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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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Janet Presley. and a small drop of ink . . . makes The people of the Mcwnitor staff keep the Carbondale Community High School students posted on the happenings around school. Sports reports, current activities of the classes. music news. and editorial reminders of what is expected of high school students, are the usual features of this hifmonthly school publication. A memher of the Southern Illinois High School Press Association and also of Ilf linois State High School Press Association. the hlonitor, for the year 1953, won 2nd place in the Columhia Scholastic Press Association contest. The Monitor attempts to give those peof ple interested in journalism an opportunity to hecome acciuainted with the various asf pects 1 If newspaper wi -rlq. Math IllEiJMl1llIIQ Vol. 21 NO. 6 l'ub.1slied sem:-monthly during tho school year by the students of the Car- L-omlaltv li'o::ir.zu:1.ty Hlbli School Carbon- al-. Illlnoll. Entered as third class matter ll tho post ofrzce at Farbomlale, Illlnoll under tho- aft of March 3. 18'lI. Erlltor ......,.. ,...,. . .Nancy Hoffman Asaietant Eiiiior ..,......,,. Tom Jones Vrpj: Eiiitfir ......... ,.W1lm:r Edrilngs Co-News Editors ..... Betty Wliittenberg. Dixie XVells Co-Feature Editors .... Francelle Bro:-k, Charlotte Addison Rcporters ........... Charlene Honib.-rg, Alice Frcfnth, Janet Presley Imll- Crowell lviuriinlst ..........,...., Hob Bernard Sports XVriters .....,..... Kent Joseph, Ken Martin, Iiuss Martin Typlsts ........... Sue Ellen Bargesser. Pat Goodman 2 Aclvfrtislnp: ...... Charlotte Lumzwitz. , . , , . . Sherry Campbell Dixie WQIIS- BQUY Whmenbfffg- NQWS 9d't0f5- Fran' Business Manager ........ Claude Stearns celle Brock. Feature editor. and Patty Goodman, typ- SKIOUSIWF ................ Rox' Weshinskey ist. read 3 finighgd product, M-'miner Southern lll nols High School l'1'erm Anon.-is-tion Member Iliinois H1411 School I'reu Association ESRC!-YLMENT-456 thousands, perhaps millions, think. -Lord Byron MONITOR STAFF-Back ron: Bob Bernard. Russ Martin. Ken Martin. Kent Joseph, Dale Crowell. Center ran: Mr. Weshinskev. W'ilma Eddings. Lynda Forsythe. Ruth Nlatheny. Janet Presley, Shirley W'atkins, Alice Fri-nth. Charlene Homberg. Front ron: Sue Ellen Bnrgesser. Patty Goodman. Charlotte Addison. Francelle Brock. Claude Stearns. Nancy Hoffman. Tommy jones. Dixie Wells. Betty W'hittenhc-rg. Charlotte Lungwitz, Sherry Campbell. 1 l FFA A lzttle farm uell tzlled a lzttle barn well fzlled 1 an-Q James Hook The Future Farmers of Amerlea ls a na tlonal organlzauon of farm boys enrolled 111 xoeauonal a0r1eulture xx ho are mterested m promotmv '1.gI'lLLll1CLl1' 11 oeeupatxons Th loeal ehlpter proxrde the memlrers in op portumty to dex elop le ldershrp 1b111ty By 1 FILIIILIIIQ PJI'll1lllCI1I1I'y Proeedure ln the meetmvs by the p1rt1e1p1t1on ot the boys m the P1rl1.1'nent1ry Proeedure eontest it Du uom and by the ofheers and eommlt tees planmng and errrymv out a program ol xxo lx for the ye1r future leiders may Clexelop Pl ms xxere 11 o m ltle for reereluon throughout the ye xr The 1'oy c rvamzed .1 bl lxetb 111 teim xx ent on 1 tour for both amusement and IIINIIILILCIOII, .md took pirt m jomt aet1x1t1es xx 1th the F H A Other a1ms of the members and the chapter are to prietlee cooperatlon thrllt md to foster patrlotl m by trammg for u e ful e1t1Zensh1p By completmg xarrous projeets they le 1rn to eope xxlth the same problems xx hleh they wlll meet m the purstut of an wneultural cireer F F A officers 'md sponsor Inwrence Dcntz smgs at 1 F F A progmm Robert Runnon wth hrs Hereford mule I7 Donald Hawthorne 1nd h s Hampshire htter FHA Homekeepmg hearts are happlest The Future Homemalten of Amerlca IS a natronal orgamzauon of Students who study homemalung ID junror and Qenlor h10h sthoole F H A er 5 work together for a better and happler home hfe for all F H 'X 1 haeed on the bellef that helpm to make happy homee now and 1n the fu ture 15 the moat lmportant thxng that you can do for democracy The Carbondale Communxty Hlgh hchc ol chapter vnth the help ot ltf Qpon Sors lxlrb Vesti lvlorgan md Mr Alma Todd eletted ofhcers who acted as repre al Reglonal State and Nat1onalDelega tlons TheQe officers acted as guldes for the members ID Carrylng out the State and Natmnal Prmette and ID achlexmg the goals 1nd purposeb of the organlzatlon Longfellow 69' ll Q Prnt ron Sue Wllloughbv Elhne Cram Kathryn Kimmel Second ron Sharon Hall Vesta Lockerby anet Brldges Sue Elston Third ron Mrs Todd Bonne Rees Mrs Morgan Installatxon of Officers S1nt1 Cluls offlcrates at Chr1stm1s Party Mrs Wxlloughby Chapter Mother cuts F H A Blrthd1y Cake l I . . D T e. . . . N ' x M ,Q 4 L ' c . I - I 1 . .. . s ., 1 g .1 ' M V I r - - - , . '7 , 3 A L T 016. , ,I Q . Af I 1 , Y. D ., t, ' . , f 1 2 . 