1945 Maroon by Maroon Archives

Pa uli1w Bohm

Hd i tor-i" -chit>/

* l tliWt:in g Nlitor

Barhara Sand Jlu

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1AR

ha b n

and Pari ian fo r initial . b th m in M.1y, 1945. cia

in d ign at th

gravin th

w r

mad

illt'

III Q IW/:I'f

B n di tan with

m n an T ·p Found r Tow r a di pia •

the 1 win City Pnnting Company. Champaign. and print d b ·

hamp1on Satin Proof

nam I. Th

rt work wa produc d b • th

nior high chool und r th direction of 1i

by th

. R

Jrubb Co . Champai n. and th

Bonni L wi . The encov r

w r

uppli d b •

lolloy Compan ·. Chicago. PreparatiOn and up n·i ion of all photograph and d1torial py have b n hy th Cl

nali m program at th

chapt r of Quill

nior high chao!.

nd Scroll. and arned out a a part of th jour

HI E door

wmg op n . .

for hundr d of boy and girl

m cia room and laboratory . n w learmng. mor monplace in appearance . yet ymboltc of a priccl for on and all. Our door

. 1 adtng to n w exp n nee

kill . ad of w d and Ia com pnvil ge . door to a formal education

may they continu to wtng open for every youth a th y ar roll by.

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THE MAROON 194 5

VOLUME XXXV ~E

lOR HH.II

~CHOOL

Champaign, lllinoi ...

DEDICATION A. 1n they ar that hav gon b for • I 1>45 \\ill brin • th Gl Ll\ 1 ~1 g n ration of youthful citiz n . who in cap

rio ea ld

r h nd will come a d1pl rna

with anticipation.

ization that in th

•gh of r li f will

bri f pa ing of th

nd gown. will for!ll th ymb I of

characters. the time. th d nab! pride, th It i th cr

plac

mooth into glowing

But alwa ·

mil

L ·

will

par

prim d with th

real

tatu from stud nt to alumnu . ne\'l'r changin

xcept for th

arne emotional ov rflowing. th

par-

unbounded joy. th unr trained happin

h ritage of youth -our

m rican youth

of a majorit '. ev r ' boy and girl ha b

d vclop and grow accordlflg to hi talent ment

}' ar

there i th

omm ncem nt lm

contract fulfill d

hour. each chang

like pattern ha b en follow d throu bout th

lEt 1rl to anoth r

Und r par ntal dir ction and by d -

n provid d th opportunity of an education rl h rc hav b

n no imp

ed inhibition . no requir -

to hold to fa i t dogma . By th exp rience of tim , that traimng h

implant democratic r pon ibihtie

fr e peopl . not

lav

I d by

b en tuned to lfi h. infl x1bl

th orie It i the arne everywhere throughout th ky with a free pirit

land.

m rican youth c,m look up into, clear

He can whi tl a tun and lau h wh nev r h fe I hke it. H

bow to a totalitarian power. or wor h1p at a dictator'

d not

hrin .

faro ''

h i

ur ri ht

an Am rican ri hL We have a nam

for it

h h

com

down to u a .1 pnv1lege. fa hioned from th t ar and !aught r and truggle of a valiant band that t th cour of th ir v nt enth c ntury ailboat toward th W t It wa nurtur d by th wind that bl w .1cr p10ne r fa th r on th d the h art . it flouri h d on privation and hard hip

1 ho

patn t knew th full for

of it

rt d Plymouth hore

m anm . th ir voi

Planted d pinto

caught it up, making th

m untam and fi ld echo w1th th v ry pow~r of 1t. 1 hey mold d It 1nto a ca t iron bell and hung it in Plul d •lphia. th y ang it m a nth m : th y watched it grow in wh at fi ld and fore t h prang int full bloom at Valley J·orge.

I 1k quiCk 1lv r it ha

pr ad unch ck d over rur I acr and ky- crap red treets. alloyin wto th blood of tho in work hop or laboratory, th hom and pulpit. h ha b com a part of v r • hf . qualizmg th h1gh .1nd th low to a common I v I. \\'Jth th pa 1ng

b n chang ountl chang 1n the env1ronm nt that hav f t1m l~ut n t on ha the lu t r t rni h d.

b n hap d

f public du at1on 1 but a inglc manif tation

h would. ind d. b a far ry to bnng th' curnculum and cu tom of th pa t into th pr nt day .hampaign !ugh hool Fundam ntal of r ading and wnung of a half century a o a qu rt r c ntury v n would b woefully 1nadequat on pr nt day tandard . Yet th arne ba ic force th poolmg of c t and th d mand for equaltty for each cr d or ·, ha b n untouch d. And th am pirit. th up urging in th br a t of •outh nd th m forth to the batt! front, r ady to ive th ir all to k p Fre dom .1live. During th pat three y ar, we have n th m go W hav watch d th blu tar chan • to old. alway with th fe ling of r gr t. y t knowing full w II that 1t i a part of a dcmocr tic pattern and our emotion hould be t mp r d \ ith prid . 1 h • would hav it o. \Ve ar a part of that id al bec.1u we ha v br ath d it v ry mom nt of our livc . To u . of th current day. it i an ace pt d pnvil g that rna· b found on every unlit tre t thr ughout Am nca, in our ch1ldren' play, through th ound of th church b II. nd in the right to tand up m an a mbly and a· th truth a we now it 1 hat 1 th pint of th chool th nc of th d1ploma that will b giv n to th capp d and gown d youth on raduation day. It ha ben o throughout th hi tor· of our nation: it will b o in th y ar of th futur . And to that pirit, th ideal of qual opportunity to one and II. we, th tatf. dedicate th 1945 Maroon.

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}.{aroon

0 NT E NT S Pre· f ~u·c·

In Mt•moriam

1hc• Yc•ar

\dmini ... trat ion

The

~tuclc-nt ...

9 2;-'

:l5

I ramatic· ....

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Public•ation ...

lu ~ic·

lo\port...

~kill ...

ancl Craft ...

107

Or~anization ...

l II

Patron"'

125

faro n

PREFACE A ) atd t

k i alway a m mory book but

th mtm ry. for th

pnnt d \\ ord

mor oft n than not

nd th

pt tur

w1ll bnng b ck a

whol train of v nt that cannot b record d m black and whtte.

It h

b n our h p that tht book. pubh h d tn th

fill both rot

that

.ad m r~ alhng Ih r

th r mtl~p

that hav

b n much that w

nap h t

wtll b a book of m mon

f b )

and gtrl

\\ h

pnng of 194S, will

and at th

arne ume. an

I y ar

mark d th

wanted to tnclud

hterally hundred

hav b n our cia mat . om candad

f fa ult ' and tafT m mb r that maght b count d on to promot m pt tur

of o a ton

that '

account of a

r~ o

maJ r tmp rtan

nd much too

ha hit ht that mak h cia

a chuckl .

a w II a

writt n

But th Maro n can b but a in I

mall to r cord mor

of I <>45 had

fractton of tho

world chang d dur;ng th fir t of th thr e year

naor htgh for wJthtn a f w hart \ m ncan

than a m r

up an v ntful ) ar.

mor group. war wa d dar d on \ ar With

, and the lake which we know wtll ltve

tn our mmd thr u h th y ar to com volum .

fighttn

k a t r it \\a

rmany

tall d a th

nd Japan. And war

tn far off plac

throughout th

world

pho a global r ach d

mto v ry hom . ttll ltfe w nt on r tn taon

but

ompltcat d by hortag

·ctllng

upon h alth butldtng cour

1aroon for 19 4, thr

nd n n th I , f w r paru

h r

and ooal v nt

gr atly .ace I rat d cia

that \\ er d ign d to pr par

nd of cour , th r wer th or th

pi a ant.

n \

mpha i

cancellation of th

Btg 1 w lv champton hip m the fi ld of port , drill

for atr ra1d that n v r cam ubJ t

and rattonsng, curta1lm nt and

oodb •

tud nt to b

work and a ho t of new

for th gnm bu tn

of war

atd to th bo · who volunt r d

who wan d until th tr t ht nth btrthda ·to h ar the call to th color .

\V tri d to get part of tt all mto th Maroon, but much ha be n omitt d not I ft out tnt ntaonally v r ·thtng snto tht one b You can't

but b cau

f und

faro n

1mp

ibl to pack

th blo d, w at and t ar that went mto ll-th after

JU t a w II

ho I

on man·. many ntght . Per

But w dtd h.av a fine ttm dotn

P r

h ur and th midnight otl that burn d brighd h,1p tt

H l \1 KI R. Fdrtor.

lln titrtnnriatn I u "'urrt•ll•

Jim

llamlll Kirh•

lnin Bluum

Jad. llml ,.

Juhn

llu~lu·•

Juhn J, l.t•u

~laniun

l't·ll~

juh n

t('Hunalrl

hilf'lw tl

\lht·rl \\. Bru-.n Jtlllll'~

C. l'tnr•un

t:uj1;t•rw llammorul

\llt•n K, l'urll·r

(,lt•nn

". ~1.

l'uul l't•dt•r,un

~luurt•

l.t·u J. \l•up

Ualt• \\ al•on

Janw C.

Hit·h rrtl I

all••

J..e

1'11-.in Kt•nn'

(;t'lll'

(,ft•n Brunn• r

l ..n-.•un O•lrarult•r

Ha~ IIUIIul

l'hillip•

\rlhur 'J urn•

Ita~

burn

ilhur Olun• John Co-la

John "'""fT•·r

han

John E. (,illt•n

K•·nrwlh D. han•

Janw•

(,a~tliuna

HoiH"rl

illianr•un

~lurro-.

l rant.. Burl

John T. \\ omf,

n .. i,;hl u."i'

\\ illium 1'. \ rirwr

Hog1 r Dillman Joh II 1),

~~ill

orman Ltn i n,;fu-. (,lt•nn \, } ielllhinller

HuhPrl Uuflit·lrl

Hulwrl

Juhn

~all•

. lluul

~lar•hall

Burd1

\faroon

faroon

tng a\\ Jtl )OUih

ng I . C. hf.. high hool and who at Urbana 1.1 t umm r to VI ll h r nd tud nt wa hand d a tran ript f am , and to att nd at th hour 'ot d imm diat ly \ a coming at hour four And

rccnt. g tr d th non atmg of candy in th at th I unch h ur Many forgot th

orridor and th \ arning in th

tnngent rule "uh thr at of di ctplinary action hi f bu in at hand ducati n. 1()

furoon

tng. tng

cnt r cia promt m to carry on th tudcnt upport that could b count d and , bu tn manager. and ditor in chi f of all tud nt publica-

Barbau p

and \tee pre tdent Ruth fl tch r pre td nt and

tr a ur r

Maroon

di Chrome/ ( wlHCh mad in1tial p p arancc on th Ia t JÂˇnday of pt mb r with D rothy rm trong. JUmor. a ditor, I here L1h y , bu in manager .â&#x20AC;˘ nd a full t ff of oth r work r ), a tud nt d1 rectory, a n w rvice bu a ~p cial program for th Urh.lna were

Hall

Jan Dor

Tht

faro n

nd to dnllin

t out

f th

t th Oft n Octob r 9 rctatn th

picch C rtainl • promtncnt tn th group of nior at Hallow

1 h~

faro n

·ith th mt adv ntur of a tan Burk Dick K 11 ·. and

Jam C ttr II. and d compana d by a numb r of londr d formed a f n in th act wuh Joanne Br oung m n ladly ~ urn d th rol of fen officers. numb r of other tud nt had ltkewi e Erni Wright. Rob rt J n . , nd Dal (J dling pa ·mg torn·cl at a high rate of p d.

pmt

tsm with th ar mo

h Stud nt Councal had nt rtam d r pr ntativ from m mb r h I at da tri t coun il conf rene , with Da k Hur t outgoing pre td nt. carr •ang th hurd n in pro\'ldmg th program.

1 h ch r I ad r mad up of Rub· Zamdar . Pat K nne·. J an Brud r, Ma ·in 1 dlo k larvm B II and Vtrginia I u cal ct lat r replac d by 1 orma 1 'ug nt had v r • abl • d m on trat d th ar abiluy to arou the tud nts t top h 1 ht m upporllng th t am. And th w r larg ly r pon ibl m maJ...ang th snake dan e th talk of th town. t th bonfire h ld on th evening of 1 'ov mb r 2 and ammedaatcly pr c dang th origi nal dat of th Champai n Urbana gam th ch r lead r had th t am upp rt r at f v r pttch. Had the gam b n play don th following \'ening. pirit alon would hav earn d th bo • through to a toph av • cor But th rain. coming tn torr nt . cau d a po tp n m nt of th gam until 1 ~ov mb r 16, chtlltng th tud nt Council ambttion to II thou and of 'mum to th fan . th pubhcata n cia e from putting out th fir L gam program. forcing th band m n in furth r reh ar al , , nd of cour . obliging th victory hungry hroon f n to it in th bitang cold to th t m win by a core of 1 3 to 0 To b ur . th Maroon w r th up rior t am. and c rtainly d rv d to\ in nd th r ar no complaint . 1 h on victory th lam m t in aroon Big Twelv hi tory mad amend for all mi fonun artier in th fall. Th country had el ct d a Pr id nt. pa ing on that honor to I ranklin th fourth con cutiv term, and b tw n th original date of th rbana game and th tim played in po tponement, r port card had b n tails d and pa d out to the tud nt body. th 1 hank giving holida • w r JUSt around th corner, ,1nd a anoth r ha blight of th month. th dramatic ction wa r ady to pr nt the fall play on th 17th. Th tud nt th m lv dsd not decad betw n Roo velt and 0 w y at th poll . al though the ample balloting at th chool how d trongly th nauon I tr nd tor tam th Ire ident for anoth r term.

1 en of the tudent with thre memb rs of th faculty did, ho\ v r. h v a mo t activ part in tallying the local vote . Formmg an el ction bur u. Ann \Vith r , Pat ho mak r, Alma iller, Dori Kaufman. ·lor nc 1 e . Jay M y r . rt Blanchard. ·re man Wall , Harr • Jt

faroon

WJlham .

\faroon

, Jam ilath u.

