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

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WW Mary Young Cerny Shorlhancl, Typinq, Commercial Law, Boolclceepinq. Lnsfer Deason Biology, Algebra, Geomelry. ff i . , ,. ,' H f- ' ,WL-' Mildred Fore Ari. Thomas Galbre-a!l1 General Marhl-medics, Physical Educalion, Physiology. Pnyv .S 1 r FACULTY C. A. Gross Q . Q . Chemisiry, Physics, Algebra. Homer Heape Agriculfure. Ka+herine Hill Nursing, Physiology. James Hildebrand Physical Educaiion, Physiology, lvlaihernahcs Berfha Lee Marfing Typing- by 5 53 Physical Educalion. Esfher Mill fx Home Economics. Cora Morgan Lafin, French, Spanish. Mary Neber Secrelary. Lucy Parrish Typing, Algebra, Plane Geomelry. Vivian Springer American Hisiory, Physical Geography Vocaiions. Mariorie Whifeside . Physiology, American O 'QfA l-lisiory, Civics, Commercial Geography. 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I' ' I-If ,Club I. ff , 443,441 V, 1 V, ?,- NA, J., I .diff f ' Ray Diclrey Brewer . ,I 4--4 44, '4 f'4 . R. D. I '. - .a-.., .. aff! Band I, 2, 3, 4: ,3'Nf'Q-H 0v.Qf0'9! g,,,,3' . . 4 Tennis 3: FooIbalI 2,1 .4441 if-519440 ft I Transporfalion Club I7Qf,ig.a' -?,Qd44 HAH A 4 'fra 2. , 'f ' Spgecheffrfs CCI I ' Ii r 1,' ,,fZ'441 4 fl, 2. I Atl' f f.e,j . .- ,QQ-- 'Hs 'jg 404 ?,.1J..'i0 :?4','2' vffXA ':!C:'1 f.' ':, f MaryLouBusl1 - 'f fdmvf N ' ' Bushes I f jf' 4 ' ' Norman Carr ' Band I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Orches- fraz Class Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Radio Club: Camera Club 3: Dial Sfaff I, 2, 3: Proiecior ll Operaior. ?!, A-. 'T' ff a 3'-414. fl.: r.:f Z2J,.,:.,Dv'. J-L9-J,-,I 'if Za .'. o l lvfx-Vg' 4-2A.Z1ifu 54.l4.!l I ,.4gX' ,, Hope Champions l! v 'Q , ' -,Rf ' iichampii Q- 1 . ,ru I n If ,' ,s,-Ailllh R4 ffilrnv-1 L far, Znilljblrjgmanl . Q -'I my v. . 4,4 , X Chris ' ' ' ' ' A. Mariune Cluils I-Ii-Tri I, 2: MoniIor SIaII 4. flu A-u.,., I IBe-riforf 'l Qq'h'SchooI: Band I, ' AEM3, 4: Orchesfra 3: Ijli-Y 4. ' -'1 - .w ra, Jeanne Coffman Jeanie Meredosia High School: Dial Sfaiq 42 6, A. A. I, 2, 3, 41 Hi-Tri: Junior Play. lltlfll' Tvu ,Q -1.044 QA . 3 4,' Av, C' IJ ,., .v 4 4511. ,,a 4,-HL -A-.-2 5 'Ln' ,JAN ,X ,'A,l ff... f!,44f- Ixus! 'lvl l.:.l1-,.'1ff':'A': l 'Il', Pilgx ,QTL .f ff. ',,.444t'.'f-4-lf v CLASS OF .49 Roy Crain, Jr. Junior Foolball I, 2. 3. 4: Bcslxelball Louis' C 'W5l 'W I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 4. Chorus: Hi-Tri l, 2, 3, 4. jf 1 , Jr , ,jf .,, Rena Covingfon ,jf Home EC. club 3, 4, I-li-Tri 1. , rfjvf jj 2: Mm.. Club 2. RW' P f' .J Hi-Tri I. : o c. ub I: G. Af. ,jywl-11 lfjbfglu 'gy Monil 44. I ,J N ,X j fr- ,, f ,I I 4Ll' 1' V52 I I Dorolhy Deason MDM.. G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4,q Hi.Tri George DeniS+on l. 2. 3, 4: Library Shall 2, 3. UBUVIGP ln 4: Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3. 4: Pep Club I: Slaqe Crew 4: Safely Club 3. Lullwer Denisfon Burlap III Pep Club I: Siege Crew 4 Class Baslcelbell l, 2. 3. Louise Draper Looie Wayne Cify High School Chorus 2: Dramalics Club 3 Harmonica 37 G. A. A. Herman Enfsminger, Jr. Band: Chorus: Hi-Y. Pays lil1 zu'n Foolbell 3: Class Baslzelball I, 2, 3. Elsie Diefz Home EC. Club I, 2, 3, 4: l li- Tri I, 2, 3. Rulh Ellis Rufus Hi-Tri I. 2, 3: Home EC. Club l, 2. Nellena Fehrenbalxer Nodd Band 2, 3, 4: l ll-Tri l, 21 Monilor Slall 2, 3: All-School Play I, 4: Home EC. Club 4: Speech-Arfs Club I, 2, 3.4. ,il El? r lg. X , .lv ix sl CLASS CDF '42 Fare Ford Bu+ch . Herrin High School: Chess Geo? A1 E? Club l. 2: Commercial Club I, Blond 2: Monifor Shall 4: Chorus l: LllDI'6FY l. 2. 32 Hi-Tri l. 21 Gi,-ls' Reserve ll Chorus: Opereffa 4. George Fozard ..Fuu.. Lillian Goss Shanghai Lil Home Ec. Club I: G. A. A. J 2, 3. . j 1 Mflsif: ' r, K f , ' W ' 1' .rvflq Ak. ,f lf Mary Louise Gen? Ll., ,ffl I ' 5 - f . -, . I' , . ,-1 lj, ' Qff,'Q, f'255f'l' 'f' fly '- 1.5958 eoaava 1' fl' . . . J, J Y A' nm.. ', up N Pep Club I. 2, Hi-Tri I, 3, f , Speech-Arfs Club I, 2. 3, 4: Pl Latin 3: Junior Play: All-School ' Play I, 3, 4: Monifor Sfaff 4. Virginia Gordon Chic BeH'y Grafer Hi-Tri l, 2, 4: Speech-Arls 'Isabel' Club l, 2. 3.4. G. A. A. l. 2. 31 Hi-Tri l. 2: Home EC. Club I: Monifor Sfaff 3. Joe W. Greenbaum LiHle Joe Earl Gray Radio Club: Siege Crew 3: nauwermllkn Class Baskelball 3. Foofball 3, 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Baskefball 3, 4: Chorus 4' Soeech-Arfs Club 4. Louisa Harper Hi-Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club 3, 4: Chorus. Ellen,,Hee :, Boofs G. A. A. 3. 4. Page Twelve 32' W CLASS CDF '42 Sam Heern Class Baslcelball l. 2. 3. Virginia Hill Hillie Hi-Tri I: Pep Club I. 2: Speech- Arls Club l. 2. 3. Virginia Hyde Home Ec. Club. Elizabeih Johnson Bella Hi-Tri l, 25 Lafin Club 2: Speech-Aris Club 3: Monifor Slail 3, 4. Editor 4: G. A. A. 4: Band l. 2: Junior Play. Doro+hy Jones lIDo+Il Belleville High School: Hi-Tri 4: All-School Play 4: Dial Shall 4. Jyfzpff 4 Af J iifffafff v- V Reba Hill Tracks Home EC. Club lg l-li-Tri l. 2. Belly Holliday Band l. 2. 3, 4: l ll-Trl l. 2. 3, 43 Operella 4: Speech-Arfs Club I. 2. 3. 4: All-School Play 4. William E. Johnson Pink Band l. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 4: Junior Play: Safefy Club I. 2. Jack B. Johnson LiHle Genius Choral Club l, 2: All-School Pl0Y li 2: Sale-ly Club 3: Oo- erelfa. I 3 Lqcgow 3. ., 39 Roberi' Kelley Bennie Malhemalics Club I: Band l, 2, 3. 4. Eugene Kefring llslugll Dial Slall I. 2, 3, 4, Edilor 43 Bancl 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y l. 2.4. Q-' pax WM? 99 .Ziff U-M4 Ayv ya' Qef is y , CLASS OF 42 ..Don.. Speech-Arls Club 2, 3, 4: Sem I-SUCH. JY- Library Slaff 3. Sad Sam Speech-Arls Club 3, 4: Fool'- ball I, 2, 3, 4. BeH'y Jane Lipe ..Bef.. Hi-Tri I, 2, 4, Home EC. Club Bob Ivfwn I, 2: Choral Club I, 2, 3, 4: 'PU55 Operell 2: G. A. A. 2. Baslcefball I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 1 It 2, 3, 4: Traclc I, 2: Speech-Arls J ra Club: C Club. OAA.. 'vvuu .1J,llj 5 Mary Maddex Grayville High School: Bancl . 2, 4, Dial Sfalif 4. speed.. M1-f+Iw Mn Mvbefrv Arfs Club 4: Chorus 2: Chorus I, 2, 4: Junior Play! Orcheslra I, 2. Operefla 2, 4: Speech-Arls Club I, 2, 3, 4:3 Hi-Tri I, 4: Pep Club I. 2: All-Sfafe Cho- rus 4: Lafin Club 2. Roberf L. McCormack llsauyll Class Baslcelball I, 2: Foolball AlIcf'McGowf ' Manager 4: All-School Play 2, Mceoon 4: Junior Play: Dial Slaff 3.4. PSP Club I. 27 HI-TPI I. 41 Home EC. Club 2: Library Sfaff 4: Chorus I. 4: Speech-Arls Club I, 2, 3, 4: Operella 4: Cheerleader 2, 4. Don Modglin Charles Monroe ..C A.. Class Baslcelball I, 2: Chorus 4: Transporlalion Club I. Richard Moore HI-Y 3, 4: Monllor Slalll: 2, 3. 4: Class Baslcelball I, 3: Bas- John E' Mull i lcelball 2: Foolball 4: Choral Belleville Hiqh School: Agra- Club 2: School Quarlel 3. culfure Club 4: Presidenf 4. Paar Fnurtvml CLASS CDF '42 N ,D A Sherman Jarvis s Oliver Navy X -D Bolivar Fclolball I, , 3 : Tra , 2. Track 2: Foofball 3, 4. ' Class ska? I I. oy , P, ,I Lenora Phillips er X Hi-Tri I, 2. an I, 3. 4: Hi-Y 4: AI o PI y 4. X I ilda Reborn DOY' R595dUI9 I Blondie DOUGH I-Ii-Tri 4: Cheerleader 4: All- School Play 4. Roy Ragsdale Rabbi+ Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Grace Rasche Gracie Home Ec. Club I: Hi-Tri I, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Operefla 2, 4. Clifford Rogers IFJ. R-ll Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: C Club 4: Track I, 2, 3: Chorus I, 2, 4. Pays' Ffftrvu Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball Speech-Arls Club: Baseball 4. Gena Ramsey Band I, 2, 3, 4: Ch Bill Rogers usnunyll Frankforl Communily High School: Radio Club I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball I: Chorus 4: HI-Y I. 2. 3. Ralph Robison Tombs'Ione Baske+balI I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: C Club 3, 4: Foolball I, 2: Track 2, 3. 