1 S. 1 7 T 9 V , sentatives of the entire chapter in Section' 9 n 1 a 4 9 l L' I . I Q 1 H 1 ' ' . vv W 1 h ' v . ' ': . , z . U - 5 v ' ' Student Council . Your representative owes you, not his industry only, but his judgment. -Edmund Burke First ron Ken Nlartm Charles Halterman Ruth Whlttenberg Bern Whlttenberg Barbara Goldstein Dan Kim mel Back ron ennme Morrus Larry Dykhouse Mike L1ng1n udy B1rw1clc Georgn Chrk nm Whuttenberg The memher ot the 1r1d1x1dual elasses eleet from the1r Group three students td represent them ID h1ncll1nG matters ot 1m pormnee durmv the sehool year To he Th S d C l l Q 'U em num' emoysa mum moment l1g1hle tor memher h1p 1 tudent mu t Illlllltllll lll 1xer1ve of C or hetter m 1 IPI e of repre entmu 1 e 1s III my 1111h e111 xx 1 111111 t 1r1 e re 1t1r1u to 1 111 5 111111 111 11111ee1111111w te t1x1 e 111 tt 11111111 111. 1111e -.111 111111 New tutent 1re lI1II'OL.lL1eCLl to ch 5 mem 1 enum 1 1111111 t1y tt tu e ' 1 111 ll w Il lg C1111111111111ty ll 1 -? l 4 - N . 5 1 Q' V in ' e ' s ' 4 s 5 1' 1- VN' X- LA 1' 1 1' ag N Ld , I glen he ea zhlf ' sf 'S hs 'lrgs' D ' M 1 ' 1' l' s 'heh gh 1 's1'lz ' 5 the st11de11ts. These twelve people plzm the gsse bl'p-,-11 s, H 1' ', tixz ti hm .lMr'h11fDi N 1 1' p1',. lf sg ' e ' sehr 111l lW' ' l'e'4 MIA tl1l4 ' 'il. Th N 11rg.1111:11t11111 is the .' s. 'mf he S time .Ill s lll- Cf. Al 1 el.l1 . ' ' Hgh ' Silwfll. The memher ot the N mon ul Honor Nr euety ure eho en hy preterentual xote or the meulty on the hd u of eh alar hup leader 1 erxuee un hurueter The o ue t o thu ehapter vuull he Um ereate .un enthu 121 m for eholar hup to promote worthy eider hup tm t1mul1t 1 de ure to ren er erxuee and to eneoureuve the dex elopment t ehurieter un the pupul ot Carbondale f'4ummL1nuty Hu h qehool Fifteen per eent or the 5enuor el 155 m uy be eleeted but on y t d T 1 th REMLXIINIING MEMBERS-Ruth Whuttenberg Bon L CL C Ok ly I Ura MHZ num i C me MLKunnev unu Hmrward Nunq Hotfmun Que tu 15hed hugh pr le uunu um un U bl Wlllwxhbr t nr eeond lry edue utuon Honor Socuety Keep honor, luke your sabre, brught George Wa5hungton Patten NEW LY ELECTED MEMHER9-Betty Whuttenberg Burbaru Goldsteun Tom jones Nurgunua Snuuth Duel: Ro rramel Ken Martun Mu5s Brubaker Sponsor erru Trupp Duck Howe o Pugh Duane Funlu Sharon Hall Mr Dufumond Sponsor Judy Rogers 5 fi ' z x rg 1 S v - if v . 1' ' ' '55 '5'f 5 '. ' f 5h'p, 5 1 d Q Q 2' . hu' Q Q' 5 1 Q' Q ' - v N ' E' L' U ld 5 ', 15' Q e L 5 d 55 fx Q 7 ,K V5 , o ' z Q E '5 5' ' ,, . It A -, ru select fuve per cent: of the junior cla.55 i5 ' -E 'l'. 1' 5 ,g'1' h45 5' ,41f'VJ, , - - .hlff ' oV5.5'u al 1' QQ d 441- - '. A ' ' u 5 ' 1 'Q ' . b v . ' . KN :J . . ' , E -I ' . 1. .lx ' . I ' , If . Y U . U l-I Q U Q .. narl 5, , an ' x WX W Q , Q if .A I Q1 YL' ,X 5, X V 5 Q' lr K z 3 X X ',, 'ef 5 - H wh Q as 5 E kg X . X Q HJ get E ,ff X Xf f +A' yep X N' ' si: Y' .i XXX Xxx QP S' .. ' I A ' 15 Q , .ig 2 X Y m Q-'A C' I I nb' -,.s -J, X., X x 5 In rx J 'Q X xx 11 N 1 X X' 1 ' QS' A V -3 V H J .Q , 5 4 I H I I u I I an Q Q r --' - - ' - '1 -7.L- .., T. - ...QM Front mn: Diane Finley. Sue Rentfro. Mary Lea Brown. Ada Rury. Jeannie Morris. Second ron: Dixie Wells. Carolyn Adams. Sharon Bradley, Carole Rotramel. Ronnie Morris. Nancy Hogue. Jean Armstrong. Third ron: Don Burl-K. Charles Stevens. Myron Taylor. Steve Stroup. Lynda W'ells. Royce Howell. Sue Borger. Jackie Rus- sell. Fourth ron: Pete Peterson, Virgil Etherton, Buddy Hall. Bob Hill. Rita Ellis. Nancy Hoffman, H. K. Hink- ley. Stanton Hudgins. Lynn Lewis, C. Treece. Frank Fenzel. Back ron: janet Presley. Bob Miller. John Hurley, Darrell Wright. Pat McCoy'. Marcia Fritze. Sondra Wiomaclc. Pat Lindsey. Wilma Alexander. Alice French. Top: Pat Goodman. Drum Major etle. Bollom: Mr. Griffin, Director sublime desires. -Addison During 1953 and 1954 the Carhnndale Ccininiunif ty High School hand was composed of approximately eighty-live memhers. The hand. under the direction fi Archie N. Crirhn. was the District and State cf-ntest winner in 1953, ln 1954 the hand entered fililrs Au cwnipetitinn. lxliss Pat C2114 idnian was the izzajnrette for the Past four years. and lxtliss Alaeleie Russell served as student cr inductr ir. The hand hreales up intn fnur pep hands. several xiiall ensemhles and one large dance hand. Arprfrxiniately eightyfhve menihers of the hand. chorus and lxladrigals tcicile a pleasure trip down tn as Xen' Orleans. Louisiana mer the Easter Hcilidays. Sfff1C1f11IlUC highlights nf the trip were a river trip on :he fi 9. President. and touring parts 1 ti the French Quarter including the Vieux Curre. ,- DANCE BAND-Front mn: Jean Armstrong. Jackie Russell. Patricia McClintock. Barbara Goldstein. Back row: J. C. Treece. Frank Fenzel, Tommy Miller. Marsha Van Cleve. Tom Jones. Vocal . . The Voice so sweet, the words so fair, As some soft chime Nine members of Carbondale Com' This year the Madrigals were composed munity High School composed the newly of approximately sixteen students under established dance band. This group ably the direction of Mr. Archie Griffen. At performed popular music for several school District Contest they were rated first, en' affairs. Most important of these atfairs titling them to compete in the State Con' was the all school dance held at Teen Town test: there they were rated first superior. after the annual Carbondaleflvlurphysboriu During the year the group has entertained game. XVith Hot Toddyu as