Feitshans High School - Log Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Graduates-January '48 Class Back Row: Lida Miller, Gene Rubley, Doralyn Singleton, Thomas Kemp, Dorothy Pokora. lim Spires, Dolores Scott. Bob Klosky, Ieanne Smith, George Sinlcus, Barbara Lynard. Third Row: Bob Wallace. Norma South. lack Glas, Pat Sheridan, Roland Mahr, Phyllis Hale. lean Tomlinson. Malcoma Clark. Richard Polic. Second Row: Ruby Ewing, Frances Meriweather. Martin Baptist, Bettie Roth, Beulah Danner. Lawrence Brown, Betty lean Mahr, Rosa Curtis. Front Row: Charles Isom. Edgar Smith, Ierald Clause. Ieanne Wilson, Dottie Ford, Elaine Castleman, Iohnny Tomlinson, lim Huffman, Daniel Beams. Seniors of '48-January Mid-year graduating classes are usually small and this one was no exception. However, what it lacked in quantity it made up for in qual ity. lt represented a cross-section of almost every activity in school. Many ofthe graduates were officers of clubs and members of various com- mittees. The president of the Student Council, three members of the basketball squad, the solo chair saxophone player in band, several members of the choir, all of these people are gone. Allied Youth, the Spanish Club, Hi-Y, and G. A. A. suffered many losses, too. This class was also exceptionally intelligent. lts members Worked hard enough so that over one-fourth of them made the National Honor society. This is a very high percentage. Those who wear the National Honor Society pins may Weil Wear them proudly. They are a symbol of recog- nition for fine Work. Do not think that this class was nothing but bookworms, though. lts prom will long be ree membered as one of the highlights of the year. Careful planning and diligence made it a success. We hope that the members of this class will be as fortunate in finding happiness and success in then hves now asthey mmxe dunngthen'schoolyears l3Ol