Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)
- Class of 1944
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' Business Manager Art Editors- ---- Literary Editors Sports Editor--- Feature Editors- Alunni,EditOr--- Tynists --------- Printers- ------ Adviser- ------- - THE STAFF Editor-iniChief Louise Scnack -.-... --.--...-.... -.- -..f------ -....-... .. ..- ,-.--.--.-...,- .4-,-,...,.-.-,., .',....,. Q--Donald Schilling -Q ------ Robert Crain Owen Lunsford, Jr. -----Tillie Jo Hiser Peggy Clendenin Marjorie Lunsford --Paul David Baggett --------June Kempfer Kathryn Clendenin Ruby Manken -----Edna Mae Saul ----------Alice Eorn Jewell Cluster Norma Lee McLaughlin Cecilia Erusn Doris Jean Korando Alice Reid ----Betty Lou Brown Lucille Koch -f--Miss Mary Shultz 4. Af V ifxxk., fi. E5 . r--a:MER 2. T RC' U CE TQ JG mwise M USSQUNI U Y MQ RE F , X 012 Xxfxf flk BONDS ,IB-ivaie 'lvilliam 'BR-I1.cg4 V s ,Jams ,Donald Ggdleuwn 33.10, ,. f 61421: nl 9 1 , V , -1 --. W L1 1' . .A n . .fm A 1 1 3 lxx A 2 I 4 C i ,Dx QV! I I 4 X I : W. 1 I WILLIAM RICHEY Private William Richey was killed in action Eovemher 23, 1942 in World War ll. He was a member of the United States Marine Corps and lost his life in the battle of the Solomon lslands in the Southwest Pacific. HG WaS born SCP- tember 23, l925, at Bush, lllinois. He was the son of Mrs. Amanda Monzulla. His grandfather, Hr. James Einckney Rouse is a resident of Gorham. Many of Eill's childhood days were spent in Gorham. He attended school and high school here in Gorham and would have been a member of the l944 graduating class. Though young in years, he desired to be in the armed forces cf our country and proudly wore the Uniform of a Ma- rine. We will always remember Eill as the cheerful, happy lad with the sunny smiles------the brave Marine faithful to the end who gave his life for us. H'Twas yesterday that he walked out-- cheerful, happy glad-- To go and do what he could do Our boy, our own brave lad. He didn't think of self l'm sure-- adventurous it would he-- Proud of the uniform he wore Prdud of the land of the free. Happy and glad that he had a place-- so he sailed the troubled sea-- And gave his all for his country America, and you and me. He was just a village lad, who marched in the march of time, But his star has turned to gold today And for Gorham High it will always shine. We can't be watching for his return but always shall we behold, And love and reverence that one little star That so soon was changed to gold.q 7. I e 2 mmm saw.-awmunf'v,f r 1 is ' wmwrmi- -'1mmnn4 aaulm-v.im':mm1 wrwl 3 N Mt. MQ RIA M miss DONALD EDDLBMAN James Donald Eddleman was born August 23, lQ2cQ and passed away June 7, l94j. Monday morning, September 23, l943--the first day of school in Gorham Community High School-fmuch as usual-- cld acquaintances, new faces--HHi Maryn---HHello EobH-- Udlad to see you back, Annie.n f Yet the Senior Class felt something amiss--a loss in our circle of friends accumulated in three years of high school. Someone was missing. No one mentioned the loss, but every Senior Was con- scious of the fact that there was no Jim to dodge with uis friendly UHiU accompanied by a thump on the head or a steg- erine blow between the shoulders. Funloving, hearty, and friendly--sometimes boisterous--but courteous toward teachers and older people--always in the midst of things and the life of our group. Basket ball season--a lifelong team mate, a swell athlete, and the best of good sports was missing. Another boy took the vacant place on the bench, but no one will take Jim's place. Demerits? Little mischievous stunts? Jim, our class- mate and friend, would have been a part of them. Merits? Commendable worth-while achievements, such as the paper, the annual, scrap drives, and other activities? Jim would have done his share. As we carry out these tasks, as We plan this annual, Jim's memory is with us. Graduation Exercises--the seats ere filled--all but one--in our hearts we will never forget--a plece vacant-M Yours, Jim. 8, D my . 2 , , -Y , v 1 0 N. ,xc- ' N , M' , 2 ' 3 3 - 4 ,. J, ' ':.,:., T V . -f- D, ' 1 4 A ,,. , V, i ,, af.. - . 5. ,,. W. ' 1, M f' v aux meawveimxh ' ' mr, ,: an was -ul- '.,. l5V::'.jl' gy,--.V ?fIi2fi 1-' 1 Yfilpkvff . ' '31 ,ff ship fl 'g A Y' - -lfgvf' If , ,fflf fuwwxw i'ff4'a:w.fA: ,. s..,e-.f.v- , . Y- f. ff 'Z' 'f pf: 'Q-, ..i'3g3r'r 9-br ap! .0-S-Wai? :?A'-355' -J V 'F'S'f- ' :.45Ae'1.-. . 4223511- 2 wa: viii.-Zh -7'-:.Lr-'ir-Af., fill: F R ML--H I----M -1-. . 'H 5- r ' v,-f'A-1-fv -L f,. I I - .a:5i3?'lf', ,L '-L-f--a-51353, Y . 4 : ..,.,..1a -'I' !l ,sf l Lei- ' na Y Elliihnt fG nw 1fw7'w'3f . 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YOUR SCHGOL AND YOU If you want to go to the Kind of a school That's the hind of a school you like, You needn't slip your clothes in a grip And start on a long, long, hike. You'll find elsewhere what you left behind For there's nothing that's really new, It's a knock at yourself when you Knock your school It isn't your school, it's you. Real schools aren't made by pupils afraid Lest somebody else gets ahead, When everyone works and nobody shirks You can raise a school from the dead. And if while you earn the honors you crave X Your neighbors may earn some too, XX Your school will be what you want to see, It isn't your school, it's you. And if in life your battle is won Through constant toil, and morals true It's the cooperation of more than one, It is the work of your school and you. From the nHandbooKH of . Chase High School, Chase, Kansas James F. Reece, Principal . 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Subjects taught: ' General Science Extra-Curricular: Victory Corps Thomas A. Dunn Mathematics Preparation: s. I. s. T. c., B. Ed. Subjects taught: Practical Mathematics, Algebra I, Algebra II,Phy- sics, Geometry I, Trigonometry. Extra-Curricular: Athletics, Sophomore Adviser. Mary P. Shultz ' Commercial Preparation: C. M. S. T. C., B. S. Degree in Education Kansas City Business College UNIVERSITY of MISSOURI Ctwo summers graduate workl Subjects taught: Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand I, Shorthand II, General Business, Commercial Law and Geography. Extra-Curricular: Gorannum 13. Carmen Modglin Jacobs Home Economics Preparation: ' I ' U UNIVERSITY of ILLINOIS, B. S. Degree in Home Econo- mics. I Subjects taught: I Home Economics I, II, and III. Extra-Curricular: Junior Sponsor, Home Economics Club Alma Henson Preparation: ' .-A s. I. s. T. C., B. Ed. .- Subjects taught: American Literature, American History, ,Elementary Civics, World History, Advanced Economics and Civics Extra-Curricular: Freshman Sponsor, Fountain Advisor Mary,Slechticky Preparation: WEBSTER COLLEGE OF ST. LOUIS PH. B. Subjects taught: English I, English II, English Literature. Extra-Curricular: Library Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Sponsor Grace Gaunt ' Preparation: WARD-EELLMONT TENNESSEE TNIVERSITY of ILLINOIS B. S. Subjects taught: I Chorus, Orchestra, Music History and Aonreciation Extra-Curricular Music I4, DUARD CDF EDUCATBON On behalf of the entire student body and Faculty mem- bers, we pay tribute to the Members of the School Board, who have willingly given much time and consideration to- ward making our school year a success. We appreciate their efforts and cooperation in solving all the problems met in conjunction with carrying on our activities. A few years ago, Mr. Hubble, with the cooperation of the board, succeeded in bringing the matter of the new ad- dition to a head. Due to the shortage of materials and labor the building has been very slowly erected. We have been enjoying the comforts of the new study hall and a few new class rooms. The combined auditorium and gymnas- ium, one of the largest in Southern Illinois, is nearing completion. We hope to be able to use it soon. The present members are: Pres. Mr. P. A. Hogenmiller Mr. P. H. Hand Sec. Mr. E. Schinpf Mr. Park Jarrett Mr. Ray Rednour 15. BAC K THE M MC, K Q. T RCPUNCE TO JG amiga Musseums BUY MCR F f, GR WX R BQNQ QJKTQ 1 1-MT s-NTLM 5 f ' Qi 2-an S.-NiQ -in A ax AL 'L l -.-urn.. i,f':,5!,' pi - .f:7'xu..1 ,- . 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Cecilia .Brush ----------. 4 ------------------- Jacob, Illinois 'H Chorus '41-'42-'45-'44g Library Club 4l-'42-'44g Ath letic Assoc. '42L'43g Student Patrol '4lg Monitor '45gHome Ec. Club '43-'44g Pep Club '44g Sec. Of Pep Club '44g Cleri cal Staff '44g TeaCher's sec. '4sg Fountain staff '44g vic- tory Corps '44g Patrol or Roomkeeper '443 Annual Staff '44g Student Council '45g Christmas Program '45g Chorus Contest '4lg Home Ec. Hostess '44. Oma Lee Bunselmeyer -------------------------- Cora, Illinois Monitor '43g Athletic Assoc. '4lg Home EC. Club '45g Christmas Program '45. ' , John Q. Choate ------------------------ Q ------ Cora, Illinois Basketball '4lf'42-'45-'44g Track Squad '4lg Athletic Assoc. '42g Christmas Program '43g Officer of Class '44, Kathryn Clenuenin ----------------------- -+---Cora, Illinois Chorus '41-'42-'45f Orchestra '43g Library Club '45Q44 Student Patrol '43g Home Ec. Club '45-'44g Annual Staff '44 Christmas Program Y43. - . - Posey Clendenig---4--v--+---f -------- ---- --e-Cora, Illinois Chorus '41-'42Q'45-'44g Library Club '45- Athieticasso ciation '45g Student Patrol '45g Class Sec. '45g Honorable Mention '41-'42-'45-'44g Honor Roll '42g Annual Staff '44 Sophomore Progress Medal 45g D. A. R. Award '44g ChorusCon' test '4l. U 19 S Ava I11in0iS Jewell Cluster -------- f'f ? ' . S 'llg Chorus 'el-'42-'45-'44g Athletic g Asscogggigi QZQYQCESSS geo, '4lg Teachers Sec. '43g Library Club '43g Monitor '45g Honorable Mention '45 '44g HonorROll 'll-'42-fic-'44g Alternate in Intellectual Team '4lg Patrol or Rcomkeeoer '44g Annual Staff '44g Clerical Staff '44gJun ior Medal '43g Junior Progress Medal '43g Christmas Program Robert ---- ---- ----- ' -f -f' , Captain of Basketball Team '4Ag Athletic Association4l '42-'45g Class Secretary and Treasurer '45g Annual Staff'45 '44g Honorable Mention '42-'4Ag G Man 'ABQ Library Club'4l, '42g Monitor '43g Chorus 'Al-'42-'45-'44g Athletics '4l,42, '43-'4ag Variety Program '4lg Christmas Program '43g Delphine Darnstaedt ----- f ------ --------- ---- Jacob, Illinois .cncrusiccnteet 'elg Student Patrol '4lg Chorus '4lg54z '43-'44g Home Ec. Club '43e'44g Variety Program '4lg Home- Economics Play '43g Octet '44. Everett Demstere--Q ------ f ----- Q ------ Q ---- Gorham, Illinois gStudent Patrol '41-'42g Athletic Assoc. '41-'42-'45 g Orchestra '42-'43-'44g Chorus 'Al-'42-'43-'44g Monitor '45g Honorable Mention '45g'44g Athletics '43-'443 Orchestra Pre sident '42g Vice President of Class '45g Fountain Staff'44. Thelma Culley-5-e ---------- e --------------- GorhamQ Illinois A Chorus '41-'42-'45-'44g Athletic Association 'elcnrict mas Program '45, A ' June Kemgfer--e ----------------- ee --------- Gorham, Illinois Chorus Contest '44g Athletic Assoc. '41-'42-'45: Sec. of Athletic Assoc. '45g Chorus '41-'42-'43-'44g 'Honorable Mention 'Al-'42-'45g Honor Roll '41-'42-'45g SoohomoreCandi date for Class Queen '45g Teacher's Sec. '45g Home EC. Club '45j'443 Variety Program 'u2g Medal in Sophomore Class '45g ChT1Stm3S Proerem 'esg Octet 'eeg Clerical steff 144. A I Norma Jean KeHOH--- -' ----- ---- f-- ----- -e-Gorham, Illinois Athletic Assoc. 'el-'42-'e5g Chorus 'il-'42-'45-'QQ' - Student Patrol.'4l-'42g Variety Program '415 Library Glub45 '453 MCHitOT '45g Honorable Mention '42g Home Eu. Club '43 'eeg Christmas Program 'a3g Pop Club '44g cncfue Sec a'Trea surer '44g Cheer Leader 'sag Chorus Contest '4l5 Octet 444. Clerical steff 'eeg Victory ccrpei'44, ' ' f Bill 55953ff . 7'f 'r-r--4?--Cvrai Illincig' Honorable Mention '4l4'4P-'45g Honor Roll '42- A President 'Alg G Man '41-'42-'45-'44g Athletics '41-?ig?Zg? 'e4g CUTlStm3S Program '43g Fountain Staff '44. ' 30 ,,,le.lli llllnnl,lnlll,ll .l.-l...l.iill. il l.- iii-. NQIHB Lee McLaughlin-- ------ - ---------------- Cora, Illinoif Chorus '41-'42-'45-'44g Orchestra '45g Home Ec. Clube? Honorable Mention '43-'44g Variety Program '4lg Athletic As sociation '453 Cctet '44g Annual Staff '44g Clerical Staff. EBQX M5Hk9H' ------ - ------- ----- - ----------- Gorham, Illinois iGrand Tower High Schcoll Chorus '4lg hand'4lg G.A.A. 419 Home Ec. Ulub 'alg The Echo Staff '4lg The IattlerStaff '4lg Vice President of Sophomore ClassglGorham High School Chorus '43-'44g Athletic Association '43g Home Ec. Club '43 '44g Annual Staff '43-'44g Home Ec. Program '43g Victory Co rps '44g Octet '44. RiChHrd O'Deniel ----- -- ---- - ----- ------------ Cora, Illinois Library Club '41-'42-'45g Chorus Contest 'elg School Patrol '4lg Class President '42g Chorus '41-'42-'45-'44 Mon itor '43g '44. Robert Reames ----------------------------- fGorham, Illinois Student Patrol '4lg Athletic Association '41-'42-'45 g Chorus '42-'43-'eeg Roll Taker '45g Roomkeeper '43. Lg Wanda Thomas ---------------------------- Gorham, Illinois Athletic Assoc. '41-'42-'43g Chorus 'Al-'42-'45-'44 Ho me Ec. Club '43n'44g Home Ee. Program '45g Home Ec. Hostess '43g Student Patrol 'elg Monitor '44g Class Queen '43gOctet '44g Clerical Staff '44. Anne Weimar ----- -1 -------------------- A ---- Gorham, Illinois fGorham High School! Chorus Contest '4lg Chorus '413- 43'44g Variety Program '4lg Treasurer of Home Ec. Club '45g Victory Corps '45g Athletic Association '41-'45. CCrystal - City No.2 Chorus '43g Home Ec. Club '42g Monitor and Roll Taker '42g Obraru Club '42. Edna Mae Saul ------------------------------- Jacob, Illinois Patrol '44, Annual Staff '44g Clerical Staff '44g Chor us 'el-'42-'43g Athletic Association '41-'42-Honorable Ment ion '42, . ' Betty Lou Brown ------------ 5 ----------------- Cora, Illinois Home Ee. Club President '44g Honorable Mention '44g An nual Staff '44g Clerical Staff '44. Marjorie Anne Lunsford ------------------- --Gorham, Illinois iGorham,High Schooll Athletic Assoc. '41-'42g StudentCo uncil '41, Orchestra '41-'42g Student Patrol '41-'42gChorus VTLQYQQ5 Home Ec. Club '44g Clerical Staff '44g Honorable Mention '41-'42g Honor Roll '42-'44g Paper Staff 'eeg Cheer Leader '42-'44g Icarbondale High School! Football Cheer Leader T455 Florence Nightingale Club '43, BACK THE 1. r-1 ST r-1lT LER , 4 ZTRCU NCE TG JG aww M USSQUNI MMQRE PCR WA ra BQNDQ , X . x x y Lp QlWl'fW WVL N-xp L- xg.