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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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'. tix S11 1 'XX DEDICATION To the Terners of the past the present and the future We proudly dedlcate thls book the 1953 Dlal Your f1ne perfor mances on the gr1d1ron the basketball court the track and the dlamond have helped to estabhsh for Carbondale Cornrnunlty I-hgh School a reputat1on for honor loyalty and clean sports rnanshlp Both students and alumnl feel a surge of pr1de when we say Carbondale Cornmunlty I-hgh School 1S my Alma Mater To the Terners of the past and the present We say Thank you for helplng to estabhsh such a pattern for us to follow And to the Terrlers of the future we say Good luck' We are countlng on you to uphold the standards and the reputat1on of our school so that We may contlnue to polnt Wlth pr1de to our Alma Mater Carbondale Cornrnumty I-hgh School 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , . xx . . . 1 11 ' xx 1 - f 11 . U . , . - . 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS OUR SCHOOL SOWf Once ctgcun here our schoolmdtes oss mhle VVe tom would lltt our hedrts m song To our Hrgh School our dedr Almd Moter Let glczdness the moments prolong We ore proud ot our ldds ond our losses Gt hono s won l ddr gone b So heres or cheer tor our old Hlgh School For our old Hrgh School our decrr old Hrgh Heres to our closses heres to our losses Heres to the lods We crdore Heres to th Sertors so mrghty let mrrth ond glodness bdmsh dll sodness Ano ds the dovs go by Youll tlnd us reotdy ond steody Boost ng lor our old Hrgh Drvlslon Poge Acttv res Admrnlstrdtlon Hrghltghts Closses Athletrcs Q W 1 ' TI . , . J k l J' ' e , ' it' we 6 1 ' , , ' ' ' r 74 ' ' 38 rt 1 'n ,, 's ' . ' e 1' A , 44 luniors so tlighty, lfreshres ond Sophomores, , 4 ff A 1 ' , , f 3 '. T . ' O I . - L Qu' V X Y A I . O .14 ' ' 1 1 ' I Q l , ' ' 24 . . A -, .. fi 1 ' . I . -XCTIVITIE N f' Oo 5711. ,J , C m ere Q fc 11110195 CASSG mme X W m would 1 Q D Uecrts m Sona ' J f j I X life C1-AIC h , fur , - QTL :QQ , K ' fr . f U wg, iff w ' W X f w C .J ll yxxl f V 3-.lr lA 4 I J, ff RN Wk ' :' I xx '1 ' . X LN , ' l xl 1 , . 4. ,Q 'Blind Seated Kns Stotlar Wanda Alexander Dxane Fmley Iern Tnpp Standmg Roger Pamsh Katherme Fexnch Beth Lewns Max Waldron Larry Crowell Phylhs Wxllxams Betty Rexd Betty Humphrey Barbara Goldstem The f1rst Dlal was pubhshed at Lmcoln School by the Senlor class of 1921 22 before the present h1gh school bulldlng was erec ted and has appeared annually for the past th1rty two years except durmg the per1od from 1931 to 1933 SIHCS the flrst pubhcatlon the D1al has undergone many changes 1n content or years 1t became an all school publlcatlon At the present tlme the staff lncludes four Freshmen three Sophomores four Iunlors and twelve Senlors w1th two Senlors act 1ng as edltor and bus1ness manager The ed1tor of the 1953 Dlal was Marcla Dey whfle Edd1e Goldstem performed the dutres of bus mess manager Mlss Wllhelm and Mlss Brubaker have been the faculty sponsors srnce 1946 The yearbook lS a member of the Southern 1 l1no1s Hlgh School Press Assocratlon and the Co1umb1a Scholasnc Press ASSOClG1lOH was awarded second place 1n the yearbook contest Now for the tlnrty second t1me the D1a1 IS preservmg for the future the GCllVl1leS and expenences of the year 1952 53 MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN 8 3.1-. 1 New 4 54' ' Q P ' 4 ganization, and structure. After several As a member of the latter, the 1952 Dial EDITORIAL STAFF Ruth Whzttenberg Asst Ed Mxss Wxlhelm Sponsor Marcla Dey Edxtor BUSINESS STAFF Dale Iones Sandra Wllhams MISS Brubaker Sponsor Eddle Goldsiezn Busmess Manager Gretchen Femch Ilm Harward Asst Busmess Manager WORKSHOP .Y 3 v'N.,Q 'H W r Fxrst Row Tommy Iones Mxldred Mzllzgan Nancy Hoffman Nancy Hanson Iamce Wxlloughby Betty Whrt tenberg Second Row Mrs LaN1er Ballard Io Rushmg Gene Bzggs Charlotte Addxson Barbara Brooks Ann Hart Kay Stroup Wllma Eddmgs Mass Funk N ITUR Srnce the begrnnrna of 1ts pubhca hon rn l922 23 under the sponsorshrp of Professor N W Draper the Monttor has endeavored to promote school splr 1t encourage rntellectual and athletrc ompetttron and set a hrah standard rr scholarshtp Then as now the paper met expen ses by sell1ng advertlstng space and subscrlptlons At hrst 1t was pubhshed once a rnonth by the senror class Now all classes are represented on the stall and the paper IS pubhshed everw tvro eeks Thrs ear theMon1tor except specral edrtrons consrsts or our pages The trrst paae carrres school ne s and llVlll9S the second s the edttorlal page the thlrd has short artrcles and teatures and the fourth features ex lung sports events Adverhsements are run on pages three and four The lfonltor stat has done a me o n eportm a s ashrons an chool ossrp Tae 1052 53 lfonrtor nas been spo sored p Wrss F lf an flrs Ballard t Na cv l-larson as 1 or C a TCI I s as s aaer U Ann Hart Typist Wrlma Eddxngs Copy Edttor I Rushmg Copy Edxtor Ianxce Wxlloughby Exchange Edxtor I . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 4 A . - I a 1 1 I ' , I . 1 0 , . A . , 4 c , J. Q . V I - TA' ' ,, ' z A , or r A . . . 4 I , X Q , . . C ,. . M no - 4 N. ' r A Q - - 4- Q uc . ., r A I A F. , . X 1 rf , . I b 1. r ra . ct, , : .r, d : .r Q .. A . r V r r l - V' R . . -A ns .J un . and t T, . Q wt F -T n . ,- edt .n . T1 one., up business mane STAFF I Editor, , , A... .. ,, ,Nancy Hanson Assistant Editor , ,, Nancy Hoffman Copy Editors, ,,,, Io Rushing Wilma Eddings Co-News Editors ,. Peggy Henderson Iula Hughes Reporters ,,,,, ,,.. ,,,,..,, B etty Whittenberg Dixie Wells, Francelle Brock Sherrill Campbell, Charlotte Lungwitz Feature Editor ,, ,,Mildred Milligan Feature Writers ,, Iuanita Troutman Gene Biggs, Charlotte Addison Sports Editor , ,, Ken Martin ,.. Sports Reporters ,,,, , Kent Ioseph Sonny Maze Exchange Editor, .,,, Ianice Willoughby Typists, ,. ,,,,, Barbara Brooks, Ann Hart Advertising , ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,. ,.,..,,, ,,,.. . , ,Kay Stroup Business Manager ..,,, .. ...,,,,..... ,,,, T om Jones Sponsors, ,..,,,,,, , .,,..,, Margaret Anne Funk Mrs. Ioseph T. Ballard Member Southem Illinois High School Press Association Member Illinois High School Press Association Feature Editors: Ken Martin, Iula Hughes, Peggy Henderson, Mildred Milligan. Tommy Iones, Business Manager: Kay Stroup. Adver- Nancy Hottman, Assistant Editor: Nancy Hanson, Edi tising: Mrs. Ballard, Business Sponsor. tor: Miss Funk, Editorial Sponsor. Student Councxl Ofhcers Wayman Holder Preparahons for Homecommg Presxdent Ken Martm, Treasurer Ruth Whlt tenberg Secretary Charles Halterman Ser geant at arms Beth Lewxs Vxce President STUDENT COUNCIL Under the competent sponsorshtp of Mtss Lucy Parnsh and Mr O K Brown the Stu dent Counc1l has been qutte acttve thts year as the votce of the student body Each Vear three students trom each class havtng an average ot C or better are chosen bv the1r class to represent thern on the Student Counctl throughout the school ,fear The most unportant GCl1V1l Wl11ClNl the counctl IS responslble tor ts Homecomtng Thls tncludes decorattng the dance floor SUDGFVISINQ the parade awardtng prtzes for tloats selhng ttckets and scheduhna the band tor the dance ln addttlon thev also mtroduce new stu dents to the school hold dances after bas ketball and football games