St Elmo High School - Elmonian Yearbook (St Elmo, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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In prospect are three new buildings, Loudon and Wheatland each for the first six grades and an addition to high school to accommodate a junior-senior high school. These are the schools reorganized to give greater opportunity for all grades. Elementary grades will be concentrated with one or two to a room, upper grades will have the benefits of departmental organizations and present high school students will have enlarged opportunities due to improved facilities. As these visions become reality the Board will have modernized the schools in keeping with other facets of everyday living. Look to the future with the Board and see schools in harmony with the myriad of new devices that grace homes and highways. Hard work and devotion to duty unfold things to come. haw-vu -. N 5 W 1- --'- M ,Sf l- 1'- IZEII--- 271' if . mg P. A 42, g . - -- X li .I.,T...I. ...... .1 - I. ,,, 'Alfa b g:l? ' W: I r F - HHS new c Ass new ' cussmnm ' f av HT I iii T M I I 1 it l f 1 55 X Mr. H. B. Bieber, Mr. Ray Buzzard Mr. Harry Slifer Secretary , V ,,,,V W W Mr. Harold Bock ,.,..,, E51 Mr. O. F. Patterson Supt. of Schools Mr. Frank Harpster Mr. L. K. Philbrook President r Harrv Bosomworth I'ri11f'i1111I Czrrrirmfrrv MR. DVANE BECK MR. MILES CULVER St. Elmo, Illinois B a ml' St. Elmo. Illinois AIj.fL'IJl'!l. Ilisfory. PSlll'll0Il1g'fl .i1,...4 J, llurmfvig- MR CHARLES IEXKINS St. lzlmo. lllinoiQ FACU LTV ST. EIAIO CONINIUNITY lllflll SCIIOOI A MISS LAVON llOl'S'l'0X Mullin-rry Crovc, Illinois 111111112 El'lllltJllIff'-Y RUSS lV.-X Clllvllcll Kirksvillc. Missouri Muflie lllllfll ,s XHSS lllfl ll -I0 lx.-Xllll Nil. Ciirim-l. Illinois If11,uI1.sl1. Clirlx' I'l111.si4'f1l I':lIlll'!lfl01l M155 l.ll.l.l:XX AXCKSON Nludixon. South Diilwtn I'f11g1Iisl1. l.il1rarg1 l IGI MISS M ILDRED SIMPKINS St. Elmo, Illinois Secretary FACU LTV ST. ELMO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 3 MISS LEON.-X LAUCIILIN Linn, Missouri Biology, Physics MISS BESSIE IIACLAND Crccnvillf-, Illinois C , . omnurtc' .Q . ,K '31 1 X MR. IACK KLOSTEHM.-KN St. Elmo, Illinois Coach, Boys' Physical Education, History MISS IIELEN KIIUECEIK Cape Girardeau, Missouri English, Latin MR. GEORGE YVALKER St. Elmo, Illinois Agriculture, Chemistry MR. ROBERT RAINEY St. Elmo, Illinois Shop, Assistant Coach - Qi BUS DRIVERS CARRY-ALL DRIVERS Mr. Ed Smith, Mr. Fred Bails, Mr. Earl Shelton, Mr. Leo Left to right: Mr. Barney Dcckert Csuhstitute driver Flowers, Mr, Joe Smith. and niuiiitenunce munl, Mr. Berthzil Ilaslett, Mr. Dwain Austin. Mr. Rudolph XYcidncr has become ll curry-all driver since the pictures were taken. CUSTODIANS Mr. Fred Crumhuugh, Mr. Bcrthul Ilnslett, Mr, Leo Flowers. GARDEXERS Mrs. KH8US,B1f.KH8llS,LII1d Grand- CAFETERIA MANAGERS GROUNDS CAHETAKEH daughter. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. VVilson. Mr. ujepi' Divclv. x2 asf Q W3 v C'-4 5 5 uw go S 46 CQ- Ln X M ISS BESSIE RACLAND 'i X. is SAM CILLESPIE VVABD BRADY Student Council 2, Treasurer 4g Elmonian 45 Basketball 2g Football :3, 49 Student Colm, cll Pllx 3 Clnss Vice Pr s 'Q 11.1 '-f- e.'iClcnt 4, An- nounccrs Club lg Class Play 4. MR. GEORGE XVALlxER Miss LAVON HOUSTON VELTA SUE XVILSON CAA 1, 2, SQ Echo 3, 4, Class Pln V A Stuclcut Council Play 31 CUSS Sfcfgfugllk Class Treasurer 4, PCD 5flU11d 1' 2, 53, 4. E101 MARY HELEN DIAL CAA 1, 25 FHA 1, 2, 3, President 4, Student Council 43 Class Secretary 3, 4, Class Play 4. Student Council 1, Vice-President 35 Echo 3, 4, Elmonian 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 3, Class President 3, 45 Student Council Play 3. b e 5 Q n i O P O 5 s OFFICERS AND SPONSORS IO ANNE BROOKS CAA l. 2: l llA l. S1-vrv tary 2. 73. 4: Sturlvn Council I. Svvrc-tary 2, -3 ECIIO 2, Cu-Ifclitur 3, 4 Iflluuniau 4g Pm-p Squad lg Class Play 4. RAYMOND COKE H Pic-lm 4: Elmunian 4 I' 0 oth all 2, 4: Class Play 4. XVYNONA BOVVEN CAA I, 2, President 34 FIIA 2, 53. 4: Elmunian 15 Class Play 3, 41 Class Trc-asurcr 31 Pup Squad 1 7 ,.... DON CALYERT FFA I, Sm-rr-tary 2. 3g Studi-nt Council lfrvsiclvut 45 Baslictllall I, 2, 53, 43 Track 1, 2. 3. 4: Class I Play 3g Class Vicwlrvsi- dent 2. KIARILYN BROXVN CAA 2, 31 IFIIA l, 2, 3, 4g Iilxnunian 4. Browns- tow lliglm SL-lluul I, 2, PATRICIA ANN COPPLE CAA 1: FIIA 11 EL-lm I, 2, 3, 4g Elmonian 41 Choir 2. 4: Pep Squad I, 25 Class Play 4. 111 PHILIP BREXYBAKER FFA I, 2. 3, 4: Track 3g Band I, 2. 3, Vicc-Prcsi- dent 4g Class Play 4. 1' X BOB CAMPBELL Elmunian 4: Baslwtlxall I 2, 3, 41 Ifootlwall 3, 4 1 Class Ilay 3, 4. ' Class Play 1, 3. IRIS DURBIN CAA 2g FIIA 1, 2, 5 , Elmonian 4. VVAINDA 1' ULRS CAA I, 24 Echo 1, 2, Elmoniun 44 Choir Class Play 13 FHA 1, '7 3, 4g Office 4. LEONARD llASLI'fT'I' FFA I., Tre-axsurvr 53g Stu de-nt Comm-il 'lQl'l'AlNllft'I' 53g Elxnoninn 41 B.1slu-tlmll I 22, -3, -lg Vlwf.lL'li l. 2, il Class Prcsidm-nt 1. S VN X HONDA ll.-XHPS'I'l'IR Cl.-XA 2, X35 Stuclvnt Coun- Lil 2. -3, 4: In-lm 2, Tm, -1 lilllliilllilll -11 C1455 Play ' 7 3. Pop Squaul Z.: FHA 1, n L.. 53, ll1'p0rh'l' -1. Q L flzl , - - ' ' . Q NEIL KFIPNFI11 FFA 1, Sccrctary 2g El- moniari 4. Class Play 3, Gibson City High School 1 0 X'IX'IAX 1.011115 CAA 1: FHA 1, 22, 3, 49 Echo 41 Elmonian 4, Pep Squad 2. SUE IREY A A 1 HA Echo 3, Elmonian 4. HOBA111' LANDIRETII Echo 2, 3, 4: Ehiionian 3, 4, Baskctball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 22, 3, Class Play 3, 4, Studcnt Director 1, 2. 