Carrier Mills High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Carrier Mills, IL)

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E CLASS HISTORY In September, 1955, forty-eight freshmen entered the halls of the Carrier Mills High School. With Miss Dean as our sponsor we spent a very enjoyable year, although we had no social events. During that year four students quit school.' They were Charles Pearson, Gerald Shaw, Norman Gee, and Maxine Starr. Our class officers were: President, Robert Whitneyg Vice- President, R. J. McNewg Secretary-Treasurer, Maxine Starr. Entering in high school events we- had Iilda Miller and Sibyl Owen in the intellectual contest. R. J. McNew and Robert Whitney were on the basket ball team. The class of 1956 was larger, with 51 enrolled but we lost six of them. They were Lorene Davis, Lee Thompson, James Patterson, Virgil Blackman, Henry Brazelton and Roena Harris Cwho went sailing across the Sea of Matrimonyl. Mr.Flener was our sponsor and a very pleasant year was spent by every ones We had three social events. They were: a Hallowe'en party, a St. Patrick's Day party and a weiner roast. Our class officers were as follows: President, Robert Whitneyg Vice-President,' Iilda Millerg Secretary- Treasurer, R. J. McNew3 Reporter, Morean Elms. More of our students took an active part in the out- side events. In basketball we had Bobby Norman, Robert Whitney, and R. J. McNew. In the intellectual we had Marie Richey, Roena McPherson and Harold McNew. At the beginning of the present school year there were 42 enrolled, with four dropping out later. They were Evelyn Hill, Opal Lyles, Glendall Mitchell and Guylene McMahan. Miss Mathis is our sponsor and I am sure we will all remember this year as being one of our best school years. We have had a Christmas party and a weiner roast, which we all enjoyed immensely. Our class officers are: President, Blondel Morseg Vice President, G. B. Hillg Secretary and Treasurer, Wilma Warren. Entering in the intellectual contest we had Harold MGNGW, Wilma Warren, Iilda Millar and Wilma Dalton. In basketball we had Junior Hawkins, Johnny Noonan and Robert Whitney. Our banquet was held May 6 at the M. E. Church.. h AS we look back over these years we realize that they ave been what we made them. They have given us only what We Put into them. We intend to work harder and more earnest- ly than ever before during the coming year. I Junior Editor Iilda Miller

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