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

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BOTTOM ROW-Merle STauTTer, ChrisTopher Faye, Shirley RoberTs, MarTha Dodds, Shirley Howard Virginia Brunkow, Ross Bell, PeTer Moyer. SECOND ROW-T.1rs. Hess, Miss Cameron, Miss Chanqnon, Mr. Hines, Rowena Edgar, Miss Andrews Mrs. Wilson, Miss Terry. THIRD ROW-Mr. Goodson. RcloerT Graham, Mr. Skinner, Mr. Howd. THE ALL SCHCQL CGM IITTEE The All-School ComrniTTee. whose TuncTion is To pro- vide Tor ail acTiviTies which aTTecT The school as a whole, is an organizaTion composed oT The class advisors and Two represenTaTives Trom each class. The commiTTee meeTs every oTher week. PeTer Moyer is secreTary oT The commiTTee and chairman oT The calendar sub-commiTTee, Shirley Howard is chairman OT The social sub-commiTTee, and Rowena Edgar is chairman oT The assembly program sulo-comrniTTee Tor The year. I nyc 77tlllf-V,Y1'7l'l7

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...A lvlosT men are busy going: ThaT's all They ever do. Their liTe depends on rushing Things. There are, oh, very Tew Who realize The glory ThaT comes wiTh every rain, The beauTy oT a deep blue sky, I The sighing wind's reTrain, The deep and mysTic silence ThaT comes on winTer nighTs Wlfen moonbeams dance upon The snow-- These are The real delighTs. The someThing ThaT They Teel Then, ThaT makes Them seem so small- Some day They'll realize ThaT iT ls peace-iusT peace-ThaT's all. OcT. 3l-lmpromplu assemblies have always been our TavoriTes. Maybe The reason is ThaT They keep us guessing. Our legs would have reTused To budge iT we had been called upon To parTicipaTe in The quiz pro- gram, bui Franklin Baldwin cerTainly didn'T lose his nerve. l-le came ouT wiTh a Tree baskeTball TickeT Tor guessing The weighT oT a TuTure aThleTe, Billy Danielson. For once, The Teachers experienced being puT on The spoT, having To sing Row, Row, Row Your BoaT while aT The same Time adding a column oT Tigures. Mr. l-lowd almosT had a nervous collapse: Mr. Skinner's bariTone guavered piTiTully. As anyone mighT expecT, iT was Mr. I-larnish who concenTraTed on The Tigures. l-le reaped his reward, Too! Are you sure ThaT you de- served iT, Ivlr. l-larnish? f The Senior l-lallowe'en parTy wenT OTT wiTh a bang! Corn sTalks, pumpkin Taces, black caTs, wiTches, ghosTs, a harvesT moon, colored lighTs-all lenT an eerie aT- mosphere. Dancers were more Than delighTed wiTh The music oT Jack Kirk's orchesTra. A Tew oT The cosTumes kepT The onlookers in suspense unTil The very momenT The masks were removed. Wandalene Thompson, Rob- erT Reich, l-lelen Key, and Franklin Baldwin carried away rhe prizes. Page Tzcrmzty-:ia

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BOTTOM ROW-James Knoles, Richard Ruehe, William Oliver, Boyd Henry, Howard Sachar, Chris- lopher Faye, John Rains, Allen Davis. SECOND ROW-Virgil Willms, Mary Herberl, Norma Lowdermillc, Laura Benner, Grace Welsh. Anne Noble, Mary Ellen Benneffl, Margarel Moore, Helen Dodds, James Breen. THIRD ROW-Anne Loulhan, Kafhleen Glenn, Arlene Caslle, Nancy Fleisher, Theresa Hannagan, Shirley Howard, Dorolhy ivifrighi, Mabel Chavis, Helen Kaiser, Oren Dale Cogswell. FOURTH ROW-Beulah Barham, Madelyn Laymon, Judilh Moyer, Charlolle Chrisfie, Barbara Emly, Thomas Daniels, Roger Tobin, Gerald Gernon, William Brigham, Glenn Percival. JU IDIQ C ASS A+ our Tirsl class meeling we elecred ollicers. Roger Tobin immedi- arely occupied The Presiden+'s chair. Dorolhy Jane Wrighl became Vice Presidenlg Judilh Moyer, Secrelaryq Richard Ruehe, Treasurer, and Chrislopher Faye and Shirley Howard, Represenlalives lo The All-School Commillee. ln December, wilh Jrhe usual hurry and buslle, we slaged an all- school parly. The grading periods coasled by. and soon spring came. We gave a superb performance of The Phanlom Tiger, a sequel lo lasl year's Junior play. These are only a few of The examples of excellenr worlc done by our class. Waijr unlil nexl yearl -JU DITH MOYER Page Twcrzty-c'1'ylzf