4: Ma+hema+ics Club 2: Band 2, 3. 4 CLASS OF '42 Helen Rushing Belly Lee Scholl AI Jene Shaffer Class Baslcelball I, 3: Nafional Thespians 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club 2: All-School Play I, 4: Junior Play: Tennis Team 3: Speech- Laverne Shelby Chesler High School: Glee Tony Club I, 2: Chorus: Home Hi-Tri I, 2: Chorus I, 2, 4 Ee. Club. Opereffa 2: Home Ec. Club I, 2: G. A. A. 2. 3. Hi-Tri I, 3: Home Ec. Club Arls Club I, . 3. : Ope- Z 1 Ha 2, 4. I M! I f- I ,. ' ll - J V. 'fn ' . WZ V! r ,Y :,' Joann S ' EdnAa,Sp'indIoe . ' ' Jeepers Spa r s Club I, 2, 3 , Chorus. Ba d 31 4: Chpru , pe- jl Befiy L. Sfenley John W. Sfoflar Tubby Birdseed C I-Ii-Tri I, 2, Lafin Club 2, G. Foo+balI I. 2. 3. 4: Basket E: ,Mpc A. A. 2: Band 2: Library I. 2, 3. 4: C Club 3. 4. ,. ' Slaff 3. Eugene J, Wallace June Mdxirle Waller! Camera Club: Speech-Arls Hi-Tfi I. 2: Safely Club 3 Club. Home Ec. Club 4. Kefhleen Williams Bonnie Bush Kelis Joe I-Ii-Tri I, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. I-Ii-Tri I, 2, 3: Home Ec. Club Club 4. I, 2. Pugr' Six! Archie C. Reborn CLASS CDF '42 A, C. Em Waferloo High School. Jofeggiqf Mveff .I a. O ' Hi-Tri 3, 4: Home EC. Club 47 QV ' I ' Sheff 4 , 44-at - O fu-+07 , 4,0 d6Af W ' ,V Charles Chandle A Chuck Speech-Arrs Club I. 2. 3, 4: Elsie HGWHHS Camera Club I: Operelfa 2, Avon High Schggll 4: All-School Play I, 3: Junior Play 3. is., r l I h 'f.1 ,J , , Bref McGinnis q ' l i Y ul' Guinea x ' 5 W' Foofball i. 2. 3. 4? Baliewaii, Fdffigiv Waker' Manager 4. V 1 ,Pal ' ' l Effingham High School: G. A. J 5 ' A.. l, 2, 3. f' 1 ' x ' X' r , . -x' - V . I l'fCl.Pw3S Qll: '43 , . , s - J LL ' U J Carl Jorlgsl' ' Viva Schneider WL fc., YH ha ' x...vi.. R Baskgfball 1, 2. 'Q Madison, Wisconsin, Wes? Side .1 1 v . K! N, it A f CN I .ww w 1 vi A.. X 15 52 13 'x X Page Sviwztvvlr ', High School: Hi-Tri: Orches- Q fra: Chorus. ,V n J' 75: C ,rj OUR CUSTODIANS J. D. RENO M. ULREY C. GOODIN6 QW SENICDIQS WIT!-IOLIT PICTURES Ernesi' Allen Makancla High School: Class Baskelball I, 2, 3: Malhemafics Club I, 3. Leonard DeWi++ Class Baskelball I, 2, 3: Agricullure Club 4. Bill Dyer l D. A. l Speech-Arls Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Operelfa I. Joan Feahrs Hi-Tri I: Chorus: Home Ec. Club. Bill Gasaway l Broski l Band I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Class Baskelball I, 2. 3: Operella 4. Charles Hopkins l Hoppy l Carlerville High School: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Operella 4. Bob Leonard Camera Club I, 2: Radio Club I, 2, 3. Willard Mileur l Bud l Eileen Shaclowens DeSoIo High School: G. A. A. Maxine Parmly l Max l G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4. Be'Hy Jane Swales Dean Walker l Keen Eye l Roy Wrighi' l Shor+y l Class Baskelball I, 2: Agricullure Club 4: Radio Club I. Mary WhiH'enberg Chorus 3, 4: Operelfa 4: Hi-Tri I, 2, 3. Wayne Wilburn SI. Genevieve High School: Foolball 4. James Farmer l Li+fle Bugar l Brookporl High School: Band I, 43 Hi-Y I, 4: Orchesfra 2, 4. JLINIGIQS WITI-IOLJT PICTURES Paul Adams Joe Bigler Margaref Bradley Eldon Brooks Harold Bush Terrence Carfner Bill Colp Eva Cummings Jane Cummings Mary Dixon John Dale Ebbs Dorofhy Farner Lloyd Farley Maxine Fulrell Kennelh Gurley Bob Givens Doris Hale John Har+man Fay Hawk Evelyn Hayse Bill Holder . Donald Hunsaker Aubrey Lackman Raymond Lindsey Doris LiH'le Gordon McGinnis Be++y Newberry Bernice Mileur Frank Miller James Neal George Pale Roberf Presley Dan Renclleman Doris Smifh Velma Jean Smifh lda Mae Wallace Tesse Bell Walfers James Williams Rufh Young Nancy Wilder CLASS OF '42 HISTORY YYY? E. The Class of I94-2 has lefl a record of which ils members are proud. During Hs four years fhe class as a whole has Taken parl in many and varied school acfivilies, including sporls. dramalics. music. scholasric honors. exfra-curricular aclivifies, and fhe promofion of beffer cifizenship. As Freshmen we were nol only lradilionally green. bu+ broughl wifh us undying enlhusiasm. As Sophomores one of The oulsfanding achievemenls was The promolion of a school ac+ivi+y +icke+. As Juniors, despife opposilion. we gave fhe 'rradifional Junior-Senior Banquel and Promenade. Wifh a Spanish mission as a background and +he slrains of Memo- ries echoing in our ears. if was a nighl 'ro be remembered. As Seniors we again mainfained our position among 'rhe leaders. Despile over- whelming odds, we sponsored +he annual alumni dance which would have been aban- doned. For lhree conseculive years our presidenl has been Charles C. A. Monroe. To fhe classes +ha+ follow we leave +he fradilions of C. C. H. S. and hope +ha'r +he efforfs of 'rhe Class of '42 will be long remembered. Now as we reluc'ran'rly make our final bow we hope fha? +he merry laughler, The bang of our locker doors. and The Tread of our foofsfeps will forever echo in The halls of fhis. our Alma Maier! Charles Monroe. , . Earl Gray ..... Jeanne Coffman Roy Ragsdale. . Miss Wilhelm. . . Mr. Gross .... Page Nineteen CLASS OFFICERS . . . .Presiden+ Vice-presidenf . . . .Secrelary . . . .Treasurer .. . . .Sponsor . . . . .Sponsor WILL OF Tl-lE CLASS OF '42 YYYY Ernesl Allen wills his good looks lo Donald Copeland. Roberf Biggs wills his muslache 'ro Clarence Hall. Bob Brewer leaves his dreams of Pa+ Ashley 'ro John Dale Ebbs. Lucille Brewer leaves her abiliry +o gel a diamond io Jane McNier. R. D. Brewer wills his drums To Jimmie Bolen. Bonnie Bush wills her brighl eyes +o Rulh Young. Mary Lou Bush wills her dislike for boys in high school 'ro Ruih McCormack. Norma Lou Brown wills her alhlefic abiliry io BeH'y Newberry. Norman Carr wills his liking for chemislry and physics 'ro Mildred Robinson. Hope Champion bequealhs her canary voice 'ro anyone who likes 'ro hum in lhe sfudy hall. Charles Chandler wills his acling abilily 'ro fulure Thespians. Bill Chrisman wills his way-with-The-girls fo Bob Burne'H'. Mariune CluH's leaves her place behind The candy sland lo Vaudra Rushing. Jeanne Coffman wills her femper io Melba Carr. Rena Covingfon leaves her arf-of-going-sieady lo Helen Maslers. Roy Crain leaves his green shirl 'ro Jimmy Rust Louise Crawshaw wills her quiel way lo her sisler. Befly. Rufh Day bequeaihs her neaf appearance lo Ann Harding. Dorofhy Deason wills her giggle io Mary Bahr. Leonard DeWiH' wills his wif 'ro Gene Temple. George Denisfon wills his skill wi+h a curling iron fo Bill Johnson. Lufher Denision wills his posilion as slagehand lo any olher hard worker. Elsie Diefz wills her sunny disposiiion +o Anne Warren. Louise Draper wills her lady-like ways fo Helmi Krappe. Bill Dyer leaves his abilily 'ro converse 'lo Jimmy Fisher. Ru+h Ellis wills her primping abilily lo Francine Ealon. Herman Enrsminger leaves his abilily as a grocery clerk 'ro +he big business men of '43, James Farmer wills his money lo lhe Radio lnslilule. Joan Feahrs wills her ar+is+ic abiliry 'ro Emile Vancil. Nellena Fehrenbaker wills her many lravels lo Isabelle Heern. Fara Ford leaves her love for Herrin +o anybody who wanfs i'r. Georgia Fore wills her afiraclion for 'rhe lvlakanda boys lo Nadine Bush. George Fouard wills his quielness To Florine Schluefer. Bill Gasaway wills his slick hair 'ro Edwin Lunde. Lillian Gass wills her aversion 'ro Advanced 'Civics lo Carl Jones. Mary Louise Genl wills her love of srudy 'ro Carherine Gibbs. Lillian Alice Goddard leaves her leadership io-i+'s no use, no one can fill her shoes. Virginia Gordon wills her our-oi-lown boy-friend io Mary Hills. Belrly Graler leaves her glamour lo Viva Schneider. Earl Gray wills his while hair +o Charles Baldwin. Joe Greenbaum wills his ambilion 'ro Gene Deadman. Louise Harper wills her dependabilily 'ro Jackie Hindman. Faye Hawk wills her sense of humor lo Nellie Piper. Elsie Hawkins wills her allraciiveness 'ro Mary Adams. Ellen Heern wills her red hair lo Faye Diers. Sam Heern wills his church aliendance io Midge Milligan. l'n1 T1 H Page Twe Reba