Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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SOPHOMORE GIRLS Bottom Ron.' Eileen Win la ml. Klsia Morgan, Jacqueline Rohour. Geraldine Williams, Marjorie Mollett, Hetty Mill, Mary Carolyn Wo'ff, Norma June Molbtt. Second Rote—Jo I,ee Defoe, Margaret Hlytlie, Frances Prosnikar, l.eola Miller, Hetty Ann Lawlycs, Heverly l.enhart, Katherine Moore. Velma Claik, June Richardson. Third Rite—Charlotte Onley, Mis.- Henderson, Adviser, Dora McCoy, Adeline Mcknight, Helena Chow, Fern Whitlock. Mildred MoHett. Mae ILdgcs, Pansy Campbell. Naomi York, Johanna Rutkowski. Fourth Row Lorraine Neuhert, Either ('ook. Helen Smith, Wanda Zielinski, Carmen Williams, Dorothy Golcynski. Lleanor Dawson. Back Row—Blent ice Church. Wava Downing, June Lanter. Norma Grimes, Evelyn Lindherg, Wilma Gaddis, Helen Hawkins, Dorothy Keians. SOPHOMORE BOVS Bottom Rote—Junior Higgle. Daniel Liddell. Floyd Hutcher, Henry Chrostowski, Walter Hush, Clifford Pribble, Kenneth Grider. Second Rote—Robert Hart, Ferdinand Smith, Wayne Howard. Dale Hewitt, John Hittlet, Henry Cebulski, Charles Kern. Edward Gonsowski. Third Rote—James Ducll, Melvin Wilson. James Edwards, Melvin Fee or, Jack Elliott. Russel Morrison, Middleton Hrookshicr. Fourth Rote Robert Van Loon, Walter Williford. Everett Sandusky, Jr., Richard Heavier, Roy Marriage, Don Martin, Robert Grider. Back Rote—Gene Felgenhauer, Don Dukes, Donald Morris, Don Rice, Homer Cornwell, Hob Sanders, Norris I’axton. rave Twenty-nine

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Owt G-taiA 1944 President—Don Martin Vice-President—Beverly Lenbart Secretary-Treasurer—Geraldine W illiams Here’s to all the Sophomores, Of dear old G.H.S. Though other classes may be good, Sophomores are the best. The Freshmen, they all sit hack, And don’t have any fun. But Sophomores, they’re full of joy, Until the day is done. The Juniors, they think they are smart. Because they’re a step ahead, But if you look at the failing list, You’ll see they have more in red. Maybe some things I have said, Should be put to a test. But show me just a single class. That doesn’t think it’s the best! —Velina C lark, ’44 i---- r i A,uta-q,fiaphk Page Twenty-eight

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Oaaa QLaAk 1945 President—Dean Smith Vice-President—Charlotte Maskel Secretary-Treasurer—Jean Richards i ■•--»« -1 Listen, my classmates, and you shall hear, Not of the ride of Paul Revere, But of the arrival of the Freshman class, With many a brave lad and bonny lass. We came, and welcome were we made. We found our way around, with the aid Of the rest of the school. We were rowdy, too— But when you were a Freshman, so were you! Now, after a year in Georgetown High, Enthusiastically we cry: “Georgetown High, with your purple and white, Will shine in our memories, ever more bright!” —Geneva Fallen, '45 AutagAapPib Pat 1- Thirty