and sponsor class electrons Left to Rlght Mass Parrxsh Ilm Whxttenberg Mr Bowen Ken Martm Beth Lewxs Charles Halterman Ruth Whxttenberg Dan Kxmmel Wayman Holder Frank Stobart Barbara Goldstem Betty Whlttenherg Georgxa Clark INSTALLATION TEA HONOR SOCIETY ne hrahest honor bestowed upon any stu dent of Carbondale Communlty l-ugh School membershlp IH the Carbondale Chapter of the Natronal Honor SOC1GlY Elrgrbllrty IS based on character scholarsh p leader f-hrp and servrce Each sprrno rve pe cent ot the Iumor class and htteen per cent ot the Senror class are elected to member shrp Sclnolarshrp s the l1TSl consrderatron rn electlng members for a student must have mamtamed an averaae of mnety or above before he rs ellgrble to become a member ot the Honor Soclety Students are then selec ted from th1s group on the bGQ1S ot charac ter leadershrp and servrce Frrst Row Mae Ellen Hagler Sharon Rushxng Shirley Rushrnq Mrss Brubaker Mr Dramond Dons Drllmger Marcxa Dey lean Reed Second Row Betty Humphrey Iamce Wrlloughby Sue Wrlloughby Ruth Whrtten berg Bonnre Mclimney Nancy Hoffman Betty Prxce Io Rushmg Alxce Eddmgs Ixm Harward Nancy Han son Iuamta Troutman Iohn Coleman Beth Lewrs Charles Young .- I it all A 3 Q 4 5 .AI- 'O' BASKETBALL SHUI-'FLEBOARD Top Row Mrs Franklin Sponsor Barbara Glasford Sports Manager Mxddle Row Kathenne Fexnch Sec retary Sharon Russell President Marlone Stearns Bottom Row Betty Treasurer TABLE TENNIS GIRLS ATHLETIC The G1rls Athletlc Assoc1at1on IS a club tor glrls who are lnterested m sports Any g1rl may become a member by statmg her d slre to partlclpate IH the clubs act1v1t1es and by payma her dues ln order to mam tam her membersh1p she must earn a Cer tam numbe ot actlvlty pomts Letters are awarded to those who meet certaln state requlrements l4 Vxce Presxdent Whxtt en b erg VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION Durmg the past year the members have partlclpated 1n varlous sports tournaments stunts and speclal tests 1n rhythm Aslde from the-1r regular busmess meetmgs the members have enjoyed several partles and soclal aathermgs Funds were ralsed to end two glrls to GA A summer camp at Alton it 4 a Q JV We 1, -1 A .V -1? l R t x t , sv M : . 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DRAMATICS CLUB A lnterestma and educa tronal extra currrcular actrvrtw tor students mterested ln dra matrcs 15 the D amatrcs Club The cub program ts planned to teach members the tunda mentals ol actrng drrectrng make up stage managrna hgntrng and all the varrous de tatls relatlve to the productron ot a play The sponsor Mrss Funk drrects these manv actrv 1t1es Throughout the year mem bers ot th1s group perform be have presented humorous sluts pantom1mes monologues and one act plays Thrs not onlv as arven them experrence but has contrtbuted funds Nhrcr the club uses to promote tts manv and var1ed act1v1t1es PLAY REHEARSAL SPANISH CLUB Chnstmas Party Cleft to nghtl Thelma Brown Dons Beecher Allce Eddmgs Connxe Batteau Richard Pyle Sue Ellen Bargesser Bob Whxte Wanda Rushmg Iean Reed Dale Crowell Dickey Rotramel Wanda Alex ander George Patton Rachel Walters Nancy Hoffman Ann Hart R E Bndges Faye Hunter Dan Kxm mel Beth Lewxs Ilm Waldrop Tom Iones l5 ,V . Y . ' , A tore the student body. 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H , . l 1 ' ' ,aj 'Mun F H A BIRTHDAY PARTY The Future Hornemakers of Arnenca IS a nahonal orgamzatlon composed of h1gh school guls who have had at least one semester of Home Econormcs Th1s year the club Was d1v1ded 1DlO Co Chapters each havlng us own offlcers The Co Ofhcers and Executlve Ofhcers co operate 1n gethng all then' Ineetlnas planned Plans were made by Execuuve Ofhcers ai the begmnmg of school for the chapter ac l1V1l1eS such as money rnakmg 1deas Car eers Prolect fashlon shows and recreahonal achvmes FUTURE HOIVIEMAKERS AMERICA Oihcers and Sponsors Style Show Preparmg for cx Banquet lo 4 9555395 F53-' 1953 Star State Farmer of Illmoxs Charles W Young FUTURE FARMERS AMERICA En route from Ncxhonal Conven hon at Kansas Cxty Officers Pres C Young Trecrs D Lxpe Vrce Pres I Felnch Advlsor Mr Dxamond Reporter H Aushn Sec R Rumen Sent I Etherton The Future Farrrers of Amerlca IS a natlonal orgamzahon composed of htgh chool bovs enrolled rn vocauonal aar1 ulture The local chapter was organrzed December 29 l942 Thrs year the chapter 'Has enaaged m a varlety of act1v1t1es 1n cludmg a pest lallmg contest won by Bud Austtn and several Judalng contests Ad daed the outstandma chapter ot Sechon 4 the aroup mas also accredtted Wtth the best overall Judgmg teams of tre sectlon Th1s vear one ot the members Charles 'V Young ln Competrtlon wlth FFA mem ers throughout the state was hosen llhn o1s Star State Farmer As the Star State Farmer Charles earned the tate tlaa 1n the Star Amertcan Farmer ceremontes at the nattonal CODVGUTIOU ln Kansas Clty mght members trom the CCHS Chapter and the sponsor Mr Dtamond ttended o Bulldmg lerry Felrrch s Hoghouse Lett to nght Dean Waller Dlck Howe Patty Goodman Iudy Rogers Marcxa Hunt Mary Lou Mann Peggy Hale Kent Ioseph Barbara Reynolds Sldney Moheld Bob Klnakos Ken Martm Dorothy Smuth Dorothy Stem Iern Tnpp IUNIOR PLAY Romanhc moment Dorothy Smxth and Bob Kmakos lem Trxpp and Peggy Hale being made up by Barbara Stacks and Vesta Lockerby The Iumor class presented thelr annual play a three act comedy entltled Our M1ss Brooks on Frrday November 21 1952 The play was based on the popular radlo and telev1s1on show of the same name The actron takes place ID a h1gh school of the present and Mlss Brooks lS the long sutter mg over Worked Enghsh teacher Her trou bles beam when she 1S called upon to d1rect the all school play Rehear als must be held 1n the gym Whlch IS needed by the basket ball coach for practlce There are other comphcatrons concernmg the presldent of and numerous mterruptrons by the students By the end of the thlrd act Mrss Brooks has solved all the problems successfully and the play w1th1n a play 1S a h1t The cast was as follows Mrss Brooks Ierrl Tr1pp Ted Wrlder Bob K1r1akos Mrss Fmch Nancy Hoffman ElS1e Patsy Gage Blame Iudy Rogers lane Dorothy Smrth Coach Hugo Longacre Kent Ioseph Sylvla Peggy Hale Mr Wadsworth Ken Mart1n Dorrs Barbara Reynolds Stanley Dean Vfaller Marge Mary Lou Mann Falth Dorothy Stem Rhonda Allen Srdnev Mo held Mrss Audubon Pat Goodman Bas ketball player Henry Maze Martln Drck Howe Mrs Allen Marcla Hunt . I - - I f I -U . . 