Goodfield High School - Sequel Yearbook (Goodfield, IL)

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furniture in the room and hung the drapes. The lounge was a favorite gathering place among the students for the rest of the semester. February 14, the Senior Class sponsored a VALENTINE PARTY at which several hundred valentines were passed out. A week later the Seniors gave a CARD PARTY for the pur- pose of raising money. The big event of the evening was the raffle of nylons and the giving of door prizes. March 7 was a red-letter day for students of GCHS. An IEA meeting was held in Peoria, so NO SCHOOL. On March 14, the faculty and student body enjoyed a PARTY given by the Junior Class. A St. Patrick's Day theme was carried out. On Monday, March 17, the boys' and girls' physical educa- tion classes presented a.n exhibition of tumbling acts. Donna Lou and Ruthmarie Woertz entertained the audience with a specialty dance to the tune of Sidewalks of New York. A BOX SOCIAL, new to the students of GCHS, was given by the Sophomore Class on March 28. Many beautifully decorated boxes were auctioned off. One of the happiest events of the year occurred between April 4th and Sth--EASTER VACATION. Who Killed Aunt Caroline? Yes, that's what kept the audience in suspense until the very last when the Senior Class pre- sented their play on April 23 and 24. The play centered around the Endicott family and their financial problems. The case included Helen Asher, jim Knapp, Ruthrnarie Woertz, Betty Zobrist, Jo Anne Kuntz,