Hill wills her curly hair lo Francis Myers. Virginia Hill leaves her weakness for naval cadels io Priscilla Crabfree. BeHy Holliday wills her abilily +o play ihe saxophone lo Wilbur Brown. Charles Hopkins wills his love of school work 'ro Marian Phemisler. Virginia Hyde wills her bashfulness 'ro Pal' Whalen. Sherman Jarvis wills his love ol baseball lo Joe DiMaggio. Dorolhy Jones wills her love for week-end lrips 'ro Nedra Midiaas. Elizabelh Johnson wills her siraighi A's lo Nan McLaFFer'l'y. Jack Johnson wills his abilily lo gel in irouble lo Mary Evelyn Cerny. Bill Johnson wills his handsomeness 'ro Howard Shelby. Bennie Kelley wills his lrish blood +o Myron O'Hara. Carmen Kelly wills her smile +o Marie Rendleman. Eugene Kefring wills his posilion as ediior on lhe DIAL To lhe choice of lhe facully Bob Leonard wills his quiel ways io Coralie Lunde. Be'H'y Lipe wills her preH'y eyes lo Mary Dixon. Donald Lence wills his abiliry +o aiiracl girls from Pinckneyville io James Gass. Bob Lynn wills his blushing abilily lo Dorofhy Gilberl. Roberl' McCormack wills his dark brown eyes lo Rose Parker. Brel McGinnis wills his bravery To Donald Henry. Alice McGowan wills her boolh al En+sminger's +o Deanna Durbin. Marfha Mae Marberry wills her abilily +o play 'rhe piano io Virginia Miller. Willard Mileur wills his DeSo+o girls +o Roy Lingle. Donald Modglin wills his love lor ari +o David While. Charles Monroe wills his presidency ol 'rhe Senior Class 'ro Bill Monroe. Richard Moore wills his winning personaliry 'ro Charles Slearns. John Mull wills his farming abili'ry +o Bill Helfon. Charles Oliver wills his sinceriiy to Jimmie Hawkins. Maxine Parmly wills her abiliiy lo give monologues +o Alma Dean Smilh. Lloyd Palheal wills his ah's fo J. O. Weaver. wills her freckles 'ro June Boyle. wills his laziness +o Frank McNier. wills his coolness 'ro Aubrey Lackman. wills his fulure in lhe underlaking business io Richard Harris. wills her desire lo dief fo Norma Lou Henderson. leaves his curly hair 'ro ihe bro+her of Nan McLaFlier+y Lenora Phillips Don Ragsdale Roy Ragsdale Gene Ramsey Grace Rasche Ralph Robison Bill Rogers wills his longing lo be a radio experr io William Huffman. Clifford Rogers wills his unsurpassed alhleiic abiliiy io Paul Adams. Helen Rushing wills her laudable personalily lo Jane DeLap. Belly Scholl' wills her desire io be of service lo Barbara Schwarlz. Eileen Shadowens wills her bashiulness io Anna Mae Menfeer. Al Jene Shaffer leaves his abilify in ihe field of radio loroadcasling lo Laverne Shelby iusl leaves wi+h her man. Joann Smifh wills her sponlaneiiy +o Gwendolyn Davis. Edna Spindloe wills her zesf for happiness lo Aileen McGrail. BeH'y Slanley wills her place on +he honor roll lo her brolher, George. John Slollar wills his place in baskeiloall +o his would-be-broiher-in-law, Harry Grafer. Kay Kelley. Beffy Swales wills her shori hours io James Travels+ead. Dean Walker wills his bench in manual iraining 'ro Howard Sharp. Eugene Wallace wills his cooking aloiliiy +o Hallie Brewer. June Wal'l'ers wills her beauiy lo BeH'y Allen. Mary Whiflenberg wills her dancing abilily lo Sylvia McNeal. Kalhleen Williams wills her iovialiiy and punch +o Mary Renshaw. Roy Wrighl' leaves his heighl lo Roberl Rogers. Pal' Worlhen wills her friendliness 'ro Willowdean Ferrill. my-one l ASS OF'43 Sarah Ann Baker Charles Ross Baldwin Billy Joe Beasley Ruflwie F. Bierman Charlolle Blackman! ft , Eileen Bucky-' VJ.. L ' 9 ' .fr Ly, r l lf, 9'1 . . , . Ro ur'ffeH 1rLaurg!Be+l1 Chrisman Efhelene Covingfon James Covinglon Priscilla Crablree Be++y Jean Crawshaw Roberf Curfis Edmund F. Curlln Gwendolyn Davis Gene Deadman BeH'y Dean Leona Diefz 5 tl l'm1c' Turrul v 1 ill 5 1 f' I 0. Y. . 1, 1, 'Jlf.. -.I . n-ff' , . J' x f, A 10- . I J .'l Q u o -a f 'C L s, ., . - ' la ' 1 'n ,Wm I John Dippel William E. Ealon Jack Enfsminger Dorolhy Bobb Hall Jeanne l-laroldson Isabelle Heern Y 7 'X A , MX. lx-,JPM Jess Heern William l-lelfon Mary Hills 5,1 lg?-f lv QJVA 1 W, rj' M 151541, Zgujffi., Bill Huclgens , I4 Naomi W MEN? My fl if M J L - l , ,cf . l fl . JJAJ elyn QE LUX E Cha s Kenneby TM Marilyn J. Kennedy Mary Elizabelh Knauss Margaref Lewis Mary Alice Lewis mfr 7'u'cury-tllrcc ASS GF v l 1 ,fi l . M, AVLQ!,f-W? 'Gyn-Aid, ,X 4: 141,1, .1 ' . ,A ,.-,Q 'Why 'iw- f 7 A 2 iw fi F iii Ma ff 4- if aff4of,, f X U wwlf' K . in xi Q F A C foci A! 'fa 'f-514-. rl 'f i VQ L M fail o F 'tif A WM W l - ift'dl'f4f-4.- -4.,f- -7?-F ' K' fn ,, ,1 F . are - N 4-Qxiyvff , C 4 f ZF' . A., . -4 ,- Wifi f 'f ,.. I ,ei ' 51 L . 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Ilimlnmn, II. Ilumlwlson, KI. If4ImIIvm:m, II. XI:xNtn-rx. .X, SIIIIIII Il, 'I'nIL-n. I.. Illillipx. M. Ruhinsmm. G. Snillur. IIm'l'uu Row N. XIiIIj:1:u, If. Yxnmril, ll. Kruppc, M. l':n'r, I . Srlllllctvr, II. SCIIWIIFII. J. Nunm-r, l'. k'urtm . .. , . . , X. xIl'I,IlIII'I'Ij, Ix. Xlcknrmurk. Mus I'm1'. Iwi' Run 'I', 'IIImlnpNrn1. II. k'I1:n'IvN, II, Hcllillnii. C. SI1rxw1-IMI, XY. XYnIL':Il. If XYINWI-II, II. I,vm'I-. I Ilznml, I.. II1':n11Im1. Il. Ilrmvn. lf, XYiIwnn. C. Ililluw. Nlvnxrv Huw N, XX1II1:1mx. I'. ,lurI4I, AI. I'IIN'I', II. Row. -I. I-,II1-, N. I,mIIIlmwl. A. Ixlmmvl. AI, I..-xrl. Il NIMH-:1lI1. Imm- Run Il. Iizmm. R. Ih-HIIII-mrm. II. IIuI4Ivr, I. Iiicfur. XY. Ilcwcy. Il. L'opvI:nmI. Il. Szmnhxx. L Rn-NI-II, if Rohiuxnll. , . . . .. . . . U , .. Inrrcrrl Iww Il. Iwrh-y, II. lImIgI-, X. I',I4-rfulxl. hl. IAINIII-x', II. Norrxs, XX. IIJI5-. I-. Ilvwlll, I.. Ilsxttmm I'. Ifllis. Immun Iwxx Ig, irrxxw, I., Ixmp. I.. .IOIIIIHKJIL II. Illvir, Mr. II:1mcI, II. juI1nxm1. 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Huw. .X. I'I:n1'k, Ii. Vmig. I'. UI'x'vr. I. Nlillvr. 5. I'mIy. I'. II:IgII'x', XY. Ilulviu-uzl. Il. III'I1II II. I:u1:Il'1I. I . XIHII. If, IQIIIIIUV, II, NII'Il:u1ivsIa, II. Cnc, II. I,ucI:v1'Ivy. Yljurxll Run -I. IY:1IkI-I'. II. Ill':III-V, -I. IIuI1iusm1. II. IIfIrrIs, II. S:n1III-rx, II. I3rI-WI-1', II. III'x'x'1II'II. II, NI-In-1 If. IIALIIII-IN. I'. XYUHII, YI. II:1xx'kius, II, lYII1u':I. IIIIIIII Row II. SHIIII-r, IJ, 'I'wI-I-4Iy, I'. Stvurns, II. Iirnsswcll, I.. L':1mpI III, If. Ulu-:uII1:I11x. I. Iiutlcr, I, Nlnlum-y, ll. IIruwn. If. NIIIcI1cII, R. I'riInIvIm-. Al. Rust, C, II:III. I:UI'R'lII YIIIIII XI.. Iinruvtt. II. xx1IlIIIt'IIIilII'IL. XY. SI-Ilmcrt. II, III-:Im-, 'I'. IIIII-I'. II. XYIIIM, II. Sprmllillg. I XXIIIIJIIIIN, I'.. Ilznllvrmzm. II. Ilmlnmu, .I. I,1pc. I:II- III Row If. I.umIv. II. Sl:Ixx'I-xx, XY, IIruwn, G. Stxxnlcy, If. l,I-fm:.r4I. Mr. IIv:IlvI-. I. Ilulru. I. Ikniwuxx I II. Slmxp, Il. Liuppf. k', Ihillipy, il. 'IR-Inplu. 314' Tirvlllhy-riylxt nv !' s . A1 'W' ,1'f'. ' - fi . 4 4' 'ff Z . ff.,' I 7 Y 1 X 1 4 Wa, Jfif-fu - . . 4 ,, n..',-,. '1 ,. D - 1-.14 ,f Wu. ,... A1 M , 44, s To You The Artist -fP'.' .dl V .rf ' x - -L ... . U , , . -. 1 Y K I . - ll , X i ' . I ,. . ' 'YV J b ' , A-- tu . . V . , Wy 'JN P w. L . I: , '3 - . . ' ' Y. ell. i 11 lill -l :P 3? . 'ol - ' X 'O yi 'X - ' .fP 'PQw' 3 P 4 Q Lv xy .f P 'pf H R-P fl, yy yy fp S 8 A Q K va' Jw .Y , H-0' ff' 'Q J' J ,nj Sy .+5:' av ' .J .ya Y I,xlf'l' Tir NIMVI' lin-in-l'. l m'v, Hass, Xlq-Xin-r. filily. Ne'L'k4'l's, XT. Smith. Lilizm-llvr, I'l'i-shy, llrilllilziy, FLAT Iriril, lull:-y, lizirlln-r, Nidimxzlli, Sr-llrl-, l,:irLn1:in, l'f.is1in, lflilis, XX:xlI:l.'r, Iii-li-z'. Rzili-urn. 5li.iI.i-1 lliiplxllls. -I. Slmllr. Xllllvr l'lllls11liiuw1'. H:ix:1w.ly. XY:uli-li. Nlriirnil, llnll, 'fouia LITTLE Sl-TCW Somelhing new and diflerenl in The way of a musical enlerlainmenl was pre- senled in an original review in which lhe members of The chorus loolc parl. There were six scenes, lhe mosl oulslanding ol: which were The sludenl siucly hall, lhe board ol conlrol, and The jelly ioinf. The speaking parls were wrillen by Alegra Wesl of Anna. Among The mosl popular songs composed and conducfed by our music clireclor, Gerald Daniel, were l'Drug Slore Cowboysf' 'Sex Appeal in Foolballf' You're Where My l-learf Belongs, and The finale, 'Twas Our Lillle Showf' J. C. I'.i ii- 'l'l i fuyilsf .l Qu. 6 1 l lRsT Row, luft tu riylztf-lloylc, ll. K'rzux'sli:nv, Kelly, llruwvr, G:is:iw:iy. Mcllrziil, Hass. Sl-jn'm1Nu Row j. Smith, llol 'ml:uy, Gray, Il. Rogers, CllHIltllt'l', XYl1itIvl1lu-UL, M, Smith. 