1 I . . - the school board, the missing ticket money, Left to right Eddxe Goldstein Norma Splres Dons Dlllmger Bob Horns Ann Hart Katherme Felnch and Miss Funk Director SENIOR PLAY Fmders Creepers a three act mystery comedy was presented by the Seniors as their annual class play Hercules Nelson CGene Biggsl and his bosom pal Wilbur Maxwell CBoaer Parrish? were invited by Hercules Aunt Mary CMGTCIG Deyl and Uncle Bob CGlendell Harper? to spend a week end with them Wilbur and Hercules werent aware of the tact that Uncl Bob was an undertaker and that a customer was also spending the week end in the house This corpse tlohn Coleman? whose name was M Quialey started gallivanting around in a most uncorpus delecti manner Hercules and Wilbur were frightened but decided to star when two cute girls Celeste tDoris Dillinge D and N na tNorma Spiresl arrived on the scene Because someone had tried to murder Mr Quigley he had decided to play dead and show up at his own funeral in order to trap the guilt! person After several interesting complications Wilbur and Hercules caught the criminal Mr Quigley married Uncle Bob s grandmother CNancy Hansonl and the play ended on a happy note Other characters in the play were Fran kie Celestes little sister Ann Hart Dr Brow Eddie Goldstein Madeline Mr Quigleys sister Katherine Feirich- Harry Schuster the Quigley family lawyer Bob Harris- Daphne the maid Nancy Forsyth, Claude, the caretaker Gary Childersg and Henry Claude' helper Tom Brockr Daphne lowers the boom Nancy Forsyth and Gary Childers Nancy Hanson and Iohn Coleman lztterbug while Roger Parnsh Marcxa Dey Gene Bzggs and Glendell Harper look on l This year the Music Department of Car- bondale Community High School welcomed a new director, Mr, Archie Griffin, under whose direction the department has had a very busy and successful year. The chorus and band together have presented several assembly programs. Before the Christmas holidays, the chorus collaborated with the QU SOPRANOS CV Sak rf Vleri Cannon G o ara Cla K Row 2 Ioyc Reber o Susie Reynola Earba Revnola Su n Crew attv We B oadvt ay le 'tn u K s a R vu 3 a erw a Cha lotte L.1r' S ta on L Roae s V a Patsy Gaae S la K Va Cleve l .L ALTOS Rory ar v lfarvta Van Clex S ook Betsv Ross bara Peterson Sta lvfofteld Rom 2 Vida Via rn l-fo 1 Pen an lord: Par 1 G tchen Fei ch lo A ls, I riia ,ire', ' 'QL mc. Towel., can: brrrfi, Pc- J .,r Margarf. l-, an MUSIC ct' grade school rnusic department to pref sent a Christmas concert. The band per- formed at all home football games, each time presenting some unique stunt or forf mation. The stunt presented during the half- time of the Homecoming garne was the rnost outstanding of the year. After saluting the classes of l922 and l942, the band, looking ine lee e Marv E en v St Ba baa 051: a ,f awri Ruth . e,,B...ba.a I na, 3' Kay Stroup, ga L l TENORS AND BASSES Nr KO? e Mo 0 f lfll N Q -q FAI ner rt t mul! 0 MADRIGALS C fmtou Vt Obft t B O r' DEP RFXIE O me we gc: Je C1 Xcxlute to t e tau Jw ee ed res' e 1 'sc J 06 Then mfxrfhmg mto ttte CH S ft tv' group T e mem e S ot the u 9 mcxttofv they cmg ttte fsfttoot we e Ue C1 en 'Clvf orked in d ttws wefl ee bftrd FG DIG ed CI, t . we ut O rod Q yum ffytd ima Q tn Grd ime . 1 ee' f et 0 M eve P M tt The 1CZdYlQCItu ofvtp se e ertwtve e Jdeftt me better Smqere m Coruuumt 13 C F P 5 d the Nw 'ILU' t 4. 3:2-5 I terry Roiribfzclu .Erich FI 1 ' 5 H fertny Sguei Steve: Bihr, :ii II'1:r.',' fhwrtt-5 r:mw,,, rm 'lf,4n,-. fx , :tex-J 2 Rortm, V rm.: Ltffy C: vu'-211 Ixfwvttt :ll 1' If-fzy' H111 Kff. 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A A t Hfll, ,I T, an fe.. 1. .tityt Ct t Mr Archxe Gnffm Band Director Our Mqrchmg Band TWIRLERS Ahce French Marcxa Fnlze Barbara Goldstem Francelle Brock Wendy Berry Wxlma Alexander Pat Lmdsey Malorette Pathe Goodman 22 ST E AL BRASS SECTION Row 1 Vxrgxl Etherion H K Hmkley Warner Kmghl Gene Bxggs I C Treece Stanton Hudglns Buddy Hall Row 2 Don Brewer Sharyn Russell Shxrley Dlllmger Charlotte Addxson Maretta Keller Frances Broadway R T B' CllB1' N Bei? PERCUSSION WOODWIND Row l W1ll1am Eddmgs Kelth Excker Darrell Wnght Row 1 W1lma Alexander Barbara Goldstem Fran Tommy M1ller Ierry Hall Bob Whxte celle Brock Row 2 Ianet Presley Davxd Hogue Nancy Hogue Row 2 Pat Lmdsey Alxce French Wendy Barry lean Armstrong Homberg Charlotte Add1son DEP RTME T CORNETS Row 1 Dan Kxmmel Bobby Boyd B111 Otteson Oren Wallace Terry Kline Larry Iackson Row 2 Sharyn Russell Marsha Van Cleve Tommy Iones Shxrley Dxlllnger Maretta Keller WOODWIND Row l Davxd Hogue Sue ODell Wxlma Kelley Dons Dlllrnger Charlotte Lungwltz Nancy Hogue Carole Rot ramel Ronnle Morris Sharon Bradley Row 2 Iaclue Russell Sue Borger lean Armstrong Lxnda Wells Royce Howell Dxxxe Wells Ierry McDamel Row 3 Sula Kay Van Cleve Iudy Barwxck Ioann Hum phreys Norma Splres lean Reed Wllma Eddmgs Dons Beecher 23 . C 'li ? 1' I I , ' 5. '. .. - -' .5 A , 'I 'V ,' ,, z ' lll ' ' - A I l . , U W A - A H l I : l L N R l 1 f , A' T5 I .- U .4 A Row 8: Ruth Anne Morrls, Carole Rotramel. Charlene w - or 1 ' w lf 2 1 l l' , l A ' y 1 l T I li A 5 . 1' ' ' 1 E . li 5 2 A 5 Sl A l 2 lil l A! I XR ATHLETICS X .-ff viii: H 01,111 imc us readv cmd stecxcif Boostmg for our old Hmglf M . N v N I x u gp f Tk 3 Q 1 X XJ N ry tg X ., 5 A f J Q Q A V Y ,f X 4 J ' X x fr N Q ' ' '9NI'!7l V 2 gm-WM' X V X e V - 5 JIM X-. ,ff-ggi, J 7 , Q 1 ' 1 xx ' '- ' x s 7 X5 Q 1' ., , Y , 'X' Ml- , ' 'ti . , 3 X3 If xx l rx K K JK , - . 1 0, ji P nf . I X f kv 4 N A -I X , , Q ' 5 . X X 72, W3 4, fa 'Y .fu if ga 5 5' F Row 1 E Harns I C Treece R Headley I Hams R Steams S Stearns I Peterson R Robertson E Robmson Row 2 B Knowles R Martm V Pnbble G Chllders V Etherton R Parrish R F1sher K Ioseph T Mxller I Turner R Morns B Colburn Row 3 K Smxth B Woll H Maze B I Kelley D Howe M Lmgle B Kmakos B Brewer I Langan D Crowell L Phemlster I Heem W Kmght D Carlxsle D Brewer I Whlttenberg G Barker B McBride e They West Frankfort Co111nsv111e Armor Iormesboro Sparta P1nckr1eyv11le Chester Cahokra DuQuo1n Metropohs Murphysboro B COLBURN B MCBRIDE K SMITH T TURNER Coach Assxstant Coach Assistant Coach Manager 26 Q' ll S -My W ln-xi? L In V 1. 'IQ Q 'ii' S4 5,jC,: , V ' af 41 ' , 'ff' 4I,,,-xw T ' , -,T' JT. L1 L, 1. ,Q 1' s x L '55 f' T7 Y ?k Wfmfiginll I' Q R' 'XXX S r A , if avr- 'fg ,l 48 A 3 L. I., Lili yn '? -pvfw' ' V . ., W, 1 Mb 5 1 I A A .vb -n u 1, , 1 m 3,1 W 1 K ., 1? - '85 - l Watch that block Sklrtlng end FOOTBALL FABLES The Carbondale Terrters launched the l952 football campa1gn by travelmg to West Frankfort Showmg a lot of sp1r1t the Ter rrers pushed West Frankfort all the way but came out on the losmg end of a l9 7 score The second contest a Shrlner benetlt game held at Collmsvrlle proved to be the most expens1ve encounter durmg the sea son Early 1n the llrst perlod Ken Martm the Terners Very able quarterback broke h1s collarbone Playmg w1thout h1s ser v1ces the boys fought a clean game but los 19 O Henrv Maze d1splayed some of the best lme backmo seen m Southern lll1no1s 1n 28 several seasons when the Terrrers traveled to Anna lonesboro to take on the hghtmg W1ldcats The Terners however came up on the short end ot a 14 O contest ln our t1rst home game the Terrlers were pltted aga1nst the Bulldogs from Sparta The Terrlers led throughout the tlrst half but the Bulldogs bounced back to take a 32 21 dec1s1on Ftonme Stearns our place klck speclallst was mlured durmg thls game Our next contest was Wllh Plnclcneyvllle ln a hard fought contest the Panthers were vlctonous 26 l3 Wlth erght mjured men s1tt1ng on the slde llnes the Terners sptrrts were very lov u . . 11 - 1 ' - 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 , . 