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

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Sf,-.....,..LL . .Z h-A-I 'fuk' CLASS OF '40 1940+ Aj-fu' S119-IJ' JY WMWWWW Qavkl nM-p,,QAF-4.J1fv.,2waMJ- EXE M far R F m irls K I I G- f6 ' QQ-Affl' ,Lg , First row: mac M. Searcy, E. Albergik Bre nan, . E gleke V. Simons, L. Burger, 'L. Filasterer, M. fh , Second row: . G. Henson, M. omps , . 'a man, T omps . Stanley, M. Henry, F. Martin, R. , . ni er. Third row. - J.'D. Alden, H. Barkl Lo e, D l , N. cDal N. Brandon, F..Ahl, J. Travelstead, M. Whi n ergf tin. N S Fourth row: ' X ' Q N1 Havens, N. D. Kenai , . Rasc , . S ntoz M. Knauss, M. Lewis, M. , Jones, Q.:Taylor, E. Leather., Hay n, 'M. . . . Flrtlii row: V g' K ' . JI. Presley, B. Sponsler, P. Martin, J. rr' , V. gart, P. J. Smith, G. f Y Qhqmness, M. Helton,'wA. Mansfield, M. lto my X ' Q I - I . ' lu- .X N l f M -Qfuaw-f.?C3 X4 Tlx -in Q ii If lfllx 7 . J N Y.. N4 1 A- I I 1 .., L M FRESHMAN CLAS TO by ,fe . fe' , x - . ff L ' . I , 3 xx . We, the fi-eshmaiWt onbe C I-IIigh'SC'h001 A 1 1 . . I Y V, . - ., have-jqst begun toillyjjljlo n QQ, e ner t 'thekustoms oia .- X' - ,-9 we school. J, Q, ,K , . .U . , f 1 ff' . f . X Near the fi s Wi g nd ele ed'tY1e'fol- ., . . Q 4 ' ' ' .. f' lowing offlcel . 4 fx 1 I .fu ' ' ' Preside .. -. - . .... .... .... . . 119 Hanson X 5 Vice-pre ' .... .. .... . dger Spears L A s Secretary ,... .... .... .- Herbert Townes T1'e:,15u1'e1' ,-,. ,.., . ., .. .... .... A lyne BT61111311 1 J M4-G4-lla

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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

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We have talented students in our class and lind them in various organizations and in sports. The freshmen helped to sponsor the Valentine Dance and made a success of it, and thus, placed a few dollars in our treasury. We were all proud that everyone took part in making it one of the best dances held. Miss Lassiter and Mr. Fessenden are doing an excellent piece of work as the sponsors of our class. They have called several meetings and we have discussed important matters. We wish greater success to the green freshmen next year. BOYS First row : . - U. Marbcrry, D. Kenne Q!-xwallag, B. Holder, E. Morgan, J. W. Morgan, W. Hanson, W. Lipe. Second row: J. Meehan, M. Schw zxg W. hards, F. Brewer, J, Wheat, M. Odom, N. Curtis, C. King, J. Smith F L ei Gad Third row: ' L. Fox, G. C?pl g l'. ennlson, l'I. Lautz, A. Miller, W. Joiner, B. South, C. 'l er, BU, dar . Fourth ro : J. Harro , H. wn . pear, H. Drew, R. Metcalf, H. Yaungr, P. Roberts, l'. FN., L. lib L. Ph mister, agler. JJ- 1-J-Rf' X N fvvdl. an OWN-L -an-PJV5 l'llftl1Q 'Z sf OJ6 ' al I .Af-vx.. A. K ng . Rich, R. Dial. 06-'6 24' L ' Cl ASS OF '40 r ,fig N ' Eacf..c4..i,w,,jJn