Illiopolis High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Illiopolis, IL)

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Eighth Grade History On September L, 1051, the eighth grade class started a new year of hard studying to get those diplomas. In our first eighth grade class meeting we elected the following officers: Joan Carpenter, PresidentgJanet Payne, Vice President, Avalee Dunham, Secretary: Shirley Williams, Treasurer. Miss Stenger is our home room teacher. There are twenty- nine in our class. Five of our boys went out for basketball. Many of them also took part in track and softball. We have enjoyed our eight grades and expect to like our next four even better. MJG Seven th Grade History This year the seventh graders moved to the Illlopolis High School. We had twenty-four pupils when we entered Junior High School. Since then we have four new pupils. Our officers for the year were: President, Jimmy Dunn, Vice-President, Loretta Rohrigg Secretary, Barbara Miller, Treasurer, Johnny Roberts, Student Council representative, Carol Winters. All our class enjoys being at the high school. LR Patrol ROW ONE: J. Roberts, E. Ramsey, D. Myers, H. Wilson, Mr. Shouse ROW TWO: B. Gray, G. Lamb, J. Dunn, B. Ballinger, A. Long

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Junior - Senior Banquet And Prom K hw., 2 K Ns. ,, 4 ,, ,. 5. LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Kuntz, T. Roberts, J. Chwierut, G. Hohenstein, , I Qfipii ' Q, 4 f M. I manila? Mr. McCaleb. Mrs. McCaleb, B. Munson Prom After much hard work the annual Jmior and Senior Prom was held on May 10, at the Illiopolis High School gym. The theme was HSouthern Plantationn. The gymnasium was decorated with a false ceiling madecf blue crepe paper and agiantation house that was built on the stage. A water fountain was in one corner and a cotton field was grow- ing in another corner. The tables were beautifully decorated with the Senior class colors-green and white. The menu was asfbllowsz tomato juice, Southernfried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas, carrots, hot rolls, ice cream and cake. Glenn Hohenstein was the Master of Ceremonies for the program which was as follows: 'Ibm Roberts, Welcomeg Joan Chwierut Class Responseg Helen Kuntz, Senior Class Prophecy, Betty Munson, Class will, Sarah Burge, a reading, The Dog who Bit People 3 M. R. McCaleb, Address. Nbixien and UOld Folks at Homeu were sung by a quartette composed of Helen Kuntz, Janet Pritchett, Glenn Hohenstein, and Carl Maxhelmer. The quartette was accompanied by Rosella Ervin Fbllowlng the dinner and program there was a dance with music provided by Lee Bumgardner's band. Everyone enjoyed the hospitality of the Juniors at the scene of a WSouthern Plantationn. BJK U Q f, A ff!