Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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I E. 1 ,......-- ' N Georgie Estel --- ggr to William Glenn. Bill Gale --- freshmen girl to Jack Rader. Ernest Gale --- bashfulness to Harold L. Clendenin. James Gale --- liking for the Yankees to Ed. Reemes. Louise Gregersen --- some of her heizht to Berne Lee McClelend. Robert Koch --- ability to stay uh nights to Clarence Arbeiter. Mink Manken --- Model A ford to Ted Phillips. Joe Moschenrose --- blonde heir to Lester Stueve. Evelyn Newfarmer and Eileen Heins --- quietness to Nelda Kranea wetter. Carl Dean Peters --- affection to Virginia Lee Rosenberger. Walter Porter --- trip to Murphy to Letty Stephens. I Lole Rohlfing and Norma Clendenin --- smiles to John Paul Mc- Elroy. Vere Rohlfing and Imogene Rednour --- noise to Marjorie Weather ford. Cecil Saul --- teaching ability to Junior Jarrett. Mary Etta --- Writing letters to Joan Kessel. Bob Vogel --- blushing to Chester Brown. N Jim O'Deniel --- ability to play bass fiddle to James Korendo. 20

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Jn 95 f 5 ,I 559 I2 N J I ID w KU 2 lf 9 . . si it if-U9 'SS-Q f The famous notes of the G,C.H.S. Symphony Orchestra were scattered by the winds to the far corners of the earth. Once again they are returning to play one more selection at the re- union of 1952, ' As the time draws near, they are,eseemb1ing from their various positions in the world: 6 -HEY .w, LQ' Homer Buck fab? , fhv x .sf:f?3fQ!2:5F! , uTake Me Back to Coloradou 'g WJEi?3Af'4 O Broncho Bustin' Buck is speeding by train from the HHBH Ranch in Colorado. A fZ ,53 0 fNBfN5iJ' 6x,N'M. Evelyn Newformer 'Q i:TL,y F Joe Moschenrose Q4f7QX?!,xkQ53!Q nWhat'chn Know Joe?H .... -, ---- HSweet Evalinau ' The Moschenroses are stopping as they return to their HOld Kentucky Homen. They are homewnrd bound from the 1952 Olympic games where Joe won first place in track. ,H ' V X . W Vf' ff rx, iLTxixQjj W r 'dggfpf V V NNw9EEIli Dorothy Bogiggg kEQLi?f O . ,, . 'T T f ' ,,, nSt. Louis Blues! ---- - - HI was 'Maid' for youu ' Mary Etta McElroy, owner of, Mariettofs Paris Fashion Solon, is flying from her home inlet. Louis. Dorothy Boucher, her assistant, is making the trip to the reunion with her. 21