Elkville High School - Archive Yearbook (Elkville, IL)

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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

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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