Olney Area High School - Olnean Yearbook (Olney, IL)

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Quin Board of Education Mr. A. L. Williams, Mr. Bay Scnneiter, Dr. Frank C. Weber, Mr. L. C. Blackburn, President: Mr. T. C. Colvin, Secretary: Mr. O. H. Buffner, Mr. Frank Godelce, Mrs. Leslie lones, Mr. W. B. Mclntosh, Principal. This group does double duty as the Board of Education for Clney Town- ship ffiqh School, District No. VU, and for Qlney Grade Schools, District No. 37. The Board of Education and the Parent-Teacher Association financed the fine special programs given at Q.T.H.S. durina the year. The first program, rated best by many hearers, was a joint proaram presented by Mr, and Mrs. Philip Yuna Lee. Mr. Lee talked inter- estinaly of Chinese customs and compared Chinese and American music. Mrs. Lee discussed the education of the Chinese airl. Bach of the other proarams in turn seemed unusually good to us all. We all hard ri chance to sinq with the Crrosjean Concert Corripany, and a few chosen boys had a chance to try the trarnpolene with the University Athletes. We enioyed the William Tell Cver- ture played backwards by the Kitty Trumpeteers, and after seeing the School for liraintr both boys and qirls felt there would be fun as well as profit in the radio drama. Tx Je

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4 GOOD MORNING Mr. ffliirlr' Fourtee s M. V ziiiflcvc, Van, is wir lfvlilfi Dim-lar. llv tr-frvlies sonsial studios, C'1'll'S, fIl'l Cconcmi-Qs, HO rorisidors Ukfiristcn Cliiirfziill :fm jrrefrtest liviria iiifm, and Madame Cliifma Kdi-Sliek Alie jrefrlost liviiiq woiiicxn. He likes to listen 'rg Pdul Rolzescn, likes to talk aboui aililefus ani pulilis affairs, likes to cat Telzcric sieaks and read Timo. Miss Hirzfl lows-ry, B.Ed,, is head of :nr ffm- mor '1':l f'lf'P1'Il'lIIl l'l'. Slic' is YI Cl'L'II'F'li iiiertilicir rf 'he Eetf: Sl'IlIl'I Plii samrry. Miss 'l'mw0rj,' szjws ner favorite 'cpu' of UOHVCTSTHIOH new, is 'me wary Ordinwrily, mimi. Slic is land ef s'Cak. Tue New Yorker is lifr favcrilc iiidfguziiic. Mr. E1i!'lT',1TlZ1 Siiivrly, l'.l.A., has iasses in Arnet- an ffistcry iria Axrierifaii l.i'era'ure. Mr. Sm'.'r.j,'s Z':'Jcr1'e siziafr is Dmdlx Shire. Ffis VC'-gsee'.'e is Lvilllff fresky. iff' 'zpiiil-cs fzie Duslifss cf l.'.liiiqis'i :iid fareizy ,lllLOll1fSTfll :rf Folk r'x'l1Pr iisfffss lW lll'7S. llis f'z','r,r1ff' Tcgvi i.,' if f'on'.'OrsJ1fiQii is fc Miss Pear. Yas', M.A., iearhes 'fforlfl llis'cij,'. Sho is a member cf the Fichlaria Country Clair She plays bctii the piano and the pipe crazrt. Miss Ycstls favcrif TCPK cf Ccnversaticri is fcaal, and her favcrifo feed steak, French frzes and letfaie salad. She erroys The z-frifirias af Aiitcirie 'if Sainf Exupvrjx :rid Gcsod Eieusekeegtxna 'r 4 i If! 17'lO Miss V is fl era Smvh, MA., our Latin 'ecuhor and Debate Coach. Sho likes tc discuss the '.-:ar cmd Considers lffinsicn Cliurczli- the areatest liviriq mari. Her favcrre popu- lar song is Cliffs ef Dcverf' She is fr member of thi: Olney Basiriess and Prcfesslcnal Vfemeri's Club lie? liorrv .s rocking,