1929 Maroon by Maroon Archives

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By RUTH FRAXCES HUCKETT EJuor-in-Chiif and ALBERT LEIDEXDEKER Bullr.w 1/anagtr

VO[UME. :XX

C~A(')PAtGN ~(GH SC~OO~ CU~(")~AIGN, ILLI~OlS

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BOA RD O F E D CATIO

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0:\L\IITTEES OF THE BOARD Athletic-Hamlin , chairman; Bennett, :\lattis. Building.· and groutHhl Hamlin , chairman; Huxtable, Lierman. Health- Lie rman, chairman; :\Jattis, Ogden. Domestic science, art, music-Ogden . chairman; :\I at tis, Huxtabl e. Supply- Huxtable, chairman; Hamlin, Bennett. i\lanual training-Li rman, chairman; Bennett, Ogden . T achers'-, Jatti s, chairman; Ogden, Huxtable. Visiting t•ommittee-to he appointed from tim to time. General ad vancement-Ogd n, chairman; l\lattis, Lie rman.

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Willian! (lPtman, Carl Dohnw, William :\Ic<:raw, and I uth FnnH'l'" IluckPtt wen• el1•cted as fn•shnH•n oflicpr ? ~\lso ho\\' ('YI'l'Y OIH' of u wa. tlw uhjPl't of ridil·tde hy tlw up]wrela. snwn ? It st'l'llll'd as if thr~· lookl•ll up to u-, lllot'P after hn•nty-thn•t• of tlw ela -.. madl' till' honor roll. 1\nd l'l'llll'lllhl'r ho" Hlan~· of th took part i11 thP htng-ua~e cluhs. hand il!Hl orl'h<•-,tnt? \Yt• \Yl'l'l' l'\'Pn r<'PI'('sPntl'd in th<• Bi~ T"Pln• ('ont r st at • 'prin~ fil•ld hy :\lildrPd Broom, ~\linl' ,'hultz, .Jane .\lartin and E,·a Fit•ldhindPr .' HO\reYrr, n•uwmbrr ho\\' tho \\"(']('OIIll'd .

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of -,umnwr Yacation Wl'l'f'

\Yt• eanw baek the IH'Xt fall a-. ophomon•s and PlPet<•tl Bruce ~ 'orm;.n . Lu<·illl• ('ar-.on, ('onstanet• liP'- and _\ lherta Kahht•-. a,., cia-, ofticPI's ? Thirteen of the elass made the ~ophomore Honor Holl! Ed\\'ard •'t·halk. Onctl ~trod<• and :\lerlin Kirm-,p [ll'OYPd capablt• in foot hall, \\'hilt• Hobert • 'hewalll•t·, Carl Dolnnp and Frederiek ~\rmstt·ong bet:amt• ha-.kdt•er . Wilbur Whitt• distinguislwd him-,p]f in "" imming-! W e-,ley ~~ i pi's, Hobert ~h<•,ralter and ~\ I fr(•d HPichman wrre out for tral'k! .\Ial'g"rl't ('ato11 \nts l'aptain of the girb' haskt•thall tt•am that won tiH ehnmpion-,hip! t'arl Dohnw, \Villiam Ul'tman, Dorothy FIO\n•rs, .\Icn·ian Tt•mplin, .\liidrPd Parkhill, .\Jaq.tl'l't Caton. and \'irgoil B1•nnl'tt, made Wig and Paint! Th1• ('hri-,tma. play '·Why the Chime. Hang," "as olely a Wi~ and Paint -,ophomon• Jli'Odnction. \\"1• ratPd in puhlil·ation :\lar~rl't ('aton """ -.opholllOI'l' Pditor ol thl' ('hronielP, Wl•-..]py ~tipP'-, adwrti-,ing manag"t'r, and .\lildred Parkhill opho111on• Pditor of thP .\laroon. WP came hat:k ag-aiu in the fall of

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Fr·PdPI'it·k .\ nn-,trong", ..:\lh!•rt LPidl'IH'kt•J-, William ({ptman and \\'(•. ll'." . 'tipp-, "'l'l"l' Pll'cted a . .Junior (']a-,s offict•rs, and how "mad" the "irl " ·erl' that tht• ho~., took all of the oflil'l' . . . 'iJH' of tlw das-, madp th1• honor roll, whilt- LotTainP Kincaid. ElPanor Cook, Hnth Francl's Il uckdt, Loi-, Ehl<'r, Ilildn•th Il urt, ~\ line ~t:hult; HlHl .John .\ ld'ulloug"h \\l'l'l' initiatl'll into thl' H onor, 'ocil•ly?

l'flf/1 1hirty

''Th<• JfottPnlot ., \\a>; tlw <·Ia s pia~· \\'ilh :\lar·tin Oorrnan and Lneille C'ar on as th<• ]pad .. J3pr·ni<•t• Br·inkPnla, .\]pta Flanin::ran1. Wilma PadfiPid, Hnth Frane<>.~ IInekt'lt, and :\lildrP<l Parkhill WPI'<' initiated into (Jnill alHl , \·roll . .'Pnral .Jmriors \\'Pre tahn into thr "('" l'lnh. Tlu• ::rolf !Pam \\'hit:h irwllHIP<l Boh .'n~ dPr', Eug'PlH' ('olP. Charles •'hang<•r, Wilhur Whit<•, HolH'rt :\Inrphy . .Allr<•r·t Hall, .Jat'k , 'nllintll, and ,Jim K<•nnedy \lOll tiH• Big- 'fw<'l\'<'. \V<• hPgan to Ira,·<• that qnePr fpeling- of l'Palization eome O\'<'r u: to tire effed that we had only one more y<'ar hefor'<' us. Tlr<• fall ot' ·~, da'' rwd upon U>; and \\'<' <·anH' ha<·k for tlw Ill t time to rr>;nmr onr dntie a , 'pniors? The g-irls took almo. t all of tlw dass offiee ? ~\I IH'l't L<•idPrHleker ''as the only <'X<'<'ption, for lrP lwld tlr<• offit'P of p.-Psid!'nt, whiiP :\fil<lr·rd Parkhill \ras Yiee-pn•sidPnt, .J arw Martin, seer·etary, and B<•tty .Johnson, tn•astll'<'l'. ~\I da Flimin::rarn \\as elrospn as Pditor-in-clrid of thP Cllt'o!llcl Huth Fnrn<:<'s llu l'kPtt, Pditor-in-ehi!'f ot' th<• :\1 \tWO:\.

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Edith \'ane<', :\Ianriee :\Iarshall, Wilma PadfiPI<l and :\Iil<lrPd Parkhill al>;o h<•ld important positions on tlw yc·ar hook? Lorrairw Kineaid

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Ten of tlw <·lass llHlde thr honor roll and :\[arion l•'ilson, Fn•<lPrick ~\nn-.,tron::r .•\Ida Flmr i n::rmu, Eni!<'IH' ('ol<', Wi Ihnr Wlr i t<•. E-.,t lr<•r· Bot tenfit>l<l, :\lildrP<l nr·oorn, Fnureis Karmwlson, Wilma Pa<lfiPI<l, Edith Yaner, Hns t>ll \ 'aky,. 'orman llPimrath, llenr·y Kitl'h, Opal Eag-ll'tmr, and E\'elyn Hain<•y \H'l'P o.,enim· initiatPs in thr Honor ~Ot'iPty~ .J ohn :\lc('nllongh, LorraitH' Kim·aid, Edith \ 'an<:<' and :\Iary Ellen :\leKee \\l'l'<' tahn into (Jnill and K~:roll! Th<• athlPtPs honorrd by rrwmlwr-,hip in tlw :\ational Athl<•tic , 'cholar:-.hip soci<'l,\· \H'l'(' FrPd(•t·iek ..\nn tron::r, \Villiarn ll al-!'l'l'llHill, :\lel'lin Kirms(', ArehiP :\IcDomlld, .Jerome 0 'Dolllwll, lluntPL' Rus rll, Ed,rard ~chalk, and HohPrt ~h!'\\HI!t•r. 'l'hP football t(•am with E<h,anl .'dtalk

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HO. "OR ROLL BY MATHEMATICS 2 YEAR InskiJl, Franc is ___ H eacock. Cha rlotte ---------------Hyland, ;\lary __ ----------------SdHtltz. Alin e -------------------- H e lmrath, • ' orman ---------------:\l<'<'ullough, John -------------- __ Blaisdell, Calla ------------------ -Botte nfi e ld, Esth r _ ____ _ --

4. 3 4.61 4.40 4.40 4.33 4.16 4.00 4.00

SCIENCE 2 YEAR Cook, lt~l eanor _ __ -------- -----Helmrath, Norman -- - ------------ Yaky, Russell ---------- -------- -- Bla<'k. Orval ---------------------Davis. C'e<·il ----------------------Inskip, Frances ---------- --- - - ---Ludlow, Daniels ----- - -----------l\1('Cullough, John ------------ ----Samu<>ls on, Fran('is ---------------\' an('e, E<l ith ---------------------White, Wilbur __ -------- __ ------

4.33 4.:3:! 4.25 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00

LA TI ' 4 YEARS Bottenfield, Esthe r --------- ------ 4.50 Schuitz, Aline 4.42

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OCIAL ('[EXCE - 3 YEAHS Ehle r, Lois _____ --------- _____ Filson. ;\laria n __ ----------------Corbin , l\Iaxin e _ __ ----- _ ___ Armstrong. Fred e ri ck -------------Davis. Cecil _ ___ -----------Schultz. Alin e - -------------------Cook. El an or ----------------- ___ Huck ett. Ruth lt' r a n c s ----------Kitch. H e nry - -- - --------------- -Ludlow. Daniel _ ----------------She walte r , R obe rt ---------------Yaky, Russell __ ----------------' ' an('e, Edith ---------------------Ward, He! n ---------------------·

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GERl\lA~ 2 YEAR H e lmrath, Xorman -----

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\Vith the thou~ht, "Xcxt :-·e•at· I'll he a srnior" 1'\·rr prrsrnt in thcit· mind'i, the junior camr back to tlwir thil'(l y1•ar of. ehool with Pa~PI' purpO'iPS. Onr of the• first (•n•nt. "hich took place wa. tlw 1•h•dion of ela. " ollicl't's quitr rarly in the :-·par. }forris Fisher \\'<l'i Pll'c!Pcl presi<lc•nt. In 1927-2, lw was Jlrt>'ii<h•nt of thr same• ·lass, " ·Jwn the mrmh1•1's were sophomot'l''i. }laude•nr Blou~h " ·a: vicr-pn•sich•nt, Amw StiP~em:-· c•r, 'i<'crdary, and 'arl Kortkamp, trea'iurer. little latt•r on the committe\' which \\'H.., to haw char~e of ohtainin~ junior pin. and rin~s " ·as appoint<•d, with }land<•Jw Blon~h as ('hairman. On }larch sixth, thP .Junior plct,,·, 'l'omm,\·, a couwdy in thJ'<'P ad'i, was ~i\'1'11. EYeryonr enjoyed it gn•atly, dtH' to the capability of the cast and of thp <•oaC'h, }lis: Deli~ht Coli ins. }Iawlc•Jw Blon~h and ( 'hr'itt>J' BroWJH'll had the lNul in~ part . The othPr c•haracter \\C'l'(' .\lie<' Campi)(']!, Franklin Loq•ll, Lrsli<> Clark, Xeal Rrid, .\llwrt Ilall, liC'IPn Buclwr, <lllcl William Woods. Athletics haw an impo1·tant plaee in cnu· hi~h . chool, and tho. <' juniors on the Yar'iity football tram were: Sammy \·rinPr, Emerson Dexfpr, and ,John L wis. On the varsity ha. kethall tPam wc•n• .\llwl't Hall, EnH•J·-.,cm ])pxtrr ancl •'am my \ ' rinc•r. In the Baton Club, a mn. ic or~anization for juniors and t•nior only, the junior initiate · wrre: Geor~e }lprriott, Carl Kodkamp, Eu~rne AlexarHlrr. Owrn }Iarshall ancl Ralph Ilrich.

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1'0/J Norr: Hlnkt>~kP, BIO<·k, Jln\\kiw·•, ~(·ott, llnrns.hpr,:.:Pr. ~tPw:trd. lluiP, GrPPn, GorP. Portt'r, ;\luf.I~P, Kirkman . I if/11 Ntllr: Burkf', \ '. iiou,ton. Brandt, KPpp, ~haw. l'nmmiil. ~Jyprs . •\ . !-\II'\'''"'· llust. .Johnson. \il·('nllough . i'fJIIP'fll Row : Hullin~Pr, .\IJH'r~. Snuwk. ILtnlin. <:.tiH'I. llot , ·. )ln1lo~· . . Jordan. Canuulu~h. \\"ns<'lH•r, ('ox. I 1HYIIP. 7'/unl Noll': Fulton. ~iorgnn . 0. Barh..r. .1. Bnrhf'r, F ~'"''"""· (btPrhnr. Hntuly. Hn•wf'r, Ctl\'l'lltry, J(prriot. 1\:irm~P. U. Jlou~ton •'H'OIIfl Now: ~tPwHrl. .Johnson ..Jnc·k~on, \\'alkiu~ton. Kih:ort•. B twhPr, \\'hitt•, .:\lnntluoi. Yon lloltf'll, O' l>onnPII. ('ummins. l'ii'H/ Nolf' . ('nmHtnl·k, l'rn, <:iiiPspit•, Kirk . . ··· bon , ].;, .\ilf'n, Blnu):h. ('nmplu•ll, llnu~:hlwttt•f'.

JCXIOR Cia.·. \Vorries __

T :\TI TI "

----------------------------{~radets ..,,pmes <'r E"xam.

. l

TardY Bell

('lass Pren•s ---------------------------- -{ lktentwn Rooms Tr:ll Hrid

Class 'l'alenL-- --------------------------·

Bill Woods Ft·an('('s Phillipp Eloi. c .\lien .\nne 'tiegem •yer

:Jlary tnmpf Clas. Gossipers __________________________ -·{ :\Iarjoric Gor Charlotte ·wascher Barbara Cook

lass C'raftsmrn ------------------------· _

,Julia Barbrr Gladys :\lilll•r 0\\'!'n Marshall

\Yinift·pd Bt'('U<'r

l'ng•· Fi/lv·thrcc

JC.~.'IOR Adair, Louis Alagna, Augustine Alexander, Eugene Bacon, Robert Baddlt'Y, John Bailey, Dean Benham, Harry Bor n, :\lerle Brady, Chris Bullinger, Charles Burton, Edward Busch, Arthur Clark, Leslie Combs, Russell Comstock, Herbert Connor, 01ester Cox, Hoger Crum, Roy Davis, Paul ]) nman, Zene Dewhirst, Lynn Dexter, Behrans Doh!, Jam s Donley, 路walter Dunn, Wilson Ehler. tanley Ely, Joseph Filson, James Fisher, i\lorris Garrard, Robert Goodwin, Ce<路il Haines, Chari s Hall, Albert Ilall, Howard Hall, Ralph Hampton, Cre d Handley, John Harmon, Howard Hays, Leonard Heacock, i\Iax Ileicke, Ralph Hensler, Richard Hill. John Hitch, Franklin Hoffman, All n Hollinger, Kenneth Jackson, Clarence Jochim, Lyl Johnson, Rus ell Jones, Clarence Keene, Donald

B y Kelley, Jo eph Kennedy, James Kenn y, Hoger Kirby, Collins Kortkamp, Carl L.o1.ke, James Lewis, John Lovell. Franklin McArty, ( 11arles :\IcGraw, Timothy McTaggart, I~1. \\Tence Magnuson, Dick :\lagnuson, John :\larkland, Ben :\Iarriott. G org Marshall, Owen :\filler, Bennie :\1iller, Harry :\loll, Stuart i\Iorehouse, Theodor Morris, Charle.路 i\Ioulder, Rob rt Mulligan, John Murphy, Hobert Xesmith, Thomas N'orton, William O'Connor, Stanley Parkhill, hester Penn, Otto Pricer, Chal'les Rains, Everette Reid, Xeal Ross, \Villiam Scham I, Jo chmidt, Glen Schrumpf, Benjamin Schwengel, Stanford Seeber, Georg malley, Halph mith, Walter om rs, Alb rt Swerinsky, amuel Swish r, Harlan Thompson, Lawrence Vriner, Sammy Walker, Isaac Ward, William Welch, Vincent Whitnah, Ervin \Vilson, Larry Woods, William Young, Ev r tte

"'[:::========================~~({])~@]) ~ I'ngt路 l"ifty four

Alwrnathy, Alite AllPn, Edith AllPn, J.;loise Alp<'rs, :\lildred AppJp~ate, Paulim• Armstrong, Dorothy J'.alc\ridge, Lillian Bandy, Irma Barlwr, .Julia BarlH'r, Oleta Bell, Ruth Block. I<~IPanor Blacker, Beosie Blak<•slee, E:Iyse Blough. :\laudene Bowman, OJeda Branch, :\Iaxine Breuer. Winifred Briggs. Elizabeth BudH'l", Helen Burke, Rachel Bunwtl, 01 ta Campbell, Alice Canada, lola Carson, Irma Casey, Ir n C'a vanaugh, :\larion C'ook, Barbara Coventry, Hazel Cox, :\1argaret Cummins. Fern Daughettee, Opal D Wilt, Marjorie Dol~. Emma Lou Dust, Elizabeth l<'inder. Dorothy Fletcher, Doris I<'ord, Ruth I<'ulton. Idabelle Gabel, Elsie Gandy, Elzina Gearen, l\lary Gillespie. Guynith Gore, Marjorie Grant, Tellie Green, Dorothy Grein, Opal Hardin, Alic Hardyman, Lavaughn IIarnsberger, Bernadine Hawkins, Marjorie Helbling, Margaret Houston, Gladys Huston, Viola Jaekson, Carolyn Jervis, H len

TIOR

IRL Johnson, Dolores Johnson, Josephine Jor<lan. Beulah Jordon. :\laxine Kampschrader, Virginia Kepp. \'pra Kilgon>, Charlotte Kinnison, Gladys Kirk. :\lildred Kirkman, Doris Krow:. :\lary K~ IE'. Phyllis Larry, Lois :\l<·Cullough, :\largaret McKenzie. l\lary Beth l\lalloy. Josephine :\lanthei. Helen Miller, Gladys :\lorgan. Loi: :\Judge, :\largaret :\Iullins, Viola :\Iyers, Marjorie ~elson, Louise O'Donnell, :\label Osgood, Ruth Osterbur, Anna Payne, Vena Phillippe, Frances Platt, lie! n Elizab th Porter, Frances Porter. :\Iyrtl Pro, Lenore Pummill, Thelma Schaede. D Ell Schrei, Florence , eott. Alice Jane S dgwick, arah haw. Mace! Smith, lone Smith, Iris Smo<·k, l\lildr d Stevens, Agnes tevens, Flossi Steward, All en tewart, Lois Stiegem yer, Anne Stumpf, lary Tignor, Dorothy Von Holten, Alta Wakefield, Emily Walkington, Margaret Wascher, Charlotte W therald, Blanch White, Lor na Wilson, Phyllis Wisehart, Frances

Png

l'ifty-firc

,JP. TIOR IIOXOR ROLL

Phillipp<', F •·ance Breuer, \Vinifred

4.640 4.3.)0

.\liPn, EloisP ----------------Porter, !<'ranee<> --------------Blough, l\faudcne -------------:-;ti('g-em<•ycr, .\nne -----------Bucher, lie! n ---------------Ht<•v ns, .Agnes ---------------Shaw, ::\facd -----------------Wood , William ---------------

4.2 5 4.2 :i 4.272 4.250 4.150 4.150 4.090 4.04.)

•

lime, Ida -------------------- 4.000

C===================~"\ ~dp~~ ~

·.·,

SOPHOMORE CLASS

FlU~:\f II

FR.\KER,

l'n Hidt 111 \\"\lol \I·F. )Jn.I, !KI:", I ic< l'n •itlt 11 t

GI:Oiti.F. L\'<(;E,

Nrcn tary

Jor. 1"1 OTT, TnaHunr l'ngf' Fifty - ft'CII

\I+' \lldPr. Zlllllllt'lll':tll ...\lit II . Llstt·r, T1wkt•r. Bt·rl num. /ttJJf ('n, ... Ouu, E. \lulli::an \l .. rt·t·r. ))t•rrouu:h, \I. \lttlli.!.ltt. ~owt•rs, !'-iulli\'an. :"\Jd:ath. Blai1 "· 1\"t·u ... iuk. 1\:. \\'hitt• I\: in!!. I i/111 Ntor ll:uulh1 .:\lullikt·n, Frank~. \I,YPrs, l'aul, \\'il..,uu, 1·: . Ht~rhnum. TriukiP, lroJII ins. L•·asHrt•, I lit·t·kJJtHn. \l11rrPII. l'tJIII"tl Nt1tr: :-.:tPillillt.:f'l', Brad,\·, \\'orkmnn. llillon. llf'Ctnhart. <:. (:illt•spil', llarris. 1.. lht,·is, (' J); ,-is, 'I fiJJ NtJif

,'i.zlh

BlumPntltaJ.

(;rPPJI.

Third /ltJtr. ~~·ott. Frak•·r. \.t·:-.hit. '!arn. ~\\ uiJp~·. BI·Jlflt·r. B;H.!ll',\" \\hit I'. ,:\t•\\ton. ~allatla,Y, '\ortoll ·"""'""/ Ntnr. 'lillurd. <)ni:.:lt·y Pulliam, IIPr:-o.hllan!'PI", ~11'\\:trl. "• lson. Tr·uutt. T:u.!'::nrt. _\I('Kiu~t~.r, \1 \lc·Kirl~•·~· Firu}pr·. Hdukt•. l'itxl Nt11r. Ttll'kl'r. Hu~if·k. Bo::urt. Bro\\11 , \'ill"'f•ll, .\~Pi""". ('ollius. f•wld111, I.it•rnwu, (;PiiPr.

OPil()l\rlORE

LA\ III TORY

Earlr in . 'rpt<•mhl'r, 11w sophomore. l'llll'r<•<l ·<'hool, to oncr mon• hf'<'Olll<' a<'<'ustOJtH•d to the rout itH' of <·hool lifP. \Yiwn 11w~· Pl<·<·t<'<l thrir ria s offi<'crs for til<> 1\ro Pmest<•r , Fn•rwh 1<'ntht· wa. !'ito <'11 pr<>sid<•nt: \\~alia<'<' :\Iullik<•n, \'it·P-]ll'<''-idPnt: Geor:.t<' Lan~<'. <'<'r<'larr. and .Jop N<·ott. tr<•a.·nrer. ()f th<• thl'('(' Jnmdr<'d illld t\\Pilt.\ Ot' thirt~ sophornorPs. a g'l'Pat lllHil,\" n•pn•st•n(<•d tht>ir cht s i11 thP s!'hool orwwization-, this ~·par. :\la11y of th<>m join<>d tlw fort>ig-n lang-nag-<• eluhs nam<>ly. Latin, Npanish, Fn•twh and (Jerman: th<! lit<•rar.' <·ltths, and 111<' :\Tusic• . c\sscwiation. In \\~ig and Paint. 1lw clnllllati<• org-anization to whieh fpw -.;ophomor·<•. are j)l<•dg-<>d, at'<': Frpneh Frakrr, Ilarrirt Bradlnu·~-.•Tor , 'cott, Tom (~uig-h•y, and Hall :\Iillat'cl. There arc a nnmhr1· of til<• mc•mh<•r· of tlH• <·Ia sin tlw hand. Ol"<'lwstnt and <:iris' <llr<• C'lnh . •'onw of the g-roup parti<·ipat<•<l in athlcti<'s. Early in thr yrar a few of tlwm l'('])()rt<>d for football pra<'t i<·P on the fre-.;hman-sophomorr h•ant. LatPr on, h<hhthall w<•iglwd lu•avily on thP mind of a g-n•at many of tlHN' on tiH• frrshman-sophomon• ha krtball team and intra-mural teams. Girls of the C'la . of wl'r'<' also interPstt•<l in athlcti<·s. and a g-ood tntmiH•r tnrnrd out to swim, play haskethall and volk~·hall. On tlw pnblicatiolls staffs arr ,Joe •'cott, :\larie Fill(]er, PParlr Croslin, :Jia~' Phillip., \Vallace :\lnllik<'n and Ro~<' LPC' Brown. Faculty ach·is<'r~ WPI"<' :\I iss Es'ii<• LPSUI"P , :\lis. llah :\l<•ndPnhall, ~lr. William ButlPr and :\lr .•Jos!'ph }loon•.

·:n

l'uvc Fifty., iqilt

Top Nou,: J)a,·idsnn. llh:on. Hil'clmnn. Sf·hriP. ~tt•\·t·ns. Swan:--oll H,,,,,,. Hn\"i:-;, Brt•WPJ', F \\·PtPnk:unp. BPitou. ('t·oslin, L \\·Ptt·nkalllp. En:.!IPton, ~liflillt!'Pr. H!l) htll'll, .\rmstrcm;!. HrlnkiPy , \Yumsl+"y, llopkins. :'\. Hn:.:l•·.' I if IIi How: 1>uhsnn . KuhiPmP~·•·r. 'laYi:-<. ~ltt~:-;Pr. f{pss!Pr, )lorphPy, (;ihlin. ~pr,\, Hkhards, Filson, HnssPI. \1<-Ku<•ll.r, ('nrnl's. I IJIII'Ifl Now: l"hnltz. Frantz. Hl'ifstl'l'k, 'l. BI'Own, 1', l•'i'f'IIS, .Johnson, Jlnxt:thll', Ll'l', 'l'olh<•rt. H. \\'lllillltts, (;o)<hh~-. Lnn~<'. ('oil'. 'J'hinl ltfJlr: HoYPI". ~pi\·py, .\llPn, ])if'kPy, Bahh. l'. I.t•P. Botkin, Horn. ('hapmnn. ~(·llrf'iiH'r. ~"i.rth

'rh,,mpstm. :\I urph~-. Sn~·fiPr . .\ rmst rnH,L! . .\s.mnn. f}uirk. 1 hntlap. Hohhin~.

