Wilmington High School - Wi Hi Yearbook (Wilmington, IL)

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Leroy Allotc Don Baechler Jerry Baskerville Dick Begler Dick Bradley Carole Corletr Bill Black Rose Crutchfield Jean Cupples Joe Donohue Barbara Dyer Margaret Davy Beverly Dyer Kenneth Erikseri Beverly Hall Ronald Habing Modesta Hammer Joan Ann Hanko Jane Harvey Bob Howertori Ben Hursh Leon Heiplc Robert Kahler Gerald Lyclay ' Jack MfGraw Joe McGuire Duane Matthews Paul Moews Jeanine Moore John Novy Marie Novy Bezty Mullins Jean Parkinson Rita Phillips Darrell Rodgers Arthur Rinehart Elaine Salvatore Jean Sellers Jack Spink Connie Trimby James Stickel 'Mary Sue Weers James Weis Connie Woolwine No Pictures: Leona Grove Berry Zilm Luvada Howard Roland Ropp

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS -I. Baskerville, president Miss Greenman, sponsor j. Spink, secretary-treasurer J. Novy, vice-president + de Juniors, at lastllll A ring design was picked in October, and six weeks later the finished product arrived. Witli the donning of the rings, forty-five juniors began to feel like upper classmen. ujust Ducky, a threevact comedy, was given on November 18, 19. Miss Ruth Greenman, class sponsor, was director. The class boasts of having had the most players out for sports this year: nine in aa! 7757 if football, eight in basketball, four in base- ball. The Honor Society claims five juniors on its roll. Of course, the big event of the year was the junior-senior prom, given May 12. Music was by Gene Victor's Orchestra, and the set- ting-Carnival ln Venice. It was a night long to be remembered! '12

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f de The fifty-eight members of the sophomore class with the aid of their sponsor, Miss Esther Butler, have had an active year. On October 15, the class initiated the fresh- men with a traditional party at which the latter were the goats for fun and nonsense. A return party was enjoyed by the class later in the year. Regular class meetings have been held each month during the year. At the December meet- ing, a local speaker, Mrs. David Feely, gave a talk on parliamentary procedure. Debates, and films Con human rights and the goal of the U. NJ have provided other programs. Dues have been col- af U52 .. lected and this money will be used for some social activity for the class. In November and again in March, the sopho- more edition of the school paper was published under the title of The Silhouette. A managing committee of six was responsible for the work on each edition. The number seven comes up in two activities -seven members of the class made the Honor Society, and seven participated in sports. Winning over the senior girls by a score of 14 to 8, the sophomore girls were champions in the intra- mural basketball tournament. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Miss Butler, sponsor D. Wesoloslti, president P. Coen, secretary-treasurer J, Tryner, vice-president 14'