Donovan High School - Donovo Yearbook (Donovan, IL)

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BOTTOM ROW Tor now: aormom Row: MIDDLE Row: Tor now: BOTTOM ROW: M I'DD1'..E HO W TOPWHOW: JUNIOR CLASS Mrs. Johnston, Wyona Nourie, Dale Anderson, Vivian Changnon, Wilma Arseneau, Anita Kempen, Nelson Willey. Hazel Smith, Roy Keath, Aaron Arseneau, James Schultz, Irol Buswell, Leonard Lesage, Marian Ehrha rdt 0 - SOPHOMORE CLASS Miss Bryan, Helen Bean, Clarice Center, Mary Houghton, Patricia McCarty, Patricia Dulin, Joy Ann Glad. Marian Anderson, Barbara Laffoon, Reta Winroth Doris Peters, Helen Baker, Shirley Loblaw. Melvin Carlson, Ezra Allie, Gordon Sowers, Harold Woods, Obert Hilgendorf, Conrad Arse- neau. A FRESHMAN CLASS Miss Ricketts, Viator Fortin, Maynard Hilgen- dorf, Delmar Arseneau, Ralph Buswell, Sylvia Kempen, Lois Johnson, Floyd Harris, Lomer Laney, Norma Wade. Marjorie Peterson, Catherine Askew, Doris Scearcy, Florence Finch, Dolores Ehrhardt, Mary Lou Schultz, Birdie McGregar, Phyllis Easter, Marilyn Johnson. Paul Frye, Glenn Savoree, Kenneth Ray, Richard Clarke, Eugene Willey, Robert Pufahl, Leland Nourie, Ray Mayhew, Francis Askew, Ross Carl. Sono ' -

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JUNXORS In 1940, thirty Freshmen Flying Cadets and WAFS en- tered Camp Donovan. Their chosen off oers were President, Marjorie Bedoreg Vlce-President, Wgona Nourieg Secretary- Treasurer, Ruth Tipton. Mr. Reynol s acted as instructor. There were two enlistments added and five were moved to another camp. Twenty-five began their second year of flight in 1941. They elected to lead them President Robert De atisg Vic - President Dale AndersongSecretary-Treasurer, Wgona Nourfe. The new instructor was Miss Bryan. Four stu ents ended their course this year and two new additions were made: Anita Kempen, from Camp Martintong and Clyde Foster, from Fort Fowler, Indiana. Some of the begs took part in the camp calisthenics while five WAFS too up Baton Twirling. Several were in band. I 'In 1942, the group was reduced to sixteen, and two Cadets, William Francis and Elmer Eighner, soon left us. Marjorie Bedore, one of our leading WAFS, died on Septem- bor 27. During this year, thc superior officers were Pres- ident, Vivian Changnong Vice-President, Dale Anderson, Secretary, Wyona Nourieg Treasurer, Wilma Arseneau. In- struction was taken over by Mrs. Johnston. One Cadet, Dale Anderson,and two WAFS, Vivian Chang- non and Anita Kempen, were on the Student Council. Sever- al Juniors took part in band and we had four letter men on tho basketball team. They were Dale Anderson, Irol Bus- wcll, Roy Keith, and Leonard LeSage. A 1-b t- ht ' U dfd the ith banquet igahonog gfg ogr cfslliflggggg Cpilgigyoggdwthgig guests. - We have wonderful hopes for the future in spite of the war and its enveloping arms.

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