Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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Typists: Margaret Ann McNeill CSD Mhry Etta HBEITGY S1 Louise Gregersen CSD A Pansy Crain CSD Virginia Lee Rosenberger CJD Betty Stephens CJD Regete Vogel fJD Nelda Dranawetter CJD Alumni: Imogene Rednour CSD V Marjorie Westherfori CJJ Printers: Carl Dean Peters QS? Bill Butler fSP JmnJ.MmmnCN Bill Qualls CJD , Jack Rader CJ? Sponsors: Imogene Stewart Margaret Armentrout We wish to thang our sponsors for their time an efforts in Publishing this edition of the Gorannum' and to. extend four appreciation to anybne 'who has lent a helping hand in any way. f4?N 1 i- 2 X .X K Xilinx.- , x f' 1-VNx 1w XX fx ,X ! -'I Ku X, ljhm 'Erik F ' if A Egfx 1-I R K I X s,.,fxl ,. N' ws XX if' X rx X' . ' ,S KN, X on r 3, it X fI-f' ' X ..x w .X- x -H, x

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.e7e enleg, , ee,ef fir . URL, fllijfy I lx!-X During the fall of 1936, under the direction of Allene McCord, the orchestra was begun. In l939, Marion Mickle, our present director, filled the vacancy created by Miss McCord's leaving to accept a jpositioh at Murphysboro. During the past three years under the supervision fcf Miss Mickle the orchestra has grown in number and has pro- gressed rapidly. The members of the orchestra are as follows: VIOLIN lst Ruth Bradshaw Marjorie Lunsford Betty Stephens . Eleanor Weatherford ,ffm Janetta Crowel V ,jg Melvin Brush V . VIOLIN 2nd 'Llyod Gale fffs Louise Gregersen X 13 Walter Porter f J Dorthy Boucher U X J ff ' ' 'Joyce Lunsford fi fr Agnew Brewer , Bw Lester Stueve ,f 'Billie Schimpf gagcorflzowa ' tSonia Rednour Robert Vogel Chester Brown Fern'Arbeiter Bud CEveretteJ Demster BELLS Geneva Dunn 9 tGrade school pupils 92 ,. .,.....Li.,,......,,.1.,-Lg, A, -W , 1