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - ' 1 and they experrenced therr worst deteat ot the season at the hands ot Chester 31 6 The C C H S team next traveled to Caho kta where they won therr hrst game ot the year l3 l2 ln an excrtrng contest The Terrrers won the1r second aame rn a ow when they defeated the DuQuo1n l drans at DuQuo1n Bon Stearns conver Back on therr home held Carbondale v as host to Metropohs The game was marked by poor sportsmansh1p w1th several hghts breakrna out on the playmg held However our team stayed on the vrctory trarl wrth a 26 U decrsron Our hnal game of the season was the homecomrng game played agarnst our tra K. d1t1onal rrval Murphysboro at McAndrew Stad1um on the campus of Southern llhnors Unrversrty The Terrrers fouaht hard but were outscored by Murphysboro Bob Colborn new ootball coach at CCHS awarded letters to the tollowrng boys Senrors Wayman Holder Captaln Ronnre Stearns Rodney Headley hm Har Bonnre Frsher Roger Parrrsh Iumors Ken Martrn VernellPr1bble Henry Maze Kent loseph Tom Mnler Iames Peterson Drck Botramel Drck Howe Bob Krrrakos Sopho mores Iohn Langan Vrrgrl Etherton Man aaers Tom Turner Iohn Hays Henry Maze and Ken Martm were elec ted co captarns tor the 1953 football season P1ck1ng up mterference Block that pass 29 A , ' , - Q . . ' I A 1 A ' - A , l9-U. - . . . , r r ' n- IA A 3 ' f' r f Sion WGS the decidiyqg factor- ris, Tom Brock, Sam Stearns, Gary Childers, ' ' J I f 4 I 1 A I X 1 1 lv ' 1 . . . '1 ' ' ' ' : . , ' ' . - K. SMITH and B. COLBURN B. MCBRIDE I. HAYS and T TURNEH v Assistant Coaches Coach Managers 1952-53 Basketball C. C. lol. S. They C. C. H. S. Thev 65 Elkville 39 '55 Chester 51 Zeigler 52 '45 Pirlclmeyville '54 Du Quoin 39 '59 Murphysboro '55 Murphysboro 39 39 Attucks '49 Pirickneyville 44 '55 Sparta H Mt. Carmel Tournament O9 Qu Quom 53 l-lerrm 40 CCII'IT1el 1-51 Anna 63 Notre Dame ol Quincy 45 57 Iohnston Cm, East St. Louis Toumament 7l Trico A Sl Wood River 43 '73 Chester 50 Alton 48 R . I T t 45 East St, Louis 52 U Ceglonil oumamen '58 spam 59 54 9 '40 Anna 37 50 Marion 86 U. High 49 47 West Frankfort 45 'Conference games. Lost Sf-Won l7 Row 1: D. Howe, M. Lingle, D. Waller, I. Peterson, I. Langan, K. Martin, D. Kimmel, R. Martin, L. Lambert G Cozadd. Row 2: T. Turner, B. I. Kelley, E. Harris, V. Etherton, B. Brewer, D. Iones, I. Turner, D Brewer W Calhoun, B. Wolfe, B. Wallace, B. McBride. 31 4535 C3 t ES Rowl B Wallace G Menteer I Whlttenberg P McGowan I Turner Row 2 L Hormck D Brewer W Calhoun Row 3 R Myers I Seuy E Hcxrns R Marhn BASKETBALL HISTORY The Corbonoole Terners opened the1r cur ent bo ke bol Qeoson zv1th o VlC'OfV over the Elkvtlle Blueb 65 39 on the opponente court he e onfl Conteet o' the eo: O plczveo ot 7 121 K-. Q v e cofuse cente c r'e eren D1 to be o ro oh ore o 'te e r1e te o'ofv1n f c ees cot, eo e of Cf' bo dole on ee ZC1 :lf r o e bench before tme fo L woe mf mtluenzo D1ck Howe the Terr1er 't 4 eo t'1 oo IG Consequentlv e ou fre ed trte er e on o e 7 1n 57 Q lr J 0.1 5 39U'T tlrvh bo O o e o e rr ' evcvtlnx on ees eve ne vfl th locol floor the h11h rink' o 49 40 ploce The lo.1nf' the .+- cz cet: ove t1 H ff Terrte 1er el one of the 'fp eco o 49 P nclfrtef 1lle Don' te cz O I'I 1n e ot e he CCI bonu le l t Q 1 e he nrst cg b,1 co lc to to e bf beotmg e Done ot Q,11ncy 63 4o we ond ot rn ent e '1 Ect St Terne D ' oyll 4- on g B C 1- 5 g to e e t'1e T 59 59 t the 1F 1 ' c he Soc Bulldog ' OGIQ f th loresb we ormothe on erer we n e G1 onlerehfe oole by or -score ol 4U 37 The next encounter Nob w1th the Un1ver51tv School Lvnxes lhe Ter ere won on eoey Conte t of on 96 49 Score Trovelng to Weet Frctnklo e t e T 19 pr c hard 1c1ht1'111 Red B rn 5 Ano her c eren e 1co 1 rewu e 1 en e re Hee co the Yellowtc t 05 54 ln the eeCon3 ertcourte between Carbondale onfl P1nclcney11lle the revenoelul Pcnthere trounced h Terne 5 60 45 Hecovenng lrorn the-1r Pmcknev e r too '1 l cl ond e o eel o econol oe to h lf bnveboo be 1 5 brew 11 tune plo e y ne X3 tt,c ue b1d pu hed the Te1'r1er ll the wiv to W1n 59 7 1n on ev 1t1ng Conte t The oporto B,1llf:l mv ee the Te mere onf or next or 'er G ho d ct ght and exc1t1ng b l g emee 5955 o povtng U Q1on ln von q1net we rr1er tio cz ot out qt, ers e th Terr1ers lcrlecl che-on to N1n B9 64 nt o :vel pzve Conte-et w1t me f-'cot 1 nno lorew o o qw 3 L rw ff- 1mprov1 1 19 4 were ce o S W E C er f brewtn oo e and fr fra ,J wnetcn e cont DJ to the oeteot o the lernere n f' clo e qct 58 57 The Te r1e-re neyt 1 vodecl Tr1c 'i tmoefi ,oo 1oneer qutn et 7 c ee e .f1thChe er dh 3l A fy V I l r V , ,t l . 7 ' '. ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 4 F' . 1 A pn . A Mos, - , 1 . . r . 1 D . rt c .1 5 . s T., 5,6 , . . 7. 1 .1 , 5, n, A ' ,e'4- '1 - 3 . 1 ' F Ti ler, g:ro'.',' , Llf. . l T tl , T,r ',r.: Pre- rz,Xt, h err',r.s nl ,ed .1 -1 . '. J 1 Cl n. v.'h1sf', 1.1 ' Q by the r.ff-r,,: 1: ,f the ll'-'Q 47-4 . .1 1 onf,., C T rj F lt,': sorting flu' , ..r nf , 'i 1E1r,, 9 Currie , t '.'h,. th Ter.1,r1s .l..l,o't 1' , Qcke retir to in , , ., l , .:,:r2e . 'fr be- A - f ot .. , ' -, . ' '.s 6'5 , . Y . V 1 T ' ' V1 X 4 ,r Clio 1. lbs , l e 1: , C . ' th . l , V . 1, ' ,V Tornadoes tl. ' .1 T, rE,r.f in '.',rt11ne 1. e ' rr 7- . Q .. , ' ,y o 1. it tc 'JC ..-51. ville loss the T,rrie us quickly lc eo' h li The T rrlere oo' of' to fr co 4 f ' t 'n 'he con- lf 1 CL, 5 1 ,fest . t e .xr l F r Red 1.1, .,...,. ,,. ,.. ., . ,,o, ,.,r. ..., ,,.1 A , f,.- ce race .51 beztng the D11 'oin lndiznf 54- T:- li 9-39. U- 157.-A TO 6-39 A rs' .Q or . ',',d b tl , .I ' ks Bl .- ln n, l th, nos. .. lf Q C t ith ,' ,r wit- r 5 3 ' A , ,Q Q- - - A ' -5, ,g:.'f, nn e 1 , 1 , Terr' 3 spill: the ,, 5' ' gg. gf -flytnq 1 . 1 1' .. .F .r.a, .., .5 - A M c P , Ogg -A Cd xl A 4 ir- 'K h 13 1. .nu 1, th state, bv the : re l -44 tts A .A nd at Q Y A: L A A Y - - G' ,.,:..ff .v 'f:.4,,,,: lg hw., ,1,, ,' ,: NY ' , f . ' Drguf' '39 CUNA 'AAA rr hsuqn-'N fee Twgle'-' GH gorge corne out To 'Nlll tnelr second contest of the tereo. two t 1rnorr,r:ts ln the first . ,ld of Mi, -nwfm C, Ning, .he T ,- ,. e,,,, ,. ,. - C rriel, r '51, .ost .o or good Mt, C rrnel f.v A Y ndlu gm Y W ,XM A . A V. Q 1 A - in tl., I' , crne, ' t rite bac' ,k, third - ' ' Ill. A ' 7 l . W' l 9' , f - VM' Q. A tl , Te 3 for v nl one-h . 'oft . b fcre , . .t,.. .. - . , . ' . . A Q , Q , ' 1 - 1 5,2 t 1 Sri, ., h,lfl 1. st l.oig11s, L E V U 4 ' .I the , 5 -Ls A lied 'nit Host St l,C'.11.s in wvlg, Y fel' lt A 7 if h ' - H nf . , llflili crtt,r hdvtng b,,f,n 'Food River, Bl-43 l- ' 'Vi 17957, lt ' ' VE, Y 'he Teff 57 l rf 1 13,3 11-33 50,4 fl:-lion,-if-:le k3,,,.e5 to C VJ, ,334 '.f:ctor1o11,s 51-4. .A rt: '.',3 1..i .'e,-n3 plc , t Eeatszie te1tt1 2-45 V 379 C7597 -Cf- Returnin . r,gulor s:,c1.sfn ploy, 1 errlers A A bi .g J rn . ,. 3, 1 pi lol City' 3 ,A t,d th Ar first Cc. 1, loss -, IH in fiv, ri' ' ted , Q,1, . l .., T,, ' 7 i. ., rjrze 3. . l,. Qs lt re rio' .s, , S rne - , ,r' : ,. .n A C l J Y'-'f-l .l i-5 Qifne Anno- .,. orc .I , tn' r V, 2 rj P' . , ' i, l-59. , ',rs won . ...,r C .l- , ice 332. , of Ccrbo 1- A 2nf,r,nc, game . C. ,St . enie t e !'9'Q1',l- 54 QQ, fm W A? 25, U W5 F1 sf - V -iv Q' -' ,TY +L 47 W' I il' f Q in Q 39 S I WAI XV. e N I 1 Howe scores two A popular basketball A layup for Holder 33 RESULTS OF 1952 TRACK SEASON Cdale lst l-lerrin 2nd Cdale lst Hurst and Chester Cdale 2nd Cahokta and Sparta Cdale lst Benton 2nd, Hurst-Bush 3rd Cdale lst Marion 2nd Cdale lst SWE. Track Meet Cdale 7th West Frankfort Relays Cdale Sth Herrin Relays Cdale l2tlt Mineral Area Cdale Sth District Row I: Oldfield, Assist. Coach: Headley, Harris, Holder. Boyd. Gentry, Miller. Mgr. Row 2: McBride, Coach: Brewer, Stobart. Eaton, Pribble. North, Turner, Travelstead, Wells. O'Harc, Coach. Row 3: Abbott, Moore, Smith. Lipe, Copeland, Howe. Childers. CLEARING THE HURDLES STARTING POSITION I T North Frank Abbott Bob Trczvelstecrd. Wcrymun Holder BASEBALL RECORD 1952 We They Corterville ,, lO 2 Gorham .... ,. ,. ,, ,... . O lO University School A , , ll 3 7 8 Herrin ., .. , O 8 Chester ii.., ,, . ,, Murphysboro , ,, l 9 DuQuoin . , , 3 l4 Anno , .. . , l 5 University School .r,, ,.,,, 2 3 C Christopher. o,.,.., ,. 