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

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munity. x ' i' l A H' ll ' 4 ' fif'l'lll1',ii,,, A t W i llllllii a1W 0 , as mpygilqlll f 0911112 emit 6511121 'l'1'li,w if Q43 Q -. f Borrorn Row: XYiIli:uns, Casto. NYalker, XYolfe, Uiliite, Lambdin, Russell, Edminson, Hart. lxlllIllLPi Row: Lang, Hartman, Finney, Madsen, Mclfown, Silkey, Gilmore, Reese, Lindsey, Lowman, Hill, Kirkpatrick. Xllilker. Hall, Meflinloclt. Toi-' Row: Casio. NYalker, I eiers, Saunders. Rusinisel, Mills, lk-ters, Livingston, Tlzompson, XYoods, San- ders, Henderson, llenliart. Reese, li. Swearingen, ll. Swearing:-n, Mr. Ritchey, llirector. Band The St. Joseph Community High School Hand is an organization that anv town should be proud of. 'llhe band when first started by Mr. lllaisdell had 26 members. There are now 40 members under the direction of Mr. Ritchey. This organization is not only an asset to the school but to the whole com- lhe land competed in the contest at Springfield on April 5. 'llhev re- ceived Sth place out of the nine entries. This was thought to have been very good due to the class of schools they were competing against. Mr. Ritchey deserves plenty of praise for the fine organization that he has. Page Twenty-si'.r l il P -tri wwe-'N l l I 1 f-W U 19 3 0 W f'r.i1li.V,i'li,.! ,vi i i-,

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1, N A 'hr ,, 'K unv'l', on , U P he f 'llll lvl. ml l' j ' ' first, ,A 4 M'- - mr :H ', . ,pqlr-'X 1 If ll . u Blv lX's. Tr ll l K HW In l I , , f .WX ix PQ I ll l I P il llo'r't0M Row: Swearingen, Steenbergen, Hoyt, Swearingen, Russell, Steenbergen, Peters, Stayton. i MIDDLE Row: Miss Myers, Director: Menges, Livingston, Dunn, XVoods, Rnsmisel, Graves, VValker. To? Row: Huffman. llenliart, Hunt, Hill, Thompson, llareus, Sanders. Poore. l l , l 9 'w l Boys Glee Club i The Boys 'Glee Club is a young organization as far as years is concerned. l There are 23 members in the club. This group of young men under the super- l I vision of Miss Myers are doing some wonderful work in music. 'llhis Cvlee Club together with the Girls' Glee Club put on an Operetta that was deserving of ii praise. This club will also represent our school in the county meet at Tolono on i May Sth. i l l N ,X 8 l A n ... ij., ,, ll 9 3 O ! ' rylr l fall! l Q f 'f N A Prmz' Titan fm '? f Q f 5 'f+6M.NgM, CX, ,XD nw M. gg, 'gill 11 larl

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. 1? r - ml' 6911112 z1nhtCEn1h ll .. I l in l Il l BOTTOM Row: Fancher, Roy, McCormick, Archer, Loeffler, Richards. Ssccxo Row: Hunt, Stuart, Wilson, Fiock, Youmans, Hasty, Maxheld, Strziuser, McCown. Tnnzo Row: Carr, McClintock, Chamhliss, Graves. Sanders, Relldllllilllgll, Peters, Fisher, Lamhdin, Miss Green, Sponsor. 'TOP Row: Edminson, llothwell, Gibson, l hillips, McClintock, Lindsey, Dunn, Reese, Gibson, l'olI. I il Home Economics Club . ,l PRESIDENT .,,..,....,...,... ......... R VTH l'n1LL1i-s A i XAICE-PRESIDENT ....... ....... L l'cn,1,E AIAXFIELU ll TREASURER ............. .,.,.. I Jmsv STRAWSER SECRETARY .............. .,A,.....,.. A IAREI, Pom, RECORD KEEPER .......,,,......,.............................................,,........ MARIE LAMHIJIN Our club is associated with the American Home Economics Association ti. I which hundreds of other clubs belong. VVe have had various articles printed in the lllinois Home Economics News Letter. Meetings held every four weeks have consisted of business meeting followed by a joint party with the Future Farmers' Club. Clubs from other schools have been our guests. N l l i Q On April 4, an Agricultural and Home Economics A'Open Housew was held, ll E at which exhibits and demonstrations were displayed as well as a free program l . 3 given. RUTH PH1LL1Ps. . er 1 U41 I' ,K if! l 1 i 4 it - Page Twenty-:cz'cn il , ' X S l Qi Wm W - N . ' l i,' i V ' ,, Mill, ...ar tvllall, 111,22-l ..2.ff'1g' All lu, . ,I-A , QA f dll, Q I li.