, ·, t'fJIIfl Noll':

~it«·hPr.

Find Now: P . LPP. 'I(•KtoP. BrHflhurs. :-::n·a.L!'I\ (;lo\·l•r, H .

Hrownfil'lfl. Lord au. \\'ikox , 1-: ..Johnson,

Fhwu~.

llo;d. Dohhins, \\·uxll'r, HnsPIIstiPl.

Johnso11, Uur·:-;t

OPIIOMORE

llepzihah ________________________________ .\nna Ruth Hopkin Pho<>hr ---------------- ---------------

_Yirginia , 'avag •

::\Tr. Ilalgran~ ------------------------------- Wallare )lulliken Pyntmus ---------------------------------- __ Hall )I illard Thishr _________ --------------------------- _ Kathrrint' White Tit an ia ----------------------------------- _ Doroth~ )I 11 rrrll Bottom ___________________________________________ .Jor , eott Elainl' ________________________________ .\nna )lary .\rnts!rongLanre lot _____________________ -------------- ___ \'ern on ~n tto11 King- .\.rthtu· _______ ---------- __ _Donald Dohhin .\ lil'l' )IoJti'OP _______________________________ Blatwhe )forphey

Ila\\'I<Pye ___ _ __ ------------------------ ___ Ut'Ot'g'P Lang-e Ho!!Pt' Dr Co\'el'ly ____________________________ Tom (~uigll'y

~it·

1'11(}1

1 1/fY·IIIIIr

OPII0:\10RE BOY Adams, Lillyn Adams, Raymond Alexander, Howard Alexander, Xon Allen, George Armstrong, Maurie Atchison. Lor I Babb, Richard Bales. George Bales, Teddy Barker, Thomas B rbaum, Edwin Blaisdell. Robert Botkin. Emory Boyer, John Brady, Cecil Brown. Albert Brown, Fritch Brown, Paul Brownell, Chest<'r Broyles, Glenn Burton, Enfer Busick, Harlan Cain, Ervin Caldwell. Jack Carnes, Jesse Cas . Roger Chapman, Gordon Clancy, Francis Cole, Leonard Combs, l\lel Cox, Joe Cooper. Bert Custer, Robert Davidson. Eugen Dexter, Emerson Dobbins. Donald Doty, Robert Drake, Andrew Dunlap, Francis Dye, Wayne Fiscus, Herman Fraker. French Franklin, Roscoe Franks, Thomas Glover. Lewis Goldsby, Alb rt

Grant, \\'il bur Gray, Clar<'nce Grossman. amuel Grunder. Albert Hamlin, Jack Harlow. Donald H gmon. James Hixon, George Horn. Russell Hott, Reece Houston, Russell Hoyt, William Hurst, Maurice James. George Johnson, Eldon Johnson. Gordon Jones. Irving Jones, Lyle Jutkins, Charles Kink, Henry Kinneson, Thiell Knudsen, Ove Konradt, Edward Lange, G org Langhoff, Harold Lee. Paul Leonard, Edward I... indsey, Lawrence List r, ( 1iiTord Livett, William Lordon. Robert :\lcDuffee, Byron :\lcKnelley, Joy McLeod, 'orman :\laley, Edward :\lason, Vernell l\1attingly, John :\lay, Eugene :\lerc r, George Meskimen, Daryl :\lessinger, Lee Millard, Hall Moore, Harold :\1orfey, George :\lorgan, Harry :\Iulliken, Wallace :\lurchison, tewart

Murphy, Chari s N'<'shett. Rozell Noecker, James Nofftz. Boward Norton. H<'rbert 0' <'al. Joseph Ong, Chari s Osterbur. Herman Pi<·kens, Glen Pick ns, Orville Quigley, Tom Quirk. John Robbins. Fred Hos nstiel, Joe Ross, Marvin Hussell, Albert Schaede, Paul chott, Charles chr i, Donald Schri<'h r. Lester S<·hwartz. Emmerson cott. Joe S<'eber. George Seymour, Curtis Smith, Johnnie outh. Eugean Squires, David , taton, G<'orge Steininger, Waldo Stiritz. Gordon Stitcher. Herman utton. Vernon Swanson. Keith Taylor, Charles Thompson, I...yl Tucker, Paul Valentin<', Gerald Var am. Georg Waller, Robert Waxler. John West, Jam<'s Wlwlan, William Wil('ox, Lewis Williams, :\Terle Williams. Hoy Wh;egarver. Gerald Zimmerman, Theodore

~----------------~n~~~~

OPll()MORE lagna, Angplin Allen, Rosemary Arnu;trong, Anna Mary Armstrong, Dorh; Asman, \'E>rPna Ayers, Verna Bag)(•y, Inez Bagley, ::'\elle Barker, (;enE>va Belton, Imogen<> Bend r, 1...1.ura B rhaum, Esther Blaine, Mary Blo!'k, Edna Bogard, Aileen Bolish, :\largar Bradbury, Harriet Brady, P arl Brewer, Dorothy Brinkley, Opal Brown, .L\Tildred Margar t Brown, Rose Lee Busick, Pauline Carlson, Charlott Castor, Clara ('ole, Helen Collins, V rna Croslin, Pearle Davis, Genevieve Davis, Mildred Davis, Nettie Davis, Lucill Dentinger, Gwendolyn Derrough, Betty Di ckman. Dorothy Dickt'y, Kath ryn Dillman, Ro mary Dillon, El anor Donley, Juanita Doty, Virgie Dover, l\larvine Dubson, Helen Duct'y, Opal Dunn, Ruby Dy, Huby Eagl ton, Adda Ebert, :\Targaret Ellis, Iren Fab rt, Thelma Filson, Katherine Finder, Marie I+'iscus, Th lma ForshE>y, Alma

IRL

Frantz, Ellma Fro t, Melba Giblin, Mary Gillespie, Gretehen Gille:pie, Pauline Cr en. Irene Green, Winifred Harris, Aline Hegenbart, Helen Herndon, Wilda Herriott. Virginia llerschbarger, Thelma Hill. Juanita Hitch, Helen Hopkin~;, Anna Ruth Hopkins, lara Grace Howard, Juanita Hudgens, Minnie Lilley Huxtabl , Katheryn Jackson, Mary Esther Jochin, Juanita Johnson, usan Kantuer, Amelia Keusink, Virginia King, B tty Kirmse, Rosalyn Kuhlemeyer, Mildred Leasure, Frances Lee, Ruth Lee. Phyllis Lierman, Janeth Lowman, Helen McGath, Jessie McKe , Margery McKillop, Evelyn McKinley, Bernice McKinsey, Edna McKinsey, Cynthia McWethy, Elsie Mabis, Opal Mabis, Helen Mank, Verna Mara, Pauline Mercer, Agnes Meyers, June l\lontgom ry, Wilma 1\lorphey, Blanche 1\lortau. Elma .L\ludge, Frances 1ulligan, Eel n Anna Mulligan, Mary Margaret Murphy, Harriet

Mul'(lhy, Helene lurrell, Dorothy Nelson, Dorothy ::'\esmith, I+'ranct's • ·pw ton, C'lt'ola • ·orrtz, Helen Norton, Esth r Jane Paul, IIel n Phillips, :\lay Pulliam, Flossie Rayburn, Dora RE>ifste k. Ruth Reinke, Katherine Ht'sl r, Lavanna Robertson. Lola alladay, Esth r avage, Virginia , cott. Erma Shoaf. Elizabeth Shoecraft. Chari ne hultz, Lorolive liclinger, Ruth lusser, Loueva limp, :\lad I ne Smith, Lillian Sn II, Vivian Snyder, Kathryn Snyd r, Marian Sowers, Frances pi v y, :\larian Spry, Dorothy Stearns, Gen vieve Stuart, Nellie ullivan, .L\tary wadi y, Rach Taggart, Pauline Tolbert, Tennys Trink! , Edna Troutt. Alice Tucker, Annab lie Turner, Erma Vinson, Margar t \\ almsley, :\Iarian \Varmbier, Catherine \Vamer, Cordelia \V tenkamp, !+'lor nee \\'etenkamp, Lucille White, Helen White, Kath rin Wigner, Wilma Wilson, Gladys Workman, Imog n

1'11{/1

s l.rl y-0111

~OPIIO}IOH.E

IIO. · oH. HOLL

Lre, Paul ------------ - ------- -1-.70;) );('"ton, ( 'IPola ---------------- -1-.:500 Do\'l't', }Ian·inr ---- - -- -------- -1-.2:>0 ~pivP~~. :\Iarian --------------- -1-.2:50 ('asp, Hog-(•t· - --- -- - ----------- -1-.2;)0 Fibon , Katlwrim• ------ -------- -1-.13:~ •'liding-('1', Huth -1-.000 Bntdhttl',\' ,

IIaniet ------------

-1- . 0~:l

. 'limp, :\TadPIPitH' -------------- -Ult :l .Johnson. Eldon --------------- -1-.0S:l ~Iillikin,

\\'allaer -------------- -1-.m..:l

~allada.\. EsthPt' -------------- -1-.0 0

\\' ptpnkamp, Lu('ilh• ----------- -l-.000

'--------------4.11~~~ t::==:r' Pagt •" i.rf ll

trro

FRESHMAN CLASS

"11.11111: 11 l'llilll:lt,

K.~TIIFIII't:

l=:TIF:< , niE\ r.R,

l'tTHit/• II(

, ·,(·ntory

Hn·u Kt ' ll",

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l'kt ·Pn xidt nt

1'nfl.urtr PtlUI

.~i.rt [J

lhn <

'ftJJI l.'orr. ,\ IarstPII:tr. llnh)'ll"· ~dtruth. Ilall. ~<'l'OI!!!PII , I:u'<·h. ·"nr"hnll. ~t<·lrt. Ilill. 'larkl:tll<l, \lull l'if/11 1.'1111': l'n)!llllll. llarn'it. FulfPr. ,\ltt<'IIPr. ()uulnp. Ifolrmnll. Ht·n<IIP.I', l't·ntt. ()ulllP). \\'ill') , l'ortr/11 /tt11r: ('Jnnt•,\. Hnyhurn. l·:i,·hor~t. Hut'J!t•:-os, .I;H·k~on, J)ahl. ~I iPJ!t•mt•,n•r. ~\rttlrPHJHtkis, HnJH'f, BPbha\\. Hi<'hmotul. Hlnc·k. Thirl/ Hmr: ('a~qwr. \\'ntPrs. BPrhaum. E. !"mith. (;, ('rt•il.!hton. Z. ~mith. Y. CrPi~hton. \\'at,·horn. Kt•IIJ. ('alinw~P ..\ltorrymnu. 1...,,,.,,,tl !.'IJlr: Phillips, ~torH·hrnkt·r. ~tortzum. Youn,l!. .\rms. Fnrrb, ('hlort>, Clnnc;v. (;ihson. llPrring-·

ton. (;rovl's. rirHI ltolr: )JoorP. <"hHflli'S, Bn .... st·tt. Hwlc•·r·s.

FRE

II::\L\~

Ht>JIIIPtt.

CL.

E. Tnylor.

<:.

TU,\'IOl',

PhilliJ•IH', ('JifTord,

(;o~s.

III TORY

razin~r around tlw unfamiliHI' t'Onidor-., with ratiH'I' '"'~' tnH'k <'XJll'!'.·sion. last f-iept<>mb<>r .f, tho-.,(• ho~· and l!irb. who make up the cia.· of 19:32 hel!an tlwir cag<'r qu<>.t for hi~hrr knowl<><ll!('. ~\ft ('l' . <'Y<'ral W<'<'ks, wh<>n th!'Sl' frrshm<>n lH•(·amP lwtt('l' a<•quaintPd with onp anoth<>r, tiH'.'' <>lN•tP(l th<' ela.-s offic<>r~. 1\lildl'<'d Fish<'r "a-; t•h<N•n ]ll'<'si(lPJlt; Ruth Kuhn, \'i<'<'-P I'!'sidPnt; KathcrinP , 'ti<>~<·nwy<'l', -.,e<:r<•tar.'·· and .J Hll(' Ho-.,e, h"P<hllr<'r. To he! p I!UidP t lwm in t ht•ir work a. a cia. s, th<>y <'l<'<'f<'<l :Jii-.,. LPola IIanling, :JTiss Opal ('unningham, :Jir. Roy , 'wind<>II. and :JI r. lit>ht>r HumlJit• as facult~· a<h·is<'l'S. ThP freshnwn \\('1'1' l!l'('at (•nthu~ia.t-., all(l took part in numy sdwol activi tie.. ,Just before the ('hristmas holidays, <'at•h class <leeol·att'd a Christmas tree in the t'Orri<lors, and t]H''i<' tr<>es wen• us<'d as <l<'<'OI'Htions for tlw f.itu<knt 'ouncil Christmas dan<'<'. 'l'hP freshman (•lass \\'Oil tiH• priz<' of fi\'(' dollars fo1· fixin~r th most attnH'ti\'(' tn•<>. 'l'ho. e boys of tlw ('}a-., of ·:t~ intcrc-.,tr<l in athh•til's went out for football and ha. kethall. :JiemlH'r-., of the frr-;hman-. opiHlmOI'(' football team from this <·las. W<'r<' ..William LiPrman, ('lan•n<'P IlPlmrath, :Jlal'\'in liout, Otto ~imm<>r man, Ed win R<•i<l, and HidHird \Va I k<•r. Playi Ill! on t lw l'n•shman-sophontOI'<' baskethall t<>am w<'l'<': Burt Shauger, Edwin H<>id, \Villiam Lierman, Clarenc<' IIclmrath, Thomas Brad!<'~·. an<l \Villiam Sp('ll<'<'. A gl'Nlt nHln~· mon• ft·<>shm n played on .·omc of thp llllllH'l'Otls intra-mural light- and Jwavy-\\'('ight teams.

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Gilbert, Harold Green, George Green, Jack <: l'l' n, Oscar (]rounds, Lor n Hall, Richard HampPI, Roy Harmon, .John Harrison, George Helmrath, larence Henderson, Paul !I('JTiott, :.\1 rl Hill, "\rno Hillemeier, Byron Hout, :\Tarvin Trle, Louis .J enis, :\I ervin Johnson, Donald Jone:, Delbert Kagann, L o Kampschrader, G raid Kink, Albert Kirby, Francis Kirby, Richard Kirk, Harold Kleinsmith, Alvin Kreager, Sanford Krutsinger, Yudell Larry, Harrison Leach, Francis Lerman, \\'illiam Lindsay, John :\TcGuire, Paul :\lcKinl y, Albert :\IcKinsey, Lawrence 1\Tc" ·eil, • ·orman 1\Iarkland, Joe :'1-Tarshall, :.\Iaurice :\Iarsteller, \Villiam :\lelahn, Paul :\Jere r, George :\Iessing r, Georg 1\leyer, Lynn .Miller, Sam :\loll, .To . :'lloore, \\'alt r :'llorris Jacob :\Iuller, Oscar Nagel, \Villiam Nesmith, Claude 1'\orton, William Pfiefer, Benjamin

PfiefPt. Walter Pinkerton, Paul Provart . .TanH'S Pugh, H.olwrt Quirk, William Ray, gJmer Ray, .Jamt•!'; Rayburn, Paul Rayburn, \\'alter H.ec•v!'H, .John Hi chman, Philip Reid, l<~dwin Ri('dman, Cene RobinHon, Jam s Roughton, Robert :>andwell, Georg<' :-;vhafl'r, .John Schroth, Lewis Scoggin, Charles Shauger, Burt Shed nhelm, Byron Shirley, Howard Smith, Oliver Smith, Otis SpPIH'<', \Villiam Stein, James Stephens, George Stock<>r, Lonis ::;tolt<>y, Robert Sullivan, Harold Tabaka, Edward Tarman, \Villiam Tat!', Floyd Thomas, Lenzie Thompson, Robert Troutt, George Turner, Lauren l'tley, Rubavent VanD v nter, Francis \"aughn, Russell Wack, Ih>ber Wak('field, Charles Walker, Richard \Valtrip, Harry \VaHc·h<>r, Karl Washington, James Watts, Albert \\'hit , Darrell \Vinslow, Edwin \VoHram, Raymond Zimmerman, Otto

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FR Anclreanakis, Maria Arms, Helen Arseneau, Mary Ellen Ashby, Dorothy Bacon, Anna Barker, Margaret Bassett, Marjorit• Behrens, Mari Bell, ;\lildred Belshaw, Emily Bennett, J an Bennett, Violet Berbaum, W1lma Biale chkl, Mildred Block, Eleanor Blum nthal Sylvia Boyd, Dorothy Br uer, Eleanor Brown, Bertha Brunn, Maxin Buckles, Marjori Burgess. Ruby Cain, lola Caldwell, Betty Calimese, Ruth Carls, Mary Elizabeth Casper, Margaret Charnes, Margar t Chase, Virginia Chipman, l\lozel laney, Margaret lements. Leona C1ifford, Virginia Clor , Maxin Coleman, Jessalyn ondit, Lucy Coughenour, Norma Coventry, Opal Creighton, G neva Creighton, Viol t Dahl, Luc!llc Deck. Edith Dexter, B tty Lou Dillman, B ulah D nl y, Katherine

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Jordan, Mary Oliv<> Duncan, Dorothy June, :\largo Eichorst. June K enan, Barbara Eisner, Regina Kelley, Vera Farris, Wilma Krow!<, May Edna Filson, Beth Kuhn, Ruth I<'isher, ;\lildred Lacey, Dorothy Frod, Eloise Lake, Julia Mildred Fraley, Ruth Legue, Lucille Franklin, Dorothy LeVernway, D lia Frasi r, V ra Lunger, Elzab th Frison. Helen Jane Lynch, Wilma Gabriel, Sylvia McClelland, Beulah Gale, Hel n McDaniel, Frances Gandy, Elnora McDonald, Ruth Gaston. Ella McTaggart, Lucille Geiler, Eleanor :\1 Wethy, El~l Gibson. Edith Mack, Mary Gill spi . Joan Gooding, Evelyn Madden, Rosemary Madix, Dorothy Goodwin, Etta Matteson, Ruth Goss, targuerite Mattis, Elsie Graves. Martha l\leir, Irma Grav s. 'orma M rryman, Beatrice Grounds, Deloras Miller. Zudora Guthri . B rnice Mink, Ileen Guthrie, Eunice Mink, Katherine Hall, Angeline Moon, He! n Harman, Elberta 1oore, Francis Harshbarger, Ruth :\elson, Mary Louise Helm, Carol O'Connor, Mary Herme, Blanche 0':\eal, l\Iargar t Henna, :\Iary Osterbur. Helen Elizabeth Padfield, Alta Herndon, Wilda Herrington, Velma Patterson, Candac Hopkins, Guinevere Phillipp , Elise Horr, Mary Kathryn Phillips, Mary Jane Huckins, Clara B th Pratt. Edna Price, Wilma Ingram, Helen Pro, Leone Jackson. rystal Pulliam, Flo sie Jackson, Glenadine Ragle, Reba Jennings, Dori Rains, Lucy Johnson, Glenna Reel, Evelyn Jon<'s. Lois Reifsteck, Christine Jones, Mary Anna Rhode , Ev<'lyn Jordan, Martha Young, Juanita

Richards, Marjorie Richman, ;\lary Hob<'rts, D rothy Rodgers, Lillian Hoper, Florence Host•. Jane Hyan, Dorothy and<'rs, Ruth Sass, 1arie chiodt, Gudrun chrieb r, Mildred cker, Rosemary Shanks, Grace She han, Betty mith, Bernie mith, Doris Smith, Esther Jan Smith, ona milh, Huby Rai Smith, Wanda Smith, Zelma Smock. Lois Snyd r, Ida Spry, Verna Stewart, Helen ti gemey r, Katherine Ston<'braker, Alic trode, Helen ullivan, Louise Summers, Laura Taylor, Eva Taylor. Geneva Varnado, Alma Wahl[ ldt, Edna Warters, Mary Watchorn, Maurice Well.·, Wanda West rb k, Louise W tenkamp, Flor nee White, Ruth Wil y, Winifred Will rup, Margaret Wilson, Kathryn Workman, Cleone Yortz s. Dolor s

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IIO OR 0 'IETY J;;,·pr since the foundin~ of tht> Xational Honor Society in 'hampai~n .'chool it ha heen a •onstant inspiration for . chola tic effort and attainnH•nt on thr part of thr stu<l<·nts of th<' school. 'fht• pnrpo. e of tlw Honor ociety i:-; to reward tho. e pupils who have distinguished them elve. throuO'h thrir scholarship. Bli~ibility for membership in this society is ba. ed on the maintenance of a hi~h .-cholastic awrag-P, and thr ·howing- of markrd qnalitie · in leader hip, character, and . ervice. Fiftern senior and ten juniors n•cein•d • Tational IIonm· , ociety pins, J)ril ~3, in an impressin a sPmhl~·. ThP formal rect-ption into the soci •ty '"as hPld as a pag-<>ant with tlw stagr lwantifnlly set. 'l'IH' fiftppn sPnior initiates "t•rp .Jlarian Filson, Fredrrick ArnL tron~, Aleta Flanin~am, En~<'JH' Cole, '\Vilhnr Whit<', E.th<•r Bottl'nfi<>ld . .:\Iildrt•<l Br·oom, Francis •'amnPlson, Wilma Padfield, Edith \~ance, Russell Yaky, • orman Irrlmrath, IlPnry Kitl•h. Opal Eag-h•ton atHl Enlyn Hainry; juniors, Frances Phillippe, V.Tinifred Brener, Franl'<'s Porter, Bloise ~\.ll<'n, )lauclen<' Bloug-h, nn Ntit·~<>nwyet·, Ilt>len Buclwr, .\.~ne St •wns, .:\Iaccl 'lum·, aJI(l '\Villiam '\Voo<ls. J.Jois Ehler is Yalt,dictorian and Lorrainr Kincaid. s;tluta1m·ian of tlw class, both h ing mt·mhl't's of th • ·o(•iety. l.nts EIII.ER Ili~h

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Fifteen .tudenh of C. II. •'. are mnonl! tlw fiw thousand . tndents in the rnited 'tates " ·ho wear the had~e of the national honorary society for hi~h .·chool journalists, Quill and Hcroll. 'l'his society was or~anized at Champai~n Ili~h .'chool in 192 and it i OJH' of three hundred chapter: whose purpose i.· to C'JH•onral!e and reward incliYidnal aehicn•ment in journalism amon~ hi~h . chool .tudeut.. The local chapter has not lH'en an actiYc' cluh this year as the achis<'r has chosen to consider membership purely honorary. Requir ments for mcmhrrship, are thr followin~: student. mu t be of junior or c.; nior standing-, must be in the upper third of their clas. in :cholastie stan din~, m nst haYe done . u peri or work in some phase of journalistic or creatiYc cndeaYor, must be approwd b~· the Xational Council. Those who haYe met these• requirements this year are eniors: Edith Yancr, :Jlary Ellen :JlcKec•, Lorn1inr Kinl'aid and .John :Jlf'Cnlloug-h. 'l'he juniors who haw IH' · l'Ome member. of this ocidy are: France Phillippe, Eloi c ~\lien, ~\nne .'tc•i~tenwyc•r, :Jlarjorie GorP. France-; Portc•r and \Villiam Woods. )fpmlH•rs chosen last year are: :Jlildred Parkhill, .\ lrta Flanin~am, Bernie(' Brinkema, Ruth Prances Un('];:ptt and Wilma PadfiPld. The nt•\1·-pledg-c•d journalists were initiah•d prot•c•din~ the annual Publication~ hanqlwt held early in :Jlay when thP gold J)in , .ymholical of nwmhership in the society, W<'n' pre~en ted.

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I•;idton~t. Ynullt•,·t•ntPr. l)tmn, ~nmuPhmn. ~nnlgv. Tllirfi row: \It·. ('lurk ..!IU'him. ))1\on, io>Pf'llf', O'lhotlllf'l. ~1!'1\:110'11,\, lln<·oll , ('litH•. BnlP~. J)pxtPr. Yrintor, ~lc·lhmnld . ('ox. Lewis. Ilnll. Hm·~~·wll. J'ind rorr: .\la~na. \\'hitP. Kntui~Pn. ~trodt• . Jla;.n·rman, .\rmstroll$[. ~('halk. Kirm~P. )larshull.