-.,,' -1' The members of the Senior Class in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred forty-four do hereby will and bee queatn our ability to do good work in the Gorham High School to the Senior Class of nineteen hundred forty-five. To our dear faculty we Dive the relief of not having to worry over ns any longer. Also, any vague theories, or ludicrous an- swers that we. ?rom time to time have expressed in class or on-exam dayg we give these to them to do with as they see fit. We, also, will and bequeath the following traits to the said persons: Alice Born... ...patience to Melvin Fritsche. Agnes Brewer... ..giggles to Edris Jarrett. Betty Lou Brown... ..shorthand to Alice Reid. Cecilia Brush... ..smiles to Louise Schack. Oma Lee Eunselmeyer. ......,...red hair to Tillie Jo Hiser. John L. Choate... ..reading in English to Miss Slechticky. Peggy Clendenin... . .............A's to Ruth Kenon. Kathryn Clendenin... ...history book to Donald Schilling. Jewell Cluster... . .chewing gum to Sophia Killian. Bob Crain........ ...dancing ability to Junior Lunsford. Delphine Darnstaedt............green ford to Joyce Lunsford. Bud Demeter... ..part of his height to Lawrence McCaleb. Thelma Gnlley... ...letter writing to Helen Needham. June Kempfer... ..songs to Laura Jarrett. Jean Xenon... ..hass drum to Eileen Mczo. Bill Kncke... ... ...big feet to little brother. Marjorie Lunsford..............brown shirt to Jerry Perkins. Ruby Ma1Ken.....preference for the Navy to Katherine Snider. Norma McLaughlin... ..commercia3 ability to Mrs. Peters. 23. Richard O'Daniel ...... .... curly hair to Marvin Amschlef- Robert Reames ....... ...,,.black hair to Clarence Choate. Edna Mae Saul ...... ... .......... Worrying to Gerald Buck. Ann Walther......pleasant Dersonality to a certain freshman. La Wanda Thomas ........... .gift of gab to La Verna Arbeitcr. , 0 ,1 ,.f01?'71J Ei cp! ' aqj M infra! 5'fw,f3'ff41vff-f r , N i O'?0f'l!VYv0-f 'Wl aww C,ZW!2wm aaa U11 Wi gf! gina QM 6 QM WWW ff 'EWJAQM limb 7f4fU?f 24. W W strvaofag Ptssnmsai It's Commencement Night. In another hour we will he out of this institution and not a bit regretful either. If anyone should ask us if we are sfniors we'dHlet'em have itn, because they ought to tell by ooking at our faces. That music that we have to ma ch to sounds like some funeral march. If they want to mgke us happy, have them play something that is in the groove. I can't see why everyone gets such a thrill out of graduation. In the first place we have to sit for an hour and listen to a speaker. Rather dull to my notion--- The faculty will be wearing stars on their lapels next for thinking up such bright ideas as having us go to Mr. Hubble for a pass after we have taken a little time out when we get tired of school. They don't seem to recognize our superiority around this place. Mr. Hubble can't bear to see anyone not slaving over lessons. He expects us to keep on going without taking a nap in the study hall and is always disturbing us out of our meditations. He also thinks we should attend school every day without fail. More consideration by him would please the seniors and entire school. t Now that Mr. Dunn never fails to give us an assign- ment that takes all our time to figure out. And in Physics he gives a test every day Calmostl. ' Miss Henson has no consideration whatsoever for us. Why she just comes barging in after school has been going on for two days. We were getting along just Swell without her. Miss Slechticky has a capacity for work like nobody's business and expects everyone elso to have the same. Mrs. Jacobs never gives us enough time to finish our Home Ec. Scrapbooks. She has nothing else to do but grade them, so why not give us at least another week? We've never heard Miss Shultz or Miss Gaunt complain about us students. Maybe they really appreciate a good bunch of seniors when they sae one. Come to think of it, 25. n ,, , . ' 5 .. b- ' I L. ., I Miss Shultz has peculiar ideas aboutgour fchewing EQD ln her classes, and she actually sgpgsgg us toilook UP fW0fdS in the dictionary. I guess Miss Gaunt is just a little slgg catching on, and.after she+s been .here 8 llttle longer, she'll be just like the rest.' W ' . . '. There's Richard. He's always talking to the. giFlS. We can't even talk back because he does it all. ' You'd think Bud Demster would get tired of talking, but if no one will listen to him she will keep on 'talking and listen to himself. ' - Ruby Mankenp is 'sbs sWeetest'kid'I fCgButiWho :likes si kid??J None other than a UMinkU and it seems as.if he has her. S g That Marjorie Lunsford is the smallest tnfng,I'm glad I'm not so little--at least I can see where . I'm 'going when I sit in the front seat of an automobile.f. Allf Norma Lee were twins we couldnft stand the noiset Clf she says lOO words in a day we all miss our guess.D y It's ridiculous how Edna Mae studies her history. She practically, knows the book by heart. Oh well, 'who cares what Christopher Columbus did, anyway? ' Bill Knoke--the big flirt--is always teasing 'some girl. We can't even talk back---he's only 6'2U. I could tell you more if he Wouldn't be looking over my' shoulder. Go away Bill -------- . June K. is the quietest student. It looks,as if shc'd make a little noise and get some demerits like we do when we drop our pencils. I Wouldn't you think Jewel C.Would get tired gf Writing shorthand. Maybe she'll d6CidC that it isn't so easy, a little later on. , ' ' Lawanda and Annie.are usually seen and heard from- too, Why can't they be calm for two minutes? , yi It looks as though'Cecilia would Wear out the Way she hammers on a typewriter. She should. go slow and easy and make thc thing last longer.. - l A Peggy has a mania for telling jokes and laughing' at them herself. She and Jean K. are a good pair because they just take one look at you and start to laugh-the cads. 26. 7 4 Bob Crain is the nuttiest guy. You'd think he's the president's son because of his egotism. He never takes any thing seriousga history exam, cold, a pencil or even a set of locker keys. ' - Thelma G. the darling, is true to all the sailors, soldiers and, yes,the civilians too. Especially those from Grand Tower. I wish she would make up her mind once. Poor Agnes and Alice--their last names both begin with WEN, therefore they are always at the head of the class. They have to sit in the front of the room and never get to play in class. Bob Reames will be only too glad when rabbit season opens again. That is the time he is absent from school C?J It seems he gets tired of coming here every day. There's Delphine. I guess this is a rather lonesome place for her. With that piece of glass on her finger she doesn't have a thing to worry about. Last, but by no means least, is John Lawrence Choate, Jr. With a handle like that he may be a famous movie star some day?-the Romeo. I I must end this piece of propaganda now. If you happen to read about nThe Case of the Missing Seniorn in the near future, you will know Kathryn C. obtained her revenge...............,,..............HGoodhy Cruel Worldu ff- si. ,-57-' A' f lizldil f jj I if 5 J if -:fxj 27. Lf, iX1TIlL Cz. MV ,Cx N' V XX? if XC, fx f.Ha? waTLER .TRQlJ?NECE TQJQ i 3lWESSfWUSSQLWH g ! XX! Mfr , Lf? f I O g m O., M, D f fi X! V KAR fax 2:57 , V WDWDS Cfilff? SENIOR CD PT i Ml ST s Jeerers! Here it is almost tiwe for us to meet our final veroict. Pass? Why sure. I've just got six book reports anf ten experiments to hano in ano there is still one week for me to oo them in. Nr. Hubble is still worrying about his Foro. Will he wake it to graouation exercise? Say! That brings up another question. Will the auoitorium be reaoy for com- mencement? .Why should we worry? That will take care of its self. If we worry too much we will have gray hair at a very early age. Our entire class is very grateful to Miss Slechticky for her kino ano unoerstanoing ,guioance throughout the year. Yes, we seniors oo have a lot to be prouo of. Nows there's Bill Knoke,our rresioent. He's also our Romeo. Every Qirl flutters her eye-lies when he walks by. Eona Mae Saul is our historian. If she ever loses Muzzey, the whole senior class will he sunk. Of course there has to be a oascot for our class ano that is none other than Bu6 Demeter. He is also our biggest pest. We ought to be thankful he's not twins. Bob Crain is an honorable rember of our class. Uncle Sam is holoina ur the war just so--OUR-classmate can make this exit with a bang. Alreaoy we have a future teacher in our riost. June Kerrfer has enough practice teaching for her Hgegreen. There is no other girl gets.ouite so many V mail or nfreen mail letters as Thelma Gulley. That is something. Really it woulf be a catastrophe if Alice lived .in one state ano Agnes another. Same way with Anne, La Wanoa an? Marjorie, a Hhappy go luckiern trio you never saw. Ano then there is Jewell. That typing ability of hers is hero to heat. Certainly, we are rrouo of her, What woulo we do without Richaro to keep us surplieo with canoy, grapes, cookies, etc. an? occasionally gum? A 29 We're grateful for Ruov with ner.prettv clothes, fancy heiroo s ene neppv expression after neering from Wink. Cecilia is so swell she can shrink almost out of sight in e class. Beceuse of'tristsne is tne envy of everyone. Pelpnine is elwevs reeey to go somewhere. It makes no Fifference whether it is e Fore, Ceoillec or she will walk just to get to eo. x The school will miss our Norma Lee with her sweet smile eno cheerful, willing wnvs. ' Ano Jean, one of our cheer leaoers. Oh! just how unfer the sun woule this senior class get along without ner? Ano new woule the school get elon? without us seniors? There's Ketnrvn, a rather Hheppv go luckyu, carefree girl. Her mouth eenerellv turns up insteeo of eown. It has been pleasant to have ner in this Utonor nueucless. Wnet woulf we Fo without Peggy? Her eepeneability has been proven in more wars tnen one. Owe Lee Feserves e me6el for rersistencv. Ano her sweet oisrosition is to be enviee. Her smile is es refiant es her heir! Ano Betty Lou--we're tnenkful we 6iFn't lose her. Her sleneerness is the envv of ell fat girls--the onlv senior girl who can span 'wer weist with two bases Celmestl J It woul6n't be fair to leave out Bob R. ene Jr. Choate because after ell,teev have eofee lots of fun,her6,work,en6 other preisewortnv ouelities to our class. We're glee Uncle Sew let us have Jenn es long es he ein. We know ne'l1 wake 2 fine soleiorf Bob, too! With such en extreoreinery clese we could go on brag- ine like this for ever, but people woulo think we wepg eqotisticelf Even the teachers are pretty nice. Nr. Hubble lets ug Seniors eo envthine we went to Ro--on Setureavs, I NBVQ nown. Here'S hoping VU? C0mC to see our illugfpicus cless ereeuete in our beautiful new sep. 30 SEYNHOR ADVICE TO JUNIO RS To the under classmen we leave the following infor- mation on: . p j , How To Be A Good Senior U DQ - Shorten your trips--use the path from the door to the sidewalk that the seniors left you. Talk and scuffle in the hall--it's only a few Ndemer- its.U What's a demerit? Ask Colleen Cox. Katy, soften your voice when reciting in class so as not to disturb Jr's slumbering.. Make yourself comfortable as possible in assembly ---- for this is your rest period. Go to the library and get books--they aren't ready to go out, but don't bother to sign them out-Miss Slech- ticky enjoys.playing hide-and-seek with them.A If you just couldn't leave Neunert till the crowd was all gone on Sunday nite,or your lessons were just too hard to prepare for the next day, just stay home ----e there's always a fellow classmate to write your excu- ses--huh, Doris? A . Toss enasers around when ever they are available--the dust sets up an interesting 'atmosphere for a bit of studying. ' Open the windows and let out the heat ---- it gives Mi. Rosenberger past time warming the place up again. e Chew gum in class---teachers can't figure out whether your answer is right or wrong when you talk and chem at the same time. CSee Ruthie Mae ---- she is usually well supplied.D - Make about ten trips to the office,while in the study hall to sharpen your pencil, etc.' Carry on e conversation with your neighbor during Mr. Dunn's study hall--it keeps him in such good humorfl Take a light lunch, like a few candy bars to the vari ous classesg you can't study anyway when you're hung- ry. Take enough to divide--when that's gone no gore! Ask Doris Jean Korando.' ' -- Compliment Miss Henson on her hair