Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1939 volume:

Mr. DeLand has been Principal of the high school for seven years and because of his untiring interest in everything pertaining to school and the students many changes have taken place. The hour class period was introduced a few years ago and has proved very successful. Home Economics and Manual Training Courses were added to the curriculum three years ago, after having been eliminated because of economic reasons. The bus system which was introduced five years ago has proved especially beneficial to the students. SENIORS BILLY COLVIN—”1 cannot love, I'm still too young. Chorus, I-2 3-4; Festival Chorus. I-2-3-4. CLARA CRAVENS— It’s nice to be natural, when your naturally nice. Charu . I-2-3-4; Festival Chorus. I-2-3-4; Newstaff. 3; Dramatic Club, 2-3-4; Romani Hodierni, 3; G. A. A., 4; Buffalo Staff, 4. GEORGE ELLIS— Only fun, music and football occupy his mind. A Capella Choir, 2; F. F. A.. 2; Chorus. I-2-3-4; Football. I-2-3-4; Track. 3-4; Sportsmanship Trophy, 4. MARCELLA GASTON— None prize silence more than I. Glorious Teens. 3-4; Chorus, I. LEONARD GATTLING— He doesn’t bother work and work doesn't bother him. F. F. A.. 1-2-3; Chorus. 2-3-4; Football. I-2-3-4; Track. 1-3-4. SAM GRIDER— Stronger than a thundor's winged force. F. F. A.. 1-2-3; Football, 1-2-3; Captain, 4; Track. 2-3-4. BAZIL GECKLER— Cares touch him lightly, he's always witty. Chorus. I-2-3-4; Senior Play. 4; Football. 1- 2-3-4; Track. 3-4. IMOGENE HALLET— She cares too much for life to sit long with a book. Glorious Teens. 3-4; Chorus. I-2-3-4; Dramatic Club. 2-3-4; Library Staff. 2-3; G. A. A.. 4; Volleyball. 2; Music Festival. 2-3-4. PAUL HENRY— How poor are they who have no patience. F. F. A.. I. CHARLES JONES— I have to take the dog along to keep the girls away. Chorus. I-2-3-4; Senior Play. 4; Boys' Patrol. 2- 3; Basketball. I-2-3-4; Football. I-2-3-4; Track. I-2-3-4. MABEL JONES— Beware of a girl with golden hair, she may be fooling you. Glorious Teens. 2-3-4; Chorus. 4; Festival Chorus. 4. CLARA JUDD— When there's a party in hand, sho's always one of the gang. Drum Major. 3-4; Festival Chorus. 2; Chorus. 1-2; Band. I-2-3-4; Orchestra. I-2-3-4; Buffalo Staff. 4; Dramatic Club, 2-3-4; Cheerleader, I-2-3-4; Commercial Contest, 4; Popularity Contest, 4. SENIORS FRANK KOVACK— I hear a hollow sound, who tapped my skull? F. A. A.. 2-3-4: Basketball. I-2-3-4; Band. 2: Orchestra. 2; Class Vice-President. 4. JOSEPHINE LOPIENSKI— For every why she had a wherefore. Dramatic Club. 2; G. A. A.. 4; Perfect Attendance. I-2-3-4; Buffalo Staff. 4. LOUIS LOPINSKI— If it wasn't for Louie we'd forget how to grin, so don't record all his pranks on the record of sin. F. F. A.. 1-2; Basketball. I-2-3-4; Captain. 3; Football, 3-4; Track. 2. HARVEY MARTIN— It's not so much what a man stands for as what he falls for. F. F. A.. I-2-3-4; Senior Play, 4; Basketball. I; Football, 2-3-4. REVA MASKEL— Don't worry about me, I’m having a good time. Glorious Teens. 3-4; G. A. A.. 4; Buffalo Staff, 4. IRENE MIDDLEMAS— Serious, yes, but is that all? Romani Hodierni, 3; Library Staff, 2-3-4; Buffalo Staff. 4. DONALD NAUDZIUS— Some day I'll put away my childish pranks and be a man. Chorus. 2-3-4; Junior Play. 3; Senior Play. 4; Dramatic Club, 3-4; Stage Manager, 3-4. LUCY JANE NIELD— She will leave footprints in the sands of time. Glorious Teens, 3-4; President, 3-4; Junior play, 3; Student Council, 2-3-4; President. 4; Dramatic Club, 3-4; Romani Hodierni, 3; National Honor Society, 3-4; D. A. R., 4; Hi Tri Council, 2-3. JOHN PARADISO— I'm sorta bashful but just let me get started Chorus, I-2-3-4; Band. I-2-3-4; Orchestra. I-2-3-4; Junior Play. 3; Dramatic Club, 3-4. HELEN PATE— She keeps her thoughts to herself. Glorious Teens. 2-4. IRVIN PAXTON— Why let the devil have all the good times? F. F. A.. I-2-3-4; Football, 2-3-4; Sportsmanship Committee. 4. HORACE PAYNE— If I'm too busy to sleep nights. I can always sleep in class. Sportsmanship Committee, 1-2; Chorus. 1-2; Newstaff. 3; Editor-in-Chief; Student Council. 2-3-4; Dramatic Club, 3-4; President, 4; Romani Hodierni. 3; Boys’ Patrol, 1-2-3; Basketball. I-2-3-4; Football, I-2-3-4; Buffalo Staff, 4. SENIORS HENRY PEAVLER—good men ere scarce.'’ Student Council, 1-3-4; Boys’ Patrol. 1-2-3: Basketball, 1-2; Football. I-2-3-4; Track. 1-2. DONALD PEPPING— Everybody’s friend and nobody's enemy. Commercial Contest. 4; Sportsmanship Committee. 3. RALPH POLLMAN— Be good and you’ll be lonesome. WALLY POWERS— One of those fellows you just have to admire. Chorus, 4; You Can't Take It With You. ” 4; Boys' Patrol. 3; Commercial Contest, 3; Basketball. 3; Football. 3-4. MARGARET REID— She deserves to be praised for her beauty and grace. Chorus. I-2-3-4; Jonesy. 3; Newstaff. 3; Dramatic Club. I-2-3-4; Library Staff, 2; G. A. A.. 4; Commercial Contest, 4; Speech Contest. 1-2-3; National Honor Society, 3-4; Festival Chorus. 2-3-4; Contest Chorus. 2: Buffalo Staff. 4. LOUISE RICHARDS— I'm a live wire, but I've never shocked anyone. Festival Chorus. 3-4; Chorus. I-2-3-4; Contest Chorus. 2; Buffalo Staff, 4; Dramatic Club. 2-3-4; Romani Hodierni, 3; Library Staff. 3; G. A. A.. 4. BILLY ROOK— Form the lino at the right. girls! F. F. A., I-2-3-4; President. 4; Football. I-2-3-4; Sportsmanship Trophy, 4. BETTY RUCKER— If work interferes with pleasure my advice is to 'give up work'. Chorus. I-2-3-4; Festival Chorus. 2-3; Contest Chorus. 2; You Can't Take It With You . 4; Buffalo Staff. 4; Library Staff. 2-3; Kankakee. 4. HAZEL SANDERS— Worth her weight in Gold . Glorious Teens. 3-4; Chorus. I-2-3-4; G. A. A. 4; Music Festival. 3-4. JAY SCOTT— There's method in his silence. F. F. A.. 1-2. LOIS SOLLARS— If silence is virtue, how virtuous she must bo . Glorious Teens, 1-2-3; Chorus. I-2-3-4. CELIA TINTORRI— Most good things come in small packages . Glorious Teens. 3-4. 9 SENIORS DELBERT BROMLEY— You can never tell about the brown eyed girls. Boys’ Patrol, 1-2-3, Basketball. 3-4; Manager, 1-2; Football Manager, I-2-3-4. JEAN DERMOND— A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Chorus, I-2-3-4; Festival Chorus. 2-3-4; Contest Chorus, 2; Newstaff. 3; Dramatic Club, 4; Romani Hodierni, 3; Library Staff. 3-4; G. A. A.. 4. BRUCE FIX— A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Junior Play, 3; Senior Play. 4; Newstaff. 3; Dramatic Club, 3-4; Romani Hodierni, 4; Boys' Patrol. 2-3; Basketball. I-2-3-4; Track, 2. RUSSEL GUSTIN— I hurry at my own convenient speed. Chorus. 4; Festival Chorus. 4; Junior Play. 3; Senior Play. 4; Dramatic Club. 3-4; Boys' Patrol. 2-3; Basketball. I-2-3-4; Co-captain, 4; Football, 2-3; Track. I-2-3-4; Co-cap-tain. 4. PHILIP HENDERSON— Stand aside I’m going to throw out my chest. Chorus. 2-4; Band. 2-3; Orchestra. 2-3; Newstaff, 3. ROBERT KNOX— I make no pretense to shine in conversation. Chorus, 1-4; Basketball. I-2-3-4; Track, 4. ROBERT LOWE— A winner in every way. Band, 1-2; Orchestra. 1-2; Junior Play, 3; Senior Play. 4; Dramatic Club. 3-4; Boys' Patroi, 3; Basketball, I-2-3-4; Co-captain, 4; Football. 4; Track. 3-4. BRUCE MORGAN— Some men wish for fame but I wish for Betty. Chorus. I-2-3-4; Track. I-2-3-4; Basketball. I-2-3-4; Football. I-2-3-4. ROY PEARSON. JR.— Now in Attica, well—. Junior Play, 3; Senior Play. 4; Buffalo Staff, 4; Newstaff, 3; Dramatic Club, 3-4. RAVID REAGAN— The world's no better if we hurry, life's no better if we worry. EVELYN ROBERTS— I work 8 hours, sleep 8 hours, that leaves 8 hours for love. Glorious Teens. 2; Chorus. 2-3-4; Senior Play, 4; Buffalo Staff, 4; Newstaff. 3; Dramatic Club. 3-4; Library Staff. 2; G. A. A.. 4; Contest Chorus. 2; Festival Chorus, 2-3-4. RICHARD SMITH— He will work as hard for others as for himself. Sound system, 3-4; Junior Play. 3; Buffalo Staff. 4; Newstaff. 3; Sports Editor. 3; Dramatic Club, 2-3-4; Speech Contest. 2; Football. 2. 10 SENIORS RUTH TRUSSELL— An assortment of possibilities. Glorious Teens, 2-3-4: Chorus, I-2-3-4. BETTY WELLS— It's best in every case you know to have a string to at least two beaus. Chorus, I-2-3-4; Senior Play. 4; Newstaff, 3: Library Staff. 4; G. A. A.. 4. DORIS WELLS— There is none like her. Chorus. 1-2-3 4; Junior Play, 3; Senior Play, 4; Buffalo Staff, 4; Newstaff. 3: Student Council, 4; Dramatic Club. 2-3-4; Commercial Contest. 3-4; Speech Contest. 2-3; National Honor Society, 3-4; Music Festival, 2-3-4; Contest Chorus, 2. WILBERT WILLIAMS— To every question teacher asks he an answer never lacks. It's I don't know’. Football, I-2-3-4; Track, 1-3. HELEN YOHO— One accomplished in the art of making friends. Glorious Teens. 