JOn

Pamt d h Januar

laroon

"mtr artl t

turd

bUIIdm

Hunt. D1an

lr ngrh a am t a no"

K ith Mar

round of D c mbcr and

B.ub.ua Patt ron. in h r u ual typiccll m. nnrr. addrd ample area m to th production a th blind dat . Oth r in th ca t w r Bill I au! who play d th part of the hmgl mfe t d Dutch: th all round pal although h htly on th dull id pi y d b hu k ondon. th runt of th group who wa alw · it d and no • nd th unlucky h ld r of th bhnd dat -\Van\'lck Brown. huck

nt hov. 1 I.

tn b th Janu

w ath r mor r th

nding

thr

of Januar · 27 \\ h n th Baton lth ugh th Ia club bow d to popul r ap n w t ach r t th fa ult) and pon or of th pub announ d tnd fintt al pl.1nning to I av in arly but

dc1)

old

wh n a ain th ut d. gtvmg the r ult of th pr vi u I' h ld xamination . and p rmtttmg a f w of th probation nior t m v up to full fl dg d tandtn \ •ith th tbtltt • f graduatt n. For the r maind r of the quart r. ba k tball contlnu d to b th all con umin t pte\\ ith very tudcnt olidl · b lllnd th tam. \Vtth cia di mi d for l tncoln' btrthda ' a a bri f r lap from cia room

nd th . with the oth r provi t n for r I atton kept cv r tlung on an even k..: I unttl th I t r roll d ar und on ar h 20 With di m1 d unt1l pnl 3

And thcr wa v ry r a on to b li v that th op r. would xc I th p rformanc of th Th

\1 r

h vo ah t did not b â&#x20AC;˘ ny m

n manop liz 19

Th band m n und r th dir ction of Mr. Ri y 1 ader. hk wi c ntnbut d a har . f ttv.1l ttr ung att ntion h adlincr h ol a bit tr Âˇing and tudy wa dtfficult hf moved along â&#x20AC;˘ t a pi a antly gr abl

year. ~I h r had b n btt of huffimg n cc ary with thr of th d partm nt m mb r mg th load-to ab orb th archit ctural and mechanical drawing cla taught by \Vii on who 1 on leave of ab nee to rvc in th \V . And hort uppli in om cntical mat rial had mad ary to pi c n w mpha i up n oth r f atur and el ctrical cour But by nd larg . th d partment earn d on. m riting th approval of th tat vocauon.1l d partm nt. 1 hree memb r of th indu trial ducat10n faculty, however. w rc rc pon ibl for no littl candal wh n, att ndmg a national vo ation.1l conf r nc at Philad lphia. th y wand r d into a rc trict d area and had photograph d ction of a hipyard Held by the BI a po ibl aboteur. th trio wa finally relea d and ab olv d of all u picion. 2()

Tht

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lthou •h tall h ad, th final da of a • hma · d w1th graduatt n for a •roup of mor , and th moving up of im phomor will mov nd w1th 1ay 28 rollin ar und, th r 'II b a chanc of final th t1on t h r 'll b tuck d aw But tt mu t b dmitt d that th diploma that r to b pa d out on th vcning of May 25 rc the kc p akc for which mo t of u ar an ·iou ly awaiting. [nd of th t rm. how v r. i only ano,h r mtl tone along th CH pathwa ' 1 rue. th old nior w1ll b gon man' mto th rv1c . oth r coil g and univ r iti But with th coming of anoth r ptcmbcr. th r 'll b a n w cia of mor who will look forward to th y ar a th mo t vcntful of tr. ir liv : th r 'II b noth r group who'll bear the di tinction a · JUntor " and anoth r crop of graduat from th Jumor H1gh chool that w1ll t p into th rank a ophomor . Pro p ct ar particularl ' bright for a fine football t am to rcpr nt th chool on th gridIron. with Fr ddi MaJor, Jr .. and Jam ottr ll ba k to form th nu leu . th r 'It b anoth r fi htin five, read · to carry on th crap and make a trong btd once mor for th tat ba k t ball crown. But thr of our old t~ach r fn nd will not b li ted on th facult • roll . Mr. 1cBrid . 1 aving midw y of th cond met r, ha v r' dcfinit ly d cid d to conttnu to ltvc in hi hom tO\ n of Mtllcr tity, 1 1t L wi , popular and hardworkin art teach r-who ' fri ndly hand n v r fail d tn tim of n d--cho to r turn to th comm rcial field 1n t ad of th cla room. and l\li Ro c ha b n p r uadcd to tak up a h memaking car r. with h r n w incinnati , ddr a "I h c tea her will b m1 d b' the 1946 cnior a w II a b • th ophomor s wh mov up to b th JUnior of n ·t y ar. nd th m mori of th tr paticnc and ktndl · con ideration will b trca ur d b • all tho who kn w them in th cia room. But th coming and oing of th t aching taff i much lik that of th boy and girl who ach •car climb up on mor r und in th ladd r thcr '11 alwa • b n w one to tak th ir plac . nd th r

Thl' Maroon

v. til b wh

v r pr

mak up th A

nt opportuntt y for th

ncwcom r

afT ct10n

of th

youth

mor lH h p pulatton

nior who will ay far w II in !at :\1ay. th }

m m nt . th y'll a1wa tn t r for th n ·t

r in rctro p ct h

r main a htghlights in our mcmon

a proph~t

mu h ktll

\Vtn

r th \ tsdom of a ag

to m k

many. many bnght

But it doc n't r quir

Ion

too

pr~dtctton of v. hat 1

r, n

w can for c t the nd Happily and mot fortunat for th m mb r of th n v. cia of th w.u 10 Europ . b m hmg th t n ton that ha t na tou ly hung ov r th had of th pr

nt graduatmg cia

th tr

da~

of rat1 ntng wtll b at an nd.

ntry tnto th

nior htgh

And

we hop . th

\Vc. a Am n an . \\Ould v h mcntly deny th

lightc t

Ia k of patnoti m tn doing our b t to arry on dunng th w.u d,1y but th dr am of p ac , nd th

return of dear on

\V n v.

m almo t too go d to b tru .

an for t II. a atn wnh ound rca oning nd th logtc of good 1udgm nt. that th v. til conqu r th ltgcr n xt fall on th f tball field. that th ba k tball t m \\ill tate crown, that Fr d MaJOr wtll produc . and Harold J

,._,

h p

t r'

too. that th

tr ck t r

wtll

n w v. rittng cia

a !ton'

har

of th

tate champion

tablt h n w r cord v.tll

mor.: tack)

produ tion of a

y arb k, that the wnung and publi'ihtng art wtll forward under th } mpath tic guidan c of an dvi r who r fu to b balk d by the tnconv nicnc~ · and dt couragcm nt that m •

k lik

mountain

nd finally \ datly I

Champaign

and th

follov. in

ntor Hi h . j~ t ,

hop that th rc wtll b no I t up tn that con tant triving for rna tcrin

194

Mar

tabh h d

a h

h ol one of th out tandmg

· ar b • th hool in th

4'> ha b n OUR big y ar in chool. w

of th ne ·t graduating cia .

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amp!

Do with it a

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in maktng

tate. I av th futur

to YOU

* * *

far on

ADMINISTRATION

RD OF E DL CATIO Mr J [ i utnt Mr R~lph K I [ H \1 lion up not nd nt 1) tor

h Champ:ugn public chool ' tern offi 1ally known a d1 tnct 71 I m ntary or grad hool , on JUnior and on n1or h1gh ho I ound d pnor t War b · citiz n of a t Urbana (lh original name of pre nt da • Champaign) th y tern ha rown from a t •pica! on -room piOn r hool in a r nted building into a ph} ical plant repr nt1ng an 1n\' tm nt of mor than a million ollar up nntend nt. ninet n pnncipal and up rvi or . and on hundred and thirty-two t ach r ar mplo • d to dir ct th in true I program for 1. 200 young ter .

R gular ion of th board arc hdd on the fir t 1 hur da ' of ach month, with p cia! or call d m ting wh n th d mand ari c . d upon a majorit ' .1 · hairm n

Maroon

2 ,-.,

MELLON 1 DI â&#x20AC;˘ T E. H. MI LL

tat

i w II known throughout an edu ator and , dmini trator. a w 11 a an outt home h

bu i r man than ver, h hoot cour happi r p twar lif with

w II du at d Clttz n . In hool or out. h ha ampl d mon trat d th t unu u I and rare abtltty of making all fore r aliz th valu of ~ducation.

ALLISON - , OP 10 T

rating for th Champa1gn

nior high

I i du ,

m no mall mea ure. to th effort and for ight of Pnncapal Carl \V J\lli on Up n h1 h uldc r t th rc pon ibilaty of wca hang th natural t nd n 1 of youth agaan t th m trum nts of cducata n to forge th outlook forth future. Quack to r alaz th n d for p caal traming for w.u rv 1 ~ th CH principal wa among th fir t admmi trator to dopt n w our in acronauta and to tart r v mp1ng th curriculum for mor intcn 1v traming in math matic . Kandly and highl Âˇ n 1ti\' to th w lfar of b th tud nt and faculty. h an 1 t that th H a no pia for th intcll ctual Ia ker. and that each mu t mak th b t of b n fit and pri\Âˇi I g s that ar offer d

CHAFFEE J IR

r to

tend a h'lping hand to th m

c ming tud nt

and th mv,1nablc fn nd

to on and all when kn tty probl m mu t b untwi t d

[~lcanor

haff

th undi put d crown of popularity ' h n and irl cxpr th ir inn rm t b h , rt vi c prin ipal. h fill a dtfficult r I adJU ttng th k pin

tndividual

h dul

ord . and crvmg a thr

ond in command tn maintatnin di iphnc But with it II h n v r fail to oun I wi lr and with und rstanding Âˇmpath '. h can n vcr r kon m number th" load h ha light n d or th in pir tion h ha

o un tint dl â&#x20AC;˘ giv n.

FACULTY

SECRETARIES I CRfTARH and office ummon lip arc inti mat ly c nncctcd. and for that rca on, both Mr. Dtllman and i Attcburr arc rath r well known to manr nior high tud nt Blc d with a n of humor. th }' bl nd well with high chool life.

laroon

ar an of

Bonm

I "1 and

MH1on

tu.art

B . and M. at th Univ r It • of lllinoi h arne to CH in 19H. In addition to pon orsng \Vsg and Paint, and th 1 'auonal The pian troup , h i a m mb r of Z t.1 Phi ·ta national worn n' p ch organization. and Phi Ep slon Delta-honorary dramatic fraternit •. ·y h door to math matic is unlock d b ' a quart t of teach r made up of Mi Opal Cunningham. 1r Wilham Clark. Mr. Clarenc Fuqua. nd lr. Ralph 1 Bride. Mi Cunningham becam a mcmb r of th facult • in 1926 with plan gcom try a a p CJahy. h hold an A.B. d gree arn d at Colorado Univ r ity. and a rna t r' d r from th I ht Maroon

math g om

10 !11 t r}' tl nfi ld

B 1r (,(,nn ltlbury and Mt

Edna M ad "

to rv 1n all alg br olid g om He cam to

till i act1v in th I a! D R and a numb r of Un1v r 1t' of Ilhn01 or amzat1on . m addition to th r gular chool work. Mr Bottcnfi ld i a for m r pnncipal at th Sparta, lllmoi h1gh h I. nd 1 act1v 1n chur h work a w II a t achmg

far

1cBnd

of 1 oun Umv r uy. and t ach r of art and craft . join d th faculty 10 194 ). Phy ical ducauon in tructor include Mr Roy wmd 11. wtmmtng coach Mr r d MaJOr wr tltng coach and a 1 tant football coa h. Mr Harry Comb . ba ketball coach. and Marga Ho a u

Cbr

Opal

and

ram

.,,

trucuon. 1h

faroon

H len J m t.t Mr E:. 0 Bott nfi ld Mi hÂˇa M 1111 Mr fo t r M C.ut (on I .nc) and Mr Hulah mllh

"D cation

~lr

Ir d

h J

Harr Comb

1 h phy 1 al plant and matnt nancc of th ho I buildings h b n und r th dir ction of \\'. E. S hultz. known a th b t up rintcnd nt of building and grounds in th tat . Hi capabl ngin enng and Janitori I tafT ha k pt th building warm durin th wint r. and pic and pan cl an thr ugh ut th t rm.

lr. \\ 11ltam

Mr Harry I I 10 hult7

1r I rv1n Crew lr I dward Da\ 1

and

rht Mar on

In char

du I r an

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION , fr m

mgl

hop

ur that had b n in orporat d into th mor lu h ho I ducatmn program now mclud \\OOd worktng. auto mchante <urcraft \ o d worktn . avtatl n ngin m tal craft . I ctricit ·. print in . hom makmg and ar htt tur I and ngm nn dra\\ tng

curn ulum m I89Q, th indu

Carn d on a an tndtvidual hool function and admini tcr d a a d partm nt dt tm t from th a ad mi program. th curn uium ofT r broad tratmng in th f craft

in ach of th~ \\ ith xpiorator • cour dctcrmtn ht p CJal tntcr t and I y ar

I tr • out and

·p n nee th r qutr d dunng th JUmor hi tudt I tJv

t up on th cultural 1 v I cr dtt qutr m nt

r adtl

lndu tnJI [ du ataon BU1ld1n

1 ht Mar

parat and p ciai fi Id

a cptcd a

of th I utur

tmg coli g

cntranc

rc-

took up r Millard i a gradual

high chool graduation. a p cia! faculty ha b n t up tn th high hoot Âˇ tern !though holding ht cia tn th old high chool building now har d wllh th U, 0-Mr. Twe d Ltttler 1 on of th top ranking m mb r of tht parttcular group \Vith a fully equtpp d rna htn h p a ht p cial domain. h direct th indu trial and vocational cour in machine op ration. Ht record ha a mo t unique connection wtth the war ffort. hi " raduat " oft n utttng down th apprentice htp time required of the craft man. and all may tep into well paying job when th cour e i completed. While th ir fi ld ar wid ly parat d. lr Ru~ II i t. printing and puhlication tntructor, and Mr. Burnell Appl gate. woodworking craft . folio\ th Jm hobby fly

of Iowa. and Mr. H rold nidow. a graduat of .olorado tate. Mr. B rry taught Ia t y ar at Alton while Mr. nidow wa a memb r of the faculty at Chuon. 'ebr ka. 1 he

faroon

SENIOR CLASS OF BIR I HY dad not o out mu h f r anv dub but h r patriOtiC mand moud h r to b om a m mb r f th Va tory C.orp 1. and th Jum r R d Cro J

1945

play commttte wammang t am C.ounCJI 2 J

Dl R'i

I , n d t 11 ard program b ang a H m f Club I 1. J r urv J

b t

2 J

HBY diVId d her tam Club 2 J hall duty I I abrarv lub 1 Hom l Club J nd th ( hr nt I n

ha be n an Club 2 '\ partiCipate an II n "'n .and m n

Band

ARB Kl [ d \otcd h r to th H m I c Club I 2 J Co~mp d I at I and Red Cro wor

urn

JA 11 coman h r from adoru , wa ant r t d an Com mereta I and Bu anc or H "a on th honor roll 2 J and parttet pat d an Intramural Ba J... tball

II ORF CE BECHl 01 dl\ad d h r urn bctuc n \Vag and Paant 2 tud nt Coun al I 2 J Tr,a ur r 2 J Chatrman Junaor naor D oration 2 Cia Pr ad nt Board of H ar an J and Raft Club 3.

HIRI I Y BEL I pac cd th Gl e Club a h r tra a ttvtty h ''a an it h r thtrd ear.