8 9 CSub, district linoll Carterville CO CAPTAINS MORGAN AND NANCE INFIELD AND OUTFIELD OUTFIELD Q. Hfe-1 CNA CO CAPTAINS COACH BATTERY KEN SMITH Sponsors Colborn MCBf1de and Smlth Ofhcers Stearns Fxsher and Brock C CLUB The C Club was organrzed tn l925 wrth eventeen charter members lt has been an actrve club ot Carbondale Communlty l-hgh school srnce that trme Bows automatrcally become ehatble tor membershtp after com clettng the reaurred amount ot athletrc oar trcrpatlon ana recervrng therr hrst letter 'They ecome actrve members after completrng both the formal and tnformal rmtratron The href arm of the club IS to uphold the ath etrc standmg ot our school and honor and protect those wearrng the otttcral athletrc tnsranra of our Alma Mater Thrs vears oftrcers were Pre-srdent Bon me Frsher Vrce Pres1dent Gary Chtlders Qecretarv Treasurer Bonnre Stearns Ser geant at arms Tom Brock Bob Colburn Brll l!lcBr1de and Ken Smrth acted as sponsors lnrtatron vas held on November 26th burma the daw the boys were reaurred to ear womens clothtna and take orders rom charter members The remarnder and most tfnportant part ot the rnlttatton was held that eventng m the school cateterra Wrth these new boys corntng rn the mem .vershrp rose to twenty three When bust ness needs to be taken care of the mem bers meet at noon Astde from these ac ttvrttes the C Club entovs several soclal tunctrons throughout the Vear Bowl H Maze I Lungcm V Etherton T Mlller R Flsher R Stearns V Prxbble W Holder B K1r1akos B McBr1de Row 2 G Cozodd R Headley T Brock D Howe K Mczrhn I Harrls K Ioseph D Rotrcxmel T Tumer I Peterson n u .. 11 . , . 1 1 - 1 f. . . . Y A I v . . . 1 l J . , , . . ' 'N ' f Y ' 1 ' - M' I l , . , . . , , .1 V l , I ' D . 4 - - - - - '7- 1 . . , . . , , . C . . . - . 1 - - ' , I - A 1 If - T 1 . J , , L ' . ' U - l C , . ' . - - A - A A . . , - 1 A 1 1 t 1 - , 'V A ' 1 I ' A ' - , - I . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 u 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I . . I I 1 . 1 - 1 - f - , - . - 1 - 1 . , , . . BASKETBALL ACTION FOOTBALL ACTION CHEERLEADERS The l957 50 cleeertng squad conslsted of stx arrls tvvo lunrors three Sophomores and one Freshman The three Sophomores Fran celle Brock Barbara Goldstetn and Betty Whntenberg were all cheerleaders the pre nous year The Iunrors Io Puah and Ruth Wh ttenbera and Freshman Pat Lrndsev Franlclm acted as faculty sponsor and ad vtsor At afternoon practtces the gtrls made up tt e1r own routmes for all thetr yells Thev orked toward prectseness unlty and co ordrnatron For vartety they mtroduceo such stunts as splrts loackbends and cart w heels Durmg the tootball season the cheer leaders wore whtte warm up raclcets black slacks a md saddle oxtords wh le tor basket ball season thew were attrred ID black cor durov Jumpers whtte long sleeve blouses black and whlte loeantes and black suede slrppers aroustng pep good sportsmanshrp and en thus1asm ln the student body as well as other tans The grrls made lt a polnt to attend everv game poss1ble and urged the tudents to do hlcefvtse The cheerleaders rave done a wonderful Job rn ltthnq the rnoral of the team and certarnly deserve some credrt tor our many vrctorres Io Pugh Ruth Whxttenberg Pat Lmdsay Betty Whxttenberg Barbara Goldstem Francelle Brock , . .. ', .f . . , 1 , i . f rnade up the remainder ot the squad. Mrs. The cheerleaders were instrumental in HI-LITE5 of . 1 1' Q 7' . 4 4, W3 4 , P' Q ft , ' I X1 We ore proud of our lods ond our losses dog S oone by , 4 W 'Q' fifw - X , X' f 0 Of honors won m J X' , iff W ' ' Y ' 1' 'xc if 'Q 1 W2-vw . of 5' ,z,, aw- ,,,, Y qw X I. 144' 'wk' .QA A A , 4 , Pig V, Q, 2 A Jffg ri 2 QAJA 1 A,,.,-ar I Q 111357 f - BETH LEWIS RUTH WHITTENBERG CHARLQTTE ADDISCN PAT LINDSEY junior Sophomore Freshman PROM QUEEN nn? PROM Following tradition of many years stand ing the Iuniors were hosts to the Seniors on May 4 for the annual Iunior Senior Prom The dance was preceded by a ban quet held in the cafeteria and sponsored by the Iuniors The gym was transformed into an entrancing My Blue Heaven while the students danced to the music of Iohnny Moores orchestra Climaxing the evening was the crowning of the queen Mildred Milligan by Iunior Class President Eddie Goldstein Mildred Milligan HoMEcoM1'Ne One of the highlights of the year is the annual Homecoming Dance sponsored by the Student Council This vear s game was held at Southern Illinois University Stadium and played with the traditional rival Mur physboro Even the defeat failed to dampen the spirits of the students and alums and all en1oyed an evening of dancing to the music of Tommy Lawsons orchestra in a setting of beautiful Black Magic Queen Beth Lewis was crowned by football cap tain Wayman Holder to climax an almost perfect Homecoming 43 .W 1 , . , - . A , . I - . . U ft . , . . . . . it - .. , - 1 1 CLA SES 'N ,N 'S Horeb to the Sc mcrs so mlcg Iumcnrs S0 ing? If Q76 e X, f,i 1 2 . 'Vhrjf lf! H ' . ' my N VVOQSHNQS L,1T'1'f'f SODYIOIH K I . fa fflf 1 f?'f 51,-x ' 1, 31-ff, N:-,ffv-wfvsier frwv:'M.ff A , vM4W , ,H A ,, -.-.- , F .ffiefn if W ve 12 up 'N .1 NWPLANE GEUMETR Y RY 1 Rlvib if 1' if S: 35355 ,- 'Jai . S it . . if 'Ohm N m - x s s Q 1 x - ' ' . . Q ' Q ' Q 1 W f ,uv D6 DIAL MEMBERS Humph ey Lewrs Gold tern K Femch M Dey T Brock W Alexander B Ea wards C Young E Mrlton R Parrtsh CLASS OFFICERS M Mrllrgan Treas B Prrce ec S Rus mg Jtce Pres CLASS SPONSORS EDDIE GOLDSTEIN Class Presxdent nd l 3 4 Bus Mgr 4 Ba ketball Ba ball 2 ass r s1dent 3 a Photog apnf Clrb 7 S Play xshuc SE IOR For three wonderful years me awatted wlth antxcr pat on the day when we would assume the role ot Senrors so lvftghtv That excttmg day tmally arrrved on September 7 1052 Nom mne months later our wondertul year IS over and all that remams IS pleas ant mernortes We can vaguely remember how tnghtened We were when we trrst entered the doors ot the school that was to be our second home for the next tour years We were soon busy w1th new actrvxtres and new trrends and our Freshman year passed gurckly Durmg our Sophomore year we began to take more tnterest tn school octtvrttes We worked eagerly wrtn our thoughts runn1ng head lnto the next two year wnen I9 !vO'lld be exalted upperclassmen Mrs Morgan Mr Fmley REMEMBER WHEN WE WERE FRESHIES9 IOHN COLEMAN Honor Socxety President Bond l 2 C err DTUTIGTICS Club 2 3 4 ld IZ Nolono o or o lNllCKI'l'l CLASS BV the tlme we were lunlors we felt fe kne N moel ol the onswers We qulckly changed our mlnds However ofler IlI'1lSl111'1o the lun1or teste As wo lc beoorn on 'He lumor Semor Banquet Prom our out look on school l1le br gletened Under the exfellent leoderslup of our sponsors ono class ofhcers we pul 'orth oll our el'orts IUIO molclng lt C1 sucoess The olot Jym was tronsforrned lnto Cl truly beorutlful Bue l-lecrven whee we mb,,6'1l on evenlng long to be remernloered As the tlme o' our deporrlure from hlgh school drow neor w thlnk more serlouslv of the yeors to come Monv of us w1l1 be loolcmg orword to college So'ne WN' be gertmq Joloe ond settllng clown We ore oll reluctont to leove o.1r Alvo Moter but NS con certorlnlf be roud ol ou Close the Gloss of 53 MONITOR MEMBERS Mlldred M11 lgcrn Ann I-'nrt Kcrv Srro D Bcxrbor o B ook lc IC Wllloughlol Non J l'lf1 on G n E1 CI STUDENT COUNCIL ovmcm H lcler E H L Cho l Vomxmq IUNIOR SENIOR PROM BANQUET THE DANCE :QI IIM ADAMS Nickname: Wimpy HAROLD AUSTHV Baseball l, FFA. 2, 3, 4, Nickname: Bud WANDA ALEXANDER G.A.A. l, 2, 3, F.l-LA. 2, Dial 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4, Chorus 2. 