Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

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SENIORS Rulh l-lesler Lot us no more contend. Com'l Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 1-45 Short- hand Team 3, 4. Pleasanl Bullry As li-c is named so is lm. Com'l Club 2-45 Bk-kg Team 25 C Club 45 Football 15 'Track 1-45 Shorthand Team 4. - Florence Kindred .S'miIes and giggles jill all lwr days. G.A.A. 1-45 Chorus 1-45 Cou1'l Club 2, 35 Home Ec. 3, 4. VVHN OF 1936 William Arnold As lu: was -j'l'5ll'l'd4'lj', hc is noir' and v'z'vr will bc. Basketball 1-43 C Club 3, 45 Track 1-45 Com'l Club 3, 4. Ella Leninglon As rlmrming a -maid as one will cffcr .sz-0, Coy, zmcc-rtru'u and hard to plcasnf' Chorus 1-45 Band 1-45 Take Mg, Advice 25 Sailor Maids 35 Com'l Club 2-45 Home Ee. 3, 45 G.A..-X. 1-41 Orchestra 1-45 Up iu the Air 4. Donald Roszlwarl No path of flowers lend: to glory. Chorus 1-45 Football 1-4: Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 C Club 2-4. Joseph Parenli For 'zolmt I -will, I will. Chorus 1-45 Com'1 Club 2-45 Sec.- Treas. 1.

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Euce Powell Fo1'grtting..rv1f till gonzo is o'm', And fighting for thc tram. Football 1-4: Basketlmll 1-43 Track 1-43 Chorus 3, 4: Enter the Hero 3-3 Pres. 2, C Club 2-4, C Club 1-'res. 45 Com'l Club 3. Elea nor Jonrry iS'imgl1'cityna11d truth dwell in wr mart. Annual Staff 3, 4: Chorus 1: Band 1-43 Orchestra 1-4: G.A.A. 1, 2, frets. 25 Com'l Club 35 Home EC. Ray Groth He lover in chat 'witlz the girls, I knou, IF.: the way with men-tliey'1'c always sa. Oh, Doctor 2: Chorus 2: Band 1-4, F.F.A. lp Com'l Club 2, 4. Evelyn Miller Thcrc'.r talent in lzcr fingcr.r. Chorus 1-33 Baud 1, 2: Com'l Club 3, 4: 'Typing Team 3, 4, Shorthand Team 3, 43 Enter the Hero 3: Annual Staff 43 Orchestra 1, 2: Home EC. 1, 2. Marie Gittinger Hr-r mellow notes will prolong The cadence af the flowzvzg sony. Chorus 1-43 Home Ec. 1, 4: Com'l Club 3: Up in the Air 4: Here Comes Patricia 4. sEN1oRs Geneva Vermilyea 7'lwrc'.r n language in liar eye, Her rhcvk, her hp. Annual Stal? 3, 45 Take My Ad- vice 25 Band 1-4: G.A.A. 1-3g Com'l Club 2-4: Sec.-'Treas. lg Pres. 3: Home Ee. 3: Band Pres. 35 Or- chestra l-4: G.A..-X. Sec.-Treas. 1, 3: Here Comes Patricia 4. James Shilletl' Dropped out of school at end of first semester, Alice Reany .5fl1a speaks, bellows, and act: just as she ought. Chorus 1-49 Com'l Club 3, 4, Home Ee. 1, Annual Stal? 4. Hugo Reis E.1fgericnce is by industry aclz1ez1ed. Chorus 1-4g Basketball 1-4: Foot- ball 1-4: Pickles 1: Oh, Doctorl' 2, Sailor Maids 35 Up in the Air 47 Enter the Hero 3: Sec. 2: Com'l Club 3, 4, C Club 1-43 Patsy Strings Along 4. Carlos Osborn Though all the world be pro-H I am anti. Football 2-4: Track 2-4g Basketball 4g Band 1-4: Orchestra 1-4g'C0m'1 Club 3, Chorus 1-43 C Club 4. THE CI-IENO

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SENIOR CLHSS HISTORY EXTRA: A bunch of boys and girls scrambled inTo The ship To be oTT Tor The TirsT of The Tour AnTarcTic expediTions inTo Chenoa CommuniTy High School. They plowed Their way Through The ice and snow of knowledge wiTh The assisTance of Roger STreid and Donald FosTer. wiTh Mr. Ferree and Miss Shuclc as sponsors. ATTer many hardships, They appreciaTed a Three monThs' vacaTion. buT were ready To reTurn in SepTember. This Trip was guided by new piloTs, Euce Powell, Norman Schickedanz, Hugo Reis. and Donald FosTer, wiTh Mr. Twardoclc and Miss ForsyTh as sponsors. Second semes- Ter soon appeared over The horizon. This Time Eleanor JonTry, Alice Jackson, Carlos Osborn, and Agnes BlanchTield piloTed The explorers unTiI Their nexT Turlough. Back again Tor The Third Trip. This Time Miss ForsyTh and Miss Harrower led The Troop. STanley Balbach. Genevieve Bauman, and Roger STreid accepTed The honors oT piloTing This half oT The journey. The second half of The journey. a new group of piloTs, Geneva Vermilyea, Mary Holmes, Genevieve Bauman, and Vernon Johnsen, were responsible Tor The expediTion. During This Trip, Junior Rings, a sign of coming graduaTion. were received. LaTer came The Junior play, EnTer The Hero , and To Top oTT The Trip a greaT Time was had aT The Junior-Senior Prom iusT before vacaTion. VacaTion ended. The explorers were ready Tor The Tinal Trip. Mr. Elson and Mrs. Henline led The way wiTh Ben Kaplan, VincenT Schopp, ArThur EigsTi, and Doren Spaid as piloTs. During This Trip The Senior play, Here Comes PaTricia, was given. The lasT halT of The Tinal Trip was piloTed by Mary Holmes, Hugo Reis, Donald FosTer. and Frances SToller. A Class NighT play, Lady SpiTTire, was a success and one oT The largesT and besT annuals ever seen in Chenoa was published. This was The largesT expediTion ThaT had ever braved The hardships' of knowledge and reTurned saTely on The Good Ship Success. AT The end oT The Trip The shipmaTes had acquired considerable knowledge To guide Them Through laTer years. T.HE CHEN