Stronghurst High School - Beacon Yearbook (Stronghurst, IL)

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I JUNIOR CLASS Howard Dalton, James Lent, LCU1 e Halres Arnold fe1th Middle row M ry Ann Corley, Dorotay Slmonson, helen Irene Brooks Betuy Lou G16HdCUl1g, Dorls Bowlyow, Mary Lou McM1llan Front row Lew1s Arnold, Donald Gilllland Lola Stgmo John G1ff1n Jack Bowen, Miss W1 chmeler SWXPS Tkese UAH studemta The old Urazzberrie U Over the top Candy I Popcorn I Peanuts I What a leap' Jolly Junlors 'qorlmg Fever' Play boy! What d'ya know Joe? Well! Well! H11 Pal 12. Class Oflicers John Giffin President Lola Stamp Vice PT8S1d6ht Jack Bowen Secretary-Treasurer 54 C , y y-y oofe C o or hell' 5 w 52 4! 'li Back row: Charles Heisler, Georgia Mae Wells, Joe Muneon, Jr., , : 'a 1 '. ' , 2. A 1 r . 3. -. 4. J 5. ' - 6. . . 7. ' 8. .A 'L ' 9. 10. , ll. '

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JUNIORS be mirg with anticipation twenty three merry bovs and girls lest September climbed 11to our old Model T and started a third eventful TC rnev alon the highway or edmcation through the land of S H'S John if in was el cted official driver of our vehicle, with Lola Stamp and Jecc Bowel assisting him wn the11 best back seat manners Around every bend and over every rough spot they have succeeded in guiding us well o prowed their abilitv to steer our automobile capnbly nd Betty Lou Glendening came t help fill our little car, and Elsie Polson, Dora Mclntire, Dale Wolfe and John Good were bade good bye. To those who Joined us we ertended a hale and hearty welcome and to those who departed we included a wish for eternal good luck with ur fare wells Selling candy was our lirst deep an foreboding rut, but once we Juniors had applied our abilities and learned to use combined p0W6T,1t was found to be a much easier obstacle to conquer than we hwdfirst ex pected, In all we were very successful with our c ndy sales an earned many useful dollars to add to the treasury Several of the boys proved themselves worthy passengers by gain ing recognition with their athletic ability, Even our Nodel MTU putted its most affectionate eoproval when tres bovs brought in the honors with their basketball and football playing, and also with their track. In November we presented a three act play entitled Spring Fevnr. The storv was woven around Spring, the heroine, portrayed by Lola Stamp Others who sided in making this play uc essful were Donald Gilliland, John Giffin, Helen Brooks, Mary Corley, Jack Bowen and Mary Lou NcM1llan It was capably directed bx Miss Lorena Manaugh. At the Penny Carnival M rw Lou McMillan and Donald Gilliland were chosen to represent the Juniors as candidates for king and queen Al though thev failed to capture the colors,we're proud to call these two passengers 1n our Model T All year we've been looking forward to theevent that crowns every Junior and Senior with a wre th of remembrance, our Junior Senior ban Quet For the last few weeks plans have been made, and all of us have been working feverishly on decorations and doing our best to make this a banquet worthy of our fondest memories. And so another bumpy roed is ended for us. Next year will be the last one for our group to travel together in our S. H S. Ford, and we are looking forward with great anticipation to whetevgr new may appear around the next bend in the winding road of education. N xx elf! l if xl ' l'5 l e e l A l e it 'K f at if f l d A lAAl- is'i:7bN N we . A - A . L. - 'V 'F ' ' ' 2- - '1 Q , .. 1: WJ. 9 ' . Q, 6 L ' 1 v Y 4 Ga is- ,H Q 1 I Q I ' ' , , . . . . . i L l L A .. L. . .. ' A I 1 , , Y Q t A xv . . and s - V L . . ' C . To the load of passengers that rode with us last year Joe Munson a . . M1 A . . . . Q . . , , , , . ' Q - Q ' f n Q ' A , e d . - O 1 L I . - . , L Q 5 . 0 4, . . A . .J . H ... S C . I ' . M L ' L' '. . I . a J . . . L . Q . A . . - A . n .h ' ' 2 -. - - 0 -

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