2-3-4; G. A. A., 4; President G. A. A. Hi Tri Council, I; Commercial Contest. 4; Buffalo Staff, 4. HENRY ZIELINSKI— Quiet tongue shows a wise head. Chorus. I-2-3-4; Festival Chorus. I-2-3-4. JOSEPH ZIELINSKI— An ever innocent look but you can never tell. Chorus. I-2-3-4; Boys' Patrol, 2-3; Basketball, I; Track Manager, 3. LOUISE VETTOREL— No picture. II THE JUNIOR CLASS OF '39 The story of the Junior Class of thirty-nine of the High School of the City of Georgetown, County of Vermilion, State of Illinois is in this wise: It came to pass in September, nineteen hundred thirty-eight, approximately ninety and four seekers of knowledge started forth in this land of learning. Some came from the class of sophomores and some came from far cities. Now it so happened that among the rulers in this land to which they had come was one known as Miss Alice E. Rees, a professoress of much wisdom: and at the beginning of this third year she spoke unto them, Go gather ye in a body and organize yourselves into a class that ye may gain strength and that your courage may wax hot . And it came to pass that years before schools had decided to participate in many sports. As this third year of the students, now members of the junior class, advanced they proved that they are lovers of sports. George Bromley was elected captain of the basketball team and Mac Wenskunas as football captain. Also the girls have shown their colors in the Girls Athletic Association with Margaret Woodruff as secretary. Now it so happened that the juniors have sponsored the school page of the Georgetown news for some time. This year they would like to think it was more successful than ever before, thanks to their editor, Beryl LeCount. Now, therefore, the juniors have banqueted the seniors from the beginning of time. Money must be obtained before anyone can be banqueted. So the juniors raised money by selling candy and sponsoring the popularity contest. The winners The Junior Class turned to murder, mystery, and seance meetings as a theme for their class play which was given on November 18. Ellen Reagan as a spirit-medium did much with her intense acting to sustain the mysterious atmosphere of the play. The entire cast of seventeen juniors presented their characters in a way which held the interest of the audience throughout the elaborate plot. THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR of the contest were a senior and a junior, Clara Judd and Bennett Newlin, respectively. If ye then, being good or evil, know how to give good gifts unto your children why didn't you take them to the Junior Play? It was scarey, creepy, romantic, stupendous. The Cast did a very wonderful presentation in giving The Thirteenth Chair. Raise up thy voice and shout thy praise from the desk tops. For it has come to pass that the juniors are passing on to a new land of learning, a new Canaan, and a new field of battle. BOTTOM ROW—Wilma Nowlin, Betty Sims, Margaret Cook, Mary Jeanette Tucker, Erma Moffitt. Ellen Reagan, Virginia Henshen. Elizabeth. Eickleman. June Edmonds. Mary Sanders, Miss Alice E. Rees. SECOND ROW—Norma Madden. Margaret Smith, Barbara Kerans. Mary Wolcott, Fredia Hewitt. Helen Kocanda, Delores Nale. Opal Whitlock. Helen Williams, Catherine Naudzius. Vice-President; Helen Gorman. THIRD ROW—LaVerne Richards, Loreno York. Claire Radomski, Laura Kocurek. Marjorie Thompson, Helen Lowing. Jessie Cahoon. Margaret Woodruff. Marjorie Hart, Evelyn Tucker. Viola Chow. FOURTH ROW—Mona Lowing. Secretary; Edna Cornwell, Alma Grove, Udele Wolff. Dorthea Ann Sandy, Mabel Cox, Betty Jane Clark, Lottie Christowski, Josephine Didocka, Mary Prosnicker. Betty Johnson. FIFTH ROW—Audrey Fleming, Zelda Mikel. Bob Cook. Joe Stempine. George Howlett. Russell Boen, Halbert Alexander, Walter Zielinski, Garnett Watts, Frances Lewandowski, Bernalice Parke. SIXTH ROW—Billy Clark, George Bromley. President; Norman Elder, Steve Strako, Bob Cornwell, Mac Wenskunas. Kenneth Pribble. Bennett Newlin. Jack Miethe. Walter Davis, Glen Onley. SEVENTH ROW—John Pataki, Paul Brookshier, Jack Biggs. Bob Finney. Wawne Felgenhour, Eugene Williamson, Arthur Desmet. Caesar Bianchetta. Raymond Moffit. Robert Hess. Johnny Hart. EIGHTH ROW—Doyne Acord. Joseph Didocka. Wayne Corn-well. Paul Sandy, Charles Mollett, Oren Hayes. John Galyen, Beryl LeCount, Harry Miethe, Charles Willison. 13 BOTTOM ROW—Dorothy Gattling, Will® Belle Charles, Zana Austin, Winifred Haworth, Dorothy Richards. Mary Dietlcus, Virginia Smith, Marjorie Sherman. Catherine Spicer, Helen Henry. Frances Church. Helen Zielinski, Miss Henderson. SECOND ROW—Claire Radomski. Walter Lopienski. Andrew Charnisky, Paul Kocurek. Leo Cibulski. Gail Jones. Ray Joseph. Donald Johnson, Joe Klink, Frank McNeese. Ed Kotcher, Harold Pribble, Evangeline Gonsowsky. Bernice Gardner. THIRD ROW—Louise Acord, Evelyn Ramsey, Myrtle Lanter, Othelia Baran, Anna Gloss. Norman Jean Rook. Elizabeth Patterson, Helen Thornton. Vernice Chow. Fern Parke. Phyllis Cravens, Betty Barr, Janet Kocanda. FOURTH ROW—Helen Mikulski, Vivian Henry, Billy Wolff. Franklin Pelley, Jack Henschen. Dean Patterson. Charles Crowder. Kenneth Vice. Edward Shaw, Earl Downing, Dorothy McClellan, Valeria Seianus. FIFTH ROW—Samuel Austin, Ralph Zielinski, Wayne Hewitt, Desmond Miethe, John Butkus, Bill Swank, Norman Williams. Joe Stimac, Charles Nagy, Roy H'bwor h. Charles Haworth. Jack Roberts, Robert Biggs. SIXTH ROW—Elizabeth PaHer. Violet Hewitt, Naomi Morgan, Sarah Sheppard. Celestine DeLattre, Fay Rohour, Eugenia Bartash, Betty Lou Flynn, Opal Shelton, Nadine Williams, Kathleen Woods, Clarice Rundel. SEVENTH ROW—Robert Williams. Walter Kazelas, Bill Hill. Robert Haggerty, Lowell Wooden. Harlan Hughes, Dorwin Chandler, Alex Warnigus, Dale Carrigan. Warren Clark, Charles Dukes, Lloyd Hewitt, Kenneth Sheppard. EIGHTH ROW—Dwight Sherer. Gordon Humichous, Marvin Roberts. Joe Hill, Joe Katavich. Franklin Gill, George Williamson. Richard Kantout, Olin Boggess, George Kozak. Warren Sprouls, Daton Wimsett. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ....................Charles Nagy Vice-President .............Marvin Roberts Secretary Bernice Gardner 14 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President.............................Doyle Paxton Vice-President Robert Grider Secretary..................Victor Vandevoir BOTTOM ROW—Mr. Smith. Constance Hart. June Richards. Doris Alexander. Katherine Middlemas. Mary Butkus, Betty Jane Lewis. Nellie Acord. Helen Buhoveckey, Virginia Bonomo, Miss Ward. SECOND ROW—Glenn Fleming. Charlotte Sleva, La Vonne De Knuydt, Grace Cook. Walter Wilson. Robert Tucker, Donald Winland, Harold Warner, Bruce Hubbard. James Middlemas. Joe Cruppenink, James Mariage. Don Sherman. Joan De Knuydt. THIRD ROW—Roberta Roberts, Wanda Hollingsworth. Patricia Grimes. Marjorie Willison, Frances Bouton. Delores Lourdeau. Mary Jane Allen. Florence Lopinski. Ada Jane Lawlyes, Eleanor Lewis, Virginia Cope, Regina Smith. FOURTH ROW—Wynona Johnson. Lorraine Scott, Elma Neild, Delores Hayes, Blanche Gross. Matilda Fazekas. Helen Kovack, Wilma McCool, Hope Trussell. Muriel Downing. Betty Pribble. Elaine Desmet. FIFTH ROW—Maurice Cox. Robert Grider. Victor Vandevoir. Donald Newlin, Allan Cravens. John Muncy, Owen Powell. Raymond Taran. Ivan Snapp, Jr., John Hansgen. Ray Hewitt. Sharon Jones. SIXTH ROW—Bonnie Jean Rohour, Mary Bromley. Thelma Tucker. Doris Van Loon. Gertrude Earles. Richard Campbell, Helen White, Ruth Hawkins. Dolores Holmes, Lois Muncy. Claudia Galyen, Betty Lou Stephenson. SEVENTH ROW—Andrew Acord, Richard Martin, Doyle Paxton. Oswald Smith. Ralph Neild. Ernest Bonomo. Gordon Williams, Jess Maskel, Paul Cunningham. Donald Wheeler, Clifford Gill, David Hill. BOTTOM ROW—Frances Lewandowski. Laura Kocurek. Barbara Kerans, Walter Davis. Beryl Le Count. Ellen Reagan. Wilma Newlin, Miss Alice Rees. SECOND ROW—Helen Lewing. Bernalice Parke. Josephine Didocka. Elizabeth Eickleman, Catherine Naudzius, Lottie Christowski. Betty Johnson. Mona Lewing. NEWSTAFF Seventeen years ago in 1922 the first high school paper was published in Georgetown. For two years the paper, in the form of a magazine, was called the Purple and White . This magazine-paper published once each month, under the direction of Miss Rees, took the place of an annual. In 1924 the magazine took the form of a regular paper made up of four pages published every three weeks. It sent representatives to the Illinois High School Press Association and won recognition in that organization. At the end of seven years this was discontinued because of the depression. For four years the school had no news sheet until in 1935, when the local paper gave the juniors permission to use a page in the weekly publication, calling it the Georgetown High School News. This year the paper has been successfully published by a group of juniors with Beryl Le Count acting as the editor-in-chief. Walter Davis, Barbara Kerans and Ellen Reagan were made assistant editors and make-up associates. Mary Sanders was appointed humor editor, Wayne Felgenhauer sports editor, and the other members were assigned beats as reporters. The staff has taken keen interest in the work this year. Beryl Le Count and Walter Davis represented the paper at the Press Association at Champaign. 