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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1938 volume:

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Present tI1is Edition of tI'1e YEARBOOK as a I3ic:torIaI Record oI tI'1e Events of tI1e ScI'1ooI Year and oI tI1e Interests oI tI'1e Student Body ATI-ILETICS PECPLE UNDER TI-IE DIRECTION OF Edifor-in-Chief B 'ns Manager TI-IE DIAL QF I93 S PUBLISHED BY TI-IE DIAL STAFF AND TI-IE SENICDI2 CLASS GF 1938 CAIQBCDNDALE CGIVIIVIUNITY I-IIGI-I SCI-ICDCDL CAIQBGNDALE, ILLINOIS I-IONCDI2 AND GLQIQV Coach Frank Bridges We are equally proud of our baskeTloall coach, Mr. Allen. His name. MerriTT. show ThaT he meriTs looTh aTTenTion and success, which he is conTinually gaining. All The bas- lceTloall boys are proud To call him Their coachg every high school sTudenT is glad To have him as his Teacher. His success has occurred, noT only on The l::aslceTl:Jall floor buT also in The oTher acTiviTies oi C. C. H. S. His long record of winning baslceTloall Teams seTs a record for coaches all over The sTaTe To overcome. May you also have many more successful loaskeirball Teams in The TuTure, Coach Allen. H. M. OFT go our haTs To Mr. Bridges, coach of our championship Toolrloall Team, a leader among The TaculTy members, and an all- around good Tellow. Pud Bridges. as he is commonly called. has been a name fre- quenTly seen in The newspapers of laTe . . . an honor which he has always deserved louT only laTely received. The newspapers speak only of him as The coach of a winning TooT- ball Team, louT we also wanT To remember Pud as a TavoriTe Teacher and as a man whoxhas done much in promoTinq advance- menTs in The school. No honor ThaT he could receive would loe Too greaT. More championship TooTloall Teams To you, Coach Bridges! My T yy Coach MerriTT Allen YCDUR JUST AWARDS P1 Je Four E ww W ATHLETIiiMR M ! WM W THEIR VICTCDRY nge Sim M ,f ,Nl mx J Lg .-Q 'finals .,..-dkgy f brig! ,x' j ff' 12, . - -. U, , V I 1 ' ,Sv a...-.rw - . ' , f-A-all-a , 5 ,yr rx , c A Q Q 'V-,X ik iw , X 2gf1 ADE HISTQRV J FEULVKQS, J- A , A yfexflv ' - fQ 4,,fT'f+ifwZEsT QF YOUTH rf X X 'SAL' ,MQW KJ! JJ hyd gwj wfjbgjxyhd ff! NVJJQ vdxwltf M Mfwyj QD mf' - WYE Mfxffb DW . I , X 'R Norton D I' V , Snlapxlzots bg . ,, N. Cooper, E WL M we 74 5'f'6!M '4'6 DEMANDS Tl-IIS BCDCDTI-I QUR LEADERS L L l ' HENRY CHARLES LUTZ A well-balanced and excellenl all-around alhlele was Henry Charles Lulz, com- monly known as Dulch . Ourslanding for four years-in loorball, baskelball, and lrack, he achieved srale acknowledgmenl in all lhree. Besides being chosen all-conference in bolh baskelball and loolball he was a member of lhe Second All-Slare Eleven and look parl in lhe slare finals in baskelball as well as vaulling in The lrack finals of 'rhe srafe. In golf Dulch was also a winner. 'raking lirsr in lhe sec+ional and placing in The finals al' Bloomingron. GENE PAUL CRAWSHAW As a sophomore and a beginner in our school Gene made a lelrler in foolball during his lirsl year. Since 'rhal lime he earned and held a place on every one of our reams. Gene was one of Jrhe very 'lew alhleles in our conference who had rhree championship lelrers ro his credir in foofball and rwo in baskelball. As lrack man lewiexcelled him in his 440 runs or in his olher enlries. RAYMOND ELLIS Susie was up . . . Susie was conslanr . . . Susie always came 'lhrough and here is Susie, again on lop. Raring along, wilh his Jreammales. he wenl Jrhrough four con- ference successes in foolball and Jrwo in baskelball. ln lrack Ellis was a sure- poinr man in all of our meers as a 440 man and in Jrhe 220 high hurdles. Ellis was also an assislanl in our Physical Educa+ion Deparfmenf. Raymond was also oulsranding as a member of Jrhe Cily League Sollball Team. SCOTT GILL From our lirsl years in grade school we all remember ScoH as our loremosr alh- lele. Taking an aclive parf in high school sporls. he won rhree major lelrers and hon- orable menlion in loolball his junior year. He played on four conference-winning loorball +eams, Jrhe lasjr serring a new slare scoring record, and on 'rwo conference baskelball reams which ranked in The srale finals. He won an All-Slale posiffion in foolball his senior year, was in lhe Junior Play, The Choral Club, and was presidenl ol: 'rhe Senior Class. IN ATHLEHCS PgaEJ1t Henry Charles Lu+z Gene Paul Crawshaw Raymond Ellis Scoll Gull LE. X WE WERE GO-GETTERS TOP Row: G. Smith, li. McGinnis, T. Marlierry, H. Tleason, R. Ellis, D. Gilmore, S. Gill, H. Curtis. SECOND Row: R. Wise. C. Frey, H. Keller, L. Neal, C. Hunsaker, V. Cox, H. C. Lutz. BOTTOM Row: Mr. llrirlgcs, D, Kenney, R. Allen, XV. Towncs, J. Harrell, I. Chandler, G. P. Craw- shaw, Mr. Allen. OU R LETTER-MEN lT is cusTomary Tor The winners oT leTTers in various sporTs To gaTher aT various Times oT The year and TorgeT The boundaries which separaTe The games. ln our school iT has been The cusTom Tor The boys in our sporTs To hold a simple iniTiaTion ceremony every spring in The Riverside Paris aT lvlurphysboro. This ceremony is usually preceded by a good hard game of soTTball and Tollowed by a TeasT on wieners, buns, and home-made pies of all descripTions, alThough The soTT pies are usually seen in The greaTesT numbers. IT does seem sTrange ThaT a group oT aThleTes who should know The value oT good Tood and The value oT Training should sTage a pie orgy. buT They say The spiriT is ThaT of TraTernal love and oT appreciaTion Tor food prepared by moThers. AT any rafe, our boys learn To TighT TogeTher, To work TogeTher, and To play TogeTher and This evenT emphasizes The laTTer. A During The pasT Two or Three years our boys have also learned To sing TogeTher, buT one could never guess where They held Their pracTice sessions. especially if The person happened To be a professional musician. Yes, The secreT was beTrayecl aT The FooTball BanqueT. Cur aThleTes held Their musical sessions in a musical bus on Their way To ouT-of-Town games. The songs ThaT are-sung are noT Taken Trom operas. buT They seemed To ease The Tension before a game and They provided a means Tor emiT- Ting excess sTeam aTTer a game. Yes, our boys have been Tull oT pep all yearq surely one pie and one more song will noT lead Them asTray. May your vicTory pies and songs be long remembered l 1 WE WGN OUR LETTERS Page Nine ..,....,,- QUR FOGTBALL TEAM 'FOI' Row: E. McCullun1, I. Tarrzmt, N. Crawshaw, E. Iolly, E. L. Elxlis, H. XValker, G. Cooney, I. Hiller, B. Goodman, D, Iolly. FOURTII Row: B. Crawslxaw, D. Maguire, C. Crouch, L. Miller, S. Maze, E. XVnller, B. XVhalen, B. Bay- singer, I. Meehan, C. Mzirberry, L. Barrett. THIRIIKROWZ Mr. Bowen, R. Spear, E. Copeland, F. Crznwshaw, I. Grulilms, F. Keast, D. Rzigsrlzilc, C. Ham- 1 R XVI 1 R D D K I' M 1' I' trl G Plmt r Nlr Prizl Lb iton, . I2 eu, . eason, . lenney, T.. 'orgz1n, x. uase y, , .'g,1g , , g.-, SECOND Royv: Mr. 1Allen, I. Rzxgsdale, Deason, I. Marbcrry, R. Vxfisc, I. Clxzmdler, R. McGinnis, H Curtis, XV. lownes, D. Gilmore, B. Mcllrirle, G. Smith, Kuelm, G. llzlysingcr. BOTTOM Row: H. C. Lutz, R. Ellis, C. Frey, T. Harrell, L. Neal, R. Allen, G. Crawslmw, H. Keller, C. Huusaker, S..Gill, V. Cox. C. C. H. S. TRAMPS ANCIENT RIVALS 26-0 For The TourTh year in succession, The Terrible Terriers sTopped Their ancienT rival, Murphysboro. This year The score was Carbondale 26, Murphy O. The Armis- Tice game TeaTured The oTTensive work oT DuTch LuTz and ScoTTie Gill. Murphy never awoke aTTer our TirsT play of The game when LuTz pulled a pass ouT of The bag and Threw iT To Gill, who ran over Tor a Touchdown. Crawshaw and Hunsaker were ouTsTanding in defense worlc. Craw- shaw inTercepTed Three passes, one ol: which he ran ibaclc Tor a Touchdown. Wi+h LuTz Throwing passes. Ellis receiving passes, and Gill running wiTh The ball, Murphy Thoughl' ThaT They had iusT had anoTher Tornado. TERRIERS SET RECORD-SWAMP ANNA 75-0 Closing The grid campaign and assuring Themselves oT aT'leasT a Tie for The cham- pionship of The Big ll ConTerence, The Terriers swamped Anna 75 To O. This un- believable TeaT noT only broke a scoring record Tor The enTire sTaTe buT also enabled The Terriers To be The only Team ThaT was noT scored on in The sTaTe. Gill scored Tive of The Touchdowns. while his Team- maTes scored The resT. WiTh only a Tew seconds leTT To play Townes plunged over Tor The Three poinTs ThaT were needed To break The sTaTe record. Thus ended a mosT succesful ToTball season. The snow and The miTTens have noT been TorgoTTen by The Team. BREAKS ALL RECORDS Page Ten OT OUR WI-IOLE STATE TERRIERS DRUB FAIRFIELD 40-0 The Terriers, wiTh a sTring of Three con- secuTive championships behind Them, suc- cessTuIly opened The gridiron season by de- TeaTing FairTield, a non-conTerence oppo- nenT, 40 To O. OuTsTanding among The Terrier squad were The perTormances OT Gill, Townes, and Cox in The backTield, and I-Iunsaker, Harrell, and Ellis in The line. The champs clicked erTecTIy and aTTer warming up in The TirsT haIT, scored TwenTy- one poinTs in The second period. TERRIERS TROUNCE PINCKNEYVILLE 33-0 The Terriers deTeaTed Their second non- conTerence Toe, Pinckneyville, by a running aTTack wiTh The aid oT The resT oT The block- ing backs buT wiTh The absence oT LuTz, who was kepT ouT oT The game wiTh an iniured eye. Gill scored once on a punT Trom The end zone, and Bucl Allen. Tackle, helped ouT by blocking a punT Tor an addiTional six poinTs. IvlosT oT The reserves saw acTion. GILL RUNS-CARTERVILLE LOSES 5I-0 Winning Their Third sTraighT game OT The grid campaign, Carbondale compleTely ouT- classed CarTerviIIe by a 5I To O score. The backTieId scored aT will, Torwarcled by The beauTiTuI work oT The