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

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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

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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

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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