Cissna High School - Review Yearbook (Cissna Park, IL)

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UNDiERlCLA'SvSMEN THE CARDINAL FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY One morning in the first part of September, 1939, twenty-nine of us left our homes and journeyed to Cissna Park High School. We had com- pleted our work in grade school and were entering the Freshman class. The first day or so We were scared to death but soon discovered that it wasn't as bad as had been expected. We soon elected class officers and became acquainted with our new surroundings. Two of us belong to the Dramatic Club and we also take an active part in the Boys and Girls Glee Clubs. With the exception of Louis Page, we have all survived the first year of school and no longer have the feeling of green freshiesf' SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September, 1938, our class of thirty-one people gathered in the assembly of Cissna Park High School. About two weeks after school started we elected class oflicers and took part in many of the school activities. In May, we ended our Freshman year with no deserters in our class. At the beginning of our Sophomore year the same number of stu- dents returned. Carolyn Neukomn had dropped out but Laverne Dippel, from the Buckley High School, took her place. During the year, Lawrence Baier and Marvin Hari dropped school work, and Walter Hurliman left Cissna High School to attend Crescent City High. We finished the year with twenty-nine students. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY When the first day of school started in September, 1937, Cissna Park High School received a glimpse of one of the largest classes ever to enroll in the school. Thirty-three of us started on our high school career. A few weeks after school had started Aldene Rocke dropped from our fold, due to illness and Gwendolyn Krigbaum moved to Kansas, so our class became smaller. When school started in 1938, only twenty-eight members of our class returned. Edith Hoerr, Glyda King, Harold Lyon, Victor Schuler, El- win Tiarks and Edith Vogel did not return to C. P. H. S. Some of these people are continuing their education in neighboring school while others have dropped school work entirely. During our Junior year two more members of our class have dropped out namely, Robert Lyons and Jessie Dale. Twenty-three members our class remain and we will take over the Senior responsibilities when we return to Cissna Park High next year.