line. ScoTT Gill scored Three Tallies on runs oT TwenTy yards, TiTTy yards, and sixTy-Tive yards, The lasT being as specTacuIar a run as The TooTbaII Tans have seen in many years. Coach Bridges subsTiTuTed Treely and Whalen, a subsTiTuTe, scored a Touchdown. BENTON FALLS BEFORE TERRIERS 30-0 This was predicTed as one OT The hardesT games oT The season, buT Carbondale had li+TIe Trouble as They Trounced The BenTon Rangers, 33 To O. Carbondale's air-TicihT deTense held BenTon scoreless while Ellis snagged Two passes Tor Tallies and LuTz goT away Tor TiTTy-Tive yards deep inTo The en- emy TerriTory and was helped by Gill, who carried The oval over Tor The score. Cox also smashed Through The line Tor a Touch- down. So Tar This year-Terriers I57 poinTs, OpponenTs O. TERRIERS BARK-DEFEAT CARMI 35-0 Playing The ToughesT Team up-To-claTe, The Terriers whipped Carmi 35 To O in a TasT game. The TasT, charging Terrier line compleTely boTTled up Dixie I-Iowell, Carmi's repuTed sTar, while Gill conTinued his brillianT pace wiTh Two long runs Tor scores. Deason and Ellis also snagged passes Tor scores. LuTz sTarred on deTense. This was Carmi's TirsT cIeTeaT in Tour sTarTs and CarbondaIe's TiTTh consecuTive vicTory. CARBONDALE WINS FROM MARION 46-0 Marion, under-raTed and considerably weak in previous sTarTs, showed some sTrengTh buT was Taken inTo The Told by The Terrier eleven. Gill, Cox, LuTz, Craw- shaw, Ellis, Deason, and Townes all scored Tor Carbondale, wiTh LuTz kicking Tour ouT oT six cxTra poinTs. Marion inTercepTed a pass and advanced To The Terriers' Tour- yard line, buT were held by a solid Torward line, and ThereaTTer Marion did noT inTer- Tere wiThiThe Carbondale aTTack. TERRIERS STOP ELDORADO 52-0 WiTh The second Team seeing mosT oT The acTion, The Terriers downed Eldorado 52 To O. Townes, a senior in The lineup, scored Tour Touchdowns, Three oT which were Trorn mid-Tield. Near The end oT The TirsT haIT. McBride, a junior, made a beauTiTul ThirTy- yard run Tor a Touchdown. I-Iarrell, acTing capTain, was banished Trom The game Tor unnecessary roughness. Carbondale up To This daTe has noT been scored upon. CARBONDALE WHIPS ELKVILLE 40-0 The Terriers were a big disappoinTmenT To The Elkville I'Iornecomers by drubbing The small Town boys by a 40 To 0 score. The home Town boys sTarTed scoring early, wiTh Townes scoring Twice. OuTsTanding games were Turned in by Neal and Allen, Tackles. while Cox, Townes, and LuTz did mosT OT The work in The bacldield, The Terrier sIaTe is sTiII clean wiTh 330 poinTs scored To Their opponenTs' none. E. Ivlc. AND CONFERENCE Pagf' fsl TQ TI-IE QLIEEN MARY FRANCES GILBERT-FooTbalI Queen The coronaTion oT our Queen Took place In The new gymnasium aT The Foorball Dance on The evening oT The Anna game. The ceremony was performed by The mem- bers of The Team, who bore The Queen on her Throne. ScoTT Gill, her escorT and one oT The mosT,ouTsTanding Team members, placed a crown oT Tlowers upon her head. Qur Queen was a reaIiTy-all had waiTed To know, and all were pleased To have her- because she was one OT The Carbondale CommuniTy I-Iigh SchooI's rnosT aTTracTive and besT Iilcecl girls. The Queen oT The Team and oT our school, Mary Frances G-iIberT. FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS TOP Row: Herbert Deason, Lloyd Neal, Hurry Keller, Charles Hunsukur, Timmy Harrell, Robert Allen, Raymond Ellis. KIIDDLE Row: Charles Frey, Verdic Cox, Henry Charles Lutz, Scotty Gill, Gene Crawslmw, XVilIiam Townes, Gerald Smith. BOTTOM Row: Robert lVise, James Chandler, James Marberry, Hewitt Curtis, Raymond McGinnis, Elmer Kuelm, Don Gilmore. QF QUI2 TEAIVI I l TCD Tl-IE TI OF GUI? STATE WE BASKETEERS Tor' Row: Assistant Coach Bridges, Assistzmt Conch Bowen, Conch Allen. THIRD Row: N. Crawslmw, B. Kimmel, 13. Bziysingcr, C. Crouch, I. Tzirrzmt, G. Cooney, C. Kclluy, B. Crawshaw, L. Baggctt. SECOND Row: B, McBride, R. Spear, E. L. Ebbs, E. Morgan, QK. Easterly, G. Bziysingcr, D. Kenny, G. Platcr, D. Neumann, D. Raines, I. liagsclalc. BOTTOM Row: H. Deason, M. Hncgc, C. Hunsaker, V. Cox, I-I. C. Lutz, G. P. Crawslmw, S. Gill, XV. Towues, R. Ellis. Special News: Carbondale won The righT To enier The SecTional Tournameni by deTeaT- ing, CarTerville, l-lursT-Bush, and Herrin. Good News: Carbondale also beaT Herrin in The Tinal game oT The secTional Tourna- menT and Then wenT To Champaign To beaT Rockford in The sTaTe Tour- namenT. Luck was lcind To Paris in The second game aT Champaign. BRAIDWOOD WINS PONTIAC TOUR- NAMENT A TasT, Tricky quinTeT Trom Braidwoocl. illinois carried home The PonTiac Trophy. Carbondale was Braiclwoocl's TirsT vicTim, Taking a 33-2l lacing. AT The half Carbon- dale was leading, buT LuTz. our mosT ouT- sTanding baskeTeer, wenT ouT via The Toul rouTe and enabled The up-sTaTe quinTeT To Take Them inTo Their Told. In The consolaTion TournarnenT Carbon- dale again drew a iolcer Tor The TirsT braclceT oT play, Elgin. LuTz again Touled ouT while Carbondale was in The lead and The locals seTTled To anoTher deTeaT in Two sTarTs. Many norThern Tans were well pleased wiTh The perTormances oT our boys and men- Tioned LuTz as ouTsTanding in The Tourna- menT. OUR STATE TOURNAMENT HOPES AlThough we regreT ThaT This iTem has To be wriTTen in The presenT Tense we hope we can aclcl a lasT line which will read, Our Team won The STaTe BaskeTball TournamenT aT Champaign. Our own school is hosT To The regional TournamenT conTenders and The word vicTorious is The only word we wish To use To describe The work oT our Team. Our conTerence Toes seem To be The hard- esT opposiTion we expecT To face in boTh The regional and secTional TournamenTs. Re- gardless oT The resulTs oT The TournamenTs which are noT necessarily indicaTive oT The abiliTy and power of a Team. we Teel ThaT our aggregaTion is one oT The besT in The sTaTe and naTion. ExTra--LuTz and Gil! were named on The A.P. All-STaTe Team. ALSO GAINED GLORY 1 rx ge I'01ll'iC'L'7L BUT FEW DEFEATS TERRIERS DEFEAT WOLF LAKE 37-20 The Terriers successfully opened Their cage season of I937-38 by downing Wolf Lalce 37 To 20. The firsT quarfer was slow and aT The half The score was I9-6. A snappy lasT quarfer aTTacl4 led by Hunsalcer, Togefher wiTh defense work oT LuTz and Ellis, gave Carbondale Their firsf Tasfe of vicTory. TERRIERS LOSE TO DUOUOIN 27-25 In The second non-conference game of The season, Duquoin barely nosed ouT a vicTory in a Thrilling finish over The Carbon- dale baskeTeers. The C. C. H. S. lads led in The firsT quarfer by an Il-2 score, buf Their lead was gradually whiTTled away. Crawshaw led boTh Teams in scoring wiTh a ToTal of Twelve poinTs. C. C. H. S. TAKES HERRIN 32-I2 Opening Their conference schedule on Herrin's basIceTball courT, The Terriers drubbed The Tigers 32-I2. Offensive power in The firsT half gave Them a lead which They increased during The second period. DuTch LuTz and ScoTT Gill were The main ThreaTs for The Terriers wiTh eleven and Twelve poinTs, respecfively, while The greaT Campbell brofhers were held To a measly five poinTs. TERRIERS SWAMP PINCKNEYVILLE 45-I9 Piling up The largesT score of The currenT season, The Terrier quinTeT easily defeaTed Pinclcneyville by a 45-I5 score. LuTz, Cox, and Crawshaw were The principal scorers, wiTh Gill and Ellis doing plenfy of defensive work. This was a non-conference game and iT showed The power and speed of our Team. C. C. H. S. DEFEATS W. FRANKFORT 32-I6 Winning Their second conference game in as many- sTarTs, The Terriers easily whipped The Red Birds wiTh a 32-I6 lacing. WesT FfankforT led ofT To an early sTarT, buT afTer ThaT Carbondale easily Tool: The lead. The subs, wiTh LuTz as capfain, played much of The Time, especially during The lasT half. CARBONDALE HIGH 42: DUOUOIN I6 Playing Their besT ball oT The currenf sea- son, The Terriers easily avenged Their firsT clefeaf aT The hands of The Indians. The passes and shoTs oT The local lads were worlcing To perTecTion. Cox, LuTz, and Ellis were The leading offensive Threafs, while Gill and Hunsalcer sTarred on defense. CARBONDALE DEFEATS HARRISBURG 32- I 6 The Terriers opened The new year suc- cessfully wiTh a decisive vicfory over The Radio CiTy lads. The game was slow unTiI The lasT half when The Terriers oT Carbon- dale finally awolce during The lasf half and The offensive worlc of Ellis and Cox, To- geTher wiTh The defense of The ienfire Team, won The game for The Terriers. TERRIERS NOSE OUT JOHNSTON CITY I6-I3 The Terriers nearly suffered defeaT aT The hands of a second place confender, Johns- Ton CiTy. The local boys could never seem To geT ahead of The rangy boys 'from John- sfon CiTy buT Tinally won The game on Touls in The lasT Two minufes oT play. Bofh Teams scored eighT field goals, while Gill was high scorer wiTh a ToTal of eighT poinTs. TERRIERS DROP CARMI 30-20 The Terriers Traveled easTward To emerge vicforious over a fasT-sTepping Carmi quin- TeT. Gill, playing opposife Dixie How- ell, gafhered Twelve poinTs and gave a good exhibiTion of underhand shooTing which Triclced his guard. LuTz, Cox, and Craw- shaw played a Tine Tloor game. The game was closer Than The score indicafes buf The superior shooTing of our baskeTeers finally broughT Them ouT on Top. TERRIERS DEFEAT PARIS Traveling from Carmi To Paris, Illinois, did noT seem To afTecT Carbondale any and They nosed ouT a Tasf, Triclcy, up-sTaTe Team by a 23-2l score. The Terriers led up To The fourTh quarTer when a Tall Parisian looped one To puT his Team ahead. LuTz sTarred offensively, while Ellis and Cox were The brillianf defense man. Crawshaw and Gill played Their usual consisTenT game and accounfed Tor some poinTs. E. Mc. DID WE MEET Page F fl AGAIN CDLITSTANDING PLAYERS ANNA FALLS, 