16 Every Friday the reporterSrSdn be seen scurrying around, ft eir paper and pencils in hand, trying to get more news'about sports, classes, musical enteidainments, dramatics, scanaal and school humor. This material, revised and corrected, i iven to Miss Clark and the advanced typing class who convecfc.it into neatly typewritten copy. On Monday the editor and his make-up staff arrange the material on the page, and on Thursday it appears in the Georgetown News. BUFFALO STAFF TOP ROW—Doris Wells. Honorary Editor; Lucy Jane Neild, general worJtf Clara Cravens said adt,-Eleonor Broolts and Eileen Boggess, recorded annual sales; Nora Blythe, typist; Louise Richards, sold ads. SECOND ROW—Irene Middlemas, Josephine Lopienslti, Helen Yoho. Reva Maskel, typists; Clara Judd, captain of Purple, annual sales team; Horace Payne, captain of White, annual sales team; O. C. Burd oollected snaps. BOTTOM ROW—Richard Smith, collected athletic data; Marjorie Hale, Betty Rucker, typists; Evelyn Roberts, sold ads; Marjorie Brooks, Margaret Reid, typists; Roy Pearson, ad salesman. BOTTOM ROW—Lavonne Deknuydf. Betty Sims. Marjorie Brooks, Louise Vettorel. Ruth Trussel. Lucy Jane Neild, Anna Gloss. Mary Elizabeth Wolcott. Barbara Kerans. Miss Wolf. SECOND ROW—Willa Bell Charles, Doris Alexander. Eleanor Lewis, Wanda Hollingsworth, Virginia Bonomo, Patricia Grimes. Grace Cook. Joan Deknuydt. Zana Austin. Dorothy Gattling. THIRD ROW—Helen Buhovecky. Lorraine Scott. Janet Kocanda. Lorene York. Mabel Jones. Betty Lewis. Dorothy Richards. Claire Radomski, Catherine Spicer. Hope Trussel. FOURTH ROW—Mary Butkus. Marjorie Willison. Virginia Cope. Evelyn Tucker. Valeria Siennas, Dorothy McClellan. Lois Sollars. LaVerne Richards. Celia Tintorri. Virginia Smith. FIFTH ROW— Vivian Henry. Viola Chow. Elizabeth Patterson. Audrey Mariage. Helen Zielinski. Claire Rut-kowski. Wilma McCool. Delores Lourdeau. Betty Barr. Mary Bromley. SIXTH ROW—Othelia Baran. Helen Thornton. Laura Kocurek. Elaine Desmet. Mabel Cox. Hazel Sanders. Florence Lopinski. Frances Bouton. Betty Pribble. Marjorie Hart. Mary Prosniker. SEVENTH ROW— Fima Nield. Ruth Hawkins. Helen White. Delores Holmes, Lottie Christowski. Helen Gorman, Josephine Didocka. Alma Grove. Mary Jane Allen. Delores Hayes.—EIGHTH ROW—Kathleen Woods. Helen Yoho. Delores Nale, Doris Van Loon. Gertrude Earls. Erma Moffit. Imogene Hallett, Reva Maskel. Margaret Cook. Mary Jeannette Tuckor, Udell Wolff. GLORIOUS TEENS Georgetown has seventy-five girls in their Home Economics Club this year. These girls are working to glorify their teens as their club name implies. An opportunity was given to the club to exhibit their skill in the 1938 Fall Festival and many girls won prizes. Blue ribbons were won by Celia Tintorri in first year sewing and Erma Moffitt in second year sewing. Celia also won the grand prize. Each year Miss Wolfe, the instructor, attends the State Convention. This year, the Glorious Teens sent the president and vice-president to represent their club. The girls also enjoy many social events during the year, the most important of which are potluck dinners at noon, an annual skating party with the F. F. A. Club. IE and a Xmas party for their mothers. Miss Wolfe also plans to take the advanced girls on a field trip sometime before the school term ends. President, Lucy Nield; Vice-President, Ruth Trussell; Secretary, Anna Gloss; Reporter, Barbara Kerans. F. F. A. BOTTOM ROW—James Mariage. Garnet Watts. Ralph Neild. Russell Boen. Secretary; Fred Haggerty. Vice-President; Billy Rook. President; Bennett Newlin. Treasurer; Mr. Smith, adviser; Robert Tucker. Glen Fleming. SECOND ROW—Avery Hill, Frank McNeese. Maurice Cox. Bruce Hubbard. Don Winland. Don Johnson. Gail Jones, Harrold Pribble. Ed Kotcher. Ray Hewitt, Sharon Jones. David Hill. THIRD ROW—Don Sherman. Richard Martin. Jack Roberts. Owen Powell. Robert Cook. Harold Swank, Andrew Acord. Allen Cravens. Don Newlin. Robert Biggs. Sam Austin. FOURTH ROW—Glenn Onley. John Butkus. Charles Nagy. Robert Williams. Kenneth Pribble. Robert Cornwell. Jess Maskel. Charles Crowder. Wayne Hewitt. Ernest Bonomo. FIFTH ROW—John Muncy. Lloyd Hewitt. Olin Boggess. Daton Wimsett. John Hart. Bill Rice. Warren Sprowls, Jack Miothe, Oswald Smith. Paul Cunningham. SIXTH ROW—Charles Willison. Harvey Martin, Gordon Humrichous. Paul Sandy. Frank Kovack. Dale Carrigan. Caesar Bianchetta. Bill Hill. Doyne Acord. SEVENTH ROW—Norman Elder. Ray Moffitt. Irvin Paxton. Joe Hill. Franklin Gill, Junior Williamson. Leonard Gattling. Charles ivtoHett. Harlan Hi fW Robert Finney. EIGHTH ROW—John Galyen. Wayne Cornwell. Alex Warnigus, Joe Katavich, Oren Hayes, Joe Didocka, Richard Kantout. Jack Biggs, Jay Scott. BOTTOM ROW—Clara Judd. Clare Rutkowski, Robert Hess. Lorraine Scott. Lowell Wooden. Helen Jackson. Bernice Gardner. SECOND ROW—Betty Sims. Wilma Newlin, Udell Wolff. Raymond Taran. John Hansgen. Winifred Haworth. Joe Klink. THIRD ROW—Helen Henry. Violet Hewitt. Virginia Henschen. Betty Barr. Mary Jane Allen. Janet Kocanda. Mary Dietkus. Dorothea Ann Sandy. FOURTH ROW—Norma Jean Rook, Richard Martin, Harvey Alexander. Helen Kovack. Helen Mikulski. Mona Lowing. Helen Lowing. FIFTH ROW—Halbert Alexander. Walter Zielinski. Donald Newlin. Charles Dukes. O. C. Burd. Charles Haworth, Helen Kocanda. Paul Brookshire. SIXTH ROW—Evelyn Tucker. Dean Patterson, Billy Wolff, Jack Henschen, Warren Clark, John Paradiso. Helen Zielinski. SEVENTH ROW—Naomi Morgan. Juno Edmonds. Dale Carrigan. Ralph Pollman, Billy Clark. Lloyd Hewitt, Doyle Paxton, Margaret Woodruff. SENIOR BAND During the summer fifty-two members of the Georgetown High School Band worked in a summer school of music, and gave concerts on the square every Thursday night. In August they competed in the State Band Contest at Springfield and won second place in class B bands. Each student was awarded a medal, and the school received a silver trophy. In the school year music was furnished by the members at all football and basketball games. They broadcasted over WDAN in April. Music letters were given for the earning of 875 points. In the graduating class of 39 five seniors were awarded letters. Billy Clark won the medal for the most points earned this year. On April 2, the band played in the annual music concert, Chimes of Spring . They will also play for Baccalaureate and Commencement. The officers of the Band are as follows: President, O. C. Burd: Assistant Conductor, Udell Wolff; Social Chairman, Margaret Woodruff; Librarian, Winifred Haworth. 