3: Class Vice-Prcsidcnt 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. BARRY KOONCE Echo 2, 3, 4, Elmonian 4, Baslcctball 1, 2. 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Tfiwk 1, 2, 3, 4, Hand 1, 2, Li- brarian 4: Class Play 39 Studcnt Council Play 3. XX AXXE LUX 1,1 F IIMNIIE JENKINS an 1 PALWI. LITTLE FFA 22, lit-portcr 53, 4, Elmouian 4g Baskctball 1, 2, 51, Track 1, 22, 3, 45 Class Prcsitle-nt 2, X'icnna Township High School 1. gl FFA 1. 2, 51, -1: Iflmonian 4, Band 2, 53, Al. 1131 DOROTHY PETERSON CAA I, 2, 3g Ea-lm I, 2, 3, 44 Elmoniam 4g Band 2, 3, 41 Choir I, 2, 4g Class Play -'34 Pcp Squad Ig FIIA I, 2, Ilistoriun IEAN RICHARDSON CAA l. 22. -'32 Ifclm l. 2, 3. 4: Elmmmiml 41 Clmir 2. 53: Clues Play' l. -'31 Pc-p Sqlmcl l, ig FHA 1, Tr 7 K'.1Nlll't'l' ' IS. Svcrc- fury' 4, JOE MATTIX 1 Echo g. 3. 4: Elmrmiun 4g Bglskz-tlmll 1. 2: Foot- ball I, fl. 531 Truclc 1. 2. fd 3' VERNA OXVEN CAA l. 21 llvp Sqmcl l 2g PHA I. -1. IRIS D. RHODES Band 2, 3, 4g Class Treas- urvr 25 Choir -4: Elmon- ian 4g Clwcrlcnclcr 3, 4, JIMMIE RALSTOX FFA I, 2, 3, -lg Elmrmiun 4g Ihskl-tlmglll 2g Class Pluy?3. MARILYN ROGERS CAA 1. 22. -'31 Iflmcmiun 41 B-lllll 2. 53, 4: Clwir 41 P1-p Sqlmcl l. 22: l llA l, -11 Clulx Plmtogrnpllvr 2, Svcrm-talry' 3. 4 1 Y-ni sa PATSY ANN HI IODES CAA l, 21 Elmoniun 4 Pop Squad I, 2g FHA I 2, 4. Y ,I XIAHAIOIIY JOYCE STIQIX Clunr 2, -rg I-IIA I, 2, 5, . . , rm, 45 Slwllryvrllv Hugh Sulmol l, 2. I PHILII' NYICIIJXICR FFA lim-porlr-r 1. 2, Prr-si! cle-nt 2, 45 Stnclvnt Cunn- eil Organizing Connnittcc lg E4-lm 1, 45 Elnronian 4: Basketball 1, 25 53, 45 Fontlmall I, 2, 3, 45 Track 1. 2, 3, 4: Band I, 25 Class Play I, 3. DORIS SALBIONS CA-X I FHA 15 Browns- tcm n Ilrgh School 1. EDDIE TATE Pflrnonian 45 Basketball 1, 7 'I' 3 4 -v rack 1, 255, . if ck 4 ' 5, 4 . ici 45, CAIIOLYN XVADDELI, CAA 1, 2, :sg Er-lm 2, 45 Elrnonian 45 Class Play 3, 45 Studvnt Council Play 35 Clu-crlc-advr 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 15 Pcp Squad I. 25 FII.-X I5 2, 3, 4. 151 THOMAS SMITH FFA 1, 2, 4, Secretary 35 Elmonian 45 Class Play VJ' i S4141 I aug NORNIA IEAN WEAVER Eldon Pierce is also a member of the Senior Class. CAA I, 2, 35 Echo 45 Elmonian 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, Secretary 45 Class Secretary 25 Pep Squad Ig FIIA 1. Lm neu RJR J: Na:-J a Den -1, Tmy R LCPI -EB 5' s .., N 'N sm 'Wir'-, W ,- Hilzj hw 'K LTU: AB!-xcv O-If D -5, Hand nh'-. Ui ly Tr. Af' ,I Jae 'gm Le FF 1 ' i e Ml Leann-A SMKI1 LTK gm k No ml ooh! 15.01, gum. fl H '?x '9 C v NM 2 4 Pfffarm -4 T004 C Da 4 xx www 13 D' I. ig Q I. P org . ll 0 U . , ,. ,W fs .ry . I? P V , 'SA . Q' ' I' +5 'V 0 -S 5 'r...,J E Q f Q Q V E Jun Jimmy - C5 ' 'E' 1' 'I 3 Q la. wmv Kilt -3 L fb' vs., .. H . A 1' ,. 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HTL: 1 :K min ' Dwi' nah F VID!-Lrg if A , I-5 A 1 , -l V 'g . A1 vt- . 5. as . 3' . X X' i . - -g.. ' 'N ,1 lx LE: X, x Qt V' ' 1 ,- 'I f IN, N '5 Q 1 . 'f 1 T' fx, J Q. .JL- , -f P v 2: lr . .1 H lulmmke Tom -K -:LL - - ' A i xi' ax ' as sv- A . I egg AK 'z -Lev' 4 , ff L M t W X 130-cull ., o ' . Jn J' F a fx . Sl' N V , 1 if 4' , Q 1 Y AY lr 41 J' ' ' - 1: wif , , ' . Y X 4 A ' ' .. at . ff , , If a 1 4, A af A VY 4Ajk t 'Bs-own f I 'f - ' , W ' A T , -n-. ' V x H 4 - ' 1' 1 1 ' . kv ' - ' .T 4 ' X Q l X . r 1 Z 4 A? fl g 912+ v-Q. NJ Q .4 ., : S M , I . u 0-K 'Q' AON .Ll ' as 1 Lcora Buzzard Paul Smith President Vice-President T Q union Class oFF1CE1zs AND sPoNso11s Carla Ioan Slifer V .lim Dial Treu S ecretary surer The junior class started the year with ambitious plans. They took part in the annual school magazine sales in October. Their next project was the junior class play, just Ducky, which was well received by a large audience. Throughout the school,s athletic seasons the juniors had concessions at football and basketball games. These events were climaxed with plans and preparations for the junior- Senior Prom on May 16. The juniors took part in various activities. Those who ranked high scholasti- cally were: jean Slifer, Paul Smith, Leora Buzzard, Murvil Harpster, Levonne Deal, Robert Dufford, Carolyn Fletcher, and Nlarcean lVattelet. Miss Leona Laughlin Miss Betty Jo Karr l 13 l 1' ll B nu r Lrm tt 1 C' unnron lm Stlnlmy Crum I W I'W 'f I Bob Dufford hm bl I orbtq if tb w as KN r 1 'x no Ddva Jennings s 1 ' Th 6 1 ,, p l 4'- 1 fc Tom Iuernan Lcrov Logue QK !1 V D Ragsdale ID ,av-' Letta Lou Smlth Jane Sproat T fm' M... 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Y ll! i X 1 3 Don Musgrave David High President Vice-President -IYi'lQ nSOpi'lOITlOPQ Class OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Erma Sprout S ecretury The Class of ,54 has shown a willingness to take part in both the social and academic life of high school in the past year. Those given high honors for their scholastic work were NValter Roll, Galen Underwood, Rita Ann Niemeyer, Kenneth Gillespie, and Patsy Rogers. Peggy Sparks and Rita Ann Niemeyer were chosen by the sophomores to be candidates for homecoming queen. Although neither was given the honor of being queen, both placed high in the balloting. The class, as a whole, took part in the freshman initiation with great pride in being upper classmen for the first time. They have also held a skating party, a valentine party, and have had a line representation in football, basketball, track, and band. Miss Lillian jackson Mr. R0 E211 Keith Haslett Treasurer bert Rainey ff x J , ,' A ,., , N1 I . if Q . 