33-22 Led by The assaulfs of ScoTT Gill and Ray- mond Ellis, The Terriers won Their fifTh sTraighT conference game from The IasT- place Anna quinTeT by a 33-22 score. Our Two sTeIIar performers, LuTz and Cox, were unable To dress buf were missed very IiTTie, as The reserves were clicking perfecfly. The Allenmen led I7-6 aT The half and wenT on To score sixfeen more poinTs during The sec- ond period. TERRIERS LOSE TO PINCKNEYVILLE 43-4I Traveling info The neighboring confer- ence To meeT a foe previously defeafed on our own floor, The Terriers seemed doomed from The firsT quarTer because of very poor offense and defense work. The whole Team was badly off form and LuTz gafhered mosT of The poinTs for The locals. CARBONDALE 3I, MURPHY 9 Playing This game aT Murphy, The Ter- riers seemed To find very liTTle compefifion from our TradiTionaI rivals. Many fouls were called and half of Murphy's poinTs were of The easier variefy. LuTz confrib- uTed nine poinTs while Gill ToTaIed eleven Tallies. Carbondale srill leads The confer- ence, wiTh Herrin running second. CARBONDALE TDEFEATS HERRIN 36-3I Amid fisT fighTs and argumenfs, Carbon- dale won anoTher conference vicTory. The game was a very close one and when The Trouble sTarTed, The players and rooTers on boTh Teams were ready To TighT. LuTz and Cox sTarred offensively, while Gill, Eliis, and Crawshaw performed brillianfly on de- Tense. GOLCONDA 2I, C. C. H. S. 42 The-small Town Team, wiTh a wonderful record of sevenfeen sTraighT wins and no losses in The currenT season were only build- ing up To a IeT-down when They venfured To play The Terrible Terriers. Carbondale doubled The score aT 42-2I, wiTh LuTz and Cox sTarring in The offensive side. Gol- conda complefely losT hope when They firsf saw The fasf break of The Terriers and They were never able To geT on Their feeT. WEST FRANKFORT FALLS, 36-30 Our boys played anoTher close game wifhouf The aid of Susie Ellis. The Ter- riers could noT geT in sfride, buf Timely bas- keTs by Gill, Crawshaw, LuTz, and Cox kepf The home-Town lads in The running and They finally spurTed info The lead To win by six poinTs. Cox was The offensive sTar, wiTh LuTz and Crawshaw playing briIIianT defen- sive games. . CARBONDALE DEFEATS JOHNSTON CITY 32-3I The second game wiTh JohnsTon Cify proved To be one of The Terriers' hardesf games of The season. The name of DuTch LuTz rose To fame during Those four Tire- some periods. Besides being a demon on defense, he gafhered Twenfy-one poinTs on The offensive side. Lacking The ball han- dling abilify of Ellis, The Terriers nearly losT a conference game. C. C. H. S. BEATS ANNA 40-38 STiII weakened by The loss of Susie Ellis, our squad barely eked ouT a 40-38 vic- Tory over Anna-Jonesboro. LuTz bore The burden of The offensive work in The firsT half, buf cooled off considerably in The final periods. Anna's eIongaTed cenfer was high poinT man wiTh sixfeen poinTs. CARBONDALE WHIPS RED DEVILS 39-I6 Playing Murphysboro again, This Time on The home courf, and aided by The reinsTaTe- menf of Ellis, sTar cenTer, The Carbondale boys had liTTle Trouble in defeaTing The Red Birds. The Terriers made baskefs aT ran- dom and held The counTy-seaT quinTeT on defense. LuTz and Cox were high scorers for Carbondale. This game gave Carbon- dale The conference championship for This season. HARRISBURG FALLS, 23-I 8 Harrisburg nearly obfained CarbondaIe's scalp in The IasT conference game. LuTz, Gill, Ellis, and Crawshaw played fine de- fensive games. Crawshaw was held score- less for The firsT and only Time in The I937-38 season. The Terriers closed wifh a remarkable record, losing four non-con- ference games and winning every game againsf Big Eleven Toes. E. Mc. E AGAIN CCDNFEIQENCE CHAMPS I g Sixteen 3 If -fr, I For IQECQIQDS ENE UL CRQQSI-IAW uar jj V ' BERT DEASON J Guard - RAYMOND ELLIS Cenfer SCOTT GILL Guard MONROE HAEGE Forward CHARLES I-IUINISAKER Cen+er HENRY CHARLES LUTZ Forward WILLIAM TOWNES N Forward I BREAKERS GF I-IEAIQTS WE BRCDKE TRACK Track is a sporT which has almosT unlim- iTed possibiliTies wiTh regard To The number oT boys who can obTain compeTiTion againsT boys Trom oTher schools. Track is more or less an individual sporT. buT There are pos- sibiliTies Tor Team work and school spiriT in a Track meeT. The relay races oTTer oppor- TuniTies Tor Team work and no one can re- Train Trom cheering a runner To greaTer eT- TorTs in a race oT individuals. No sporT oT- Ters more opporTuniTy Tor exercise ouT in The sunshine and Tresh air. No sporT oTTers more opporTuniTy Tor individual beTTermenT and conquesT oT selT. The boys oT our school have realized These Things and have Taken advanTages oT The TaciliTies oTTered Tor Track in The pasT: we know ThaT The boys will make good This spring. Coaches Allen and Bridges have scheduled some dual meeTs as well as some relay meeTs. lT is hoped ThaT our boys will improve The records oT pasT Track Teams and conTinue The successes oT The TooTball and baskeTball Teams. We should be able To make some oT The schools To The easT oT us believe ThaT we have a Track squad. VVe should have several To qualiTy Tor The STaTe Track lvleeT in Champaign. There is hope Tor The largesT squad in The hisTory oT The school. Are we Taking The advanTages oT- Tered? l.asT year we had one enTry who wenT To Champaign To compeTe in The pole vaulT. TENNIS Tennis is a sociable sporT because This is one sporT in which boys may play wiTh girls. AlThough we apparenTly have noT had any girls who could compeTe in meeTs. we have had in The pasT some boys who have done well. During The pasT Tew years a number oT enTries Trom Carbondale CommuniTy l-ligh School have been successTul in The secTional meeTs and have earned The righT To go To Champaign. May There be more Tennis players This spring To use The courTs which have been provided by The communiTy and The school board. AdvanTages which are never Taken mean noThing in our lives. LeT us do our parT To build up inTeresT in an inexpensive game which can be played long aTTer we are ouT oT high school or college. GOLF AlThough our school is noT equipped To oTTer golTing privileges, There are a number oT golf enThusiasTs who like The game and play as much as They possibly can. IT is a sporT which oTFers ouTdoor exercise. Our school has been represenTed in The pasT by CommuniTy High enTries and iT is The hope ThaT we may be again represenTed in disTricT and sTaTe TournamenTs. Men To arms! Men To clubs! MCDRE IQECQIQDS I' J Efgfrtfen ALL PERSCDNS WISE I - PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR GIRLS During The year oT I937-38 The Girls' Physical EducaTion program has covered a number oT diTTerenT sporTs. To a cerTain exTenT, The program has Tollowed inTeresTing sporTs adapTable To The parTicular season. In The Tall. considerable Time was spenT on soccer skills, a sporT somewhaT reIaTed To TooTbalI. During The winTer monThs The class Time was spenT in drill on basIceTbalI Technique and play oT The game iTselT. The spring days wound up evenTs wiTh baseball as The chieT sporT. In addiTion, The classes par- TicipaTed in newcomlo, volleyball, caIisThenics, dancing and minor sporTs. such as deck Tennis and shuTfIe-board. ' BoYs' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical EducaTion classes Tor boys under The leadership oT Mr, Vernon Hicks Took greaT sTrides in The advancemenT OT inTer-class aThleTics. Mr. I-licks drilled The classes in caIisThenics. boxing, wresTling, basIceTball, Tumbling. baseball, and Track To a cerTain exTenT,. The boys. mosTly Treshmen and sophomores, wiTh aThIeTic-inclined seniors acT- ing as assisTanT coaches. worked hard and enTered The mosT TaIenTed boys in The SouThern Illinois Mardi Gras. Ivlr. Hicks came To us from The SouThern Illinois Teachers College as a highly recommended Physical EcIucaTion insTrucTor. I-Ie is well-liked by all The Tellows and They have coopera,Ted To The uTmosT To promoTe good Tellowship among fellow sTudenTs. E. Mc. LIKE EXERCISE - Page t z' r 7.- YGU MAKE Tl-IE POINTS FIRST Row: A. Albon. SECOND Row: I. Ingram, G. Fly, H. Marherry, XV. Marsh. TIITRD Row: H. Engelke, 13. Sponsler, N. L. Kennedy, M. A. Gordon. FOURT11 Row: M. Fox, I. Helms, M. Siefman, M. 12. Robinson. F1F'r11 Row: F. Helton, E. Parrish, K. Lantz, B. Lee. SIXTH Row: A. Brennan, A. Mangum, I. Gill, M. Searcy. DEVENTII Row: M. Wlzittcnherg, V. Dean, G. Truvelsteacl, H. Burgess. 121611111 Row: V. Rendleman, E. Travelstuad, N. Ogden, A. Smith. P-INTH Row: B. Kalile, E. Leaxthers, R. Rnschc, A. Ketring. T1:N'rH Row: M. Iolmson, I. Ethc:rton, R. Bateman, M. King. E1,15v1:N'r11 Row: V. Hayton, I. Alden, M. A. Louden, A. Czivcness, F. Anderson. PEP CLUB WiTh brillianT uniTorms, a snappy sTep, and enThusiasTic cheers. our Teams were en- couraged on To vicTory by This group oT TorTy-one girls. AlThough This was a reiuve- naTed club. iT has become one oT The mosT prominenT clubs in school. AT every local TooTball game, aT BenTon. and aT Murphysboro, our Pep Club was presenT cheering every good play, encouraging The players when There was a Tumble, and lending spiriT To The occasion. The Pep Club wenT To all oT The baslceTball games held in Carbondale, saT in a body, and led The crowd in cheers. Their consTanT supporT helped The Team To win The conTerence championship. The group Tollowed The Team To Pinckneyville and Murphysboro. NOT only was The Pep Club a success in cheering Tor our players. buT also The girls oT This organizaTion showed Their al:-iliTy as Tinanciers. cooks. and enTerTainers. The Pep Club boughT haTs, and They have aTTempTed To pay Tor Them by various meThods. WiTh ouTsTanding leaders To head such an organizaTion, They wenT Torward. Aline SmiTh was elecTed PresidenT. Myrna Seifman was made SecreTary and Treasurer, and Adelaide KeTring was elecTed SergeanT-aT-Arms. They chose Mary Alice Gordon, The only upper classman who was elecTed To membership, Mandy Kennedy, Helen Englelte. and BeTTy Sponsler cheer leaders. Alice Albon was drum major and Miss Springer and Miss Mohlenbroclc were The sponsors. WE MAKE TI-IE NCDISE Page Tu enty PEOPLE - -- --A '-'rr' .