Oregon High School - Little Blackhawk Yearbook (Oregon, IL)

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P C L Every Friday morning during the football and basketball seasons, Pep Club could be found trying to raise the roof cheering and trying to show the different teams that they were being backed 100 The Pep Club this year having one of the biggest membership in 1t's history, was ably led by Phyllis Elliott president Carolyn Leigh vice president Donna Trihart, secretary Mary Untz treasurer and Dick Cline, s oc ial chairman The Pep Club sponsored the Homecoming Dance with its president reign- ing as queen Soon after that the Football Banquet was given to show the club's appreciation for a job well done by both football teams To raise money for all these activities, the Pep Club sold hot dogs coffee, candy bars, etc at all the football games 45 Pl Us the 5. . . 1 6

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FIRST ROW Mrs Donaldson N Lippert C Leigh B Corcoran J Bur J Williams B Wiltfang H Coil J Cattoen B Price THIRD ROW 3 Olson y Shugars R Bergner P Baum U Etnyre W Pickering M Denekas S Calkins FOURTH ROW L Allen J Myers D Ross W Fearer J Kozuch D Hanes G Medlar J Myers J Carman A U Once again this year the Latin Club continued toward its goal to bring out the interesting side of Latin. Though our group numbered only about thirty-five, somewhat less than last year, we made up for what we lacked in size, with our spirit. Our meetings were spent in hearing interesting talks given by any speakers who would give us their time, or singing Latin songs. Our big event of the year was the Latin banquet served in a beau- tiful Boman atmosphere by the freshmen who acted as slaves. The effi cient guidance of Mrs. Donaldson was appreciated by us all during the banquet as well as throughout the entire year. Our officers for this year were as follows: President, Bob Cor Coram: Vice-President. Jacqueline Burrightz Secretary, Carolyn Leigh: Treasurer, Nadine Lippertg Praesidium, Russell Otten. 44 ' A . I 3 Q V ' X x right, R, Otten. J. Purcell. SECOND ROW: N. Magaw, 5. MackaY.P. Roth, L T I N C L B

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tqffg N Lippert J Cattoen G Gipson P Fisher F Fletcher, N Brooks, R Frihart R Davis M Basler C Leigh S Elliott B Bruce, R Carr M Richards, M Flood N Waldie B Price S M okay C Mc Carthy D Frihart E Armour E Lauder B Glgous J Johnson M Robertson B Head, S Stevens H Coil B Olson I Fansler P Francis J Burright B Wiltfang B Brun ner J Breseman D Bellouse S Anderson U Etnyre N Magaw L S Van Vleet, M Johnson J Halbert N Messenger D Stout D Eyster J Colson J Carman B Sincox L Mon D Needham M Shugars B Burright C Buck D Re1lly J Myers F Kearns D Anderson J Carr D Varnum SEATED L Moring W Noffslnger M Etnyre C Roth S Beck J Myers, L Lippert N Kearns F Slagle M Gelken, S Sumner S Henderson B Mulford Mrs Gambrel A Bulls lye'! Strike'l Home Run These are the things we hear from the girls who are having fun in the G A A , under Mrs Gambrel This year we had soccer, hockey, archery and hiking in the Fall and when the North wind blew we had bowling, badmitton, basketball swimming, volley ball and tumbling then in Spr1ng's fresh air we had golf, soft ball and more hiking We promoted a penny carnival, basketball dance, and a Mother and Daughter Tea which were financed by money from candy hot dog and ice cream sales We attended two play days Mt Carroll and Lanark and a group of us gave a tumbling demonstration at Sterling The officers for the year were President, Norma Kearns Vice- President, Luella Lippert Treasurer, Jane Myers Secretary Frances Slagle, and Ass't Secretary Marlene Geiken 46 , '-1. X +.....- G: ' 9 0 9 A 0 Q v 9 0 ' 0 -- 9 e a 9 e 9 o 9 e 8' I 9 e 9 e 9 e 9 e e L: . , . , . , . . , . , - 9 o 9 - 9 o 9 o 9 e ' U ' ' U ' I ' U ' Y U Y U Allen, B. Janssen, J. Thurm, C. Smith. A: 0 o 9 o 9 e 9 0 9 0 9 e 9 e 9 o a 9 e 9 o 9 u Y ' 9 ' 1 ' . 9 U U ' U . 0 9 e 9 e 9 o e 9 e 9 G. . A. l ' I , - 2 I I : 9 . ' .