Elkville High School - Archive Yearbook (Elkville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1943 volume:

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Curtiss Arthur Lee Dillon Paul Dudas Samuel Dunlap Iames Evans Frank Filiski lE 11' DICATIUN Charles Fxthen Fred Flannlgan Woodrow Fox Lvle Francis Everett Griffin Carvel Grammar M Halstead Benlamin Harkms Roscoe Harkins Willard Heape Aaron Hickman Lavern Higgerson Russell Higgerson Walter Holliday Kenneth House Edward Humphrey Charles Kopp Lavern Kopp Ioe Kosma Georae Krelo Iohn Krelo Iohn Krisfaluzy Mike Krisfaluzy Steve Kuhn Iohn Lee Luciano Lenzini Iames Lipton Bernard Lyharger Kenneth Mauzy Carl Miller Iesse Miller Frank Moore Ishman Nance Bill Nausley Willard Nelson Iohn Ogolini Leo Ogolini loe Pere Ezra Piper Leroy Pittman Alvin Porter Warner Rapp Bill Reed Leon Rees Ioe Dale Rice Edmond Robinson Robert Ross William Rozmislowxcz loe Rubak Howard Russell Charles Setelia Iohn Setelia Mike Setelxa Delbert Simmons Frank Simmons Otis Simpson David Smith Mike Smolak Alex Sokovich Iohn Sokovich Andy Such Bernard Swain Donald Swan Raymond Sweatland Iames Tatum Elmer Tennant Paul Tow Kenneth Tyner Alfred Vancil Raymond Vanzandt Albert Vaskie lames Vaughn David Wallace Fred Walters Iohnny Walters Calvin Williams Kent Williams Kermit Williams lack Williamson Richard Williamson George Wilson Carl Wisely Alex Yurina Ondore Yurina +,, ag I -'0',1411,,ll' 1'!'f f ,,,,f' ,. X THIS LIST WAS CLOSED AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 1943, , I x I xx ,lf ., .,, ,, ,,1,,-,1,ff1!1fl11l H7 1, ,zilrzryifl 114, - ,-f 1- ' - ,-, .- II" SE Q x S, as .Q , -ff Q G , , Q 2 I i 5 ?' s gf 2 . fi , eg u i 7 . 5 :J 5 Z! ' Y 2 'F r I? E L ? li, f 5 r 1 E fi . Q L 5 f i 5 5 , I Q' ' szmiawmvmiaws m ,, ,Y .Qr , ,,. ,- -1 .' ' gm: -vc . f r Q. .4 U Q 'Ml P.. ff' ,l ' 2 ., ,Q ' YA' '.1 Wy' J . K.,,:.'3,g.y, ... 51,71 . A., .. . . .. K ,-'.. 4 .'l E 1 ' ,Nh ,114 my .N h , ,fr X, .,f'1: . , x 1 -,I . . .4.. v V 4 1 ',.f1Tx: Li"' f .,. , WI, V. 1. it - QV. Y.,','.-KA'-1 'A f .A . r 1: H.- 5 '-2. ..1'-f- ,. . L-. -.1 - . i F Q. ' ' ' y x . ' fbi x :ff-. M' 'f f' A E. ',:.i , , . 1, , I. ,. W. . ' - ' ' ' .-ha., Aj' w, 1' 3 - vi -jx 1:-.'4,.,, ' . . T' . 5" : ' fy , Y Z.. ' 4'-5 W '- ' 1. .J 'v ' ' '. . 4' f-5 -1 1 I' . .S- ,-' f, ' .. - . M.--. . ' .-V. ". 2' .s 1.7, Q 4 M if . gf. .Jia .-- 4 -A Jiffff. F ' 4 A-.' 3 'M ". Ti f ' '- 1"n F. . , . .r .X 1' ' 5:'7Qe.' if, f' ,fri '-3, J , ge, . . . . ..V, ,1 'na -' ,J . ,Fa 1 v 1 ' 4 1 k1yg3+f.'f-:'.1i-4j fl..--f"' 3:2-I :PA ,i'.J ffl Ks ' , ' A L .V I4 s "1 sz' -M13 r in A p . . "'7l..-- ,vw 5' jivf' ' 'K N SCHUUIL CALENDAR AUGUST 18-Murphysboro Q30-35l-H Opens 23-Christmas vacation SEPTEMBER JANUARY 4-Classes organized ll-First football game - Iohnson City C26-OJ-I-I 18-Carterville C30-Ol-H 25-Carbondale U3-Ul-T OCTOBER 2-Christopher C25-63-T 7-Student Council Party 9-Sparta C38-Ol-H 13-Freshman Party 15-16-Teachers Meeting 16-Pinckneyville C25-Ol 20-P.T.A. 23-Iunior rings ordered 24-S.I.N.U. Homecoming 27-Iunior Carnival 30-Du Quoin C18-ZUJ-T NOVEMBER 3-G.A.A. Party . 4-Zeigler C27-252-H 5-First quarter exams ll-Armistice Day 20-First basketball game- 4-School reopens 5-Galatia C63-161-H 8-Sparta C38-223-H 1 Z-Vergennes-T l 5-Carterville-I-I 16-Pinckneyville-H 19-Murphysboro-T 21-22-Semester exams 22-Iohnston City-T 23-Christopher-H 25-Second Semester begins 26-Valier-T 29-Zeigler-T 30-Du Quoin-T FEBRUARY ' 2-McLeansboro-H 5-Hurst-Bush-H 9-Sparta-T 12-Carterville-T 12-Lincoln's Birthday 13-Iohnston City-H l 9-Christopher-T 25-Iunior Play Hurst-Bush C42-39l-T MARCH 26-27-Thanksgiving vacation 26-Third quarter exqmg DECEMBER . APRIL l-Ashley C47-335-T 3-Senior Play 5-Benton C29-58D-T 8-Vienna 152-275-H ll-Zeigler 135-36D-H 12-Carbondale C18-l4l-T 16-Senior Party 5 l5-All-School Play 23-Good Friday MAY 1 4-Banquet 25-26-Final examinations 28-Commencement ARCHIVE STAJF ' ' , Iames Getzie Verlie May Cawvey Margaret Bishop Doris Romines Wanda Lee Porter Catherine Contri Alice Marie Bums Christine Evans Christine Thomas Iulia Simon I. V. Lowe Gloria Lorenzini Arkell Wisely Perry Ward Freda Daffron Mrs. Helen Taylor Miss Grace Kachelhoffer an inc ff, W' J LL l but J The Archive staff is the group of students who ernp oyed their skill and , technique in bringing you all this fine book. QAt least We think it's finej This staff was chosen by Mr. Reid, Mrs. Taylor, and Miss Kachelhoffer from applications entered by the entire Senior class. Our two co-editors-who did a fine job, by the way-are Verlie May Cawvey and Iames Getzie. Our business managers, responsible for the ads, are Christine Evans and I. V. Lowe. Other members of the staff are as fol- lows: Margaret Bishop, Freda Daffron, lean Lipe, Perry Ward, Arkell Wisely, Catherine Contri, Alice Marie Burns, and Doris Romines. The two typists are Gloria Lorenzini and Christine Thomas. And We mustn't forget our two spon- sors, Mrs. Taylor and Miss Kachelhoffer, who also contributed greatly to the book. The Archive staff also Wishes to express their thanks to others who have, in some way, helped to make this book a grand success. 463 u.,,,. I . 'Yraxl-ali Y 4-A-' 'vj-Ll" if fv . V s l , ' f . ' f L., NL, ,L V P L5 A. 3 . s , 9' x fx 4 DVLA Mir' I, 'N jxI-L w4 'I L ll' i2a'i3:f"":'f, IH ,I 1 I' ' ll' 1' f1"1 ',"' ' I fl I ,r.', fL 5 14111, ' , ,f .'fl,71 I if NI . ,f""0 s 5 1 f I if fi ? .yqm . - M an fi In -' -L -1 X 'PL , ' '-'Qi Ak XV? v if 1' 2. QQ ! l TTf,"Xyj Q Q 11. X r ,ff ' Q. ff K f ' 1 ,W FPS 0' Y '.- "f- Zi" L' iffiglx fi f'ff': 2,1 4A in -I , -ci, fp ' mt' if f 'Q 'rzaffd' 1 r Q r,r f ' -2. . , ' x f 'Mfg " -' x' Q, f X,vL.o ' -. K - - J' 3 K X x,.-'f,, x X ' 0 W ,-uf ' - f A cf, - '+.,"7Lf?f' 5? Ziff .f-Q, W 'VP L, ff'-'f ' f-41 ff- , , ,Ln I' 1 ff," - f ., 5, Hmmm U ,,,,-. ADMINISTRATION Y P i 'ky ---4 1,LfJ'17y-121 ff . .f7Y,, V 'fl' A in-,x -? f'-N1 , LQVZV' ' 'Mir' -9l""" 'slr Tllsfff: ,f'- 'fi-'JW' I rf 4 AL1u"Z'IfsV'4 Q kit, ,L I! 