Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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LOUIS!-1 MANN She's going to make a model home girl. To verify this state- ment, Louise Mann, one halt' ol' the Malin twins, took home ec at Champaign High School, is very nmch interested in cooking and collecting recipes, and plans ro enter a home economics course at the University of Illinois. JIM MCDONALD Fans cheered as Jim McDonald made brilliant tackles, kicked long punts down the field, or came out of the line to carry the ball for substantial gains. Jim was a member of National Ath- letic Honor Society and wrestled in the heavy weight division on the squad his junior year. JOHN MCMUILEN During his high school career, John Mac McMullen has ren- dered great service to the music department by being active in the band. Music Association, and Baton Club, also lilling the posi- tion of student director of the band. Mac has not only musi- cal ability but also athletic abil- ity being active in several i11tra- mural sports. JOHN MESSINGER Bud came to U. H. S. in his sophomore year. Ile has played in two intI'an1nral basketball tournaments and spoilt a year each on track and baseball. He also spent part of his time on the production staff ot' Minick and in the cast of The Valicntf' He joined Wig and Paint l1is senior year. S nm: BIA N MONTGOMERY At first glance Sherman Mont- gomery seemed to have centered his interest on nature, partici- pating in the Garden and Natu- ral Science l'lubs but you also discover he went out for foot- ball and Life Saving in way of sports, making motor boating his hobby. Sherman also worked on the Chronicle his junior year. Xfx ,,f ' I V' ii ,' U . Zi xv k X X1 Enix-:N MAYER Eileen Mayer has not found her time unoccupied these four years, for she was active as co- lmsiness manager of the 1935 Mlsnoox, a member of Wig and Paint, participating in two an- nual Fall I'lays of the club, and an orchestra and Girl Scout mem- ber for flblll' years. Froy MCGREW Floy Mclirew spent her first two years of high school at Fisher Community High. As a junior at Uhampaign, she was a member of the Botany club. Floy made the typing team as a junior and senior. llowever, she excel- led in it her fourth year. After graduation she plans to enter a business college. LILLIAN MEARS Lillian Mears, the originator of many bright sayings and gum gymnastics, has linished four suc- cessful years ol' Champaign High School. lnasmnch as history was one of Sm:-ars majors, it was only litting and proper that she join the Social Science Club: she also participated in the G. A. A. and Chemistry Club. ,f X f . Rtrr it MEYERS Ruth Meyers or Blondie as she is called is a person to whom the saying, still waters rnn deep applies. During her high school term Ruth has been a par- tieipating member of the G. A. A. because ol' her interest in sports. In addition to being a sport l'an t'Blondie helped with the 0'7lronicIe. Blxanana Moons Physically Barbara Moore is one of the smallest students in Champaign llighg but mentally Bobs, a member of the National Honor Society. is right there. She worked not only on her studies but in the French Club, Home Ec. Club, Arts and Craft l'lub, Stage Stormers, and on the Uhroniclc Stuf.

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HELEN KUHN Besides being a student with good grades, Chronicle circula- tion manager, member of Wig: and Paint, and viee-president of her honierooln. llelen Kuhn was the winner ot' the Northwestern University draniatie scholarship. ller weaknesses a1'e blondes, plain eokes. Robert Alontgoniery, and popcorn: and she dislikes dresses that wrinkle and dirty powder puEs. Donor ll Y IAEGUE The meeting will please 4-anne to order, said Dorothy Logue, every year in high school. She joined Parliamentary Drill when a fresluuan, was elected treasurer of Girl Reserves, beeaine presi- dent of her home rooin for two years, and then took the secre- tary-treasurer's ehair. FRANCES L1cs1cK0 Frances Lesieko entered Chant- paign high sehool her third year. 1f'ran. as she is known to her friends, certainly has a variety of interests, She expects to en- ter nurses' training when she is graduated. Her hobby is eolleet- ing poems, and her nlajor is Eng:- lish and her minor is Latin. X: xx , ,fc ,f'NV,1t XL I W' EUGENE LIIQRMAN Eugene, ''viee-president, Lier- man has held this position in Student Couneil as a junior, in senior class and in Chemistry elnb as n senior. Gene joined the skating club in his third year and was out for basketball in his 1'l'eshma11 and sophomore years. His major snbjeets are seience, math, and English. MA.RGARE'r ELIZABETH LY0Ns Marf,:aret Lyons, alias l'eg1:y n transfer froln University High the seeond semester of her fresh- man yenr. elaitns Irish setters. good orchestras, and iee skating as her favorite pastimes. Peg, who has been a student with good grades, also worked on the senior play staff. 