3. Nickname: Wada PATRICIA AUSTIN GAA. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, Pep Club 4. Nickname: Pat KARALYN BAUGHMAN GAA. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pho- tography Club l, Pep Club 4. Nicknamei Kara IANE BORGER G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. DAVID BIGGS Football 4, F.F.A. l, 2 Chorus 4. Nicknarne: l.D. LA DONNA BRASWELL GAA. 2, 3, 4, F.l-l.A. l Prom Attendant 3. Nickname: Donna GENE BIGGS Basketball l, Student Council l, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Ir, Play, Sr. Play, Nickname: Singin Sam NITA BROADWAY Hurst Bush l, GAA. 2, 3, F.l'l.A. 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Chorus 4. Nickname: Main Street I UANITA BRASHEAR G.A.A. 2, 3. Nickname: Crackers TOMMY BROCK Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Dial 4, Dramatics Club 3, C Club 3, 4, Serg, at arms 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 4, Class Vice Pres. 3, Sr. Play. Nickname: Tom BARBARA BROOKS GAA. l, 2, Monitor 2 3, 4, Ir. Play, Dramatics Club 2, Chorus l, 2, 4. Nickname: Brooksie VERTIS CASPER FHA. 4. Nickname: Irene BARBARA BROWN GAA. l, 2, FHA. Nickname: Brownie GERALD CHEATAM FPA. 2, 3, 4. Nickname: lerry GARY CHILDERS Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, C Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Industrial Arts Club l, 2, Sr. Play. Nickname: Goosie TOMMY DIETZ Football l, 2, FFA. 1, Industrial Arts Club l, 2. Nickname: Tom LLOYD COX FFA. l, 2, 3, Track 3, 4. Nickname: Romeo WANDA DIETZ GAA. 2, 3, 4, PHA. l, 2, 3, 4, Drarnatics Club 4. Nickname: Dietzie MARCIA DEY GAA. 2, 3, 4, Dial 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, lr. Play, Sr, Play, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Class Sec. Trea. 2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Pep Club 4. Nickname: Marsh DORIS DILLINGER GAA. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, FHA. 4, Sr. Play. Nickname: Ieannie KATHERINE DIETZ GAA. 3, FHA. 2, 3, 4, Nickname: Katie SHIRLEY DILLINGER GAA. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres 3, F.H.A. 4, Co- Pres. 4, Drarnatics Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2. Nickname: Sad IIMMY DILLOW Nickname: Pretty Boy IUNE EAVES ALICE EDDINGS G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. lr G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.l'l.A. l- Chorus l. Dramatics Club 3, 4. Nickname: Iunnie ROBERT EDWARDS Beaumont High, St. Lou- is l, 2, 3, Community High, Dial 4, Dramatics Club 4. Nickname: Bob WILMA FOSTER F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Play. Nickname: lanett IACK EARL Y. Roosevelt High, Hawaiir R.O.T.C., Boys Rifle Team, Football 3, Com- munity High: Football 4. IERRY FEIRICH KATHERINE FEIRICH F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, 2, Treasurer 4. Dial 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, lr, Ply, Sr. Play. Nickname: Katy FRANKIE FRENCH IEANNE FRITZE Football l, Chorus l. Anna-Ioneslooro High 1, Nickname: Frenchfries 2: GAA. 2, Community High: Majorette 3, F.H.A. 4, -Chorus 4. NANCY FORSYTH G.A.A. 1, 2, Choru 3, 4, Dramatics C 3, Sr. Play. Nickname: Nan TERRY GILMORE F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. sl,2 lub2 BARBARA GLASFORD LEONARD GLOVER G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sports FPA. l, Industrial Arts Manager 4, Pep Club 4. Club l, 2. Nickname: Barb MAE ELLEN HAGLER G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Class Sec. 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. Nickname: Mae NANCY HANSON G.A.A. 2, Chorus l, 2, 3: Monitor 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Dramatics Club Z, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, lr. Play, Girls State 3: Sr. Play. Nickname: 'lSusie GLENDELL HARPER Chorus l, 2, 3, lr. Play, Sr. Play. Nickname: Hippo SHIRLEY HAWKINS F.H.A. 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Prom Attendant 3. Nickname: Sadie BOB HARRIS Vienna High l, 2, Com- munity High: Pep Club 4, Drarnatics Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, lr. Play, Sr. Play. Nickname: Spooks RODNEY HEADLEY Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, C Club 4. Nickname: Boneheacl lAMES HARRIS Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, Z, 3, 4, H1-Y l, 2, 3, C Club 3. 4. Nickname: lim DOROTHY HEERN Nickname: Dot ANN HART G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Ma- jorette l, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming At- tendant 4, lr. Play, Sr. Play, Monitor 4. PEGGY HENDERSON Class Vice-Pres. l, Stu- dent Council 2, Monitor l, 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Peg DOROTHY HENDRICK G.A.A. 2, Band l, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Dial 3, 4. Nickname: Dotty E DONNA HERRON F.H.A. 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3: Dramatics Club 3, Prom Attendant 3. Nickname: Marie KENNY HILL MILDRED HOYLE Track 3, lndustrial Arts PHA. 4. Club l, 2. Nickname: 'iMil Nickname: Windy X .. . X V .. 4 1 K. 5 Q i t ' . X b k . BOB HOYT Band l, 2, lndustrial Arts Club l, 2. Nickname: Hoot BILL HUNTER Football l, 4, Baseball 2, Industrial Arts Club l, 2, 3. Nickname: Bill IULA HUGHES GA A, l, 2, 3, Trea. 3. Band l, 2, Photography Club l, Sec. l, FH A 4, Monitor 3, 4. Nickname' 'ilulie ARNOLD IONES Baseball l, Track l BETTY IO HUMPHREY GAA. l, 2, 3, Dial l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Chorus l. Nickname: Bet IUDY KRISTOFF G,A.A. l, 3, F.H.A. l, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Chor- us 4, Pep Club 4. Nicknamei Kristy IOANN HUMPHREYS G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. Nickname: Io-lo ELIZABETH LEWIS G,A.A. 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Student Council l. 2, 3, 4, Serg a. cruis 2, Vice-Pres. 4, Dial 3, 4, Pep Club 4: Drama- tics Club 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Oueen 4, Prom Attendant 3, D.A.R. Award, Nickname: Beth DONALD LIPE FFA. 1, Z, 3, 4. Nicknamez Quak PHILIP MC GEE lndustrial Arts Club 2 Nickname: Magie PAUL LIPE Football lp Track 3. Nickname: Paulie SHIRLEY MIDYETT H Plano High: F.H.A Hi-Tri 1, 25 Pep Cl 2, 35 Chorus l, Purple Clarian. Nickname: Liz Ll Z 3 SHELBY MILLER Football l, 2. THOMAS MONROE Baseball lg Industrial Arts Club 2, 3. Nickname: Tom MILDRED MILLIGAN Band l, 2, 35 Chorus l, 25 Class Sec. 45 Monitor 3, 45 Prom Queen 35 Homecoming Attendant 4. Nickname: Midge IOHN NANNY Chorus 4. Nickname: lody EARL MILTON IRENE MODGLIN Photography Club l, 25 Cobden High l, 2 3 Dial l, 3, 4. Community High, F.HA Nickname: Uncle 4. Milty FRANK NEAL MURIEL NICKOLSON Football 25 Baseball 1, G.A.A. 35 F.H.A. 45 Pep 2, 3, 45 Industrial Arts Club 4. Club 4. Nickname: Nick Nickname: Bud BOB O'DELL Football l. Nickname: Digger BETTY PRICE G,A.A. 2, 3, Sec. 3, Class Treas. 4. Nickname: Bunny ROGER PARRISH Football l, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3 4, Chorus 4, Dial 4, Hi-Y 3, Pholography Club 2, Sr. Class Play. Nickname: Esquire IEAN REED Manchester, Conn. l, 2, 3, GAA. 