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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

. , , X, Y Q , af- .. .A ' ,'-'vplsw ,' -. .g: ge, ff'-14- -1 1fre.'12 HQ, we-iwfxgr.-1+uq:w.fwfn.VfgQ3sg1,, qv, VKQLT 1 4, J' A -- 7 X . v - ,X 3. 35 MMR ,, , . . - f- '41-ef T V 'r W- augfhf. AB Q A1 ,ht-' 3, .5-551.5- r 1 4- Q. -. - ww:-f. '5 ,. . ,. I ' -2' Y--ix,-,..',f fi TG' if f i'c QiYTl'l' .rx i-.5 1- 1 . . f f ,' ,A . 1 I ivv - , IR .z A U J ' . ' .'- 'Q' 4, M . I. 44' 4-few ' vw., .. 55:51 .f 'gtg :ni 'ezflx :L . ' f e 'ffffw , 5. me eg , fl, ,:. .. . tr -A Y- 1.-,-,-'- ., vc an K ,ff - .g gi ' ' .Q ' f - , f 'bw V ' ,' W ,. gif'-' 'V Q renee , S3553 The nineteen fifty-seven - W Q ....-4... ik...- Published by the Dial Staff of Community High School, Carbondale, Illinois lhe entrances to Carbondale Community lligh School were used constantly during the school year. ln the course ol' an average day at C.C.Il.S., live hundred and eighty two students and thrityflive faculty members spent more than seven hours in our building -teaching, learning, working, and planning. On the day of a football or basketball game, we enjoyed cheer- ing for the Terriers at the pep rally which was held the last part of seventh hour. Assemblies were always an extra in the school day and were welcomed by students and faculty. Due to the increased number of students, two lunch hours were in operation and we looked forward to meeting our friends in the cafeteria either fourth or fifth hour. f, S W l Y J . li la, it P if Our school was a busy place at night, too. Sex- eral clubs held regular evening meetings in addition to those held during the activity period. Play re- hersals and activities of stage and lighting crews meant long hours at night. On Friday and Saturday nights the gym or the football field blazed with lights as our teams maintained a heavy athletic schedule. llut tilt' lHOSf Il1Cl'Tl0I'1ll3lL' lllgllf events ill cl1lIllI11LlI1lfY XYLTL' the formal dances. The Student Council members and the Juniors worked long hours to make those evenings memorable. Day and night, C.C.ll.S. occupied our thoughts and our time. 'lihese are memories we shall cherish. if 22' N 1? I9 to 26 Table of Contents 47 to 60 61 to 88 ocia Speclal esents Unforgettable moments Grovsmg ideas and plans Pastel colors and gas decoratlons, New attlre and eager antlelpatlon Dlm hghts and dreams atmosphere Patlcnt photographers and proud plrents, A ueen and her court Soft music and rhx ll1l'T1lC daneers Memorable moments that mll never he forgotten Clulu Bullders of le1ders Opportunm to learn through experlenec, Coopcratlon and sharmg .1 task Enthu slasm and hard vtork Persexercnee and dependablllts Crease pamted faecs ol tense Thesplans, Hours of praetlee on I'l1LlS1Ldl numhers Free exehange of ldeas md OPINIONS, Flhe will to vxork together and the 1b1l1tx to suceeed esporla Frlendlx rnalrx Fur plax 1nd good sportsman vsork and patlence, Futhful lollovsers and ardent lms The sound of a Vtl1lSflL and the start of 1 game qhouts ol uetorx and slvhs of defeat Facmv unev peered sltultlons Vkorkmg together 1s 1 team Clauea lxlllLSIODLS to sueeess 'leaehers 1d11s1ng and ln SPIYIDU Students keen to knou IHYIOLIS to explore Intercstlng eourses 1n 1ll llelds Lcarmng and experx enemg Flndlng pleasure m knowledge VVorkmg for that top go1l The satlsl 1et1on of 1 Joh ucll done People xuth hopes mxletles 1nd dreams . 1 rx 4 ' Y- , -1 . 1, 1 x 1 y I . ' . 4 'VA 1, y 1 1 ' 1 3 I , Y 1 l 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 I Q 1 .4 , - . .1 . , 1 1 . ,' . . V . I ' 2 H :Q . Y I , . . , . . , 3 , 27 . 1 1 1 .Ulu . s ' s 1 1' -1 V 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , ' . ,, . 2 1 - 5 A l Y' V i 2 1 I . V sl! ' ,V H, l , l . V 1 Yi Y: 2. ' Y 1 K . shipg Aching muscles and tired feet: Practice, hard 1 1 ' , 2' ' 1' 1' ' ' 1- J ' 1 IQ ' 1 5 -' 1 ' -5 , f' , o ' U ' . . ,, .. . . I , . 5- 1- - 1vx l Nl' ' L 1 1 V'-. 1 . , kv ' ' D: 1 ws 11 rg 2 A ' N 1 5 i ' . v 'l' . v 'I l - I I i '- . . . ., ut - , 1' . ' ' 1. - 1 ' y 1 1- ' , . . 1 1 , . 5 -1 I-1, 1 - , . y 1 . , . , . . , 1 1 1' 1.-' Q I-'1 '1-2 11 N To The Students We the Dial stall, have spent many hours trving to give the students a complete pieture ol' the aetivities ol' Carhondale Community lligh School. Wye have eompiled a record of the manv happv hours spent here at C.C.l IS. - working with elassmates on various projects. 'lhis was a good vear at fommunitv lligh-a year filled with memories that will remain in our hearts and minds long alter we have left high school. New eluhs were formed, new friends were made. and new goals were set and reached, All of us remember our school life in diflerent wavs. Xlanv recall cheering at pep ralliesf plunging through the rain on the soggy foothall field -marelr ing endlessly in those long parades-trying hard to think of new ideas for the vearlmook or newspaper! danting with your Prom date LlI1ClL'l' a eolorful erepe- paper skv-laughing with vour friends as vou chat over a eolie-hunting hurriedly through vour locker for that overdue assignment- or just wandering aim- lesslv through the halls. 