Urbana High School - Rosemary Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

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FAC Miss CLARA BULLOCK A.B., M.A. English. Junior Red Cross. MR. CII A RI.KS M. CARPENTER B.A. U. s. History. MR. HARLAN K. CORK IK B.F.A. Art. Graphis. MRS. JANE II. COX A.B. :iris’ Physical Education. Cheerleaders, Pep Assembly Committee. MR. EUGENE B. ARMER B.Bd., M.S. Director of Athletics, P. K. Instructor, “U” Club. MR. L. L. ASTROTII B.S., M.S. Basketball and Football Head Coach. Physical Education. MISS MARIK L. BAUER A.B., M.A. Mathematics, German. German Club. MR. ADAM Q. BENNETT 15.S., M.S. Industrial Arts. Mechanical Drawing, General Shop. An orderly (?) group of students climb the steps Mr. Corrie talks over this business of art with some between classes. of his students. » The 1952 Rosemary

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Principal and Deans Seniors of 19.V2. this splen- did Rosemary is largely your history, Four years ago yon entered the life of the l’r- hana High School and each year you have played an in- creasingly larger role in its activities. Von are the only I'rhana High School class I have known for four years and perhaps that accounts for the special regard which I have for you. Von have been cour- teous, considerate, coopera- tive, intelligent, and capable. Your accomplishments and successes have been many in Mr. R. II. Braun Principal the classroom, in the fine arts, and on the athletic fields. Your departure will present a definite challenge to those who would assume your role of leadership. I hope that you are sorry to leave the I'rhana High School, for that would indi- cate many pleasurable and worthwhile experiences here. Kven youth, however, can only fleetiugly enjoy youth and soon you should be look- ing forward to the adult role you must play in life. I am confident of your success. Mr. R. II. Braun. Mr. Ralph Davis Dean of llor Assistant Principal Miss Sarah Fisher Dean ttf (iirls Assistant Principal Mr. Ralph Davis has always welcomed the stu- dents who seek his guidance. His office was rarely unoccupied, for there were usually boys waiting outside his office door for various reasons, such as getting absentee excuses, or making schedule changes. Besides his duties as dean. Mr. Davis taught classes in general science. Along with the position of sponsoring the I lls Student Council, he was adviser to the State Student Council. Mr. Davis’ friendliness and his sincere willingness to help will not be forgotten by the students of CHS. Miss Sarah Fisher always managed in her busy schedule to give much individual attention to each student needing her help and advice. At any time of the day you could find her working at her many duties, such as arranging activity dates on the school calendar, checking absent or tardy excuses, or advising CHS girls in various personal matters. Besides teaching secretarial training and short- hand. Miss Fisher sponsored the Social Klub. All CHS girls are grateful to Miss Fisher for her un- tiring helpfulness to them all. The 1U5.2 Rosemary 7

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 MR. RALPH S. DAVIS B.Ed.. M.S. Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys. Science. Student Council. State Student Council Board. MISS WILMA J. DRVI)EX B.A., M.A. English. Dramatics. Delta Sigma. Thespians. MRS. ROSE L. HEWITT B.A.. M.A. English, Guidance. Chairman of Junior Class Sponsors. MR. STANLEY R. HYNES B.S., M.S., M.A. English. Echo. Freshman Class Sponsor. Miss Nelson's solid geometry class prepares the next day's lesson. MISS SARAH JANE FISHER A.B., M.A. Assistant Principal and Dean of G Social Klub. MR. JAMES GROSS B.M. Director of Music. MRS. DORA S. HAYDEN B.A., M.A. Girls’ Physical Education, Health and Guidance. Girls’ Athletic Association. MRS. HAZEL HASTY B.S., M.S. Home Economics. Future Homemakers of America. The 1952 Rosemary 9