Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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MISS NELL ZEHNER Thy presence is gracious and kind can be truthfully said by every student in Champaign High of our Vice-Principal, Miss Nell Zehner. VJe all know it's not an easy job to keep over twelve hundred stu- dents happy with their schedules, but some- how twice a year Miss Zehner seems to do the trick beautifully and with ease. Girls especially reap the talents of this friendly and conscientious woman. for her door is never closecl to anyone who has a problem or just drops in to chat. How does she manage to do all these things? lt must have something to do with the respect and admiration she has earned from the students each year since her arrival in l946. Vv'hat would we do without her. P 'Mez I H6419 ou. 'J MR. FRED MAJOR The business of the school is to help boys and girls to grow up to be the best men and the finest women that they ever can be. Mr. Fred Major is certainly trying to carry on the business of C.H.S., and a good job he does. A former Cham- paign High football coach. Fred has had much experience in working with boys and he knows how to counsel them. Although he is always busy, the boys ind him sym- pathetic anfl fair in guiding them. and many boys. finding themselves with a free moment or two, go into Fred's office Hjust to talk. This man has justly won the admiration of both students and parents. during his many years at CHS.

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'VIR W T WOOLEY Throughout his six years with us 'Vlr Vvlooley has brought about better student faculty relationships stronger discipline and a smooth running school After receiung his bachelor s and two masters degrees at the Unnersity of llli He has effectnely added all his knowledge to his sympathetic nature and it added up to an administration vue tht students of C H S w ill long appreciate and remember To this man our friend and our principal vu t dedicate this book 1 . . 1 ' ' ' i . ' nois. he did graduate work at Columbia. Harvard and Vermont Universities.

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OFFlCF STAFF. Srttrnq, left to rzaht-Mrs, Fleanor Eissfeldl. Miss Grace Foster. Mrs. llcrtTl' McNVerter. Slurrdma, left to rryht-Juanita McCloskey, XK'allcr Dillman. Mrs. Doris Stewart. ,, 'f IE- ,QE . f 1. f Yi ' A 3 , fin - s -W . . :.. in 1 I l COUNCILING HELP. Second row, left to right-Nancy Vv'ise. Donna XVat- lsins. Nancy Coleman. Peggy McClellan, Helma Parker. First row, left to right-Sharon Reed, Cathy Flynn, Sandra Norwood, Rose- mary Lamendola, Virginia Hawkey. In and ut-Around and bout OFFICE HELP. Stttrng. left to right-Joyce Landa. Carolyn XVllskev. Sheila Mulchaey. Barbara Hill. Linda Allen. Berry Lou Grifnn. Carolyn Meier. Nancy NValters. Sally Bennett. Maureen Smalley. Standrnq. left to right-Nancy Hardwick, Judv Thompson. Nancy Perry. Marv Alice Srrassburger. .lovcc Stahl, Florence Hayes, Sharon Millage. Jovce Martishius. Marjorie Schaeffer. Carol Oakes. x, QW FS