--rmgq-- U' . k ,f5'y THEY PUT Us TQ WQIQK Q X ff vfjlof fwmjkf V if FL J M ,fn Qpmgfw fi- ' WE DID NUT SHIQK T'-S M. ! ,Z My fm fm J QSQE Tffligiis J Tiff. ff? JW? f2AvZf61 'l'f-fi! :W-L fb My if aim? fy 'ffi4 69-Mfp 5, My MJ A+ ,LWVZU if In-'aff j wig, GAVE US WISDQM CDUR LEADERS lmogene Farner Jewell DenisTon Anna Mae STanley Jack Barrow IMOGENE FARNER ln her commercial sTudies Imogene has won renown. She was so eTTicienT ThaT she was called To do The work OT Mrs. Neber when The laTTer was ill. lvliss Farner has noT only been a leader in scholasTic Tields, buT also she has been a very dependable and devoTed worlcer in The Tield of dramaTics. She served as presidenT oT The NaTional Thespian SocieTy in our school during The pasT year and has also appeared in several maior producTions. JEWELL DENISTON SaluTaTorian oT her EighTh Grade Class, Jewell has come To Carbondale Commu- niTy l-ligh School and Tor Three years mainTained a scholasTic average oT nineTy-Three. She had a leading parT in The Junior Play and has done much oT The Technical work on The many sTage seTs. The seT Tor The opereTTa was designed and painTed by Jewell and her assisTanTs. She was a member OT The Speech-ArTs Club and oT The NaTional Thes- pian SocieTy. ANNA MAE STANLEY Anna Mae STanley has, aTTer Three years in our school, mainTained a scholasTic average oT nineTy-Tive. As an ouTsTanding sTudenT and person of unTiring eTTorT in acTiviTies, Anna Mae was one of The mosT valuable members on The MoniTor STaTT and was a member oT The l-li-Tri Club. l-ler musical abiliTy was shown by The TacT ThaT she played an insTrumenT in The school orchesTra. l'ler TavoriTe hobby is reading and her ambiTion is To become a Teacher. JACK BARROW Jack Barrow, one of our mosT energeTic sTudenTs, has been conTinuously acTive, boTh in exTra-curricular and scholasTic work. Through his TirsT Two years in Carbondale CommuniTy T-ligh School he has mainTained an average oT nineTy-Three and aT The same Time has done much worlc Toward a Tuller liTe in Carbondale CornmuniTy High School. Among The under-class members oT The l-li-Y, Jack has been The mosT ouTsTancling, oTTen giving new ideas backed wiTh an energy which has proven very beneTicial To The club as a whole. , IN CLASS WORK Page Twenty-four WE THANK Tl-IESE MEN 1'.lQ1f'1' To RIGHT: C. I. Thomas, H. C. Mnrbcr1'y, H. XV. Patterson, E. R. Crandle, XV. E. Arn Behind The enlire sludenr body slands a --one lhal can be used for arhle small group of men whose funclion is 'ro waich and lo guide 'rhal s'ruden+ body. Such are The duiies of our school board, aided by Mr. Kelring. principal, and Mr. Draper, assislanlr principal. I+ is lo Jrhis adminislra- rive body 'rhal we owe a school gymnasium erning of our exlra-curricular scho islraiors. old. lics, lo- gelher wilh olher aclrivilies, lhe seleclion of good Teachers lo leach us, and a wise gov- ol life- one Jrhai is noi loo lenienl or noi +00 slricl. We appreciale rhe eicforls of our admin- l-l. lvl. -4 Qi -lla.: i Assislanl Principal Principal N. W. DRAPER J. H. KETRING FUR SCI-IOGI. AND GYM Page Tzuentgv-five v TI-IE FACULTY Frank Bridges, Ed. B. Souihern Illinois Siaie Normal Universiiy Science, Coach Merri'H' Allen, Ed. B. Soulhern Illinois Siaie Normal Universiiy Science, Coach Mary Reno Neber Souihern Illinois Siaie Normal Universiry Secrerary Vernon Hiclcs Physical Educahon 01' jg? N. W. Draoer, Ed. 1 CV ll Sourhern Illinois Siafe Ngjmal U yeisil J! y Universiry of Michiga MII K! flf 'w J English, VVorId I-lisicglybbi-JG. gli' ' I 7? ff Blanche Wilhelm, Ed. M. IIWU Souihern Illinois Sraie ' 'ormal U iyeups' Columbia Universiiy ly li 'I Souihern Illinois Siaie Normal ll y L!! . . I A gy! fly rf ' ' ' Lf r il lo J I J English ML! fill E fijf 1 O. K. Bowen, A. B., M. I kJ C Earlham College Cb W1 Universiiy of Illinois ' Marhemaiics, Assisianr Coach Florence Mohlenbroclc, Ed. B. Souihern Illinois Siaie Normal Universiiy Civics, I-Iisiory, Physical Educaiion Erin Lassifer, A. B., B. S. Lamlouih College George Peabody College English, Library Dora Brubaker, Ed. B. Sourhern Illinois Siaie Normal Universily English, Lalrin, World I-lislory V. R. Goings, Ed. B., M. S. Souihern Illinois Sraie Normal Universiry Universiiy of Illinois Malhemafrics CDF CCI-IS Mary Young Cerney, Ed. B., M. A. Souihern Illinois S'ra1'e Normal Universiiy Gregg College, Columbia Universiiy Commerce C. A. Gross, B. S., M. S. Universily of illinois Science Sfella Oliver, B. S. Universiiy of Missouri Home Economics Leo Francis, A. B. ' Bradley Polylechnic lnsiiiuie Cabinei Making, Carpeniry Vivian Springer, Ed. B. Sourhern lllinois Siaie Normal Universiiy Physical Geography, l-lisiory, Civics C. W. Calhoun, B. F. A., A. B. Lincoln College Illinois Wesleyan Universily Music, Band S. A. Fessenden, B. S., M. S. Universily of Illinois English, Speech, Vocaiional Civics Mrs. LaDaw Bridges, B. S. Universily of Missouri Home Economics Marjorie Whifeside, Ed. B. Sou+hern illinois Slaie Normal Universiiy Commercial Geography, Typing, Physiology Leila Lockie Kahler School of Nursing Regisiered Nurse Minnesola and illinois Physical Educalion, School Nurse Cora Morgan, A. B., A. M. Universiiy of Illinois Laiin French ,----ve ,.:g. WE GUIDED J ,' 5 . , I hijp LEFT 'ro Ricirrz S. Gill, H. Keller, Mr. Goings, Miss Whiteside, R. Ellis, W. Townes. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ScoTT Gill ..... ........,................. P residenT Harry Keller .... ..... V ice-PresidenT Raymond Ellis ....,..,.,. ....... T reasurer William Townes ........... ..... S ecreTary Ivlr. Goings, lvliss WhiTeside. .. .... Sponsors SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In The Tall oT I934 anoTher 'Freshman class enTered The Carbondale CommuniTy High School To begin iTs high school liTe. Now, in The spring oT I938, we look back on The days when we were buT green Treshmeng now, as sophisTicaTed seniors, we are looking Torward To graduaTion. All ThroughouT our high school days. we have been known as an ouTsTanding class in scholarship, aThleTics, and in all oTher acTiviTies. During our senior year we have been given ThaT opporTuniTy To display our abiliTies. Superior leadership in The Tield oT TooTbaII helped us To win The conference championship. Seniors who were leTTer- men were Deason. Neal, Keller, Hunsaker, Allen, Ellis, SmiTh, Gilmore. Townes, Kuehn, Crawshaw, CurTis. Gill, J. Marberry, LuTz, Cox, Chandler. Frey, and Wise. On our baskeTbaII Team The seniors again Took The lead. They played ouTsTanding games, made briIIianT by quick Thinking and speed. Those who received IeTTers were Gill. LuTz, Ellis. Cox, Crawshaw, Haege. Townes, Deason, and Hunsaker. The school has made unusual progress in The Tield oT speech under The direcTion oT lvlr. Eessenden, wiTh The capable assisTance oT The senior class. Harry Keller, David Krause, Ted Ludwig and MargueriTe Davis had The leads in The all-school play. wiTh an able assisTing group oT oTher seniors. The seniors led The school in membership in clubs and also dominaTed mosT oT The oTher acTiviTies oT The enTire school. So comes The end 'oT The high school liTe oT an ouTsTanding class: They will noT be soon TorgoTTen. B. C. THE SENIOR CLASS Page T ue i.ty'cigI1t li ll NICDIQCLASS J T x , i Xl X , . Bu A ' . 3 ,, I-Yupglub I, 2, 3, 4' a 3: Pres 4: Foolball ' .2 .4,J ni Ply C lb ' ' a u . JaIcBa onior4 I-li Cub 3 e 4 Clas I Q 'I '- I , , c. 5 s ' , j ra?I'g5ub 3: Library Club Com erc G b4. n n ' : ri Club 3, 4: Commerce Club 4: Pomona . . I, 2. g cal . Bel lx Band I, 2 3, ,Or eslr 2. 3, 4: Radio Club 2: Q DI SI 4 as is QI 'N CharIoI'I'e Burgess Choral Club I, 2, 3, 4: I-li-Tri Club I, 2, 49 Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 3, 4. Verfus Nadine Casper Band 3. 4: Choral Club 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Tri Club I: I Orcheslra 2. Ivlargarel' Helen Champion I-Ii-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4: Operella I, 4: Tumbling I. Violef June Champion I'li-Tri Club I, 3: Orcheslra 2: Commerce Club 4: Operella 2. I' :II ,I X x also 'Pb ' I X ew Q5 James Chandler C Club I, 2, 3. 49 Track I, 2, 3.4: Foolball I, 2, 3. 4: Nalional Thespians 3, 4: I-li-Y Club 3. 4: Choral Club 3, 4. , DoroI'I1y N. Clerk Commerce Club 4: Library Slall 2, 4: l'Ii-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4: Operella I. Bill Cool: Dial 4: I-li-Y Club 3, 4: Debale 4: Nalional For- ensic 4: Polilical Science I3 Library Slallf 2. Nancy Ivlarfha Cooper Hi-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: Monilor 3, 4: Debale 4, Chairman: Library Slalll 2: Bancl I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 2, 4. I 5 S355 r or THIIQWEIGHT Page T':c'z'n ty-1 Ilvlary Frances Gilberl' . '- 1'- TI-IE SENICDR CLASS Verclie Thomas Cox I Foolball I. 2, 3, 4, Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 49 Operelfa 4, C Club 2, 3, 4. I IewiH' Curlis I Foolball I. 2, 3, 4, Baslaelball I, 2, Track I. Herber+ Ezbon Deason I-li-Y Club I, 2. 