Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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In ,Xp in , p M 2 f ' X f f ! i-v f if 5 5 I f I X! f : , . 3 E f j ,'-' X, f--N sl,-fm f-N -- T ,,,, ,V 'z R 1, 1 f 2 C I ' ,-s r 5 5 T --v 9 s 5 W Q ff Q' I 1 2 in 3 1 I K ,wif f . .... Since you may have your Gorannum by May l4, the date of the Activity Banquet, I won't dare say that We did thus and so, and a good tina was had by all. We are, nevertheless, anticipating a pleasant evening wherever it may be held. At the present the arrow seems to be pointing toward the Royal Neighbor Hall at Jones Ridge. At this banquet it is always our customs at present intel- lectual and athletic letters earned during the current year.Our regular conference contests, other than athletic, 'have been suspended because of the tire rationing programgconsequently, the number of letters will be greatly diminished. f'N g 5 ,,.e, E 5 1 I T f f ' L... 4 f This year a new club, known as the G.Men, has been organ- ized. It is composed lf all those boys who have in previous years received athletic letters. The fourteen members are Bill Butler, P.J. Demster, Jack Rader, Walter Porter,Bill Knoke J.R.Crain, Harold L.Clendenin, Carl D. Peter, Bill Gale, John H Manken, Bob Choate, Art Grace, Preston Rutherford, and Joe Moschenrose, Coach Dunn is, of course, their sponsor. They chose two officers-P.J. Demeter, president, and Carl Dean Peters, secretary. 76 .........4L.-.nm--V-----M-----' ' ' '