'l'lLUln Ruwb- Nr-ckvrs, Milli' lrlupkins, Sllaiftcr, llycr, Rcuil, XY:irn-11. E 'RTM ROXYfxl!ll'lK' ry ' ms, XYall:ucu, XYl1itc, l':xtv, Sflixwiilcr. lFTll Row- L-.W ' uril, Ilolmson, Monroe, C. Rogers, Fcnhrs, Tll!'0RII10l'I0!l. ,B x' Il Row' r.p1v , isvly, lilvlms, ll. Rogers. l,!lClill1!lll, l,. L'r:iwsl1:uv, llil-tx. T ' , ii xv- 'xi oc, Fore, Lips, Gram-r, Rusclnc, Mckbrinack, Lcviis. lf, .lI'I'l mx- super, Rushing, Ccrny, Toullizicliur, liaison. Schott, SL-ll:-rs, 1 st C' l ' - 1 W Bl JJJU My T f 1 if My lf VA! fm wh ff, TWT, 410. 'iw Vt 31 ,wb CI-IGRAI. CLUB ln The pasT years The chorus has been only a small organi7aTion buT This year iT boosTed iTs aTTendance To well over TiTTy members and provided Tine enTerTainmenT Tor The sTudenTs and The TaculTy. A number oT The members parTicipaTed in The vocal solos and ensembles in The conTesT held on February 28 aT our school. Much oT The success of The chorus was due To The perseverance and abiliTy of our direcTor, Mr. Gerald Daniel. The group also Took parT in The Vocal Clinic aT SouThern Illinois Normal Uni- versiTy on February 7, I942, and in The DisTricT ConTesT FesTival in Carbondale on March I4. The hard work and sTrenuous eTTorT oT The Choral Club was rewarded by place- menT in The TirsT division oT The conTesT held on March I4. This enTiTled Them To par- Tic:ipaTe in The secTional conTesT To be held on May 2 aT GraniTe CiTy. J. C. I'ayr' Tlrirtv mic FIRST Row, lvfl in riylzf-Schwartz, Curiin, Kelley, Hmlgsns, Schlueter, Miller, Gent, L. Chrisman, Temple- ton. Miiljaas. Si-Scum: Row--Stowe-rs. Fzirmi-r, llakcr. llay. ll. Chrisnmn. Chcxitnm, lfntsrninger, Ulrey, Smith, Jolinson M. Carr, Felirv.-nliakcr, llrown, M. Smith. THIRD Row--l':itlienl, llietz, ll. XVl1ite. johnson, Mailclcx, Sliemizirrl, Cartner, Cass, N. Carr, Tlialinrin, ll. Ilruwer, Clirisman. Gzisaway, li. XYliite, Farmer, Kelley, Sliafter, Holliday, XYallnre, ll. Rogers li. johnson, A. Smith. Furnrii Row--Gln-r, R. ll. lin-wer, llolen, 'l'r:iu-lstcad, Givens, llnrlge. Martin, Stafford, Mr. Daniel. BAND Eugene KeTring was The acTive drum maior of The band again This year and was followed in marching order by five aTTracTive maforeTTes, Aileen MCG-rail, Marie Rendleman, Mary Rendleman, Anamerle BaTson, and Fern LeaThers. We were indeed proud ol our musical deparTmenT. NOT only did our band make marked advancemenTs in The Tield of inTerpreTaTive music, buT They also delighTed The sTudenTs wiTh Their arrangemenTs OT some of The currenT song hils. AT The beginning of The new semesTer several new musicians ioined The band, bringing The ToTal membership To abouT Torly-Tive members. OT course. we are indeed graTeTul Tor The acTive parT lvlr. Daniel has Taken in our school acTiviTies and we Teel ThaT Anna was cerTainly The loser when he decided To Talce The posiTion of direcTing our musical deparTmenT. Band members were Thrilled To learn on March I4 ThaT The Carbondale Commu- niTy High School Band placed TirsT in Class B bands in The DisTricT ConTesT. IT gave Them The needed encouragemenT To go To 6raniTe CiTy and La Salle. J. C. l'1mr' Ihlll no 1 Q . r. W, M- , -we LA Q.. C Tllirtj'-flzmw' . +5 l Vs .5 Q '27 . wi- .yds J L .-af xg, .1 J fn 91113: Q L 'Is Few a JUNIOR PLAY 'i s. 'iscl , in u-ns, Curtis, lhirnett, Iiaroldson, NVQ-aver, Uezulm i I' it m 1 Lui lu Rii.uT llll KX y Ii li, L il lilly w T 1' Il T ,'d L 1 'Trl AJ lA.X' if ll X. 4 'nrtm-r, zu 4 4 '. HThe Ghost Trainll The dramaTic deparTmenT under The direcTion oT Miss Marjorie Brown sTarTed anoTher successTul season wiTh The presenTaTion oT The annual Junior Play. The play, The C5hosT Train, was builT around an old legend oT a deserTed depoT. Heading The casT in The roles oT comedians were Gene Deadrnan and Barbara Lilly. ExcellenTly casT in The supporTing roles were Bob CurTis, Marjorie Dale Wisely, Terry CarTner, Bill l-ludgens, Mary Hills. Jeanne Haroldson, Bob BurneTT, J. O. Weaver, and Jack EnTs- minqer. A One oT The conTribuTing TacTors To The appeal of The play was The unusual and well-execulred sound eTTecTs by The members of The sTage crew. J. C. Y Hr 'I'lH ENTSITD.-LHB! HI Flmmi J To You The Socialite HITRICZLUB I I' Ibm I Numan-x', Il. XIvL'm'n1:u'k. Klum Nlurpzln. WI. Vox, Il. IIJIVIN. II. hllmw. il. ILINIIII-. XI. 5uv.tI1 X NInI,:II'I':'1Iy. XX. I'Avl'llII. I,. KIVKI-:u1. XI. Rxuylmuml, .X. Smith, I.. RUIII-rIxu11. Mums- Nun I'. I'1.xI:Il'nv. Xl. I!vnI'l'n. Il. GIIIIMI. I'. XYIHIII-ll, Il. I':IrI.vl'. I'. .X-Illcy. VI. III-IRIVIII. NI, IIIIIX I. I':4lIwl'. -I. II:I1uI4INon, II. R:IIvu1'n. II. IM-:lN1m, X. III-IIIII:-ml, Y. R11-Ilinu. -I. I2xx:IIIm'5. I xxlzw Run XIIN IlluI+:nIv-1. I. Ifxwml. NI. N-Iirxx. X. ICI-ul, .N Yx':Il':nn, AI. Yfrk:-IN, VI. IIvIIu'. I . Ifnlma Ix XXIIIHIIIIN. I, k4nII1n.m, I'. Vulxin. II. NIA-In-rf. II. II:I1'nIII-un, NI. I':lI1II4'lII-HI. IIIIIIII Ibm Xlu- Npl'll1uvl', XI. IivllxIrrIy, NI. LX-VII5. -I. IM-I,:Ip. .I. IIll1IIm:u1. II. Rlwmlw, NI. XYINI-I5, If III-IN, II. K'l':lwNI1:Ixx. I.. II:n'1w1'. I,. K'l':mNI1:xw, 5. XII-NI-ul, YI. II:Ir11I--. I lun: Ilmxx NIM- Ifnlv, Y. XI14Ij:n:Ix, II. IIIIIIIIIJI5, XI. NI:nl'Iu-rl'y. II, SIIIIIII, .X. NIrIImx.u1. I.. IlmI:I.Ix-I N. ILIIKI-ly -I. NIINWV. II. SVIIWJI If, II. Iilqlplu-, If. Iirlrillu. II. .XII!'ll. MIIQIII-II MIIIIIIQIU .. . . , Pv95'df'-'I SIIIIIII BAM , . Svarmavy Ifmf- I-.4 INIIf-I , , .,,.... .,... I ICGSUHQV HIV CLUB I' IWW XIV- IIIHH. ,I- IIINIIVI. If. IM-ll. XY- IIIIX. ,I. IIUII-ll, -I. IIUNI. II. Illoxxn. ll. IQIIIIN. II, l'IxllxlIz.u: I.. I'.IlIIv.II. HUM' ICHH If. NIVXI-'ll ,I. IIIIIIN. G. IM-:nIm:m. ,I. Ilflat-xlmimgn-1', VI. IIip1wI, R. Curtis. XY. IIIIIUII, kf Iv: n.IIy, -I. IYJIIIJIU-, -I. Fm-:I-I-II. Inmmv Rum R. Rquzvlxllv, II, I':lIINlIlIlIlk'I', XY. Roux-lx, Il. Rnhixnll. If. Iirtring, N. NIIIUN-, II. Il5I'I'. Il Il Ilww--x'. R. Vrsun. IIWITI MONO ., ,, ,.... .PreSIdenI Roy RaqsdaIo . .,.SQc'QIn V rrrmn ErIIsmIrwqf-r . ...Vice-presidcnf Lloyd Pa+I1eaI . .Treasurer l'.rfI 1II I II I-IGIVIE ECCDNCIVIICS CLUB Im' Rum' Xlufs XIIII, II, Ilwmm. .I. Gwnllvm-y. XI. StznII'm'mI, L'. IM-11NI1:nw, Il. II:nir1I, .X. XII-Im-I-1. XI. fm S1 - lnulun, X. III-n1Irl'smI, -I. iam, I.. IIIQII, X'. IIy1Is'. ,I. NIM-lx. , . . . . . irnxn. Iwxx X. klutu, If., Im-17, .X. XX 1lIIm'I's, K. XXIIIIIIIIIINI I'. k'1'mm-cm--, I,. Ilznrpl-r, ll, k'I-gm-xllgm-, II ' XI Ihulxux II IHIKII I I'IuII1xs I Ixralppv. . . - 3 1 '. . 'I - , ,. ' '1., I. II:LIv, II. IXIINIIIIIII. x I N I lx I kllllmul I XXIII IN I' XII ' ' I-u'1 1'ux1 Rm I, .1-xx'vcr ,'. ,. ' AR 4 . V. 'z I- , -. .- I-11, AI. I-4I5Iv, Ix. Iflli-, If. khxixmimn, Ii, fm lnglmm. XX'. IH-r1':II, lf. Xlyvrf, I. IM-X':nIl, I,. SIN-Ilxy. Eisio Diefz , ., ., , . . .,.. Pvosid:-nf I7cv'oIIwy Dawson. , Vifo-pmsidofzf Rvma Covim1Iof1 Srvwfary AGRICULTURAL CLUB lol' Run N. I'r1IvI1Ir.k R. IInIrIv1', -I. XIIIII-r. Il. XX':lIIwr, If, XX'ifwrII. I.. IM-XX'1II. ll. Iiulullxnm. IQ. Kms. Ix. lfllllry. II. 5:lxuIvlw, Nl-uwx I'm ' ' ' - . I v x lu WI. I'1pcr, I.. I-rzlmlml, X. I'.Iwr50I, IC. III-luIIvl11:zl1, xl. II:m'IIi11N. II. Iimluv, 'I, XIIIII, R, XI.-IQ.-I L' Ru MII .-'. Iur'1'nx1 Run XII. III-:mln-, ,l. khrillgtml, .X. Rulvinmum, If. Ilivlf. II, IIIINII, S. .Iurxi-, R. I,imIx1-y, R. XX'x'iIghl John MLIII ,..,.. , . ...,... . ..,.,. Prcsidenf Ifuqrwv DIQIZ.. . View-p'csidomI Roy Wriqhf .. . .. Repovfer llmv ThlIl'fvI'-fllrfll' I, u X, ,L 1. . 1 ,A ,D tl -:L',w ' '-- L, -- X 'Q ' ' ' 'I ly. '- '1 I '5V- .. u A . ' SPEECH-ARTS CLUB 1.1 1.11 1 N--11. 1.. 15.11, 11, 1:f.b.1..1.-, A. 11. slmfz.