Chenoa High School - Chenowan Yearbook (Chenoa, IL)

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Raymond Elson. B. E., l.S.N.U., Bookkeeping: Typing: Shorthand Maude Henline. l.S.N.U., Latin: German: Geometry l George B. Ferree. B.S., U. of I.: Chemistry: Algebra: Physical Ed.: Coach Albert E. Schniepp. AB., Central Wesleyan: M.A., University of Missouri: University of Illinois: Washington University: Civics: Gen- eral Science: Principal FAC U LTV The Canterbury Tales -by Chaucer There was also a Clerk from Oxford who long had studied philosophy. He would rather have at his bed's head twenty books of Ari- stotle and his philosophy, clad in black and red, than rich robes, or a fiddle, or a gay harp. Although he was a philosopher, he had but little gold in his coiier. But all that he could ob- tain from his friends he spent on books and learning, and busily he prayed for the souls of those who gave him the means for going to school. Of study he took most care and most heed. He spoke not a Word more than was nec- essary, and what he said was iorrnal and dig- niiied, short and to the point, and full of deep meaning. His talk leaned toward moral virtue, and gladly would he learn and gladly teach. Marcia Johnson. B. S., l.W.U.: Foods: Clothing: Home Living Robert I. Walker, B.E., l.S.N.U.: U. of l.: Agriculture: Biology: Farm Mechanics 3 tes A' 1:52315-, 23? .rar S1,f1'ssJ'k:zfg:ef : .:,. . - - S ,A . ' -1 .af Q: 7 31 3 l-,gf.u-iw fgrfisb 2 5.1 -Li.: , p w She. 'Q E -1' .1 X ,. ,, ' ' -2 ' -V , wtf ' fer t r s. R t Ruth Harrower. B.S., U. of I.: English ' Norma Floyd' Richard Heilick. Maxine Clarke, B.S., U. of I., M.A., U. B'E I-5-N-U-1 .Bidi , Stephens lunior of l..: History: Ameri- GIG? C?1ub7 Muslc p' U College: BA. Olivet C0111 Problems: PhYSi- precmuon Marguerite Stapp. College: English: cal Ed: Commercial C.C.H.S.: Secretary Dramatics Geography page seven

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BGAIQD GF EDUCATIQN Mr. D. M. Stutzman President We, the class of nineteen forty, Wish to express our qratituole to the members of our Board ot Education: D. M. Stutz- man, L. E. lackson, C. R. Gentes, G. C. Gundy, anol L. T. Hearty, for their as- sistance in making our high school career more joyous and profitable. They have been extremely helpful to us and we appreciate their untirinq ei- torts. Mr. L. E. Icxckson Secretary Mr' L' T' Reuny MY- G- C- GundY Mr. C. R. Gentes page six

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