do's. A ' ' ' 31. n Sit on or lean against the new register--it's much nic- er than sitting in the seats and keeps you in good with Hr. Hubble, too. Cram the desks full of library or lost books and haea' zines Cunaccounted forh, papers,pecan hulls, erasers, chewed fun candy wrappers, snrplus lunches, and mOSt anythingoelse--you'd break the tradition of the Seniors if you didn't.. . Hop up and run to your locker often--slam the desk dra- wers ---- it's a Way to attract and hold the attention Of everyone, including study hall teachers. Use the Home Ec. room for a hanaout ---- you don't need a pass. Mrs. Jacobs doesn't mind--much!! .Pin Miss Slechticky's horn down a few times-- ---- she'll soon find out who's boss and you'll soon Know ------- The Seniors. Send Miss Shultz a comic valentine ---- sne'll appreciate it and you'll get an A the next day. Slip over to Pete's or un to John's ----- Hr. Hubble will never show up--will he, Fur Enyer? Anythinb you please ---- a teacher is never around---it's just your conscience--M--you'll get over that. Annie!! Rosie!! Follow these srgbestions and you will surely get a View of the inner office before you get your diploma and that is what rnkes a HGood Senior.H In case you're tired of hearing go, Here's some Qonlts We've Written for you!! Qnnlll. Stvdy at home or in assembly -------+-- life's too short! Blame the teachers every tine you flunk--N-be originals Go to sleep in class---that isn't Why they have a bell. Read yovr History before class---it's never as interes- ting when you read it the second time. Take a pencil to class ----- you surely OeH't take a test without a pencil. Cody other people's answers---nine times out of tenit's just as hard to figure out their writing as to work the ppgblem yourself. Sit on the radiator ------ you someday- Try to imitate the Seniors ------ imitations are never as good as the real thin5!! Tyne too fast on the typewriter ----- you'll only have to stoo while it cools off, may get a burn by surprige Write too fast in Shorthand ---- you'll only have to Wait till Niss Shrltz catches up with you. 32. S I A I I I I for being so sassy--remember how ere a Freshie. ball game--it only gets the other rattled team offers no competiti- Blame the Freshmen you were when you w Yell too much at a team rattled and a on. ' Loiter in the halls ----- it's your school after all. Use the telephone, only for necessary calls, it is a party line--your presence in study hall or class is needed. Be so bored with Bach--etc--you may Wangle an A out of Miss Gaunt. Don't stay out late during the week---that was for Jrs., Getty! - Carry out these suggestions and we assure you, you'll never forget the Senior Class of '44 for having given them to you!!! FRESH MfXN'S RR!-XYER Want to be a Senior, and with the Seniors stand, fountain pen behind my ear, a notebook in my hand. Wouldn't be president, I wouldn't be a KING wouldn't be an Emperor for all that Wealth could bring wouldn't be an angel, for angels have to sing. 'd rather be a Senior, and never do a thing!!! 33- ,fmxx K T E 1. e-sw HITLERQ 2. T RCPUNCE TO JG 3. wgas rwwssouma L .,. I f f wf Q I F GX xx Ax If A 1 k K V x FX 1 JUMQR .-f' .-' 'af 'C' . , I f-V -' x f X A, f N I ki --Tsk' I KK H f L ff 1 ' iq A I ,,.,f4K X H I A E 1: Y f'QV gif ' K ff ff x x 1 if RQK xx 1' 4: EJ X ff jvx 2 2 ' I 1 1 ? fi, , an i lj 'X--. ,N fx' 'J' ' ' .' x ' ' sg' fi I X ,lf , xx ,I f x X I X R If xA-N-sir! f 1 to -5 ff A'-7 Tir If 'I V--., X JK .XA N ,X D Ng,,,,n,,, Y' GREAT BNTFJN .lyk ,fgx 23. ' W N r r '. its V ' S, ,VN f l L f 067fu1af7q.lf'a.rgu,e.3. 6211455 H1505 -fell MQW -5- we 9 . f if VJ . 4 f W -:V Q' ' X- ' xx :X J zbffz-. c4574-'z-.1 4 ca cqarya rff frank . 455-f5cLgf-gf 5K7.1hJ', w 5UNLElLQ545K, ff ng 'N V S' . QE:-zlrfifzlfhrul Z Q- gjflfrt F QV 5 f r. 71' 5' , 'f'5sf,30 :f.f:Z fifsfffgmff fzyme jbklcr. L- Jiwahe 0 11-L. .eff Zeer. av iff C? 0? Q y en qQ'uzz.!91'aff ,Zz-:J'cl azz.bIuI14Q fgpgzh -lijdknl -mf-on 4 qt-5. ' fi: f L. ,. ,B , . 5533, A ' QA , ' 4 Q Z LM, si' -' fc! 13 , -5 L If . K - M ,L ,r . .. 3'Lf': L 2 ,6 ' :am ww , '155 1 ,H-51 . ' A ' ,: El , Wf-'fig N . fi 435 . 5 ,- Lil ,-,QM 'f 1' -Q:-mi' 9 L WA X Hx A Ani jx 1 f A V v if v my nl X 'E S- 4 4 . W' W i2 4 pp 3 W N y M' 1 .. 1 ,p. ,y ,a ,Ale -. I I . L 3 U N i O ACT E W TIES Egggggggigii .-....-.-..------+---------- Jacob, Illinois Chorus '42-'43-'44, Orchestra '42-'43-'44, Athletic Association '42-'43, Home Ec. Club '43, Honorablehention '43, Vice President of Class '43-'44, Member of Student Council '43, Monitor '43, Fountain Staff '44. Doris QleyglgpQ-ee- ---fees ------ u-- ---- Gorham, Illinois Honor Roll '42, Honorable Mention '42,StudentPatrol '42, Home Ecy Program '43, Librarian '43, Reserve Libra- rian '43, Magazine Librarian '43, Home EC. Club '43-'44. Margaret Crain ------ --M-U--4 ------------ Gorham, Illinois Honor Roll '42,-'43, Student Patrol '42,-'43---'44, Home Ee. Club '43-'44, Fountain Staff '44. Quth Bogart-4 ---------------------------- Jacob, Illinois chorus '42-'43-'44, Home Ee. Hostess '43, Home Be. Club '43, Reference Librarian '42-'43-'44, Monitor '44, Fountain Staff '44. Qernice Heins--e ---------- ----- ' --------- Gorham, Illinois Chorus '42-'43, Athletic Association '42, Home Ec. Club '44, Library Club '44, Roomkeeper '44. Tillie QQ Eiger ---- 0 -------------------- Gorham, Illinois Honorable Mention '42, Class Sec. '43-'44, Athletic Association '42-'43, Chorus '421'43-'44, Orchestra '42- '43-'44, Student Patrol '42, Sec. of Orchestra '43, Teacher's Sec. '43e'44, Victory Corps '44,Gorannum Staff '43-'44. Soghia Killian ------- ------------------ Gorham, Illinois , Chorus '42-'43. 37- H Lucille Koch ------------------------- ---- Jacob, I11inOiS Clerical Staff '44, Athletic Association '43, Home Ee. Club '43-'44, Fountain Staff '43, Honor Roll '44,SeQ of Home Ec. Club '44, Patrol '44, Victory Corps '44,Hon- orable Mention '42-'43-'44, Gorannum '44. , Doris Jean Kgrandg ----------------------- Jacob, Illinois Chorus '42-'43-'44, Honor Roll '43, Honorable Men- tion '43, Secretary of Sophomore Class '43, VictoryCorps '44, Candidate for Queen of Sophomore Class '43, Pres. of Pep Club '44, Clerical Staff '44, Gorannum Staff '44, Pauline Mciglin ---- - -----------'--- ----- Gorham, Illinois Patrol '44, Athletic Association '42,Student Patrol 42, Chorus '42-'43-'44, Roomkeeper '43, Home Ec. Club '44, Orchestra '44, A A1106 BQLQ --------------- ------------- Rockwood, Illinois Athletic Association '42, Fountain Staff '43---'44, Library Club '43-'44, Honorable Mention '43-'44, Student Patrol '43, Fountain Staff '44, Clerical Staff '44, Go- rannum Staff '44. Louise Schacg --------------------------- Gorham, Illinois Library Club '41-'42, Student Patrol '41-'42, Moni- tor '42, Attendance Clerk '42-'43, Gorannum Staff '44, Clerical Staff '44. Katherine June Snider ---- -- ----- ----- Gorham, Illinois lAthletic Association '42-'43, Library Club '44,Cho- rus '42-'43, Orchestra '42-'43-'44, Honorable Mention '43, Home Ee. Club '43-'44, Annual Staff '43 Pres. of Junior Class '44, Cheer Leader '44, Clerical Staff '44, Fountain Staff '44, Victory Corps '44. Getty Qiger- ----- ---------- -------- ---- GOPham, Illinois Library Club '43, Chorus '42-'43-'44, Orchestra '43 -'44, Home Ec. Club '43, Victory Corps '44. anna Marie Easqusa ----- --'a -- '-- - C Ora, Illinois Athletic Association '42-'43, Chorus '42-'43, Home Ec. Club '43-'44, Annual Staff '43, Clerical Staff '44, Library Club '44, N 38. QHQQ Lnnsiorg- ---- ---- ..... .......... .... Gorham, Illinois Basketball '42-'43-'44, Baseball '42-'43-'44, Chorus '42-'43-'44, Athletic Association '42-'43, Orchestra '42- '43-'44, Vice President of Freshman Class '41, Patrol '44, Gorannum Staff '44, Fountain Staff '44. KGUQSQQ E212 ------ -------- ------------ Murphysboro, Illinois CMurphysboro High Schooll '42-'43, Gym '42, CGorham High School? Patrol '44, EQESHG Qlggler ------- -------- ---- Gorham, Illinois Basketball '44. CLASS OFFICERS President---Katherine Snider Vice-President--eFern Arbeiter Treasurer---Tillie Jo Hiser Sgt. of Arms---Kenneth Born THE JUNIOR CONSOLATION We may not be mighty, ' We may not be big, But when the time comes, Ohio how we can dig! We may not be artists, l We may not know art! But we Juniors of Gorham, Have a Very large heart. 39. Ju N aoras BOX BUFFER On November 3, 1943 the Junior Class decided to hold a box supper on the ,night of November 18 in the New Study Hall. Mr. Larkie Snider promised to auction the boxe The S. evening proved to be a very successful one. Besides the fun provided by auctioning all the boxes, there was a variety of entertainment consisting of a fishing pond, cake walks, cake guesses, and various contests Everybody wanted to guess the contents of a small cake baked in the form of a lamb. Katherine June Snider Won by guessing what-it contained ---- a small American Flag. Contests were held such as: The The The The The to determine certain questions Sourest Person in the House--Chuck Aldrige biggest sissy--Kenneth Born sweetest girl--Ruth Eckert l biggest sucker--Jeff Hiser spooniest couple--Tillie Jo Hiser Melvin Brush After expenses were deducted, the Juniors had 565g67 to their credit. The class feels that much of this success was due to Mr. Snider's ability as an auctioneer and wishes to thank him for this service. The Juniors have decided to use this money in entertaining the Seniors and Faculty on an all--day picnic at Crab Orchard Lake, Saturday, May 27. A At this writing, big plans are being made for a gloigous time on that datei JUNIOR LETTERS TO SENIQRS Study-Hall G. C. H. SQ The Senior Glass Gorham High School Gorham, Illinois Dear Schoolmates, Here it is the latter part of the Second Semester, and you are thinking about graduating. How we shall hate to see the day some when we shall bid you farewell!!! We Know we can never be as much help to the teachers as you have been. We admire you for your dignity and studious behavior at all times, especially in the classrooms and the study hall. We shell try to follow your example, but some- times we are afraid we shall never come up to the standard set by you. we pay trubute to the Seniors of '44 for being the most outstanding class ever to graduate in this school. We shall miss your sweet, smiling faces as we saunter through the hall, moreover, we shall miss your chatter about the good times you had over the week-ends, when we sometimes wondered if all the things you did were really so much fun. Remember February 9, when you had your pictures taken. How important you were! And Lou we envied you for your pio- tures first in the annual with that coveted NSENIORSN in the middle, all in capital lettersg ' We, the Juniors of G. C. H. S. want to congratulate you on your twelve years of work and study, and now we wish you all the luck and happiness in the world. ' Yours truly, Junior Class P. S. Our tongues more in our chceks when wo wrote this, but we do wish you all the luck. 41 7 fs f LJ V ,fbx K, ix Ti i ll XR? :MQ 1 .,a 3. HIT I-MTLER, Q. TRCDU NCE TO JG 3. MESS W? USSOUNQ U Y M Q 5 I 0 x D R flxxx gxx f 2.1, i 'f I wp. 1, .A-1 .K-. 5 154 , Q . ,Q .,.. 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YFME EUC ' - 'V' 4 .'m3'37Ff-g'!fnI W .. -' .1 N , V, 45 5,734 ,.T,igAf1-id. ,l U ' .. 15 , ' 5, nu Q ' ies ' ' 1 f .fn 1. 1 .Iv W F , -'x., rg, ze Q, ,. 11,424 ,, 'zqjvd :L -1- 1 I H ' , , 15:15, . -2'f3'pff'+.x,2f .mmf warm baamaqfrwa 1,-FA, SQPHOMQRI ffXCTiWT!ES Gladys AWSChl8T Jgggb Illingii Christmas Proqram 'L5, Patrol or Roomkeeper 'HK, Library Club 'Au La Verna Arbeiter I Jaggb, 11113015 Christmas Program 'L5 . Charles Asbury I Rockwood Illinois Athletic Association 'h5, Baseball 'hi-'hL,Reserve Basiet ball 'LI5 V Paul P8UQGtt Gorham Illinois Basketball 'AE-'AA, Baseball 'n5, GorsoooE'sE5T?'TE?j'TEH Student Victory Corps 'LE-'hh, Honorable Mention 'ME-'LM, Ath. Assoc. 'h5, Sec. of Sophomore Class 'MM Teddv Boucher Gorham, Illinois Reserve Basketball 'hh I Gerald Buck 4' ' Gorham! Illinois Harold Choate ' Cora, Illinois Reserve Pasketball 'hh Mary Ellen Claussen Jacob, Illinois Chorus 'Eh, Fountain Staff 'hM, Victory Corps 'EH, Patrol or Roomkeeper 'ML Marv AnnIClendenin Rockwood, Illinois Home Ec. Club 'UL5 Patrol or Roomkeeper 'Hh,'HonorRoll'KE Wilbur Clendenin ' Rockwoodp Illinois Fountain Staff 'Mh, Ath. Assoc. 'h5, Monitor '52, Honor Roll 'h5, Victory Corps 'Lh, President of Sophomore Class 'Mh, Honorable Mention 'ML . Bonnieta Cleveland Gorham, Illinois Mary C1uSteP f Ava Illinois Patrol or Roomkeeper 'hM, Chorus 'hh Colleen Cox A . ' 1 ' Gorham, Illinois 'H5EE'ic. Club 'M5, Christmas Program 'hi Patrol or Romn- keeper 'h5, Ath. Assoc. 'U5, Victory Corps ' L A 5 p l ,lens . i Lawrence Darnstaedt Jacob!-flliilli U 'mmlthi Assoc. VEB, Patrol or Roomkeeper 'hh,'Honorahle menm tion fhh A Arlene.Dietrich Jacob Illinois -um'Miome EC. Cluh 'h5, Chorus 'hh, Sec M Trees. of Freshmen Class 'h5, Orchestra 'hh, Monitor 'hh, VictoryCorp5'MH,LibT8Ty club fhn, Clerical staff 'nn John Fisher Gorham, Illinois Monitor 'h5, Orchestra 'hi-'hh, Victory Corps 'Eh lil I Evelyn Gale A Jacob, Illiooigo Chorus 'hi-'nh Ath. Assoc. 'h5, Christmas Program 'igf Library Club ' 5-lhh, Patrol or Roomkeeper 'hh 1 Maxine Cueterslah , Jacgb Illiggis Christmas Program 'h5,Home Ec. Club 'h5, Patrol os Roomf keeper 'hh, Clercial Staff 'hh . '- Peter Hand Gorham Illinois 7?5?E6ooa11 'A5-fun, aoooooii 'n5, Aon. Assoc. 