Cerro Gordo High School - Gordian Yearbook (Cerro Gordo, IL)

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ziflir T FRE SHIVIAN CLASS PRESIDENT . . . . Scoll Johnson VICE PRES. . . . Lorroine Dobson SECRETARY . . . . Bill Troxel TREASURER . . . . I-Iorlow Snolce gjjfgyfi Q04 wfw ei fwwdw' CLASS OFFICERS We Iolncilul Irosh, Iloundering foolishly Jrhol Iirsl week of school, wisely chose our officers from 'fried ond True members oi our cIc1ss- broiny president preffy vice presi- dent olhleric secrefory ond dro- rnolic Ireosurer.

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C A '-6944 X ,g ,Mg rss? fy flflm' fwfr li on ein?-'24 QM W ' 4 Gabriel, Taylor, R edge,fM. Born, Alfop, Morgan, Perkins, Nix, Rader, Holcomb, Dobson, Cullison, Fulk, Marauordh Copeland, Wallace, STogsdilI. Horfon l-lasTin 5 Wrighf Jones Cox Diffamore Mefzger, Eades, Wheeler, Ebberf, Adv l Mills, ETnoyer G X BI R lc Blood, Good, SheeTs. B hh l d Pec arfield C D B lc Robinson, E. Chapman, D, Chap Frydenger, Poll d R. Ch p T l Ch T r, L Ter, Lamb, Adv. h erT, Wagoner K g J B gg P T n H er Mikels, Derr, Blue, Hoffman, Krall, David 4 . flfyl fl 02 7 , C 1 iwllfl gill! HAT THE SOPHOMORES THINK OF THE SCJPHOMORES 331 such a lineup There's no sTopping us! we iii I9 The gay, irrepressible, irresponsible sophomores are beginning To make school hisTory. No longer wiTh ThaT Treshmen greenness sTiclcing lilce a Thorn in our sides, we're breaking loose and burning our candles aT boTh ends. A big class means varieTy and colorTul conTrasTs. JUST as we click wiTh liTe we clique inTo variegaTed gangs oT exTreme sTaTures. A Ii++Ie experimenTing is being done To see iusT which way To swing in The harness. For some This means doing The Torbidden. OThers plunge heedlessly inTo The madcap surge oi exTra curricular TeoTs To hold Their own againsT The upper clossmen. The drama hounds did Their bi+ when They presenTed a one acT play Tor The ParenT-Teachers AssocioTiong and as Tor a+hIe+ics, we're really pushing our superiors! We boasT several TooTball leTTermen, Three of The Tour Chapmans in school, and a varsiTy cheer leader. WiTh

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is We l 232 ..frrww m'7W -'y W A. Alberf, D. Downs, K. Sifes, D. Griswold, D. Severns, H. Sifes, E. Ci . P, Co'nweil, F. Reed, D. Voelcher, H. Whifney. C R Ah f f R C P S S k K B Lf D H l F T d k Ad M Schiff,G. , . raw . r K. h c, .Grise, J K pley, Adv, H Sf D C pbell L D b B T l S J hnson, H. Snake . ' tho urney, E. M l . : 'l ! WHAT THE FRESHMEN THINK OF THE FRESHMEN From Sepfember 6 fo May 24 several shades of green have bleached from our innocenf faces, unfil, lol we have been freshmen for o year. The infricofe righf-of-ways of fhe building are known fo us now, mosf of fhe mysferies of high school life have been solved, and we know if alll For our firsf social gafhering we held a wiener roasf, an excellenf way fo make new informal friendships. Lafer in February, fhe class had a Valen- fine parfy. Our class furnished liffle excepf sideline background fo foofball, buf fhere is more promise of good baskefball maferial. Our oufsfonding confribufion was a floaf for Homecoming wifh a frue-fo-life imifafion of Olive Oil and Popeye defying fhe mighfy Toar-Monficello. Some of us wise Willies have a hunch we were seffing fhe pace for fhe mighfy Toars abouf school who may fake if on fhe chins from us spinach eafers some day. 2 I aff if us'-s ' X l,' v -c' I I As. 1 ' I K AN , K -. ' r :I . xv, If fb' ' E5 T ,-ki gig .2 Xl N Q' r f rf A ,, '. 4 .V