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C.11la+11ul.1l1' L'IIllL'I15 1-11V111x11l XILWXIITQ 11111 lu.11.ul1'. -41' , if 'V f x .M tlu' l11111l111' l7l1llL'tl l11'1gl1 111tl111N1.1x1u lx'!'I'1L'I' l1111N 1l11:1'u'cl l1 IlIL'lI' fL'.1IIl, llu' SL'I1l4lI'N XIL1ll ilu' l.!NI l1 11.111lx111x 111 1lu11' ll11.1t. xxl1ul1 xx1111 1 Nkkllllll I1l.u1 .1xx.1ul 111 tlu' 1111, g11111l Ll.1w. tx Nflll To really get to know us ,.,.-ff K v IN LLILIXTI 1 n 1 L 5 1 NLHI X 71 ILIIX W ffllll ul w L 1 mv Q L NLI v L 1 Q U aux 1 1 n meet us in our casual hours at parties, dances, and our local liangouts The Sno-Ball dance high-lighted our Christmas season. The Carbondale Community High School students' social life was very active during the 1956-1957 school year. There were the usual highlights- Home- coming. the Sno-Ball dance. and Prom: these were the special events-cornplete with formals and corsages. The decorations were beautiful, especially to those students and faculty members who worked so hard pre- paring for these dances. The queen was crowned at midnight, the band played the last song of the eve- ning, and the dance ended, leaving with the students many happy memories. The week-end brought the informal gatherings and parties that were so much a part of extra-curricular activities. The big and little sister parties, club parties, supper parties, slumber parties, picnics, coke dates, square-dances, liayrides, after-the-play parties - all became part of the school life and held an active part in the students' schedules. If there was not a party on a Friday or Saturday night, the average student would be found at the main local hangout- teen-town. The blaring ol' the julie box could be heard for blocks-the stomping of the jitter-buggers feet grew louder and louder- the clanging of coke bottles could be heard above the popping of ping-pong balls. VVho will ever forget the good times we had during the year at the various social activities of C.C.II.S. Nlany Clubs, including the Dial stalf, had fall picincs. -lea-rv Students enjoved participating in plavs. Pictured here is part ol' the cast ol' this year's .lunior plav. Community? drama program stresses hard work Drama plaved an important part in our school curriculum. During the vear, several plavs were presented and were w'ell received hv the audience. Parents. students. and liacultv noticed that our dra- matic program was expanding rapidlv. 'I he students interested in the held ol' drama gained vast experience hv participating in the plavs: they learned to act. to huild scenerv. handle the husiness side ol' the plav, applv nlaliefup. learn fundamentals of lighting. make posters and program covers. and even direct a plav. il he big joh ol' directing the plays. however. was in Nlr, XYeshinsltev's hands. 'lihe students were verv lortunate to have such a good director. lle gave up much ol his spare time and tnanv evenings so the students could produce a plav. and evervone eoneerned was xerv grateful to him lor working with them. .-Xll extra time was devoted to a play during the rehersal season. then when the week in which the plav was to he presented arrived. the cast and com' mittets worked verv hard getting everxthing in tipf top shape. .Xt last came the night ol the performance. Ol' course, there were the last minute items to eheclv. and the usual eases ul iitters. ll an actor was strileen with stage lright. Il was well hidden lwetause exerv plax was a hig suttess. We were proud ol our student interest in such a line activitv. and ol their ahilitx to worlt together on a drainatit presentation. lop: Students enjoy participating in a plav hv worli- ing on a committee. Two committee workers applx make-up on an actor heliore a performance. Bottom: ilihree tense thespians, Connie llegcnhardt, -ludv llel- ton. and Bill llorger. wait for their cues. I i I A We applaud the efforts of our hardworking music department ln lu-cping uirlm the clcntirin vcur. nur lmncl lnrmccl .in ll .incl 11 lD. 'll1u tmditinn.1l iiluius rcccixccl thc hcst rcspunsc from the 'l'c-rricr luns. 'lhrcc inutlrigul mcmhcrs. lliirry lluhhitt. Cliurlcs Xlc- Glwqklin. and lhvid Sloan urc husi' finding thcir pitch. It is quitc cvitlcnt that chorus mcmhcrs cnjux singing, Vic wcrc proud of our vc-ry liinc music clcpurt- ment. Our marching hand was unc ul' the uutstumling hands in Southcrn Illinois, und wc cn-iuyczl uxitcliing thcm pcrliorin ut hull'-tiinc shmvs uncl march in lm ruclcs. 'lihc singing part ul' our music clcpgirtincnt nlsu clicl ai splcnclid juli this ycur. Suinc nl' thc gruulws miulc puhlic uppcurnnccs uncl clclightcal thcir .iunlicnccs with thcir cxccllcnt singing. 