East St Louis High School - Estlian Yearbook (East St Louis, IL)

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THE ESTLIAN I-Z -fl-Iv.:-I1-I-Z.,I-.-.Z-.11-.fl-li' THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as the G. A. A., is the oldest organization in the school. lt was organized in l903. The Girls' Athletic Association aims to promote interest in athletics, and to teach qualities of good sportsmanship. There are at present titty-eight members. The officers ot this organization are Dorothy B. lones, president, Margaret Urbanelc, vice-president, Lily May Sanders, secretary-treasurer. Miss Miriam Rodenberger is the sponsor of the organization. Pago Thirl

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I-IiI-Ill-11452-IiI-2:52-2,2-I--2-2' I-I JANUARY 19 42 ....... ,ui - 4.-1 . M ,Q . v FRONT ROW, Left to Right-MR. R. F. PANNETT, HERMAN BOURLAND, VVILLIAM KURTZ, CLIFFORD ATCHISSON, IAMES BAHR, ROBERT ATCHIS- SON, CLARANCE RAEDE, IACK LAWS. BACK ROW, Left to Right-HOWARD HURSEY, ARCHER LOGAN, RUBEN YELVINGTON, FRANK SOBIERALSKI, IAMES ASHBY, GROVER BOWER, ALBERT DAUER. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club, an international organization, is a junior division of the Young Men's Christian Association. The purpose of the club is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The officers of the club are Howard Hursey, president: Herman Bourland, vice-president, lames Bahr, secretary-treasurer. Mr. R. F. Pannett is the sponsor. Each year the Hi-Y presents a bronze belt buckle to one boy in each sport who has displayed good sportsmanship, outstanding ability on the field, and who has a high scholastic record. This semester there has been but one award, to Rollin Dietrich Went the Sportsmanship Trophy in Football. Pugi' 7lH'1'lIf.1'-llilll

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iizizff:':?E:':i:':E E:':-,i-'iii:':?:i:' fllill-Ill-212-2 IBNUARY 19 42 FRONT ROW, Left to Right---BOB RICHESON, DAVE ELLIS, DAVID SCHARDT, FRANK SOBIERALSKI, BERNERD HALL, IIM HEALY, CHIEF OPERATOR. SECOND ROWWBOB MARSHALL, REX CARR, BOB CHANDLER, IAMES BAHR, RUSSEL PURNELL, EDDIE LEMMON. THIRD ROW-MR. GAL- BREATH, SPONSOR, DON CAMPBELL, BOB GILL, BOB RIPLEY. FOURTH ROW---GORDON HANKINS. FIFTH ROW-AL SANTEN, EARL KOCHMAN, GENE VIEHWIG, ROGER SCHMIDT, NATHAN MELTON. THE PROIECTORS' CLUB THE SERVICE CLUB The Projectors' Club, often called the Operators' Club, has a membership of twenty-three boys. These boys operate the motion picture machine in various classrooms and auditorium sessions in connection with the increased use of visual education that has been introduced into our courses. Mr. I. W. Galbreath is the sponsor and Iames Healy is the chief operator. Assistant operators are David Ellis and Russell Purnell. The Service Club is composed of the group of boys who act as ushers and staqehands during auditorium sessions. There are fifteen members under the direction of Miss Estelle Berndt. Pagz Tlvirfy-ont