Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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BARBARA LANGLEY ••Barb Oh nuts” JANICE BOLSEN Curly My Gosh

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4 1 TERRY McCOY Terry” That’s the way it goes. MARJORIE GREEN Margie Don't ask me. BILL BROWN Red Wot Happen? EVELYN HALE Pee Wee” “Amen” JIM BROOKS Feymore” Doggone” JOYCE ATHERTON Lefty “Don’t ask me.” JIM LANDGREBE Slim” Gee”

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SmUOX QIoA ytidiaxy. In the fall of 1948, thirty-one “green freshies“ enrolled at L. H. S. To start the year off right we elected our class officers. They were: Bill Brown, president: Marjorie Green, vice president; and Joyce Atherton, secretary-treasurer. Our class advisors were Mrs. Kuntz and Mr. Lightfoot. Our Homecoming Queen candidate was Evelyn Hale. We had the St. Patricks dance with which to start our bank account. As Sophomores, we knew a little more. Our officers were: Marjorie Green, president; Joyce Atherton, vice president; and Evelyn Hale, secretary-treasurer. The advisors were again Mrs. Kuntz and Mr. Lightfoot. Marjorie Green was our homecoming queen candi- date. This year our class enrollment went down to thirty. We gained one new member the last of the year, Bruce Hickman from St. Louis. The Mo we aqua football game was our largest source of earning money. We had to save all we could for the prom we are going to give the Seniors next year. Juniors! Twenty-four enrolled this year. We elected our officers. Terry McCoy was our president; Shirley Friesner, vice president; and Bill Miller; secretary-treasurer. Our advisors were Miss Appenbrink and Mr. Diehl. Marjorie Green was our queen candidate. We gave “Desperate Ambrose’ as our class play. The cast included Janice Bolsen, Bruce Hickman, Lloyd Wealky, Jim Landgrebe, Evelyn Hale, Barbara Langley, Terry McCoy, Bill Brown, Jim Brooks, Jean Everett, Linda Huffman and Marjorie Green. Our stage hands were Bob Atchison, Jim Brightman, and Dean Hamilton. The class play was a success. We climaxed our year by sponsoring the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme was “Stardust. Bill OetzeTs Orchestra provided the music for the evening and everything went as planned. Seniors at last! There are twenty-four of us again this year. This is the biggest year. Our officers are: Terry McCoy, president; Joyce Atherton, vice president; and Marjorie Green, secretary-treasurer. Joyce Atherton was our Homecoming Queen. Barbara Langley represented our class as a cheerleader at the games. The name of the Senior play was “The Custers Last Stand. What the future will hold in store for us? Whether time will bring us success, failure, marriage, a job or more school we are sure all of the Seniors enjoyed their four happy years at L. H. S. It was a long road but we made it. The Juniors will take our place next year. Let us wish that they enjoy and treasure their school years as much as we do.