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

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There are some people who have such vibrating and outstanding personalities that those who come in Contact with them immediately respect and admire them. This is true of Seth A. Fessen- den, our dramatic coach and speech instructor. Because of hi.: exceptional abil- ity in coaching dramatics, along with a surprising amount of en- ergy, our school has taken great strides in the field of dramatics. lt is now a member of the National Thespian Dramatic Society. Whenever clever ideas are need- ed, or achievements perfected, the students usually seek their friend, Mr. Fessenden. Thus we take pleasure in dedi- cating: the DIAL of nineteen hund- red thirty-seven to Seth A, Ifesscn- den. H Ulblll 'T' 1 e s h s xr t '1 i d imatic coach is quite an actor liimsf-lf.

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neue I ilu, ,Psh11ii11i5irztiin1t BOARD OF EDUCATION lflvery institution has an organization of its own to suit its own particular needs. Our organization is similar to that of the present clemociatic government which is composed of three bodies: legislative, executive, and judiciary. Our board of education acts as the legis- lative body, the principal with his departmental assistants act as the eriecutive body, and interested pa1'ents serve as the judiciary body. Under the guidance of the present board of education our school has achieved many things. The boaid has made possible one of the gfreateft achievements any school could have, a new gymnasium. Ours is the finest and best equipped in Southern Illinois. lt has made pos- sible the active participation of many students in athletics and physical eglucafion. This they have greatly appreciated. We, the class of nineteen hundred thirty-seven, who have enjoyed but one year of the new gymnasium, wish to express our deepest ap- preciation for the sincei'e and untiring efforts of the Board of Educa- tion of the Carbondale Community High School. PRINCIPAL J. H. KETRING, B. Pd., A. B., A. M. Lincoln Jefferson University, Manchester College, Washington University Mr. Ketring, our principal, is truly a man of in- dustry. He has the qualities which mark all good principals-an unceasing desire for improvements within his school, and greater than that, a desire that each individual student may have a well-rounded edu- cation. It is this personal feeling for each student that incites the student body to appreciate and to have confidence in their principal. We will never forget his influence in making our new gymnasium a reality and not just a dream. JOANN BROOKS.