Minooka High School - M DI AN Yearbook (Minooka, IL)

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FIRST ROW: Barbara McMillin, Carol Todd, Mary Lawson, Marilyn Heitmann, Barbara Montgomery, Ann Knudson, Norma Erickson, Lorene Unland, Miss Menzel, Advisor. SECOND BOW: Severn Dorre, Harvey Schmidt, lack Kurtz, Arlene Necker, Doris Locher, Audrey Lewis, Clinton Hulbert, Herbert Davis, Roy Carlson, Mr. Kmetz, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Richard Montgomery, George Duvall, Charles Sing, Dale Williamson, George McCoy, Donald lennings, Eugene Ervin, l.aVerne Hiller. JUNIORS When we started timidly through the halls of M. CH. S., we were a Freshman Class thirty-three strong. Our enrollment has had its ups and downs ever since. We started this year with a slightly diminished number of twenty-nine. By the end of the first se- mester, our enrollment was down to twenty- three. This year we had four members in the band, Dale Williamson on a saxophone, Ann Knudson in the drum section, Herbie Davis on his trumpet, and Marilyn Heitmann on the clarinet. We had a good representation in both Boys' and Girls' Choruses and our small mixed chorus which was made up of our boys' Octette and girls' Sextette. In the field of athletics this year, we proved fairly representative. Audrey Lewis helped lead us on to our victories as one of our peppy cheerleaders. On the team, Char- ley Sing, George Duvall, and Benny Van Cleave played some good games. Being the Iunior Class, we were a bit mercenary this year. We worked hard hop- ing to sponsor the best prom ever. We sold pop, candy, popcorn, and ice cream bars at the basketball games this year. Before Christmas, we sold Christmas and Everyday cards. Of course, we sold Everyday cards after Christmas, too. Due to the hard work and the helping hand our sponsors, Miss Menzel and Mr. Kmetz, gave us, we did very well. This was a year of many firsts for us, and it proved to be exciting and fun. lt was our first year in a new school, our first year of girls' gym, our first class rings, and our first prom. lt has been a wonderful year, and we have enjoyed every last minute of it.