St Joseph High School - Sachem Yearbook (St Joseph, IL)

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THE OLIVE AND GOLD CSL joseph grade and Qlfigh School Wand CQNNTNG to the addition of many new members this year, the lland has become the largest organization of the High school. Among the plans of the lland through the remainder of the year, participation in the State Hand Contest is looked forward to with great enthusiasm. 'llhe record made last year at the Contest was good and all indications point to a very credible showing this year although it will be necessary to compete in a next higher class. At present it appears that the Sectional Contest will be held in Springlield and, if so, the trip will include the seeing of the many points of interest there especially those made famous by Abraham Lincoln. Other projects will be the presenting of a Stunt Show which met with keen approval last year despite inclement weather, and the giving of a large and varied Annual lland Concert. A few twilight concerts on the lawn in front of the High School will be oilered if other important Spring Activities will permit. 'llhe officers of the lland are: Kathryn Hlolfe ............... ....... l 'resident Cecil Rusmisel ....... ....... X ice-l'res1dent Marie Lambdin ....,... ....... S ecretary-'llreasurer lim' H RVN NYo1.1f1-3. Did you know H10 51111 1'i.w.v in tlzc 7c'usz'. 511518 Heir. Virol' 7'lH'1'ty

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THE OLIVE AND GOLD ROW ONE-Hill, Hunt, Youmans, Hoyt, Poore, Boys, XYoods. McCarty. ROXY 'TXYO-Livingston, Thompson, lldell, Hart, Denhart, Rusmisel, XYallxer. ROW' THRl'flffStee11ln:rgc11, lllaisilell, Lofton. Qoys, glee Glub Accompanist-GLADYS VVORLEY LZSHE Boys' Glee Club has increased in membership nineteen per cent over last year and this serves to show the greater interest which the boys of the High School have taken in singing. Before the end of the year it is planned for the Club to be heard in a number of public appearances in the School and at the local churches as well as the County Meet. F. R. BLA1sDELL. He has a wicleca' look-be canjfzzll, ladies.--.llr. Blaisdcll. Pngc' 7l'Zi'C1lfj'-Alfllt'

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THE OLIVE AND GOLD ROYV ONE-Gibson, Dunn, Swearingen, Christein, Reese, Harris, Loeffler. Archer, H. NValker. ROXV TXYO-Selph, Poll, Thompson, Denhart, Laek. Sanders, Strawser, Lofton, O. Vklalker, XV. Hart, K. McClintock, Kirby, Green, Bielefeld. Redenbaugh, ll. Moore, Casio. ROXV 3-Lambdin, XYhite, Fruhling, XYo1fe, XYeaver, M. McClintock, Sinkes. XVor1ey, XVi1liams, A. Moore. gfome cozfzom ics Gino HE First Semester has gone off with a bang! and a large amount of the credit is due to the work of the President Eleanor Black, and also the Hue co-operation of the girls, and above all the splendid work of our advisor, Miss Green. Some of the activities of the year were the Fair and the play Back to the Farm, both put on by the Home Ec. and Ag. clubs. Several of the parties have also been sponsored by the girls during the year. The President-elect for the second semester is Maurine Reese. l'm sure we are all going to strive to make this semester more successful than the past one. lNlAURINE Rmcsiz. A woman in low is a miglzfy poor judge of clzaracter-Julia. Page Tliiriy-Om'