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'l'hirteen athlt>t<•s who had bl'<•n awardrd lett<'r" this yNlr at sewral as. emblies for football, track, swimming and basketball were initiated into the " "' ('luh in :\lay. ..\s a part of thPir initiation, the a1hletes wert' <ln•ssed as smail hoys wearin~ ilk hose, blue :hirt·, red tie» and short trousers. Each one carried a ]laddie with which the •lub memll<'r. swatted them frequently. Initiates "·ere Ro~<·r Cox, H<•rbl'rt Comstock, ,Jprome O'Donnell, Donald Kren , :Morel ])ixon, Lyle .Jochim, Walter , 'avage, \Vilson Dunn, 0Ye KnudHen, len Yan Deventer, Gerald \VisPrrarYrr, Robert ~lwwalter, and Panl Eichorst. The club sponsored a pep assembly in February with the aid of several members of the school band which gaYe a group of . clPctions. Le-;ter :\Ioyer, Willimn Hagerman, and Frederick Armstron~ gaw short pep talks. The old memhrrs also managed the ticket . ale for tlw Dmwilh• haskethall ~rame. Ten nwmbers of the "('" Cluh \\'t>re admittNl to tlh' :\ational ~\thletic Scholarship i-iOCiety, a new honorary or~anization. .\ candidatt> must earn a ldtt•r in a major ;,port or in two minor . port., and mu.t haYe three con ccuti n• s\'mPsters of a \·era~ • ~rades a bow that of the school. Those boys ele •ted \H're Fr<•<l<•riek .\rmstrong, William Hagerman, :\lt>rlin Kinme .•\rchie :\IcDonald, ,J <'I'OIIH' 0 'Donnell, Hunter Russell, E<hrard chalk, Robert Shewalter, Sammy Yriner, and ..\lb<•rt HalL Officers for the year wen• Frederick rm. tron"', president ; Allwrt Hall, Yict•-president; \\~illiam Ilagprman, N'J'etary and treasurer. Fn.:u .\n\JSTitO\to

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'l'hose ''s and lyrPs which the pledg- , of tlw Baton club receiYed in ])t>et•mher as a .·ymhol of memlwrship in that musieal club, wt•rp earned aftPJ' \H'<'ks of g"l'illing- initiation. :\luch knowledg-r was !!aint>d hy thr pledg-rs, u·h as tlw nnmbrr of slabs of' blackboard and number of windows in the high , chooi. building-. Inten. e conct>ntration " ·as used in counting- tll(' t•rat•ks in si<lt•\\'alks and eolumn.· in the ,' tadium. For a mu..,ical test, tlw.'· wert> rt>quired to play thirty-two mea. ure of a solo. The formal initiation took pla<:t' in Dt>c<•mh<''' with Gl'org-e \Vilson '~6 JH'l''-iding at thl' Cl'l'Pmony. ln ord<•r to b • rlig-ihle tiH• hand nH•mlwr must ht• of junior or senior rank, must haYe acquired points by community band work, partieipation in four rontP ts and four concPL'ts, hy a satisfactory attitn<ll' in and out of hand and by maintainin!! a B a\·pr·agp in that adi,·it,\· for h\O y ears. At pn•spnt therr an• thirii•Pn hoy who han• gained th<• honor of memht•rship . This dnh is a school within tlw hand ha,·ing for it-. purpo <' tlw dnclopmcnt of ]padership tog-ether with thP qnalitiPs of obediPn<:P, loyalt,\·, <lPjH'lHlahility, al<•rtnP" and pundnality. Tho. <' "ho arc in the <·lub arp Ilau.'· Iletfelfinger, pn•sident; .Jlarion Gulick, Yicc-pn"-,id<•nt; .Joe Can11011, S<'<'rl'laJ',\'-tn%mrer; ,John Stearns, Go1'<lon DaCosta, l<'rrdPriek nnstron~, \Ti1·~il Bennl'tl, Francis ~\.lt>xamh•r, 'arl Kortkamp, 0\\'Pn .Jiar~hall, Halph liPid<<', 0Pot'!!P .Jiarriott and Eug-Pnl' Alt>xandl'r.

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G I RL R E ERV "To find and g-iYt' tlw he t "-with this JHirJ)(l~<· beforr them thr Tirl Rcserws of('. II..'. hPg-an th<• year with a prog-t·am fnll of hoth social and more s<•rions adivitiPs. The rrcog-nition . <'rYiC<', as thr initiation into the Girl Hes<'l'Y<'s is <•allrd, was lwld at the Y. W. C. A. Tlw IIH'mbrrs, chw. Nl in white, a11d paC'fl <·arr~·i11g a lig-htrd candle. formrd tlw Girl H<•serve mblem, a triang-le. 'l'hr <'<Hh' and flltt·posl' wrn• rPJH'alt>d and tlw pins \n'r<' JH'<•srntc•d to tlw JH'W m<•m bet·s. Tlw s<'rYiee was follo,,·ed by a tea . •\ n importaPt l'\'C'nt of thP yt•ar was tlw joint Oit·l Ht>-,l'l'vt>-Ilig-h-Y hanqtwt attrndecl hy nwmlH•rs of the r or:.ranization from l rbana, l'11iwr. ity a11d 'ham]Hlign Iligh Sehools. Each g-ronp prrs<•nt<>d a stunt, thr local xirl Hrs ne giving ".'ehool Da~·s," a eomieal sketch of a countr~· 'chool. .\ Oroq..tl' \Vashi11g-ton party hrld at OIH' mt•mlwr ': home was a spN:ial feature in February. The G. I . and ll i-Y al~-,o Pntrl'lainl'd '' ith a snpprr in tht• eaft't<•t·ia follow<•d hy danein:r in the gym. 'J'lw <·luh is not mad<• np of all social-, hnt thr mor•• srrions snh.i<·<·ts \\l'n' introducrd in the rrgnlar llH'rtings . •\ pnic<' projl'ct, -,pnding- Sl'Pds and hooks to a t•omnnmity in Kpntucky, \l<h workPd out. Th<• snbjt•ct for di. eu-,-,ion at OIH' of th<• most inten",ting lllPdings was •· Aclmirabl!• ( 'hat·act<•ristie in \Vomen." Offie<'t''i WPt'(' Katlu·~·n l<'il on, JH'l">id<•nt; Huth Osgood, Yi<'l'-Jll'l'sid<'nt ; Dorothy Ilank<', trl'asur<•r and :\Iilclred Broom. srcrdm·~·. 1-\:.\TIIIt\' FII.SO'

'I'OJJ rmr : Faulkrwr, Hulling-t-r, ~t't'IH'r. \\·ood~. ~linlp, ~H\'HS.:t'. Th~•iss, (;ofHlint.:. Hrown. ~hnuJ,:Pr . <'lint',

Cng-nnn. ro1r: Antlr,•nnnkis. ~tPig>PmP,vr , HPhdutw. Bns~·wt, Phillip~ . .:\loort~, l'rkP, UrPill, ~c ·ott. Ht•rhnnm . l'hnmht•rlnin . Hlot•k, PhillipP, ~lnlllkPn, ('nsP. 1-'t·oll, IIPII'I;mnn , J)on•r. Ho p..r. ('JIITortl. Kuhn , lhtnt·nn . 1-'dtnltt.. t'nn tmlll.

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1'/urtl rOll' .' \\'ilt·~·.

• 'l·rond rmr : \li~s Jlnrding-. Lt'll~UrP . Brndhury. )I<•Kf'P, Ht>inkt', Hottt'nfi Pid. lJankP, :\I;rPrs, ~JliYPJ. H. ..\11Pil, KinJ,:. )Iiss Lt'~Urt•. Pint/ rou•: \\'hwhnrt . E . .._\ 11Pn , !"t iPJO:"PillPJPr, :-\tPillPt:t'r, <:rt•t•n, Bort>n, llowt'll, :\htrJ)h~, ~HIIHit'lsou , :\pwton , Fihwn, 'l'ng-g-nrt.

L TI

L B

'l'hr Latin Club, whi<•h llH'<'h reg-ularly t>wry Ttw day nnder thr clin•ction of ).Ii's Es;,ic• I .'ure and ).lis. r.. rola Harding-, is compos •d of tlwsr stndrnt · \\'ho are intprested in delYing fnrthrr into the eYent of classical times and gaining a greater rnjoyment of the Latin langnag-r. l•'rancis HamuPlson wa;.; (']p •tpd JH't•sidt•nt; Anne Stirgc•nwyrr, Yice-pn•sid<•nt; ).lcu·ian • piYey, srcrptary; and KathPrinr 'tiegemeyrr, tJ'Ntsurer. During the first -,<•mc•stt•r, a pictnn• <•ommittc•e, and pro~ram and puhli(•ity <·ommitteP, all aided in tlw or~anization 's work. A trip to Lincoln Hall and Janfl'l'll 'ilides W('J'(' fpatnre Of thp S('COnd S('nl(•stPL' \\'Ork. JH'Jl a:-;s(•mhly IH'fot'P one of the l rhana hashthall g-ame was :-;pOll'iored hy tlH• Latin Clnh durin~ tht• sc•concl Pmrster. \Vill iam Wood , Elois<' AllPn, Phyllis Thri-. , l<'rc•nch Frakr1·, Tom Qnig-lry, a hand compo: d of I..atin students and a talk hy \'c•rne Carson, former at hl<'tt• furnished thr program. Til(' Latin ('luh is OJH' of thr oldrst, most sur<·rssfnl and si~niticant cluhs of ('hampaign lli~rh School, ih origin dating back to tht• year C. II. S . it elf was rstab1i;,lwd in 191 :>. l·ll.\ :\t' JS !".\ \lt ' EI.SO~

l'n(lf 1'-if'rnJ/JJ-/nur

TIJJJ .-otr: Bus<'lt. Wns<'lwr. llunlnp, ~tl'ill. ('rum. \\"illinms. ~tt•rn. "n~. HnHl~ . .'t'ltrt•i. 'J'Iiinlt·otl": .\lis~ ~wiunrt, LP\\i~ . .\la.,:na, \lnrtin. \VnkPtit>hl. Boyd. llnmlin, 'Inuit·~·. Cnlim1·sP, \IJt•rs. ,"if't'IJIItl row.· J.~hlt'r, JHilmau. llopkins, ~Pdgwit-k. Covf'ntr), ()"J)oJlnPII, ..\shh)·, \lnc·k, Brunn, \\~t•pks, LflWilllln.

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~<·ott,

"·hwlwnrt,

Undt•r thp sponsorship of :\liss Beulah Swi~rart th~> Spanish Club thi. year has studied Yarious phasc•s of Spanish Iii'<•. 'l'o supplement the cla.-s \Hll'k is the stated purpose of thl• dub. This y<•ar in '· E! Circulo Castellano'' th y ha\'e .tudi<•<l the histor~·. and tlw ~reo~rraph~· of ~pain, and tlw eharaderistic. and thr t•u. tom of the, 'pani. h prople. lllany thin~rs w •re h•ar1wd about tlw old , ' pan ish h•~r('!Hl while the feast days ancl hoi idays ~howNI .·ome of the , ' pan ish sot·ial lif<'. Hp<ll ish art had al o h<•c•n taken up. This indndes musi<•, architecture of old .'pain and paintin~rs by Hpani h ma. ter.. Alon~r with the mor . eriou. study tlw pro~rram. <•ontained many Hp<llli>.h ~ranH's, plays and contests. Beeausl' of thr many memlwrs tlw eluh "a>. compel! d to diYide into t wo ~r·oups, the Tuesday and the \Yedne. da~· clnhs. 'l'he offi(•<•rs of thp Tur-,day Club tlw first s<•nw ter were: Trent> Casey, prr-.,iclent; \Terna ('ollins, Yiee-president; Emily Wakdield. >.<'CI"Ptary-trc•asurc•r. 'L'IH' \V l'dnesday club oJlicers Wl're: :\Iarjorie Dewitt. pn•sident; ,Junior , 'tearn. Yiee-pn• ident; Roy ('rum, s<'('rrtarytreasurer. 'J.'he OffiC('l'S of the rruesda~· club th1• -.,('('011() S('nH'stpr ,,·ere: ('arl Was<•hcr, pr<'sid,•nt; Anna luth Hopkin:, Yic -pre. ident; Donald Dunlap, seer tary-treasurer. Thl' \Vedne:day cluh "·as led the sN·on<l senwstr1· hy: Yerena .\.man, presidpnt; Ila7.el ('oyentr~·. Yic<•-president; and ,Jame. .. tein. secretary-treasurer.

Top ,·orr: ~~~~·flpr, Flnning-um, ~c·hwi'HJ.!t>l. HrinkiPy, HPid. ~JC'('ullou)!h. ('om~tm·k. >"t'('OIHI nnr· Cur~on. ~all:ula~·. Croslin. !"<•ott. :\loudl, l)u!o;t. Hrown. \\'il~on Bottom row: .Johu~ou. lung'Pric·h ~wncllt>y , ~tuart, \\'ar<l. Fil~nn, BottPIIIiPlcl.

FRE

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Thrnwl.

LUB

En~ry two weelu; durin~ the year all of thr Fr nch lub members recciYe<l ''J;r Pt>tit ,Journal" publish<•d hy Alice )J. Dielu;on, <•dito1·, in Oanl<'ll C'ity, 1Tew York, for thr us of Anwrican students of Frrnch. This affords opportunity to the mrmhers of learnin~ to read easily. 'l'hus they can expr •ss themselws mon' fluently and fr ely than clas.room work allo,,·.. :tudents become deeply intPresterl and rt>ali?:t> th • adYantagc.· of a stn<ly of thi language and that French i. a ~reat plea.-ure and not a drudge. ~\nother t•lement that ha. aided student. of French in gaining an authentic accent aml a more facile rxprrssion of thrir thoughts is tht• oral report in French giYt>n by crrtain nwmher. from ''Lp Petit ,Journal" at l'\'('1',\" mrt>ting. 'ommittet• for thi "ork were appointed hy Bt•tty ,John. on. Pr<' i<ling offieers for the year were Betty .Johnson, pr ,idt>nt: ~\lrta Flaningam, Yice-prrsident; Pearl Croslin, tn•asun•t·; :\larian Snyd<•r, . t>cretary. Chri. tma. tree \\'ith prizes \\'as the main fpatnr of the Christmas party. ~\ ftPL' an rxchange of gifts, candy <·cuws, and pop-rom balls W<'l'(' pnjoye<l. ,'tnmgc enY lopes with a<ldresses in a foreign-looking hand, picture. of handsome dark-haired Fn•nch boys, an'l JH'<'tt.'· <lark-haired goi1·ls we1·r n•<•<>iYCd hy :\Tarian nyder, • ·Pal R<>id, BPtty ,Johnson, P<•arl Croslin, • ·ellie tuart, Haclwl , 'wadlt>y, and Glady Wih;on, throngh tht• aid of :'IIi . Pho he 'l'hrawl, faculty l <h·iser " ·ho st>nt thl'ir name to a Fr •nch chool. BI:TT\ .1011\SO\

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'l'OJJ 1'01(": Cug-nnn , Konr:ult. HaitH· ~. )lis~ H P:H·h. Ht•\\h irst. I.. ~<·hriPIH'r, ~ t·lut t-<lf' . '""' f'OUll t'tJtr : ~wt-rin~ky , '\ofTtz , A . OsiPrhttr. Bltwk , l'rkt•, <,uin . ~ t rmlf •. J 'irHt rtJir : 'I. ~(·hrPiiiPr, ~tiPJ.:t 'lll t')l ' r . Jl. OstPrhttl', \Yi;.:nPI' , BPhrl' ll~ . ~nss, :-.:.<·hut·d(•,

ERMA

CLUB

l'rman as a lang-nag-P study still holds fa\'or at Champaig-n llig'h .'ehool. 'l'lw G<>rman Cluh had .Miss Amy Brach as faculty a<hiscr; n ·al ,' tro<le a pr1•sid1'nt; .A rnold ('ag-aan, Yic<>-prrsidPnt; lkgttr Schaede . <>cretary; and llPlcn Osterbur, tr<>asur<>r. Th<• clnh me<>ting'. in gt•neral were ns1•d in prodncin~ erman play . All of the nwmbers Wt'rt' gi\'l•n tlw oppot·tnnity to participat<> in at lea. t on<> play. Yocabulary drills wen• lu•ld frequently in ord<•t· that the memh<•rs would het'Ollll' morp thoroug'hly at·qtwinted with 0PrnHm word .. 'l'wo clnh sessions of the first . <>m<>stl'r wrre featured by l<>ctures g-i,·en by ~ l iss Lt•ola G. Harding- an<l ~Iiss -:\ina Gn•sham, members of the faculty who haYr both traYeled in Ot•rnu\11)'. ~liss Uar·ding- :--poke of many intpre.ting' in t·icl nt.· that oc ·ur "lwn ~\nwrieans tra\'1'1 in a fon•ig-n eonntry . ueh as .crnumy. ~he described tlw Lorelei and pictun•d many ht>autifnl s<'I'JH's on tlw Rhint• Hin•l', ll'iin~ pichrrc-.; to illu-.;tratc her talk. ~fany JH'rsonal int·iclenb d alin~ "ith hcr Yi. it amon~ the natiws of 01'l'many were toncht•<l on hy ~Iis. Ot·(•sham. 'fht most llll\t'ittal (']pment of tlw talk \\'aS a dPscription of the Passion Play given in rrmany once 1'\'l't'Y tpn ypars. Durin~ the :--Pcond .t•nw tt:r the members wel'P divided into four ~ronps. Eaeh g-roup made a notr hook which includPd German scenes, . torie. in German about the liws of t~•rman author ancl pictures of them. ~\ prize notehook was .-t•lt•dt>d and sh0\\'11 <htt•in~ Spring- OJH'll honst•. 011\ .\1, ~TROI!E

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Ilnpkin,, <:lhlin. BPII, !'mutt, :\li'" <)uarl"'· ('nldwo·ll. Findl'r, l.il'rmnu , )lpr('l'r,

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~tunr1. \\~p~ft\rhPPk, !'-iHmmt·r~ . .ltHlf':-t;, 0 '.:'\t>nl. PhiliiJ•~. EhPrt. BP1ton . )Julll~-:nn . I. )lulll;.:nn , Hra<lhury, )I ('Kt•l'. llt"lnhll', ,Johnson. I'm, ""'' kc•r,

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rotc: Burris, .Jn<·kson , "mith , Hrnom . llank<•, llnll, Xhunk,, ('rctsliu, ('. llnpkins.

IRL'

T HLETI

I T IO

'l'he Girls' Athlrtie Association with a mcmb rship of one hundred and .·eyen girls is one of thr largest clubs in the high school. 'l'his gr<•at organization, with the purpO!W in mind "to .timulatr intrr<'st in girl:' athlrti •s and to standardize and promote idrals of health and . portsmanship," \\'H. led by Edith Yance, the president, und('r the dir<'ction of :\Iiss Daisy Quad<'s, physi •al education instru •tot·. Oth<'r offic<•rs of th<• cluh " . •re Yicr-prc id<'nt, \Vilma Padfield; . E'Crrtary, :\lildt· •d Fishrt·. and tr<•asnr·pr, Ilarrirt Bradbury. In .Janmtr~· this association gaye a party for tlw m<•mhers of thr rr·bana G. A. A. , 'wimming was followed by a dance in the Gymna. ium. ,'pecial f'<•atmP. of thi. affair w<'n' songo,; hy Eil <'ll and Kath<•rint• ~link and piano :olo by ·wanda Coop<'r. At :-;ix a up]Wr \\as s<•rwd in the caf<'trria. Other social and athlrti<· function. can·iNl ont h)· tlw .. · ~\ . £\ . " '<'l'<' hik<'s, ie<' skating and rollt•r·-. kating- parlit•'i and a spring dancr. Nonw m<'mb<'rs of t]l(' so ·iety al:-;o gain('(] thpir four ct\Htrds this year: first lol'al award, old En~lish gi,·rn for 600 point ; . N·ond loeal award, JH'I':o;Pntl•cl aft('r tlw <'arnin~ of 1~00 points; kagn<' award for 1()00 points gained and, finally, th<' highest a\\'al'(l, thr l<•agm• ('lllhl<•m, j)l'(''i('llt(•d upon th(' attaintn('n t or ~000 points. EPITII \~ \''f.

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Top r01r : GrirHIIPy , lln hlf·s. ~lnrshnll. t'n"'• ~tt•nrr". Ilt•ti'Pitin):Pr , llillt•m PyPr. ~!tll!P~ . llo tt. Troutt . Hou~:hton . ~t'llloth . 1'. lln,·l•. \\'urtl, )1. ,\rm•tron~r. Flnnin~:nm. l>nvi•. Fijtil rotr: IIPit-kt•, Kortknmt>. llnmlln. )lillikPn. Tho nHl,, flu~· " · O•~:nnt l. ,\rm<t ron):. ,\IIPn . (:to nr • .Juhn~on, JludJ.!inK. Unhl. Lnngv, Enni~ . 1.; . .!..lf~xarulflr. (' o rum . J'ourtil rmr : )lr. ~11'1\:lunf'~·. Ilt•rshhnr~:t•r. t;nhrit•l. G. ~tt•nrns , (;ntlt·k . 'for~:nn . .J ohnson . ~u nl):P, :\!'Rmith. ~tlt•).:t' nlf'yt• r, BPII , '1. \lurph~·. fl. ~lurph _,.. Lortlnn , )1 . \l u r<hnll. Kinn ison . ('n iP. Tilio·d r01r : .\dum•. \\'lllt•ntp, )!, )]('Kpn z lt•, C. ~l tKI'IIZi e, .\r..•npnu , llu . tnblt•, 'l'hl'i8<. Kll).:n rt•, ::St•l son, ~UV"UA'f~. Fi~hPr , 1·' . ..\lt'XHtHit'r. Flt•tC'hPr. L . l>nhl. r.•.nng-do n . Ncron1l rotr: l>n Costn , BlH'klt•s. HPnnf'tt. \lorFPy, L . \\' hltt•, Bnt•nn , Bt•lsllll\\ , R op!'r. l!. WhitP. HlumPnthnl , )lnrn , FnulkuPr, K. \\n«·hl'r, ~hu•llpr, Ttlf'kPr . Fio·st o·otr: )lnrrlotl , X . "'"''"Hlt•r, ~lt'RRingpr, )lilll'r, ~mlth , ~lt'l>nnit'l , (; oss. ~J p rrymun . ~llllt•r , Brt WPr, nunhnm , ~<·hntt , 'l'ntP. 1

I TIO

Of th fifty-two mrmhen; enrolled in thr :\fu:-;ic .\.ssociation , forty-two or this number wrre in the band and sewnteen in tlw ot·chp-,tra. .'ix of th<' ~roup were student. in mn-,ic tlwory: nin pecializr<l in piano : fin• in Yiolin : eight in cornet; fiftt'('ll, in clarinPt: three in picollo: -,ix in tromhonP: three in has(• in.trnment. ; two in haritone ; and one in French horn . In ordt'l' to promotp competition among tlw nwmbt•r a st•rit•-, of contest. in different instrumrnts "('rr ht•ld. Of tlw six contPstants in thr piano contl•si IJorena \Vhitr wa judg-ed fit·:-;t: Qporg-P :\larriott, cl;n·i net: :llarion Gulick, ('Ot'tH't; :\larjorie }fnrphy, Yiolin : (lporgt> Lang'<', \'Oit•(•; and .John ~t!'arns, tt·omborw. On Octoht't' 2-! a IIallowPt'n }lasqneradt' pc.rty "a held in thr hig-h sd10ol g-ynma..,ium. Lorena ·w hitr lwadt•d thr committt>r in charg-t' of tlw part~·. i:-lhe wa. a-,sistt>d by ~\.nna :\lary ~\.rm trong-, Ralph Ilt>ikt>, ,Jot> ( 'ann on, and Phylli Thri-,s. At thPir first llH'ding- tlwy t>lt'dt•d .John St(•at·n..,, Jll'(' I <lent; IIary Ilptfplfing-er, YtC('-pre ident ; and HutL 0:-;g-ood, st>erptary and tl'('<hur·rr.

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:\lc·KP~~. lh·!"!", Havis, :\Iartin . .r. Harlwr.

0. BarhPr, '\:orion, ~lulli~nu, Haldrillt:'t',

CHilOVPf.

l'oto·th nnr. J(itt•h, TPmplt', Pnul, ~nnsnrw. Hu<·knPr, 4\ rmstrou;:, Lnwht'IHI. Hoht-rt~. \\.illiam~. Fil'ltl hindt-r, Hitl~llf', \\'ntson. Third rorr: 'lr4 (;rt'illl'f, ('orhiu. llt•HI'n<·k, Hill. Hay, \\'imnwr, Lt•orutrd. Hlnisflt-11, Kil~orP, liPrriot, ~hll\\, ~Jr \III.WPII. 1't'(01Hl rotr: )lis~ lli<·ks, )l:ttlison, '\'n~wht>r, Hoty, l-ord, llawkins. Pro, Unlll. l{nirH 1 J, ('arni'H, :nntl wPII. ~~·hnPtiP, Kirkman. l'irxt P'(Jl(',' ...\rmstrou,L:, Co\, Hrnru·h. llouslon, Pttrkh·H-1', (h.;,~.:owl, ,Jpryn~. (:orP, c:rl'ill. Jlarflin, ~tt'ward.

Dillon.

OMMER I L

L"C B

The Commercial Club thi;. year includes three section·; the Shorthand, Typing- and Bookkeeping- clubs. The g-eneral purpos<' of this society is to promot<' interest in th business "orld, t•arrying- out this pnrpos<' yarious ways in tlw diil'<•rent g-roups. )femory games, short plays depictin:r office life, alHl instrnctiw 1m ine s talk ha<l their part on th<' , horthand prog-rams, besid<• tlw taki11g Hll(l transc•ription of dictation. D nrin:r thr SPCOtHl s<•me ter hoth the beginner. and achance<l team. entered contest.. including- a practise contest at Rantoul, the Big- T"'<'lYe Confrrence mePt and tlw •'tate Conte t at . 'ormal, Illinois, on :\lay 17 and 1 . Tlw bookkeeping Club in addition to their busin s. sp . ions had a . o ·ial meeting- once a month. Christma. and \'ah•ntinp\; Day parti<'s \\'Pre among- tlw rnt<•t·taimtH•nt fNttnre of the 'lub \ program. ,'horthand officers were ~\lice Hardin, president; Helen ,J an·is, Yiee-presidPnt; and ~Iarjori<• or<', secretary-tr a."nrer. 'alla Blaisdell led the T.~·ping- ('luh a ·sisted by ~Iar g-aret ~lullig-an, Yicr-prcsiclent and Naomi JJeo nard, sc •retary -treasurer. 'rhc actiYities of th Bookkeeping dnh "·c•re directc•<l by Edith Arm>;trong-, Katherine Roheds and Henr y Kitch

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Top t·ou•: I>Pntiu~Pr, Huyhurn, .\rm~trong. llnmptou. (', .J:u·k:-.:oll, Bnr,!!t·~~. Pro, (~. Jac·k~on. Ashh~. )lr•. ~tnrk. 1-'or•lw~·. ,\li" )IPrHit•uhnll. 7'11inl p·ow: .lordnn, )lis~ :-.\tnll~PII, J)pif·kmnn, LPH~HrP, (;ihlin, E. 'l'rinklP, :\luri"PII, (;purPn, HohPI"l!-1, IIPJ'IIII', Brr11IY. •''fcontl ro1r: .:\1. ~mo<·k. 11urt. lJPriiH', ltu,!!IP...\r111stron~. I><H'i~. <:rPin, :\lollt,!.:oUH'ry. \\·nrnPr. lhtin .... l'HJIII', (;. llnpkin:. J'irHI rorr: \\"illlnm", .ltwhill. FiJJiiPr, Lil'rlllltll, Hn;!llnl, l'oiP, O':O.t•nl. J.. ~m•wk. \\'"11'. llnpkill<. I. HnJ,:IPy.

