Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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THOMAS I. ENDSLEY, B.Ed. Eastern Illinois State Teachers College Industrial Arts Assistant Football, Basketball Coach CATHERINE A. HAWORTH, B.S. Eureka College, University of Illinois English Librarian GEORGIA HENDERSON, B.S., IXI.S. Earlham College, University of Illinois, University of NVyoming Geometry, Algebra, Advanced Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser FRANCES KELLER, B.-S. Northwestern University, Illinois -State Nor- mal University, University of Buffalo, Brad- ley Polytechnic Institute Biology, World History F A C UELETI Y VIRGINIA BORDERS, B.Ed. Eastern Illinois State Teachers College Typing, Shorthand G.A.A. Adviser Resigned October 12, 1945 IVAN C. BURCH, B.S., M.S. Missouri University, South Dakota School of Technology, Indiana University. Physics, Mechanical Drawing, Boys' Phys- ical Education Football, Basketball, Track Coach MARY CLARK, AB. Earlham College, Illinois State Normal University, University of Colorado Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing, General Business Senior Class Adviser, Bookstore Sponsor. BEATRICE DAVENPORT, B.S. University of Illinois Home Economics Glorious Teens Adviser Resigned November I, 1945 Page Six

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Page Five X PRINCIPAL GLENN A. DE LAND, B.Ed., MA. Illinois State Normal University University of Illinois Economics Civics Student Council SENIORS OF 1946: You have the privilege, unlike several preceding classes, of graduating from high school into a world at peace. Accordingly, it is your good fortune to be able to make plans for your future with some degree of certainty. The problems and confusion that remain as an aftermath and as an outcome of war may lead you to believe that if the world can manage to avoid vvar, men will be able to work out all other problems with some degree of satisfaction. It is almost certain that regardless of the kind of social, economic and polit- ical controls that may prevail, those people will fare best who are capable, ener- getic and Well prepared. The thing we can predict with the highest degree of cer- tainty is that the years ahead are going to require sober-minded and clear-thinking people. America's graduates of 1946 are going to be very much involved in the affairs of the world during the next half century. Momentous problems and decisions are to be confronted. lt is fearful to reliect upon the outcome which may result from your approach to these problems. That you may lind wisdom and guidance in this great responsibility is the hope of YOUR PRINCIPAL, E, HL

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FACULTY ELINOR LEIGH, B.Ed. Illinois State Normal University American History, English ' Speech Contest Coach, Director of Dramatics, Freshman Class Adviser MARVELLEE MICHEL, B.S. James Millikin University, University of Illi- nois Band, Chorus, Girls' Physical Education G-.A.A. Adviser ALICE E. REES, A.B,, AAI, Earlham College, University of Illinois, Columbia University Latin, English junior Class Adviser, Newspaper NELSON C. SMITH, BS. University of Illinois, James Millikin Unil versity Agriculture F.F.A. Adviser Page Seven V MARTHA VVOLVERTON, B.S. Illinois State Normal University, Gregg Business College, Westerii Kentucky State Teachers College, Indiana State Teachers College Typing, Shorthand DONNA K. VVURMNEST, B.S. Eureka College, University of Illinois Home Economics F.H.A. Adviser HELEN SIIITII Secretary