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of it h h

DulORI

Bl I I Y B )0 I r a ur r of h r hom H lper I lonator I

1 9 4 5

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I I I am d on h r dunn h r fir t tv.o .1 tn C.lc Club I }. and Rtf! tub I 1

.1 01

ur r }.

r ~

n YD h r a

tl\ltl

earn d on m t dunng h r fir t t\\O

•n c. A Hom I c Club 2

and radto

\a tnt r ted tn .uh I ttc I ootball bna r 2 Prr td nt of \ 1 tor Corp I C Club 2 3 and Intramural Ba k tball

2 '·

ul G A

I HR[ I I wa a m mb r of }. 3 'itu n \ and

\\a tntcr t d tn a m m~r of Ba tball Man

AR :VICK BRO :\ ter v.as tnt r t d m dramatic torm r and Patnt 2 rhe ptan 3 Mana r tunt ho\\ 2 and I

I BROW f ulftll d h r paw dut b) ~COffiln a mrmb r f th Jumor R d ro 3 V1 toq Corp 2 and out td of th1 th I tbr.tr t fT 2 Oil

P h v. d h r m.atn hand at art a olor qu 2 tu d nt Coun tl 3 auonal Honor o u t) 2 3 Honor Roll 2 3. and Dane Commatt 2

BRUDI R \\.l a tran f r from mour he became a Ch crl ad r 3 \ I 2 3 I r bl a memb r of G Cl f Club 2 and Band I 2

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[) UUR II l.ud BJ k tball I 2 1 and H ~ot d th f r an h•

ht tnt r t tn I o tball 2 J mo t Hluo~ble naor ~ r

1 9 4 5

Dl I Bl R I BURKL d \otcd to h• h m r om o~nd port Pr td nt of ht home room I. 3. Vac Pr td nt 2 Ha port m lud d foot hall l Ba k tball 2 J nd 1 ra k 1.

r DY I R

BUR I diVId d h r urn. be Club I (J 1. J J B o t r Oub 2 and

nd Ba

IOH B C I h.td un d tnttr t H \\a .1 m mb r of Rtfl Club 2 1 Baton Club 2 1 4 td nt 4 Quail and roll I 2 B

and

011 lORD C I REI I tra d hard to b m a tar 10 th fi ld of port H " nt out for I ootball I. 1. Ba et and 1 rack I 2 J H ball 1 2 al \\a '"th Club 2 J

n d a hom m mber of Gl taff 2 1 Hom E .1

1 r tar

and Drama11

nd In

Ba ball and B k tball I 2 1 C Club 2 I ootb.Jll I 2 J \\ •mmtnl! 1. an Raft Club I 1. 1

tro~murJI

0 I ME brou ht htm If fi ld of Fo tball I. 2 1 Ba tball I 2 J H hk "1 C Club m th

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BOB COil l1' ouldn t \\ .ut until h \\a call d 1n h1 mor ar h, n h t d 1n th , 'av)

1 9 4 5

II Rl I 'i C )MP I tro1 t1mc 1n I tb II 1 ra k I 2 J

pent h1 x 2 1 and

a r om nd Pa1nt 2 l.

DOR01 HY CRU E v.a ali\ in G. I 2, J, hrom fr 2 Gl , Club 1 and th V1ctory Corps 2

Tl D CRO found lu a uvuâ&#x20AC;¢ on th hr mel far n, Boo t. r Club nd 1n lntro~mural I 1tl Club ..Jnd V..'r tim to b nou h to k p h1m buy

I L Gl I D \ II I f und that Ba tball I, and R1f1 Club 2 1 \ r nough to p h1m bu }

ex II nt

v.a

al o hom

JOH DI TO ' n d a hom ro m Pr 1d nt 2 Hall Momtor 2 I ootball 'I and \Vr sthng A. 1 LEI DAVI d1v1d d h r at tcnuon b t\1 n Gl Club I, 2 J G A A. I 2 J . Gul Rr rH I V1ctorv Corp I and hromde I

DOR01 HY Dl CKT R came to CH mor year from Am , lo\\, h .... a elect d tudent CounCil alt rnate and h became a member of th L 1 tafT

m1ng 'I th "'ol hom room Tr a ur r 2 3 a Hall lonuor 1 and on th faroon 3.

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1 9 4 5

v..a a memb r o~nd

h am an the BJnd I 2 Curl , 2 ~

Dill M m mb r

~nd

Chou

\\ II I lA 1 DILLMA mot of th oth r boy lntrJmural I I rJ H .1l o v.J J 1onuor l and a m mb r of th HJnd Z

Intra I ra .a hom room Vtc Pr tdent a Vtctory Corp m mbcr l and .a Hall I nttor I tn

l'ubh a h

ORM D 1 It oth rs of th ntor roup p nt h r ttm h lptng "'tth th Juntor R d Cro

Kl RMI1 I I I !OTT an v. r d ht cJll ntor ) ar. H had n t b tw en dramatt ent out for I o tball and I H al o and Wtg and "'.1 tn Patnt

cretaq and Wtg

o~nd

had C..l â&#x20AC;¢ Club 2 B[ R ICE l \\'1 a h r xtrJ curn ubr a II\ lly

tdca of JOtn d th o~nd later be .1m ~ m mb r of th Juntor R d Cr l. ~ nt

tn mtnd v.h n

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PH'll I I fl IG h me room Pre ld<nl 1 2 ~ and

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1 9 4 5 hi

hi h

2. ' l

PE I I

Capt am th Club

\\Ill I 1 G RD better no\\n a B1ll pam 1pat d m 1ntr~mural l ~ and \V o~rum qu~t1 ~

C. I I tlmd

"or

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alii y

JE II VIII

.1nd P.Jmt I 2 ug

CHARI L GLRR1E paruc•p.Jt d 1n Tra 1 l ~ 6.1 tball 2 J Foot ball 2 J and Intramural I H~ wa hom room Vac Pr 1d nt I ~

RU1 H C.ORM pr ' d b a I ad r an m.1ny club Vac Pre 1d nt of J r nch V1ce Pre 1d nt of home room l Pr •dent of I rench Club 2 A mbly Comm111 '3 tud nt Counc1l ~ and Cia Officer J

(,[ u I d1d h1 put b I l. and pi.J) 1n (, If al o \\a a m mb r of th

lub 2

HIRI [Y Gil M Rl d \oted mo 1 of h r lr.J lim to mu 1 Gl Club I Band 2 1 and a mbly pro ram h al wa a Hall Monuor I 2

Bl T I Y GR VI d1v1d d h r .111 n lion b IW Club I 2 ~ Vo cal tt 1rl R I 2. and G

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1 9 4 5

HARI E p.HllCip~td

an lntrJ .and Tu k 1. ~ H

mur;al of th

"~ an Intra H .al o wa a m mb r PrOJ ctors Oub I

HARDY 1.

1o\l

.a m mber "~

th tJII t f tha ar

10 1 H RRI "~ mcm r of R d 2 ' \ a tor Corp 2

\\a am mber of th 2 J h al ' .1 a Jr.

da\ld d h r an

b '''

th ( hromcle I Hall Monator I 2 Pr ad nt I h m n

1 m

JOY HI 01 R 0 r th r .J II\ 11 a

t.1 torm r uan d h r nam I 1

and G

J>aant

f~,or,d

dramata s

h "a an \\'a 1. 1. 1 h paan ) and on th ( hromclt J

H Fl MA.'

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1 9 4 5

RO I H H Ml Hcrrtn lhgh hool 1 c mpant t ~ 1h mbly progr m

I ad r. b m

from tl

nd a

and Pamt 2

\\'1

o~nd

faroon

n tn (, 1

ER H

lad1

n H1 h

1 , TY Wr tim tramural room Prr

PI R Iran far d fr m ho I .11 1 I ou1

H II ha part1 1pa1ed 1n ], 2, 1 I ootball l. ~ In 1 R1fl lub 1 and hom 1d nl 1

DICK H R l ha been v,ry a 11~ 1n th Stud nl Coun 11 I l 1 He •a elected D1 tnct Pr 1d nt l D• al o wa m th Mo\1 ProJc tor Club I.

urn 1, and V1ctor

ha d I l. J Corp l.

VOl

C..

h r

BOB J01 'E w nt out for Ba k tball I. but turned to more patnouc thtng btt r, a th V1ctory Corp l.. and th Red Cro 1.

Pamt I 2 1 I ty 2 1 and \\'r tim

II WI

partt tpat d 1n th tball Intramural

JOlLY I

om ram

JO.

a h m mbl Pro on Honor Roll n j

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A K I I R c nt r d h r at''' h was a Stag around dranuu 5t rm r I Play 1. 3 I h pan ~ 1 Choar 2 rch tra 1

1 9 4 5

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Club 1.

parta apat d etball I 1. a a m mb r of 1 and th C hr m lr

tatr 1

HARI OT1 E KE K ave mot of h r att ntaon to dramata h "a a m mbcr of Wa and Paant 2 1 1 h paan 1. 1 2 1 Co "ann r f D ard Hon r Roll I 1. ~ and (, I 1.

Bl RT KU I Y

ned a hom room H II onuor 1. and lub 3 1 tball I 2

bola \\h1l 1.1 1n

and Jum r

PRI CIII lub G A

liB CK \\a 2 3 and

I arl R

de\ lop d lub I ag and Pamt 2 r<t.uy 1

a\ r

part tn

tud nt Coun Oub 1, r ootball 1 2. 1, and Track 2 H hom room a Vtc Pre 1

I IL Kl I [ R I d h1 hom room th mor car a Pre ad nt He took an acll\ part an \Vr tim I 2 3

\\Jill M KorH EM pat d an r ootball I 1. ~ l 1 and "a In th ProJ I. H "a on th J umor Comm111 e 1.

ers I ( hromdr 3 hom

room

parll

1 ra

I Club

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\I 'CLt T from 1\bn ft ld Patnt 2 Dramall ".1 on th, hr nrd

tun f rr d \\'tg .1nd

lind

JOII h1 lim ball 2 had 11m roon l of h

1 9 4 5

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I D\V RD I I ht xtra t1m 3\10

ta t rm r and Qutll and

RD p nt mot of "tmmtn nd I tf

JOI I

n d a 1 na ur r of \\ nt ou for foot lind \\J a m m lub I

Jl \ McDO AID tran fcrr d from Gr nHII Ht h h ol 1 \lilt h \\a sn Cam r01 Club 2 1 n e Club I l and Band I l Her h wa 10 Bat n Club 1 Popular Or ch tra l 1 roubadour l and Band 1

JOH ht

att ntt

I 1hr.u

\\II I I

\\ nt out for Tu k I 2 I l 1 .tnd Ba tball I

1 HR't

of Gl d nt Coun tl Roll l

MAXI 'E from mour to CH acuv I adcr

\\3

Ml Club l

a m m

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h~ b n an acuv Club h.t\ln ben an 11 h r JUniOr and na r ) ear

MAY

r h d on ha

p.un t m mbcr of th \ a and th R d Cr \ ~

R Bl R f

Mill h

h.td and

1 9 4 5

Ml Y[ R tun ferr d from £) 1 a tne an th Cod Club 2 I ra 2 Pubhca uph r } and Qu1ll and

R 1\ Y Ml Yl R') h e ha br th r 1 m d \Hth th V1 tor Corp and the R d Cro

I M Mil 1 I R uan ferr d from a d ru H1 h cho I an ond me ter of JUniOr ~ u h enrolled m Gle Club I l }

£)[

of the fir t erne ter

1 <...0 il R'l w~ ~ Ill II M fr bl I f I and m m bcr of nand <... I

RL!JH MU

J 1\C.K MORROW ro m a Pr ad nt l Roll 2

rhd h

h m

a on H n r

' ha-:1 Jn a II\ para an man actn 111 out ad of the cia room uch a \\'a and I ~ant } ~laroon } h m ro m Ofli r roll '\ and G . I Quail ~nd Hall Monator I 2

c,I ORI

IE R I1 0 d Hlop d h r a dunn h r Ia t 1 o Th r Gl e Club 2 1 G 2 and Vocal tt 2 } HI

IIHII

KV LD d1\ld d h rat laroon 1 roll J hom room Pre 1 Col Honor

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1 9 4 5

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• I • 'I \\' fO pr td d o\ r lm hom room .a I r 1d nt all thr, .u nd nt r :1 mto Golf 2 1 Rtfl I '1 hromc/e ) faroon Roll I ) lntr.amural I 2 .and I attn Club I

room offi .and port Pr td nt of hom room 2 2 V1 Pr •d•nt ) Ht port tn lud \\'r tltng 2 1 and If 2 ) H • al o .a m mb r of th C Club

Dl K P t l \ l In

II R rt

ball I 2 I 2 1 d nt of d nt 2

h r mter t w.a m Patnt I room I

nd dram111 s H .a 1n ) and Intramural Ba tball l Bo t r lub 2

and (,olf l

M RY PIC RD a m G \ 2 ' Pr td nt ) I aun Club 2 \\Jffi m1n 1 earn I 2 1 .and an fficc H !per 2 1 thlcuc r h r f;nor thou h

2 l. ~'• and P;unt 2. l l he p1an l hom Tr a urcr I 2, and G A

FRI D Rill II CK partiCipated m Intramural 2. I ootball I. 2 ) \Vr thng 2 3. Track 2 ) and \\ol home room Prr 1drnt '1.

liCK£ I 1

U RB R of Gnl R

Rl [)1, n 2. )

\\.1

d1\1d d

a m mb r

AI ICI Rl XROAD wa a memb r of I Club I.

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DOROTHY RIVER b came a mem b r of th Gl Club m h r JUntor year. I h n h became a member of th Jun tor R d ro tn h r ntor ) ar I mtor

D Rl

RODDI

tun f rr d from tn thJt of th \ o and th

T I dt\td d h r tntcr

A I 2. l C.~~rl Offic H lp r 1 Craft Club p ch Cont 1 I 2 n (,

1 D I I [)1 a hom room 1 r a ur r I h al " nt out for tn tumurals-I ootball and Ba ).. tball I 2 Wr tim I. L

J E CHE URICH "a tntramuul H all thr }tJr

tnt r ted in

2 RICH RD CHUBrR1 b ame a tudcnt Counnl m mber tn ht emor ' ar

I 01 T I \J m Dumattc h "a â&#x20AC;¢n ta r I \\'1 and Patnt 2 \ 1 h \ C..l Club I 2 and Dumau t

ClEO from

m room 2 1 Gtrl r r a ur r 1 \ and H nor Roll I

E:Y 10UR tran ferr d mour h entered G

111 H ''a tn G BRl1 DA h r JUniOr and mor us.

h re . l

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D \ ID

1 9 4 5

I V[ RET I Mil H cnl r d n 1 dunn h1 cn1 r ) car lie h.td par 11 1pa1 d an ganef I 2 \ lb k lh.lll 1 Jnd Inuamur.al

ularl 1n mlr Jl I d tn \\'r 11tn 2 1 I oo1ball I 2 \ rna tn h1m a Club H al o II

h m r

m 2

Hill 1h mu 1 1h Band 2

\\ 1 and Patnl I 1 1

BII I

and

2 and

b am a m mb r or lh taff 1 and a a m mb r

\\.1

pori Tuck

p.lrllCipal d tn fo01b.tll 2

J Maroon Gtrl R l

and

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''a

a .t

and

trJ l and Orch tr.1

parucu

10 I

E re1.1r nt

ro m 1 } .1nd

Drama11c

IRQ G "a c p CJally hbrary ''or he J h r hom room I 2 2. } I 1brary 1aff I I a11n and Honor Roll '3.

