Georgetown High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Georgetown, IL)

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Library Clerk Clarice Tintorri Pet Peeve: Impatience (in other people) Hobbies: Poetry, Camping Cooks Johanna Gudauskas, Pet Peeve: Students who are in the lunch line without lunch tickets. Sonna Hart, Pet Peeve: Students who knock on the lunch counter with coins for service. Jennie L. Lewis, Pet Peeve: People who throw plates through the dirty dish window. Charlene Wilson, Pet Peeve: People who put silverware in the garbage. Not Pictured: Pat Bian-chetla. Custodians Above: Elmo W. Underwood, Pet Peeve: Teachers who have so many peeves and Cub fans. Hobbies: Sports and recording music. Above right: Orville Svkes, Hobby: Fishing Permanent Substitute and Health Teacher Joseph A. Hall, B.S. from Northern Illinois University. Hobby: Golf. 12

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Varsity Volleyball Front: May Pionek; Darla Burgoyne; Kim Dalidc; Lori Pasley; Cuba Smith; JoEllen Paltridge. Second Row: Lonna Bildilli, Stat: Ruth Bardell, Stat: Anita Conrad; Betsy Lambert; Kathy Lanter; Teresa Winland; Diane Whitman, Manager; Back: Ms. McCullough, Coach OPPONENT SCORE GEORGETOWN Gibson City 20-11-20 5-20-4 Paxton 20-20 11-4 Schlarman 20-20 10-13 Homer 1-13 20-20 Watseka 20-20 9-13 Bismarck 16-20-20 20-9-12 Hoopeston 20-20 3-8 St. Joe 21-4-20 19-20-12 Chrisman 20-20 5-9 Chrisman 15-20-20 20-7-13 Paxton 20-19-20 9-21-5 Gibson City 20-20 13-2 Schlarman 17-3 20-20 Watseka 20-20 5-10 Westville 20-13-8 15-20-20 Hoopeston 20-20 0-14 Armstrong 13-20-15 20-6-20 Bismarck 13-21-17 20-19-20 Schlarman 20-15-20 6-20-8 Volleyball came to GHS for the first time in 1978. Starting with little knowledge of competitive volleyball. 24 ladies began to learn how to play exciting volleyball. Throughout the season the Buffalo Bumpers showed steady improvement. Gradually both teams developed a distinct style of team play. Captained by Cher re Lanter, the Junior Varsity compiled six match victories and 11 losses. The ladies awarded Cherre Lanter the most valuable player. Mary Buyno received the most improved player award. The Varsity experienced the agony of losing a lot of matches after winning the first or second game of the match. Finally the many practice hours were rewarded with defeats of Schlarman, Westville, Armstrong, and Bismarck. The tournament team of Conrad, Dalide, K. Lanter, Pionek, Lambert, Pasley, C. Lanter, M. Buyno, and Kauffman finished second in the District Tournament. Awards were presented to Captain Anita Conrad-Most Points Scored; Kim Dalide-Most Valuable Player; May Pionek-Coach’s Award; Lori Pasley and Betsy Lambert-Most Improved Players. Coach McCullough 14