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

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HE DIAL ROBERT MILLER JOHN ROGERS JOHN CAl.X'IN SWOI-'FORD JOHN CRUISE MIl.I.IGAN ELLEN SHACKLETON XVARREN SCOTT TAYLOR VAN WAYNE MOUNTAIN ARTIE SMITH PAUL TOW'NES HARLEY NEAL RUSSELL SMITH JOHN XVILLIAMS JOHN XVALRER PATTERSON C:I-IARLES SOUTH JAMES YATES FRANK WILSON REEVES JACK SPEAR CHARLES YOUNG

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LOUIE R. GREER MARILIWUISIE HINCIHCIl-IFIf MARTHA JEAN LANGFNFIZLD BILLY GROVES HERBERT E. JOHNSON MARGARET LIPE ROBERT HAl,l4 IMOGENE KELLEY SARA LOGUE RALPH EYRE HAMILTON MARAIORIE KELLEY MARGUERITI2 MCBRIDE CARL HENSON MARGARET KOUNCE ROSALIE MCDANIELS ARTHUR LEE HIEl.I,.I3R CATHERINE LAND JEANETTE MACKENROTH 1 A A 2 A A 5 J T ' A YJ i 1 ,f f X vf f 'I ,N .lv , 'X fy' fijiiud 0+ 'V' P1z!, Ji, XJR ,W X ,LA 417 D ' A 'lb-urn-J - 57 '67 Rf, 1 ' V' zfpfff, M- PM .r 'Ffa-fffff'-' -,',1wfV '4 I ,pulJ NUJ. 1 C .114 ' 7 U I 'V I 1 I an-L . lf' 1 1,1 ' 5, THE DI L

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ALDEN, PRISCILLA BATEMAN, MARY CAVANESS, DUROTHY CHARLES, THOMAS COVINGTON, LOYAL EARLE, ROBERT EBERSOHL, BEERSHEEA EBIERSOHI., CHARLES lll3liRSOHl., RIKiHARl3 EBERSOHL, WILL GASS, NORMA GRONER, MARY EDITH HAYES, IRENE HELTON, BILLY JONES, ALMA LEONARD, GEORGE MIEININGIER, ALICE qt MILLER, NORVIN MCBRIDE, CHARLES RENDLEMAN, EARL ROBINSON, JOE SHARP, NEVILLIi TREECE, BEVERLY WALDREP, JEAN XYKIISE, GEORGE .lunloir Class l-listory For two years we had acted a minor role at C. C. H. S. as underclassmen supporting the upperclassmen in all their important activities. As a reward for our labors, we were privileged to be called upperclassmen. We, being en- thusiastic about our position, tried to prove ourselves worthy of this new name. In every activity in C. C. H. S. the Junior Class has been well represented. Also, as proof of our enthusiasm, we were always in the lead with the field day points. When athletic recruits were looked over, Coach Gadske never failed to pick some Juniors for his teams, because he knew that he could depend on them to carry C. C. H. S. to victory. The Juniors ranked high in dramatic work. This was very plainly shown in the Junior Class play, Dirty Hands. Also there were thirteen Juniors in the All-School play. Many showed their ability in oratorical and intellectual workg others were in the band and orchestra. It is a tradition for the Juniors to give a banquet in honor of the graduat- ing class. Each year the class planning the banquet tries to outdo the ones in the past. So we planned an elaborate banquet in honor of our friends who are to bc graduated. Miss Morgan, our faculty adviser, did much to help the Junior Class through a successful year. To assist her the class chose the following as officers: Harold Catt , , . . . President Robert Hall . . . , . . Vice-President Dorothy Grimes . . . . . . Secretary Frank Reeves . . , . . . Treasurer -.27-. THE DIAL