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

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FACULTY AT PLAY Mr. Snively with the aid ot Mike Sliva is instructing the teachers in one of those brain- twister games. Pamela Sprowl is entertaining Iimmy Cherry who is too young for such grown-up games. Young members of the taculty's families. Front row: Pamela Sprowl, Iimrny Cherry, Mike Sliva, Bobby and Iudy Atkins. Back row: Leola Brown, Harriet Cherry, Cammie Cammon, Brook Calvert, Melvin Bower. And yet the youngest member at the faculty party, Susan Cammon, sleepy head gal of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cammon. Since this picture some young- er ones are on the scene. K1

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Mr. Leo Brown, known to all as Brownie, has enjoyed most of all working with those concerned with O. T. H. S. Brownie's hobby is cook- ing and baking, and we think that he's pretty good at it. Qui Qustovlioms Mr. Iake Runyen. Where there's happiness, there's lake! Iake be- longs to the Masons and Odd Fel- lows. He's all out for hunting and fishingg and when you ask him what is his favorite food, it's anything that Ma fixes. e122

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CI lDA CE CCUNCIL The counselors refresh themselves at noon with an excellent luncheon prepared for them by the Home Ec. III classes. Glllb A Guidance Conference was held at O. T. H. S. on April 25, l947 for all Sophomores, lun- iors, and Seniors. Mr. C. A. Michelman, Springfield, gave the opening address, followed by the introduction of the twen- ty-seven visiting counselors by Mr. Cherry. There were three sessions and each student took his choice of Which sections to visitg these fields ranged from the Army and Navy to Medicine and Law. Professors from the U. of l, EISTC, local citizens from all forms of professions, and other outstanding men in the state in their particular field were the counselors. Many practical and helpful suggestions were received by this school, Parkersburg, Clay City, and Noble. After the group conferences, individual talks could be had if desired in as many fields as Wanted. And College counsel- ors were here to see students interested in their school.