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

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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL Urbana, Illinois Baccalaureate Service SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1945, 8 P. M. SMITH IXTIQMORIAL HALL PRocI5ssIoNAL- March, from Athalie ....,.,..,.,.....,......,...,,,,.. ,.,,,,,,,, A Igndglggolm Miss Velma Irene Kitchell INVOCATION-Tllfi Reverend Herbert L. Miller, Emanuel Memorial Episcopal Church, Champaign HX'MN-KKAUICTICH the Beautiful .......................................... ......... W ard The Audience O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain! America! America! God shed His grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood, From sea to shining seal 0 beautiful for patriot dream That sees beyond the years Thine alabaster cities gleam, Undimmed by human tears! America! America! God shed His grace on thee, And crown thy good with brotherhood, From sea to shining sea! SCRIPTUIIE-The Reverend Mr. Miller S1f3RMoN-The Reverend James Hine, McKinley Memorial Presbyterian Church, Champaign llliNI-QDIC'l'ION-Tl1C Reverend Mr. Miller Commencement Exercises TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1945, 8 P. M. SMITH MIQMOIIIAL IIALL PlzoclissIoNAL4 Marche Pontificaleu .................................. ....... d c Ia Touzbcllc Miss Velma Irene Kitchell lNvoCA'rIoN+The Reverend Father McGinn, St. Patrick's Church, Urbana VVlfI.COMl'f--JEIHCI Anderson PIANO SoLo- Valse Brilliante in A-Flat, Op. 34, No. l ........ ......... C lzofviu Kenneth Douglas Weitzel ADDRIQSSHPTOICSSOT Edwin H. Reeder, College of Education Land of Hope and Glory ....................................................... ......... E lgar Mixed Chorus FAR15w15I,L-Richard Sanborn Thomas PIIIQSIQNTATION oF DIPLOMAS-DCHH Thomas E. Benner l'll2NlSDIC'l'ION-Tl'lC Reverend Father McGinn Page Twmztv- jlt

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,xx 5- cl. I9 Q' -1 W. First Rozt'-Virginia Emly, Ann llarnhart, Yirginia Goodwine, Helen Key, Elinor Case, Ann Rovelstad, Alex lxatsinas, Bob Andrew, liill Redhed, Katherine Hutchinson. Second Ro-ru--Iidmund Hood, Mr, Birdzell, Klaus Baer, Dick Noel, Ross Bell, Bob Fessler, Al Liliman, john llurcham, Tony Schloril, Geitel VVinakor, Barbara Ann Garvey, Mrs. Svrindell. Tliird Ron'-Mary Lou NVarmouth, Marian VVecd, Miriam VVorkman, Mary Helen Kane, Ruth Stouffer, Hortense Brigham, Ann Kamerer, Marjorie Hudson, Martha Deam. Junior Class History The Juniors began the school year under the leadership of llill Graham. president. Ann Rovelstad was elected vice-presidentg llob Fessler, treasurerg and Ruth Stouffer, secretary. ln the Student Council, the class was represented by Ross Bell and Helen Key. The traditional junior activities were efficiently handled. The class sold candy after school and other edibles at games. The Just-Us was continued to advantage, and all technical aspects of the University High School play were administered by the Juniors. During all these activities, the class was guided by Mrs. Swindell and Mr. Birdzell. A colorful Christmas dance in the Union Building was one of the social events sponsored by the juniors. This established a new precedent for all-school parties. Of course, the summit of achievement was the Junior-Senior prom. Finding success in every activity they chose to enter, the Class of '46 expect to do big things as Seniors! GMTEL WINAJQOR Page Thiity