Catlin High School - Yearbook (Catlin, IL)

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To T in 4 , A . f ' - 1- 'tg P is I 1 .j .,-k ds, -ly Q t i 1' , , je ,A . p 5 A A First Ron'-J. Hipple, J. Pate, L. Gilliland, A. Gilliland, J. Kelly, M. J. Daniel, J. jones, lf. Parry. ,shroud Row--l. lamison, lf. Vthite, H, VVhite, li. Blaisdell, F. Gritton, G. Carter, Xl. Stine, L. Puzey. Tlrird Rim'--li. Hall, l.. Gentry, li. Taylor, ll. llarr, R. Finley, A. Spessard. l'lUlH'fll Ron-R. Taylor, Xl. Xiesich, R, Richardson, fxl, lones, l. VVilliams, Xl. llloom, Nlr. Thomas fsponsorj, and A. Lindberg fahsenti. It seems that the Iunior Class cannot be parted. They started in the Junior Class with 29 members, the same ones that they had when thev were Sophomores. A few changes took place in the officers from the year before. At their Hrst elass meeting thev elected Joe Hippie, President: Audrey Gilliland, Vice- President: jackie Pate, Secretary-Treasurerg and Mr. Thomas, Sponsor. The Class presented the play GAY on the evening of December 17. The proceeds, which were verv good, helped for the Banquet given to the Seniors. The Iuniors participated in about all activities that went on around and about the school. Iuniors were seen in great numbers in the music department. Future Homemakers. Future Farmers, and all sports. They kept their names on the Honor Roll, some being at the top. Audrey Gilliland acted as a Cheer Leader. When anvthing was to be done the Juniors were always there to help do it. l'ayc Scvnitcrvi

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Senior Class Page l LOWER- Yvllofw Rosa Cc DLOlQS- Bluc and Gold MOTTO- All Ofzferwd Tnzvara's S'-zcrfcss I V V v Theme Songs Henrietta llllflilllllll-U,lll1C Answer ls Love lack Cilfflgilllfl'XYl1Cll l'n1 Gone, You'll Soon lforget Loren lJavisfff XN'alvz1sl1 Cannon Hall Vlvillianl llowers- Little llrown lugu Ernest Day-'uNever 'lloolq a Lesson in My Life Dewitt EllinwoodrenMusic Goes Round and Round -ldlxdfllllltf l ergusonf Crazy lleopleu Mary Hawkinsf Cliarlie ls My Darling Kathleen Hicks- l Wish l Were Single Again Edward Holman- llaa--llaal lllack Sheep Louise Kinser-f'tYou Are My Sunshine Lee Louck- Dancing on a Dime John Mesiel1g ,-Xin't Vlvllllt You Do, lt's the way You George Newton- I Do, Do You? hloe Pal-- 'l'l1e llreeze and I June l'ratlier- lndependent Lady Paul 'llaylor- Give Me Liberty or Give Ne Love Robert Taylor-'4lDonkey Serenade Elsie Turner- You Can't Stop llle From lJrez1mi1'1g James VVall- The Same Old Storyl' Donald XYeaverA 'l'hree Little Pigs Mary XYillian1sf l 'lust Got a Letter Anne Xlvolfe- Goodbye, Little Darling lilo lt I'ay1c' .Slrlcru

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9 E lfirxl li'fm'-Mr. lirautigam, ll. llnrris, I'. Naxaria, If. Schnck, ll. Stincbangh, R. I'nzey, Ii. Xlartin, I, Parry, ll. Hnlifman. Strom! Rim'-H. Thomas, li. Prather, ll. lirown, j. Turner, I. jinkins, UI. Kinney, A. Klcs- sich, R. Ashby. 'lilnrd Rim'-K. Taylor, Nl. I-Ionocr. lf. Sandlin, N. I. hurronghs, L. Carrington, A. I. Ross, A. Freeland, I. Divan, KI. llarr. I om'lh Ron'-G. Reed, R. XYolfe, ll. Vonnt, I. Nlcliec. l. lohnson, L. Krnsich, N. KICGCC, ll. Songer. Ififllz Iron'-'ll. Koss, I. Goodrich. I . lnnkcrxnan, li. Carrigan, ll. Callahan, F. Day, I. Fulton, K. Keller, C. Russell. ln the fall of l40 the Sophomores came back for another year in C. I-I. S. with their spirits changed, but their faces were practicallx' the same. Instead of being shv Freshmen, thev were now Sophomores who had acquired the ability of bossing as was shown in the initiation of the wandering Freshmen. A few were missing, but most of the ever mischievous faces were still to be seen. Class officers were elected: llob Songer, President: loe Alinkins, Vice-Presi- dent: john McKee, Secretarvg llruce Yount, Treasurer, and Mr. llrautigam, Sponsor. The Sophomores were represented well in all musical organizations. They were found doing their share in Hovs' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra. lland, Operetta, and Baton 'l'wirler's Class. The Sophomores also shared the Athletic honors with the rest of the school. They saw service on the football field, the basketball lloor, the wrest- ling mat, and the track. In the class tournaments, the girls took first place, and the boys finished third. We leave them now to be upper classmen in years to come. OPHCJMCDRES - Page Eiyhtcun i