Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1950 volume:

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W: t be a world of space ships rockets adventures on the moon lunkets to the various planets friendly vlslts with stars and comets? We dont know neither do you but to step out into the last half of this century wrt a spmt of exploratron adven ure and hope that rs the challenge t at meets the class of 1950 and students everywhere rn 1950 ee you on a comet or maybe the frfth point of a star! 2 3 Peaiel' ga LX? Edrtor rn Chlef Co-Business Managers Drvrsaon Edutors Admrnnstrahon Sensors Underclassmen Actrvrtles Sports Fea tu res r ,,-- ,gzs - : PF Copy ,,,,,,,......,....................................... Carol Brown Barbara Ledderboge Mary Anne McDermott Joyce Van Houtrn Joan Dodds Mary Allce Muller Nancy Jackson Rosemary Davis Barbara Adams Bull Wrese Babette Stlpes Phyllrs Robertson Sensor Janet Muchalek Junnor .Mary Frances Koehnemann .John Overshiner Photography ................................................- .--..--- Bill Wrese .Miss Lola Bane Sponsor ........ ..............................------------.---------- ------ Ae Staff Assistants Editorial Department Cynthia Guthrie Jill Hanafee Ernestine Hanks Barbara Larson Vida McClelland Sally Sanford Janie Stark June Walden Art Department Denis Keith Madelyn Leever Mariorie Norman Phyllis O'NeaI Judy Peterson Sue Smith Joyce Wiese Business Department Mary Margaret Baker Barbara Brady Marilyn Busekros Betty Chandler Virginia Dalhaus Joan Davis Jody Dinsmore Qffrfel' gd AIX? Dorine Dunn Marylee Fletcher Barbara Garrish Ralph Getz Valerie Goodson Shirley Huber Margaret Kelley Mary Katherine Kinney Madelyn Leever Pat Lynch Clova Miller Sara Moore Gloria O'Neal Dorothy Pickens Pat Pixley Myrtle Rich Donna Royce Doris Simonson Connie Stlcher Helen Trost Ann Twardock Phyllis Walsh Jean Weiss Virginia Westfall Charlotte Wilson Jeanette Wilson Jane Woelfersheim 4 nd! .AV r, , 14,1 r 1' .545 an A 4' ff 3,4 ' gain' f-f Hu' 'if' ' 1' 57' n , . iigi- 3- JA . N' hu . Manage'-ng a ,, nima fn! J45 frogzgero Dr. E. H. Mellon, Superintendent of the community schools, is one of our biggest and brightest stars as a capable administrator and leader. THE BOARD The seven members of the Board of Education are the power behind the Center of the Uni- verse. These servants of the community were picked by the people to serve for a three-year term. The president is elected by voters, the secretary is chosen from among the members. OF EDUCATION Seated around the table below are the following: Miss Carrie Busey, clerk, Mrs. Grace Parkhill Jack- son, secretary, Mr. Mervin Grindley, Mr. H. S. Dawson, Mr. William Clegg, president, Dr. E. H. Mellon, superintendent, Mrs. J. E. McGinty, Mr. E. A. Colbert, and Mr. A. R. Troutman. :K L l FV! 5 F 'Q' .itil MR. CARL W. ALLISON Principal Our principal, Mr. Allison, is like the North Star for our Center of the Universe. A guiding light, he serves as a point of direction for us to follow in the year that marks the half-way point of our century. We look to him to lead us with wisdom. May his light never grow dim! 6 6 s 15, . SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT . . . Seated: Mrs. Hulah B. Smithg Standing: Mr. John Ivers, Mr. Robert Taylor, Miss Betty Mellor. if Q .L,.r5.f, uf, 1-5 - . .MN Yvak fat-r'J 4 14.1 FT 7' 4 'L f ff I 'T '!3i:f'1. 2.iw rf, if.-,,1. I at QF? 'Ph fi 03:9 0 gf ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated Mass Leola Hardung Mrs Aluce Barlow Mrss Grace Wnley Mass Lola Bane Standing Mnss Wulma UBRAWAN M'S5 Margafel Glenn Dryden Muss Vera Kaden Muss Marlon Stuart Mnss Frances Weed S ,ASV S'- bkftihnv- 11 ' il - V. T cf , j YL fs . 1. ' X ,, I , 0 - ooo R ' o FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT . . . Seated: Miss Essie Le-Sure, Miss Dorothy Willcoxeng Standing: Mr. Ralph Eltoft, Miss Marjorie Strong. They make all the Little Stars work ART instructor, Miss Eleanor Robertson MUSIC DEPARTMENT . . . Mr. Verrolton C. Snaul, Mr. Victor Self, Mr, Wilbur Simmons, Mr. James Griggs. 9 These astrologers . . . how the poor Little Stars spin for them! Mr. James Wilkes 'f '! COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Standing Mass Dorothy Munger, Seated. Mrs. Kaye Bnrge, Mrs. Jessica Clark. 5 fig? 10 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT . . . Mrs. Larae Hambenne, Mrs. Helen Stark, Mrs. Evelyn Faggetti. X R , TWIHCIT DRIVING CLASS. . . Mr. William Downey. AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT. . . Mr. J. A Twardock. II 411' 2 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT , . . Mr. Clarence Fuqua, Miss Opal Cunningham, Mr. William Clark. WWW SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr Claude Myers Mr Glen Tilbury Miss Nellie Bates I The Little Stars all sang together In defiancep But no way could they quell or outwit Math and Science! I2 w fm I' I f. M . Y K I I ,f I . , r , 1 5 I IX, :H Ind 5 ln. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . Mr. Ray Grierson, Mr. Harold Jester Mr. Fred Malor, Mr. Roy Swindell. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . Miss Rosella Kepharf, Miss Mary Hall cg 'K I., , I I3 Mr. Millard Berry ,r . ja ' ' 1 i V 1 Q Hg . Wai we . ' ' q ll Es. . J ff. ' A 'f ! Mr. Charles McMillin, Mr. Wallace Abernathie, Mr. Albert Marx, Mr. C. E. Sum merville, Mr. James M. Johnston. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Charles Griest, Mr. Elton Jeffers, Mr. Robert Bokenkamp, Mr. William Mar- grave, Mr. Russell Geist. I4 E t we , E ft 'ns F r-1--nun-1-' 4,------an ir' i X.-it-1 OFFICE STAFF . . . Mr. Walter Dillman, Miss Betty Lehmkuhl. wr: The Little Stars all appreciate the people pictured on this page, they know that these workers represent another power behind the Center of the Universe, and that without them and their help, things would become very difficult, indeed. We are glad that THEY have a lot of shining light to spread. Mr. Harry Elkins, Mr. George Scheurich, Mr. Kermit Reed, Mr. S. E. Davis, Mr. Joe Deering, Mr. Albert Mrs. Florence Byers, Secretary to Miss Zehne, Patterson. I5 onqg O VR xi? , GYNT. V922 VAOYXT, Nw 'K Nix-as OPVER MQW, Nfxss NNa1'Xov'xe Sv Xlobevx Bokenkamp and smdemsq xoxN Grace XNXXQX4 and Nfxss xeoXa Hardxnqq X.OXN?Xl RX Nfxse Eekw NXeXXot. If f 4 - ' ff 77 X , A A .1 px A' f 6 kay fl J U 5 7 I if '13 -5 -f- W Q Ei X W QM Rf I6 ff ff ff! I ff f 5246! X ff! fffff' 7 f nf' I If WY Q X XXX 9 'Zf xx C! '41 XX S XXX X W X Q31 NX J XX N Nix f N xx X X X xx kr? X. X QNX x X X x N W h 6 Xxx X X X x ,, X m d OWXCE?-S CaXX ahan CLPSS SENXOR 3 acks Nancy Gm Xha ro a smxeq P resx Nl xce P vesxdem ecretaw reasurev 'Y mln Cl,-5 SENIO R C wakes LASS SPoNs M,SS R0Sell a Kepharf M I' Jame s ALSOP MARY JANE Mrs Faggettu ADAMS, BARBARA Mr. Ivers Carefree and happy, lover of play, her face is as gay as a brught summer day GAA 2 3 4 Sec 4 Homeroom Vlce Pres 2 MAROON 4 Actrvlty Edltor 4 A friend may be reckoned the masterplece of nature GAA 3 4 Prolectors Club 2 Jr Red Cross 3 ALTHAUS JAMES Mass Kaden Actions speak louder than words Prolectors Club 2 3 4 Wrestling 3 AMMON DEAN Mass Kephart I ave nothmg to say APPL, PHYLLIS Mrs Stark The world belongs to the energetnc ARMSTRONG JOHN Miss LeSure To worry llttle to study less IS my Idea of happiness BACHERT EUGENE Mlss Wnllcoxen Never plty a Soph Library Staff 2 3 4 Treas 2 Se 3 BAKER BARBARA Mass Wlley Once you have found hum never let hum go GAA 234 Horseback Rrdnng Manager 4 Wag n Paunt 4 Concert Cholr 34 Office Helper4 Jr Sr Prom Decora tion Commlttee 3 BAKER MARY MARGARET Mr Wnlkes A good heart us good but a bug heart as better GAA 34 Homeroom Pres 4 MAROON 4 BALES ROBERT CBOBI Mrs Stark You dont have to be crazy but it helps BARCROFT FRANK Miss Kephart I like to keep busy by work ing Fall and Spring Plays of 2 3 4 National Thespians 3 4 Wig n Paint 2 3 4 Pres 4 Dramatic Board 4 Dis cussion Club 3 4 Homeroom and Class Vice Pres 3 BARNES SHIRLEY Miss Wiley Life is what you make it Transferred from Urbana High 3 Wig n Paint 4 GAA BIRDZELL IVA Miss Kaden Silence is golden. Library 3- Commercial Club 234 Pres. 4. BOWMAN, HERTHA Mrs. Stark Now I know it's right. fa, 'f BRASH JAMES UIMJ Miss Wiley I graduate with pleasure BRIDGES CECIL Mrs Faggettl I 'find no wealth in a quiet mind Homeroom Vice Pres Rifle Club BRITT MARGUERITE Mrs Faggett The Great of all Greats BROWN CAROL Mrs. Stark A sweet smile and oh those dimples. GAA 2 3 4- Student Council 34- Home- room Sec. 2- MAROON 3 4 Editor-in-Chief 4- Wig n Paint 234- National Honor Society 3 4- Quill and Scroll 4- National Thespians 2 3 4- Spring and Contest Plays 2- Girls State Representative 3. BROWN, ROBERT IBOBI Mr. lvers A handsome man you girls might get, As we understand he's not taken yet. Home- room Treas. 35 Track 2,3,4p Football 2,31 Basketball 2,3p C Club 3,45 Discussion Club 4. BROWN SHIRLEY Mr Wnlkes The laughter of gurls ns an ever was among the de lnghtful sounds of earth GAA 2 3 4 Tennls Manager 4 Class Treas 4 Homeroom S c 2 Cheerleader 4 CHRONICLE 4 Jr Red Cross 2 Sr Memornal Commuttee 4 BUCKNER CHARLES Msss Kaden If at fnrst you dont succeed gave up youll never make nt Homeroom Pres 3 Foot ball 23 Wrestlnng 2 Base ball 2 3 Jr Red Cross BURGESS JAMES UIMJ Mrs Faggettn We must be young to do great thlngs Track 23 Football 2 Wrestltng 234 Co Capt 4 Cross Country 34 C Club34 Coloresque Club 3 BURKE BETTY Mr Wxlkes One may luve and learn CHRONICLE 4 BURLEY EDNA Mnss Wnllcoxen None but the brave deserve the talr GAA 2 Jr ed Cross 2 3 l! Y' 'Z CALLAHAN WILLIAM KBILLJ Mass Kephart Laugh and the world laughs wt you Class Pres 4 Homeroom Vnce Pres 2 Pro lectors Club 2 DISCUSSION Club 4 Sec 4 CARLTON ROBERT lBOBl Mass Wuley lll do It but I dont see an sense to at Homeroom Sec 2 Track 2 3 Football 23 CAROTHERS JUDY Mr lvers Nuce neat and hard t beat GAA 234 Volley Ball Manager 4 Modern Dance 2 Student Councll 234 Pres 4 Wng n Patnt 234 National Honor So clety 3 4 Natlonal Thespnans 34 Fall Play 3 Jr Sr Prom Program Commuttee 3 CARR ROY Mrs Faggettn Happlness IS the equivalent for all troublesome thungs CARTLIDGE DAVE Mr lvers One way to learn public speakmg us to speak In pub Inc whenever possuble Wrestlnng 4 Baseball 2 en ms 34 Camera Club 34 Pres 4 CHARNES, PATRICIA CPATI Miss Kaden A graceful and pleasing fig- ure is a perpetual letter of recommendation. GAA 2,3, 4 Homeroom Treas 2 CHRONICLE 2 3 4 Co Editor in Chief 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Quill and Scroll CLASEY DONALD CDONI Miss LeSure A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find Pro lectors Club 2 Jr Red Cross COSTA CHARLES ICHUCKD Mr Wilkes Good manners are the small coin of virtue Track 23 Football 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 C Club 34 Jr Red Cross DALHAUS VIRGINIA IGINNYI Mrs Faggettt A thing of beauty is a 'oy forever GAA 23 Home room Pres 2 Wig n Paint 23 Miss Charm 3 TrnHn Queen 3 Class Sec 4 DAMEWOOD DOROTHY IDOTTIEI Mrs Stark Woman once made equal to man becometh his super lor CHRONICLE 3 4 Wig Paint 4 Coloresque Club 3 DANIELS, WAYNE Mr. Wilkes A good laugh is sunshine Rifle Club 4 DARNALL CLIFFORD Miss Wullcoxen A boy with a fast step and s peech DAVIS ROSEMARY Miss Kephart Good humor is the health of the soul GAA 234 Student Council 34 Treas 4 Modern Dance 2 Home room Pres 2 MAROON 4 Activity Editor 4 CHRON ICLE 2 3 Wig n Paint 2 DAVIS TERRY Miss Kaden The desire of knowledge like the thirst of riches n creases ever with the ques tion of it Wig n Paint 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 National Thespians 2 34 Treas 4 Baton and Treble Clef Club 34 Treas 4 Fall Plays 34 Spring Plays 23 Contest Play 3 Jr Sr Prom Entertainment Committee 3 Debate Team 4 DEEM DUANE Miss LeSure It aint no use puttin up your umbrella till it rains Protectors Club 234 Band 23 Football 4 DEMPSEY GERALD Mrs Faggettn The only way to have a frnend as to be one Golf 2 3 4 