'S55v1otory Corps 'hh h., Bglrhqggllmggg Jacob Illinois Victory Corps 'hh P- Laura Jarrett Cora Illinois Chorus 'LE-'hh, Christmas Program 'h5, Ath. Assoc. ' 5, Cheer Leader ',5, Roll Taker 'h5, Teacher Sec. 'h5, Honor R011 'n5, 'nn, Home Ho. Club 'A5-'nn It D0nald Jolly Cora Illinois Basehall 'ME . Ruth Kenon Gorham, Illinois Ath. Assoc. 'h5, Home Ee. Club. 'ME-'hh, ChristmasVProgram 'h5, Chorus 'h5, Orchestra 'ME-'hh, Cheer Leader 'hh, Librarwy Club fnh, Victory Corps 'nn-'h5, Patrol or Roomkeeper 'hh Ethel Killian Qorh m, Illinois Christmas Program 'n5 A A Clifford Korando Cora Illinois I Easeball '55-'MU W Margaret Korando . Jacob Illinois I Pres. of Class fn5, Magazine Libfeflan 'h5, Home Eo, Club 'h5, Teacher Sec. 'n5, Home Ec. HOgtGSS 'U , Patrol or Room- kggpey 'hh, Monitor 'hh, Clerical Staff ' L, Honorable Mention 'MM M ' Korando . Jacob Illf 1 'iE5EE55E5'EET'c1uo 'M3, Magazine Libfaflan 'U5,Ghr1atmooPro?3aS 'h5, Vice Pres. of Class 'h5, Patrol or Roomkeeper 'gh L6 ,f '- ,Aa Vernon Luedeman Jacob, Illingii Ath- ASSOC- 'U5, Honor Roll 'h5, Reserve Basket ball ffl Patrol or Ro mkeeper 'hh Alfred Moureau Cora, Illinglo Dvrvthy McCormick Gorham, Illinois Monitor 'Eh, Library Club 'hh, Victory Corps 'EH, Libriff Clus 'hh Ruth Evelyn McLaughlin Core Iliinois Christmas Program 'h5, Chorus 'LE-'hh u Holes Needham Gorham, Illinois Home Ec. Club 'h5, Chorus 'hh ' Geraldine Perkins V Ggphgm, Illinois Victory Corps 'hh, Ath. Assoc. 'h5, Chorus YEL, chrioomoo Program 'h5, Vice President of Sophomore Class 'hh Bobbie Schimpf Gorham, Iliinois Basketball 'LZ Shirley Stearns Cora Illinois Norman Thomas Gorham, Illinois Bssketball M3-'hh, Ath. Assoc. 'M ' Ralgh Twenhsfel Gorham, Illinois Honor Roll 'h5, Baseball 'hh C ' Donald Schilling Gorhom, lllinois in Clerical Staff 'hh, Fountain Staff 'uh, Honor Roll '51, Gorannum Staff 'hh Charles Pickering Gorham, Illinois Basketball fhh, Patrol or Roomkeeper 'MM Benn Eosterl 1 Gorham, Illinois honorable Mention 'hh Arthur Frazer Rockwood, Illinois Baseball 'hh, Reserve Bosketbell 'hh I 1 V 1 Q..- 4 L., Y..,2.- rx, fx fx wif 'l g j g...ff- W... iii Q' 5 . R 1 X, ' 2 L, X 4 X I 2 ,mfwfmfmfff A-my 5 e P' , -X 1 ff xx E 2 X XX Ry XX E I I lx , 'a 3 HST Pw2TLEK q- 0TRQU?CET0JCj p.. mt 3 f f'f 41 . MLQQ wfwxjfwgmg 3.19. L. JJ 2 - - E-N i A E 5 i , A xN'Hn,..-I Fl' F fx., D 'K1 N 'K . Q YK f -. fg 2 . , N . I H Nj N '-NIJ' e xx 'xx ,- A ' ' F' 5 sm!! 5 X :GMP an 5 k ,. V 1 'fx f 5 i x jg 5' f .P W ,..,.,..., ,ii ! fi 1 . I X F LJ . xx 1 ,li ,- i X ,Ll I ,XX . f . , A- .- 1 I .rf 2 ' 'T' ffl L:-'z 4. migftffw - I jf + R X2 ' 2.4, W XM! i -4 59 fx V ' QOJ rw .fx Ji , L I 2 x D 'v'f 'ilJ .A , ' . 5 fl f-W' UPN' THE CVD P!-1 Q I X... J N. f 5 -.J Ch8TleS Abbury --------------- ------- Who's the laziest boy? PQU1 DJ Bassett ---- ---- 1 --------- -Who's the most freckled? Fred Boucher ----- Gerald Buck ------ Wilbur Clendenin- Harold Choate---- Lawrence Parnstae Benny Easterly--- John Pisher------ Arthur Frazer---- Ralph Hallman ---- Peter Hand-- ---- - Donald Jolly----- Clifford Korahdo- Vernon Luedeman - Alfred Moureau--- Charles Pickering Charles Sauerhage Bobbie Schimpf--- Shirley Stearns-- Donald Schilling- Norman Thomas ---- Ralph Twenhafel-- Gladys Amschler-- Laverna Arbeirer- mm cxaussen----h --------------------Who dates a Jr. girl? --------------WhO's the most mischievous? -----------------Who's the most studious? ---Whofs the quietest of the Choate Clan? dt- ------- Who Waves his hair every night? ---------------------Who struts the most? Whofs absent too much? --.-------.-----Q-.---,.- --------- -------- - ------ --Who can't grow? I-ni--ustfbnluui-cunrnnqg-11-um-tiny: ----.---r-- ------- ........ ---- --------r---- -------------------Who admires Tillie Jo? ----Whois the tallest? -- ----------- -Who s very slow? -----------Who's mean? -- --------- Who hlushes most? '6'1'l'fli9S? -------- ------ -Who likes to match r ------ ------ --Who gets the most demeriis? --------------Who is the most bow-legged? -am------ ----- -Who likes to get demerits? H -------- --- ----- K--Who likes the measles? -- ---- --- ----- Who makes the best grades? -- ....- ---- Who likes to play basket-ball? ---Who drives that blue car? .-.-n-g--n----.-- and-11-n1i1aau--4-est Who likes Laverna Arbeiter? ---------------Who likes Gladys Amschler? --------Who passes typing right off-hand? . ' ' 49 .dry Clendenin-we .X . mary Cluster---fm Bonietta Clevelae Colleen CoXeMe--- Arlene Dietrich-F Evelyn Gale ------ Maxine Guetsrslch Laura Jarrett --N Ruth Kenon-We---- Margaret Korandcw ----if------who hw ...ii it fa-4-4FNho likes to go to-Neunert? e---5' ------- -Who runs around with C. Ci? A X 1 ---eew---U ---- Who is the nosiest? s N----who stays insthe office? .. -A-A-qv 'eu 'H-1' '+ ' ' ff--Who likes some boy in Murphy? N ,,, .. .A-, - M-we-M-N ---- F-Jvho has the lowest voice?f -M--------f--JMho likes some senior boy? e------- e----- --53--4Who likes to dance? . K, 1, i i, ,.,..- . I Ethel Killian-u--ee-h- ---- -e ----------- Who should reduce? wmv-me-W-:rf---4Who is the most comical? -M-- --------- f. ------ Who is thG quietesti Marion Korandoeew Dorothy McCormick , -...- I I-M ----- f--f ----- ----- Who likes to flirt?e -' , ..,..., -A---'-'A' -'lip-,.,. ., Ruth E. McLaughlin -------------------- Who is left-hgpdpd' Helen Needhameev--m---W--Q-ll-eleewho likes to stay-homeyp Geraldine Perkins----s-fWhQglikes hustard with everything' U: 1PFfsivxxaxkigfxxaraafiaxaxixxxxxx ',r- 4 1 I UMy Ideal Girl? as described by popular Sophomore boys: We . 1 - ' Looks don't mean much, We want-a ' girl with personality and one who ,p y,e doesn't go crazy every time she sees A ' A ' a servicemen! r Givetme one Whois ---Donald Schilling ' 'vc sweet as honey 1 I E, And also easy QQ The ideal girl doesn't wear too much H your moneyf ' paint. - ---John Fisher 'She's gotta have sense-vwhich most M girls ainft. - I'll be hanged if you'il'CatCh me fir a whirl, ,r Over some dumb damefwho doesn't act like a girll A ' ' ---Wwicnien Frazer 59 -- -'- Black hair, blue eyes and plenty gute 9 The personalit ts a r that'll realiy.ZgSOt -Not the clinging ving A Plenty of.fun5 though And get the type who'1 take your doughg ---Ralph Twenhafel A l lwawf U . . lu? 4 Q fi. fv.. ' 5, . 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Es?i Heins, , Fn7jfS JfT'QCih Violet Kfsuior, Zioiort Knopq, K , Cisrlcttg Lqq5fgwfU Jovoe A Ltqqfpri Lsvfenoo VCCQLQL, Johnny Fclnrqhlig, Eilens Wezo Jinnv Vffflina Chsrles Vo6gLin. Shirley Voskol. . Cowboy in Utah--fsnovs trick rioer in rooso .Future son-in-low to as Dietrich of Heunvvf -r-1 J. r ,.. . . . . . .roouosll dino .Playwriter of the future . . . . . .Famous Dancer . . ,Partners in Crain, ,Crain 5 Crain Nooeling . .firm in Los Angeles. . Q Fsnous orator now in Washington, F. C. . Hes? of 2 trucking firm in St. Louis .Pnssiosnt of the Fsrmer's Union Oil Company of Jacob . , . . .Cnswist in Chicago . . .Bottowlsno Farmer .Pvofssson of astnonomy in Cslifornio U, Q . . 0BssksTbnll Star. .LswVer's wife in New York fa , .Seamstress in N. Y. Foosling firm .H.R. Boss in Gorham . .Wife of a R. R. Boss .Wife of n fsnons rooeo trick rioer .HSnoft Van in Barnum ' R Bailey Sins Snow., 0 .ulfll Wann--nlgo in 5,3 E. Sioo Show ...i?anonsn's wife mmf 55,5157 Y Yifge--NPQTQ Hano iso? of 6onF Hiovo Stool Corpany . Famous rooio Groomer T wit? Frank gipatrn. .Hollvwcoo Heartbreaker 57 ffvfn Vueller. . Flora N. Arnole. Wilma Porter. . Herhert Rethjen. lemme Reeves. . Kenneth Qohlfing neyter ?ohlfing. Urrwe J. Siokler Petty Sickler. . Faves Tinfel. . Iyer tv Vasouez. . Cf- 1 Versemen. 1 ol. Towels White. . Walter Wills. . Wayne Worthen. . e n o 9 n 0 A . . . .Veth. Prof. at Washinqton U. . . . . Raising poultry on a , hill farm. . Q . .Beeutioian in Hollywoof . .... Figure skater with Sonja Heine Secreterv to Clarence Christensen . . . Le6y's Men . .... Hill Farmer . .Partner of Violet Kreuzer in N. Y. . . . . . . . . Scientist rel of Shirley Voekels on the stage . Wife of Shirlev Stearns . Rail Splitter of the future . .Famous Army Officer .Roweo of the fvtvre . . . Veledictorien . A If the freshmen ere green Perhaps you will see You'll have to eowit Sore ere quite Ane full of Of course, srme Ano 6on't stwfv et night But others work Filiventlv An? are exoertionellv bright. rlrcky grit. That some of us try Anf still Hon't progress Though we 6on't know ere lezv But new we ere olfer A Veer has some by Soon we'll he holfer Then watch us flv. If luck qteys with us Anf we still try We may he Sorhorores 58 the here?--by enf hy. my h ' I CHHVH N7f , x LM, x A xg' x 1x 1 xg. '-Q 4 4, f w., f v f ' .Mx rf ' . ff, L ,. - ' 1 f ,' fy, ' ' , 1 ' ' -f, 1 ix. 'F ' ' y XX- K ix fa uf 11+ 1. , 1 1-,A . ' 15-2:1 -,K ' - ,E 1.533 4.1. v..T , lyzrnnnz' ' nxsmmzu,-sue. -. rrr,xLRms'r1ufHrxnanQmlrw:Jiz..1av1fJir.a:x-1wfwf,Q ' :.z-'.'1:a',,m,' - .wmnwswr-mu, -v . ' I 1 U X' 9 B14 4 KNOKE - 6,47 ramn is fkfww. 67W new 575145 TBHL1. TEAM I, l 5 W Q- 41- Y E 4' mi, K .7 ' - ' f Q 5 kv Au A J Judi iz x gfty' Q Q v A' I , I . , : ffwf- 3 uses, ' I A 'L kr 14, V! I 1, xi :ff J if .X . ff -' Q-.5 ' iv V Q Jour? Q N A I . 4' ,, V g,fvu- u.rfa,r . 19? ff J' I QQ! 5 Zig 5,22 , wgizv. 1 an J v L ,fp QM .r iff 'I' .' r 'M 0 v glviz,-.Li E. W H L X 7' faalmzif' R- H sk .L 7: mu P BASKETBALL . n ' FIRST TEAV Gorham bac the material for an excellent besketbell team this yeec, enc, consicering the absence of a gym,ma6e a pretty goo? ebowine. At the beginning of besketbell Season tbe First teen ccnsisteo of: Bob Crein, forwerd, Bill Knoke, centerg Melvin Grace, guaro, John Choate guarc eno Jr. Lunsforo, forwnro. . ,Z During tbe besketbell season Velvin Grace, of the fitst teen, ororpef out of school. Noreen Tbomes took his place on the First teen. X X The new Qymnesinb was not completef in tive to play or to rrectice on.We efpect to oo e greet Geel better next yeer. SECWNT TIAV The Gorbew seconc teen nec an excellent record at the enc of tbe baevetbell season. Altbouvb the Gorham boys get oft on 2 bee stert with Q oefeet by Wolf Leke, they encef the season with more victories tban oefeets. With little or no rroctfce, the eecono team pleyef ten games nge won none cemes tben tbe first teen. The Pocono teen evovp et the beginnine of basketball seeeon Wee: Ncrwen Thomas, Gene Pickering, P. D. Beggett, Gene Sickler nnf Pete Henf. Bob Knoke too? Norman Thomas' plpcq Qffpp Norman was ecvancec to tbevfiret team. 62 Bf'-XSEBFXLL The G. C. H. S. Baseball team is an athletic group of which we can feel justly proud. In the fall season we were the un- defeated champions of our Western Egyptian Conference tournament During the entire season we lost only two games, dropping one to Campbell Hill Ca pre-conference, warm-up gameb and one to Wolf Lake. The main nine or rather our first team are as follows: g FALL PLAYERS POSITIONS THIS SPRING POSITIONS Bill Knoke Pitcher Bill Knoke Pitcher Crain 3rd Base Crain 3rd Base Demster L. F. Frazer L. F. Lunsford lst Base Lunsford lst Base Bob Knoke 2nd Base Bob Knoke 2nd Ease Frazer S. S. Demster S. S. Asbury R. F. Thomas R. F. Grace Catcher Asbury Catcher Due to circumstances beyond our control, spring and fall lineups are different. The boys are looking forward to the district and sectional tournaments. They have the right spirit so more power to them and to Coach Dunn. A5 PEP CLUB The Pep Club is the only Athletic Organization in our school this year. In previous years we have had the Athletic Association, and at one time, The Red Pepper Club. , Members of the Pep Club had seats reserved on the school bus if the bus was used for transporting players to school games. Needless to say,they con- tributed their share to the noises and merriment on the bus. The outstanding achievement this year was the victory of the Pep Club Girls over the AthleticBoys in a magazine campaign. The girls sold more sub- scriptions by a margin of 558.00 to 343.00 for the boys Cthanks, Mr. Hubble for helping the 5irlsD.The crowning event of this contest was our hike over railroad tracks, muddy fields, hills and streams to the Woods where the girls ate the lunches provided by the losers, the boys. The girls all agree that the boys were good losers, excellent cooks and most gallant hosts! Qiiiaara ai Ban Slab PTQ5,w .--- -m-- ----- -Doris J. Korando Vice Pres.l-- ---- Eleanor Grosvenor Sec. H Treas.--- ---- Cecilia ETUSU Doorkeepers--- ---- Annie Walthers Delphine Darnstaedt f 9.95-29.3 LQQQQQQ Marjorie Lunsford Jean Kenon Ruth Kenon Katherine Snider Members Coleen COX Doris Cox Arlene Dietrich Ruth Eckert Tillie Jo Hiser Edris Jarrett Laura Jarrett Margaret Korando Marion Korando Charlotte Lunsford Joyce Lunsford Ruby Manken Eileen Mezo Pauline Modglin Helen Needham Jerry Perkins Louise Schack LaWanda Thomas Batty Vasquez ,lf Fifi , if yi, :H . iv? 5755- KK L 'V- E. ,Q ,Q Fw ,- Ky, :qr , . - fs! -- ' Y. .. Wy,- : 55,1515 YA.q.. . .ivb QHQJZ 3i 2 ' f' Q gi., 3 W , . ,. E5 E Wx JW f . ' 1 . .f ,f' 4 J V rv- ' .E , A ,A U gif f. K ' I ld. fi .tix- l X ., GQ, If-,,' J b - ' .A Ne- Fo re d ' Q3 I J f' vm. . K. QQIQ CHORUQ 513g1m3QQNiLQQ1-QQ-3lQg2l: Earl Heins, Clarence Christensenfxj Jack Modglin, John McLaughlin, Kenneth Rohlfing, Everettg g Demeter. QEQQQD ROE: Robert Knoke. Owen Lunsford, Charleiwi Casey, Robert Crain, William Knoke, Richard O'Daniel, Rober Beans, Paul D. Eaggett, Tillie Jo Hiser, and Miss Gaunt I -JM. Z c iv-5:5- 5. H D A' - .f 1, fagr. ... . 1. slats CHORUS wanna, -....