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

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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

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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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g Uhr sinh tgnlil JOKES Leon Hoyt: Mr. Couts, why didn't they call this a course in letter writing instead of Algebra P Mr. Couts: What makes you ask that question, Leon ?', Leon Hoyt: 'tWell. about all we have in this course is X's and O's and that was all there was in the letter of Cecil Rusmissel's that I found. Mrs. Hamilton: Now Doris, isn't it nice to ride on your father's back ? Doris Jean: 'fYes, but I'd rather ride a real donkey. Teacher: What do you expect to get out of your high school education ?,' Mabel Poll: A man. A Mr. Ritchey asked his Chemistry class to think over three reasons for taking this subject. Katherine W. wrote: 1. So I could be in Elmer's class. 2. So Elmer could be in my class. 3. S0 Elmer and I could be together. Miss Myers: Late again ! Milo Lofton: Not a word, Miss Myers, so am I. Cecil: That was a nice little party you held the other nightf' Milo: VVasn't she though ? 4 Mr. Ritchey tin lab.D: mllhis is deadly poisong what steps would you take if it should escape ? Warren VVeaver: Long ones. Say, do you think Miss Myers is very old ? I know she is. She told me she once taught Chaucer. .4 Mr. Couts Qfeeling a catch in the back while he is tuning in theradioj.: I believe I am getting lumbagof' Mrs. Couts: What's the use dear? You won't be able to understand a 1 word they sayf' Kenneth Steenbergen fgoing up to a candy counterj : How much are these? Q Clerk: 7 for Scg 5 for 4cg 4 for 3cg 2 for lc: l for nothing. - Kenneth: I'll take one. . F'fJ- Y N 193 O fb .lik YL .,..--- ' YW ' 11 I 0 Page 1 t v mo I L'?.' 7':fl ' N I