Dnscusslon Club 4 Jr Sr Prom3 Sensor Announce ment Commlttee 4 DENHART OREN TDWAYNEJ Mrs Stark Genius IS a supernor aptr tude to patuence Prolectors Club 3 Troubadours 3 Lu brary 234 Concert Choir DEWHIRST JAMES UIMJ Mlss Kaden Laugh If you are wnse Track Manager 3 Football Manager 234 Basketball Manager 34 Wrestlmg 2 C Club 34 DILLMAN BETTY Mr Wilkes Never too busy to 'om nn the fun Always on hand when theres work to be done GAA 34 Offuce Duty 4 DINSMORE JODY Mrs Faggettn She as not luke a star for of her there ts only one GAA 234 Vocalettes 34 MAROON 4 CHRONICLE 4 Wag n Pamt 4 Dance Band 34 Band 234 Baton and Treble Clef Club 34 Vnce Pres 4 'T if DIXON JOAN Mlss Wlllcoxen Tis modesty that doth make women seem duvlne Jr Red Cross 2 3 DODDS JOAN Mr Ivers What ardently we wnsh we soon believe GAA 234 Modern Dance 2 Homeroom Pres 2 MAROON 4 Co Sen nor Edltor 4 Wug n Pamt 234 Vlce Pres 4 Natlonal Thesplans 234 Fall Play 3 Sprung Play 2 Jr r Prom Refreshment Commit tee 3 Ethics Commnttee 4 DORSETT JACK Mnss Wnley Men are the sport of cur cumstances when the cur cumstances seem the sport of men Track 234 Bas ketball 23 Cross Country 34 CoCaptaln 4 C Club 3 4 Dnscusslon Club 4 DUNN DORINE Mass Wlllcoxen Charms strike the sught and ment wins the soul Trans ferred from Rantoul lllunous 4 MAROON 4 Wag n Pamt DUNLAP LAWRENCE Mr Wnlkes Men are but children of a larger growth Track 2 3 4 Captam 4 EKSTEDT, ARLENE Mr. Wilkes A girl with a wealth of golden hair. GAA 35 Hall Hostess 4 Commercial Club 4 Library 4 ESKRIDGE HAROLD Miss Wnllcoxen If it is worth doing at all do it right FELT JOHN Mr Ivers Studies are allrlght if you dont take them too ser :ously Protectors Club Band FISCUS PATRICIA s Stark The best furniture in a house is a virtuous woman Com mercial Club 2 3 4 Treas urer 4 FLETCHER MARYLEE Miss Kaden Its nice to be natural when you re naturally nice GAA 2 3 4 Modern Dance 2 Stu dent Council 2 3 Class Pres :dent 2 MAROON 4 Wig n Paint 234 National Honor Society 3 4 Treasurer 4 Jr Sr Prom Dec and Refresh Comm Senior Announce ments 1, Q' er-'xf ,MS '7 C7 L '-iw QV? -Y FLORA, CHARLES KCHUCKD Miss LeSure One cannot know every- thing! Football 2,3,4p Wrest- Img 2 3 4 FRIZZELL PATSY Mass Wiley Have something to say say it and stop when youre done Glee Club GENUNG NANCY Miss Willcoxen This girl not so tall is fair sweet and liked by all GAA 2 3 4 President 4 Stu dent Council 2 3 4 Treas 3 CHRONICLE 2 4 Wlg n Paint 2 3 4 National Honor So ciety 3 4 National Thespians 3 4 Jr Sr Prom Refreshment Committee GERRISH BARBARA Miss Wiley Her pleasure is her power to charm GAA 2 3 Home room Secretary 2 MAROON 3 Wlg n Paint 3 4 Transfer from Mt Sterling lll GIERTZ DORIS Ivers Make Way a serious maid appears FHA 23 Vice President 2 Glee Club 23 Commercial Club 34 GILLEN GERALD Mrs Stark I hate muslc by Hlllbrllnes but love books and lrttle ful Ines Track 3 GILMORE JANET Muss Kaden Late IS what you make It GLAWE LLOYD Mass Wullcoxen Manners make the man Transfer from Galesburg Sensor Hugh GOODSON VALERIE Mlss LeSure Sugar and space and all thats nice GAA 234 Homeroom Secretary 3 Na tional Honor Socuety 3 Pres :dent 4 National Thespnans 4 Student Councrl 2 MA ROON 4 Wrg n Paunt 2 3 4 Sr Scholarshnp Comrnnttee 4 Jr or Prom Program Com mrttee GRAY CONSTANCE ICONNIEI Mrs Faggettn A smulmg face and a sweet vorce Glee Club 2 3 Com merclal Club 23 GRIERSON DORIS IDECYI Mrs Stark Musrc IS well sand to be the speech of angels GAA 2 Glee Club 234 Library 3 Commerclal Club 34 Band Lrbrarlan 34 GUSTAFSON DOROTHY KDOTTIEI Mrs Faggettl Shes plenty cute shes plenty sweet nn fact shes hard to beat GAA 234 Glee Club 4 Malorettes 3 4 Guidance 3 Mass Charm Fu nallst GUTHRIE CAROL Muss Kephart Be silent and safe silence never betrays you GAA 3 4 CHRONICLE 4 Commer cial Club 2 HAMLIN JOAN Mass Wxley Polnteness IS good nature regulated by good sense GAA MAROON 3 Co Busl ness Manager CHRONICLE 4 Wag n Palnt 3 Glee Club 4 Quill and Scroll 3 HAMMEL BERNARD Mass Kephart The unspoken word never does harm Homeroom Sec retary 2 Wrestlung 2 HAMPTON, ELIZABETH ILIBBYI Mr. Wilkes Speech is great, but silence IS greater HAMRICK DAVID Mr Wulkes Napoleon was a luttle man too Wrestlnng 3 4 Cross Country 3 HANCOCK PHYLLIS Mass Wlllcoxen A lzght heart loves long HANEY EARL Mass Wrllcoxen Nobody but my momma and me know what a good boy I m Track 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Home room Vlce Presudent 2 HANSEN WILLIAM KBILLD Muss Wuley Prrthee then rf lessons be too deep leave me alone that l may sleep Wrestlrng 3 Cross Country 3 Tennus 3 4 Drscussaon Club 4 HAUERSPERGER, RALPH Miss Kaden Men, like bullets, go far- thest when they are smooth- est. Proiectors Club 2,3,4, President 2 Homeroom Vuce Presudent 2 HAWKINS DONNA Mnss Kephart They know her by her smile Glee Club 3 Sensor Commencement Commuttee Hall Hostess 4 Commercnal Club 4 Transfer from Tus cola Hugh School HAWKINS MARY Mr Wrlkes A true fruend IS a friend for ever Glee Club 4 Jr Red Cross 3 HENSON MAX Mnss Kaden Lucky men need no coun el Homeroom Vuce Pres: dent 3 Glee Club 3 4 Foot ball 34 Wrestling 34 HERSHBARGER DELMAR Muss Kephart Luttle sard sooner mended A HERSHBARGER, ROBERT IBOBJ Mess LeSure What is this world? Thy school O misery' HILL LEWIS ILEWIED Mrs Stark A man of inches and every unch a man Homeroom Pres 2 FFA 4 Track 2 3 4 Foot ball 234 Captain 4 Bas ketball 23 4 Wrestling 2 C Club 3 4 HOLLEMAN MARILYN Miss LeSure A pretty face IS a silent commendation Concert Choir 3 Baton and Treble flef Club 3 HOOVER MARY Mrs Faggettl Tiny as a ray of sun and spreads as much light GAA 234 Vice President 3 CHRONICLE 2 3 4 Co Editor in Chief 4 Wig n Paint 2 Quill and Scroll 34 HOPPER PEGGY Mrs Stark Varietys the space of life that gives it all its flavor GAA 34 MAROON 3 CHRONICLE 3 Commercial Club 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Wt-7 L HOUT, DONNAJEANNE Miss Kaden He's a fool who thinks by force, or skill, To turn the current of a woman's will! Maroonafins 35 Vocalettes 31 Baton and Treble Clef Club 3 4 Concert Choir 3 4 JACKSON NANCY Miss Wiley lt was her nature to blossom into song as it is a trees to leaf in April GAA 234 Points Manager 4 Student Council 4 Class Vlce Press dent 4 Class Sec 2 Home room President 2 Home room Vice President 3 Vo calettes 234 MAROON 4 CHRONICLE 4 Wig n Paint 2 3 4 Concert Choir 3 4 Jr Sr Prom Decoration Com mittee 3 Sr Scholarship Chairman JACKSON PAT Miss Kephart Character is a perfect edu cated will Student Council 2 Library 2 3 4 JOCHIM PAT Mr Wilkes With her smile and beauty she need never say a word GAA 2 3 4 Vocalettes 4 Wig n Paint 2 Band 3 4 Concert Choir 3 4 Malorettes 3 4 National Honor Society 34 JOHNSTON JACKIE Mr lvers A few laughs a day are good for anyone GAA 2 3 4 Wig n Paint 234 Concert Choir 3 4 Library 3 4 JOll.IFF PATRICK Mass Wlley The wlsest man IS generally he who thunks hlmself the le st so Wg n Paunt 2 Track 3 Wrestlung 3 Jr Red Cross 3 4 KABEL ROBERT CBOBD Mlss Wlllcoxen Although my face gets red I do not drunk Homeroom Sec 2 Homeroom Pres 3 Track 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 Natlona Honor Society 3 4 C Club KARIHER HARRY Mr Ivers Greater men have llved but l doubt It Homeroom Treas 2 Vlce Pres 3 Wlg n Paint 34 Dnscussnon Club 4 Sprung Play 2 Fall Play 3 Contest Play 2 KECK FRANK Mass Kephart One always returns to has fnrst love Student Council 2 Football 234 Basketball 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 C b 34 Jr Sr Prom Program Commlttee KEITH DENIS Mass Kaden A great artust can paunt a great pucture on a small can vas MAROON 4 Golf 2 3 4 .lr Sr Prom Advertusung Com mittee 5 KELLEY MARGARET Mass Kaden It as an learnmg musnc that many youthful hearts learn love GAA 23 4 Wng n Pamt 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Concert Chorr 3 Commence ment and Baccalaureate Com mrttees 4 KESLER FRANK KSONNYI Mrs Faggettu He could smule has way through anythnng Wrest lung 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 FFA 4 KINNEY MARY CATHERINE Muss LeSure Goodness IS beauty In tts best estate GAA 2 3 4 Wag n Paint 2 3 4 Natuonal Thes plans 3 4 Secretary 3 Home room Presndent 2 Fall and Sprung Plays 3 .lr Sr Prom Ticket Comm Commence ment Comm Student Gund ance KITTLE JUDY Muss Wiley Luke one who lust stepped out of Vogue GAA 2 Homeroom Treas 2 KNOTT MARIJO Mrs Faggettu Be frrendly and always have friends FHA 2 Commercxal Club 2 4 Labrary 3 4 KOBEL EDWARD IEDJ Mass Wallcoxen I have no secret of success but hard work Cross Coun try 4 KOEHNEMANN MARY FRANCES Mass LeSure There are few women whose charm survaves thear beauty GAA 234 Man ager of Health 4 MAROON 4 Wag n Paant 234 Glee Club 3 Vocalettes 3 Class Pres 3 Student Councal 3 4 Secretary 4 Senaor Scholar shap Commattee 4 Homecom ang Assembly 4 KOONS MARIAN Mass LeSure To cultavate kandness as a valuable part of the busaness of lafe GAA 2 3 Commer cual Club 3 KUGEL PEGGY Mass Kephart Always laughang always gay always there wath some thang to say Wag n Paant 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Labrary Hal Hostess 4 Plays 34 Commercaal Club 34 Secretary 4 LAMB, WANDA Mass Waley She's a lass of health and vagor GAA 2,3,4, Glee Club 4, CHRONICLE, Memoraal Commattee aa 'Q' LANKFORD ANN Mr Walkes Vartue and genuane graces an themselves speak what no words can utter Commer caal Club 4 LARSON BARBARA Mass Wallcoxen Speech as salver salence as golden GAA 3 4 Athletac Badge Test Manager 4 Wag ra Paant 2 Co Chaarman Sen aor Hop 4 LAW KENNETH IKENNEYI Mass Kephart Never say dae Student Councal 4 Class Vace Pres 2 Band 234 Glee Club 34 Troubadours 34 Wag Paant 2 Socaal Hour Orch 234 Football 34 Wrest lang 234 Golf 23 Baton and Treble Clef 34 Jr Sr Prom Orch Commattee Vace Versa Commattee LECKNER JOAN UODYJ Mr lvers How much laes an laughter the capher key wherewath we decapher the whole man GAA 234 CHRONICLE 4 Glee Club 2 3 LEDDERBOGE, BARBARA Mass Kaden Laughter as the most health ful exertaon GAA 2,3,4, CHRONICLE 3,4, MAROON 3,4, Co Busaness Manager, Wag 'n Paant 3, Quall and Scroll 3,4, MAROON Dance Commattee3 LEEVER, MADELYN ICORKYI Mrs. Faggetti The greatest artist is he who is greatest in the highest reaches of his art GAA 3 4- MAROON 34 CHRONICLE 2 Wig n Paint 23 Color esque Club Secretary 3 r Sr Prom Decoration Com mittee LEWIS JACK Miss Kephart Strtdes by night sleeps by day Football 2 3 Home room Sec 2 LIMING CHARLES Mr Wilkes For he has such beautiful eyes MALEY DOROTHY MARLENE Miss Kaden Once known never forgot en GAA 234 Jr e Cross 23 Spring Play 3 Transfer from Burbank Cali forma McCORMICK JOANNE Mrs Faggetti A happy man or woman is a better thing to find than a tive pound note Commer cial Club 23 Treasurer 2 Discussion Club 4 ,d V 'P Q-rv S, 49: 1x: McDERMOTT, BARRY Miss Willcoxen Athletics and pep combined make him quite the ideal kind Horneroom Vice Pres 2 Track 23 Football 234 Baseball 4 Basketball 234 Captain 4 C Club 3 4 Sec retary Treasurer 4 McDERMOTT MARY ANN IMACI Miss Kephart Here I am you lucky peo ple GAA 2 3 4 Hall Hostess 3 Vocalettes 2 34 MAR OON 34 Co Business Mgr 4 Wig n Paint 234 Glee Club 34 Jr Sr Prom Com mittee Quill and Scroll 34 National Thespians 4 Fall Play 3 MCGEE MARY ANN CMAGGIEJ Miss Wiley A good laugh is sunshine lnahouse GAA Homeroom Office Glee Club Mator ettes 3 4 McILVAIN WILLIAM IBILLJ Mr lvers Character is higher than in tellect A great soul will be strong to live as well as to think Student Council 4 Homeroom Sec 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Golf 4 Captain 4 C u 3 4 Jr Red Cross 2 MCNABNEY JAMES UIMJ Mass Kaden Remember the Cubs' Base 34 C Club McNElLL LULA MAE IBELLEJ Mr Wulkes The happuest of the happy GAA 2 3 4 Mgr Badmunton 4 Commercual Club 2 Sec retary 2 Cheerleadung 4 MCWARD DONALD lDONl Mrs Faggettu Where she leads I wull fol low Student Councul 4 Homeroom Treas 3 Football 34 Wrestlung 34 Baseball 34 FFA 4 Transfer from Urbana Hugh McWETHY LYLE Muss Wullcoxen Im the quuet type MEEKS VACHEL Muss LeSure We grow too old too soon we grow too smart too late Homeroom Treas 2 Vce Pres 3 Glee Club 4 Foot ball 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Base ball 2 3 Duscussuon Club 4 MELTON MARIAN Mr Wulkes Happuness us cheaper than worry Why pay the hugher pruce'? Glee Club 3,4, Drs cussuon Club 4 5 35... 