Gladstone Oquawka High School - Memories Yearbook (Gladstone, IL)

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English IV lt's pretty rugged at times, but twenty seniors are doing a good job of it, whether it be poetry or prose! DONALD HENRY He's the official reporter for G-O High, and if you happen to pass his door on a Tuesday, you're liable to see Absalom Worthless Spatesn pecking away, as he writes his weekly column for the Henderson County journal. C'I'here's always plenty of good humor sand- wiched in.J L A , to mgwwgwgxsgmgwnxw - M The freshmen girls always like a little special attention, and they're entitled to it too, aren't they? I 3

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s, 2 STUDENTS ARE READY FOR COLLICGLT There are many schools to choose from! Which will it be? These girls have made their decisionst Judy Werts plans to attend Monmouth College jane Weir has her application in at Macllurray janet Dillon has decided on Monmouth jo expects to enter Illinois Western State College Teresa will be attending Western Beverlye is interested in a School of Nursing Commerce 'lhese student monitors have done .1 fine job in the commercial department this year. Each ,girl was assigned to a Certain classg she had definite duties to perform. These included keeping the attendance record, duplicating and distributing weekly assign- ment sheets, writing mailable letters, collecting daily assignments and keeping an accurate ICCOIJ Of their grades. The students were taught efficiency and responsibility comparable to that required in L1ctu.xl Office work. Left to right: Wanda Dixon, Annabelle Colley, Carol McGee, Darlene Pruett, janet Dillon. Not shown in picture Teresa Hall 1 v T ping I

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Betty Richmond Vocal Nlusic Pass it in! Music 'Hue Band and their Director, Frank Vorel 2 if l White Garden is one of their favorites. Pictured from left to right: Darlene Pruett, Mildred Bielser, Wanda Dixon, Judy Warts, and janet Dillon. Seated at the piano is Carol Fryrear. Frank Vorel Ready on the downbeat!