Gilman High School - Owl Yearbook (Gilman, IL)

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, 1 2 f f ' f fl lv A leg .lunuor Closs Hustory ln September l932 lne smartest freshman class that C C H S has ever seen or ever wull see clumbed the staurs and selected theur seats on the west sude of the study hall How doth the busy luttle fly Improve each shunung munute9 He Suts upon the freshman s head And wonders what us un ut No one wondered what was un our heads The others knew by our actuons that we held an excessuve amount of gray matter We were so smart that none of us got unto the wrong classroom or stood up when asked to recute The freshmen gurls learned the culunary arts wuth the help of Muss Alford The whute sauce was often lumpy one demure luttle lassue had to make sev eral pues before hers had reached perfectuon and two other gurls played catch wuth some buscuuts but nevertheless we had a good tume whule learn ung to cook Several of our classmates were elected to uoun the F S A A quute a few were reporters for the Megaphone and many of the boys went out for foot ball and basketball Our Curls Basketball team won second place un the Inter class tournament There were forty two of us and under the guudance of Donna Walker as class presudent Edna Freutag vuce presudent Rosemary Sweeney secretary treasurer and Muss Muller as class sponsor we sauled through our freshman year wuth no mushaps Mrs Burke was our class sponsor untul she moved away and then Mr Tarpley took her place lulua Herron was the class presudent Edna Freutag vuce presudent and Louuse Kersey was the secretary and treasurer fudent that we could steer the uunuor shup Thus year we are the smallest class un the school there beung only thurty nune of us But don t worry' What we lack un quantuty we make up un qualuty We are a fast and peppy bunch and really keep thungs buzzung around the school Our class play The Tun Hero was a whuz Many people saud that ut was the best uunuor play ever guven un C C H S whule some saud that ut was the best play every guven un Culman They were rught too' Thus year chemustry and typung seem to be the two chuef gruevances of the uunuors Some of the students have guven theur hard earned money to buy new lab equupment that was broken un chemustry If you want to see what tempers some of the uunuors have lust come to the typung room Some count to ten whule others tear theur haur lt s really most dusgustung to make a mustake on the last word of a perfect page Wuth Fred Scherer as class presudent Rosemary Sweeney the vuce presu dent Donna Walker the secretary treasurer and Muss Connell and Mr Mc Clelland as class sponsors we are plannung to guve one of the buggest and best uunuor senuor banquets Next year we wull be senuors and we hope that we wull have as faur weather un saulung the shup Senuor as we have had un past years The followung people un the class have been together sunce the furst grade Barbara Beyer Everette Boughan Freda Detruck Margaret Cuules lulua Herron Charles Hutchcock Marybelle Marberry Rosemary Sweeney and Herschel Martun Thus Page through the Courtesy of Culman Lumber Company N V - V 2 f ,u , a ff f u ' - 4 ff ll' - 'Zi ' ' ,S ' , 'lf . . - I -Q Q J! Y, A . ' . .. n . ' , .xl . ' . ' . UM X .. ,. . . . ' . . - nl F F A ' F V -J-'T . I - . y. . I - ... Jr . . . . , f ' 1 l fb After conquering Caesar and learning geometry theorems, we felt coru- l K t . . . I I- l F F - I . ,- 9 1 . , u . . . flu ' W A A W W A A A X ' a 4 ' . ' . 1 ff, Q . I 1 ll . -' li . . ' X if . . . . I V I .lf ' . X . . X 4 20 X

