Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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4n1'..u...,, .,.. ...-V THE 1938 .IESTER , 17 i ' if-X .ly LJ . QQ Science Club A Front Row-Charles Moore, Gene 'rEstes, Naomi Gates, Janis Sutton, Dale Swigert, Helen McElwain, Ferne Sexton, Robert Young, Keith Bratton. Second Row-Lloyd Sommers,fHarold Stiokells, Louise Hiler, Goldie Sexton, Charles Daley, Jean Barrett, Bill Shover, Paul Nichols, Charles Peck, Ratmond Godsil, Deane Johnson. Back Rod-Mary Pezzoni, Ceola Thbmas,xEdward Gilliland, George Hanson, Ellsworth Peterzen, Mr. Fred- eric Ball, Maxine Ferris, Lucille Gunther, Sibyl Klinck, Doyle Johnson, Theodore Moffett. , ,, -ix Aggg 'X fn ii Lv: f , L1'7gL1-if Se-Co Club WV' I Front Row-Ferne Sexton, Eileen Dancy, Dorothy Manley, Mary Pezzoni, Barbara Lynch, Katherine Hamp- ton, Edith Marie McCune, Jewelle Brown, Lois Parker, Georgia McCune. Back Row--Miss Glickson, Louise Hiler, Wilma Carter, Elizabeth Kounter, Helen Johnson, Janis Sutton, Dorothy Peck, Lorraine Nelson, Frances West, Lucille Gunther, Verda Stomberg. l27l

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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

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2 7 ' if 44MfwZ4,d X X THE 1938 JESTER C X . Latin Club Officers A Consul , ,. M , - Helen McElwain Consul - Betty Essex Quaestor .. Betty Woolsey Aedile - - Barbara LaFollette Scriba . - Willard Essex Dictator - - Miss Young The Latin Club was organized this year under the supervision of Miss Young. The Club is open to all Latin students. A meeting is held each month, the first of which was a wiener roast at Lake Storey. There were other interesting meetings, and a picnic was held in the spring. Homecoming Y iThe Knoxville High School Homecoming was held Friday evening, November 5, 1937, in the gymnasium. The gymnasiumpwas elaborately decorated with balloons hanging from blue and gold streamers of crepe paper stretched across the ceiling. Lattice fence of school colors separated the bleachers from the dance floor, and a large yellow moon was placed in front of each basket. This year the program consisted of a. minstrel show directed by Mr. Batell. The talent was chosen from each class and Charlotte Mannuel representing the juniors won first prize. ' After the minstrel show, a dance was held with music furnished by Lon Bencini and his orchestra, playing on a platform built in the south end of the gymnasium. Refreshments were served on the stage by the senior class. ' The whole senior class cooperated with the members of the faculty to present one of the most successful homecomings of the Knoxville High School. L