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'l'he Ilomr Ec Club has rrnderecl mueh ns<'fnl S\'1'\'iC<' this year. ~\t Cln·i.tmas tinw the clothin:r sect ion of the or:ran ization aided tlw Family Welfare society, pit>c<'<l a comfort for a needy family, and maclP tuffecl toy-., for ·hildn•n. In the , Jlrin:r they sent contributions to thr Baby Fold at Bloomin:rton. The plannin:r of hedroom wa · studied, t•mphasizin:r furniturp anan:rement, rug ..... drapt•s, picturrs ancl rdinishing of old furniture. Jn thr food: srction, by mrans of lrctnr<'s, rradings, round tahk discussions. field trip., and demonstrations, facts r<':rarding- thr• production, mark!'tin:r, pn'· paration and . erYin:r of food were noted. The girl. l'njoyl'<l h•arnin:r more about the (•on·ect kind, size. and amount of eqnipllll'nt n<'l'('ssary and desirable in order that tlw kitchrn and its sUJH'n·isor play thl•ir rol<•s in the prod net ion of h<'al t h~·, happ~'. and peaceful family life, the foundation of the ~\nwri<•an home and th<' idNil which pach and <''·ery trtl'' honw economi ·t alway. striY .., to obtain. 'l'he l!l'nrral officrrs of the clnh were Bt> sie Williams, president; .Jlildred .'mock, Yice-pn•sident: ~larie FindPr. se ·rdary-tr<•asurer. 'l'he clothing srction was directed this ~·ear· by H.eta 0 'XNtl, Katherine Holwrts aiHl Dorothy lkickman, \\hill' the officers o£ the foods s<•dion were Inez Bagley. llildrl'lh Ilmt and .Jia1·y Giblin. BF.ssrF \\'11.11.\\IN

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\\'at"nn, BrnrlhnQ·. :\Iiiiard, FrakPr. ('anon, I:Ptman, llaJ'p<'r.

I'liirrl row: Hur·hpr, .\IIPn. Bar·on. Kinr·nid. 1'Pmplin. l'ortPr. Brinkpma. HornkPr.

,O..:,·f·ond rorr: .\li~~ ('ullin~. <)uhtlP,\', ~t·ntt, ])ohnw, Flcnn·r~. Hnint>y, ('nniP~. Burton, ~wi:..;lwr, )fnr:-;hall. rorr: 'Ic·Kpnzit•, LPidt•rulttc·kpr, I'PdPr!-'un, Hlnu;.:-h. (~ormnn. Purkhill, llnll, \\..ootls, BPnrH'tt, Ji'ibon.

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'', 'ucces~..fnl Plays Our Aim'' Few thing: :o stimulate the imagination, the knowledge of men and their motiYes, of people and tht>ir ways, of the· great stage life, as the tudy and ]H't•sentation of gootl ])lays. ~\nd so "·e haYe at 'hampaign Ilig-h School a group of energetic workers known as memhrrs of the Wig and Paint Club. The club's "·ork was h·d h~· :Jlartin Gorman, first emester president; :Jlildred Parkhill, :eeond ,;emester JH'esident; :JfatHlrne Blough, seer tm·~·-trea urer; and Bwlyn Rainey, ])Oint chairman. It i-., thr object of this society to promott• intrn•st in dramatic art, to t•ncouragr appreciation of bt>tter plays, to aid as many students a. po. ible in indiYidual exprrssion, and to clewlop excellencr in play procln<'ing and acting. 011 atrcnmt o[ the lmw· enrollmrnt of thr chool only a limitt•d mtmhPr of . tuclmts can he giYen such cpportunity a.· thi. club affords. At the g-eneral tryont;; hrld at tlw beginning of tlw st•hool yNlr eig-ht sPniors, threr juniors, and fh·p sophomorp were added to tlw roll. The werkly Weclnrsday mrrtin~rs were e<lncational a-; "·rll as entrrtaining'. One of the noYrl programs of the yeal' wa furnishrd when :Jlls. .Janni · Barry instl'ucted the mrmhrrs on applying make-up for stag(' pnrposPs. ·· Ea.t Is \Ve:t" wa. the big production of th year coadwd by :Jiiss Drlight ('ollins. "Elopement," "Who KissNl Barbara,·· and ''Will 0' the \Visp · · were the one act plays giYrn in assembly period.

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'i'OJJ row: \II"' ('nllill,, !lull , Ynrl'lllll. NrciJIHI roll': ( 'nzntl, Kil):nl't•, Hut<'lifl'. !'n1111.

DEB T

L B

Eat:h member of the Dt>bat e 'luh has as hi. purpose lt>arning- how to acquir·e d<•ar thinking and sound judgment; how to stat<• exactly what he means and present that meaning to otht•r· people as he :<'<'S it; to distinguish between truth and error; to speak extemporaneous]~, and to appreciat<• tlw art of debating. After haYing !wen disband d for a year, the Debatt> ('lub mL re-or 11anized this year by )lis. Collins, pnhli • speaking in.tm ·tor. Donald ozad ·wa. ele ·t tl pn•. ident; Hiehard Hall, Yie(•-presidt>nt; and I y <.'rum, seen•tary-treasnn•r. ('harlott(• Kilgon•, ~ordan ('hapman, Gt•orge \ Taream. Odt•tta Ratcliff. Charle. 'chott, and Ah·in Kleinsmith are the other nH•mh"rs. Although the members are for th<• mot part ine:-..perieneed, tlwy are eanwst1~· trying to build up as good a n•eonl as tlu• dub of l!J:.n lwld. Aftt•r th" election of officers at the first m eting,tlw nH•mlwrs discus ed (pro and con) tiH• statement why .\1 Hmith should haw lH'en elt•t•t<•d, trying to lt>arn the application of tlw real principles of debating. Pa1·tieipation in dchat(''> g-iY s excrllent trainin!! in self-control. 'l'h good drbater must school him. elf to keep his trmpcr and to oyercome ditridene<' brfore an audit•nce ; hr mu ·t forget h irnself and kcl'P his mind 011 the points at is ut•. Drhating trains OJH' to meet enwrgt'IH'i(•s JH'omptl,\· and to think <iUi(•kly, and thi: in turn cl<.'llHllHis JH'Pparation. Tho,.;(' who hrt•onH' practiced in dPhate lPaJ·n to <'XJH't's. thPit· idt•as in elrar and e.·a •t language; their jmlgment is trainrd, and their faculty for eonst ruet iw thinking is dr\·elopPd. J)o. \1 .)) ('OZ\ 11

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rorr .· Kiru·nitl, Jl \l('kill!-i. :\Ia t t i~. I )ohhin!", Kt•tn.;iuk. Philip:-.. Firxt row: (~oodmann, EbuPr, (Jui,.dPJ, f,'rakPr, :\lnrstPllar. ~ti~>,l!•·mf',\'f'r.

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REA IVE W RITI G ~Iany organizations werr . tartrd for the flr.t time in the hi:,rh sc•hool thi, year and one of these infant actiYitie: is the Creatin> Writing Club. It was mack up of stn<lrnts 'rho arr ambitious to write either prose or po try and who, h~· mean: of this organization, could work toward thr realization of that ambition . ..\.ceorcling to 1\Ii. s 'lara Krlley, . pon. or of thrse youthful authors and JlO ts, thr purposrs of thr Cr!'atiYe Writing •lnb arr "to apprr ·iatP litNaturc• and to write.'' Durin:,r tlw rarly part of the yt•ar the apprc•ciation of good literatnrr "·a. instillrd in th m hy the reading and discussing of moclPrn . hort stories "'·itten by such authot·s as 0. Henry. Then, wlwn the good points atHl <lc•fr<'ls could be distinguislw<l in thrs shod stories the mpmhc•t·:-. thc•msr]yp-., hacl a chance to write soml' original '·masterpiece's,'' which wrrc• read and discnso;ed in the meeting. followin~ thrir completion. Thr o;tudy of tlw tructun• of poetry was then introducecl. ncient, medicYal and modern poem.· w re read. C'ritici.·ms "·c•re nnmrrons hut whc•n the mrmlwr: thcms!'l\'C' undPrtook to writP omc• orig-inal pcwtry the·~ ap prPciatC'd the prodnct~ of tlw fornwr poets. .A numhc•t· of Yer~· intc•resting ]lO<'m W<'l'<' \\'rittrn hy some• of the nwmlwrs. Fr<'nch Frak<•r \las pr<' i<ll'nt of tlw ('rpati,·p Writ in):! Club this ypar. II was ably a sistc•d hy Tom (~nigley, the YieP-prC'o;idPnt and Donald Dobbins, S<'CI'('tary-t r!'asun•r.

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TOJJ r()lr: ('ns:Hl. Eh!Pr. ~ln):'nllsun. ~IIIHIWPII. 'lt•skinwn. \!Iss \ld.t·lln, \\'ilciPr. ltPitl. Ynky, :-:t·hnnwl. 1'1/irtl rotr \J('('J,.Jinntl. Jo'llsun, l'ult•, l'hnmlu·rlnln. l'urtPr, I'Intt, lbtPrhllr, Hlut·k , ~tt·IHirt, Wnhl · fPitlt. l.iliPsJIIP, l'm·•·ntrr. Nt·t·ontl t'Oir: \\'alms.IP~. Hng-IP~, ])unu. ])oty, Kt·t-nnn. BnlflritlJ,!t', llnrnsiH'rg't•r, .·orton. ))prrou~h. \\'hit<•. Blll'lll'r Fil·•t rolf': llnll, Flnnin):'nlll, lltll'kPtt, llt•ss, l'nrsun. "nrtln, ~lt•I.Pnn, Huhhins, LiPrmnn. \lllrr~ll.

COLORE QU

L B

Dm·ing the "int<•r, mmwrons student 'I of Champaign High ,'chool were , een in the conidor" wearing smock. and tics and carrying a palette and brush. They n•mindcd on of Parisian artist or htHlding gl'nins<>s. 'l'hc e " ·er the pledgp. of the C'oloresque Club who were obeying th<• instructions of the oltl initiate" in regard to th ir <•onduct on that particular day. The purpo. of "Coloresqne" i. to kn0w the principles of art, ro .tu<ly the artisti • resonr<·e.· of the community, to giw art scnicc to other organization: in the ehool, and to enjoy fricnd:hip on thp ha. i of hi"'h ideal.. The <•lub mad<' field trip which wen• int<•n•stin:r ancl instru<'li,·e to th art students. ~\mong the place. Yi. itcd were S('\'Cl'al art exhibit at the rniYersit_v of Illinois, and Oru hh ·, Bn:rraYin:r , hop. ~T any of the nwmhl'rs also mad a trip to ('hi<•ago thl' latter part of the chool year to Yisit the Art I nstitute•. On ~larch ~;; thp club pre ent('(l '' 'l'hp C'olorcsqtll' Caper"" bcfor • tlw high , chool students and faeulty. Tit<' program snggc-;ted the cln b ': idea of the painting, "Tlw 'torm," awl a!. o included a dance hy uynith Gill<•spi<', a human raclio. one that not only could he heard, hnt -;eetl and la t hut not ]past, a honH•-talent jazz orclw tra. Tlw offi<'crs of the 'fncs<lay section of tlw clnh w<•rc• Rns. ell \ 'aky, pn• id nt and Frauci Porter, e('retarytrea. nrer, "·hilt• the Jll'e i<ling officc•r of thp \VPchws<la~ clnb wa ,Jane ~lm·tin, as-.;ist<'ll by .Jean ~fcLcan. Hn<SEI.I. Y.\KY

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;l'OIJ rorr : (;tuz. (;niP. ('uuk. llurn~hnr~t'r , JlowPII. H:l\ J..;, )lis~ J"irift rou·: .\hrPu~. Husic·k. 'J'tu·kc>r, Krow~ , llylnntl, 1\:irkmnn .

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ETIQ_U TTE ·' Ilow ~wert and ~racious, ewn in eommon sprr<•h, Is that fine sen.· which men call courtesy! Wholr~Onl<' as air and genial as the li~ht, Wrlcomr in l'\'Pry climr as breath of flowrr~ lt transmutr. alit•ns into trusting fri<•n<l~, And ~iws its ownrr passport round thr ~lohr. '' Eti<fH<'lt , howl'Vl'l', is mort> than formal ob~t·r·varwP of soeial t•ustoms. It is founded on kindlinc s and con. ideration for otlwr~ and trn<' conrtP~." of thr ht•art, qualitit•s that .Jamr. F. l•'iPlcls <lrscrihes in thes<' words. Thr wrll-hred tWr~on i. tlw on who un<h•rstand~ thpsp requin•nwnt and who put~ lhpm into practice with naturalne. ~. ~raep and ea~e. Good manners arr of eour,,. indisJH'n ahle in society as well a our ewryday school lift>. 1~-tnor·mH•e of the rp qnirt'nH•nh of good form has oft< n can. t•d a young man stPrlin~-t qualities to he OYerloohd. Etiqudt<• pamphll't. COY<•rin~-t ntl<•s for a('tions in a semhly, cafpteria, clas. room~, corridors, t lw proper food to <.:hoo. <', and <.:orrect clothing for <.:lassr·oom w<·~lr, werr written h~· tlH' Etiqn!'tte clnh and passt•d on hy a eom · m ittee of teacher·s. The ]HI Ill phh•h 11 Pn' giwn out for· study in ach·isor·y ~ronp., for fift<•<•n minutes eY<'l·~· .Jion da~· and 'l'lmrsday a ft<•rnoonfi. El<•anor C'ook " ·as Plect<'<l prPsidPn t ; B<•rnadi IH' llarnshet·~-ter, Yi<'e-pre.,icl€•nt; and Kathl<'<'ll llowell, st•<·n•tary . .J(is I\ a, 'till ll[H'l'Yi €'d tht• \I' Ol'k Of the ('hlh.

To/) ro1r : llu.l't. ('unn un. 'Jr. Sllnun. Wilson . Hn"""'til'l. Nn•o,ul ro1c.a ~wun~on. ~«·hmidl. .:Xnfftz. ('Jnrt<'J. llt•lH'U(·k. IIPimrn th . l'irHI rr11c : Tnrmnn , Wurot. \\' iku\. Ong. Bullin~o:Pr. Ht'l'\'t·s. Smulll'y.

HE PI

PR P

Do s a question ari:-~(' in your mind as to what kind of a club this could possibly be 1 o, don't g-uess; we'll t ll yon. It is an org-anization which has a scientific purpose, namely, the creation of interest in aviation and airplan(' modeling-. 'l'o find a suitable name for this new •lub was a puzzling- task until .:'llr. ('harh•s Keck, OIH' of the advi. ors of the aYiation club, sug-g-t•st d the unique name, ''The pinning- Prop. ·' These a.-pirants to ~H·ronautical fame were ably h•d hy ,Joe annon, pre. id nt, a. sisted by Larry \Vilson, vice-p1·c. idt•nt, and Kt>ith Swan on . . ecl'l'iar~· treasurer. )lr. E. ,J. Simon wa. the faculty advisor. In order to have t heir nanws inscribed upon lh<' sPCI'<'tary's book as an actiw member th hovs wt>r•' r<'qnired to huild air('raft model and enter th<'m in conte t The first two \Vt>drw. day lll<'t>ting-s of Nt('h month w('re drvoted to working- on individual planes; the third, to hnsines;.. and tlw n•ading- of artich•s 1wrtaining to th<' t'it>nce, and tht> tl~· ing of tht• airplanes Ot'cupied th" fourth \Y (lnt> day. ~\.leading featUt'(' of this org-anization 1\H;., the• month ly t•ontest wlrrn prizPs \H're a11·anl<'d to tlw winn<'rs. 'l'ht• ohj(•ct of fir<' t'OlltPst wa;., th1• t'On;..truction of an aiq)]ane 11 lr it'h would tly for tIre long-est period of tim<' po. sib[(•. 'f'hp aircraft <"Ould h1• (•nt('l'<'d in one of thl'<'<' t'l<t-;ses, the H. 0. G. or risP-off-g-rouiHl class, th tractor dnration , eel ion and tlw ('OlllllH'l'<'ial dnrat ion g-rottp. .Jm; (''""n'

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nJlc: Jlolfmun. Kt~nuy, .Torw~. 'l'olhPrt. Kinni~on, BlnkP~lt'f', ::\l:vPr~. Xdwlk. :\loort•, .\hrPII~. \lorrl~. 'J'Ilirrl ,·ore: \lr~. ('ook, \Yihwn, :\Jnutlwi, Dust. Hrt•tll'r. Banet~-. 11ou~ton. ~orton. H. :\loorP, LPI', \ti:-;s Bnmh..rg<'r. ,...;, t'IJIIII rorr: ~lilkr, lluty, Buwmnn. Knmp•<·hrn<'lll'r, Blnd<<'r, Ynn Bu•klrk. Fultuu. L. \lurgan, \lutlgt•, TO]J

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J'irJI4f ,·orr . \lalloy, FindPr, Ca,·annug-h, )lullit:an, Ilclhling.

1'1•dpr~Pil,

BOTA Y

(;oodman. Cook, ::\lorg-nn , Pullinm, llowPll,

L B

'l'hr Botany Cluh wa. or~anized this year with Doroth.'· Iun~erich as JH'('SId(•nt; Thomas Franks, Yic -president; and Dorothy FindPr, sccretary-tn•asur(•r. ThP ohjPct of this . cience ~roup, which is to create an interest in plant study, was fulfilkd by most int<'r<'stin~ m<'etinrr,. Cont sts, im·oh-in~ plant .tudy, liYen<'<l the many fidd trips, whirh tlwy took durin~ warm weather. 'l'he student: <'xplored 1h<' depths of Brownfip](] woods, .Pan·hin~ for ra1·r botanical treasurrs. The "'reed'' .tndpn!s also gained much practical lmowledg ahout the state parks of Illinois, spie(•s, JH'O· duct. of tropical plants, . hruh. and tree., :ugar and corn, by means of reporh ~i,·<'n in thr meetings. Th '·:'.Inm" show was Yisited and ·<'wral ~roups o~ slides were . hown durin~ the club tim<•. As a cliwrsion from the study routine, . o •ials and r<'ft·eshnwnts had tlwir place on the program.·. These ·ciPnti ts were fortunate in ohtainin~ three . prakprs for tlwir club, Professor Otto .'haff(•r of the 1'ninrsity of Illinoi · who ~a" a talk on "Land cape arclPning," Professor F. R. \Vat.·on, who spokr on the suhjPct "~\.constics" and :\Ir. L(•slie l<'aulkner, a ]o('al clrug~ist, "·hose . nhject "·a "Plant· ancl tlwir lation,; to Pharmacy.·· A· a whole this year wa. an amazin~ly . nccessfnl one for an organization established so rl'('('lltly. ])OROTII\ li ' '"•ERJ< II

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Dnvls, (;rlnclll'y, Henhnm, l'trcul~. ('nell', lln\"is, 'Jr. (:ooclln)! Jto~s. llt•whlrst .•Tut•kson. \lntl('h, .\n•linl!..r, J,ptt. IIPimrnth. lrl'kip. J'il·•t 1'011": ('nit•, Pnlln<"k, Ut>tmun, \lurkland .•John,nn, ll~·hultl. Kruw•. l'ullinlll, )IUIII'J.

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The Ch mistry ('Juh limited to thirty member~ was l d by ,John ... nlli,·an, Th • second . emc'iter work was carri d on hy !.Jynn Dewhirst, pr<>sid<>nt; Frank :\Iarkland, vice-pre-.ident; and Glenn rind ley, secretary-trea:nr<>r. • Tor man Helmrath was pro~ram chairman. Having as its sole pnrpo. e the aronsin~ of inter -.t in chemistry, field trips wen• mad<' to local industries and sci ntific program. were eonduct d for methods of fulfilling that aim. The programs con i.-ted of a number of talkN or papers on various .-ci ntific . uhjech. 'l'he Chemistry 'luh and th Physics Club vi. ited the l'niwrsity power plant on :\lath ws Btr t, ~larch 23. Th<' purpo. c of this plant i-. to supply heat and electrieity for th • niversity. l<'i1·st the stnd<>nt visitNl thl' furnace room and sa\\' tlw pres-.un• !-('au~e , an<l how coal is puh·<>rized. 'I h<' r<>,·olvin~ gate. were also pointt>d out. • 'ext they visitt•d thP room "her<' tlw rlcctrieity is I!<' JH'ratt•d. Tlwy also saw an pngin•• "ithont -.park-plu~s triC'd out. A vi it to tlH' Smith It•e hon'it', and to the 'fwill ( 'ity Icc and Col<l ... torage Plant wPrc also planned h~ the thrt><' hran ·hC's of thr .'eiC'BC<' group. • ewral other trips werr propo. ed during the year. Thes wer xpretrcl to in •lu<lr Yisits to thr srwag(• di~po!->al plant, th<' waterwork~ and the ga hom;r. pre~ident, Hymen Davi~, secretary-treasurer, the fir~t :emcster.

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1'0/1 1"011': Wilson, )lar"hall. Btt"<·h, BI:H'k, ~<·hwt'll!:'<'l. Tltir(/ t·ot.r: Larr;r . . \ . ~tP\'t'll~. LPwis, Bo)!ard . .\li~l'i HatNt, F'. ~lP\'Pils, JIPikP. JJill. S( t'Oilll rorr: ~<·hmi<lt. .Ttulkins. l·~hlt>r. Hnilc•,r. Kt>lll y. ('lurk. Xorton. \lc·Tn~g-art. Fir~t I'!Jtr: ~fotth!Pr, !Iays. Whit<', l'rkl'r, \\'<'11'1>. Filson, ('onnor. ~omPrs.

PHY I

LUB

'l'he Ph~·sics 'lub "·as organizpd only this year, hut through thr int re .. t and enthu:-.iasm of it'i members and sponsor, .Jliss Nelli(' BatPs, it had h(•conw a wry actiYe and wortll\rhih• society. The purpose of the club i: to learn mon· about the practical side of Physi •s and by mearu of unu. ual featurr<; introduced in the m eting, to make :tndpnts more interested in thr . tud)' of thr science it elf. During the pa.t yrar, numerous trip~ haw been made which arc intr.re. ting to stmlrnts of the department. Tht> T'niYersity power plant, tlw tadium score hoard, the trlrphone office, the water works, the high school ycntilating system, and a local icr cream company were Yi. ited. nbjects, . nch a., airplanes, radios and automobil s, wrrc discw.;s<•d at different meetings hy the nwmher . On .Jlarch :> a motion picturt? was sho"·n which told about the making and the operating of telephont?.. The thn•<• .. cience dubs held a joint meeting at "·hiclt Professor F. R Wat on of tlw Ph)'. ics lkpartnwnt of thl' PniYPrsity of Illinois talked upon the subject, " onn<l." The of'ticprs of the Physics elnh the fi1·st S<'mester wrre: .Jlartin Gorman, pre,..ident; ,John Redmond, Yi e-pre~i dent; and Kenneth Chase, secrctary-tn•asurer. 'l'h(• club was led th(• second srmestrr hy Wilbur White, assi:-.ted by tlw Yiee-presidt?nt, L(•sli<' Clark and the S('Cr<'tary-treasnrce, Le(manl Hays. During tht? year Alhprt 8omcrs was chairman of thr program committee. :\1.\HTI.\ (;OH\IA\"

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'I'OJl I'Olr : Hnii'H, Wlwnlnn , ()' :\pnl, '""" (;r<•Hil:llll, StltC'IH•r, lln~·t. l'flll': l'nrkhill. Brlllk!'lllll. ('uuk , ~lc·K ""· BriJ,:J,:,, \\'ur<l

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Onr o{ the most distinetivp featnrr~ of tlw Adelphian Club is the heeping of a litprary :crap hook which is to he JH'est•ntP<l to the school librar.' at t lw <'rHI of thr yt•ar. This book include: picture: of authors who haY been tudied hy the club ; clippin~?s from modern nrwspapers and magazines, copies of Current Litrratnr and m·ticl<• on ShakespNu·e 's life in 'tratford. The Adelphian ('lub is one of the n e,,- activitie · add<•d to the li. t of or ganizations this . '<'Hr. :\I iss • ' ina Gresham aclt•d a .· spon or whil<• B<•rnic' Brinkema and ,John Bales were elected pn•sident and . crdary. n'sJH'etin•ly. The purpose of this eluh is to stimnla!(• an intPrest in the finp t literary productions of all time; to study the lives of the best authors; to rpcognize the Yarions forms of lit<•ratur<'; and to enltiYate a tastt• for th<• IH"if in all literaturr. Programs during th meetings " ' r Yariecl and instructive. HtudiPs " ·t•n• made of th<• various author:, and their writing. , forms of poetry, favorite poems, and hook reviews. Tht> clnh its<•lf offers an opportunity to stud.'· the creations of •lassie and contemporary "-riters. This soci<•ty took eharg<> of the a. st•mhly h<'l<l :\larch 11 \\'hen slides on ''The Lady of the Lake'' W<'L'l' ho\rn "ith Elranor 'ook manipulating tlH' <•lectrie lantern. B<'nlice Brinkema pt·t•sided. The explanation of thl• slid<• , whi<•h consistNl of a ununary and quotation from .'eott, was n•ad by :\lildred Parkhill. Br11~11 F.

