Yorkville High School - Annual Yearbook (Yorkville, IL)

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IST ROW: L. Bekemeier, I. Halbesma, R. Greene, N. Liakakos, E. Corniels. 2ND ROW: F. Harris, R. Falasky, S. Schiltz, J. Burks, D. Henrickson, G. Siebert, A. Thanepohn, Miss Carpenter. Wgluf ofaclie What happened ? Helen Raleigh , , Judy Halbesma Jane Raleigh ,,,, Ruby Greene Sam Raleigh , , Franklin Harris Jug Brown ,,,, John Burke Professor Dexter ,Alan Thanepohn Dean Eggleby , , ,Ruth Falasky Angela Rimini . Eleanor Corniels Larry Dobson , , Gordon Siebert , Sharon Schiltz , Nan Liakakos Lulu Giffen , Judy West, , George Wesf. . Dean Henricksen Betty L0I1d01'1. . Lydia Bekemeier Naturally you don't smoke!

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Ml' KAQIJQPQCI 6011152 SEPTEMBER 2. School opens with clean clothes and smiling faces. Teachers and students finding their places. I2. First football game with Oak Lawn here. We won I9 to 6, let's gave a cheer. I9. We played Earlville and won. I4 to 0 - Oh, what fun. 26. Sandwich was our third big game. But never mind we won just the same. OCTOBER 3. Plainfield was our first defeat. Come on boys kick up those feet. IO. County Institute, no school. A day away from the master's rule. We met Oswego on Homecoming night. Although they won we put up a fight. Il . Our Homecoming Dance was a merry one. We danced and laughed and had great fun. --gs 13. Senior pictures that's no joke, Now, everyone is broke. I7, We lost a player in the Orland Park game. But never fear, we won just the same. 24. Swing your partner around the hall. The G.A.A. square dance enjoyed by all. 31 , We beat Plano in a rousing game. 32-0 Oh, what a shame! NOVEMBER I, Student Council Convention held here. Ruby Greene was president this year. Il. There was no school on Armistice Day. Students and teachers shouted hurray. I4. Good Night Ladies by senior class. Our last play is over alack, alas, 21 . The P. T.A. sponsored a benefit game. We lost to the Alumni, Oh, what a shame. 25. Basketball with Plainfield here. We won our first game of the year. 26. Freshman initiation what a brawe. But it was fun for one and all. A N' x 28. Thanksgiving vacation with all its fun. It was over be- A X before it had hardly begun. U 28. We lost to.Batavia in a very close game. 63 to 62 but ll? we fought just the same. . ii. i DECEMBER 41 58:6. We met Newark and Sandwich in a fight to the finish. We lost both games--should have eaten our spinach. I I2. Then came Minooka in a rousing fight. We won this game to our delight. S A ., .,.,, 1 L A tflyxfzr v Q f 5 -41 '....' .- f X