Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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Ian. 22. LOts of faces fell today as the report cards were distributed. 'GI just can' t understand how I failed this subject , Was the crest fallen remarks of many Students. Not everyone was unhappy though--There Were plenty of good solid A's, B's. and C's. Jan. 27-31. Invitational Basketball Tournament at Gorham. Feb. 3. Tongues were wagging rapidly today. 'cWhose your pen pal, and Where is she from? Yes, you guessed it. Miss Slechticky ordered pen pals for the students in her English Classes. Feb. 5. Did anyone hear something which sounded like ice clinking against glass to- day? Wrong guess, people. That sound was teeth clicking against teeth as the cold Weather takes effect. Brrrll Feb, 7. First full length movie was shown today-- Scattergood Baine . Feb. 10. More thrills and spills. F. F. A. Skating party. Clce Skatingl. Feb. 11. Basketball. Grand Tower, here. Feb. 22. Saturday. Mr. Harn and nine of the girls in his Chorus class, Went to the Choral Clinic at Carbondale, Illinois. Mr. Harn's group of singers was only: a small group in comparison With the group of all the other schools combined. Did you hear the program on the night of February 22? If you didn't, you really missed something Wonderful. Didn't they Mr. I-larn? Mar 12. Senior hike. When are We going to stop and eat , asked Betty Vasquez in a pain filled voice. Now don't get excited, kids, for we Were not trying to starve poor little Betty. No we were just trying to reach the top of the hill so We could find a level place to spread our lunch. And Whata lunch! If you heard a Senior groan the next day you knew what was wrong. Yea, too many dill picklesl Mar. 28. junior Play--Aunt Jenushy wasn't so bad when she was '6riled up was she, Johanna? Or was she? Seems a shame not to mention. all the funny things poor old Aunt Ierushy did but there just isn't time---of course it would take a whole page or so, so We'll just say to Aunt Ierushy, Don't hit anyone too hard with a rolling pin, etc.

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April 11. junior Assefnbly l-rogram. An enjoyable assembly too. Ray Hollman seems to 'Cake the 'cake in every assembly. When asked how he could act so silly, Ray j11St said, Oh, it just comes naturally. April 18. Mr. Harn and the members of all the music classes presented a grand musical concert. The program consisted of numbers from the band, chorus, special instrument solos, and many other beautiful numbers,'including special solos from a few girls from Murphysboro, Illinois. .April 19. District band and choral contest at Benton, Illinois. April 23. Sophomore Weiner roast. More fun , said SuelPyron. Wonder Who she in- vited to the party? Ask Xmas. May l. Activity Banquet. It seems one can't Wait to find out whether or not they won an intellectual letter or a medal of some sort. May 7. F.H.A. party at the jackson County Country Club. Dancing Was enjoyed after the members enjoyed a Weiner roast. May 15 lt's left up to me Semors to have a sort of nnal good time with each other. If you Would listen real hard, you would hear one of the Seniors say to another, NI didn't know Johnny could be so much fun . Too bad We found that out almost too late, isn't it? We could have more parties next year-if---Well, no use to say if 'cause we have just about finished our school Work at good old G.C.H:S. May 23, Junior-Senior Banquet. The first banquet to be given in the old G.C.H.S. gym, Junior-Senior banquet that is. May 26. Final exams, A lot of Worried faces were seen today. Everyone seemed to have something to study for Mr. Lienert had to give no demerits at all. This was the happiest day of the year , said Mr. Lienert. I never did like to give demerits but it seems that is the only Way to make some of these knot heads mind May 28. The trip to St. Louis. A lot of fun for all of G. C. H, S. Even Miss Henson got up enough nerve to ride the Cuddle-Up . It's really fun isn't it Miss Henson? Anyway, it makes you feel like you were a kid in school again instead of a History teacher. M 29. Grixduation Please don't blame the Seniors if you saw a tear in their eye on t, ls p f them Were, no doubt. glad to get out of school, bqt, there are that nigh 1 glflsagk over their years at Gorham High and think of all the fun a few W O O d f nd most of us have learned plenty of new things, h hd. Yes Weha una they agethz past and What the World is possibly going to be someday. Well, We I things ' db now and leave our seats to the Juniors. See you in the-- the Seniors say E00 Y ANNUAL' ---Eilene Memo