Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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3 N Mt. MQ RIA M miss DONALD EDDLBMAN James Donald Eddleman was born August 23, lQ2cQ and passed away June 7, l94j. Monday morning, September 23, l943--the first day of school in Gorham Community High School-fmuch as usual-- cld acquaintances, new faces--HHi Maryn---HHello EobH-- Udlad to see you back, Annie.n f Yet the Senior Class felt something amiss--a loss in our circle of friends accumulated in three years of high school. Someone was missing. No one mentioned the loss, but every Senior Was con- scious of the fact that there was no Jim to dodge with uis friendly UHiU accompanied by a thump on the head or a steg- erine blow between the shoulders. Funloving, hearty, and friendly--sometimes boisterous--but courteous toward teachers and older people--always in the midst of things and the life of our group. Basket ball season--a lifelong team mate, a swell athlete, and the best of good sports was missing. Another boy took the vacant place on the bench, but no one will take Jim's place. Demerits? Little mischievous stunts? Jim, our class- mate and friend, would have been a part of them. Merits? Commendable worth-while achievements, such as the paper, the annual, scrap drives, and other activities? Jim would have done his share. As we carry out these tasks, as We plan this annual, Jim's memory is with us. Graduation Exercises--the seats ere filled--all but one--in our hearts we will never forget--a plece vacant-M Yours, Jim. 8,

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