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X1 'I .ff 5 1 .I R ,M Q 1 11 1 A 1 I V as f. V ' 1 'L , X I ' :IQQ '- 1 ' .1 1 1 X ,- J - -. ' I f ,Q X ' f ' ' ff ,.sff57'f'N 1 f I .4 X -. KV an .Ar , I 4 1 lu. . ' . 1 1 I ' , A , fi G 1 Z 4 xx 1 , X. ' 1 I il ' 1 I , ,, 1 5 LT, 17: S , , ,S f' if 1 , AV 5 K .,f1:1 ' ' '...x 4 '3 A 11. LZ, 9 !, . I N: - 11 . -- 4. ' . pf' Al 1 Q 1 A. Y -1 r. ' 1 '- A rf 4' 1 A 1 ' - If -X ' N11 'I - 'ngoxx -.- v - , w 'x 4 -1 ,X , 'l ' 1 Q , -it 5 M W 1 'A 1. S 1 I . . ,f -f 1 , 1 'Z ' I - 111111 T 1- .-Xl... 3 1 Bob Xvard Rochelle Koeberlein President Vice-President J Tl!! I:PQSi lITlGl'l 'OSS in OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Pat White . S ecrelury B0?rB::i'Zr After the first few weeks of school and the amazement of entering into a completely new school life the Class of '55 began to show their abilities. Bob Davis, Mildred Brewbaker, Rochelle Koeberlein, Lloyd Finley, Roberta Branham, and Errol Hubbard were the high scholars of their class. Pat VVhite and Rochelle Koeberlein were nominated as homecoming queen candidates. In football, basketball, track, band, or choir the freshmen have shown that they are able to compete with their upper classmen for any honor to be given, and no longer can they be called green freshmenf' Miss Iva Church MY- lack Klostemlan U51 P111 A11L'y 'aff I--x 'fb u w iwflfz ' x Ll? E it 5 2 3' 165' A ,.......c 5 ff?42sI1.fV ' gi Q 1' 6 S J '5 Bcity 11Al1'Il1L'1i S11111 1311r11ick Doris B1-I1 6' . I gi avx M1111 11111rto11 K? 1101111141 Bl'lll11IAl1l1 Lv 1 1 1 -. J m 'ii w . N . ,A 1 r '1'5 g ,' 'T 7.-7 71 , , to Claxrm-111-0 11l'l'XK'17Ll1iL'I' tl' 1 N ff 5, 31111111-Q1 Bn-w1mkcr . f 1 f Kg' Vg, 1DOIlA11L1 C1llIll'TOH ,fi . ' N v ,Sf 1 I A 15 I' ?' Cf.-rtr11c1c Davis v N ,K ' ' ' 13111111 1501111113 ' . ' . il '. X. : .1 - , 1 f ', is 4A I Q Q' .3 ,JB Y fi X , 111110111 Ilrngoo ,L I gf? 'Q LD 13111 1311111111 I 1 -JW, A XY.1y11v Ilurve fa T A is 5 5: 'v.i'?i ' 1 111 iv N , .1 Q I . 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J a IJCIHIIS Xixttlx umu Nlckxnmx EN ohm Xhllcr Slllllllll Xillllll I xttx Rxpd I1 ,Q 6 Bath Lou Rlxodu Clrolxn Huh xrdson 'N mu buns 1-S hurntt .Smxthxon ffldu Spun 5 Q' N, Bill Shu xrl NX 1 f N A... K I W1 um -v--f 1 . ,. ci . . . 4 ,n ' L V ' R '- , YV F R 1 O -. 'Y FN L, 1 . A ' n' Q -- ..- 2-' ' ..- I1 'f-' ',.,.Jf K s. . , Q - A I , ' K v I 'X' C27 j ' ,I 5 fw 4' x N -, . If . Z: f . z E ,Q I' L Y., il ' 1- , , . xx T V I N' 5 wi? X X V if .4 L L t KY ff 15- v--xA ' xa' it I I ,Q I- '- 1 ,- .J LN N +P, , A. .. , ! x N -.. Y 4 A K ' ' ff-- w .1 r 4 f 1 1' f XL - Z 5 f, f, ::,,s inx i ' .' - . ' . 5 4: 4 I A . w',' ,, ' iw Wg? X , -f YL . 4' - - - ' q A A - , 3' T ' A-. X Dclg Tixh 'i , Q, A , Clmrluttm- Willia x 2 A- P K , f' ,X N J K 4 M 4 5' -IUllI1l x 'ilIi.ms 'Qi C HIE QI, 8 iw GiP1s, C111Ji1f Front Row: Miss Tostcu, dir11ctor, Patsy XYt'Ll1lt'f. p1.1111st. Duris R1-11. 1jl'1X.l 11-1111i11:x. Buck Rmb: BI11ri1y11 Rogers, NI11rg.1r1-t II1-is111111ic1t. Nli1.1 li111rt1111, 11.11 01111111-. Irix D1-1111111 Kaye Ketten, Evelyn Rogers, I.1114- Sprout. lD41rot11y Pt'1t'I'NlHl. 111111 X11r111.1 XX'1'.1x1-r. BRASS Qlw.-X11'1'ET Front Row: Mildred Bn-wlmkm-r, Put Whitv. Back Row: Iolmnv Fulton, lorry Scvcrns. fir1s C-100 '11111 T111'ra' 11r1' 111111't1'1'11 H111-1-s 111 t11c- Cirlx' C11-v 1111113 1111c1c'r 1111- l11I'Q'C110I! of Xlisy .1IlIll' '1'11st1'11. 11111 f:1ll1l 1- 111111-ts t11ir11 pm-riml l'Yl'I'f' V11llt'SR1ilX 2llll1 V111llII'Sl1.lf' 111 Miss 11111111-113 111111111 1111- I3I'.lL'11t'l'. ' 01111111115 11115 111-1-11 111111 t111111'11ix11 IIlllN1l'1l1 Illllll- 11c'rs for sn-1111111 pI'llLII'QlIl15 1111 1111 111'c'11s11111s, -X1 11111 c11ll'1S1lllL15 sc-11s1111. 1111-1' W1-111 L'111'111i11Q, S1-x'e'1'411 1110111 org:1111ix11ti1111si11x'itc-11t11v111t11si11Q11tt11c'i1'1111-1-t111Qx. 1 l'lI'1S sm! 1111111 tum 111111 11111-11 111111 11111'1111111y'. SUIIIL' 111' 1111- s1111LLs 1'11jm11m'11 N11-rv: 111 ll 11-1111 1111w. 5111111111111 151'1'.1c1. V1-111' XX-IlI'1l1 lx Xx'll111IlQ1fl1'11l1'SllIII'1Nl'. lima-1't511111,NY1t1111S1111:111N11 1l1'111't. .1II41 '1'111-C111-1111 Qj1l111L't1I'Ll1. T Front How-Nancy Sims, Lenora Scott, Barbara Ralston, Barbara Siddens, Paul Smith, Lyda Mae Scott, Rochelle Koeberlein. 2nd HoicAKay Philbroolc, Marilyn Rogers, Iris Denton lihocles, johnny Fulton, Delbert llarrison, Pat NVhite, Marsha XValker, Rosemary Perry, Nlilclrecl Brewbalcer, Norma Weaver, Kay Sue Crubaugh, Sue Koeberlein. 