Donovan High School - Donovo Yearbook (Donovan, IL)

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JUNIOR CLASS lm T958 FDRTY FRESHMEN ENROLLED, THIS ESL f -11 EEING THE LARGEST NUMBER or FRESHMEN ron C7 ' QE- ' TX SOME TIMEC THEY ELECTED RALPH TTPTONENNX AS PRESIDENT, HowARD HUMBLET AS VICE N SL X PRESIDENT AND ELDON MARQUIS AS SECRETARY Qhq' T::L TREASQ THEIR ADVISDR WAS COACH ROAURUCKG '.'Q THIS CLASS HAD SEVERAL MEMBERS IN GLEE .'XE CLUB, ATHLETICS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES. A WHEN SCHOOL OPENED IN I959 THIS CLASS HAD GROWN fro BE A CLASS or 5h, THE LARGEST CLASS IN HIGH SCHOOLGTHEU ELECTED ELDON MARQUISL DCNALD ANDERSON AND lvAN JOHNSON AS THEIR DFFICERSQ MRS. EDITH JOHNSTON WAS CHOSEN THEIR ADVISDR. THE SDPHCMCRES LDST QUITE A FEW MEMBERS DURING THE YEAR. BETTY LU ALDRIGHT, JEAN LECKNER, AND ROBERT LE- NTZ MOVED AWAYQ RALPH TIPTDN, HOWARD HUMBLET AND JERRY BELLAMY QUIT DURING THE YEARG THE CHEERLEADERS WERE CHDSEN FROM THIS CLASS. THEY WERE AS FOLLOWS! BETTY LU ALBRIGHT, VIVIAN BARD, AND JEAN JUDYG A LARGE NUMBER OF THE BOYS TOOK PART IN ATHLETICS MAINLY BASKETBALLC THE BAND wAs ALSO CCMPCSED MOSTLY or SOPHOMDRESC IN I9hO THE ENROLLMENT DROPPED T0 THIRTY-NINE. THEY ELECTED AS THEIR OFFICERS! JUNIDR ARSENEAU AS PRESI' DENT, EMIL ESKENGREN AS vICE PRESIDENT AND VIVIAN BARD AS SECRETARY AND TREASURER. THEY CHDSE AS THEIR ADVISOR COACH Gorr. THE JUNlORS.WERE vERYYACTIvE DURING THE YEAR IN THAT THEY HELPED AND A FEW INDIVIDUALS 0F'THE CLASS TTDUK PART IN A ONE ACT PLAY CALLED HTHE WEDDINGH BY JOHN KIRKPATRICQ THEY ALSO HAD CHARGE or THE CANDY AND OOKE SALES AT DASKETDALL GAMES AND DURING THE NOON HOUR. THE MONEY FRDM THESE SALES AND THE MDNEY FROM THE ONE ACT PLAY WENT TOWARD THE JUNIDR-SENIDR BANQUET. THEY ALSO HAD CHARGE or A SCHOOL DANCEg THE PROFITS FROM THIS ALSO HENT TOWARD THE dUNl0R:SENlDR BANQUET. ....