Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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Kloepper, Norma Vasquez, Doris Mezo, Sue Pyron, Sue Clendenin, Norma Cluster, Ilene Kloepper, Ramona Foncree, Aurelius Vasquez, Kathleen Demester, Laura Reames, Naomi Iolly. Mr. Franz fx I. , , 31 NLE- .-M41 SQ + X0 Q C' S Yo Q O PETER HAND- ALBERT KNOKE HERBERT ,MOECKEL ' CLYDE GALE PARK JARRETT 1 .V ,g.Q.Vt,ifQ - ' F5111-2 1 jffisisefil' ' E , f w H Ly, 2 H Nu, HH Ja ,. . ,N .. ', QZW' mg' -ff.ig5V y4 6 .M l - :iwfqif yif' QQQHJN QL' 3-A J':f1e::,,fw,5. . ...gf , fm z L ' 'E' .. ' H- 1- 3,335 X ffg x J . , UV L , - E'ia.:'.::. U LY TE H 'HL'-:S 'J . .- 'af'-Sn 4g.E..ff, 4, qv-gc1'1.MR,, - ..1, U' , :nm -,.- 11 :ll :V . , A-dak , , ML jg Q .Q 3. 4. 'lfkh -fl ' V' 5 A -1, , ,g5g,, 5-'11 ' M:-156753 LG' , 'X WMM. ' '-'T-'J ' Pr ' . 1,1 '59 ' . 1 Te mpfe: '1' ,R 3,1 5 ' 'Hf'f L - A f'::'. .,a MQJW. Y f H ' . 'K+ - ..,a:g,w:' ' ' :. ,,J 'if g, 353.1 .,,5,3fgvg'1 IZ, -We ' ' 'ffll f if 11.4-, 2 I i i?.fz -. 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Alma Henson, Social Science Preparation: B.ED. Southern Illinois Normal University. Subjects Taught: American History, American Literature, World History, Elementary Civics, Problems in American Democracy, and Girls' Health Class. Extra Curriculars: Sponsor of Freshman Class and Physical Education Club, TAB Club Sponsor Raymond Franz, Commerce Preparation: Attended Southern Illinois Normal University. Subjects Taught: Typing I, H, Shorthand, II, General Business. Extra Curricular: Gorannum Advisor Edward Harn, Music Preparation: Attended Southern Illinois Normal University, Subjects Taught: Music, Girls' Chorus, Band, and Private Lessons in Music. Hx QP 15434331 1 1 , m x 5 w : -Q 'U f- - k Ja? K wi: ,- lglqhrz' 73 -H K. ami. flaw M213 , -ni. i fiffnq 2 J: f-., 4 w -v .4 'F 1, . 1 . 111: - M ff, ,. 1' L ,K . ' . ' , D1 W .4 1 4 . 5 , .,ff 4 -A ,L 'Hi , fn.. 1. tn. K - J 1 ,.. . 1 i ygwfrl ' vw. -25397523.55 E Marilou Colonius, Home Economics Preparation: B.S. 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If one would look around and remark about something about the green Freshies and some-Freshman overheard it, nothing was said in response, in fact a bright, friendly smile was flashed in the direction of that grown up upper classman as much as to say, We're not as green as some people think we arep. Perhaps these friend- ly smiles and greetings of the Freshmen of '43, now the Seniors of '47, were the characteristics which won the friendship of everyone. Now all Freshmen classes are not so dumb, and this particular class proved it when they elected their class officers: President-Edris Jarrett, Vice President-Bob Knoke, Secretary-Charolette Lunsford. The most outstanding activity was the combined Freshman-Sophomore hay- ride, which started more than one new romance. The second year of our high school Work was started with a feel- ing of being much more capable and efficient in our Work. The following class officers: President-Bob Knoke, Vice President-Edris Jarrett, Sec- retary-Charolette Lunsford. Even though we were older and felt so much more grown up, we were sorry to lose about fifteen of our class members, The Iunior year of any class makes them perk up and take an inter- est in everything, encluding extra activities. For instance there was the Junior-Senior banquet at Giant City Lodge, Ah, to think back on that exciting night---rain and everything. The hall was beautifully decorated by our sponsor, Mr.. Sabella, and six helpers. The members of our class had decreased until only 22 members were left. We were still not discouraged and the following officers were chosen to guide us through a successful year: President-Ralph Twenhafel, Vice President-Robert Knoke, Secre- tary-Dean Hindman. Now we are up to the present date and we are the Seniors of 347- Looking back over the pleasant yearscdfstudy and play, time seems to have flown away. We are still that happy-go-lucky gang of students. At the beginning of school the following officers were chosen: President, Kenneth Rohlfing, Vice President, Sonia Rednour, and the Secretary, Eilene Mezo- Two Sgt. of Arms were also elected-Clarence Christensen, and Ralph Twenhafel. We have had several activities thus far and one, our play Toby' Helps Our was very successful. We operate a candy stand to make money to buy something to leave to the school after we graduate. As the year is slowly declining, We the Senior class, feel somewhat sad to think of leaving our old school and so many good friends. It seems time has gone by so quickly we hardly know any of our friends too well. To the underclassmen'-we .want to leave this shinning reminder--0 Keep on smiling, kids, as you plug along, for in just a short while, you too, will be Seniors. , ------Eilene Mezo 1 EVF fTEIiEi- ' 4 . V I -- '.'vL1LE1 1215 HIEEQHEIIWW. Clarence Christensen April 13, 1929 Gorham, Illinois Baseball 3,4, Reserve Basketball 2,3, Bus Patrol 1,2, junior Play 3, Member of F.F.A. 4, President of F.F.A. 4, F.F.A. Leadership Program at Anna, Fountain Staff 2,3,4, Gorannum Staff 3, G-Man 3,4, Sophomore Assembly Program 2, Building Patrol 3, Queen Attendant 4. Doris Cox -August 23, 1928 Gorham, Illinois Pep Club l,2,3,4, F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 3,4, President of F.H.A.4, Annual Staff l,2,JP.E. Club 3,4, Choral Clinic 4, Carnival 3,4, K.P. Club 3,4, Senior Play 4. LeRoy Darnsteadt April 10, 1929 Iacob, Illinois F.F.A. 4, Carnival 3,4, Senior Play 4, Victory Corps 2, Freshman Assembly Program 1, Building Patrol 3, Donkey Basketball 4, P.E. 3,4,. Melvin E. Fritsche October 8:,,.1929 Jacob, Illinois Band 3,4, F.F.A. 4, Bus Patrol l,2, Carnival 3,4. Eloise Gale October 22, 1929 Gorham, Illinois Monitor 4, Building Patrol 2, Sophomore Assembly Program 2, Senior Assembly Program, Ministrel Show 1, junior Assembly Program 3, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Library 1,2, Carnival , Annual Staff 4, Fountain Staff 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Choral Contest 4. Earl Heins March 31, 1929 Gorham, Illinois Chorus 1, Basketball 1, 2,3, junior Assembly Program 3, F.F.A. Club 4. Forest Dean Hindmar July 10, 1929 Gorham, Illinois Band 1,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Senior Play 4, P.E. Carnival 3',4, Amateur Show 4, Band Contest CStateJ 4. Edris Iarret june 19, 1929 St. Louis, Mo. Honorable Mention l,2,4, Honor Roll 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Lib- rarian 2,4, Monitor 1,2, Patrol 1,2, Home Ec. Club 2, Pep Club l,2,4, Vice Pres. of Pep Club 2, Cheer Leader 3,4, Eyes of Talloc Play 3, Drama Club 3, Photo Club 3, Pres. of Class 1, Vice Pres. of Class 2, Sec. of Class 3, Queen 4, Fountain Ass't Editor 2,4, Gorannum Staff Ass' t Editor 4, Gorannum Staff Art Editor 2,4, P.E. Club 4, Prom Chairman 8, Band Festival lHurley, Wisc.B 3, K.P. Club 4, Home Ec. Hostess 1, Carn- ival 4, Declamation Contest 3, T.B. Essay Contest CNationalJ 3, Soph. and Fresh. Program 2, Senior Program 4, Minstrel Show 2, Finance Chairman 3, Vocalist Student Council Assembly 3, Magazine Contest 4, Cheriteers 3, Intellectual Award 2, Junior Editor of Echo 3, Magazine Selling Award 4, Choral Clinic 4, Contata 3, Band Contest CDistrictD 4, Library Conference 4, Soloist at Band Contest 4. 2, me-1',:1gww.y mf. - W 4-,A , Q Q ' ' '- f -' 'N -Hr v+1wwux'awf'a'ws Robert A. Knoke March 23, 1980 Raddle, Illinois Baseball 1,2,3,4 , Basketball 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, G-Man 2,3,4, Senior.Play 4, Senior Assembly Program 4, jr. Assembly Program 3, President of Class 2, Vice Presi- dent 1,3, Captain of Baseball 2, Honor Roll 1, Honorable Mention 2,3,4, Fountain Staff 2,3,4, Monitor 3,4, Carnival 3,4, Charolette Lunsford September 10, 1929 Gorham, Illinois Band l,2,3,4, Chorus 3,4, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,'2,3,4, Officer of Class 1,2, P. E. Club 3,4, Library Club 1,2,4, Cheer Leader 3,4, Member of Fountain Staff 1,2,3, Member of Gorannum Staff 1,2,3,4, Building Patrol 3,4, Senior Play 4, Pep Club Amateur Show 4, Home Ec. Play 2, Senior Assembly Program 4, junior Assembly 3, Victory Corp 1, Clerical Force 2, Home Ec. Hostess 1, Intellectual Award 3,4, Magazine Contest Chairman 4, lf 2 credit incitizenship, Merit Clerk 3, Attendance Clerk 4, jr. Box Supper 3,Monitor 2,3, Candidate for Carnival Queen 3,4, Home Ec. Metal 3, S. I. N. U. Concert 4. State Contest 4, john McLaughlin November 27, 1929 Cora, Illinois Chorus 1, Basketball Reserve 1, P. E. 2,3, Honorable Mention 3, Baseball Reserve 1,2,3,4, F. F. A. 4, Annual Staff 4. Eilene Mezo February 22, 1929 Gorham, Illinois Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Secretary of Senior Class 4, Vice President of the Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, P. E. Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Fountain Staff 2,3,4, Junior Assembly 3, Senior Play 4, Senior Assembly 4, Pep Club Amateur Show 4, Chorus-Choral Clinic 4, Library Medal 3, Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, Pepsi Cola Scholarship Test 4, District Contest Chorus 4, Jimmie Mifflin june 21, 1929 Sand Ridge, Illinois Chorus 1,2, Roger L. Mizer June 23, 1927 Chester, Illinois Senior Play 4, Volley Ball Tournament 4, Shirlie Moeckel August 30, 1929 ' Jacob, Illinois P. E. 2, 3, junior Assembly Program 3, Wilma Porter August 20, 1929 Gorham, Illinois Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, P. E. Club 3,4, Library Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4, Secretary 4, Patrol 2, Carnival 4, Choral Clinic 4, Donna Rae Reames November 13, 1929 Gorham, Illinois Chorus 1,2,3, F. H. A. 1,2,3, Annual 3,4, Fountain 2,3, P. E. 2,3, Merit Clerk 3,4, Senior Play 4, Carnival 3,4, vm Wg , 1 1 w,4..,,.,L,gf,T.,v.ix,. Lf fx, . fy: 15-143-gf, T.-hjw, Y 4 ,M -W - up H , . -, , V ig MQ- f. ,. ,w 1 4' as , v '?iiQ,.i ANY' . -1Jz'f1xff- r ,--:mf A , '-H U: ' -1 iHT:-iwiw-x 11,'.f1 1 -f:.w.'11,::-mp w 1,1141 . H545 1,a'ii:iiFm.aen1Af1QmswsK1 Sonia Rednour june 23, 1930 Henderson, Kentucky Honorable Mention 1,2,3, Honor Roll 3, Band 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Pianist for Chorus 3,4, Librarian 1,2,3,4, Monitor 2, Roll Taker 1, Secretarial Staff 2,4, Office Staff 2, Fountain Staff 2,3,4, Athletic Association 1, Home Ec. Club 2,3, F. H. A. 4, Vice President Senior Class 4, Carnival 3,4, Band Contest 4, Choral Contest 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, Iunior Program 3, Sophomore Program 2, Senior Program 4, Christmas Program 1, Intellectual Award 2,3, Senior Play 4, Ministral Show 2, Amateur Show third place. 4, Honor Award 3, Orchestra 1, Sect. P. E. Club 4, Honorable Mention 1. 