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Ilit- lirst ul tlitst- x1.1s our 2lI1I1Llill 1n11gt1finc CilI11P.llgU sponsorctl lw tht- Dittl st.1ll'. .-Xltliougli stuclm-nts took littlti intcrcst .it tlic lK'QlI1I1lI1Q, wc toppvcl our prcxious go.1ls cluring tht' tt-n clgw LRIIUIHQIILLI1. Duc to our ll1L'I'k'.lSL'll L'I1I'tJlllNk'l1f. .1 clmngc in tliis X'L'llI'lS iisscinlmlivs was necessary. -lilic studcnt lmotlx' w11s tlividt-tl lux' tliisscs into two grotipsf l'rusl1111g1n-s1iplio- niorc. .intl Illllllfil'-SL'l1llPl', 1.-.1cl1 scciiigg .III .1ssc'111l1l1' 11t .1 clillt'1't'nt tiinu. ililic liI'L'Sl1IU.lD glass cli111.1xucl tlicir init1.1tion xxitli .II1 .lSSL'Hll7lX' lor tht' upper L'l.lS5INL'H 41ml l.1c11ltx .1t 11 liicli tht-1 prcsciitccl Uflgilitll stunts. ILYLTYIIDL' .lgI'L'L'Ql ll1.1t ULIIA l4lLII' AlNSL'l1ll1lIL'N LillH5l'I'l lux' thc Studnnt Countil were intcrcsting .ind cnttr mining. ililicx' xwrc .ilso xgiriccl in typs. ninging from 1n.1gici.1ns .incl II1lI'1Cl'1'L'.lClCfS to qL1.1rtcts .incl LiL'I'Ul7.llS. Pop I'.llllL'S 11'c1't' .inotliur 11.111 ol our uxt1'.1 vwrit 1 N 1 if 41' A ff 1 VW , , frx... s -. The students ot the Senior Civics classcs wcrt in cl1.1rgt' ol our inocli I3fL'NlllL'l1Il.ll t-It-t-tion. .intl ucrc gittcmlctl lay c11tl111si.1stic l.1ns .intl tc.1n1 111a1tL's, It-.itling tht- stuclunt lworlv. tlin' Lilll'L'l4Il'lllll'IiN tlicl tlit-ir 5ll.lI'L' to .ll'1lllSL' stutlcnt intcrcst in .ill sports .Xt tht' und ol tlic lootlmll smson. .in .issctnlilx u.1s liulcl In lionor tliosc luoys wlio Ilhillk' tht- uin lL'I't'l1L'l' ul1.11npionl1ip possilvlv. il lit- two new triiluliit-s wcn' tliun pl.1ct'cl on cxliilmition in tht- ollitu. wlirrt tlicx' were .imliiiirccl ln' lmotli lootlmll lnoxs tincl lLlI1N .X lt-11 tl.1x's prior to tht- n.1t1on.1l L-lcxtioii, Coin munity lit-lil ll Nlllrkliu Iurcsiclcritiitl t-It-t-tion 1xitl1 Ilia swiss cl.1sscs taking clmrgc ol tlns cxcnt. llit- stu' tlcnts .intl tlit- n.1tion scciiicd to iigrcc on tlicir tlioitt lor Iwusiclcrir. lor rlit- rcsult 1x.1s thc SAINL' in luf.tl1 t'lL'L.fl4YI1S+l,I'L'NlLlL'Ht liiscnliowcr winning ln' .1 l.lIlll' sliclu. S11 our work :lux was rclicxccl troin tiinv to tiint lw .1 XKCll'fHLlI1ClCCl .mal x.1riccl progr.11n ol iissciiilvlius .111 .lllllfhl own lmliiricc lautwcvii 1l5NL'INl3llCS lux pro lussioimls .incl lw pupils living 1n.1int.1im-tl. We spent many industrious hours in our classes - I unvcrs 111s 11I1 111111111111 1 IL 111111111I I1 UI 11 r1.1ps 1I1c1 111111 L 1 11 s I 111 I1 1 II L 1 INNLN S 111 11111111 L111s 111 N111 NLLIN VI 111 111I1 SLI Ll SLI Y x ll 11 11 LI s I NL LIILLN IlIIII I' IU INIIILY N7LLL I N ILISIIILNS IN IUTI IIL1 x N IIK III LILN I U 11 IIIIUI III N L LI N IL 1 QNX K LI C K LK I L IL X x LL 11111111 nh xx1 1 11 1 IIILK L I N L 1 L Il IITLU x 1 I' K 3 Q, 1 1 , , - .w 1 I . M '5 g ' Q A Urs. 5' J .'IJ . 'z ' JI, IILII I1 ' .s III I 11115 II. PCI' 5 . ' ' as cx111'111- '15 Ili rf' 1111 ,' LI L11 Iwt 1I1L' CI'L'.IIIlII1S LII. PLIIA I1111111' 11111111 1111 I... '. 11iII I11' s11IijI1 1 1I ',,'1.1I. f' ' II1'.' In I ' LII QI sL1If IAILI5,,If ' I1 :l1111I SLI I .1s 111.11I1. 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I11 .1 I-111 1 s1I1111I LI I1 .1s LLIIW. 1I111s- .1111I 4lIIIL'I' NIII'I.II' ' -N11 I.1111111s .1111 .1II 111 1 11.111 11I 1I11' 111111v 11l1i1I1 is .1 IW L'II.l 131111111 I111 IIIL' I4 .1111111 11111 x1'I1L1 III I1I1'. experiencing and learning llig uc-nts cxpcritnctcl .intl ilu- sittmtinns inct in Cfiiiiiiunitx s xf.c.itzf.n.1l cl.isst-s .irc wncs uliitli will lung lat rcincinlmcrcnl ln thc- stuclcrits. Prwin diuinpi st.irts .incl icrln strips tw such llL'llCdfL' t.islis .is p.ir.1llcl pnrlxing .incl cincrgcncx stwps. .i clriu-rs tmining SILI- clpnt prngrcwcs, l'in.illx. tlit tln .irrncs xxlu-n tlit stuclcnts .irc lull Hcclgccl clrixcrs, .intl it is tlicn rlnt thc-x rc.ilifc tl1.tt it uns xxnrtli .ill nl tlic lmrcl wnrlx iust tr, rcccix L- tlmt prifccl liccnsc. 'lin st.incl lvclwrc .1 cl.iss .incl gnc .1 tall. scc-ins liurrilwlc .it lirst. lmut ln rlit- cnal nl tlit- spcccli urursc. stuclcnts .irc spc-.ilcing .is cxisily tu tlicii' .iuclicncc .is tlict tlri nlicn tlifx' .irc cliitting nitli tlu-ir iricnals. llinsc stticlcnts xvlin lnlmrccl nxt-i spct-clit-s tn lu' givin Ilic nt-xt cl.n in cl.iss. lintl .it ilu- cncl nl Inn st'iiicstt'i's nl spcccli class. tli.it it n.is nrit nnlx tt Il1Plll'.llllX lxut pcriniincntlx' lwcnc-lici.il. llcincinlncr limi' lnrcign slwrtlmml sccinccl .incl limi' .m'l4n'.irnl txping n'.is git lirst7 lint lux' tht- tiinc unc rc.1cl1cs rvllicc pructicc. typing .incl slinrtli.incl .irc sccuncl naiturc. ililicsc zirc only Ll lcw nl tlic innnx X'1JL'1lflfJf'l.ll cl.isscs Liuglit .it Cominunitx' nliicli pmiflt- il uc-.iltli ull lmcnclit liar cxcry stuclcnt, uljnisctl to pcrlicctinn. ililicsc pliysicxil cclucu- tiun stuclcnts cnirn I7.lFIlL'lP.lIll1L: in tuinluling. Ciuml diction is vcrx' imprntiint to spccch stuclcnts .incl tlicx' cnjny practicing thc funcluincntals. 