-f. ' 11 x Iv xx 1 Il1.11l111.111, NI. I-.1h1', Nl. XX1wl5, .X, S11111l1, X. P1-l11'1'11l1:1lw1, NI. Xl:11l111x. XI. 5-111-1- I 1 11 11111 XLL. I-1111111. .X, NI1'll11w:111, Nl, Nl:11I11-1'1'y, -I, S11111l1, Ii, ll11lI11l:15, Ii. S-'l111.111f, I'. A4111-5, I I 11ll111I. l-1.11- 57111311161 ,.,. P1'QS1:f1-nf f 1' fxww . .. . -. V1U7-pfvsfdr,-1 A! lww- Q111f11f1-1 - '- -301'1'1?fa'y-T113n51,1'A1' LAW CLUB 11 lun XI1M lS111l..1I11-11, li. lI111'11l1lN1111, NI. l31l1Ilv1111111, R, I1111'111-It, -I. U111111-l, ll. XI.1N111-. I, 111111111-1 41113:1I1. -. f. -N, . . 'J 7. . 1l111-t1'1'. -I. IM-l.:11-. Ii. S1'l11x:11At1, I', V1111111. N. KI1' l1111 X1 lun II, lx1.111p1 I 13111 Xl R111 I Nl 1 1 1' ll I 7,2 4: A. , rv PPQJECTQR QPEPATQPS 1 ly , 1 'lln' Row NY. Day, ll, llrxntrr, I., In-uixtml. XY, Ilrmvn, X. Curr. V Q , fig 'V I-In ll. IM-xulmqm. j. l':lHNlIlllly1L'l'. J, llippvl, R, Xlm-4h-v. R. llurm-il. VI, 'l'r:uu-lx!-nn-1.1, - V L' Rnbw? Bumnfi ....,.. . ..... .. , Chief Ono-refer K .Vmww Tmvvlsfoad Assfsfanf Chief Opomfov' ' I I X I- ' a . 1 .1 v ,J 4 4 I X, ,, .f LIBRARY STAFF Tm' Run Nliw Hlnir, IL llllmln--, C. Ilnlulwill. li. Srlmll. F. IM-lx lh:'l l'uM Run X, Nlrllou:n1, Il, llunxmx. 5. link--V. Euuzvnv W.aNIL1LLw . Pvesidcni Snmh Bqkffr . ,,,Secvefav'y Umis Rhodes ,. ,. .Treasurer 1 1'3'- R I G J J N X. I 3, 1 -I ff Tx 7.1 QI -J 4 J .dx 1 2 W 'Ss x 5 T 'I Y S II QUXQ 2 o .4 J xl I Y 5, I I S , '12 ig' HQ S3 Q Y' '11 if 'Q J L X. I' X sf I I Q 5 S S5 CNS. Q S ry: .xx MONITOR STAFF ELIZABETH JOHNSON Edifor R UTH DAY News Edifor LILLIAN GODDARD Adverfising EdI+or VAUDRA RUSHING Exchange Edi+or BOB CURTIS Sporfs Edifor MARJ U NE CLUTTS Typisf RICHARD MOORE Circulafion Edifor MARY LOUISE GENT News Edifor FARA FORD Feafure Edifor JANE DeLAP Life-rary Edifor M ELBA CARR C Columnisf -6532 ' X K, .gi 193,-3 J,I A. kb ix U, C'i b JOHN DIPPEEI- 1 'QA . Sporfs Edifor QS 3, .-F ' . A, -lo Qs, var V NORMA LOU BROWN Typisf N. W. DRAPER Adviser Page Forty-two My Iytlgll' l urt,x'-llrrcv 4 J - ir. X , .al 1 ,....,', 1. A queen was crowned al ll1e,.Fall Fun Feslival sponsored by lhe DIAL Slall aller a hilarious evening ol gapwes and joy making. The queen was Mildred Milligan, who was led lo lhe lhrone by Earl Gray. Mildred was allended by Mary Adams wilh Lulher Denislon, Belly Graler wilh Donald Lence, and Sarah Balcer wilh Bill l-ludgens. The crown bearer was .Jimmie Bolen who in a realislic ceremony gave lhe crown ol shining silver lo Roberl McCor- ' XX. maclc who in lurn crowned Mildred Milli- J 1 gan as E94-I Fun Feslival Queen. A pho- R lograph was made and an exil procession A ' lollowed. Mildred was dressed in a while r formal and wore a Corsage of while g flowers. A year previously Mildreds sis- ler was crowned Foolball Queen. 'W , R. M. , --ffl ' J!! 1' M , . -5 , J i S- ' , mfg -- ff ff! rf' ' 1 1 qyjgubo, I J .MMV . jj' Rgyw, -fj!f- -,qijfjjf J',?f.F6CffEAI.L f-fy' fouEEN Following lhe complelion ol lhe loolball schedule lhe annual loolball banquel was held. Al lhis annual banquel, served by lhe molhers, lhe Foolball Queen ol l94l was crowned. Marlha Mae Marberry was crowned Queen by Roy Ragsdale who was loolball caplain. The olher candidales lor queen, Joann Snnilh, Coralie Lunde, and Belly Graler, also were presenl. Virgil' Ififlly-fnlcf QMAQWVQ -iv Q W,,,,,.xf zpmwwgwp any W' . e, 9- ff - , V - , HVML-! QU, !-l79'4 3-'And L0-J, U 5 LW' M,V'yfJw 'pV 9 f'4'J4'!!q,jLVa47zfLLmzA,1,' Od V ,-J f 'f9'A4 L'-4119-1ArfxJ vs!-'Q.4,2r '4,qff'Z.f an-eg, ' , ' , '-fur f ',, PA! ellggpvfcf, VVVVLAV -F fygpfuf' M1 pq, LAW XL vs? , 'fZ4AfLf o tafggf ',fb1Af5J'KVL,.fp'o-fna-f?, J , A l , J Jc 51 To You The Athlete 'X X l x , 25 X K Nlfy' N il our COAQPZVESYJJ fb FRIXNK BRIDGES lx Y i Ks W N X V, Unde he able coao ' and dxr- ship o Mr. Frank- Bri es, leric se o proved ver succes9QJll Mr. Brid -s showed' his coaching abilify in basljerrball byfleadix fhe riers fhrough one of xfhe besf seasons 'r e 'have ever brad. ' Hixalso had char of 'rhe boys' physica educafion an sponsored fhe boy? fhe C ciilb. gra+ula'rions +o a good coach and H fal man. R. R. 5 X x, XNF x X i Xb- f lx I X Mr. Bowen coached lhe Freshmen and ,i Sophomores and had lhe difliculr laslc of 'rx , X X +raining Them for +heir fufure parficipa- 5-Jlion in alhlelics al C. C. l-l. S. The boys N X JN were so well lrained +ha+ by lhe end of Q Q rhe season some of Them were playing on X X fhe 'rirsl leams. Bowerfs Pups showed X ' X' very good prospecls for honors in fhe x XA - -X l X: years 'ro come. Y X To a solondid fellow and a friend of all, KX we qivi our lhanlcs for his excellenr coach- -X, . ' . Xi V s PX inq- ii R. R. . S Q y XL i xx o. K, Bowan 3 N 7. Q I I t FOOTBALL SQUAD 'Fm' Row, lcft lu riyllt -Gilihs, Rose, XYIIIIICIIIICTII, Judd, Spnnlling, XYiIIi:nnw, flwiig, King, N1-In-r, Rust, I'rcsIm-y, Ulivur, Robinson, Glwr, XYIIIKC, Luckerhy, Cnmplyell. Crow. Cininninyls, Iillis, Ilcn y, Sharp, Mull, 'l'cmpIn. SICCUNU Rowe Ilriilgcs, Ilvwitt, lilshs, Illullre. llnrlgcxis, Urziin, jzirvis, Iluffnmn, Moore, Mrllinnis. Mr- Ncal, Covington, Hopkins, Brewer, XYcuvv.-r, Fisher, Presley, Km-nncily, Ilowcn. 'IIIIIRIP Ifowfffilrtis, II. Iizigsnlalo. R. Ragsilzilu, Rcnrllemzin. Mcntccr, Lynn, XI. 0'II:i::i, Iizn-ni, II. McGin- IIIS. Uflly. Stotlnr. Ulivcf. Norris, 'I'r:ivn-Istczul, G. U'II:ir:u, Sfimli-rs. IIn'r'run Iirm'--Maiiaigrrs Neal, LI-ncc, Mcfornmck. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sepl. I9 Carbondale .,... .,...... 6 Cenlralia . , . I3 Sepr. 26 Carbondale .. .. . I3 Ellcville , Ocl. Carbondale . .. I I8 Anna . Od. IO Carbondale. . . . . , O Cape Girardeau Od. I7 Carbondale .. . . , I3 Clnesler ,... .. CCI. 24 Carbondale. .. ., .27 Pinckneyville Ocl. 3I Carbondale. .. ...2I Marion ... Nov. I I Carbondale ., .. 6 DuQuoin ,... Nov. 20 Carbondale . .,.. O Murplwysboro . TOTAL Carbondale . , . , . IO4 Opponenls yi' I m'I,i'-.n'1'u1i CONFERENCE STANDING Vlfon Los? DuQuoin . . I , . 5 I Murphysboro . . , 5 I Carbondale . . 4 2 Pinckneyville . . 2 i Anna . .... . 2 4 Cnesler . . C 6 I FOCDTBALL YYY? TERRIERS FELL BEFORE TROUTMEN I3-6 Eddleman and company invaded Carbondale Sepfember 29 and wenf home vicforious over fhe fighfing Terriers. Eddleman paced fhe Cenfralia affaclc and fhey were good for fhirfeen poinfs fhe firsf half. The Terriers came back wifh renewed spirif fhe second half buf were unable fo cross fhe goal buf once. TERRIERS' BARK DEFEATED ELKVILLE I3-6 Affer an unsuccessful firsf quarfer fhe Terriers sfarfed a powerful drive fhaf didn'f sfop unfil seven poinfs were puf on fhe C. C. H. S. score. The Terriers sfarfed anofher drive in fhe fhird quarfer and added six poinfs for a fofal of fhirfeen poinfs. Elkville score came wifh fhirfy-fwo seconds of fhe game remaining. TERRIERS OUTPLAYED A WEAKER ANNA-JONESBORO ELEVEN I8-0 The C. C. H. S. Terriers wifh Roy Ragsdale pacing fhe affack complefely ouf- played fhe Anna-Jonesboro Wildcafs fo win fheir firsf conference game. Ragsdale carried fhe ball for all fhree fouchdowns, fwo of fhem being on pass infercepfions. One of fhe passes was infercepfed on Carbondale's own 'ren-yard line. CARBONDALE DEADLOCKED WITH CAPE 0-0 The Terriers proved very powerful on defense buf were unable fo penefrafe fhe Cape line enough fo 'rally fhroughouf fhe enfire game. Cape was successful on some runs buf a sfrong defense held fhern ouf of pay ferrifory if fhere was a fhreaf. CARBONDALE OVERCAME CHESTER I3-0 Sloshing up and down a mud-covered field fhe Terriers foughf fheir way fo a I3-O vicfory over fhe Chesfer Yellow Jaclcefs. Rendleman was fhe 'Touchdown maker of fhe affernoon. as he ran bofh of fhe fouchdowns behind excellenf infer- ference. Going over once in fhe fhird and again in fhe fourfh quarfer, he obfained fwelve of 'ihe 'ihirfecn poinfs. The ofher poinf came wifh a lciclc by Eafon affer a Touchdown. R. R. Page if-limi.. ' Forty-eight -an FOOTBALL YYY? TERRIERS TROUNCED PINCKNEYVILLE 27-0 The Carbondale Terriers easily deTeaTed The Pinckneyville PanThers on a slighTly muddy Tield. ATTer a slow sTarT in The TirsT