2,4. Kenneth I. Rohlfing October 24, 1929 Ava, Illinois Baseball 1,2,3, Honor Roll Second Quarter 1, Junior Assembly Program 3, Sopho- more Assembly 2, Bus Patrol 4, Secretary of F. F. A.4, F. F. A. Vegetable Show at Anna 4, Donkey Basketball Game 4, Inner School Basketball 4, Chorus 2, Carn- ival 3,4, President of Senior Class 4, Senior Play 4, james Tindall january 31, 1930 Rockwood, Illinois Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, G-Man 2,3,4, Bus Patrol 3, Baseball Tournament 3 Ralph Twenhafel March 12, 1929 jacob, Illinois Honor Roll 1,2, Honorable Mention 1, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Class Presi- dent 3, K. P. Club 3,4, junior Play 3, Monitor, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Betty Vasquez April 22, 1929 Florissant, Missouri Monitor 1, Building Patrol 1, Office Secretary 1, Honor Roll 1,2,3, Honorable Mention 4, Sophomore Assembly 2, Ministrel Show 1, Chorus 3,4, Junior Assembly Program 3, Amateur Show 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Library Conference 4, Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary F. H. A. 4, Secretary Pep Club 4, Home Ec. Delegate 4, Library Club 4, Senior Play 4, Carnival 3,4, D.A.R. Award 4, Editor of Annual Staff 4, Annual Staff 2,3, Teacher's Secretary 4, Choral Contest 4. Carol Verseman November 25, 1923 Cora, Illinois Band 3,4, Chorus 2, Reserve Baseball 3, Victory Corps 2, Senior Play 4, Junior Assembly 3, Clarinet Solo-District Contest 4, Band Contest 4, Pepsi Cola Scholar- ship test 4, Bus Patrol 1, Honorable Mention 3,4, -1 wr' 'J '1'P4 f,' 1 '--V -V1 if MSL' xiii 1? iw'-KH CLASS PROPHECY Ring, Ring. It's the telephone and I in my lavish home am about to answer the telephone. The Conversation: Hello? Who Eloise, Oh yes, Eloise Galel We graduated toget- her back in '47, Golly, 20 years ago, along with 23 others. What happen- ed to them? Hum, I wonder if I know. Oh, surely, you've heard about Ralph Twenhafel. Goodness, I thought that everyone had heard about his success in the car business, since his discovery of gas made from crushed tree leaves, and his in- vention of the Twenhafempty automobile. This auto is supposed to be one of the best cars made, better even than the Ford's. Even Roger Mizer has one, and you recall how stuck he used to be on the Plymouth. What! You don't remember Roger! Why Lucy, how could you forget that dashing, love 'em and leave 'em Senior. Evidently he loved and left once to often, cause he's still single and is considered quite a catch around Hollywood. He plays villian parts in the movies. And how Gorham has grown! The new parts of town were most- ly started by Seniors of '47, There is the library founded by Dean Hindman called Hindman Horrors , and he has only horror and mystery stories. He has written several books, one entitled Horrible Isn't It . Dean has a beautiful Irish wife, met her through the Pen Pals we had in our Senior year. Gorham is a highly educational town now, as Edris Jarrett and Bob Knoke have started a college here. Bob is still interested in sports and is coach of the team at his college, very popular too. Edris teaches Home Ec. and P.E. Edris and Bob are both married and Edris does a very good job of I keeping house, raising children, and teaching. Bob's wife is a model for the art classes at the college. Speaking of teachers, I know you won't believe it but Melvin Fritsche and Leroy Darnstaedt are both teachers. Leroy teaches History at S.I.N.U. and Melvin at the Gorham College. Demerits are their by- word, and I hear that they are really straightening the kids out. This will amaze you I know but it's the truth. Charolette Luns- ford and Doris Cox are running a restaurant, making a fortune off the Coxburger and Lunsecue. Charolette married soon after we graduated and has had three husbands since. Babe too, has led a merry life. I know of four husbands, but what happened to them is a mystery to us. The candy business in jones Ridge is thriving. Kenneth Rohl- fing is very proud of his discovery that enables him to sell those car- mels 5 for one cent. Gosh, how he used to gripe about paying a penny apiece for those he used to eat in history. Kenneth is still looking for just the right girl . He plans to look in Hollywood next. 1 I4 L, rv! .ff 2 ,S 9 When Carol and Eilene were voted most likely to succeed they were slated for the right thing. They have succeeded. Golly the way we used to speculate about those two! Will they or won't they? They did! They were married soon after Carol graduated from his pilot training. They now have six kids. Their names are Betty, Sonia Eloise, Ralph, Carol and Eilene. Nice family, Eh. . James Tindall is still a great athlete, although it is time for him to retire from the basketball ring. Wop is still yelling for him and Wop and james Ir. yell right along. Did you read about jim Mifflin in today' s Vasquez Gab 7 The very first person to dig all the way to China, Golly am I proud to have known him. Sonia R. went far in the field of Music. Now she is leading an Orchestra of her own at Carnegie Hall. At last her dreams are realized. johnny McLaughlin really put life in the A.A.A. I do believe he has the farmers organized enough to go on a strike. Twenty years ago, that would have been next to impossible. Even though Shirley and Earl were the most bashful boys in the class of '47, they made quite a wrinkle in the world. Shirley is manager of an Orphans Home and in his spare time -operates a Lonely Hearts Club. KI think that is where Doris Cox got her husbandsj Earl is his assistant in everything. The Christensen dairy products, run by Clarence is thriving. Butter has gone down to twenty cents a pound through his efforts. He has done his share for mankind. Oh yes, Clarence has one of those helicopters! He has quite a time in it they say. Donna Rae is a dentist. She can really jerk out the snags, must be pretty good for that's where .Mr. Dunn and Mr. Leinert got their store teeth . Most of her patients are men. Lucky Donna. Is that all the Seniors? Oh, Wilma Porter. Wilma has been gone from here a long time. She married an explorer and sailed for Africa. No one has heard from her since. I'm in the newspaper business now. Editor of the Vasquez Gab . Miss Slechticky writes the comic strips, Miss Colonius is Society Editor and Mr. Dunn writes the sports columns. The rest of the teachers are sorta fuzzy i.n my mind Cas usual? but I do know that Mr. Leinert left the High School to become principal of the college. You'd never know him now, as he doesn't have a hair on his head. Miss Henson hasn't changed much except that her hair is en- tirely gray. Oh yes, she finally married Charley, but she is still teaching. 'lin 2.,.' ,.., I .fu . ,gm . V. 1 - , wi, If' if , V . , K, . nik., X yi , Ig' - Q k , 1 13:5 1- WL? 3'-. ' V :D e 3 . J .1 , in ..,. , uf H K J -,'. ,, ., .41 W ' .J Wi, vi. 1 ' - ML ' ' lf- K, 'L l . , .M in f 1, 1, 1, , a. w i,: Wk., 5 , 'Z Nl - 1: -..5-, 'f',15,i' . .., '-M ' J .. Mia :5. 1'X' . vii' a J, Avv , E 5-'QQ' P' 5 A 'v , , 25' ,, mfJ'fl?v.7mf H51!7iS1i. iixilbfllifi 3 il 'if' -fir-zrafx -'J Q. 'Wi I iiH'5fv-Ksdiftigw . 1 Q5 u.fi.. ' Franz is now my personal secretary. Boy, do I make him toe the line Mr. Harn still swings a wicked baton, and I do mean Wicked He now has a radio program over station PUNK, with nothing but the latest svdng. ---Betty Vasquez S9BiEQS7iI6? ifrTE111v ?ikw.iifPfS EiF'1Ev9115JP' 5189 JF 2!f'?5?i'Sz?33 ' ' SENIOR WILL Clarence Christensen-Plaid shirts to joe Jones. Donna Reames-Sweet disposition to Lela Mae Bunselmeyer. Doris Cox-Big mouth to Mona Foncree. Carol Verseman-His seat in first clarinet section to Sis Demster. Ellene' Mezo-Sophano voice to little sis, Doris. Charolette Lunsford-Preference for Murphy Boys to Norma Cluster Eloise Gale-Hertncherishedu history book to Iarra Lee Reed. Wilma Porter-Shorthand troubles to Betty Sickler. Sonia Rednour-Bass Horn to Rabbit Qualls. Betty Vasquez.-Editor's job to Aurelius Vasquez. Ralph Twenhafel-Ability to get to class late without reP1'0Df' V6 Charles Lindsey. Bob Knoke-Excellent grades to Bi11scn1mpf. Dean Hindman-Long legs to Shirley Guetersloh. Ionxmy'McLaughlin-Best girl, Norma, to Ardell Eckert. LeRoy Darnstaedt-Any thing he's got to anyone who wants it. Shirley Moeckel- Bashiulness to brother Russell Moeckel. Jimmie Mifflin- Dancing ability to Sidney Crowell. james Tindall- Basketball suit to I. D. Dycus. Roger -Mizer-His mustache- to Bert Clendenin. Melvin Frltsche-The secret of 'sitting on two legs of a chair without falling?'? ? to Russell Moore. Earl Heins-Abilityto bring down the limit of ducks in a day to Urban Butler, Kenneth Rohliing-His office, President of Senior Class to Raymond Hellman. iEd.ris Jarrett-Cheerleaders outfit to Wop Killian. -----Soma Rednour , fl fm ff M3151 f'9 5Ur' , F 1' ' ' WHO'S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS On Friday February 2, the student body of Gorham High voted on these students as their choice for the Who's Who. Girl most likely to succeed Boy most likely to succeed---- -- Prettiest Girl ------------ Best looking boy ---------- -- Wittiest boy --------- Wittiest girl ------ .-- Most intelligent boy ----- Most intelligent gi1 l---,-- Most like Senior -------- Most bashful Senior ------ Most bodacibus Senior ---- Most talkative Senior ----- Least talkative Senior ---- Class jitterbug --------- Class Pest ------ Class Flirt ------ Class crooner ----- Biggest show-off ---- Apple polisher ------ Book worm ----------- Goldbricker ------------ Most athletic --------- Biggest feet -------- Biggest groaner ----- Strongest lungs ---- Biggest grouch ---- Ladies' man ----- Eilene Mezo Carol' Verseman Eilene Mezp Kenneth Rohlfing Roger Mizer Betty Vasquez Carol Verseman Eilene Mezo Ralph Twenhafel Shirlie Moeckel Leroy Darnsttiedt Betty Vasquez Donna Reaznes Doris Cox Melvin Fritsche Charolette Lunsforc. 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A, , -. 51 M- . 1 . : f'.0i, ,, M I 5 V, Q WL ,E-., , Qlwf H ' wx S . . -- x 1 ' .-- 'N ' I 9: M 'af I 9 4 ' fy . v v ,M ' 1 Q Y' ' -. ' Y , , s W 9 . 1 +-1 -L, A 1 , I J. ..f ,v N 4 5, H q , . Q 1, , , I ',4, k .. , A' '. 1. ,- -r -r ff Q-ka. ,,, -1' ef' ' r 9 . , , 1 .1Vff,',t HB1 b- 3 J r SENIOR PLAY HTOBY HELPS OUT The Senior play, Toby Helps Out , under the direction of Miss Slechticky, was presented Friday, November 22, to the public in the High School Auditorium, The play, a three act comedy, Written by Anne Coulter Morters, takes place in a small typical American town of today. A group of high school students are out to Will a play contest and the play, a serious one, goes Over as hilarious Melodrama. Everyone regards the play with dead seriousness except the cut-up Toby who plays the part of the poor old Mother. While the heroine pleads with the cruel villian to spare her poor old Mother, Toby rigged out in a Woman's garb, clutches his hair in des- pair and removes his Wig. He falls off a stool and goes through other antics that convulses the audience but makes the cast ready to murder him. I.n addition to all the other troubles, characters forget their cues and comical mistakes occur. ln the end the group is just heart broke, but the judges decision arrive to delight them so the play ends with every- one celebrating the happy ending. CAST JOHNNY ...... JANE ....... MOLLY., .... . DAVE ......... Moarmhlc ..... BETTY Lou ....... TQBY .............. MRS. HARVEY .... MR. PHELPS ..... ,. PROMPTER. ....... , ..... SOUND EFFECTS.. IUDGES ...... Roger Mizer . . . . . . Charolette Lunsford Betty Vasquez Bob Knoke Dean Hindman Donna Reames Kenneth Rohlfing Doris Cox Ralph Twenhafel Eilene Mezo Carol Verseman LeRov Darnstaedt Shirley Moecxel IIGRT' 1 , ., I .1 Y,,. :Q .f ,fw 'fu G'-if -kv :Ti-' E 5-df 5i.,.-L-,,,,,. 