Lacon High School - Tickler Yearbook (Lacon, IL)

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History of the Class of 1965 In the year of 1925 s class of thirty-sir mem- bers entered the first grade. In the graduating class of 1935 there are nine members of the original class. They are Hery K. Fisher, Frenoes Shafer, Vel- erie Allen, Lois Stickel, Jimmy Taylor, Robert beers, Harry Bertolottl, Billy Orrison end Bert Pettett. In the Second Grade the class consisted of thir- ty-eeven members who were taught by Virginia Lane. In the Third Grade the class dwindled to thirty men- bers because many of tle classmates moved to other places. Minnie Morrison taught the Third Grads at that time. The Fourth Grade was taught by Hiss Emma Taylor lnow Hrs. Llearle Brett.D 'I nere were twenty- nine members that year. During the summer of 1927 we lost one of our classmates. The death of Roy Koch was s shock to the class and left e veeency which was noticed by ell. In the Fifth Grade tee class menberslip fell to twentyethree. These students were teupnt by Nellie Scully. When we entered tee sixth Greee Virginia Stoner began teaching due to tne vacancy caused by Kiss Hnrrison's death. Rise Florence Iiley then taught the Sixth Grade. In the Seventg Grade the cless ses teuglt by Vernon Blackwell. Lucy Lutclins taught us in the Eighth Grade. A class of thirty-nine members entered es Fresn- men in high school. During the lest three years of high school three of our membership passed away-eLevis Griffin, Stanley Osborne, end Clinton Murphy. A nigh- light of our Senior yeer vas the presentation of the class play nCinderel1n.W The play wus a greet success and we thank lies sitc-iscn for patience in directing it. Host of the players on our basketball team were Seniors. The teen-won the district bnsketbnll tour- nament et Uenone. They played DePue in the sectional tournament but were defeated. Strange to say, e class of seventeen has finished the Ligh school course in the specified time of four years and will gradu- ete on Key 24, 1935.