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

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r . X x X , N - 5 Q 1 Left in RIA-rlfIf.' l'at Uiealrer, Laura Ann Rush, Miss Burns, l.ilirariang llelxa ,lennings Kroq. liosenixiry l 'rrry LIBRARIANS OFFICE GIRLS 'l'wo girls were given the opportunity to learn almout office procedure under the direction of the office secretary, Mildred Simpkins. The various tasks per- formed included ringing the hell at the end ofthe periods, answering the telephone, typing, recording the people alusent from each class. and various other duties. Rita Ann, who worked during the third period every morning, and Leora, who spent the sixth period in the afternoons in the office, gained practical knowledge and office experience. I v...- vi Q52 V96 4 Left fo Ri-111115 Leora linz- zard, Mildred Simpkins, Rita Ann Niemeyer. :Grin-ttiilr

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FOOTBALL A-TEAM I I. . , .. I Lme Left to Rzglzt Ben Fan lxxchard Nlahon Tom Vlhrston Leonard Weldner Darold lxhodcs jxm Stolte Bob Cameron Hatkfcld Icfl I0 Rxgllt Levus Freeman Bob Duns 118111115 Nlatux JIIT1 Dlal I952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE E THEY September 12 September 26 October October October October Nlarshall Nokomls Xrcola Ffftngham Charleston tlestrne 14 sou an 9v2 X and 111.1 llmo l ftmghxm l mo Charleston T C I mo There Here There Here Here There Here There There VX' ' .................,......., 12 ,,...........,.. . ' ' ...,...............,,... 33 ........., .. ' .......................... 7 .........,,..... .1 ' .,..,.........,,........ 26 ....,,..., .. ' 3 ......,.,.........,.....,. 0 .......,.,.,.... n ' ................,...,....... 14 ..,....... .. 17 ..,..,.................... 0 .,......,....... , ' .....,...,,..,........ 40 ,.,,.,...,,, ' Z4 .......,.............,.... 0 ................ ' .C. .......... 19 .......... .. 31 ..........,,..,.....,...,. 0 ................ P: . ' ,.,....,................ 40 ....,..... .. November 7 .......,..,..,,.......,... 0 ............,... Yandalia ................,....... 34 ...,,....,.. There - , , -l f V' 1 ....,.......,.....,............. fl ,............... St. 2 .,,,....,,.,,,,..,.,.. 0 ...,.,..,, ,. 3 4' 2 ............................ 55 .........,...... St. 21 ...............,...... 0 .........,. , ' . . ...,............ 26 ................ St. 21 .............,.......r 6 ........ FOOTBALL A SQUAD The football team of 1932 had only fne lettermen returnxng tor practlce sesslons ln September Bud Nlahon Levus Freeman Tom NK hnston jnr Dlal and Bob Cameron Of these only three had pl tyed regularly on the undefeated team ot 1931 The 72 team was composed of s1x semors sn. jumors seven sophomores and flve treshmen Although the team members were not too lug m sue they compared faxorably m that respect vuth their opponents The XICLOTICS xn all the sexen games the Eagles played last fall went to thelr opponents lnexperlence and lack of hustle seem to haxe been responsxble for the teams deteats Those who lettered for 1932 are Semors Bob Cameron Bud Xlahon Levus Freeman Bob llufford jlm Dlal Tom xA1'l1SlUIl Junlors Bud Stmmons Jlm Stolte Darold Rhodes Leonard Vkeldner B111 Brown jlm lxoonce Sophomores Don Haslett john Nhlllams Ben Palr Denms 'Klattlx Vkayne Duree Delano Tlsh Those who recelxed freshman numerals are Lee lreg Ray Tlsh Dale VK hrte Dalton Purcell and B111 Haslett It IS expected that the 1933 team vull be a much stronger orgamzatxon The boys out for practice vull haxe had the adwantage of thus wear s CY1'JCI'lCl1CC Thlrteen lettermen plus five freshman numeral vwmners vull return