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

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M, Wf,,M,M!, yy, , . - sf eff . . . 4 Mfffy ffiiyaflf CLASS OF '39 SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row: L. Parrish, D. Dean, B. Whipkey, H. Hill, A. Williams, L. Wright, T. Gregory, M. Hertter. Second row: M. Clark, L. Glotfelty, I. Newberry, C. Farley, G. Penninger, B. Glotfelty, J. Applegate, V. Hinchcliff, V. Witcher, F. Smith. Third row: M. Fly, M. Leonard, M. E. Mangum, M. M. Post, Sarah Richardson, Z. Ogden, M. Eason, M. E. Greenhaw, M. Kline, J. Reichert, J. Fligor. Fourth row: C. Kemper, D. Culley, D. Luby, B. J. Burgess, L. McCowan, B. E. Entsminger, J. M. Ghent, T. Walker, F. Menteer, M. E. Davis, V. Shilcutt. Fifth row: J. A. Wilson, H. Hollabaugh, A. M. Stanley, K. Watson, V. L. Bag,-rett, C. Denison, E. Loftus, J. Deniston. l.0 I SOPHO M ORE CLASS HISTORY We, the sophomores, have almost completed our scene on the exciting stage of 1936-37. We had as our directors, Miss Brubaker and Mr. DeVore. The first act in our play consisted of the presentation of ourselves in our new roles as registrants. We then thoroughly established our- selves in our new classes. We chose as our leading characters, Cath- erine Kemper, Allan Tuegel, and Mildred Fly.

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JOANN BAIRD GRACE BRANDON LOUIS BOTTERBUSCH HELEN BREEDEN VERTUS CASPER VERDIE COX GENE P. CRAWSHAW KENNETH CROUCH ROBERT DARLING HERBERT DEASON EDNA DE BOURGE H. A. EICHER DAVID FINDLAY EARNEST FLIGOR CHARLES FREY DAVID E. GARRETT SCOTT GILL J UNIORS WELDON GLICK LUCILLE GLOTFELTY MADELEA GREEN JESSE GREENHAW MONROE HAEGE JAMES HARRELL HENRY CARL HESSE CHARLES HUNSAKER EARNEST JACKSON JAMES KING MILDRED LINDSEY WILLIAM LIPE RUEDY LOCKERBY ARTHUR LOGUE JANE MAGUIRE - MARY MATTINGLY JAMES MARBERRY PI-IILLIP MENTEER MAE MILLER JAMES MORRISON EDWIN McCORMICK FRANK OWEN VIRGINIA PFLASTERER DOROTHY REEDER FRANK ROACH CATHERINE SMITH ELSIE STEARNS JEWELL TAYLOR KENNETH TAYLOR ROBERTA ULREY CARL WAECHERLE PATSY WATSON GUY WILLIAMS JOHN WOOTEN L-.011 4 . fM,QflQ4 lem . JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY we ,fs When the class of nineteen hundred thirty-eight returned to the Carbondale Community High School for their entrance as juniors, tliiey faced the variety of tasks always set before them as a junior c ass. To guide them through the hazardous adventures, the following capable officers were chosen: William Townes .... .... .... Pr esident Scott Gill .... .... .... . .... V i ce-president Harry Marberry .... . .... .... .... Se c retary Jack Bass .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... T r e a s u r e r One of these tasks was getting enough money for the Junior- Senior prom. Led by these officers, this money was obtained by hot dog sales, the carnival, and the proceeds from the junior play. When the call for football players echoed through the corridors, the boys of the class moved almost as one man to the recruiting sta- tion. Nearly all made the squad but the names of Dutch Lutz, Pinkey Hunsaker, Bud Allen, Susie Ellis, Little Willie Harrell, Charles Frey, Harry Keller, Pansy Neal, Max Hill, Scott Gill, Gene Crawshaw, and Verdie Cox, will long be remembered as members or substitutes for the varsity eleven and all will be back next year to make football history for Carbondale Community High School. Seven out of the nine men on the first squad of Mr. Allen's bask- eteers were members of our own class. The boys who could not quite make the grade in major athletics did not remain idle but played class basketball or softball in their spare time. HARRY MARBERRY.

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The second act was introduced by the amazing ability of our sophomores shown in the operetta and Dramatic Club plays. This act was climaxed by some of our members being chosen to represent our class on the MONITOR and DIAL Staffs. For the MONITOR, Anna Mae Stanley, Betty Jo Burgess, John Ellis, George Baysinger, and Charles Ilamilton were chosen. Jewell Deniston was made the soph- omore editor on the DIAL Staff. The third act of our play was led by our football and basketball boysg some played on the regular teams. At intervals during our sophomore year we endured those sem- esters examinations. We are proud to say that we had among our members several who were exempted from the examinations. -1.1-O ... SOPIIOMORE BOYS First row: J. Ellis, I-I. Meisenheimer, C. Lingle, D. Ragsdale, R. E. Whalen, V. Sprague, li. R. Wilkey, D. Raines Second row: C. Hamilton, R. Gourley, C. Shelby, B. Wild, M. Burton, J. Ragsdale, D. Miller, A. Robinson, A. Hayse. Third row: I G. Terry, G. Ladd, R. McGinnis, W. Henry, P. H.ller, B. Noel, A. Albon, l . lieast, J. Stump, J. Biggs. Fourth row: A. Tuegel, C. Owens, E. Ketring, Q. Bradley, ll. Mcllride, G. Seibert, J. Holder. G. Lindsey, G. Baysinger, R. Deason. CLASS OF '39