their theme for many school activities and have been song, the band played a wellfrounded selecf in frequent demand by community and tion of enjoyable dance music. civic groups. NIADRIGALS-Front roxr: Jackie Russell. Joyce Roberson. Mary' Lea Brown. Susan Crews. Kathryn Kimmel. Sue Williams. Linda Stewart. Judy Parrish, Gretchen Feirich. Charlene Homberg. Jean Armstrong. Charlotte Addi- son. Back ron: Sally Wright. John Hurley, Jerry Rombach. H. K, Hinkley, Frank Fenzel. Marsha Van Cleve, Stanton Hudgins. Frank Stobart, Charlotte Lungwitz. Front row Frankie Hart Kathryn Klmmel Charlene Homberg Judy Parrish Gretchen Femch Wanda Hull Sue Wnllnams Jo Ann Miller Barbara Reynolds oyce Halstead Susan Crews Faye Hunter Middle ron Dors Beecher Peggy Mlller Evelyn Stevens Sharon Lawson Linda Stewart Sndney Moheld Barbara Peterson ane P Shxrley Frost o Pu oyce Betts Charlotte Lungwntz Back row Barbara McBrnde Dorothy Stem Twntchell Tommy Palm er Sh rley Stevens o Penlard Vxda Smuth had stroked the azr, And though the sound had parted thence, Stull left an echo ln the sense Ben Jonson Thls year the chorus under the d1ree won a first superior at State Musxe Con tlon of Mr Arthle Grlfhn was made up test On Detemher 18 three sthcols of approx1mate1y forty hxe memlsers Brush, Lmeoln and Communlty Hlgh Along XVllfl'1 the band th y bypassed Cla s B School presented a Chrlstmas program 1n CCJIHIDEIICIOD and hue entered glass A the Lmcoln unlor Hlgh School gym Durlnv the 1933 sthool year the ehorus nas1um Student Dlrector J C Treece Student Dnrector ackxe Russell lf? 'P ' t f l 2 1:1 'Q ' V L Al I , y - ' 1 l D 1 . l v v I . v U x - ' 'I 7 . Y ' 9 . 7 1 ' 7 J D ugh. , J eh, J , . f D , , Florine Roach, John Stobart, Larry Crowell, Vernon Eaton, Steve Bahr, Jerry Rombach, Dxck Humphrey, John ' , 2 , I ' , I . , ' ' . ' , ' v ' ' ' W ' 'UI' f . R , V ' 1 . A , Q I 1 , , , 1 -. - - , , . 2 M Si 4 . . . ,.,, M N 1 N. K, . lean Armstrong aclue Russell o Penland Dixie Wells Bob Bernard Diane Fmlew Dan Kimmel Sula Van Clexe Buddx Hall Barhara Goldstein H K Hmlllex Charlotte Addison Shirley Frost Francelle Brock Sue Elston Bob Bowd unior Class Play 4 hzt a levy palpable hz! Shakespeare Men Are Like Streetcars Un Noxember twenty hr t the lunior cias pre ented Iwlen Are Lilte qtreetcars 1- the innual lunior play It wa teen age comedy of ituation by Christopher bergel leased on a noxel by Graeme and barah Lorimer Maudie the younge t daughter was her crowds authority on getting and holding a m'1n. bhe passed this information 'around but her line backfired. Her friends rot angry when 'i xisiting cousin mono' polized their boy friends . Maudie he came a little fixeru and straightened out SNAPSHOT-Lefl lo right: B. Boyd D. Kimmel S. X an Cleve. all the diflicultie o that exeryone wa happy Like all Good thing thi play took a lot of worlt and many hours of practice for a successful presentation Many amusing incident and good times were had by the entire cast sometimes at the expense of the director Mr. Weshinskey. On the 'afternoon of the twenty first a matinee w as presented to the student body. After the final performance that night a party was held in the cafeteria for the entire cast. CAST ,, ,...,, ,,,,. ' lXllC x Txlaudic Sylyi. , li me Fm Cy' Aix in X D ll i - ,..,,,,,, ,,.,,, S liirlcy Frost 5, ,f. irlxtri Tx r- lxllfsf ti . - I '- H' rf 1 . r.. ..-1: .ly H ltci' .ij Xl! xv! 4 Mgt- l cl 3' l l.ll ,rw .11 ' into Vs .L Lei . , mfg. it - I N A YT -- 1. A j'- jj g V t .wilt YN ' tl . ' N 1' hir- Anti: . .c -so 35953363 S56 2? 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I4 Bob Kelley Russ Martin Tom Miller Dick Rotramel Virgil Etherton George Patton Nlarris Lingle Bob Brewer daily shows,' The way he stands on his feet and takes F ate's numerous bumps and blows. -Anon Front ran, left to riglil: Coach Thompson. Coach Martin. Joseph. K. Nlartin. Howe, B. Brewer, Etherton. Kiria- lfos, O. Miller. Pribble. Langan. Peterson, Coach Bleyer. Second mn: Stroup, Bateman, Bridges, Phemister, R. Nlnrtin. Harriss, Turner, Wfolle. T. Miller. Knight. Rotramel. Kelley. Lingle. Lambert, Lybarger. Back ron: Coach McBride. Hays. Grahame, Barker. Knowles. M. Lnngan. Maize, Stearns. Crnwshaw. Dylchouse, Hunter, Bobbitt. Heern. Burke. Long, Roach. Turnipseecl. Eddings. W hittenberg. Clark. Brown. Patton. Courtesy of Southern lllinoisian Nenspaper 23 This was Coach Frank Bleyers first year at C C H S and it proved to be a fruitful one Although the Terriers won C C H S has seen ln three years and they won second place in the Southwest Egyptian Conference The line and back held were reasonably well balanced The squad used T forma tion Dick Howe and Ken Martin were outstanding on offense while ohn Langan '76 P e ga e huddle D nd thethrty and Virgil Etherton showed up very well on defense The spirit and enthusiasm of the student of the team After losing their first two encounters the team was sparked and fought back with zest and dogged deter mination to win the next several games Coach Bleyer awarded varsity letters to 19 boys l' - In ow e on i l no championship, they had the best team body contributed much toward the success V 5 I Ull hrs! ron Edclxe Muller Bob Long Carl Bateman Harry Bobbntt lm Whnttenberg Fred Hunter Second ron Don Brewer Warner Knight Bob Kelley Jam Turner Russ Nlartln Mike Langan Bruce Stearns Edward HHFYISS ern Hood Dlfk Krustoff Roger Williams Denny Crowell Vtrgll Stearns ames Eddtngs umor Varslty Football Many small make a great John Heywood unlor V3fS1ty Basketball Edward Harrlss Richard Hezmbaugh Larry Hale Larrx Dvl-thou e Don Brewer Mlke lnngan Lorts Lambert Bob Kelley Eddle Nelson 77 'R if 'H 1 , l B . LE.