1 fm. . XQN UN D ER GRAD S ,sr H , I -aw -1' vt, L' Q M ,QQ Q QQ Q Ziff- ,,,. 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' 5.7 5 I , ff , ' im I q A V SEY V V I V11 'fa 1 L x I M . :M X 7 W ' 1' 1 f J JH f f ' V I A . J if ' I V, - ag 1 . f s f .. ,Q WMM iff JM MM, g fw,ffx,4M fmijwwf WM gAv,3,Q,gf33j,jMa ww wmfifffff Wffw A Kffjjw W M my We f2LVOy1M,wUV40l mf WWW N MM W4 W lwdm Q 'MA147 R MA A47 A ,017 ,M .1 M GM. ,mu Z, . WMW MMwgf3'EZWWMw3f L flwciadacyn ,n - ' ir'g,q,.V V JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On a bright September day in 1944 a new and enthusiastic group of boys and girls started out as freshmen. This group of eager beavers finally got settled down to studying ardently for the future. Miss Alma Henson was their very gallant sponsor. The freshman class officers Were: President .......... - ........ ............. B ill Schimpf Vice President ....... ...... Ra y Hollman Secretary ..... . .......................... Earl Frischkorn Treasurer..............................- Don Gale Among the freshman activities were a Wiener roast, parties and two assembly programs. The next year found the same group of fervent boys and girls still longing to learn more. Theofficers of the sophomore class were: President .................,............ . Betty Gale Vice President ....... ...... I ohanna Mifflin Secretary ................................ Iarra Lee Reed Treasurer ............................... Ray Hollman Their wonderful sponsor was Mr. T. A. Dunn. Sone of the sophomore activities were an assembly program, a party, and a roll- er skating trip to Murphyboro. This year finds them as eager as ever to learn how to prepare for the future. The junior class officers are: President ......................,....... Ray Hollman Vice' President ............... . ......... Doris jean Moreau Secretary-Treasurer ................ Don Gale The junior activities for this year were a box supperand a roller skating trip to Murphysboro.. The junior class is looking for- ward to the Junior Play and to give the seniors a banquet in May. Their capable sponsor is Mr. Edward Harn. The class is very proud to honor the class athletes, Don Gale and Bill Schimpf. Iarra Lee Reed Efmiiwlv - ww' L ?JA:fu12iHil2HHM?ZvE'W5iF1IR9.i' wi15wIiE'l'5ih55??i 'EFWZ''Egkiwiiifqilifsnfl 'VA'2'9i221?5FlB25iA'lk'5'2HL'M ' SEP: Eula Mae Choate... Bert Clendenin ..... Sue Clendenin ....... Norma Cluster ...... Earl Frischkorn ...... Malry Ann Fromme ..... Betty Gale ....... Don Gale ...... Lloyd Gale ........... Raymond Hollman ...... Naomi Jolly ..... Joe Jones ...... Ilene Kloepper ...... Johanna Mifflin ...... Russell Moeckel ...... Doris Jean Moureau ....... Betty Sicker ............ Bill Schimpf ....... Jarra Lee Reed ..... JUNIOR, THE ME SONGS Blue Skies Getting Nowhere Over and Over Again It's All Over Now I'm Guilty All By Myself Walkin' Away With My Heart Sioux City Sue Give Me The Single Life Huggin' an' a Chalkin' I Love You for Sentimental Reasons What Have You Got to Loose CBut Your Hearth They Can't Convince Me ., The Whole World is Singing My Song It Couldn't Be True You Keep Coming Back Like a Song .. It Had To Be You Take Me Out To The Ball Game I'm a Big Girl Now By-Doris Jean Moureau and Johanna Mifflin .' , -QEMUFE'--'Q ,i1'. f :.Jl.ETff?i51Wf'lZf' HIM, V.: ' -vf?:ff33?Eif5:-L 'Lbs' 1'-N I , 4f':'1553GI,.- UAUNT IERUSHY ON THE WARPATI-I 'Tm a calm and peaceful woman when I ain't riled,' ' says Aunt Ierushy, but when I' m riled, I'm on the warpathf' And when a Hworldlyu carnival show comes to town, and Aunt Ierushy gets the idea her Hiram knows Madam Reeno de Beeno, the Carnival Queen, she does go on the warpath. The cast also includes Sufficiency Fish, a country kid with an agile mind, Elder Snuffels, a whited sepulchre, Sis Popkins, a rural Juliet, Bill Barker, of the Carnival, Stelly Etta Snapper, who ought to have known better, Elsie Barker of the Carni- val, and of course the WILD MAN . This hilarious performance was given by the Juniors, March 25, in the G. c. H. S. Gym. THE CAST AUNT IERUSHY ....... ................ HIRAM ................... ..... SUFFICIENCY FISH SIS POPKINS .................. .... STELLY ETTA SNAPPER ..... .... BILL BARKER ...... REENO de BEENO.. ELSIE BARKER ....... .... ELDER SNUFFELS ..... .... . . . . . Iohanna Mifflin Russell Moeckel Raymond Hollman Iarra Lee Reed Eula Mae Choate Don Gale Doris Jean Moureau Betty Gale Earl Frischkorn ---Doris Moureau k ,, 1 4 IE?-Sli 'WHID' ' 3wfvfk. 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M, ' 513 S ARDELL E CKER T HATTIE KILLIAN Q 5 HX-1'.i. 'W 1 1 11, 4 fffx-.v iw ANNA KLOEPPER BETTY KORANDO EVELYN KORANDO be i v Amman .,.. 4 . Q-if , hz ,ew-Sa' 4 3 11: . f 4, f fb. -1- ,55.: W'Sf 7 ' W , Sf X fi? 5497 5 'Y 'A fV ,gg ,fiwct , jf, 'f nf f ' sg' 6 7 2, i n V ., if -Q ,yi 5 'ff' il T6 , y f f. if 1 Q W CHARLES LINDSEY fi-2E'21?'ffC5'f72 Pf , , 4, We , ,hy j,, 7 .av fiflivl Q f -' ' . 'cf H ea f aff' f GK f fc 2 ' fe? f f W Q ' 95 C 0 ? img, 1,f - X if ' W 4- - ,V Q5 f , 'aging A fv' 5 9 ,v yy -1 ' 53. 41 -4 H. - - TNQ ,ffswinw V :-ew 21-5 -- , ,Q .. .Mm ' ct w -Q J - f wa.. , n 2' J? 17 gf Z 3 12 Q y V zff y 'fi I f Y 1 , X , ' 1- f ' V1 Q,-.A :W 1- 1. 4.,, , Hmm fy, ,. In M 1 --W LILLIAN LUEDEMAN HAROLD LUNSFORD 1 4 1 f H. '9 '.'4,Q44'!p26'74' 2 'S f 1 ff 2 Il ag' 1, 53993 , Z vi, f 1 6, if! 4 gy af , , , av 3 Q f 1 gf , f ,, 'f ff Q f f f 4 K , AS, , if 1 Q' W 310 fy ' W6 J f 4 f 4' 2 H fi ,K 5 ff , ' t f J A I ,ff 1 ALBERT MANSKQR ROBERTA McMANNIB' f , m,.+1g11fN- f V V , , 7 7, . 4-ggwf G aw 4 .44 ff + 2 7 'f , f EL!-IART OETJEN A1365 Q AQQZY ffff,f 56 . Mgr ff 1 f if 5 ff!! f f v9 4 X w wf-rf C43 W! f 4, 4521 Z9 V ,.,V , ,I f ffrf ,ZLff2Z1 ,. ',i ' .,, ffssk'-5 iff:-gf:-iii? ' 1 4' W v . ? f-ka: my My . ' 4' , .. Y 1: .A 7 S- ff' an ,eff f fu! '31 45' ., gf I 1 fo 1 ff f, ,fs . ,WNV ' Mi' ' if If , ,f 1 1 X A -1- -fb f m! V GRACE MIFFLIN RUSSELL MOORE -,,,, .vgkgtf f, 44,x'f,4-is ,,9-,.f A-m,,ffM, A f- :f , S pygf V. ' - , ,vffygl Is uf4.,,,l f, f A f -, ff I , 'f , Sf' , ' -ah - Q- - f f' ,ff , , , ., - , . , 1, ,ff-1 .-A fn- -,f- 4f 1 . f - 1 -L 4 -. .bzzzff ' +f,gz4 V M Q1 9 , f ' f- - ,flu ' y ,, us . K ,, I ,Sify A I K L JAMES PORTER JIM QUALLS MILLARD QUALLS VANITA RATHJEN ggggs eaz- 5:92 Z: Y' 5 f ,A ' if 1 Q 9 a L ei' 1 4' Q . E Sam 2, G , ,, RACHEL ROGERS WILBUR SAUL JEANNE SMITH R M V, ff 4, X ww 4, f f 2 4 ,W f , f , ' ff , wif JY' f , f , . ,, ,, ,V Xi w 1 V 4, . DONALD SNIDER AURELIUS vAsQUEz ROGER VERSEMAN MARVIN VICKERS f HAROLD voGEL JAMES WALTHER CARL DEAN WHITE VIOLA WHITE .:1E'vi?'V' 5 ' 7- fa' z? '-1 1' - We mr: . wifi: -. V ,,,,, A 1 A ,fi ,A K LEONARD WORTHEN M ' ' ,. ' 925541 f ' ,y W5 :il I :H 2, 'A' 4-. ' A, 21 ng, EARL WRIGH I' .4 .4 .g T, ,Q 21155 .4 'EAW ri- , ffif A -,.. :e f ,' .1 -- Tf- , 1- . , . , y ' ,.. , I L C F E: ,, ' I 1. X , I 0' J -vi' sid: - ,xx , .' , .' ,Um .: 'J,,'a S fx' 5' 9' ' X . .1i':?y,, -5 1 - V 'Lg Y 1 43-. , . 1 4. ,, .X . - ,ut , , 2 X , , W 1 .MY1J-.f,,1 , . In . cf- . . ,1 i. lnjrri- A I .34 , :,R. , , W 4 Q 92 Z 'L is , ' f Ring 1 - f ,fl 1 n K , . , ws' x A ,- ' he - 1 I-V E ., p , X . w ' T - - , . ,, Vi. 'L - Y is-' fir I V W , SQ? A' K' - Q .' :IL V, X f. -umm-Ze-1' - mf-. ' N-715 -' -1, weak, THE SOPHOMORE HISTORY We began our high school education in 1945 when we enrolled as Freshmen. We started out with 56 members, but by the end of the year we had only 49 left. Miss Henson, our class sponsor assisted us in selecting the following officers: President -------------- ---- I im Qualls Vice President ----------- --- Ramona Foncree Secretary and Treasurer ------- Sue Pyron Sergeant at Arms -------------- Hattie Killian This year, as intelligent Sophomores, we were added to the list of upper-classmen and no more will be called Green Freshiesn. We began by electing the following officers with the help of Mr. Dunn, our Sophomore sponsor: President -------------- --- - Kathleen Demster Vice President ----------- ---- M artin Shields Secretary and Treasurer -------- Sue Pyron Sergeant at Arms --------- -- Lawrence Gale Russell Moore At the beginning of this year, seven of the former members failed to return. To sustain this loss we have four new members from Murphysboro. They are Anna Lou Kloepper, Carl Dean White, I. D. Dycus, and Sherman Dycus. We are proud of this year's athletes. Those from the Sopho- more class are as follows: First team--Jim Qualls and Charles Lindsey Second team- -Russell Moore, I. D. Dycus, and Leonard Worthen. BY Shirline Arbeiter w r A ,vw ' i',3 gm' . . L , f. .1 JY f, K 1 1-fi :Tia ,ef 2 5 Q- . , A .ffm 5 1, , . . ,. 4 f - 'Q L1-.va b ,Q-azf,x,..w, ,ml- ' f' fy ' ' 74:--' U: vivvm. ' .wg-2: L.1'.+1-f' H1243 'ifdxf as Y , 'F ' 1 ' '34 HY flf- ' V1-l-ug . , W. QL, . ' 5,594 eff, 'f f1fg:Q!?ii-52, 517 1' -A '- 'Y F :fix 2' 'A wwf' :'waXi?A: 2f '1.LY.F ' 15, 1- .mi wif ia wi :fx W L,,Jf'.!'JQ ng Tv, 4'-P.-f, ' -254' ' W 1 M--H - ,V -4 1 f,g,.q1,,, if , , V . M . Y V-1 -fra - --mwfb ' , M . - fA.1,W5l... , .1 qQi'Z,Lifagg,f2f1m 5,33 A M QW W'7W??, L ' f . ,X 2 .- 'Q ?V Y'-af -'Q'-UNSW,-+1119 ' .. - 5 1 4 5, , W L, ,,-,K ,,.q,g,?y,j:,,'L5i 3-fi-1.-Up , 5-. 1 ' ' f 1 , 1 '. .X 1, ew- 1- 4'i,l - 1 fy i ., 1 wfi. . 4 ' ' -1-1,5-f Q Q li V , 11 1- - fffff 'r' :H w Ffpvgu ,gm . rg 1-?'s'.5-vf 'rr f 4 - . . . gm w . 1 -YEMZ milk: mv 4,12v ,NQ-Jia v..?' J 1' ,, ., , , bf, ' ,.4.,.e 7 ' if 43' M ' ' -A Wi ' ' i2f'E Qf,.?4QT' rf X'2Wf'4 'iii E'f'J'9f4YHf , L, v ,, vm . .. , vi ,- ,f 1, wg tw, .,,,2,i 5, X f W, ff., ,H Q , .1 Qubimf ,,?ELru,?l.m '-1-A M -f W--Af - iff: A , 'GU' .vw--,4,'l.w. V-' ' 1.5. V 5 fc' -' WB A A41 ' , ' ' , . . . . , fg,f-Xzgjigp. A L 'T 5 . - fs, ,,f.q.g3,,' -1- 73 A A A , ,V -'. 3 ?+ 'ff '--W 21 v-f r'- ' P - L X .J 5' E.. - L. ' F J 4 ' 3'-v . fx v.. . A ,. x 'f,f fu' , -. W , K, Ia. f Y ,. a ,Vw . ..,4gv: up fx , , .fl 1 -if 5 uf, G-sis iii A www fwfr WHY, OH WHY, DO I COME TO SCHOOL Shflrline Arbeiter Doris Beisner Doris Born Billie Bradshaw Lela Bunselmeyer U.'D3.I1 Butler Imogene Casey Kathleen Demster Ardell Eckert Ramona Foncree Hazel Gale Lawrence Gale- Claude Graff Hattie Killian Betty Lou Korando Charles Lindsey Evelyn Korando Lillian Luedeman Harold Dean Lunsford Roberta McMannis Albert Mansker Grace Mifflin Russell Moore To be with Lela and Anna Lou, they are my inspiration. Tee, Hee, It's that man again It's the best Way in the World to kill time It's a long, sad story kids To parade my intelligence Can't you guess Now tnat's a silly questionlllll Education makes people grow To get the belle of the bottoms Mom cooks there, where else would I eat? Did you ever see such a beautiful Plymouth? Gee Whiz, hadn't you heard, everyone is going these daysl It's a Widely known fact that I'mneeded to put zip into classes. To yell for Tindallllll I just can't imagine what they would do Without me. Basketball brings me hither. To get a certain somebody's brother Oh, that look in Marty's eyes That Doris, she keeps me interested Nobody will listen to me at home. I love blondes Ill It's exciting, especially Chorus To play those first two minutes in basketball ,Q 1m.,,A A,v4 w ,112-:ff , , , ,. . , 1 w 1, A rg Ln-f,, . fx f AMR- 312' Q 2 ' M 'vt'-f f-1-21 H .f. ' .441 ' lil, Y- ,. -. k . , N 1-'vm' . 