PAl RICI

G Club I

)I R a Club I and lh

HI F

.1m m

1hrary

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I I MPI l had un d acll\ 111 Jl A h m ro m Pr 1d nt I WI W.J h 1ar n l Hll I on and Pamt I } hrom 1 I 2 .1nd H nor II r I 2

R II l

1 9 4 5

0 F l\1 1 I Y I HO 1A

I l H l

l 2

I R ICI Rl 0 un 1 r that h a Pr n.uon Club l Baton Club m~u 2 lntramuul I 2 Pr 1d nl f hom room I

d h1 1n 1d nl of 2 Dra 1 \ 1

U I I \\.1 an th \ 1 t r R n I 2 3 Cor

G~rl

r pondmg Club 1.

cr tar

and B o t r

COil Bl I 1 'I mu ac tr m ly \ Gl I 1br.1n Cl f 1 Voc.1lette 2 tormer 2 1 Monuor I <;ug r II t Plac ma p ch Cont t 2

I I I A MAY

tr.1n

f rr d from 1 ul a H1 h

and

BITTY WAf I 0

I I \V I Kl R

\,t

an Color qu

lub Z

\\a a m m Hon r Roll upauon

GR Cl WI BB "a a m mb r of th Jumor R d Cro . and ,1 Club 1

Rl H RD WAT ,' d1d notch .1 m.Jn} tra curncui.Jr acll\1!1 but h back d th broon "h n Hr II "a at all p 1bl H a ho t'\ r 1n th Band 2

R a .1 m mber Club and l.1t r th

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\\'Ill I I of h m

1 9 4 5

1nt r t d m I o tball J

R1fl Club lntrJmural B1 k tball and and I O\\ n HJII D b;~tc \

I '\

\\ II I I \ 1 "a 1n G Gul R n I 2 and <.1 ~

Club I

Bl T I y \VII I "a co~ II d to the h1 mor ar Pr.\IOU h had \\Or d n th

( hr nrc/

o 2 ~ r ur

Gtrl

h 2

d1\1d d ha tn Y.ould h.ne Glc Club I 2 ) h me room and lage torm r I

Rlil H WI I "a m G \ A 2 Of fice Duty J, and Cr.tft l

\\'II

m I l r 1aq l auonal Honor ~ and Mar n

I IV

J ~

R WI 11 RBOI 10 1 \\.a In 1 r t d 1n 1ntrJrnural H w n1 out for I oo1ball \\'r thng 1 rack and Ba ball H ''til ent r rv1 c after gradua11 n

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ORM I \\IT II ''a hom room \ 1 Prt 1d nt Z o~nd h b Jon d to th Rtfh Jub

1 9 4 5

JO A WOOD .... a tnt r ted m mu tc and h bclon d to th Bo~nd 1 S eta! Hour Orch tro~ I 2 1 1 r bl C d Club 2 1 Pre 1drnt 1 Home [ c Club I 2 1 and th ( hrontcl 1

RAY W RTHfY wa r p nally m trr ted tn V..'r tltn Hr ntcrtd th1 port 2 1

PRJ II I W D .,.,.a .J m mb r of th II m I Club 1 2 1

1ht fHrtttoriuut Emm n Dunn, popular m mb r of th pr nt graduating cia , wa fatally in JUr d m wo d hop accid nt in Octob r, 1944 H1 pa in ha I ft an mptin m th heart of all h1 cia mat who kn w and lo\'cd him \\' II.

To THE COLORS * * * *

* Robert D

o~n

Haro n

1 out

Jam

Hurd

rthur Blanchard Ch.ul

Compton

Bob Coffin

Rob rt Bra h

Donm Bl

Kt'rmu flhotJ

O.n td p ar raid Hutch raft

Ed B van Kav \\'a h r

B n

t ph n oor

n Mn

man

JUNIORS

Ft C)t \

far

JUNIORS TILBl Jn

m: \Cil

laro n

JUNIORS 'Tt \HT

IHJI> t 'I Ba k rou, Rollan \Vo~h r, Btll .1n dy Harold Rtgn y Bob Doyl Harry \Vâ&#x20AC;¢Iham , Jtm Cottrell. tan Bro\1 n. B rnard Jo~ck on, and Jtm Clo d Mrddle rou-Kay Wo~ h r O.Jrrell Broun \Vtlltam Klau I \crcu muh M.ny \\'hue Joanne Han ~ Rozann pear , [) rothy .rob Hd n Hm , lngnd hultz Hcl n Ku~ rJ.. ndahl Elma Wilham K.uhl n Ho\\land and race \V bb Front row--Romona 1 ar rant, P R Cam, Hd n Orcuu h rr Dtd.1n on. Fran Guth ne and Barbara Baird

M aroon

S 0 P H0 M0 R E S l.l:.~l

Jolly ton Cnt

1cÂ·BHmE

K\DE John on

Ra k Gtor and

f aroon

S 0 P H 0 M0 R E S (I. HK

S\\ J(, \U'I rou. - Jo Vo L ,ury bnm Hrs Glib r1 Ga Kcnron o~nce Bob Col B1ll Hu M1ddl Mo~q

Ph)lh Ralph

.16

7 h Maroon

S 0 P H 0 M0 R E S COOK

"i'l ILL

"i'IAHK or

Ball

on lou ~nd

Maroon

HISTORICALLY SPEAKING \Vh n th 111m i law pr laimin a tate wad Âˇ t m of fr pa ~d. th sturd â&#x20AC;˘ catizcn of hampaign imm daat ly form d two dt tri t number on mad up of th .uea we t of hr t tr t. and numb r two t kang in all of th t rritory a t of thi thoroughfar .

B fore th

nd of th year. di tri t numb r on had r ct d a publi hoot bualdang at th corn r of Hill and Randolph trcet , nd p tr n ppropri t ly I itt! Brick S hoolhou . The cond h ol an th di trict wa at a lo atton b und d by Lynn Str t. Univ r ity Av nuc. and Park or many years, thi building wa known a the \Vl' t Sad Htgh

' h

The first chool in di tnct number two wa built in 1866 at 41 I Ea t Clark Str ct. D troy d by fir thr~c year later, it wa r placed by anoth r fram tructur in 1 70. In 1872. work wa tart d on th third buildang for th am itc, thi tim of brick. whtch b cam known a th Ea t Sid High hool.

1 he r organiz tion of th chool districts, merging numb r on and tw into a ingl gov rning body. climinat d th po ibility of rivalry b tw n th Ea t and \V t id School . c.ordingly. th Wet ade buildtng b c m th Champaign High hool. and wa u d a uch until 1891 wh n th ori inal Littl Bri k wa burn d and a new high chool wa cr ct d.

1 hi high chool

rv d th di trict until 191) wh n th pr nt buildmg wa compl ted north of Grc n b tw n tat and Pratri tr ct . At that time. th chool y tern wa organiz d on th ba i of 1 ht y ar for I m ntary ducation, and four y ar for high h ol. 1 h n w buildin . plann d to accommodate 1.000 tud nt . did not prove ad quate to m ct th d mand of, n vcr increa ing nrollm nt. and tn 1915 th y tcm wa ch ng d to th ix thr -thr c plan. ' I hi w.1 made po iblc by the building of the pre nt junior high hool building. During th at CH .

1944-45 cho 1 year. 714

tudent

w rc in actual

ttcndanc

The

laroon

p ch cia

. dramatic orgamzation , and

play producing unit

of th · high

D •veloptng pan I dt cu

wn , pr

hool.

II in th

lim light

aero

tud nt

job. and through tht many friend among th

v n ·ty how , h !ping m om

ntin

to th

ffort

don

a great

acqutr d

tud nt of CH

hrough dramatic many p opl have found

way to produc play , and m.1ny oth r ar th

th tr r al

duti

I ad r in oth r fi ld than dramatic .

of th htgh

B td for th

rvtn

h ol drama d partm nt. a a m an of entertamm nt

community,

t ach

parttcipant

rvic . to b u ful m mb r of a workin

tn th

It might

aid that it brought th tr ton uc to !if . by

t aching th m how to talk and mak

app aranc b f r Jar \Vi and Paint al o

B.ubJu Patter on \\':.u urann \Vhn and M lba

c.1pacity of b comin

a good

roup of p opl rve a a mean for peo-

pl to put th m lvc befor audi nee and h !ping tud nt who hav not cia

tim

to nroll

in on of th r gular dramatic cour e .

Thu ,

a chanc to partictpate in th dramatte fi ld.

ganiz,ltion. and th of the high du ation t Mi

drama and

p ech group

off r th tr r I th ir high

.Marion

tuart

of citiz n

ho I nd community the

pan or of th

organization . thu , h b ar th r pan ibilit • of g ttin

Th,

1aroon

id a of

rvtc , I ad r hip. etc.,

BEST FOOT FORWARD audicnc . A mo t 1nt r c;tmg nc a lovely movi

'far

Mid-winter Play-"Mystery at the Old Fort

You ar in th intenor of an old ton fort in north rn w York. lthough it h now be n conv rt d mto a pi a ant. comfortabl 1tving ro m, th r ar many I g nd circul ting about th earlier day of th fort. 1 hi wa th ming of th play. "M · t ry at the Old Fort." which wa pr nted for th Chtldr n' Th at r Glllld the CHS mid wint r play. Putting th ir "all" into it, the ca t wa able to carry th audi nee through th my teriou and nerve-rackmg xperi nee of catching py. 1 h y told th tory of th Bi h p famil • who topp d at th convert d fort to vi it an aunt. on th ir wa • to ajor Bi hop. h on had a one-track mind on the ubjcct of pic . luch to the urpri of all. a py wa found and later brou ht to ju ticc. Individual tud nt honor went to Tom \\'il on. Jan hradcr. Bert Wagn r, Keith Knott, Lois cott. Barbara Patter on. Leonard Oavi , 1 Ia ·in M dlock. and Harold Rign y. Of cour . without th dircctton of tuart and oth r fa ulty advi or from th art nd bu inc s department , a well a the tudent who worked on th different committe . thi play would not have been a ucce s.

faroon

Spring Play-''Stage Door" wa portray d in th play, • tage Door," whtch wa 1 h h It r kelter life of actre ch n .1 th pnng pia • tor thi • ar. In contra t to orne of th oth r that hav b n iv n. tht pia • av m n · p opl a chanc to prov their btlit ' to act. tag Door wa pr Earh r in th

pring a

nt d to the tudent cody n wa

iv n tn th I H.S

pnl 27. and met with gr at approval. ctional

p ch m t.

nd it r ceiv d

pia . In th w t fifu of 1 ew York City i located a boarding hou for a tr tag D or told th hf tor • of th a tr who occupt d thi hou . th tr up and down . p r onal prob1 m , and oth r amu ing mcid nt . Th r wa on actre who eem d to b more important. how v r. who ov ream h r troubl only to b plung d h adlong into more. ft r much ado h finall · r c iv d a chance for h r big part. II in all. th actor told th ir tor· arn tl ·. wnh enthu ia m. and h p rtin Tl

tag wa arti tically th audi nc from th ir

Maroon

enuinc acting

t with all th comfort of hom . which h lp d gr atly in tran at to th plac and time of th pia •.

//Stage Door// Ih to

thr -a t pia·.

tal

Door," g.w thirty two p opl

chance to mak a contnbUtiOn

U ually th ca t of play given on our tag do not consi t of

with th coop ration of ach one with th dir ctor. 1 ho

hould r c iv

honor

Joanne B ck r. Keith Knott, Jan

for their part ar

1 on. Stan Brown,

Betty 1 h rna . Kenneth John on J ann d r Ma ·in

Pott r. Chari

Stuart. ever •th1ng went well. B rbara Patt r on. B rt \V,1gn r. lary Cath rine D mp Sa· , Patty

R atha Hamburg, \Varwick Brown. Lorna Kai r. J·rank Harri

•. J1m Hunt

hannon, t\lan

cluJ

l dlock, 1om W1l on and Charlott K ck

I o are Harold R1gn y. Robin Am bary, Jean John ton

!ott, D1ann

many. but

K nh. Joyce Br

, Ch rr •

Loi 1

Scott.

Mar 1

K mp.

'orma • 'ugent. Helen

ickin on. and /\he Hamelin

pr duct10:1 of tlH play brought to a very

ful clo

anoth r dramatiC

hool

year 61

Mar

CHHI

lrrro n

THE

WORKSHOP

"Wnt~ 400 word on 1 h ptan ," ")50 on Quill and roll," "Captton th faculty," "Pr pare an ignm nt h t for th next i ue of The! Chrome/ ," "hand in fiv it m for bri f happ nmg . " 'Tak e ret I 3 I tn th work - b ok " and on and on. 1 h in truction var ·ing but littl ·c pt m con t nt alwa · arri d a famtltar not to tafT or n w wnun cla : onl · th tafT r or tud nt g nuin ly int re t d. could enJO ' th rind.

But a a cla ton , an ea y mformality and th opp nunity to match pa e with individual tnclinati n . mad room 12 a pi a ant work hop Patt rned aft r a typical n w room com plctc wHh rim, batter d typ writ r dictionarie , .1nd 5,000 clippin in a mod rn morgu . it \Va vident that \' r • ffort had b en made to provtd a true to ltf tting and a n w pap r atmo phere. And tn truction , ba d upon th th ory of "learning b ' doing," wa carried on in th am fa hion. Ru

cn•tc

The Bureau

and Doc f igur

far

THE

CHRONICLE

n w pap r commodity i ba d upon th unu ual and th bizarr and 10t nded tart! or maz th r ad r. taff m mb r carried on their n w gath ring program with an ffort to cone al th ir own cit m nt in pubh hing th w kly Chronicle. I

E th

1 h r w con id rabl work in pr paring th copy literally hundr d of hour ft r hool .md w II tnto th mght there wa no nd of drudg ry in folding and r dt tributing th pap r to th ub rib r ' lock r -th re w re fr qu nt red fac wh nan irat r ader too ·c p

,~, I

tt n to an rror of fa t (or from a mi tak that had cr pt in und t cted by a proof read r th re w. w at and blood and count) v rbal batt) over th lections mad of pr par d cop' B T with it all. it wa load of fun. t\nd who know . . . orne day . . om staffer may b a btg name ditor. 1 h

tru gl

for 194 - S wer

trong. editor, and Th re 1h

Maroon

for th

Lahe •. bu in

mo t part. und r th direction of Doroth · manager.

D ROTHY

Comptroller \Vith th

publication

b c ming Big Bu tn

and th mvolving of th h,1ndling of r v nu from urc . nna \Vtth r \\a mor than a doz n call d upon to r\' a comptroll r. A a i tant to th athletic ttcket department .1nd thoroughl ' c pabl in auditing and bo kk pin . he exp ri enced no difficulty in ke ptng the r cord up-to-th minut and accurate m vcr detad

THE

MAROON fing r wtll tap out th cop} b gtnn r will cha down th

p1 turc . and n w vot e will b guil

f llow tudtnt to buy

I or tn addttion to th~ ptcture and th print d word , th y buy oul nd bu •. th y mu t

the

pirit of th

chool 1 •

AC I 10,

m da .