3rd How-Sue Gire, janet Sapp, Doris Bell, Jean Kelley, Pat XVeaber, Philip Brewbaker, Sam Gillespie, Don Fairchild, Evelyn Rogers, XVayne Lovett, Dale NVallcer, lim Dial, jerry YYeaber, Ierry Seyerns. Huck Howfllireetor Nliles Culver, Nlargaret lleischmiclt, Dorothy Peterson. Bill llaslett, Barry Koonee, Nlila Blurton. BRASS Qlf-XHTET Front Row-Sam Gillespie, Don Fairchild. Back Row-Norma Weaver, Philip Brewbalcer Sl. lilfflfl tSCl'l0Ul Egflflfl St. Elmo's Band, appearing yery neat in the new uniforms of maroon ancl Qrey. gave its first publie con- cert of the school year on November 16. Selectecl members of the band with Nlr. Culver, director, at- tenclecl a band festival helcl at Hillsboro, Illinois. A massed bancl of 100 instruments, consisting of repre- sentatives from St. Elmo ancl other towns in the clis- trict. was clireetecl by Xilo YV. lloyey. a nationally known clirector. Since the Christmas vacation the bancl ' and Nlr. Cfulyer made reacly for the spring contests. Ensemble groups also prepared tor the spring meet. Another highlight of the banclls activities was the bancl festival helcl here February 26. Sharing the honors with St. Elmo were the bancls from Effingham, Alta- mont. Beecher City anal Yanclalia lligh Schools. Dur- ing the winter the bancl has playecl at all the home basketball games and at some of the pep meetings They can always be counts-tl on for music on any occasion. r 33 J VVOODNVIND QUARTET VVOODWIND TRIO Left to Right-Lyda Mae Scott, Phyllis Engh-john, Paul Smith, Left to Right-Rochelle Kochcrlcin, Kay Philbrook, Nancy Sims. Barbara Siddcns. .kg ',, VVOODVVIND QUINTET Ifrnnt Rilllf Lcfl In Right--juni Kelli-y, lhaclu-llc Km-lx-rlvin, Phyllis Engh-julm. Scvmizl Rozy-l'iuil Smith, Sum- Circ. NYOUIJWIXD Qlv.'Xll'l'l'i'l' BRASS Ql'lN'I'I.jT Lvft tw Iiigllil-l.ycla1 Klan' Stull, Sm' llirv, Imam lU'll1'5', Lvfl in Higlzt-S.mi Milli-spif-, Niilclrvnl Brvwlmlqvr, Burlmm Siclclcns. lmlu-r, Nllflllil NVQ-givvr, Don lfnircliild. Philip Brvw- XI IQQFIEUIICFS Mary Ellen Yagow,-Cdrwlyn Vlxdclg-ll, Iris IJ4-mon Rhodes. 1 'Q li '-ll U81 I :si 1 Scurloltiu Imgscloln, jam-I Sapp. ECHO First Row-Io Anne Brooks and Barbara Siddens, Second Row-Dan Lesh and XV a l l a c e Fletcher. Third Row-Barry Koonce and Miss Krueger. T Echo A student pI'Olll1Ct1OI1 IS The Echo Each lssue IS first planned bw the student co edrtors who then gwe the asslgnments to the reportrng staff It IS the duty of the reporters to 1nvest1gate news report rt and turn 1n thelr copy on a speclfied date 71111 Rau 3rz Rom 4111 Hou 3 Hou Be XX hxston CO-EDITORS AND SPONSORS E son Srms lNorm 1 XVe is er othx Peterson lem Dlek jenkms Student copy readers check and correct the copy before thev tum rt ox er to the tNp1StS Once the tXp1StS have prepared the durnmx Conv lt 15 assembled and arranged on 1 dummv sheet The tNplStS now eut the steuells Other members of the staff do the letterrnq tor the hL1Cl1llg'S and the tracrng of lux plctures requrred on the tx ped stenells Student staff members xx ho oper 1te the ITllID6OQI'lpl1 prlnt the lllillX1llll1l eopres of ereh pave of the p lper Boss md Qlrls of the produe tron st iff lssemble the p zpe rs uluth those lll the ClI'C.lll1t1OIl deplrtxnent lllStI'llJl1tL to the student bodx ind fleultx Thr Echo IS pubhshed exerx third FI'lCl1N through October to XI xx ls! Hou Don Cxlxert Nlrrerrtt llerstlunrdt Bob Dutlord XX x non 1 Bout n Bob XX rrd xlillldl ll rrpstt r 1 Blurton I ttl I rt NX ll e oe NI xttrx H rx Coker Lore tt 1 C um ron Leorl Buff ard D xt ll1g,l1 lhoebl I-orbe 'X lfllll 1 rn Huh trelson Dons oth Ron tonxrel NX edmr llll our et nms 1 IX om th Hou llonlrt Lrndretlm I 1 3 l36l he . , y h . ' p b f' ' 1 , , 1 L , 2 .,- . ,L 5 ' T , , V , c 1 ' . , ,,- . . - A T 1, . . , ,, . , A A 5 '1 z 1 , ' - -Q , ' , '. 4 4, 1 .- , , ' Ja . 1 . , , -V ,Yi -,. A , 'f ' Z5 1 x 1 ' f, P 1 ' T , Q - ' V ' 1 . Y D ' I V . , ec 7 v ,, . . ' . L . 1 ' . . A X 2 I . Z v A v s 1 - . - s r 1 - i r ' Q xr ' . , K 1 Q L 1 1 ' ' . ,V e J. V 1 I , L . , L . 4 . 1 . 3 V- , ' . ,- b L . I 1 A , l I I ' A 4 x ' ' ' r 1 . J 3 . t t.. L , , . h 2 . Q . x X X 5 4 . . , 2 Q . ,. , . A. 5. , , , . ' - , f Y s x 4 ' . 1 x . .1 . L. '- 1 . we . .- A L I ' , 9 Y f-Mil. , .c . Lou Smith, Don Faire-hild, 'Q 'l 't -. ' . 1 Lf A ' 4 4 ' , - . . th '- ae . , at ' -s.ft ij-L g , ' -ll. V' '-L A 1 vi ' '. li 1 ' ', D0 N11 it' , 'ln T A- lt . - . in l i.1l. Ist Row Dlek Freeman Car olyn XV1ddell Veltz Sue W1 2nd Hou, Pat Copple Nancy 3rd Row Ra ndall Ilnes jean Shfer Kay Phrlbrook Dor 4th Hou, E r r ol I-Iubb 1rd Ermx Sprolt Rochelle koeber 5th Row Carolwn Rlehard son Sue Crre Sam Grllespre 6th Row jane Sproat VIXIAH Logue Paul Slfllth john Nllller The Elmonion ELXIONIAN STAFF ' sifoxsoiis AND EDITORS: llohart Landreth, Editor-in-Chief Nliss Helen Krueger, Sponsor Bob Dutford. Assistant Editor The senior class organized the Elmonian Staff early in the fall of 51. It progressed xery rapidly under the direction of Hobart Lqndreth Robert Dutforel md Xllss Isrueger Ex erx Xlondav night one xx ould film aus find a large cross d of seniors at the high school Thev were working xerx slncerelx xx I'ltlIlQ copx ar raiiqiiig ind mountinff pictures doing xnhqtexer needed to he done To construct '1 xe irlmook that everyone would cherish was the goil Fzrs! Hou, Vxnonx Bowen Neil tsepner Pit Copple Second Rau. Niondfi Hirps ter Eddie Tate 'Norm i XY cas er XX ix ne Lot ett Third Hou, 'Nl irilwn Rogers Rohcrt Cimpbell S uc Ircv lNornu Richardson R 1 x in 0 n Coleer Fourth Hou, Pit Rh 0 d e s Leon ird Hlslett XX 1rd Br idv ohnm Fulton Without the issistince of the clisses find the 0I'Q1IllllflOIlS of the school plus th it of the peo ple ofthe eoininunitx the Elnioniln Qt iff would h ue found it quite liirel to hue put toqe ther a xe ii ioole these peoplc f'I'1Ll0llSlX for their help The El 1110111111 ot 37 ue ire proud of 1nd will hold as a rciniiide r of hrppx high school dfixs Irs! HUIL s en on C irolx n YY ide Yelti Sue Vis n Croiid RUIL i ix ine i s Sin Cilles I iird Rott NI irx lltlr n Di il Iris Durhin X ni in Logue Dixid Cr un ourtli Holt Ann: Rroo Dorotlis Peterson XI irilxn Brown ii llltll 1 1 Ris lzftlz orc ls nnetli lJllLl'sXNlll l illl little Xrlin Crohensie ser on C ilu rt B irrx lxoonee h t , 7 X . , r K L 7 , z . ' ' . v v A l Y c 1 v 2 , 1 1 ' I . 