Bureau Township High School - Beuro Yearbook (Princeton, IL)

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.4u.uL4.a..i-na, .X .isa ' fr if iv NW -W E fin? d?4Q?i?59 l c ljlgf L1 .- l . QHI Lillfv' YTTECHLINJ DVIANTC FEE SHLINT RTA RV HA RTP' CGPVWI. ?+T'T ' x YARJUPIF E7CK7TIWR CHARLF7 SIMS JANET ANDEWNEN PH'Lhl' FUND I On September 6, eight Freshmen began their four years of high school education at Bureau Township. We chose Miss Perrlng, the new commer- cial teacher, for our Clase Sponsor at a class meeting early in Sep- tember and elected Janet, president: Carol, vice-presldentg Shirley, secretary, Marjorie, treasurer: Charles, reporter. With the excep- tion of Shirley and Duane, who came from Buda, and Phyllis, who came from Dover, all of us had come through the eighth grade together. During the week of September 20 - 25, we, like all Freshmen every- where, fell heir to the traditional Sophomore initiation which cul- minated in a delightful partv on the evening of the 25th. Our class gave an all school Hallowe'en party. The cormittee members were: Carol Heuer, Marv Elckneler, Shirley Mechl nn, Mary Hartz, Jan- et Andersen, and Phyllis Fundell. Several members of the Freshman class participated during the year in the activities of the school. Carol Heuer had a part in the ,Senior class play and she and Shirley were chosen as two of the cheerleaders who loyally supported the teams at home and away. All the Freshman English class took part in a ngood will correspon- dence projectn and since early December have been writing to three members of an ornitholog1st's family in the city of Tdbingen, in the French Zone of Germany. The project has grown until now the Freshmen girls have begun correspondence with students in a girls' school in Tdbingen, the Oberschule fur Mgdchen, and our teacher, Miss Perring, is in correspondence with the Principal of that school. '.'. e find our class letters and snaplshots enjoy a wide circulation, since the mem- bers of the Hornberger family pass the letters on to others who then write us. he have enjoyed these contacts with those less fortunate than we and are glad to have a part in establishing international good will. ,1 u,,5Q,,3 '. 1, WM eos owl A-A All ' f Qnws. Ma,-l,-., resells JH.,v..lzau5l4.L1sLa.ea32zg.o..'bLeLrl4'.:' 'X l.4A.gg..c.:4:c:.a4.r,.:.-. 1 1:,' K Q n l Q I K lm ,,