20 THE DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club reorganized this year to supervise the dramatic work done in extra curricular activities. The club did not have regular meetings. All students who joined the Dramatic Club had participated in a play, a speech in an assembly program, or had represented the school in a speech contest. Those students in the speech contests this year were Elizabeth Campbell, Ellen Reagan and George Howlett. Elizabeth won second place for the humorous reading event in Vermillion County, and first place in the District contest in extempore speaking. Ellen won first in verse reading in the county and first in the sub-district. For the last two years the Dramatic Club has given an assembly program at Christmas time. This year a one-act play, Christmas Trimmings , by Marguerite Phillips, was presented. Red Carnations was another one-act play presented by the club for the basketball banquet. Donald Naudzius, George Howlett and Mary Sanders were in the cast and the presentation proved to be very clever. BOTTOM ROW—Wilma Newlin, Frances Lowandowski, Louise Richards. Clara Judd, Marjorie Brooks, Evelyn Roberts. Zelda Midel. Catherine Naudzius. Miss VanTress. SECOND ROW—Imogone Hallett. Walter Zielinski, Walter Davis. Norman Elder, Roy Pearson. Halbert Alexander, George Howlett, Helen Kocanda. Jean Dermond. THIRD ROW—Mary Sanders, Helen Gorman, Clara Cravens. Secretary; June Edmonds, Elizabeth Campbell. Margaret Reid, Ellen Reagan, Vice-President; Doris Wells. Lucy Jane Nield. TOP ROW—Raymond Moffitt, Robert Lowe. Beryl LeCount, Bennett Newlin. Russel Gustin, Donald Naudzius. Bruce Fix. Richard Smith. O. C. Burd. Horace Payne, President. BOTTOM ROW Elizabeth Campbell, Ruth Trussell, Margaret Reid, Virginia Henschen. Catherine Naudzius. Ellen Reagan. SECOND ROW—Miss Hill, Director: George Ellis, O. C. Burd. Russel Gustin, Robert Finney. Udell Wolff, Accompanist. THIRD ROW—Louise Richards, Harrold Pribble, Harvey Alexander, Halbert Alexander, Frank McNeese. Evelyn Tucker. MIXED ENSEMBLE In the spirit of the French troubadours sixteen valiant choristers banded together to blend their voices into the finer harmonies of song. With Udell Wolff as their accompanist, four sturdy basses and four bright tenors matched their rich voices with an octet of maidens whose beautiful soprano and alto tones completed the choir. As each Tuesday evening returned they assembled with their conductress, Aneita Hill, and their manager, Evelyn Roberts, to further their knowledge of the art of music. The hearts of many of life's weary soldiers were gladdened when they sang at the Veterans' Administration Facility. In the gay tones of spring they cheered their audience at the spring festival and even allowed the world to listen in from WDAN. These young people count it their greatest pleasure to carol and sing. FESTIVAL CHORUS Forth from the inhabitants of this great citadel of Georgetown High School hath come about one-third of its citizens, one hundred, twenty-five strong, to give forth their voices in song. For lo! in the twelfth month on the sixth day a county festival was to be brought forth in Westville after the traditional manner of bygone years. Here they acquitted themselves with honor and distinction. As time passed, these lovers of music and the arts moved into the second phase of their sojourn in the land of learning. And as the months began to forecast the spring season, they again displayed their talents to all the citizens of the globe who lived thereabout. The Chimes of Spring sounded forth in melodic strains the joys and beauty of the spring season. The sturdy voices of the handsome young men and the lyric beauty of feminine voices charmed the hearts of the listeners. Now, in this fine Company were three maidens of exceptional genius, namely, Udell Wolff. Dorothea Ann Sandy, and Betty Stephenson, who at all times gave their loyal and devoted service to their leader in accompanying this great choir with instrumental harmonies. Sincere devotion to choral art has brought rewards of merit to twenty-five whose names are herewith presented: Harvey Alexander, O. C. Burd, John Paradiso, Billy Colvin, George Ellis, Leonard Gattling, Charles Jones, Bruce Morgan, Donald Naudzius, Joseph Zielinski, Henry Zielinski, Marjorie Brooks, Elizabeth Campbell, Clara Cravens, Jean Dermond, Marjorie Hale, Imojean Hallett, Margaret Reid, Louise Richards, Evelyn Roberts, Hazel Sanders, Lois Sollars, Ruth Trussell, Betty Wells, Doris Wells. 4 LIBRARY STAFF STUDENT COUNCIL At the close of school each day, a crowd of students may be seen in the library selecting and checking out books. Our library continues to furnish interesting fiction and non-fiction books, a number of good reference works, and a varied assortment of magazines. During the year l938-'39 the library was operated by twelve girls, which was half the number used in former years. An effort was made to center the responsibility in a few dependable people and thereby achieve greater efficiency. BOTTOM ROW—Elizabeth Campbell. Audrey Fleming. Barbara Kerans, Miss Paul. SECOND ROW—LaVeda Bennett. Catherine Naudzius. Irene Middlemas, Evelyn Tuclcer. THIRD ROW—Betty Johnson, Helen Kocanda. Jean Dermond. Betty Wells. The Council this year was called upon very few times to make decisions for the students, due to the elimination of student programs and general assemblies. BOTTOM ROW—Miss Rees. Faculty Member; Doris Wells. Lucy Jane Neild. President; Mr. Deland, ex officio member. SECOND ROW—June Edmonds. Bennett New-Iin. Horace Payne. Henry Peavler. THIRD ROW—Margaret Woodruff. Dean Patterson. Ralph Neild. Anna Gloss. 24 TRACK (1938) Lettermen Sam Grider Russel Gustin Bruce Morgan Robert Lowe Charles Jones County Record Broken Javelin—Sam Grider (164' 10 ). Old record—164' 6 . Schedule Dual Meet at Ridgefarm: Georgetown 70 Ridgefarm 47 Dual Meet at Georgetown: Georgetown 64 Westville 53 Triangular Meet at Catlin: Westville 60 1 -3 Georgetown 59 1-3 Catlin . 23 1-3 Vuaaanguiar Meet at vj eorgctpvm: Westville 49 7 Georgetown 47 5 Allerton 38 4 Catlin ... 5 4 Triangular Meet at Ge 5rgetown: Westville 69 Georgetown 64 5 Allerton 9 5 Catlin County Meet at Catlin: Oakwood 33 5 Georgetown 32 George Ellis David Reagan Marvin Bonebrake Stephen Coate Gerald Hawkins Willis Sprouls Buffaloes Bazil Geckler Mac Wenskunas Leonard Gattling Wilbert Williams Charles Nagy 25 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE LOWE GKSTIN Co-Captains Indianola 19—26 Lost Fairmount 38—18 Won Westville 46—26 Won Newman 50—25 Won Westville 27—19 Won Rossville 37—19 Won Catlin 34—18 Won Armstrong 30—21 Won Ridgefarm 27—22 Won Sidell 28—23 Won Hillsboro, Ind. 48—25 Won Oakwood 31—26 Won Paris 25—30 Lost Sidell Tournament—First Place (GEORGETOWN): Sidell . 34—20 Won Indianola 48—24 Won Oakwood 21—20 Won Indianola Tournament—Second Place (GEORGETOWN): Sidell 26—21 Won Indianola 27—25 Lost County Tournament—First Place (GEORGETOWN): Allerton 28—24 Won Indianola 24—18 Won East Lynn 40—16 Won Armstrong ....... . 33—22 Won Regional Tournament: Ridgefarm . 45—30 Won Sidell................ 21—31 Lost Lettermen Russel Gustin Robert Lowe Louis Lopinski Bruce Fix Frank Kovack Horace Payne Charles Jones Bruce Morgan Robert Knox Eugene Williamson Charles Willison Steve Strako Buffalo Winners: George Bromley Mac Wenskunas Captain 1939-40: George Bromley 26 INDIVIDUAL SCORING FG. FT. TP. Russel Gustin 84 29 197 Robert Lowe ....... 72 38 182 Frank Kovack 52 57 161 Louis Lopinski (1 1 games) 25 30 80 Bruce Fix 20 9 49 Horace Payne 8 12 28 Charles Willison 8 3 19 Charles Jones 7 3 17 Steve Strako 7 0 14 Eugene Williamson 6 0 12 Robert Knox 4 3 11 Bruce Morgan 4 0 8 Mac Wenskunas 3 1 7 Totals: Georgetown 785 points Won 20 Percentage .833 Opponents 549 points Lost 4 Average Score Per Game: Georgetown 32.7 points Opponents 22.9 points KNEELING—Left, Russel Gustin; Right. Robert Lowe, Co-ceptains; Mr. Burch. Coach. STANDING—Steve Strako, Robert Knox, Bruce Morgan. Charles Jones, Bruce Fix, Eugene Williamson, Frank Kovack. Horace Payne, Louis Lopinski. Charles Willison. Henry Peavler, Trainer. 27 1938 FOOTBALL SAM GRIDER, Captain Lettermen: Sam Grider, Bill Rice, Charles Jcnes, John Galyen, Wally Powers, Wilbert Williams, Henry Peavler, Mac Wenskunas, Louis Lopinski, Bruce Morgan, Horace Payne, Leonard Gattling, Joe Stimac, Wayne Corn-well, Billy Rook. Buffalo Winners: George Bromley, Richard Campbell, Norman Elder, Dwight Shearer, Joe Hill, Fred Haggerty, Bazil Geck-ler, Robert Lowe, Robert Finney, Walter Kazelas, Charles Mollett, Joe Katavich, Harvey Martin, Warren Sprouls, Charles Nagy, Jack Biggs, Gordon Humerichouse, John Butkus. Sportmanship Trophy—Billy Rook. 1939 Captain—Mac Wenskunas. SCHEDULE Ridgefarm 39-7 Won Lowell, Ind..................... . 32-6 Won Hobart, Ind. ... 33-12 Won Urbana...............................6-20 Lost Gary, W. Va. 17-6 Won Wiley (Terre Haute) 45-20 Won Hoopeston 18-0 Won Westville ..................... 