-..-.--...--.-.. . ., na , . ' fry' 35? J' vague 'T QT 5 25. 2 ElB51xEQH-LLQEQhQQZRIC521: Pauline Modglin, Peggy Clendenin Ruth E. McLaughlin, Thelma Gulley, Evelyn Gale, Donna jiaage Beams, Laura Jarrett. QQQQKQ-ggi: Mary Claussen, Norma Lei? i'f-' McLaughlin, Fern Arbeiter, Ruth Eckert, Delphine ,Darnstaedtfw Agnes Brewer, Anne Walther, Mary Cluster, Edna Mae Saul, Cecilia Brush, Doris Jean Korando, Tillie Jo Hiser, and, Miss Gaunt. QQLEQQQQE: Flora Perkins, Helen Needham, Ruby 'Man- ken, La Wanda Thomas, June Kemnfer, Eileen Mezo,.5vernaCN Mae Falkenbery, Getty Ticer, Dorothy McCormick, Jean Kenon, , Ar- lene Dietrich, Alice Born, and Jewell Cluster. y . EQQNTAIN Pease , a , . ,.,,r QEQQQD-LLEETdTQ+5lQHTl: Alice Reid, Fern Arheiter, Willian Knoke, Cecilia Brush, Kathryn Snider, Owen Lunsford,.STANQfr LNG 1LgElyTQsBlCHQ-J: Doris Korando, Anne Walther,l, Donald Schilling, Bohert Knoke, Wilbur Clendenin, Miss Henson, ,Mare ' garet Crain, Ruth Eckert, Doris Cleveland, Mary Claussen, aandf 1 ik Everette Demster. ' I Dlmnfl' f ' QQQQHNUM STAFE , ,qg QgAIQQQLLEEQ:lQ RLQHZL: Robert Crain, Norma Lee McLaughlin, Jewell Cluster, Edna Mae Saul, Ruby Manken, Cecilia Brush and Owen Lunsford. Q1gQDlNG-LLgE1mQQ-3lQH2l: Betty Lou Brown, Alice Eorn, Lucille Koch, Louise Schack, Kathryn V Clendenin, Peggy Clendenin, June Kempfer, Tillie Jo Hiser, Donald 'Schil+i ling, and Miss Shultz. . Q Quai rani ,J WQEE PIRSTQBQW-iggfimig-QLQQQL: Norma McLaughlin, Fern Arbeiterfija La Wanda Thomas, Delphine Darnstaedt. 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Of course they do, but they must wait until Tuesdays and Thursdays for their chance as we now have both agirlsf and a boys' chorus instead of a mixed chorus. The girls' chorus has thirty memhers,and theofficers are: Fern Arheiter, President, June Kenpfer, librarian, and Tillie Jo Hiser, reporter,secretary, and accompanist. Because of the war program, gas and tire rationing, etc., the chorus will he unable to attend anycontestthat may be given. However, Miss Gaunt and the girls are working hard to preeare a program for their firstpuhlic appearance as soon as the new auditorium is finished. As the annual must be in Hr. Spicth's hands before this program is presented, we shall outline the plansfor the program as they stand nt the present time. The part of the musical entertainment which the girls' chorus will present is entitled, nAn OldSouthern Albumn. Fern Arheiter, as the narrator, tells the story of each portrait in the album while the chorus members colorfully dressed in formnls, sing songs of the south. Following is a hrief synopsis of this musical: The chorus sinus HBeautiful Dreamern after which Fern tells about the first page of the album on whichare portraits of HGreat Grandfnthern portrayed by Peggy Clendenin and pGreat Grandmothern hy Jewell Cluster.Next the chorus sings HPut On Your Old Gray Eonnetn. Thus as each picture is revealed, the story is related to the audience through the narrator and sonrs of the chorus. Portraits: .Thelma Gulley .......Chorus Confederate soldier.5.. HTramp, Tramp, Tramp .. ..Arlene Dietrich Old Black Joe.... F Hold J-Oenqc 4 oeuonuooonvhorus ..Cecilia Prush Aunt Dorothy Richardson...... HGirl In the Bonnet of Blueu.. .--- ...Chorus Old Black Mammy and Baby... ....Verna Mae Falkenbury Flora Mae Arnold BriegdnjlillIOOOCOCOICIUICCIDllOUlIlIOOO'lChOI,uS Grandpa Samuel Richardson and Grandma AnnePauline Modglin Helen Needham HSilver Threads Among the GoldH..... .......... .....Chorus Aunt Edith and Robert Anderson... ...Ruth McLaughlin Laura Jarrett nThe RosaryH.... .... . ....... . ...... . ... ..... ..uOctet Jerome Richardson and Marie Sheridan... ..... .Mary Cluster N. Dorothy McCormick NOh, what a Beautiful MorningU. .... . ..............Chorus Aunt Bose............... ... Mary Claussen HLast Rose of SummerN.............. .... ..........Chorus Then Fern closes the book and thus finishes her story of the H016 Southern Album.N ,, The members of the girls chorus are as follows: Sopranos Cecilia Brush Dorothy McCormick Jewel Cluster Pauline Modplin Mary Cluster Helen Needham Mary Claussen Flora Mae Arnold Peggy Clendenin Donna Rae Reames Evelyn Gale Lawando Thomas Thelma Gulley' Anne Walthers Laura Jarrett Arlene Dietrich Ruby Manken Ruth Evelyn McLaughlin Altos Fern Arbeiter Verna Mae Falkenbury Alice Porn Tillie Jo Hiser Delphine Darnstaedt Jean Kenon Ruth Eckert Eilene Mezo Doris Jean Korando Tenors June Kempfer Norma Lee McLaughlin '20 J - J T' U-IQ RUS The boys start off eoch Tuesday and Thursday morning by exercising their talents in chorus. Their accompanist is Tillie Jo Hiser. Although they ere few in number, the fellows certainly seem to work herd and cooperate with Miss Geunt in every possible way. The boys eren't Qoing to let the girls get ahead of them, so they ere elos planning to participate in the musical program to be given in the new auditorium. They will sing e number of songs which are as follows:HDear Old Pols,N uSing and Svile,H nPrey the Clouds Away,n and USolomon Levi.n One number seems to heve brought out some,heretofore, undiscovered tslent. Bob Reemes since the solor pert in ULove's Old Sweet SonH.H The boys enjoy the Negro songs and beer down in Ulize Jane,H with their best tenor, alto, ond bass, and then their voices become soft and rich when they sinq Hln the Evening by the Moonlight.n As their closing song they will sing NGood-night Lndies.H As on encore Cthov are pretty positive there will be on encorel they plen'to brine down the house with HOld Hogan's Gont.n Bess Tenor Charles Casey Bob Knoke Junior Lunsford Kenneth Rohlfing Bob Crain Marvin Amschler Bud Demster Richard O'Dsniel Alto-Tenor Melody Johnny McLaughlin Jack Nodslin Clarence Christensen Lester Rohlfing Earl Heins Leroy Dnrnsteedt Jim Mifflin Carol Versemon Melvin Fritsche Robert Reames 71 C1RUiESTRfX This year's orchestra consists of twenty-one members who practice the fifth period every Tuesday and Thursday. Each yeer several new members get into the orchestr a as a result of havin? practiced diligently the year before. If you are near hy when the orchestra is in fullswing you can hear the players swing into a ruwhling march or take it easy on some soft, melodious tune such as HForeVer Marchn or NProcessionalH. It really makes one feel proudof the orchestra and of our teacher, Miss Gaunt. The wemhers of the orchestra and the musical instru ment that each plays are given below: Piano Bass Drum Jean Kenon Tillie Jo Hiser Drums Violin Romana Foncreee Mary E. Coles Joyce Lunsford Agnes Brewer Small Drum Billy Schiwpfr Charlotte Lunsford Donald Golew Cymbals Saxophone Ruth KGHOU Fern Arheiter SHG AUD PYFOHN Bud Demeter Clarinet Bells Kathryn Snider Arlene Dietrich irowhone Dean Hindmen elndicntes Grade School Pupils 72 2322222 Bess Horn John FISHGP, Junior LunsforJ Laverne Whites Donald Schilling rm 'N 1 5' , 0 1 , 6 ihe OFCLGStI3 will make its first public appearance ln C0UJUCt10H with the Boj's and Girl'. Chorus. The ore chestrel pert of this entertainment is as follows: The Processionnl, Grnndfether's Clock, Forever Merch, The Wanderer, Always Victorious, Downon The Farm, and Supremacy Merch. We are sure that our orchestro will do well in its first public sppeorsncc.We know that with the determined practice in evidence, the organization will grow larger and more successful eoch vcnr. OCTET Most of the girls who have token pert in the double quartet work have had four years of chorus work in Gorham High School, but smell ensemble singing is new for almost all of the Group this year. Hard work duriny spare time hos brought about much improvement in harmonization. The girls ore: June Kempfer and Norms McLoughlin, first Sopranos: LeWsnda Thomas and Ruby Wsnken, second soprsnosg Jean Kenon end Delphine Dernstoedt, first oltosg Anne Walther and Fern Arbeiter, second oltos. slndicstes Grade School Pupils 75 FOUNT!-XIVXI WStory Weathern might be a good appelation for the activities of the Fountain this year, for such has been its career. With the shifting of teachers, schoolbegan without a sponsor for the unrest news bringern. Miss Henson was finally chosen to direct the staff and quite late in the term the organization got under way with Marjorie Iunsford as editor-in-chief. Wilbur Clendenin imWGdlQt6iy launched into his campaign of business man- ner and did a very cspatle job of getting a long list of subscribers. Pencils and typewriters began tofly and work began in earnest. Then came illness,interruptions, delayse--,the Fountain bogged down. Eventually thelight began to gleam, and the crowning glory was the Review Issue. May the Fountain have a happier future in the years to come! MERIT SYSTEM With the help of the Faculty and Student Body, 'we feel that our new Hwerit and NDemcritnSystem, adopted last year, has accomplished something for the good of students as well as to better the school. For ccmmendd able and recognized activities, the students are given merits in accordance. At the end of the school year the merits for each student are added. Those having the highest number of msrits C102 of our student bodyb re- ceive an intellectual letter, G. We think of our 'mwn school as a Governmental unit with our own laws. For a violation or disregard of any of these laws, an of- fender is penalized with demerits. We have clerks and each merit or demerit a student receives is kept on re- cord. The merits a student receives giveshimencourage- ment. The demerits given makes a student stop andthink the next time, before he acts in an unseemly manner. We hope to see even greater improvement next year. TM GORANNUM The majority of the annual' staff was chosen from the commercial classes. As a result the planning, arrangement. and typing and stencil cutting were carried out as a unit of work by the students of Typing II. These staff members are: Jewell Cluster, Norma Lee McLaughlin, Cecilia Brush, Doris Jean Korando, Alice Reid, Alice Born, Louise Schaek, Edna Mae Saul, June Kempfer, and Fern Arbeiter. The Typing I girls who assisted were: Betty Lou Brown, Lucille Koch, Ruby Manken, Peggy, and Kathryn Clendenin. All of these served in different capacitiesg for instance, several of them wrote special articles. A I Other members of the staff not in the commercial classes who wrote articles which contribute much to our book are: Tillie Jo Hiser, Marjorie Lunsford, and Paul D. Baggett. Bob Crain and Jr. Lunsford executed the drawings and lettering. They were assisted by P. D. Baggett. Our busi- ness manager is Donald Schilling. Our theme is international in character. Our book is dedicated to the armed forces of the HBig Fouru--the United States, Great Britain, China, and Russia. lThe entire staff consists of the following: Editor ------ f--- Business Manager Art Editors---me Literary Editors Sports Editor--- Feature Editors- Alumni Editor--- Tycists ------ -- Printerse--- Adviser---- -------Louise Schack ---Donald Schilling ------Robert Crain 'Owen'Lunsford ---Tillie Jo Hiser Peggy Clendenin ---Paul D. Baggett --------June Kempfcr , Kathryn Clendenin Ruby Manken -----Edna Mae Saul , ---- Cecilia Brush Alice-Reid Jewell Cluster Norma Lee McLaughlin Doris Jean Korando I Fern Arbeiter ---Betty Lou Brown Lucille Koch ---Miss Mary Shultz 75- !lQlQBZ-QQhES CCHARTER UEMPERSD Q3gQgQmiLgEQ-QQ-glQQ2l: C.Cox, C.Lunsford, R.Kenon, K. Sni- oer. QQQNQLHQ: J.Fisher, T.Hiser, Mr. Hubble, O. Lunsford, G.Perkins, P.D.Eaggett. YlQlQBX-QQBBQ ELRQl-BQQ-QLEE1-2Q-BlQH2l: M.Claussen, C.Cox, K.Snider, R. Kenon, C.Lunsford, J.Perkins, C.Erush. QQQQHQuBQU: G.Ticer, V,Falkenber7, D.McCormick, D.Korando, L.Koch, A. Dietrich, T-Hiser, J Kcnon, R.Manken. QELBQ-QQW: C.Verseman, H.Rat- jen, R.Kncke, W.Wills, P.D.Hand, R.Hollman, J. Fisher, A. Mueller. ' QLEBlQAL-SlAEE ElES2-BQNi!LEEE-2Q-BlQHIl2 Dfgchillinga L-SCHHCK, J- KGHOH, M.Korando, K.Snider, C. Brush. QQQQBQ-BQW: E.M.Saul, L. Koch, B.L,Brown, T.J.Hiser, A.Reid, D.Korando. QQLEQ--BQW: N.McLaughlin, A.M.Vasquez, A.Dietrich, M.Guetersloh, A. Born J.Kempfer, L.Thomas. LlBBABX-QLQB ElBQ2-QQU-LLQEQ-QQ-QlQHQL: F.Perkins, G.Amschler, E. Gale, L.Jarrett, D.McCormick, A.Dietrich. QEQQNQQBQW: A.Reid, E.Gale, A.M.Vasquez, B.Heins, R.Eckert, R.Kenon, K. Snider, C.Brush, and Miss Slechticky. BQQM-KEEEEBE 31352-BQW-QLQEQ-QQ-Blggil: E.Vasquez, L.Koch, M.Korando, G Amschler, C.Brush, M.Korando, QEQQHQ-BQH: L.Darnstaedt, R. Knoke, O.Lunsford, V. Luedeman, C. Pickering, M.Clendenin, M Cluster, E.Jarrett, J.Cluster, K.Born. QQIQQWQQU: F. Per- kins, M.Clausscn, V.Falkenbery, E.Gale, E.Gale, E.M.Saul, M. Guetersloh, D.Cox, R.Kenon, A.Born, P.Modglin, J. Crain, G. Lunsford. EQLLIQEE 525132-LLQEQ-2Q4glQHQl: L.W.Thcmas, C.Lunsford, A.Dietrich D.McCormick, M.Korando, QQQEQLQQL E.Grosvenor, R. Eckert, R.O'Daniel, E.Mezo, E.Jarrett, and K. Snider. ' HQME-EQi-QL!B FIESQ-QQH-LLQE1-QQ-QLQHQQ: B.Vasquez, D.R.Reams, D. Darn- staedt, C.Lunsford, M,Clcndenin, D.Cox, L.W.Thomas. SECOND BOQ: E.Gale, L.Jarrett, P.Vanken, E.Grosvenor, L.Koch, Ef ,HEin5, A,w31ther, C.Cox, D.Cleveland, C.Brush, E. Jarrett, Mrs. Jacobs. EQQQQHHBQQ: E.A.Sickler, K.Clendenin, A, vas- quez, R.Kenon, B.L.Erown, J.Kcmpfer, J.Kenon, B. Cleveland, P.ModQlin. G.Perkins- K-J-9niHer 0927.1- C'.l?z'z ca! -fCl62'Q1yf Club 'Y if O2'J'. Quai -.f0afr0I..af -----f --f--H 126206 6-Cal zarzz 123.9 CP!