'f I 'lf ' ,Mgt-gf C. F. REID Principal Recognized as an aggressive educa- tional leader of proven ability, and recognized by students as a friendly counselor and guide, Mr. C. F. Reid is completing his tenth year as the admin- istrative head of Elkville Community High School. A BOARD OF EDUCATION President. Fred Kuehng Secretary, I. W. Quigleyg Cecil Graeffg Otto E. Bourland. W' The start of the 1942-43 school term found the E.C.l-l.S. Board of Education composed of the following members: Mr. Russell Siefert, Presi- dentp l. W. Quigley, Secretaryg Mr. Fred Kuehn, Mr. Cecil Graeff, and Mr, Otto Bourland mem- bers. Early in the fall Mr. Siefert moved from Dowell to Murphysboro and so tendered his resignation as President and member of the Board. At the next meeting Mr. Fred Kuehn was elected by the remaining members as their President and has continued in that capacity throughout the year. At the present time no one has been appointed to fill the vacancy caused by Mr. Siefert's resignation. The Board of Education is that small group of citizens who get all the blame for mistakes at the school and seldom any credit for their time and effort to give to the community the type of school that they Want and can afford. This Board has been called upon to give more of their time than they would ordinarily be- cause of the many changes in the faculty and the acute conditions that have arisen from time to time because of War conditions. ln spite of all this, they have been able to keep E.C.l-l.S. up to par and even make improvements that were thought impossible. The annual staff joins with the rest of the school and the community in extending their sincere thanks to this Board of Education and hope that E.C.H.S. will always be fortunate enough to have men of their ability and sincere interest in the students' Welfare to guide the destiny of our school. wmlkv HMI- Mrs. Helen W. Taylor 1940-43 S.I.N,U., Ed.B. Maior: Commerce Instructor: Shorthand, Typ- ing, Bookkeeping, General Business. Sponsor: Senior Class, Stu- dent Council, and Annual Staff. Ivan C. Hall 1936-43 Monmouth College, B.S. Major: Mathematics. Instructor: Algebra, Geom- etry, General Mathematics, General Science, Physical Education and Algebra Il. Sponsor: Sophomore Class and Athletics Ruth E. Lucas 1940-42 Monmouth College, A.B. Maior: English U Instructor: English, Speech, ' Physical Education, and I D at' I I' Sgcfrfsohcslunior Class and ' U ' 63 G.A.A. 5 lIJV"" ' .1 U0'VN-if U W . -yv . s 64412 Q ' tured: 3' vu-0 0 C ured: 7111341550 . C. . Reid Pauline Douglas Lois Hargis 1943 1942-43 1942-43 S.l.N.U., Ed.B. DePauw, A.B. S.l.N.U., Ed.B. MCIIOH E1'1QliSl'1 Muior: English Maior: History and English Instructor: American His- Instructor: English, Speech, Instructor: English II, World tory, Problems in American Girl's Physical Education History, Geography, and Democracy, and English IV. spans , -Iunior Cla and General Business V JylG.A.A Sponsor: lunior las ' , v f . 1 V I N , uA f r ,IQ wifi? FACULTY C. F. Reid Principal. 1931-43 University of Illinois, AB., AM: 1 Maior: Science and School Administration Instructor: Physics, Biology, General Science, and Avia- tion. Sponsor: Student Council. Grace Kachelhoffer 1 942 University of North Dakota, B.S. and Ed.B. Maior: English Instructor: E n gl i s h IV, American History, Problems in American Democracy Sponsor: Senior Class, Pa- per Staff, and Annual Staff. Leland H. Grizzell 1941-43 S.l.N.U., Ed.B. Maior: Music Instructor: Band, Harmony, Civics Sponsor: Freshman Class. Nina Lee Hurst 1939-43. Secretary Graduate of E.C.H.S. One year at S.l.N.U. D1---J"" U s+1L.-YUM 4- 1-nl M152-3? ' cfm ,f,.T,z.5,,f.4 STUDENT fCUlUNfClllL ' 54,5 ,.,.,.., Front : Mr. Reid, Mrs. y- lor, Iames Bowling, Beit Io Russell, Peggy Swan. Back Row: Obadiah Nance, Arkell Wisely, Bill Le Pere, Mildred Kuehn, Wanda Iune Russell, lean Lipe, Dorothy Kopp, Christine Evans, Hubert - Etherton. gint? 4 wffflfi. .fy T Gym ,v . . ' M if l Early this year the faculty and student body electe the tenth successful j Student Council of E.C.H.S. The purpose of the Council is to give the students A and organizations of our school a form of self-government. All kinds of prob- J! lems are brought before the Council to solve. The Student Council decorated the football field for the Homecoming Game in October. An assembly program was also given that afternoon. A new gas stove was purchased and placed in the laboratory. This proved very useful when refreshments were needed at parties and the funior Carnival. The faculty also cooked their lunches on it during noon hours. The scrap drive was planned by the Council. With the cooperation of the Whole school, it proved to be a great success. The Council purchased War stamps and the members took turns selling them at noon in the specially constructed booth. On December 7, this being the first anniversary of our entrance in the War, about twenty-eight dollars Worth of stamps were sold. , A picture of lack Williamson was bought to be hung in the assembly, as he was our first war casualty. lack was a former member of the Student Council. The building was decorated at Christmas by the Council. A program was given in which the assembly joined in the singing. Gifts were exchanged, including the contents of the fun box. 1103 W . , . n f JJ 3 Wlyiyiyjfw xwmyy J' 3 . b ,Lf ' 11 . LT! T y- y. A - W Qlyvg M KN Z2 J:"'x'.y ,.,' V - X X, - yy", 4' . .fwwyn WH fr T- fy' H. Lhvbf nu 51.515 ,ff 0-44. wvxli 4 j5?'