XVillodean Finley who has ener- getically devoted most of her time to her studies at Champaign High and developed into an honor student is going to continue her studies at the University. ln her spare time she gave particular attention to skating, joining: the Skating Club her junior year. KICNNFTFII FISHER Kenneth Fisher gets nearly as much satisfaction out of playing a clarinet as he does out of ath- letic contests. Kenny has not only been a member of the band for four years but he was a Baton Club member his junior and senior years. lle also went out for track and intramural baskets ball, ffzf , Z ,ZJAMW RUTH Foicsimv Harboring indeeision as wheth- er to take up the profession of nursing or enter a eommereial eollege, Ruth Forshey, one of the Forshey twins. is tinisbing her high school training with achieve- ments in the National Honor So- ciety, llome lileonomics Club her freshinan and sophomore years, and the Spanish Club ber senior year. . CM MAILY FILYPIIC Mary tTinyJ Fryer came to Champaign lligh from Blooming- ton two years ago. She has been active in Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Girls' Athletic Association, and Arts and Crafts Club, serv- ing as secretary of the latter. Tiny has two hobbies: eolleetinp: stamps, and making serapbooks, and one ambition, becoming a nurse. , ' y x T' DE1cMo'1'1' ESTRIDGE During: his training at high school, Dermott's chief activities have been in sports. Life-saving, swimming, track, and football are his favorites. He was a guard on the football team until his knee was inju1'ed. Ile plans to enter the Liberal Arts and Science col- lege at the University of Illinois. W1r.L1AM FISCHEL William Fischel, who hails from Missouri, the Kirkwood High School in Kirkwood, became one of the Champaiguers his senior year. Golf and tennis are Bill's summer diversions and basketball, the sport which lie went out for all four years of his pre-college life, was Bill's school pastime. TIIOLIAS FLANIGAINI Thomas Flanigam, better known to his fellow students as Tommy, has assumed the roles of an accountant, claiming meni- bership in the Accountancy Club, of Vice-president of his home room serving his junior year, as ball player on the baseball team, and as a stamp collector. JULIA FRANKLIN This Scholarship Medal girl was identitied as one of the Smart set. Judy was usually on the honor roll and made the National Honor Society her junior year. At one time or other she was a member of 'the Stage Stormers. G. A. A., German and Girl Reserve Clubs. JEAN GARDNER Jean Gardner, an energetic typist, was a great help on the MA1aooN staff this year. Not only did Jean type but she aided in the completing' of the Senior Sec- tion. In addition to her MAROON work, Jean was Viee-president of the Freshman class and active in glrls' sports.