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Eighth Grade Class History On September 4, 191, Eighth Graders assembled in the High School building for out first day of school with Mr. Morrison as our teacher. Early in September we had our all school party for the purpose of getting acquainted with our fellow school mates. ln lieu of leaders for out class we chose as officers: President, Delores DuMontel1eg Vice-Presi- dent, john Forting Secretary-Treasurer, Sandra Beaupreg Reporter, Myrna Starkey, and Sponsor, Mr. Morrison. Late in the fall our class enjoyed a hay rid eparty after which lunch was served in the cafeteria. With the coming of the basketball season the Elementary classes organized a basketball Squad with Mr. Stuart as the coach. Later several girls were picked as cheerleaders. Our Christmas exchange was enjoyed on our last day of school before our two weeks Christmas vacaticn. Individual pictures of the class were taken. With the organization of the Guidance Service Study five people were chosen to represent the eighth grade, namely: Benhart Reichert, Roy Graeber, Richard Alvey, Eleanor Martin and Sandra Beaupre. This organization is in its early stages but is expecetd to be a great benefit to our school and our community. The last several minutes of the period on Valentines Day a small exchange of Valentines was held. Early in the spring our class expects to sponsor a magazine drive. We hope to use the money from the drive for a class trip and other expenses. Our class is anxiously waiting our last good-by to grade school with commencement exercises early in june. Junior High School Athletics The junior High School in their first year of interscholastic competitions played four games in Flag-Football and fourteen games in Basketball. In bsaketball the teams were split up into the lightweights and the heavyweights, each of which played a full schedule and tournament playa The track schedule included dual and triangular meets and the conference meet at the end of the season. St. Anne is a member of the Greater Kankakee Junior High League, which includes the Kan- kakee -Iunior High Schools, St. Patricks, Bradley, and Momence. The season was noteworthy in that starting from nothing the boys developed as the season pro- gressed and the future looks much brighter. From an enrollment of forty in the Junior High School, thirty boys participated in football, seventeen in basketball, and twenty in track. Seventh Grade History It was quite Z1 thrill for us to come over to this big school for the hrst time this year. Thirty- one of us came from the public grade school, seven from Papineau, and one from the Academy. During the year we lost three of our fellow classmates: Brenda Troubaugh, john Grigsby, and Vernon Kottkampg but in their place we got Betty Morgan and Wesley Hatch. During the year we have had a Mock Election with Glenda Minton as Taft, Barbara Meier as Eisenhower, Vencent Pelliter as Truman, and Dewayne Estes as Kefauver. The results were: Taft first with eighteen votes, Eisenhower second with twelve, Truman third with six, and Kefluver fourth with three. Near the first of school we had a hobby show with Larry Hindricks taking first place with his Indian heads. Out of the seventh grade six boys played football, eight played basketball, and ten are partici- pating in track. Sixteen girls went out for cheerleading in the jr. High Schcol. Seven members in the class aretaking band from Mr. Sailors this year. The seventh grade had a magazine drive and brought in 3400. We are planning a banquet for the eighth graders which will be held at the end of the school term. The class officers for the first semester were: President, Edward Foutaing Vice-President, Margo Alveyg Secretary, Thomas Santarellig and Treasurer, Phyllis Price. The officers for the second semes- ter were: President, Thomas Santarellig Vice-President, john Grigsbyg Secretary, Glenda Minton: and Treasurer, Richard LaF0nd. . . ,
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Eighth Gracie Top Row: Franklin Baker, Robert Prater, Kenneth Elchholz, George Penley, Dennis Rechkemmer, Rob- ert Simmons, Robert Brouillette, Charlse Meredith. Second Row: Eleanor Martin, Doris Wall, Richard Alvey, Robert Hcekstra, Ronald Grubbs, Donna Chris- tensen, Bonnie Laramore. Third Roux' . Jean Cox, Evelyn DePatis, Jack Saltzgiver, Robert Boudreau, Gerald Egan, Leslie Stevenson, Nancy Lavoie, Shirley Groth. Fourth Row: Edith Howard, Kenneth Hartley, Frank Statler, Harold Minor, Roy Graeber, Robert Kleinert, Theresa Hertz. Fifth Rouf: , M. Morrison. Robert Miller, Sandra Beaupre, Dolores DuMontelle, john Fortin, Myrna Star- key, Gordon Brown, Harold Brock. Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Team Top Row: Wayne Clodi, Larry Hinrichs, Vincent Pelletier, James Strange, Mr. Stuart, Cletus Eubanks, Thomas Santarelli, Ervin Stalnecker, john Grigsby. Second Row: Robert Miller, Roy Graeber, Gerald Egan, Charles Meredith, Kenneth Eichholz, Robert Prater, DeWayne Estes, Ronald Grubbs, Frank Statler, Seventh Grade Top Rauf: Barhara Meier, jim Wolf. Marilyn Fruendt. Richard LaFond, Clecus Eubanks, Fred Henneike, DeWayne Estes, Glenda Minton, Laurence Benjamin, Elaine Honig. Second Row: Vincent Pelletier, Darlene Greenawalr, Jack Houk, Ida Corriveau, james Strange, Frances Minor, Dick Deneau, Barbara Meredith, Larry Moyer, Kay Britton. Third Row: Sandra Styck, Mary Boone, Betty Morgan, Ervin Stalnecker, Vernice Potts, Anna Beniamin, Larry Hinrichs, Shirley Stalnecker, Donna Wall, Flora Florence. Fourth Roux' Wayne Clodi, JoAnne Houk, John Grigsby, Phyllis Price, Edward Fountain, Margo Alvey, Thomas Santarelll, Ethel Clemens, Mr. Stuart.
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