Westfield High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Westfield, IL)

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astral ll Z-e-s---eerie -- - 1-if---. Y .f - lunior Class The 1948 Junior Class W. T. H. S. has an enrollment of twelve stu- dents, which is a decrease of three students since its Freshman year. The class elected Dwight Sloan as its president. Previous presidents of this class have been Donald Hobbs, Freshman president, and William Simmons, Sophomore president. Highlights for the Junior Class this year were the presenting of the Junior Class Play, The Antics of An- drew , and the entertaining of the Senior Class at the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. Mrs. Mae Wilcoxen was sponsor of the class. 1st Row-Wanda Rogers Sec., Gloria Seidler. 2nd Row-Wendell Clapp, Dwight Sloan Pres., William Simmons, Robert Simmons, Jerry Mullen. 3rd Row-Wayne Daugherty, Maurice Wilhoit, Donald Hobbs V. Pres., Arthur Davis, Wayne Parker. Sophomore Class The members of the Class of 1951 have been looking forward to the Junior Year with enthusiasm. The class placed two of its members on the cheerleader team and three of its members on the basketball team. Its members participated in the E. I. League Music Festival at Paris. Mrs. Lennie Deverick is sponsor of the class. lst laofg-lion Ennis Pres., Nancy Daughhetee, Diane Walker, Marvin 1 er. 2nd Row-Lorna Lashbrook, Josephine Warner Sec., Harry Hackett, Ar- thur Merrick, William Walters Vice Pres., Mary Gillson, Joan Goble. 3rd Row-Loretta Watson Treas., Wanda Stephens, Ruth Finley, Betty Edwards, Ruby Reddick, Wanda Sandy, Helen Koester. Freshmen Class Thirteen eager and determined freshmen entered Westfield High School last September. All were anxious to begin their search for know- ledge and fun for the next four years. Some of the initial enthusiasm was temporarily decreased with initiation ceremonies administered by the ex- perienced hands of the sophomores. No casualties were reported in spite of the rough treatment and soon all was forgotten and forgiven. Under the leadership of president, John Hackett, vice president, Lloyd Denny, secretary, Dean Robinson, and treasurer, Dorothy Reddick, a unified class organization has been built. This organization will meet the problems that arise during their journey through high school with in- creasing intelligence and determination. Class sponsor, Mr. Waren, agrees that the class of '52' will leave its mark in the annuals of W. T. H. S. lst Row-Bill Parker, Dean Robinson, John Hackett. 2nd Row-Dorothy Reddick, Lloyd Denney, Gloria Drake, Frank Con- nelley, Nona Goble. 3rd Row-Bill Boyer, Rosemary Rogers, Leon Connelly, Emma Hill, Rus- sel Vansickle. O

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