--' . .. V V: . . y A . I s V . VY I . J i Q Larry Dylchouse. Third 7092 James Henry. George Bybarger. Jim. Burke. Charles Turnipseecl: Bobby Kristoff l ,' - ' ' , ' ' , , ' ' . , .l- e ' - Basketball . . . The best of the fight This years edition of the Terriers gave Carbondale one of its most successful seaf sons since the 193869 team. The Terriers compiled a 207 record, a vast improve' ment over past records. Led by Dick Howe and Ken lvlartin. the Terriers opened the season with three decisive victories. In the game with Murphysboro the Terriers set a new ref cord for the must points scored on their home floor, and Dick Howe set a new in' dividual record with 36 points. We lost the next game to a very fine Pinckneyville five. Next, the Terriers entered the XVest Frankfort holiday tourney and finished third. After a brief rest, they opened play in a very tough Centralia holiday tournaf ment. The Terriers took the first game against Salem but then lost a heartbreak er to Litchfield. Returning to conference play, we barely squeezed by the Afj Wild' cats by coming from behind in the last few minutes of the game. The next three games were all victories for the lV1cBridemen as they ran past a stalling U. High, a highly Gordon Cozadd Ken Martin James Peterson Charles Halterman is the staying, And the best of all ranked XVest Frankfort team and the fine Chester team. only to lose to the State Tourney favorites. the Pinckneyville Panthers. The Terriers came back the next game to defeat the Murphysboro Red Devils easily and to win the following game against Trico. Next, the Terriers suffered a defeat from Sparta for the fifth time in three years, but came back with decisive wins against DuQuoin, Herrin. and Johnston City, and in the following game beat Sparta for the first time in three years. Playing in their first overtime game of the season, the Terriers lost to a very fine East St. Louis team. The team closed the season with victories over the Chester Yellowjackets and Fairfield. In the Regionf al tournament the Terriers defeated Uni' versity School, only to lose to the Marion XVildcats. The season closed with the awarding of letters at a special assembly of the student body, and the annual banquet. Dick Howe was chosen by his teamates as captain. Dick I'-lowe Bill McBride. Coach Henry Maze john Hays, Manager X , 1 7,1 xx , s 4 -f ,4- f i'c, N .-if f X9 h ll dilj.-nr X J.. wx' ,I Z , ly Vi? ' , f' Eg- f X L I .H A- j ,ffl 4, ' Q -f 1, Q? 1,' v Y sf u s ' ? X ki' vw tx if .J Z LA x IN -- 4 ' f . Imbxj 1 1' 'Q 5.1 11' gif' 44 l'yl, -rf 7' :' :XM mf' ruhff l'f xx1 I N1 W ,if 2,1 lf' -1 XYAT -H' 'Il 1,113 KF CTL-X: 'VT' 'lrlslu 4 VIIYQV' 4I'?'1'IXd,4lU N Nfwirpv I r lI'IVvI!J44lC 'N Trfqv mix 'rx his 54 SV frm ,HN-z1X1.4l' N1 IHHLQII 1 II WEN :tx .,.'.' ff Hsrrzx 'rf' zulu' N 5:1111 ml' 'nik' 'Q Bl im-' f N4 r' fx' QW rt 'f I Xt N I ' .' f R4 fx Xt T 1 n N f t' Charlotte Addxson Francelle Brock Barbara Goldstem Cheerleaders Cheer good play on both sides At the hegmnlng ol the 5 hc ol year the atudent body those IX glrlb to repre en the bchool as cheerleaderb The squad Con slated of two semors and four junlorb The txxo bemorb choben were Ruth Whitten berg and jo Pugh the jumor Charlotte Addlbon Betty Whlttenberg Birhara Goldbteln and Franeelle Broek Durlnv the football ea on the che r le xderb wore vxh1te warm up jaeket blaelx torduroy sl lelxo and slddle oxfordb Wlth the arrlwl ofthe baaketball :eaaon the too tumeb ehanged to blatlx eorduroy jumper: x hlte hloubea blaelt wuede bllpperb ind Anon hlatk and vxhlte leanleb Praetleeb were held on afternoonb xx hxch x ere conwement for the g1rls At th e practleeb routlnes and yells were worked to rerfecuon The cheerleaders lntroduted new yella and xx hen po blble added pht for xar1ety The glrlb attended every game and ur0e.l every student to do the ame Th y en toaraved good sportsmanbhlp and vt ere matrumental ID aroublng p p among the Qtudent body The eheerleadera and th btudent body deserxe mueh eredlt tor th t amb many X1 tones Jo Pugh Ruth Whxttenberg Betty Whnttenberg l Track . . Ten fo make and the match to u'in. -Sir Henry Newbolt Top ron lc! to nghl Gars Chllders co captan Xernal Prxbble :mms Waldrop Ed Edwards Duck Home Dale Crowell ack Heern ack Earl David Brown Tommv Turner Bob Boyd jam Harrus Bob Brewer ohn Stobart Warner Knught Llowd Cox Lors Lambert Ronald Leslne Bob Knrnakos Stanton Hudglns Borlom nm lc! to right Vlrgxl Stearns Vnrgll Etherton lm Whlttenberg Ronme Morne Don Brewer ohn Havf Tommy Muller larrw ackson Bull Clark Bob Kelles Wavne Calhoun Charles Hogue ames Peterson Waxman Holder co captain P1m1tneyx111c ' Benton 4 Carbondale Marlon 1 4 NaQhx111e 7 Vo Carbonc1a1e v 1vI1r1on 75 g Herrm Carbondale 691 v CdT1'ClDk111C Hurst Bu 11 59 5X6 Co C1ptam Waxman Holder 'Vlgrs C Halterman R Kmako: Co Captaxn Gan Ch ldcrs Coach lVlcBr1dc K VI! wg. 