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Jun1orStot1st1cs ELFREDA MEENTS Danforth 33 34 Class Presrdent 33 Lal'1n Club 33 Clcc Club 3 C A A 35 Vlce Presudent EBRON MIZE Football 32 34 Basketball 32 33 G Club 35 ROBERT MORROW Football 32 3 Baseball 32 Opcrctta 34 Radio Club 33 4 Westl1ng Club 33 34 Crlee Club 32 33 SARAH NANCE Latun Club 34 HAROLDOKEEFE Bra1dwood 33 34 Basketball 34 35 Latun Club Consul 33 WILADENE REITZ Basketball 33 Clee Club 33 34 35 Opcretta 34 Cast And Ramed 35 Latln Club 34 x SCOTT F S A A Cree u FRED SCHERER Class Pres1dent 35 Football 32 33 34 Basketball 32 33 Dramatlc Cu 33 4 Student Councul 32 34 Camera Club 34 Lat1n Club 34 F S A A 32 Pa s 33 Cl Manuac Staff 35 Cast The T1n l-lero 35 Dramatrc Club Comedy Nught 35 Operetta EDWIN SENC-Roberts 32 33 34 Cast nd t a1ned C Club 35 Radro Club ROSEMARY SWEENEY Class Treasurer 33 Vlce Presndent 35 Presrdent Iun1or Cnrls Con erence 35 Basketball 34 3 C A A 33 4 Dramahc Club 34 S 3 33 34 35 Glee Club 33 Cast The T1n Hero 35 lVlus1cFes1va 3 35 Assrstant L1brar1an 34 Megaphone Staff 33 DONNA WALKER Clee Club 34 Latnn Club 34 Basketball 33 34 Class Presldent 33 34 35 Student Counc1l 33 34 35 Presrdent 33 Secretary 35 Cast The Tun Hero 35 Camera Club 35 Megaphone Staff 33 Secretary Class 35 Dramatnc Club Musxc Fest1val 34 Gul Manrac Staff 35 VERONICA WALLACE Cl1fton 3l 32 Latun Club 34 35 IOSEPHINE WERKAU Crrls Clee Club 33 34 35 All State Hugh School Chorus 35 lroquons County Musuc Festrval 33 34 35 Cast Muss Cherryblossom 34 Cast And lt Rarned 35 lroquous County Musuc Contest 35 Student Counc1l 35 FRANCIS WILSON Football 34 And at you can keep your head when everybody around you IS losung h1s then 1t IS vcry probable that you dont understand the s1tuat1on Old Mard Has the canary had :ts bath yet? Servant Yes ma am You may come un now The manager rn an elrte restaurant was horrrtred when a patron tued h1s napkm around' hls neck Call1ng a boy he asked hum to make the gentlemen understand as tactfully as he could that such thungs were not done The boy approached and asked seruously Shave or ha1rcut s1r7 Mr Walker I1n chemustryl How are lead WIYSS made? Clyde C1llesp1e That s easy Take a wrre and lead It around then 1t rs a lead wrre Grandma jackson and her young grandson were r1d1ng on a tram Grandma had dozcd and uddenly she sat up What was the statlon the conductor called? she asked the boy l-'le d1dnt announce any statnon he lust put hus head an the door and sneezed Get the bundles together qurckly sa1d grandma Thus IS Oshkosh lvl1ss M1ller Everyth1ng l say to you goes nn one ear and comes out through the other Vernon Strough ls that why we have two ears3 Thus Page through the Courtesy ol Palace Theatre. X f OZ if ol' Sf xl! ff f f Y ,359 , . . . . ff X -4- . 1 , : . I 1 H ' , ' 3: 5 ' 1 ' , '3 1 lf is - -, - - - . ' . . -- X 11-1s X- t.,. '3l, 'szg 1 Cl 19 '31, az. ff , ,C 3, C 1 . 1 1 1 , . 1 . C A W - lb' ,'3g 3 ' , ' . ' 1 Iy,:'- . .ag Z.. . I . .. Y Q, ' FQ '34g 1 A I R ' '35g ' Q ' '32. L I Avy 1 . f ' 5 T' ,' 55 1 . .1 .'3 9351 ' ,'35gF. .A. TT T' a.'35j,'y,'-, ', :-- ' 3 ' t'l'3,'34g - --4 ' : ' ' 3 ' .' 5 ' ' Q C. A. A. '33, '34, '35g Secretary C. A. A. '34g President F, S. A. A, '33g Dramatic Club K ' if .': L: '-:L 2 yi, xg . ,v . , . M! . .l Q, 7, .fi V, . . . . , . ll: X3- V I H K-EMEA'-h . :,. . .H ' if-'W . . I . 4ql V fx fm l S .l . V . Z . . . ' -H' Q1 I My I I -- 2 -W fr' th ,lf 1: M ' ' H lr l f V r 1 I 3 X !ll 19 y

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