'Z ! wil 'sv he Q...-v 'Wi' J? E,-.I lt MILLER MARY Mrs Faggettu I may be slow but I am precuous sure GAA 234 Basketball Mgr 4 Student Councul 2 Class Secretary 3 Vocalettes 4 MAROON 3 4 CoSr Edutor 4 Chorus 4 Jr Sr Prom Refresh and Dec Comm Sr Pucnuc Commuttee Muss Sweet Suxteen Repre sentatuve 3 Muss Charm Fu nalust 3 MINGEE JAMES lJIMl Mrs Stark The untellugent have a rught over the ugnorant namely the rught of unstructung them Homeroom Treas 2 Secre tary Treasurer3 Wug n Paunt 2 3 4 Natuonal Thespuans 3 4 Dramatuc Board Fall and Sprung Plays 234 Jr Sr Prom Decoratuon Commuttee Senuor Hop 4 NORMAN MARJORIE IMARGIEJ Muss Kephart A woman us easuly gov erned uf a man takes her un hand GAA 234 Modern Dance 2 Homeroom Vuce Pres 2 MAROON 4 Wug n Paunt 2 Glee Club 4 Fall and Sprung Plays 3 NOURIE THERESA Muss Kephart Dulugence us the mother of good fortune Wug n Paunt 2 3 4 Natuonal Thespuans 3 4 Fall and Sprung Plays 3 Commercual Club 2 Jr Sr Prom Entertaunment Com muttee O NEAL GLORIA lGLOl Muss Wuley What an atomuc personaluty confoozun but amoozun I GAA 234 Publucuty Chaur man 4 Student Councul 2 Vocalettes3 4 MAROON 3 4 CHRONICLE 3 4 Co Busuness Manager 4 Wug n Paunt 2 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Quull and Scroll 4, Natuonal Thespuans 3,4, Fall Play 3, Jr Sr Prom Dec Comm , Memorual Com muttee, Sr Class Hop ONEAL PHYLLIS Mass LeSure A sklllful hand creates a glowrng future GAA 34 MAROON 3 4 Glee Club 3 Jr Sr Prom Advertlslng Com mlllee OVERSHINER JOHN PRESTON Mr lvers Every word he speaks ns a snren s note to draw the care less hearer Troubadors 3 MAROON 3 4 Band 23 4 Glee Club 3 Homeroom Vlce Pres 2 Pres 3 MAROON Dance Commuttee3 Home ro m Pres 3 Quill a d Scroll 3 4 Concert Chour 3 PICKENS MARILYN Mrss LeSure A sulent address ns the gen uvne eloquence of smcenty PING RONALD lRONNIEl Mr Wllkes Wash we had blond halr too' PITTMAN EARLENE Mrs Faggett. W-5 A smlle will go a long way PIXLEY PATRICIA lPATl Mr lvers Character and personal force are the only unvestments that are worth anythmg MAROON 4 Wag n Paint 4 Commencement and Bacca laureate Comm Transfer from Rantoul Hugh School PRIEST EUGENE Mass Kaden We know what we are but know not what we may be Student Councul 4 Prolectors Clu 2 Wtg n Palnt Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Na tnonal Thesplans 4 Baton an Tre le Clef 3 4 Fall and Sprung Play 23 RANKIN ROBERT lBOBl Mass LeSure lf a man IS worth knowrng at all he us worth knowung well Student Councul 4 Homeroom Treas 3 CHRON ICLE 24 Football 2 Wrest llng 2 Cross Country 4 Sr Pncnlc Comm 4 REED GERALD UERRYI Mrs Faggett Snlence IS the eternal duty of man Basketball 2 3 REIFSTECK MARY LOUISE Mr Wnlkes Nothung ns so strong as gen tleness FHA2 Jr Red Cross REKDAHL MONTY Miss Kaden Music is the universal lan guage of mankind Wig n Paint 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Fall and Spring Play 2 3 RICE EDWIN KEDJ Miss Kephart Silence is more eloquent than words Track 34 Transfer from University High School 3 RIDENOUR JAMES UIMD Mrs Stark What would the teams do without him? Student Coun cal 2 Homeroom Vice Pres 23 CHRONICLE 234 Sports Editor 34 Band 2 Football Mgr 3 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 234 Quill and Scrol 34 C Club 4 ROBERTSON PHYLLIS Mr lvers A fair exterior is a silent recommendation GAA 23 4 Speedball Mgr 4 Vocal ettes4 MAROON 2 34 Art Editor 4 CHRONICLE 234 Wig n Paint 2 Glee Club 34 MAROON Dance 3 Jr Sr Prom Dec Comm 3 Scholarship Comm. 4- Con-- cert Choir 3 4. ROPER ROBERT lBOBl Miss Kephart It is only the ignorant who despise education. Proiec- tors Club 234- Homeroom President 3 Treas. 2- Class Treas. 25 CHRONICLE 25 Wig 'n Paint 45 Band 2,3,45 Jr.- Sr. Prom Chaperones Comm. 2, Sr. Announcements Comm. 45 Track 25 Tennis 45 National Honor 3,45 Baton and Treble Clef Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Spring Play 3. RUNDLE LENORE Miss Kaden Well Ill be bop' Vocalettes 23 4 Glee Club 34 Baton and Treble Clef Club 3 4 Sec 4 Library 2 3 4 SAATHOFF ROSEMARY Miss LeSure Without friends no one would choose to live even if he had all other goods Homeroom Sec 2 Pres 3 SADORUS HENRY ll-IANKD Mr Wilkes Tall dark and need we say more? Student Council 4 Homeroom Treas 2 Vce Pres 2 Track 2 Football 2 34 Basketball 234 C Club 34 Vice Pres 4 Dis cussion Club 4 Vice Pres SANFORD SALLY Mrs Faggetta For beauty of a lovely woman is like music GAA 234 Softball Mgr 4 Stu dent Council 3 4 MAROON 4- CHRONICLE 4- Wig n Paint 2 3 4 Sec. 4- National Thespians 34- Spring and Fall Play 2 3 4- Jr.-Sr. Prom. Dec. Comm. SCHAEDE RONALD Miss Wiley Silence at the proper sea- son is wisdom and better than any speech. Homeroom Pres. 25 Track 2,3,45 Football 25 Cross Country 3,45 C Club 3,4. U SCHEIDLER RUTH Mrs Stark Smule and the world smlles wnth you GAA 2 Vocal ettes 234 Concert Chorr 34 Baton and Treble Clef Club 4 Commercnal Club 3 4 SCHEURICH JOHN UACKJ Mr Wnlkes And he bounded from faur to faur as If a rabbut oot ball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 C Club 3 4 SCHUM PATRICIA IPATJ Miss Wlley A falthful frnend IS better than gold SCHUMACHER LAWRENCE ILARRYJ Mnss Kaden A bard ns known by has note a man by has a Homeroom Sec 3 CHRON ICLE 2 3 Wlg n Paint 2 3 4 Bas etball 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Baseball 2 34 C Club 3 4 Lnbrary 2 Drs cusslon Club 4 Jr Sr Prom Decoration Committee 3 Contest Pl y 2 Nattonal Thesplans 4 SIMONSON, DORIS Mass Kephart Not much talk a great, sweet sulence GAA 2,3,4, Modern Dance 2, MAROON 4, CHRONICLE 2, Wug 'n Paint 2,3,4, SOHN JOSEPH UOEJ Muss LeSure Let Ignorance talk as nt wnll learning has Its value Pro lectors Club 2 3 4 STAHI. KENNETH IKENNYD Mrs Faggettu He who means no muschuef does nt all Football 234 Track 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 C Club 3 4 STANLEY JOHN IJACIO Mrs Stark Great thnngs come from lnttle men Track 2 Wres tllng 2 Cross Country 23 STIPES BABETTE Miss Wuley And stull they gazed and stlll the wonder grew That one small head could carry all It knew GAA 234 Golf Manager 34 Student Councll 3 4 MAROON 4 Feature Edutor 4 Wag n Paunt 234 Treas 4 Natnonal Honor Soclety 34 Natuonal Thespuans 2 3 4 Sprung Play 2 Fall Play 3 Jr Sr Prom 3 Maroon and White Teen Age Tune Tlme 3 STRASSBURGER, IRENE Mr Wvlkes The small courtesee-s sweeten lsfe, the greater ennoble It Homeroom Sec 3, Commercial Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3. STROPE ROBERT Mr lvers A true fruend to a man ns a friend to all hrs frlends Basketball 2 3 Cross Country 4 Baseball 2 TALBOTT GEORGE Mrss Wuley Wall IS character m action Wrestlmg 2 TALBOTT RUDY Mr Wilkes Let the world slude by lll not budge an unch Wres tllng 4 Jr Red Cross 3 THOMPSON RICHARD Muss Wlley Sulence ns deep as Etermty speech us shallow as Tame THOMPSON VAN Mr vers Step right up and call me Speedy Track 2 3 4 Basket ball 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 Co-Capt. 4- C Club 34. 5 uv 'hr' , UV ggi? A TROST HELEN Mxss Kaden Cute looks golden hanr Helen certamly has some thlng there GAA 234 Co Track Manager 4 Modern Dance2 Homeroom Sec 23 MAROON 4 Wig n Paint 234 Jr Sr Prom Tac et Comm 3 Sensor Scholarshnp Comm 4 UNANGST RONALD Muss Kaden What should a man do but be merry Protectors Club 2 3 4 Band 4 Wrestlung 2 Jr Red Cross 2 3 VAN HOUTIN JOYCE Mrs Stark Calm cool and self pos sessed GAA 234 MA ROON 4 Wng n Paint 2 3 4 Jr Sr Prom Entertalnment Comm 3 VAUGHAN, GORDON lAll Mr Wulkes He was born for somethmg great But what? Student Councsl 2 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Golf 2 3 4 WALDEN JUNE Mrs Stark In fruendshup her heart us luke a bell struck every time a friend IS un trouble GAA WALKER JOYCE Mrs Stark Dont be consistent but be slmply true GAA 34 Lu brary 4 WALSH PHYLLIS Mlss Kephart Joy IS more dlvlne than sorrow for loy IS bread and sorrow IS medlclne GAA 234 CHRONICLE 4 MA ROON 3 4 Wag n Palnt 2 3 4 Natlonal Thesprans 34 Offncer Helper 3 WEAVER HAROLD Mrs Stark Silence IS the eternal duty of man Student Council 4 Glee Club Track 2 Manager 3 4 Jr Red Cross WEEKS RICHARD Muss Kephart All great men are In some degree lnsplred Prolectors Club 2 3 4 Homeroom Treas 3 Jr Sr Prom Trcket Chair man 3 WEISS JEAN Mr Wnlkes There ns a woman at the be gunning of all things great GAA 23 4 Treas 2 Co Track Manager 4 Homeroom Pres 2 MAROON 34 Wug n Paunt 2 3 4 Natuonal Thes plans 2,3,4, Pres 4, Dramatic Board 4, Jr Sr Prom Pub lucuty Chasrman 3, Tn Hn Queen 4, Sprung Play 2, Fall Plays 3,4, Contest Play 3, Concert Chour 4 5-I 5 WEST ELAINE IBOOTSI Mr Wulkes Every productuon of genius must be the production of enthusiasm GAA234 Ma roonafms 3 4 Modern Dance 2 Homeroom Treas 2 Vlce Pres 3 Vocalettes 34 Band 3 4 Concert Choir 3 4 Baton and Treble Clef Club 34 Cheerleader 4 WESTFALL VIRGINIA Mr lvers A farrest ofthe rural mauds GAA 4 CHRONICLE 3 FHA WHARMBY BARBARA Mlss Kaden Bemg a woman as a terrnbly dnfflcult task slnce It consists principally In dealing with men Wag n Paint 2 3 4 Jr Sr Prom Chaperone Com mittee 3 Fall Play 3 Modern Dance 2 WHITE DAVID IDAVEI Mr Wilkes He will succed for he be Ineves all he says Student Councul 234 Vlce Pres 4 CHRONICLE 4 Basketball 2 34 Cross Country 23 C Clu 4 Golf 234 Jr Sr Prom Ticket Comm 3 WINTERBOTTOM DONALD IDONJ Mvss Kaden Say what you thunk I do Homeroom Treas 3, Trouba dours 3, FFA 4, Sec 4, Foot ball 2,3,4, Wrestlnng 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, C Club 4, Rifle Club 3 WILLIAMSON, MARJORIE Mnss LeSure Suncenty truth faithfulness come unto the very essence of frnendshup Baton and Treble Clef Club Jr Red Cross WISE JAMES UIMI Mnss LeSure Full wsse us he who knows himself best Track 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 Baseball 4 WISE WARREN Muss Wlllcoxen No man can be wuse on an empty stomach Homeroom Sec 3 Band 23 Baton and Treble Clef Club 34 Rnfle Club 4 Pres 4 WITTE MAURICE Mrs Faggettu I call em the way I ee em Troubadours2 3 4 Wlg n Parnt 34 Football 234 WRIGHT GEORGE MussWnley Where words fall music speaks WRIGHT WILMA Muss LeSure Innocence and bold truth are always ready for expres slon FHA 234 Treas Lubrary 2 3 Glee Club 2 BACON WILLIAM IBILLI You cant keep a good man down BROWN GEORGE Miss Wlllcoxen A friend may well be reck oned the masterpiece of nature Student Councul 4 Homeroom Pres 2 Track 2 34 Football 234 Wres In 234 C Club Pres 4 BUTTS SHELBY Mass Wnllcoxen Hell fund a way Track 3 Basketball 24 Jr Red Cross COMPTON WILLIAM IBILLI Mrs Faggettn Hls favornte state s Arkansas COZAD PHILLIP the bravest mmd State 3 Mass LeSure The mzldest manners with GERBEL JOHN IJACKI Mr Ivers A wonderful guy who IS lnked by all Student Councnl 4 Troubadours 3 Wrg n Paint 2 Glee Club 3 Boys HARDY LOUIS ILOUIEI lvers The very spark of llfe as the color of red FFA 4 Track 2 Wrestling 2 3 4 Co Capt C Club 2 LAPLANTE ROGER Mr Wulkes A great man IS one who affects the mund of hrs gen eratton Troubadours 2 34 CHRONICLE 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Baton and Treble Clef Club 34 Voce Pres 4 Concert Choir 34 Coy Constellatuons Who Couldnt Be Coaxed ALEXANDER DONALD IDONI Mr lvers Fools rush nn Track 2 34 Cross Country 2 3 4 DENT ROBERT Hls splrnts are luke a geyser always bubbllng over Transfer from Campbell College North Carollna FAHRNKOPF MARY Mr lvers A serious minded youth who never ldles away her tame Band 3 4 Transfer from Deland Illinois 2 KELLER DONALD IDONI Mass LeSure Every man as a volume uf you know how to read hum BRADLEY WALTER Mass Wullcoxen Knowledge IS Power Transfer from Messlch Htgh School Mem phus Tennessee 23 Mrs Stark The deed I intend IS great but what ut os I know not HAMPEL ELMER Miss Wiley Tns pleasant to see ones name un prunt ROBBINS WILLIAM IBILLI Mvss Kaden If they can take at I can Photog raphy 3 CARPENTER MARVIN Muss Wullcoxen Dont plague me wuth studues I have wenghtner matters on my mlnd ENGLISH JOANNE UOI Mrs Faggetta Thats the best part of beauty whlch a picture cannot express Vocalettes 34 Band 234 Glee Club 34 Baton and Treble Clef Club 34 Presudent 4 Vice Versa Dance 34 HILL FERN Mlss Kaden A frnend an need IS a friend nn deed GAA 3 4 Glee Club 4 WIESE BILL Last but not least MAROON Sports Editor and Photographer 'J --f .. 