'I Q, will . f ' : 4' ' . -- 1: 7 ' . I' f' A. D . ' '. . J l Q .l V - 1 , h - h I . , . 1 J ,1.': .Jfb f ' ,JI 1 ' j ' ' ' , . ' ' s.l 9 ,' 1 Q' f we vw 43 A I , -7 A 54Vh . ' V21 ' 75 A . fn ' ez 45 11 1 B . Y A T5 ' 5515 ' ll ,I I - . ' , AN QL. xg? ' B W 4,, ifgiqiaxffg . - - 'L' 6 5, 5 6 'N f'51J' A I! .qk .ai lx mer? 1 f I' 1 Mfg- ., 5 iv First nm: Maze. Kiriakos. Howe. Turner. Halterman. K. hflartin. Pribble. Etherton. Seroml mu: Neal. Stearns. Wvaller. Nliller. Lingle. Kelley. Peterson. Co7.ldd. Nlr. Bfeyer. Sponsor. Tliinl nm: Leslie. Lmibert. R. lxlartin. H.irriss. Joseph. Rotraniel. lalngan. Stobart. cccv . . . Play the game for the sake of the game. The C Club is our letterfman club. To become eligible for membership in the Club. a boy must first earn his letter in any Varsity sport. After the initiations. both formal and informal. the candidate becomes an active member. This year the boys had to wear womens clothing and cosmetics. The orlicers vvere: President. -Anon Tom Turner: Vice President. Charles Haltermang SecretaryfTreasurer. Dick l'loWe1 Sergeant at Arms. Ken Ivlartin. All four of our coaches served as sponf sors for the group. Ivleetings are held dur' ing the noon hour. This year the boys enf joyed several social functions with money they had earned in rafiles. etc. G, A, A, . . Is unselfish and always reads to teach others. The Girls Athletic Association is an or' ganization set up for girls who have a bona fide interest in sports. The group meets once a week after school and the annual dues are fifty cents. Marjorie Stearns acted as President this year assisted by Vice President. Barbara Peterson. Glenda Ivlodf -Anon glin served as Secretary and the Treasurf er. Wiliiizi Eddings, handled the finances. Mrs. Nlorrison was sponsor of the group. As vvell as their vveekly play period. the girls enjoyed several extra activities throughout the year. Bolton: run, Iefl to riglll: Cannon. Clark. Tellor, Wi. Edclings. Nlodglin. Peterson. Stearns. Hunt, Berry, Hau- kins. Hale. Tap mu: M. Glenn. Bagley. C. Glenn. Absher. Matheny. Adams. S. Burger. O'Dell. Smith. Sucks. Bradley. Barwiclc. C. 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EEEEQQEEQEEEQEESSEQ N4 , 9 f V nf ' 1 if 6 5 I 21 'ns 5 . g f V5 ii f' X I Qi I 40'-kgq ,1lV,,1,l v 2 'T ' X S . ,1,. 4 3 7 1l!Q.- 4 Ar 3 .J af: , J .-::.'-Jaw ! ft B. ,I 6 -, if 1 4 ti 4 CLASS OFFICERS-Nancy Margaret Dick Virginia STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS--Charles Ruth Ken Seniors and departing leave behmd us We the Seniors of 1954 bequeath to all the seniors of the future our memories of the years spent in high school We leave the memories of our freshman year when each of us finding things new and different strove in our own way to conform to the ideals and methods set up for us. By the time we were sophomores we had become a part of our school. The things around us were familiar and the faces were no longer strange. We watched the freshies with amusement wondering if we were ever like that. The memories of our junior year are still vivid in our minds. We recall the thrill of realizing that we were now upperclassf men: but that isn't all we remember. We recall the hard work of financing our Prom and the time spent making our idea a 46 Longfellow beautiful reality But it wasn t all work none of us will ever forget the fun we had our junior year and now we loo back and wonder if the Juniors realize that they have only one wonderful year remaining Our senior year is already in part a memory We are now aware that these halls will soon cease to be a part of our life that soon we will be on our own go ing our separate ways meeting different people. As individuals we may not all be ready for the responsibility but as a class vte must be for soon high school will be for us only a memory. These thoughts and memories we leave with you, in the hope that you will cherish them as we do and that your memories of your high school days will be as happy as ours are. Sue Ellen Bargesser Connxe Batteau Dons Beecher Margaret Borger Ban 1 4 H 'X 4 par Ban l 4 Clmru Bm l 'K pam lu Club 1 h Flu G ll .lpter Pre .1 ohn Broolchouse r 1 Ba e a Mana er ' Thelma Brown A l 4 pzm 1 l1 Clulw Trna ur r 4 H llll6k.fJIIllI'l -X 4 Semors 1 54 Dune Burcllck Harold Calhoun Barbara Clar Carole Cox Ban l 1 4 C 0 u Ba lxetlwa l not 'K FH 'X am l'wa Ba eba1l 1 Club 7 Prom Attendant Spdlll h Clulw 1 -1-7 ' .Cl . Z. 3. ZF. ... l:.lHl..'5x. l. 2. 3. LS .f ' Ll . 1, 3. : ,. 2 5 al . Z: FH... 1. 2, LZ.-115 'S , 2.3 1 , 53 4: ..