-A151 X ' 1 Fm VLCTO RY CQRPS Hwora, morh, worhg be on the job each day!H That hh, been the 5105511 of the Victory Corps this year. Each offl . ' .. Y , - Cor one each member have been faithful. Throughout ft, yOdr, the victory Corps, under the able direction of Nr. Hubble,has worked sending letters to all G. C. H. S. boa' parents sexing for pictures of each G. C. H. S. boy who If in uniform. These pictures were for our HHall of Fame.W La a result, we new have a NHall of Fameu in CHS upper hall 11 ' 7-x-J f'-, v .3 g - . of oui new oulloing. THC Hall contains each boy's picture? name, address, rating and star. Yes, we are proud of them, '1 be even and we but we will been placed member with pride tg We Shall remember e gold star placed und ficed their lives i continue to exist, and that future boys and girls community may secure an education in the NAmerican Another activity of the Victory Corps was the ap drive. Scrap, tin-cans,and paper were collected quanitities, and the drive was a great success WEach had a mind to worh.H to help the war effort and team next year. more proud when al- the pictures have can look in the NHall of Famen and rue ese trove boys who are fighting for us znecially those pictures that have the er themnnmeaning that they have sacrie n order that schools like ours shall of this Way.H big ser ingreat because The purpose of the drive was raise money to have a foot ball First, 'of course, we want to win the war, quickly, thoroughly, and completely. With every particale of scrap Collected, we knew we were slapping the gaps and Eaeking the Attack for our community boys in the Armed Forces. We are prEHd'of them, and we want to do our bit and stand be- hind them. They are trueplue and the Victory Corps is too We are looking We are planning the forward to our foot ball team nextyeer football field and are dreaming of suc cess in that direction. Some of our members will graduate this year and leave the job up to us, but we are grateful for their help in getting us started this year. We have had a grand group of officers throughout the year l944. Officers Ruth Kenon- ----- ---- Katherine Snider ---- Jerry Perkins-------- Charlotte Lunsford-- Colleen Cox ----- ---- -Major General Staff Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant ,,,,-,------------------ ........ ..----- --------- ---' -' -..--------..------------staff -------..----------------staff ------------------------staff After with greeti pride severel new the big scrap drive the Victory Corps welcomed members who hed done their bit in aiding the wer effort. ' Each were given ratings es follows: w . Name j A , 1 A Rating Carol Vereemen ---- ------ +-- -------- f --------- Pvt? F. C. Herbert Ruthjen-+- + 1 --e--- 4 ----- f--Pvt. Robert Knokef --L- -- - ---lst.'Lieut. Walter Wills ---- .---3teff Sgt. Peter Hand -f--- + 4 ---- Pvt! F- G. Ralph Eollmenn--- t---- .... Pvt.iF.,C. John Fisher -... - ....... 4 - .... Rvt. FQ C. Arvin Mueller----4---T--- -- .... Pvt. F. C. Getty Tieer--T-+- ------- --- - - --... --.Pvt. Verne Fee Felkenbury ---- - -- ---- -4 ------ Staff Sgt. Dorothy McCormick ---- - Doris Jean Korendo--- Lucille Kooh--- ---- - Arlene.Dietrioh-4- Tillie Jo Hieer ----- ---- Jean Kenon ----------- ----- Ruby Menken ------------ Mary Ellen Cl5uSSGH--- - Colleen Cox ---------- --- Katherine Snider ---- ----- Ruth Kenon ------- 4 ----------- Charlotte Lunsford---- ---- Jerry Perkins-4 ---- 4- ---- Cecilie Brush ----- ' All in ell, it'e been e wonderful year. We ere proud Victory Corps. we plan to.Hoe greater eehievemente next ye 79 - ---- ------------ Pvt. ------4-- ------4Pvt. ----- - --------Pvt. ---JPvt. F. C. -A-4Rvt. F. C. -9--Pvt. F. C. - C ---- Staff Sgt. ---------------4Pvt. -- ----- Staff Sgt. ------Steff'Sgt. - ---- Mejor Geherel. -- - ------ Staff Sgt. ------ -----Steff Sgt. ---4Pvt. F. C. grand Success. lt'e been e to heve been e member ofthe rry onw and look forwerd to r. Li? BERRY CLU I3 The Library Club was organized this year with Miss Slechticky as the sponsor. All magazine and reference librarians, and all those who work in the library, are considered as members of the clrb. ' Due to the lack of bookcases and other equipment, which have not yet been installed,the Library Club has had very little opnortunity to work in the library. However , the members have arranged the books in alphabetical order on tables, until the new bookcases are installed. Several new books have been ordered this year to make our library more complete. - . Next year we plan to have tables in our study hall, instead of chairs as We now have. It will then be known as the Library. We are looking forward to next year When, we hope,the new addition will be completed and We will have the oppor- tunity of Working in the library. The members of the club are as follows: Gladys Amschler LQUFH Jaffett Cecilia Brush Ruth KGHOH Arlene Dietrich Dorothy McCormick Ruth Eckart Flora Mae Arnold Eloise Gale Alice Reid Evelyn Gale Katherine Snider Befnice Heins Anna Marie Vasquez H fm 'fx - ! if QT' g V . XA I I , -url 3- D Nw ,9- T If Ngx1 Ka ERN F A Lf' f K 1- -f 6 X i I 2 Q... 5 -I V.: 'tn --'lm M' AH 4-Hx 'l1.::, L if X f F ff' X fi l ,ff fm? f Z 2 f X 5 f xx N, K XX ty VHIT HVmER ZTRGUNQETGJCD 3. MESS IVE !Jf3SGLE?xH BUY MQ RE FUR wx ra 8 0 PJ D QLKQ HOME EC, CLUB The Home EOOnomics Club, under the sponsorship of Mr: Jacobs, organized October lst end chose es their officers, Betty Lou Brown...Q ....... President Bernice Heins... ., Vice-President Lucille Koch .............. Secretery-Treosurer The club started with e HPANGN with initiation of new members.New members were seen about school doing such fool ish things es wearing dresses wrong side out, carrying e pickle on e string about their necks, wearing pigteils end green leaves in their heir or carrying e jer of dirt about as they soluted officers end esked for signatures of all old members on e oerdboerd worn on their beck.Some of them did not stick through the initiation, but we ended up with thirtv-five eager end energetic members in our club, Un the night of October 28th, thirty-five members and six faculty women came mesked for o Wspookyn Halloween Per ty. The games were the ective, boisterous type, but the best feeture consisted of the awards given to Lewende Thom es es the best dressedg Miss Henson es the most C0miC311Y, dressedg Miss Shultz es the ugliestg end Violet Kreuzer and Wilma Porter es the ugliest couple. After e very 5013- ive evening the refreshments of home-made doughnuts end ci der tested exceptionally good. F F56 At our Christmas Party on the night of December 22nd, twenty-three members were present with exchange gifts and the old-fashioned Christmas spirit. After e quiet evening of fun, Sante Cleuss CMrs. Lucille Lunsfordl mede her ep- peerence and shared in our refreshments of pop corn bells, soda, end candy bers. I The usuel dues of twenty cents were charged this yeer end membership was again limited to those who hed taken or were taking Home Economics. Our regulgr meetings ere held et 3:00 P.M. every two weeks or so.. To add extre money to our treasury, Wednesdays were chesen.eS,NSeles deysn. On these days we sold candy, soda, popcorn, coffee, home-mede pies, end sandwiches of different kinds-3 With this money we plan to send two members of our club to State Club Camp at Dixon Springs in late August. - . ' The club1hes planned e sevings stamps sele to be held eech period in our assembly, as soon as we een secure the books in which students can keep th ee stemps,We are proud to know that we are the only club in our section to spenmr e stamp sele. . The clinmJxof this yeers' activities will be e week end fwe hopelcemping trip to Mrs. Jecob5'home and to Dixon Springs Park. There we plan to forget ell about school en Home Economics end do nothing but sleep,eet,swim, hike end have brrrels of fun. MONITORS This year, as in previous years, a number of students perform certain routine study hall duties for the teachers These students are called monitors. Their duties consist af Checkiaa the roll and givinn perwission for students-- one at a time--to he on the floor. The monitors also keep the study hall desk in order. The following students act as monitors: L c Arlene Dietrich Richard O'Daniel Anna Marie Vasquez Mary Claussen Margaret Korando L Charlotte Lunsford Lawanda Thomas Ruth Eckgpt z Edris Jarrett CLERICAL STAFF The clerical staff consists of a group of students who work in the office under Mr. Hubble's supervision. Their work is of a clerical nature and consistsk of such varying duties as taking dictation, typing, filing, fill ing out forms, answering the telephone, recordingabsences, merits, demcrits, etc. Each student works one period 'Q day for which he receives merits. y The followina students made up the clerical force until the riddle of the second semester: Alice Born Betty Brown Alice Reid Anna Marie Vasquez Qecilig Brush Doris Jean Korando Jean Kenon ' Richard O'Daniel Marjorie Lunsford . June Kempfer is attendance clerk, merit clerk, and Louise Schack, demerit In as possible to cowmercial students, Mr. Cecilia Brush the clerk. office experience order to give as much practical, Hubble made slight channes in this force during the second semester. The following students now work in the office: Alice Born Anna Marie Vasquez Alice Reid Norma Lee McLaughlin Cecilia Prush Doris Jean Korando Jean Kenon Jewel Cluster 8h QQTROLS Our patrols, this year are divided into two groups: building patrols, consisting of two girls for each study hall, and the bus patrols. In the interest of safety and order, -two girls stand at the foot of the stairs to as- sist sutdents when classes are passing between periods. The girls area Pauline Modglin, Verna Mae Falkenbury, Maxine Gueterslah, Marion Korando, Margaret Korando, Gladys Amschler, Jewell Cluster, Doris Cox, Betty Vas- quez, Edris Jarrett, Ruth Kenon, Mary Claussen, Evelyn Gale, Mary Cluster, Mary Clendenin, and Lucille Koch. The bus patrols stand at the bus entrance to aid students in getting on the bus. They are: Kenneth Born, Vernon Luedeman, Alice Born, Lawrence Darnstaedt, Carol Verseman and Melvin Fritsche. BANKEB Edna Mae Saul is our school Banker. She deposits funds, writes checks, and keeps the records and accounts for the various organizations of our high school. ROOMKEEPEQQ The duties of the roomkeepers are to see that rooms are in order, chairs straightened, paper kept off the floors, shades adjusted, etc. The roomkeepers are: Cecilia Brush, Charles Pickering, Junior Lunsford, Bob Knoke, Eloise Gale, and Flora Mae Arnold. Home Econowics Hostesses The hostesses of the Home Economics Club are: Jane Crain, Charlotte Lunsfdrd, Margaret Korando, Ruth Kenon, Bgtty Vasquez, Doris Cleveland, Cecilia Brush, Betty Prown, Wilma Porter, and Delphine Darnstaedt. 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' f 5 9 X N X' s wi X X ff FIRST QUARTER Laura Jarrett Edris Jarrett 4.5 ,ngnald Schilling Rilene R920 4.5 Klvan Crain Paul David Baggett 4.5 4 lMarjorie Lunsford Mary Ann Clendenin 4.5 V Robert Knoke 75 Jewell Cluster 4.5 4 Betty Vasquez 75 I SECOND QUARTER Bile-ue Mezo Paul David Eaggett 4.75 Dorlald Schilling William Knoke 4.75 .Laura Jarrett y Edris Jarrett 4.5 I 4fgtert.Knoke w' 75' 'rgMarjorie Lunsford 4.5 H 4 f THIRD! QUARTER 'G X William Knokg' Robert Rnoke i',f'f353 xg Donald Schilliua Laura Jarrett L' Betty Vasquez 75 Lawrence Darnstaedt 4.5 S Eilene Mezo I 75 Benny Easterly 4.5 Jewell Cluster 75 1 . L Jz.f'J 4'N X J xr 37. ,43lI65NM6RABLE Mtrxmom K I lx '5T2 5 K NM , K. fr 'wi Fr- 1 f Benny Easterly Margaret Korando Dorothy Stueve Lucille Koch Wilbur Clendenin Betty Vasquez Wilbur Clendenin Lucille Koch Robert Crain Betty Brown Robert Crain Kenneth Rohlfing Wilbur Clendenin Norma McLaughlin Edris Jarrett Dean Hindman FIRST QU 25 25 25 25 SECOND QUA 25 25 25 25 25 THIRD QUA 33 25 25 20 ARTER Betty Brown Peggy Clendenin Eleanor Grosvenor William Knoke Norma McLaughlin RTER Norma McLaughlin Jewell Cluster Peggy Clendenin Lawrence Darnstaedt Penny Easterly RTER Margaret Korando Paul D. Eaggett Peggy Clendenin Everett Demeter Marjorie Lunsford ,L 2-2 J ...dd-' -rv , K3 88. 