Goodfield High School - Sequel Yearbook (Goodfield, IL)

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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES In September, Eureka held its annual PUMPKIN FESTIVAL. We entered a float which was a reproduction of the town of Goodfield. A check for five dollars was received for our work. The FRESHMAN INITIATION took place on October 2. Each member of the Freshman class came to school dressed as the seniors had ordered, and carried out all instructions given them during the day. In the evening the seniors sponsored a Weiner roast at Lake Eureka. Most of the students and faculty attended the show at Eureka Theater after the Weiner roast. The TRIP TO CLINTON , IOWA, for their high school Home- coming was the cause of much excitement among the juniors and seniors. Leaving Goodfield at 4:30 A.M. Friday, October 25, and arriving at Clinton about 8:00 A.M., they proceeded to school. Student guides took them on a conducted tour of classes and the building. Be- fore lunch they met their hosts and escorts for the evening. After lunch i.n the cafeteria, they attended the assembly program highlighted by the crowning of the queen. Following this a large parade was held, in which the different homerooms entered floats. The evening's entertainment consisted of a football game and a dance. Before starting home Saturday morning Mr. Brown wanted us to see Eagle Point Park Cin the daylightl, The only mishap of the trip was a flat tire, suffered by Bill Sauder's car on the way home.

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The Freshman class sponsored their first school activity when they gave us a spooky HALLOWE'EN PARTY. The first part of November Wesley Knapp, Freida Holliger, Io Anne Kuntz, Marjorie Wettstein, and Helen Asher were all called together. They were informed that they had been chosen as staff for the school paper, THE CHATTERBOXH, for the first semester. Second semester the staff changed. This time Donna and Ruthmarie Woertz, Shirley Amerman, Don Kamp, and Barbara Nohl took over their duties . Each and everyone of the students and faculty look forward to seeing the Chatterbox every other week. Goodfield Community High School observed AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK with a special program to which parents and friends were invited on Wednesday, November 13, at 7:30 P.M. Following an address of welcome by the Principal, Mr. R. P. Brown, the Girls' Glee Club sang Flow Gently Sweet Afton There's Music i.n the Air, and Stars of the Summer Night. A one-act play, We Hold These Truths was then presented by the following cast: Shirley Jones, Phyllis Kuntz, Helen Knecht, Betty Zobrist, Marjorie Wettstein, Wesley Knapp, Don Kamp, and Jack Kuntz. Donna Lou and Ruthmarie Woertz sang two duets entitled B1uebells of Scotland , and All Thru the Night . The program ended with an historical discussion by Bob Bandeko and Jim Knapp. After the program refreshments were served, and parents had the opportunity to visit with the faculty and inspect the building.