Carbondale Community High School - Dial Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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W F s Page twenty-four SENIORS RAYMOND STOTLAR Shiek' An open car, a moon, a girl, Oh Boy! Football '24, '25, '26, '27g Basket- ball '26, '27g Spanish Clubg S. P. Q. R Clubg C Clubg Senior Class Play '27g Dial Staff '26, '27. If MILDRED WHITESIDE Midge' A perfect queen! Glee Clubg Home Economics Club Senior Class Play '27. 4 o .3 of CHARLES WILLIAMS Charlie' UNO wonder Bernice is falling in love. Glee Clubg Senior Class Play '27 Dial Staff '27. ALICE WYLIE Sno0ks' K'By diligence she wins her way. Glee Clubg Home Economics Club Art Appreciation Club. EVELYN YOUNG 0 Q o It is better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow? Home Economics Clubg A. D. C. Spanish Clubg Senior Class Play '27 Rings in the Sawdust '27g Girls Bas- ketball. Paul Barrett Afton Burns Ruth Crowell Ray Lybarger Ethel Minor Osborne McMinn Robert Phillips Carroll Weaver Ewing Woolridge U37 Y 1 551- llll mm

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gmmm , ESENICRS THELMA SISK Fannie Smile and the world smiles with you. S. P. Q. R. Club, A. D. C.: Home Economics Club. Q 0.0 ROBERT JAMES SMITH Pud A jolly fellow, chucked full of fun. Basketball '26, '27g Football '24, '25, '26g Track '25, '26, '27, C Club, s. P. Q. R. Club. o Q 0,0 .Oo VIRGIL SPRAGUE Red Tell us, just what is it like to be wise. P. C. D. Club, Debating Team '27. HELEN STIFF Stiffy Everybody's sweetheart, and ev- erybocly's pal. Transferred from Kankakee High School '26g A. D. C.g S. P. Q. R. 4:0 QI. 0:0 CANNON STORMENT Shotgun To live and die is all I have to do D Transferred from Salem High School '27, Glee Club, S. P. Q. R. Clubg Hi-Y Club. 0 of JAMES STURMENT Jimmie He fears the wilds of maiden smiles. Transferred from Salem High School: S. P. Q. R. Clubg Glee Club. Page twenty-three

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THE LANDING OF THE FRESHMEN It was a beautiful September day in 1924 that the one hundred and fourteen Freshmen reached the then rocky shore of C. C. H. S., after an eight years voyage on rough waters. Yeh! 'twas the mighty class of '27 that landed there, 'twas the class that conquered this great High School world. As the Pilgrims of old they were molested by the savages-upper classmen--but soon outbreaks were few, and they held their first Hfun- giver in the fall of '24, King Education ruled their colony with a mighty handg Miss Gene- vieve Myers, the king's governor, acted as sponsor for the class with Don- ald Payne, President, Elizabeth Mitchell, Vice President, and Katherine Hevron, Secretary and Treasurer. This Freshmen colony fought in athletics, aided in any enterprise of the High School settlement and of their king, soon they became Sopho- mores. SOPHOMORE DEVELOPMENT The second year of the colony's existence was spent in development, both in athletics and student activities. Many of the colonists had by this time left the settlement daunted by King Education. This year the colony revolted at times the fierce demands of the King and some perished in the fight and were sent to a lower colony of the settlement, while others gained fame in the intellectual field and de- bating. Miss Cook sponsored the colony with Gilbert Lentz, President, Katie May Kerstine, Vice-President, and Raymond Stotlar, Secretary and Treas- urer. ' JUNIOR MINUTE MEN Right on the dot, in everything, those Juniors of '26! Two debators were Juniors, six Juniors won football letters, three basketball letters and many were on the intellectual team. The great all-star athlete, Red McGowan, who had landed in the first Freshman ship in 1924, made a name for himself and his class in the Junior year. The Junior Senior Banquet was a great success, because of the com- mittees and their minute tasks. Page twenty-five