1 aroon

I hat author h crab

who v r h

om how find th

will

h artach

back br akin

hour. th

SHOT

n will wnt th 1 ru

tory of 1 ht

and th blo d that

may

word

to d t diou

Jon

lab r. th

w at

o into th makin of

th book. nd th n. th

owner wtll marv I that

a group of f llow tud nt could mu t r up th coura

und r tand whv I h that th

H wtll know and

to carry on

1aroon ha a oul

b ok \\a

lit rail • carv d

hammered out of raw mat rial that at b t i highly intangibl but which wtll alwa • hv

H why

own r. will no long r wond r

pon

to p d and gr · I n

b fore th ir llm . why taff memb r · temp r

nap at th

lighte t prov

,Hion and

their barn d lo k i a p rman nt fi ·tur But until that da • wh n th 1 ru 1 told. Th

~faroon

tor •

will go on and on

And that

h uld b .

• 'cw for

\\til tak

up th

ta k. n w

nthu ia m will run high. n w volunte r \\ill

1 he

faroon

advcrtt m nt, dtff r nt

Mana tng Eduor

taging a comeback .1ftcr a nee and with the full upport cia th 1945 Maroon tak it volume _.','.'V in th ric of Âˇearbook publi h d by the Champaign cnior high school. Ad\' ru

7()

Dtr ctor

Ithough th rc i a long li t of highlight in th car' work of gathering th material for the bo k principally durin th fir t s m tcr when .1 h rculc.1n effort wa m.1d to complete a much of th copy a p iblc th ar the trca urcd memori of th taff work r But it i their arn t wi h that you njoy th book. Bu'"

Man

faroon

Instrumental Music Ju t a th b gmncr learn the ABC m th pnmary grad . boy and gtrl who arc nroll d tn th tn trumcntal mu ic cia at ntor ht •h t kc th tr pr limtnary tratntng in th I m ntary and JUntor ht h chool And It would b a rar xc ptton, rcHh r than th rule n t to ddcrmm th m mb r htp well m advan f th op mng f th fall t rm

Harland

Vocal Music \Vhil quatton . d cl n i u • 1 m . and kmdrcd ob ton mak up a maJOr part of th tud nt · work day. th hampai n S n1 he \fat

Front rou. left to nqht-\Vllfr d \\ k D an B1ngo~man Dal Go du 1n, I om Co hran H.u ld R1 n Harry \V1lham and J1m Hunt &ck ro tan Brown Keuh Knott K nn th John n, , orman I an ford Jam 10 bu ch Kermit I l11ott, and Rodney M1ll r.

TROUBADOURS in ing unit. th

"I roubadour t pmo t rna t of

by rid hooi ac

*** DIRI

1 OR

~li Harri t th Champaign I y tern, rna ' n v r w ar th 1 ' b I ribbon or a ht~w di tmct1on a .1 ongrc woman. but t cnior high tudcnt h tak fir t plac in d v I ping vo cal mu ic a an outstanding chooi activity. lÂˇor it wa through her tircl ffort that mging b cam a part of th regular chool off nng both tr inin and recrcatton to many

Mar

Joann B, r B tt} 1/am 011 I 01 \\'1lh m on he Ham hn Joyc Br. ' D n Rodd n Barbara ,rum) I sth r orton and

mak r Ro

VOCALETTES i oblig d to con ult th xccedingly rar individual who to a group of young worn n who have b come

on.

*** IE DER Although a chart r m mber f th junior hi h t,lff, and a comparative n \\'Comer w1th onl · aft rnoon cia . both tud nt and nior high fa ult · ha,·e ace pt d I lia Harland into full m mb r hip. In charg of th v ic cla . d1recting th choir and Vocal tt curri ular activiti , h ha tak n an active part ffair with h !ping hand to on nd all. Th

Maroon

CHOIR Rou.' onr- Dorothy Stinson, l\'orma Matteson, Helen Karkwood Be\·erly Beaves, Joan frowbndgc, Joan Becker Joyce Bresee, Sue rredrtcson. Delores Yaw, Rose ,\IJne \\'orthey, :--lary i\larsh. Clarissa Farlan. Fileen Montgomery, F ranees Rexroad Rou tu..o-Ahcc Hamchn, Delores Ashby, Jane H.udy, ['vclyn Huskisson, Helen Malott, Betty l·hrhart Barbara Roderick, Norma Wilson Wilma Deem, Kathleen F Iesher tloise Bray Rose Maner, Judy Thompson Dorothy Cruse, P.u Shoemaker Mary I ou HatTCnbuhler. Joan Norman. Rou: thrl'i'-L ucalk Hall, Sharley Davts, Dorothy Pottrr Joanne Daugherty Ltlhan Joyce, Mary Ann Webb, Darlene Dunn Phyllis Cresap. Norma :-o:u2cnt Helen Hames Jesse Mac I homas, Ins Maler . Alma Miller, Anna I ee Da\'as, Joy Henderson, <..race \Vebb, l.oas \Vilhamson

CH 0 I R Uow one-1. cnor,, Hampton Bcbc Wtntcrbottom I II han Mc~lanaway i\brtha Clabaugh. Joan Beetle DicJ... 5chubcrt !larry Wtlhams Jtm Hunt Pcarlic Roberts M.ushancal Pealer, Jean Potter, and Melba Greenman · Uow two- - Betty Jo Allen, Joan I crry. Ruth l·l•ldcrbrand. Jane Nrlson, Esther 01orton Norman Langford . Benard Jackson Kathryn Means, Hester i':clson, 'I crcsa (,athn, Amanda I aws, and Rose 1\larle llolmcs. Rou.' thti'•'-Cora ~laril' l~anks Bettv Lou \\'ainscott , Barbara Grumley. Mary Jackson, Anna Jcnmngs, Dale Goodhng. Dean B•ngamtn V~rgmia I. uscalcct Sonn.1 Williams Betty Graws. Shirley grJI, and i\linmc Connell

I ft to nqht I rram Ba~ \VandJ Ell tt Oat cou Bill John ton. Guy Zum.,.,alt, J1m V..'o d Bettcma Y J\1., ~nd tan Bro\1. n.

SOCIAL HOUR

nn Rodn

Paul K nn i11l r Jo nn

ORCHESTRA

For k eping the high s hoot h art young and gay. the ocial Hour orch tra tand numb r one in popularity with th tud nt b dv. nd th re 1 no group that offer mor in taint. um . or effort than thi group of youthful art1st . Popul r mu ic 1 th 1r di h .1nd th y rv it lib r II • throughout th h • ar at hoot parti . th tage how, .1nd m n • f th o ial dane for b th th nior and JUntor high chool group . To achicv p rf ction, th mu 1cian practtce twice w kly. meeting at th clo of th r gular chool da . and whil arning half credit of acad mtc requir m nt toward graduatton. th ati faction of providing nt rtamment off r th major r comp n for ffort and tim Tryout for memb r hip of th or h tra tart on th op ning day of th t rm. with th per onncl of the high ~hoof band comp ting. \Vith but thre vet ran returnin from the orch tra of th pa t term. Rodney .1,11cr. Bill Johnston, and Jo Ann \Vood. th lection for 1944-45 w re: Jam 1c0onald. Dal Scott. Bud Zumwalt, Wanda Ellett, Don For h Wilford Vl k , Jan nn Cain. and l orna Kai r.

DANCE While but one hom room p riod ach week wa t a id for tud nt r ere ati n. th m.1ker of the chool cal ndar and bull tin could very prop rly Ia b I th fourth hour on ·rida • a th tim for th w kl • hop I·or It wa . ind d. a rar we k that a hoot organtzatton or group did not pon or a dance in th gym with the chool orch tra furni bing th music and v ryon taking part &n th m rry making.

1aroon

I f t to nght

Man

H Ime

\\'a ncr

., rl

:v IIford

Man I n M Co n and K nn th

or on

STRING ENSEMBLE It may not b tru tn all ca paign

ntor high

hoot it can b

but o far a on group of boy and girl nroll d in Chamaid "that th 'd rath r play than to cat." For the Strin

mad up of Manlyn Me own. K nn th Tor ford \V k , and Ro Man Holm " ould ch rfull •

Ln mbl

n. Btll Hoov r.

M rl

Wagn r. \Vii-

ip any m at. an · tim , to entertain

wtth mu ic. Pra tteing at th

f Mr

fourth hour. and after th

1 orrain Ba • . tht

that furni h d mu

hoot day on Monday und r the direction

roup wa ea tl • rat d a

for dtnn r nga

m nt , banqu t

a top-notch and talent d organiution rvic dub . church dinn r . and pia·

:\IH"". I.OHH \I E B \\I; .... i tant to th dir ctor of in trum ntal mu tc. ,1nd r pon ibl for th ba tc training of all youn radc .

tcr in th

mbl

lr . Lorraine Ba • s mad

A n wcom r tn th Champai n

1r . Bay b d

I h

Maro n

up of tal nt d

chool

· tern.

mot warmly rcc iv d b • tudcnt

and facult'.

--''

frrst row- lartha Conn Manlyn \Vhuc \Vanda Ill tt \VMrcn \\'1 H len muh Harold R1gn v Charle Condon, G or c Candy Patty Shannon. Ru h luu Mer! e \Vagner Manlyn McCo\\n J1m R1d nour John Peach , ,' ll Van Dy e • 'ancy Alexander. Eloi e Bray, Jean Cox econd row-Patncu 'v11ll ap 1 homa Chn t1c Dav1d Campbell larvhn Patter on, G orgc Shapland. ~blcomb I xander, Guy Zum\Hh . Dale cou. James McDonald Rodney Miller John Dowell. B11l John ton , Ramona Tarrant D ha 0 ' cal Be\ rlv Tummclson Don I or hey 1 h1rd row-Robert P.ur Joan Mulvan y. • 'orma Ph1lhp , Jcannme Ble man I •I en G01n Jo ummen 1ll [ mmett Coop r. br\ln ver Jame 1ngbu ch, I vcrett

NCE R T

BAND

It may have been tn gr,wdfath r's period, or p rhap at a day when onl • th olde t of current dads can remember. but orne time long, long ago-a handful of Champaign high school students felt the urge to organiz a band to entertain at athletic conte t . And o with all of the enthu ta m of youth, ix young fellows who had a bit of exp rienc with horn and drums-and a eventh who could play a banjo pooled their tal nt ,1nd claimed the distinc tion of being the fir t trictly school band in the ctty. It 1 a long road from the pa t to the pre ent band manly p aking but the arne old urge hangs on-budding musician till want to entertain at game . And now numbering ntnety or more, and with eager replacements coming up from the elementary and junior high school . there is little reason to doubt but wh.H a CHS band wtll continue to play in the ye.u to come. During 1944 45. the band played at all home football and ba kctball games. combining with the bandsmen from Urbana high chool to execute the colorful b tween-halve formation and marche at the annual inter-City tilt At the doe of the football ca on. the violin and other tnng instruments were re-incorporated to form the concert band that entertain d throughout the remainder of the chool year Directed by Mendel Riley and organized to give the members the fulle t, dvant,lgc of mu78

The Maroon

mnh (, org Booth Gene I II tt Rob rt Rl<hbark G n 1 hom~ on Kathryn Hun on B1ll chultz Duane Deem Larl Barcus Don Cah11l fourth r u. Da\ 1d Do\\ II Patty hort lure e fhurman Chari axe Jean Herb rt Mary I lien Mor n on B11l Hoo\ r Wilford W e s K nh muh Dav1d D cker John Cam Raymond W1l on , Phylh Kiebac Paul Kenny Rozann p ar Don M rnott B1ll Gnmm Robert Co1e I I a nor Mayer 1ary Lou DeHJrt Dorothv Carr \V1lma \Vyc off R1chard Bam Barbara Ca1n and Jan Ann Cam 1aJorel/ -Dorothy Taylor h1rlcy Rover Claudmc Barcu and Barbara II ffm~n i~al tr<unmg and xp nence. th member pracuc d datly dunng the term. frequently reporting for pecial drill on non 'ichool time. 'I h father and mother of the band member . offcnng umtmted upport. haw formed a Band Par nt ociation that me t r gularl y at the high chool. One of their goal 1 material a i tance tn buying umform and in trument

h1rl

Roy r

l1l n Hagl Joy

!alloy

Dolorc Car on Chi f Claudm

BJrcu

Barbara Hoffman Dorothy I a~ lor

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Pan

B \LL Rantoul

Moyer Director t r Mo) r who ha coa hed mor champion hip team in all port than any oth r mentor m th Big 1 wclvc conf r ence round out another y ar a th d an of l\-Llroon athletic ~ow dtrectly upcrvi ing th physt ,11 educatton pr gram tn a h of the twelve school in th Champatgn ) t m. dt n•cttng the competitive port in both the jun tor and cnior high cho I . and acttvcly co,1ching th football team, loycr' li t of activittC\ in hoot and out offer a goal which could tempt only th ltghtc t comp ution. and none could qual in n•ice. 1\lthough he is proud of th accomplishment of Ius team his p ronal ati faction do s not come from the number of game won on the playing fi ld. 1 o him, p rt man htp with f,1ir play count heavt t \\hen the record arc c mpilcd. Uncompromi ing in hi demand for clean play . .\layer not only know youth, he IS youth. He like a tion; he i impulstvc; h 1 cnthu ia tic. } I rc pond to any typ of conte t. and thrill to th daring, chancetaking kind of trat gy. Youth' interest arc a large part of him, and alway will be. lIe treat hi boys a p r onaliti with due r pcct for th tr uggc tion and ahbi . and wlul he never "pull hi punch " on th fidd or ofT. the time is yet to come when a pia ' r under L t r 1 1oyer doc not regard him a a friend. He has that rar quahty that in til confidence and loyalty and r p ct. ~hampaign High chool is the b tt r to ha\'C known him. and hi team may b rated a. sup rior by following ht c de of fair play.

STRATEGY

Duector Mo)er ,md a 1 tant, J r d 1\\olJOr Ho1rold J t r and Harry Comb s.

and rc cnc coaches,

Ideas are ammunitton on the playing field and thlettc Director Moyer f rcqucntly call tog th r hi staff to expound a bit of trategy to his a t tant •red J\lajor in handling the backfield or line, and to offer a bit of advice to the rc crve coachc , Harold Jc tcr and Harry .ombe , in developing fundamental forth youngtcr who are to he the next year candi date for the var ity. Moyer' trategy i legion among the Big Twelve coache , and at home or abroad he i rated a an outstanding general who can he expected to do the unexpected with ht team .