quarTer, The scoring began in The second quarTer as The Terriers showed Their superior abiliTy by puTTing over Two Touchdowns in The second quarTer. and 'Following up wiTh Two more in The Third. EaTon place- kicked successfully on Three ouT oT The Tour Tries. TERRIERS OUSTED MARION 2I-6 Terriers were very disappoinTed when Marion moved ahead in The TirsT quarTer, 6-O. Marion's glee was shorT-lived, however, as The Terriers were good Tor TourTeen poinTs in The second quarTer while The opponenTs were held To noThing. The Tinal Touchdown came when Ray Dickey Brewer blocked a Marion kick and Don Ragsdale picked up The ball and crossed The goal. DUOUOIN INDIANS SCALPED TERRIERS I9-6 ATTer baTTling To no score in The TirsT quarTer. The Terriers were Trampled be- neaTh The TurT as The Indians crossed The goal once in The second quarTer and Twice in The Third. The Terriers Took possession and were compleTely in conTrol of The ball unTiI They Tinally crossed Tor six poinTs wiTh Three minuTes of play remaining. TERRIERS LOST CONFERENCE HOPES TO MURPHYSBORO 7-0 The Terriers losT Tor The TourTh consecuTive year To Their rivals from Murphys- boro. The game was nip and Tuck all during The enTire TirsT half buT as The Third quarTer advanced The Red Devils began To conTrol The ball and Time aTTer Time They ThreaTened The Terriers. buT The Terriers always came back wiTh a mighTy defense. The Terriers were caughT asleep on a good pass by The Devils. however. and dropped as The Devils Took The lead, 7-O, when The exTra poinT was made. The Terriers Then began To bark buT never scored as The game ended. 7-0. Page Fifty '- Qldfigf If-f'5 'F .flj L,,r'CLiIfg'I:2J BASKETBALL SQUADY: jg 5 X 'l'ol' Rmryllrfr to right-'l'ImIman, Twcwly, Ncbcr, Rust, IIIIHITIIIII, Kilmcr, Brown, Ifllix, Ilaltv.-:n1z4n, Nurris, S SIQCUNIIXIIZIIISIIIICZELI1 llriflgcs. Mv:Nicr, Tudml, Gent, Fisher Curtis, Hurlgcns, H. Rm, s, Linglc, lla-wilt, Adams, IN nllacc, Coach Ilowgn IIoT'r0M Row-Rcmllcnman, Foley, Moore, U'Hzxru, Stutlar, C. Rogrrs, Il. Rngsdxllu, R. Rugmlzalv, Gray, ISIANAuI?l?!EIIII McGinnis, XV. lfzxton. Dale BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 5 Carbondale 24 Marlon . .. . . . .28 Dec. I2 Carbondale Elkville ..., .... I 6 Dec. I3 Carbondale Zelgler . .. . . . . I2 Dec. 22 Carbondale Ivlurphysboro . . . .28 Dec. 27 Carbondale Clwesler .. ., .27 Dec. 29 Carbondale, .. .... Cenlralia ..,4 . . .27 Dec. 3I Carbondale Champaign . .. .. . .26 Jan. 6 Carbondale Benlon ,..., .... 2 7 Jan. 9 Carbondale DuQuoln .. . . . . I4 Jan. I3 Carbondale Marion . .... I7 Jan. I6 Carbondale Anna .,... .... 2 3 Jan. I7 Carbondale Cenlralia , .. . . . .33 Jan. 20 Carbondale I-lerrln .... ,.,. I 4 Jan. 2I Carbondale Brooleporl . .. , . . . I8 Jan. 23 Carbondale Plnckneyville .... 25 Jan. 30 Carbondale Murphysboro .... ..., I 6 Jan. 3I Carbondale Taylorvllle ,... .... 3 I Feb. 6 Carbondale Chesler ...... .... 2 I Feb. 7 Carbondale Me+ropolIs ....... .... 2 4 Feb. IO Carbondale Unlversily I-llqlw. . . . . . .24 Feb. I3 Carbondale DuQuoln ....... . .. 2I Feb. 20 Carbondale Anna ........ .... 3 5 Feb. 2I Carbondale I-Ierrln ,,....... .... 2 I Feb. 27 Carbondale Plnclcneyvllle 5 . . . , . I7 TOTAL Carbondale Opponenls . , . . , . . .545 CONFERENCE STANDING Won Losl- Won Losl' Carbondale . . . .. 7 3 lvlurohysboro . . .. 6 4 DuQuoln . . . .. 7 3 Plnclcneyvllle . . , .. 5 5 Anna 6 4 Chesler .... . O IO 4' Fifty-one BASKETBALL ww MARION EKED VICTORY FROM TERRIERS 28-24 ln The opening game of The season The Carbondale Terriers showed a greaT need for pracTice and experience. The Terriers were a full Twelve poinTs behind Their opponenTs aT The end of The Third quarTer buT a good fourTh quarTer whiTTIed The lead To four poinfs and The game ended 28-24. TERRIERS EASILY DEFEATED ELKVILLE 37-I6 The C. C. I-I. S. Terriers easily defeafed The scrappy Elkville five wiTh a score of 37-I6. The Carbondale five showed an airTighT defense Throughouf The enTire game. allowing Their opponenTs only Three poinfs in The firsT half. Their offense was noThing To laugh abouT for They Tallied Time afTer Time To chalk up ThirTy-seven poinTs. SToTlar led The offense wiTh eighT poinTs. CARBONDALE OUTPLAYED ZEIGLER I9-I2 The Terriers ouTscored The Zeigler quinTeT. I9-I2. in a defensive baTTle. Car- bondale Took a lead of a small margin in The TirsT quarTer and held iT ThroughouT The game. Rogers and O'I'Iara led The scoring for Carbondale wiTh six poinfs each. TERRIERS NOSED OUT BY MURPHYSBORO 28-25 Affer Thirfeen sTraighT vicTories over The lvlurphysboro Red Devils, The inevifable finally happened when The Red Devils whizzed To a 28-25 vicTory in The final minuTes of a hard foughT game. The Terriers afTer Taking The lead during The firsT quarTer held iT unTiI The final Two minuTes of The game when The rushing Red Devils rallied To vicfory. TERRIERS OVERWHELMED CHESTER 42-27 The Carbondale Terriers came back affer a defeaT by Ivlurphysboro To conquer The Chesfer Yellow JackeTs To The Tune of 42-27. IT was Carbondale's game from The sTarT wiTh lanky 'Cliff Rogers leading The offensive wiTh TwenTy-one poinTs. The vicTory puT The Terriers inTo a second-place Tie in The Soufhwesfern EgypTian Con- ference. CARBONDALE OVERCAME CENTRALIA 33-27 The CenTralia Red Birds headed by The famous DwighT Eddleman Took a firsf half lead of 20-I3 over The Carbondale Terriers, buT Their ioy was shorT-lived for as The Third quarTer advanced The Terriers rallied To a 24-2l lead. The Terriers hiT Their sfride in The fourTh quarTer To go on To a 33-27 win. CHAMPAIGN BEAT TERRIERS 24-26 The Champaign quinTeT buzzed pasT The Terriers in The final seconds of a hard- foughf game. They Took The lead early in The game and held a slighT advanTage over Their opponenTs Through a greaTer parT of The play. The Terriers were on The long end of a 24-2l score wiTh nineTy seconds To go buT The TighTers from Cham- paign counfed for a free shoT and Two goals To Take home a vicTory. BENTON SLIPPED PAST TERRIERS 27-26 AfTer Taking a firsT quarTer advanTage of IO-6 over The Benfon Rangers. They were crowded To a half-Time score of I5-IS. The Rangers hiT The range in The Third quarTer and Took so large a lead in The Third quarTer ThaT The Terriers found Them- selves on The shorT end of a 27-26 score. R. R. Page .. f....,-,raw grwqf- BASKETBALL YHVYYF TERRIERS SCALPED DUOUOIN INDIANS The Carbondale Terriers complefely oufplayed fhe DuQuoin Indians 'ro fake a 29-24 vicfory for fheir second conference vicfory in fhree sfarfs. The vicfory moved fhe Terriers info a fhree-way fie for fhe conference lead. TERRIERS SWAMPED MARION 37-I7 The Carbondale boys were revengeful in complefely oufplaying a scrappy Marion feam who had been vicforious over fhe Terriers earlier in fhe season. The Terriers fook a commanding lead early in fhe game. and fheir lead was never fhreaf- ened fhroughouf fhe game. Rogers fook fhe scoring honors wifh fwelve poinfs. TERRIERS VICTORIOUS OVER ANNA-JONESBORO 24-23 Carbondale finally broke a iinx which Anna had over fhe Terriers for four years. Anna had won from Carbondale on fhe Anna floor for fhe pasf years, buf fhe fables were furned and Terriers scrambled fo vicfory wifh Cliff Rogers seffing fhe scoring pace wifh fen poinfs. CARBONDALE WON SECOND VICTORY OVER CENTRALIA 35-33 Carbondale Terriers became fhe firsf feam fo beaf fhe Cenfralia Red Birds fwice consecufively in some years when 'rhey won in an overfime period by a score of 35-33. The game was a close one fhroughouf and nof unfil fhree minufes of a second overfime had passed did Cliff Rogers fally fhe winning baskef. Rogers won scoring honors for fhe nighf wifh sevenfeen poinfs. TERRIERS DEFEATED HERRIN 45-I4 The Terriers were easy vicfors over fhe I-lerrin Tigers on January 20. The Car- bondale five fook fhe lead in fhe firsf quarfer and was never 'rhreafened fhroughouf fhe game. TERRIERS OUSTED PINCKNEYVILLE 32-25 A vicfory over fhe Pinckneyville Panfhers