3.4, Foolball I, 2, 3, 45 Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, C Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Malhemalics Club 2, Sec. Elma Densch I-Ii-Tri Club I, 2, I-Iome-lvlalcing Club 4, Pres.: Choral Club 4, Operella 4, Library Slalhl 4. Tom Eas'I'erIy Monilor Srafl 3.4, Eclilor 4, Operelia I, 4, Junior Play, All-School Play 4, Thespians 3, 4, Class B. B. l, 2, 3, 4. Raymond Ellis Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Orcheslra I, Band 2. imogene Farner I-li-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club I, 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, Commerce Club 4, Pres. I I Earnesl Ray Fligor Band 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra 2, 3, 4, Junior Or- chesira I, Dramalic Club 2, 3, Polilical Sci- ence Club I. Charles L. Frey I-Ii-Y Club I, 2, 3, 4, Rec. Sec. 3, V.-Pres. 4, Fool- Ioall I, 2. 3. 43 Commerce Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Marhemalics Club 2, Nalure Club 2, C Club 3, 4. David Garelrl' Speech Arls Club 4, Choral Club 4, Oper- ella 4, Polilical Science Club I, Fooiball I, 2, Slage Crew 4. Choral Club I, 2, 3, 4, I-Ii-Tri Club I, 2, Home Economics Club 4. Scofly Gill Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Baskefball I 2, 3, 43 Choral Club 3. 4, C Club 2, 3, 4. FIRST GIQEENFIQESI-IIVIEIXI -Fame Tl I Don Gilmore . Foolrball I, 2, 3. 4: C Club I: Baskelball I: Track I: De Solo H. S. 2: Class Baslcelball I. Mary A. Gordon Hi-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4:, Treas. 4: Monilor 2: Speech Arls Club 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, V.-Pres. 4. Madalea Green Hi-Tri Club 3, 43 Cambria H. S. I, 2. Charles A. Hall Speech Arls Club 4: Choral Club 4: Oper- e'r'ra 4: Class Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Nalure Club I, 3: Class Foolball I, 2. Helen Hall Hi-Tri I, 2 3. 4, V.-Pres. 2: Operelrla I: Junior Band I: Lalin Club 2: Speech Arls Club 3, 4, Treas. 4: Commerce Club 4, V.-Pres. 4. Clyde Harris Library Slall I, 2, 3, 45 Nalional Thespians I, 2: Dramalic Club 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Nalure Club 2. I if ,-. -Q Y' TI-IEIXI SILLV SCDPI-ICMOIQIES P I I Rila Havens Hi-Tri Club 3: Home-lvlalcers Club 4: Ursuline Academy I, 2. Wilma Mae Hayes Hi-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4. Virginia Lee Hunfer Hi-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Library Club 2: Home Economics Club 4. Harry Keller Foolball I, 2, 3.4: Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Speech Arls Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 C Club 3, 4: Dial Slalll 4. Margarel' Kenney Dial Srafl 4: Choral Club I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Tri Club I, 2: Malhemalics Club 4: Band 3, 4: Pep Club 2. Dowell Kimmel Hi-Y Club 4: lvlalhemalics Club 4: Class Bas- Icelball I, 2, 4. BECAIVIE JCDLLY JLJNIGIQS -rm? AND NSW WE ARE 'I Roberla Koonce Hi-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4: Monilor 43 Pep Club 2. David M. Krause Monilor 4: All-School Play 4: Wesl Pranlclorl I-I. S. I: Benlon I-I. S. 2, 3: Class Baslcelball 4: Speech Arls Club 4. Shirley Kucher I-Ii-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Dramalic Club 2, 3, 4: Nalional Thespians 4: Monilor 3, 4: Pep Club I, 29 Operella I, 2, 4. Elmer Kuehn 'Y C Club 4. I F X . x ,I .' , 25 Ill Currenl Evenls Club 4, Pres.: Poolball 365 is Ill I I gr U' l I Vance Lillie I alll Library Club 2, 3: Commerce Club S eeclu xx! Arls Club 4: Chicago Parker Senio . -. m 1 Ju - , 'I X ior Play 3. lxljyl' . -K 11 - x -, Mildred Lindsay yr i I-Ii-Tri Club I, 2, 3: Malhema' ' gg 4:.f ,ll Currenl Evenls 4: Joi pew 6 :Il ella I, 29 Pep Club I, 2. ill! I I- , .ill ,xr 'X il ii I I y .V J i, Rued Lockerb l Pl Y Y Bancl 4: Choral Club 4: Malhemalics Club 3: Commerce Club 4: Radio Club 4. Arlhur Logue Nalional Thespians 3, 4: I'Ii-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Corres. Sec. 3, Rec. Sec. 4: Dramalic Club I, 2, 3: Raclio Club I, 2, 3, V.-Pres. I, Pres. 2 3: Library Slall I. Teddy Ludwig Band 2, 3, 43 Orcheslra 2, 3: Choral Club 2, 3, 4: Dramalic Club 4: Journalism Club 3: Operella 2, 3, 4. Henry Charles Luiz Poolloall I, 2, 3, 4: Baslnelball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: C Club I, 2, 3, 4: I-Ii-Y Club I: Class Presidenl 3. Jane Maguire Dial Slal'l 4: I'Ii-Tri Club 2, 3: Choral Club 3: Universily I-I. S. I. Alice Marberry Choral Club I, 2 3: I-Ii-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4 V.-Pres. 4: Dramalic Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: Junior Play: Nalional Thespians 3, 4, Pres. 4: Pep Club I. I I MIGHTY SENIGIQS Pnqe Tlnrtv-two l,, . irlxhlil J WI-IEPE IS TI-IAT DIPLCDIVIA2 Harry Marberry S'ra1CII2 3 4 EdlIor4 Baol2 3 4 Ironal Thespuans 3 4 Dramallc Club 2 3 4 Ll brary Club I 2 Tennis 3 4 James Marberry Foolball 2 3 4 Malhemahcs CIub2 Choral 3 C ub 4 Class B B Operella I 2 3 Tumblng 2 3 Mary Ma+'I'mgIy Cairo l-I S I Ivlorulor S+aI:l4 Typusl I-I1 Tn Club 3 4 Pres 4 Home Economucs Club 4 Trea Louuse Maze oraIClubI 2 3 4 P pCIubI 2 I-I Clubl 2 3 4 Operelra I 2 3 4 Quarrel 3 4 Dramallcs 3 Edwin McCormack O erella I 2 3 4 Choral Club 2 3 4 ra marlc Club 3 Dual Slarl 4 Track 3 4 Malrhe :cs Club 3 Class B B I 2 3 Mary K McMaIlan Malhemallcs Club 2 3 4 Commerce Club 4 Radio Club 2 I-In Trl Club I Wullard Muller if Orcheslra I Effle Newberry Slakl 3 Ralph Norfon Track 3 Polnhcal Sczence Club I John Parrish I 2 3 4 Opere'r+a4 Vnrglnra Pflasferer I-In Tr: Club I 2 3 4 Library Club 2 Elvzabefh Phllllps School Play 4 Operelra I 2 WI-IAT DIPLGMA2 I-IIY Club I 2 Nalure Club I Radno Club I Dual Sraff 4 I-Iome Makers Club Sec 4 I-II Trl Club I Malhemahcs Club 4 Library Dnal Srall 4 Tumblmg Team 2 3 All School Play 4 Radio Club 2 3 Treas 3 Cheer Leader 3 I-l1YCIubI 2 3 4 andl 2 3 4 Orc Ira 3 4 Speech Ar'rs4 Radxo 2 Class B B H Trl Club I 2 3 4 Sec 3 Choral Ib I 2 Pep Club I Dramahc Club 4 All Page Tlnrtg tl' I- 1 Dial . . . , ' g n , , 5 Na- Club g 'I CSI 1 . .I,'2, 3, 41 I I I I T I I ' ' 2, , T -S. ,rf 54 3 ' - llh' s V- ' Ch , , , 1 e , 7 i'Tri I I ,- mal' . . I . , 4.' I ' I ly Bandll, 2. 3, 4: Dramaric Club I, 2, 3, 45 ' V 'Q ' 5 fx J . , 11- W I l ' , , . His . . A . 2 y I V N , X x 6 U I 1 1 , Q' 3 ' -I I I QW 4 '- . I g 1 , X ' u I n - u . - ' I I A k -.y' 1 ' x .' I 1 n 1 I v hes : . .I . l: . I I L X B A . T I 1 I T - 5 g A i- ' . , , , , . 3 CII ALTI-IOUGI-I I -2 , Calherine Ragsclale I Dial Srall 4: Library Club I, 2: Library Srafl 3: Home Economics Club 49 I'li-Tri Club I, 2. Dorolhy Reeder Choral Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ouarler 4: Operellra I, 2, 3, 4: Library Slafl 4: Speech Arjrs Club 3, 42 I Ii-Trl Club I, 2. John Scl1eH'ler Ivlarhemarics Club 4: Sessor I-ligh I: Norrh I-Iigh, Columbus, Ohio 2: Universily I-Iigh 3. Gerald Smilh Foorball 2, 3, 4: C Club 4: Class B. B. 2, 45 Polirical Science Club I: Tumbling 3. Mary A. Smilh Band 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 3, 4: Girls' Ouarlel 3, 4: I-Ii-Tri Club I, 3: Library Club 2: Pep Club I, 2. Elsie Slearns I-Ii-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4: Commerce Club 4. Juanila Slein Marion I-I. S. I3 Carlerville I-I. S. 2, 3: Currenl Evenrs Club 4, Sec.-Treas.: Malhemarics Club. Sec.-Treas. 4: I'Ii-Tri Club 3, 4: Dramalic Club 4. Belly Slevenson Choral Club I 2 3 4' I'li Tri Club I 2' O , IIII ' I I p' erelra I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2. Maxine Tarrani' I-li-Tri Club I, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres. I, 2: Pep Club I: Dramalic Com. 4, Chair.: Opererla I, 2: Junior Play: All-School Play 4: Narional Thespians 4. Edwin Thrailkill Band I, 2, 3, 4: Ifli-Y Club I: Boys' Chorus 3: Operelra I: Orcheslrra I, 2: Solo Conlesr I. 2, 3, Firsl, Srale 3. William Townes Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcerball I, 2, 3, 4: Monilor Sramcl 2, 3, 4: Narional Thespians 3, 4: Class Presi- clenr 3: Narional Forensic 4. Violel' Virgin l'Ii-Tri Club 2, 3, 43 Choral Club 3, 4: Oper- elra 3, 4: Freeberg I-Iigh School 4. WERE GONE Page 7'lzl'rty-four' WERE NOT Heslor Wafson Hi-Tri Club 3: Library Slaff 3, 47 New Cambria, Mo., H. S. I. Palsy Wa'I'son Orclweslra I, 2: Operella I, 2, 3, 4, Bancl I, 2. 3: Hi-Tri Club I. George Wham Operellra I, 2, 4: Drama+ic Club 3, 43 Band 2, 3: Library Sfaif 2, 33 Class Baslceiball I, 2, 33 Fooi- ball I. Guy Williams Ivlallwemaiics Club 2: Curreni Evenls Club 4. Roberi' Wise Fooiball 2, 3, 41TraClQ 2, 33 Dial Slail 43 Monilor 32 C Club 2, 3, 4: lviaflwemaiics Club 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 4. Warren Wiswell Track I, 2, 3: Class Baslnelball 2, 3. Virginia Wolf Library Club I, Vice-Pres., Home-Makers Club 4, Vice-Pres.: Hi-Tri Club l, 2. Eleanor Adams Louis Bollerbusch Eugene Bowlin Virginia Brewer Vernon Callison Gene Paul Crawshaw OTHER SENICRS Ivlarguerile Davis H. A. Eiclmer Weldon Glick Monroe Haege Jimmy Harrell Raymond Henderson Charles Hunsalcer James King Bill Lipe Mae Miller Frank Owen Bernice Price FCDRGCDTTEINI ,. Roberfa Ulrey Rosemary Walker Beafrice Wl1i'l'e John Woolen Earlene Yafes Page Thirt we V ,,W,. LEADERS ARE WE LEFT 'ro Rr1:,11'r: C. Hamilton, M. Fly, Mr. Bowen, Miss Brubaker, G- Seihcrt, 13, Mgliride. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles I-Iamilion ..,...,................... Presideni Gene Seiberr ..... ................... V ice-Presideni Bill McBride.. ,.....,... ...... S ecreiary Mildred Fly ............... .... 