Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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SENIOR CD PT i Ml ST s Jeerers! Here it is almost tiwe for us to meet our final veroict. Pass? Why sure. I've just got six book reports anf ten experiments to hano in ano there is still one week for me to oo them in. Nr. Hubble is still worrying about his Foro. Will he wake it to graouation exercise? Say! That brings up another question. Will the auoitorium be reaoy for com- mencement? .Why should we worry? That will take care of its self. If we worry too much we will have gray hair at a very early age. Our entire class is very grateful to Miss Slechticky for her kino ano unoerstanoing ,guioance throughout the year. Yes, we seniors oo have a lot to be prouo of. Nows there's Bill Knoke,our rresioent. He's also our Romeo. Every Qirl flutters her eye-lies when he walks by. Eona Mae Saul is our historian. If she ever loses Muzzey, the whole senior class will he sunk. Of course there has to be a oascot for our class ano that is none other than Bu6 Demeter. He is also our biggest pest. We ought to be thankful he's not twins. Bob Crain is an honorable rember of our class. Uncle Sam is holoina ur the war just so--OUR-classmate can make this exit with a bang. Alreaoy we have a future teacher in our riost. June Kerrfer has enough practice teaching for her Hgegreen. There is no other girl gets.ouite so many V mail or nfreen mail letters as Thelma Gulley. That is something. Really it woulf be a catastrophe if Alice lived .in one state ano Agnes another. Same way with Anne, La Wanoa an? Marjorie, a Hhappy go luckiern trio you never saw. Ano then there is Jewell. That typing ability of hers is hero to heat. Certainly, we are rrouo of her, What woulo we do without Richaro to keep us surplieo with canoy, grapes, cookies, etc. an? occasionally gum? A 29

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We're grateful for Ruov with ner.prettv clothes, fancy heiroo s ene neppv expression after neering from Wink. Cecilia is so swell she can shrink almost out of sight in e class. Beceuse of'tristsne is tne envy of everyone. Pelpnine is elwevs reeey to go somewhere. It makes no Fifference whether it is e Fore, Ceoillec or she will walk just to get to eo. x The school will miss our Norma Lee with her sweet smile eno cheerful, willing wnvs. ' Ano Jean, one of our cheer leaoers. Oh! just how unfer the sun woule this senior class get along without ner? Ano new woule the school get elon? without us seniors? There's Ketnrvn, a rather Hheppv go luckyu, carefree girl. Her mouth eenerellv turns up insteeo of eown. It has been pleasant to have ner in this Utonor nueucless. Wnet woulf we Fo without Peggy? Her eepeneability has been proven in more wars tnen one. Owe Lee Feserves e me6el for rersistencv. Ano her sweet oisrosition is to be enviee. Her smile is es refiant es her heir! Ano Betty Lou--we're tnenkful we 6iFn't lose her. Her sleneerness is the envv of ell fat girls--the onlv senior girl who can span 'wer weist with two bases Celmestl J It woul6n't be fair to leave out Bob R. ene Jr. Choate because after ell,teev have eofee lots of fun,her6,work,en6 other preisewortnv ouelities to our class. We're glee Uncle Sew let us have Jenn es long es he ein. We know ne'l1 wake 2 fine soleiorf Bob, too! With such en extreoreinery clese we could go on brag- ine like this for ever, but people woulo think we wepg eqotisticelf Even the teachers are pretty nice. Nr. Hubble lets ug Seniors eo envthine we went to Ro--on Setureavs, I NBVQ nown. Here'S hoping VU? C0mC to see our illugfpicus cless ereeuete in our beautiful new sep. 30