4. ,,...ff ' Ono ul tlic innst ncrxuus tcgichcrs tit Cnininunity is Xlr. l,.iinlmcrt, uh.. tcwiclics clrixc-rs tmining. ul Q umnu sul l ilu' must mlulcrn lL'.lL'llL'l'S. tlu' lkuultx .at C .C .l l.S. ll.lN .1 suluwlulc' xxllulm Il1L'lllClt'x mums 4mtlu'r tlmn sux 'J K HLIIN ul u'.u'l11Iug rcxulmg. VIIIIIQ. .mal rltlmutu. Slnlmwirmg Qluluy .mal ur'g.1nif.1ti1vm, .ulxising wtmuluntx. lllkl IIILIDY Ullll'lA SL'I'XIk'l'S AlI'L' IMIVI Ill Illk' I'l'Sl7UI1SIlTlllfIL'S kl1.lPL'l'llI1lI1g1 sucml uxuluts. SLIIULTXISIHLL lllI1Lkl1 mn111 .ue tlx lflL'S gm' alll xlclns c.1x'ru'alm1t lux Ilu' l.u'ultx . .Xltluluglm wrt.uuc tlmt l.u'L1ltx 11u'mlu'1's lwlcl in u111lu'uti4m tl, tlu'ir CXIl'kl'L'LlI'I'lL'lll.lT gutivitics. tluw sfmu'ti11u's stumlulc utixitivs XX'1lLllLl lu' I1Hll'CXl5lt'l1I Ulfllllllt tlu' um- trilunticms mguln' lux' tlu' IC.lCl1L'I'i. .uul tlu'n wc stuclvnrs lugin to LlI7lHTk'L'l.lIC Ilu' w1'xiu's ul. tlu' l..u'ultx. uur l.lLlllIY l11L'lIll3L'I'S. hhtlflxlllil .lt xlmrtx uxvnts. IINIYS suulcnts mrulx Imlm' In rcgalxfu tlu' llll' 1L'HIlSClUllSlX' un In rlu' l.ur tlmt m.mx ul Ilu' Community? teachers do more than teach reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic Xlrlwuglm wllmg lu lure .xt gmuxIflxntlux'11m11flIflluL1N. Xlrx Xlufmxnllu suulnx tw L'IllHX lur tlwrv. IHEDULE lfw llllullulinv wnu' All lm xL'.11'lwfll4 l7lINlIlK'NN lux l - , Ivlulu ix Xlifx llrululxtx. lJ.'.1l xlutlmwxx llfflllflflg lluxlxllx llln luxlllfvll Ill gulluml XLIINQ. Xliv lllll IN an tlmlgt 'll rlu C .C .ll.S. lwlwlmwflll. Xlu lultx t.1rr1w1unt.m lumlx nlulx Mfllllug lull tlutlx. ocia I I i . F. kxkxj.. fh' 'II' ,i f s I 1 ' .t Q 7 l IIfI,1IIIIIIII.' 'IIXII I I., X, I ,X I I I ll 1 I I 11 rll IH Pans was a success as our Prom theme IIII .IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII4 IIIQIII IMIII IIIIIIIIII IIII IIIIIII1.I IIII IIII AIIIIIIIII' .,IIII NI II:I I II ss IIIIIIIIII 'X IIIKI IIIIIMIIN. ,IIIII IIIQ III'.,'II II ILIIII1I, II III I -r'x II II IILI IILIMI II III ' XVI I II.t,s II IW I II' IJ IIII I IIIII IIIIIIIIIII I-III: I I' I .ZIII I. I I I I I 'I III IIII 1I.IIIIIs I:III I IIIII I I '.,1 MIX! 4'I I' I I IIIIIZ IIII Iwi, II, I I1II,' III:f.Ii 1. 'R T III IIIX .II QIIIL III XIII I sII .X I , I . I , . IIII ,J I, XI 'I , I I , 'Is' IM Iv LX II s'Is 'IIIIII 'I I' I III:II - I P14 I c N, 4 A ,I ' II I ' X I 'I Ijffllll thu LI.ll1LL'. thu NIL111c11ts ucnt tu thc' Varsity IZHQN Llllll. rlmt- lmt slap of NlJl7L'fdli4lI1 Pl'fJIH.H 'I lxcrc bllmuzrrc xxlmcrc :lux Attended .1 -,inuxIratt'd prurniur in they more scrxcd any kind 'vi food the-x' might wish, flnllyxwml xtylc. ineluding .1 xiuxing of the Bunny ,md L-nturminlm-nt was prfwidcd hx' pn-uplu nf Clarbnn- flfvmi111.xr1 Stun. chile. rl hux .nwtllcr Prwnm night. which uc will ncxcr ,Xitur mln- IIIHXIV. rho KILILIUUTN .lLljHllI'l1L'd tw rho !f:rgn't.g.1x11ctn.1n cncl. Prom brought merry moments and delight IH a Parlslan holiday i Q f . STH' QiAI.fJI,li Xlewnorn mx V . ' . Soxxmlm XXYUXIAKK n I I I I I If xc L I lu xn ' I Su I MINI' Su :I IN nhl-.Ill nz I I ,,,w ,v IIIXII I,...... I ...III I, .1 NI. . 1 ' llmaxi 1nIr XX nm xI I .1 IIINIIII. XI.IXIYINI I7 X,,, I . N K mm IP- lmI1uI1 IIINIINIXN XIII NIHXNI XI: X IINIII XIINIXNI I II IC C-'tum NIIII I II 'II II IX XIII I XIII I I I'II'xI1- -'I 'IIII 'III MI .I II'i'1IwIIII1 Homecoming Queen II KIIIII, .IIII III XIII 'J 1 IIIIXI Il In Im. IIIIX II :III X IIIIII IIII xI1II':1 I III-III-' I- X III. .IIHI K I .fu I IXI1 I,' I' '-LIIXLII XIIXX I II.x III 'IIII A .X .IIIIXMI II I I-Imlmllmllx IIIQII NIIIIIIX IIIIIIIIII II zu IIII I 'WI III IIIIU II1I:14 .ILIIXII IIIIIIMIIXIIIII, II I :wx 1 II.. In XIII! Iwum . IIIXX III :IIX II II- -III' I II II IIIL I 'QU IDM -III XIII XI 'mf IIIIII III IIN Il.XI'-IX I 'IIII iw III II II 'X IIIII MKII .I III' IIIIII IIIIIQIJIIIIII I .III I-X XII, I,II1 N I II....I., Q! III XIII I1.1X I X I IIIIIMII III II IMI : II HX! I ' ' :I,: II, XII MII III 'fIII IIIIIII IIII 'II EM If.. ' X. ILIII 'X, Ihw' :IXIw:1XIIIII.t,IX. .IIII rx .. .I. I I-I11xI., IILIIIIILX ILIIX 'X XX: I in .II II YIIJNTI MII II : ' I ..1IX, :IIII X IIXI IIIX IX I I 'Im t II, WIN' I X:f?I' Im I.I.IIIIIX. XIIIIIIIIIII I I II X XII IIIII IJIIKRII. IIxII IIIIXIImI1. IN .LIIIXI II III II I' IINIIIIKI IN IIIIIIXIIII IIII IIII LIIIIIIIxI.1NIII.IIIII II IIII IIIX I II IIIIIIIIII I1 It IIII I.IIx IIIII IIMII IIIIIIII. IIIIII II I III IIIIII N IIXII -I I III IIIIIII I II' II I I III 'II IIII I I XII ILIII L IIIINI1,,.Ix I II X -II . IIIIIII um I:IIII IFIIIIIIIII: LIIIIIII IIII XIMIIIXIIX II IN IIIIIIIIINIII III IIIII www IV-- Il 'X IIIII 1X1II'N 'Q IINLIIIIII ,, IIIIIIIIII IILIIIII III III. NH IIIII If I '-HIIIZII1 IKII.' I'IX I III I 1I:.T.I'I Xftwv I1 I I.II:I I IIII IIIIxI1I. I'..I XII . ,,II,IgI III I I iw' I I. III' I'NI..w I XI'I' III'v I'I I I' -LI' I-XL., ..V,x ,.I Il . I The Sno-Ball II.I.I QIIIII1 :X XIIIIIHI1 IxII1IIIII IILIIL. II IIII IIIIX LIIII.. 