Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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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.

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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

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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