5 . . l A Q -' v iv . . 'vi v ' ' x x lv, - , 2 -S . B., . L , ,, . , ,. . . . K 4- il L 3 l 7 h f L -' K' k . i' ' 7 , 1 1 1. 5 -, -2 .' 7, V x Y L ' i r ' '.s 1 4 ' . f , v , X I I .- 2 7' A .L-y 4 .. , t r .. . r K 1 .fl . .' ' . . e' 2 , - ' 1 ' li . 1 f ' i ' l . ' x 2 2- ' i X l h ,W -2 Qi -. XXX: the- Se-nior Class of '52, would like to thank .ine ixi,'-wk. X-7, ,' , l - 2 - L. 'J 1 2 . , . , v' f 4 -1. I , '-lri.' IDA t llliocle-s. lr 1' lr le-ll. V' . - l,'o . S ' '-.loe1Nlitt' .YH l. Flillci, 'ri 1' 'Ipit-, ' Y I 'Alf '--. r V' f- '.. ' '. M Y -. Q a'. Y 1 F '-lo . ' ' les, I' ' I ' , . . ' , W To: my Si ' , ,liiii ire- il tori. R 1-Q. . .e -' 5 A4 .V ' Q -ir'-'.yD llllllf KIIIINIS Hl Exlllflllfl 17173 pr11x:cl1-4 ft- lIli'lIllJ4'l'x xv1t11 1111111111111- Qlllfl I-'IFA f1f,,.,H't 1,Q,ht,W, in AH work dm! HH DIME -I-lim, 1111111111 1111111111 -, ll1lX4' xp1111x11r11cl -11.111112 11.11111--. 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S. r1-11-111111 tl11' B'-. 4 CF. 111121 4 IDF. 131111111 l.1Xt -11115 11111 11115 011- 131111141-rs Asso1111t1o11 1114111111-. 1115111 .1 Fi1'lll 11111 111 1111- l'11r111.1 I-R111-111111-1'1t.1l 17111111 -.o11tl1w1wt of St. I.11111x, S1-xv-1111 llllbL'N 11 51-.11 tl11' Fl .-X 1111111-n l111x1- 11.111111-111.111-cl 111 1.111111 111'111r.1111N 1111-r XYCNA XYlIQ'Il ll1l'f l111x1- 111111 111 11111 1-11.11111-rl .11111111- pl1Nl1111111'1ts .1111l 11-1.111-ml tl11-1r11r1111-1-t NlI1fIf'N. rl-llf' 111.111- tvr 1-1111-N 11 l'11l1l11 S111-,1k111Q C1111t11-t. NI1-111111-rs are 11lQo 1111111111111-11 111 cl.11r5. poultry 111111 g1r.1in. and llxvstoclx 1111111111 ll'LllllS. ,1 Q Tff'll-S11 rf' r 1111111 l 11 Secretary Nail K cpnvr vYf!'!'-PTl'.S'llIl'1lf S111-rrill Bl1111lc1'11al1ip Prz'.s'i1l1'11f l'l1il111 XY1'i1l1111r Sp1111s11r C1-orgv XY1llli01' 141111 H1111-V1lI1.1111 Brown, llillll XYrigl1t. NV11ltcr Roll, Hcnry H11sl1-tt. F11-rsftt S111itl1s11n, G.1l1-11 Underwoocl. Don H115- l1-it. Bllll Nldllilll. 511111111 ll1111'fl31'11111s l 111l1-5. Lloyfl l'-lIllL'j', Nvil K1'p111'r. Orvul Si1111111111s, Bill IDlIIlJlIl. Cl.1r1'111'1' Brs'wl111l111'r, Sam HL1r11i1'l4, xl1lI'Xll ll.lI'11Nlt'f, Sl11'1'r1ll l3l.111k1'11xl1ip. Olin-r xxvfljllll. Leroy Loguv. , I 'Third H1111-XV11y111' Lovett. L1'111111r1l Ilaslvtt. Johnny Fulton. Tommy S111itl1. Jllll Stolte-, -loc B11111-r, K1'nn1-tl1 Duckwitz, 11111111 Brcwlmkvr, Arlm Crobcngcibcr, Ii111111y Ralston, xvilliillll Bauer. 12' II..llllll1 lll Treasu fer Lilllfil .-Xiiri llllSll l FUl,UFQ lOlllQn'lU .QFS 0 lllgflffl 'lllie liillllfl' llriiiieiiizil-'ers of .-'xiiu-ric.i, iiiicler tlie Srmiiieulllif-l'lllpX.lLlixlI14-N lortliix XCllI,Hl f'.tfli'1Xl din-gtioii ol Xliw l..ixf,,, llHllNt1jI'1x priiixisls of fill girls. luv-1-ii: tlw iiiitmtiiiii ure-iiiriiiy lwlrl on tlie- liiwii ol Biixiiiev iiim-tiiigx kin- lipid iii tliq- Iiriiiif- ilgririoiiiies Xlrx. .-Kline lilioclew' lioimn lliz- elmpler iiiotlif-r. fi jfaiiit room mme .1 iiioiitli. Tlif- elmpter .ilxo lim om- weiul skiitiii! imrty lielcl witli tliri l l .'X. ii lmlci- Nile-g tlii niec-ting erinli iiioiitli. iismilly lie-ld in tliv ew-riiriz. Tlie Cl1fiN!I11-lw party in eo-operation witli tlif- Stliflf rit gil'lS of llie Lllilm .ire proud lN'k'iillSt' llif-3' lim-Q tlig Coliriril, l'.irerit r'XVK1lT!l Xizlutz tliv- Senior l-1iric'l-will largest sell-supporting IJl'jldIllZllt1fJIl rat St. Iiliiio lligli ii xliiiiilwr plirty. .i trip to St. Louis. .md iii: f-iulitli School. gmclv prirty. . - 1 .-X tmxeliiig llroim- plmiiie- unix rmeiu-fl oy' tln- Sl ltlino fflmpler for tln- liigliwsl se-etioii liflllflfx I..u ye-.ir! prexiclerit, lfrriri Diiiililir. reeeivecl ri St.ite De gre:-. Secrelary NUYIIHI juni llielmrclson Vi1'cAPre.9ident Carolyn Fletcher President A Mary llelen Dial V+ . .. .. . . . 5 K 'llie 1931-02 l'llgX olfieers riot pietiirz-cl were: eo- Dlmnwl liistoriiiiis, XYyiioiigi lioxxeii uiicl l,ett.1 Lim Smitli: piirliiiiiic-ritiiriiiii. ,linux Slifer: pliotoL1i'.1pliei', l.orc-itil Cimierorig piilalic-ity i-clitor, llitii JXIIII Xieiiu-yer: iiml reporter, Nlonclii lldrpster. Miss Laivon I First Iloiefllit XYeiilaer, Loretta Cziim-ron. lean llieliarclson. DoriS Bi-ll. liriiigi Sprout. Carolyn lliic-liiirclywii. Put Vliite. Veltu Sue xvllwlll. Xlilii Bliirtoii. Kaye Ketten. Louise Pliillirook, lioseiiiiiry Perry, limi lingers. Nliiry l',lll'll lnlifww. Q SVIYJIIII Hou'-Selmrlettiil Logscloii. XYXIIUIIRI Bowen. Patsy llozera Liuiral lliixli, Doris Koelmerleliii. liloiiclvll lfxyiiw, ,lm-.iii Sl' ., Iler. llnlw llliocles. xl'l'll2lllt'll Oweii. XXiiiicl.i l'1ill4S, laxelvii linux-rx, Lois lliiilvl. Nl-U!-Wt llflxfllllmlll Tlllffl'llHll '-lflllll lfuiiis. lris lliirlviii, Nliiry Ciiiiiiiiiiins, Xxvilllllil XYriulit. lrix klH'lJ4'l'll'lll. l.eX'oIllH' llwll- xl-lfllfll llf4'WI'- lloelielle Koelmerleiri, Nlzirjory Stein, Yoiieltu Sliliiiom, Peuuy Simrlu. Sliirlc-5' l iiil1-5. 