Dunlap High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dunlap, IL)

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m'2 m :- mmmmm h Freshman Class News The F reshman class of ficers for the school year 1948-49 were as follows: President ........................................... Mac Edwards Vice President ...................................... Ralph Nibbelin Secretary ...................................... Bernadine F rederich Treasurer ......................................... Kenneth Harris Student Council Representative ........................ Mary Bennett mmmmm One of our first activities of the year was the planning of an all-freshman party. A committee was chosen to plan and carry out the plans for the party. Danc- ing, a fortune teller and the holding of a spook house were the main features of the evening. The committee did a very fine job in planning this party and a fine time was had by all. mmmywawwawvKama kklzikU'M?CUIQUI6'kaKJJ$141171qxo;wlle-ZHULL;J :0- mm; Dues for the year were set at fifty cents per pupil. The dues included the price of our party. The freshmen from the Wilder-Waite Consolidated Grade School con- tributed their eighth grade class dues to this year,s freshman class. We appreciated this very much. umnmmmmkwmmm 'o'mmmmv l f N21??? , 1S We were notified by the junior class that they had planned a Homecoming for the Princeville-Dunlap football game. We were told to nominate two freshman girls as candidates for queen. The two girls nominated were Bernadine F rederich and Mary Bennett. Neither of the girls were named queen but Brnadine was named as an attendant to the queen. $2 ! The freshman class finished in last place in the Red Cross Drive which was none too accredible a showing. N ow, here it comes. That dangblasted freshman initiation in which we were VVelcomedE into high school by the ever pleasant seniors. Brother, they proved to be our seniors too. Wow! what food. What courses those senior girls learned in home economics class! A fine time was had by all freshmen and newcomers regardless of the consequences which we suffered. 'MWMMQAMWEU i - 5S E E ,6 2C6 E E ., .mrmmmmmqasmmmmmmmminmmitmrmm-rmwimiiimmmnmrixm QDA The next main event of the year, as far as the freshmen were concerned, was the junior carnival in Which the freshman class won first place in the stunt show. Last but not least, we wish to give our deepest thanks to Mr. Allard, our class advisor, for his supervision, leadership and the time which he so kindly spent with us. 23... ILIMEWAWWAW '1 Well, this concludes all of the activities for the class of E52,, for this school year but before we leave we wish the senior class, who have made our first high school days most complete, all the luck in the world. So long until next year. MW, 9' VI .. .fu. ADM? ' CU 'gbU. 347i K , Va E 1E 1' EUA' bs'ltmvawm'wwbagln..ivzi'Neggwyw umm ArmsJKW-Jgau;77?TJMEJNJ1QEEMEEEZEQEEAEMELAE293 Izdzjuhi t

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