-Xml. 3: Spzuxh Ch' K. 4: Cl'-4 ClI1l'v 3 - 6 1 1 ' ' Q . tt, .l F.F.A. 3, 4: lndu-trial Ats Club 1: sbll 0 I l:.H...Z,3,:S f ii .1 g,hrf ll .z.31F f c1.a...11 . ,A,1'f: F.H,1.1.4 ' 1: G.A.A. 1: Sp Ash ll lu. Z: S ' .131 1 1.1 Gordon Coz:-ldd eanette Crawshaw lv 71 4 uru 4 Ba kctlwall Trulx Senlors 1 5-4 Vernon Eaton Ed Edwards loann Crawsha Larry Crowell x ' C' rc uru 1 4 lx all I Dmmmc ub N1 nnal Honor So my 4 'Vlaude Dans lxll rfhx born Town hlp H gh 1 F H fx 'A-'x 'Vlarcella Dlllow F fx Betty Frcemwn Lucille Futrell ru mmm nt H1Ll'1 5t m 'K H ack 1 Fmrhlll C rru 48 JP Pat Goodman Peggy Hale erry Hall Charles Halterman B nd l Drum Band l 'X Bam. l le u X me Pre Klan strc Thorn unn r Play Ba l-etrall 1 oru Ba Let 1 cnt f un 4 Fuutla ill n 4 ix fxxnwr 1 N ng re L r m I Kr mem ff umm er mmf 4 z 4 Gordon Headley ames Harvard Dm Chow Ndtmnal Honor qoucw rn Ba lrctlw cb .ll ohn Hays u ctlwall 1 T Footlwall Ba l-ct lxlmx cr Senlors Donald Helsley Shelby Henderson lNancv Hoffman Bnmon flty Hlgh XX nh Band l 4 MCUIICYT umm Xm: Pre 4 Prom 'Xt Natlonal Honor So uctx :cc Pre D 'K R 'Mxard 41 .l if . 2. 3. -li ' . 1: CJK.. . l. 2, '. l .. 1. 3. 4: Cnurus CN Cl b 3. 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X S. 42 'K lr, Davnd Hogue Ruth Horsley Duck Howe une Hoyle nd 1 7 Foot all 7 Choru uh W 4 A 1 1 Ba Letbgll 1 et al 1 'R 4 Foot al ack 1 umor Play Natxonal Honor Souety 4 Marcus Hunt 4 Ba d unmr Play Semors 1 54 Sh rley Johnson 'K Kent Joseph Bob Ku-nakos Rnchadene Lence ames L ngle lvlomtor C 1 um wr ay ll 'K nru 'K 4 Ba lxethall I -4 Football tan R ps rt r a 4 Football 1 rm lx oru 1 Ba ehall 1 umor l Bd lmthall 1 S ax Cla Pnl gn h C nh Vesta Lockerby nm Lyons Bonnie McKlnnev Gary Maloy uru GAKI 1rl ran.tHh1B.x FHKI 4G'K'X atc A 1 Fuurlull Prum lueen Cla Tren urer 3 Pre ldent 4 Truth Secretary N atmnal ormr Suuety u c tary T114 urtr 4 Mary Lou Mann B nd 1 'K unlor Play Cla e remry Spam lx Club Semors 1 54 lvumtur l Let all l 4 a L h rm lull Cocaptaxn 4 f Club unmr Play Student CKlUUCll I Tre.: N my Pm 4 National Honor so Henry Maze Ons Muller Tom Muller Sndney Mofield Z1 4 Momtor mt all u 4 Band oru 4 rc a l 4 C lu 4 4 Ba ktrb F H -K 4 Mon 1 1 alll otball l '4 4 Tra lt unmr Play Dramatxt Fo0tl'11ll 3 Co Laptam u I H rm m etomx n 4 Ba clmll unu Qugen 4 Pa C Flu 4 wl Ronnie Morris Ruth Nance a 1 Ban F H 'X 4 4 Dramatn Flulw Flu ru F st all ull a Semors 1 54 lo Pugh Richard Pxle ru 4 1l m U C 'K 'X I Fhccrlca P o Hnmi u n t a Trm 'N mmm nl H mr 5 uctx 4 Sue O Dell ames Peterson mxcr ity l'1 l lulw 4 Ban l B and 4 Ba kctball otlwall l clnll 1 Track Joyce Phxlllps lxllrlun Tmxn hlp H1 h Vemal Prlbble Club 4 as at F YL Florlnc Roach Barbara Revnoldi mu ll! 4 l'rc hman Pl ly nplwuwrc f hrvrlcader 1 url! 4 FH A 4 Dil . 4: d l. 2, . .. .' 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'der .aj 5 I 3 3. 41 I m Att.: f Cli r 1. 3. 1 . - - 015151 At, 4: Clwf rw. 3: fa A lv y -ll' l 5 oanne Robnnson uru FHA-4 Vnrgmla Smith fhoru Dual 4 G 'K 'X 4 Fla Secretary 4 Na tlonal Honor Socxety 4 Judy Rogers erry Rombach Dickey Rotramel f ru Flwru 1 4 Ba lt t Football I 4 Baml 'X 4 umur a b 1 T .A lt 1 u 4 Tra lx Ba l-tetlwall 1 Fla P Q ld nt 4 Natl mal Hmm mr So xctv Robert Runlon F F 'K lumur Secretar unmr Reporter e mr Pre :dex 4 Senlors 1 54 Wanda Rushmg 5 .HN lm Flulw I Carl Stanley Barbara Starlmg Lnda Stearns Cobden H1 h 1 F H -K 13 Dorothy Ste n Fra hrmm qoplrumurc ccrlcidcr 1 umur fxlworu FHK -XR Maryorne Stearns Pre rdcrt 4 F H K crrr Trnpp B no uru 'X A rl N lu ltlun umm Pl iN Pre nlcfrt ohn Stobart Sue Stocks Harm lwur Hlgh l Trad-r FH A. C A K 4 Fcmtball u Tom Turner T ul. l B1 lu hall 'vi m lgcr l rc rdcnt 4 Fumtlwll l X1 mapa ohn Tucker Dean Waller nz on an a Ba lxctbal l Ba c Barlcxx lxcntueky J 1 3 Band 1 Tmcl u lumur P ay ames Weber Bob Whne Ruth Whxttenberg Indu trlal 'Xrt Club 1 gp m h Club rn oru 1 al 3 mm. uh Bfm 4 rc I Home url QUNIUL Mt 4 1 dent Coumll Su c 4 C Ax 'X l C lcnlcr 4 Prom Att Natmndl Humr Smlctx Sue Ann Wnlloughby Qhcllwyxmlle High 1 C 'K 3 ron Pre 4 Dial 4 A uunal Honor Socrcty w4 C.A.A. 1.1. 3. 9 . S ' - o G 51 ' : . .. . 3. 4: 1.. .. .4 1 . .. . 2. 3. 4 Ch I 1 2. 3. 1 1: Cu Play: , S l. Z. 3. -4: Cl lv 3. -4 ....2.3.4:G.....l l l l J . . 11' l. I: Ch 3 l: ra .I. 3. 4: :smt- C.A.. ,!.2.3:D1'l3.-1: . 2 Q' . 2. 3. 41 I aj: Cl'ss 'ACN Club 3. P A ' 1 Q. 3: Nz' ul 1 1. .2..zz:'rr3 Honor SOCIETY 4 .5 , Dc s .lxSsl.1: S' l.2.3: Sf 11' ' lull 1. .: : . Q 1: C C1 lr 4. Q ' I, S . S . ax 3 ., 3. 4: Di' Ch 3 :Di 2. .. Ed. . ' : 1...' 1' 'f Cl 3: ' Ll l. 2, 4: Clws P F. : ' A. 2. 3: F.H,A. 2. .. 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Nlnfw Ikvn STUDENTS SUPERVISE STLDY HALL Art Studznts tooling leather ohnnxc Tom Pvggw One HOME ECONOMICS STLDEINTS ART STUDENTS FOOLIING LEATHER Vp N Lll1lO1'S To youth was gut en so much of earth-so much of heatfen As thls year ends we the lumors of 54 are filled wlth evcutemcnt for we realxae that we are about to be recognlzed as that envled group of senlors For three years we have looked forward to and dreamed of th1s goal but our jumor year has been filled wlth so many good tlmes that lt w1ll remam unforgettable Many of our boys recelved letters 1n Vars1ty sports th1s year and our class had four representatlx es on the cheermg squat that helped ra1se enthuslasm and school sp1r1t Homecomlng was one of the most exclt mg ex ents of the year As we watched the parade we felt very proud of our float and later at the dance we had a speclal llght 1n our eyes as we watched our attend W ordsw orth ant DIXIE Wells take her place IH the ueen s Court Early ID koxember we presented our play Men Are Llke Streetcars a comedy