2 .25 H ONE EC. DEPT. Our Home Economies I class the third and fourth hours started out with twenty-one Freshman and Sophomore girls. First, we studied personal appearance and personality in which We learned how to look nice as well as how to act correctly in any situation. In our clothing unit the fol- lowing ten weeks, each girl made a cotton house dress. The unit that proved to be the most fun was our Christmas unit. The girls made gifts for Christmas to help reduce the cost of Christmas shopping. Some very nice head scarfs,pot hold ers, home-made candies, aprons, stuffed toys, and articles of clothing were made and given as gifts C iust ask Miss Slechtickyf. The Home Economics I, in their last unit of this year are learning the basic fundamentals of simple meal planning and preparation. When this unit is complete, they will be able to make biseuits,pie crusts, sandviches, if, waffles, pop ov rs, muffins, and breakfast cereals. The planning of meals for a daily balanced diet is the point of greatest emphasis in this unit. The Home Economics II class of the first :nd second hour started out with sixteen girls and ended up with four- teen while the seventh and eighth hovr Home Economics II started vith eighteen and new have sixteen. These two classes have covered the same units and assignments. The year's work started out with ten Weeks advanced work in meal planning and meal preparation. These classes also enjoyed a Christmas unit similar to the one the first- year girls had. A UPlay Seheolu for children from 2-5 years old was planned and vfry much enjoyed by both the girls and the Children whg Qpmg daily. The daily attendance of these children averaged around fifteen. Our room was equipped with sand box, chairs, tables, crayons end booms, and toys to suit the sizes and ages of these little guests.We feel this unit proved to be an outstanding one due to its great success. The lest unit of the year for Home Economics II stu- h d dents was their sewing unit. Dresses were c osen an, con- structed for Church rear. A variety of very attractive and eppropriate spring materials and patterns w re select- ed for this project. Home Economics II classes have the ' d vers which Home Economics use of the individual sewing ram , D 1 n t fortunate enough to have. The sewing I gir S wfre o 89 clesses are planning a style show or achievement day for their mothers in the late spring to entertain the mothers end to show their finished dresses to the mothers. In our room we have Home Economics hostesses for each wuerter of the year in eech class. -These girls volunteer for the task each quarter. They ere the girls who answer the door when you knock end very nicely esk you in lor esk your business before letting you ing We could not operate without the efficient help of our hostesses. All Home Economics girls ere locking forward next year to e Home Economics room with complete Kitchen units, printed and finished walls, window -shades and dreperies, e school cafeteria in opertation and an Wall aroundu out- strnding Home Economics Department of which they can really be proud. W 4 J,- , WD gy ' rl ' 5233? ,-'mal rr Q 4 a n lil W c u ALUMNI Staff Sgt. Burl Crain 23rd Academic Sqd. Army Air Field Sioux Falls, South Dakota Lt. Miles W. Demster, 735536 2905 Relp. Ting. sqd. A.P.0. 639 cfo Postmaster New York, New York Lt. Eugene E. Kimzey 0-l0426l9 Battery NDN 452nd A,A.A. AW A.P.C. 510 cfo Postmaster New York City Howard Melvin Needham S lfc U.S.S. McClanahan cfo Postmaster New York, New York M!Sgt. Homer E. Bradshaw Hq. 1 C.W.-A.T.C. S.T. A7 A.P.O. 885 cfo Postmaster New York, New York Sgt. Robert D. Bradshaw 51st Fighter Control Sqd. A.P.0. 487 cfo Postmaster New York, New York Warrant Officer George 0'Daniel W.0. J.G. U.S.A.A. Lockbourne Army Air Base Columbus, 17, Ohio Tech. Sgt. Roy Casey, l6040l54 70th Base HQ. Q A.B. Sq. A.A.F.F.G.S.L.U.A.D.F. Las Vegas, Nevada Cpl. Ivan Leinicke, 36384904 Servigg Bttry, 493Td A.F.A. BD. A.P.0. 262 Camp Barkeley Texas, U.S.A. h 5 Sgt. Raymondr59Ul Hq. Co. 22nd Inf. A.P.o. N4 cfo Postmaster New York, New York ',5, ' Cpl. John Claussen A.S.N. 36732111 Co. NDN 343 Inf, A.P.0. 450, Camp Livingston Louisiana FX6 James Claussen 3l3th. Troop Carrier Group 48th Troop Carrier Sqdn. ALP 0. 760 cfo Postmaster New York, New York Pvt Jack Rader, 36753960 Sq. D-9 Casual Unit A,P 0. l2845, cfo Postmaster New York, New York Pvt Chester Lee Brown, 36753960 HIS 371 Const. Bn. Camp Ellis, Illinois Staff Sgt. Chester McMeen A.S.N. 36079163 Co. B., l4th Tng. Bn. Camp Wheeler Georgia P.F.C. Frank Boucher A.S.N. 3638l300 Liaison Pilot Det. W.A.A.F. Waco, Texas AXT Cecil A. Saul, 17134096 23 loeo F F r s. G.A.A.F. BOA8 ... Greenwood, Mississippi Cpl. Charles G. Gregerson F.M. Trn, Detachment Lexington Signal Depot Bks. 3ll Lexington, Kentucky Pvt. William C. Qualls Base Cperations Camp Springs Army Air Field Washington, 20, D. C. Samuel N. Carruthers AS V-7 U.S.N.R. Midshipmen School Columbia University Q Jenn Jay Hall Billet 1215-A New York,27, New YOTK 92. Pvt Ernest B Dunn Am. P.O.W. 416365 War Prisoner Camp 55 Via New York City, N. Y. AXC William L. Butler A.S.N. 36748531 Brks. 40 Uppr. Bdy. Class 44 H. 68th B.F.T. Sqd. Goodfellow Field San Angelo, Texas Sgt. Melvin Eckert 916 Ord. H.A.M. Co. Camp Pickett, Virginia James L. Gale S.K. 2!c U.S.S. Ranger NSU Div. cfo Fleet Post Office New York, New York Cpl Ruben Strothman, 32029608 Pars. Hq. 6oth Inf. A.P.o. P9 cfo Postmaster New York, N.Y. A.C.T. Carl D. Peters A.S.N. 16130951 Air Crew Trainee Pool Group ll Squadron H. Minter Field Bakersfield, Calif. Sgt. Charles G. Mattingly A.S.N. 16040204 86th Fighter Sq. 79th Fighter Group A.P.O. 525 P.F.C. George Choate 36737029 Co. D, 508 Prcht. Inf. A.P.O. 514 cfo Postmaster New York, New York P.F.C. Robert Choate 36728136 ' 407 M.P. Escort Guard Com Wein Garten Enternment Camp Wein Gantcn, Missouri . Dale E. Peters S k!3 U.s. Naval Activity 4138 P.F.C. Howard Kunce A.S.N. 26073149 'Medical Detachment Scott Field, Illinois sgt. Ronald C. o'Dani6l 64 i.E.F.T.s. Dodge City, Kansas TXS James K. Crandle A.S N. 36057893 230 Q.M. co. A.P.O. 464 cfo Postmaster New York, New York Cpl Ralph Gruebmeyer Ho. Res. Com'd 8 Arm. Div O 258 cfo Postmaster A.P. . Shreveport, Louisiana John Harold Manken U.S.S. Cushing cfo Fleet Post Office New York, New York Theodore D. Phillips cfo Fleet Post Office New York, New York AIS Park Jarrett Jr. S C U.s.N.T, . 6. 458 Great Lakes, Illinois Ensign Robert Clendenin U.S cfo San .S. Conserve Fleet Post Office Francisco, Calif. Cpl. ldus Cleveland 36384962 Sr, Co. 17th Amd. Inf. Bn. Camp Barkelcy, Texas 93- Barracks 34 Sec. D. N.A.T.T.C. Memphis, Tennessee M-M 2!c Joseph Gale U.S.S. Gansevoort 6o8 cfo Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Calif. S 2fc Kenneth C. Saul Co. 4 Sec. ECE-MD Div. Dexter Hall University of Minneapolis Minneapolis, Minnesota Robert Carruthers Y 3!c U.S.N.R. Staff Submarine Force, Pacific Flggt Care of Fleet Post Office San Francisco, Caiiraaag za. Harry G. Reid G-M lfc S. C. 1002 cfo Postmaster New York, N.Y. S.K. 3rd Vernon Vasquez U.S.N. Supply Dept. U.S. Naval Air Station Alameda, California P.F.C. John R. Shepard Patry E. 36042393 Camp Langdon, U.S. Army N. H. Tech. Sgt. W. A. Hiser 36040340 Hq. G Hq. Det. Tomah, Wisconsin Due to the to get the are listed assure you Robert Vogel Robert Koch Laverne Qualls Wm. Glenn Bunselmeyer Lewis Fehringer Victor Arbeiter Walter Butler John Dunhouse Leon Dunhouse Gilbert Hand Uslysses Chas. Freeman Gale Robert Hastings Albert Miesner Frederic H. Saul Benny Thurman Glenn Downen Albert Hiser Charles Choate Eugene Inchliff Farrell Lester Mark Shields S 2!c L.S.T. Induction Group Unit N U.S.N. A.T.B. N.0.B. Camp Bradford Norfolk CIII Virginia Douglas Dycus, C.Y. U.S.S. Harveson D.C.-316 cfo Fleet Post Office New York, New York Allen W. Phillips S 2fc A.B.A.T.U.S.P. 68 Dorm. Breezy Point Branch. N.A Norfolk, Virginia CA.M.M.D A rush because of flood conditions, we were unable addresses of quite a number of service men. They below. If we have omitted any names, we wish to that it is not intentional. Bill Bame Reynald Crain James Reeder Joe Moschenrose William R. 0'Daniel Joe Grace Alfred Clendenin Charles S. Easterly ' Bill Layton Ernest Lester Walter Miles Maxwell Morgan J. W. Russell Clyde Schwartz Roy L. Sherman George Willoughby Roland Krause 94. :A ff' F I3 , ff 51 I 1 N., I f F 1 4- N 'P' I 4 gs -sw in -ns B i -4 If gk XR sux? F . 3 L-1' if 1 'H --..,' 5 'X I E L... . V f ' ,x ,.---. ' 1 ', f ff N, E f ! f' gf f x 2 2 ix xeff f x 1 . 1 x N , ix if 1. z-ws' e-am.m Q. T mu NQE T0 J Q 3, IV! E SS M U i 3SQE-E5N3I U Y M 0 F 012, wx R EQ N DS CQLKQQ Sept. 13 13 16 21 29 20-1-2 20 Nov. 3 6 ll 12 12 12 13 17 18 23 25-26 25-26 29 Dec. 2 4 7 20 15 Jan.' 18 18 CALENDAR Book satchels retrieved. Money made--money lost A large group of very green Freshmen were in- ducted in G. C. H, S, Miss Henson arrived. We wonder 'f h k - thing about History. 1 S Q Hows any Hangover--HDemerit Kidsn and friends celebrated hGrand Openingn. Moved into new quarters. New Study Hall. Now, you can understand why HMustardH was studying. Teachers were penalized with two days going to school. We can eat again--Registration Book IV--no school. Charolette and Colleen were presented with a cut- out pumpkin. Letter Day. Intellectual and Activity letters were presented to students. Ed Beames--Serviceman was present. Scrap!! Scrap!! Scrap!! But not enough for foot- ball suits. Armistice Day--another boresome vacation, wasn't it? Margie acquired a new car seat. Why is she so short? Bette? Bette who? Ask Bob Crain. End of lst quarter. Lots of A's??? Why Sure???? What was all the comotion at Lunsfords about l:OG a.m.? Basketball boys were supposed to be in earlier Ask Choate? Miss Gaunt arrived and opened the Music Dept. with a UBang, lpgtu. Did some guy buy your gir1's box? Jr. Box Supper. Miss Shultz's birthday. I did Did you know today was Katy gained a pound ---- Turkeyllll Asbury had the stomach ' We missed the presence ache--Hjust dinnernl... of Miss Slechticky. Absent on account of the death of her mother. Jr. Lunsford's face brightened--a new Sophomore girl! Who burned the duck? A very elaborate duck dinner for the faculty. When there is something good--the students always get gyped. . Slap 3 Jap!! Scrap Drive. Railroad spikes rules the r ce. Miss Hanson appeared with a French Coiffure. Pretty too. C?D Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Slechticky were comparing notes on the qualities of a Ford--Is Mrs. Jacobs planning to go to Sicily in that New Ford? . Clock jumped 15 minutes. Colleen saw it. Why is it Miss Henson rates?? A new desk appeared in her room. Jan. 20 20 21 21 24 24 Feb. 1 9 12 18 22 March l 3 13 16 13-17 17 19 24 24 27 27 27 30 30 April 5 6 7 10 11 11 13 96. Semester exams. Amer. Hist. class--all A's!11 Who said so??? High School Inspector visited us. She didn't have much to do due to the end of the semester. Arrival of Miss Gaunt's new HGQQQQ Babyn. The C'Dale Hospital suffers for awhile. Mr. Hubble was inducted for foot Hsurgeryu. On his birthday 1500. Colleen shined the banisters. Bud D. led the contest as to contribution to the Scrap Drive. Mr. Dunn had red Hspecksn on his face--must have been reflection from Wayne and Benny. Spieth took pictures. Everyone looked Hpurtyn. Appreeiated C?D valentines iloating around. Ask Miss Henson. SURPRISE!! Happy Birthday Miss Bradshaw. Annie, Wandie, and Margie went to take Mergie's driving test. Teachers contributed to blood bank. Students wish they were that brave more often. Mr. Hubble spent his most idle time making Hwhirl-a- gig-SH A barnyard rooster chase--ask Charolette and Jerry. Did anyone see Mr. Hubble around? Recuperating period Income Tax. Teachers are awfully grouchy and unstrung!! Must be they're taxed. Respect the Hagedu, Celebrated birthday Charolette and Ruth I.E.A. Meeting. No cousin in G.T.? Kids!!! Happy Birthday Mr. Dunn!! party--Arlene was 16. painted E. St. Louis Hredu. School. Did Bud D. visit his Girls proved their superiority to stronger sex. HNavy cares interann- Happy birthday Mrs. Jacobs. Must have been a wonderful weekend in St. Louis Annie and Margie!! Grand picnic--Boys are pretty good cooks!! Huh, girls?? Why was Margie and Annie in a hurry to get back to town? Industrious girls sand papered and turpentined the 1 I bleachers. Fun too Easter Smiles. Good Friday. No school. nGirls rushed to hat counters.H Many new Hhair-do's State patrolman lecture to History classes on safe driving. New base-ball suits--First in 18 yrs.--HPin-up Boyn strut for us!! Reynold Crain, after completing 25 bombing missions over Germany, returned to Gorham and visited G.C.H,S, A very nice talk. 15 18 22 22 May l 27 29 30 31 June 1 2 snort Hand II girls took civil service Exams. ' LaVerne Qualls, returned from overseas after 27 months, talked to several classes during the day. Ice cold HPopH and potato salad sold by the Home Ec. Club were greatly appreciated. You better leave Jerry Perkins alone!!! Cepisode at Marlowefsb Aggtger weekend in St, Louis. Why Margie and Anni How were the British Cadets? Jr.eSr. Picnic. New bathing suits--Choate watch what you're doing. Semester Exams. In doubtlilf No school. Concentration. Night oil burned. Passed?? YOU BETE!i U--g Book Sale. HDay Dreamsn---Seniors rule!!! Oh!'What a Beautiful Morning.---Commencement--- Seniors say goodby. WE'RE SORRY FOLKS Cur theme as we told you is international--Our book is dedicated to the brave men fighting under the flags of the U.S., Great Britain, Russia, and China. Now We are com- pelled to omit some of our drawings portraying that theme from our division pages as we must rush this book to press. The mighty Mississippi has taken on some of the aspects of fascism and nazism and is encroaching on our territory. So if our book is incomplete, please bear in mind that HOld Man Rivern won't wait! ,-pf, 97. ef N X fa 5w g?i THE fx: HRK IX i x., N 'Q 7.1-1ITH!TLER Q QT RCU?-JQE T0 L10 amss MUSSQLENE EUYVW ?V F QR MW! XQX EL? 5 X S CQ We ALL IN FUNK SCPHOMORES NAME CHARACTERISTIC AMBITION FAvoRIrE SONG HANC.-0UT QLQQQE Aggghlgr Eioess Avoirdupois To weigh QB Lbs. DOWH by the Chio Farm near Neunert A V....efE19. Lb. eitel' Slenderness A ro weigh 210 Lbs. HGHSY S0115 .Post office A ' .