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. Nickname: Ieannie IO RUSHING G.A,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Moni- tor 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Classy Sec. 3. Nickname: Io SHARON RUSSELL G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Co-Pres. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Pep Club 4. Nickname: Ianie SHARON RUSHING G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Z, 3, Pep Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4. Nickname: Sherry SHIRLEY SMITH GAA. l, 2, 3, PHA. 3, 4, Co-Pres 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. Nickname: Roberta SHIRLEY RUSHING G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, Spanish Club 2, 3, Class Vice-Pres. 4. NORMA SPIRES Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, Sec. 3, Sr. Play. Nickname: Normie VIRGINIA RUSHING G.A.A. 2, Nickname: Ginger IOYCE STEARNS G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A 4. Nickname: Cookie LELA STEARNS G.A,A. 1. Nickname: Lee KAY STROUP Play. Nickname: Tay-Tay G.A.A. 2, Monitor 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Ir. RONNIE STEARNS Football 2, 3, 4, Mana- ger 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, C Club 3, 4, Sec-Treas. 4, Industrial Arts l, 2, Pres. 2. Nickname: Ronnie HARRY TREECE IUANITA TROUTMAN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Monitor 3, 4, Ir. Play, Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4. OLA WILLIAMS Nickname: Baby PATRICIA VEATH G.A.A. 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Chorus l, Z, Ir. Play, Homecoming At- tendant 3, 4. Nickname: Patti PHYLLIS WILLIAMS Class Pres. 1, Dramatics Club 3, Ir. Play, Dial 3, 4, Band Z, 3, Chorus 1, Z, 3. Nickname: Fidos DON WALLER Basketball l, 2, 3, Base- ball l, Z, 3, 4, Track l, 2. Nickname: Walt i . v u I I' ' v mmcz wnioupnsv, G.A.Al.,1:' 2,1 3, 4, PHA. 1, , 3, 4, Trea. 3,'Pres. 4,-1 onitor 3, 45 Chorus ll, Prom Attendant 3. Nickname: Niceie TERRY WELLS Football l, 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Projector Operator 3, 4. Nickname: T 'L CHARLES YOUNG 1:'.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Class Pres. 2, Student Council 3, 4, Ir. Play, Star State Far- mer 3, Dial 4. Nicknarne: Porky .,,..L C it Q. iw NIL' 'fu-cams.. li : X, X ,Q 1 W N' lm. , W-'T -1 ' AA QQ? 5 M .. 1! 9-, A lov' ii' Q, g .lei 1 lm g.gil' f1gQf! 'Q ? ? i Qi 'J W 4 if V Uv iff ,.,. j 1 ' ,. 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I CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL MONITOR MEMBERS DIAL MEMBERS CLASS SPONSORS IUNIORS As We the luntors of 53 rem1n1sce W can hardly realtze that We wrll soon be as sumtng the role of Senrors the most envred class rn htgh school We Wtll be glad to be Senrors but wlll we ever forget the en foyable hours we spent as IUHIOFSIP Let us recall some of the most memorable events Ftrst we must mentton the football and mg several of our boys part1c1pat1ng tn the sports and two of our gtrls help1ng to cheer '1e team to vrctory Wtnnmg second prlze on our Homecommg float lS another achxevement we shall not soon forget The successful performance of our play Our lfrss Brooks wtll also be remembered Wlth great sat1sfact1on tn the years to come Everyone wlll agree that our class serves much credtt for the success of the luntor Semor Banquet Prom We must no forget that Wlthout the co operatton of all our class members under the excellent d1r ectlon of our class sponsors thrs Banquet Prom would not have been possrble We as luntors assumed a great deal of esponslbllltv but we can look back over th1s year wtth pleasure and pnde because of our many a htevements We hope they have not only been a credlt to our class but to the enttre student body of Carbondale Commumty l-hgh S hool 57 , ' ' , ' ' , e Q . ' ' ' . A 4 , - . de- basketball games. We took pride in Watchf A l , . Y' A I ' ' ' . Cl I . l A Xl . 11, . . . - C I 1 Dick Howe Marcia Hunt Shirley Iohnson Shirley loiner Bob Kiriakos Richadene Lence larnes Lingle Vesta Lockerby Pat McCaughan Bonnie McKinney Gary Maloy Mary Lou Mann Ken Martin Willard Mendenall Otis Miller Tommy Miller Sidney Motield Ronnie Morris Ruth Nance Iames Peterson Vernel Pribble Io Pugh Richard Pyle Barbara Reynolds Florine Roach Ray Robertson Eddie Robinson Ioanne Robinson 'C' Iudy Rogers Ierry Rombach Drckey Rotrarnel Robert Rumon Wanda Rushlng Dorothy Smrth VIIQIDIO Smrth Barbara Stacks Carl Stanley Barbara Starhng Marlorme Stearns Dorothy Stern Sue Stocks Iune Treece Ierrr Trlpp Larry Trrpp Tommy Turner Dean Waller hm Weber Bob Wbrte Ruth Whrttenberg Barbara Wrllrams Sue Ann Wrlloughby CONCESSION STAND COAT CHECK HOMECOMING FLOAT HO 'ECOMING ATTENDANT IUNIOR ACTIVITIES IUNIORETTES IUNIOR PLAY CAST 61 .k A 1 , .I N ' ' .A , - .1 'n .7 fu il , I c, ,' ' .. I w Q . t !,!Mij I , l TIME FOR TEA POSED PICTURE CAFETERIA CALL WINTER WONDERLAND HARD WORKING IUNIORS SHINING STARS Q 2' 1 . i, ,xr V, A 7 K , af . ., , N. ,jf - f , SOPHOMORE SPOTLIGHT As our Sophomore year ends we reahze that half ot our h1gh school days are over rn the next two years we as upperclass men wtll become the leaders and take more respons1b1l1ty ID the act1v1t1es of Carbondale Communltv l-hgh School Frrst let us look back over the accompltshments ot the past year lanes pres1dent Tom Iones v1ce pres1dent and Faye Hunter secretary treasurer Bep resenttng the Sophomores on the Student Counc1l were Barbara Goldstetn Betty Whtttenberg and Dan Ktmmel These stu aents led our class tn several money mak mg protects of whrch the most tmportant was the weekly hot dog sale Several ot our boys partrctpated tn sports Vtrgtl Etherton and lohn Langan lettered 1n football whrle Dan Krmmel and lohn Langan were on the Varstty basketball quad Frarcelle Brock Barbara Goldstem and Betty Whtttenberg were members o tae cheertng squad that helped cheer the team to V1 tory many t1mes The Sophomores were well represented n the held of tournahsm Dtane Fxnley Bar bara Goldstem Sandra Wtlltarns and Dale Tones worked on the Dtal whtle Charlotte DIXIE Wells Betty Whrttenberg and Torn ,ones served on the Monttor One of the most excrttng events of the vear was Homecomtng We worked hard cn our float and entoyed the game even though we lost We were very proud when Charlotte Addrson took her place tn the Queens Court at the chrnax ot the dance Thrs year has come to an end and we 'dust look to the tuture wlth hopes that N6 'xflll accornpltsh much and be an asset to our school DIAL MEMBERS MONITOR MEMBERS SPONSORS CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL . . f T - ' ' A 1 1 I We chose tor our class officersi Dale Addison, Francelle Brock, Wilma Eddings, - - - T I J ' I , . . 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Q' K QT,,, '11 WV Sw f 'i we , 2 55 W 5' , in-,K hr . sf 4 0- ...W --4' 5 66 Row I Carole Rotramel lacqueline Russel Donald Snyder Ardell Starling Dick Stearns Row II Shirley Stevens Meredith Tanner Ward Sutton Anna Tellor Sula Van Cleve Row III Oren Wallace limmy Waldrop Rachel Walters Dixie Wells Patricia Westerfield Row IV Wilbur Wheatley Betty Whittenberg Nellie Williams Sue Williams Sandra Williams Row V Marilyn Wright SNAP IDENTII-'ICATIONS Homecoming Float Twirlers Homecoming Attendent Honor Students Slumber Party Yea! Terriers! Our Heroes Our Gang ? 