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

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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

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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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BOTTOM ROW-Carol Jean Kraehenbuehl, Dorolhy Wrighl, Belly Hershbarger, Shirley l-loward, Bar bara lvlcOuaid. SECOND ROW-Horlense Brigham, Judi+h Moyer, Alice Woolers, Jane Brigham, Barbara Dobbins .AA The Execulive Board of fhe Girls' Alhlelic Associa- iion is composed ol The officers and ol one represenralive from each high school class. This group is responsible for planning, organizing, and direcfing 'rhe arhleiic endeavors of The girls wirhin The school. The induclion of new members early lasl fall was only 'rhe beginning of a varied program, including lhe sea- sonal inlramural games and Jrournamenls To which 'rhe girls responded enlhusiasiically. Chrislmas found lhe G.A.A. busy wiih a successful pariy ar which The Sub- Freshmen excelled all olher classes wilh a near perlecl a+- lendance. Scaffered lhroughoul Jrhe year, were several opporlunilies for Jrhe girls io gain a few spliniers from ihe floors of roller-slcaling rinks. The social evenls of ihe Board were lopped by The l-lay Yard Hop, lhe annual barn dance. G.A.A. was also represenled in several play- days. Page Eight