Metropolis High School - Illohmet Yearbook (Metropolis, IL)

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THE 1942 ILLOHMET M1M c CHEDULB-1941-1942 Time Period 8:15-8:40 Activities and Study 8:45-8:55 General Assembly 8:57-9:37 First 9:40-10:20 Second 10:22-11:02 Third 11:04-11:44 Fourth 11:44-12:55 Noon 12:55-1:00 General Assembly 1:02-1:42 Fifth 1:44-2:24 Sixth 2:26-3:06 Seventh 3:08-3:48 Eighth CLASSES Bryant: 1. Open 2. World History 3. World History 4.-8. Office Atwell: 1. English I 2. Library 3. English II 4.English II 5. Library , English II 6. English 1 7. Library 8. English II Brewer: 1.-2. Home Making I 3.-4. Home Making II 5. Open 6. Assembly 7.-8. Home Making III Cochran: 1. Biology 2. Laboratory 3. Biology 4. Assembly 5. Biology 6. Laboratory 7. Boys' Physical Education 8. Open Devers: 1. Algebra I 2. Open 3. Algebra I 4. Algebra I 5.-6. Manual Arts I 7.-8. Manual Arts II Munal: 1. English III 2. Open 3. English III 4. English IV 5. Assembly 6. Library 7. English IV 8. English III Rush: 1. Latin I 2. Latin I 3. Open 4. Library 5. English 1 6. English I 7. Latin II 8. Assembly Schneeman: 1. American History 2. Assembly , Economics 3. Social Problems 4. Open 5. American History 6. American History 7. Assembly 8. Open Stickler: 1. Stenography I 2. Marketing 3. Stenography II 4. Open 5. Typing 1 6. Typing I 7. Typing I 8. Typing I Sullivan: 1. Assembly 2. Open 3.-4. Agriculture II 5.-6. Agriculture I 7. Geography 8. Geography Trapp: 1. Music Theory 2. English II 3. Assembly 4. Beginners’ Music 5. Glee Club 6. Glee Club 7. Beginners’ Music 8. Band Tripp: 1. Open 2. Libiary , Assembly 3. Laboratory 4. Chemistry 5. Laboratory 6. Physics 7. Physiology 8. Physiology Wicecarver: 1. Geometry 2. Algebra II , Trigonometry 3. Library 4. Bookkeeping 5. Geometry 6. Geometry 7. Geometry 8. Library First Semester only Second Semester only

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THE 1942 ILLOHMET FRESHMEN GLASS By Margaret Y» iscma.i Top Row Three. James Boyd, Robert Angel, Edward Jones, William Harper, William Francis, Charles Cummins. Henry Fogle, Wayne Meyer, Edwaid Giffin, William Grimes, Yohman Barrett, Bob Hayes. Row two. Virginia Farmer, Phyllis Hodge, Mary Day, Irene Holt, Lois E ken-berg, Bonnie Hart, Mary Huckleberry, Dorothy Caswell, Betty Cagle, Helen Cagle, Valeria Jones, Kathleen Hille, Pauline Jenkins, Imogene B. rkhead, Geneva Carrell, Wanda James, Verna Hunt, Mr. Devers. Adviser. Row one. Kenneth Girtman, Joe Francis, Harold Frazee, Wayne Baccus, James Collie, Pauline Adams, Melva Buster, Virgie Fisher, Betty Hornback, Mary Hogue, Alice Heath, Lavere Ccugill, Jesse Jones. James Foreman. Bottom Row three. Luella Slankard, Naomi Sneckman, Jackie McCuvrie, Robert Pansing, Virgil Rushing, Trurran Korte, Aaron Wilcox, Charles White, Donald Owens, Grace Mittendorf, Carolyn Rouse. Row two. Mr. Devers, Adviser, Lawanda Mescher, Betty Stockton, Verna Riden-hower, Etta Sowders. Eva Lange, Hattie Spencer, Juanita Walters, Par line Malin, Adele Wilfred, Billie Rogers, Betty Taylor, Wanda Walter, Inmgene Lauderdale. Row one, Dan Rush, Roy Moorman, Mickey O’Brien, James Woods, Virginia Warren, Tula Yates, Evelyn Kidd, Mary Rogers, Mattie Miller, Robert Rcdenberg, Claude Wells, Gene Luck, James White. Officers Presid nt.........................................................Kenneth Girtman Vice Fresident..................................................................Roy Moorman Secretary...................................................................Imogene Birkhsad Treasurer.................................................................Dan Push On Tuesday, December 16, the “Terman Group Test of Mental Ability” was given to determine interests and ability. The class also sponsored a popsicle sale to pay for their yearbook pictures.

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-THE 1942 ILLOHMET--------------------------- CARRMBAR 1941-1942 September — 1 Labor Day 2 Registration 3 Classes began 12-13 F. F. A. boys entered projects at Marion Fair 16 Mr. Fred Hood, state high school inspector, here 19 Football parade. Football, Anna, here 22 WLS Prairie Farmer Program in gym 24 Pep Squad Popsicle sale Band and Glee Club attend free show at Massac Theater 29-30 W. P. A. Vision—Hearing tests October — 1 Federal defense tax on athletic admissions effective 2 Trophy case installed in gym 3 Football, Elkville, here High School Scou-s attend University of Illinois football game 6 Pep Meeting 8 Seventy Seniors measured for rings 10 Pep Meeting, Football, Eldorado, there Classes elected officers 15- 17 Agriculture boys attend annual grain-poultry show at Golconda 15 First six weeks examinations 16 Agriculture V boys make rope 16- 18 Farmers’ Institute, Rose E. Cutting Gymnasium 18 Hi-Tri conference Salem, Illinois 21 Illohmet pictures made 24 Report cards distributed Assembly address, Bells of Life”, the Rev. Panhurst of Jacksonville, 111. Football, Carmi, here 27 Eight-day magazine campaign opened November — 2-8 National Book Week 5 Assembly program, football boys cornet quartet 6 Mr. B, yant attended Urbana state teachers’ conference 7 Football, Johnston City, there 11 Armistice vacation 14 Assembly address, Mr. Eddie Clark Junior class play 17- 18 County Teachers’ Institute vacation 18 Football squad attended Lions' Luncheon 19 County spelling contests, high school assembly 20-21 Thanksgiving vacation 26 Basketball, Robbsville, here 28 Second six weeks examinations Basketbatt, Joppa, there December 2 Pep meeting Basketball, Golconda, here 4 Rotarians entertained foot ball squad 5 Report cards distributed 6 Basketball, Johnston City, there 8 Assembly, President Roosevelt’s wav message broadcast 9 Pep meeting Seniors receive rings Biology club accepts twenty-one members Basketball, Sharpe, Ky„ there 11 Home Economics club elected officers 12 Basketball, Joppa, here 16 Early-bird pep show at Massac Theater Freshman intelligence test 18 More Illohmet pictures 19 Basketball, Galatia, there 23 Glee Club Christmas program Basketball, Brookport, there 3:48 p. m., Christmas vacation began 31 Basketball, Crossville, there