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X o man is 1d llwu t som (Jillll if y, by t 11 c d 111 application of which h might dcs1 n c u·c/1 of flu world; and lchocvcr i1c be that has but lif/1( in his power should b(• in lwslc to do that lillll, lest IlL be confounded with him that can do nothing.

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Athll'ti •s during 1!)2 -2!> in Champaign High .'chool haw he('U ,·ery ncCPssful. _.\n undef<•ate<i s<•ason was enjoyed in football; our basketball h•am was rnmH'r up in tiH• stat<> tonrnam<>nt and all f the otlwr tpams haYe mad(' comm<>ndahl<' r<•<•ords. 'l'his snccPs was <ln<' in largo<' part to tlw pfl'ort of our eoache .

' II LE TER R. MOYER ('mnpiPiilJg' his sixth y<•ar as athldie diirector of ( 'hampaign Iligh School. Lt•stPr :\Ioy\'l' has a r<>eord held hy few high chool coache.. It is not PYPry eoach who ean den•lop ehampionship tPams in tlw two mo.·t important high s\'hool sport, foothall and ba;..kdhall, m tiH• samP :n•ar.

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VAR ITY FOOTBALL Q

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Goucli<• . 'trodc• :\It' Donald :\larshall

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L<•,ri ('om tock Kirms!' lia!-'(C'rman Ehrhart I Dnnn i RnssC'll Nchalk

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1928 FOOTBALL ('Ita m pa i~n- _________ ---- _______ l..J. 'ha lllJHI i~n - __ ------- __ __ ____ __ 1!J Chant pai~H -------------------· 1 l'ha Ill pa ign ___________________ . ~..J. ( 'hampa i~n _____________________ 12

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Lindblom ( ( ' hit·ag"o ) ------------- i) Ill. J)paf' !-khool --------------- 0 Dan\'IIIP _____________________ ]~

('ham pa ign ___ ------------- ____ - ~-i ('ham paign ____________________ _26 Champaign __________________ ·-- 6 ( 'hampaign _____________________ 7

hlllis\iliP, K~·. ( Mal<' High ) _____ 13 Peoria ( 'entral ------------------ 6 lllattoon _ -------------------- 0 Pekin -------------------------- 0 . ' pt·ingti<•ld _______ -------------- 0 rrhana ------------------------- 0

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\Yon 'ham paig-n __________________________ ,) )fanua] _______________________ 4 P<'oria Lincoln _____________________________ ..J. e rhana _______ - ----------------- ----· 3 Peoria '<'ntral _______________________ 2 Dam·iIll' ____________________________ . •)

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REVIEW OF FOOTBALL

The l!l~ football team, one of the he t in the hi tory of Champaign High R •hool, rnjoy<•d a season of' unintC'rrupted vidories. Some of' th bPst teams in th' liddle wrst fPil in their wak<•. ~\mong the,.,e may b<• listed :\1ale High Sehool of Louisville>, Kentucky, and Lindbloom High School of 'hic•ago. 'l'hc•ir season'· record i. c•ontainecl in the following pages.

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('hampaign toppNl the crack ('hicago c•lewn by a margin of 14- points on , 'c•ptrmher 22. Kirmsp madr ( 'hampaign 's first scor • early in tlw game aftc•r • 'trod<• out-puntrd the Lindblom hooter . •\ safpty brought two morp points to Champaign when tlw vi it or fell hc•hind their own goal lin . Kirms . corNl again IH•ar tlw end of tlw ganw whpn he crawlecl through c<•nter to plaeP the pigskin O\'t'r the opponent 'x goal line. 'l'h<> trie,., for goal ll'ert' both mi .... <•d, OIH' hy. 'trod£' and on by S<·halk , 'chalk, Strode, Rus;;pll, l)pxtpr, a]J(l 21Iarxhall, playNl wry w<•ll in this opening rncounter.

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Champaign took tlw Illinois Sehool for Deaf to a goocl mudding .'Pptrmher 2!l in a drizzling rain. 'fhe .Jack:onYillc boys put np a good fight hut snpPrior playing and a heaYiPr team took their toll in a 20-0 Yidory. Th<•n• wc•n• no outstanding play<•rs in the mud hattiE', on tlw contrary then• \\·ere SC\'Pral noted poor tactic: .

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'l'ht> ~Jat·oons took DanYillt• through th e mill in an <•xeiting- game Odoh<>r G. 'l'lw seore l '-12 . how<•<l th<> <lifferenee hetw('<•n the DanYill(' and Champaign elnem;. Sehalk s ·ored for ( 'hampaign from tlw two-yard lin<' after a -1-G yard mareh do\\'11 tlw fh•ld . DanYille . eon•d on a eomplete<l pass. • ' hortl~· aft pr the kiek-off, Seha Ik eanw haek with a fh·e yard entsh wh id1 put t hP ball owr thr line for anotlH•r six points. Sehalk made tlw final sc·on• for ('hamp<ugn wh n he plung-ed through th<• eenter for :30 yar<l-;. DanYill t• sc•ored again a-. a r psnlt of n']lNttNl penalties on Champaig-n. Sehalk, •'trodt•, Ehrhart , Hn .. r ll, Dt>xtpr, and Kirmsr showp<l exceptional ability in this ganw. ~h·Graw, and Goud il' looked good for hPg-inner .

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IIIGII, LOl' I. '\'ILLE

Champaign foug-ht for Yietor~· from the ~[alP High tt•am and obtaint•d it to th • tunt> of 2-!-1:3. In tlw 2nd quarter, Kirmst• int('repptr<l a pass and ran 6:) yards for a touch down. A few minutes latt•r Ehrhart intl't'et'pt <•d anotlwr and ran ;);) yards for th t• econd tonchdo'' 11 . ~!alP thl•n scorNl on straight football and again when tht•y intt•rcppt e<l a pass and ran 6:> yards for a touehdown. Bd Sl'halk lwcamc rather riled and retnnH•d the kick-oft' 9:i y<uds fot· ,t core for Champaig-n. Th(' ~rm·oon 's Ia t score canw a. a n•sult of a stt>ady nuu·eh dmn1 the fit•ld with .'ehalk plunging- the final (\\O yards to put the pig-skin OY<'r. ~\.11 "<'rc star and . tar. of a !!rcat magnitude, no on(' player stall(ling out.

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C. II. H. v•. P. C. II. S.

Tlw ~Iaroom, a~ain justified tlw faith of fan. on October 20 when they defeated Peoria entral 12-6. In the early minnt . of the ~am chalk carried the hall around end for 20 yards and a touchdown. P oria then played hard and fast and on a long pa s ti d the core 6-6. Russell then came throu~h with a 40 yard ~ain after the kick-off, and a~ain from the 22 yard line when he W<'nt ovrr for a touchdown and tll(' scorr wa~ 12-6. 'l'hr final whisth• C'tHlrd a ~amr that r srmhl<•d a tornado and hurricane comhint•<l. Schalk. Rus ·ell, illcDonald, Lrwis and :\Iarshall played smar·t, hard football thron~hout tlw ~ame .

. II. , . v.. ":\L\.TTOOX Coach ~Ioyer ·.- boys topprd ":\Iattoon b~· a score of 26-0 ?\ovrmber 3. It was not a particularly hard ~am<' and th<' pntirc fir~t squad was nsNl at yariom; timrs durin~ tlw fray. Hus:pll, Com. tot'k, Ehrhart and Schalk mad(• tone hdowns and thr otlH•r two points •a Ill<' as a r·psnlt of a safet~·. Dextet·, Ehrhart, Schalk, Kinns<', Ila~erman and \"rim•r played very well whih• they wcr<' in tlw ~amc.

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C. II. . v:. PEKIX Ed •'ehalk and the hoy,., hr captains humhlrd tlw Pekin ag-,rre~ation by a 26-0 score. , chalk, ~lcDonald, Kirmsr, Ehrhart Rnss<•ll, Hagerman, DC'xtPr, an<l Htrod(• werr the outstanding playpr. in this ~anw !'ach in his particular po. it ion. , 'chalk mad<' two touchdown , Russ<•ll onr, and ])px!Pr one. Schalk and Liwtt pach made a point after ton ·hdown.

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.'PRT~GFIELD

.I n a gamt• of \1 ater· football, plentifully interspersed with mud ('harnpaign <h•t'<•atpd Npring-fi<>ld on XowmlH'r 17 h~· to 6-0 seor<•. .'chalk s<·orPcl the lorh'

ton<'hdo\1 n a!'t!'t' many muddy minutt's of scr·inuuagP. Th!' story ot' thP gam • is told hy the first do\\ ns, Champaig-n 1;), Hpringfipld one.

11. ... v .. rHBA. ·~\ T lw .Jl aroon d<>f<•at<>cl thPir· orang'<' an(l hlaek riYals in the final ganH' of the .cason by a seon• of 7-0. Ed Nchalk \\"<'Ill owr for th ~· only coun!<•r· clnring the last quarter and then kickt>d goal for th<• extra point. It was a hanl fought game t'Ot' tlw honor of Champaign and tht' boys came throug-h . •\·halk, Ehrhart, Hnss<>ll, D<>xtt'r, .Jfc ra\Y. .JI e Donald, l J!'wis, .Jfar hall, ('om tock, all(l all tlH' n• t who play<>d for the .Jiaroon and White playl'd as if th<•ir wry live-. dt•pt>rHled upon it. \Vinning thi game g-aw 'hampaign the onl)· 1000 JH'l' c<>nt team in tlw Big T"·eln ('on fpreJH'<'. It . <'<'111 <1 alrnost too g-oo<l to he true, and it "as. ~\ s<•niOl' who "lh a nH•mlwl' ot' thf' squad was ~ 1 years old and that cau:etl th~ ehamp. to forft•it tlw nine g-am<> in whi<·h lw playpd.

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Pt•oria )]annaL ____ (' Fn•t•ma n- Prhamt __ ---·--- H< l

Ntro<le ('ham paign ___ -·- ___ H'l' Pag<' Peoria ______________ HE :\I a I Pric h- Lincol n _____ ·-- __ QB Husspl] - ChampaigJL ______ LTI Cash rrhana _____________ l II , 'ehalk-Champaign ________ FB

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RESERVE

Q AD

The n's<•rn• squad was tom posed of ft'<'l·,ltmcn, . ophomon";, juniors, and M'nion;, TIHls<' \\·ho showed tlw mo~-,t promise in tlw re~-,<'n·c ~ames \\·ere promoted to the first squad. In this mamwr the bo~·s always had somcthin~ to ~a!n . •\ sehednle of eil!ht ~anws ,,·a-. pla.n·tl by the n•scrv<' squad of " ·hid1 they won five, tied otw, and lost two. The sron•s were as follows: ('. II. , ' . Reserve-. 6, Uihson City 0; C'. II. H. Reserv<·s l:l, Deeatur Central .Jr. 0; C. II. S. H<'s<•rves ~6, Han toni Serond team 1~; ( '. II. S. H<·serv<'. 1!l, D<•eatnr C<•ntral .) r. 0; II. S. Reservp 0. Hindsboro Fir.t team ~6: ('. H .• '. Heserw•s 0. Crbana He •ond tPam 1:3; ('.II..'. Hes<'l'Yl's 1~. (lihson ('ity 0; ('. IT. S. Rescrw 0, rrhana Second team 0. Twenty-six hoys eompri. <•d th<• squad ont of \\hich future C'hampai~n tt•am. · are to be ma<h•. Some wry promisin~ candidates for IH'Xt year are: ends, Brownell, BrownfiPl<l. C. Ilclmrath; taekh•s, TOOdman, Lah, Fi. her, .\tchison, ~uards, LP\·itt, A. Hn~;sell, S\\·(•rinski, "\tehi~-,on; renters, Heid; quarterback, Bailey, Bacon; half, llarlow, Zimnwrman, Ilelmrath, Baile~·. \Yalker, ::\Ia on. Harold Garms and ,John .JlcCnllongh, taekk, and Dale "Williams, ct•nter, 'wre s<•niors and will not he haek. For the first tinw in the histor~· of the . chool, lJnmerals "·en• giwn. To tho. r of the res('l'Ye s<!n<Hl who play d 40 per cent or more of tlw time, this form of reeo~nition wa» a\nl)'(]cd. 'l'lws • nnnwral. were rec<•in•d hy ~0 of tht• hoy. in this !!roup. 'lar<'JH'e • Fnqna, coach of the n's!'nes, . howell great skill in the manner in which lw rontrolled his prote~e. Xo matter what sort of conditions preYail('(l Jw alway-. l'anw throug-h "ith a team of \Yhi •h to he proud. T.

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• tundinr1: Kitdt. Hnhnw, liH~t·rman, ('o llnll. ~IIYtlPr. m~r, HPXtPr, :\I('(: raw. Couflit•, .\rmstrou~, \la::nuson, \\'hilnuh, :tsst. m~r., 'lt'llorwltl, Yrill+'l'. ( f lilt,·; )lo,rt·r, t·ondl.

VARSITY BA KETBALL Tlw l!l~ - l!l~!l ha hthall ~c·ason \Ills wry sHtet'ssfnl. l'ndt't' the <'n;u·hin!!' of L<' ::\Ioy<'l' and thP eo-eaptainship of Bill llag-PriiHlll and l<'rP<l1\rmstrong- thP i-qHad fini. hrd the• SNhon rc•ond only to thr , 'tal<' Champs. In the ('ottf<•n•net• Holiday Tonrnanwnt at Peoria, a thinl plaer ''"as won. Jn tlw halanc·<· of th!' c·onf<'l'l'llt<' g-amrs PPoria ( '<•ntral had tlw only tram strong c•noug-h to do mon• than c·omp dose to dl'i'Ntting- cmr tiv!'. In the tit· t g-amP hPtwc•c•n thr Maroon and tlw PPorians the hoy· with ont· tolors won 27 to ~6. In the last g-anH' PPoria Jwa<lt>d tht• c·oring- ''"ith a fonr point lc•ad, winning- ~..., to 2-l. Ont of thP nin<• non-eonfc•n•nec:• g-attH's play<•cl, only OJH' was lost, this to tl~t• • 'httl' C'hampion. of 1 !J~ .. ('anton dd'eated ~lo.Hr 's hoys h,\' an 1t to 17 seot'<'. Champaig-n won th • Di trid 'l'onrnamrnt at ~lontiePIIo clt'f'eating- such team-; as Farnwr ('ity. ~\twood, llammoncl, and ~Iontic·C'llo. In tlw sectional at DanYillc>, lhmn•rs \las <ll•f<•at<•d in thP tin.,t g-amr, Og-d<•n in tlw sPnti-finals, and in thr final ganw tlw ~Iaroons dcnnwcl P<•nti<•ld :3~ to ~0. ln the State Toumament, playrd in the men's 11ew g-ynma. ium at the• l'nin•r,;it;"~· of Illinois, the . c1uad <lPfeatp<l ~It. 'amH'l in thr fil'st g-anw ancl FrrP[)()rt in thr sl'mi-final.. ln the final g-amr ,Johnston ('ity won, :30-~1, g-iYin~ ( 'hampaig-n !'t'O!Hl plaee.

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BA KETBALL RE ( ' haHipaign __ ------- ·>·> ( ' hampaig-n ______ _ ___ :37 ( ' h;1111 pa ig-n ____________ :ll

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( 'hmnpaig-n __________ :21 ( ' h;llnpaig-n _________ _ A-! ( 'harllpaign ____________ ~/ ( ' hampaig-n ____________ :3-! ( 'lrampaig-n ____________ -!0 ( 'halllpaig-n ____________ 24: ( 'haliiJlaig-n __________ -l-! ( ' Ita 111 pa ig-n __________ ~:) ( ' ham pa ign __ _ ____ ___ :2~ ( 'hampaign __ --~~

<'OXI•' EHE. TE (LUlEN DanYiliP 1:3 .\lattoon _____ _:2() Pt>oria ( '!'nlra l _________ ~() l'rhana ----------- __ ~0 , 'pring-fip]c] ----------- ~0 (>poria l'Pntral _________ ~_, .\lattooJI _______________ ::2 l'rhana __ ------------- U [>pki n _________________ 14 DanYiiiP ______________ 19

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<'anton (>poria \ ' ilia Orm <' Paxton Loda ( 'hampaig-n

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• ' E("l'!OX.\L TOl' HX.\.\IEXT ( 'hampai:.rn ________ _ -!0 Dann•r :H <' hampai!!n ___________ :m Og-d<·n ________________ :..!9 ('ham pa ig-n ____________ :3~ P!'n fipld - -- ________ ---- 20

('Ita m pa ign ____________ -!:l ( 'haHrpaig-n ______ _ _-!0 ( 'h:n11 pa i!!n ____________ :21

:-IT.\TE TOn X.\.\1 EXT .\It. ('amwl __ Fr!'t'JlOI'! -------------- ~-1 .John-.,on City __________ :lu

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PHOMORE BA KETBALL SUMMARY

'l'h<• ~'reshman-sophomOt'<' bask<'tball tt•am won t•ight ont of sixtP<'n games in it. 192 -29 t'hl'<lnh•. Th<' ho~·s playl'<l S<'\'PI'Hl .}Hnior High t<•am and tiH' fir t and spcond sq11a<ls of some s<•hool fl'om twighhol'ing to\\·ns. .\ rt'sllllH' ot' t lw spa. on shows t h<' folio\\ intr st'on•s: Champa igtL _____________________ ];) Champaign ______________________ 7 ('hantpaign ___ ___________________ ll ('ham pa ign ______________________ 10 Champaign ______________________ ];) ('ham paign _____________________ _ Champaign ______________________ ] :2 ('ham pa ign ______________________ 16 ( 'hampaign ______________________ l7 ('hampaign ______________________ Hl ( 'hampaign ______________________ } 0 ( 'hampaign ______________________ l:{ ('ham paign ______________________ :2;) ('ham pa ign ________________ ______ :w ('hampaign ____________ ______ ____ l6

Ht. ,Joseph _______________ -------- H Tolono _ ------------------------ _:27 l'l'hana ________________________ }.) Dl't'at llt' ----------------------- _:21 Tolono __________________________ :2.) 1'rhana _________________________ ];) Philo ___ --------------------- ___ ] :2 T hom hHI'n ________________ ----- __ :2!l Philo ________ _______ ,_____________ 11 Thornlm r·n _______________________ :2:~ Ht . .Jo. l'ph ______________________ (i ::\T. E. -----------------------~1.

E ______________________________:2:l 1:2

nan "i llt• _________________________ :~o DanYillt> _________________________ ];)

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1'op rolr . ('onuur·. llays, Yrillf'l', \lag-nuson, Fisht>r, J)ttllll, \\'olft> , ( 'omsttwk, \\'illiams, Balt•s, .Jat•k son . .\tkirtson, \\'u\lt•r. ~tl'iniii,!..'Pr , Bro:-;hpr·, ('um••ron, t-.olt•, 'l'tWkPr, (; uJhy , \Ius , :-\tPrritz, Ha lt·s :\on·tz, llnrloll . nurl/ I"IJII' : Humhll'. ('CI:ll'h, .\ . Kink, ~lurshnll. )'fpi f Pr, F . llunlll)l, \lc·LI'o<l , KPI'I'~ . •\l lt·n . )), Hu n lup • .\lulli,ean . lli\on . ll. Kink. HiPdt'JJHlll, Bullill;.!t'l', \\..nllt-r. ~hnug-Pr. ~outh. :\l t·ski mf'n, ( 'oom h:-;. Lit•rrnnn. Hn,\"t't', 1·~ . HPid. Burton. lll'lmrath, z;imnu•rmnll , Brnflll'y, 'l o yt'r. f'Ootdl ,o.;n·onl/ row. !'ntith, Huttittn. llnl"i,, lloyt. HnssPII, .Jnc·ohs, :\Psmith , .\ln~:nn . KtmdP, \\' nsl'ltPr, \l u rk land. ('rmdin. Ht·IIJH'tt. ])a('ostn, .\larshall. ('nsad. ~ . HPid ....\ortou . ~im o n . J'ind row. Fi:->f·us . .\l:trstPilar·. Lnrry. Jlarmo11 , Lf•wb, Comhs. Clnypool. \\..nrd . .TOf·kim, ~t .J ohn, Half•:->, ~ulli\'HII . 1\"irmsl'. II. J)a\·is. ~uJdt>r, liPffPlfinJ.:Pr, <;ulif·k . 'lnrr·io t. 'lf·lhtfl)·, "ug-nu:-;o n, 'l'horrws . .Johnson , J)i\on, .J. .:\loll, Kirk

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ROSS-CO

TRY

'l'h<' ::\lat·oon harri<'r S<'!'llt'!'d second phH'<' in the Big 'l'wPl\'!• Confet'<'nc•e for th<• s<'<'OlHl eonsecuti\'1' s<•ason. 'l'hroug-h the pfl'otis of' ('mwh ('lark and a H<[ttad eontaining- but few Yeterans, a \\'inning team was developed \\'hi<'h won four out of fiye dna! and triangular m<•ets. Tlw fir·st eont<'st was run on ~l'pt<•mlwr ~!l at De<'atur. ('hampaig-n <'llll'qred 011 tlw lwt!t•t· ClHl of a 16 to ~0 !oiCOt'C with thrP<' men in the first fin• pl<H'l'S, Dixon, \'an Den•ntcr, and Knud I'll. On O<:toher 6 tlw Danvillt' harri<•r. trailed Champaig-n to a 10 to ~6 dpfpa(. Dixon, K11n<ls<•n, Yan D!'\'l'niPr and \Yispg-arv<'t', all of Champaig-n, tiP<l fot' first phil'!'. Tlw rwxt meet \\'as a triang-ular Oil!' whidt ( 'hampaign deei iYPly "'011 over Deeatur and .Jlattoon. On Octolwr 1!) the 011!,\· defPat of the season \\'a . uffpn•d at P!'ot'ia. The Ia. t nwet of tlw <'ason lwfon• Thanksg-iving "·as on Xo\'l'mlwt· 10 lwl\reen Champaig-n, Pekin, and Crha11a, with thP .Jlaroon:-; coming- out on top. Ball•s, \\'is<•garv r, Yan DeYPnl<•r·. and Dixon all pl:tN'<l among- th!' first. Champaign <'IOs!'d tlH• spa:-;on on Thanksg-iving- da~· by winning spcond phi!'!' in th<• Big '1\n•ln• ('onf!•n•n<·<• lll!'!'!. .John Bales, Ove KntHben, Gerald \Yi cg-arwr, .Jlprl Dixon, and Wenn Yan Dewnter rceeived lctt!'r .

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, 'wimming ha-. almo. t eea-.Pd to lH' a minor -.port in . II . •· . For the pa-.t few years the Maroon "" immer·s have been improving very noticeably. ThL' l!l~!l tNilll seorrd a munhpr of points, far· g-rNitt• r· than that of their oppo11ents. (heat er •dit is dttt' Hoy !-;windPll, eoaeh , and abo tlll' hoy-., .

• 'EA. · ox·~ .' ('ORJ.\'"G White _____________ _______ ____ ______ l 0:3 ,'hanger ____________ ________________ !l~

Dobbin: ____________ -- - ------------- 6~ Baron ________________ -------------- :36 I ttsselL ______________ ______________ -ll Ravag-<'------- - -------- -- - - --------- -lb 31oU _______________________________

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VAR ITY TRA K PER 0 Kirnhl'

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TRACK 1928 ( ' O~FERE.

TE .\T DE< '.\ 'LTR

. 't•l·otHl Plm·p Drakr ____________ _________________________ First, hrmHl jump ( ne" rt'l'Ot'<l )

First. jaYl'lin , ' trodr _____ ________ ___________ ______ _____ __ ~Pl'Oll<l. di en s , 'reond. sh ot put II a I!_ __ _____ __ __ ____ _______________________ T hi nl, hig-h jump Tied fourth, poh• vault Drake. Hall, Lewis. Pil'l\Pns __________________ .F irst. half-mih• relay

DL'TRI( 'T .\ '1' GEPRGETO\YX , ec•ond Plat•r D rakr _____________ _________________________ First, broad jump HalL _____ ___ _______________________ ____ - -~l'COJHl polr vault

Tied fifth . high jump

L •wis--------------------------------------~econd, :>0 yard llash Fifth, . hot put Russt•lL _________ ___________________________ Fir t. ;)0 yard dash FiL"st, 100 ~·ard dash Pick •nq _________ ____ ___ ____________ ___ ___ ___ !<,ourth. 220 yanl dash Strod<'------------------------------------- Fir. t. shot put Fourth, di. ens Kirms<'------ - ------- - - ------ - -- - --- ----- --~l'l'Ond. 220 lm\ hurdh• Drake, Hall, LC'wis, Russt>ll ___________________ , 'l•coJHl, < 0 relay

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RusselL ___ ______ ____________________ _______ Fifth, 100 ·' ani da h

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BALL

ORE

( ' hampaign _________ l-l ('hampctign _________ 7 ( ' hctmpaign _________ 10 ('hampaign _________ 6 ( 'IHnn paign ______ ___ ..J. <'lwmpaign _________ :2.) ('hampctign _________ !l ( ' hampctign _________ ..J. ('JwmpaigJL ________ !l ( 'hctmpctign _________ 7 (' hctmpctign_ ______ t. ( 'IWIIlpaign _______ :2 ('ham paig-n ________ _ ( 'hampaig-n ________ 6

PRI

1928

Yilla Um\'P ____________ 4 Budd<'Y- -- --------- --- 6 Dctnvill<' ----------- - -- 7 ~ pring-firl<l ____________ 15 P<'Ol'ia ( 'pntral ------ -Ilin<l horo -----------l'l'hHllH --------------Danvilh• ------------ -l Trha11ct ___ --------Illinois~ - ]) ___________

6 2 :2 7 1

P<•oria .;\lallual _ ----- - -- .> ___________ ]:) lllinois :S. }) ____________ l ~pl'ingfi<'ld

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GOLF The ( 'hampaign High , 'ehool g-olf t1•am pnjoy<•d a '-llt'l'<' sful -;ea on in l!l~ . Only two dPfrah WPI'!.' irlelll'l'('d in <·ompari-,on to omr half dozen Yidori(' owr ome of the b('-,t (('HilL in th<• Big- '1\n·lw ('onfen•ne<'. Xot satisfi<•<l \1 ith thi-; n•<·ord til(' hoys eapt ured the troph~· l'l'Jll'<'s<•nt ing- tir-,t plaee in the annual tourJH'~ held hy tlw -,dwols in th(' Big- '1\relw. Earl~- in th<• l!l:2!l -,pason sewral Yietories had h<'<'n attained aJHl no one had defeat('<l the :Jlaroon g-olfer to date. Golf i~ rapid!_,. g-rowing- mor<' important as an inter~!'lrola-;t ie sport in Champaig-n Ilil!h • 'ehool. ::\Ion• and lliOI'<' ho."' ha1·e bt><'n r<•portinl! a. eandidates each y<•ar and a gr('at dPal of Jll'\1" interPst has been taken in it.