3 9 u , .f .M Q' - ' k+-M! IMT! 1, M ' W,L', y V 'W V . L fix ff, n 9 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS DIAL AND MONITOR MEMBERS FRESHMEN tor Fre hrner tahc of the tov for report cards on whrch our grades go up and down for energv ot X mch the Freshles had rnore than thetr share 'or happw ao lucky Whrch hts us to a T or mrschtet makers that get rn our Wax IS to educatton the thlna that We are tryrna to aet N t r norsv whrch at tunes we shouldnt be CLASS OFFICERS SPONSORS Ff is . s ,r ., ' r H f is , ' ' . . E-isf A Aff r X' ' Q' .. ' . Sfis for Seniors who bossed us around on initiation day. He- is . A'-V - ' ' , Me is f ' ' - ' E ff r ' , ' i f' b . ff is o ' , ' ' ' . Gi' I!! Row Dons Addrson Gene Arras Iudxth Barwlck Wendy Berry Ioyce Betts Sharon Bradley Row Donald Brewer Eihel Brewer Frances Broadway David Brown Shernll Campbell Mary Ellen Cannon Row Georgra Clark Cleia Clubb Nancy Cluits Edith Cobb Carl Collins Phyllls Crane Row Susan Crews Denny Crowell Wxlma Crowell Alma Davis Mane Demmg Roy Demmg Row Ianet Dretz Carole Dohamch Shrrley Ecker Carolee Eddmgs Wllllam Eddrngs Kexih Excker . I, -' af H Biff Q . '1 1' ff' A iff lr 4 B r fe? - A B ' B B B ,. Q V -J ,, if Q 'Alibi V ' ' UQQ 1 M' .Q A M N K , , N I, kr A - . 5,x t , yt 1 V' 1, I ' V ' ' T f f ' ' T . f ' I' ' A La f M NQMM r,,r 4 1 X Q , ff .3 12 ' ' , . ' ' , , , . 2: . , . ' . ' . 3: ' . . , ' . ' . ' . 69 Row Row Row Row 70 Mary Lou Emery Peggy Evans Gretchen Femch Ahce French Wllma Gage Dollxe Glasco Ierr'y Glasco Iames Glasford Mary L Glenn Edward Harnss Frances Hawkms Donald Hawthorne Larry Homxck Dxck Humphrey Larry Iackson Iamce Kalert Maretta Keller Wxlma Kay Kelley Kathryn Kunmel Rodney Klme Warner Kmght David Kraus Eugene Lane Sharon Lawson 2: . . . . ' , ' . Row 3: Ierry Heern, Iames Henry. Pauline Hennes, Betty Io Hicks. Margaret Hiller. Charlene Homberg. 4: ' , ' . . ' , . ' . 5: ' , ' , ' . ' . , . 1 Row Row Row Row Pat Lmdsey Phyllxs Lmdsey Charlotte Lungwxtz George Lybarger Iudy Lybarger Zona M Mamer Iames Mannmg Russ Martm Carroll Matheny Barbara McBride Ierry McDan1el Paul McGowan Ray Myers Dons Nance Bally Neal Susan Nxcholson Tom Palmxer Iudy Parnsh Barbara Peterson Ianet Presley Edward Pnnce lane Pugh Ieanette Ragsdale Bonnie Rees 71 l: ' , ' ' . ' . . . . ' . 2: ' , ' . . ' . ' , . Row 3: Doris McLane. Iohnn Miller. Peggy Miller. Glenda Modglin. Lelia Monroe, Billy Murray. 5: . . ' . , . ' . Row Row How Row 72 Betty Rexd Sue Reynolds Betsy Ross Margaret Scroggms Ixm Seay Margaret Sxmons Leroy Sxms lean Smlth V1da Mae Smxth Claude Steams Eifxe Steams Glenn Stearns Iames Tumer Charles Tumlpseed Thelma Turmpseed Iohn Twxtchell Marsha Van Cleve Waldron B111 Wallace Lynda Wells Ilm Whxttenberg Nancy Wxllard Francxs Wxlhams Bob Wolfe Max 1: ' . . . ' . ' . ' . Row 3: Evelyn Stevens. Frank Stobart, Kris Stotlar. Betty Lou Tellor, Emma Treece, Herbert Treece. 4: . ' . ' , ' , . FRESHMEN MEMOIRS As we look over our f1rst year at Car bondale Commumty I-hgh School we re merrber that eventful a1rls 1n1t1at1on Thts day was cllmaxed by an assembly program featurmg stars from the Freshman class Qeveral sluts were performed durmg th1s program There they are now all dressed up for the play The Shrek Next ln l1ne appears the ftfth hour phy 1cal educatron class These gtrls are work mg hard learnmg the excrttng game of speedball Not1ce next the homemaklng class at work We see several glrls laylng out patterns for the future dress styles Noon at last and We Warted our turn 1n l1ne for lunch 1n the school cafeterla Last of all We approach the school bus headed for home brlngmg to a close another happy chool year 73 xx ll 1 ' ' - 1 . . L 1 H - 11 1 1 1 - L I C. . . - Q .1 . . . B,4Af: -2,5 , , - ., . . A- 41 at ' vm-,-7 gif-:fs an 4Wfl55iQvMINI?fTRATI91l1iAf ,,,,,, ,gui Lge ,.,,,,.,. ap.,.,.,'a,J4- 6. 414444-'L 6' . So-sl M-4. '61-1:0400--J. -LQ fvsa Cv.-AJ... 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K' A I 1 ' X I I I o + ' I ., 1 - 1 I 0 ' fA ' 4 Q 09.8, .HI ' I . 0 ' of . ' ' MT 1 . 0 I I M M if s 19 ' I 1 I It I -' - '32 A rf - -' 2 , was r,-w , -N ' 1 wkgy ',3i,.2 .' - 'Eg4y' .sm 1 if xi 1: E Q2 Wi 1-4-wM,.4 --X, Q ' 1 .K I' xi ' 'x . u L1 ls g-.,, ', f ,EAP ,A ff , f, -nhl' Euimtf .h ,gan za 'M- Glu i BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr F Lynn Presldent Mr I West Mrs C Young Mr R C Ioseph Mr I K FGIYICII sf ADMINISTRATION X GUIDANCE Mass Pcrrrxsh Mr N Fmley Mr O K Bowen Iflrs Pres P T A OFFICERS L Penland Pres Mrs I Armstrong Vice Mrs L Lungwrtz Sec Mr G Dmmond Trecxs 76 P- N 'fy U 4 I 1 -R J I I , ' -1- 2 v ' E I I I l I wi ' . ' , . xv 5 ,jf 0 'Lf .L Q , i-X. f X LJ ' rw' .1 , Q I , wp- ,ch , I tx: 'S J ' I V . . . I ' I 4 .. 4 17 Ill! Zim Mr Bowen Deon of Men Socxcrl Studres Algebra ll Solld Geometry Soclology Plone Geometry Mr Dmmond Agmculturel ll Ill Mrs Franklm Pl'1YS1CGl Educcitton Mrss Brubaker Englrsh l LQ ID l l Drol Sponsor Mr Flnley Amerlcon I-hstory Soc1crl Stud1es CIVICS Gurdcmce Mrs. Funderburk Se retory -K Mr Colbum World H1 tory Amerrcon I-hsto y Football Coach A lst BQ ketbclll Coach Mrs Foley Sec etc: 5 Mlss Funk Er1o1sh l ll Speecl Momtor Sponsor J '4 l O 4 1 xx I tl . . X f x E - , 1 . X , N X N' zfgi ' 3 of ll l 1 4 , ,t . . 3 K ' ' t' , l , A r .u A . , I F v . ell ' - 1 A . C 7 A A . Mr Gnffm Band Chorus Cherrustry Phys1cs Algebra l General SCIGTICG Mrs. LaN1er Ballard L1brar1arx 78 M1ss :Hill Nurse Socral Stuches Iumor Home Nursmg Cafe-ter1a Mr Lambert B1ology Drrvers Tralrurlg General Scrence Mrs Hoover Sparush l ll Enghsh ll Geography Typmg Enghsh l Il Mr Lynn Shop l ll Mechamcal Drawmg Y . Mr. Hoover Mrs. Hudgins Mrs. Ilmgefs . . . I 7'E ' V' .sig 9 - Q ar Mr. McBride Physical Education Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Track Coach Miss Parrish Dean of Girls Shorthand ll Typing ll Bookkeeping Mrs. Morgan Home Economics Family Living Mr. Smith Bookkeeping Social Studies Shorthand l Baseball Coach I, Il, lll Assistant Football Coach Mrs. Todd Miss Wilhelm Social Studies English Ill, lV Home Economics l, ll English Grammar Business Math Dial Sponsor Mr. Morris Art l, ll American History Mr. Stroup Algebra l Plane Geometry General Math General Business F NOLAN A ROSAN -,,...,f- 3' ,H FAREWELL As we come to the end of an- other school year, l would like to express sincere appreciation to all those who have in any way contributed to its success and hap- piness. Special praise is due the class of l953 for their production ot this yearbook as well as tor the other worthy projects which they have sponsored and brought to a successful conclusion. For some, the close ct the school year 'will mark the end of their tormal education For others it will OG the beginning ot further special ized training Vcr all ot us it ll present an opportunity to review the past with all ot its Joys and all ot its sorrows Even as N9 pause for that backward glance we know that the tuture stands before us Where v e have been weak and have tailed may we determine to overcome weakness and succeed Whe e we have ac complishea may we strive tor even greater success tempering our strength with graciousness lest we become arrogant May we put into practice those good things me have learned confident that they will serve as secure tepping stones as we go on into the future N A Rosan Principal Y A . I A V . gl . I 'Jvvl - , . VY A , . , . I' - -, , Y , A .I . T I . Q . v . A17 A J f 0 - X9 . , V - f X ' 'lu , ' lf , Y L, N. Y V l fu- 25f'..- '. 21- SQ - 1 , ,,e..2i,. - - N,.IfJ-f' ' -'X A K ' 'X X, S, V ' : M ' - ,ll 5' X -N ' i ' . 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