19-0 Won SAM GRIDER—Captain. Fullback. Senior. An excellent field general, punter, passer, runner, and tackier—just one of those boys that come along once in a life time. Was Captain of All-State team. Hope to see him on the All-American team in 1942. CHARLES JONES—Left-halfback. Senior. A fine runner, good safety man and a good blocker in the open. Kicked the winning point at Gary. WALLY POWERS—Wing back. Senior. A sturdy boy who loves football. Liked to block and catch punts. Played well at the defensive guard position. Fine attitude on and off the field. HENRY PEAVLER—Quarterback. Senior. Third letter in football. Carried the ball only once a year. Loved to block and did the job well—will be hard to replace—for blockers are hard to find—most boys want to let Henry do it. LOUIS LOPINSKI—Left end. Senior. An exceptional pass catcher and defensive halfback. Tackled by ear. Had two loves—Typing and snuff—just the same he will long be remembered for his pass interceptions and long runs. HORACE PAYNE—Right end. Senior. Played end with his feet, hands and head— and folks that's something. Don't sell this boy's ability short for he is one swell defensive end. Recovered the opening kick-off at Westville and crooned the remainder of the game. Honorable All-State mention. JOE STIMAC—Left tackle. Junior. Big boy with reluctant tendencies. One more 28 year to go—should be a stand out next year if he de :ides to get tough. DULY ROOK—Right tackle. Senior. Weighed only 165 but hit with every pound of it every time. One of those fellows whose courag s far surpasses his ability. Won sportsmanship trophy which is a tribute to his ettitude and any freshman girl will give further references if desired. BILL RICE—Right tackle. Senior. A small, quiet, fellow who made no flourishing demonstrations while making few mistakes. A stead t defensive player whose position will be hard to fill. JOHN GALYEN—Center. Junior. A big rugged lad wi-h a desire to play in the opponents’ back field, which he did when not gummint | up his own team s plays. WIB WILLIAMS—Left guard. Senior. Fast, sure block( r man. Played end on defense and looked good the Was at his best against Westville which is the hope of MAC WENSKUNAS—Captain-elect. End. Mac will be that is no pun. He has possibilities of becoming a gnat running back if he can learn to use his blockers. BRUCE MORGAN—Half back. Senior. General utility positions and played in all of them well. LEONARD GATTLING—Tackle. Senior. A big boy whose ankles were his undoing. Earned his second letter but could have been better if he had wished to be. WAYNE CORNWELL—Guard. Junior. Gabby is knowed fur and near for his speechmaking. But folks this lad will be in there fighting 'till someone leads him off the field. and a good defensive e except against Lowell, all Buffalo footballers, tough nut to crack—and man—knew all backfield BOTTOM ROW—Horace Payne, Joe Stimac, Billy Rook- John Galyen. Wilbert Williams, Bill Rice, Louis Lopinski, Mr. Burch, Coach. SECOND ROW—Garnet Watts, Trainer; Wally Powers, Leonard Gattling. Mac Wenskunas, Wayne Cornwell. Sam Grider. Captain; Charles Jones. Bruce Morgan, Henry Peavler, Irvin Paxton, Trainer. KNEELING—George Bromley, Mr. Cole, Assistant Coach; Robert Williams. STANDING—Dean Patterson. Joe Stimac. Walter Kazelas, Max Wenskunas. Wayne Felgenhauer. Junior Williamson. Richard Campbell. Joe Katavich. Raymond Moffitt. Charles Nagy. Henry Peavler, Trainer. B TEAM BASKETBALL Team Schedule Indianola 12—14 Lost Fairmount 30—24 Won Westville 18—17 Won (Overtime) Newman 43—15 Won Westville 19—13 Won Rossville 16—13 Won Armstrong 26—19 Won Catlin ... . 24—16 Won Ridgefarm 29—13 Won Sidell . . 22—18 Won Oakwood 30—16 Won Paris . 21—28 Lost Team Individual Scoring Points George Bromley 86 Robert Williams 49 Mac Wenskunas 85 Charles Willison 24 Charles Nagy ...... 16 Joe Stimac 13 Junior Williamson 12 30 G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is a club for the grils of G. T. H. S. Its purpose is the stimulation of interest in athletics and the promotion of ideals of wholesome living. The first goal of a girl interested in the G. A. A. is to become a member and to receive her first award. She may receive her numerals by keeping the training rules, passing tests, taking gym, and participating in the various after-school sports. This club was organized this year, under State supervision, for the first time in the history of the school. In the leadership of Miss Ward, G. A. A. has found a capable and successful leader. A variety of sports were enjoyed during the year, including tennis, soccer, baseball and basketball. The girls have also participated in several social activities. Parties were held at Christmas and on Valentine’s Day. The proceeds of several Bake Sales held during the year were used to buy letters and awards. Approximately fifteen girls attended Play Day with Danville as the hostess school. Activities were closed with a spring picnic. BOTTOM ROW—Doris Alexander. Valeria Seianus, Catherine Naudzius, Treasurer; Josephine Lopien-ski, Vice-President; Helen Yoho. President; Margaret Woodruff. Secretary; Charlotte Sleva. Miss Ward. SECOND ROW—Frances Church, Evelyn Tucker, Virginia Smith. Udell Wolff, Evangeline Gonsowsky. Anna Gloss, Betty Johnson. Laura Kocurek. Zana Austin, Willa Belle Charles. THIRD ROW—Wanda Hollingsworth, Roberta Roberts. Katherine Middlemus, Vivian Henry. Florence Lopinski. Ada Jane Lawless. Dorothy Richards. Fern Parke. Bernice Gardner. FOURTH ROW—Lois Muncy. Othelia Baran. Eileen Boggess, Margaret Smith, Marjorie Hart, Eleanor Brooks. Helen Zielinski, Marjorie Sherman, Mary Bromley. FIFTH ROW—Frances Lewandowski. Elizabeth Eicklemen, Jean Dermond, Helen Kocanda. Helen Gorman. Helen Thornton. Helen Kovack, Dorothy McClellan. Louise Richards. SIXTH ROW—Mary Dietkus, Bernalice Parke. Betty Pribble. Clara Cravens. Dolores Holmes. Frances Bouton. Mary Sanders, Phyllis Cravens, Evelyn Roberts. SEVENTH ROW—Mary Elizabeth Wolcott, Reva Maskel. Ellen Reagan. Margaret Reid. Elizabeth Campbell. Erma Moffitt, Hazel Sanders. Gertrude Earles. Imogene Hallet. 31 MY REVERIE SEPTEMBER 6 Here's starting out a brand new year with a brand new smile and two beautiful new teachers! 13 Step right up and cast your vote — Bob was officially elected President of the Seniors. 17 Heave to! Heave Ho! Georgetown band is on the go! OCTOBER 14 With anxious eyes we watched the board. And was Urbana burned up when they saw us score! 20 The tears trickle down the gals' cheeks as they watch the big and brawnies leave for Gary. (Mary and Betty went too.) 21 A stitch in time saves nine, still holds good—eh, Ike? 25 Fifty-nine girls solemnly swore not to eat between meals. We ought to have a fair bunch of Venus’s in a month. NOVEMBER I I heard one Frosh say he made a 90— must be Paul's wife's doings. 18 Shiver my timbers—those Juniors sure do know their murders. Ellen, you were wonderful. 24 The day before. 25 The day. 26 The day after and, oh, the miseric! 28 The picture taking man was here- - I almost didn't recognize Billy wiili shoes on. DECEMBER I Max the Wenskunas is our next captain. Oh, boy! 3 All State thinks much of our loccl talent. Eh, Sam? 4 Do, re, me, fa. Yes, the girls sang— and does Miss Hill look relieved. 5 Said Cole: Absence makes the hear! grow fonder. Said Koalbucket : Oh, yeah! Absence makes the grades grow rounder 23 Everyone went around with a di vine look on their faces—almost sec wings on Steve! 25 Merry Xmas everybody. That mean'; you, too, Bernice. JANUARY 3 Jean did right well by herself—let's learn her technique. JANUARY—Cont'd. 5 The boys hit the basket so much that they got a trophy and then had ''Red'1 and Legs pose with it. 18 The ex-soldiers were entertained by our sweet-voiced students, and their sweet-sweet-voiced horns. (Wonder if they still thought they were on the front?) 31 Madame Acksonjay—what does this long line mean? FEBRUARY 9 The boys, boo, hoo! The girls, Foo, too; In bed with the flu. Katchoo, Katchoo! 14 Louise and Johnny are making eyes. (Could it be that he is her valentine?) 15 Say, there, those Junior girls type right along, don't they? 27 The boy from Minnesota really trucked around with that basketball. MARCH 3 It sure did us good to see Danville get beat by Indianola. What's that? Well-ll, we sort of lost ourselves, but— 7 To be or not to be or something like it was what the Olivet boys argued a solid two hours over. 14 I can still taste that Heavenly Hash the Home Ec. girls served. 15 Goodness pays! We salute you, Lucy Jane. 3 I Clara and Bennet—candy helped them along the road to success. APRIL 2 The house was packed, the gum put away, and the Spring Concert began. 10 Somehow, someplace, oh, well, anyway, Aneita came back with a sparkler,” not on her right, but on her left hand. 14 It's a grand race—first the Purples, then the Whites! 21 What a pl y! You're going to laugh and laugh and laugh. MAY 5 We laughed and Miss Henderson giggled. I 8 Everyone looked so pretty—the girls with their long dresses and the boys clean behind the ears. We thank you, Juniors. 