Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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15 18 22 22 May l 27 29 30 31 June 1 2 snort Hand II girls took civil service Exams. ' LaVerne Qualls, returned from overseas after 27 months, talked to several classes during the day. Ice cold HPopH and potato salad sold by the Home Ec. Club were greatly appreciated. You better leave Jerry Perkins alone!!! Cepisode at Marlowefsb Aggtger weekend in St, Louis. Why Margie and Anni How were the British Cadets? Jr.eSr. Picnic. New bathing suits--Choate watch what you're doing. Semester Exams. In doubtlilf No school. Concentration. Night oil burned. Passed?? YOU BETE!i U--g Book Sale. HDay Dreamsn---Seniors rule!!! Oh!'What a Beautiful Morning.---Commencement--- Seniors say goodby. WE'RE SORRY FOLKS Cur theme as we told you is international--Our book is dedicated to the brave men fighting under the flags of the U.S., Great Britain, Russia, and China. Now We are com- pelled to omit some of our drawings portraying that theme from our division pages as we must rush this book to press. The mighty Mississippi has taken on some of the aspects of fascism and nazism and is encroaching on our territory. So if our book is incomplete, please bear in mind that HOld Man Rivern won't wait! ,-pf, 97. ef

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Jan. 20 20 21 21 24 24 Feb. 1 9 12 18 22 March l 3 13 16 13-17 17 19 24 24 27 27 27 30 30 April 5 6 7 10 11 11 13 96. Semester exams. Amer. Hist. class--all A's!11 Who said so??? High School Inspector visited us. She didn't have much to do due to the end of the semester. Arrival of Miss Gaunt's new HGQQQQ Babyn. The C'Dale Hospital suffers for awhile. Mr. Hubble was inducted for foot Hsurgeryu. On his birthday 1500. Colleen shined the banisters. Bud D. led the contest as to contribution to the Scrap Drive. Mr. Dunn had red Hspecksn on his face--must have been reflection from Wayne and Benny. Spieth took pictures. Everyone looked Hpurtyn. Appreeiated C?D valentines iloating around. Ask Miss Henson. SURPRISE!! Happy Birthday Miss Bradshaw. Annie, Wandie, and Margie went to take Mergie's driving test. Teachers contributed to blood bank. Students wish they were that brave more often. Mr. Hubble spent his most idle time making Hwhirl-a- gig-SH A barnyard rooster chase--ask Charolette and Jerry. Did anyone see Mr. Hubble around? Recuperating period Income Tax. Teachers are awfully grouchy and unstrung!! Must be they're taxed. Respect the Hagedu, Celebrated birthday Charolette and Ruth I.E.A. Meeting. No cousin in G.T.? Kids!!! Happy Birthday Mr. Dunn!! party--Arlene was 16. painted E. St. Louis Hredu. School. Did Bud D. visit his Girls proved their superiority to stronger sex. HNavy cares interann- Happy birthday Mrs. Jacobs. Must have been a wonderful weekend in St. Louis Annie and Margie!! Grand picnic--Boys are pretty good cooks!! Huh, girls?? Why was Margie and Annie in a hurry to get back to town? Industrious girls sand papered and turpentined the 1 I bleachers. Fun too Easter Smiles. Good Friday. No school. nGirls rushed to hat counters.H Many new Hhair-do's State patrolman lecture to History classes on safe driving. New base-ball suits--First in 18 yrs.--HPin-up Boyn strut for us!! Reynold Crain, after completing 25 bombing missions over Germany, returned to Gorham and visited G.C.H,S, A very nice talk.

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