Illinois Valley Central High School - Sequence Yearbook (Chillicothe, IL)

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ff' LIEUTENANT fJ.G.J LONNIE F. PARK QUnited States Navyb e9icafion FOR NEARLY FOUR YEARS, MR. PARR SERVED AS OUR CLASS ADVISER, SKILLFULLY GUIDING US THROUGH THE TWISTS AND TURNS OF HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. HIS LIVELY PERSONAL- ITY AND AMIABILITY MADE HIM WELL-LIKED BY ALL, NOW SINCERELY MISSED. IN GRATI- TUDE TO HIM-AND BECAUSE OF OUR LIKING FOR HIM-WE, THE CLASS OF 1944, DEDICATE THE CHILLISCOPE TO MR. LONNIE PARR. The 1944 Chzllzscope

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1944 CHILLISCCJPE Editor .... . Orva ,lane Mullen Business Manager . . Jean Fenn CHILLICOTHE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Chillicothe, Illinois

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V if 'cf L 'llsffv K., fi. . NIR. ORVILLE NOTHDURFT WALTER ADAMS Social Science B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University A'B.' Bradley lVl.S., University- of Illinois lVl.A., No hwest n niversi Hffrvaffl Umvefslty 7 University of Kansas 41 University of California For nine years Mr. Adams acted as our principal, but because of a recent illness, he was forced to relinquish his position. His duties were assumed on January 14, 1944, by Mr. Nothdurft, an alumnus, who had been an instructor at Woodruff High School. We were fortunate to have Mr. Adams remain on the faculty for part-time teaching. We now wish Mr. Adams Good Luck, and welcome Mr. Nothdurft as our principal. away, f.2azzw-u,, When told that the change of faculty in the last two years would come under special features, I wondered what I could possibly say about the teachers: so I got opinions from different members of the school. The first group consists of teachers who have come and gone in the last two or three yearsg the second, teachers who have come to us within the last two or three years and are still with us, The 1944 Chilliscope