'I' reasurer Mr. Bowen, Miss Brubaker .... ..... S ponsors JUNIOR HISTORY We. Jrhe juniors of i937-38, wilh Miss Brubaker and Mr. Bowen as our sponsors. are sleadily progressing ihrough our Jrhird year of school life ai Communily High, and foward 'rhe goal which we are delermined To reach . . .Io be dislinguished and our- slanding seniors of rhe Carbondale Communily I-Iigh School. We found Ihalr we had some excepirionally lalenied siudenrs in our class who were vividly characierized in ihe Junior Play and opereila. Noi only was Ihis abiliiy shown in Ihe acring, bu+ also if was demonsrraled in Ihe sraging ol lhe produclions. Our class has increased since regisfraiion by some who have come Io us from oiher schools during The year. We proudly welcomed Ihese new sludenls and hoped 'rhal rhey would coniinue on wirh us during our senior year. Our class was slill well represenied, as ir was lasr year, on Ihe Monilor slall. Junior members on rhe s'raI'F were Charles I-Iamillon. Anna M. Slranley. I-Ielen I-lollabaugh, Queniin Bradley, Allen Tuegel, and Mildred Fly. Jewell Denision coniinued io be a member of The Dial slarl. ' We greaily anricipared Ihe crowning evenr of Jrhe year.. .ihalr ol enlerlaining Ihe seniors in Ihe Junior-Senior Banquet May we be as successful nexi' year in Ihe life which The seniors have le'I+ behind Ihem. J. D. IN JUNIOR ROLES Prqe Th 1 t y-.r X MLW 1 Tl-IE CLASS MWQWM- 3 vzww l . K3 w Virginia Lee Baggeii 3 N Queniin Bradley -4 BeHy Jo Burgess l . li 1 . fi i r Corrine Denison ' Jewell Denision ly si Mildred Eason 'il ill Q John Elkins Be++y Ellen Enisrninger Caiherine Earley ,J . Mildred Ely Caiherine Genl Jean Marie Genf J Thelma Gregory John Grublos Charles Hamilfon Hazel Hill Paul Hiller Virginia Hinchcliif OF1939 Page Tlu'1'ty-sem QR EW Q3 fix? E as I ine SEZ? hwy IH dLgl E bf nna Faye off an E ' elen laiiugh 5 Q cl' Eeaslr C + ,Sa , 1 K VERY SGGN vw-4197 Q 5 Ada uf- Ja.-Z . . gi' B1 MCBFICI c owan ' ary en C.c,-2-f-J7 .ufa--'21 A-2 L pf , a Donald Miller Beulah Morgan Bob Noei Qgaref Mae Posi' D Ragsdale WE'I.I. BE SEN! P Tl I Joe Ragsdale ORS AND TI-IEN WE WILL Donald Raines Sarah Richardson Jimmy Roberfs Gene Seiberr Virginia Shilcui Frances Smiih Anna Mae Sranley Glenn Terry Allen Tuegel OTHER JUNIORS ' . Arihur Alben Bobby Darling Mabel Allen Marierra Davis George Baysinger Dororhy Dean James W. Biggs Raymond Deason Richard Bryani Darcy Dieiz Irene Cargill Russell Dirrerline Marcelea Clark John Dixon Frances Claunch Karl Easierly Leslie Corron June Fligor Frank Cover Blanche Glorielry Thomas Cox Roberr Gourley Dororhy Culley Mary Ellen Greenhaw Lendill Cunlifl 'Lf l. Y Thelma Wallcer Richard Earl Whalen William Wild Julia Ann Wilson Wilford Guy Gerald Halierman Garneli Ladd Maxine Leonard Eileen Lewis Gordon Lindsay Doroihy Luby Raymond McGinn James McKissic is Ernesr Meisenheimer Frances Menieer Lloyd Neal Zidania Ogden Charles Owen Lois Parrish Alloeri Robinson Madonna Ross Anna Lee Sansom Van Sprague Roberi Srein L. D. Srory Emily Tapp Barbara Whiplcey LeRoy Willcey Lucille Wrighf SCDCDN BE GRADUATED Page Thirty- LEADING Tl-IE SQPHCDMORES 17 LEFT T0 R1c.11T: R. Spear, D. Kenney, Mr. Fessenden, Miss Lassiter, C. Marhcrry, 121. Gorlriard. l SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Roger Spear .............................. PresidenT David Kenney ..... ..... V ice-PresidenT Charles Marloerry ..... ....... T reasurer EvereTT Goddard ........,... .... S ecreTary Mr. Fessenden. Miss LassiTer .... .... S ponsors SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Wi+h odr very eTTicienT oflicers as leaders. This class has played a Tine game during The year of I938. ln The TirsT half we had our charming liTTle lady. Winona Marsh.. who was one of The ouTsTanding characTers in The opereTTa, Jerry oT Jericho Road. LeT us noT TorgeT Bill Holder and Wade Richards. who were members oT The supporTing casT'oT The same' producTion. We cannoT TorgeT The TooTball players who represenTed' our class in aThleTics and oT whom we will expecT a greaT deal in The TuTure. During The lasT half we were greaTly aware of our ever shining baslu-:Tloall sTars. who gave us many a Thrill in The preliminary games. Among Those whom we Think de- serve menTion are Neumann, Spear and Morgan. And lasT, buT cerTainly noT leasT, we were represenTed in The field of scholarship by Grace Krappe and Jack Barrow. who also helped To make The sophomore class a very good class. y H. B. 2' WAS SUR TASK TI-IE CLASS LX W A xl' VQQF .A-'47 , I QL,g ,yLgLf f i 1,9-,ff,fZ2,'+g 1Q l gy ,f-0 'll 2 ' ' 4nfr.- ?.LM5'Z '-5f'9!, .Jn f' QL! M729 V' -4, f .4!- . 4 M70 fo' SOPHOMORE GIRLS 'FOP Row: M. Mzxrtin. M. Hccrn. M. '1'l'ompson, A. Cnvzmess, I. Alden, V. Hayton. G. Tmxvelstezul, G. Henson, D. Stanley, M. Imlxoff, M. A. Lonrlen. 'lllllllll Row: F. Martin, N. l'I:1vcns, lf. Martin, H. Barkley, R. Uullar, M. Arnold, F. Ahl, M. lvllittenberg. SlicoNu Row: M. Hale, E. Albers, M. Searcy, H. Angclkc, R. Rnsche, E. Leathers, A. Brennan, R. Thomp- son, ll. Kaufman. l5o'r'roM Row: G. Krnppe, W. Marsh, N. L. Kennedy, B. Sponslcr, B. Fox, P. Smith, R. Foley. SOPHOMORE BOYS Tm' Row: F. Lockerby, H. Townes, W. Riclmzxrzlsrm, G. Watson. G. Dennison, M. Fox, XV. Hanson. flllllllll Rgxgz E. Xllcbb, H. Young, O. XV1lllZl.Ct3, D. Nauxnann, P. Smith, E. Copeland, E. Robinson, RI. 'L' uvnrtz. SECOND Row: F. Crnwslxaw, B. Holder, J. llnteman, D. Glick, A. King, C. Mznrhcrry, R. Spear, NV. Lipe. .BOTTOM Row: ll. South, D. Kenney, G. Plater, E. Morgan, I. Meehan, I. Barrow. CDF194O .. J-1644! 1, ,5 .kj FRESHMEIXI ARE WE 1,3 . I .. . - -. ffl. -. '- ' ' . 41 , ' ,.j ,flu ' ' - .1 ,ri , . .A. .- ,I - . Tr, 5. ' . r. -,4 LEFT 'ro RIGll'I'Z D. Maguire, S. Muze, Mr. Allen, Miss Morgan, B. Milligan, V. Krnppc. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS David Maguire ............................ PresidenT Sanford Maze .... .... V ice-PresidenT BeTTy Milligan .....,. ..... S ecreTary Virginia Krappe ...... ..... T reasurer Mr. Allen, Miss Morgan.. ..,. Sponsors FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The morning oT AugusT 31, I937 Tound one hundred Twelve boys and girls abouT To enTer The porTals oT Carbondale CommuniTy High School Tor The TirsT Time, ready To Take up The responsibiliTies oT Treshmen. ln This group oT sTudenTs, iT was possible To uncover much TalenT. The TirsT day oT TooTball pracTice Tound TwenTy-Two boys on The Tield ready To serve as punching bags. Nine boys responded Tor baskeTball pracTice and a Tew wenT ouT Tor Traclc. BeTTy Milligan was chosen Treshman ediTor Tor The MoniTor and BeTTy Hall Tresh- man ediTor Tor The Dial. . There were several members oT our class in The Choral Club, and Helen Marberry was awarded a speaking parT in The major musical producTion of The year, Jerry oT Jericho Road : Virginia Krappe was a member OT The girls' quarTeTp Jean Ingram and BeTTy Milligan were given parTs in The All-School Play. To lead The maiesTic march oT This class Tor l937-38, we chose Tor our oTTicers Those whose names are lisTed above. We were TorTunaTe in having Mr. Allen and Miss Morgan appoinTed as our sponsors. Y , B. H. LEADERS TO BE Ton- Row: V. Cnllison, S. libursol, M. llreeclcn, E. Cnllison, A. Ke1:rix1g, B. Kahlc, H. Burgess, I. Etherton We 'z.:r liififglflbal - WS- Q.3E:s.. fsfgiicfdw T H E C L A S S Mu- Q I '1l'55flli'4'Q.'. J fi4b'l'69N-:,'wxv5:-L l 'NEST-Nici' f:3f'f'.,JU'w'l?3 ll .. Sl ' S- g..x.a 'xr' .,1,,,, ,, I -S ' 43--.V -,M-1,QQ ' . .V -Gi. . Qf?wl,.iJi .fm-ug, N Xf - Li.-if-. . . QV w1,..,QQi9l, Q xl FRESHMAN GIRLS M. Jolmson, V. Dunn, E. l7Il1'l'lSll, I. Gill, ll. Hall, B. Maddex, N. Leslie. Tmmm Row: M. Vilarcllnw, l-l. Gibbs, li. Helton, I. Ingram, G. Fly, H. Mzirberry, A. Alban, IE. Travel- slunrl. Ll. McNiur, V. Kr:x1.xpe:, 'MQ li. Robinson, A. Nzinguni, J. Helms. SECOND Row: ll. Lee, M. Caplingur, F. Anderson. M. King, li. Commway, L. Lautz, M. Siefmzm, M. Smith, V. Rcncllenmn, N. Ogden. R. llatenizm, M. Cunninglmm, B. Milligan. lio'i roM Row: M. Meehan, R. Snyder, ll. Fricke, V. NVilliams, E. Crawshaw, M. Martin, M. Seibert, A. Scott, M. Fox, V. Cummings, R. Henson, F. Deason. FRESHMAN BOYS Toi' Row: I. llziss, C. Kelly, I. '1'ar1':u1t, G. Cooney, N. XVl1ezLt, C. Crouch, G. North, J. Hiller, D. Maguire, Inl. Hiller, G. Mitchell. rlllllllll Row: Q. ll. Miskull, D. Jolly, I. Bass, N. Cf1lXVSl1ZlW, I,-. Baggett, H. Stanley, I. Deaclnmu. Sitcoms Row: ll. Crnwslmw, S. Jones, C. Robinson, S. Maze, I. Orton, VV. Pribble, B. Goodman. ll0'rTOM Row: E. Jolly, J. Neal, 13. lvllilltlll, E. Stafford, B. Barysinger, R. Kimmel, R. Londen. OF19-41 WE TRY TO DO MR. RENO MR. ULREY MR. GOODING ' OUR AIDES There are Three people here in our school who work harder Than all The resT. geT disgusTed more Than all The resT, buT receive much less praise Than all The resT. These Three people are The ianiTors, Mr. Reno, Mr. Ulrey, and Mr. Goodingf Mr. Reno cares Tor The whole TirsT Tloor, The lower halls, The assembly hall, and The grounds ouTside. Mr. Ulrey serves as The nighT waTchman and while waTching, he cleans all The upsTairs rooms and Tires The Turnace. Mr. Gooding is responsible Tor The gymnasium. The dressing rooms, and The Tiring oT The Turnace during The day. During The summer he cares Tor The grounds and makes general repairs. We wanT To remember These jan- iTors as Triends oT us all. l-l. M. OUR SCHOOL During our early years oT liTe we Torm many habiTs which are carried over inTo adulT liTe. Men oT good behavior are usually more careTul oT The properTy which be- longs To oThers Than They are oT Their own properTy. IT we become very careless in The care oT our own properTy, The care which we exercise over'The properTy oT oThers decreases. Are we exercising The greaTesT possible care over The TreaTmenT oT our own properTy abouT The school? Are we Tollowing The precepTs OT The socieTy in exercising even greaTer diligence over school properTy? Are we, as sTudenTs, aT- TempTing To keep our school as clean and Tidy as our homes? Are we doing our besT To preserve Tor TuTure use The equipmenT which The communiTy has provided? IT we Think oT These Things, we cannoT help buT be oT assisTance To The men who do all in Their power To make This a Tidy school. AS MLJCI-I FOI? YOU I Jel' tv-four x IFE . r ull Cam ' uv- 'P ---r WQULD IT NCT BE KEEN TO DANCE WIT!