Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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N With the Colors fx The echo of the lwomlis tliiit fell on Pegtrl Hnrlvor was the cttll to CHS itlumni and stu- dents to take up arms in defense of their country. VVillingly they have followed the colors. serving with the army, ngtyy. rind marines in the fur- Hung corners of the world. Their deeds reflect credit upon the school and community of which they have been it part. Our stars-hoth blue and gold-reveal our pride in their faithful- ness. x 1 4 t W Il N nt a it s I r Jttm I A L X L x x 0 ll tlutt otlitr .iluinm had bttn olllcitillx rtporttd JN mining 'llit t1IIS,trxitt lltg xxxix iirtxtntttl In tlut ttli ,ol ln tlit l'l'l2 xtni nw ,tx .i tI.tsx llltllltll'l.ll. IJttlic.1tt4l .tt CllIIllIItllkitIllL'Ill unit tlut ll.i,u nxix um iltrl nitli 25- lilnt xt.uw rtprtxt ting gi.ulu.ittx .intl ioriutr xtutltnt in tllt .llllltll I' r tx. .intl on gill t.u touuutruoixtting ll gr.ulu.ttt Hllvvxt Int uptx t.ilxtn ln tht trt.icI1tr tux .1tt.1tlg ln tht I.1p.u1wt in l t lui' 7, .Xg.nnunl't1rlttlon .Xii11Ntitt'tl.v. with tht nuuilvtr oi Nt.uw lwrouultt tip-to-4l.ttt. tlurt utit :fi turn .intl XYIIIHI1 in tlit NtI'Xl'l .it tlmt tixnt vllo h.tl lutn Illtllllttfe ot tht CHS l.tWN, 'lilit nuinlwt 1' ot gold Nt..rs lmil in'rt.md In ti ur. .tltlotgli .tt lt.ixl

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fr ITH the l1CITlUC,I'J1lC w1y of l1fe ,tt stake, llld .111 the resources of the 110111011 mob1117ed to c.1rry on the hght 1g.1lIlSI the JXIS powers, the pubhc schools have cheerfully 1ssumed 1 new role 111 tr,11n1ng for CIUZCII SCFVICC At the Sentor I-hgh where every f1m11y represented hts been dlrectly tor trnnmg both ITIIIIL1 1nd body so that the new blood th ll comes from the cl tss rooms m 1y be the better preptred to wage the .111 out Hght for v1ctory W1thout the s1cr1Hce of the cu1tur11 subyeets so v1t 11 111 the lC1Vll1CCmCI1l of c1v11111t1on, new courses h1ve been 1dded to further pre1ndutt1on 1nd w1r productnon skllls Durmg the lf?-17 1943 school yelr, LHS students have c1rr1ed on as war fHll'lC1CC1 young men llld young women, 1ClVlDg no task undone to merlt the t1t1c ot good 1nd lov 11 Amer1c 1ns 1 VKX . . Q affected by the cull to arms, ll new emphasis has been added to the curricula