Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

Page 80 text:

H O N O R A B L E M E N T I O N FIRST QU.f.RrRR Edris Jarrett 4.33 Jean Mansker 4.20 Fern Arbeiter 4.25 Benny Easterly 4.00 LaVerna Arbeiter 4.25 Bob Knoke 4.00 Margret Crain 4.25 Johanna Mifflin 4.00 Betty Gale 4.25 Sonia Rednour 4.00 Jarra Lee Reed 4.25 Kenneth Ronlfing 4.00 Maxine Gueterslon 4.20 Carol Versoman -4.00 SECOND QUARTER Betty Gale 4.25 Neva Mae Cole 4.00 Dean Hindman 4.25 Mary Ann Clendann4.00 Bob Knoko 4.25 Margret Crain 4.00 Lucille Koen 4.25 Edris Jarrett 4,00 Jarrr Lee Reed 4 25 Margaret Korando 4.00 Sonia Rednour 4.00 THIRD QUARTER Jean Mansker 4.40 Bob Knoke 4.53 i R Donaid Schilling 4.55 O Neva Mae Cole 4.25 J Margaret Korando 4.25 Jarra Lee Reed 4.25 Mary Ann Clendenin 4.00 Edris Jarrett 4.00 Vernon Luedeman 4.00 Sonia Rednour 4.00 C R! 70

Page 79 text:

Eilene Mezo Lucille Koch . --'H 4 J-si .C 5 xx X N. .X Q:.C,7 X' Wxx Donald Schilling HONOR id ROLL KK? G C H S FIRST QUARTER 5.00 Wilbur Clendenin 4.75 Doris Moreau Tillie Jo Hiser 4.66 Mary Claussen 4.50 Alice Reid 4.50 Betty Vasquez Billie Schimpf Donald Schilling Tillie Jo Hiser P. D. Baggett Wilbur Clendenin Eilene Mezo SROOND QUARTER 5.00 4.66 4.50 4.50 4.50 Betty Vasquez THIRD QUARTER Billie Schimpf Jean MansKeT Sue Clendenin Ralph Hollman Doris Moreau 4.50 Doris Moreau 4.75 Wilbur Clendenin 4.50 Tillie Jo Hiser .4.50 Ralph Hollman 4.50 Eilene Mezo 4.50 Billie Schimpf 4.50 Betty Vasquez 4.50 5.11.4 .OO .75 .50 .50 .50 .75 60 .50 .50 .50 Q9 li, i L. 'Hg 261 ri Q, ief-M44 6 N-rr' DR ysxwvffy :AZ Rx.-L.PNT...i XE 69

Page 81 text:

ACTIVITY IAWARIDSQ i Activity letters were awarded to thirteen G. C. H. S. students last fall. These were given in recoanition of the worthwhile contributions to school life. The awards were based on merits earned during the school year, l9h5-hh. Sth- ilar awards will be given at the close of this school year. Those honored were: Doris Jean Korando Verna Falkenbury Donald Schilling Katherine Snider Margaret Korando Arlene Dietrich Jean Kenon Flora Perkins Ruth Kenon Eileen Mezo Bob Knoke Those who had received them for two consecutive years and have two activity bars are Donald Schilling and Jewell Cluster. Jewell graduated last year. Letters are awarded on the basis of the nuvber of mer- its each student has. Merits are given for various activi- ties around the school such as work on the annual stadf or as a monitor, patrol, or clerical worker. It is indeed a high honor to be awarded one of these letters. D. A. R. CITIZENSHIP AWARD In January the Daughters of the American Revolution requested that the school choose one Qirl to receive the honor of representing the senior class as excelling in the following qualities which make for good citizenship: De- pendability, Service, Leadership, and Patriotism. The winner is chosen in this manner: the students vote on the girl they nowinate. Then the teachers vote on three names receiving the highest number of votes. These girls were: Lucille Koch, Neva Mae Cole, and Tillie Jo Hiser. The faculty elected Tillie Jo from these. The D.A.R, honors one girl from each state with par- ticipation in a drawina for a one-hundred dollar War Bond. However, this award is made on the basis of chance. Two girls out of each county are first selected, and in Jackson County one of the girls was the Gorham candidate. 71