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/ .t / 1 /o rt'llll : llupkiu,, ~•·• ·kf'r, (:nthri••. Htu·klf',, \ \ ' ultPr,, ~11r~·. l'hilll;l', Lnk••. (J''\ P:tl , lluukf', llt'ck, ( 'nlimt·sp, (;uhrit~l , \\'Pit•nkUIIIJ), 1'-uhn, Jlnll. J\.ru\\~, \YiiP,,.. l'ro. Burl!t·ss, J1iPrmnn .

FR SHMA

GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL

~\ft<'r a s<'a.·on of bas<'ball du rin~ th<' fall of thr y<'at·, the ~iris' gymnasium da . . e praeticed voliPyhall. ~I iss Quarle. patiently tau~ht them all the fnnda nH'ntal. of thr gaml'. Thry h•amNl to S<'rve the vollt•yhall and to rPtnrn it owt· tlw nrt with ('ase and d<>xterity. Thl' girls had . onw trouble learnin~ to bit tiH• ball on th return with two bands but t hry eventually )parned that this was tlw hP t way. Tlw girl also had difficult~- leaming hO\r to hift from on po ition to another hut after spveral detailNl )pctures on the snh,jl'ct they ]parned to rotat\' dock" i. ·(• in one position when ''Hide ont'' was callt•d. .\ ganw wa won wlwn either team scored a two point l<•ad with 15 or morP points. After all the numerous instructions wen• received and re •ord\•d in the minds of the girl. the fonr cia ses W('rl' dividrd into t<•am. (•onsi. tin~ of six or eight pla~·erR. An elimination tournanwnt \\as tlwn played and any team losing OtH' ~ame wa. dropped from fnrthrr comp •tit ion. 'l'lw champions in the ditl\•rent t·la .· s were a;; follows :- Hour I, ,Julia :\lildred Lake, eaptain; Hour II, .Jan· PhillipR, captain ; Hour III, Billie Hall, t·aptain; and Ilonr I\~, Hnth Kuhn, taptain. Before taking 11p th next ~->pod of tlw season, hashthall, tumh lin~ " ·as a new activity intro<luc d in the ~ymnasium <• las e · with ~lis;, Eh•anor Parmal\'t' of tlw eniwr ity of 1llinoi. coacltin~ the ~irl~->.

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to riflltl : Ht•rhnum. !'4mith . . \yl'r~ . Fil""oll , Trout , BriukiP~ . Jlif·k• ·r. Find1·t', ('ro~lin. HPituu . 'lurn·ll, .l :lf·ksou. SaJiuday, Hltwk.

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I RL ' VOLLEYBALL

\Yith one ,\ear of Yaluahle <'XJWri<'IH'P the Nophomor<• launched enthu iasti<·ally into thi year's <'a on of volle,\ hall. Tht•y pral'ticed on ser\'ing the hall and trying to pia('(' it in tlw oppositt• eourt <nnt~· from tlw opponents' eagt•r hands. 'l'hl'y also "·orkcd hard on returning the hall owr "hat s<•enwd to tlwm an <•xtn•Jnely high nt>t. IImn·v<'J', wlH•n the~· r<·memlH'J'l'd thr axiom "two hand for beg-imH•rs" t hl'y de\'l'lope<l mon• kill in t hi phase of the sport. In cath <·leis. krrn <·OlllJH'tition was prPYah•nt and eath pla~· l'J' tro\'1' her utmo t to outplay hH opponent. \\1wn the time <·ame for tlw tonmanwnt it was dt>cidP<l that a. ea<·h tPam '"' dt>frated tlH•y would he automaticall.'· eliuJinat<•d !'rom fnrthe1· tompl'tition . Th<• g-irl . kn<m ing- that they would haw to win their fir ·t g-anll' and l'VI'I'Y con'il'<'lJiiH• onl' if tlwy l'XP<'cil'd to ta,,· in tht• tontest play<•d all the hardPr an<l l!Hll'l' killfully. \Ylwn the final em·tain wa rung down on thl' totll'lll'Y the folIo\\ ing trams \lith th<•ir taptains in the l'l'S[H'l'li\'l' elassl's wen• found to be Yi<·· tor>-: II our I, captain, . \ lit·e Troutt: Hour I I. captain, Emog-ene Belton: Ilonr I l l, <·aptain, Xl'll HrinldPy; and Hour n·, taptain, Pearlp Croslin. ~\.flt>t' YOII<·.dmll s<'<L on the girls took up the gauw of ha kdhall and they enjoyed this pot·! equally <h much and if not mOJ'l' than Yoll(·~ ball.

l .f}t to t'iflll/: llnnkt•. LiPrmnll. ('nin. L<wkl'. \\'ill')·, l.:tkl', l'hn11ks. \Inti<• , Con)!hPnonr. t:rnn•s, ))ah1, llt•ruu.•, Ht~nnl'tt. \\•PtPnkump . .:\lara, CulimP~t·. (;ihson.

FRE liMA

GIRLS' B

KETBALL

Tlw most drli~rhtful sport of thr "·intrr ;wason and thr one which tlw girl-. most enjoy is haskt'tball. Tlw past r<hOil \\·ao., eharal'tt'riz(•d hy many an ('Xeiting moment as 01H' tram o1· the other made a l)l·illiant play or \H'l'l' c·hampioth owr thPir foes. The girl. practicrd long- hour;., for about thn•e weeks trying- to pel'f(•d tlH' difl'(•rPnt ways of pa. sing the hall and of shooting hao.,kds and free throw;.,. Thr elwst thro,,-, tlw underhand toss, the two-hatHl owrhNtd throw, thr mH•-hand O\'Prlwad throw, tlw loop tln·ow and tlw shot put tlu·ow " ·rre all h•;u·ned and Jllll into usr whilt• th(• girls \\'PI'(' playing tlw n•~rnlar game. Aftc•r· this pract it(', thP girls in each ·Ia. s \\PI'!' divided into teams and allo\\'ed to seh•ct their own ·aptain. Th clifi'Prent team. played a Round Robin tournament. In the Frt'shman classrs tlw Yictors \\'('l'(' as follows: Hour r. Winifrpd Wilp~·. captain; Hour II, .Julia .Jlildrrd Lakr, eaptain; Ilonr III, Blanche Ilernw, captain; and Ilour I\', ,Jpan Iknndt, captain . . . \.nother sport which was takPn up hy thr gil'l.' ju;..t this ypar was t(•tmis . ....\. tournament was playrd otl' (lm·ing- April and .JJay at thr Stadium tpnnis court at the l'niversit~· of Illinois. .JI uch intprest mt;.; shown in thr new spol't and it is hopP<l this will continue nrxt yrar.

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14t)l /o ri!lhl: EHJ:IPioll. ~alludn~. Hlnt•k. BPlton. 'lt>n·t>r. (:Pilt·r. llankP. ~mith. H. Hopkins. <:n·in, )J(•l\:pnzi~· . (;tlllin, &\. Hopkins, Firult·r, ( 'ros1in, l>t'i,·kmnn. LPasurP. \\'orkmnn.

OPHOMORE

IRL ' BA KETBALL

'l'he , ophomores, of t•otn·-;e, did not ne(•tl the JH'aetie which the fre hm n did at the beginning of ba. kt>thall season. Instead their old form in playing jn. t 1weded to lw renem•tl. The t•lasses wet'(' diYided into teams con. isting of ·ix or t•ight members eaeh and a Hound Robin toumament wa. playt•tl. The Yictoriou. temm; wer captained hy Eleanor G(•ilPr in Hour I; ~\gnes ~l(•rcer in Hour II; Anna Ruth Ho11kin. in llonr I II; and Marit• Finder', in Hom· l \'. After . chool hours ~lis Rt•atrit•e . 'loan and :\lis. Eleanor Hout from the Fniver. ity of llliuoi. eoaclwd basketball practict' for the girls interestt•d in organizing cla. !-l bask tlntll tPmns. They helped dewlop the basketball skill and th spirit of . por·tsmanship among tlw girls. ~\. fn•shman team, a sophomore team, a junior team and a senior tt•am were OI'ganiz •d and a tournament was play('{l off. The . t•niors won the champion. hip by defeating the ophomores. who had previous]~· ckf't•atcd the freslunpn and aftcn,·ard: down d the juniors by a 26 to 12 score. The junior lo. t the final count, and th' seniors downed the ophomorc. "·ith an 1 to 11 yictory. Thi. ·eric of game~ wa. wry interesting and tlw girl arrived cYt'ry mot·ning- they wet· to play at eig-ht o'clock, a. the boys pnwt il·ed in the gym aftet· . chool hours.

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BEGI

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The girls' b<'ginnin~ swimming elass<'S \\1'1'1' hi~hl~· pat roniz1•d 111 th<> fall of so mnth . o that the~- had to be diYided into thn•1• ela s<>s "ith the total m1mher of gi1·ls enrolled being 1:25. ~\ s i to lH' ex)wded of h<>!!'inners, tlwy knew wry littl<' about "imming and ::\Ji-.;s (~narks began hy tl'aehin~ tiH•m th<> fnndaml'ntals of thi hl'ndi<•ial and intriguing sport. 'l' lw.\· fi1·st ]paml'd to float and wlH•n th<•y had mast<•n•d thi diffkult frat "fPI't" wouhl JWrhaps he the better word, for thi .· part of their anatomy persisted in inkinl! to tll<' bottom thpy attempt1•d to leam the fiutt<·r ki!·k ancl the overhand or ('l'CI\d . troke . •\Jt<'l' lea rninl! to s 'rim suffh•icn t ly, they \\' I' l'l' allowrd to ad vmw • from t hr hallow end of tht> pool to tlw <i<'<'P rnd in order to hi'I'OIIH' at~·ustonw<l to .·wimmill).! in d<'<'P wai<'J'. The IH'g-imwrs \\l'l'e also tau~ht to do plain front diving, surfaeP diving-, the side strokl', and tlw ha •k stroke. About the middle of th y1•ar some of tlw girls pa. sed the Be~inners' Test " ·hit·h required thP l)Cr. on to wim 50 fe<·t u . in~ any kind of . troke, with tlw Rrd ('ross Beg-inn<·r·s Button as tlw award. For th<' S\\·imnwrs · Test, a R<•d ('ro:s Swimmrr ' Button wa awarded. Tlw r<'!Illil'l'llll'nt \\'('1'<' swimming 100 yard fre1• tyle, all() :>0 f<•et ha<'k trokP. plain ft-ont diw and Oil(' urfae1• diw. S1•veral of the g-irl pa. sed thi te t al o. l!l~h

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On }qwil 1!1, OIH' of tiH• most ouhtandin~ Pn>nb of the year, thr ~\nnual C:,\lll Drmon.tration, \\as lll'ld in thp auditorium of tlw hig-h sdwol. Thl'('(' hnndl'(•d ancl fifty g-irl·, ill(•lnding- all tiH• l!irls taking- l'r!'shman or sophomOJ'(' g-,nn elassp , partieipated in tlw t•vt•nt. Thr clrmontration was divided into thre<' part ; in the fir-.,t only the freshm<•n took part; thr Sl'COJHl \\as prrfornwd hy both ftY hlll('Jl and -..ophomon• girl. ; and th!' third part wa Pnadt>d h~- ophomon• girl. ::\I<m·hing tadil'-., Indian duh-.. Dani. h Day-..' Onh•r, \\'and-. and <lumhl)('l!s, and tumhling- wt·re featnrP of the tir.t part, "hilt• tlw st•eontl part eonsi ((•d of a Nwt•dish Daner, Yirg-inia Hrel, Nport ('log-, Folk Dancing, and a ('onYict DmH'P. ThP third part,'', 'pring-, ., wa. mad(• up of a Dance of tht> Nt•!'ds, Dan<'P of Hain and the Hainhow, DaJH'l' of tlw Nun and tlw Snnlwams. Old Fa himH•d Dane(', and Danee of the l\foonlwams. The two olo danep in thi. part ·were g-iwn h~- Ewly1J I ainey a. Hain and Edith YaneP a.· Nun. Th!' stH't·e s of tlw d!'mmJ. t 1·at ion \ra c1 uc to the tmtiring- l'fl'or·ts of :\I iss T>ai y (~uarh•s, phy il·al training- instrnctm·. . 'hp has eompiPtt•d IH•t· third :n·ar of skillful in, truetion not only in g~ m work hut abo in swimming t:lassPs. , 'he wa. also instmnl(•ntal in org-anizing ,Junior and NPnior Lif,•-N<n·ing- ('orps and the Life-Saving- 'lub in Champaig-n lligh Sehool.

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IIRO I LE R EV IE\V The ('flampoiun ('hronidl' hC'gan tlw ~·\'Hr with a dP!pnnination to mak\' thi-., tiH· mo"t -..)l('('('"'d'UlJ>PI'iod in tiH· hi-..tory of tlw JlllJH'l'. rn<lPl' Al!'ta J•'l<ming'cllll, editot·-in-(·hi<'f, tlw -..tatf wpnt fat· tO\ranl aeeomp)i,.,hing' this !'n<l. In tht• lllinoi ll igh .'chool Pre-..s .\ ssoci;ttiott ('onfPn'lH'<' lwltl in. 'owmlH'l', the ('hampaion Chro11i1'11 for l!J:? \\as orH' of the t'ort.1·-six high sehool JHIJH'I'S in lhP tal\' to h!' g'i\'t'll "Distinguishpcl N\•n·itt' Hating." .\lso 110rd wa 1'<'eeiwd this spring that tht• papPI' had hePn giwn a "J•'ir~t ·\'lets'-" honor rating in th!' Xational Pr!'ss .\ "oeiation. In tlw subs ·ription eampaign, ,Jo<' 'cott old the most the first seme ter with EJi,.,p Phillipp<' seeotHI. )Ji Bamlwr~r<'r· <Hh'i ory g'l'Oup and )Ii · Bate.., an<l ::\Ji,.,s L\'Nun• 's st'tOJHl hour elcts,.,!'s l'PC<'iY\'d prizPs as hundt·t•tl JH'r ct•nt groups. Necond s\'IIIPsl\'1', thP llH'lllll!'r of )!iss IIieks' and .:\!iss Ilohhs' adYisor.1· ~rroups \\ Prt' all uhs('l'ihPrs. Fnmc\'s Portpr was 11 imwr, \\hi I!' Elsi(• .Jlatti came in a elm•<' <'\'Ond. In addition to tlwsP tlw foll<lll in:,! l'<'t'<'il'(•d fr·<•<• ('llronil'll s for· the '-<'Ill<' tPJ', Bob Oarral'((, Ed N<·halk, .Jop Ntott, }lar·g'aret 0':\pa[, and Halph Bort>n.

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M R ON R VIE\ 'I'Iw tw<•ntit•th ,\Pal' of th<• ~L\ROOX ·s <•xist<'ll<'<' lwgan \Yith a most C'tH'OUI';~:,ring- rr<·og-nit ion of last yt•ar \ annuH I. 'l'IH• 1!l~M ('ham paign II ig-h )'<'at·-hook "as onr of tlw t<•n annuals of our class to n•cPiV<' an .\11-.\mPrican stan<lin:.r in tlw Xaticmal Ili:,rh School J>rpss . \s. CH·iation. This is tiH• hig-lwst award g-ivc•n h~· tlw or:,ranization and in<lieate a" UJWrior" tandin:,r. \York on tlw book, howewr, heg-an mHll'r cliflkulties. Thrn• \\as sonw eonfusion ancl clPia~· h<•eaus!' of tlw t'hang-<' of faculty aclvi <'t's a. ~liss Uihson wa. forcPd to n•sig-n he ·~ms of ilhws.. Of the oli!'itors sell'et!'d from each advi'iOQ' g-t·oup in tlw t•ampai:,rn, Marg-ard Thoma<; old tlw mo.t ~Lumo. ·.· with ninety-one to lwr erP<lit. Eug-etH• ('a ad <•ame JI<'xt with sixty-fiw. Tlw <' r<'eeived free• )L\ROO. : a.· prizes. 'fhel'e were Pig-ht who n•<·c•ivecl down pa~·mt•nt-, for selling- t\\·c·nty hook. Thes!' wer!': El ic ::\latti-,, Eloise Alh•n, ~Iar,jorie ~lcK<•e, .Jean ~lt'Lean, Rrg-ina Eisnel', Frances Port •r, Ilat-rirt )lnrph~·. and Evelyn Goodin~. l·nder the leadnship of Hnth Franc<•s Ilu<.:kett, editor-in-<.:hit•f, and thr asistanec of the faculty a<lvi. er, ~Ir . Barlow and ~~i~s )Id. . ean, art din'etor the memhl'r of the staff have woeh<l hard to put ont a hook which will nH'( t \rith tlw approval of tlw students of Champaig-n Hig-h Sd10ol and thl'it· fril'lHis.

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• ·East is W t'st,' · a m•i nl and thrilling ('hin<'sl' lll·ama was the fa II pro <lul·tion thP Wig- and Paint ('Juh. }!iss ])plig-ht Collins l'Oal'IH•d it - ht'J' fit•. ! play g'iwn at Champaign Ili1!h , 'chool, and it wa" hailed a. a mot llCl'l".;sfnl aceomplishnwnt for coach, cast, and stag-e staff. In the Prolog-ue, a 'hin<'s Low Boat on tlw Yang-bw Rin•r g-an• tlw charad<'t'istic Oripntal <'1tin1!. Thi wai-l difficult and unusual sel'n<'ry to con . trud for which thP stag-e "·ork<'r'i are g-r<'atly comm<'nd(•(l. Ill•n• we m<'l tlw ~ing- ~m1g- g-irl, .\liee <'amplwll, Lorayne Harper, Dorothy lnng- rich, lmcille Carson, a n<l Dorothy Flowers. Thl'Y "·pre undl'r 1lw po" H of t hl' rl'll'lltl('ss propril'IM, Allwrt llall. At this time }ling- 'l'oy wa. broug-ht in for 'iale h~ hl't' ernl'l supposed fatlwr, Ilop Toy. Thi inister part wa'i playl•d hy William \V oods. )ling- Toy, an animated and loYahle C'hitwse )laiden, " ·as )l<u·g-rl't Caton ~Ill' g-ain!'cl th<' affl•ction of an .\nwriean Yisitor in ('hina in thl' ]H't'son of Billy B<'n on portrayl'll hy Fred Arm tron:r, who took his part l'XC<'ptionaally \\ell. Latl•r sh<' actPd as maid to Bill~· 's i tl't', )lilclred Benson. This part was wry n iel'ly tak(•n hy )] an<lene Bloug-h. Billy Ben on wa prpsent ,\·hen )Jingo Toy "as hroug-ht on to the Lon• Boat and prentiled upon La ~ang Kee to hny h<'r. K<'nnt'th Boraker (•.·cl'lll'ntly rPJH'esent •d thi 'hinaman who hefri<'nd d )ling Toy with his d pth of f<'eling-, "isdom, and kindne . Tlw first al't shom•d th • .\nH'rican honw of Lo ~ang- K<'l' whpn• )ling- Toy liwd. But whrn ,Jimmy Pott<'r, Billy Getman in hi'> eapaeit,\· as l·ity missiomu·~· sa<ll.'c told Lo. 'an~ KPe that .Jiing- To~ mtd go hN:au P of IH'l' tlil'tatiou. \\ay, he eoncludl'd a bat·~ain with Charlie Yong- for )lin~ Toy.

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Maurice 1\larshall in his role mahs this self-satisfied Chinaman s •em most life-likr. He lows Charlie Yong- a. none othH and con. ider. it th duty of Min()' Toy as his future wif to . how the same . entiment. \Yith the aid of ,Jimmy P otter Mingo Toy rscap d and went to thr Benson honw a. a maid to lildred, Billy' :ister. 8he is aL o ,Jimmy·. :-;weetheart and here ,Jimmy appear. a.· a most humorous and ardent lover. Mildred Parkhill playrd the part of ~It-,.,. Ben on with her characteristic poi. e. Paul Pedersen portrayed the deci. iYe, intelligent busine · man as 1\Ir. B nson, and Edward Burton wa. tlw lofty hutler. \Yh n ,Jimmy Pottrr b g-an to allude to a romancp b tween ~ling- Toy and Billy, the family wa. g-reatly troubled, for while she had endearl'd herself to each one of thrm, this brought ur)permo:t the idea of her race. Billy firmly refu:ed to g-ive her up and the family stood e(gtally well to tlwir dt•cision. ~I •anwhilr, harli Yon()' wa. greatly angered at thr g-irl's ('Scape. He, with his tong men, had promi. eel to pnt Lo 'ang Kee to dt>ath unles: he produced the girl. Chadie Yong " ·ent to tlw Bt>n.on home and aftrr 1\Ir. Benson lward his plea he promi:-;('d to deliwr ~ling To~· . Lat r, when only )ling To,\- r•mained down .tairs, Charlie Yong with hi. tong man n•tnr·nc<l. Tlw :tag-P was (]arkt•twd and their knives g-1 amrd wlwn the Chine:e maiden turned around. ~\t her cry tlw family <tnickly gathered and Lo 8ang Ke(' also canw in. As th • tong man wa. told to ·trih th • dt>ath blow he refused, ayin!! he had no right to kill her for . he wa. the daug-hter of a famous American missionary and lw, Hop Toy, ha<l stoleu her. In this new;, everyone rejoices. , 'inc(' the one obstacle hl'lween them ha. be<'n r emoYed, ~ling Toy and Billy are happy. ~\nd so th(' final cnl'tain clo.·e. on the \ri:-;e and nndt•r tanding sp<'('<'h of Lo 'ang Kt•e a. he says, ''In the lnfinitt'. ~Iin~r Toy. whene all thing come. th r' is no East. then• i:-; no \Vt>st, \Y!'st is East, HIHl Ea. t is \Ycst."

