Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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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.

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 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

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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