4 QL -sq: gg, f ' mv ' .x Aw ,, . x 5 V V 1 , I ,I xx. ,.N,.f4, , . 4 EV? .li 'Q' 1 ' F.-'ETFf'53t '1f,A wi, .YF Rza-,. Elhart Oetjen James Porter Sue Ann Pyron jim Qualls Milliard Qualls Vanita Rathjen Rachel Rogers Wilbur Saul Martin Shields Jeanne Smith Donald Snider Jim Walters Sherman Dycus I. D. Dycus Anna Lou Kloepper Carl White Roger Verseman Leonard Worthen Aurelius Vasquez Marvin Vickers' Earl Wright Viola White Harold Vogel Too much work to do at home I don't know myself just to mess around Nita goes, why shouldn' t I ? To learn to be good and strong Thrill l Thrill I Jim-m-In I like to help people To gripe about the library To keep Lillian on the straight and narrow path Swell car he's got Me? Why, I haven't got a reason To see how late I can come and still get by. You guessed itl Meanness To get acquainted with a tall damsel To make better grades than Ilene Murphy Wouldn't have him Oh, those World History A's Not to study, you can bet To slop the hogs To grin and sleep Gotta have somewhere to go To associate with intelligent people To break the monotony of living BY Anna Kloepper and Hattie Killian M , ,V fm s if V ' Y 1-:lf-' if ,: ESQ A l gif ff A ' wks I 5 'P .fr . f , -5' Y ,I f..f'C ' '- 5 4fge,g,sM?g?!-Q3 .Lag :mi Q ww iz if Emi? S12 :iG2fwi A ef ., iT I?iQ'i . 'V if?-,ds wfkgggfa' D- if ' 1 ' - 4 fx' fs -,fi W ,g g , , Ek',g,i -ey , f Z f . , li , , A A 1 .. ' Mwg v:Y59Q:'fw'5,f'i!f v 1 RAYMOND AMSCHLER BEULAH ASBURY Q RUTH JARRETT LAWRENCE AMSCHLER NORMA VASQUEZ Q53 JUANITA BUAER . JACKIE DEAN BROWN ROBERT GRAIN' LAURA BROUILLETTE ' EVERETT CASEY MARY CLENDENIN BETTY nissan. QNX? CD5 JANIES OONDER My 'ffwfz' . uwfgffh. :W - ' , ., HERMAN CONDER swyela D 21, . f' fl-'E 5 ,, Ji. a 1 fig-141 A Q. N L 1-uuzvm ECKER1- Aunnm-: Fxuscmconu DOROTHY FRITSGHE SHIRLEY EASTON' woopgow DILDAY SIDNEY CROWELL NORMA FRITSCHE MARJOEIE GEIGER LAVERN GRACE ,f f f'- ,z1,4'M:m5 Wim W. X 1 ,Eggs iggkgij fc 2, , 1 ' M Q W9 ff' 3 A f 5 W ' LA VURLE GRACE DONALD GUETERSLOH m. fp N V ' 41- QL '-:MEL T, 515' P 1' 0 .em A--ww .. , H . X ' - 'f:,,.Qeg,-ef M4 m ,agg '- if-fi, igfygggzqew-. 'vm Egg, 4, X 2 Us--::' 1 ' +1 .-1:15, 'ffl :Tiff . 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'5 I v f , I4 1, 1 1 , 1 1 I 'fig 73' 1, ' 1 4 Z ' '+- WILLARD KOCH . ,. . ,Q ,ff -f ,V If, 1 'f f fyyy : ,gf 1 ff I 5 fig ff W 1 3 , , 1 1 5 Q32 , .59 2 X Q H , , ', Q 1 x V 416 1 y 7 y Q. 1 1 1 15 ' f ALVIN KREUZER 1 'X 7??i'..54 , 1 wif, zff 11 1 q 'Q , sf' .- ff g - 27 516 at cv 1 , ra Wi? f Aw ., .1 11 1 5 7 Q . 1 A ffl f 1, 1,7 f 4 f v ,C 6 1 1 , 14,3 11 A ,Z , 1 1,6 4 12,11 1 , New Y 1 1 A4 VIOLET MILLER BILL M OORE 'wa' 51-f, if K ,, ff' MARVIN MORGAN 4, 1,192 . 4-1 .. 11,11 W ,gf .v,v . . QI: -, 1 , 5 11 L, 1 Q f fw 1:1-:ff figw if ., 1, f f l ,,,. .Q 1 :V-1 ' g,fq,n,gz4g:m2, ' 135. .1 ..,12y,,? 7 ,fi 5, 1 , 1 , ,Q -15' A+ 2 ' V 4 1 ' ' '3 , 2 if ,K ff . git? ARNOLD MUELLER , 94 . V' ' 1 - WILLIAM PHILLIPS gf 4, My , Q , 54' 3 1, ,-ff' Q 15 ,. , , ff , , .1315 1 ,. 'f f . - - 1 1 424123 , .W A 6,2 1: f 4123! l 1 1'-sf 3, 4,1 W ,gig ,, 1.6 r 1 1 7 1 1 if , Z mg, if , ,1 f 45? ff 1 4 A ' i f ,113 511 ,Q ,mu ,fff ff BILLIE PICKERING 7 . 1 .4 1 ,.. ,aM W . ,M n 1,49 .Q I J 1356? 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W ff V, W - ' ' ' ' .5g,,.u3-- S 51 'Vu BILLIE REISINGER f ywyf ac 7' 'Q 2 ffl vii 7 f - giwz-ff 7 i ,T Mfrs: , my ,,,, Iam Q f WJ.. f, mf xx 2 2 Q .zgw xf 1 5, 1, z X ' in 9 M , V f . -ff1i +m ,E A VIRGINIA STONE N YM ,V . I f, f,,. , , f-.f .-,.,,,.. ' VM . N W' 1 ' -9' Q'.f2z3f6f 4 'S ef J , f ,. ' ' - 37 ,,, - f,'f43fU:75Z7, f . , .1 z f ff 41' 4 ff' 'f I f i , 4 ff? 'G 0 f 4 1 f if X WJ' Z 'f A 5 Q V -' x ff gf f 1 muy gg 1. , V ,gfiiffkfs U-UP-A REAMES I JAMES lu'-.DER , , WK' -.4 ' ' MY? X I I .-4 , ' 1 , 1 fl I Z5 2' 4 gg, i:4444 -, . -wymrii f I MELVIN STUEVE 4 JACK PITTMAN f I1 , . SIMON SUCHNIAN 6' :ff,fi?QA ' f , V MM I X , , CLIFFORD VAN METER 9 MQ I,,. , I.,, , I, n . ' f ,: 'Q 'yfil' 12: ,, ff I ,M f y w -fr f 1 , f 'A I pw wi 2, , , 5 V 4 ..., f ,,, Q5?g:4 Z ng .V , V KENNETH VERSEMAN pg X ,'VVk V III I-IENRIETTA WARD JENNIE WORTHAM ' ' BILL DEAN WHITE 1 F! 13 QW, Q, FRESHMAN HISTORY The fall of 1946 found fifty-five freshmen drawing plans for a hazardous flight of four years length in the Gorham Community High. After several days we decided we needed someone to head our class in educational and social matters. so we proceeded to elect officers. They were as follows: President ------------ ---- B etty Russell Vice President ------------ --- Norma4Vasquez Secretary and Treasurer -------- Ruth Jarrett Sergeant of Arms ---------- --- Betty Bellmer Jack Brown Jnder the care -of Miss Henson and careful attention of our upperclassmen I not knowing what to expect nextl we started on our journey. During the first part of our flight we had an initiation plan- ned for us, to test our wits, and provide entertainment for everyone. As we flew along on our flight, we picked up two more pass- engers, making a total of fifty-seven passengers on our journey towards education. Some of our crew members were interested in athletics so several of them have taken part in our baseball and basketball teams. The first event was a truck hayride to Riverside Park. Inclu- ding guests, there were forty present. Plans are being made for a roll- er skating party. We hope to continue our flight for the next three years. BY Norma Jean Vasquez w ' Mihf' 3 ': S-Q . L' 'lx K 1 5 lx M, 4 L , 4 ', J. 1 ' P f xi 4 f 4 Ml 1, A-H x- . ws., i .- .,,.. . . , , N. . A H, 4. 1' .W-V 3 , 'ce e ff. . ' Ji .. if A wa!-5. 4 -:gm , if ' , gf, , ggi - Q Q -Rf, . X- .5 :QM Jisfggilqg 1 , . V. a 11 1 -4 Q-x 1. ,QV j.,,: -V1 ,H V. ii w X. . 1 ' Y M K . , . J f L. , wp, ,' f rm 1,5 ilghvli . , I X . ., ' '- - ' b 'ck ' Q . ' ,. 4 h 'V mf , . , A. ' , 1 J ' .,v ., ,w ' ,W 3. 1 , ,-R, . f- -Yv ,A f L f 1' 1m,,.1 'ijyryl 5 'ga . 1, ft 'av 531 nv H 'u -. w . v A E 4 N .51 wmssmfmfuin,-ws:n,mr-fi .sw -f rg- vwgfwgz-Q1 'f' .:. W L ,X ' Q l1f:.DQR'i'SIG'E'-E? - 4 Beulah Asbury Raymond Amschler Lawrence Amschler Iuamta Bauer Jack Brown Laura Brouilette Mary Clendenin James Conner Herman Conder Sidney Crowell Robert Crain Everett Casey Woodrow Dilday Shirley Easton Harvey Eckert' Norma Fritsche Dorothy Frltsche Audrey Frischkorn LaVern Grace LaVurle Grace Donald Guetersloh Marjorie Geiger Peggy fGulley Harvey Hollman Lyle Hand Jane Herring FRESHMEN FUTURES Dean of St, Louis University Undertaker Hearse Driver ' Perfume Manufacturer Hermit -Latin Teacher Babysitter . Veterinary Scientist Working with Herman Conder Flyer Owner- of Casey Hog Farm Barber at Cora City. 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Fm W' Betty Hellmer 'Vlrginiai'Tohnson, Ruth Ellen Iarrett Alvin Kreuzer Ruby Keen Willard Koch Bill Moore Marvin Morgan Doris Mezo, Arnold Mueller Bill Phillips Bill Pickering Jack Pittman Violet Miller Betty Russell Ilm Rauer Laura Reames Billy Reisenger Iris Sickler Virginia Stone Vera Shields Betty Shemoney Melvin Stueve Simon Suchman Clifford VanMeter Norma Vasquez Kenneth Vers eman Bill While Standtfinlfor Bette Davis Baseball Player Orphans Home Manager Basketball Player Inventor of 'sKeen Kurly Kue Kurling Iron Famed Mathematician Dancing Teacher Cook at Hotel Ambassador Director of an all male Chorus professor at Yale Eye Specialist Radios S'Funny Man Secretary to Donald Guetersloh Author of How To Walk Correctly Wife of Neunert Farmer Assistant Manager of John Galefs Farm Secretary to T. A. 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GRACE in 1 s' ' If .I -V ,V WOR THEN TWENHAFEL X K RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD L1 an w 4 Wa- ww 'HMPW ik-'USERS Cr BASKETBALL Directly following our last baseball game, more than -35 boys reported for basketball practice. After three weeks practice the ten varsity uniforms were handed out to the following boys: .james Tindall Capt., Bill Schimpf, Iames Qualls, Charles Lindsey, Bob Knoke, Ralph Twenhaiel, Don Gale, Leonard Worthen, LaVerne Grace, and Russell Moore. The Mustangs had a successful season this year as they won 19 games and lost 6., They took second place in the conference and second in the Invitational Tourney. Below are the scores of all our games. Tournament games are marked with an X. Gorham Opposition 31 ....... ..... M cClure 26 18 ..... .... T hebes 25 45 ..... .... C obden 31 51 .,... .... W oli Lake 26 57 ..... .... Th ebes 54 42 ..... .... V ergennes 26 X 27 ..... .... C ampbell Hill 45 X 28 ..... .... A lto Pass 36 X 53 ..... .... A lto Pass 35 ' 53 ..... .... G rand Tower 31 39 ..... .... M cC1ure 38 y 42 ..... .... C ampbell Hill 40 39 ..... .... A lto Pall 25 54 ..... .... W oli Lake 29 64 ..... ..... V ergennes 29 53 ..... .... G rand Tower 31 46 ..... .... A va 58 29 ..... .... C ampbell Hill 54 ----Bob Knoke RESERVE BASIGITBALL Top R-gli: Sydney Crowell, Alvin Kreuzer, Ardell Eckert, jack Pittman, Bill Moore, Willard Koch, Lyle Hand, Mr. Dunn, coach. Bottom Row: Robert Crain, Billy Pickering, Kenneth Verseman, I. D. Dycus, Roger Verseman, Martin Shields, Sherman Dycus, La Verle Gracei , M5 L lvf K f'-N ,N V :- w L' w Vw KE Rpm nw 4-ve. Eng va ,1 -1 Q - - - muh: 'fa' 'X h V v M , '.,.w N'-Q , ' ' ' , gi. 1 ,.,- 'J A 3 'f ',,fQ 1,k?QE41f ff - - ,, X Q-,wi-,,, ' 5 'nf' ' 4' 953 ii ff' Q5 '55-fTNf'fjw5Q.5.f5fE K . Q: ww ff f:j,.f-1-- Z J, -5 ,:- ,,f. I ,,',, ' ..f,.,, ,. ' ' ' ' 1 Y ff- Y ' r,-V+, -2' A qw X ., ,Y 1.51.4-f 51.5-fi-.L Egan . V-A ' 'A ' l.g1.g -ng ,L 15 , 591 I. 1- FJ' if ..,. 4 5, ,pm In ,g . 7 .f -fy u . H xg, I, .- - - , 5, 7, ,. I-4 ,gin 115:13 Llxdffg- K 'K .va -,fm f- A N - w 'sf-W-. 1 g,Q,s4,b4?,'g Wu . ,UU A W., , n C ,F V ' ' F, A, A5 I A , 1 1' 'Y 'gh z M X 3 ,gi N, ,fy Iv ' ' A '- ' V Q ,w'e+. V ,. . Y, V '- 5,2 ?L71?wa in MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE SPORTS BASEBALL On September 3, 1946 about 30 boys came out to try to make the baseball squad. After about one Week of practice uniforms were pass- ed out to fifteen boys. The team was changed slightly from last year's team as four valuable boys were lost through graduation. The fifteen boys Whose playing wondthe conference championship are listed below with their positions. Bill Schimpf, pitcher, Bob Knoke, catcher, james Tindall, first base, Charles Lindsey, second base, James Qualls, short- stop, Clarence Christensen, Captaintand third baseman, Bill Moore, left field, LaVerne Grace, Centerfield, Ralph Twenhafel, right field. The following six boys had uniforms but did not play regularly: Leonard Worthen, Roger Verseman, Don Snider, Jack Pittman, and Don Gale. For their first game OI the year the Mustangs defeated Ava, there, by a score of 5-l. For win number two the Mustangs trounced Grand Tower, there, by a score of 16-O. The third victory in a row came to thc Mustangs when they visited Vergennes and everged with a 10-2 decision. ln racking up win number four the Red and Gold shellacked Carbon- dale U. High by a score of 18-2. Gorham clicked off their fifth win of the year against Vergennes by a score of 13-1. The game was played on the Mustangs field. Win number six came to the Red and Gold when they downed their arch rival, Campbell Hill, by a score of 4-2. In annexing their seventh win of the year the Mustangs pounded Grand Tower 9-O. Bill Schimpf gave the outstanding individual perform- ance of the year as he pitched a no-nit no-run-game. Q Gorham won their eighth game of the season when they traveled tv Wolf Lake and snowed them under 14-2. The Mustangs continued their winningways when Campbell Hill came to Gorham and was defeated by a. 4-3 score. Gorham picked up another win when Wolf Lake came to town only to be defeated 10-5. The Mustangs closed their season with a 12-1 victory over Ava which gave them the conference championship. BY Bob Knoke M004 ' 1, QYi l' QJZAM fmly WARM mf, 1 Q MJAJMMQL MMM MW 7VvfV'i1bfTfffrHvFdfgf ,KAJAQAQVM . ,M lm MWMQMMWMWJ df fmqbffme-A0-WO? Z! 1 Aw7147meL.z,AwWfQ1QfMZwf1ffmgvMfMw f0J1,yAfWLCa MQMMAJQMCCM 7-5 97027 WMMMTQMXAAW TKHVLQ. Q S ,flami- 1-1' 5 x x K K C V I I S -m -Az 5, -r' w w v'a1'.