1.1-tt.i l.oii Siiiitli, l.eor.i lliifmircl. Klar- eezm Vlittelet. r Q, Pliyllis Engl-ljolm. XI.irilyri Hoge-re, lime 7 Ifuizrflz lion'-lietty Brirriielx, Slimline Nlumu, Sue Cire, lloseiimry Sun iii I I A Sprout, Xiiriey Sims, lean Kelley, Carolyn Fletcher, Rita Niemeyer, Mary lleleii Dial, Io Anne Brooks, Nivmri Logue, Monda llurpst 1 FH - Ayyfuvil Meelineei Mr. Bauer, representative of the Bankers Association, awarded the Elmo Chapters of FHA and FFA bronze plaques for outstanding work in the section. FHA president, Mary Helen Dial, and FFA president Philip XVeidner, accepted the awards for their respective chapters. To receive the award in FHA, a chapter must receive an honor award. There are three honor awards in each section, from which the outstanding chapter is to he chosen at camp. The FFA award is presented to the chapter with the most outstanding program of work. The plaques were presented at a joint FHA-FFA meeting, Tuesday, December 4. The program was conducted by Philip XXX-idner and Mary Helen Dial. Both the FHA and FFA chapters took part in explaining the programs of work they followed, A clarinet quartet played several numbers, and at the close of the meeting, refreshments were served in the hall. President XVeieIncr receives the azcrzrd for the Future Farmers: Mr. Bauer, Philip VVeidner, Mary Helen Dial, Miss Houston. Mr. Bauer preselzls the uwarrl to Pre.s'ic1'cnI Dial for the Future Iiomenlukers. Mr. Bauer. Mary Helen Dial, Philip NVL-idner, Miss Houston. This audience witnessed the FHA and FFA plaque awarding. - gf x, l40l 'sir Beck Sponsor The Sludenl Cfiuncil A crowded calendar of events has kept the Student Council busy this year. Early in September the council honored the freshmen at an all-school party. The council prepared the scoreboard for use for the first time at the home grid contests. This yearls council members devoted much time to re- vision of the constitution and a clearer inter- pretation of it. For the Christmas season the council supervised the decorating of the build- ing and conducted the school's Christmas party with the assistance of the F. ll. A. and Band. The student representatives. as in previous years. distributed concessions of the football and basketball games to the various classes. Since the ping-pong tables were set up in the lobby of the gym, they established the rules for regulating the use of the tables and the conduct of the player. The council owes much of its success in the activities of the past year to their sponsor, Mr, Beck. XVith his helpful suggestions and advice the council has been able to achieve so many things advantageous to the entire student body. Seated Niondi liirpstcr Carolyn Fletcher, Wallace Fletcher, Mary llelen Dial, Roclicllc lxoeberlcin Standing, Leonard VVe1dner, Dennis Mattix, Bob Cameron, Sherrill Blankenship, B ts ID LAVS ...-rv' JUST DUCKY' PRESENTED BY AIUNIOR CLASS Sfflllllillf-'I.l'lf.l Lim Siiiitli. jim Dial, Carolyn lflm-ta-lim-r. hurl-tia Caiiicmii. Lewib Frey-111111 Klan :xiii XYM1 ti-li-t. 5Wff'fl'll'Tf5 Xllailim-r. l'.uil Siiiitli, Holi Diiflicircl. Bula Cameron. Ivan Kcllcv, Lcorii Biinarcl. 'IUST ,-X COl'lJl,lQ Ulf CULVXTHY KIDS Prc-sm-iitcicl liy Tlic' Svliim' Class 'N Pit Fun ilv lhxiiioii Ccikvr. XX'ard Brady. lfrmit HUIl'f-XVYIIUIILI lluwvii, lo Aiiiiv Brmimy. 1 , 11 , .- Burk IimufMary llvlcii Dial, lloliart Lanclrctli, Carolyn NYaclLlvll, Boll Caiiiplu-ll, Philip Brcwliakvr, 'dh- th Q Q rkxa X -ffaddd S N x S'4' X 1 A x 1 l '1 -v A S' 'J fi h . F , 0? Nr-V 1 I.1'ft In Right-Yi-lt,i Sm- NYilsun, Nlonclu llurpstn-r, Mildred Siiiipkins. Xyilllllil Fulks, Durutliy lk-tvrscii'i. IQ lllllf,C EYII' S The four officc girls lmvm- assisted tlic office! Sl'CI'i'fliI'f'. Mildred Simpkiiis. by typing. iuiswcriiig tlic tc-lc-plioma cmiritiiig mml tic-lic-ts and lunch iiioiicy, rvcorcl- ing tliv pupils alusc-nt from 1-iicli class. and various otlivr clerical tasks. Bcsides giving tlic-sc girls goocl training for any ofliu- work tlic-3' may do iii tlic futiue, tliis work is coiisiclcrvd as ii Q-mirsc iii office practice. Each participant variis a unit of Q-rc-dit towaml unicliiiitirmii. , vffff y Nl 'f ' rsxv 3713 fv' ' Qxf pi' 'MF 1431 930- wh A.-ft, ' .x 'f.!g ' rf T, l ii '- f f ,fe Nix K5 QSXCQA '- ' - , f' us N, if 1 -.' ii fzf' A 'V - - f fQ,f lfisi N 6 ' fr' 5 1 x Q I V- sl lomecominq oronufion 110111 Viviun l40fI,lll' vscortvd by Captain Slllll Cillc-spin Attuldult C' nrolxu NN ldchll Q111111 wlVllIl Loguv Attvnd mt I 1-11r1 B1177 1rd . mrkx. Hurd Br.11ly. IAV11131 IS11A7.11'1l, I'f11ll111 XYvid114-r. U.1111l.1 1l.11'111tt. P1.11'1'x R111111111. 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M TIC Q S quo LINE-l,c w i s Frcz-man. right vnrlg XYarcl Brady. right tzlclclvg Don Calvert right Quurrlq llolw Caincron. l'f'Ilfl'fQ llo- lmart I.anclrc-tli. Ivft ,uimrclg Philip XVcicl- ncr. lcfl turklvg Lconard Ilaslctt. left curl. BACK l II'fLD-Haymon Colccr, right Ilfllfllllfkj Sain Cillcspic. qluzrfcrlnickg Barry Kooncc, flilllzuclcg ,lim Dial, left haltlmack. Coach Klostcrinan Coach Rainey 1951 FOOTBALL SEASON Our Eaglcs had a very successful scason this ycar, Thi-y won six gamcs and tit-cl one. Victorious with the scasoifs rccorcl inarrccl only lmy onc tic, this ya-ar's tt-am was St. Elm0's first to havc an iindfficatcrl sc-ason since- football was initiati-cl he-rc. Sti Elmo Llcfcatccl Nokoinis, 153-T, to win their first 'ootlxall game' of