about teenagers It was very well recen ed by the audlence and the cast enjoyed pre sent1ng the play Gf course the hlghllght of the year was Prom We worked hard to ralse money we sold hot dogs and cokes at the games and we engaged ID sexeral other money makmg projects Lead by our sponsors We haxe done sexeral worthw h1le thmgs th1s year May we look fonvard to our Semor year w 1th the hope that It w1l1 brmg as many happy IHCIIIOFICQ as thxs year has brought ohn Langan President Duane Fmley Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES-Bar Rachel Walters Vnce President Sharon Hall bara Goldstem Dan Knmmel Betty Whnttenberg -Qu N6 L J H it 1 Ramoni Absher R E Brndge Carolx n -Kdams Francelle Broclt Charlotte Addison Carol Carman W 1lm1 Alex mder Shlrley Corzine ean Armstrong Loxs B1gley lla Battle Ellme Cram Dale Crowell Neva Dans Bob Bern a rd Sue Burger Daw nd Denton r 1 Charles Dixon Bob Boyd Bob Brew er W nlma Eddlngs Ruta Ellxs anet Brxdges Sue Elston '57 1 if 1--9 ll .5 GU! i ,-Q 5 98 ..nL jam Ethcrton H lk Hxnlxles 'X mrgul Ethcrton Chwrlcs Hoguc Frank Fcnzcl Nwrcx Hngpc T Dune frnlcw P ox ce Home unc Forbw Lxpc Smnton Hudgxns Rlarcm Frxtzc Faxe Hunter Sh rlu Frost Dale once Nm C1rol1' Glenn Tom ones Ai Barbwra Goldstc n Bwrbam Ik1cser . gn' Gone Gurlry Drn Kimmel Paul Hall w'JHd1 Km hlcnlwrg X ...av ' W ., ack Hoc-rn ' Loris Lnnlbert fd' S' Fd Ag Q fi VPU -ali' ,xl ,Am ,L an ohn lnngan o e Rotmrrel Rorwld Lu. e C xde Rush lor-n I.1pe acquelme Russell Peggv 'Slcfmcc Donald Smder NIP1 'Vlclkmney Du-dell Starl ng Ruth 'Vlor s Shxrley Stexens ack 'Neal Wa d Sunon L1n Oldfield 'Vle ednh Tanner 0 Penland Anna Teller Lu- Phemixer Sula Vanfleve Yr-nit1 Reeder Oren W'allace oyce Roberson Rachel Walters 9.1 XA An. Y L3w.wj .h gf L 45 'Q Q' Dlx 1 1 I X Bun url n 1 Ui I I Blrbzrx Cmldstun Dm lxnmnul Duns. Fmlu sane from the umor Cllss Plu I WI ll N CLASS SPONSORS-Nlrs Hooxer Mr Finley DI-XL MEMBERS Dune Fmlm Dah onu Clrol flrmln oxu Roberson Burbu 1 Goldstun D x 1 W Llls umor Piomenomlng -Xttendlnt 655' f v5u' 1 fr 1' ,Q V A 'u . :v Wvflw ' xi. I' W vlix I s .Y I OA! :af S 5' ,E 4 , A, hw.. f N.-ll v ll , m Q X1 sv- 4 H ,fx K ' 1' S ' W ll.n::1 if ' ,. ,iq L, .. 1 :J I K . 1 'L 'A ,'. Q ' '.'. A .. . .J, ' f . 4 Ar. . 1 4 . S 2 . F 'L A- ' H in .1 J ' 1 4' liz' ' .J ' ' A . . . ' ,fn-.fail K 'nf . ,M - ,. . Z, ,903 4 C K ' I' 'qi .A ' X x ' DEN! K... :ws ISLE . p .Af ' 4 W .L-T-!'TI , ,f 75,3535 H bm- , ,I all H, ,:.,.f-w U if 1. , , SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Maretta Keller Se relary Warner Knight President Lora Sellwrs Vice President Sophomores I hate more zeal than ln September 1917 xxe the class cf l9W6 Ln: clxed on the doors of Carbondale Community High School After one ye ir cf high school most of us decided to come baclx for our next three years To bevm our sophomore year successful ly xxe elected a tompetent president XV irner Knight Elected to as ist him xx ere three capable girls Lora Sellars xice pre 1 dent Sherrill Campbell treasurer md lxl iretti lxeller ecret iry Reelected to their po 1t1OIlN on the Student Council xx ere lim Whittenberv and Georgia Clark xxith ludy Birxxiclc nexxly elected is our bird repre:ent'1tix'e. Several of the :ophomore boy: entered xtirio .3 fpflfff. lame: Turner, Bob Vx olfe Sophomore Class Sponsor Mr Stroup u 1 Pope ncl Russ M1rt1n contributed their share ff football xzctorie NVQ xxere xxell rep ie ented in baslxetball by Don Brexxer Ed xx ird Hirriss, and Russ Martin Virgil Stearns and Bob Kelley boosted the rating of our schools track team Uur sophomore float xxon first prize in he Homecoming parade M irgaret Hiller xx 'rs our loxely member of the Homecom ng Court Secret crushes nmmed lockers no pen cils md all other compl iints xx ill ltoth r Us io more for xxe xxill be upperclassmen VN ith the coming of Fall we shall enter 'ryfiin the doors of Carbondale Community High School 1 much xx'i:er and better class. 61 2 ,-4. l -7 .1 S 4 xiii 'Vg T J Xl '4' 'QQ-I ,l I 1,5 3 63 'A E ay -,,, -4 .. '7 'J' Q can ii 9' 'W' ..-at f-fr ...7 t7v 5 Us of 'V' ., if f:'7 f e I - Lf 3 4 Fl if , 3 0 A! Qi 4 R K NJ S., J 'x ? X ,,,, 1 xl 'A I .r ' L il -ce - -vi' ' Q X' . X 4 C J .t ' .Af First row: Doris Addison Irma Bandy Judy Barwiclc Wendy Berry Joyce Betts Second ron: Sherrill Campbell Ruth Bigler Sharon Bradley Don Brewer Ethel Brewer Third row: Mary Ca nnon Frances Broadway David Brown Michael Bryant Bill Clark Fourth row: Georgia Clark Cleta Clubb Nancy Clutts Edith Cobb Carl Collins Fifth ron: Florence Cox Phyllis Crane Violet Crawshaw Susan Crews W'ilma Crowell Six!!! ron: jo.-Knn Dalton Vernon Darnell Lewis Davis Marie Deming Roy Deming Swvntli ron: Carole Dohanich Shirley Eclcer Carolee Eddings W'illiam Eddings Keith Eicher First ran Peggv Evans Gretchen Fenrnch Alice French Dollle Glasco Jerrs Ghsco Second ron Mars Glenn Edward Harrxs Frances Hawlunx Donald H1WIh0fh0 errv Heern Third mu James Henry Betty Hrcks Margaret Hnller Ch1rlene Fomberg Gerald Hood Fourth mn Larry Hormck S1lly Hoye Duck Humphrex ohn Hurlex Larry 1ckson F1 ll: ron anlce Kalcrt Marc-tta Keller Bobble oe Kellew Wilma Kellex Knhryn Kimmel Srrih run W trner Kmght Eugene Lme Sharon Lawson Nancy Leonird Put Lnndsex Smtntlz run Phxlnss Lmdxes Charlotte Lungwxtz George Lsbarger Judy Lybarger Barbara McBride ,yfx 1 is 4 -A J 5 x K MMP' '3' f U.. ur 'N 1-.nf 'D 1' hu 'vu wo' I 'Q I PL ,, , v 'Sw W' ..