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McCord Carolyn McClelland Vida C7 McDonald Walluam McFarland Parrma McGaughey Don x McGuire Lawrence McKinney Jerry McManaway Edwm McNeill Wullnam F J Mckeynolds Manan McWard Wayne Machrn Jean 14 al Mankoe Racharcl Marlowe Delores Marsh Davud Marshlry Fred Mamngly Edward Carl Maxwell Peggy May Roherl Meaney Jocele Melslahn Ruchard Melfon Mary Ellen Muller Bud Edwin Muller Clova t Muller Marilyn 61 y Malls Gary L er Al Muner Donna Mrfchell Nolan Mueller Mary Mulluns Gene llfennyl Munrm Joyce no Sl' T '7. . 5 ' ' I . - ' -. 9 , M - Af 5 T ' 5 4 ' M V Q aiu' O M : ' I ', , , ,K 'N Wi hu V ' X X -L Wx ' . J- A J l : n '. 5, 'lx X J' J 1 Q J S I - A . ,- 3 ff .. ' I. ' E 1 Q wx I I V ' I 1 A ' ', J: N : S C. :' . g ' ' J ' Q ' X L- 1 , H' ' lk' ' . ' ' ' aw ' ' ' Y' In - l, gf I I , QIDQ an Y ' Q hx 1 if 1 g 1 alex S, Ll ' rf, ' Tv 'yo . I' Y von on K 4 : 1 :H Q A ' I 4' v 7 'Q 4 K4 ' I .. ' -1 - L 'Q - ' R 'NN 7 . r fr: gs f' :L A x ' wr I r 'J A Tun 'Q w K 6 Q 66 X . 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A Packer Madonna Q' Parkhull Bergen Pellegrml Ramon Percnval Joan Peterson Judlth 5' -v Petnhalxas Antomatte Phulluppe Esther Puckons Dottne lou Flttman Fred Powell Roger 'mp e- 6 Pratt Kenneth l Q Pruitt, Shurlay Pyer Davud .r Quurlr John Thomas leader Pat Renfstalco lydna Relfateclx Wallace 'K Rudenour Carol Robmxon Wnlharn Rodgers Wayne Roots Robert Russell John X Saegesler Donald Schlochter Don Schneldt Morgue Schrader Mananne Scllwelghart Marlon Q, SIIICOVIYI Jack Shafer Jerry 5 I 'N K Shaw lyle Sheehan Gena Sheehan James Shedanhalm Jamal Sholem wllllllll 'D Sluts Florence Sluts lorenx Slnuth Carrnellta Smlth James Srnuth Joyce '- Sterlr Jane Stenger Penny Stewart Marlon Swaney Martha Tatlnan Alma Taylor Buford Taylor Richard Taylor Tom Tellnan Dorothy Thomas Lott Truelalood Slmley Valantme Elmly Van Oltrend Dany Van Schoycll Darlene Von Davnd Walzeflold Joseph Walters Buddy Walton Ann Ward Donald Wardlow Eameat Warmbler Kenneth Watson Damel Weedon Nancy -X Whealon Pat Q' A . 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' J .,,, , T . , H M - i X I I A 4 W th 4 6 VV il 6 3' 1 T are P20 Anderson Car Andrews Barbara Banks Josephine Barham Dick Black Robert Blacker Mickey Bolton Don Bowles Wllborne Boyd Jesse Brown Dwight Buckles William Bundy Caleb Burwash Daniel Campbell Elvira Carroll Daniel Chlpman Elizabeth Darnell Clifford Davis lilla Demlow Carolyn Dorsett Donald Dorsett Memo Evans Rudolph Eveland Ed Ezra, Dorothy Fallon, Sheilia Fender, Madeline Foltz, Kenneth Fraley, Alice Garrett, Allan Gruebugh, Beverly Gudgel, Edward x ,uw ., Whipple Tom Williams Charlotte Williams Doris Withers Delores Wolfe Douglas Wood Barbara Woodward Donald ,. Wright Alvm Young Marla Jean Young Ronald Young William 0l7lelJ ll! 0 l nf gel fJA0l09l'al0A C! Hendricks Dolores Hines Gerald Hines Ray Hogans Rodger Howland Joann Hudson Linda Hunt Duane Hyatt Clarence Jones Fred Jones George Jones Vivian Kelly Charles le Fever Jack MacDonald Don Mays Bill Merry Helen Moody Fearl Munms Judy Murduck Rodney Nelson Eunice Nelson Roy Nielson Newton Owens Alfred Painter, John Pfeifer, Fred Pickens, Doris Pickens, Patricia Pierre, Diane Priebe, Brad Quayle, Gloria Redhed, David 48 Reich loss Ryan Kathleen Sanford Martha Sanford Mary Sansone Henry Sattorfiold Norman Schnoldt Duck Shelby Richard Simmons Barbara Sloken Donald Smith Dean Smith Reginald Smith Robert Snyder Ann Stucher Connie Thompson Betty Tnnkle Allan Troppuedi Tom Trotter Joseph Utt Richard Vaughn James Voss David Wakefield Mickey Walsh, Margaret Weatherford, Dal Wiese, Joyce Williamson, Mariorie Wise, Jackie Wright, William lloyd Wycoff, John Young, Dean u 5 Q, Ab A Y ' V - ', 1 4.1, ' ' xl 7 li - ' K 5 X K K -K 2 Qs, 5 1 . 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Q Af ' f .'! , . f':f 'f- f'f ' 1 VJ 314 xi , h .-52454 1 'Mr a if Q' A lf' Nd: .val , ln the following pages are the prctured actrvrtres of the varrous groups and orgamzatrons that belong to the Center of the Universe These Rotating Revelers which mclude the Contented Constellations and Carefree Comets as well as the Agltated Astrologersl feel that they have profited In many ways from the busy work of their clubs and prolects They wrll long remember the shared experrences the wonderful trmes the strmulatmg hours and the Important lessons that such contacts have furnished them and they wrll carry these valuable gifts with them as they leave the Center of the Universe for outsrde spheres of endeavor ZJCUJJLOIQ Sponsored by Mnss Mellor the Dnscusslon Club terest to students school polmcs the Olympncs and successfully completed :ts second year In 1949 50 lnternatlonal Good Wall analyses of todays movies The offucers are President Bob Brown Vice Pres: etc Occasionally recordlngs of Important Town Meet urer Bull Mcllvaun The programs were orgamzed by ings and used as a basis for dlscussuon of current the students and Included sulolects on topics of un world problems Left to rnght FIRST ROW Rnchard Meeks John Armstrong Verdenn Neoll MarnonMeIton Joan McCormlck Phullup Cozad SECOND ROW Harry Karuher Gerald Dempsey Frank Keck Kenny Law Bull Hanson Del Weatherford THIRD ROW Mus: Mellor Perry Stevens Bob Brown Pat Jolllff Bull Callahan FOURTH ROW Vachel Meeks Carlton Van Doran Henry Sadorus Larry Schumacher Bull Mcllvann Bob Dent 50 . . ,, , H I I . . . l , ' ' . I . I . . , 1 a II T , ll dent Henry Sadorusg Secretary, Bill Callahang Treas- ing of the Air programs were brought to club meet FRONT ROW Carmeluta Smnh Shrrley Howell Peggy Maxwell Iva Blrdzell Peggy Hopper Peggy Kugel Mass Munger Patsy Pope Pat Fnscus Shirley Prum Donna Hawluns Geraldme Hlnes Margaret Bm' SECOND ROW Bernadette Hanes Patncua McFarland Barbara Andres Irene Strassburger Marwlo Knott Allce Fraley Anna Kuykcndall Ruth Scheldler Dorus Gruerscn Ann L Eksledt Frank Pfenfer Bruce Nesbutt Gerald Hxnes Alberta Hascall Madellne Fender P ankford Arl ne at Lynch Nancy J ll o y Dons Hmkle Connie Gray 0l7ll'VLel'Cl6l! A Havlng gust completed , e Commer duscussnons on commerce by graduates, a fueld trlp cral Club has developed Into an up and comung to a local offxce etc organnzatnon The club enloys many dlfferent actuvn The prerequisite for belonging to Th tres and socual events such as keepmg the club scrapbook, preparrng and us club as either present or previous enr pruntnng the club yearbook commercnal course ollment In a Hoppe' peq9Y R P egtdenx' us mast Rowfyllctfawlv POPE SE KB U5 CXAL CL dmg CT9 Pay xSC Sport Ufeff OFHCQRS qjfemdzell, Cqgglexwgel, Treas Presldgnlg Secrelaw' Peg Rem, tn 51 C ll, ' ' its third year th - ' A ' ' . QW1 '. se ' P ' MAIOON ednors left to rnghv SEATED Mary Ann McDermon Rosemary Davns Barbara Adams Carol Brown Phyllu Robertson Nancy Jackson STANDING Mus Bane Barbara Ledderboge Babetfe Snpes Mary Koehnernann Joyce Van H John Overshmer Joan Dodds ouhn Mary Muller Bulle Wane MAROON EDITORS hard at work Sally Sanford Carol Brow Jackson n, and Nancy They sold the most MAROON subscriptions' All the Stars con gratulate super saleswomen Jean Weiss Charlotte Wilson Jane Woelfershelm Madelyn Leever and Knot plcturedj Barbara Led derboge 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 r . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , . 1 1 1 1 - 1 The efforts of the MAROON staff members this year were bent toward putting out a bigger and better yearbook for the Center of the Universe and all the Little Stars. Tenth hour in room 320 was a very busy time for these particular Rotating Revel- ers as they whirled about dizzily, taking pictures, aI'00l'l using the telephone, writing copy, identifying faces in pictures, trying desperately to meet earlier dead- lines promptly without loss of any kind to the value of the yearbook. The entire staff ioins in the hope that this MAROON will be a treasured remembrance for the class of l95O. FIRST ROW Jane Stark Joan Davis Doris Simonson Jeanette Wilson SECOND ROW Myrtle Rich Anne Twardock Sally Sanford Jill Hanafee Cynthia Guthrie THIRD ROW Barbara Brady Vida McCleland Ralph Getz Janet Michalek Charlotte Wilson Looking out over the Center of the Universe Phyllis Walsh Sue Smith Gloria ONeal Madelyn Leever Pat Pixley Dorine Dunn Jane Woelferlhelm Richard Sampson Marilyn Busekros Dems Keith Vida McClelland Joyce Wiese Shirley Huber i 3 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 , . . ,, . ,,. . . - 1 1 . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . CHRONICLE EDITORS left to rlght SEATED Pat Charnes, Mary Hoover, Gloria ONeal, Anne Twardoclc, Janne Rtgney, Alma Boston, Joan Hamlnn STANDING Martha Hynds Jlm Rtdenour Mrs Barlow FIRST ROW Jane Stark Joan Drllman Nancy Jackson Norma Hertzman Bernadette Htnes Carol Knott SECOND ROW Leona Hubbard Martan Koons Phyllts Boswell Joan Hamlrn Carol Os borne Joan Davts THIRD ROW Judy M.:nnts Esther Phtlltppe Shnrley Trueblood Sally Sanford Martha Hynds Betty Keene FOURTH ROW Roger La Plante Alma Boston Jeanette Wnlson Anne Lott Thomas Jtm Sulltvan Dan McGaughey 54 3A CAPOII LC 2 One of the student organtzatlons which comes IH contact wtth practlcally every member of the Center of the Untverse as the school newspaper, THE CHRONICLE Thus publtcatton tries to present a paper whlch does not repre sent cllques and which gives recognr tton for all things accompltshed by all students great deeds or small The members of the staff have gatned ex pertence IU many different ftelds n cludtng advertsstng, wrrtlng proof reading etc The paper has won the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Assoctatton award for the past four consecutrve semesters I I 5 l 0 Twardock, Bernadine Serwise. FIFTH ROW: Sammy Trippiedi, Bill Sholem, Arnold Irish, Dave White, , . . . . . i - I , . I Janie Rigney, Anne Twardock, and Alma Boston seem to be facing a problem. Poipourrie, or members of CHRON- ICLE svaff on a sunny day. Heads, all heads here. Find anybody you know? Lon Thomas practicing headlines sS?ll6!2flf COUHCL FIRST ROW Left to rtght Carol Brown Rosemary Davrs Dons Busch Jo Ann Elchhorst Norma Hertzman Nancy Jackson Katherme Kmgston SECOND ROW Jane Woelfersherm Carla Overman Joyce Hansen Sally Sanford Babette Stnpes Nancy Genung Judy Carothers THIRD ROW Jack Aaron Judy Munnns Martha Hynds .IIII Hanafee Mary Koehnemann Harold Weaver FOURTH ROW Dave Whrte Gordon Muller John Armstrong Kenny Law Harold Le Grande Richard Shelby Eugene Pruest FIFTH ROW Rrchard I I . I I - I ' I l I I 1 I ' I 1 ' , , , , ' : , - 1 f I , ' . , - r - I V I I I I I l ' 1 I Sampson, George Brown, Carlton Van Doren, Henry Sadorus, Bill Mcllvain, Don McWard, Don Saegessor, Richard Meeks. ,, . ,, . . . I , . 5 . 