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

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af' aw' s X15 wh? .YW A ,NX Gblmv amh CEHIIJ L' L lltwyz. . ll!! Ideal Girl of Sr. J. C.'H. S. Katherine McClintock ....... ....... ....... ' 1 'eeth MX? Marion Bothwell .......... ....,.,. O riginality Ruth Phillips ............. ...Eyes Miss Myers ................ ,, ,,.,, Feet Kathryn VVolfe ......... ........ F igure Roma Yeats ........... ........ M outh Miss Hubbard ........... ,..,.,. E ars Dorothy Denhart ......... ........ ' 'Pug Nose ll Lucille Maxfield .......... ....... H air l Mary McClintock ......... ....... D imples Mabel Poll .................... ........ S mile V Wilma Hart .................... ....... S weetness Mary Agnes Rayburn ....... .......Attractiveness Hazel Carr .................... .,,..., D isposition Marie Lambdin ......... .,,,,.. S peech Marie Chambliss ......... ..Hands Marguerite Gibson .......... ..,. . .Chin l Beulah Dunn ............. ...,.e. A rtistic i r Olive Walker .......... ....... S tudiousness tl Lois Dunn ........... ,.,,,,. E yebrows M iss Rector ..,..... ....... Good Sport JOKES Lela Marie Edminson dropped her compact. VVhen she stooped to pick it up Ruth Phillips said, hare you trying to reduce F No! said Lela Marie, just pickin' up. Lehmann was in store with his mother when he was given candy by one of the clerks. What must you say, Lehmann ? 'iCharge it, he replied. Miss Meyers: VVh0 was the smallest man in history N Ernest Graves: I think it was the Roman soldier who went to sleep on his watch. Chas. L.: Miss Hubbard, have you ever read 'The Empty House'? Miss Hubbard: No, what's it about? Chas.: Well, there's nothing in it PjFy 5' W m Nl 4 4 it M as N 19 3 0 fb

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-'if . ' 'X yi xxx, Q., . , A.A4 . . ' iillixx 1911112 sinh Chnlh Q ' lil EFX Sophomore SOZLIOQUIQS '- Thursday was a day of doom lain Nothing could be worse When Hubbard asked the Sophomore Class To write a poem in verse. Oh gee, oh gosh , said Ernest Hart What trials one endures, l'd hate to lead a poet's life For me it has no lures. You're not alone in misery deep, 4 Will troubles never fade ? I Said Bill, l'Gee whiz, Miss Ernestine, l Poets are born, not made. l She tells us all to write a verse, I'm mad enough to die, I Nothing rhymes with that but 'Curse'. ,il Said Dave, his courage mounting high. Oh, well, 'tis fate , said Caroline As she gave her curls a toss, We have to do this silly thing, 'Cause Hubbard, you know, is boss. The worst has fallen to our lot, Said quiet Eva Mae, lp Tis another lesson that has to be got, ' Though we fall along the way. H l I Tis easy for some, Marie avowed, With her chin up in the air, For those whose heads are in the clouds And dreary looks they wear. H 9 H U If I should write a real poem CVVhich, of course, I can'tj My teacher would fall right down And pass out in a faint Though some may think that poetry For me affords much fun I'm mighty thankful in my heart The dirty job is done. NIARION BOTHNVELL 1- Je F tx W WMM 5 i i 1 3 CX, JD P? Alito! lilly. X si ,,, pr I D N ,lmlhl

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. ' P ,i fl ill nit 091' e fl lil Milli ll A mr am n til Ideal Boy of St. J. C. H. S. W Carl Edmirlson ..............,, ,,.,,,,,,, ' Feeth M Charles Livingston ......... ,,,,,,,.,. E yes Melvin Henderson .......... ,,,,,,,,,, M Outh I' Duane Swearingen .....,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,. C hih Elmer Poore ................ ,,,,,,,,,, V Oiee -Mr. Ritchey .............. ,,.,,,,,,, H air Nathan Walker -------- ---------- A ttractivelless 4 Bill McCarty --------- ........., A tliletie Ability ll Ernest Hart ......... ,.,,,,,,,, S pirit , Wendell White ........ ,,,,,,.,,, 0 figinatity 1 li , Kenneth' Sanders --------- .......... G ood Manners ' ' MHC Lnftnn -------------- --..----.. N onchalance l Justus Henderson. ,,,,.,,,,,, Personality Dale Steenbergen ..... ,,,,,,,,,, H ands Henry Menges ---------- --------4- E yelashes Burril Denhart ........ ,,,,,, Clothes I Vincent Esry -------- .......... . Stttdiousness il' Lawrence Wood ....... ,,,.,.,,,, , Speech 'W Noble ............. ,.,,,,,,,, S mall fegt P3111 W00dy --------- -.--...... P hysique Roy Finney...' ................ ,,,.,,,,,, E at-s Russell Sanders .............. ,,.,,,.,,, S miles Earl Swearingena-.. ........... ........ ....... .........., D i m ples 1' What They Come to School For: Wilma: To see Justus. Ritchey: To take Miss Rector home over the week end. Cecil: To hold hands with Marie. Elmer: To torment the teachers. Harold : To rest. l Mary: To see Miss Hubbard. iv Emmerson: To dream. What of ? ry ' Wendell : To argue. Q Olive: To study. Q Roy: To talk to Emily. - I ' Freshmen: They don't know. i ,lf Ernie: To talk to every girl he carl. fljlg :IH gl Bill: Most anything. x 'li Carl: So he won't have to work. P' 5 Paul: To sleep. ' K' 4 Mabel: To giggle. Q Q E A w Page Fifty-one ,I Www CX, .fb W N 5 ll, lil H 7 'lt ll ' ,' ' :' V El it 'i ilylx nj tiki .l.... l -ri f .l-it l-li