1 . ,is 22' Nlusic lor the cvcning wus provided hy .Xrchic Clrirhn und his llancc Band. ri popular group with the local tccn-agcrs. :Xs in prcxious ycinrs. this cnjoyahlc formal Christ- iniis cl.1ncc was manic possihlc through rho comhincnl cfliorts ol Cfnrlmndulc tccn-agcrs and adults. and was procliiimcd ri big success by all. Excitcmcnt is high as thc new quccn is told of hcr honor. XXI-ll-wishing zittcnclzims look on. dance added color and excitement to the Christmas season Sno-Hull i-Xttcnzluntsz Illlcn Brown. Put McCoy. and Shirley Reeder. x11,11 111 1l111 11111x11 11l 1l11 l1.1111l. II111111111 N11'111N l1L1 ll11N .lla 1x1111.1l 11l 1111 l1111 llllvnl Ll.ll1ux Homecoming, Sno-Ball, and 7Prom top the social list at Community Q' . 1 ' 511111l1.1 XX 1 111.11l1 .lilll .X1l.1 l1111x 11111 tl11' lIll.ll I11111l11w 1111 1111 1.11111 1.11I. .1 1l.1-1.1111111 11l II11' l'Jw11 l'1'11111 Nlllllx HI rl11 1111'1111'N1 111111111111N lll Illk' Nklllllll l1l1 1l Q1111:111111111N Nl111l1111x ll.lN1 l111'11 xlvnm Ill x1111.1l .11IlXlI11X 1l.1l111N. Illalllyx. P.1I'I1LN, .1I11l ILIXI l5l.llI1 1'1l111'111.1l Q.lIl11 11119. ll11 lllllxl 1'l.1l1111'.1Iv 11l Illvw. 11l 11,111'w. ..1'1- 1l11- .1.111111l ll1'11111N .1111l ll111111-11111111119 11w1- 1x1111x .ll'l x11111Ml11l .1x .1 1'1w11lt 11l l1.11'1l 11111'lx lwx Nt111l111tx .1111l l.1111lI1. X.!IlII.lllX II IN .llXX.lXN 11-11131111111 111 1l111 lug I1lQllI 1l1.1t 1l11111 1'll111'tx l1.111 lu-1111 1111:'1l111l11l1-. C .Q .l l.N. 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XL.ll L: XK.ll' Llzm. xLLl ltx tl1L Ll:Xtr'.lvL1t1ttn 'tl 11: xL.:xlwtlLx. XX ' l1L,IwL Illt' IL' llll xxlll lu .1xL.Lr'lwwlL xxlu1Ll1 Xllll xxlll tI'L.LNL1lL lr! xL.LIx rt- Lwmt Our photographers, Zeb Carman, Bill Borger, and Steve Lucy Brown and Jim Rees look on as Carole Newbold types Stroup, are busy repairing the camera. the last bit of copy tor the printer. Typing and diztating, Kathryn Stroman, Pam Gilbert, and Philip Robinson, Jim Rees and Karen Stotlar are looking Carole Newbold are preparing COPY. at the yearbooks from other schools. 1 1 I I 1 h k copy written, the 57 Dial is evidence of many ours of wor Editor - A Assistant Editor A Business .llmzagcr Y flssistinzt Business .liuriuqur Senior fri-ifiiitm' - Senior C'u-lfditor fnnim' Editor Sopiimnorc Editor ifrvsiziizuiz fioeifiiitor i i'c.si11i1ui1 fo-ifiiitoi' Orggiiiiiziitirms ifiiitfu' Orgfiiiiiziitimis lfiiitrir - Kliisic Editor - Sports Editor' - Sports ifiiitor' A Sports ifziitru' iiiieiiitli ffiiitui' Soeiiii Eiiitor Pi1!lfOgVHpi1C7'S ilijpist Y Business Stuff - Blixillcws Stuff Y Carol Singer Dorothy Lenzini V. A. Bezulle Ellen Nlnelned Lucy Brown - l.urrx' Drake Connie Feirich Pam Ciillnert Linda Brunei' Ciuyl Simomis f Karen Stotiur Kiithrvn Stromiln Nlury Denison - .lim llees Larry Burger Philip Robinson Y .Min llury J - Y int Helios - Bill Burger, Steve Stroup. Zeb Carman Carole Xewlmoiri - Paul Xlelloy lilimlietli Nleliowain Diol Editor, Carol Singer, and Assistant Editor, Dorothy Lenzini are busy filing Dial data. L85 Afler much hard work coaching his Moni- lar Slaff, Mr. Weshinskey views lhe fin- ished producl. VK A I Top row: Joyce Halstead, Slanley Slrusz, Donna Hill, Dan Hoyt, Mary Margaret Hagler, Richard Taylor, Susan Odum, Judy Hel lon, Mike Langan, Linda Bells, Denny Taylor, Kale Smilh Deanna Diamond, Myrtle Hine. Middle row: Mr. Weshinskey, llu- xllllllllll' is .1 wiiiifiwmntlili' NLllll'll llllllllulllflll xxlmli liulps rn ku-Iv cxcrinm- .miuml Ci ,ll.S. in' lwiimcl an .ill nl rlul linppunings. lr .ilw ggiiw tliwfsu intcrcstccl in iwiirimlisiii .in .ilwp-irtunitx in lwwim- .iuliinintccl witli rlur- x.iriflus rlNPL'LlN1li iiciwlmpcr mark. lgcliturs v-l.ixu mer ltnitiiru .irtitlw .xml crliturmls. 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XYitl1 .in .imhitirmus st.il'l' XX'lll'l'ilI'lQl roggctliui' in rmnu l l-l, l .im sure iuu will .igrcu tlixit this ic.ir's Klrmnitor unix imc ul tlic lm-sr scliuul IlL'll'SI'lAll3L'l'S 111 tliL' lllSltJI'X ul c1.ll'lJIJlTCllIli' fuiiiiminiti lligli Sflwnl. Features written, columns filled, editorials finished- Becky Jeffries, Susan Taylor, Shirley Watkins, David Sloan, Karl Kiefer. Bollom row: Barbara Hagler, Judy Goddard, Carolyn Dillow, Ellen Brown, Carolyn Denison, Rosalee Selllemoir, Cora Rogers, and Pal Baker. Monitor Editor, Susan Taylor, and Assistant Editor, Becky Jeffries, combine the Moni Monitor members, find relaxation in Susan Taylor and type one of Mike' ideas in putting out the school newspaper. tor deadline is beaten Pat Baker, David Sloan, and Becky Jeffries, reading a copy of the Monitor. Mike Langan watch Mary Margaret Hagler s sports stories for the newspaper. ps -WJ JJ I 'ill Mllttllliw Published semi-monthly during the school year by the studs-nts of the Car- hondale Vnmmunity High Svhool, Car- lionrlale. Illinois. Entered as third class matter at the post office at Carbondale. Illinois under the al-t of March 3. 