.,f:', 5 V., UQ, A ,tif xq 9 uf ip 4 bg ,, ' 1.,H,vEJ . a , f4 XXXX " ,Ur f . v' ,' I , 4-" .X ' ,',' K 5, - Q W YQ-.k,51, L , ,l ,M ff-x 5251? , 2, V' f11 - , f ww -,I av g 54, , K X XM N is at 51,1 I 'bf A r' NWN - U' 2 '. A 25 ' G . ,D .. , - : Xu Xi w 11:01, Sai f ff f: ' X U 'I M- 9 N-- is H I if sf "tl, Tl :SI7 G. ff! ., hu 'flu' 35 , fix ' f ,A , 2214? U ,AQ Z ,,v,lkf 74 4f'WX MWYENWHN C113 smroits 'ss 'X 99. Lypirf 'N Senior Class Officers President IEAN LIPE Vice-President ELMER CASSAI Secretary-Treasurer BlLl.. LE PERE SENIORS 1942-43 At their first meeting, the Seniors elected the following officers: President, Iean Lipeg Vice-President, Elmer Cassaig Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Le Pere. Mrs. Taylor and Miss Kachelhoffer were chosen as co-sponsors of the Senior Class. The Candy Stand was operated by the Seniors and the profit was used to make the annual better than ever. On December' 3, the class presented the play, "lt Happened Next Tues- day." lt was a patriotic play, very appropriate for this particular time. lt was a great success and the best play of the year. The class had a Christmas Party, one Week before Christmas. The students exchanged gifts and enjoyed themselves immensely. Due to restrictions on transportation facilities and war conditions the Seniors have not decided what they will plan for Senior Day. With hard-earned diplomas our Seniors step forth into the fast-moving World. Will they be successful? We hope sol Margaret Bishop "Pee Wee" 'S "Ah rats." ' Annual Stait 4g Pep Club 1- 2: Glee Club lezy Candy Stand 45 G.A.A. 1-ZL Twirler 3 4 X Q - ' 14-14 3, N 'B 8 5 jr.. 'H -c Mrs. Helen Taylor Miss Grace Kachel- . I l. , .NL Sponsor hoffer N 'jg i ' , s 5 Sponsor IS I. J Sf f " X KX RB ,L Tx N? t . x ,A Q c bl si 1125 .imtan x Freda Daffron ...rudu "You don't say." Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Dramatic Club l-25 Pep Club ly Glee Club l-2-35 Play 35 G.A.A. l-2-3-45 Li- brarian 4. Hubert Etherton "Warps. Ir." "Shake it and Break it." Dramatic Club 1-25 Play 25 Student Council 3-45 Librar- ian 25 Football 4. 113 Track 2. Iohn Boros "Dark horse" "True education frees the human skirt." Stage Mgr. 2-3-45 Football Guard l-2-3-45 Librarian 45 Business Mgr. 45 Play 15 Li- ' -. .' . V .N ..-v 'Q I 6? . i N- 'wa x ' U' 'Ql- .z K N U H 1 S N Nxt U ' , ."x5QC - by AF Q ' D i "ss K we Allure arie,Burps h 5- 3 X rj UB - a . f .... xi U me 'ox . X: - Kl'Gee 54 I A si if 4, lvmmeifse' cllillilwfvz, Pip ciub 1, Play, ' brarian 2-3, Elmer Cassai "Casey" "Win if you can, lose if you must, but always be a gentleman." Class Officer 3-45 Basketball l-2-35 Football l-2-3-45 Track lp Tennis 1. Buddy Church "Randy" "Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow." Paper Staff 45 Tennis l-3, Blanche Crews "Crewsie" "Are you kiddin'?" Paper Staff 45 Dramatic Club 1-25 Band l-2-3-45 Librarian 25 Office Assistant 2, Verlie May Cawwlley "Verl" "Well, l'll be," Paper Staff 35 Dramatic Club l-25 Play Business Mgr, 35 Play 45 Band l-2-3-4: Class Officer 2-35 Librarian 25 ln- tellectuals 2: Annual Staff 4. Catherine Contri "Squeegie" "Can you imagine that?" Annual Staff 45 Dramatic Club 25 Pep Club 15 Glee Club l-25 Play 1-2-35 G,A.A. l-2-35 lntellectuals 25 Office Assistant l-2-3-4. lack Crews "Blockie" "No Kiddinhn Band l-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2- 3-45 Football 2-3-45 Tennis 1. Christine Evans "Tina" "Hi, Moron." Annual Staff 45 Dramatic Club 1-25 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 1-2-35 Play 1-2-35 G.A,A. l-2-35 Student Council 3-45 lntellectuals 15 Office Assist- ant l-2-3. J Iames Getzie "Bamey" "It's Ungodly. What the Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 25 Play 45 Band l-2-3-45 Class Officer l-25 Intellectuals 25 gaisketball 45 Football 1-2- SENIORS Archibald Gray Rosemarie Kristan Charles Krelo Charles Krisfaluzy "Feet" "Rosie" "Krelo" "Kris" "Good Buddy." "The paper must come "Holy Mackeralf' "What say?" Boxing 1-2, out Thursday' Play 3-45 Football Guard l-2. Stfigz Mgg. 32 Sfaudfntlgogira- Paper Staff 2-3-45 Glee Club C1 7 Us ef G ' ' ' 7 l-2-3: Pl 1-2-45 G.A,A. 1-2- Af Z ,, ' - FOOUJG11 1-253-4- 3-45 Librcixdlan 2-35 Twirler 3-4. s W. I - ' Z , 6 Z . i . 2 1 W , ,.....- ' lean fipe Bill LePere "Ieanie" "Slug" 114 "Believe nothing you hear and only half of what you see." Paper Staff 2-35 Dramatic Club l-25 Glee Club l-2-35 Play 2-3-45 Band l-2-3-45 Stu- dent Council 2-45 Class Ot- ficer 45 lntellectuals l-25 Of- fice Assistant 2-3-4. Gloria Lorenzini "Giggs" "Well, scat my cats." Annual Staff 45 Glee Club l-2-35 Band 1-2-3-45 Intel- lectuals 2, Anna Lipton ..Red.. "Who do you think you are - anyhow?" Dramatic Club 25 Pep Club ly Glee Club l-2-35 G.A,A. l-2-3-35 lntellectuals 25 Twirl- er -. Arlene Martin "Diz" "Oh, Heck!" Paper Stall 45 G.A.A. l-2-3-45 Office Assistant l-2-3-4. "You know that." Football Mgr. 2-35 Basketball Mgr. 2-35 Boxing 2-35 Stu- dent Council 45 Track 35 Football 45 Office Assistant 45 Play 3-45 Band I-2-3-45 balsketball 45 Class Officer I. V. Lowe slay.. "You can't get something out of nothing." Pinckneyville High School l-25 Annual Staff 45 Play 35 Band 3-4. Lester Myers ..Lec,. "Give me Liberty or shoot me in the head." Paper Staff 25 Dramatic'Club l-25 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 2-35 Play 45 Band l-Z-3-45 lntellectuals 25 Boxing 15 Football Mgr, 25 Basketball Mflr. 2. Obadiah Nance "Chink" "Fan me with a brick." Student Council 45 Basket- ball 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3- 45 Boxing 1-2-3. U 3,5--l"" 4 MAW'--v"I'v"' o I W . G Edward Phillips "Curly" "Oh, l'd say." gootball Guard l-25 Boxing Pete Re "Flash" "I don't know." Plav 45 Football l-2-3-45 Bas- ketball l-2-3-45 Track l-2-3, Eugene Robinson "Red" "It beats me." Class Officer 2-35 Basketball l-2-35 Football 1-2-3-45 Box- ing l-2-35 Track l. Iulia Simon "Butch" "Wouldn't you like to knoW." gkrinual Stall 45 G.A.A. 1-2- Wanda Lee Porter "Wanna Wee" "Don't kid yourself." Dramatic Club l-21 Annual Stall 45 Glee Club l-2-35 Play l-3-45 Band 3-45 Librarian 2: lntellectuals l-2. Doris Romines "Blondie" 'C "lf at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try again." Paper Staff 45 Glee Club 35 G.A.A. 1-3-45 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 4. Wanda I une Russell "Corky" "Hold tight and skate slow." Dramatic Club l-2: Glee Club 1-2-35 Play l-35 Band l-2-3-45 Student Council 45 lntellectuals 25 Ottice Assist- ant 3-45 Drum Majorette 3-4. George Setelia "Geraldo" "Pass the biscuits, Miranda." Plav 