56 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SEATED Judy Carothers, presndent, Rosemary Davls, treasurer STANDING Mary Koehnemann, secretary Dave Whute, vtce presndent The Student Council us the governlng body of the Center ofthe Unlverse The organlzatlon IS composed of a representative from each homeroom This group has accomplushed many things In the past year, Includ Ing new ture drlll rules, a homecomrng assembly and dance, the selllng of paper, pencils and other supplies holdrng class electrons securtng offlce helpers, etc The Student Councll strrves to do nts 'ob well and to provnde help for any problems whnch center around the school Jane Wolfersheam Dorns Bush Nancy Jackson Rnch ard Meeks and Duck Adams put flnnshung touches to the Chrxstmas tree provtded by the Student Counctl Thts chore IS an annual one for members of thus organuza tion The playung of Chrust mas records before and after school and between classes IS also tradttuonal and adds to the holiday at mosphere during pre vaca tion days Jlll Hanafee and Jane Wolfersheam try thelr brand of hugh pressure sales manshup on Davnd Hamrlton who seems dlsposed to buy The sellnng of varlous school suppl es xs one of the many services rendered to all the Little Stars by the Student Councul t I I l t . . . H - ft , . 1 . . Z, V 4 A J tu A , 'J rt' 57 FIRST ROW Carol Brown Pat Charnes Nancy Genung Babette Stnpes Marylee Fletcher SECOND ROW Miss Wulcoxen Pat Jochum Bob Kabel Bob Roper Judy Ca rothers Valerne Goodson Wa fL0l'la ADHD? oczef Requirements for membershnp to thus orgamzatlon are a 4 75 average for IUDIOFS and a 4 50 average for sensors class may be admltted according to the rules of the national organization Members must be outstanding In lead ershlp service and character Durmg the year the local organlzatlon spon sored two hops and held nts formal vnmatnon at an assembly program on May 4 wuth a receptlon In honor of the new members ummedxately follow mg the ceremony OFFICERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bob Kable Marylee Fletcher Pat Jochum and Valerne Goodson 1 . , , , . 2 4 l r I 1 l I - , . Only a certain percentage from each , , . I I I I FIRST ROW Bernadette Hunes La Donna Crawford Mary Lou Bnngaman Peggy Maxwell Carolyn McCord Catherme Garrett SECOND ROW Joyce Walker Carmeltta Smuth Florence Harrus Barbara Menges Florence Suuts Alnce Tatman Mnss Glenn THIRD ROW Paul Curtns Elouse Hansen Dorothy Ezra Arlene Eksteclt Peggy Kugel Jackue Johnston Edna Farmer Eugene Bacher! FOURTH ROW Joe Depew Ann Petuhakes Ruth Fahrnkopf Ann Johnson Rozella Hammel Dwayne Denhart Other members absent when pncture was taken are Bob Black Donald Baker Maxme Gullen Mango Knott Pat Jackson Eugene Mulluns Fred Pfuefer Wnlma Wrmht Jean Young cfkfa Conslstmg of thirty sux members the Elstaff was this year larger than In any prevlous year The prolects for the year were chosen after a close contest of votung They deal with hobbles, especlally hobby talks book lusts and dnsplays The organ: zatnon s newspaper was In charge of Carolyn McCord edrtor and Bob Black assnstant edltor To rause money for their awards the mem bers of the club gave two hops and a candy sale ELSTAF F QF Joh Sf0n HCERS lefrro r h 'Q r pa Jackson B05 Bla Ck JaCkr e 59 l Z I I I I I ' : I I I I r I ' I I I I I I I I ' : I , , 1 1 - , I : I I I I I I ' I ' ' I I 1 - ' lt . , . 1 I , ' , . 1 ' ff' I I 1 I 4 I This was the first year FFA was represented in Cham- aign High School. Twenty-seven members were initiated as Green Hands by the Mahornet chapter on October l9. The club has proved to be very active by partici- pating in various events in and around the county. The FFA wants to encourage interest in farming. As its main project, the chapter sponsored a trip to the international Livestock Exposition in Chicago. It also entertained section 17 of the organization, consisting of eighteen schools in Champaign, Ford, and Douglas counties. The members ofthe local club attended the livestock fair at the 'Fairgrounds on September l7 and the grain and poultry fair on December 17. Sponsored by Mr. Twar- dock, the new organization considers itself off to a flying start for a successful future at Champaign. 57574 FIRST ROW Buddy Walters Roy Feldkamp Jack Moore Paul Curtis Bill Wright Sonny Matteson SECOND ROW Louis Hardy Lorenz Sluts Bruce Duncan Lewis Hill Bill Ducey Alvin Wright THIRD ROW Don McWard Frank Kesler Don Winterbottom Avery Shaw Ronald Cooper FOURTH ROW Bill Pankau Bud Miller Donald Slokem Dale Pierre Dick Colbert Max Smalley FIFTH ROW Mr Twardock Bill Young Delmar Hershbarger Jack Dixon Tom Harris OFFICERS President Frank Kesler Vice President Louis Hardy Secretary Don Wlnterbottom Treasurer Bill Pankau Reporter Buddy Walters Sentinel Bill Young I I Q 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 A 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 I ' : ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 - ZYJJJ4 lon Wllrfta Wngm I s ne s Donna e Rotramel 'lea n Petlhalfe Da,-ten Me,-tges n X we arbifa q .luantta Von HgltOicY Weeden Barbagerwlse Delores MMO W Jo Ann Elchhosr SECOND ROW N86 qguen Bernadtne FIRST RO .lean Young Jovce 0 Reno Mmer Marlon Mjer Madonna Patkef Woodi Pa' Rea SPONSORS MRS LARAE HAMBENNE an d MRS EVELYN FAGGETTI CHAPTER MOTHER MRS BERL WILSON Thus year the FHA chapter stressed the furst four our poses of the organxzatton I To promote the apprecuatnon ofthe loys and satis factzons of homemakmg To emphasnze th e Importance of worthy home membershup To encourage democrac h I C y In ome and communuty To work for good home and famlly lufe for all In addutnon emphasis was t sent boxes ov pu on guvung and the club erseas for International Good Wall FHA OFFICERS Darlene Rotramel Delores Trumble Jeanette Wilson Juanuta Von Holten Wllma Wright 0 g . I. I 3 . in X , X , -1- ' 3 I 2' . I ne W' ' , I ' . A , a Dexores Tumble, xdsl Dorls Williams, : . , 2, ' ' : . , 3. . . ' ' . l'f . ' ' : 4. ' ' . . . , , I - . . I . . . , 6I Left to rught FIRST ROW Jum Burgess Jack Scheuruch DaleF0ster Duck Barham Dave Whute Barry McDermott Bull Mcllvaun Bob Schrader B b K b I Bob Brown Tom Hayes Duck Meeks SECOND ROW Lewus Hardy George Brown Earl Haney Dave McKunney Lynn Schalk o a e Jum Rudenour Jum McNabney Frank Keck Ronald Schaede Ronald Knudsen Bob Gullogly Lewus Hull THIRD ROW Kenny Stahl .lum Th Jm Acheson Jack Dewhurst Jum Jefferson Duck Ohls Jerry McKunney Dave Bruce Henry Sadorus Larry Schumacher Van ompson u Dorset? Don Dorsett Mr Mauor Sponsored by Coach Mayor the C Club us made held un the sprung The organuzatuon supplues ushers up of boys who have won a letter un some athletuc for all home basketball games Jum McNabney us event and mauntauned good scholastuc slandung The chaurman of thus acfuvuty maun yearly event us the C Club dance, whuch us C CL Us S Ba rry McDermO,, He f7l'y sado, Us Geo, Qe 62 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A ' 3 1 1 1 1. 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . . 1 11 11 f - J, 1 ' u 1 1 goal GAA, sponsored by Miss Hall and meeting twice a month, stimulates interest and participa- tion in girls' athletic activities. Any award won in this club requires a good health report, sportsman- ship, and six times participation in some team sport. One thousand points must be earned for a C award, thirteen hundred for an and six- teen hundred for a Map. The club sent girls to two playdays this year, one at Danville in the fall, the other at University High in the spring. The girls also enioyed a potluck supper and a picnic. cy G ENU Nc , GAA presld 817,- GAA SENIORS, FIRST ROW: Carol Guthrie, Carol Brown, Babette Stipes, Helen Trost, Mary Kinney, Barbara Baker, Gloria O'Neal, Marian Koons, Barbara Ledderboge, Joan Hamlin, Doris Simonson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Hopper, Lula McNeill, Mary Hoover, Marjorie Norman, Shirley Brown, Madelyn Leever, Dottie Gustafson, Mary Ann McGee, Nancy Jackson, Wanda Lamb, Barbara Adams, Phyllis Robertson. THIRD ROWr5C YDilIman, Mary Margaret Baker, Joan Leckner, Pat Charnes, Judy Carothers, Pat Jochim, Joan Dodds, Mlrgaret KellY, Virginia Dalhaus, Mary Ann McDermott, Jody Dinsmore, Elaine West. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Larson, Nancy Genung, Sally Sanford, Jean Weiss, Mary Koehnemann, Marylee Fletcher, Mary Miller, Joyce Van Houtin, Valerie Goodson, Marlene Maley, Jackie Johnston, Virginia Westfall. 63 GAA JUNIORS FIRST ROW Phyllus Boswell Roberta Bumpus Lots Muesmg Mary Ann Bottenburg Barbara Brown Joyce Wmlson Barbara Gexsler Jane Wolferslwenm Jull Hanafee Dorls Bush Donna Bennett Catherune Knngfon SECOND ROW Teddy Sclweunck Theresa Palrnasnno Delores Trlrnble Beverly Harshbarger Slwnrley Cam Marrlyn Carson Charlotte Wnlson Carol Osburn Aluce Clark Sltenla Fallon Llnda Hudson Maxnne Hatfueld THIRD ROW Pat Severns Audrey Taylor Shrrley Huber Barbara Harshbarger Barbara Wtthers Anne Twardock Jeanette Wtlson Betty Chandler Martha Hynds Ann Snyder Sue Snmth Carol Meyer FOURTH ROW Janet Mrchalek Erma Dell Moyer Beverly Gunn Joyce Gotstren Barbara Brady Pat Padgett Betty Ruchards Eva Conley Myrtle Rrclw Joyce Weuse Cyntlrna Doylan 41 BARBARA ADAM5' Urve -fnwl: WULFERSHEIM, GAA ffeagurer 64 I Z 5 1 r V ll 1 r V I 4 1 41' 1 l 1 V ' l A 5 .1 V1 . 1 1 l .1 I 1 I I r V I 5 I4 1 I I- : I r I I I I 1 I F 1 r r r 'I ' I .5 I 1 I -1 I I A I I 'I , . . W, V ,1-,... 1 -..a..1,.....1 N, ,, , -1-3-A Martha Hynds, GAA Vice-President 0l'l'l0I'2d FIRST ROW left to rught Nancy Weeden Joan Davu Manlyn Berbeum JoAnn Elchhorst Jocele Meaney Janne Stark Helen Merry Margaret Walsh Carol Knott Norma Hertzman SECOND ROW Mary Mueller Elvlra Campbell Jean Young Betty Keene Pat Falney Carol Rudenour Pat Curzon Florence Sum Kate Kesler ExOl'1erPh1II p Barbara Menges THIRD ROW Aluce Van Dyke Ann Petuhakes Marlon McReynolds Shnrley Trueblood Duane Plerre Jo Ann Hol and Jaclue Wuse Cvnthta Guthrve Judy Munms Karel Kamerer Manlyn Muller FOURTH ROW Mary Sanford Joyce Hansen I.lIa Jocl-nm Jansen Henncks Carla Overman Evelyn Lamkm Suzanne Leonard Martha Sanford Nancy Lehmer Marvel Kesler June Judy FIFTH ROW Judy Peterson Dottte Puckena Vnda McClellan LaV0nne Hoffman Phyllis Barham Joyce Munms Dorn Jean Wllluarns Penny Stenger Jean Machm Shnley Barthelemy Pat Whealon Caroline Carlson 65 O I D I , I I I 1 -7 1 -1 V '1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 4 I 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 ', Wfe, - 1 1 ' , 1 V 1A 5 1 1 I .1 l 1 r 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 r V - 1' 1 1 1 A1 A -5 . 1 -1 A 1 1 5 Sally Sanford Softball Manager Helen Trosl Jean Weiss Co Track Managers Babetie Sfipes Golf Manager Shlrley Brown Tenms Manager 66 2 3 5 31 ,L 1, rl . 1 I 3 VL V4 1 I, 4 an ,, i 1 1 ' 'E I . AF . 'elk 0 K 1 iffy Phyllus Robertson Speedball Manager 1Qf,,,f,,,,,,.,, , cm FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Mooney, Dave Cartlidge, Charles Bruckner, Phil Henson. SECOND ROW: Dick Moore, Robert Goodman, Dick Jolliff, Charles Carring- von, Jim Mingee. SPONSOR: Mr. Bokenkamp l i NH oodl oh 9004-ly .nam Mmm I or J., 9' 'chad' ACTION CAMERA A csus um-nv 0-na., ,nu as .'. - AN S i K, Q- - 1 , fr A , R Y , mst,-A-, will V011 Snr- Jlllflllillillllill Bunurarp Surirug tiirBigli Srhnnl Juumalisls' FIRST ROW Jim Rdenour Pat Charnes John Oversh ner SECOND ROW Mary Hoover Joan Hamln Barbara Ledderboge ABSENT SEVENTH MEMBER Mary Ann McDermott This small but select group will increase in number after the new members seven constituted the membership In order to be initiated a student must be in the upper third of his class he must do superior work on the staff of the newspaper or yearbook and he must earn a required number of points or merits When a new member is initiated he takes part in a formal ceremony receives a pin a membership card and the QUILL AND SCROLL magazine Mrs Barlow CHRONICLE sponsor and Miss Bane MAROON sponsor are the QUILL AND SCROLL advisors 69 ? I I , A , , L I are added in the spring. 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Z5 5.25 ck: vu ru -:.- f7a1 - 3 Ei' 1:41 3 If Fo- 01 LED 0 Eminem ZO.J 3011353 IE jAeapian5 FIRST ROW left to right Nancy Jackson Joan Dodds Jean Weiss Donna Royse Teddy Scheuruch Carol Brown SECOND ROW Valerie Goodson Sally Sanford Gloria ONeaI Peggy Kugel Ernestine Hanks Min Stuart THIRD ROW Nancy Genung Babetie Stupes Judy Cnrothers Theresa Nourne Auleesha Hayes Miss Dryden FOURTH ROW Jam Pilon Larry Lawler Mar-Iyn Busekros Mary Kinney Frank Barcrofv Eugene Priest FIFTH ROW Terry Davis Bob Roper Dave Mills Carlton Van Doren Larry Schumacher Monty Rekdahl Jim Mmgee OFFICERS OF THESPIANS President Jean Weiss First started in 1929 the Thespnans have been Secretary Theresa Nourie a National Dramatic Honorary organization Stu Treasurer Terry Davis dents earning one hundred points in Wig n Palm are eligible for membership This group is re sponsrble for the stunt shows, of which one each is given during a semester 71 ------H---------..