- x Q . ' gm -'wzgygvwi L 1 ,-., W, 11 , , .15-iraq. . 4., N x v : 3 qx.1s.m1...,-.342-.X Q1 Mi , :..pw1mmfmw . FOUNTAIN STAFF HOME EC. II TYPING I ' ' ' '!1iI??5f?'ii' fT2 ZT'zg?'if 1i- '12 'F A ' 4 , ' , u iiuivr vtia aaf zvzm -Qu e ff, GORANNUM STAFF 1 'fy -L. 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HOME EC CLASS Viola White, Hazel Gale, Doris Beisner, Lela Mae Bunselmeyer, Shirlene Arbeiter, Imogene Casey, Billie Bradshaw, Edris Jarrett, Evelyn Korando. Gra 2 Mifflin, Hattie Killian. Roberta McMannis, Lillian Luedeman, Doris Born, Rachel Rogers, Sue Pyron, Kathleen Demster. GORANNUM STAFF Editor, Betty Vasquez. Betty Gale, Norma Vasquez, Laura Reames, Shirlene Arbeiter, Hattie Killian, Ilene Kloepper, Doris Cox, Donna Reames, Sue Pyron, Wilma Porter, Kathleen Demster, Doris Mezo, Anna Lou Kloepper, Eloise Gale,. Eilene Mezo, Sonia Rednour. John McLaughlin, Earl Frischkorn, Charolette Lunsford, Aurelius Vasquez, Lloyd Gale, Ramona Foncree, Vanita Rathjen, Edris Jarrett, Ralph Twenhafel, Bob Knoke, Norma Cluster, Naomi Jolly, Sue Clendenin, Johanna Mifflin. TYPING I CLASS Doris Moureau, Mary Fromme, Norma Cluster, Betty Gale, Naomi Jolly, Johanna Mifflin. me l 1, Y .f mf, J1 , , Q.-J:ig.,Jji'f2-.f ,. , 1 5 .4 b. -a - if I .' - 'NF 2 F , '51-Y 43-?.yQ-2'sy, J., , ,Q . mi! ' 23515.4 3 x- ,ff-'2 -iff ,-12' .1 :ibm ,r FOUNTAIN STAFF The Fountain publishes news once a month. All the reporters, typists and article writers are assigned their duties at the first meet- ing of the Fountain Staff, and are expected to fill themduring the entire year. The editor, Betty Vasquez, with the help of the sponsor, Miss Slechticky, arrange and manage the paper so that every one will enjoy it. This year, subscriptions were taken from out-siders, who wished to receive the paper every month as it came from the press. With the help of Willing students, editor, and sponsor the Fountain has been a success. STAFF EDITOR .................. ...... B etty Vasquez ASSISTANT EDITOR. ..... ..... E dris Jarrett ART EDITOR. ................. ...... C larence Christensen CIRCULATION EDITORS ...., ..... I arra Reed Doris Moureau SPORTS .....,.. .-.-. B Ob K1'l0k9 Betty Sickler, Betty Gale, Sue,Pyron, Johanna Mifflin, Sue Ellen Clendenin RE PORTERS ....... .... FEATURE EDITORS ...... .... E ilene Mezo, Norma Vasquez, Doris Moureau MUSIC REPORTER ...... ------ S 01115 R-edf10U-1' Aurelius Vasquez, Bert Clendenin, Mona Foncree PRINTERS ........... 4. TYp1ST ,,,,,, , ..... Sonia Rednour 5p0NS0R ,,,,, ,, ..... Miss Slechticky -- -Doris Moreau vm:- , ly.,mfzE ,,,-.'f1 Mfg' Ax E K, , M., X 555+ aa, ik ' ,, if My '55 I 4 A A ,fi ., ,,,. , 3- 9 w.1-' -ali ANAL!! ' W WW ' 1 'Y Y. aim! , K ' .1 .L KZJE' x ' ' fi ,!,,,. , ' M, if 1':w 15 , ,3 -gh KV X s . E'2i.v4f, - ' ni Q - R 1 1:2 'V V a-UAF 550. ? ' Hx-5. 1 'lf',?X 15 f.:.:'f nf -fy X -' 'ff - 2 ffm: ' ' H ' ' 'N ' ' E71 '1 ' .QIH V J ' M g w ' ' uf? ' V, +4 gf ,hggm 1' . ' lgilf' ' K 1 -' 546 Q4 'i 'i ,QF Mx.. ,V ,, V X Ji ,Lug W' ,K N , 3 9125 .S--.jafmw Q, w ex if M5 'M Y , V , 'f19'A .h: -ea, ' vw- aff- QV + 1 ,Z ,V ... ,,, ,. mfg. . E 45, g ' -'ss ,Q ' ' -9 41 fy , M E.. :g.,f P 'il' 5.1: B ' V , B :F X . A D Eh: ' . , T . Y - I V 'e- . L L f-,gm . f Y f-W: .,---:EE ' . .W L Y ,aww-1 i' I .liwvfpi 'K Y , - , Lia? 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A if W- ,.,l1 -2 This Top Row: Middle Row: Bottom ROW: GIRLS CHORUS Eilene Mezo, Norma Vasquez, Doris Cox, Grace Mifflin, Lottie Dalton, Eloise Gale, Naomi'Jolly, Sue Clendenin. Mr. Earn, Director, Betty Vasquez, Charolette Lunsford, Wilma Porter, Edris Jarrett, Vanita Rathjen, Ramona Foncree, Norma Cluster. ,Doris Born, Doris Mezo, Audree Frischkorn, Ruth Jarrett, Betty Schemoney, Kathleen Demster, Billie Ruth Bradshaw and Sonia Rednour, Piano Accompanist. QUEEN ATTENDAN TS Kenneth Rohliing, Vanita Rathjen, Betty Gale, Edris Jarrett, Queen, Clarence Christensen. Sue Ellen Clendenin, and Ralph Twenhafel. First Row: Second Row: BAND Edris Jarrett, Kathleen Demster, Marjorie Geiger, Ramona Foncree, Jeanne Smith, Sue Pyron, Harold Vogel, Earl Frischkorn, Melvin Fritsche, Raymond Amschler, Ralph Harnagel. 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Al- though a voice cannot bef tuned like an instrument, by listening to yourself sing your voice- can be brought up to pitch as well as an instrument. Some of the most beautiful music is made by women's voices. Certainly this chorus has not contradicted that state-+ ment. If anything they have strengthened it. The school may-well be proud of their Girls' Chorus. The chorus is .planning to enter the district contest this spring, they have every hope of receiving high recognition there. The Chorus has sung at several public meetings already this year, twice at P. T. A. meetings and also at the Pep Club Amateur Show. Ten of the members of chorus attended the chor- al clinic at Carbondale. This clinic is held annually at the Shryock Auditorium. This year the guest conductor was Dr. Olaf Christiansen, who is one of the greatest conductors to be found anywhere. With his brother Neil Kjos he was founder of the St. Olaf College of music -----Sonia Rednour BAND The Band this year is conducted more like a class than ever before. Since most of the members of band are beginners, the text- book, Easy Steps to the Band , is very useful. In the beginning the selections are very simple, and as the students become more ad- vanced in the playing bf their instruments, the music becomes harder. In addition to this, the band is practicing on some numbers that are to be played at the district contest. Already this year the band has played for the carnival, basket- ball games, and the senior playQ On April 18, together With the other music classes, the band is going to do its part to make the annual spring concert a success. It has been a long time since the band has gone to the District Contest. This year they are going to try their luck at this contest. Every thing will not depend on the luck because every member in the band is practicing every spare minute he can to improve his technique. On April 19, when the contest is held, they are sure the judges will place the G.C H S band in the first division. ----Sonia Rednour 4 ,,,v,. '11 9 . 1 ig,-mf:-V., .fb K 1.4 If 7 . 1 s. - Q., V . s , M- 1,, R ' 7 ,S ,4 N 1 I 6 x .-A l'WlL':??.2fL'5lliH-2135225 PEP CLUB K. P'S HOME EC. CLUB Sim, if 11 T. H . Lb .- IQ21. gfivkl 1 11, ' L11 W5 ,ii-:-1::. , .W 1 , , wxmig, , ' 1 . ,HV .1 . g 1 F K' m 1 1 1345. M 11, -1 T S 1 4 if 41 J 1 Rv 3. -1 OJ gf 1 5 V 11 1 ' F' f-,, 5' -1-11, gr 1 . 4 fi?-E ' ,P K 1 U ri ' J 'if ' .lf- ,1 . r pn f -V 1 1 1 qs- 953: 1 .4 1 -1 A W 1 4 A 'if 1 Q 1 1 W W ' ' bil? 1 r 1, ,. 232, , Vo f M1 V ' I '11 1 :JAX EK, 1 1 , 1125 'H N 11, ' nn, X , 1 35 1 a j 4 , K I 1 X it 1 Lrui 1 1 .1 7 J 1 fs 5 r 'QW V 1 X Q W , s 1 f ,W L111. 'M I 1, 1 1 1 . .111 N 1151! -w k 31 11559 V 1 L?-F 111 I 1 ,gi 51 1 ,. 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Rachel Rogers, Hazel Gale, Betty Helmer, Norma Vasquez, Henrietta Ward, Doris Beisner, Viola White, Roberta Mclvlannis, Virginia Johnson, Shirlene Arbieter, Doris Cox, Eloise Gale, Betty Gale, Sue Ann Pyron, Doris Born, Ramona Foncree. K. P.. CLUB Evelyn Korando, Marjorie Geiger, Betty Shernoney, Mrs. Foncree, Marcin Morgan, Doris Beisner, Robert Crain, Billy Pickering. Roberta McMannis, Betty Sickler, Doris Cox, Ralph Twenhafel, Ramona Foncree, Vanita Rathjen, Edris Jarrett, Charolette Lunsford, La Verle Grace, Lyle Hand. F. H. A CLUB Lillian Luedeman, Billie Ruth Bradshaw, Doris Born, Marjorie Geiger, Kathleen Demster. Virginia Stone, Jenney Worthen, Johanna Mifflin, Jarra Lee Reed, Jane Herring, Mary Clendenin, Betty Vasquez, Evelyn Korando. Betty Gale. Rachel Rogers, Dorothy Fritscne, Marvin Morgan, Robert Crain, Harold Dean Lunsford, Doris Beisner, Edris Jarrett, Ramona Foncree, Vanita Rathjen, Eloise Gale, Hazel Gale, Charolette Lunsford, Sue Ann Pyron, 'Iris Sickler, Laura Lee Reames, Miss Colonius. Lottie Dalton, Doris Cox, Roberta McMannis, Betty Russess, Violet Miller, Wilma Porter, Grace Mifflin, Norma Fritsche, Betty Helmer, Viola White, Imogene Casey, Hattie' Killian, Virginia Johnson, Vera Shields, Sonia Rednour, Peggy Gully. A 1 gf. 1, ' I Q., , ' ,WG , N : -wp-n'f I W Hu . ,.!,.,ff , ,- 1 V :V P'g ':'f'e:f 1 J 9: ,W .N f , W? ,, 7 -1 , 'Him - Af-f.,fS 41 . 4,1 , -u, -K . , , ,, X Q i . , , .u.- bw, -. , X ,. . ,513 ,g .115 Q. ' u :if L, u , fill, . . , ' fl L-1,11-.5 fm.. :jj .. , YS'-,gf'1 E 2 Q. ,L--4 aw 1, -S,ag11?1g?5gEW1 - A M 1? ' : -1 . 1- MH .1 .-'l ,Q , ,-1:-' ,mfg 5.5. 1'-.,.w:L .Vfk JM .. ,as - Iwi' a ' 1' :L 1 1 .:.7.3L 3?1w jg, ,wx v ww. . L rx .--,zu ,.,- ., -k, ' , , X fb, :gs 9 ' A .' 1 A . , 1. gm .,,, - Q -, X- 2. ' z-. V .Seq Y , , A 45 , ,A ,. 1 fx-553 1,.,.,. A me .,,. 1 4 X- .. ya ., F' ,fy ..,.1, 5 ff ' W fi! F VL.. -Iii. , gm, .N vw ' '- 1. in N Y 7fr1,,fj.-' Jnzwiw ff: , , -X . . 3 6 A -, , f . iff 3493. '9- qlgw , - ws EVA.- 1 2'-K 'him-' ' 'NiF'!'?-1454 E F. H. A. CLUB The Home Ecf. Club of last year is now parading a new name, The Homemakers of America . ,With the assistance of our sponsor, Miss Colonious, the F. H. A. Chapter has joined with the National F. H. A. and has received their'Charter and membership cards. To be a member of the F. H. A. a girl must be in Home AEC. or have taken it for one year. The Chapter is to have a chapter Mother, to give advice, gener- al helpfulness. Also a scrapbook of the Chapter's activities is to be kept by a scrapbook committee. The officers of the F. H. A. are: President--Doris Cox, Vive Pres.--Betty Gale, Secretary--Betty Vazquez, I We also had the privilege of sending one delegate to the Sec- tional F. H. A. meeting in November with Miss Colonious. The F. H. A. has had only one party, this was held near Christmas. Each girl invited a guest, games were played, and a lunch of barbecue and potato salad Was served on tables lighted by candles. I Now the F. H. A. girls are planning a girls basketball game and box supper for March 18. Then on- May 7, the girls will go to the Jackson County Country Club for an enjoyable evening. 7 ---- ---- Laura Lee Reames GIRLS' P. E. CLASS All girls are required to take physical education except those in band or those excused by a doctor. There are two different classes Miss-Henson, teaches the health class and Miss Colonius is in charge of the gym Work. Each period last forty-five minutes. The girls play many gymnastic games, and are now learning to play volley-ball. The girls are doing quite well with their Work, and are becoming rather excellent athletes. ----Naomi Jolly f vu, . - H 9? L N. W A- Y. , A .,,,, f ww .KX vga: 4 , .U ,jgw-xg -9 1 'Si' .. ff- Tw :rw .,4 'X-1 1-MF. , f-.,!'