Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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Harry G. Reid G-M lfc S. C. 1002 cfo Postmaster New York, N.Y. S.K. 3rd Vernon Vasquez U.S.N. Supply Dept. U.S. Naval Air Station Alameda, California P.F.C. John R. Shepard Patry E. 36042393 Camp Langdon, U.S. Army N. H. Tech. Sgt. W. A. Hiser 36040340 Hq. G Hq. Det. Tomah, Wisconsin Due to the to get the are listed assure you Robert Vogel Robert Koch Laverne Qualls Wm. Glenn Bunselmeyer Lewis Fehringer Victor Arbeiter Walter Butler John Dunhouse Leon Dunhouse Gilbert Hand Uslysses Chas. Freeman Gale Robert Hastings Albert Miesner Frederic H. Saul Benny Thurman Glenn Downen Albert Hiser Charles Choate Eugene Inchliff Farrell Lester Mark Shields S 2!c L.S.T. Induction Group Unit N U.S.N. A.T.B. N.0.B. Camp Bradford Norfolk CIII Virginia Douglas Dycus, C.Y. U.S.S. Harveson D.C.-316 cfo Fleet Post Office New York, New York Allen W. Phillips S 2fc A.B.A.T.U.S.P. 68 Dorm. Breezy Point Branch. N.A Norfolk, Virginia CA.M.M.D A rush because of flood conditions, we were unable addresses of quite a number of service men. They below. If we have omitted any names, we wish to that it is not intentional. Bill Bame Reynald Crain James Reeder Joe Moschenrose William R. 0'Daniel Joe Grace Alfred Clendenin Charles S. Easterly ' Bill Layton Ernest Lester Walter Miles Maxwell Morgan J. W. Russell Clyde Schwartz Roy L. Sherman George Willoughby Roland Krause 94.

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Sept. 13 13 16 21 29 20-1-2 20 Nov. 3 6 ll 12 12 12 13 17 18 23 25-26 25-26 29 Dec. 2 4 7 20 15 Jan.' 18 18 CALENDAR Book satchels retrieved. Money made--money lost A large group of very green Freshmen were in- ducted in G. C. H, S, Miss Henson arrived. We wonder 'f h k - thing about History. 1 S Q Hows any Hangover--HDemerit Kidsn and friends celebrated hGrand Openingn. Moved into new quarters. New Study Hall. Now, you can understand why HMustardH was studying. Teachers were penalized with two days going to school. We can eat again--Registration Book IV--no school. Charolette and Colleen were presented with a cut- out pumpkin. Letter Day. Intellectual and Activity letters were presented to students. Ed Beames--Serviceman was present. Scrap!! Scrap!! Scrap!! But not enough for foot- ball suits. Armistice Day--another boresome vacation, wasn't it? Margie acquired a new car seat. Why is she so short? Bette? Bette who? Ask Bob Crain. End of lst quarter. Lots of A's??? Why Sure???? What was all the comotion at Lunsfords about l:OG a.m.? Basketball boys were supposed to be in earlier Ask Choate? Miss Gaunt arrived and opened the Music Dept. with a UBang, lpgtu. Did some guy buy your gir1's box? Jr. Box Supper. Miss Shultz's birthday. I did Did you know today was Katy gained a pound ---- Turkeyllll Asbury had the stomach ' We missed the presence ache--Hjust dinnernl... of Miss Slechticky. Absent on account of the death of her mother. Jr. Lunsford's face brightened--a new Sophomore girl! Who burned the duck? A very elaborate duck dinner for the faculty. When there is something good--the students always get gyped. . Slap 3 Jap!! Scrap Drive. Railroad spikes rules the r ce. Miss Hanson appeared with a French Coiffure. Pretty too. C?D Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Slechticky were comparing notes on the qualities of a Ford--Is Mrs. Jacobs planning to go to Sicily in that New Ford? . Clock jumped 15 minutes. Colleen saw it. Why is it Miss Henson rates?? A new desk appeared in her room.