Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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lPlllLOT AND COglPlllL0'lI' Mr. L. V. Krutsinger Mr. W. O. Simmons Superintendent Principal NAVIGATURS BOARD OF EDUCATION Back Row: Mr. C. Arnold, Mr. H. Uffelmcxn, Dr. E. Hoffman Froni Row: Mr, L. Lcrrner, Mr. R. Divers KPresidentJ, Miss H. Pinkerton, Mr. D. Colbert Mr. R. King 4459

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lln Memoriam William Gerberding, Class of '43 Harry Allison, Class of '42 Gerald Iohnson, Class of '42 Harry Stebbins, Class of '4l Kurt Pohle, Class of '40 Robert Windsor, Class of '39 Harry McGuire, Class of '37 Harold Hornbostel, Class of '37 Ierre Atchison, Class of '37 Frederick Borgard, Class of '37 Byron Boyington, Class of '36 Bertram Phegley, Class of '35 Robert Finley, Class of '32 Dr. Ebers Hoffman, Class of '22, member of the Board of Education Mr. Leo Wolff, member of the Board of Education

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IFIL KI.. -Is , .41 , Al ,4D.f'0,.,1-.,-l 14.1 JL ,Lens Q Mp: Virginia Lovell, Hazel Stanley, Helen Bauer : Frances Plate, Alice Weinrich, Mary Creager --iz.. ::ffz..i. Dear Senior Cadets, x We know that you are all looking forward to the time when you will be permitted to make your first solo flight in life. Living is like flying, it can be learned only by actual prac- tice. However, you can learn to live more quickly if you know what you are expected to master during life. In your first flight lesson you learned that extreme accuracy is required, in your second, that it requires a great deal of skill to main- tain a straight course Without slipping or skid- ding, and so on throughout your flight instruc- tion you learned principles until you began to L. V. Krutsinger. Superintendent, M.S., Univer- sity of Illinois, physics W. O. Simmons, Principal, MS., University of Illinois, mathematics. Ophelia Hack, M.A., Washington University, English, voice. Alice Weinrich. BA., Washington University, Spanish, library. Hazel Stanley. Peabody College, Iunior High M. S. McElhiney, B.Ed., Illinois State Normal, industrial arts, athletic coach. feel that you would never master them. But you didl And now you are ready for the most important take off-graduation. Have you checked your fuel supply of knowledge to see that you are prepared to earn a living? Did you take a good look at the wind sock to see that you have the right direction for your take off? If so, Contactl Fasten your safety belts. Lean back. Relax. As you taxi across the field and take off on your trans-life journey, your teachers at Cl-IS wish you much happiness and a smooth land- ing at the Airport of Success. Your pilot, co-pilot and flight instructors, Alma Bremerman, M.A., University of Michi- gan, commercial. F. N. Wise, MA., University of Illinois, history, economics. Frances Plate. BS., S. I. N. U., general science, geometry. Helen Bauer. B.S.Ed., Missouri University, vo- cational home economics. Mary Crecxger, B.Ed., S. I. N. U., biology, gen- eral science. Virginia Lovell. B. of Music Ed., Shurtleff Col- lege, music supervisor.