-....................... . D Q , l Vice-President .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Jim Mingee a continually active organization ever since, It is FIRST ROW: .lim Mingoo, Blbctte Stipos, Frank Barcroft, Jean Weiss, Terry Davis, SECOND ROW: Miss Stuart, Miss Dryden, Miss Robertson, Mrs. Birge. The Drama Board determines the policy of dramatics in the high school, helps decide which plays are to be given, keeps track of the points of all students in the dramatics department, and encourages correct audience cooperation and re- sponse on the part of the student body to all school performances. Organized in 1940, it is currently made up of the following people: Frank Barcrott: President of WIG 'N' PAINT, Babette Stipes: Treasurer of WIG 'N' PAINT. Jean Weiss: President of THESPIANS. Terry Davis: Treasurer of THESPIANS. Jim Mingee: Member-at-large. Miss Robertson: Art advisor on design and color. Mrs. Birge: Business adviser, in charge of tickets and advertising. Miss Dryden: Assistant director and stage advisor. Mrs. Clark: Programs chairman. Miss Stuart: Supervisor of CSHS Dra- matics department. A tense l?l scene from the fall play, MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN. . axis' . . Qi, 1 ? sail 5 We f7Ae Palna Z?0m! K' ., f K 'aol wb , ., .., , .Mi 1. I Scenes from Wofkef fda 1 ff V 'f -ev 14 1 - M P05 l'l'l6lI'l - fy ,gf-Q, fr? , , it Mrs Gyurkovics a widow Theresa Nourie even Sid fem REHEARSAL SCENE left to rght Jody Dmsmore Monty Rekdahl Theresa Nour e Ernestine Hanks Jim P lon Mary Hoover D ane Pierre lseatedj Ester Phillippe Norma Hertlmann and Bill Sholem SEVEN SISTERS a three act play directed by Miss Dryden was in rehearsal stage only at the time of the yearbook deadline for the dramatics section Therefore no actnon shots of the play with characters in costume was possible The MAROON staff substitutes the follow ing summary and list of characters in lneu of more pictures Cast of Characters Kat nnka Sari er a Mitzi seven Terka uza daughters Klara Colonel Radviany Gida Radvnany Ferenz Horkoy Michael Sandorffy Toni Teleki Janko Ernestine Hanks Norma Hertzmann Patsy Pope Jody Dinsmore Diane Pierre Esther Phillippe Mary Hoover Bob Roper Monty Rekdahl Bull Sholem Jim Stewart Jim Pilon The story of the play SEVEN SISTERS is about a widow and her troubles in finding matrimonial catches for Katinka Sari and Ella the older of her seven daughters Her problem is complicated by the fact that she as bound to the old custom of marrying off her daughters in the order of their ages Mitzi the fourth daughter 19 is a bewitching little minx Expelled from school for running away to a masque ball she returns home in disgrace In order to advance her sisters matrimonial chances she is reduced to the age of 'l5 and compelled to behave accordingly Horkoy the young lieutenant she met at the ball crosses her path She reveals her plight and he wagers that within a year he will see that her older sisters are married off and Mitzt freed from the nursery But when that happens he shall be rewarded by three kisses They make the bargain and the plot thickens The intrigues they resort to in their plot to ensnare husbands for Katrnnka Sari and Ella constitute an entrancmg network of comedy a husband for each led to the point of proposing ln promoting her sisters happiness Mitzts own romance becomes seriously threatened but matters adgust themselves and at the last Horkoy claims his reward , 5 1 ' 1 . i 1 ' . ' l 1 1 l ' 1 ' I l Z ' ' ' ' ll ll r v ' ' 1 1 1 , . , 1 n - I f I .' ' I -'. . . . . H 11 . ' l lt Ell . . . L' . ' . 4 .1 1 I . u I ----------------- ---------'--- B 0b OWS is singled out, and in the most entertaining fashion . ........................ I . I . ., . ' ' ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,.,.,,.,.,,,,,,,., ' 1 ' 74 QU' ,hfgir-.Hgh-1 ZIP UJLC 8,061 l fl'l'lQl'l! FIRST ROW Bob Roper Terry Da s Ela ne West Jody Du smo e SECOND ROW Raymond Pellgrn Jay HII Don Rchmond Robert Goodman Dave Ham Iron kj Q' WWF DANCE BAND The hugh school Dance Band ns made up of students partzcnpatang nn the Concert Band This group played for nearly all the school hops throughout the year and made two appearances at the Jumor Hugh for dances and parties Q. fr ,X xi BATON MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT Pat Joch Dotte G stafson Dotte Lou Pucker: Mary An McGee Dors Busch 75 5 5 15' f - P wi I V xl M J , it an . .y , ...lf ,. R Dor s V gna Wesfa Hayes A ees-ha Donna Hou Ham n FOURTH ROW Ama Bos on John Pr es Eugene Mary M er Eng sh Joanne Joch m Pa Grerson Mar on Me on i Cel' 0 8 Sanford May Barbara G es e R gney Jane ce W e Mary Mau Moody Fear Pa nter Barbara E chhors Jo Ann s Robertson Phy Norma Her zman F RST ROW De ores W hers VCYS Doro hy Pa sy Pope y Va en ne Em e P cken Do Jean We ss Mar ha Sanford Johnny Doug Wo fe Pante George W gh Roger La Dar ene Ro fame E a ne West Baker Kno Caro Jan e Stark S Gera d ne Cur Nancy Jackson Verdean Ne Qu rk Warren W se from th s made up of the students The h gh schoo Concert Cho r Ernes ne Hanks Ruth Sche d er Kes er es Gera d ne H nes Marve SECOND ROW Joan Ba BFI hed TFYOUTS Wefe tota ng 225 Speca chorus c asses three genera Law Kenny rsh Anod H Jay c Hen ,zexn E Teddy Scheur ch Ann McDermott The Chor sang severa group spec a S 80 vo ces were se ected for th Sh r ey Trueb ood Lundy Janet Osborn Joce e Meaney Marg e Schne dt Caro O Nea Concert the Fa nc ud ng pe ormances at concerts throughout the year Judy Munn s Joyce Munn s Judy Carothers Ke ey RD ROW Ma garet H nes TH Berna de te Chr stmas Vespers State Contest and the Sen or Con B g Twe ve Fest va Rob nson B James Cook Duane Denhart JmPon Dorn Busch Joyce W son Ann Snyder cons sted of b ue robes wth wh te sto es The r att re n May CSFT Jean Johns on Jack e Dodds Joan June Wa den Busekros Jane Woe feuhem Mar yn .- - wo-N' I ' Z t N --O-.- 1 D ' l P-'C .- -- :Q - so FIRST ROW left to right Nancy Jackson Verdean Neill Ernestme Hanks Darlene Rotramel Phyllis Robertson Jo Ann Eichhorst Pat Jochlm Ruth Scheidler Marilyn Busekros Carol Osborn SECOND ROW Elaine West Mary Ann McDermott Gloria ONeal Joanne English Mary Miller Mary Jane Rigney Jane Woelfersheim Barbara Geisler Mary Sanford Jody Dmsmore been on hand for many performances at school and in the community They specialized in varied and intricate arrangements of popular numbers and novelty selections They also participated in the State Contest and consistently won top honors The Troubadours were made up of selected boys voices for the purpose of performing at various functions where small vocal ensembles were desired This group did not start functioning until after the beginning ofthe second semester but took part in several programs thereafter FIRST ROW Doug Wolfe Roger La Plante Duane Denhart Warren Wse George Wr gh! SECOND ROW JOHNNY OU-fk MIUWCE Wine John Pair-ner Jay H ll 77 Vocalettes, consisting of specially selected voices which sing three and four part harmonies, have 'if 1' Q 'SWWM FIRST ROW left to rrght Elame West Jody Dmsmore Ernestme Hanks Marulyn Busekros Ruth Schesdler Marlorue Wrlluamson SECOND ROW Joanne Englush Dons Grxerson Donna Hout Alma Boston Mary Jane Rrgney THIRD ROW Don Ruchmond Jlm Pnlon Ertc Heuntzen Eugene Prrest Terry Davns FOURTH ROW Roger La Plante Bob Roper Dave Malls Duane Denhart 31, rm. an J 44 Cf f cm The Baton and Treble Clef Clubs are made up of students of the musrc department who have reached thenr tumor and senior year ID hugh school The purpose of the groups IS to act as a student councnl for the musuc department and to sponsor such musical events throughout the years as are desirable The one bug event of the year IS the sponsorung of the Vuce Versa Dance The producnng of the annual Stage Show IS also Important CSHS Music Staff of 1950 Verrollton C Shaul Durector of Musuc Wslbur Snmmons Associate Conductor of Choirs Vlctor Self Assocuate Conductor of Bands James Gruggs Conductor of Orchestra 78 'T 'Q CONCERT IAND PERSONNEL Raph G Lundy Jane Judy Tu ne Rope Joanne Eng sh Rober Terry Dav S CLAR NETS the ath et c contests and perform ng Th s organ zat on p ay ng for a Pa Jane Gob Norma Phe ps Tom Bonwe Char es Dav s Sandra Sue Cox Dck Mchae the s probab y the bus est of a games ha f t me shows for the footba San ey mpe ne Pe n BASS HORNS YO S Buddy Ha Ba ond 9 aro d Edwards Devon an chm D s H R Joe Don ORNETS b Goodman n Fe Dave M C Bo Fowes Jane url: Mar yn Ca son ckwe Joh BAR TON ES S arkey yQ Be Tumme son IIW0 ma Of I 6 +- Ui D man B ne Duane Va en the Chr stmas n May and the Sen or Concert Concert Fa the COTICCYIS Eane FLAT ALTO SAX E Ed Hook BASS CLAR NET grn Tom Pe f R chard Jo Jay H .... .. A ma Bos on R gney Jody D nsmore Mary Jane FLUTES e P cken Ma y Fahrnkopf Do ES .- .. .. wo- .. Ca Cha es ne Hanks E nes OBOES No an M che SAX TENOR FLAT 8 Ca o M chae fl SCVETB The Band marched DOS of ssoc at on at the Un vers ty John Oversh ner Rekdah Psncuss oN Msn y B acker SAX M ckey BAR TONE rng on ,.. ... - Ewn Mu HY Dodds Lu he Y BASS SAX Je TROMBONES e Duane D em Don Wa d .lack Cushman Ray H nes Fahrnkopf Rona d Unangs Ruh A en Trnke Law Kenne h M e the Band took DEW FISTTUYTIEDTS the purchase of severa Day W th Dav d y Hopk ns La Pe: Eugene FRENCH HORNS Jochm Do s Busch Pa MAR MBA ,. Dav d Ham on Nancy Mu phy BASS V OL Wa nock and a new set of tympann S fn ho ench Fr I I I I I I I I I I : I , Ii , t r, r r, t , I etz, I - i II , i I i II , i I I, l i , 1 r , 1 , Il, I roups in he music department. Oher activities includ i I ' 'I I ' I I' I I f I' I I I H I i I i III I, ill I , il r , , I , I , I . . 1 U ' I OI , I ll, I : lt, III , I . : Vespers, and partncnpatmg In the Sta e Contes. A specnal concert was in i mf ,H I L , 1 E I ,i performed in he all for he Eas Cen ral Division of the Illinois Educators W I, ,II I , , , 2 I , I , I I , A i i i i llli i , i I I I I I. 1 I at II. I r is , II r- civic and pa rio ic celebra ions, including one at Danville on Armistice I I - I f I I . ' I I I If I Q' ' I I on a I , I 1, I , r , I rr , I I , l A ill r, Il i l , t , , . : t r rr . new look, his year, adding all new bass sousaphones, oboes, barutones, I z t E I ri E z ri ,Y rr 5 I E . i- r . I z I II: , I , f C Nu 'T fi K gk f W! fv- X If I f ff wb wax? X Xix Q R xx Lg! N f x 5 I .SQNL U19 gS?al'gaZ QIY5 lj! N I is 3 Ax , XA I I ,- ffx A fx, Df If ' I 'X ' X Y I h , K f J V , 'al , ' X 4 I , 4 I ls' K K X -if X X xr -,iq Q T x xi. In mm, K XX , A Phi' I MVN I U , gi . f- 3' 'ff NX . 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Kc, 13 gl iw' 5' ,FW Wfagf fi m ! 2 Head Bob Casey Wa er Mack Maur ce W e J m Jefferson No an M che G ber Mar n Ronn e Joe Cos a Dave Bruce Don Saegessor Roy McWe hy Dave McK nney East Scha k Car Mer e J m Dewh rs ROW Manager FOURTH Lne Coach Harod Jes er Fred Ma or Coach Char es Barry McDermo 1' Barham Dck Oh s Dck Foster ROW Da e SECOND Knudson Yom Ca eb Bundy Don Wnerbo om Jm Wse Red Ang n Ronn e F' ng A Vaughn Dunn Haney Dck W den Ear Frank Keck Capan lewe H Kenny 5 ah Cosa George Brown J m R denou Kenny Law Chuck Gu ff e Manager Ducey Hayes Avery Shaw B Ray Gr er TH RD ROW Back Fe d Coach Van Mc B Jack Scheur ch Henry Sadorus I I , I , I , i , I , , 1 I il 1 ti , i , I ir II, I , If , I in , , , I I I I 3 I I ,I I I , i I 1 . 