-1, pf, -V : vw 531 J mwlqgifga , X . ,ti f Ysgzvfmi - ff 53:11, :ge-ie 'v ff vg a: :- Uifallgn- 5 if ' fm-- 1 ,gf-iv r. 1 , V. 4 'YL 'I ' ' -':4'u ! w ' S h.,-JH.. V ws.-g: : ..1-f -qi- Qiafsif za .ff- :m:. IL Lim ..117T,'1i: H., 1 , -' J 3' V453 ' . Hifi? , , H , , . -- s-.1 . 4f,n:f:1.,4 Jf 1, ,. pgsi ' 1 14 ..,. .....:, . - ,,,, .M ,- . 2.2.2 ,Vg : .' 'frfgiff W3 ,muff ' :L 7221 -.1 I -pu ' ,Q k,1.Vzjf..s3 217.4-1 :v,,- Swv, S: f , .f-1.. H - wmhxff ,U- U .'Y a+1JQ1 Nm-Q 1 ' Qyekm fn 'T' .,lI5 ' 4 ' -M16 - wa 53 ,I ' 5552? A-ww , .M ' - Aww,-wig , ki . V 1 , ff.-fi-if '- Sf . ff , we '-' -,,,, .- , 'f w g- f-1 A :M A 'Y V -Jem '- . Ear. - N , ' - uf H.: H '- . 'f 'YN 5J.1f.-Gziif 1 211235, 1 ' ' I 1-33 E.: ... , f..,x ,gs pw 1 , N , ' v w 'L .,..w .A 4-av, , u , ,uf gr ' ..,, f , ' 29 v ,.f 1 , n ' 1 .- - MQ. X , wi M' if ' ' 'l mi , .Q fx, X. w 1 ,S' 15 ,- f ' . if f gf' ' W '- M av- hz 1 Elf il 5, nw. Q., -F A. 3 ' . fry, . x A .. 332-E ' 'I 'QL ,, ,L , i fag . w .. J rf- A All vain? li W sf f. x GIRL'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB ' As a by-product of P. E. Classes the P. E. Club was organized last year, consisting of all girls interested, whether or not they are in P. E., with Miss Henson as head of the club. As the first event of the year, the charter members took it upon themselves to initiate, in the proper manner, and with in due ceremony, the new arrivals to the club. The newcomers were very good sports, and came to school dressed in the designated manner, representing old fash- ioned farm Wives. The initation proved one thing at least, those girls have imagination, although it is doubted that the farm wives represented would have been very much flattered. The income for the clubcomes from dues paid twice a year by the members, by the members. Officers chosen by the club to perform for them this year are President Hattie Killian Vice President Vanita Rathjen Secretary-Treasurer Sonia Rednour At all parties this year, all charter members of the club are invited, Graduates or otherwise. PEP CLUB This year the Pep Club was reorganized again with a swell group of active girls. The club is under the leadership of Miss Slechticky. This year our club held an Amateur Show on November 5, 1946. It was very successful and everyone responded splendidly. The club also chose their new cheerleaders for the year. The Pep girls chose the six girls they liked best. Then the assembly chose the final three leaders for the year. ln the final vote Hattie Killian, Charolette Lunsford and Edris Jarrett were chosen. The officers for our club this year are. President Hazel Gale Vice President Eilene Mezo Secretary-Treasurer Betty Vasquez The dues for our club are twenty cents a semester. The charter members of this club were happy to have so many girls. interested enough to join. The Pep Club has several parties scheduleg this year. Y Kathleen Demster -4-,- qw ww. td 5' . r 1 F , ' 1' 1. . mv. V , V. 1, , Y y Y I A . ,X-,. 3 v w ,A L- ,- . v . xima -.J w , I W- fn ' v f '. -.5 .1 ,A awry, ,,,, 1 , ff . 1 1 sq , .,,. b ' if 2 1 H ' ' ,K .V H' ff 1 . f, x 'Q , . -I, g I Q.. 1. , Jw ,.. 'Q ,J -: If .x-fel 7fJ'5, ' .V . ' '5 f 1 , '. , 3 - K f . 4 ' 4 '45 QR f SECRETARIES BLDG. 8: BUS PATROL LIBRARY CLUB 'Fi' . Fi 1 JVFH wa ffles-Mwmezfm , . :vamp Top ROW: Bottom Row: Top Row: Bottom ROW: Top Row: Bottom Row: Bottom ROW: Top Row: SE CRETARIES AND 'MONITORS Laura Reames, Betty Vasquez, Eilene Mezo, Sonia Rednour, Mrs. Lienert, Robert Knoke, Ralph Twenhafel, Betty Sickler, Eloise Gale. Wilma Porter, jarra Lee Reed, Ruth Ellen Jarrett, Betty Shemoney, Ilene Kloepper, Mona Foncree, Vanita Rathjen, Charolette Lunsford. ' BUILDING AND BUS PATROLMEN Ralph Harnagel, Kenneth Rohlfing, Russell Moore, Aurelius Vasquez, Jack Moderlin, Bert Clendenin. Imogene Casey, 'Charolette Lunsford, Sue Pyron, Mary Clendenin, Ilene Kloepper, Vanita Rathjen. LIBRARY CLUB Betty Shemoney, Betty Sickler, Wilma Porter, Johanna Mifflin, Ramona Foncree, Eilene Mezo, Edris Iarrett, Sonia Rednour. Betty Vasquez, Miss Slechticky. Sue Clendenin, Norma Cluster, Iarra Lee Reed, Betty Gale, Doris jean Moureau, Charolette Lunsford, Norma Vasquez. RESERVE BASE BA LL SQUAD Bert Clendenin, Carl Dean White, Shirley Easton, Robert Crain, Alvin Kreuzer, Kenneth Verseman, Sydney Crowell. I. D. Dycus, Sherman Dycus, MartyfShields, Ardell Eckert, Russell Moore, Willard Koch, Herman Condor, James Condor 1 we wa-1 ' . Jnfwp--.za-, Hey .1,.. .5 l 1- ww ,, lff - 1.54 -53. 43 ,...f ,: r ' rf- w2 '.wwmf:Q5-:- Nw- Y X- 1 ,U A , 1 ix V , . i 9 r 1 1 f 41 'W - ' 'Qf fi- LIBRARY CLUB Sh-h--There's only supposed to be one in here. One of you had better leave before the teacher looks. Yes, it's one of the competent librarians clearing out of the library. The librarians, with Miss Slechticky as sponsor, are in charge of the library, keeping books in order, checking books in and out, dusting shelves, listing magazine readers and picking up the magazines. New books have been added and books have been re- bound to make the reading circle more complete. The librarians have formed a Library Club, and plan to have social activities along with their Work. The girls engaged inthis work are: Sonia Rednour Norma Cluster Eilene Mezo Betty Sickler Charolette Lunsford Edris Jarrett Norma Vasquez Sue Clendenin Iarra Lee Reed Doris Moreau Johanna Mifflin Bula Mae Choate Hazel Gale Betty Vasquez Wilma Porter Betty Gale -------Wilma Porter d fs nn Q w F -Fx 1 f my . gp: 1,35 - , ,F ip, mgkiia 'Hfi f.M .f RW BUILDING AND BUS PATROL All through the day you may hear familiar sounds like these: s'Hello, Gorham High School, Mr. Lienert? just a monent, please , or UGirls, be sure to turn off the lights when you are through , '6Do not loiter in the halls and quit peeking in the little windows of the classroom doors. CWho wants to look at the teacher, anyway?D The various orders are-issued by the s'Building Patrol whose one and only desire is to help make this a better school to attend. Cl Wonder?D We sit in the outer office and answer that ever present quest- ion, Hls Mr. Lienert in? ---Which at times gets monotonous. The following people make up this grand organization: lst. Hour--Vanita Rathj en 2nd Hour--Jack Modglin 3rd Hour--Ralph Harnagel 4th. Hour--Russell Moore 6th Hour--Ilene Kleopper 7th Hour--Sue Pyron 8th Hour--Charolette Lunsford 9th Hour--Mary Clendenin lOth. Hour--Imogene Casey Due to the overcrowded conditions this year, the school bus makes two runs. On the Neunert bus Ralph Harnagel and Aurelius Vasquez are the patrolmen and Bert Clendenin and Kenneth Rohlfing are the patrol- men on the hill run. These four boys are the last on and the first off the bus to see that no one gets hurt. If anything goes wrong with the bus while enroute to from school, it is the duty of the patrolmen to help fix it. They also keep order on the bus to see that no one gets too noisy. P.S. Due to the courtesy of the boys all ladies board the bus first in the evening. ----Ilene Kloepper +1 v BOYS P. E. GIRLS P. E. ,..,,-..--, P. E. CLUB H3395 U! . 9-Lffl.-f..' ..fIfJ.f11i2i: L1: ' 1 lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row lst Row 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th, ROW PHYSICAL EDUCATION Betty Russell, Roberta McMannis, Virginia Johnson, Dorothy Fritsche, Doris Cox, Norma Vasquez, Betty Korando, Ilene Kloepper, Elouisa Gale, Juanita Pauer, Shirlene Arbeiter, Grace Mifflin, Anna Lou Kloepper, Eilene Mezo, Peggy Gully, Norma Frttsche, Wilma Porter. Rachel Rogers, Betty Sickler, Johanna Mifflin, Jennie Fay Worthen, Betty Vasquez, Vera Shields, Violet Miller, Mary Ann Fromme, Doris Moreau, Norma Cluster, Hattie Killian, Naomi Jolly, Sue Clendenin, Betty Gale, Beulah Asbury, Mary Lou Colonuis. Iris Sickler, Lillian Luedeman, Evelyn Korando, Doris Beisner, Viola White, Billy Bradshaw, Betty Shemonia, Mary Clendenin, Virginia Stone, Vanita Rathjen. Ruth Ellen Jarret, Audrey Frischkorn. Jane Herring, Laura Lee Reames, Doris Born, Doris Mezo, Donna Reame Nonie V. Young. P. E. Club Doris Cox, Sonia Rednour, Viola White, Roberta McMannis, Violet Miller, Vera Shields, -Jennie Fay Worthen, Doris Beisner, Evelyn Korando, Margorie Geiger, Elouise Gale, Betty Vasquez, Peggy Gully, Betty Gale, Grace Mifflin, Betty Helmer, Juanita Bauer. Lillian Luedeman, Rachel Rogers, Jeanne Smith, Iris Sickler, Virginia Stone, Wilma Porter, Edris Jarrett Ramona Foncree, Vanita lhthjen, Kathleen Demster, Hazel Gale, Lottie Daulton, Betty Stckler, Eilene Mezo, Ilene Kloepper, Norma Vasquez, Alma Henson. Jarra Lee Reed, Johanna Mifflin, Hattie Killian, Charolette Lunsford, Sue Pyron, Jane Herring, Betty Shemonia, Mary Clendenin, Doris Moreau, Betty Korando Dorothy Fritsche, Norma Fritsche, Doris Mezo, Billy Brad shaw, Betty Russell, Doris Born, Audrey Frischkorn, Ruth Ellen Jarrett. S1 NI 'Y-, hi:-5 7 , '-Q 925 ,f1EP:f la!I l'fW 45545 1. ,gk . i,.-,., r Aux, H . ,lf?Q,,,f'f' v C r 1 wx s f x' A Pr-nsics um. WORK SHOP F. F. A. CLUB DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME M E312 ' w - ' I 'E1'Eaf3Ln,Lxf?+55E.Cisf5Wia'!ZlwE5 k.2 Background: Standing: For-eground: Mldclle Row: Background: Bottom Row: Middle Row: T02 Row: PHYSICS LAB Mr. Dunn. Teacher Ralph Twenhafel, Dean,Hi.ndman, Bnb Knoke, Carol Verseman, james Tinaan. WGRK SHOP Don Gale, Russell Moore, Mr. Weas. Instructor. Aurelius Vasquez. Clarence Christensen, Ear-l'Frischkorn, Bert Clehdenln, Lee Roy Darnsteadt, Marvin Vickers. Kenneth Rohlilnz. Albert Mansker. F F A. CLUB Lawrence Gale, Ralph Haznagel, Urban Butler, Bert Clendenln. Billie Reisinger, Shirley Guetersloh, Everett' Casey, Jackie Brown. Kenneth Rohlfing, Earl Heins, Earl Erlschkorn, Clarence Christensen, Lee Roy Darnstaedt, Johnny McLaughlin, Melvin Fritsche, Harold Vogel, Marty Shields, Lyle Hand, Mr. Weas. Lawrence Amschler, Russell Moeckel, Marvln Vickers, Shirley Meeckel, Russell Moore. Don Gale, Aurelius Vasquez, Raymond Amschler, Albert Mansker, Wilbur Saul. Herman Condor, Simon Suchman. n ' ff -2 , aff? ' ' .. I . . f. , . , R r 1, . ,I . 1 ..- .w .' ' f 'z 9 gal My fi i ,x 1 ,uxi 7 1. 1iiWivf'F'- J J. 1 29131 59 1. K S ' 1 '..