Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On SepTember 5, I933, ThirTy-eighT boys and girls leTT Tor a Tour on The passenger ship Freshman , The piloTs were Miss BarTh and Mr. Eerree. The crew's oTlicers were Vernon King, Gerald Claudon, and Mary E. Schwager. STarTing across The Sea oT STudy, They headed Tor The Land oT Knowledge . ATTer a Time They became weary and Tired, so They landed on The Isle oT TourisT Park . While There They en- ioyed a Wiener roasT. Taking OTT again, The ship sped on, expecTing To land June I on VacaTion lsle Tor a Three monThs' resT. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY IT was in The Tall oT ThirTy-Tour ThaT we were privileged To enTer C.C.l-I.S. OT course, we had our ups and downs, buT, wiTh Miss BarTh and Mr. Eerree as our sponsors, we had a very happy year. Lyle Rulon was chosen as guide Tor The TirsT semesTer. during which Time we all en- joyed a I-lallowe'en parTy aT The Gym. BeTTy ShiTleTT led us successTulIy Through The second semesTer. JUNIOR CLASS DIARY IQ33- SepT. I6-Class oTFicers were elecTed To- day: Edgar KriTser. pres.: Charles Voland, vice-pres., and Carol Ward, Sec. and Treas. OcT. 3I-Class parTy held aT The gym, Miss Shuck and Mr. Eerree being our class sponsors. Dec. I3-Freshman program given in as- sembly. T934- Jan. 26-Class oTTicers were elecTed Today: Evelyn Schwager, Pres.: Lyle King, Vice- Pres.g Herschel Augspurger, sec., and Mary I-Iepperly, Treas. May 23-Class Picnic held aT Jordan's Timber. ATTer a game OT baseball all wenT To EbberT's Bakery and boughT chocolaTe ice cream bars. SepT. I3-Class olTicers were elecTed To- day: Sidney EIlioTT, Pres.: Charles Voland, Vice-Pres., and MargueriTe S-Tapp, Sec. and Treas. Two Sophomore girls, Evelyn Schwager and Carol Ward, were elecTed cheer leaders. SepT. 27-CommuniTy Fair Day! Class had a hoT dog sTand To make money Tor The class Treasury. The auTumn oT ThirTy-Tive had ap- proached before we realized iT and we were now Sophomores, wiTh Miss Johnson and Mr. I-lamman as our sponsors. George Brady was elecTed presidenT: Lyell Elson, vice-president and Charles OIT- man. secreTary-Treasurer Tor The 'lirsT semes- Ter. We had a very delighTTul parTy aT ChauTaugua Park in PonTiac, and we are now looking Torward wiTh happy anTicipa- Tion To The remaining years in C.C.l'I.S. May I5-Class wenT To Lake BloomingTon: had a picnic lunch, played games. Miss Oliver and Mr. Twardock serving as class sponsors. SepT. I7-ElecTion oT class oillicersz Charles Voland, Pres.: Eloise STolIer, Vice-Pres.: Anna Mae Schullz, Sec., and Edgar KriT- ser, Treas. SepT. 20-Decided To make money by sell- ing chances on a Tive dollar bill To be given away CommuniTy Fair Day. SepT. 23-VoTecI on class rings Trom wide selecTion. SepT. 25-Class held previously planned picnic supper aT The TourisT park. Had a TheaTre parTy Iafer aT The CenTral The- , aTre in Fairbury. The name oT The pic- Ture was The Irish in Us . SepT. 25-CommuniTy Fair Day. Rode on TloaT decoraTed wiTh class colors, brown and yellow, and Trimmed wiTh wild dai- sues. ' OcT. 30-Our rings and pins came Today. I936- Apr. I7-Junior Play. Junior Sees IT Through , was given ToniTe. May 28-Junior and Senior recepTion.

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First Raw Iliff to riglitj-Mary Kinsinger, Gladys Esies, Ellen Zellr, Lois Gentes, Vernon King, Mary E. Schwager, Gerald Claudon, Verda Estes, Harriet Adams, LaV0nne Schopp, Marjorie Lahn. Srrond Raw-Mr. Ferree, Ruth Ringenberg, Mildred Skaggs, Lola XX-'ilkins, Mildred Ratlihnn, Edna Slnltte, Eudora llunge, Velda Shaffer, Bernice Gentes, Rozella Oltman, Martha NVilson, Martha Reis, Hannah E. Gillespie, Gladys Miller, Helen Estes, Gladys McDevitt, Elizabeth Miller, Miss Barth. Las! Ro.u'7Alvin Renny, Merle Ummel, George Genles, Harold Dun:-xhee, John XVhitmar, Eldon Mason, Cecil bchreck, Morris Umplienour, john Gentes, Jflllll Vcrcler, Harold Morris, Lucas Buttry. FRESHMHN CLHSS CLASS OFFICERS Firsi- Semes+er Second Semes+er Presideni ...1........... Vernon King Presidenr. . . .......... Marjorie Lahn Vice Presideni. . . .... Gerald Claudon Vice Presidenr. . . . . .Mildred Skaggs Sec. 81 Treas. . . . . .Mary E. Schwager Sec. 84 Treas.. . . . . .Eudora Bunge CLASS SPONSORS Miss Barih and Mr. Ferre-e WAN OF 1936

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