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

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SENIORS BILL MacLEOD Ilill ranks among his classmates as a hard worker and an all-round student. The IIUNITOR was fortunate in hav- ing him as business manager this year. He is a member of the Ili-Y and the Science Club. Next year he will be at the U. ot' I. where he plans to major in zoology. BETTY McCLosx1iY Mac is usually found behind the popcorn stand at the theater. She is planning to enter nurses' training in the fall. YVe know her as one who is always ready for lots of laughs and good times. VERA MCGINNIS Vera has been enrolled in junior Home Nursing this year and is a member of the Florence Nightingale Club. She is preparing for a career in nursing and hopes to enter training next fall. DORIS MONROE Doris is a steady bus rider from the southern suburbs of Carbondale. She was a member oi the Florence Night- ingale Club her sophomore and junior years. Next year she will attend Southern to prepare for a teaching ca- rear. NANCY NECKERS Editing the MONITOR has kept Nancy quite busy this year. She is a member of the National Honor Soci- ety, president of our Student Council, and president of the District Coun- cils organization. Besides all these ac- tivities, she has a very high scholas- tic average. Next year she hopes to be at U. of I. NEVILYN NELSON Familiar to all is ambitious Nevilyn. She has been a member of the DI.-XL staff since her sophomore year, and this year she has had the big job of editing the DIAL. She is a member of the National Honor Society and has upheld a high scholastic record all four years. Her sparkling brown eyes and pleasant smile have won her many friends, After graduation she plans to attend Southern for two years. JIM MARBERRY In jin1's four years in high school he has made a remarkable scholastic rec- ord. ln addition, he has been active in extra-curricular activities. He is a member of the National Honor So- ciety, the Science Club, and the DIAL stali. His main interests are in the scientific field. Next year he will at- tend Purdue where he will major in engineering. ROMONA MCDAN IEL Quiet Romona has a smile for every- one and is always ready to help when she is needed. She is majoring in com- merce and will use her ability in that tichl after graduating. VIOLA MILLER Here is a very lucky girl who will soon be married. Even though mar- riage is foremost in her mind, Viola is going to continue her work as a beauty operator. I'.-XT MONTGOMERY Pat is seriously planning on nursing for her career. She is in the Junior Home Nursing class, a member of the Florence Nightingale Club, and of the Science Club. MARILYN NELSON Marilyn is not only lovely to look at, hut also easy to get along with. She, too, is heading for nurses' training this fall. During her spare time she works in the ticket booth at the Var- sity Theatre. GENE OTTESEN Ottie has lettered in basketball and football during his high school years. He is a member of the I-Ii-Y and the C Club. As yet, he has made no definite plans for the future. but he is going to college here at Southern. Page S1'.1'tcc'n

