Allendale High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Allendale, IL)

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ll9 MEM'DMIDS 49 JOLLY J UNIORS 'is' First Row-June Spray C Undecided J, Gene Johnson f Songbird j, Deorothy Goodwin l Lonesome J. Second Row-Don Mann 4 Dream Mann J, Edith Polk C Good Worker J, James Lewis f Red J, Joan Price l Restricted J, Nelson Reiber C Kilroy J. Third Row-Diane King f Dikie l, Robert Adams Hillbilly J, Geneva Stoltz C Slim and Trim J, Ron Simmons C Lover Boy J, Edith Thompson l How Soon l. Fourth Row-James Wolfe C Reckless J, Betty Carey C Keensburg Special J, Richard Breen f Dream Boat j, Marjorie Price f Boy Crazy D, Harold Payne l Margie J. Fifth Row-Betty Tompson f Dreamer j, Don Litherland C Studious?? J, Beth Wolfe 4 Filibuster J, Ryland Webb f Ladies Man J, Carolyn Trimble C Chick- en J. Sixth Row-Alicia Beasley i Gigg1es J, Rose Payne l I want a Mann J, Frank Higgins f Dewey J, Wilma Hussey f Gets Around l, Kathleen Stoltz f Nice l. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY '35 On September 10, 1946, what is now the Junior Class entered Allendale High. We were 27 in number and held the distinction of being the largest class that year. Those elected for class officers were: Don Mann, President, Frank Higgins, Vice- President, Bob Adams, Secretaryg Earl Stoltz, Treasurer. Miss Owen was our sponsor. Twenty-four of our members returned in the fall of '47 for another year at A. H. S. Three new members joined our class, bringing the total back to 27. Class officers for this year were: Beth Wolfe, President, Wilma Hussey, Vice-President: Frank Higgins, Secretary, Ryland Webb, Treasurer. We chose Mrs. Lett as our sponsor. And now Jolly Juniors! This year has been a very busy and successful year for us. We have sold cokes, candy, and popcorn at all ball games, presented the Junior Play, sponsored the Halloween Carnival, and are now working on the banquet and prom which will be on May 13. There are 28 in our class this year and our officers are: Diane King, President, Ryland Webb, Vice-President, Carolyn Trimble, Secretaryg and Frank Higgins, Treasurer. Miss Yarber is our sponsor. We are looking forward to next year but also regret that it will be our last at Allendale High.

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HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL '00 For the last few years it has been customary for the Juniors to present a Fall Festival for the public. The purpose is to make money for the Junior class which they will u e for the J unior-Senior Prom or for the annual of 1950. On October 29, 1948, the Juniors once again had a Festival. They worked very hard to make a success of it. For weeks ahead they made poster upon poster which, about a week before the final date they put in many store windows. They were very successful in their advertising. On the fatal night many people came into the gym to find it decorated in many ingenious designs. There were many stands such as the bingo stand, ring-toss, cake walk, penny- pitch, etc. Then there was a fortune teller's booth, a ghost house, and come in and see the man who lives under the water! Later in the evening a program was given. June Spray sang It's Magic and My Happiness , accompanied on the piano by Joan Price and on the guitar by Bob Adams. Larry Benham and Bob Adams played Guitar Boogie and Bob Adams sang I'll Hold You In My Arms. Bonnie Mattox, Sue Addis and Gail Cisel tap- danced accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Maurice Dunkel. Beth Wolfe gave a musical reading, Life Gets Tee-jous, Don't It ? . . Everyone enjoyed themselves immensely and are waiting with eagerness for the 1950 Festival to arrive. The Juniors profited from the carnival and they wish to thank everyone who in any way participated in making their night a big success.