Goodfield High School - Sequel Yearbook (Goodfield, IL)

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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.

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' SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September, 1945, nine freshmen, Wesley Knapp, Donald Kamp, Jack Kuntz, Michael Knapp, Rob Bradle, Helen Knecht, Betty Zobrlst, Shirley Jones., and RuthlGillla.m, were initiated by the seniors. Donald Kamp served :lass as President, Betty Zobrlst was Vice- Presldent, and Fxirley Jones was Secretary-Treasurer. This year Ruth Gilliam did not return, leaving eight as sophomores. Betty Zobrist was elected President, with Shirley Jones as Secretary-Trea - surer. Events sponsored by the sohpomores were ba lunch stand at the Iunicr Play, and an all school box social. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On September 3, 1946, eleven meek freshmen entered the portals of G. C. H. S. The Seniors presided at a unique ' initiation. Geraldine H. wearing overalls and a ,straw hat, fished in ,a cup of water, complete with worms and pole. Helen W. came as Auntlemima, and Marjorie W. as Old Black Joe. Mama Ray B. brought A her angelic baby, Jack R. Thelma K., Elsie rl., pnyms K., Mary Io A., Shirley A., and Virginia A., did their acts as requested. Officers for the year were: Phyllis Kuntz, Pres., and Ray Ba.ndeko,fSec-Treas. The freshmen were hosts at a Halloween masquerade and a closed party for the class and their guests. 'Other activities included the sale of hats among the student body and a lunch stand at the Senior Play. .