puf fhe Terriers in fhe lead of fhe race for fhe Soufhwesfern Egypfian Conference fifle. The score changed several fimes af fhe beginning of fhe game buf as fhe second quarfer advanced fhe Terriers moved info a lead which 'rhey kepf fhroughouf fhe game. MURPHYSBORO FELL BEFORE THE FIGHTING TERRIERS The Carbondale Terriers invaded Murphysboro on January 30 and came home wifh a 23-I6 vicfory. The Terriers sfarfed fhe game wifh a fighfing spirif and fook a firsf quarfer lead of 8-4. From fhis poinf fhe Carbondale boys were confenf fo merely profecf fheir lead. TERRIERS LOST HEART-BREAKER TO TAYLORVILLE 3I-30 The Terriers losf a hard-foughf game when fhey were nosed ouf by Taylorville 3I-30. Taylorville fook an early lead buf fhe Terriers came from behind fo make fhe lasf half more excifing. Affer missing chances fo win fhe game fhe Terriers losf fhe ball and were vicfims of some sfalling. R. R. P g Ffh'-three 1 J .. XA , ,ms XSFIQISX ,Q- TERRIERS CONQUERED CHESTER 47-2I The C. I . H. S. Terriers easily defeafed fhe Chesfer Yellow Jackefs for fhe secon fi n fhe season. The game seemed fo be a cerfain vicfory for fhe Ter- riers r fhe beginning. Wifh good offense and defense fhe Terriers made fhe score -2I. METROPOLIS DEFEATED BY TERRIERS 35-24 Ivlefropolis broughf fo Carbondale one of fhe besf feams in fhe soufhern parf of fhe Sfafe for a benefif game wifh fhe Terriers and were disappoinfed when fhey found fhe Terriers also could play roughly and skillfully fo defeaf fhem, 35-24. Rogers led fhe offensive wifh sixfeen poinfs. Don Ragsdale led fhe defensive opera- fions fhroughouf fhe game. TERRIERS OUTCLASSED UNIVERSITY HIGH 30-24 The Terriers found Universify High nof quife so vulnerable as usual buf defeafed fhem by a six-poinf margin, 30-24. Roy Ragsdale won fhe scoring honors for fhe nighf wifh fwelve poinfs. Bofh feams were under par. The Terriers awaifed a chance fo do beffer in fhe regional fournamenf againsf fheir local foe. DUQUOIN OVERPOWERED TERRIERS 2I-I9 The Terriers were unable fo penefrafe fhe Du uoin defense fo any greaf N I X . iii . Q . B 3 X E degree buf fool: a I4-I0 lead in fhe firsf half. The Indians gradually came closer fo 3 ,h .X . . . . A . D ., x Q NY P j 3 I v lynx x- ' E563 iw il .ls i l .,x I . Bly' x 'x,. V ii fhe Terriers score in fhe lasf half and passed fhem wifh minufes fo go ANNA-JONESBORO DEFEATED TERRIERS 35-28 The Terriers losf a 35-28 fo Anna on fheir own floor. This defeaf puf Carbon- dale in a fhree-way fie for fhe conference lead wifh Anna and DuQuoin. HERRIN FELL AGAIN TO A FIGHTING TERRIER QUINTET 32-2l Herrin. alfhough improved. couldn'f masfer fhe vaunfed Terrier five. The Ter- riers won affer meefing a defeaf fhe previous nighf. Herrin led af half fime by a one-poinf margin. The Terriers were paced by O'Hara and Roy Ragsdale. CARBONDALE OUTSCORED PINCKNEYVILLE 25-I7 If seemed fhe C. C. H. S. boys needed more pracfice in shoofing for fhe boys missed shof affer shof early in fhe game as Pinckneyville fook a half fime lead of I4-IO. The Terriers had a renewed spirif in fhe second half and fied 'rhe score af fhe end of fhe fhird quarfer I6-I6. The Terriers opened up fhe fourfh quarfer fo win 25-I7. R R s Yi XNA PaeFftf 0 I wlll' ,g5Af'V'iif75'f' lim il- !,.iAfsKETBAI?ACf-ZQ7: i?7Mff'yf,N!+ - W wr? ybx 4+ Dix i? , :. 5 Eivig 4 X Eg Q and W wa x X 80- Q J Q I f Q Q -wwf Q14 .W U as tx .W A fg xiwgy B J A lwgw, 2 A Xe 5 5 K. f .3 .. X Y QS Q 5 t wx Q U 38 - 4 D P F Q Q N 5 Q Q Q. , f 1, l'u1- Row lhmxxlrl llcnry, l n-rl Mull, XYilli:1m liulon, I, O. XXX-avcr, Al I+.-rn: Shnftvr, Frcrl Xlclltccr, juclv linliinsuu, Ralph Rolxison. lhi'r'r4m Rim' fS:m1 l.m1v.-L-, Conlon llilmlis, llzmicl Rcnrllcnmll, llowarml Sharp, C01ll'll hlzunus llilnlulxrzmrl. BCDXING AND WRESTLING SQUAD Boxing and wreslling were inlroduced This year lor rhe firsl +ime as a compeli- 'rive sporr in 'rhe Carbondale Communify High School. Mr. Hildebrand, who had previous Jrraining as a boxing inslruclor, 'roolc charge and developed some good wresrlers and boxers. A meef was scheduled wilh Marion ar Carbondale and ended in a +ie ar four marches apiece. Laler Carbondale wenr lo Marion for a march and losr. Marion won six marches, Two were draws, and Carbondale won one. Marion planned anolher march in Carbondale when Mr. Hildebrand was called back +o fhe Army. Mr. Gross and Mr. lvlalcomson were given 'rhe supervision. Boxers on lhe squad were Henry, Weaver, Robison, Robinson, Whirlenberg, Hammerrree, and Roberls. Wresllers were Mull, Ea+on, Shaffer, Menfeer, Rendle- man, G. Denislon, Miller, and Lynn. Lerrers were lo be awarded by rhe Afhleric Deparlmeni lo some of The mem- bers who meriled Them. The boxing and wreslling, if carried on nexl' year, should be much improved for only rwo members on lhe squad will be gradualed. R. R. Pngi 5. Toe Row-McGinnis, Hartman, Kennedy, Sanders, Huffman, NVilliams, Jones. Judd. SECOND Row-Rendleman, Foley, Monroe, Baggett, R. Ragsdale, Eaton, Stuher, Rohison, lleason. llo'r'roM Row-Gray, XVl1eat, Cox, Rogers, D. Ragsdale, Menteer, NYhipkey, Kimmel. TRACK Coach Deason coached The lraclc squad 'ro one of The mosl successful seasons 'ro be had af C. C. H. S. in many years. Wilh Roy Ragsdale and Harold Cox run- ning ihe hurdles: Menfeer ai lhe mile: Wheel and Gray af +he half-mile: Whipkey ai' The quarfer mile: Rogers 'lhrowing 'rhe discus: Don Ragsdale, lhe shol pulp Kimmel, broad-iumping: and Robison and Sluber, high-jumping: 'rhe leam was a good maich for any opponent Menleer was fhe only represenialive in The siale meel. , Of eleven leilermen, only ihree were seniors and 'rhe prospecls were very good for lhe nexf season. LETTERMEN R. Ragsdale J. Siuber F. Menleer R. Kimmel R. Robison H. Cox E. Gray N. Whea+ D. Whiplcey D. Ragsdale C. Rogers RESULTS OF CONFERENCE MEET DuQuoin ,..............,.., ........, . . . . ,Firsl Carbondale . . .... Second Pinckneyville . . . .... Third Murphysboro . , . . . .Fourih Chesfer ......... ..,.. F iflh Anna-Jonesboro .... . , , .Sixlh R. R. Page Fifty-.i'a'1Jc' Flirsi' Run, lrfl lu rnflit ffnzirli llmvn-11, Cuzucli llanllux-nlli. Ralph Robison, Ciliffurrl Rngvi'-, llzm Rvnlllrmziii, Nlyrmi 4VH:ir:i, L'n:u-I1 llrirlgvs. i - ' i - - . -- l-u'l i'1-xi Iwu l:un1-- Nm-ul. liurl btntlur, Huy Rngsilzilr, llnn Rzrgsilulv, I'rl-rl flh-ntu-r, lin-t Klrinnnx lhili l.x'ln1. C CLUB The MC Club was reorganized under fhe leadership of Mr. Bridges. Officers were elecfed as follows: Clifford Rogers , . Presidenf Roy Ragsdale . . . Vice-presidenf Bud Sfoflar , . , ,.... . Secrefary-freasurer The boys held meefings of a social characfer and discussed quesfions fhaf had fo do wifh afhlefics. They made plans for inifiafion of new members who earned leffers for fhe firsf fime fhis year. The charfer members of fhe club were James Neal, Bud Sfoflar, Roy Ragsdale, Don Ragsdale, Fred Menfeer, Bref McGinnis, Bob Lynn, Ralph Robison, Clifford Rogers, Myron Ol-lara, Dan Rendleman, and Earl Gray. TENNIS 1941 Mr. Capeharf foolc charge of fennis and a very good feam resulfed as a proclucf of long hours of pracfice. The compefifors in fhe secfional meef were as follows: Singles-Richard Moore, Sandford Maze. Doubles-Al Je-ne Shaffer, R. D. Brewer, Q. D. Mislcell, David McQuire. R. R. I'r1g1c 'Vol' Row, Ivfl In riylit-Betty Hale, Velma Smith. Mary Lewis, Betty Dean, Alberta XYaItcrs, XYiIm:i Miller. SMUNII Row-june Hoyle, Jann-ll Gumitluy, Hclmi Krzippe, Florine Scliluctur, Mullin Farr, Peggy Cro- incclws, llctty Allen. ITUTTUM ROXY fFT1lI1CCS McKinney. Ruth Huy, lflizahctll johnson, Norma Lou Brown, Ilurolliy Henson ,Iv:mm- LQORITIZHI, Miss Matting. GIRLS' ATI-ILETIC ASSCDCIATIQN This associaTion enioyed anoTher successTul year under The capable leadership of a new sponsor, Miss IvIarTing. NOT only did The girls parTicipaTe in such games as volley ball, baskeTball, and soTTbaIl. buT They also had parTies. poTIuclc suppers. and various oTher social hours. All The girls of