Goodfield High School - Sequel Yearbook (Goodfield, IL)

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IUNIORS Jim Knnpp, Lena Rnur, Freldn Holligex, Evelyn Knapp, Bax-barn Nohl, Bob Bnndeko. FEES!-IMEN Top Row' Mu-y Io Amnrmnn Elllrilolligor Hujnric wlfllflil Virginia Annu Thlmn lnnht SOPHOMDRBS Wes Knapp, Halen Kncdlt, Miki Knlpp, Bctty Zobrlst, Bob Bridle, Shifloy Jones, Don Kamp, Jnck Kant: Qnbml Bottom Raw Hahn Wants Phyllis Knntz Jack Reiner Gnfnldinl Hari Shirley Amcrmm

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IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY It was a momentous day in September, 1944, when we six freshmen were pledged into G.C.H.S. by the seniors. The officers for the year were: President, Freida Holligerg Vice-President, Evelyn Knapp, and Secretary-Treasurer, Lena Reeser. Activities for the year were a field trip and Weiner roast enjoyed by the science nlass, and a trip to Peoria taken by the girls' home economics class. The freshman girls took part in The March of Time , a musicale under the direction of Mrs. Welch. President our sophomore year was Barbara Nohl, Jim Knapp was our Vice-Presidentg and Bob Bandeko, Secretary-Treasurer. So- cial events included a Hallowe'en carnival, at which the four sopho- more girls sang, and a Valentine Party sponsored by the class. We also had charge of the lunch stand at the senior play. This, our third year, has been highlighted by a trip to Clin- ton made possible by our principal, Mr. Brown, and a formal banquet at which we were hosts to the seniors. As a money making project, we sold stationery to the students and community. Officers leading us this year were: President, Lena Reeserg Secretary-Treasurer, Bar- bara Nohl. On May 28, we closed our books and put away memories of our junior year at G. C. H. S.