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Foot- ball l-2. Christina Thomas "Tomboy" "What a shape-this World is in." Annual Stall 45 Pep Club l Giee Club 1-25 GAA. 1-2- 3-45 Librarian l-25 lntellec tuals 2. Perry Ward mrrap.. "lust call me, Homer." Paper Stall 45 Annual Staff 45 Dramatic Club 25 Play 2- 3-45 Football Guard 2-35 Li- brarian 35 Basketball 3-45 Football 45 Track 2-3-45 Box- inq l5 Coke Machine 4. l ' l'.' AM-1-mufv-nu-11 Dolores Wanda Ward "Trap, Ir." "Oh, Fuzz!" Dramatic Club 25 Glee Club l-2-35 Candy Stand 45 G.A.A, ll-2-3-45 lntellectuals 25 Play 153 Arkell Wisely "Wise" "Don't get excited, babe." Pacer Staff 35 Football Guard l-25 Student Council 45 Class Officer 35 Basketball 3-45 Football 3-4. CLASS PIROIPHIECY Well, I have finished my supper' and settled myself in an easy chair, in 'front of the fireplace to read the latest news in "The Know-it-All." I noticed the following interesting items: Looking into Uncle Sam's forces, defense plants, etc., I see your following classmates. ' The following Navy Nurses were decorated for their bravery, Gloria Lorenzini, Wanda Lee Porter, and Dolores Ward. Margaret Bishop set the record for ferrying bombers. Lieutenant Iohn Boros, of the United States Army today praised Archibald Gray and Obadiah Nance, camp cooks, on their food preparations. Lester Myers and Iack Crews are "keeping the spuds rolling" at Camp Roberts. Bill Le Pere, flyer in the distinguished "Eagle Squadron," has downed forty lap planes, setting a new record. His buddies, Perry Ward and I. V. Lowe, are trying to beat this record. The Navy refers to Elmer Cassai and Red Robinson as their "two man invasion." Buddy Church is nicknamed "Fearless Church." Looking into a busy defense plant I see Catherine Contri, who is called "Rosie the Riveter," who is being assisted by Freda Daffron. The blue print expert of the plant is Mr. Krisfaluzy. Iohn Hartsock plays a big par't in the designing of these bombers. Major Phillips, of the United States Army, has stated, quote, "This plant is doing superb work and I think the President, Mr. Pete Re, should be complimented." Over in Egypt I see "Wese" Wisely climbing from the cockpit of his plane, after downing five German planes. Now to look in on the life at Washington, D. C. The President compli- mented the following stenographers on their fine work: Verlie May Cawvey, Blanche Crews, Rosemarie Kristan, Arlene Martin, and Wanda Iune Russell. The moral of the people must be kept up so we will see what is going on in the Society Page. At Hollywood, at the swanky night club "Stumble Inn," Iames Getzie fHarry Iarnes the secondl is featured this week. Featured vocal- ist is Miss Christine Evans. And the young girl who took Carmen Miranda's place in Hollywood, Miss Thomas, will favor the crowd with a few dance specialties. The guest of honor' will be Mr. Hubert Etherton, Hollywood's latest sensation. It is rumored that he will escort Miss Lipe, famous Powers' Model. The soldiers and sailors will be entertained at the U.S.O. club in New York by George Setelia and his clarinet. Annie Lipton is a torch singer in his orchestra. The hostesses at the club are Alice Marie Burns, Doris Romines, and Iulia Simon. Mr. Krelo, mayor of New York, will also be present. Well the fire has died out and I have read all the news so l guess I'll renre- Good night. 1165 CLASS The members of the Senior Class take this opportunity to officially make their last will and testament and to bestow their numerous abilities and traits lwhether they be good or badl upon the lower classmen of E.C.H.S. I, Margaret Bishop, will my good looks to my sister Virginia and my intelli- gence to any one who can use it. I, Iohn Boros, will my quietness to the Mulkin twins and my black hair to C. W. Rath. I, Alice Marie Burns, will my bashfulness to Paul Hartsock and my good health to all the weaklings in school. I, Elmer Cassai, will my "way with the women" to Cecil Brown and my reserve to Fred Pickering. I, Verlie May Cawvey, will my cleverness to Delores Quigley and my love for studying to Andrew Wallace. I, Buddy Church, will my handsomeness to Harold Carter and my wavy hair to George Mitroka. I, Catherine Contri, will my hair to Gilda Bowlin and my smallness to Shorty Mulkin. l, lack Crews, will my basketball ability to Ioe Cochran and my dislike for books to Harry Williamson. I, Blanche Crews, will my giggling ability to lean Burns and my typing ability to Bill Blacklock. I, Freda Daffron, will my dancing ability to loyce Tyner and my blonde hair to Theresa Earhart. I, Hubert Etherton, will my blonde curly hair to Bill Skarupa. I, Tina Evans, will my personality to Mildred Kuehn and my acting ability to Betty Io Russell. I, Iames Getzie, will my trumpet playing to Bill Leake. I, Charles Krisfaluzy, will my dancing genius to Laffollette Conroy. I, Rosemary Kristan, will my newspaper work to Dorothy Kopp. I, Iean Lipe, will my "happy-go-lucky air" to lean Bayless and my acting ability to Opal Daffron. I, Bill Le Pere, will my blonde hair to Harold Miller. I, Annie Lipton, will my red locks to Marceline Casleton and my ability to dance to Annie Savka. I, Gloria Lorenzini, will my singing ability to Iulia Mery. I, Lester Myers, will my practical joking to Bill Flannigon. I, Arlene Martin, will my office job to Marion Gruber. I, Obadiah Nance, will my place on the basketball team to Herbert McCall. I, Edward Phillips, will my pretty curly hair to someone who needs it- Iohn Smith. I, Wanda Lee Porter, will my seat in the assembly to Iulia Etta Bottomley. I, Pete Re, will my artistic skill to Norman Iones and my way with the teachers to Carroll Little. I, Doris Romines, will my position as typist on the Bluebird Chatter to Inez Bergmann. I, Eugene Robinson, will my winsome smile to Leonard Lipton. I, Wanda Russell, will my sleeping ability to Dorothy lean and my baton to Loudene Power. I, Iulia Simon, will my thoughtful mind to Lois Cawvey. I, George Setelia, will my popularity with all girls to