Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

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. ax ,' -, xr' -ff . ,,, , . I4 I . I ,.,:1 f:.ni..n,:.x Nfl, , W. W R., X, Portraits of Character ana' Distinction BY Ros 1 Sgl Stuoio 220 N. CENTER ST. BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS Staff Photographer for 1931 Chenowan Ninety Tfriliixiff ...R ni I 9 3 1 IfvfQ:f1,f:

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Jig X '-tix wus ' 1 AW' fs ' . fn .M VH, . i i V Ent ici... Started Doing Printing in High chool When C. A. Burner was a Soph- sociated with three classmates he omore in Normal High School as- started printing a high school paper , on a small press that belonged to the father of one of the boys. The others soon tired of printing but young Burner held on. Today he has one of the best equipped printing ojices in this sec- Iion. This annual was printed by his staff of skilled mechanics. You can have your printing properly clone at The Normalite Operated by Clarence A. Burner and his associates. 106 Broadway Normal ld igh ty-'nin fmt 'mzmfif 1 9 3 1 gpiig

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: V E I I v- , lr ' . 'lllllllll 2 . ' ' l.If:l.l2mn: n , ---V if . if Y an sow IN SALUTATION TO if BOOL r SSX UP-V frm .ill ixExKx1ii'fTmff'1InFi ff sw, The Class of 1931 From the time the youthful student learned to spell the simple words C-A-T and B-O-Y and associate them with the pictures in his primer, illustrations have played an important part in the career which is terminating this year in that day of days, Gradu- ation. Each subject studied in school is brought just a little closer through the pictures in the pages of its text- books. Each illustration has meant that the engrav- er's handiwork has been maintaining that close bond established back in that distant primer day. It is gratifying to us as members of the engraver's profession to have had a small part in the fashioning of this year book. In much the same manner as we have contributed in helping these students glean the knowledge they sought, our share will, through the illustrations in this book, bring back pleasant mem- ories, in years to come when time's passage has gilded these pages with the gold of sentiment. Your careers are ahead of you, Class of 1931. As you march onward in the varied paths you follow, it is a source of satisfaction that the engraver, too, through his interpretation of world events, will keep step with you and lay before you the treasures of further knowledge. Kane Engraving Co. Twin Plants Bloomington Decatur Illinois 1Vir7'LC1fy-071 ,, 1 , 1. 1 9 3 1