Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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CLASS OF 1945 Page Twenty-nine

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19 Front Row—Helen Baldwin, Josephine Thompson, Beverly Edmonds, Norma W illiams, De-lores Richards, Margaret Thornton, Lucille Allen, Delpha Cravens, Irene Kocanda, Helen Chantos, Mary Lou Walls. Second Row—Carrie Summerville, Delores Cornwell, Patricia Scott, Betty Carrigan, Garnet Barton, Ilene Blythe, Irena Cook, Thelma Smith, Geneva Fullcn, Alberta Robertson, Evelyn Pepping. Third Rpw—Gcovina Cimino, Doris Shaffer, Lois Sherer, Mary Robertson, Patricia Brooks, Charlotte Maskel, Wanda Crook, Joan Miller, Vivian Barton, Lottie Mikulski, Lela Hale. Back Row—Patricia Sprouls, Ruby Marriage, Mary Richardson, Rosalie Walker, Dixie Morris, Mary Jane Kern, Mary Fratick, Betty Guthrie, Carol Donaldson, Barbara Smith. 45 Front Roto—Richard Chow, Donald Estes, Joe Cook, Byron Mechalas, Kenneth Dawson, Bronston Austin, Bobby Erickson, Robert Boggess, Henry Lopinski, Clyde Carrigan, Curtis Walker. Second Row—Edward Long, George Camarata, Albert Charles, Harold Gannon, Wayne Maloy, Don Smith, John Sleva, Billy Joe Lewis, Lloyd Lambert, Ronald Small. Third Row—Melvin Bonebrake, Junior Parke, Jack Sanders, Leo Yoho, Wilbur Richie, Clarence Maskel, Gene Hayward, Jackie Sheppard, Eugene Mollett, Charles Ellis, Norman Jenkins. Back Row—Keith Perkins, Maurice Haworth, Lou Edwards, George Gardner, Lewis Galyen, Philip Greene, Keith Sandy, Stanley Buyno, Dean Smith, Kenneth Pribble, Russell Richards.

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CLASS OF 1946 President......John Howald Pice-President........Tom Kovanic Secretary-Treasurer....Florence Kotchkr Although we are the freshmen And people call us green. Our class is one of the best That ever will be seen. We’re always on time at school. We do what we think is right. We always help the others And seldom do we light. Hut we would all feel better I f there were more things we could do. Why don’t we have a chance To work like the rest of you? When we get our diplomas, In nineteen forty-six, You’ll see we’re not green kids— We’ll show you all the tricks. And when we’re out of school, Gone from dear old G. H. S., We’ll look back upon it And know that it’s the best. Florence Kotchkr, ’46. (A letter to Georgie Hi Schooler from his brother Butch) In Science Class, 3 :20, Friday P.M. Dear Georgie: Well, how’s the little buck private? Still on K.P.? I hope not, but if you are, there’s really not much I can do about it, I’m afraid. Do you remember how you called me “green little freshie”? Maybe freshies are green but we’re doing all right by ourselves. To begin with, I think you should know that John Howald is our president, Tom Kovanic, our vice-president, and Florence Kotcher, our secretary-treasurer. Also our executive committee consists of Lu Anne Elder, Barbara Holmes and Dorothy Lenhart. Bobby Haworth was elected as our freshman representative on the Student Council. Paul Martin was elected for the Sportsmanship committee. He was also the only freshman to win a Buffalo award tor football. Betty Steinfeldt and Audrey Woodard were appointed as representatives on the Buffalo Staff, and boy! you should see our nifty twirlers! Alice Maudlin, our redhead, gave a reading entitled “Anne of Green Gables” for an assembly program and she also made us proud of her in the Speech Contest when she gave her comedy reading. Say! you should see the cute girl that just came from Indiana. All the boys wanted to know her name, but I found out that it was Donnis Stark. You can see I like high school fine. The only trouble is they run out of candy bars too often. But I suppose you fellows are getting fat on them, so we won’t kick. You see your old Alma Mater would have a hard time getting along without us. After all, somebody has to be the goat. Here’s hoping you are the same, “Butch.” Page Thirty