tht- scason on the lost-r's gridiron. The prc-gamc pri-clicitions sliowccl that thi- Eaglcs wvrc unclcr- dogs. hut the final gun provctl them victors. The scconcl gamc fought on Yanclalia's gricliron cnclccl in a 14-1-1 ch-acllock. Thi- Eaglcs lwat Arcola for thcir first horns- gainc, 14-fi. Thi- game- was harcl fought and om- of tht- tought-st of thc si-ason. Also, it was onc of tht- lmiggcst upscts of thc Octolmcr 12 wcck t-nd 5lllL'P Arcola lmoasti-cl a lil garlic winning strcalc St. l'1lmo's victory ovcr Efllllllllllllll. l4-6, place-il tht- tl'llIll on top oi' this llllil1'l-l'tltl'll ranks in this scction of thc statin fp to aiicl iiicliicliiiig this gaiiic only lil playa-rs hail lmrolcen into thc St. Elmo tootlrill linwup. St. lfliiio rollvrl up thcir fourth footlmall victory hy swamping liaslcru Statc lligh School ot' Charlcston -'33-14 in tht- only clayliilht contcst thcy playccl. Clrayvillt- mc! a crusliing clcfcat at tht- hantls ot tht- liaglcs hy a scorc ot '17-6. Thi- gamc was a costly ow- for thi- Eaglcs, for thcy lost thc scrviccs oi ont- ol tht-ir ahh- lialtlnacks, ltay Colacr. who hrolw his anklc in the llllllll' and was out thc rcst ol' thc scason. The St. Elmo liaglcs complctccl thcir Sl'X'1'll-glllllt' footlmall scason hy walloping Shcllayvillc, 226-U. licforc a small llomccoming crowcl. Thi- fltlllll' was iiniquc in that tht- footlxall ficlcl had to lw clcarcd of 14 inches of snow. E481 v September 28 October 0 October 12 October 19 October 26 November 2 November 9 1951 FOUTBALI, SCI IEDULE Xokomis. . Yaulrlulia. . A-XrL'o11I. . . . 1if1:1llU,1lllIU Clulrleston Crayville . Shelbyville 'rfL'.f,, Tbere Tbere Here Tbere Tbere Here Here 1491 7 14 6 6 14 6 0 IIIIILICVS Dun Crlll1D1Jf'11 Don Ifaxirubilcl fx' awww 1,f W MQ, 'f L ,QA 'A i ' 54?-Sikh, ' x 1 T l?Gg'1i .Q uf 22 ,3231 2311 ' c awwirf c M- -1 ' ' Q f H 117fv.,5,v Wir? :wa :W A A , ,i X A, ,f,vif2z , ' A rug A 7413-eff. W- ujff - - . 5, u A ' N ggi 'N Q ' is ' ' Y - 1 . r I , X' lg x A r- N fe 51 L fig f la I lk. Y, I 9 - f I n ff X G ,g, rl i ' I 1 '2 'P 1 I s BAS If ET IBA L L VARSITY First Row-Don C a l V e 1' I. Barry Kmmnee, Philip XXI-idner. Leonard llaslett, Sam Gillespie. Seemid Huw-Tom NYl1ist0nf Bob Cameron, Wayne Dureff Dennis Rlattix, Bob Campbell. SECHS OPP November 30-Arthur. There .... . . 44 46 December T-Altamont, Here .... . . 54 43 December 8-Cowden, There .... . . 48 58 December 14-XYindsor, There ...... , 56 47 December 15-Neoga, Here ......... 67 25 December 21-Creenville, Here ..... 48 34 December 22-Beecher City, There.. 60 38 St. Anthony Christmas Tournament at Effingham January -1-Stewarclson, Here ........ 29 42 january 5-Brownstown, Here ....... 33 46 National Trail Tournament at Beecher City January 15-Casey, There .......... 56 46 Philip XVeidner Don Calvert C Sl -Igllllhlfj 19-A I VIIUJINIIIW Ilvrw. .. .. S4 CCHS K Hi 56 Jilllllllff' 2'1'l'lHkiIlIl,ll2llll, llll'I'l'. .. . . I Fl'lJI'll1 Fcfbruz Fm-lmrllg FQ-lm n. xrx' 1'IwL'lltODUliS,'I-lll'l'L' ...,.. 5 5 lrv 2-Stn-waxrclwn. 'l'lwro. . . . . 67 .x!llllI1,!t'I' lrv H-Brmvnstown. Tl as-rv ..,.. 771 lrx 9--fiwxvmlc-11. H4-rv ......,.. l'4'ln'1l.1rx' 15--vl5m'n'r'l14-r CIN, llvrv .... '11 58 -'7 S111-rrill Blankenship F1-lwr1n.1rx 19-Slum-ll1yx1ll1'. Illvn- ..... -7... FL-brllglrx' 22--.-Xltillmxlxt. lln-rv ...... Fvbrllf All lry 25Jf5t. .-Xntlucmyx Hcru .,.. . 0 2 lim-gimml Trrllrxlglllmvllt ut Xvilllllllllil Mnrclm 4-lfuriml .................. 65 Ninn-ln 6fc:llNK'dl'Il ......,.... , SU Bob Czum-run Bob fIilllI17l7l'll Tom XVhisi0r1 Couch Rainey lim Jl'IlkillS Lewis Freeman Y x 71' -'Q -1' Y TIRALR sQUA1J 'iv Krirwlzrig-I'm1l Smitlu. Sum Cnllvspif-, Lrwis l'ql'Q'l'IllLlIl. limi Calm-rt. Dun l ur I' f ll! Ula' . 1 nflmi, lx ns frm in mn I Yyliiil-, Phillip lirr-wlmlcc'r, jim Dial, Bull ' U0 GL, I All 1. f V Calm-mr.. julm Pmircl, Phil XY:-iclm-r, Paul Ly A . I! Of! Lilllv, Cfmcln llllllllfl WGA, ffv A4 7511 '44 1 I ' , I 167714 IHA v qf 'rw 71,00 'A' 27 0 ,QL M7 :lair 'll' 7' , ' 1' , f- ,I lfvzgfff 0,7 54 16711 Q5 A l H511 Q1 RUNNERS 14,111 11 C illupn I miti im i in ,aka qw. ffl -' aff2e:7 5 f Sui 1' ' -. ldlll S ' l , Dlll, 4 1 W .l.l1w TL ' Paul Little, Pliillip Brcwlmlxcr, Bol 5,i5f'L.f J-Qi'i8.Q?.:::.,'f ,, Cuim-ron. Phil VVL-idncr. J '!f 'f1 iv , ' 7 ,QW 1. 7. , -.fhi ' L5 1 ,. 43' 4, L0 01 .Ad 7 1 0 3 f-x 1 , 4 H'- vb-6 1 Q 9 if LL . ' .34 ,Sf iam . f' n s...,l' PPO C pl me 'rs BROWN FUNERAL HOME 9 Sf Elmo Bnck and Tlle Co Inc VOELKER S en s Store Clofhmg Furmshmgs and Shoes .Iohn .I Shlel DRINK In Bottles aCseToday mY F o+e e THE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO an al I nos I 071 om i n , of M ' 4 .?- Complim n+s of --YQ-4 a . . al Q S+. Elmo, Illinois Phone 82 M. G. ATWOOD ' I ens of Buy a Fro our av Ili D aler l I V d ia, Ili i Telephone Telephone S+. Elmo lDay and Nigh+l Vandalia lNigl1+l 296 380 GRADY MARCHMAN Well Serwcmg Company l5l Rod and Tubing Service General Con'rrac+or 5, Charles Deckerf 81 Son Clfy Garage GENERAL REPAIR WORK S+ Elmo llllnols Complnmenfs RED RAVEN CAFE WL FOR HEA THEELBOWL wf+RCJL ND E M A HPD r Congrawlahons fo Hue EAGLES OF 52 EPH S PLACE Complsmenis Complnmen+s County Bank JOhI1SfOI1 Sllpel' Mdfkef Sami Elmo, Hlnnols Hivfwi: E. Q:'ei Pwr-. B O L T H ' , X D P 'HA 'XCLRTT f'f'f of of I-'91 Good Luck to the Senior Class HOME LUMBER COMPHNY ST. ELMO, ILLINOIS Complmen+s MCCALL FOOD MARKET Complumenfs T 81 D ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION APPLIANCES S+ Elmo Hlnols sf F z Glenn Pa adee PARADEE PRODUCE CO FLOUR FEEDS POULTRY EGGS CREAM Cusfom Grind ng and M x ng PHONE 32 Norfh Mann mo GULF SERVICE STATION PALACE BARBER SHOP C pl 'nenfs ROGERS GROCERY Beecher Cn+y Ilhnols WILLIAM G BOLES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 227 or 203 W S+ Elmo lllnnons Ifvll ..,.