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"TO~I:\IY" ''Tommy'· may nO\\' lw addP<l to the h i!!h >;(']wol 's 1ist of su<'<'<'ssful plays. [t \Hls }ll'<'sPntP<l hy tlH• .Junior ('lass, :\Ian·h G b<'fOI'I' a larg-p and t•ntlm iastic audiPnl'l'. 'L'h<• play is a modpm and <'Omparatin•ly lll'" prodtwlion. Tlw I IH'lll<' deals with thp modern girl who is lll'si<'g'<'<l by two ~mitors. BNwt hy confiiding ad vie<' and plans of artion on all sidPs, . h<' knows not '' hi<·h "·ay to turn and thinks nothing- <·ould h<' ni<•Pr than a rhanl'<' to mal\(> up h<'l' O\\n mind. :\IaHd<'ll<' Blo11g-h took the ]pad as the . W<'<'l but wilful :\I;u·i<• ThurlH'r. Tlw family was <l<>tprmined to "get h<•t· <•ngagt•d" to Tomm,\· YPI'~· soon and tuml'<l I'Yer~· sp<'<'<·h into praisP of '['ommy. \'l'l'y naturally :\Iari<• t'l'h<'li<'<l against -.;neh ear<' all(] dl' in•d to work out lwe own life for lwrs<'lf. Tommy, hee mo>ot anlent uitor, and the "little gentl<•nHlll" of tlw town was Y<'r.'· m·ll play<•d h~· ( 'hl' tPr Bt·owncll. lt was h<• \rho brought )Irs. Thneh<'r a hox of soft <·andy ' 'on a<•<·ount of l11•r tPdh " and 11<'Y<'r forgot :\It·. Thudwr's <•igHt' "h<'n h<• eame to <·all on :\Iari<'. lit• was newr too oeeupied to help :\lr. Thul'lwr solve a pal'li<·ulal'ly knotty eross-\\·onl puzzle or to run and get )lar·ie 's mothn somt• more pml11·oid<•ry silk. Jn -.;hort, he firmly lwliewd in obtaining the suppmt and help of the t•ntit'<' family in hi. uit. ('ontra ted to him wa Bernard. He " ·a :\Iari<•' · otlwr uitcw and a hustling and . <•If-as. nrPd young hu im•ss man who hl'liPved in going- aftt•r ''hat lw wantP<l and gl'l t ing- it. '!'hi role was most t•ffieit•n t ly eani<•d hy LPsl i<• ('Ia rk. 1i<·<• CampbPII and Franklin LoY(']l deservp the hig-hest of praisl' for their sneePssf'nl portrayal of tiH• hrroine 's fuss~· and <h•terminrcl pan•nts . • lr . Thueh<•r with h<'r desit'<' to S('l' :\Iari(• and Tomm)· IHIJlP.'. tog-l'thl'r did all sht• <•otlld to help. fr. Tlmrh<'l' wa . . rather t•ee •ntrie, and man -like had JJot a gn•at dPal of u c foe his wife· mat<·h -making . ehenw . IIi . on<' pa. sion wa. eross-" ·ot·d puzzl<'s and until

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Tommy t•mnr to Jwlp in tho. rand bring- him a cig-ar. he wa-. mo. t miserablt>. Both of the e charadel'izations were very well and humoron ly done. Uncle David Tuttle was the chara •ter portrayrd by Xl•al Reid. Ile wa. a jolly and debonair fellow. hut abow all a crafty politieian. In both honw and eity cirl'l(•s his kl'l'll diplomaey and in-.ig-ht into human dlaractpr made him most outstanding-. To praise 'l'<'>mmy, he said, worked ag-ainst their· Pnd; and he took ewr·y opportunity to laud Brmanl lwfon• ::.\Im·il'. ln Tommy's one dnnuatie strp and final eonque.t of ::.\Iarie \ affection..,, it wa. lTndP Dave who sug-g- •stl•d it and saw that it had the dl•sin•<l efft•d. £\!bert Ilall wa-. thP dig-nifil•<l .Judg-e \YilSOJJ. Ile \\·as a cr<lllY of D~n·e \ and the two worked tog-t•tlwr in the communit~ politic;;. ::.\Ir-.. \Yilson wa;; pla~·Nl b~· Ile!Pn Buchrr. .'h<> wa. tht• typical mall town neig-h hor-tlw kind who "ju t runs over" to n•tnrn thi. or that. Her son. \Villit'. Wl' !war rather than . l'l'. In thi eapacity Bill \Yood \ \'Oit•r i tlw wr·~ eeho of impudent childhood. Orr<> noticeably . upe!'ior· feature of the production wa. the <•ast as a working- tmit. During- the entire play thl' halant•r of tlw t·ast to each other in both action and appearanee 'ra. excellent. Ouynith Uilll•spie and ~Iaryht'th ::.\IcKenzir entt>rtainrd with -.ong- and dancing- between the acts with \ \Tand a 'ooper accompanying- on the piano. 'l'o the .tag-e workers, too, crPclit must lw g-iwn. ::.\Ii . :\IcLean a. art <lirpdor was responsible for the cenery desig-ning-. :.\lis. ThrH\\ I took charge of tht• tit•kt•t . ale. ~\ bo ammrg- the faenlt,\·, :\lis. (~uarles, ::\Ii,.,s ( 'oh·in and ::\Ir. ::\ItKinnt·y HI'P to b • thankP<l. ~\mongo tlw junior working- .taff are:. tag-e uuuutg-er, .Jot• .'dranwl; a. sistants, Hobert Garrard, ::.\Iorri Fisher. and Billy Hoss; rh•dril·ian. Fn•<l Al'lmtrong-; publicity, France. Porll't'; assi-.tant . \\'illiam \Yomb. arul 'arl Yortkamp; per-.onal propcl'ties. Franl'es Phillippe; stage JH'OJWt't,\' nwnal! •r, Anne Ntieg-enH•yer; prompter, Eloist' £\llt•n; a si. tant. Betty Brig-g-.. Final honor;; go to ~liss Dt>light Collins for tlw sm·<·(•.,s of tlw produdiorr.

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"CL RI:J\ E" The ·enior class pt·t•sented "Clan•ncP ·· a tlwir play this ~·par. It is a fonr act comedy by Booth Tarkin~ton-a comedy with sueh a eombination of leads an<.lsupportin!r characters as only ht• eonld produt·e. The plot centered around ('larent•e, the young rt•tut·nt•d soldier. This JHlt't was taken hy ·william Xorton. Oppo. itl' him played Ruth Frances Iluekdt a'> Yiolet Pinn y, th govenH•.· .. ~laking- a sng-g-t•stion of a triang-lt• affair wp found C'ora, tht> young dau~htH of lw 1Hmst> pla.' t•d hy Dorothy hmg-Pri •h. The JHll't: of her parents, ~Ir. and ~Ir.. \\'heeler, Wl're tahn by Fn•d Armstron~ and ~1il dred Parkhill. ~\.nother membt•r of tlw famil~·. Bobby, a "dud ish" sort of peron, was the character played by .Jat'k. 'nil ivan. Other JWt'. om; in thi: play were, Wilma Padfield, playing tlw role of :\Irs. ~lartyn; H<>ta 0'. 'eal a.· Dt>lla. th • elev r maid; Hunter Hn. sell as Ilerht>rt HtPttl. an nnsm·eps. ful suitor of \'iolet \; and .John ~IcCullongh in the character of tht> hutlt•r. Din\\ iddit•. 'lan•nee \ position in the \Yhel'l!•r family was that of the Nlu •at •d handyman. He tuned the piano, he played the saxophmw, typNl and repaired the hathroom plumbing all as a part of the day\ wMk all done with equal grat•t• and equal, if any. kilL He also fitted into the soeial life of the famil~· very sueeessfully a. he wa.· in turn gnid<>. philo. opher. and fri<>ml to tht• variou membH.· of this disturbed and disordt'red ~roup. Tht• four set•nes took phH·t> in 11r. \Yh(•plpr\ Xew York bu.-ines. offiep and in hi-; suburban home. To ~1iss Delight Collin. aO'ain go prai. e for another . uccessful d ramatie prodnetion in Champaig-n High School. Ilt•r work with the .tudents ha heen notably sue 'Pssfnl.

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This "a a mH•-act play Jll'CSPJJt('d by \Yi~r and Paint nwmlH.> t' durin~ an as'-t'lllhly JWriod in ~larch. Th . tory i · of a couple \rho work by intrigue and und(•rhand llH'Hlls to ~d tlw motH'Y of a foppi. h ~r(•nt](•man, who i. in fact a disgui~-;p(] dPtediw. Thi~-; part was tahn by \ ' irgil Bennett. The otiH'r h\·o part: wen• tahn hy William Wood. and l\larian Tt>mplin. ~Iaudene Blough " ·as coach of this play.

"TilE \VILL-0 -TIIE-WIHP" This was a w<?ir<l tragt><ly pn•s<?nt<·d hy \Yig and Paint memh<?rs <?arly in April. It was most enthusiastically received by th<? assembly and wa: haikd as a real su<:C<'ss with t'ast and coat'h d<'sPrYing a gr<?at d<?al of t'rNlit for this production. Tlw . dtin~ wa!-> that of an English moor where the one inhabitant wait. for th<• "Pod" to rt>t urn to lodge tlwre and as ociate with tlw \Yill-o-the-wi.·p and other sprites of the moorland. This old woman' · part was very well taken by Bernie<? Ht·ink<?ma. Tlw p<wt ·.• \rift>, ~Iildred Parkhill came with h<?r maid , LoraytH' Ilaq><?r, to vi it. Both th sc parh wt>r wry vividly portrayed-the haul!hty •it~ "·onuw and her . ophisticated maid. rpon tJwir arrival at the cottagr th<?~· find a whit<•-fat'Pd maid<?n OCCUpying the hearth. ,'he is mute and after all but the poet\ wife hav retired he do . a mystit:al dant' , <•nti(•ing the woman ont into the moor in . pite of th prot sts of her maid and tlw old woman. The rol • was well played by Dorothy Inngerich . • •ev<•r more does anyone hear of her. WIG .AXD p ~\.IX'l' PL

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BA D La.t fall the band, directed by ~·Ir. Ira ~\. 1\IcKinn y, JH'es<•nted two .·ucce. ·ful concerts, on an outdoor affair ~iven at the hig-h . chool, and tlw otlwr with the rbana Hig-h .'chool band. Tl1es bands abo t'O-OJH'rat<•d by playing togethPI' at thC' stat<• basketball tournam nt and at tiH' annual Thanksg-iving foot ball l!ame in the Illinois stadium. In the district tournament at Spring-fit'ld ('ham paig-n placC'd second which made thC'm t>lig-ihlP for thp state t•!mh•st at th<' L'niver. ity of Illinois, JH'il '27. Here tlw haJHl won sixth honors. The .·oloists ])lacing in tiH• cont<•sts WI'I'!': Frederick ~\rmstrong, ba. s, fifth; l\Iarion Guli •k, comet, ninth; Harry Heffelfing-er and .John Steams, tromhmws, eig-hth and ninth re. JWctiwly. 'l'lH• band ha. co-operatPtl to a laq:('P <·xtent with ath!Ptic by playing- at the football and ha. kethall l!ame.. On Odober HJ they went to .'pring-field to back tiH' football t am. 'iYic org-anizations have also bpen <'nh•rtaint>d by thP hand throughout the year. )ln. :\Id\:1:'<:\E\

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ORCIIE TR Thr orehestt·a has eentl'rl'd iL· att<•ntion this Yl'ar on the "Big- 12" ~:ont1' tat Peoria ~lay-!. Tlwir t'ollll' t numht•r W<'l'l': fir.t mowment of '',Jnpit t' • ·~ mphony," h~· ?IIozart, "hi(']I "a: jnd•rrd, and "Eg'yptian Ballet·' hy Lni~ini, unjud~NI. :\Iarjorie ~Iut·phy, Yiolini t. wa~ the onl~ . oloi t. Ilt•r lllllllher wa ".\ndantc Tranquillo ·· from ('on<'Prto Xo. l I I, hy ]) 'Brriot. l'nder tlw ll'Ctdership of 1\li. ~ ('Iron ('ol\'in. the orehestra HI'<'OIIIJHillit•d thr Uirl · Ult'l' ('luh OJH'retta, ":\Iis~ C'arntht•J'S R<•tums... Pi<'t'PS .·ng-g-t•.tiw or ( 'hina were pla~·<•d h1•lwt'l'll <H'h of tlw fall play," Ea. t is West. .. 'l'lw. ' ineludPil ":\Ionwnt :\1usical," "China," and "Fall1•n Leaf." On1' of the ouhtctnding public JH'rfonllllll<'t'S of tlw ordwstra was at tlw Lottit• H\Yitzer Memorial assembly, • 'unday. ~\pril ~6. ~p)e('(ions W<'l't' "~on~ Without \Yonls ·· hy T 1•haikowsky a1Hl a part of th<> ",Jupitl'r Nymphony ... Althoug-h tlw ot·ehe~t ra ha. been handicapped hy ha,·ing- to p1·adie1' aftPI' sdwol in tlw all(litorium, tlw~· haw aeeomplislwd mueh fo1· the music drpartnwnt of Champaign ll ig-h. \liHS ('ol,\1:'<

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB On ~\pril 1, th<' (lirls' Ul<'<' Clnh Plllt•rtainPd in <·onjuJH'tion with the or<'hPstl'H during a "P<'t•ial assPJHbly. Tlw girls han· al. o Hlll<l<' many puhlit: apJH'Hl'aJH'<'s throug-hout thp r<•ar, sing-ing- for tlw Pat·t•nt-Tt•<wh<•t·s' ~\ssn<'iation an<l various wonwn's org-anizations. Om• of tlw onstanding- prP'iPntations of thP Ult•p ('luh wa'i tlw OJH'rl'tta. ")li"" ( 'aruth<•r H<•t lll'lh." TIH• nil!. ic wa dit't'<'IPd h)' ~Ii " ( 'l<•on ('oh·in, while .:.\Ii " ])ai y (~uarlP'i taug-ht tlw <lanee and ~Ii-..., ])plight ('ollin" <·oachNl the '-JH'aking- part.. ~\II nwmht•r took part in tlw play. Tlw pri1wipals "~'''<': ~\nna Huth Ilopkin., l\li'is .Jon<''i; liPIPn B1wlwr. ~Jar)', or Th)'I'ZH ('aruth<•J''i: ~lar.'' l\larg-ard , 'ullivan, Dt•'idt•lllmla; .\nnahellP TnckPI'. ~\nn; Lon'Jla \Yhit<·. IIenriPtta: Phylli'i Tht'i s, ~IPrlin; Flor<•nce HnJWr, Pa1t.'·; Opal Dang-hettee, Haphaela; IIarriPI BJ'a<llmr,\·, Ho-..r; ~\nn ~tiPg'PIIH',\'l'l', EIIPn; ~\nna ~Iary ~\rm 'itrong-, ,'ar·ah; J>hylli · L<•<•, ('lara; and ~Iildr·P<l I• islwr, Bridg-t't. 'l'h<• play <'<'lltPn•d around the \n•alt hy Th~ rat Can1t ht•rs who <li g-ui'ie<l her·elf as a maid at an exl'lusiv<· g-irb' boardiHg- >,{']wol to leam >,omething of the school <·an <'l' of D<•'idemmJH, hPr ni<'<'<'. \Yiwn ~li'i'i C'al'llth<'l''i n•aliz<'<l that hPr chaqrc \\<l'i n•<'klt'ssl)· di. posing- of hPJ' largo<' allm\allt'<' and \\a. planning- to elop' with a young- man "ho lowd lwr for h<•t' IIJOJH'.'·· '-h<• n•v<•aled h<•t· ident it,\'. This . ettl<•d matt<'!' and <·verything- ended happil.'··

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We are confident that the School Board, Mr. Moyer, Mr. Allison , and Mr. ulen will use their influence to secure Champaign's admission in the Big 12 for the coming year as well as

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SENIOR SLAMS AND SLURS OF WAS AND TO BE P.\l'L PEDEW-lE. T is running on th<• I. :\I. :-ip<'Pdin:.r vandevilk <'it·t·Hit. EvPr.\· ni:.rht lw apJWHr'l Hfl '"l'ht> FacP in tlw Banoom \Vincl<m·." Ll'(' l LLE .:\IOl'('II, a famou. vibrator :.rirl, has jn,.,t ori:.rinatP<l a new danl'<' .tep ealh•d "The Y<'liO\\' Pig •'l11mp... :-iht• dances for tht> . 'alvatwn Anuy 011 :-iatunlay night . ALBEHT LEI DE. 'DEKER i. ht•atl administrant of anal•stheties for the "Jns<'l'l ('Jub" in Podnnk ('pnt<'r. ED IT II .\Hl\1:-iTHO. '(l Jw.., inwnt<•d a nt>w prol'l' " of makin:.r a princes.. lip on a banana peel. \Y.\ L ·g <'ADE ha. bePn t>IP<'Ied Chid BolllH't'l' fm· tlw. ·ational OnH'r~· :-ioeit't.' f<H' lion <' D ef etive.. ~L\HOHET ('.\TO. is the famous <·hiropnwtil• ;,oprano-she sing.· in all tht> joints. PIIYLLI. ' TIIEI:~· ha!> just opPn d a "Bnty :-ihoppP. '' Sh<' sp<'eializt•s in ''Pain It' s EyP Plu!'kin:.r. '' IL\:\ 1EL IXDLOW i!> studying oratory he is a<ldre ·. ing env<'lope .. ,JOII •• :\IeCFLLOT'GII i. a hig draft man in th<' C'hampai:.rn . ·ational Bank. II <• takes <•an• of th' doors and windows. DOROTHY WDDIER POTTER has rpnt d t h<' famous "Ilouseboa t on thp Styx." \\'lLBCR WlllTE has made a name for himflelf as a "Iloo<'y Peddler" on tht' Centerville Tim .. ,LH' Y :·H TLL l\T~L T is the famous ~-<•ll king. He calh; out stations f•lr the Waba. h Railroad. ~L\BEL TAYLOR, becaus of her most perft>et set of fah' tePth. is po.-ing for Pep.-odent Tooth Pa. te ds. ''P ..L TT,''' D OLEY has just finished his latest book entitl d '• fy Ji'irst .Four Years in High School. '' T

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THEM ROO His JH•xt vol1tnw will lw a (•ontin~tation of thr JH'evion.· onP. .\L~L\. ~OH'l'O~ has j11st h<'t'n clt•dPil a ~l'('I'Ptary of • ·o lnh in Partieuhll'. \\'A~IL\ ('OOPEH ha. just cmnpo. r<l a lll'W ong an1l cllllH'l' hit rntitll'cl, ''Eit•phant On thl' hor·il's." :\IAX ( 'LL ·E ·~son has just won the Latin Pon~ nH'l' at ( 'hampaig-n High • 'chool. IIELE~ LIEIUIA. • ha l'l'Org-anizecl tlw "Oirl Prpsprvt•s" at ('hampaig-n. F.\. YI<~ HI DDLE is doing- tlw big tlow<•r dan<·t• from Pillshur.'·· FlU~ f) 1\IUL ' 'I'HO. ·u is ~Ianag-H ot' th<' ~Iaj!'stic Radio ~hop of ('hampaign. BILL C:E'DL\~ is a moclrl for • 't~·Jish • 'tout ~lieker. dPsig-ned by LlTILLE C.\H~O~. LEO~.\ UOOD~LL. is a . teeplt• ja!'k. ~hl' is a !ways up in the air ovrr omething-. ,JOE ( '.\~~0~ is a man11facturcr of portable air·planr . LLOYD OLE~OX i. · running- a compctitiw junk shoJ) ag-ain!it B. Brown, wlwn• hr s<'lls old cars fnrnislwd by IIO\Y.\RD HOWELL. COLLI~~ KLHBY ha just e:tabli lwei a fi \'!' Yl'H r t•oll<'W' conrs<'. He maintains that the first four years are for <'<lu<•ation only; whih• tlw fifth year i. ncc<•s. ary to g-ain that masterful poi t'. XE'l"l'll~ LOl IH is playing- in the l1<'W \\·alnnt ~t. Prodnetion-"The Mammoth ~It'at and Breakfast Food Female.'' BILL ~OHTO. ·is th' n•ason for the axiom- '' \Yher' ther \; a Bill th re '. a maid(•n ! ·'

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Champaign

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THE MAROO IHT~ <'ILDIBEHL.\TX i~ pn•si<lrnt of thl' "llollll' llt•t•k <'luh" of TocnwrviliP. EDW.\HD ('L.\ . TY is tnn·Plin!! in tlH• Zulu l~lmHis under thP a~. un.w<l nallH' of I I i<·. Kot·~ . · uhk~. WILLI.' BI~~O .• has in\'Pnt<•<l a Ill'\\" lamp post \1 hil·h emll'orms to the l'lll'\'ahm·s of the hm·k and is tlwn·fon• wt·~ <·omfortahlt' for h•anin~. 'IIAHLl~~ ~IL\l.GEH, h<'l'HllsP of his hand ontP apJwaratH'P, i~ po~in~ a~ a model for <'ollar Ad . LA\Yl E.TE ,'TIT('IlEH ha a lifl'tinw po~ition in a livrr~· ~tahk. (l 0 LD IE P. \ Y •• E ha~ h<•(•onw thr. fif'tidh vi<"e- pn·~idPnt of the • ·ational .\ssoeiation of '1 iddkwink players. OR\.1\L BL\(T i. <·arrying on a profitahlt• husin<•ss in Jli<·kling lHlg\. kmH'ldP, in a big way and putting I hPm on tlw ma rkl't. IIEI .JL\X C'OHL\I has become a wm·lcl famous sknl h. '1\•dmieally he i. knmrn as "llonwle ·s ~hylo<·k, tlw Def'eeti\'1'. ·' :JIILDHED P.\HKliiLL Ita. finally n·alizPd hPt' highl•st ambition, to he on I hP stag<' .• 'he is employed h~· the Bi!!. \ill· Op<•ra llou <', as ofli<"ial ('Hrtain pullet'. DOX.\LD ('OXO\.EH i giving b sotL in the ('Ot'l'Pl't tel·hniquc of beggary. 'l'ht'. tud<•nt hod~ i~ hu·ge a. the

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THE MAROO ineomr of thr awrage mrndicant is higher than that of th 11n:killed labor(' I'. IIELEX IIP< ' KfXH, :\L\HY IIYL .\XD, LOI.' POLLOCK and RETA 0 ':\EAIJ have tctrt(•d Hll old maid\ honw thP mo. t wond(•rful institution in tiH• • ' m·th End of C'hampaig'n . IL\ZEL IL\ Y took a correspon<lt•nce eoHrs(' in eartooning and is 110\\ drawing tlw famon t'artoon callrd P. '. ( Potato , 'a lad. LOIS EHLER is a mrmber of the famou . Eta Pri. on Pi fraternity at tlw CollPg'<' of L. ~\ . and f-3. (Long-leggrd ~\n ts and 'ucker . ) BETTY .JOIL ·so. ha. join d a ide how as the living skeleton. HARRY liEF FEIJFTXGER ha. tartrd an in. titution for kleptomaniacs. Ile rralized tlw nee s. ity of establishing on when a suppos d kleptomaniac :tole his chrrished :tuffed beetle. ReHSELl J ,J A OBS has won th international championship in 217 yard sprinting. II r ec ived hi. trainin"' as an entomologist •hasing butterflies. liAR IJD OAR~IH runs a . ubmarim• liM under tlw Bon(•yard from the town of Crazy Ilor. e on it. . outhern most hank to th eity of Oinny Pi"' on its northern most bank.

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WALTER H. SAVAGE 205 Walnut Street

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THEM ROO ~L\H<L\ HE'l' TIIO~L\ ~ and El ·U E . ·E ( '.\ .'.\ I) at'!' s!'lling- tii'WsJ HIJH'r ott a eonH' I' stand in till' 1•it~· of l~t'I'I'ZI' . TIIP,\' l't'l'l'i\'l'd tllc•ir training- i-i!'lling :Jl aroons \HIY ha1·k in 1!l:?!l.

MEET THE GA G I SCHOOL AND OUT for music, books, paper, radios and refrigerators

P . \ rLIXE l L \II L is d ining- on <'arrots. , ' lw lHlJH'S to h!'I'Olll!' a j!'wel!•t• SOlll!'dH;\' · ~L\ HT I X

<lOIOL\ :\ is till' ll1•ad windo\\ "a hl't' I'm tlw \Yoolworth Buildin:.r l neot·pida!!•cl. " I ~erub Yon Trnly. Trnly ('l1•ar" <'II'.

FIL\ :\( 'L' .\ LEX.\ XDEH is 1·hiPf Pl!•dri1•ian for h1• L ig-htning Bttg- Powl't' Plant . .:\L\ HIOX UCL I< ' K has just writtc•n a ne\\· popular hymn ·' Lau:.rh. ( ' Iown, (I il!g-1<'." II<• n•c·<•iwcl hi . trai11 ing- in litPratun• sc·ratc-llinl! his tHIIIIP on study room d!'sks.

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P .\ 1'!1 IllTU IIES h as cl is!'OVPI'l'd a 11<'\\' way to mak!' a cig-arl'tt<' li:.rhterl'l'lllOVI' a ll t lw t ohaceo. D O R O THY II A. · K E i. a typl'writcr oih•r for Un•pt in:.rs. 1!11•. HOY UOCDI E, t lw fa m ous " L eo, tht- Lion TanH't'," has appl'alt>d for p r ott>ction a:.rainst hi wift•, tlw former DOHI S C OL E, w ho :.r<m' h im a bla1·k !'yl'. (Continu< d on Pag

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One of the most important assets of a successful man or woman is a good banking connection. This can only be developed by long association and mutual respect. The sooner you make the acquaintance of the officers and employees of this bank, the better your start in the busi~ ness world.

THE CITIZENS STATE BANK ol Champaign

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Ice Cream THE HEALTH FOOD

·~· Serve if Some Way Every Day

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Champaign Ice Cream Co.

First National Bank THE HARRIS BANK

CHAMPAIGN

N. M. Harris Pre.·ident

l'agt 011c llundnd jifty. fiyltt

H. S. Capron, B. B. Harris Yice-Pre. id nts

Wilson a. hier

THEM ROO Ul.JE~" • URI~J)LgY started a Komf,,· Kah Kar Korporation hut hi.· onl.,· Kab was ruined thP other day when a t•ouph• of patrioti(' pas. Plll!l'l' stood up when tlH',\' ht•at·d thP , 'tar:-;Jllllll!h•d Bamwr and therPhy JWrforatl'd tlw top of tlw Kab making- tht• vPnt ilation systPm perfl't·t hut \\'ht'll weather t•onditions \\('n' unfavorabh• it wa. rathrr leak~· . don't yon know.

II Z::EL DLLLO~ was being purstH•<l by II E~RY K ITCII. IIi affrct ions cPa. ed IHm t'v<•r when . ht> pointed out to him The Gr<•at Divide. The sofa 011 one half of tlw linr hrlonged to Henry and on th other side it wa . • 'o l\1an 's Land.

C'IIAHLOTTE HEACOCK ha: rit ten a new pia.'· called '·.'table :\laid:." Hhe nsPd the appropriate fictieions name of" Alfalfi Ilorsko. ki. '' .J E~\X McLE.L • ha. . tarted a gardrn but thr only thin" .Iw grows i. ''~rrow tired."

PITT ENBARGER

TAILOR! G Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing

629 E. Green Street Champaign Phone 5967

608 South Goodwin

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I H 8.\::\H ELHO~ has made known his ne,,· thpory to tht• effect that zine oxide is used in galvanizing iron and is also u:ed in lady·. fa<' • powd •r; tlwreforr female galvaniz<> their face to take the shine off. LtTILLI<~ :\IOR(L\X wa: the object of his n•sNlrch. MERLL KIR~IHE play· dra\\ back on the famon. fectball team of Yas. ar 'ollege. B~\RB.\RA ::\IOORE has started a '• Hl<•ep \\'alking , 'chool'' in ordt•r to tea<'h sincere Stay-out: the art of ", 'omnambuli:m.'' ln this way th y can r t while they run and never go to bed. ~\mong tlw first OJH's to appl)· for admission to this st•hool were LOTTI· HT ..ron" T. FR.L T IIAR'r, ~L\RY ELLE" .:\IcKEE, RG::5 'ELL \ 'AKY. and l<'RA. TES \Y T.'OX.

& FLYN

Urbana Phone 7-4355

Res. Phone 5754

Office Phone 21/6

THE PRICE PAINT STORE D. W . Price, Jr., Prop.