1879. EDITOR -- Susan Taylor ASSISTANT EDITOR - Becky Jeffries EDITORIAL ASSISTANT - Karl Kiefer REPORTERS - Joyce Halstead Pat Baker Ellen Brown Dee Diamond Susie Denison Stanley Strusz Carolyn Dlllow Susan Odum Judy Helton Kate Smith SPORTS - Karl Kiefer Richard Taylor Mike Langan Dennis Taylor ADVERTISING - Dan Hoyt Cora Rogers Donna Hill Rosalie Settlemoir Judy Goddard BUSINESS MANAGER -- Shirley Watkins CIRCULATION AND EXCHANGE - Linda. Betts TYPISTS - Mary Margaret I-Iagler Barbara Hagler Member Southern Illinois High School Press Association Member llllnols High School Press Association Enrollment-580 Reporters, Stanley Strusz, Kate Smith, and Ellen Brown, check and start to work on their assignments. Reviewing the events of last night's game are the sports writers-Karl Kiefer, Denny Taylor, and Richard Taylor. Y 4 42 1 .. . an The Student Council is the backbone of C.C.H.S. 'lihe Student Council is nn llfgglllllilfltlll ul' highly respected people working for the school. The clulu consists nl' twelve memluers chnsen by the student lunch. three lrnm ezich class. 'lhe Student Council is entirely responsilule for nur llninecoining, amd this year they decided thin the theme should he Slmwlmfmt. ilihey did it line juli nl decorating liar the night nl' lun und dancing. Climtixed hy the crowning nf the queen. This group is respnnsihle for selecting the tis' seinhlx' prirgrtnns presented during the year. Xlnst nl the prngrrnns this venr h1n'e lueen very enjnvzihle. il wice during the yt-.ir there were conferences held nut ul tmxn. il lie first this tl district cnnlierence held nn Uctnlver 20 in ,-Xnn.i. Several ineinlwers attended this meeting where pruhleins nl' student gmcrninent were discussed .ind gi dinner lnllnwed. ilhe second con lerence. held in Cliic-.ign in the spring. uns .1 stne cnnlercnce listing linr tum dns .ind uns attended ln tim reprtsenmtnes lruin cur schnnl. .Xnnther iinpnrmnt juli nl the Student Cluiincil is helping out nut students, slwxxiiig them .around the seliiwvl .ind introducing them tn students rind l.icultx, XX e .ire proud ul the Student Council rind then fine reliresenmtiun .ind their .ieuiinplislnnents. Standing' Mike Corson, Jim Lockerby, Susan Carman, Chor- Iotte Davis, Mrs. McGowan, Mr, Finley, Bart Bridges, Frank Taylor, Howard Hood. Seated: Pam Gilbert, Lucy Brown, Larry Dykhouse, David Sloan, ond Dorothy Lenzini. Top: Officers of the Student Council are: David Sloan, Vice- President, Lucy Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, and Larry Dykhouse, President. Bottom: Counting votes is one of the CounciI's duties. Here Dorothy Lenzini, Pam Gilbert, and Bart Bridges count the votes for o freshman election. me 5 H The dream of every student- ational Honor Society C Honor Society officers were: Douglas Macleod, Vice-President, Carol Singer, Secretary, and Jim Eddings, President. Xlemlmerslmip in tlie llonor Society is tlte liigliest lionor tliait can lne lmestouecl upon any student in this Nkillfifll. illlis elmpter is offieitilly lcnown as Czirlmonnlule C'oinmunity lligll Scliool Clmpter ol' tlle National llonor Soeiety ol' Seeomlury Schools. ililte olmieet ol tliis elialpter is to eretite un enthusiasm lor selmoliirsliip. to stimulate ti tlesire to rencler service. to promote uortln' lexxclersliip. anal to eneourzxge tlie Llevelopment ol elizuxieter in tlie pupils ol' C.C'.ll.S. 'llte colors ol' tlte elulm. gnltl aintl lmlue, Sltlllll lor superiority. llealuirement lor memlversltips ure tlmt Ll stuclent First row. Mike Langon, V. A. Beadle, Jim Rees, Fred Hunter, Bill Borger, Jay Lovelace. Second row: Steve Stroup, Larry Dykhouse, Douglas Macleod, James Eddings, Carol Singer, David Sloan. Third row: Tom Waldron, Becky Jeffries, Rose' Q-v Lf T Remaining Seniors were: Steve Stroup, Douglas Macleod, Carol Singer, Larry Dykhouse, Jim Eddings, and David Sloan. must lie tl -lunior or Senior: must lime .ittentletl Cllr lmonclule Comintinity for it leust one semester: must lttne lH.llI1I.lll1LLl Ll ltiglx selmolnstie tixerzigeg possess goocl elmmeter timl leticlersliip, anal little remleretl nottilile serviee to tlle sellool. No more tluin live per-cent ol' tlie 'lunior eltiss und liilteen per-cent ol' tlle Senior elaiss inuy lme eleeteml to memlmersltip. Xen memlners are eleetecl ln' it council eonsistinq ol' tlte prineipul tmcl till ol' tlte rt-.ielmt-rs. llus elula. lJI'g.lllllL'il to mist tlie selioltistie meinige ol' tlie stutlents. luis clone so lor tlle