- Charles Asbury Laziness i To 1059 weight, No Letter Today Pete's q i ' , - Paul Ba nett Freckles Ta be called Paul WBfbv' I 'rf'i5AEaTr 'aid to Love Lunsford's el ' if J Ted Boucher Dimples is A To drive his Dad's Truck Must see Anne Tonight . with a Tall Blonde Gerald Buck Western Walk To be a potatoqfarmer' Whistle While You Work Lower Landing -' Mary Claussen Being with Verna Mae 'To have straight hairii Darn Tnat Dream H Chester Mary Clendenin Rosy Cheeks 1, Be Mary's best Pal I'm Riding for a Fall A In the Hills h I ' Wilbur Clondonin Vaking a Q or Q To win Edris .3 Cv'Girls, Girls, Girls Near a Giggly Freshman , Bonnieta Cleveland Ability to Talk To get along with Doris f' ii 'lffiiwL55l?ing for a Gay First seat ir. S. H. 1 Mary Cluster Always Talking . To be Mrs. Shoo! Shoe! Baby Library Harold Choate Timidity To be like B013 -'Lady Ba Good In thi Lab' Lawrence Darnstaedt Friendliness I To be Eileen's Hero T'NoTL3vefCN5 Nothing - Fixing Car Lights Ah'litt To have a date with--- Arlene Dietrich Dancing ul J Cherry Song y Near a certain Senior t 1 Ability to Play Ball Beat Gans Shelten's Time Eu O T- , Eg2Egy'EEE'fi:Lt af the Silvery Moon Study Hall 99 ,f .. , NAME CHARACTERISTIC AMBITIGN FAVORITE SGNG HANGQOUT Qghn Qijher HDo Nothingn To be a Second Harry James Ifll See You in My Lreems JOueS Ridge Qrthor 3222323 Noise Meier in S, Ho To build houses ITL Cl BBQ BOY EEr:l'eji'vvfff1:sl76 Evelyn Gele Telxing Ahout the Men of her HLifeN Take Pictures You Think of Everything Roo Truck Maxine Qnetersloh Height Home Economist Star Dust Home Ee, Room Reipn Hollomezig in 'foe-asf' with .eg Jr., Girl reed Friends Hey Little Dio I Know Neer e Certeln Dark Haired Girl Peter Hand Blonde Hair A Blue Eyes To be Romeo II Don't Get Around Muon Anymore Vusio Room Leure Jarrett Crying To take care of the sick I'll be Arounu Near Scenic View Qoneld Jolly Glasses To weer larger boots Never Toot Q Lesson in My Life At Punching Board Ruth KcnOQ Strongly Built To be Heed Cheer Lender For tue Last Time Leb. 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Ethel Killian Idle Chatter To have pretty heir Time on My Hence Restaurant Mergeret Korando Constant Cnetter To be wife of a pilot My'Buody English Room Marion Korendo Personality To be Ronald COlnen'S Billie Boy Geometry Room Greer Gerson Qlifforo Korenqo Big Ears To oo e Farmer I Can't Give You Anytninc But Love Beck Seat of Bus Vernon Lueoemen BlUSHiHg To have more freckles Beshful Neer A certain wevyeneired girl Alfred Moureag Flirtinn To be e Millionaire 'Helzapopoin' Polxa Some where pleying Keeps Dorothy MoCormioK Typing Troublc To see another mionite show I ITHEE 11p5'If,i Wherever Arlene is Ruth MoLenghlin Gieele ' SUSDOSTHPDST Cnewkore Chance Huntinr a lost book Helen Needham Smile Hair I've Been in love Before With Thelma Gulley lOO NAME CHHRACTERISTIC AMBITIQN FnVORITEfSCNC HgNG-OUT Jerry Perkins NPermanentsN TO be MTS, Lunsfoyd 31502 M3310 House West of Pete's Madge Qeters Not Having Her Lessons Finish School in 3 beanies Typlng Room Years Charles Pichering Bass Voice Singer I'm the Leanest Man in Siam In a gray ford 59.132222 521225.92 Big EHIFS In the store Deep in the Heart of Texas To Kill more ducks Shirley Stearns Slow motion T0 be a man I Wanta New Romance In upper hall Donald Schilling Naking A's To go with girls Don't Sweetheart Ne Jones Ridge Norman Thomas Free throw abilities Most anything It's Always You Movies Ralph Twenhafel Murdering English To Win a Mercury If He Can Fight Like He Can Love Mile N. W. of Jacob FRESHNAN Marvin gmschler Appealing Grin 'To beat Schilling's Time Home on the Range Home Clarence Choate Blonde Hair To be A Notre Dame Star Please Think of Me Hills Clarence Christensen Shortie To be six feet tall I Hao the Craziest Dream In a Hcnevyv Doris Cox Slacks To get alonv with Colleen You Can't SayIWO to a Soldier UVM Cafe JeaL,June,Jane Craing Brownette, Blonde,Blonde Stars on nth Ave IHWe Three I Home Leroy Darnstaedt Friendly smile To be an orator IIIwHey5 Good Lookin' By Hone En. Door Verna Falkenbury Blonde Hair To be a famous rodeo rider ' How io I Fall In Love In a truck Melvin Fritsche Ability to get Demerits Receive medal for 55 I Worry In a Farmer's U. Truck Quietness Eloise Gale White cap and Apron To be a baker TTve Heard that Song Before At Evelyn's lOl NAME CHARLCTERISTIC AMBITION FAVORITE SONG HANG-OUT Reg Grosvenor Black Wavy Hair Keep out of trouble Paper Doll Service Statien Qean Hindman Ability to talk to someone To be a teacher My Ideal Home Earl Heins Appitude for Oretory Famous Math. Man You're My Strongest Weakness River Edris Jarrett Ironin' State Nurse in Nevada Oh, Johnny Show Violet Kreuger Friendliness To teach youngins' You Appeal to Ne WVU Cafe Bgb Knoke Best girl friend To beat P. D.'s time Pistol Packin' Mamma Gorham Charlotte Lunsford Signet Ring Head the National V Corps S Kiss the boys Good-bye Neunert Joyce Lunsford Attempt of Bluff teachers Build Air Castles I Wanta Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart Near Neunert 1 Lawrence NcCaleb Freckles u Height To be Like Johnny ' 'With My Tledd in the Clouds Murphy John McLaughlin Big Watch Famous tenor on Hit Parade One Dozen Roses Jones Ridge Eilene Mezo Make High Grades Make Higher Grades Stay as Sweet As You Are At Johnnie's Jimmie Q. Mifflin Brown Eyes Build another bird house Jim At Sand Ridge Arvin Mueller Make People Laugh Owner of a soap factory Why Don't You Do Right? Neunert Chas. Modglin Something to agitate someone Torment Teachers Night k Day Show Shirley Moeckel Eyelashes Pull peoples teeth ' Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair On the farm Flora Arnold Flirting Be Somebody's Cutie People Will Say We're In Love Gorham Wilma Porter Brown Eyes Keep books from someone ' Brown Eyes, Why are you Blue At Home Herbert Rathjen Eyes Head of Rathjen J Sons Farms Hgye We are Neunert 102 ' NAME y cannncranisric ANBITION FAVORITE SONG HANG-OUT I 'Bonne Bae Reames 1Being'just Donna Ra T t . A When Day is Done Hgme e O S ey Donna Recmeb Kenneth Rohlfing Appealing Laugh TO bg Shirley Templevg 5t3T Eyes Gn Hog Hill Leading Man Lester Rohlfing Telling Stories To be a famous comedian When My Blue Noon Turns to Gold With his Brother Betty Sickler Listen to the Lone Ranger Lady of Leisure Denny BOY Home Norma Sickler Talkativeness To drive her Dad's John Deere BTU? Rain Near Thelma James Tindoll Entertaining Girls in S.H. To be a Printer Be Honest With Me Near Pretty Girls Walter Wills Quietness Teach Argiculture in G.C.H.S. ' Down on the farm .With Neunert Kids ' Wayne Worthen Grinning To graduate But Your Arms ground Me Pete's Betty Vasguez Smiling Pleasantly To stay on the Honor roll On t e unny Side of the Street With Edris Carol Verseman Teasing Girls To make all A's A Why Don't You Fall in Love With Me With Leroy FACULTY Mr. Hub le Never at olassloh time To raise sooo chickens a dh W o Broke the Look on the Henhouse Door In a Ford Year Mr. Dunn Talking about the Browns or his sons To coach a Mary With his sons winning 6-man football team Miss Shultz Losing her Keys To finish the annual Blues In the Night In Typing room spend a week-end in Miss Henson Giving tests on Monday. 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Kx , X 1 A p I1 V X ,X X 1 HCDSPITHL RECO ... .. nt.- Female Ward EAILENZ Alice Born Agnes Brewer Betty Brown Cecilia Brush QLQEAEE Reading Shcuting Black Hair Timidity Oma Lee Eunselmeyer Kathryn Clendenin Peggy Clendenin Jewell Cluster Red Hair Broken Heart Physical Condition lA Too-studious Delphine Darnstaedt Thelma Gulley June Kemofer Jean Kenon Marjorie Lunsford Norma McLaughlin Ruby Manken Edna Mae Saul Height Letter Fever Lonesomeness Cheer Leading Flirting Too quiet Lonesome Left handed- ness D Seniors ElBQl:AlQ QQBE Hopeless Case No cure Muffler Course in Oratory Washing Peroxide Course in argu- Exercisein mentation Boldness A comb A dye A date HButterH, Needs none Certain Quit studying for Let the a while teacher catch up Stretcher Grow a little More V-Mail More time to write Ride in a Ford Nlkien Practice in Yelling Lead agell None Affliction Permanent A mouse A little noise NMinkH The first- aid will be suffi- cient A course in Too late URight Handn ' 10 Female Ward EAILEHE La Wanda Thomas Annie Walthers Male Wald Jr. Choate Bob Crain Bud Demster Bill Knoke Richard O'Daniel Robert Reams Eeaala Earn Fern Arbeiter Doris Cleveland Margaret Crain Ruth Eckert Eernice Heins Tillie Jo Hiser Sophie Killian 105 QLQEAEE Always fussin' Always late to History class Typing Bashfulness Noisiness Large Feet Curly Hair Skipping School ElBQ2:AlQ Isolation A house keeper More practice Plenty of girls Miss Slechticky Sitting down for a While Eat carrots Mr. Hubble JUNIORS Saxophonic Dancing Talkative- ness Sleeping sickness Beauty No study halls Historical Miss Gaunt A good Orchestra Nothing to talk about More seventh hour study halls Glasseye Q cork leg Fewer classes Miss Henson QEBE Nobody to fuss with Cure in- evitable An AH Add twice to the remedy Demerits Smaller shoes Another permanent A lOOO word theme on Uwhy I skippedu More practice Lotsa' Room No one to talk to MORE SLEEP!! Case hopeless Not so many Senior sub- jects 3 years to make l credit Bangle Ward EATLEHZ QliEASE Lucille Koch Intelligence Doris J. Korando Diamond Fever Pauline Modglin Talks too much Alice Reid Too fat Louise Schack Laugh Kate Snider Walking Getty Ticer Everything Anna M. Vasquez Lovesick Mali WQLQ 1. Girls on the brain Kenneth Born Just plain fever Jr. Lunsford Gene Sickler Noisi-HSSS nAuthor UnknownH-- 1 X T 1 Ryxvl 315511512 QQBE A little fun Too late Diamonds, The Wright diamonds, 5 diamond more diamonds Muzzle Isolation Less calories Reducing Lock Jaw Unprintable A pr. of A straight kickers jacket Boysl!!! The front seat of the bus Hurry A TED Finish school Put him on a NONE!!! Deserted Island Not too much Jerry Basketball A quiet-ner Censored ---I hopellll' lO6 'f BQQKmTHp S I E XL f V fx: :NL fx Q 7- I-HT HITLERQ Q. T RCUNQE T0 Jo 3. MESS MUSSOLINE BUYVWDR? FOR WA fa , Cfbwifg J JGKES Miss Gaunt: Do you know what happens to little boys who steal pennies? Carol Versman: Sure, they go to the pennywtentiary. John Fisher: NEdris, do you know what you can get from germs?' Edris Jarrett: No, Dopy what you got to offer? Jr. Lunsford: HIt's raining cats and dogs outside.H Dorothy McCormick: Yes I know, I just stepped into a poodle. Waiter: NHow did you find that steak, Sir?W ' I moved those and there it was. Bill Knoke: peas over, In Science Class MF.iHubble: Wien you give me an example Bobbie?N Bobbie Knoke: NTelling a hair raising story to bald headed man.N of wasted energy Miss Henson In History Class Bill doesn't think that dates are important. What do you think Marjorie? Marjorie: uwell, dates are the most important thing in my life? Sarge: Did you mon the floor Rookie No Sarge: No what Rookie No mop Bob Crain: My girl'S set the leading part in a theater. Bob Reames: Is she the star? Bob Crain: No the usher. Corporal Cat dancejz Do you s:- that old buzzard over there? Q is the meanest officer I have ever seen! Girl: Do you know who I am? I am that officer's daughter. Corporal Do you know who I am Girl No Corporal: Thank heavens Kenneth Born: HI'm not just as ordinary salesman. I'm selling personality and brains. Katie first not have any samples. A fly was walking with er daue ghter on Mr. Huhtle's head. How things change, my dea. She said When I was your age this was just a footpath. I Peggy Clendenin: Where did Kat herine get that awful hat? Jean Kenon: I haven't the slig htest idea. Let's ask her. Peggy: Katherine, where did you get that hat? c Katherine: It's e millinery sec ret. Getty Ticer and Annie Marie Vas quez were discussing men. Asked Getty: Which would you desire most in a husbend?Brain Wealth or Appearance? Appearance Beolied Annie Marie and the sooner, the better. Colleen Cox: The idea of that conductor glared at me just as I hadn't paid my fare. Baby Cox: Well Colleen what did you do? Colleen: I glared right beck as if I had. 107 Snider: Well, Vou're the salesman I've seen who did 7 .. ,from ,X XA V C a as ...Q if 4 1' X wa . ' 5 ll . li w. 1 Charles Asbury wasxsitting lazily on the stern ofua.MiSSfff issippi flatboat, dangling one foot in'thefwaterp An Qff+ icious looking man bustled up on the dock and shouted:' A Hwhat are you doing here boy?H NNothingH, replied Charles. HDo you get any pay for it?N HNope,N Answered Charles, getting ready to run if it was necessfry. Hwhy don't you get a job, with the war on, and everybody needed?H Hwill you give me a job?W asked Charles. NUm, yes.N HSteadyH NYC S H HPay Anything?H HWell, not the first week. The second Week I will, if you' re setisfactory.H Nnlright, l'll come around the second week. This is good enough for me now,N and he stuck his feet back into the muddy water. Miss Slechticky's English Closs was given the task of writing four lines of dramatic poetry. The results were various, and selecting the verse of a bright boy, John Lawrence Choate, Jr Miss Slechticky read: A boy was walking down the track, The boy stepped off the railroad track To let the train go pest.H A This verse is very well done, said Miss Slechticky, but it lacks the dramatic. Try again, John, and make it more dramati Whereupon John produced the following: A boy was walking down the trackg The train was coming fast, The train jumped off the railroad track To let the boy go past. Mr. Dunn: Who's that man you raised your hat to? Mr. Hubble: That's our barber. He sold me C bottle of hair tonic and hair restorer three months ago and I want to let him know what a fraud I think he is. Miss Shultz in the Study Hall, noticing Charles Pickering dreaming. Charles, your Geography class is next hour. Have you thought of it? Charles: Yes'm ' Miss Shultz: Have you drawn your map? Charles: Nojm Miss Shultz : Have you read your lesson? 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