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PAINTING & DECORATING

\\·h o l <'SH I<' and R<'tail D a){'(·

Y:u•JiiSh<'S, '\'all rap<'l' and Glass

120 North Neil Street Champaign, Ill.

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Tim Says: If ~·on 'n• not g-etting- my '' Htyl<• oaeh" mag-azinP <'Yt•r·y month . . <'IHl ~·out· name in to Kaufman·~ rig-ht away. '('anse some mor e style tips that a1·e plenty hot will be ont ~oon and you t'an 't afford to miss them.

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STYLE COACH CLOTHES $25 and $30

KAUFMAN'S INC. 2 STORES IN CHAMPAIGN

The Flower Shop of Distincfion

George C. Barsch jflorist Quality Flowers Service As You Like It.

Phone 5800 113 W. University Ave. Champaign, Ill.

If It's Music You Want You'll Find It At the

TAYLQR,fiSHER MUSIC SHOP AT THE CAMPUS Records- Sheet Music- Portables-Ukes Entertainers-Dance Orchestra

THEM ROO :\IAIW.\HET :\Il'LLI<L\. • ha mn·ntl'd a lli'W proc<'!-i of makin:.r !-iaJHlpaJH'l'. , 'hp ha hin•d a <·hol'lh ot' IInlalinla Dancrr to shak(• the natural sand from lnllwlws of :-ipina<·h onto sqnan· of l!llllllllP<l JHIJWl'. J n this way lw has t n•nH'IHlom.l~· n•volu t ion izl'd this vast l~ important indus! ry. J. IL\. T :\L\HKL.\. ')) ha "ritten a on<• act play eallPd "'l'hP :-ihot-<hm :\Iy !Pry.'· Tlw lrad. Dai!-i~ .\ir <:nn i. takPn hy :\L\H.JOH!E :\ll'HPIIY; Pop <:un, her nne] stPp-fatlwr is taken h~ ('AHL N.L':-i; LE:-iLIE \'L".'O.' play thr part of Buck Nhot, Dai y' · lov<'l'; mHl Ramrod, tlw haiP<l rifiP. is pla~·pd by XOIULL T WEL< 'II. The play is a hu~l' siiCCPs. as it was first pn•scnted at the Colonial Tlwatn• in lTrhana and tlwrefOJ'<' ha,; attntde(l connty-wi<le attention. .JOIIX , "l'E.\H:\,' is a notP<l polar !'XJliOl'rr. He :.rained hi I'XJH'I'i!•nce b~· climbing telephone poles to s<'(' has!'hall games. ('E 'IL lL\ \'IN i.., bringing home the '>hekPis by promoting- ki<lcly-ka t' races from co a. t to coast for men lwhreen the ag-!'s of 30 and 70. Tlw latP t winner: "<'rc W~\LTEH :-i.\ \'AU E. fir t; Hl'F1 t; N('lllWEDEH. :-;pcond; and UOHD • ' DACO, "L\ , third. Tlw fir. t prize wa. a rattle and the ~wcond and third '"ere rubber toothpid<..,.

Graduation Caps and Gowns

( 'hampaig-n Ilig-h Sehool

Supplied by

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GEHRKE'S ILLINOIS BAKERY

CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS

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MARRIOTT & MILES

Keep Your Hair Trim

PRINTERS

This Summer By Visiting

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STARK's BARBER SHoP

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The Way of the WIS E If you are wise and want a bright future you will be~ gin now to make plans for your business career. Of course you expect to make the most of your op~ portunities. But how are you going about it? To sue~ ceed you must get ready. Let us suggest one excellent way to prepare. When the school year is over many forward~ looking young peo~ ple enter Brown's and take up intensive special business training. They don't wait until Fall and lose three months valuable time. Many graduates and also under~graduates get a busi~ ness training now during the summer months. It is surely a plan that will bring results. Come in as soon as you are through the school year. You may enter here at any time. Call and talk the mat~ ter over as many are now doing.

BROWN'S â&#x20AC;˘

Business College SwAN NELL BLDG.

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THE MAROO ALETA FLA~I~{L\:\1 1s a model for f<H'<' lifting operations. II<'J' employ<•rs hav<• only lift<•d cmp elw<>kthus OIH' sidP . hows a fa<'<' of :50 an<l the oth<>r in<li<·aeh only :w. Truly it is a gTeat adv<>rt ising s<·h<•nH•. 'l'lH• latest song hit, "Cud Nlw, , 'he Certainly <'ud," b~- l:,rot .\. ('owP, was inspit·<·<l by :JL\HL\. • 'l'E:JIPLL •. W.\LTEH .\IIHE. ·s 1s an ath!Ptc who 1s playing on thc• shrub team at tlw eollc•ge for Tn•c• , 'urg('on·. SliELDO. • WOLFE 1 a pradi<•al <·hok<•r on tlw stall' of tlw Pinc•ville ... II is Ia t four victim. ·w ere his wivC'. l<'HA~<'EN :JL\'l"l'ESO.· has <l('vis<'<l a JH'" prod 11dion sc·henw of bring-ing- <'h<'<'S<' from the moon and has t hPrl'h~ nHmopol izc·d tlw l'IH•!'s<' ind tiStry hy sPlling- at a cut -thl'Oat price. ::\.\O:Jll LEO::\AHD has IH•come a seeond • 'hak<>srware. She ts noted for this wond<•rftll lin!' "All th<' world's a s<·rc<•n an<l thl' men and '"OJlH'n arc llH' I'<' 1.' hra~·p r . · ' .\LFHED HEH'JDL\~ i out to save mom•y. His wil'<•, th<• fm·m<•r \Vilhelmina Biah•schki, a snakecharmer, wanted a Jll'W f11r JH'<'k piP<'<' so .\1 11 e.'i scmJe of Dr. Pickl<•hy \ Ilait· 0l'Ower on the snakt' and "hPn lwr pet hoa constrictor lw sutlh·i<•nt ''fuzz·· on it \\Taps it HI'O\IJH[ Jwr llC<'k. \Vhat a wonderful mind he ha. ! DR. II.A%EL P1\lTL IS ('\ll'lllg' di!->C<IS('S hy raising thc• temperature of paients to 110 dc•g-t·c•c•s. Sill' g-uarantees that tlw t•xee sive heat kill. the g'<'t'llls and if not it kills the patient. .JIAl{(L\HE'l' ~ORTO~ 1s an ins! t'tl ·t or of g-lass blowing in Kewpie Ko II t'g'<'. )L\RY lU~E\'ES is <lirel'tor of the "LuckY Still"' Ot·c:hPstra "hieh broadcast: l:rom . tation I. C. C Tlll'il' fa(Coutinued

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GRAY & COMPANY

GOOD GROCERIES

313 Neil St., North

Buy Building- & Loan NharC's

TWIN CITIES LOAN

ILDING AND

OCIATION

S. K. Hughes, Secretary Neil & Clark Sts.

S. P. A TKINSO MONUMENT CO.

Builders of Quality Monuments Since 1880

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THEM ROO vorilt• rel!llition is "You're the in ~Iy Cal'load."

Where ~ Drink are Cool and Sandwi che are Hot

onO'h

LOHIL\ IXE KIXC.\1]) has startPd a <'OtTl'. pondenee marriag-l' hun•an . •\1rrad.'· the JH'W projl' ·t is a sn<•ecs.-. Sonw <•ouples shr has maldtl'd an•: .\1 BEHTA KABBE.' and OLl<;XX Y.L' DE\'EX'l'ER; ('0~\"l'A. '('E: liE~.' and XOIUL\,' IIEL~IIL\TII; and C'.\HL DOII~IE and FH.\XC'ES BOYD. l.Iay Lorrainl' l'V<'t' eontinue ht>r good srrvi<'l's to humanity. \' IIWIL BI<JXXETT has joitwll , 'aint P<•ler in tht• JWal'l~ g-ates of lwa Vl'll. , lwd a t<•ar for the lh•ar man who. r wifl', 1ltt• fornwr DOHOTIIY DOTY. hit him "ith a rolling- pin. JOIL • BALE~ ha. . tartrd a Roa<lsidl' H<•tHh'\'0117. fot· the Hambling- Rah bh•. FRA~Tl .' 1XSKl P has joined th 'I hutHlPringIl<'t'd of IIappim• .. Il untcrs. 'LAREXC'I<J W.\ ~('IIJ<m is a ~reat an·hih•<·t for modPrn, nwdil•val, or ancient dt> ig-ns of do~ houses . .JOIIX ::\IAO. T~O- • and HE.·l l l<JT'l'.\ \'OXIIOLTEX an• orwratinga very sueee. sful business for pleasure Sl'Pking- imhl'(•iJli(• ('l'NltUI'('S. '['Jwy <•all their eorporation the "Dent a Fon1 (10. ,,

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Mou Yios BRos. 119 South Neil Street Champaign, Ill.

E1'Xl('E .JOXES nwt with a terrihi • ae<·ident the otlwr day. She <•ontracted hydrophobia wlwn . he boug-ht a hot dog- and put too mtH•h hot'Sl'ra<lish on it and it bit her. \\T.\ LTER S::\IT T II is in the mininghusiness kalsomining-. ED IT H \'.\ XCE i. br<'eding- whit<' fipas for u. e on whitr dog-. so Yisitor of th<• possessor of sneh <'HilllOt easily <let ct the aforesaid. C L1EO. 'E pn,DI ILL is a JWdago~ue 111 tlw "Little I ed School- IIou <'," (Continued on Page 167)

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Jos. Kuhn & Co.

Young Men's Clothing Headquarters

SMART STYLE FINE QUALITY LOW PRICES

The largest and most complete selection of Prep Clothes in 118Y2 miles

Jos. Kuhn & Co. ILLINOIS

CHAMPAIGN

ORPHEUM THE HOUSE OF

RCA PHOTOPHO E THE PERFECTION IN SOUND AND TALKING PICTURES

P. H. HuGHEs FuRNITURE CoMPANY

"Everything for the Home' '

CHAS.

WILLIAMS Co.

PAINTS Phone 9278

105-107 N. Neil St.

Champaign

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Souder's CLEA ERS- PRESSERS

pARTICULAR WoRK FOR pARTICULAR PEOPLE

Give Us a Ring 4900

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Illinois

Power and Light Corporation

IN ILLINOIS There are over 700,000 owners of public utilities. More than one-third the population of the state have a financial interest in the utilities. GEORGE STRODE Tt>nh. Awning-. . Pon·h Curtain . H ay •'tack a nd \\~a~on Con• r·s, an d P aulin. Everything Made of Canvas 201 N. Walnut St. Champaign IO:E 'l' 'S B

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There are more than 34,500 owners of preferred stock of Illinois Power and Light Corporation in the state of Illinois.

THEM ROO "hi<' h yon oft I'll r<'a<l a bon t bnt srldom 'ier. Yl\'I.L • 01 EE. • ha · jn t taken new stati tie-, on the <lisea. e of phorrhra shr finds that 6 :>6. 100 out of ev<•ry 1:3 tH•eomh to this terrible .·ocial clang-cr. ELE.\. ·oR COOK, a well-known arti t, . ay. that EYELYX R.\.IXEY has a gift for painting. , 'lw . ay · he eould s<'<' it in her face. EYA F IELnBJXDER had all her teeth JHllle<l .·o she could sav toothpa. te money. BEHXICE BRlXKE.MA is hrad of tiH• strr t cleaning departmrnt in the De ert<·<l Yillag{'. E~DIA IIERXDOX, the first woman pnginrr1·, has . tarted on a g-rrat pro.i<•et. that of dredg"ing the great . tream Ye l<lr Boneyarde, so that watPr carnivals and eanoeing may takP place tlwre . •\L~L\ .JOIIXSOX i. eatehing insc<'ts on a hasrball team at \Vellesle~- . \LlXE , C' Il PLT~ is a poet. , he sPnt two of her poems to the publi her and hrcamc vpry much tlust<•rt>d when in rct11rn she ree!'ived three. . \L. IA LETT is in a quandary. Reg-ar<l l<•ss of the mmlrt'Ott.· ch•batc she ha. promoted on the subject he cannot <l ·ide the question "Do ·w omen

YOUR JEWELERS

WUESTEMAN JEWELRY STORE Establi. heel 1 97

14 Main St.

Champaign, Ill.

BUY YOUR NEXT SCHOOL BOOKS OFUS

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PARIS DYEING AND CLEANING CO.

Plant, 112-114 West Clark St. Phone 5944

\Ye Buy Your . ed Book at ood Price.

WATSON FAULKNER L. W. FAULKNER, Mgr. 101 S. Neil Champaign, Ill.

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Fine Commencement Gifts Books- College Jewelry- Fine Stationery Kodaks- F ountain Pens- Pen and Pencil Sets Tennis and Golf Goods- Framed Pictures- Glass Wares Brass and Copper Wares-Fancy Chinaware Desk Sets- Diaries- Memory Books The Co~op Gift Shop is filled with appropriate gift articles. We invite your inspection.

THE CQ,QP GREEN AND WRIGHT STREETS

Geo. D. Louden Printing Co. PRINTING BINDING OFFICE SUPPLIES

114~ 116 NoRTH WALN U T

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MAKE

Keu ink's Drug Store YOUR MEETING PLACE

Established in 1893

C. A. Kiler FURNITURE

Rugs

Furniture

GIFTS .... <m.\DT'A'l'lO:-\ BIH'l'IlDA Y OR \YEDDL ·u

PHE~EXT~

Orphonic Victrolas

TREVETT-MATTIS BANKING CO. 112 w.

CHURCH ST.

Can he s('IPct('cl h\'r(' that will fit hot h tlH• oc\'asion an(l tlw pochthook .

W .\T('ll E~ TH.\:\TOXD~

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are thrl'(' sug-w•·tions that ar'(' eertain to plras('. L(' us show you

Y r Paid on Savings Farm and City Loans

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CARL W. MOUCH (Hn~

":\lowk")

Qunlity ,J<•wd •·.\

Mouch's Corner

110 N. Neil

Capital & Surplus $200,000

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Picture

LO\'('l'S . ''

CALL 4848 FOR SPECIAL BUS SERVICE

\\.ILLLDI IL\UEH~LL. i. taking gym work-he is daneing with a lot of dnmh-hells. Once walking :stop]Wd (']ainwd,

DOHO'l'l l Y 11 LOW .~<m~ wa. thi'Ongh an art mns<•ttm. .'he in front of a mirror and ex" It uutst h<• Lady Diana?''

,J ERO.liiE 0 'DO.·. 'ELI; is running a ''"·hi. per low" in th(• big eity of Bigsvilh>. '' ~ h!"

ILLINI COACH CO., ( Inc.)

Parkhill's Tours 32 Cheser S t reet

Champaign

OP.\1; E.\ OLI~TO:\ i a d10rtt girl in one of th late t produetion.· entitled "~hr Oot \Yhat .'he \Yanted '' hy '1'. T<'rtattght('J'. DELli;.\ Bl.T('KXEI wond •es if hy rai. ing ('0\\'S in t ht• hlu(' grass conntr~T ht• will g<•t eolorrd mille :\1 1LDHED B (L\HD has inwnted a JH'\\' kind of \ Yest(•t·n sandwich(Continued on Page 172)

Corn Belt Butter WHOLESOME- PASTEURIZED It contains the vitamins needed by every growing child

Johnson Bros. PLUMBING AND HEATING FRIGID AIRES

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RAINBOW SOFTENERS

402 N. NElL STREET

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Low PricesMay make a sale but it takes real quality to make a customer. We are constantly striving to furni~h fine printing at reasonabl pnces. The great number of custom rs on our books who turn to us when in need of real printing service prompts us to believe we are gi ing them what they want, when they want it, the way they want

it. We are proud to number among our customers THE M ROON of Champaign High and have enjoyed working with them in the production of th 1929 MAROON.

FLANIGAN-PEARSON CO. Printers for Particular People 10 CIIESTER ST.

CH MP JGN, ILL

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BuRTON & TRELEASE IU~

l1 E.'TATE- I. ".TH.\ .\" 'g

617 E. Green Street Champaign, Ill.

ENNEDY' S AND I E

CHAMPAIGN

URBANA

DECATUR

two hunks of hr<>a<l "·ith wide open }HI('('S in h<>t \\"('{'n. P ~\TL ('.\ l\IEROX i. doing research "·ork in th<> fil'ld of Bedohugology. He is said to ha l'<' begun at honw and cnhtr•Yc•d his fip]d unti l he has lw<>n Cfuit SllC:<'CSsfuJ. MARl E 'J' IIORX'l'OX has c•ollectrcl a c·ompany of puppets and is trawlingarmmcl tlw <•ount~· di playing- h<'r 11·ar<'s. ~Jw always wa.· so dramati<'! \YE~LEY ~TIPES and KATIIEIl.\" E HOBEH'I'~ an• <•xhihiting a P<'rfot·manc·<• of "Honwo and .Juliet" lmt it's just "Love's Lahor Lost'' bc•c•aus(' "Two (ie ntlc•nH'll From \ Trrona." IWBEHT •' II E\YALTER and ~L\ R~ DE.\" S.\"YD EH, with thrir ".JlPrt·y \Y iws of \\' inclsot>, .. LOR.\ Y. 'E IL\ HPE H an<l II ELE. · \YAR D, cl<·c·idl'd to g-iw t ht•m '' .JIPa. un• for .Jlc•a urp" and after ".:\Iud1 ~\do About .\"otlting" (Continued on Pag

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SHADELA D DAIRY PRODUCTS upply Vitamines for Youth, Health and 1oorr Efficiency

Shadeland Dairy Co. pASTEURIZED MILK

IcE CREAM

MRS. TILEY SERVES Wholesome Foods in an Appetizing Manner in the CHAMPAIGN HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA

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Reddick's 12 MAIN Jack Lawder Tailoring

HUGHES-KRABBE ELECTRIC COMPANY

LOLA ~A~HTEL.'O. T ha. 11ritten a prizt• <' a.1 on thP uhjPct ··The .\clYanta~e of BarlH'd \Ytn• Ft•n<'l'S a. a ~leans for Flips to ('om mit •'uiei<le. ·· She received a. a priz<· a mlluatun• bronze tl~ 11 ith a ni<•k<'l plat Pel knifP stm·k throu~h its !wart.

IL\LE WILLL.\1\I~ has p1·omo!Pd a VCI'Y thriving husinpss in tlw mannfacture or (•ombs. lit• IIS('S tlw eomhs from harn~·anl fouls. lJlTILLE .\. T• 'L L T(JEH has. tal'tecl thP "\Yorld \ First .\ i 1·-Pianr ('a ft•tPria , 't•rvicP · · ~\nd How~ .JIOREIJ DIXOX has invented a snh. tance which will c·hange the ·pots ou a leopanl'. skin. Tlw~ 'iay in onw instan<·es it chauge.· tlw 'ikin too. .JL\XIXI<; COHBL •. a gn•at phy ieian. ha. discovPI'Pd a hl;wk salvr 11·hieh 'illl' say. is so nearly perf<•d and has sneh wmHlerful h<•aling pmr<•rs that it will heal up a t•rat•k in a fener. \YlL.JIA P"\lH IELD is IPdnring on a . nhjrd whieh is puzzling all the t•mincnt s<'i<•nti t 's of the <la: "\Yhat wouhl happen if an irresistible force md an immonthh• ohj<•<•t? · · ".JIOSI<J .. :\L\HSIL\LL i. eonclucting a campaign to ciPan up tht• <lirt:· politi<·ian>- in • -<'II York ('it~·. lie i (Continued on Page 17 4)

CUNNINGHAM BROS. DRUGS- STA TIONERY- CANDIES- KODAKS Cor. Walnut and Main Champaign, Ill.

M ROO nsmg an ancit>nt horst' tt·ongh for th<' Jllii'JWS('.

l'IL\HLES ('L,\1 K, thr husband of .J,\XE ::\IAHTI. ·, i. a wry famon . tt·ainer of a tmup of .Jngo SlaYian llPd hug "hi<·h an• traYPling on thP \"arsit.' ('ireuit.

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F. K. ROBESO

K.\TIIEHL "E BOOT.' is a maid in the homp of <'ALL ,\ BL.\ ISD ELL <'L.\YPOOL and ST.\:-\LEY <'L.\Y POOL.

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\YILLI.\::.\1 ('HO,'LlX i in tht> rt>al <•stat • lm inPss IH• i · digging dit!·h.- .

Largest Dept. Store

"::\IE.\T"" • 'IL\ LK is Pmployl'd h.'· the Swift ::\Irat P<H·king- ( 'o. liP l'<lll I he sq11eals fro1n pigs . . TAXFOHD EH\' 1.. has :,!1\'l'n up smoking- he <l<•<·ided lw ''a . too .'' Olin!! to lw playing "it h mat t·lH•s. IIY::\IEX DA \'IS has takPn up thP pa. t-time of farming lw is t r,,·ing to soh·<· a wa.'· to k<'<'P thl' dnst out of potatoes' <'Y~' . PAlL El('II()I{.''J' want-; to know wliere peop](' hide wh<•n hul-ru. lw ont. ('Lll<'FOHD .L\CKSOX is a soap hox orator for tlw I. \Y. \V. ( IIIinoi. \\"or trd \\"ookns. ) OR\ ".\L STHODE hecanse of hi ma t<•rly form i.· posing as a model in a1h· •rtis<'nH•nts for tlw .Jantzen Bathing Suit'>.

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W. R.

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SHIRLEY .'IL\EFFEH still <·hewillg' \\"riglPy's Speanning as a form of ('Xl'l'Ci t'.

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E~TIIEH BOTTEXFIELD has just ma<lt> an addition to the six sl'n e · • hors •'' sense. UE.:\E\"~\

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1L\RCL\RET IIELBLL '<l, w·hile traveling-, <1 rank too lllll<'h in Y eni<'l' and then trit•d to lit• down in th r. g-ut ter. Rr'l'II IIEt-;TEH ha jn. t writt<•n a \'Pt'Y sm·e<•ssfnl pro<ltldion Pntitled, "It'. The . · 111 ~" K.\TIILEE.' HOWELL take the part of Filbert. the wayward son and her·o; Kernel • '11!, tlw fathet· of Hazel, i very well Jllayed hy DOROTHY WXOEHICII; Ilazd • 'nt, the ht>roine, Is taken by Hl'TII FR.L TE.' IICCKETT; the part of the threl' .tranw•rs with larg-l', bristling-. hlaek pi taehio i tahn h~· 1\IIIJDRED BHOO~I. EL IZ.\ BETII ('.\RXE. ', and ~IIXEH\-.\ DA \ 'I. '

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W. Lewis & Co.

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W. A. CARPENTER CO. 113 WEST CHURCH READY~TO~WEAR

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THE MAROO This play is very <liffen•nt from otlwr dramas hreause all thr <·haraders are pOL'tray<'d hy g-il'!s. IIGXTER Rn-;, 'ELL, a war vet, was shot in thil'!~ -two place<.,. DOH 1.' IIA::\IPTO. • is pra<•ti. inghanditry as a p!'roxi<lP blond!' in thr uninhahit<'d i land of Stnmhut om.

::\I! X. 'IE L.\ WIIE~\D is trying to eomHH'r<•ializr tlH• use of firr-fiiP. as artitieial incaJHk l'<'nee bl'cau. e it i.· predid •d that in anothel' hmHh·ed thousand million ~·cal's the supply of elect rieal l'IH'rgy will lw Pxham;tecl. :\I DGE \VW. 'ER is a life-. aver at then wand exelnsive (for mosquitoe ·) nmnwr rrsort on the Borwyard. Thr Prinr!'ss theatre is offering a wry g-n·at program of vaudeville for th • next six monthH. DOl OTIIY IL\ YBt'HX and TIIEL:O.IA H.\YBCRX ar doing a Sin-Twister ~\ct. ,JENNIE l.I Y LEg i · doing the "Danee of the H<•ven W!JHl<•s." LO(']SE WEEKH and Bl<~R('JE RAlX.' an• doing a big.. Fumbling- . \ et." OEXE WILDEH i: doing "Lig-htning Drawing" in ~Iod <'l'll . \rt in ordl'r to edneate the ignorant public. BE.'SIE \YILLL\l\18 and EDWL' UL ·z are doing a big organgrinder and monkey aet. The former i the organ-g-rinder and Ed is the bahboon. IIOW~\HD IL\LL is

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lat<•st work is a treati. <' on '' 'l'hl' Cse of <lasoline h~· the \Y a~ ward Younger (ieneration. ''

ODETTA HATLIFI<' has started a sanitarium for per. om; . ntferin~ from ing-rown toP-nails. ~\t the end of i.· months treatment you an• t>ither· ready to lPav<' or n•ady for the undertaker. DELLA UILLE.'PIE i · promotin~ ant hattk lwtwe<'n n•d ant· and black ants in the ".\nt C'oli:!'um" of PinkrH•yvillP . •\dmission <·harg-e is 2:5c for adult·; lOc for infants and 5c for illiterat<'. and d<•af mull• . DORO'IIIEA \'.\. T Bl\'K!HK l'i playing the J)art of" l.Iorphen. " in the play '', 'lc<'P Xo ::\lore'' and a Iso ha · the minor part of 'Opium.'' EYELY~ •

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T.\ YLOR TIIO::\L\.' i. Rtill looking for the plank whi<•h was droppl'd from the Repnhliean platform eight years ago. ECGEXE <'OLE haH ju. t inventt'd a shock ah. orher for irons, rolling pins, etc. His wif<' P.\l'LL ·g PlTLLL\::\1 wa.· hiH inspiration for tlw inwntion. 1'RBAX TE:0.1PEI;, who is nm,· livilw in Kenhwky has jn.t written a noYel which sJWaks of swallow. ne. ting in the rye. It . hows <!nitp elparly that hr i not a native of Kentucky or he "·oultl haYe known that in K<•ntucky it i pr eisel~· the re,·ersr the rye rest in the swallow. EDI'l'II \'~\ . 'CE ·~n -::\IILDHEP P RKIIILL ·~!l

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