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

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A-. , il Izjtlz Im t Charles Ross, Jim Bray, Morris McLeod, Ronny Maginn, Gordon Comings, Gary Brown. Fr mth Ratt Don Neville, Kendall Falienstock, Tom Lambert, Peter XVindesl1eim, Denny Tucker, Jim DeHaven. fluid R0 4 Jean Hutchinson, Thelma Lewis, Tod Oliver, John Pritchett, Lorenzo XVylie, George XVillms, Gale McDade, Herbert lute lxenny Nlount Mr Allen. smtuzd R0 1 Urs. XVard, Jane Roos, Harriet XVinters, Arm Bartlett, Janet Jenkins, Greta Erickson, Barbara Ross, Hertha Don in1n Nally NIC -Xllistcr lleanor Stoddard. Front Po Baibara Adams, Nancy Gray, Mary Emly, Carol Cone, Ann Buckley, Virginia Bennet, Nancy Sifferd, Betsy Ye itter To Xnn President ....,......., .... I ...Nancy Gray Yiee-President ..... .............. R Iary Emly Secretary ....,.,........... ,...... V irginia Bennett Treasurer ,...,..,............... ,..,..... S usan Herrick Girls' Representative ..,.... .,,.... B arbara Ross Boys' Representative ....... ................................ J im Bray Advisers ,,,,,,,,................. ........ K lrs. Ward, Mr. Allen On November 9, 1946, we Freshmen gave a class party. It was based on a baby theme and was a great success. The Freshman hop after the Rantoul game had the greatest attend- ance of the year. A St. Patrick's Day class party given March 15, 1947, proved to be as successful as the First party given. A VVe have been proud of the boys who have represented us in sports. We have all en- joyed participating in the extra-curricular activities of the school. In all, we have had a very successful year, and we are looking forward to the next three years at Uni High. Page Twentx .wx

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v .7 1 Wx . I xv, if Sixtli Ron-Davicl Dieteinaun, Frank Finch, Art Stoddard, Hamilton Smith, ,lim Delaney, llob Stafford, Herbert Keener, Donald Ilaldwiu. Fifth Roc.-Mr. Frasure, Brice Harris, Richard Potthoit, Jay Dodds, Don Dietemann, Tommy Cole, lien Harris, Fred Schlorfif. Fazrrfli Iy'f-zu-Tlwomasina Lowrv, Lucretia Mcl'l1erson, Sally Davison, Miriam Loomis, Virginia lirickson, Mary Jean Kudo, Georgia Ham- mon-. Mary Ruth Tate, Lois Ferdiua. Third Rozy-Yirgliiia llanks, Mary Ewing, Lois Hershbarger, Margaret Samuel, Avis Raasch, Annette Rodebush, Barbara Cohen, Deborah Dobbins. Carol Fulrath, Louise Hinton, Patricia Frampton, Mrs, Kraus. Scuond Iliff--.Xllll lluttitta, Mary XYesley, Roberta Rosecrans, lliamando Tomaras, Indy Gallivan, lane Haworth, Therese Truitt, Mary Ivey. Fltffllf R1 is -Larry Kettelkamp, Philip Patrick, Russell Miles, Robert Buley, Leland XVarmoth, Jim Ayars. SOPHOMORES President ...,.......... ..... l' iob Stafford 'Vice-President ....... ....... C arol Fulrath Secretary .,.......... .......... S ally Davison Treasurer ..................... ....... H erbert Keener Girls' Representative ...,. .,....... T erry Truitt Boys' Representative ..... .................... H amilton Smith Advisers .................,...... ...... K lrs. Kraus, Mr. Frasure Wie Qophornores have had a very busy and successful year. Nut only did we sponsor the traditional all-school events such as the Spring Fling and two hops, but we treated ourselves to a Barnyard Party. Feeling the call of the kilocycle, we presented a radio dis- cussion over XYI L L. Our subject was Pattern for Peace. Of course, vue generously Contributed our talents to nearly all of the school activities. The basketball and football teams, -lunior Terrapin, junior Orchesis, and the Dramatics Club all found themselves Sophomcire-studded. We can hardly wait until xve've crossed the bridge leading into the land of upperclass- men, and we expect to do great things when we get there. Pao: Tzvciity-fz't'

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Tw Third Rott'-Tohy Greenman, Margaret Humphrey, Clara Downs, Cynthia Dolan, Mrs. Gribanovsky, Ieannine Allen, Ann XVelles, Julia Landis Anne Carter. Srfoud Rott'-Nancy Newton, Kathryn Cummins, Geneva VVilliams, Tommy Rogers, Cleaves Bennett, Carole Murphy, Dorothy Rosecrans. Front Rua'--joseph Casserly, Ellis Pierce, Ben Bailar, Peter Tomaras, Stephen MeNamara, Hugh Davison. SUB-FRESHME President ............. ...... S tephen McNamara Yice-President ...... .............. H ugh Davison Secretary ......,... ..... U Teannine Allen Treasurer ............................ ..... C leaves Bennett Council Representative ...... ...,..... T ommy Rogers Adviser .............................. .,..... K Irs. Grihanovsky Among the parties given during the year were a masquerade party, an Ad party, to which everyone came dressed as an advertisement, and the annual party given hy the old Sulm-freshmen for the coming year's Suh-freshmen. The group was enrolled 1007? in the Junior Red Cross. Though the smallest class in the school, it filled more gift hoxes than any other class. The Suli-freshmen were well represented in plays, intramurals, and other extra-eur- ricular activities. Page Tuicnty-srrcn