-I Tl-IE QUEEN rty-.rzx ON TEAMWCDRK ' I! ',L11' PIANCD Snapshots by R. Norton Page F orty-seven ng, N. .. -,,, WJ', R LEADERS ffffilifflf Nancy Cooper NANCY COOPER Yea Team! Yea Team! FighT, Tight TighT . . and win . . . and Nancy has wonl She has been one oT our mosT ardenT Tans in aThleTics. As an individual aThIeTe she was runner up and medaIisT in The SouThern Illinois GOIT TournamenT. She has also been a conTesTanT in Tour inviTaTional TournamenTs. In school life Nancy was presidenT of The Hi-Tri Club, a member oT The band, and a member oT The IvIoniTor STaTT. She has sTudiecl in The American ConservaTory oT Music in Chicago Tor some Time. In brief, Nancy was one oT The mosT ouTsTanding persons in our school in social, schoIasTic, and exTra-curricular acTiviTies. CHARLES HAMILTON Success is The word which marks The school life oT Charles. FooTbaIl Team member, Junior Play lead, H. lvl. S. Pinafore role, Jerry oT Jerricho Road casT, presidenT oT The Junior Class, NaTional Hi-Y convenTion deIegaTe and oTTicer, Speech ArTs leader, TirsT in STaTe Tenor Solo, and well-liked social personaliTy are all parTs oT his success, Among The Tew who could be complimenTed in each oT Three divisions oT our school work we again Tind Charles. TOMMY EASTERLY AcTiviTy . . Tun . . leadership . . Tommy. As a Treshman Tommy was our lighTesT TooTball prospecT, TighTing wifh a spunlc ThaT has carried him Tar in our school life. In dramaTics and in chorus Tommy has had several leads. A member oT The MoniTor STaTT Tor Two years as SporTs EdiTor, his worlc meriTed him The posiTion of EdiTor-in-Chief during his Senior year. His press acTiviTies have Talcen him To several conferences. He was a criTic in The SouThern Illinois Conference held aT SouThern Illinois STaTe Normal UniversiTy This year. BILL COOK Bill was a True leader in our school acTiviTies as well as in The many school friend- ship acTiviTies in our conference. His work here won Tor him The honor of being among The Tifjy selecTed Trom The naTion Tor The NorThwesTern UniversiTy summer Training in debaTe and leadership. This year Bill has been acTive in debaTe, winning his way To The semi-Tinals in The Pinclcneyville TournamenT as a colleague of Nancy Cooper. Bill, a Hi-Y member, was also presidenT of The SouThern Illinois Older Boys' Conference. IN ACTIVITIES q F ty-cight l Charles HamiITon Tommy EasTerIy Bill Cool: I ,U ,ca-o PM! Wu, 'UJNESLET US-PLAV353K3WM' crrfa-c6le,L,4Jv Zola. spec.-a OUTER Row: R. Loclccrby, Q. TJ. Mislcell, I. R. Parrish, V. Casper, T. Ludwig, E. Thrailkill, I-I. Townes G. XVnls0n, G. Denison, F. Clmmch. SICCONIJ Row: C. Gent, R. Henson, C. Burgess, B. Hall, U. Louden, P. Smith, I. Hoffmzm, M. Kenney, D. Robertson, M. Cnplingcr, Ii. lfligor, I. Orten, P. Mcnteer, G. Henson, D. Holder. 'F1lzs'r Row: H. Mzzrberry, N. Cooper, M. K. McMilli:u1, B. Maflrlex, B. I. Burgess. J. M. Gent. M. Klein, aI.HTi:lrl:1cy, M. A. Smith, VV. Riclmrcls, L. Cotton, H. Yates, F. Owens, L. Burger, C, Bell, Mr n xoun. THE BAND Under The able direcTion oT Mr. Calhoun, The enroIImenT of The band increased To TorTy-Two players This year. By This addiTion oT exTra players and also by The addiTion oT several new insTrumenTs we Tound ThaT we had The IoesT band The high school has ever produced. The band, This year, was really a live-wire band. IT gave several concerTs, played Tor all The in'iporTanT home games, Toolc Trips To BenTon, Marion, lvlurphysboro and Pinclcneyville, and parTicipaTed in The acTiviTies oT The SouThern Illinois Teachers Col- lege I-Iomecorning. The big evenT of The year To which all OT The band members, including The di- recTor, looked Torward was The DisTricT Band ConTesT, which was held aT The Teach- ers College on April I and 2. The band made an excepTionaIIy Tine showing con- sidering iTs size and insTrumenTaTion. We Think ThaT This has been a very successful year Tor The Carbondale CommuniTy I-Iigh School band. lvl. K. UNULITS MAY Page Fo: M mue 1 WE PUBLISH C359 25 THE MONITOR STAFF T159 Tom Easferly ...... .......,............, ............. E d Flor - Nancy Cooper. . . . , ...... Associale Edilor Y NlfiVilliamHTiwges. .h ..... ,....... A ssociale Edilor een o a auq ... .. ,......... ............. N ews Edilor r A Anna Mae Slanley ..... , ...,.........,..,... Assislranf News Eclilror iii , 'rle KUC . . . ,. ,. . . ............ Organizalions Eclilor ww H lxel oflus. ........ .,..,... ...... .,.... E x c hange Fdi+or ' X x en Bra ley. . .. ........ ...,.............. S porfs Edilor J ' vid Krause ...,w.. . ............ Assis+an+ Sporls Edilor X ck arrow ....,,.... ................ B usiness Manager l lwarles l-la n .... ,............. Aclverlisemenl Manager X e uege .... . . . ...,... .' ............. Fealure Wriler Us RQ ....... .. . .,.. . .. ............. .,...... C olumnisl' A 160-5 F er ............ .......... ........ T y pisl s ry ,g Hi ly ........... . ........ ........... T ypisl 'gflir la K nce.. . .. ,.. .... .,..... . . .... Senior Reporler N' nl ed Fly.. ........ .5 .............. ........ J unior Reporfer y X QQ H1 Foley ........... ....... ........ .... S o p homore Reporler ' Hy illig . . ............ ....... ..... F r eslwman Reporlrer X ' r. raper.. ............... ........ .... ......... S p o nsor X x q x X'NQagc 'ty Q y W 1' WE EDIT . -..N -.., Harry Marberry.. Roberr Wise ...... Harry Keller ...... Edwin McCormack. Ralph Norlon ..... Margarel Kenney.. Effie Newberry .... Ca+I1erine Ragsclale .... Jane Maguire ...,. Grace Brandon. . . Bill Cook ........ Jewell Denislon. . Harrier Barkley .,.. Be-Hy Hall ....... Mr. Gross ..... TH E THE DIAL STAFF . . ...... Edilor-in-Chief .. . . .Business Manager ........ .Fealrure Edilor ...........AJrIf1Ie+ic Ediror Adver+isemenI Manager Music and Dramaric ...............FacuIIy . . . .Qrganizalions .. ...Senior Class .... ...Junior Class . . . .Sophomore Class . . . .Freshman Class Ecliror Ecliror Edilor Typisf Typisr EcIi+or Edifor Edilor Ed i'ror ...............Sponsor DIAL Page Fifty ,W SEIXIIGR l-ll-TRI Tor Row: D. Clerk, I. Fzirner, P. xX'Zl.fSOll, M. A. Gordon, E. Phillips, M. Green, R. Ulrey, N, Cooper, A. M'al'lrcrry. SECOND lifiwi Stearns, L. Maze V. Virgin, lf. utcs, M. Miller, R. liooncc, XV. l-layes, V. l'flnstercx', . 'Izll . 1 Tlo'r1'oxr Row: Miss Mo gan . P1111 on, Chmnpion, S. Kuclier, V. Hunter, M. Mattingly, I. Stein C. Burgess. I I ' I ,W . -W jf' is Mgr n ponsor a Mallingl Chairman I Isa Siearns V Chairman rglnia I-lunler Secreiary SOPHOMORE l-'I TRIS Miss Brubaker Sponsor Nancy Havens Presidenir Pai' Marlin V Presiclen. Harrieil Barkley Secreiary 1oPRon V Ilrytnn LV lx Snider Nl I ullin NI lllllw in-on vunnu.: ox N M'cD'1nif.l St'xnley M Lewis SILOND Ron 1 All I' urs Nl Imlmff 'N Kniu'-is I Mxrtin M j 'ILS oey Ixrippe D 1X'lllfI'll'lll BO1'10xt Ro? lllgiss BIUIDIIEI' R lhompson M Sunny A BlLl'llll.ll P Smith V l'lp,1,1rt ll Sponslu err: .T SCDPHCDMCDRE l-ll TRI O s ga .. , ,K l . ': . r: ,J. Presl--, '. ' -, 1. ,cv 1, l . 11:1 '.', M. Du: , G. Cl. -:., ll. F,.', N. ' . Tumn Row: H. Barkley, M. Arnold, G. Henson, I. Alden, N. Havens, M. '.lillDlllPS0ll, P. Martin, D. fi' i7.i1, 1,i.All-',1. ,1'. 1.'.',l:.4'IA, . ox-9, ILFI ,G. 'z -, v JUNICDR l-ll-TRI Tor Row: L. XVrigl1t, C. Kemper, I-I. I-Iollabnnglv, Z. Ogden, I. M. Gent, M. Clark. Siiconn Row: C. Gent, I. Fligor, T. Gregory, M. Ross, M. Leonard, L. McGowan, B. E, Entsminger, I. A. XVilson. llo'r'rom Row: Miss Morgan, H. Hill, E. Loftus, A. M. Stanley, B. Morgan, M. M. Post, V. L. Baggett, M. E. Mnngum. JUNIOR l-ll-TR!S Miss Morgan ....... Sponsor Mary Ellen Mangum ..... .............Cl'1airrnan Carlierine Kemper ....... ............V.-Clialrrnan Virginia Baggeil. .Secrerary FRESHMAN l-ll-TRIS Miss Wilhelm ...... Sponsor Belrly Hall ........ Presidenl Mildred Johnson.V-Presidenl Margarel Se-iberi. .Presiclenl Helen Gibbs. . .V.-Presiclen? Tot' ROW: Marlin, llrcerlen, Cxiplingcr, llall, Hclxns, 'l'ravelsLezul, Leslie, Cunninghrml, Fly, Johnson, Fox linzmss, liluersol, XVriglit. FOUll'l'll Rum: Krisliuff, Loftus, Rendlemnn, lioos, llarr, lliglcr, Gibbs, Deason, Dean, Conoway, Ketring, .Ka n u, Fric 'e. Tnnm Row: King, Struck, llenn, Meehan, Lee, Milligan, Wnrdlaw, Helton, McNier, Krappe, Gill, Ingram, Czillison, V. Callison. SIECDNIJ Row: Slnnley, Anderson, llenson, Scott, Scilicrl, Mangnm, Robinson, Smith, Lautz, Siefman, Ogden. l3o'r'l'om Row: Miss Wilhelm, litlierton, Snyder, Williams, Crnwslmw, Burgess, Alban, Marberry, Madrlex, Parrish, Cummings. FIQESHMAIXI l-ll-TRI , Pngc P'ifty-three l-ll- XCLLJB Tor Row: R. Gourley, G. Terry, R. XVisc, I. Barrow, B. Allen, D. Kimmel, C. Hamilton. Tnmu Row: B. Cook, L. Botterbusch, I, Deziclmnn, I. Ragsdale, XV. Miller, J. Tzlrrant, O. XV:illuce. Sxicoun Row: Mr. Gross, E. Ketring, R. Deason, C. Frey, H. Keller, G. Scilxcrt, B. Wild. BOTTOM Row: XV. TONVFICS, I. R. Parrish, A. Logue, J. Bass, B. McBride, R. Ellis. l-ll-Y CLUB Mr. Gross .... .... S ponsor Roberi Allen ...... Presiclenl Charles Frey .... V.-Presidenl Ari Logue. . .Rec. Secrelary Jack Bass .... Cor. Secrelary Bill Cook ......... Treasurer RADIO CLUB Mr. Goings ........ Sponsor Arr Logue ........ Presiclenl William Townes.V.-Presiclenl James King ....... Treasurer TOP Row: Ruedy Lockerby, Robert Floyd, Hugh Miller, Willard Miller, David Maguire, James King BOTTOM Row: Fred Famer, Arthur Logue, Mr. Goings, Xvilliam Towncs, Merle Swartz. RADIC CLUB I30'r'roM Row Mr Drvppr XX'nllmm Wald Junnntn Stem Imxce Buggs Guy XVxIliams. CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Mr. Draper. . . .... Sponsor Elmer Kuelwn. .4... Presiclenl Allan Tuegel .... V.