3 I A tear dashed quickly aside—it makes us feel kind of sad to leave you and the little mice, but remember the class of '39 when they are famous. Auf Wiedersehen. ALUMNI OF G. T. H. S. 1887 Cook, Nellie, deceased. Johnson, Derelle West, Chicago. Wset, Roy O., Chicago. 1888 Pritchard, C. E., Georgetown. Rees. Julia, Banning, Calif. 1889 Cloyd, Frazier, deceased. Lewis, Minnie, Mattoon. 1890 Frazier, Jay. deceased. Morris, Charles O.. deceased. Smith. Laura Gadd, Los Angeles. Calif. Pritchard, Fred, deceased. 1891 Carter, Roseltha Richards, deceased. Cowan, Arthur H., deceased. Dinsmore, Bertha Pritchard. Georgetown. Madden. Jesse R.. Pala Alto. Calif. Swain, Flora Lewis, deceased. Vaught, Nettie Mingee, Westville. 1892 Driggs, Dollie Richards, deceased. Grimes. Lula Clifton, Honolulu, Hawaii. Ramey, Julia, Hoopeston. 1893 Baum, Sadie, deceased. Frazier. Stella Fowler, Georgetown. Lee, Maggie Jones, deceased. Morris, Wright E., Canton. Shepler, Maggie Breezley. Georgetown. Snap, Robert A., Joliet. 1894 Bennett, Helen Ramey, Danville. Malone. James, deceased. Parks. Frazier, deceased. Rice. Lillie Mendenhall. Des Moines. Iowa. Shepler, Albert, Toledo, Ohio. Spicer, Amanda Tidrow, deceased. 1895 No Graduates. 1896 Garner. Stella Rees, deceased. 1897 Hill, Bell Tidrow. Georgetown. Morris. Effie Clifton, Denver, Col. Seymour, Mayme Frazier, Danville. 1898 Cloyd. John M.. Chicago. Davis. Bertha Lewis, deceased. Fultz. E. Goldie Smith. Indianapolis, Ind. Gibson, Roy. Alney. Rees. Lucy Lewis. Georgetown. Sprouts, Nellie Sherer, Georgetown. 1899 Brazelton. Stella Wilson, Georgetown. Clifton. Lon. deceased. Mendenhall, George. Bieknell, Ind. Peck, Effie Wilson. Georgetown. Snap. William, Georgetown. 1900 Mingee. Wm. D., Danville. Snap. Jesse, Tacoma, Wash. 1901 Bantz, Ida. Danville. Cook, Horace. Whittier. Calif. Cook. Frank, deceased. Henderson. Oscar, Portland. Ore. Lindley, Clara, deceased. Snapp, Lydia, Georgetown. 1902 Mingee. Iona Clifton, Danville. Sutton, Don, deceased. Swim, Effie Lamar, deceased. 1903 No Graduates. 1904 Campbell, Robert, Danville. Cook, Herbert, Whittier, Calif. Henderson. Wm., Danville. Lankford, Guy, deceased. Thompson. Ralph Reed. Georgetown. 1905 Davenport. Lottie Sanks, Georgetown. Hall. Laura Long, Catlin. Henderson. Wilbur. Portland, Ore. Moore, May. St. Paul. Minn. Myers, Maude E. Dukes, Georgetown. 1906 Buckellew, Rose Outland. Danville. Cook, Everett, Georgetown. Emory, Rosa Duff. Georgetown. Richie, James K., Butler Pa. 1907 Dukes, Fred, Duggar, Ind. Henderson, John, Portland. Ore. Parker, Harrison, Cincinnati. Ohio. 1908 Cook, Nellie Haworth. Fargo, N. D. Cook, Russell. San Diego, Calif. Haworth, Harry, Fargo, N. D. Henderson, Ethel Spang, Danville. Reardon. Hazel Smith. Fort Worth, Texas. Richie, Wilson L., Georgetown. Sewell, Ethel Thornton, Danville. 1909 Jones, J. George. Albuquerque. N. M. McVay, Kirk, Urbana. Sanks. Ora. Decatur. Sherer, Lester, Rock Island. 1910 Andres. Ethel Sandefur, Danville. Hubbard. Disa Glick, Georgetown. Parker. Ruth Cook. Cincinnati, Ohio. Reid. Genevieve Spang. Georgetown. Smith, C. Raimer, Decatur. Starks, Bessie, deceased. Weaver, Elva Richards. Catlin. 1911 Chambers. Minta Wills, Danville. Black, Ruth Clark. Springfield. Rees. Pearl Haworth. Huntington Park, Calif. Henderson, Bennett, Georgetown. Henderson, Georgia. Georgetown. Moreland. Oscar. Indianola. Rook. Ethel Hubbard. Ridgefarm. Thornton. R. Allen, Danville. 1912 Boggess. Homer. Georgetown. Clark, Elma. Westown. Pa. Haworth, J. Dillon, Chicago. Laird. Rachel Cook. Whittier, Calif. Reid. Harry, Georgetown. Scott, Kate Chapman, Westville. 34 1913 Bowen, Claude. Cleveland. O. Bratton. Lawrence. Mt. Carmel. Campbell. Susie Woodruff. Georgetown. Dinsmore. Griffith Crayton. Georgetown. Dukes. Florence Taylor. Georgetown. England. Blanche Kespler. Henderson. Effie Bowen, Georgetown. Paxton, Fay Yoho. Georgetown. Newlin, John. Chicago. Sheets, Haven, deceased. White. J. Chesla. Paris, France. Woodruff, Paul, Georgetown. Woodruff, Robert. Oak Park. 1914 Black, Lester W.. Douners Grove. Little. Zola Clark, Cleveland. O. Milling. Sylvia Hayward. Philippine Islands. Morgan. Opal Barr.. Georgetown. Purdue. Lillie Gantz. Martin, Hazel Reid. Danville. 1915 Cook. Lyda. Washington, D. C. Frazier, Mary Elizabeth, Georgetown. Gillison, Thomas. Muse. Pa. Goodwin, Grace Schecter, Potomac. Grogan. Mamie Peck, Albany, N. Y. Halderman. Mable. Detroit. Mich. Henderson. Olive. Georgetown. Humichous. Albert. Georgetown. Keener. Gladys Taylor. Detroit. Mich. Manley. Clarence J., Georgetown. Martin, Nellie Cloe. Georgetown. Moses. Harry. Pittsburgh. Pa. Newlin, Ethel Smith, Georgetown. Owens. Helen Schecter. Catlin. Schriner. Irma Blakney. Ridgefarm. Sheets, Goldia Lewis. Georgetown. Westmoreland. Melissa Haworth. Chicago. 1916 Ankrum. Ruth Davenport. Chrisman. Acord. Eva Bloomfield, deceased. Asquith. Silvia Spicer Hale. Georgetown. Elder, Lota Pritchard. Georgetown. Frazier, Wm. F., E. St. Louis. Mo. Haworth, George, Chicago. Hess. Lillian Martin. Georgetown. Jones, Esther Smith. Blue Island. Long. Doris Collom, Humrick. Massing, Leona Parker. Danville. Farmer, Susie McCormick, deceased. Maudlin. Hallie Carter. Georgetown. Moore, Lula Yoho, Georgetown. Morrison. Clarence. Chicago. Reid. Harlan. Chicago. Rudd. Raymond. Canton. Sconce, Fav Miner. Lynch. Ky. Schecter, Blanche, Catlin. Smith. Beulah Elder. Los Angeles. Calif. Smith. Opal White. Decatur. Spain, Rhoda Cook. Stedman, William. Gary. W. Va. Turner, Lavine Smith. Chicago. Wakefield, Roscoe. Detroit, Mich. Wells. Lela Pritchard. Georgetown. Westwater. Dave. Danville. White. Russell. Perrysville. Ind. Wimset. Celestia Barr. Georgetown. Woodrum, Zenia. Detroit. Mich. Zimmer. Charles, deceased. 1917 Brazelton, Alice McCormick. Chicago. Campbell. Florence Emory, Danville. Canaday, Raymond, Momence. Carpenter, Gladys Hinton, Brazil, Ind. Clark, John E.. deceased. Corley. Amy Tudor. Edwards. Mary Adams. Georgetown. Evans, Paul, deceased. O’Herron, Roscoe, Danville. Parks, Herbert, Georgetown. Sanks. Quinn. Danville. Smith. Mildred Lamar. Georgetown. Smith, Ralph Clark. Mt. Vernon. Spang, Marietta Newlin, Georgetown. Walters, Mabel Petit. Georgetown. 1918 Black. Maude Jenkins. Douners Grove. Biggs, Izel Ensely. Danville. Canaday. Henry. Sarasota, Fla. Mingee. Veva Carter. Detroit. Mich. Dunivan. Charles. Gary. W. Va. Easterday. Alta Courter. Danville. Estes. Arthur F.. Georgetown. Florent, Mary E. Jones, Chicago. Gilman. Mary Bubnis. Springfield. Braves. Richard A.. Westville. Gustafson. Albert R.. Gary. Ind. Hodges. Marian Snapp, Chicago. Kirk. Gladys Morris, Denver, Colo. Lewis, Thomas. Miami. Fla. Parker, Hazel Schecter. deceased. McGee. Margaret Tate. Georgetown. Richards. Earl E.. Muskegon. Mich. Rossignol, Elsie. New York City. Selby. Eugenia. Chicago. Schecter. Mildred Fletcher, Georgetown. Morris, Florence Moore. Chicago. Smith, J. Elizabeth Roesch. Washington, D. C. Smith, Harry. Los Angeles, Calif. Stark. Harley. Muskegon. Mich. Taylor. Virginia. Chicago. Winters. Melba Shepler, Danville. 1919 Burch, Ivan C.. Georgetown. Burch. Ruth Woodruff. Georgetown. Camp. Edith, Ridgefarm. Canaday. James, deceased. Carter, Elizabeth, deceased. Hanson. John. Haworth, Charles. Georgetown. Hewitt. Harney, Forrest. Howell. Nina Crum. Detroit, Mich. Neil. Ershal Stark, Ridgefarm. Richards, Claudin Yoho. Muskeqon, Mich. O'Herron. Rosalie. Georgetown. Rice. Jane Adams. Powell. Ethel Sherman. Deceased. Smith. Herschel. Westville. Smith. Clara Camp. Spang, Charles. Georgetown. Sprouls. Carrie Barr. Georgetown. Woodruff. Ruth Hayward. Georgetown. 1920 Brooks. Flossie L. Buskirk. Trilla Thornton. Westville. Dunton. Reba Moore. Los Angeles. Calif. Enos Mary Haworth. Danville. Fry. Glennia Lyons. St. Petersburg, Fla. 35 Hopkins, Elsie Bouton. Georgetown. Hunley, Clifford, Danville. Lenhart, Harry W., Georgetown. Leverenz, Mable Moses, Danville. Livingston. Charlotte. Chicaqo. Martin, Alma Sprouts. Georgetown. Morris. Delbert, B., Rushville, Ind. Mitchell. Ruby Smith. Morrison, I la Craney, Danville. Paxton, Ernest. Danville. Richardson, Omer, Georgetown. Satterfield, Lee. Gary. W. Va. Satterfield. Bessie Jenkins. Gary. W. Va. Schmidt. Dorothy Clift. Detroit, Mich. Hewitt, Olive Snapp, Forrest. Taylor. Mary H. Unverferth, Otto F. White, Marie Sandusky. W. Lebanon. Ind. 1921 Bratton. Paul. Brown, George. Georgetown. Butcher, Herman, Georgetown. Clark, Mary, Georgetown. Hanson. Edwin, Westvillo. Hayward. Paul. Georgetown. Moore, Dale. Georgetown. Myers, Maude Rucker. Champaign. Richardson. Etna Stephenson. Danville. Ritchie. Harold. Chicago. Shoemaker. Charles. Sprouls, Louise Gorham. Paris. Steele. George, Youngstown, O. Underwood. Dale, Gary, W. Va. Unverferth, Henry, deceased. 