The club look upon Miss MarTing as a real companion and wish To Thank her Tor her inTeresT in Them. OFFICERS Norma Lou Brown. .. ...... PresidenT DoroThy Deason. , . ,.,.., Vice-presidenT EIizabeTh Johnson . . . . .Program Chairman Jeanne Cohfman. . . . . .SecreTary-Treasurer J. C. I uyr Fiflyvuim FIRST Rmv, lrft 10 right -Lunilc, Curly, XY. Robinson, Miller, Givens, Gass, ll. Szmllcrs, Gln-r, Fulcy, XM-lvlm. Slirnsii Rmv- llnrris, l,i1n-, Stanley, ll. Szmcln-rs, Russell, Kimmel, llullrr. lvvmmrml, J. Roluinsun, U'll:lru. vlllllkll Row llrasswcll, llolcn, Stearns, Liillczxtunl, Kiefer, llippcl, Mull, Sa-ilu-rt, Speck. l m'n'in Ruw- -Mi-im-cr, Sluwcrs, Ulzark, lhvanc, llmwn. lNSTRVVTUR-llllllbllfllllll. BUYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN The physical educafion classes for boys were under +he guidance of several dililerenl Teachers fhis year. Due fo fhe vacancy lefl by Mr. Deason, Mr. Galbreafh assumed direclion of The classes buf was soon called To lhe Uniled Slales Army. Mr. Hildebrand was lhen selecled +o fake +he posilion, buf he, foo, was called io service. When Mr. Hildebrand left Mr. Malcomson was selecfed and planned lo remain unlil The Navy called him lo aclive duly. The boys were given calisfhenics and olher 'rraining for 'rheir physical beHer- menf. In The Fall, 'fouch foolball and soflball were favorife games, and in lhe W'in+er indoor sollball and ofher indoor games were played. The Spring afforded opporfunify To engage in oufdoor aciivifies. Physical educaiion is a required subiecl and one-fourfh scholasfic credil for a year is offered for 'rhe class. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN The girls' physical educalion deparlmenf is under lhe direclion of Miss Berfha Lee Marling. Freshmen and Sophomores are required lo lake physical educalion 'rwice a week. Junior Girls go +o class once a week. The physical educalion pro- gram consisfs ol gymnaslic exercises af lhe beginning of each class period: group games, such as baskelball, baseball, volleyball, soccer, 'rumbling and mal work: folk dances: individual s'run'rs, and relays. Miss lvlarling should be given credif for her earnesf endeavor in 'frying To promole beller healih among our high school girls. l1SM . yr.. . '.b:aiS'Yi4' iv . -3 1 .1 -. . .-, CALENDAR OF '41 TO '42 Dafe Evem' Sepiember I-Labor Day. Seplember 2-Firsf day of school. Sepfember 4-Freshman Parly. Seplember 5-Assembly seals assigned. Seplember II-Radio Club sponsored red- ho'r sale. Sepiember I5-Firs+ edi+ion of fhe Monilor published. Sep+ember lb--Charles Monroe elecied Sen- ior President Sepfember I7--Firsf assembly program. Sepfember l9-Eddleman and Company de- fealed Carbondale, I3-6. Sepfember 22-Noon hour cu+ +o one hour. Seplember 24-Singing Sfrings played for assembly. Sepiember 26-Carbondale downed Elkville I3-7. Oclober I-Senior Class sponsored Amaieur Hour. Ociober 4-Terriers bea+ Anna I8-6. Ociober 7-Firsl' P. T. A. Meefing. Oc+ober 8-Silver Keys played for assembly. Oc+ober I0-A. W. Di+more gave a +alk in assembly. y Ocfober Il--Cape and Terriers fie, O-O. Ociober I4-DIAL Took club piciures. Oc+ober 20-French Class visiied Kaslcaskia. Ociober 29-30-Junior Class presenfed The Ghosi Train. November 3-Assembly saw film on Life Saving. November 4-McLafferly won Spelling Bee. November 5--DIAL Slaff sponsored Fun Fes- iival. November 6 +o 9-Vacalion. November IO-Dr. Beyer spoke fo assembly. Novgrgiber ll-DuQuoin lrounced C. C. H. S. l - . November I7-MONITORS were passed out November I8-Auslin Turner from Chile spoke in assembly. November 20-Red Devils downed Terriers 7-O. December 5-Marion clipped Carbondale, 28-24. December I9-Vacaiion opened. December 22-Terriers viciorious in ballle wiih Chesler. 47-27. Page Sixty-one I, ,. vi Daie Evenl December 27--Carbondale downed Eddleman and Company. 32-27. January 5-Firsf P. T. A. meefing of New Year. January 7-Minisier Trewolla weighed Egg and Bubble. January I2-Viciory book campaign opened. January I3--Second Semesfer began. January I4-Carbondale downed Marion. 37-I7. January I5-Masier Singers in assembly. January l9- Smilin ' Bob Briggs drew for assembly. January 20-Terriers whipped Herrin, 45-l4. January 22-George Lyons. harpisl, played in assembly. January 30-Terriers won from Murphysboro. 23-I6. January 3l-Taylorville friumphed over Terriers. February I-P. T. A. celebrafed anniversary. February 6-Carbondale whipped Chesler, 47-2l. February 7-Me+ropolis downed by Terriers, 35-24. February IO-Terriers nipped Universi+y High, 30-24. February I6-Drafl regisiraiion. February 26- S+age Door presenfed as All- School Play. February 28-JC. C. H. S. musicians 'rook eighi lirsfs in conlesf. March 3+o6-Regional Tournamenf af Mur- physboro. March 7-Carbondale eniered finals wifh Murphysboro. March IO'ro I3--Secfional Tournameni a+ Car- bondale. March l2-Carbondale losi. March I2-Long. lucky shofs by Wes? Frankfori eliminaied us in +he semi-finals of lhe sec- lional lournamenf. March I4-Band Coniesi. March l7-S+. Pa+rick's Day. March 20-Vacation, Teachers' Meeiing. April I-Fools' Day. May 7-DIAL S+aFF had fhird period sale. May 24-Baccalaureale Service. May 29-Commencemeni 8:00 P. M. DIAL PATIQONS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT VEATH AND SON BARBECUE STAND SOUTHERN BARBECUE BEAUTY SCHOOL SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE AND SWEDISH MASSAGE BOOK STORE BAPTIST BOOK STORE BOTTLING COMPANIES COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INCORPORATED DOUBLE-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY CLEANERS PEERLESS CLEANERS MODEL BAND BOX CLEANERS CONFECTIONARIES CARTER'S CAFE GREEN MILL HANK'S CAFE DAIRY PRODUCTS CITY DAIRY DEPARTMENT STORES JOHNSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE COX'S STORE AND STUDIO CUT RATE DEPARTMENT STORE SCOTT'S STORE F. W. WOOLWORTH'S STORE MADDEX'S FIVE-AND-TEN-CENT STORE H. AND M. STORE DRUG STORES CLINE-VICK'S DRUG STORE FOX'S DRUG AND GIFT SHOP HEWITT'S DRUG STORE SEIBERT'S DRUG STORE FEED STORES DILLINGER'S FEED STORE HOUGLAND'S FEED STORE FLOWER SHOPS WISELY. THE FLORIST BUZBEE, TH.E FLORIST FUNERAL HOMES CARBONDALE FUNERAL HOME PARKER'S FUNERAL HOME FURNITURE STORES MURRAY'S HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY RENFRO'S FURNITURE COMPANY GARAGE VOGLER'S MOTOR COMPANY 'TU DIAL PATROINIS GIFT SHOPS HIGGIN'S JEWELRY COMPANY MRS. SCHREMP'S JACK AND JILL SHOP GROCERY STORES DANIEL'S GROCERY STORE THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY ANDERSON'S COMMUNITY HOMESTEAD WESE'S WHITE STAR MARKET A. AND P. STORE INSURANCE J. D. DILL, MANAGER METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CHERRY'S INSURANCE AGENCY CLYDE L. SMITH DILL'S INVESTMENT COMPANY LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS CARBONDALE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS LUMBER COMPANIES COLP'S LUMBER COMPANY STOTLAR'S LUMBER YARD CARBONDALE LUMBER COMPANY, INCORPORATED MEN'S CLOTHING STORES TOM MOFIELD'S STORE J. V. WALKER AND SONS OPTOMETRIST DR. J. A. STOELZLE PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORES EASTERLY'S PAINT STORE PLUMBING SUPPLIES GRADY'S PLUMBING COMPANY PRINTING SERVICE CARBONDALE FREE PRESS PRODUCE HILL'S PRODUCE COMPANY RESTAURANTS HUB CAFE CASTLE INN SERVICE STATIONS ADAM'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION SHOE STORE GOODSTEIN'S SHOE STORE STUDIO C. CLIFF GRINDLE'S STUDIOS WOMEN'S CLOTHING ZWICK'S LADIES' STORE KAY'S WOMEN'S WEAR PEER'S LADIES' SHOP THE FAMOUS GENE DEADMAN tl Prinling by INTERSTATE PRINTING COMPANY Danville, Illinois Engraving by JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING COMPANY Chicago, Illinois Phofography by C. CLIFF GRINDLFS STUDIO Carbondale, Illinois Cover by NORTH AMERICAN PRESS Milwaukee, Wisconsin O gifi' ri, ,, 3 iff li x fag , E l ' :.,r 1y. -ff f 1 , f L, fy! ,Il Lv-' Y I 1,- f 'Xia ,V v ri wx . 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