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

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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

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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

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