whoever can get it and my clarinet to Lois lean Beggs. I, Christina Thomas, will my jitterbugging ability to Bertha Robinson and my talking quality to Mary Mulkin. I, Delores Ward, will my love for dancing to Olga Cucchi. I, Perry Ward, will my changing voice to Billy Hickarn and my laughing disposition to Bill Lane. I, Arkell Wisely, will my easy going manner to Raymond Cucchi. I, I. V. Love, will my height to Bobby Leake and my girl friends to Frankie Weston. Signed and Sealed this 29th day of May. C171 WILL -4 4 MJ N4 if ' X f f J IUNIORS 1942-43 The lunior Class of l942-43 elected their class officers as fol- lows: President, fulia Mery, Vice-President, Doris Valeriusg Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Eliza- beth Fredrick. The last of September, the class had a hike. lt was differ- ent and all the students had a good time. On October 27, the Iuniors gave their Penny Carnival. It was very successful. The luniors ordered their rings in October-and received them in fanuary. The class, on February 25, presented their play. lt was called, "Say it With Music," and was greatly enjoyed by every- one present. ln May, just before gradua- tion, the lunior Class, following the old tradition, gave the Sen- iors a grand banquet. lt was a attende . formal occa ion a d everyo e DEW ' First Row: lmogene Abbott, Iean Bayess, Dorothy lean Bechtlofft. X ' Second Row: Inez Bergmann, Mary Louise Betz, Bill Blacklock, Dean Boner, Cecil Brown, J . x ,' Iulia Bottomley, .Q 5 ' Third Row: Gilda Bowlin, Pat Burns, Anna Buyaki, Lois Cawvef Harrell Carter, Mildred Combs. .. .Fourth Row: Balph Creech, Olga Cucchi, Laffollette Conroy, Opal Daffron, Beulah Fox, f.s an 1 Mary Elizabeth Fredricks. ' 'I Wil-it R' Fifth Row: Muriel Gray, Norman Tones, Dorothy Kopp, Leonard Lipton, Mildred Kuehn, ' 7 Y Carrol Little. v l 'Sixth Row: Iulia Mery, George Mitroka, Genevieve Moore, Elouise Porter, Fred Pickering, Jia Dolores Quigley. WJ , , Seventh Row: Iohn Saunders, Golda Romines, Bill Skarupa, Anna Savka, Iohn Smith, ,pg U I Z Betty Throgrnorton. ' v - , W ,Eighth Row: Bert St. IvanYf lOYCe TYner, Ed Thome, Doris Valeriusf Golda Winchester,.9-Ji' 0' ' ,Sf ,' ' x Mary Wright. ' 6 , i if If Jfb I ,J-,VJ mfr fi W' soipnomonias B WCWFQ, Q i 5 LU hash: ,fff ,wmv ,- WM, U 0 '54-Q ww. 12364 ' eg ' W- 05110 -4- 1 .AAAAL M V ffrfvfg Q1 ' IWW- '-if . r 4 'qw' diy- ,AMMI ,if all 5..- I :I ' ' E ' Q v1.ff,.' Ill, "'.fr.'f1Ia-yk4- -ku Llxuf ' UQ, J, -,A,,,, : Row: Bill Mulkin, Iames Bowling, Kenneth Stratton, Clifford Nance, Bill Leake, Frank . L' 1 I 5, Siefert, Eugene Higgerson, Peggy Swan, Lois Bennett. it W' Second Row: Mr. Hall, Clarence Graeff, Wilbum Clark, George Heape, Gerhart Ierome, 1 Q K Bertha Robinson, Florene Morgan, Sue Wise, Iudith Heape, William Combs. , 2 ' Third Row: Mary Louise Barnett, Virginia Bishop, Betty Atherton, Iessie Moore, Betty Sue I SX U Crowe, Iuanita Iackson. v Fourth Row: Wanda Mulkin, Bernell Morgan, Evelyn Burroughs, Maxine Higgerson, Theresa Earhart, Margaret Griffin, Loudene Power, Betty Iune Holshouser, lean Burns, Ruth B Gray, Lyda Mae Ross. 'Q , Fifth Row: Mary Mulkin, Billy Walters, Wayne Conroy, lake Martie, Mary Pickering, Nadine ' 4. Morris, Marian Gruber, Audrey Wisely. if 5 Sixth Row: Franklin Weston, Patsy Griffin, Bennie Krelo, Herbert McCall, Dean Hargett, ' 'ff-Q Andrew Wallace, Mike Wolfe, Bill Lane, Harold Miller, Harry Williamson, Ioe Cochran, it i " Wallace Leek. ' ff, 9 I 4 fi, 2711441 'sl f . :J wav A ' 'ri soPHoMoREs 1942-43 4,,,.,f,,J W. , Q ' 'I - "At last We're Sophomores . . . anyway We're out of the 'green freshie' 1, E class, and glad of it . . . and feeling so much more important. We're getting sd B -4 l 2 wiser every day . . . learning lots from the Iuniors and Seniors . . . handing our knowledge on to the freshies. Yes, We're proud to be Sophornores, but hurrah, '6 next year We'll belong to the upper-classrnenf' This class chose at the beginning of the school year for their sponsor, Mr. j Hall. The class officers elected are: Nadine Morris, President, farnes Bowling, Vice-President, and Harry Williamson, Secretary-Treasurer. They take part in all activities of E.C.H.S., including band, G.A.A., basketball, football, and many others. The King and Queen for the school have been chosen from this t class the last two years. They, too, are represented on the Student Council. l? We're proud of this group, and We're sure they will keep up their fin ' work after a good start A l sawvwfrizfw 419 f'T'Zfz.,,1,M" ,HS rR1EsH1vi1EN f , ,W Row: Bobby Farmer, Billie Don Miller, Lois lean Beggs, Lenora Chamness, Eula Wal- ters, Betty Io Craig, Bobby Leake, Robert Phillips, Allan Smith. nd Row: Bernard Gray, Bill Spangler, Richard Brown, Billy Hickam, Lynn Lingle, Ben Wright, Ruby Winchester. Third Row: Mr. Grizzell, Betty Io Russell, Paquitta Williams, Mae Lane, Marceline Casle- ton, Vera Abbott, Bernitta Ceto, Ruth Thompson. Fourth Row: Edward Wright, Frank Turok, Bobby Craig, George Edward King, C. W. Rath, Bobby Iones, Floyd Rozmislowicz, Charles St. Ivany, Ralph Cawvey. Fifth Row: Ruth Brown, Viola Batteau, Elaine Robinson, Frances Doolin, Margaret Buyaki, Ianice Brayshaw, Ruth McCollum, Ioyce Wise, Iohn Lenzini. Sixth Row: Ardell Walters, Iames Gassett, Paul Hartsock, Donald Crews, lesse Ballard, Raymond Cucchi, Charles Mozi. FRESHMEN 1942-43 "We enter as freshmen . . . tricky new clothes . . . a little green, but a smile on our face . . . during the year we've learned a lot . . . that 'X' is the unknown . . . yes, we're freshmen, not once have they let us forget it." This class started out with an enrollment of 49 at the beginning of the year. They chose as their sponsor Mr. Grizzell, and class officers, Frank Turok, Presi- dentg and Vera Abbott, Secretary-Treasurer. They have made a good start already in school activities, taking part in band, football, basketball, GAA., and other activities. They also have a representative on the Student Council. Stay with it freshies, and you'll be Sophornores next year. C203 QM---IQ, ' ' l ff-Wuwlwfwvwf M 4'd -M-f 552,-.eflgf-kdQ.7,vLQ,1'.T.,.,j Q 'Q 1 Z-'V-J LU., . f' . kgQJ My 'ML ' Z " u 'fffzfgw X bf. 4' X YN 'CK x NX j1 ...fx , ' fig,-If , , 4M fill 7'f1','WT':,I 2:7 d,,'1R'gf, ,f X Anfz,exa,4J.9-1,21 f' - G ?:,fi'J3 , Zf IN1 Q if fjgi :'-9' 1, 6 La ggi afkvffgieasfl Q' My IQQX3 riff' 'K X115 HW - , X43 ff f ss ' f , W W .Mp f Q .. ' .J l . N . l, K Wwff J Ak X V Oy W ' 1 ' puff! ' 1' y- , af 4,1 D iff A 2 AV'fM3 1, XM5 1" K l DRAMATICS 5 SENIOR PLAY 1 Left io Rlght: B111 Le Pere, Rose Marie Krlstan, Wanda Lee Porter, Charle Ly Krelo, Lester Meyers, Verlie Mae Cawvey, Iames Getzie, Perry Ward, Pete Re, Betty Io Russell, lean Lipe, Dolores Ward. K '1 It ' A 4 r -n f 1 , 'x' 5 0- K IUNIOR PLAY X 1-57 x Left to Right: Ioyce Tyner, Lois Cawvey, Iulia Bottomley e .le , rothy Bechtlofft, Mary Louise Betz, Dorothy Kopp, Iuli y is? Porte? 