1922 Clifton. Luda G. Barr. Georgetown. Cornelius. Robert. Champaign. Cromwell. Sarah Young, Georgetown. Dunivan, Lester, Gary. Ind. Edmonds. Denzel. Kelley Field. Texas. Freeland, Ethel Muncey, Baltimore. Md. Hall. Ira. Philadelphia. Pa. Jenkins. Thomas. Lyon. Earl. Ridgefarm. Lyon. Jotham. Chicago. Liggett. Lela Richardson. Monticello. Macklin. Orville. Georgetown. Mayor. Thelma Jones. Morris. Eulah. Mingee. Frances. Potomac. Powell. Alta. Marr, Geneva Rees, Georgetown. Richie. Emma Keenan. Georgetown. Rucker. Dovie Parker. Georgetown. Stedman. Mable Richardson. Gary. W. Va. Schecter. Kenneth. Georgetown. Snyder. Fred. Deceased. Snyder. Lois Satterfield. Georgetown. Sprouls. Effle Pribble, Danville. Stark. Horace. Georgetown. Tharp, Robert. Georgetown. Thornton, Herbert. Waters. Margaret Smith. Sunman, Ind. 1923 Gifford. Edna Barr. Mt. Carrol. Black. Doris, Douners Grove. Dornblaser. Carlos, Covington. Ind. James. Leola Hinton. Muncey. Ruth Malone. Edwardsville. McMahon. Edward. Kingsport. Tenn. McMaster. Clarence, deceased. Corbett. Belva Moore. Oklahoma City, Okla. Patterson. Ivan. Detroit, Mich. Richardson, Gladys Strader. Georgetown. Smith, Mary. Snapp, Orville, Georgetown. Snapp, Robert. Coles. Marie Snyder, Lake Worth, Fla. Tharp, Emma Mills. Georgetown. Thomas. Leo. Taylorville. Ward, Bernard. Danville. Whitaker, Ray. Ridgefarm. 1924 Backus, Lorene, Chicago. Bratton, Dale. Charleston. Byerley, Marie Miller, Catlin. Clark, Oren P., Gary, W. Va. Clifton, Martha. Chendel. Grace Haworth. Los Angeles, Calif. Davis, Claude, Chicago. Easley. Earl. Edwards, Ben. Georgetown. Emory, Harold. Georgetown. Enos. Russell. Danville. Fultz. Ruth. Goss, Clyde, Georgetown. Hayward. Maxine Smith. Kilby, Odie. Ohio. Miller. Frances Bantz, Rockville. Ind. Carrington. Garnet. Miller. Georgetown. Neubert, Gladys Lewis, Ridgefarm. Pribble. Celiea. Elkhart. Ind. Radomski, Alex. New York City. Radowski, Ruby Davenport. Chicago. Reed. Gladys Pringle, Michigan City, Ind. Eckle. Faye Snyder. Indianola. Sprouls, Harris Maude. Georgetown. St. Clair. Victoria Hart. Stedman. Russell, Chicago. Stevens. Lester K., Gary. W. Va. Warren. Marie, Indianapolis. Ind. 1925 Muncy. Helen Black, Taylorville. Campbell. Florence Byreley, Peoria. Clark, lola. Washington. D. C. Black. Elizabeth Dinsmore. Georgetown. Donley. Arnold, deceased. Green. John. Chicago. Hubbard. Dale, Rochelle. Humrichouse. J. Warren. Georgetown. Jones. Lester. Boswell. Ind. Lenhart, Margaret. Georgetown. Martin. Frederick. Los Angeles. Calif. McMahon, Mary, Allentown, Pa. McMillan. Gale, Columbus, Ohio. Mitchell, Harry, Akron. Ohio. Muncy. Marion. Taylorville. Nerancy, Louise Miller. Nale, Raymond, Chicago. Parker. Sudie, Danville. Peck. Lelia. Georgetown. Perkins, Audrey Cobble. Georgetown, Ramey. Mildred, Georgetown. Burgoyne. Marie Ramsey, Georgetown. Shutes, Mable Parks. Smith, William, Danville. 36 1926 Burgoyne, Phijjip, Georgetown. Barr, Russell. Clift. Robert. Georgetown. Clift. Louis. Texas. Davos. Priscilla Arthur. Chicago. Dulce. Ora Belle. Emory Clark, deceased. Edmonds. Joseph. Dayton. Ohio. Elliot, Mable. Catlin. McMaster. Florence. Detroit. Cannada. Helen Holaday. Washington. D. C. Harmon. Millard. Chicago. Lewis. Guy, Eugene, Ind. Maloy. Mavin. Washington. Rees. Mary Louise. Georgetown. Richards. Mary. Gardner, Josephine Smith. Georgetown. Stark, Maybelle Emory, Georgetown. Varner. Marie Baum, deceased. Willison, Paul Farmer. Ridgefarm. Thornton. Vivian. Youmans. Helen, Champaign. 1927 Blakney. Mabel Bunch. Taylorvilb. Starr, Lelia Burgoyne. Muskegon, Mich. Mills, Lois Black. Georgetown. Lyons. Doris Brazelton. Georgetown. Mahoney, Doris Claywell. Georgetown. Cahoon. Rex. Georgetown. Derririger. Ruby. Covington. Ind. Dailida. Anna. Chicago. Davis, Thelma. Danville. Dillon. Zela Emory. Chicago. Galbreath, Verdie, Georgetown. Galyen. Mabel, Georgetown. Lea. Gladys Goss. Lynch, Ky. Loving, Lester, Louisville, Ky. McGee, Harold. Danville. Gudauskas. Lida, Chicago. Houghton, Frances. Georgetown. McMillan. Love. Georgetown. Mills, Paul, Logansport. Ind. Morris. Florence E. Miller. Canton. Morris. Howard. Canton. Niziolkiewicz. Mary. Chicago. Ramey. John, Chicago. Richards, Edna. Buffalo. N. Y. Kendall. Wilma Schaefer. Hollywood, Calif. Spicer. Verlin, Georgetown. Stark. Verlin. Georgetown. Starr, Elmer. Muskegan. Mich. Stevenson. Mildred. Tucker. .William, Georgetown. Van F'bet, Myrtle Goss. Indianola. 1928 LeCount. Hazel Brown, Vermillion Grove. Baum, Elizabeth. Joliet. Brookshier, Norwood. Westville. Baldwin, Max E.. Georgetown. Moreland. Dorothy Chandler, Indianola. Chandler. Harold. Chicago. Lawrence. Wanda Chandler. Georgetown. De Barba. Harry A., Georgetown. Gallez. John, Georgetown. Hawkins, Ona F., Los Angeles. Calif. Hickman, Helen. Chicago. Jaggers. Russell. Toledo. Ohio. Hermling. Elizabeth M. Kendall. Danville. LeCount, Glen. Vermillion Grove. Loving. Chester. Lynch, Ky. Lawlyes. Cecil, Georgetown. Madden, Noble. Georgetown. Martin. Louise Jones. Georgetown. Edmonds. M. Catharine Myers. LePorte. Ind. Owens. Frank. Richards, Vernon. Chicago. Robinett, Dale. Georgetown. Radomski. Fanstyna. Chicago. Sheets. Lyie. Georgetown. Savage. Raymond. Muskegon. Mich. Abbott, Ruth Strader, Georgetown. Spicer, Lillian, Danville. Stephenson, Homer. Thomas. Alta. Catlin. Underwood, Kenneth. Gary. W. Va. Underwood. Kermit. Wodetski. Louise K. Williams, Danville. 1929 Reid. Bruell. Steeple, Alma Hess. Cincinnati, Ohio. Margan. John, deceased. Bodart. Ruth Howard. Georgetown. Crawford. Adelaide. Georgetown. Stahl. Merril. Velikis. Joe. Centralia. Wyer. Ruby. Georgetown. Stedman. Mildred. Sioux City. Iowa. Schaefer. Willard. Georgetown. Edmonds. Otis D.. La Porte. Ind. McMahon. Katherine. Georgetown. Fazekas. Margaret. Chicago. Morgan. Bernard. Georgetown. Davenport. Ray. Assumption. McCarty. Vivian. Georgetown. Cornelius, Ruth, Champaign. Frazier. Orth. Chicago. Sanks. Ralph. Danville. Alkire. Susie Wilson, Terre Haute. Ind. Sprowls. Raymond. Georgetown. Knox. Howard, Indianapolis, Ind. Galyen. Selma Richards. Georgetown. Smith. Durward. Georgetown. Paradiso, Santo. Westville. Morqan. Dorothy Burd. Georgetown. Nield. Irene Morris. Georgetown. Davenport. Russell. Paris. Thomas. Howard, Danville. Alwine, Catherine Kendall. Danville. Thomas. Thelma. Catlin. Warner. Roy, Georgetown. 1930 Chapman, Robert, Westville. Leonard. Elmer. Georgetown. Stark. Harmon. Georgetown. Williams. Ivan. Georgetown. Flora. Homer. Ridgefarm. Galyen, Paul. Georgetown. Chantos, Steve. Hegeler. Miller. Mark, Georgetown. Elliot, Theodore. Westville. Morris. Homer. Canton. Grubb. Donald. Georgetown. Henry. Wayne. Morris. Reid, Dwight, Taylorville. Mahoney. Joe. Georgetown. Sawicki, Halary. Muncie. Ind. Emory. Howard. Danville. 37 Moore. William. Danville. Wilson. Letha. Hahn. Margaret Chapman. Lewman. Helen, deceased. Miller. Mildred Alabough, Georgetown. Haney. Nelle. Georgetown. Reiffet, Naomi Colvin. Georgetown. Lacey. Alice. Mantino. Sandusky. Mary Alice. Westville. Chantos. Mary. Georgetown. Goleynski. Flossie Carrington, Georgetown. Thornton, Edith. Hinton. Lucille. Catlin. Jackson. Edith Haworth, Sided. Powell. Mary. Georgetown. Musick, Bornice Houghton. Detroit. Mich. Runyan. Mildred Wells. Danville. LeCount. Nellie Porter. Taylorville. Cook. Olive Lancaster. Georgteown. Puzey. Margaret Richards. Catlin. Rice. Pauline. Georgetown. Niziolkiewicz. Helen. Chicago. Funk. Clara Zielinski. Rossville. Pollack. Ruby Ramsey. Chicago. Parker, Onabelle Moody. Georgetown. 1931 Allen. Mary Edith. Miller, Jean Almy, Peoria. Boggess. Mildred. Sprowls, Virgie. deceased. Kotcher. An na Bradouski, Georgetown. DePau. Winifred Burd. Chicaqo. Byerley. Russell. Georgetown. Dietkus. Lucey. Georgetown. Dukes. Katie, deceased. Duncan, Wayne. Fairmount. Erickson. Lyle. Georgetown. Galyen, Lucille Hughes. Georgetown. Gookin, Kenneth. Olivet. Gorman. Joe. deceased. Haney. Donald. Taylorville. Porter, Mary Mae Hill. Georgetown. Grubb. Garnet Halstine. Georgetown. Hreha. Mary. Chicago. Jones. Maxwell, Olivet. Hibble. Rosalie Lenhart. Danville. Gudauskus. Ruth Madden. Georgetown. Lewis. Frania Nier. Danville. Johnson. Doris Scott, Georgetown. Brown. Elizabeth Tucker. Georgetown. Velikis. Walter. Gerogetown. Warren. Bob. Georgetown. Bunch. Bouna Yoho. Harlan. Ky. Seprinis. Oleta Morris. Detroit. Mich. Crum, Kenneth. Georgetown. Devore. Orville. Georgetown. Gudauskas. Frances. Springfield. Hoth. June, Danville. LeCount. Vera. Moffitt. Carl. Georgetown. Morris. Dick. Chicago. Paradiso, Lebusana, Georgetown. Savage. Leo, Muskegon. Mich. Sprouls, Virgie. Georgetown. Stasavich. Clarence. Hickory. N. C. Emory. Hazel Wyer. Georgetown. 