Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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OVEREEARD: Tillie Jo: Will you pass the nuts, Mrs. Jacobs? Mrs. Jacobs Cabsent-mindedlyhs Yes, I suppose so. I usually do.i ' Unselfish Mary Evelyn Cole's favorite prayer: Hpaar Lord, I'm notyray- ing for anything for myself--just a son-in-law for my mother. The Exception NYou can take it as an elementary conception that when anart- icle is sold, it goes to the buyer,H.said Mrs. R. in the gen- eral business class.V HWith the exception of coal,N chirped Earl Frischkorn. HAnd why coal?H Asked Mrs. R. Hwhen that's bought, it goes to the cellar.H - Not on His Life! Miss S.: HDecline 'love', Eugene.H Gene S.: UDecline love? Not me.H Plural NLittle boy, do both of your dogs have licenses?H HYes, sir! They're just covered with them.H Transportation i Earl H.: UPop, I need an encyclopedia for school.H Mr. H. : HEncyclopedia, heck! You can walk to school.H s Dejected Mariong Was Bud much cast down after he spoke to Dad? Margaret: Yes--three flights of stairs! s No Fun at All Conductor: UPardon me, madam, are all those your children or is it a picnic?H Passenger: HThey're all mine, and I'll have ye know it is no picnicfn 54

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'JLQX D ,l, - t 4 Q L U E9 The Home Economics Club reorganized this year,Sept. 28. Membership for this club is limited to girls who are taking or have taken Home Ec. With these restrictions there are still 31 members. N At the first meeting the following officers were elected: President, Tillie Jo Hiserg Vice .President, Ruth Kenong Secretary, Betty Gale. Initiation of new members was held for a week. They were seen in various getups appropriate to Courtesy-Day, Summer Showers, Crazy Day, Baby Day, and Dress-Up Day. On the night of Cctober 23, all club members were in the Home Economics room for a costume party. Prizes given for the best costumes included: Prettiest, Jarra Reed, Best Disguised,Ruth Kenong Funniest, Lucille Koch, Ugliest, Doris and Colleen Cox. On December 22, the club gave a minstrel show in the gym. It was composed of a few short skits and two long plays entitled nDown South In Dixien and HGimme Dem Peanuts.N The following musical numbers were rendered between acts and skits: Piano solo' ..... . ... Tillie Jo Hiser Saxophone Duets .. ... Fern Arbeiter Sonia Rednour Accordian solo ......... Jarra Lee Reed Near the close of the program, there were various impersonations of the teachers and their classes. They were: Mr. Dunn ........ '. ...... Edris Jarrett Miss Slechticky 4. ... Lucille Koch Mr. Hubble ..... 'Q ... Ruth Kenon Mrs. Rice ...4. ... Mary Neace y , Mrs. Jacobs ..... ... Tillie Jo Hiser Mrs. Townsend ... ... Marion Korando Miss Henson . .... . ...... Katy Snider ff' ' The program, went-over quite.well, so it Waslgivenf again March 2, in the evening. ' W With the money earned last year, a bus was char- tered to Dixon Springs. The weekend was well spent swimming, hiking, boat rowing, and many other things that added up to a grand holiday. Their highest hopes and expectations are that they will get to make another trip to Dixon Springs this yearn, F, L 1

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