- x cy a 7 N 3 f ' I .1 'Si Firsl row: 'U .lg 5 Alice Miller 9 7 M M f- it , .ona . ae a.i.er Russ Martin 1 X 5 4 Carroll Matheny J 44 George Menteer - 1 le i Qi' I , R ' I Sefornl ron: I? - ni v I Paul McGowan , .1 -f vil w fif - 4 K 5 ',g'ffv5Z?HA,-rf .lo Ann Miller im i'f5,' ii Lois Nliller ,M lx z fxq Peggy Miller X X , if 5' Jerry Milligan t Third ron: Q 1 A f- Glenda Nlodglin fv- db pw J ,, P' Lelia Nlonroe A k I A Doris Nance !! 0 .WA ,, Wai.. -lim Neely X 1' Susan Nicholson Fourth ron: A T m P lm' ,r a if 3 0 a mr v I 6- 4 Judy Parrish ' '44 5 ' Barbara Peterson X janet Presley R 1,7 , jane Pugh ' Fifth mu: ia Jeanette Ragsdale 4' Bonnie Rees ' ' H.-ny Rt-id Sue Reynolds X! ' ' Sandra Robinson K i ' V' Sixth ron: ' 1 -loan Russell . ' 1 4' V, Betsy' Russ 'A' , I M sa V :Margaret Seroggins ' A laura Sellars 'Z jx Nlargaret Simons -' Q Seienth ron: Jeanne Smith lk ' 5' Vida Smith i Ls ' Claude Stearns C J X N . ' . , . A .' Glenn Stearns First row: Linda Stewart Frank Stobart Kris Slotlar Betty Tellor Barbara Throgmorlon Second ron: Emma Trcecc J. C. Treecc James Turner Charles Turnipsccd Thelma Turnipseed Third row: john Twitchell Marsha Van Cleve Max Waldron Blll Wallace Lynda Wells Fourth row: Jim Whittenberg Nancy Willard Frances Williams Bob Wolfe s.a W . , 1 Jolly Sophomorcs . J. ' .jar ,, Q Svairvisi A1 LJ' J N, 4 -Ji. iii 5 .ai ,, 5. 5 P' M 1 K 1 'K 1 . i 65 S-.1 WEN' Yau gnnnl hgh! or ml pre ,gnu f s rd s 1 -uphnnmrn Hx ll Y 11 CY UI I' nruurnug ltundum Nlxrglrat H1 nr S na prcxnlx gurls OFFICERS-S Stroup C Brown I. Broun F DIAL AND MONITOR Brown Borger Singer Cnwshxw Iorsxmc Nlahanx VN ltlxxns Freshmen My salad days when I was green ll! Judgement AN xxe the Freehmen elr ut 4 colx haek nxer our hrbt year at C C H S xxe remember our Bret day xx 1th all the upper clabsmen and 1n1t1r1t1on drry xx1th all the llpbfleli Ar our frrbt elabs meetlnv xxh1 h xxent off bmoothly xxlth the help of our elm Qponbor, M155 Lmlx xxe eleeted our elisx ofheers Prebldent Stexen Strnup Vlee Prebldent, Luey Broxxn Seeretary C1r0l yn Brown and Tre reurer Fry Craxx ghwx xxere eleeted to he ofheerx Ie mme Mflr flw, Mllxe Langan md Llrry Dxlxehnuse xx ere eleeted ab lreehmen repre entatlxew to the Student ClOLlI1Lll Shakespeare When HKJIIICLOHIIDU rolled rrnund xx 1th honhre Nnllxe dmee game, and danee we part1e1p1ted tor the hrbt trme Swan raylor xx ax our eharmlnff attend mt to the queen We xxere rl cm xxell repre ented 1n the held of l0Llf!lll1aIll L1nd1 Forxyth Ruth lvlrthnex ml Shrrley Witlxrrwx xxere on the IVIODICUI Still Cmvl Smver Luey Broxxn 1nd B111 Borver xx ere un the Dnl Stall Sex er ll 1 t ou hoy: xx ent out for bpurtw thu yelr md helped the Pup to many XILUJYIE They Nhnxx great prnmle for the xe'1r to ecwme STUDENT COUNCIL I Morrns HOMECOMING ATTENDANT M Langan U. 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APRIL Un U 'Xpril hnally dent loulted nm ,lunmr Senior Ban utt rom Tlt ment xxx all t it te hid dreamed ihuut and more The crowning of the 19571 Pruiii Queen Bonnie Mclxiiiiity it ti M1rdiGr1 eliiinu tn ent d 1 tin i mt iiiciiiuriu Qg of 's MAY 1 utcd month i ind md all lurxx 1rd to the cunt 1953 1954 7 tim rt ir tie twirl huim pre tum fur the lun audited nent Hirdly ahle tn l'WCllLXL thty were X tu cue thou the tr mr ell in pric lylll 1 r t L Bd caleiurtntt ind uni mtmeintnt Eurti L T1 X1 e tturiin in dllltlUJl l1Fl rt trtd th ir get wt in nm L prepxr.1ti4in for thi. 1 JUINE 1 mtiun mer tnotlitr L lf nt md anut H nu it tn or xxx d dmxn t hall ut flirhondilt uni munity Hiih Sthoul iur the li t time LS YIM i X c tie tliunl thu reiiitnihtrcd tue imderlul time t ex it u 1 x iil atten in' Cir in ti t Fuiiiiiiliriity Hwh 'uhm l Some td tue other loo im xx ird t 1 itiii 'Xf er ti they xxerc no miter ti Ntudent cf CF When time who steals our years away, Shall steal our DECEMBER The thought of lwl1d1y mea tion did not keep the students it f',f',H.S. from working hard tm decorate their roomi in an all scum conteit. The Sp' it t Chri-tmas entered tlc hall: 5 'Nr :es were xwarde for me st oriyin an attmcti' IN r4. 72 MARCH To the IIILLIL department iirch nieunt co ef, mar wur' ind practice: to the at f letic, department, it meant ex' citinf' tournament games. To the 1 0 ur it niemt rninco s miihrella. and boots. 'I SEP FEMBER L ' L f I K x y Lu L AL IL K L rux 1 mum L ae LXU IIIILTL Ny pleasures too, The mem ry NOX EMBER OC' TOBER L K n rx 0, 5 mu L 16 me 1 k ML UNK Q ' 1 I 1 L me L1 1 xxx f up L new t 'cKu1'1' ll lm SIJII x M fn. ' ti m mm J In mxx Uunr 1 rn 1 IL nd J F I' L I N xrN FEBRLARY JANL -XRY 1 Umm 1 41, 1 I IN H11 T. N -l R I P 'Q '- I X L L I L. W VIH K Q Ap!! I RHI' L. Nu r up Stn-en x A ,dr t 'X 1 wn nu of the past ulll stay 4nd half our Joys reneu F'I fl1. '. 1' :zu K' ' NUI fntx .'-vcml ' mfcrcncc ' r c-N 'u. . '.1cN.c cxximx 'cc ll c ff C.'ClIlIll 1 'C4l.lVC1'CI 'c -ll H ' .C . N ' NCVCTH 4 'c 4 r ayfrx . 1-1 N. 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