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

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THE JUNIOR CLASS Q. ,yan -9- i X f lli .2 - I .f'f,?v...'9 3 5' V '-,Qu Q ?' I '1l2t ,,,.p, 'I W l' ef l A h 1 lv P 3 ' X g , A 0 F 1' -O 'la K ,il A.., . ' f' B i A iv' - ' 1 I - 'Y J-sfxfiif-l..li. I-: N,jA ! 3 ff' ' . W k 6 ' . , a , ,,! Qi C , ' 'Sl I f Y. f U X ,,.,,L V, X . , 1 W, It A rr r El- uf f NN ' X 1 W - ai 13 ,Ji '. 'Q il . 4 -i -1 as' s f .- .fvv , w 1 '5A 1 ff 'rg if f 1 First Row-Allen Blurton, James Bolds. Second Row-VVilliam Bauer, Harold Brady, VVilliam Brown. Third Roz.-Dorothy Childress, Gene Clymer, Charlotte Coblentz, Bob Dial. T Fourth Row-Norman Durbin, Phyllis Englejohn, Don Fairchild, VVallace Fletcher, f 'V ,Q Ro er Frailey. 'A . - I Fifth Rgou'-Dick Freeman, Sara Lou Helm, Bob Howell, Bob Julius. Sixth Rou-Iris Koeberlein, Jim Koonce, Scharlettia Logsdon. X 'I' Seventh Row-James McClure, Ray Morris. 1 'll ki- 3 F Payv .Seventeen 1 1' . , x I l XX l

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MISS CHURCH Sponsor KlzNNETl-I f.lLLIuSPIE President Z ,a THE JUNIOR CLASS . . . , .,- J is tor the Jzuzzors, Llass ot 54, so filled with the seriousness of the respon- sibilities of being upper-elassmen. Pstands for Projt'rf.v, Play, and Prom which have required the attentions and efforts of the juniors this year. Their projects included selling maga- zines and running concessions at foot- ball and basketball games: their class play was Our Hearts LVerv Young and Gay: and the junior-Senior l'rom on May 15 climaxed the class' activities. DON CAMI'BliI.l. Virr-1'rr.n'dent E is their Iixrcllencc' in studies. Those who consistently earn high grades are: james Holds, Harold Brady, Don Camp- MR. RAINEY Sponsor MR. UNDERKOFLER Sponsor bell, Phyllis Engeljohn, VVallaee Fletcher, Kenneth Gillespie, Seharlettia Logsdon, Rita Ann Niemeyer, Lois Ragel, Pat Rogers, VValter Roll, Laura Ann Rush, janet Sapp, Erma Sproat, Rosemary Swarms, Galen Underwood, Pat Weaber, Wanda VVright. RIT.-X ANN NIEKIEYER GALEN UNDERVVOOD Secretary Treasurer I ayt Sixth I1

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ft' THE JUNIOR CLASS ci Q 'S' i V .A 1 Q - I ,, - .0 ff Q, Q , 4 A ' Y' NL , ' Ll -' 'F' 7 13' I ' . ' ' ' D7 iw I if , Q, l 4 il. , .Qi W , Q -ri ogvylgm 62, QU- 1,8 I ,at ,fn :Q t , ,gr 'rf vi A K , 9 V ! , Q 5 A 'A.' a Q H ,A V ,. G S ni 2 L 3 ' ,ff '3 7 V i I faifll' vi E, 32554 X' r X det 44 ,aw ' IQ' Tv I 0 s S , 2 9' '- 1 f PQ ' 7 ' '? K .af e ' ' 5 Ii A! , i ', . ' I if ,, First R020-Don Musgrave. Serond Rott'--Rosemary Perry, Lois Ragel, Darold Rhodes. Third Rott'-Don Rhodes, Walter Roll, Joan Rogers, Patsy Rogers. Fourth Ron'-Laura Ann Rush, Janet Sapp, Orval Simmons, Peggy Sparks. Fifth Row-Erma Sproat, James Stolte, Rosemary Swarms. .S'i.fth Rott'-Pat VVeaher, Leonard Weidner, Wanda VVright. Seventh Ron'-Mary Ellen Yagow. Other members of the junior class are Cora Dial, Dan Lesh, and Louise Philbrook. The illness and death of our classmate, Doris Koeberlein, on September 9, 1952 1 . 1 v was a sad event for all of us. VVe treasure her memory and our associations with her.