1 i i I, I l, , I I, I i i III, , I , I iI - . I i , I , Ii , 3 I I' . I I , I I md, , 1 , all ll i. I 1 -A I i - , . ill , , i v. I i f- 4 9 g0I'!LLI'l LETTER WINNERS IN VARSITY FOOTBALL Jum Acheson Captaun elect Kenny Stahl All Bug I2 Furst Team Amerucan Leguon Most Outstandung Henry Sadorus DAILY NEWS All State Second Team All Bug I2 Furst Team Most Valuable Player Barry McDermott DAILY NEWS All State Furst Team All Bug I2 Furst Team Lewue Hull Captaun All Bug T2 Furst Team Earl Haney Lynn Schalk Dave Bruce Dale Foster Duck Barham Duck Ohls Charlue Costa George Brown Frank Keck Duck Wuldenraclt Jack Scheuruch Bull Mcllvaun Jum Jefferson Bob Clasey Jerry McKunney Dave McKunne Duck Adams Sap! Sep! Sopl ti 0:0 Oc Nov Nov Champangn Champa gn Champa gn Champalgn Champa gn Champaugn Champaugn Champaugn VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Benton Moeuheun Franlrl n Pa Bloomungton Mnfoon Urbana Sprunghold Total Won 7 Lost I Coach Fred Mllor 93 86 Thou Hou Here Hou Haro Then Then 7 I . 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B 21 35 42 3723 FIRST ROW left fo rughf Bud Hampel Don Ward Tom Holden .hm Bryant Gul Maxwell Kenny Warmbner Bob Lowry Rnchard Melslahn Jum Smuth Bob Jackson Lyle Shaw Bergen Parkhull Gary Malls Tom Taylor Coach Roy Swmdell THIRD ROW Fred Hampel Joe Berbaum Ray Keagle Make Bnshop SECOND ROW Al Wudenaur Dean Young Kenny Wayne McWard Wayne Rodgers Jerry Shafer Bob Nugent Kellerhals Tom Whnpple Erme Wardlow Bob Mays Dick Taylor Bull Bush Joe Depew John Russell Berl Huddelston Jum Dodds Russell 259 Ue joofgaf iam Sept Cl Oc! Oc! Oct Nov RESERVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Champeugn Cllempengn Charyeugn Chempugn Chalnpangn Chempengn 95 Toul Won Coach Roy Meffoon Danville Mnfoon Decewr Urbana Georgetown 5 Lon I Swmdell .lack Hensler Fred Gleason Fearl Moody Adams S., 4,1 ' 9 20 - 14 1 yf' N , V . W ll T , I 4 f ' 1 W. x ,. 'X f ' 4 I X ' 4 ll V' l V J L 10 1 7 , . 24 ' .,................ I2 ,. .,....... . ,.... .,.................. . I4 0 . I ' ............... ...25 ' ....................................., .. C Oct. B Champaign .................. Il Georgetown ........A...........,........... 7 . I5 ' .................. Il .......... , ........................... I2 . 29 ' ................,. I5 ................. . ...................... I . 3I ' .,................ 35 ............,......,.................... 0 . 5 ' .......,.......... 27 ................................ 7 ff if ROW Jm TH RD ron Harod Weaver Coach Harod Jester Bob Car Barham Gordon M er L gh? Pefe Haff e d John D ckason Gene Lewe H F RST ROW eff fo rghf George Brown Kenny Edw n R ce Chuck Costa Joe Cosia Ear Haney Jerry Dodds Gera d G en Burgess Bob Hopk ns Bob Kabe Rchard Hardy Ed Jm Wech Stan ey B ock Anthony Koehnemann G ben Mann She by Bum La rry Bra dy Jm Bryant G Maxwe Lawrence Dun ap Fo iz Fred Ma or SECOND ROW Coach Rona d Schaede Jack Dorset! Barry McDermoI1 Brown Boyer Arno d Payden Johnny Koehnemann .ImWse Ronne Knudson Gae McDade Roy Mcwethy Vin Jm Su Sfayton .lm Dewh rst C fford Thompson Avery Shaw Dck Dave Bruce Van Bob Schroeder Lynn Scha k ster Fo e Da , f- I t 7 'BL f W ' , - Xiw ian!! ui I I I I , I I I , I III, I I , I , I , , III , I , I , I . I I I , I I , I I , I , I , I, , , I III , I , , , I I , 1 I 1 I - 5 1 I , I , I , II II, , I , II I , I I , II L , I III , I , I , , i i I in r , I I I , I , , , , , i :iff -nl 1 pn- fl 1' ' ,v '4f, N X 'S .,. - ssl. Ne. ,f , H 7 in-,K hui w 4-fe,:.,f'nL, 1 IFF w 4-,fs 'Q UQ 'A 1 fefmygaw 1 4 Hg. . Z, Qihgkaxtv , -. 'VM L, ' . A ' 'WIQ-.41 ,,,.-R tru. . ,. ,Ut - 2 .. qagh My l.,.f . ' i MH? 4j6, f , FQQQ Ax - .-W , rl' ef, 1,51 A ,,,..-0' ' bi . 4 r I . 44 4 . n ,,ol 1 -ne.-. ,--,.-ao. 5-yup., 470- ft Pin noni v 1 K '- Q. ,, 1 -I ha . - ,u f ' , ,gin 0 JM A in .9 74' 5 U 4 'A , Llp, I T 1, V, ,L A-C. x ' '- :fy - -'A ' Kal' A , ' . - A -is 4 X .DV 'Q 'lun-.,,,,v- - ',-an ' ' 4.-.. ' 5 '- duinfavv . ,,1' - . I . fx M c.. .2525 - ..J' . ' Q ' .B'f'R,f 14 4. . gf., K I-3'-Iwi Apnl 8 April Apnl Apnl Aprrl May May May 20-I May 28 1949 TRACK STATISTICS Urbana open ar Urbana Urbana dual meer there Ranfoul dual mee! here Danville dual mae! Ihers Mattson relays af Marroon Drsrrucr meer ar Urbana Decatur dual meer here Slate meer ar U of I lag I2 meer al Falun Champaign 60h place wnh NV: pls Varsrry Chm 58 Urb 55 Frosh Soph Chm 77115 Urb 34VJ Versrry Chm 77Va Ran 35Vz Vamly Clem 46 Dan 67 Fresh Soph Chm 77 Chm 40h place wnh 46V: pn Dan 35 Chm 4th place wnh 19 lf7 ph Vamry Chm 5076 Dec 62V:l Frosh Soph Chm 73 Dec 40 Only Kebel and McDermoN qualrfred ro snler Nerrher placed Chm scored no pn Chm placed Blh with IOW4 ph Varsity dual record Won 2 Leif 2 LETTER WINNERS Freshman Sophomore dual record Won 3 Los! 0 Duck Barham Stanley Block Bob Brown Dave Bruce Jlm Dewhrrsf Manager Jack Dorsett Lawrence Dunlap Captam elect Dale Foster Lewls Hull Ed Hopkins Bob Kabel Ronme Knudson Tony Koehnemann Barry McDermott Roy McWethy Bob Schroeder Van Thompson Jum Welch Captaun Varsrty Coach Harold Jester Freshman Sophomore Coach Fred Malor 8 , , I . e ' - ' ' ' 1 l ' I4 ' I , ' ll ' . . ' 27 ' ' . . ' 29 . ' . May 6 Urbana relays at Urbana Chm. uh place with 31 ph. 13 . . D . l I7 ' , , I I - , . . I . 9 ' f af. st x Q' ' v Q . I ff ,- gnu ra' J M Apr: Aprnl Aprnl Aprnl Aprll Aprul Apnl Apral May May May May May May May May Ma May May 9 9 cr wgaf 1 4 9 BA SEBALL SCHEDULE Monfnullo Monhcallu Hoopanon Maltoon Buckley Buckley Peona Central Paorna Canrral Mahoon SfYOl'0f Sfraalor Danvnlla Hoopuion Bloommglon Bloommgton Monhcallo Deland-Weldon Bamonl Tlylorvullo Total Won 10 las! 9 LETTER WINNERS Joe Hallbeck Captaun Gene Ward Charlne Palmer Jlm McNabney Mark Scheurlch Ball Busch DIST CT Clnmpangn Champaugn Cllampangn Champaogn Cluampalgn Champaegn Champaign Charnpangn Cllampangn Champangn Champugn Charnpalgn Charnpangn Champaugn Cllampangn Clsampaugn Champaugn Champaign Jack Scheurnch, Capiam-elect Mickey Legue Lorence Collms Jnm Wal1ers George Shapland Coach Ray Gnerson IOO 'I ' .,.......,....,...,......,.. 2 ' .,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 5 ' ' .---.......... , ......,...... 3 ' ....A.........,......... 4 ' 12 ..,.......,...,............. :1 ' ..,..,,,A,.,,.,.,,,,.,,, 1 ' I9 ,.,..........,.................. 7 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,, I0 ' 21 ........,....,...,.,,........... 5 ' .,....,......,,........, I ' 28 .vv....,..,........,,.,.,,,,.,,,,, 9 - ,,,,,,,,.a,4,,.,,,,A,,,A 6 ' 30 ' .......,.....,.......... 7 ' ....,,............,..... 2 ' 30 ' ........A...........,... 10 ' ....,.,,A.,,.,,,,.,4,,,, 9 3 ................................ 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I , I , I , , cheurich, i , I S Jack Jackson Ed ays M Wa fer gess Bur If in H Scheur ch ennid eam FIRST ROW left to rught Don Ruchmond Bull Hansen Dave Cartludge SECOND ROW Bob Gullogly Duck Tarrant Jum Edwards Icko Ibcn THIRD ROW Eruc Heuntzen John Hull Bob Lumsden Torn Stulwell Gene Thomasson Stan Busch Coach Don Adam: Aprul Aprul Aprul Aprul Apnl Apnl Aprll Aprul Aprul May May May Tolal Bloomungion Pakln Pakun Normal Da nvulla Uni -Hugh Normal Mahoon Hoopauon Ma Noon Danvllla I2 m Hugh Won 5 lon I Champaugn won second un the dustruct meet at Decatur Duck Tarrant and Jum Edwards won thurd place un doubles un the Bug I2 LETTERMEN Duck Tarrant Jum Edwards Bob cuuuoguy TENNIS SCHEDULE 103 Cluampaugn Champaugn Champaugn Champaign Champaugn Cluampaugn Champaign Champaugn Clbampaugn Champaign Champaugn Champaugn Bob Lumsden Tom Stulwell Coach Don Adams ' 5 ' ........................ 7 ' ,,..,,....,,........,,.... 0 ' 9 ' ............................,....... 7 ' .,..............,.,....... 0 ' 9 ' .....,...............,,..,,.,.....,. 6 ' .,..............,.,....... l ' 13 ,...... .... t..... . ................ 0 ' .,............,.........,. 7 ' 19 ' ...,.....................,....., 6 ' ,,............,......,.... 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Q ,,....................,.. 3 I0 ' ......................,,.,,...,. 6 ' .,........................ l U ' ' ..........,....,.........,...... 12 ' ,.............,.......... .6 4: i fb LEFT TO RIGHT Dave White Tom Hayes Frank Keck Coach Roy Swmdell Tom Harrington Bull Mcllvalr Champaign Champaign Champaign Champaign Champaign Champaign Champaign Champaign Champaign Cha mpaign 1995? mm l4'la ' 2 'z Peoria Central Danville Kankakaa Urbana Mattoon Decatur Pekin Da nvlllo Pckm Bloomington SEASON RECORD District Decatur 308 Champaign 309 2nd in District Big l2: Pekin 305 Champaign 315 2nd in lig l2 Mcllvain 3rd Big 12 Ku Big I2 Won 9 lost I la '2 LETTER WINNERS OTH ERS OUT Tom Harrington Captain fSr.J Dave White ULD Gerald Dempsey Url Bill Mcllvain Captain-elect ULD Tom Hayes CSoph.J Dennis Keith Url Frank Keck ULD Jnm White fSophJ Coach Roy Swmdell 104 QQMCLI' .SQPQGLJ JW N, Qin 6.11 wi! X x SJR f Q LSD XV! X-ab! X Z Cfvx 'Xa 'iw ff W f. row Counlry lam ,xg Y The Tum Front row left to r ght Clifford Stayton Don Dorsott Ed Kobel Ronald Schaedo J m Sull an Scand row Jack Roxana Jack Meets Dorsett Lawrence Dunlap Bob Schroeder Van Thompson Coach Alvin Taylor CROSS COUNTRY DATA Place Scores Champaign Sept 27 Chm Champaign Oct 7 Bug Twelve Chm r Mat Mont Chm Dan Ur Chm Oc 15 Peo Cen Peoria Cen Oct 22 Wood Individual Winners Thompson Chm 10 07 Gregory Mont Thompson Chm Wagler Wood T002 724 H056 ruff Chm Lmcoln Champaign Oct 25 Paras Chm Ur District Mont Pans Oct 29 Chm r Greenup Mont TOO Acklln Parts 9 48 Acklln Parts 938 3 State Urb Nov 5 1949 Champion didnt place Thomp son 22 TEAM MEMBERS Co-Captain Co-Captain Captain Elect Van Thompson Jack Dorsett Bob Schroeder Ronald Schaede James Sullivan Don Dorsett The Big Twelve champion Cross-country team shared the Elks banquet with the Football team. IOS 'Vi is fl 2 JL i F ilillellmare Frank Keck Manager J m Dewh rs! Ass s Whe Second row Coach Harod Bob Kabe Dck M er li cDermo M Ba rry ' T Maaa , Qav- ee 3 iq, .l -,.xfffg',g4+,i.,if1wr'-L fy 1 1 Front Row, left to right: Bill Mcllvain, John Werstler, Larry Schumacher, Jester, Lewis Hill, Jack Scheurich, Dave McKinney, Jerry McKinney, Dave , i ill , I. : l it , , i i , i tant Coach Fred Maior. Nov ee OC Dae Dec ec ec Dec ac an an an an an an an e a a e e e a e Mar Mar Hera Here There Here There Here Cenfralna Ceniralla Cenfral a There There Here There There Here There There There Here There Here Here Here Fisher Fusher Fnsher VARSITY SCHEDULE Monhcelle Urbana Mahoon Foo Cen! Hoopenion Pana CENTRALIA HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Manon Lawrenceville Granufe Cnty Danvalle Springfield Shearer Bloomlngfon Mo Pululu Danville Urbana Cussna Pull Taylorvllla Lvneoln Bloommglon Vandalna Manson REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Mansfneld Unny Monticello Coach HAROLD JESTER Team record Won T4 los! 12 BASKETBALL LETTEIMEN Champaign Champaign Champaign Champangn Champaign Champaign Champangn Champargn Champangn Champavgn Champaxgn Champaugn Champaign Champaugn Champangn Champaign Champaign Champaign Cha 'npalgn Champaign Charnpangn Champaugn Champangn Champangn Champaugn Jam Dewhurst Manager Jerry McKinney Lewus Hull Ruchard Muller Cepvann Elec! Bob Kebel Jack Scheurnch Frank Keck Larry Schumacher Barry McDermoN Capfam John Werxvlev Wwnner of Free Throw Most Valuabe Player Trophy with 647 av B IN Mcllva n Dave Whne Dave Mclimney 107 . 25 ' 37 ' D . 2 37 ' D . v 33 ' . I6 . . so ' . 20 46 ' D , 23 47 ' D . 27 ' ' 56 ' . 28 ' ' 48 ' D . 29 5 ' ' 52 ' 3 , 5 ' 66 ' J . 13 ' ' 38 ' J . I4 33 ' J . 20 ' 51 ' J . 21 , ' 46 ' J . 24 ' 50 ' J . 27 Effingham 48 Champaign F b. 3 32 ' F b. 4 ' 43 ' F b. 1 ' 60 ' F b, I0 ' 53 ' ' F b. I7 ' 52 ' F b. I8 ' 61 ' F b. 24 4l ' F b. 28 ' . ' 42 ' , 2 ' ' 51 ' , ' ' 62 ' mio v 0 mmm, PJ! MY Qqflf lllll' 4 1 fllIlx M 7770 walk 241 c ,NJNW-' L'W5 GlQff4 195 rs 'X li fy, ,j, ya , gm U yy, Vk dr M, N I5 N IW 41 an I I xx. I V J! J 5 .1-'1 A , . ,V 1 Y VW , 1 ,M f , f 1 1 P' -if ,iv Qi,, L!fSNL k ,.f' l 2 ,if I 3 I, f '. lv. ' 1 X ., ,ww f ,ff . Q V, ,Qui 3 Qgffii J Q - :- fxjxvf - 4 I K if Q ff Rn .,. ' my AF 'MT , 1 ,Rf V- -JX- ' :JM N' X f X X . X ' MLM 'iff xx, Mfg? dr? 