I he Maroon

1943 Champions 1944 Edition

far

John I hmann C nt r

Last Game On th vcning of 1 'ov mb r 17. twent pia · r ' b ncb 1nto the • \ Kwl • H ld Hou tunc f VI tory. found it d1ffi ult to h1d th 1r ret . wild! • pani an laroon fan th thrill and c ·ell m nt of th favorit had dimmrd. and th l.1ymg a id forth Ia t tim . 1 n of that roup had tart d a a1n t th 11 b · inJuri . had a hare m th thump1ng. for r plac m nt or on th pia •in fi ld. fan alik .

r : th oth r . except for a few h ld back nd whether on th b ncb h ap d on b · coach and

t I ft nd. Je ing po t m dn11rabl fa h1on hi s cond · ar a a var ity tarter. h wa respon ibl for ch eking th d p rate 1g r favorite nd w p . J\ a r c iver for th bull t a rial h a\' d by Fl tch r. MaJor or rri . h mad ·ardag wh n ·arda counted. ·t to h1m. harl Kaufman nd John 'V-.1 !don har d th tack! p 1tion Kaufman. a I tt r wmn r a guard and c nt r on th champiOn hip team

D I Co1ntr II Halfbo1c

Claud Burch I ullbo1c

II Htnot

I a kl

faroon

0.1'<

muh

uard

Harv ~ Hunt I nd

Charlt G rr1

Quart rbac

[ nd

\Vmt rbott m Halfb.1 k

of th pr vtou year. b latedly moved up to ta.kl for the fourth game of th a on when Jam Hurd. anoth r r ular. wa call d t th color \Veldon. r ular t th b tnmng of th a n and h ld back b' inJUn . i a track .1nd wr thng I tterman. a well a h ldov r from th 194 '3 f otball t am. The c nt r pot w filled by John L hmann. who. play in hi fir t y ar with th var it , prov d to b a w lcom utiht' man. B for Kaufman vacat d th c nt r po t. L hmann play d nd, tackl , and guard during ucc ivc gam . Hi move to c nt r, With tock • Burt K II· r plac m nt. wa th Ia t hift forth ~I h right uard on th h ld by an und rcla man. orman Pat r on. broth r of th captain. and ur -fir parkplu of th hroon t am of n ·t fall. Right tad..l wa hand) d b • 21 0-pound h d R tf t k. a v t ran of th pr vtou a on H lik Wt xcell in th hot put on th track team. and i a r gular on th wr tling quad. J\ n wcom r to the football gridiron thi · ar wa ri ht nd. Di k K lly, a main ta • of th ba k tball t am hrough ut th K lly pia· d a t rling gam . 1

th r lin m n \ h aw con id rable ,, uon w r Chari Compton at end, Oa\' Smith at guard. Ru II Hinot and John He h r t t kl Burt K II' .u c nt r. and Harv~ • Hunt and Bill 1 Mahon at nd McMahon wa inJured 10 the Bl omington gam puttin htm on the 1d lm for th rematnd r of th In th ba fi ld, th quart rba king wa hand! d b • P t Fl tch r, high honor with harle rri . n th r nior. and I·r d MaJor, a ophomorL a r pia em nt . halfba k Dick I ater on, captam. wa on of th I adtn ground gain r throughout th t I ft h,11f. Stan Burke. Bill Koehncmann, and Jim Hallback altcrnat~d at that ~p t. 7h

Maroon

B1ll McMahon

End

John f I h r, 1 acJ..l

Burt K II>

harl

Kaufman

nl r

D1ck

Pet II tch r, Quart rb.1ck

Cl m nt

End

t1n on lblfba k

Bob ChJ

Guard

un Bur c H lfba

B1ll Ko hnemann

Jblfba J..

Chari

Compton I nd

faroon

I oud r Tacl...t

K rmtl I thou I nd

John V..' !don

.u.ud

inJur d tn , n arl ' a on am . \ rat d .1 th di t m mb r of th quad Claud Burch. who nd d th a on \ ith th honor of s oring fir t touchdown again t Urbana, wa I ct d a th mo t v.1luabl pia· r by hi t~.1mmat . haring th top honor forth ground gainmg I ad r lllp with Pat ron G n ugg . n m d captain forth t am next y ar. alt rnatcd \ ith Burch in th fullback pot.

** CAPTAINS Ch n by form r t amm t to honor hi fin playing pirit. th late Emm tt Dunn "'a captain of th I Q 4 Maroon A uard on th champion hip t am and on of th main ta · tn th hn . Emm tt lo t ht lif in a wood hop acCident midwa ' of th 194 3 playing a on. tmg capt in \ r nam d for ach of th arl · am durin th Ia t a on wtth Dick Pat r on, fi t right halfback, t ~ktng ov r th r pon tbiliti of I ad r hip in late 0 tob r. Di k wa the out tandtng yarda man and fin g n raJ.

Dt k Pater on

far on

Emm tt Dunn

laud Bur h dnd Chari, B1al

ha h 1

Chari

Kdufman

lntercihj Crown }\lthou h th Btg wclvc hampion hip crO\ n wa tran f rr d to th 1attoon in 1944, tb I\laroon r t,un d th int rcity up riority. dowmng th for th 29th tim m th traditiOnal m ting of th two t am . nd a in th year pr viou wh n th HS champiOn admini t r d a hcking. th Urbana w r h ld or 1 . tht urn to th tun of 11 t 0 In 1941. pia m on th ncm • fi Jd aroon won, 20 to 0. potlight h ro in the w were inging their gridiron wan on , and a couple of talwart ophomor who will b th nucl u of th 1945 grid t am. tar of particular bnllianc \\ re Oav Smith. Fred R 1f t k, P t H tch r, Je e Cl m nt . Dick K 1ly, John l hmann. I ud Burch, Btl! Ko hn mann, Dick Pat r n. and Chari Kaufman. a on that had b n brighten d only by th d wning of the pr viou ly th Maroon w r k yed to ave th crown and to demon trat th ir up riont over th 1r traditional fo . nd th rc w r no di app 1ntm nt to th 1.'>00 loyal fan who brav d th 1 'ovemb r chill to th gam . By u ing a running attack with variation . throwing pa \ h n the Urbana def n ch nged, the 1 ig r wer compl t ly outman uvered at v ry point. fulfilling v r' pr diction that h d b n mad by i tant Coach aJ r wh had uted th Urbana t am in rly n play. On defen • hampaign played a 6 2-2- I lin that h ld rbana to a ingl compl ted pa Origina1ly chcduled to b play d on 1 'ovemb r 3 at the Ch mpa1 •n field. th gam w,, p tpon d in th arl v ning of that dat b cau f h av ' downp ur that mad th griduon a quagmir of mud. ~, h chang in t1m to 1 bur day. 1 1 ov mb r 17. wa a dt appoint ment to tud nt and loyal fan for appro ·•mately S.OOO uck t had b n old in advance and an additional 3,000 h d b n exp cted to w II the crowd by gam tim . .:.nthu ia m ran at f ver pitch at th h ol. although th rewa but little of th no turnal vi itation in enemy t rritory by th fo1lower of eith r t am. Th

\far on

A an add d inc nuv to timulat int r t. th Down Town Coaches club off r d a tr v hng trophy which i to b p rman ntl • pl d in th troph · ca of th ch ol wmmng th m jority of th int rcity gam dunng th n xt ten year . Program mcluding the pictur of all nior quad m mb r had ben publi h d by th n w wnting cia and uill nd croll, and man • had b n old 1n advanc of th g me. 1aro n and whit mum . upph d through t ud nt CounCil al m n, \\ re a part of tl color hm Band of both hoot p rform d b for th gam and at half tim , and a group of 24 f minin flag b ar r add d to th fanfar . From th out t. it wa Champaign' gam and doubt! the cor could hav b n doubt d if th coach had for on th tradition f con tant luft and ub titutton to p rmit nior quad m mb r th opportumty of taking part in th c nt t.

* THE RESERVES n did a rival t am conqu r th 1 laroon R rve , and th n th nd to comp n at for th 7 to 6 howmg again t lattoon, th .. lo to 0 licking to V lila Grov . pank d D~catur. 10 to 0 and hut am ore. Oth r victori includ d a 26 to 6 win O\' r Urbana. 20 to 7 in th game with Dam·ill . and t ppin th am t am. 21 to I 2, in th c nd m tin of th · ar. mber of th quad and I tt r winn r mclud d four junior Bill Hoover. G n Lamb. Jim fhllb k. and Chari F ath rgill th two latt r pia 1n a f w gam .1 m mb r of the var it • - and th following phomor : Bob h rman. D1ck 0' ~ al. Fritz ubnz. Bill Kent, Don Wit , John t1c0crmott, Ray \V h r . Dean Bingaman. Jtm ands Dick Pctr •, Tom Wi garv r. Jim oon, Btll urr •, Jim in bu h. Dick 1' mith, Chari Bial chki, and I om Hagan. a

The Maroon

B A S KE T B A LL II \IUn (

OMBE~

i\ p iali t in hi fi ld and hm1 If player of top rank. Harq omb ha add d p wcr and driv to th 1ar n ba kctb. II t am . makmg th m th mo t htghl • r p ctcd in th Bt 1 w lv conf r enc and tate. tton com only to to pa ' th pn . th coach d t am d vclop th rar~ v r attltt • that com only to h mpton . largcl through n tant dnll and pra tic . Und r hi dir ctton. wuh Har ld J t r co, chmg th r rv th r alwa · a tar turn out of candtdat t th op nmg of th a on, , nd only a f w drop b • th w,1y id during th • ar. In addition to coaching ba k tball. Comb pon or of th C club. bo · · and coach th

THE SEASON laroon ba k t r I ft no doubt th t th r w uld b no t-up in the tring of tmpre ive victori tabli h db· th tr pr d c r . Th • want d nothing tat crown-and w rc willtng to pia · that kind of ba k tball. \Vith but two r gular back aptain J 1 m nt who had built up a r putau n in tat comp titton dunng the pr viou • ar, nd Jtmmy ttr 11 wh fighting pmt wa an in piration. wtth two competent m mb r of th rc erv on hand Dick K lly and Dick Pat ron. and a tno of ophomor Ted Beach. John c rmott, and Fr d 1 lajor, Jr .. th team wa quickly rated a a topnotch cont nder, baring that r ting with th R d of I) catur. rl hroughout mo t of th a on. th w kly poll f th port writ r gav fir t on nd th n th oth r of th two team th numb r on pot tn th tat 1 h R d . through a mo t fortun t (f r th m) br ak. crowd d th Bi 1 welve champion hip in a conf rene ttlt. \\inning 52 to 50, butt\\ \ k later th five how d compl te ma tery over their nval with a 44 to 2 count. Both gam on th Decatur floor. ·r h D catur lo wa heartbr akin . and ' hile .c pt d a th fortun of th am . w,1 far from onvmcing to th loyal f llow r that th h tt r t am had won lan for man, nd play for play, th aroon ignificant, of cour . in th ound trouncing hand d to Taylorvill who in th prcviouc; a n had luck d out four clo margtn d dcf at , nd who had toppl d th 1aroon from final play in the c;tat champion htp. Out tanding throughout th a on wa th work of very individual player th r gular ppar ntly alternatin m upplytng th breath taktng thrill for th 1r d vot d follow r (Continued on pag 9'3)

Th Maroon

9 4 3 1 9 4 4

Paul Knud n Ja

Cl m nt

te\ c Cr;ug .1nd D1,

I t" 1 Pater n

1 9 4 4 1 9 4

5 Front rou."---Chari G rn J1m Cour II. P te I I tch r. 1 d B a h and John I hmann Ra k rou.'---01 k Pater on John McDermott I r d M.lJOr Jr J Cl ment D1ck Kell I art Harn n. ht Maroon

Senior Lettermen

Maroor1

BASKETBALL (Cont•nu d from pa

90)

floor work and

} ar.

1 h y rna mi th upport of I m nt Pat r on, Kcll ·. Cantr II. and Harri on for tho nam wtll go down tn ht tor· a pan of th big. little t am that could b count d upon t pl.1y h ad up ba k t ball throu h ut the

(.LEL\U

I..,

Capt in Je .I m nt . main ta • on th laroon ba k tball t am m 1944 and 19 5 h norabl m ntion \\ h n a junior.

year c1t HS 1 t am that won th

nd play r through ut ht thr

m mb r of th

\Vtllard

rad

champion htp in ctt •wtd indtvidual pia • r m th btu of th navy .1nd to tr • hi hand in a ttll bt g r am Und r lu I ad r hip. throu h hi nthusia m and lo\'C for th am , th 1945 Maro n chck d" through ut th a on.

~laroon

Wrestling

Ro~

Chari

I r d rae

md 11

MaJOr

Cll \IU.h~ FH.EDEHICK MAJOH

HO) ~\\I DELL a math te, .. • and till 'knO\\ hi fi r hk nobody' nior high. and ha run }u S rvin • a fill-1n wtth th \\ r tlmg WJn

intramural program,

Maroon

1 9

4 3 1

9 4 4

\Vn I r nt rou.

v. md II John \\' ldon B1ll v.1hart Don lynck I rm (, nun Bob mllh R.alph quut Mont Hull Roland Harkn B1ll MJrquardt and J1m John on

9 4

4 1 9 4

5 cond

Ott

D cktr

1 h1rd

nc Kobel and Roy fhl'

faroon

9.)

THE SEASON Turntng b.t J... th

p.t

for l 000 th.u th

f.n nt of th

Romo~n

Cud 10

of t1m

h1 tor

tn th

B pm

J...

p<llll\

p rt

f r th

mdu 1du.tl

pr \ ldtn

t.lnt

thr11l I r

J... r .1

l.tro n th

opp rt unit

br ath Uk1n

th on I nd

IT nn

p 1

m th

r.tppl r

h d no

th 1n

numb r of

\\ h

ould b wunt d up n t

full

r th th

M.uo n

m;um n

tak n up wr tim o~nd

ho m

up n

\o.h

.tlwa

pr du

omp 1mg onl)

c ch

a pta

Hth ba J... tb.1ll

qu d

r porun

of b th t

on th

mp 1

tam

1.1

"1th "r tltn

for

a chan

pro~

are ab ut rqu.tlly d1\ 1d d

llh toph a\

tat onl

ant re t th

\\01

ount d

h.u

hamp1 n maJ r

nou

tn .1

for

.td\.tn

prO~ I IOn

11 .tlly

.tny

1945

quad

llh lh

match

on Janu.u

Urttn

m.td und

Oal

con

PICard John Clapp and Don

105

P1 J... n ward

p und

J1m

R1 hard Curti

and

B1ll

H,l\ nrr

115

\\ mt rbottom i.uquardt p und th \

0 Br n

pound

h \ r

B11J

ll 5

and Bob l nc

J.tck (. nun Charle

135

lbrdv pound

\Vor

and

!~111

I ranCI

1l K I r J1m John n \\'1nterbottom ltdd' John W !don B11l 0 Byrn John T I her Botlom- Jac nun I r d Re1f 1 c and Charle Kauf m.tn

far

o~nd

[ oug n, Jam John on

145 pound

Hun!

al K I r

Jam

Don Wllr

I m \Va <g.uv r J hn

Pow II Do~v

math Harv

Jnd 1 dt

Hun!