5 F' Miss I-largis, Dorisxfalerius. J I l tl X my ,,." pl ' I I - fl ' ' l 7- 'A I 'g J 1 is 1 V fs? 50 7 N , f x . A V V. ' ' ,L 1' '31 Q 'L ' lil Y X -vi 5 SJ ' ' - r ' at ug' Sy? ,Fi . ' f . 4223 L T v tc. Q. x gg? -Wi W! ff? W I N. 4 X- E ill , ,F ., XX- ex H3 Y tg H 5 N. 4 X. 5 s I x .A .1 . X x' lk u ' .x -A 14 RY 4x,x4 Pa fl ,y Wy'. DRAMATICS ,WX SENIOR PLAY. The Senior class presented the play "lt Happened Next Tuesday" on ecember 3. There was a good attendance and the play was a great success. I Tom Iones, the leading character, was a small town man Who, seemingly, ad no interests in the government of his country. Since all he thought of was hunting, he became rather startled when he returned from his trip to the North if Woods, to find his family, home, friends, and government being torn betvfeen the vicious arms of Fascism and Dictatorship. ln the clever Third Act, the plan of Fascism and Dictatorship tumed out to be a dream. The comedy was fur- A N nished by Minnetta, the colored maid. There was the portrayal of lots of melodrama, a little romance, and Americas answer to the challenge of dictatorship. D W ad yy -ui., - . My Av N X WG 3 J fb, M' ' X if 'wg F N ,f-no MW' K . it . A , W, 4 an "' ' ,K X Y QF The Iunior play, "Say It With Music," was presented on February 25. Clara Bell, the heroine constantly insists on singing and as luck would ' ave it, she moves next door to the prospective tenant in a boarding house. She sings continually with a voice that really isn't a voice at all, ocnd in the end, is J .35 after many trials and hard times, she is given a contract to sing on the radio. The play was one of the most popular comedies of the day and was very successful. 2 I f-'s ,if ' , F WL., LCafv-ff 23 .cm x ' 4 J . Leland H. Grizzell Director lElLKVlULlLlE HIGH SCHOCOL BAND Mow wc-4 ll-M312 J v,,0x"l-lar-QA! 14,41 ima W, ,Wirral o--fvuufo-wdbfuffflld MJ-M 1 K , I' 2 'sl 'Jff J - - . f ,.. , 1 r , , 1, . . l Flute: 1 .- , ,ff , ,J Dolores Quigley V- ,Ply . . J .H J V .X if 4' lc, r ,Jr-3 Tuba: xr ii P' Bill Flomriig x I J -V , , ,,,, , . M 4 . W". U V ,H wif' Qi! ,ft , ff Majoreties: X 'f,Lf"l fl! wk M, W' 5 ff C M if J Annie Lipton Q VN U, rf Loudene Power , F' Wondo lurie Russell Q U 9' MF! fini, off VV Rosemarie Kristom ' ,,-fy Ml Q if My Morgoret Bishop lily JJ J V Wir ww ' SCM! ,fffylcy ml W. www .ll Wmif' a-A .r-'vw-g ,DLL J,:.A.J- E W l,,,Q. ,Af'v'sL-'g-, M . Saxophones Trombones '-J 'yV Trumpets: ,ICA lanies Getzie Norman lones Billy Leake Wanda Iune Russell Blanche Crews Billy I-lickarn loe Cochran Clarinets: Marion Gruber lean Bayless Bill Le Pere Dorothy Kopp George Setelia Bobby Craig Bernitta Ceto Gilda Bowlin loyce Tyner Dorothy lean Becht- lofft Lois Beggs Bcrritones: Pat Burns lack Crews CNot pictured? Richard Brown KING AND QUEEN KING Harry Williamson QUEEN Florene Morgan ATTENDANTS Margaret Bishop Opal Daftron Vera Abbott -3 T d if i 4' ly sf" JW H' - 1' Q 9 r 4 me ly V lil. vklu L' . .L X5 JGAS' twfxqtof gif . ' EJ. Lrlltjkg, . i H, KING AND QUEEN This year, as every year, the lunior Class sponsored a carnival. Under the assistance and guidance of Miss Lucas and Miss Hargis, the lunior Class made a net profit of Sl26.6O. This amount set a new record for money taken in by any preceeding carnival. The lunior Class should be complimented on the fine carnival they had. There were all sorts of games, refreshments, etc. Candidates for King and Queen were elected from each class. Votes were sold to determine the winner. Each class could tell how tar their candi- dates Were by Watching the thermometers. The more votes that were bought, the higher the thermometer would rise. At lU o'clock the polls were closed and the winners determined. The Sophomore candidates, Florene Morgan and Harry Williamson, had the honor ot being crowned King and Queen of the lunior Carnival of 1942. 1265 Z' in T BLUJEBIJRD fcirrmririlizn lk y Q - - l' 1 .. f, . ' -,JJ ' , , A I l' If YI: f 2, ,I -r 5 li f ', . - Llyla. 1 ' V' L, ,A I .fry , .. - ,,.1-i ,1 ,Q 1 I' T ,, lsr- 2 'ty I . I m. L L4 - .ll 'vu 'yu UV" , ' V 1' iq 1 l l Standing. hom left to right: Buddy Church and Perry Ward, Sports: Miss Kochelhotfer, Sponsor: Betty Iune Holshouser, Art and Cartoons, Doris Valerius, Iunior Class Reporter: Peggy Swan, Lowersclass- meng Dolores Quigley, Musicg Iulia Mery and Rosemarie Kristan, Co-editorsy Loudene Power, Humor and Feature, and Bill Blacklock, Ads. Seated. from left to right: Freda Daiiron, Senior Class Reporterp Genevieve Moore, Assembly Programs, Inez Bergmann, Schoolroomp Doris Rornines, Typist, Elouise Porter, G.A.A.g Dorothy Kopp, Business Managerg Lois Cawvey, P.T.A.g Arlene Martin, Typist: Mary' E. Frederick, Advertising Manager. : 1 . ' 2 xl Q.4.fsz-4. A-V'-7,3"'aA-'J-J - . 4 1 L L LLQAJ A Q ,4-1,-1.Jl.l,, "aL"L 1 L., ev-A ,Aff 'w'C4l.