1932 Almy Lois, Georgetown. Androusky. Frank. Chicago. Anuzis. John. Westville. Baldwin. Perry. Georgetown. . Binkley. Francis. Ridgefarm. Thatcher. Mary Clifton, Decatur. Cobble. James. Westville. Cravens, Dorothy. Danville. Cravens. Royce. Scottsburgh. Ind. Cawdill. Jean Cunningham. Georgetown. Donaldson. Thomas. Georgetown. Mendenhall. Martha Driskell, Georgetown. Girdauskas. Helen. Georgetown. Henry. Joseph. Chicago. Hill. Mary Mae. Georgetown. Johnson. Mary. Lamont. Nellie. Elgin. Lewman. Robert. Decatur. Middlemas. Walter. Georgetown. Mitchell. Anna Lee. Akron. Ohio. Gilespy. Helen Morgan. Paradiso. Santo. Georgetown. Miller. Lorena Parson. Chicago. Payne. Lucille. Humrick. Sanders. George. Georgetown. Sandusky. Hazel Dell, Westville. Scott, Esther, deceased. Vogt. Olive Snook. Georgetown. Snider. Stephanie. Strophus. Tony. Georgetown. Testa. Alvin. Georgetown. Testa. John, San Diego. Calif. Warner. Elizabeth. Georgetown. Mahoney, Katherine Becker. Georgetown. Malkus. Lula Bosley. Georgetown. Williams. Stella Cauginitis. Georgetown. Warren. Lois Emory. Georgetown. Morrison. Goldie Shrout, Kokomo. Ind. Morrison. Charles. Georgetown. Parkes. Eunice Richardson. Georgetown. Smith. Nellie. Chicago. Snook. Elmo. Danville. Strader, Ralph. Chicago. Rees. Mable Thornton. Terre Haute. Ind. 1933 Galyon, Ruby Billings. Georgetown. Stoutin, Eleanor Black. Sided. Bock. Mary, Danville. Boggess. Russell. Georgetown. Brooks. Dalton. Muskegon. Mich. Readnour. Josephine Camarata. Georgetown. Chandler. Harlan. Chicago. Clark. Harry. Indianapolis. Ind. Carney. Eloise Coate, Georgetown. Fazekas. Eugene. Grand Haven. Mich. Gorman. Arthur Harold. Georgetown. Hagenson, Elizabeth. Boswell. Ind. Hall. Ernest. U. S. Navy. Rogers, Emily Lou Haney. Georgetown. Haworth. Robert. Danville. Knox. Ruth Haworth, Springfield. Ohio. Holaday. William. Georgetown. Howard. Jack. Georgetown. Hreha. Andy. Georgetown. Hubbard. Therle. Danville. Jones. Ellen. Westville. Klink, Arthur. Georgetown. Klink. Paul. Georgetown. Lewandowski, Felix, Georgetown. Lyon. Irene. Georgetown. Maskel, Frank. Georgetown. 39 Moody. Donald. Georgetown. Neild, Richard. Georgetown. Patterson. Marion. Georgetown. Parke. William. Georgetown. Radomski. Jimmy, deceased. Ramey, Clara. Georgetown. Readnour, Robert. Georgetown. Rice. Charles. Westville. Richards, Otis. Georgetown. Rodenbush. Robert, Georgetown. Bush. June Sanders. Danville. Scott. Stanley. Georgetown. Sungail. Anna Shelako. Georgetown. Stephenson. Evelyn. New York City. Stimac. John, Georgetown. Thornton, Kenneth. Georgetown. Tutlis, Willie. Muskegon, Mich. Vettorel. Lena, Georgetown. Warren, Alma, Georgetown. Middlemas. Dorothy Brooks. Georgetown. 1934 Androski, Joe. Grites, Mary Anuzis, Georgetown. Baldwin. Ray. Danville. Fuel. Elizabeth Bennett, Vermilion Grove. Biava. Irma Mae. Westville. Billings. Florence. Blayney, Mary Jane, Indianapolis, Ind. Johnson. Frances Bradouski. Chicago. Rutan. Eunice Brazelton. Bismark. Brookshier. Orval, Chicago. Cobbel. Eugene. Savage, Elizabeth Cope. Muskegon, Mich. Hall. Eunice Cornwell, Georgetown. Donaldson, Billy. Georgetown. Duncan. Rosemond. Georgetown. Finney. Alfrieda. Georgetown. Gonsowsky. Felix. Marines. Gudauskus, Pete. Georgetown. Haworth, William, Georgetown. Hawkins. Reva, Los Angeles. Calif. Hayes. Richard. Georgetown. Lewman, Jeannette Henry, Danville. Hubbard. Rachel, Georgetown. Gannon, Erschel Hughes. Georgetown. Lacey. Kenneth. Georgetown. Lewman, Ralph. Danville. Lewman. Russel. Deceased. Lindley. Ruth. Ridgefarm. Lopienski. Anna. Chicago. Moore. Robert. Rantoul. Weaver, Edwina Morgan, Danville. Scott. Elizabeth Morgan. Danville. Morris. Catherine, Chicago. Maskel. Hazel, Morrison. Miziolkiewiez. Frances. Chicago. Paradiso. Sam, Georgetown. Parke. Cassandra, New York. N. Y. Parke. Franklin. Georgetown. Pinter. Joe, Georgetown. Downing, Alice Richards. Danville. Richardson, Woodrow. Georgetown. Rodenbush, Emma. Georgetown. Patten, Elizabeth Sanders. Potomac. Sheets, June. Georgetown. Smith. Clyde. Georgetown. Stasavich. Jennie. Georgetown. Tanzey. Frances. Georgetown. Tanzey. Thresa. Georgetown. Tintorri, Louis, Georgetown. Tintorri, Marion. Georgetown. Ward. Paul, Danville. White, William. Peoria. Williams, Erwin. Gary. Ind. 1935 Baranowski. Joe, Georgetown. Morgan. Helen Chandler. Georgetown. Bromley. James. Georgetown. Clifton. Dovie. Danville. Tucker, Duralee. Georgetown. Boggess, Howard, Georgetown. Chow. Lcrene. Georgetown. Dietkus, Charles, Georgetown. Collom, James. Olivet. Nier, Mary Hart, Georgetown. Blakeney, Ruth Downing. Monmouth. Finney. James. Georgetown. Haworth. Dean, Springfield. Ohio. Haas, Theodore. Danville. Camarata. Samuel, Westville. Haworth, Catherine, Georgetown. Girdauskas, Joe. Georgetown. Hreha, Helen, Georgetown. Hayes. Robert. Georgetown. Cawhorn. Imogean Jones, Oakwood. Houghton. Raymond. Georgetown. Keller. Dolores. Paris. Hubbard. John. Georgetown. Lacey. Florence, Georgetown. Lewman, Mary Catherine, Georgetown. Klink, Willard. Georgetown. Lindley. Audrey, Ridgefarm. Mikulski, Johnnie. Georgetown. Murphy, Jimmie, Texas. Allen, Viola Nield. Indianola. Read. Walter, Rockville. Gulian, Sylvia Paradiso. Georgetown. Powell. Thomas. Georgetown. Kiningham, Elizabeth Ramey. Chicago. Parke. Richard. Georgetown. Rice. Josephine. Georgetown. Wolcott, Leo. Georgetown. Sheets. Jane, Georgetown. Snapp. Eugene. Georgetown. Snyder, Elizabeth. Snyder. Helen. Stevenson. Wayne. Georgetown. Testa. Loretta, Georgetown. Stimac, Tony. Georgetown. Champion. Paul. Vincent, Helen. Westville. Wojick, Helen, Georgetown. Jones. Helen Wells. Georgetown. Martin, Carl. 1936 Austin. Coreatha. Georgetown. Baranouski, Stella. Goergetown. Becker, Charlotte, Georgetown. Bennett, Josephine. Georgetown. Black, Dwight, Westville. Bouton, Harold, Georgetown. Gardner, Gertrude Coan, Danville. Collom. Winifred. Georgetown. Cornwell. Ruth. Georgetown. Cox, John. Georgetown. Davis. Russell. Ridgefarm. Widman. Susan Edmonds. Westville. Edwards, James. Georgetown. Elder. Robert, Georgetown. 39 Emory, Ruthmary, Belleville. Emory, Vance. Georgetown. Frazier, George. Georgetown. Gloss. John. Georgetown. Gorham, Maude. Georgetown. Rodenbush. Esther Haworth. Georgetown. Haworth. John. Georgetown. Herren. Helen. Georgetown. Gerrib, Henrietta Herzog. Westville. Nier, Elosie Ireland. Georgetown. Kaluza. Steve. Westville. Knight. Louise Jenkins. Georgetown. Kerans. Ralph. Georgetown. Knox. James. Chicago. Kotcher. George. Westville. Lementovich, Tony, Dayton, Ohio. Middlemas, Charles, Georgetown. Dugas, Mary Mahoney. Georgetown. Morris. Dale, Georgetown. Moyis. Herman. Georgetown. Nale. Charles. Chicago. Patten, Roy, Danville. Paxton. Lloyd. Georgetown. Peel. Juanita, Georgetown. Robinett, Helen, Georgetown. Bishop. Mary Jane Sanders, Champagin. Scott. Bernice. Georgetown. Smith, Catherine. Chicago. Smith. Chester. Rantoul. Smith, Helen. Georgetown. Smith, Louise. Smith. Virginia. Olivet. Sparks. Ellis. Westville. Speranza. Loretta. Danville. Stockard. Betty, Georgetown. Refflt, Elaine Sykes. Georgetown. Tintorri. James. Georgetown. Tutlis, Eugene. Navy. Williams. Wilma. Georgetown. Synonski. Mar|orie Williamson, Hegeler. Zielinski. Henry, Rantoul. 1937 Alexander. Hazel. Georgetown. Almy. Gordon. Indianola. Biava. Mario, Westville. Boggess. Lola May. Georgetown. Bromley. Curtis. Georgetown. Brown, Georgia, Georgetown. Sanders. Mary Carrigan. Georgetown. Chandler, Doris. Georgetown. Coan. Maxine Cunningham, Danville. Ellis, Cordelia, Georgetown. Arnholt, Edna Fix, Danville. Fogleman, Robert. Ridgefarm. Foster. Eugene. West Point. Foster. Llyod. West Point. Galbreath, Margaret, Georgetown. Goodner. Charles, Georgetown. Hagenson. Glenn. Watseka. Holmes. Juanita. Chicago. Hubbard. Pearl, Georgetown. Ward. Eileen James. Danville. Szilogyi, Martha Anne Johnson. Gary, W. Va. Lewis. James. Georgetown. Lewis. Louella, Lake View Hospital. Lewis. Marybelle. Hillsboro. Mackilin, Helen. Georgetown. McNeese, Gladys. Georgetown. In case there are any errors in the list of Alu School. Georgetown. Illinois. Moffitt. Azilee. Georgetown. Morris. Herbert, Georgetown. Morrison, Robert, Georgetown. Neild. John, Georgetown. Niziolkiewicz. Franklin. Georgetown. 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