Big Rock High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Big Rock, IL)

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HIGH SLnOOL HIGHLIGHTS Slxty three students entered Big Rock H1gh school Septembe 2 Some of them Just started thelr hlgh school career, and sole to fin T Under the capable guldance of the class advlsors, Mr Gene Cuslc, Mr Eugene Patchett, Mrs Audrey Claesson, Mlss VlV1aH Brown, and Mass Betty Maltland, the four classes gave tlme and energy to many school 8CtlVlt1SS The Freshman offlcers were Don Lee, president, Ronald FP1tSCh, v1ce presldent, Phyllls Morse, secret ry treasurer, Barbara Parrls, clas reporter, Ronnle Frltsch, afety councll, and Charlotte Herlaud student council Off1C6TS ln the sophomore class were Nancy Benson, presldent Norman Berke, v1ce presldent, bdward Bunce, secretary treasurer, Tom Davls, class reporter, Kenneth Frltsch, student council, and Edward Bunce, safety councll Presldent Carolyn Hampton, aSS1St6d b, Vlce Presldent Vernlce Herlaud, Secretary Treasurer Nancy Clev r, Student COUHC1l representa tlve Janlce Florence, Class Reporter Pat Kammes, and Safety Councll representatlve Barbara Thomas, led the JUDlOP class through the year' actlvltles We had an unusually were only 20 boys ln the made good scores at each game The annual WagdZ1nL llshlng Company, took place soo fter chool started The FHa engoyed the hayrlde glven by the FFA on the cool, nlght of October 9 Barbecues were served, afterwards, at the Wlth the competent dlPSCt1OH of Mrs Audrey Claesson, the Homemakers of America had a very successful year Lo1s Coster good baseball team thls year, although there hlgh school They won A out of 8 games and subscr1pt1on drlve, sponsored by CUPt1S Pub crlsp school Future waS presldent, Pat Newton, v1ce presldent, Barbara Thomas, secretary and co1n collecter, Deanna Evans, degrees chalrman, and alice Grout, reporter Do you remember the HmBglC3l myst1f1er,H Mr Orend? He gave a stlrrlng performance October 21, 1n an assembly program The hungry FHA glrls and faculty weren't hungry after they returned from the progress1ve dinner on the warm nlght of October 22 The theme was countrles The first course was at Jeanene Boyce's, as Y 'If' ' A L I P o I ' ' , I fq - 1' . a 1 'Q , v 1 . . A H T isa . . , . 0 , - ' s o ,n I 0 0 . , . . . . . , l , , . f . O . I . 4 - . . . -T . F . ,L . U, - A . . . cl . . F . D .J .L , , V .9 Q ' ' ' . ' . . ,, . . . D ' 9 . . . 7, - . . I C . I Q l . 0 , . . . . '. .. ' 1' as 0 . ' . I , -. A -. e Q . . . . . U ., . ' S a 0 u ' - 5 ' ' . . . o ' . n . ' ' . , . A r . . . . . . ' 1. ' .. .. ' . .4 1 ri q R ' v' . n A A 4.1. 1.4. D Q, 'A ' . , . ,, ' , , . . . ' V 0 0 0 5 't 0 - . , 0 , - . . . 0 ,. 0 1 . . . . . . . . o v , I , . . - Q ' ' L o 0