ptist nine wears. mary Hughes, Mary Denison, Ada Rury, Dorothy lenzini, Myrtle Hine, Mary Gersbocher, Reba Lockerby, and Howard Hood. Not pictured: Susan Taylor. -fi The officers at the F.H.A. are: first row: Judy Sudheimer, Lindo Maloy, Mary Gersbocher, Joyce Halstead. Second row: Pat Adams, Janice Hogue, Rosalee Settlemoir, Pat Smith, Peggy Wolfe, Jone Gersbacher. Vlilllj lfuture l luineinuliers nl' gkinerien. lmetter known .is tlie If.ll.,'X., is une ul' the very uetive aincl wurtli- wliile elulis zit Cuiiiiniinity. llaieli summer tlie eliaipter st-mls tlie president to leiiclersliilw training Clllllp ut l .ilxe lilnuiiiiiigtuii tu gather new inleais llur the wining ye.ir. .Xetivities this year ineluilenl giving ti llieulti' ten ziml ii lresliinzin ten the lirst week nl' seliuiil, pur- Iibiltilllllgl with tlie lili..-X. in .i llill liziyricle, zittemling tlie llouse ol' Delegates meeting in lientun. attending tlie Spring lliilly for Section II. :incl ll numlmer ol .ietivities during F.H.A. week in April. Prujeets rie- euinplislieal ln' the If.l l..'X. girls were presenting United Nations Hag and Civil Defense Kit to the seliixil, llnlm llw. Xkiurld Friemlsliip Festival, lmsliets lui' the neecly lliinilies, Upemticm Cliristinus Angel. Style Show ur the Pfl'..'X.. Nurses .Xicl for tlie llolden l luspittil. aiml ai well-ezirnecl excursion trip for the ye4ir's riutsttiniling nieinlvers. llie l4.ll..'X. elulm wus aiwnrclecl gi plaque lin' the iiiitstamliiig CllLlI'tIL'I' ul' Seetiun ll in V355-56. il lie elmpter lmrents tliis xeur were Xlr. rincl Xlrs. XY. Xl. Cierslmelier iincl Xlr. .incl Nlrs. llimilil lklillie. Allie slmiisms. Xlrs. Yestri Xliirgnn iinzl Xlrs. .Xlinn lnrlrl. were must plegisecl witli tlie .leeriniplislnnents ul' tlie girls. kliitli gill ul these aietivities. tlie liuture llumein.ilu'rs ul .Xineriui is .i lmrcl working llTL1.Il1ll-l' tiiin. ainil is liiglili' reeuiniiiemleml ln' tlie inemlmers. F.H.A. girls and the ones who set their Top, Installation teas are customary in the F.H.A. Center: This club is known for its clever bulletin board displays like the one pictured here. Bottom: Sponsors, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Todd, look on as Mary Gersbocher, president, wraps Christ- mas packages. ,Kr-259 i if 2.56 A' xg 19 5 ,rf s 7 f e . FU 7, li. .78 . ,, L m T25 I' 1, gi are .pf 1? F-M . N ,i 'z A .f A' - '- 13 i n ' s i ' fy -ff .rg . W 115.1 ll A, 5 D lffilw i l ' it i't' F D A W . :. 'i 2 an 94 5321 'cgRETl 'ful ,.,- . .. ., .s,,,...... 4 ' 4 ...shi-:-we-W F.F.A. boys are h '-Q71 goals and reach them A si-,-.70 2 , lj 'K 1 t 4- I. 1 i -4 Top: Several members of Community! F.F.A. are industriously working on Jim Alstat's tractor. Center: Testing soil samples proves to be interesting as well as educational. Bottom' Re- assembling an auto motor furnishes practical knowledge. 91 The Senior office's of the F.F.A. were: Dale Reeder, William Bigler, Russ Willoughby, James Alslal, Mr. Diamond, sponsor. Kneeling: Tom Shackleton and Jack Masters. lht- l'uturc i'tll'lDL'l'8 ol t-Xmcrica is a nationwiclc organization ol' hots cnrollccl in Vocational .Xgricule turc in high schools. Each statc in thc union. as wt-ll as Porto Rico .incl llawaii, haxc hots intcrcstctl in thc l7.l7..tX. Uathin tht- statc ol' lllinois thcrc arc sonic hvc hunclrccl anal thirtx' local units or chaptcrs such as wc havc in Community lligh. il hc F.F..'X. motto is Learning to do: mloing to lcarn: carning to lixc: living to scrvcf' Sonic ol tht- alms anal purposcs ol thc l'.l'.tX. arc: to tlcxclop cotnpctant rural lcatlcrs. cncouragc mcmhcrs to iinprovc tht- ialflll holnc, anal to lmrovidc wholcsontc rccrcation. 'lhc mcmhcrs practicc coopcration anti thrilit. and liostcr patriotism hy training for usclul citilcnshilv. 'lhc Cfotnntunitx chaptcr totals lortx'-cight incin- l'crs this tcar. Soinc ol' thcir actixitics ucrc: juclging lixc stoclc anal land. attcntling Stgltc com cntions, tnalv ing a homccotning float. forming lixc stock improvc- mcnt associations. holding a Pcst killing contest. hating picnics .intl has riclcs. anal playing haslccthall. Vlihc lf.F..-X, is a uholcsomc organization ol' linc. hcalthi young lncn rcach' to lacc agriculturc with a ncu' tutloolx. X iii First row Kathryn Sifbmnrt, Donna Hill, Nancy Crow, Kay Brown, Ellen Bennett, Peggy Wolfe, Marian Harris. Second row Pam Gilbert, Janet Metcalf, Deanna Dia- mond, Judy Helton, Connie Degenhardt, Nikki Burnett, Ellen Brown, Third row:Kate Smith, Bonnie Danby, Stanley Strusz, Rosalee Settlemoirt Sandra Crabtree, Betty How- erton, Fourth row: Pat Wil- liams, Diane Biggs, Vollie Mae Holmes, Leah McClain, Linda Betts. Fifth row: Cora Rogers, Elaine Henderson. Janet Brooks, Sherry Morris, Sharon Warren. Sixth row Ann Storme, Ruby Nors- worthy, Mary Ellen Mc- Kereghan, Susan Odum, Doris Harrison. