Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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,Nga ,i l I f 1 I .Q- ,-Z X N . ,M x X- a 'EQ-K3 Glee Club and Chorus Front Row-Carol Stephens, Mildred Howarter, Grace Carlson, Evelyn Blust, Virginia Lacy, Jennie Lee Jones, Lucille Lenker, Evelyn Hoogberg, Edith Marie McCune, Betty Myers, Shirley Whitcomb, Katherine Hampton, Lois Parker, Opal Hillman. Second Row-Mary Martin, Ferne Sexton, Lorraine Nelson, Merle West, Margaret King, Frances West, Naomi Gates, Irene Kenney, Jewelle Brown, Catherine Sarraf, Frances Steele. Back Row-Gladys McBeth, Helen Mortenson, Edith Johnson, Betty Essex, Helen McElwain, Elizabeth Kounter, Frances Brown, Miss Glickson, Ceola Thomas, Louise Hiler ,Lucille Gunther, Dorothy Peck, Charlotte Manuell. r Q. Boys' Glee Club Jack Ghitalla, Kermit Hiler, Deane Johnson, William Kounter, Robert Vaughn, Charles Fender, Phillip Eklund, Miss Glickson. h L25

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THE 1938 .IESTER The Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club was organized September fourteenth. The purpose of the club is to further interest in and teach a knowledge of good music. There are thirty-two members enrolled. The girls meet each Tuesday afternoon at 3:10. The group has taken part in school assemblies during the year. A group of girls and boys selected from the Glee Club sang at the Teachers' Institute in Galesburg in February. Miss Glickson, the instructor, also plays the accompaniment. The large enrollment, the interest shown, and the participation in contests shows that this organization has succeeded in its purpose. N' fi? tissues- 'sv i3::i:51g, 'f'eisf'fl 1 'lm' Rim wif' -rm S52 L qs- '- The Boys' Glee Club The Boys' Glee Club has been active for many years. It Was organized in order to give the boys the pleasure of singing together and to develop their appreciation of music. - In the fall of '27, Alice Bergland organized the first Boys' Cwlee Club in Knoxville High and at that time 53 boys were enrolled. This year there are but seven members. The members meet every Thursday after- noon at 3:08. lt is being ablylconducted by Miss Glickson, who is also the pianist.

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l25l Science Club Officers President - - - - - Dale Swigert Vice-President - Janis Sutton Secretary-Treasurer - Helen McElwain The Science Club was originated in 1930. Since then it has been a growing organization. Its purpose is to create more interest in the field of science. Mr. Ball is the very capable sponsor. Anyone who has had at least one year of high school science is allowed to join. Meetings are held every two weeks with either local speakers or student discussions as the attraction. Special meetings are held at the Davis Science Hall at Knox College in Galesburg. lt has been a success, in that many students have widened their scope of scientific knowledge. It has not only an educational but a social function. It is hoped to further improve its value in the years to come. Se-Co Club Officers President , . - - - , Barbara Lynch Vice-President ,, - Mary Pezzoni Secretary-Treasurer - Kathryn Hampton The Se-Co Club was organized for the purpose of all girls interested in Home Economics to get together for a social time. Girls enrolled in foods, clothing, or home management are eligible for membership. The girls who have previously taken these courses are entered as honorary members. Meetings were held during the year under the supervision of coin- mittees. Discussions and demonstrations were given. A weiner roast was held at Lake Storey in the fall and a Christmas party was held in December. Miss Glickson, the instructor, made the club a very interesting activity and is a true friend of all the girls. THE 1938 JESTER