Elizabeth High School - Terrapin Yearbook (Elizabeth, IL)

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zwwniiw191.vw1Nf . W Senior Class History lt s now been four years. lt doesn t seem that long does it? ln the Fall of 1955 thirty-eight of us entered Elizabeth High School as freshmen with Mrs. Herriott as our advisor. During that year we gained Duane Buck and Konrad Radke. We lost Jerry Reusch Billy Krone Dixie Anderson and Anna Haas. Our big event of that year was our picnic at Krape Park. We were back again as sophomores in 1956 with thirty-seven in the class. We lost Pearl Dascher, and Marvin Schnitzler but gained Valdis Blaceneiks and Dick Mclntyre. Thirty-six juniors came back in 1957 as during the summer we lost John Guenther. During that year we gained Vernon Puls and Terry Johnson. We lost Valdis Blaceneiks, Ronnie Kevern, Terry Johnson, and Duane Buck. Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Carroll, our advisors, helped us with our money-making projects. This was also the year we received those all important class rings. November 13 and 14 we presented our very first play, lt's Papa Who Pays, with the help of our director, Mr. Sammon. May 3 was another first for us when we sponsored our banquet and prom for the senior class. Our theme was Bon Voyage and Harvey Spoerl and Beverly Schumacher were king and queen. In 1958 thirty-three seniors entered school knowing that this was our last year in old Betsy High. Mrs. Dawe and Mr. Carroll were our advisors. On the evenings of November 9 and 10 we presented Opening Nightmare, our senior play. May 9 we began our formal goodby's with the Banquet and Prom, Hawaii, which the juniors sponsored for us. On the 24 of the month, we at- tended baccalaureate services, and finally, the night of all nights, the 28th we received them-our diplomas.