Elkville High School - Archive Yearbook (Elkville, IL)

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,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

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-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

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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