Forreston High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Forreston, IL)

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uw ww ,,,,, At the beginning of the school year we entered the building which had been put in Htip topu shape by the L, janitors. In the office ' we noticed an extra desk which we found out belonged to Mr. Poe who had been made principal. The typing students were all very glad to see new typewriters in place of the old ones. Early in the year students became conscious of the fact that a guidance plan had been insti- tuted. Miss Plagge was in charge and particularly emphasized vocational guidance through interviews and accumulation of reading material. At our first basketball game the boys had new uniforms which made them feel quite proud. The cheer-leaders also had new outfits which were very becoming to them. Mr. Winebrenner and his English classes great ly appreciated the Literary Map of the British Isles because it was a great help when studying their literature. During the first semester, hour classes were held but this did not prove entirely satisfactoryg so, during the second semester forty-minute class- es were held. Byghaving forty-minute classes physical education was available. ' For the second semester Miss Ray was glad to have new stoves, a ' supply cabinet, and new stools in the home ec room.