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

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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

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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,

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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