Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

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E' Fr 's '1-J First Row fleft to rightl-Margil Weaver, Harold Dearth, Donald Gundy, Gerald Schopp, Maurice Dunahee, Egmont Vrooinan. Second Row-Maxine Uniphenour, Thelma Elson, Xvihnoth Cable, Eleanor Gentes, Leroy Zehr, Rudolf Folts, Nelta Sandham, Genevieve Schopp, Doris Mae Schultz. Third Row-Miss Shuck, Hazel Martin, Fannie Stapp, Geneva George, Fred Blair, Arthur Eigsti, Jack Kauffman, Donald Schultze, Kathryn Kinsinger, Helen Pearl, Aletha Cable, Mr. Elson. Fourth Row-Donald Lommatsch, Margaret Vaughan, Margaret Gillespie, Mary Cox, Kenneth Myer, Vauricc Weaver, Dorothy Schreck, Mildred Hester, Ruth Lee, Dorren Heins. - FRESHMAN PHRASES A great masterpiece has just been composed from a very discordant jumble of notes. It starts with a staccato touch, because these nervous little notes just could not fall into a smooth rhythm at the beginning of their musical composi- tion. A lilting air follows, as the great hilarity and excitement depicting the Community Fair Day Hoats through the air. The little notes took part in the parade and captured fourth place with their tloat, which represented a very attractive white sport yacht trimmed in a startling shade of yellow. This dashing little sport yacht was called Freshmen , and added another meritable note to the composition of these little notes. Arranged into a peppy tune, the notes caused a reminiscence of football and basketball days when several of their bolder notes participated in the athletic activities of our school. Two notes of this composition who were outstanding were Kenneth Myer and Donald Schultz, as they both won the cherished C . l30l l 1--il f -1 7 11n .l - -QT I 1