-Presidenl Juanila Slein ..... Secrelary MATHEMATICS CLUB Mr. Bowen .......,. Sponsor Roberl Wise ...... Presidenl Glenn Terry .... V.-Presiclenl Juenila Sleln ..... Secrelary Im Ron XX Llxul R XX1bL D lxxmzmll I Ixohuts 1' Hiller G 'lprxy I Elkins, I. Biggs, F. Owens. bzcurw Ron I Stun M lx McM1ll:.1n M Lxmlsay M Ixpnney I INeubcrry, H. Hollnbauglx, M. E. Imax Ron I lxutrmp, R lkason II lxdlcr Mx Baum XX loume I bchettler, C. Owens. Page Fifty-five 1 l NWE AINlTTD PLEASE To? Row: XV. Parrish, Ludwig, Richards, Hall, Keller, I-Inniilton, Lillie, Presley, Reeder, XvlllllCl1l'lL?1'g, Fly Tnmn Row: Barrow, Cook, Sponslor, Martin, Martin, Albon, H. Marlzerry, Milligan, Krxxppe, XVardl:uv Cooper, Dixon. SECOND Row: XVlxam, Kuclier, Scott, Gordon, Kennedy, Phillips, Hall, Tarrant, McMillan, Barkley, Taggart Bo'rToM Row: Mr. Fcssenclcn, Logue, Townes, Marberry, H. Marlaerry, Farmer, Easterly, Harris, Clmndler SPEECH ARTS CLUB Mr. Eessenden ..... Sponsor Harry Keller ....,. Presidenl M. A. Gordon. .V.-Presidenl Alice Marberry. . ,Secreiary Helen Hall ....... Treasurer DEBATE AND DECLA- MATION COMMITTEES Mr. Fessenden ..... Sponsor Nancy Cooper ........ . . ...,Chair. Debaie Ari Logue ............. . . . . . .Cl1air. Declamaiion ToP Row: I. Dixon, I. Chandler, V. Lillie, B. Cook, H. Barkley. Bo':'roM Row: M. Wardlaw, J. Presley, A. Logue, A. Alban, I-I. Murberry, C. I-Imnilton, I. Barrow, G. Krappe. VCU REST AT EASE Page Fiifty-six OUR JOVFUL ACTS Toi- Row: Arthur Logue, Mr. Fcssenclen, Harry Keller. llo1 rozu Row: Mary Alice Gordon, Maxine Tarrant, Helen Hall, Alice Marberry, Nancy Cooper, Imogene Famer. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Fessenolen ..... Sponsor Harry Keller ...... Chairman DRAMATIC COMMITTEE Mr. Fessenden ..... Sponsor Maxine Tarrani. . .Chairman 'Pol' Row: W. liicliarcls, M. Fly, D. Reeder, P. Martin, B. Milligan, M. XV11lftCl1lJCI'g', C. Hall. Sliconrr Row: -M. Martin, C. Scott, ll. Sponslcr, N. Kennedy, E. Phillips, M. K. McMillan, H. Barkley, V. 'l'ngg:irl. l30'r'roM Row: G. Wlmm, T. Ludwig, H. Mnrbcrry, S. Kucher, J. R. Parrish, T. Easterly, C. Harris. REVEAL TEESE FACTS Page Fifty-.veveiz g, , W f -an CHCDBAL CLUB Tor Row: Hall, Plater, Gill, Ludwig, Ebhs, Hamilton, NVhalcn, Easterly, Holder, Lockerby, Mr. Calhoun. Founru Row: Klein, Gill, Ingram, Fly, Reeder, XVl1ittenlJerg, G. Fly, McNair, Casper, Helton, lleniston, Ross. THIRD Row: Densch, Yates, Stevenson, Gilbert, Virgin, Johnson, Etherton, Marbcrry, Marsh, Martin, Meehan, Milligan, C. llnrgess, Fcrrill. SECOND Row: Maze, Smith, Kenny, lirappe, Imholjf, Alil, Bryant, Trzwelstcznl, Shilcut, Smith, B. I Burgess. BOTTOM Row: Richardson, Logue, Spousler, Scott, Smith, Maddox, Bnggett, Anderson, Bateman, Hoff- man, H. Burgess. Cl-IORAL CLUB Mr. Calhoun ....... Director Charlotte Burgess M. A. Smith B. J . Burgess Accornpanists COMMERCE CLUB Mrs. Cerney ....... Sponsor Imogene Famer. . .President Helen Hall ..... V.-President Charles Frey ,.... Secretary Tor Row: C. Bell, V. Lillie, D. Miller, R. Lockerby, C. Frey. SECOND Row: L. NVrigl1t, M. Clark, T. Gregory, H. I-lzill, M. K. McMillan, L. Farmer, G. Brandon. BOTTOM Row: Mrs. Carney, E. Stearns, D. Clerk, V. Clmmpion, Loftus, I. Snyder. COMMERCE CLUB Page F-iffy-eiyln' 9 .,,. . -.- -.- LIBIQARV STAFF Tm' Row: D. Rngsilnlc. C. I'I:m'is, L. Bottcrlnusch. V Ilo'r'roM Row: S. Riclmrclson, E. Densch, M. A. Gordon, Miss Lassiter, D. Reeder, D. Clerk. LIBRARY STAFF Miss Lassiler ....... Sponsor HOME-MAKERS CLU B Mrs. Bridges ....... Sponsor Elma Densch ...... Presidenl' Virginia Wolfe, .V.-Presiclenl Effie Newberry .... Secrelary Mary Maliingly. . .Treasurer Miss Oliver ........ Sponsor Tor Row: E. Newberry, V. NVolfe, Ii. Albers, ll. Vilhipkey, M. Hannis,MM. McHi.1Qh, 'H.,Hi5lIabaugl1. SECOND along M. Hale, V. Hunter, M. Mattingly, M. F. Gilbert, C. Ragsdale, R. Bullar, M. SJ Jones, I. avis. Bo'r'roM Row: Miss Oliver, I. Newberry, S. Richardson, E. Densch, R-'H3VCHS, V. Shilcut, F. Smithf' l-IOME-MAKERS CLUB. Page Fifty-:zine . ,... 'Pe Tl-IE OPERETTA CAST CAST OF JERRY OF JERICO ROAD JERRY OF JERICO ROAD The opereTTa of This year. Jerry oT Jer- ico Road , was very successTul, as shown by The TacT ThaT iT was presenTed Two nighfs, December I and 2. The characTer parTs were Taken by Wi- nona Marsh, Charles l-lamilTon, Tom Eas- Terly. Earline YaTes, DoroThy Reeder, Bill Holder, Alice lvlarberry, Helen lvlarberry, Ted Ludwig, and George Wham, They were assisTed by The singing and dancing choruses. The music was direcTed by Mr. Calhoun. The sTaging and acTing by Mr. Fessenclen, and The dancing by Miss Springer and Miss Mohlenbrock. ORCHESTRA AlThough The orchesTra. under The able direcTion oT lvlr. Calhoun, gave no public perTormances alone, iT was, neverTheless, a very necessary group. This year iT helped in The producTion of The opereTTa, The Jun- ior and Senior Plays. and also played Tor The CommencemenT Exercises. lT was made up oT players Trom The band and was greaT- ly aided by ouTside players who came To assisT. Even Though iT was noT a very large group. skill made up Tor This cleTecT. l-low abouT a regular orchesTra nexT year, DirecTor Calhoun? Cotton, lowncs, Mr. Calhoun, Claunch, kill, Bell, Miskell, Parrish. INs1nF.CrnCLr:r: Smith, Farmer. Smnlev, Bu s Lligor, Burgess, Champion, Wilson, Monte OUTSIDE ClRS2I.EZ Klein, Cooper, Marberry, L ' r Tl-IE ALL-SCI-IGGL PLAY ALI Row: 'I':irr:int, Davis, licllcr, Ludwig, Ingram, Reeder, Easterly, Norton, Chandler. Milligan, McHugh, Holder, Ixr 1 Pliillips, 'l'0wnu:-2. lllC'Vl' Row: Garrett, King, Hamilton, Knclior, llcniston, XVarrllaw, Scott, McMillan, Coach Fcssenclen, Taggart, Hall, Seihert lflibs. THE ALLJSCI-IOOL PLAY A crowning evenl' of 'rhe dramaiic year was lhe produclion, The Call of lhe Ban- shee , our all-school play. This was lhe lirsi all-school play 'rhal Speech Aris Club has presenied in many years. The play, The Call of 'rhe Banshee , a myslery play. was seleclecl by Mr. Fessen- den as one oi 'lhe mosi lhrilling mysiery plays on lhe marker. The casl proved 'lo be excellenirg 'rhe slage selrings were our- siandingg and The resuli was an oulsianding produclion. May we have more and mighi- ier all-school plays in The fuiure. Mr. Fes- senden. M. K. Coach S. A. Fessenclcn, Jewell Duniston Gene Scihcrt, Jean Marie Gent Tlllillllil XVIlllCC1', Katherine Farley lllfnrgnrct Mae Post, Gordon Lindsay JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Play, This Genius Business , was rhe iirsl of lhe school plays presenlecl during a very successful season. Charles l-lamilion and lviargarei Mae Posi made very good geniuses while Gene Seiberl. Jewell Denislon, and lhe supporiing casi added +o ihe humor of The occasion. Much credil should be given 'ro Mr. Fessenclen and Jrhe members of lhe Junior Class who worked very hard +o malce ihis Junior Play a big success. Again lhe siege, which was made under The direciion of Mr. Fessenden, was a credii io ihe boys who had labored as a slage crew. M. K. ' fi va -a- MEMCDPIES MEMCDRIES JUNIOR-SEN IOR BANQUET-I 937 EASTER CANTATA-I937 FOODS SCDNGS, ACTS 'IUO MA CDUR GENERGLIS PATRGIXIS Deparfmenf, Shoe, and Cloihing S+ores Rechrer Brorhers' Deparrmenr Srore H 81 M Siore Sco++'s Slores Cox's Slore Cul Price Srore Woolwor'rh's Slore PaH'erson's College Shop J. V. Walker's and Sons Zwick's Ladies' Slore Johnson's lncorporaied People's Shoe Srore Food Producfs Carbondale Sfeam Bakery lvlorgan's Bakery lvlidwesr Dairy Producrs Company New Era Dairy Hill's Produce Company Kayser's Grocery Communiry Homesread The Greai Ailaniic and Pacific Coca-Cola Borlling Company Professional Men Holden Hospilal Sraff Dr. J. lvl. Marberry Dr. H. W. Parierson Dr. C. lvl. Silrer Dr. C. L. Wrighl Dr. J. A. Sroelzle Secrerary A. D. Brubaker Aiiorney Owin H. Pugh Ailorney Herberr Hays Tea Co. Mo+or, Tire and Gasoline Businesses Ralph E. Hamilron Rapp Tire Company Sumner's One-Srop Service Down-Srare Chevroler Company Vogler Moror Company Greer's Dixcel Service W. W. Hamilion Jewelers Higgin's Jewelry Herr?-Jones Company, lndianapolis DE PGSSIBLE Tl-IIS BCD Confecfioners J. T. Enrsminger T. H. Endsley Barbecue and Popcorn Siands Souihern Barbecue Johnson's Jolly Time Pop Corn Beaufy Parlor Vog ue Druggis'l's Borgor's Pharmacy Cline-Vick's Drug Sfore Fox's Drug Slore SeiberJr's Drug Srore Hardware and Paini' S+ores Carbondale Paini and Wall Paper Co. Fred W. Koenig Hardware Banks and Insurance Agencies Carbondale Naiional Bank Firsl Narional Bank Dill lnvesimeni Company Clyde Smilh R. A. Taylor J. D. Dill Plumbers Boren's Plumbing and Eleciric Company Grady's Plumbing Company Louis Wolhf's Plumbing and Healing Co Laundries and Cleaners Carbondale Laundry Peerless Cleaners and Dyers Prince Cleaners Special Services C. Cliff Grindle's Sludios Yellow Cab Company lllinois Commercial Telephone Company The Gem Thearre Carbondale Funeral Home Vearh and Sons Carbondale Free Press Buzbee, The Florisf Wisely, The Florisl' Page Sixty tl ,g,,u.A-1 wfJ,,....-..,cA.,,,-,N a,,,,,oAc,..,.,,,! Qbmbg ,..A,.f-clfQj,,,,,,,.,,,o 'L-'ku-I-c,L.1. Q :I 4-Gulf 0-1.4.-wg., x,...,.Jlm2,. ......,Q,Lt'l5 Phorograplwy by 2. K C Cluff Grmdles Sfudxos Carbondale llllnols Engraving by C ahn and Olluer Engraving Company Chncago lllnnols Prlnhng by ln+ers+a+e Prmhng Company Danvnlle Illunoxs I Je S11f1'f0Uf J-M-1 r by B W ow W C f r MW O74 x I ...... u.- 1 l. 7 . v 1 ' ? M mia sie.-mqmimm-5 . W , .. .M . ,M . . , fl ':- 'ws-1 -' 1-f 5- --. -- 1 ,-- --1,,.::1-'Q--. - -.. -pc Q. gi, -...W . .-, 7.-M, .v,. ,.-. ,- . ..... ., , , .,.. Y. .-... ..- -,. ..- ... ,., -.H . ,.,- ' k 3:-'. ,. f f .: .p S' ' 7 H L K' 'N 'Y ' N' . ' . -. , I ' f - F L,3:1 .f- R1,-.-.- ,Q swwsf 43'W- l kiiwvi'