Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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SUMMIT 1982 Volume 50 Chester High School Chester, Illinois

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“The more things seem to change, the more they tend to remain the same.” As you can see by paging through this book, we are observing the 50th Anniversary of The Summit. We have enjoyed looking through past yearbooks in our efforts to collect information for this year’s Summit. Through the years, both our school and our yearbooks have changed. Still, we realized in our research that, as the adage points out, the basic purposes of both have remained the same. We’re proud of the past accomplishments of everyone involved at C.H.S. — the teams, organizations, faculty and students! We wish continued — and even greater — success to C.H.S. as it approaches its 100th Anniversary in 1985. In closing we’d like U) thank the following people who have made this book possible: Mrs! OTrmnor, Toi ou ssistance ugge dns m ndpa- tience. They have Mrs. Cgge, for so graciously offering to step in for Mrs. O’Connor during her absence the first semester; Mr. l ira Buss, the Herald Tribune, Mrs. Mary Stallman and the Chester Public Library for the pictures you have provided; Mr. Bill Blewett and Taylor Publishing Company, for your guidance and understanding w hile working with us; Mr. John Schirmer, for lettering our “invitation;” The Administration and Faculty for your cooperation, understanding and patience with our activities; And, finally, the Student Body, for without you, we'd have no yearbook. The Summit Editors, Susan Korando and Lyle Kipp Gail Bauersachs and Rhonda Wagner '1 , v