I 'i5 pound

Bur Hull

175

al ~

J hn

ldon 1

II h

Ill

p und Kob I

.1nd Wayn

I r d Rtaf

J.. J hn

Ko~ufman

harl

16'i

I oud r and Jam [) o ap1.1an

n and Ja k \ 1 ran rat

\\H

, nun

lamm) J hn t\\o of th

ho comp t d on th

194

hampaon hap team

Co captaans Jack Genung and Jam John on

***

Go If l:.ight m n rcpr nior high on the golf link in 19 4 Pete Fl tch r, Bob Percy. tho Barth low, Paul Knud n. Bill O'B •rne, • ~ al wt n. Richard Burr II, and J, ck rv d , capt m of th quad. wuh J-1 tch r named I ad r for the 194'> ight, four J I tcher, P rcy. lhrtholow, and Knud n w r I tt r \\ mn r . while nd l wton. alt mating a fifth and ixth man aw act10n in mo t of the m t I h fir t m t of th a on wa with Urbana with th Maroon w1nmng. 16 2 Fl tch r \ •a m d II t w1th a round of 5. H wa m dah t gam wh n th l1g r w r ho t at th cond m t with Bartholow, Knud en, .1nd 1 ~ wton al onng cl an VJCton to b t th total to 1 >-5.

ulli\an roan no d out Urbana. 147 14 paign' total includ d FI tch r 6. P rc • 85. Barth lo • 6. Knud n 90, and O'B ·rn 92. Th rbana Country Club wa th n of th final me t f th • ar \ ith .111 Big Tw lv t m competing I coria n tral took fir t plac , Urbana c nd. nd Champa• n th1rd. With bad w ath r or ly handicapping th t am throughout th a on and with Co h wind II ab nt s v raJ w k of th pia ·ing a on, th golf r ncount red th rna t di a t rou y ar in h1 tory. Th

Haro n

I hr

\ 1 un

~ tlh m 0 B rn and al \\!On

P 1

f I tch r

Track II \HOI

jl;!-o'II; H

Although di clainung ewn th

light t im

plic.nion that h fa\'Or p ronal glamour . •oach Harold J

t r ha definitely proved that h

can

produce glamour t am in football. ba ketball. and tra k aching th r n· in th two for m r port . ,1nd directly in h rg of th track

1943 44 quad (th fir t und r hi coa hing at CH ) \ r among th mo t color ful to r pre nt th ho 1. Qui t. una uming. h quickly r cognt7.e tal nt and kno\ th cr t of dev loping it into full bloom team, ht

Qui tly and yet with th full force of a tidal wav track return d a a maJOr port at seniOr high during the pring of 1944, blazoning a com back trail that I ft no doubt that th CHS thl t can b worthy of thetr te I in any typ of comp tition. Li t d ,, an orphan port for the pa t ev raJ year , Coach Harold Je ter in th capacity of up r al man-i in no mall m a ure re pon ible for th r viva!. For it wa he who p ronall · interview d ach m mb r of th ba ketball ,1nd wr tling quad a th a on ended, encouragin~ all to r port for track: it w,1

entering any port but who. n verth I

he who uncovered tar who had no thought of had qualtti ne d d to round out a team

And in hi fir t a on a track coach, Je ter' team ranked cond in the Big

1 welve, plac d ighth in the tat conte t with two Muoon athlete well to the front. won each dual meet entered, took fir t in the Urbana r lay the fir t time in many year -and held fifth place at PMi where competition wa rated keene t in th • lidwe t.

It wa

,1(

the Pari relay

the fir t rna-

jor tryout of the member gave th tidal wa\'C wa

a on that the team fir t tnkling that th tarting to roll. It wa here Th

Maroon

I runt

rott

John I hmann .lind Bob Han n

Po~tcr

tan Burk Jtm Cottr II

Jtm

Hallb k

.lind John

and

that candidate for a h rth on th t am mad th d101C for th

vent th • later cho

to nter.

At th nd of th ea on w1th \ in over Rantoul. 82 ) 1 · ov r G1b on City 80 2 )12 I ) : over Danville, 8 -24: ov r D catur. 6 2 2 ) - 50 I ), nd fir t in th 1attoon and Urbana relay , the following member were award d tb track I tter · Jim Andrew , tan Burke, Del .antr II. Jim Cottr II, 1 la · Dol n, Fred Gr en, J1m Hallbeck, Bob Han n. Burt K II •, Aubr y LeGrand , John 1arun, Dick Pat ron. Jack \V i , John \Veldon. and 0 an \\'1 garver

I etr to rrght---Johnn~ Mar ttn ubr, I Grande, Del Can tr II and Dtek Pater on.

l he Ma·oon

Phgsical Education

rnong th fir nots r quir m nt th

of th high

hool in th

for h alth c1nd ph· iol

lack of qutpm nt ~nd teachin

th curriculum

Participation

returning to th formal cia

Harr} Comb

100

to offer tan tbl

ducatt n cia

taff

comp tittv

upport to th n w Illi

althou h

or ly handicapp d by

nior hi h

nroll d

v ry boy tn

port off r d the on! • ub titut . \\ nh th

in tructi n imm d tat I · t the nd of th

Body budding wa the chi f mpha cali th nic and tmtlar xem

lcH

of th pro ram wtth p cia!

tud nt

ttention to th

,1m

u d b • th arm d fore .

Roy

wmd II

1 red MaJor

Maro n

t up b · Dir tor l Moyer. who

t r

up rvi d and

pi nn d th

phy ical

tion cou

for th

duca ntirc f

m, con idcrabl th

quipm nt u d on th

outdoor

playground

pi d from th built in th

army.

hoot hop un-

d r ht dir tton. A

t nt

achin

phy ic I education w r Mr Harry

cia

ombc .

J r d Maj r. and Mr. Roy wind 11. With a oat v r · bo • a h

t for making

wimmer b for

compl t d

boot.

v ry

ncourag m nt w.1 off r d to t udcn t to el ct thi cia I . E. trainin .

Mor

i ·ty compl t d th m

cour

and

navy

und r

faro n

for than

life av

profici ncy 1r.

wind 11.

101

GIRLS IN SPORTS J路ully in ympath' with th n \ tat requirem nt , Mi larga 1 lo a u . phy teal ducation dire tor and coach of all girl port . a\ to it that both th pirit and th I tt r of th law w r earn d out durin 1944- S. Lv ry tud nt parttcipat d. ith r willingly or by pr ur , \ ith no I nt 路ncy hown to th \ ould-b lackcr. l路bppil ', th dtr tor ble d with unlimit d nthu ia m and a de p eat d en off ir play t an example that made v r girl an 路iou to tak part.

102

7 he Maroon

Ph~sical

Fitness

In tend d to broad n t h traditional high chool program to 1 otal Lducation, with th

health of

the tud nt on a par with the acadcm1c training p cial cmpha i wa plac d upon the phy ical fitn

of every girl enrolled during the term. \Vith the tate law requiring adl'quatc traming with full period devoted to pre cribcd traming

und r competent in tructor

the

HS program

d alt IJrgcly with I lome A1d. phy iology. ,1nd hygicn , and w rc de igncd to teach how to prevent di a c. how to avoid inJury, and how to provide proper nutrition for bodily welfare

·r he

phy ical fitne s program. enlisting every

girl regularly enrolled cate cxcu ing the

with a phy ician' certifi-

tudent from participation but

not from attendance- ct its goal for the buildwg of a trong and healthy body. either through the c tabli hed cali thcnic or wimming. On a modified calc but u ing much of the am equipment that had been built for th

boy

phy 1cal education curriculum hinged upon the cxerci ing of little u d mu clc , the developing of grace and agility, and in general. the "conditioning" of the body by c tabli bing habit

of co-

ordination. During fair wcath r. the urfaced playground wa u ed l' ·clu ivcly for th condit10nin e ·erci e . Rop climbing. the ladderwalk, pu h-up

JUmp-

ing and running on the bord r cour e were carried out

imultaneously under th

supen·i ion of the

director, and the ~tud nt regularly ch eked for proficienc • 1n th a signed exerci .

In th tnular

tradttton I tnd

g •m. th

qutpm nt ''a u d for

· rei e although th I ck of pa

ning and JUmptng faci1iti up f r th lack of r

rar • gymna tum

form

fir t

f., part ttm · tn tnt t r,

\Vtth th addttt n

,, i tant thi room fr qu nt1 · Frcqu ntl •. and c p cially wer

urtatl d run

found out of d or . Parttally maktng

m . t m1

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gam

ub tituted for th

tmp on a an

rv d f r h alth cia tn

fall

p1, ygr und cl

arl · pnng, t am

. otT nng com

p tllion and port man hip to the value gain d from camp titian. Swimmtng, ace pt d on a par with th cia w

ncouraged

ubj t for all

trl

in calt th nic ,

with th

g al of ach

advanc d to JUnior life avmg pr fici ncy for po ibl out-of- chool lif nr ll , xp n nc continue th

B gtnntng tud nt rev altng th t th

port during th

During the fir t re rv d for the girl r

wer particularly urg d to tnn r often i an ·tou

cond and third · ar .

m t r of the 1944-45 t rm. th v ry afternoon following th

ular chool da ' and not

full att ndance to th

m rg nc

pool wa

of th

in 1 afternoon pa cd without a

·tra curncular cia .

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, i

dir ction of th Champai n chapt r iation \~ ith th

1irl

nd a part of th

to ncourag nd a

for th op nmg of th mornmg cia ch ol

port

rul

apply-

n raJ h alth and phy ical ducation proand game

without confltct or duplication

trictl' extra-curncular activity. m tin . at th noon hour. and in th

traditiOnal ch nng

ction

v nm

h ld b -

aft r th do

that form an inte ral part of

trictly bo • ' Und r

n w plan tri d out for th fir t ttm in 1944-45, a p cia! manag r wa nam d

for ach port. who. in turn, kept a r cord of a II point earn d toward num ral and I ttcr b · ach cent tant. , B de on: volle ·ball. H

I uctll

\Vd on.

Brown: b

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tion of th G A A.

and

full r pon ibtlit

abin t and Wtth

to arr' out and up r

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1tldred Torca o: and

an Ptckett b wlmg. Loi Dicka-

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tion wa organiz d tnto two out id ntical pr

ram

parate group me ttng on alt rnatc 1 u da · and a h carrytn ond nd fourth 1 u da • with th

Upp r Ia m n m t on the

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1 h latter group. in addiuon

lcct d officer , wer r pr~ nted by a ophomorc reprc ntativc,

Th point y t m followed thi tcndancc to an or aniz d

·car wa very much th

port. one a w

potnt earn d toward a I ttcr.

k for

larj ric Kemp.

am a in th pa t · ar .

t ht con cuuv w k , allO\\ d thirty two

ix hundred point w r r quir d for a num raJ and tw lv hun-

dred for a I ttcr .•1nd eight en hundr d for a

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HOME ARTS pr paration and rving of m al • home car of th tck. car and f mil·. c mmunity rvtc and practical buytng w r d finn and int hom art cia at Champaign nior high 1 he vo ational choice of a larg numb r of gtrl . th hom art cia oreti al vith th practical in tratnmg of th tud nt for after ch ol car r Lucill tan ell and Mr H 1 n t rk w rein charg of th cia pro ram. 1 Tutrition.

of childr n. hom gral part of th combmed th

tau ht in th CH

AVIATION ENGINES With laborator • qutpm nt uppli h • th tat vocatiOn d partm nt and form rl • in th p ciahz d traimng ction of nav • p r onn I. Champaign nior high tud nt howed con id rabl int e t in an indu trial art cour in aviauon n in Mr. C. E umm rvill , dir ctor of th indu tri I due ti n program in th Champai n h ol . took charge of the cour . p rmittin hoy nroll din auto m chanic to hift to thi cia , tau ht at l iS for th fir t tim m 1944-4S. Th

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WOOD CRAFTS Olde t tn th p tnt f indu tnal du tion cour

METAL CRAFTS In th m tal craft cour that form one of the unit m th lndu trial Education program. tud~nt ncourag d to d sign p cia! proje t which teach th u and rna tering of the various metal worktng macbin R co nizing th n d for r pi c m nt in th m tal working rank . nd th lack of appr nti e . th cour i hap d to d t rmtn what tud nt po the mnat abil iti for thi particular fi ld and ncoura to continu . 1r Harold nidow had charg

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the few men qualifi d to t ach aircraft wood.

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ELECTRICITY A form r m mb r of tb Univ r ity of lllmot taff. Mr. Jam t John ton dtrect d the program of teaching nior high h 1 boy the kill and techmque of I tnclly. during I Q4 - r; De tgn d for both th indu trial ducattOn and vocational I v 1 . th electricity our progr through a program of pra tt al wtring to th buildmg and recond!ltOnmg of motor and quipm nt tud nt who compl tc th t\\ o v ar vocattonal cour ar qualified to cnt r tht fi ld a p ctal appr nuc or h lp r tanding

DRAWING tud nt

a part rnaÂˇ nng

JUnior draft m n ar op n ompl t th cour

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"C'' Club H club , th w arer of th , broon C form on of th mo t activ mor h1gh. or H ld tog th r by a common b nd th arning of a I tt r in a comp tit1v p n-thi club 1 Ilk w1 on of th old t m h ol hi tory. M mb r , r Pat ron, vic pr id nt: Burt K 11 ', cr tar . Bob Cha . J Clement P t I letcher, Chari Kaufman. J1m ottr II Jim Edward . B b Han n, J1m H lib ck, I 'an \V1 garver, Jim John on, Jack G nung. D !ford Cantr 11. and th lub pon r, Mr. Harry omb . Athl te who arn I tt r in football. ba k tball. and track in th 19 4-45 port ar automatically xt nd d an mvitation to b come memb r . 1 h candidat ar announced at th nd of th th fir t p p embl •. rv1c . and th annual

r quir d to w ar th athl tic I

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Student Council Th back bon of .·tra curricular act1vit i nd int rc t m the tud nt w !far of th hampa1gn <>cnior high chool i th Stud nt Counc1l. and taking it po ltton at th h ad of tud nt ovcrnmcnt, 1t i th on ch I rg nizat1on r p n 1blc for th tr ngth nin f old trad1t1on nd originating n w id a . 1 hroughout th war •car , th ( ouncil ha maintain d th lia1 on b tw n CH tud nt nd th national and communit' organization that upport the hom front ITort Fr m th b gmning of th war, th Council h d1rcct d th al of war tamp nd b nd and. whil th plan i pur ly voluntary. provid d th opp rtunity for v r • tud nt to do hi or h r prop rtionat ha r . Th Council r cord . how1ng .11wa • mor than 90 p r cent a tual tud nt participation. brought th "E" flag that wa flown throu bout th year t th cbool rna l. \Vuh m m h r of tb oun il nd p c1, I home

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th r aCliviti carried on by th Council included th of cia . the Ia v tin to choo the enior nnounc m nt n10r high with th Dam·ill football t am a p cia! colI ctmg .1nd wrapping of gift for ho pitaliz d at Chanut and oth r veteran ' ho pita! , the pr paration and carrying out of p p ralli during th football nd ba ketball a on . dir ctang th rai in of th flag t cKanl • I i ld during h m gam . aiding th Parent-1 ach r tatton in th driv for a mtabl war m monal. and directang the traditional vi ltor · program. t which tim th raduatin cia of th JUntor high chool 1 giv n a bard' ,., w of v.hat thy may ·p ct wh nth • r p rt a ophom r \Vtth Dick Hur t. a m mb r of th CH Council and rvm a pre ad nt of th di trict. and d legate from two do7. n ea t rn c ntral lllinoi high chool \\' r ent rnior high in on of th mo t out tanding convention on r cord Tana r n w d int r t in Stud nt Councal program and actavitie with Cham1 wo oth r not worthy ctaviti w r carri don b · th Council th nior Cl\'ic Da • t which a tudent principal and vic principal are I ct d to admini ter during th day, and th I o t and J·ound d partm nt whi'"h k p tab on articl c. rei ly mi plac d or lo t. Th for m r • ctivity inv lv th naming of t ach r fr m th ni r cia who pre ide durin th da ·. Offic r of th Council durin 194 -45 w rc: pr id nt. Mari tta Raple ·: vic -pr id nt, Richard Pat r n, cretar •, Joann Br : tr a ur r. Flor nc B chtol: and pon or, ~lis 1 r II Z hncr. th home room , wer : John Me. ~abn y. Joanne Beck r. Mar' Whit . Mildr d Torca o, Ro .1ari \Vorth r, Ruth t. John. Jan .1., I on. Mar • \Valter . Dick Kratz. Bill Harkin , Chari d B ach. Dick K 11 •, Dick Hur t. J ann Br lar • Mar h, Carol ·n Burk , • 'anc • Holm . Charlotte K ck. Rohan m bar·, htrl ) ·wan~. Bill Fi h r. Carol Pat Brown. Bill icMahon. Jack Thr t, Chari Ha . Ruth orman, and hirl • Ba h.