- I of . , i ' f.E- Fo re VH r Henry Pancnfd, Prop. orn I. . . .. Of I I I 5I5 ' Sf. EI Hogge and Campbell Motor Trucks Farm Equipment Dalry Equlpment Refrrgeratlon PARTS SALES SERVICE Phone 75 Beecher Cnty IIInnons BRADFORD SUPPLY CO Onl Fueld Equipment Phone I4O St Elmo Illmons DELASSUS HARDWARE CO Phone I05 SI' Elmo Ilnous COKER 81 SOII CONTRACTORS Mowlng and Grading Elmo Phone County 7R3 Wentworth Furniture Store COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 204 SHANE MOTOR CO Ford Sales and Servlce Phone St Elmo IIIlnons 6 . ' . . . I H. . St. Elmo, IIIinoIs St. , III. . : ' 292 . , ' ' .21 C pl' 'r f Phillips Chevrolet Sales HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES FRIGIDAIRE PHONE 148 ST ELMO ILUNOS ffl BLUE GRILL DINING ROOM Good Food ST. ELMO, ILLINOIS Frozen Custard CornpIImenIs FROZEN FOOD BANK Owners Mr and Mrs A G Davis VAN RHEEDEN BROS 81 L BILLIARD PARLOR Sporhng Goods Store ocneI B Snooker Pwpes Qgerehes Sooe IGO Cenoy Guns cIfo e H. C. WENDT Jeweler 37 Years in +I1e Jewelry Business Diamonds - WaIcIwes - CIOCIQS JeweIry - INIoveIIIes RadIos Silverware SIweaIIer Pens and PencIIs Phone 59Y AI'I'amonI, Illinois CompIumenIs GROBENGIESER SONS Hardware ImpIemen+s Appliances I I-I ImpIernenIs I:rlqlcIaIre Maytag Armsnong I:Ioor Covenng Sherwin WIIIIams PaunI AI+amon+ III on SI1opaI STOVALL S Dry Goods Dresses Shoes an Men s Furnlshlngs PI-IONE I75 CorrwpI rnenrs of GRACES BEAUTY SHOP Phone 56 Qwrer a d Qpermor Grace RageI 6-1 of of I , . PIT e I50 I d L. . . . . and P ' III' r' ' Ckgars ArnmunII'on ' Arie? po- , , , menf , Illsnlng I CIQIG F I PRIDE CLEANERS Mr and Mrs H W SI1uma+e Red ard Dee BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF l952 WELLS VARIETY STORE Phone 55 S+ Elmo Illmous C moIwmer1+s Marchman s Standard Service C mplwmemfs PETERS CONOCO SERVICE BOLDS MOTOR SALES Oldsmoblle and G M C Truck SaIes and Servlce U S Hnghwaf 40 We G ve Eagle Sfamps Ladues Ready Io Wear Shoes MILLINERY AND FURNISHINGS NEW LEADER STORE HARRY CO!-IFN Prop Vandalna IIImo:s KRANER S FLOWERS S Elmo III Flrsf Door Nor+I1 of TI1ea+er Ccmplxmenfs BEAUTY BOX Phone I28 WIDES OIL COMPANY E M BUTLER Prop Corrrplvmenfs Ledbefrer Elecfrlc and Refrlgerahon f6o of . . of . . S+. Eimo, IIIIHOIS 5 . . Of. . 'I'. , . of 'I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SOLZE STUDIO S+ Elmo Illrnols Compllmenfs Honnegger Bower Hatchery nc Cerhfied LegI'1orns Honeggers Feed Governmenf Grade Eggs CongraIuIa+nons Io II1e Class of I952 Compllmenfs and Besf Wnshes For +I1e Fufure of our BOYS AND GIRLS MATTIX GROCERY ELMO JEWELRY FINE WATCHES DIAMONDS H OVERTON LEWIS M D AND JEWELRY Wa+cI1 and Je eIry Repa r ng Done me of I . SI. EImo, IIIHOIS Q sr. fi.'.: P. L. 'ISI-WI B'..mm'I . w II I Western Auto Associate Store Eooar I-I Wow S+ Elmo IIIunols Flreproof Free Parking EAKIN HOTEL Anr Conduhoned Coffee Shop O G TTI 6 SCHUMACHER 81 BALLARD DAIRY rocessor and Dus+rnbu+or PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS CompInmen'Is SPROATS COAL 8: ICE BOHLANDER DRUG STORE I e BQSI Equwoped and Mos? Modern U Soc rw Sommern I rw Exclusive GENERAL ELECTRIC AGENCY A Iamovf II mms Compllmenfs TEXACO SERVICE Phone 288 R meKIyr DR A M WHITE DENTIST Alfamoni' Illunoss Vandalla IIImo1s G-ecge C. Sid acfer ' Em 5' C. Be ard . . L + P ' ' of VandaIia, II?fno?s SI. EImo and Afamoni IIIImo's ' 13,9 irq II IIQOIS of I . , IE. ' of . . . E f QW, Poo. Um POTTER MOTOR SALES Phone 28I R S+ Elmo llllnols Weldners Service Sfahon SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Phone 42 S+ Emo Tun E SWARM AND COMPANY HARDWARE Bob and Vona Hughes Compf menfs KROGER GROCERY S+ Elmo lllmols Band and Orchesrra lnsfrumenfs C N JONES 8I9 Nor+h Mann S+ree+ Phone I00 Sf Elmo Illmols Esfebl shed IQO6 Telephone 295 D E N N Y S Dry Goods and Shoes Van alla Illunors Compllmenfs Spam Construction Service Purnpung Unis Rod Lu es Brndqes Ca+He Guards Sndewaks Basernenfs Phone 299 S+ Elmo lllnnols ST ELMO PHARMACY Try fhe Drug S+ore Fnrsf CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES EAGLES OE 52' Homann Gram and Supply Co Al+amon+ 68 . T , IT ois of A ReedS-ACCSSSOFTGS-Repairing Men's and Women's Wearing Apparel, . D . d . I . . of ' T - 'n ' T CompIlmen+s WAGON WHEEL Vandalla IIIlnols Open 6 Io IO Noon and Evemng Meals Founiam Servlce Sandwaches Closed Thursdays and Open Sundays A er Jan I 2 I-IUBERT HUNTER Compllmenfs ELMO NEWSSTAND Com pI menfs KUYKENDALL DRILLING COMPANY Emo I no MONARCH GAS COMPANY NATURAL GAS APPLIANCES S+ Elmo Browns+own Alfamonf S C O T T I E S CITY ELECTRIC SHOP P10 e 332 rno n Calhoon 8: Stlne Garage BUICK SALES S+ EImo lIImols Complemenfs DR N M ELDRIDGE DENTIST Phone I23 SI Elmo Illmols Compl me-nfs GORENZ CAFE Phone 243 R Complnmenfs HELENS BEAUTY SHOP 69 of I' I' ln S'r.E'..IIiIc7s If . , I95 of ST. Phone I78-W I of . . of . . S+. I , III is - - - of 8 n . . of . . 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