'Q -J Cf'rL,a,f,4..y,,C,,'i vo-.1 . ... . .YW ,,,.,4n.f.,.,. we -..f.,........,nsnf M... ,,, S I Y 4 .,,MMw Q ? nf ,X X.,- R51 SCD Q ? Www N., z f 3 1 v, it .Mw- sf sim f 7 K laik? W ff 0 1' 2-. 2 Q' : A5 if 4 f u , e 1 rv 5 13:1 - 'li 'Q an-1, f '54 as .W ' TT' Sak Q 1-fwfr, A . f ., 'I Front Row left to rght Joe Wakef eld Kenney Kellerhals Dck Ohls Dck Ba ham Harlan Burgess Jm Dodds Second row Manager John Armstrong Bll Ducey Bert Leach Caleb Bundy Clarence Burk: Duck Schlacter Larry Burk Ronne Knudsen Coach Fred Mayor QJQPUQ E6l.6AQfACLff Qaffl Nov ec an 6 RESERVE TEAM GAMES Montscello Urbana Mattoon Peo Cen Hoopeston Pana Danvnlle Sprrngfleld Bloommgton Mt Pulaskl Danvnlle Effxngham Urbana Clssna Park Taylorvllle Lmcoln Bloomungton Vandalua Maftoon Champaxgn Champaign Champaugn Champaugn Champaugn Champaign Champalgn Champaign Champalgn Champaign Champangn Champaugn Champaign Champangn Champalgn Champalgn Champaugn Champangn Champatgn Season Record Won 7 Lo 13 Adlng captain Dick Barham Coach Prod Malor .25 ' 43 ' D . 2 36 ' 9 37 ' l6 . . 37 ' 20 27 ' 23 37 ' J . 6 ' 38 ' I3 ' ' 23 ' I4 Streator 42 Champaign 20 ' 42 ' 21 . ' 37 ' 24 ' 36 ' 27 ' 64 ' F b, 3 39 ' 3 ' 25 ' 7 ' 47 ' 10 ' 28 ' l7 ' 31 ' I8 ' 33 ' 24 36 ' : - SY- III Cb Head Coaches left to right Ray Grierson baseball Roy Swindell wrestling and golf Harold Jester basketball and track Alvan Taylor cross country Fred Malor foot ball Don Adams tennis coach was not present when the picture was taken LESTER R MOYER Athletic Director vo S 1949-50 Captains. Front row left to right: Lewie Hill football: Jack Sclfieuricl-1, baseball- Louie Hardy, Jim Burgess wrestling co-captains. Second row: Van Thompson, cross-country co-captain- Lawrence Dunlap, track- Bill Mcllvain golf' .lack Dorsett cross-country co-captaiw Barry McDermott basketball. 112 XXK XT 9 f .2f'2:iZ'f'e'v-M W VT im, ? Jjx f-Xgj'-X vi? , If 4 V , X I V XF . J YI ? W ,X K' .vs gy ! W, - wa' ., ' A ' 'r K x 421 X ,f-' -ix Y From row left to nghr Ruchard Meeks Jam Burgess Loure Hardy Merle Dunn Second row Frank K ,. rs O 2CfL0l'lCl eller Kenney Stahl Don Wanterbottom Chuck Flora Duck Adams Jerry Light F2 Front row left to nght Ruchard Meeks Charles Gruffre Rrchard Sampson Merle Dunn Russ Adams Second row Loure Hardy Arnold Paden Jum Burgess Kenney Srahl Max Henson Thrrd row Assusvant Coach Ray Grrerson Earl Haney Duck Adams Bob Clasey Jerry Lrght Grlber! Marhn Coach Roy Swrndell Fourth Row Manager George Brown Jrm Wxse Frank Kesler Chuck Flora Don Wmierboftom Lynn Schalk 113 4' 2 f f 4 X , V I X K k , 1 Q , I S 0 x A 6 ,A , I . ci aiu Catl1n Pek1n Urbana Urbana Bloornungton Catlnn Mattoon Paxton Danvnlle Bloommgton lnd Mattoon Paxton Pekun F1 Wrestler Rrzhard Meeks loula Hardy ko-captaml Marla Dunn hm Burgess leo-:aptaml Don Wmterbottom Frank Kesler Kenny Stahl Dmlr Adams Charles Flora Jerry Llght Rtchard Sampson Max Henson Russell Adams Jllll Wwe Roger Powell James Sheehan lawrence McGu1re Charles Gruffre Arnold Paden lynn Schan Gllbert Martm Carl East Bok Clasey Ralph Chandler Earl Haney Ray Zeller! WRESTLING SCHEDULE There Here There Here Here Here Here There Here There There Here There Bug Twelve Champangn second wlth 45 pornts Sectuonal Champalgn furst wuth 68 polnts State Champa1gn fourth wlth 15 ponnts STATISTICS Class Soph Soph Soph Soph Soph Soph Sap wt 4 4 Hwt 4 T65 CHS Season Won lost Pm: Coach Roy Swtndell Opponents O B15 I2 hrst Fourth Second Ftrst F1nt Second Flrst Fourth Sect Fvrst Fmt Fmt Fmt Saco Flrst Fmt Ftnt Funt State Fourth FITS' n Fourth Fourth Second Thnrd ' 1 48 1 ' 17 19 19 I7 24 14 ' , I d. 18 27 ' 41 5 46 0 33 5 ' 30 IO ' , . 18 20 48 O 28 IO ' 12 28 w1. ' ' . ' .............................,..,..,.....,...... Jr. T03 2 I6 2 I2 - - ' ' ......., 4........, ,........... S 1 . 112 :1 I2 3 4 ' ' 120 1 9 4 3 - ' ' ......,.........,...,...,....,,. sr. 127 3 15 3 1 ' ' ...... .. ' ..a,.,.....,...., ,, ...... ,. .,,,...,,,... sf. T33 3 ll 4 1 ' A .,,,., ., 133 3 I8 3 1 ' I fw......,.A ...... ...,........................V...,.. S 1 . 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Thnmpsnlfs Lumber l'innd 612 South Neil Street Phone 5233 UNCLE HARRY SAYS My congratulatnons to you young men and women who wlll graduate this year from Champmgn Hugh nts a GREAT SCHOOL WHITE LINE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS DEWHIRST DRUGS INC Prescrlphon Pharmaclsh OPPOSITE CITY BLDG CHAMPAIGN ILL IOI N NEIL ST PHONE 2420 Try Some of Our Do Mot: Turtles CHRISTIE CLINIC Christk Cllsk lullding I04 West Clark Street Champaugn Illmols J M CHRISTIE MD C W CHRISTIE M D J B CHRISTIE M D W M YOUNGERMAN MD J E SEXTON M D H M BULEY MD W R FREEMAN MD E P CHEYDLEUR MD E M COLLINS MD J D HULL MD R E SAMUELSON MD DONALD ROSS MD W C SMITH MD P F BARTON MD B C PAYNE MD BRUCE F GROTTS MD PHIL A DALY MD . . , . EDWARD C. ALBERS1 MD. GERALD 5, u5i'z,'M,D, GREETINGS from KRESGES TWO STORES In CHAMPAIGN LILLARD FURNITURE Champaugn s Oldest Complete Home Furmshers A GOOD STORE IN A GOOD COMMUNITY Champaugn IIImoIs Cable Piano Co. AII tunes that teen agers luke Selected from CabIe's complete stock WHERE THE GANG MEETS TO PICK OUT THE TUNES .f 4 THE PRICE PAINT STORE DuPont Elliott Dustrxbutors DUPONT AND ELLIOTT PAINT PRODUCTS ZERONE AND ZEREX AUTOMOTIVE TOOLS AND SUPPLIES QUALITY PAINTS WALLPAPER AND GLASS Phone 2176 IO8 S Nell Street T07 S Walnut Street I I I s. S. KRESCE'S I STORE , I . I i , , , I I H O NORMAN PHONE aests OPPOSITE INMAN HOTEL Regustered Jeweler Amerucan Gem Socuety Authorszed Dealer for Genuine Re-gustered KEEPSAKE Dvamonds Loose and Mounted Goods Hamilton Bulova Elgm S I L V E R VV A R E Fune Watch and Jewelry Repanrung JEWELRY 28 CHESTER STREET CHAMPAICN ILLINOIS McMuIlan Recreation Center IO ABC BOWLING ALLEYS 3lI South Neal Street Learn to Bowl Whtle You Are un Hugh School .Inhnshms Sport Shup Equipment For Every Sport FOOTBALL SKE BA BOWLING sKAr GOLF Trophues and Medals 29 Maunt Street On The Corner Phone 2929 I I I 3 . , Holmes 8- Edwards -:- 1847 Rogers -1- Community 7 B A T L L I C E E S MARKWELL'S RADIO SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN CHAMPAICN ln CHAMPAIGN Brmg Us Your Radno Troubles Phone 8609 Surplus and Capntai 5450 OOO 313 East Green Champaign Member Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporation On the Campus AMERICAS MOST FAMOUS CAMPUS SHOP FOR MEN AND WOMEN Hart Sclnffner 6 Mull Sant: and Topper: 621 East Green Street Champaugn Illmous ZERO HOUSE ZERO Joe SAYS II5 North Fnrst Street Champaugn III ZERO JOE RODEHAVER Maroons First, last and AIwaysl Alexander Lumber Company 368 N walnuf S1 5175 The Lumber Number Have Your Home Made Everyfhmg for Che Bunlder More Comfortable Wnh JOHNS MANVILLE BLOWN INSULATION MONARCH METAL WEATHERSTRIPPINC mco ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS AND SCREENS Cool In Summer Warm ln Wunter HOME INSULATION COMPANY Phone 61333 24 E Green St ,.+.,.. On South Nell Convenient to Hugh School Your Patronage Invlled Sulllvan Chevrolet En. CHEVROLET Sales Servuce 347 NORTH WALNUT STREET C NICK'S CAFE - A GOOD PLACE TO EAT I CHAMPAIGN MITTENDORF JUNK COMPANY FUNERAL CHAPEL CREENMAN S The Home of COCHRUN STUDEBAKER Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Champaign llO E UNIVERSITY 'KVENUE CHAMPAICN Compl ments THE WEBB HUBER SKELTON S DRUG STORE INSURANCE AGENCY Maurice B Skelton Lincoln Buldlng Champaign W llram G Skelton Ph 6 1680 Arthur J Skelton H C RED LEWIS Complete Bank ng F6ClITIeS Sf V'Cf STAUON cl-IAMPAIGN COUNTY BANK Quality Products Efflclent Service AND TRUST Co Convenuently located Mem at Broadway 202 S Nell Street Champalgn Illnnols Urbana 1 i 9 . i. I . i' , one - u as i 5 . . . A 1 COTTER BROTHERS TheTWihCify GLASS COMPANY Glass for Every Purpose Phone 433l Market 508 North Nell Street Champaugn lllunons D '9l1-Q wine' W Charter Buses for Specual Tnps Telephone 4234 Regular Servuce Chalnpaugn Urbana lndsanapolus Peona lloommgton Pelun Danullc Terre Haute Lafayette Illini Swallow LIIIES General Offaces ll8 120 South Walnut Street Champaugn ,, ,,,,,L us :nr nun xr v u Ill ll0llTll WALNUT ST CIIIHHIGII Ill d0Wllt0Wl'l Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1950 HO North Nell Street Champangn MAY WE SERVE YOU IN THE FUTURE AS WE HAVE IN THE PAST Your Class Rmg and Announcement Jewelers It ,I UNIVERSAL BLEACHER COMPANY Modern Fold AWay Gymnasuum Stands Universal Portable Bleachers Used by CHAMPAIGN HIGH SCHOOL What Champaign Bunlds Bunlds Clnmpaugn 606 South Neil Champaign YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE if G. C. WILLIS' CO. The Store of Quality THE CHAMPAICN NATIONAL BANK Champaign, Illinois Established 1882 Member of Federal Reserve System KUHNE SIMMONS CO INC Champaugn and Decatur Illlnols Detrout Mlchugan Phone 6 1355 CARBER S MODERN CLEANERS On the Campus 615 S Wrnght Street Champangn lllmors MONIER fr MORRISSEY Harry H Monner GENERAL INSURANCE Sunte 302 Illmoes Bunldlng Telephone 2718 Champaign Illnnons KOCH S ALL ROUND MARKET Groceries Meets Vegetables end Fruits 1005 S Neal Phone 3481 Champavgn LENDALE S DRIVE IN IS THE PLACE Corner Sprmgfueld and Prospect For the fanest food For the furst pleoe to meet For the friendliest service For the f1ne fnendshlp we heve had with you Seniors We Thank You Len and Dale - 1 ., . i 1 SHOP THE ONE STOP WAY 1' ' 2. ' . ' ' 3. . , ' ' 4. ' ' A I 1 A 'P' ' gf ' ' ' 1 I - Art and School Supplies Games -- Stationery - Cameras Camera Supplies GARLAND S lFormerly called Lloyd sl Across from the Cnty Building Nogle Food Mart New Modern COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Groceries Fresh Fflllfl Vegetables Frozen Foods Open Seven Days A Week 8 A M to IO P M Delivery Dual 6 6421 605 South Nell Street Champaign In Champaign a KAUFMAN'S Champaign Youll Fund Mens Apparel at Its Best at Kaufmans FORD HOPKINS DRUG STORES 6Ol East Green Street ll Mann Street Champaign Illinois Always for Drugs Cosmetics Statnonery Candy Vitamins and Fountam Service Congratulations Senior Hugh Students and Staff THE ILLINOIS WATER fr SUPPLY COMPANY v I . . Small Line Drugs . . . . fo ' lr' Compliments of HOTEL TILDEN HALL Jos MEANEY Manager Congratulations Class of l95Ol R D CASTLE TYPEWRITER COMPANY Phone 5893 Mann Street Champargn Ilhnous The Lols Taylor Music Shop Inc When You Thank of Fme Muslc Thmk of Loss Taylor ESTABLISHED l929 Records Musnc 631 S WRIGHT STREET llll-UP Trade Books Text Books Art Supplies Engineering Supplies Athletuc Equupment Statlonery Fountaun Pens Offuce Supplnes Phone 6-1369 l , . WRECKER SERVICE 24 Hour Auto Repairing 5537-5051 TWIN CITY RADIATOR CO INC 210 E University Ave Champaign Ill Compl ments S E A R S Champaign SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY HEATH 322 N Hlckory Champaign MEMORIAL HOME Ilnllahle Plumhmq an Heatlnq En lO9 W Unlversuty Ave Champalgn PATRONS T M Bacon 8. Sons Inc Portofs Bakery Delmar L Karlm D V M Slrauch Photo Contar Hamas Shall Saryica Sfailon ., . I ' of in i - 1 I I I I d nt I I n I . . , . . ,... LONG LUMBER COMPANY 1300 South Nell Street Champaign llhnous WALLACE LONG President E E ARMSTRONG Manager Tel I 2264 Box 518 JOHNSON OIL REFINING COMPANY C H LEDDERBOGE Local Manager Phone 7 5642 LUGGAGE DIAMONDS LEONARD S LEONARD GREENMAN 76 East Umverslty Avenue Champaign Illunons All Types of Luggage Repaured WATCHES JEWELRY TREVETT MATTIS BANKING CO MemberF D I C . - P. O. Compliments of i GOOD LUCK 950 GRADS R C WAGNER COAL C0 R1 If You Want the Best Youll Fmd It at Schumacher and Roeske 619 East Green Phone 3991 On the Campus Champangn lllunols Best Washes to the Class of '50 from Twin Eil Pnntial: llnmpall PHONE 6 1801 214 South Walnut Street Champaugn Illnnous . U' 1 , l . . D 5 . 1, -Q. X , ' 1 f For Dlshnchve Portraits PLII 208 NORTH NEIL STREET Portrauture Commerclal Weddnng Child Drrect Color ren Groups i In Memory of CLOVA MILLER A Classmate of All at CHS Air Conditioned Studio 9 fl ,gi X .Sign ,jJere, OZZHL .gardl X fgiik df W W my OW M! 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