- ,F 363233 1'i3FU'f,J..flWkE,. - . ,.,, . ,f 'rx W1 A fe 4:1 1 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Back in 1927, the Smith Hughes Act was passed. This act was that the Federal Government Was to give to the State Government certain sums to be given to schools to help pay the salaries of vocation- al teachers. Illinois also allots funds for this purpose., In this state schools are reimbursed 5096 of vocational teachers salary if he teaches vocational subjects only. State and Federal officials state the educational requirements of these teachers. Vocational Agriculture is very much like Home Economics in that it is supposed to be Dractical and meet the needs of the communityl The course of study here shouldlvary from that ina school in central Illinois. One requirement is we have 400 minutes class time per week, a portion of this is for supervised study and the remainder for discuss- ion. Another requirement is six months of supervised project work. This is how the boy is to get his start in farming. The reference mat- erial is books, bulletins, circulars, and other literature from agricultur- al colleges and the United States ,Department of Agriculture. FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA This is a National Organizationzwhich started in 1928. Our chapter is a partof the Illinois Association of Future Farmers of America which is a part of the National Organization. We have various meetings, fairs, contests, etc. One example is the Sectional FFA Fair which allots about S1300 as prize money for projects of FFA, boys in about 22 schools in southern Illinois. Meetings include State and National Conventions held annually. FFA boys also have recreational meetingsf-the first one was the hay-ride last fall. Possibly there will be a summer trip of some sort. Aurelius Vasquez S w-, ,V 2455 QAff MMMMJ Wuxi? Q? ,MGM MWAJKKQ ,f r 174 My 1 M Tw fwf- fkmkwvfwd mffTff 1 5 13 X ' 1 1., 'i 1514 '4 iv ' fin I' 0 2 ww' 1 El lf ? :L B I A f I JT 1 23 ! 4 V , in U f H U WM A7 Wa? M67 K ww ff? ' Wm M 15410 i 4 7 V667 , M F A 76-We CMJ ' PW PM LM ,bw MM Ufafow , fy WM UWWW Wm M! mm cl ww Q M224 Awl mf f1lgZQxo..'YLx,L3Kwv1bK 1,fiVi1fVL6U1i2'Uf7 I Mjwmw df J. 53041 f by 42 Wm ,5 ,Ze Qmffadl !v: -' ' ' ' N K A Zl 1' 52+ if Ld x WHITM-fW'MLMW1'W'H W MVN X, Y f ,vf'E,fzfL .AM , f mf, f f fl-ff .ll f 1 . Mr M ffm M Lf j J L ,f lffff ff gf! ,MXL ifwfffvlar ,,,. 1 V L I Jw 1 f T F761 flfg, 4.011 q-bQ lf of 5 , WA f'1ffw,e fjfrmifeaf 05 ' 5' Q Honor Students of 1946-47 The Gorham Community High School awarded merits to the students who had an average of 4.50sfor the Honor Roll and 4.00 for being On the Honorable Mention. Those who were on the Honor Roll fo1 the F11'St and iSecond Quarter were as follows: Ilene Kloepper Eilene M620 Robert Knoke Ralph Twenhafel Anna Lou Kloepper Bill Schimpi Sue Clendenin Shirlene Arbeiter Ilene Kloepper jarra Lee Reed 5.00 4.50 4.50 4.50 Bill Schimpf Anna Lou Kloepper Shirlene Arbeiter Laura Reames Second Quarter 5.00 4.75 4.75 4.75 4.50 4.50 Lela Bunselmeyer Norma Vasquez Virginia Stone. Laura Reames Willard Koen Audree Frischkorn Eilene Mezo 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 '4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 4.50 ,gL.. ,M ,. .k f f W CVMMJ w A07 A4 9,94 d'5411laZ'frrrws Uyffunlmm www -M mf J A Ai Z .1,bA V L'A j f f f lk , 'X' ,IZ I , Y Q, , 1, . L ,A 14 X 1 V V I 13' 1, dflfl.. M M nf p-6fJ?fiQ-0225 7 zljiyff AM? My 1i A Al Q ' Q , 6 Q4 f AM J ' 0 . + 7 a MW PAW M aww JAf.J?iywM4 mifuffwf . , .,.. ,, , , '71 .J ' I , L fflfwf ft fL 4 7',fV-any if-Ur ZJ4' - 4- A fuk fT,4n,4L,1 :kt f ' v' 4 . YL K' L fy' 1 -if Wt, ,L rx! 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M fa .l ...ff 4. f by , f First Quarter Edris Jarrett 4.25 Betty Vasquez 4.00 Raymond Hellman 4.25 Clarence Christensen 4.00 Iarra Lee Reed. 4,25 Sonia' Rednour 4.00 Vanlta Rathjen 4.25 Carol Verseman 4.00 Urban Butler 4.25 Doris Moureau 4.00 Albert Mansker 4.25 Sue Pyron 4.00 Hazel Gale 4.25 Lillian Leudernan 4.00 Willard Koch 4.25 Kathleen Dernster 4.00 Norma Vasquez 4.25 Jack Brown 4.00 Norma Fritsche 4.25 William Phillips 4.00 Audree Frischkorn 4.25 Harvey Eckert 4.00 Second Quarter Bob Knoke 4.25 Albert Mansker 4.25 Carol Verseman 4.25 Lawrence Aznschler 4.25 Sonia Rednour 4.25 Norma Fritsche 4.25 Betty Vasquez 4.25 Virginia Johnson 4.00 Doris Moureau 4.25 Aurelius Vasquez 4.00 Kathleen Demster 4.25 Sue Pyron 4.00 Hazel Gale 4.25 Betty Gale 4.00 ---Sue Clendenin .1 zu u .,, Q2 ' Em , .el 4, X , ' ' Q m-9:6-isis mir 1 ' k f'??'42jT,5 ' ',,? ,':J, .:' Q f ,,,i,,,,j '4.,,u5L. , V ' .-x,- ':f4 '5.L-:. 2 . 1, ,zmpg ' 'Teen-Age Book Club One morning, Miss Henson rather doubtfully, presented some literature on the Teen-Age Book Club to the Junior class. After read ing and discussing the literature, we finally decided that 2542 for a book wasn't too much to deduct from our weekly allowance. Sixteen boys and girls joined t.hat morning and have been enjoying their books emmensely. As the club grew the students of other classes became inter- ested and now our club membership is 110. Friday February 28, the sixteen charter members met and set Thursday March 6, as the day for initiation of all new members. The y were required to dress to represent a character from sone book, play, poem or comic strip they had read. Many famous characters were rep- resented such as Little Red Riding Hood , '6Popeye , Dagwood , Huckleberry Finn , Little Black Sambo , '6Tom Sawyer?', and many others. From these the judges chose Jeanne Smith dressed as Popeye and Martin Shields dressed as 'GDagwood as the winners. Each was presented a book from the club as a gift for their efforts. For every four-books purchased the company presents one free book, thus keeping the interest of the student. The following students were elected as officers of the club. President ............................ Bill Schimpf Vice President ...... ..... B ert Clendenin Social Secretary ....... ..... I lene Kloepper Business Secretary ...... . ....... Doris Moureau By next year our club should be in full swing and if it continues through the future years, of G. C. H. S. we hope the students will remembe the Iunior Class of 1946-47 and our sponsor, Miss Henson, for starting this grand organization. BY Ilene Kloepper I' ' ff: f , 1 ' BH1Rs?fF3hiu:'i D. A. R. Awards The Daughters of The American Revolution award is pre- sented to one senior girl. They are chosen as follows. The senior class vote on three girls whom they believe are best qualified as good citizens on the basis of Dependability, Service, Leadership, and Pat- riotism. The senior class chose Edris Jarrett, Betty Vasquez and Eilene Mezo. Cut of the three, the faculty members chose Betty Vasquez the good citizen. The winning girl receives proper recognition the award de- pending on travel condition at the time Continental Congress is held. ---Norma Cluster HOT LUNCH PROGRAM We are proud to again be able to offer got Lunches to the students. We now have our own cafeteria this year in the basement of the school. Many improvements have been made and we think it is in pretty ship-shape condition. Mrs. Foncree is again our cook. We feel that she is doing a splendid job. Two students help her each period of the day. Due to circumstances beyond our control we had to raise the prices to 15 cents per day. Fortunately this doesn't seem to de- crease the number of students eating daily. ---Ramona Foncree fYKGY'1! Z3f5hR1K553f'1z i'E5 xxi',Q.5- ' -, . mf ' 1 e In YOUHSH' The Hilltoper Whitie Great Skater U, Gracie Days Curls Moz-tie k Eve Eng. II Pest Dynamite Bei-Ill This is before Shorty IL! your time, Lillian! Kaus Dorsie Bee' Vern Cowboy Woman ' ' Wop' ' Hug gin Ln Chacken cmgg I Jeanie Queene' ' Bow-Wow! 1 1 'u mv' ' , I f . 'L 'I f 4 ,. 1? mg, Hur 5, En Y X 1 1 4 .1 1 1 '-S 1 ,.1 . X 1 1? 9' lM SZY F, 5 ' V1 3f54T'fi3Ti'fHQl?:5'?f'W:il'iWQ'. f. 'P Qi: 1 CALENDAR Sept. 3. Books are once more retrieved. New faces and lots of old acquaintances. Sept. 4. New books are ordered. Our 55 green Freshmen are getting the feel of their new world of school. Sept. 5. Some of the Freshmen are determined to use the basement for English room. Sept. 6. First baseball game of the season. Gorham victorious over Ava, 5-1. Sept. 9. Seniors ordered name cards and invitations. Sept. 10. Library opened with fifteen anxious girls who volunteered as student librarians. Sept. 11. . Freshmen initiation. Boys dress as girls and vice versa. Elections for most handsome boy --Dorothy Fritsche and the most beautiful K'girl -James Rader Sept. 13. Baseball game at Wolf Lake. Gorham won. Sept. 1.7. Baseball. Gorham and Grand Tower. In favor of G. C. H. S. --9-O. Sept, 18. Thrills for the Freshmen and guests. A hay-ride at M'boro Park. Sept. 19. Thrills and lots of spills for the excited Sophomore class as they celebrated their first outing at the roller skating rink at M'boro. Sept. 20. Baseball game. Gorham versus Vergennes. Sept. 24. Baseball--Campbell Hill, here. Sept. 26. Senior assembly program.. Fun and laughter for the student body. Can you still say Mama , Russell Moore? B'f iiWiF 9189,-E nrflgf' . , fiA.vM4n'5?iJ'f FEf?'5' QMHKK- ' Sept. 27. Baseball game- -Vergennes here. Oct. 1. Merit and Demerit system is getting under Way. Goshl Those cute little yellow slips , relate the Freshies. Oct. 3. Pictures taken. I didn't know We had so many good-looking kids in school says Mr. Lienert. Why don't we have pictures made more often? Junior Box-supper. Wonder whose box Jackie Dean Brown got? Did you have enough to eat, Iackle? Oct. 4. Gorham's ball players go to Campbellhill to Win a game 4-3. Carnival being planned. The queen candidates are having a tough time. May the best gal winll Oct. 7. Several grunts today, as always on those old 'blue Mondays . Hard week-end, Mr. Harn? Oct. 8. Basketball game. Wolf Lake, here. Oct. 11. Teachers' Institute. Vacation for entire student body. Oct. 18. F.H.A. Show Oct. 22 Library Conference at Anna, Illinois. Miss Slechticky was accompanied by two student librarians. The day was spent discussing the use of the Library and suggestions for a better system of checking books. Oct. 25. Fun and more fun. G.C.l-LS. Carnival. Everyone who came had fun, 'fromthe oldest to the youngest. Bingo seemed to be the most liked game. Carnival queen-Edris Jarrett. Oct. 30. First Senior Party. The class, plus guests, had a Weiner roast at Riverside Park, then Went to the Murphysboro Roller Rink for an evening of relaxation. Did I hear someone say Relaxation ? Oh my aching back!! Nov. 1. Must be going to be a bad month. You know the old saying lf it rains on the first day of a new month then the month will have at least fifteen rains. Don't forget to wear your rain coats and hats, Kids. f u X f I . 1 , 4 '1 . r ,A 4 f p -v 2147 5 4 H-,n,'.,.. - - -:.-- 'E izvmwn, .N MK -A- 1-MSL 'fl' JS 1 ,a uafifla Nov. 5. Pep Club Amateur Show. Some people are born actors. For instance, there is Ray Hollman. He can be anything from a red automobile to a stack of old tin cans. Nov. '7- Senior Play cast chosen. That means more and more hard work for the Seniors. More power to -u-sl Nov. 11. Armistice Day and no school. Nov. 14. Those Seniors! Play practice every night sure makes one sleepy, doesn't it? The most common place to catch some Senior asleep is in one of Miss Henson's classes. For example, American History. Nov. 21. Senior Play--For the public. Mr. Harn and his band played several numbers between acts. Did anyone smell dill pickles or angel food cake after the play? If you did, the pleasant aroma came from the specially prepared lunch basket- which the play cast soon made short work of. Nov, 27. The students enjoyed a delicious pre-Thanksgiving dinnerin the Cafeteria. Many sighs of relief were heard when Mr. Lienert announced the .four-day holiday. Dec. 3. Senior bowling party at Chester, Illinois. Didanyone wonder why Miss Slechticky said she had a sore back? Those bowling balls are heavy, aren't they Miss Slechticky? Dec. 5. We of the commercial classes said 6'Goodby to our teacher, Mr. Sabella, who is planning to attend school. lifts of success, Mr. Sabellal Dec. 9. Our new commercial teacher came today. Now, I can't put down in black and white what we kids think of him. After all, he is to be sponsor. of the Annual. Oh well, dispite the groans of the. Typing ll class,,We Students think you're a pretty nice fellow. Dec. 10. The advertising committee started soliciting in Murphysboro for our Annual. A few blisters were worn on the feet of these ambitious students. Those streets sure are hard, aren' t they Sonia. -v, 1, QMYFT V Q .rw6wSLWil:4h MAME!! . , , .1,. ' 1 ,N ,,g,. I , , Dec. 11. Did anyone notice those good-looking pictures in Miss Slechticky's room today? We sure have some beautiful Seniors---Don't you think? ? ? ? ? ? ? Dec. 13. Friday the 13th. We wonder if Mr. Weas thought to bring his good luck charm to school today. Who.needs a good luck charm , says Mr. Weas. 