3 Z.. . ffm S JN , J s 1 X 'aj B G1-:Nl-:vmvt-1 Lanny To be a eonnnereial artist is the future planned by Genny. In high sehool she was in the Junior Play, Sfilgl'-Sf0l'Illl!l'S, and Chemis- try Club and majored in Latin, ltlnglish, and social science. She likes swinuning best of all, al- though she enjoys dancing, read- ing. and eollec-ting snapshots ot' her schoolmates. Fmau Lusincic Another eolleetor who is also slung: by the stulnp bug is long.: and lanky Fred, an active meni- lrer of the llandir-raft and Natu- ral Seienee Ulnbs during.: his freslnnan and sophomore years at Champaign. Later. in his junior year. he joined the Phy- sies Club and also played elari- net, in the band. HARRY IJEXVIS Harry Lewis was an outstand- ing lneniber ot' the Music Associa- tion. Harry was in the all-state hand and orchestra and plaeed in the National Solo Contest. This year Ilarry was eleeted captain of the varsity baseball team. Dur- ing: his first two years at Chain- paign he partieipated in baseball and football. VIIKG I N IA IJITT LER Virginia Littler, a tall, quiet girl who is often seen but seldonl heard around Uhanxpaign High Sr-hool, has had a great deal ot' eonnuereial work and some in so- eial studies. Beeause of her eoln- lnereial ability Virginia hopes to eontinue her career in a business sellool. Lois MISNN lt' one U. ll. S. senior, the girl who was in the Art, Home Ideo- nolnies, and Glee elnbs, Slrlllviilllt' during.: her t'onr year eareer at' l'll1llIlIltll5.Zll lligh Sehool, has her way. you will some day piek up a magazine with a cover which is delightfully illustrated. painted, and signed by Lois Mann.

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DOROTHY Mooiu-1 Besides being: a collector of slave bracelets and crystal bot- tles, Dorothy Moore was in- terested in G. A. A., Ice Skating. Spanish, and the Social Science Club. She was on the p1'operty committee of the class play in her junior year. She intends to major at the U. of l. in Spanish, her favorite study. ROSALII-1 Mooiu-3 lVith a great' bit.: smile for everyone and with the suitable nickname of Rosy, Rosalie Moore advanced through her four years at the institution of learn- ing, Champaign High School. During school hours Rosy's ac- tivities were limited to the Coloresque Club, but outside ot school she made scrapbooks her hobby. Rov MoUs'rY Roy Mousty, a red, wavy- haired SOIllIlI', has been active in the Handicraft Club, the Hi-Y Club, the Garden Club, and the Coloresque Club. Ile was elected to the oilice of secretary-treasurer in the Handicraft Club for the past year. He is going to college this fall. JOHN MYERS Johnnie. as we know him around school, dotes on collecting things from famous places, Al- though this is his present occu- pation. he desires to be a mathe- matician. In preparint.: for this career he has lnajored in mathe- matics and English. As an ex- tra-currieular activity .lohnnie went out for basketball his fresh- man year. Savvas N'ICII0liAS Savvas Nicholas, arriving.: from the island of Cyprus in America, was hardly able to speak Eng- lish: but he entered Chainpaign High School, overcame his dilli- culty of speech, and became a prominent member of the French Club. He was graduated in Feb- ruary aml is now going to the University of Illinois. Romaar MOORE We take ou1' hats off to Robert, Curly Moore, who came from Urbana to C. H. S. as a sopho- more. ln 'Ji-I he became presi- dent of the junior class and the next year he became secretary of the senior class. Curly, who was an honor student, was promi- nent on the varsity football and basketball teams. XVKILLIALI MosEs William Moses, a prominent band participant for four years and active as an elective Baton Club member, is planning to en- rer the Liberal Arts and Science College at the University of Illi- nois. Being actively engaged in the Coloresque and Chemistry Clubs, Bill showed his interest along other lines besides music. JEANNE MURRAY Transfering from St. Mary's Iligh School in her sophomore year, Jeanne Murray took an ac- tive part in clubs, being a mem- ber ot' the Glee Club, the Booster Club, the Latin Club, and the Travel Club. Jeanne intends to enter the library school at the University of Illinois. ' Evnnlmrr WITILIAM NELSON With model making as his fa- vorite hobby, Everett Nelson de- votetl much of his time to making models of houses, airplanes. vari- ous types of engines. and sub- marines. lle developed his model making: amusement by taking up work in the Physics Club as chairman of the Physics Club program committee. G1caM.mNE NICKELL Geraldine Nickell, Jerry, has not only taken part in the vari- ous dramatic activities of the sehool, participating in The Cat Came Back and in other Wig: and l'aint productions, but has been a scholastic leader of the school, shown by her admittance into the National Honor Society her junior year. u l ,C