Hume Township High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hume, IL)

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W7ltlIL9lDiBA6llK ANNALS SENIOR HISTORY On September 4 1934 eleven flrst graders entered the Hume school Evelyn Car roll Allce Compton Rosalxe Crrsp Darlme Dye Martha Qurllen Fern Esham Shlrley Culp Forrest Fletcher Floyd Smder Hugo VK enke and Franklm Dowler By the txme the class graduated from the grades an 1942 only s1x of the orlgmal number remalned but four addltmns had been made Paul Wam ley Elford Watson Jeanne Roberts and Kenneth McQueen In September of 42 seventeen bo and glrls mcludmg those from the rural grade schools entered Hugh School as bewlldered freshmen These were Dorothy Barrett Urban Barrett Helen Brown Mlldred Brown Byron Chne Kenneth Coombes Allce Compton Robert Heath Martha Qulllen Jeanne Roberts Vernon RSVIS Rosa he Crlsp Shlrlex Culp Fran' lm Dox ler Fern Esham and Patty Goodwm Most of our freshman year was bad for us The boy got daxly paddllngs and dunkmgs from the semors and the glrls were teased and humllated Beglnnmg our sophomore year we found our class dlYT'lll'llSl'lll'lg from the losses of Rosalle Crlsp Shlrley Culp Franklm Dowler and Fern Esham Our sophomore xear passed swlftly and we found ourselves hlstory Jumors We tarted our Jumor year wlth the loss of Byron Clme Bernard Evrtt and Patty Goodwm and the gam of Sarah Dunawav We sold magazlnes and Chrlstmas cards to make money for our banquet whlch was held ln the Spring Our banquet was extra speclal smr-e lt was the flrst to be held away from the home town We were served a very nlce dlnner and entertamed by a late show A Tree Grows In Brooklyn Beglnmng our semor year vsnth two more dropped from our ranks Martha Qulllen and Sarah Dunawav we went merr1lx through our last year of Hlgh School lookmg forward to graduatlon At the begmmng of the se ond semester Dorothy Wrlght Jomed us from the M t alf H1gh School By the t1me the class was grad uated only one of the Orlglflal flrst grade cla s vs as left Alice Compton The Seniors leave hlgh school wondermg where their paths of llfe may lead Although World War II IS over the lmmedlate prospects for some of the boys 18 to enter the armed forces Wherever any of the semors go they w1ll always remember thelr classmates teachers and the good tlme thex had at H T H S SENIOR WILL We the class of '46 do hereby bequeath our ablllty to get our lessons to the Sophomores fBoy watch the A s roll m now Are we klddlllgqf To the Junlors the Semor class of 46 wlsh to leave thelr abxllty of always co- operatmg wxth everyone fHa Ha Don t laugh everybody J The Semor glrls wlsh to leave thelr abllxtv to feed lmes to the boys to the Fresh man glrls fNot that they aren t already domg pretty good l The Semor boys do hereby bequeath then meanness to the Freshman boys fBe careful you Freshmes Youll be m the pen before you are Semors J I Vernon Revls do hereby bequeath my ablllty to dnve to Phll Roller tHe certaxnly needs xt I Jean Roberts wlshes to leave her ab1l1t5 for cheer leadmg to Mary H111 lYoud better hlt that dlet hard Mary J 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 7 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 5 1 1 , . , vc . . . 1 .1 - 1 ' . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , R' , A Y , . . . S 1 1 I 1 ' S . 1 . 1 1 . . . . , . , . . . . . v H . 1 11 . 1 rv ' . . - , vw P ' . ' - , S.. ' T . 1 - ' 1 . t. , s- -y , I' . . . . 1 1 , , . . . - , . . . . , . . . . r . . , . . , . . 1 ' . , , ' 1 ' . . , . . 1 - . 1 1 . ' . . . . 7 . . , , .

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