Chrisman High School - Ne Iocus Yearbook (Chrisman, IL)

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oun sup I2 - mtenoent speaks Ibelrer e thateducatronrs the most rmportant problem that faces us today It 1S1lTlp0l'I21I'1Ib6CE1LlSC rt alone can pro trde the soluttwn to our rnternatxonal problems wur econonntc problems our racral and relrvrous pr blems Educa tron must dxrect atomrc enemy rnto peaceful channels for the rmproxement and perpetuatron ofthe human race Only educatron to dexelop proper human relatrons among the peoples of the world can cut down on the spendrnq for past wars and the spendrnq to prevent future wars Man IS on the threshold of the greatest age rn hrstory rf he wrll only educate for peace We must belreve rn and practrce the brotherhood of man A S 41 .AA- MRS. CAROL JANE SHIRAR MR CECIL F SMITH Superrntendent of Unrt No Vrs James Shrmr our schoo' sec retary vas better known to e eryone srrnplx as Carol Jane Thrs was her frrst year as secretary and she frlled her po sttrrn capably NI t only dld she offer her ser rces as typrst and bookkeeper but also as nurse and frtend She deser. as our hearty expressron of gratrtude

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BCARO of GCUCAIIOU HENIRY I PHIPP9 PRE S TDE NIT 'QARVHQ GLICK WALTER CLOUSE SECRETARY RETIRING PRESIDENT 'eval ROBERT RIGGEN RCHARD ROGI RS HO VARD YOUING WILI IAM MALONE ACEL LANC 1948-1957 CECIL E SMITH SUPERINTENDENT I-IURSHEL CRAIG

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'ZZ' MR, JAMES R. DAVIS Under the direction ofour principals, both the grade and highschool have marched forward. These administrators have been sources of endless help in our academic and social problems. Theirs is a continual effort to guide us toward the kind of life that will build a true democracy and a better America. MR. LE ROY EICKEN