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SENICRS VIRGINIA HEERN Virginia has taken a course at llak- er's Beauty School and plans to go ahead with this type of work, She has been a member of the Florence Night- in1.:':tle Club for two years. HELEN HOFFNER I Helen's fine character and dependa- bility have qualified her as a leader. She is a member of the DIAL staff, the Science Club, and the National Honor Society, and is an asset to any class. She plans to spend her first two years of college at Southern. FAYE RELLER Faye is a very neat and attractive sen- ior girl. She has been typist this year for the MONITOR. After graduation she will attend SLU. JO.-XX KIMIXICR . Joan is another of our students who plans to attend Southern after grad- uation. Her charming: manners and sweet personality have rated her l-A. lluring' her sophomore year she was a majorette and she has been active in the music department through h?gh school. IIOXYARID LAM ll ERT Ilow:trd's winning' smile and friendli- ness will always be among his great- est assets. He is a member of the Yarsity Theatei aggregatioii. serving as .tn usher. He has held office in the lli-Y club for the past two years. Une of his main interests is in thc Held of accounting. in which he is planning to major at Southern, Bl.-XRY LICOS Mary lfvelyn is well lil-ted by all. After school she can usually he found working :tt the Grcen lllill. Ili-ing tal- ented in art, she hopes to study dress designing in New York. Page Fifteen .l G AN lf HENDERSON XYe've all seen Janie the past few years at the Varsity ticket window. Her agreeable nature has helped in making her a very likeable person. She will attend SXI.U. EOR GE HOLLI DAY Being treasurer of the senior class, vice-president of the Hi-Y, and 3 member of the C Club have made this year an active one for George. He also found time to play on our football team. His art work has been outstanding, and we hope he will con- tinue wirh it as he furthers his educa- tion at Southern. Jam: KENNEY F C High honors for magazine salesman- ship went to Jane again this year. She is a member of the Florence Nightin- gale Club and the Science Club. Next year she plans to go' to college at S.l.U. RED KRUMP Stud is famous for the wonderful tan bc gets each summer as a life- guard at the lake, where we'll prob- ably find him again soon after gradu- ation. Our fast right halfhack made nuite a name for himself with his spectacular runs, until a leg injury cut short his high school football ca- reer. He hopes to continue with his stellar playing at S.I.U. HARLISS LAMER This year Charles presided over the Spanish Club. His main interests are eating, sleeping. and eenerally taking it easy. As yet, he has no definite plans for the future. R A YMON ll I,Y13.-XRGICR Like many of our senior boys, Ray's main interest is football, in which be has proven his ability. He hasn't made up his mind definitely as to what he wants to do. but he believes it will he coaching' or forestry.

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SENIORS EDNA MAE OWEN limo is a very likeable girl. She was zt member of the F.H.A, her jun- ior year. Outside of school she is em- ployed at ll'oulwortl1's where she works after school and on Saturdays. PIIYLLI S PHILLIPS Phyllis is interested in commerce, She is serious and usually quiet. Next year she plans to attend Southern to continue her studies in the line of business administration. CAROLYN RAYMOND Unsurpassed in sweetness and polite- ness, Carolyn has many friends. This year she has been secretary of the senior class and has served on the IJIAL staff. C.C.H.S. loses her but Southern will he the gainer next year. SUE ROBINSON Sue hails from down Mal-canda way. She is vice-president of the F.ll,A. and a member of the MONITOR staff. Her pleasant disposition has won her- many lasting.: friends. After grad- uating. she wants to become a beauty operator. JACK SUMNPQR jack is a very likeable and a very ambitious person. He is vice-presitleut of the senior class, a member ot' tlte Hi-Y, and has been helpful in class activities during high school. He is planning on a career in architectural engineering. ROBERT TIQGETHOFF Bob is soda jerk at the Varsity Drug Store. Wherever we see llob, we see his camera, too, since his hob- by is photography. He is another fel- low classmate who will attend South- ern. Page Smfcnteeu I3II,l, l'A'l l'l'IRSOX lfvr-ryone knnws llill for his never- eniliug energy and his witty remarks. lle is active in the lli-Y. the a cap- pella Choir. and on the MONITOR staff. He has shown trite school pep as a cheerleader in his freshtnan and senior years, liill has high hopes of becoming an actor and wants to at- tend the l'as:ulenzi l'layhonse. BONNIE l'Rl'ISl.l'QY llonnie was majorette in our hand for two years, and she is a member of the Florence Nightingale Club. Here is another of our girls who hopes to become a nurse. JACK Rl-INO Jack has been a prominent member of our Student Cotmcil these past four years. He is usually 'seen cruising to and from school in his jeep. After gratlnating. lte plans to continue work- ing at the llown State Chevrolet garage. M ISLUA S'l'IfARN S Another of our commercial majors is Melba. Even though she likes this type of work, she doesn't know whether she will make it her vocation after graduation, or whether she will use her ability in art. XYILLIAM TAYLOR llIll is one of our lk-Soto lads who are seen alightiug' from the luis daily. He was a member of the F.F..-K. his freshman year. He is very ll'lllL'll in- terested in mechanics, but he has not decided on plans for the future. CARL 'l' If I.I.o R Carl is another of our lettermen, hav- ing been active in basketball and track. His winning personality has made him well-liked by all. He will probably become a member of the Southern student body next year.