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raid Butt Bat . Da Hurst D n B ch r \\' man, Ro~y \\'alt r , Dal Cia G or

The Projectors movi in nior high hool. a m mb r of th I r j t r i how. For upon hi nimble fin cr and hi kill in manipulatton r t th ucc or failure of the pcrformanc . wh th r it be nt rtainmcnt of a cia room audienc or a a pc rt of a vi ual ducauon a i om nt. nd cl i fr qu ntly tru of th kill d ,md v r atil . their rvi i\·cn th plaudit that hould be their lot. Th ir r ward i of th mancnt typ ati faction in cn·icc rend r d. Although band d togcth r with a common int r t. th I roj ctor ar not organiz d a formal CH club. Th y m t ach Tu da • but with no officer to direct their < ctivitie . ti 1 , llic Bat . faculty pon or. capably fill th po ition • naming tcmporuy chairm n when bu inc ion ar h ld. Member arc: Jame ndcr on. Don Beck r. Randall Cozad. J org Gil more. Carl John on. \Villard Kh nmcy r. Rob rt L nc . William Live a •, R x ~lun on, Jan brad r, Ray \\'alter . and Pow 11 \Vyman. With th ir ucc d p ndin ol ly upon kill nd working With projectors that arc both complicat d and xp n ivc-mo t of th meeting p riod t given ov r to operating th cquipm nt. \Vorking in pair and und r th watchful eye of th pon or, each boy carri out th full a mbly of th machine, winding th film and making the adju tmcnt that arc n d d to fla h the movi onto the ere n Only after con idcrabl practice ar th m mb r ivcn th a ignmcnt to run th how alon . ,ot only do the Proj ctor op rate th movi machin at chool during th regular day. but frequently they are in charge of the mov1 hown at club meeting , P.-T. A' partie , and other orgamzation h ld I cwherc in th community.

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Ba k rou. Barbara P.m ron J ann Pott r B tt Thoma \Van~ 1 Brown l·bn y Hunt Cath nn D mp . .anq Holm . and M1 tuart. front row--H I n mtth, 1elba Gr nman .axm dloc . Robm m bary u1.ann \Vhtte and I ornot Ko11 r

Thespians roup 1 'ational Th pian hav mad th m lvc known to many oth r dramatic o icti by having th ir pictur on th CO\' r of th Drama a azin . 1 hi · ar m mb r have k pt them lv clueing thrc play and two ~, h 1 'auon,1t 'I h pian organization organiz organization for out tandin tudcnt in th dram tic club . cla . and pta· producin group . 1 h 1 h p1an 1 roup at CH wa in tall d at Oakwood Town hip Hi h hoot in 1 ~ovcmb r. and th m mb r were 1n tall d Januar • 10 Junior arc initiated in th cond m ter of th junior •ear. Officer I ct d to lead thi group thi • ar w re: \Varwick Brown. Pr 1dcnt: uzannc \\'hit . Vicc-Pr id nt; Melba Gr en man. cr tar •, and 1 ~anc · Holm . Trea urcr. o-op raung w1th th w re Charlotte Kcck and 1 ancy Holm , Jeann Pott r and Robin Am bar • who h lp d with th man • ocial m ting . h pian . combmcd with \Vig and Pamt. produc d a tunt how in Octob r, B t Foot Forward. rvic Fla how 1n Januar •, My t ry at t h Old Fort F bruar · 26, 27 and 2 , anoth r tunt how Februar · 16. and th pring Pia· April 27. Consid r the work n d d to make a ucc s of th activiti s, and •ou wh • th memb r hav n't had to much pare time. 1 h r wa on Troup pictur on th cov r of th Drama Ma azine. Thr e oth r at o pp ar d from th foltowins:! pia • : Rom o and Jultct, Death Take a Holtday. and M1llic nt Patt ron. nd Jean Gate in The \Vr of Henry Vl/1. The play \ er produced in previous years, hut 1ilttcent and Jean will b rem mb red b · many a c ccllcnt p rformcrs

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Quill and Scroll \Vhil quill arc no longer u d by cribbler , and roll b long onl · to th~: far d1 tant pa t. both arc the mbl matic tool of , cnior high chool group that turn to wnung and publi hing as favored activitic . dent

And a the CH chapter of Quill and 'croll a nat1onal h norar • o 1 ty p n to tu with a journali m b nt-this group was c p ciall • active during 1944 41.

Pauline Dolan a publication ditor-in-chi f h ,1dcd th orgamzat1on and d1r ctcd th activitie that were carried on ditors of th chool new pap r, Doroth • rm trong, and th yearbook, Patrieta Sho maker w r h r a i tants. Other m mb r of th chapt r w re John Lehmann, Jack B. Cain, 1 'cal 1 'cwton, I oui Mcy r. David 1 lion. Barbara and . Th re Lahey, Joan Br c. Barbara Baird, R atha Hamburg. B tty 1 homa . Joann B ck r. Gloria 1 'cwman. Jean i I r. argar t Hay . Alice Dec Chapman. and Don Rodd n. In addition to the "active .'' 1ary Mar h and I eon.ud Da vi . both ophomorc . had completed r quircment for mcmb r hip. and w r to b initial d wh n both had advanced to junior t nding. Recognized a tnctly honorary. the CHS chapter combined o 1al with a work program without acrificing th academic empha is. 1 mbcr h1p wa open only to th tud nt maintaining high chola tic grad . with the added requirement calling for rv1c 1n editorial or busine management on eith r one or more of the high school publication Unlike the oth r hi h chool organization . me ting wer held da1ly during th fifth hour. and were devoted largely to problem arising from publication of '[he hromc/e or The

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ocial activitic included a publication banquet and th atrc party chcd

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Baton Club mor high activiti M mb r of th Baton club play a dual rot in th rving fir t f all a a Board of Om!ctor in charg of mu ic. nd condly a a club with a comhin tion o tal and

rVtc program.

\Vith th m mb r cho n tn tl · on th ba i of 1 ad r hip and cholarly a bt v m nt th club wa or ani:z d tw nty on y ar .1go a th honorar · ct t • op n to boy and to atd in th promotton of th band a a high chool a ttvity M mb r hip i ltmit d to junior nd nior who hold an A or B r,1nk tn th band, nd who hav av rage tandmg m oth r acad mic ubj ct . El ct1 n i tri tly up n mvitation. alth u h th dir ctor, who i faculty p nor, make the r comm ndatton upon which th club ba it d ci ton .

ffi r and m mb r of th club ar K nn th Tor on. pr id nt: Jack B ain. vic pr td nt. Charle Condon. tr a ur r: Harold Rtgn •, Btll John ton Jam 0 n ld. Gu • Zumwalt. 1alcolm 1 ·and r, Btll Hoov r, Paul K nn • n M rntt. Btll rimm. D n Cahtll. I~arl Bar u , and 1aunce M cum

1 h Vtc Vera dance. th mid-\Vint r concert. th pring tage bow, are n or htp of th club. f w of th activiti c rried on th band und r th lnvttatt n of th club ar r gard d a p ibly th li\' li t h ld b · an • hi h bo I roup with th n ophytc thoroughly njo ·ing th activit ·.

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Ba k r u. R.am na 1 a runt Manl n M Co\\ n Roz.ann, Po1tn ta !til o1p H I n muh, and htrl } Gtlmor<

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Treble Clef 1h r bl CI f tub i a girl ' mu 1 ,1] organization. form d tn 1937 to sen'l' along with thl' Haton club- as th tudent Council of th high h ol band. uch. it t th patt rn to b follow d. dir ctiviti and tal v nt , and up rvi th 10 trum nt I program of th I. Although memb r hip i op n to all Junior and S nior irl \ h ar nroll d m th band, a high chola ti tanding i r quir d b fore a n w memb r i fully accept d, and atl mu t ati factorily prove a willingn to a 1 t in promoting good citiz n hip. Activiti h ld durin pon or hip of th club include th Vice V r a dane . th 1id-\\1 inter cone rt, and th mu ical part t th footbatl and fe tival. A memb r of th band, they al o ta ba k tball game , a well a t th ctional tournament. Th m mb r thi y ar, including th thre holdov r from th pa t t rm. ar Shirl y Gilmore, Marilyn 0.1c own, Patty bon. Roz nne p ar . R mona 'I arr nt. and B tty Lou \V in cott 1 h officer ar : pre td nt, JoAnn \Vood: vice-pre ident, Patricia Mill ap, and cretary-trea urer, H I n mith. Th initiation a combination of fun and riousn a on of th highlight of th club Âˇ ar, n v r failin m mber of h r obligation a a memb r and citazen.

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The Rifle Club Li t d at th tart of th term a a wartim ca ualty, th \aroon rifi clubthrough a p cia! di p n ation ofT r d by th gov rnmcnt to promot mark manhip- mad th 1944 4S hool ·car a bull' • in achi vern nt. \Vith th m mb r hip made up of both bo • and girl , and with but two ft moon op n for practic on th high hool rang , v ry m etin brought a full turnout of mark m n. eag r to tmprov th ir kill with th rifi and to comp te in th national mark man cont t . Tho taking part w r : Bob Cha , Mont · Hull. 1 1 al 1 ' wton, Harry Wtlliam . Loui Lind y. 1 'eil Van 0 ·k , Bill Lyon . Oavtd 1 1 ightingale. Phil r~ nprei . Bill anford, Malcolm Alexand r. Dick Hu ton. Teddy Cros . John S huma h r. and Pd hov r: girl , Virgima \ tzl r. Flor nc B chtol. Juanita \Vright. Phylli Sturd ·vin. Joan Trowbrid , II n Bu h. Doroth · Kirk, and Arlen Curl. Und r th p n or hip of Mr. f·uqua, , nd following th code t up by th 1 1 ation I Rifl A ociatton. \Va hin ton. 0 C.. th m mb r practic d hooting from pron . kn ling, nd t ndin p iuon . comp ting wtth oth r hool on a national ba i on p~cifi d dat . hoot day. with 1 h girl of th club met ach Tu day t th clo of th th bo • taking ov r th rang on Thur day . Th r gular me ting of th club. h ld on alt rnat Tu da · . w r larg ly d \'Ot d to th~ tudy of and th pr ti in handling th rift . \Vith no du or a m~nt . th club finan d it program throughout th year b' en of hop h ld at th Frida · r creation hour.

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nrolled m th home economtc cour have b n xt ndcd an tnvitatton to nroll tn the Hom I c club nd thr ughout that ttm m mb r hip in the club ha alwa • to d at th top wtth oun \\om n mt ret d tn hom making prob1 m . b und to th r tn an org mzatton that off r b th td al tramm and companion hip. ~I

h tub. affiliated \\ tth tate and nat tonal or antzatton . ha f r tl ,1im . th d v lopm nt of a b tter ptnt of coop ratton among th gtrl the provtding of an opportunity for m mb r to carry rc pon ibtltttc and communlt · or aniz tion m worth\\ btl proJ t . and t community wtth th work of the hom

acquamt

with th chool I hom and

conomic d partm nt.

R quir m nt d mand d f th club and manner f com pi tton dunng th ) ar includ d: rnmg mon ) to carq on th tub' ,1 ttvtti , omplt h d b · al of ( hn tma card nd pon oring two ch I hop . planning of a full year' program. pon nng a c mmunit • prOJ ct. wtth th club nukmg h u \\ tf r · ktt and pr n ba for mtn m th rvtc : fulfilling of a good de d. p rform d b · m kmg of cookt f r th lo al USO. pr nting of an a m bly program, carri d out tht ·car with th hO\\ in of ,1 p ial movte n flow r arrang m nt , nd a talk on nutritt n. takin part in a dt trict proJ t. 1 rform d b' dttin one dition of th n w pap r. and nt rtamtng th di trict conf r n e ndmg of a d I gat to th tate club camp. with Jan am g mg a th I al club delegat : and th keepmg of a r, p book through th y ar.

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Wig and Paint and oth r colorl d tail incid nt to Hi torian rna · mpha iz th acad~mi progr ph mor~ wtll ccrtaml school hf~ in 19 4-4S-but th graduating cla • th junior < nd nt r r~m mb r th~ y ar on m \ htch th dramatic t r twinkl~d bright t at hampai n hi h h I.

Chapm n. Kath rin D•mp . B~tty Eagan. J an r enman, Carol Hay , ~iargaret Haye . Charlott K ck. Loi cott, Loui Stohr. B tty ·r homa . uzann Whit , .\1alcolm Alexander. Beverly Barham. JoAnn B ck r. Helen B II. ~i.lry Alice nian hard. Peggy Cam. Arl ne Curl, Ch rl ondon. hirl y Davi . b rry Di kin on. Barbara Dillman, David Dowell. Jean Doyl . R atba Hamburg. Alice Ham lin. Mary Hamilton, Kathl n Howland. 1artha lnne . Joan L vitt. Hazel 1 crs. Virgini.1 OIT~nbi r, Harold Rign y, Barbara Rod rick, Chri~ mmon • ancy t wart. j 1 orma Waugh, Ro Mari Worth y. Phylli Bald win. Ruth Ba s tt, ::d Bevan. Eloi e Bray, Jean Bre e, Joyce Br c. Shirl y Bow n. D rothy Carr, uc Hooper. Jim Hunt. Jean Hub rt, Diane K ith. H len Kirkwood, H len ~1alou, Ro Miner, birley 1cllvain. and 'orma Phillip

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The glamour of huge industrial plants, intricate machinery, and mass production methods is the usual mental picture of American Industry. turing .•. but not so with photo engraving.

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Your year book is the result of many procedures . . . photography, copy writing, art, engraving, printing and binding, plus salesmanship, accounting, etc. The graphic arts industry has many branches and many opportunities. You might consider the possibilities of your future in this highly interesting business.

ARTIsTs • ENGRAvERs

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STANDARD SERVICE

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