Scottland High School - Memoriae Yearbook (Scottland, IL)

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Junior Class FIRST Row-Marilyn Parker, Marian Parker, Louise Carpenter, Helen Holley, Naomi Iunc Fulton, and Florence Cook. SECOND Row--joan Listner, lkiilliam Hutson, Richard Ingram, Clarence Bowman, Barbara Scott, and Mary Elizabeth Fulton. Junior History Eleven jolly juniors re-entered the doors of old Scottland High in the fall of 1945. Shortly after the term began, they held a meeting and elected their class officers. Joan Listner was chosen the class president and Marilyn Parker, the vice president. Marian Parker was selected as secretary and Helen Holley, the treasurer. The student council members are Naomi June Fulton and Richard Ingram. The class sponsor is Miss Darrough. They also selected the American Beauty rose as their class flower and rose-pink and white as their class colors. One big activity on the part of the juniors was their annual magazine sale, which was opened on September 31 and closed on October 15. The money cleared is being used to finance their activities throughout the year. The juniors showed their dramatic ability in the presentation of their class play, Mama's Baby Boy, given on the evening of November 7. They also shouldered their share of all other activities which were pre- sented to them throughout the year. One of ,their major activities was to carry o11 the work of the senior class on the Scotch News for the second semester. They did their job well. The largest event of the year is the Junior-Senior banquet which will be given on the evening of May 10 in the high school gym. A formal prom will be sponsored by the juniors in honor of the seniors. , Although the class is small, their responsibilities are great. They have shown that they are worthy of taking our places as we leave the doors of old Scottland High. Page Nineteen C

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t Sophomore Class FIRST ll0XV--Xvilfllil Vauglit, Donald Low, james Scott, Nawec Sintza, VVilli:un Hunt, Neil Scott, Leila Conner, lrxs Craig, Harold Porter, and Holiart lhxon. Sitcoms Row-Mary Ann Dillon, Patrick Dillon, Patty Yonce, Norma Samford, ,loan Eve- land, Bi-uforcl Travis, Richard Haws, Lois Claypool, ,lulia.NVyatt, and Glecthal Scott. THIRD Row-Charles Eslingcr, Dorothy Groves, Maxine Davis, VVarrcn Hutson, Dale Ro- moser, Eugene Giordano, Charles Ingram, Eugene York, and Ruth Scott. Noi f'irI11rird.' Sylvia Dugan. - ' Sophomore History Out of the thirty-three freshies who enrolled in our high school in the fall of 1944, thirty-two returned to us this year. This class has the distinguished honor of being the largest class in the school. Shortly after the term began, they selected the following class officers: Dale Romoser, presidentg Gene Giordano, vice presidentg Benford Travis, secre- tary, and Ruth Scott, treasurer. Mrs. McCool is the sponsor. Their student coun- cil representative is Joan Eveland. As time progressses we, as seniors, wish the best of luck to these under- classmen and hope that all of them may see fit to graduate from our dear old Scottland High. Page Ts:-mxty-our