University of Illinois High School - U and I Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

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X I BOTTOM ROW--Frances Willis, BeTTy Jordan, Mabel Chavis, Miriam Weed, BeTTe Woller, Anne I.ouThan, Beulah Barham, Carolyn Cayard. SECOND ROW-Carol Jean Kraehenbuehl, Jeanne Marie Rubio, Virginia BrunI4ow, KaTherine Miller, BeTTy Cogswell, Carolyn Judah, Wandalene Thompson, Barbra SchIorT'T. THIRD ROW-CharIoTTe ChrisTie, MadeIyn Laymon, DoroThy Breen, Nancy Fleisher, JaneT KaTherine Miller, KaTherine I.aVaIIe, CaTherine ChrisTie, Suzanne Appelle. MUSIC ADIDIQECIATIQ Swing music, operas, concerTos, symphonies-noTh- ing has been Too insigniTicanT or Too high-Toned To Thrill us, The music appreciaTion group. Miss KiTcheII has aI- ways granTed our wishes and has helped us plan The Types oT programs we enjoyed The mosT. Besides IisTening To phonograph recordings and radio programs, we have heard reciTais presenTed by sTudenTs in The UniversiTy oT Illinois SchooI oT Music. Group singing and dancing added TurTher varieTy To our meeTings. Page Sixlren

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CDUIQ CALE SepT. l5-Wondering and wandering sTudenTs assumed possession OT The school Today. New Teachers, new pupils, new schedules, new subiecTs, new Tloors, new shop machinery, new backboards, new shower equip- menT-all spell a wonderful school year. SepT. I9-In class This morning, we Tound ourselves on The subieci oT ScoTs. Rowena reciTed a dialogue which she overheard on her reTurn Trom ScoTland. Ah, said The cusToms oTiicer, Tinding a boTTle oi WhiTe Horse, 'il ThoughT you said There were only old cloThes in ThaT Trunk. Aye, replied The dignified ScoT, ThaT's ma nighT cap. Thus wroTe Nancy Chloe Keyes concerning eighT o'clock classes: WhaT is This in my hand? l look again and see iT iT is an alarm clock. GreaT ScoTl l-lalT pasT seven! I drop The Treacherous machine on Top of The bed, snaTch a sweaTer and skirT, iam on my saddle shoes, swish The waTer over my Tace, give my hair a couple oi swipes, and dash down The back sTairs wiThouT even a dab of lipsTick. No Time Tor breakTasTl l grab a Tew cookies To eaT on The way. OuTside a car is honking l-lurry, l-lurryl WhaT is This--The liTe oi a Tireman No! The life of a Uni l-ligh sTudenT Trying To make her eighT o'clock class. SepT. 24-We Tinally succeeded in keeping lvlr. Howd busy Tor a whole aTTernoon. He spenT Three hours dodging back and TorTh beTween The Senior Class picnic and The Freshman Class picnic. Miss Cameron gained her exercise by knocking in The home runs. The Fresh- men gained Theirs Through a C.l.O. debaTe-Charles Gray vs. Jewel lvlarco. i STop worrying abouT The pile of dirT ThaT was dumped on Top oT your freshly planTed grass seed, Mr. l-lowd. IT does acid varieTy To The Topography, you know. SepT. 26-Now school can really sTarT: The U and l sTaTf has been appoinTed. ThaT means ThaT The year's greaT- esT proiecl is now under way. The oTher acTiviTies have also been organized. Page Fiftccn DAIQ

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5' 'W 'Z , , . so as BOTTOM ROW-Ross Bell, Peler Moyer, Willard Jackson, Chrislopher Faye, l-lorlense Brigham Henry l-lamillon, Merle Slauliler. SECOND ROW-Mr. l-lowd, Lewis Robbins, Roberl' Fellows, Frank Taubes, Carrol Wilson, John Rains CH E55 When we wenl in To visil rhe Chess Club, Jrhere came from various corners of +he room such expressions as check- rnale, slalemale, caplure, and checlc. The group was playing a Tournamenr supervised by lvlr. l-lowd. Chrislo- pher Faye, we learned laler, won bolh lhe 'rournamenls played during 'rhe year. Page .S'c'z'cntcc'n