-f"'-A- fd'-'ef' C " The weekly newspaper of the Elkville Community High School, gut out A ' by a staff of twenty members, is the important BLUEBIRD CHATTER. Miss Kachelhoffer was our sponsor the first of the year until her resignation. The BLUEBIRD CHATTER was founded December 2, 1938, to promote the best interests of E.C.H.S. It comes off the press every Thursday, a day everyone looks forward to, and is sold at noon, at the price of one cent each. lt contains all news of the school, including sports, music, class news, alumni, P.T.A., jokes, and other important local news of the school. A special column, known as "Snoop" is a popular feature of the paper. The staff of the BLUEBIRD CHATTER this year was chosen by the faculty and staff of last year. The BLUEBIRD CHATTER is not only sold to students of E.C.H.S., but also has many subscribers to whom it is of much interest. l27l SNAPSHOTS 5 Ufafv ' Wg!-f w if pw! f M, fy E . f W .4 ffl Cf Lf, Z7 my V If . , K ff f 1, f A xffyny VJ W' f 'W ff ., ffl Q , ,f E ,fri .A- 7 fwfggilf J QA' iii" X Q x 1 a l l LS ' lf' , s K 3, , fn ' wilful' f , Ex 1 ff N N V? 1 1,1 ' f 5 f ff' M - if Q X wwe LZ2if:fQ,:" r QTQJ 1 ,' - !f.C:l:?,i??f H4 51? Asxffl fflfl' f riff 111 I If I 1 I 1 I ff' 'I 1 , fa, - , ' I 1,11 .,,, , Ill' ' I M AEK 1942 SCHEDULE lFOOTlBSAlLlL Elmer Cczsscri-Eugene Robinson Co-Captains This years' championship football team gave Elkville one of the most successful seasons in the history of the school and the only undisputed championship team since l932. The Bluebirds played a total of eight games. They finished the season with a record of seven wins and one loss, playing schools twice their size or even larger, They scored a total ot 203 points and had a total of 51 scored against them. Letter men on the team were: Arkell Wisely, lack Crews, Cecil Brown, Eugene Robinson, Elmer Cassai, Iames Getzie, Obecliah Nance, George Mitroka, Fred Pickering, Harrell Car- ter, Perry Ward, and Bob Saunders. Besides the Senior letter men on the team other Seniors who saw action were: Bill Le Pere, Pete Re, and Hubert Etherton. September 1 l-Elkville lohnston City September l8-Elkville Carterville . . September 25-Elkville .... .... C arbondale . October 2-Elkville Christopher . October 9-Elkville Sparta ...... October 16-Elkville Pinckneyville October SU-Elkville .... .... D u Quoin . . . November 4-Elkville ..,. .... Z eigler' . . . First Row fleii to rightl: Eugene Robinson, Elmer Cassai, Arkell Wisely, Cecil Brown, Bob Saunders, lack Crews, Perry Ward, Iames Getzie, Fred Pickering, Obediah Nance, Harrell Carter, and Charles Kristaluzy. Second How: Bob Iones, Bill Le Pere, Norman Iones, Herbert McCall, Andrew Wallace, Bert St. Ivany, Bill Skarupa, Harry Williamson, George Mitroka, Hubert Etherton, Ralph Creech, and Pete Re. Third Row: Coach Hall, Ioe Cochran, Wilburn Clark, Iimmy Bowling, Laftollette Conroy, Clifford Nance, Kenneth Stratton, Bobby Craig, and Bernard Gray. C307 CCUNIFIERIENCIE CHAMPIUNS OIF 119412 K CONlFlElRlENClE CHAMPIONS 119413 3 K .1 :greg First Row: Coach Hall, Herbert McCall, Perry Ward, Cecil Brown, Arkell Wisely, Eugene Robinson, Elmer Cassai, lack Crews, Obediah Nance, Bill Skarupa, Charley Kristaluzy, Bernard Grey. Second Row: Richard Brown, Bob Iones, Bobby Craig, Ardell Walters, Donald Crews, Fred Pickering, Ioe Cochran, Bob Saunders, larnes Getzie, Pete Re, Bill Le Pere, Frank Turok, James Bowling. The l942-43 Basketball squad representing E.C.H.S. was a smooth Work- ing combination which managed to win eight of its first eleven games. Like the football schedule the basketball schedule consisted of schools ranging all the Way from twice our size to three or four times our size. Even though the team played under this handicap they always managed to hold their own. The first five consisted of Cecil Brown, Arkell Wisely, Charlie Krisfaluzy, lack Crews, and Obadiah Nance. All of the first five were seniors except Brown. Other Seniors on the squad were Pete Re, Bill Le Pere, Perry Ward, Elmer Cassai and Eugene Robinson. SEASON'S GAMES 1942-43 Elkville ..... ...,,...,... H urst-Bush . . , . . .39 Elkville .... ..... A shely .,... ..... 2 9 Elkville .... ..... B enton . . . Elkville Vienna ..... Elkville Ziegler .,.,.. Elkville Carbondale . Elkville Murphysboro Elkville Du Quoin . . . Elkville Galatia .r... Elkville Sparta ....., Elkville Vergennes ., Elkville Carterville .. Elkville Pinckneyville Elkville Murphysboro Elkville Iohnston City Elkville Christopher . Elkville Valier ...,., Elkville Zeigler ..... Elkville DuOuoin . . , Elkville Mcl..eansboro Elkville Hurst-Bush , Elkville Sparta .,,.. Elkville Carterville . Elkville Iohnston City Elkville Christopher . 32 The Mulkin twlns Mary Kathryn and Wanda Mae led the cheers again this year or their second year The girls took art in ever arne both at home ATHLETICS COACH IVAN HALL Coach Ivan Hall graduated from Monmouth College. lt was there that he gained his great knowledge of football and basketball, Since coming to Elkville, Mr. Hall has made many friends and has always been Well liked by his teams. He also has quite a successful record in the win and lose column. Since l936, his basket- ball teams have Won lU8 games While losing only 72. His football teams have Won 25 games while losing 23. A total of six tourna- ments have been won under his regime. Thir- teen trophies h Ced in our trophy case bY Mr H l's tea ? em have 'X J wr rffkfffbfr Vhfgvf W ' fl! W N fr ,J , ffl ll fvffiil it , 1? V i' ,wwf OUI' W good WahdafMae Mulkm VV 'f k ' 'v uf? A ' fi'l rl.: 1V fl 1 ,"" ' ,I ff fl I ff V W 'wif' fill! 5 xg Q hs-L if f' L 'J ,' L 4' 4 , f ,W Ju f tx , llwwf lWiill'f! Y' 't i W aan A GAA. First Row: Rosemarie Kristan, Patsy Griffin, Annie Lipton, Freda Daffron, Iulia Simon, Nadine Morris, Christina Thomas, Doris Romines, Arlene Martin, Dolores Ward, Mary Louise Betz, Golcla Romines, Miss Ruth Lucas. Second Row: Mary Lou Tripp, Viola Batteau, Sue Wise, Mae Lane, Betty Atherton, Imogene Abbott, Anna Savka, Olqa Cucchi, Opal Daffron, Muriel Gray, Eula Walters, Evelyn Burroughs. Third Row: Betty Io Craig, Ioyce Wise, Theresa Earhart, Virginia Bishop, Florene Morgan, Bertha Robin- son, Audrey Wisely, Margaret Griffin, Vera Abbott, Ruth Thompson, Betty Io Russell, Maxine Higgerson. Fourth Row: Frances Doolin, Dean Boner, Marceline Casleton, Peggy Swan, Beulah Fox, Mary Kathryn Mulkin, Anna Buvaki, Golda Winchester, Betty Sue Crowe, Mary E, Wright, Margaret Buyaki, Ruth McCollum, Bernell Morgan. Fifth Row: Loudene Power, Elouise Porter, Wanda Mae Mulkin, Mary Pickering, Betty Iune Holshouser. The Girls Athletic Association was sponsored the first half of this year by Miss Ruth Lucas. Due to her resignation Miss Pauline Douglas sponsored the organization the last half. The organization started in the year l934, and has been growing rapidly since. This year there are sixty-two members, which is the greatest number since it was introduced into the Elkville High School. At the end of the previous year the following officers were elected: President, Christina Thomasg Vice-President, Catherine Contri, Secretary- Treasurer, Nadine Morris. Due to the resignation of Catherine Contri, lrno- gene Abbott was elected Vice-President. The season opened with such games as softball, volley ball, bound ball, basketball and hockey. Other interesting games were introduced. Letters were awarded each year to those having the required number of points. The awards are the letter E, the letter l, and the map of lllinois. f34l Q4 4 'E' Q4 Q4 4 4 Q4 4 4 4 Q4 3' Q4 4 Q4 4 Q4 Q4 Q4 4 'E' 'A' 4 4 4 Q4 4 Q4 4 'Z' ? 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If 5 and The Florist gf: -:- -:- QQ Style shop Flower Shop ci Greenhouse E FOR BETTER VALUES- I Block South of I-Iospitol Ei SHOP AT WYMANS phonemy Ig Du Quoin Illinois Du Quoin -:- Illinois Q2 -x- -x- vx- 4+ 4494++++?++k+++Q+++++++i++++++++++++++?+++++?++++++++++++++i++?+++ 4369 4444 '44444 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 4 4 ' + To 4- Ii. e ass Th Cl Q4 54 Q2 of 43 21 4 4 4444 4444 4 . ' We extend every good Wlsh for your future Iii - Ifi Z success ond hoppmess. 5. -1, Z 4 4 4 444 44 :xp We hope thot you will reflect credit to Elkville E Q14 010 cmd the E.C.I-IS. in whotrever wolk of life you pursue. 4444 4444 -1+ -z- + Q Eg Our employees are buying War Bonds 10070 4+ -z- 22 WE BOOST CLEAN ATHLETICS -:Q +z. Q24 0:4 4 4 4 4 E WE SELL CLEAN COAL bi- -E- '5' '5' go ago I I 111011 0 IBFIJ ompang ok qs up Q4 :Q in 54 IQ DOWELL, ILLINOIS 11 Zi! .' oxo vxo ole exe 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 C373 QQWQiiiiikiiikibkiikiiiii+4+9++++++WnVW ?+6++?9++44+4++++++++4+' 994449+494494+4++++++++++?++4++?++++ 'Z' ,xo 0:4 6+4?+++?+++++++4+4??+++?++++++b?+?+++++++++6?9++++4+++++++4 Compliments of THEOBALD'S HOME BAKERY Du Quoin Illinois Safeguard Your Health By Using R U S H I N G ' S PASTEURIZED and HOMOGENIZED PRODUCTS I Du Quoin, Illinois Phone 230 'E' '3- Z? +++++++++++++++++?++++i+i+++i++4 ikikif 444+ +4 Q4 vX4 :xo 'Q ++s Friendly Service Dealers HOUSE 61 TAYLOR GARAGE Approved Plymouth 6- Dodge Service . 317 E. Main Carbondale. Ill. C38 Compliments Ol SCHWARTZ'S LUMBER CO. Elkville, Illinois ++?++??+++4++++++++++++WQQWW????++++Qiiii?+++?++?++++++++44?+? kb? 9444444+444444444944444444gqqqqqggqnqggqgqqqggqg 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444+ 4 v of 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444.4444444 Compliments of RITTER COAL CO. Burn Red Fox Coal Du Quoin, Illinois WE DELIVER PROMPTLY VVEST SIDE DRUG STORE Prescriptions Our Specialty SHEET MUSIC - RECORDS Drugs, Sundries, Wallpaper IOHN MACLIN, R.Ph. 14 West Main St. Du Quoin. Ill. HOME LUMBER CO. "If it's lumber. Call our number" Phone 49 Du Quoin Illinois Compliments of K I M M E L ' S HARDWARE STORE Du Quoin Illinois Compliments of F R I E D M A N ' S Du Quoin Illinois M. WERNER 6 SONS "Tl'1e Leading Clotl'1iers" Since l895 Du Quoin Illinois Trade with THE ECONOMY VARIE'I'Y STORE "A Store for All the People" HARRY LANCASTER, Proprietor Du Quoin ' Illinois Since 1920 "Specialists in Insurance and Real Estate" DU QUOIN INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 96 444444444444449e444444444444444' 5' 39 Q4 4 Ii' 4 4. 4 33 4 4 sfo 4 'lf 4.4 QQ 4 4 4 4 :Ito 4 vga fi 4 'E' 'Q' of Jo 3. 4 5.3 0? 3? 4 ole 4 Ili 4 '51 52 4 4 4 4 014 4 4 oxo 4 Z 55 4444444444 4444444444444444444444444444444444 5:4 401. 444444 '44444444444444444 ggqgqsgggqgq A' ss' V4 P 4 151 A axe in 54 '53 IQ. 4 Q14 '53 'A 4 4 4 sfo 4 4 4 3. 3 of 54 'If up Q14 +14 axe Q14 axe Q4 0:4 axe vxe 414 Q4 Q4 -444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 fi 3 Z Quality Service E Z 1:13 Z H E R F F - I O N E S 1,52 4 4 E Compliments of C C M P A N Y if ffl? Class Rings, Commencement 'P Announcements E3 444 w44 1 54 axe E Indianapolis. Indiana E 5,3 N E D K I M M E L 2 ' Z I2 and E 3 JEWELEHS TO g 11 CLARA I- KIMMEL ELKVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES Z - 4 4 fg I sf 5.1 Elltvllle ' IlliI10iS E. H. Hall Decatur, Illinois E 4 4 'Q 2 3. 4. 32 - S c H R o E D E R 51 FUNERAL Ho1v1:E: gg o W E N s E T R A N s F E R 4 4 4 Q 44 44 -x+ . -rf -1- . . . A Complete Servlce -x- glij Du Quoin. Illinois 'Z' Z? 2 :iz Z A 3 4 I u fx. i .. 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KOPP'S MARKET Quality Meat and Fancy Groceries Elkville ' Illinois Compliments of BOURLAND'S SHELL SERVICE "A friendly service" I Elkville Illinois SAWYER'S PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE Du Quoin, Illinois I B and B SHOE STORE X-Ray Shoe Fitting Du Quoin, Illinois I COPELAND'S CREAM 6 FEED STORE Elkville, Illinois I LASCO AUTO SUPPLY l'Any Part For Any Car" Du Quoin, Illinois u DOWELL SUPPLY Dowell, Illinois l Printers HUSTON - PATTERSON CORPORATION Decatur, Illinois 4' in 33 9? of 0:4 .Io Q24 v Q34 'A' ofa 4 Q14 4 axe v 'C' 'A' +14 4 Q14 4 Xa 4 4 Q24 4 axe Q4 44444444444444444 vxavpvzn 44444444444444444 50' 44444444444444u 444444444 01444014 v 0:4 044 +4444444444444444444444444444444 +14 +14 'X' +14 'X' 'Z' 'Z' 'X' 'X' +14 +14 'I' 'I' 'I' +14 'X' 4. 4. 'X' +14 +14 4. +14 4. +14 +14 +14 +14 'I' 'Z' +14 +14 4. +14 4. 4. 4. +14 +14 +14 +14 +14 +14 +14 4. 4. 4. 4. +14 +14 4. +14 4. 4. 4. +14 +14 4. 4. +14 +14 +14 4. 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