Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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CLASS OF 1934 First Row- -Rachel La Marr, Rachel Hubbard, Florence Hillings, Alice Richards, Janette Chaffee, Mary Mahoney, Anna Lopinski, Frances Bradouski, Maggie 1'utlis, Ercel Condon. Second Rozv—Clarence Hall. John Hiberly, Marion Tintorri, Louis Tintorri, Louise Lewis, Catherine Morris, Frances Niziolkiewicz, Hazel Morrison, Rosemond Duncan, Stanley Wojick, Paul Champion. Richard Hayes. Third Row—Eugene Cobble, Charles Dietkus, James Dickson, Robert Moore, Edwina Morgan, Irma Mae Biava, Elizabeth Bennett, Beulah Brazelton, Charlotte Sneyd, Tony Stimac, James Shecter, Fenton Byerley. Fourth Row—Joseph Pinter, Freeman Williams, Vivian Johnson, Ruth Smith, Jennie Stasavich, Ruby Kilby, Walter Reid. Franklin Holstine. Fifth Row—Billy Donaldson, Gerald Reed, Herman Albert, Lillian Shrout, June Crowder, Mary Jane Blayney, Elizabeth Morgan, June Sheets, Eileen Brooks, Russell Payne, Henry Bock. Sixth Row—Pet Gudauskas, Wayne Ramsey, Esther Colvin, Frances Tanzey, Russell Lewman, Jeanette Henry, Mary Anuzis, Bernice Thornton, Garnet Dickson. Seventh Row—Ray Baldwin, Claude Thornton, Glenn Stark, Elbert Holstine, Paul yer, Johnnie Becker. FRESHMAN DIARY—(Continued) Dec. 1—Oh! Jewpiter! How weerie are my spirits! Taking a week off to recooperate and wait for Sandy Claus. Still time to reform. Jan. 1 — I hereby resolve to make a few resolushuns in order to keep up the custom of my deer fourfathers. Jan. 15—Misery post-poned—finals a week off. Jan. 27—This is my red-letter day—passed everything but Algebra, Science, and English. Signing off as duty calls—and will continue to call for sometime to come. Feb. 1—A month has went by. Mar. 1—Another month has went by. Apr. 1—Ah! The birthday of our deer freshman class. May 1—Skool! May 15—Less skool! May 26—Lesser skool! June—No skool! Whe-e-e-e! Faye Twenty-one

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CLASS OF 1934 First Row—June Erickson, Stella Radomski, Thelma Cook, Malinda Jones, Eunice Cornwell, William White, Dale Thornton, Horace Hawkins. Second Row—Thresa Tanzey, Reva Hawkins, Isabelle Morris. Elizabeth Sanders, Rose Reagan, LaVera Wimsett, Elizabeth Chapman, Verna Gardner, Venie Smith. Third Rotv—Cassandra Parke, Elizabeth Cope, Eunice Rrazelton, Lena Rarkman, Ruth Lindley, Robert Sheets, Lester Harrold. Fourth Rote—Gilmour Roberts, Franklin Parke, Robert Felgenheur, Ervin Williams, Paul Ward, Ralph Lewman. Fifth Row— Alfrieda Finney, Hazel Parker, William Jones, Merrill Mahoney, Dorwin Jenkins, Donald Cannon, Kenneth Lacey. The Real Diary of a Real Freshman Sept. 2—Brite and fare, altho I heard a senior say something about a thunderstorm threatening us, no doubt, ’cause we copped the new assembly. 1 feel very small with the rest of the 107 kids in my class. Sept. 3—Brite and fare. She sets near me in Algebra class. 1 heard another one of them there seniors say they’re having trouble with the skedule. They wood stick their noses in something that don’t concern ’em. Sept. 4—Brite and fare yet not so fare. It’s trajic how them women fall for James S’s. red hair. Sept. 15—“Ken” Lacy is our class president. I’d be a president too—if thev’d elect me. Oct. 6—Football’s a great sport. The girls make you feel like one anyhow. Oct. 17—PEACE! Teachers meet at Urbana. Oct. 20—The ware and tare of skool life and football practice is rooning my constitooshun. Xov. 4—Showed the woman a good time at the Carnival with her quarter. Nov. 24—Ready for my Thanksgiving dinner which is going to be too much for words. Note: Must not forget to save my drumstick for the band at the Westville game. Page Twenty

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CLASS OI- 1935 First Row Adabelle Jones, Beulah Reagan. Elizabeth Ramey, Laura Pearson, Helen Andruski, Aldona Xovick, Regina Davenport, Emma Rodenbush, Thelma Austin, Coreatha Austin. Second Row—Helen Wilson, Mary Bridgewater, Naomi Huff, Frances Cope, Anna Kupcik, Zella Workman, Dovie Clifton, Elizabeth Galyen, Viola Nield, Katherine Smith. Third Rote—Sam Paradiso, Roscoe Knight, James Bromley, Niels Sorenson, John Hubbard, Janies Finney, Roscoe Loving. Fourth Row—Joe Girdauskas, James Lape, 'Thomas Powell, John Smith. Ode to the Freshman ( With apologies to Whittier) Blessings on thee, clear freshman. Soon you’ll be a high class-man; And look back with many a sigh At the way those clays did fly— W hen you had more than money could buy! Gently, then, my dear freshman, Live and laugh as freshmen can: All too soon your smile you’ll hide To be a senior, dignified. Ah ! that thou couldst know thy bliss Ere it passes on to this! Page Twenty-two