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

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FQIQEWOIQD WiThin This volume oT The I949 DIAL are The combined eTTorTs of your classmaTes who have Tried To The basl oT Their abiliTy To record Tor you The ouTsTanding evenTs OT This school year ThaT you may remember Them always. They are presenTed in chronological order. As we began in AuTumn, our ThoughTs Turning To TooTball and meeTing 'Treshiesf' so begins The DIAL. WiTh WinTer came basl4eTball and The long awaiTed day when we were The TirsT To occupy The beauTiTul new addiTion To our building. And now comes Spring, which in The hearfs ol: Seniors can mean buT one Thing-graduaTion. WW my Paar I s 3 i 2 . t I 'Q Q 7: ,.., i ,Li . H

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DEDICATIO ln I923 aTTer Two years oT Teaching aT The lin oln Grade School NewTon W Draper accepTed a posiTion wiTh The TaculTy oT Carbondale ComrnuniTy l-ligh School where he was To remain Tor nearly a quarTer oT a cenTury lvlr Draper had aTTended S I U and was a graduaTe of The UniversiTy oT Mich: gan ThroughouT his Teaching career aT Commun1Ty his worlc was primarily w1Th The Englsh DeparT rnenT of which he was The head Tor several years B sides Teaching English To upperclassmen he also conducTed classes in lournalisrn and aT one T me TaughT world hisTory During his TirsT year wiTh The school he was responsible Tor The founding oT our scnool paper The MONDFOR oTwhic'1 he was sponsor as long as he was wiTh The school wiTh The ex epT on oT one year l933 when he Toolf a leave oT alo sence To cornpleTe his worlc on his rnasTer s degree a Th UniversiTy of Michigan l-le served as principal worlr aT CommuniTy High School he TGUQW du ng several summer Terrns aT SouThern Illinois Univer s Ty To The sTudenTs OT C C l-l S Mr Drape was more Than iusl' a Teacher l-le was in every respe T a True ger'Tleman and The girls and boys in ln class s had The opporTuniTy To lea n Through hs exampi The ways oT courTesy Being good naTured and kind TearTed lvlr Draper was indeed a True Tr nd and Teacher and iT is wiTh greaT pride ThaT we deoicaT To nim his l949 DIAL P g 1 A oT C.C.l-l.S. during The year IQ43-44 and wasJassisTanT principal The year preceding. In addiTion To his ,X . I .. . . . ' pg W S ' . F I I X v 'D T . ' - l '. -l , . ' T ' ie . . . . ,. 3 , . yy. zz U Txruu