Saunemin High School - Owl Yearbook (Saunemin, IL)

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1 fvim THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS, Miss America of 1939. She always has a smile even if she doesn't have one here. Even now when he is all dressed up those shoulders look awfully broad. Can you imagine this angel of a boy getting in trouble on Halloween? If you think this picture is a riot, you should hear her laugh today! Who ever thought then that he would be interested in Fairbury? Do you suppose this is a 1936 Plymouth? He led our football team onward this season. The BUS stops at the next corner, Normal bound. His mother won't let him drink any kind of pop but Sweet Tooth. In this picture she looks bashful, but really she's not. She's one of the most popular Senior girls. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. This boy still has that fiendish grin of his. Still quiet, bashful, and full of the devil. See those curls: he still has them. What an athlete! This blessed event brought a future Julius LaRosa into the world. '- This fella really hasn't changed in r, looks since his sixth birthday. Those goggles would come in handy ' today when he drives that Nash! A very quiet, but regular Senior. 5 The only Senior playing a baritone. She could probably handle that cat as! P she handles her trombone. This is a brother-sister snap. She ex- cels in artg he, though quite short, ' gi does well in basketball. 1 Boy or girl?? Anyhow, he certainly is a good baseball pitcher and can drive a Chevvy truck like a stock car.

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