'laalwavs have good luck anyway, Dec. 17, The Christmas spirit is in the air today because a pretty Christmas tree Was put up in the study hall. Lots of mistletoe was brought to school too. Too had one can't be romantic in school--huh, LeRoy? Dec. 20. Last day of school before Christmas vacation. Two movies were shown and the gifts were given out. Well, Merry Christmas, everybody. See you in about two weeks. Dec. 21-Ian. 5. Vacation. Ian.. 6. School again. Everyone looked happy to be back to school again, excepta certain Senior boy. Gee, I Wish we had bam more months of vacation , says Jim Miiflinl Ian. 7. More pretty dresses and suits. Reason? The last-group of pictures were taken. Ian. 9. Two Seniors, Eilene Mezo and Carol Verseman, took the Pepsi-Cola scholar ship test. Keep your fingers crossed kids and hbpe you passed. Jan. 10. Basketball game Ian. 13. Examination week coming upl Mr. Lienert closed the Library and magazine tables. ,We quote Mr. Lienert, I Want to see each and every one studying for the coming examinations . A look of extreme discomfort crossed over the face of Raymond Amschler. Ugh, he says. Ian. 16-17. Examinations--pencils were Worn down to the stub. Those tests sure were hard. Bubble gum was on exhibit. Where? Ask Bette Hellmer how she got it off the end of her nose. jan 21. Basketball game at Ava. G.C.H.S. victorious. H V, s .,. M ,. 1 QU , ., 'J A ., 4 'Sa ini. 'fldiibihii Ian. 22. LOts of faces fell today as the report cards were distributed. 'GI just can' t understand how I failed this subject , Was the crest fallen remarks of many Students. Not everyone was unhappy though--There Were plenty of good solid A's, B's. and C's. Jan. 27-31. Invitational Basketball Tournament at Gorham. Feb. 3. Tongues were wagging rapidly today. 'cWhose your pen pal, and Where is she from? Yes, you guessed it. Miss Slechticky ordered pen pals for the students in her English Classes. Feb. 5. Did anyone hear something which sounded like ice clinking against glass to- day? Wrong guess, people. That sound was teeth clicking against teeth as the cold Weather takes effect. Brrrll Feb, 7. First full length movie was shown today-- Scattergood Baine . Feb. 10. More thrills and spills. F. F. A. Skating party. Clce Skatingl. Feb. 11. Basketball. Grand Tower, here. Feb. 22. Saturday. Mr. Harn and nine of the girls in his Chorus class, Went to the Choral Clinic at Carbondale, Illinois. Mr. Harn's group of singers was only: a small group in comparison With the group of all the other schools combined. Did you hear the program on the night of February 22? If you didn't, you really missed something Wonderful. Didn't they Mr. I-larn? Mar 12. Senior hike. When are We going to stop and eat , asked Betty Vasquez in a pain filled voice. Now don't get excited, kids, for we Were not trying to starve poor little Betty. No we were just trying to reach the top of the hill so We could find a level place to spread our lunch. And Whata lunch! If you heard a Senior groan the next day you knew what was wrong. Yea, too many dill picklesl Mar. 28. junior Play--Aunt Jenushy wasn't so bad when she was '6riled up was she, Johanna? Or was she? Seems a shame not to mention. all the funny things poor old Aunt Ierushy did but there just isn't time---of course it would take a whole page or so, so We'll just say to Aunt Ierushy, Don't hit anyone too hard with a rolling pin, etc. ,mw ., 3m -F9975 - A, 4 4' 39,1 Y-1 -1 ,. W -V in m ,Q :Eva ff- r 4 n K 3-- April 11. junior Assefnbly l-rogram. An enjoyable assembly too. Ray Hollman seems to 'Cake the 'cake in every assembly. When asked how he could act so silly, Ray j11St said, Oh, it just comes naturally. April 18. Mr. Harn and the members of all the music classes presented a grand musical concert. The program consisted of numbers from the band, chorus, special instrument solos, and many other beautiful numbers,'including special solos from a few girls from Murphysboro, Illinois. .April 19. District band and choral contest at Benton, Illinois. April 23. Sophomore Weiner roast. More fun , said SuelPyron. Wonder Who she in- vited to the party? Ask Xmas. May l. Activity Banquet. It seems one can't Wait to find out whether or not they won an intellectual letter or a medal of some sort. May 7. F.H.A. party at the jackson County Country Club. Dancing Was enjoyed after the members enjoyed a Weiner roast. May 15 lt's left up to me Semors to have a sort of nnal good time with each other. If you Would listen real hard, you would hear one of the Seniors say to another, NI didn't know Johnny could be so much fun . Too bad We found that out almost too late, isn't it? We could have more parties next year-if---Well, no use to say if 'cause we have just about finished our school Work at good old G.C.H:S. May 23, Junior-Senior Banquet. The first banquet to be given in the old G.C.H.S. gym, Junior-Senior banquet that is. May 26. Final exams, A lot of Worried faces were seen today. Everyone seemed to have something to study for Mr. Lienert had to give no demerits at all. This was the happiest day of the year , said Mr. Lienert. I never did like to give demerits but it seems that is the only Way to make some of these knot heads mind May 28. The trip to St. Louis. A lot of fun for all of G. C. H, S. Even Miss Henson got up enough nerve to ride the Cuddle-Up . It's really fun isn't it Miss Henson? Anyway, it makes you feel like you were a kid in school again instead of a History teacher. M 29. Grixduation Please don't blame the Seniors if you saw a tear in their eye on t, ls p f them Were, no doubt. glad to get out of school, bqt, there are that nigh 1 glflsagk over their years at Gorham High and think of all the fun a few W O O d f nd most of us have learned plenty of new things, h hd. Yes Weha una they agethz past and What the World is possibly going to be someday. Well, We I things ' db now and leave our seats to the Juniors. See you in the-- the Seniors say E00 Y ANNUAL' ---Eilene Memo Five, 5-MT? , 5.122 ,W ',Z-:,- ii WE ii ' 71 wg: v. x 'A-F39 iff' f ,. 'i2..f,?23'f 1 f -.X ma...a2'e1 M EH U M Q R Eye Openers Mr. Dunn received this note from Bill Schimpf's father: Please do not give my son any more homework. The question you asked about how long it would take a man to walk around the block 40 times caused me to lose a whole day's work. Then after I had walked it, you marked it Wrong. Sydney Crowell and his mother stood looking at a dentist's showcase. 'Elf I had to have false teeth, Mother, I'd take that pair , said Sydney pointing. HushISydney, quickly said his mother. Haven't I told you not to pick your teeth in public . Eilene Mezo: Betty, what is your definition of a secretary? Betty Vasquez: A person who can guess correctly what her boss meant to say, and express it ill good English. Definitions Leg: What, if you ain't got two pretty fair ones you can't get to first base, and neither can your sister. Woman: A person who reaches for a chair when she answere the telephone. Bachelor: A man who won't take Yes for an answer. Home: A place where part of the family waits until the rest of the family gets back with the car. Bore: A person who when you ask him how are you tells you. Gold digger. A human gimme pig. Parent: One who spanks one end of a child, believing that will cure a trouble or iginating at the other end. Miss Henson. When was America discovered? Melvin: I don't know, I wasn't living here then. Miss Slechticky: Kenneth did you whisper? Kenneth: Only onc't Miss Slechticky: Earl should he have said that? Earl: No twic't. Llthogruphld ls Ben d b WALBWORTH BROTHERS Muaolino, Mo., U. S, A iff Ri ww, 1. . ,hh ,iR..v.d.-..DA Lines from Life On a train trip Mr. Leinert was thrown from his car-when the train was derailed, and flew ten feet through the air before he hit his head against a concrete post. He lay in a daze rubbing his head, when the conductor came running up. Great scott, mann, cried the conductor, 6'aren't you killed? No , said Mr. Leinert, getting to his feet, Uthat concrete post musta broke mah fall. iiiii Mr. Franz--one of the absent minded type--was recently awakened by the tele- phone at 2 a.m. The caller inquired, ls this one one one? No , answer- ed Mr. Franz. It is eleven, eleven. Oh pardon me , said the caller. Wrong number. Sorry I disturbed you. That's all right , rejoined Mr. Franz I had to get up to answer the telephone anyway . Yiiii You look all in today, Iim. What's the trouble?f' Well, I didn't get home until morning and just as I was undrlessing, my Wife Woke up and said, Aren't you getting up pretty early, Jim? So to avoid an argument I put' on my clothes and came to Work. Xiiii Mr. Weas: All right, Aurelius, what is maneuver? Aurelius: Something you put on grass to make it green. iii!! Father: Why don't you make A's like Laura does? Laura: She's too lazy. Donna: What's that mean? Father: I should think you would know what that means, when all the others are industriously studying or writing their lessons, who is it sits idly in her seat and watches the rest instead of working herself? Donna: 'gThe teacher . xiii! Doris C.z How doyou want me tovwrite uns article? Mr. Franz: I told you five-hundred times to use your own initiative. Doris C.: What's that, a new invention? WHEN' fy! Nw TGGRAPI-I s , 1 v f ji, in as 1 b i 5 f-Q , .iff ,TV 1 .r + A W! 5 . Q f ' f ' ,U'Ws:,n:14 'lui , V X. ' ' x',,'eQ 1 I 5 wi: ,, 2 U, M W.. 'F E W5-44133211.99-Ti IF' X 5 ADVER1-'ISING X 5 :ff M YYY L To Our Advertisers WE THE STUDENTS OF GORHAM COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL WISH' TO THANK OUR ADVERTISERS TOR MAKING THE PRODUCTION OF THIS YEARBOOK POSSI- BLE. THROUGH YOUR HELP EACH OF US HAS- BEEN ABLE TO PURCHASE A COPY' FOR A LOW PRICE. WE SINCERELY APPRECIATE WHAT YOU HAVE DONE AND HOPE TO BE ABLE TO RETURN THE FAVOR BY OUR PATRONAGE. THANK YOU ADVERTISERS , , , ...Len Topmest American Lad Grapefruit Juice Gerieral Grocer Company Clark Avenue at Eighth Street ST. LOUIS 2, MISSOURI The ir t atio al Ba nk of Gorham, Illinois Gorham, Illinois e Capital and Surplus 3,50,600A00h We very much appreciate the patronage of the parents 'bi the school children today and hope to have ,the loyal patron-V age of the school children tomorrow. . ,, . ,AFL I ,,,, 1 ..- , ,, units, ll-llll Y -. .1 V Y ,l -. II' Pl-Us .gn-:gn 'Fl O. If. 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