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi work to improve their Community llie lli-Y ancl il ri-l lifi, newlx' til'2:1lllllL'Ll groups, seeretai'x'-treasurer: .intl Xlilse XVriiii.itl4. eliaplain. 'llie are part nl tlie i.Xl.Q'..-X. prugrani in C'.ii'lmntlale and iillieers nl tlie 'l rielli-Y xiere Katliryn Stniinan. presi- tlie Unitetl States. 'lliere Ul'g.1I'lllLlfll7I'lS are liountlecl nlentg Stanley Strusz. viee-presitlent: Kate Sinitli, nn Qiliristian prineipals .incl tlieir aim is tn luring a seeretarsg ,Xnne Sturine. treasurer: and Peggy Xliulie. lietter nun' iii living into tlie liiiines, tlie seliunls. and eliaplain. tlie eoininunity he stressing, tlie applieation iii' tliese Vlhmuglwul thc YNY' thcsc Clubs muh Pun in l'fm ll lS U' Cwrulkw lnmg' nlillierent lsinds nl aetivities. inelutling serviee pm- llit llii meinlitisliip is inanle up nl siipliiiinnre ju-teh ,W,m.y,mL,king I,,,,,j,.dS. ,n,,yiL.,Q 5I,,.,liX,.rs. Kimi sutli .ietixities lorni time lii lli Y limits. .intl tlie girls iii Ili.it elass wliii are interestecl in Im,-tits. IU,.ri,,diL.Ji1x- during thc Mum A u',,,-iwlwl, - was lielnl witli ntliei' lli-H .intl lriflli-N groups. .Xt illie lliei- nllieers tliis year xiere liairl Kieler. tliese u'ui'lisliiips, iillieers wil tlie xariiius groups were pi'esimleniL l,.ii'i'i hltlllliwtll, xiee-presiclentg ,Inlin flutts. .ilile in get new inaterial anal ideas. First row Russ Willoughby, Gerry Howe, Mr. Diamond Paul Sorgen, Larry Johnson Second row Dennis Taylor Karl Kiefer, Bart Bridges Don Langan, Mike Womack Third row William Woods John Clutts, Donald Truenow g., 4 f Standing Barbcro Rich, Donna Hicks, Roberto Stearns, Pat Smith, Donna Schnoke, Peggy Robinson, Doris Reeder, Wini Mofield, Mcirsho Horris, Joyce Smith. Middle row Margaret Bennett, Connie Feirich, Dor- othy lenzini, Reba Lockerby, Jon Alexander, Janice Hogue. Bottom row Becky Jetlries, Lucy Brown, Janet Turner, Core men McGinnis, and Toni Mc- Neely. F.T.A.-a future investment in the education of our children il lu' Xcxxtiin llnrcl llrxtpci' Qlluln til ljlllllll' 'l utult- ,.,'Q5,,' . ww 1-is til ,XlIlL'l'1'.'.l this UI'Q.lllllLll in Ilia llllkl PHI til tht- wi V356 sultnnl xml' lu' BYLILJCUYF, ilttcwstul in exploring tiuicliimg its .1 L'.lI't'k'l'. It was lhllllbkl ltir X. U. Um! tl tuiulwi' at C .C .l IS. ltir mum YC'll'S Xlrs lm is rlit- cluli slmitsnr. 'L llit- ptlrliiisc til tlu' l'. l ..rX. is tn gin' Its iiiciiilu-i's .tn tiplmrtiiitity In .xpluiyiisv tlit-ir mln .tptitmlcs ltii lL'lLilll1U mel pivix tilt- L'Xl7k'lilL'I1L'L'N xvltiult uill lu-lit . 5 i gli-xt-l-ip l'L'.lkJll1k'NN lin' ti-.it-lim uclLlu41tiiin. Ilicm llu- lmull ls.l..X. Llulu was iiimtlx kll'lI'lk'I'k'Ll lux tllc XLlIl4lI1.ll llkll.lL'.lIlttl'I ,Xssricigititixt illlll tlit- lllintiis ltlllkllllllll .'XSNUL'l.IIltll1. l it-li XVII' Ilia' L'llll'IL'l' will lu H'l1nML'Ll. Ilia' Cllllt l'u'u'lXll1 1 Lllll cl glulcl su ll Iii ln' .illixul tu tlu' Llt.i1'tt'1'. ll1lllLIllI1U tltlt tlit Llulm is in Qmicl smmling. X.llltlI1.ll lx l ..X. L1Il1IliN.lliL' lal.1t-lx, ultitv. .intl lI.init it-tl. lltu l.l.,X. pin is tltv n.1tli+n.tl Ullllilblll til :num lmursltipg II is stt-rliiw silxt-i' xxltll lwl' ' tnmittl lux ll.i111r wil. Top F.T.A. officers were: Janet Miller, president, Pat Adams, secretary, ond Reba Lockerby, treasuier, Bottom Mrs. Friedline was the F.T.A. club sponsor. Wilt' we Q Fw The Science club shows us a fascinating new world lhe Science cluh. an frganilation the memhers ol which are students interested in science, is a new ciuh this tear. Irs ohject was to trv to put across to tl hDHXK'iCCiQL' Ihclf l.'tll'l bk' the memhers that science is acquired in an enjovahle wav. that the science cluh does not have Io he looked upon as .rnothnr class at Sfilijfll . One ol the cluhs activities this vear was making projects for the Science l7air which is held in Cfarhon- daie everv spring. Xlanv hours oi hard work and re- search went into those proiects. and some came out verv well in the rating. Often. movies were shown at the meeting. and guest speakers were invited at dilierent intervals to deliver lectures on a varietv oi' topics ranging lrom .-Xdam to the atom. liven the cluh memhers prepared speeches ol' their own for the meetings. Alter everv meeting refreshments were served. The sponsors who worked and helped this cluh were Mr. Perkins. the hioiogv teacher. and Nlr. lloo- ver. the Chemistrv and Physics teacher. 'lhev were assisted hv the following capahle officers: Bill liorger, President: Bah llill, Vice-President: Susie Fligor. Secretary: and Fred Davis. Treasurer. During the vear the Science eluh has heen one oi' the most active and eniiovahle in the extra-curricular program, its memhership attesting to this. First row: Mr. Perkins, Fligor, .,,,, '1 : 'W ' 5f'4X' Q ?-Tn? ,ve i-.J Top: The officers of the Science Club were: Fred Davis, Treas- urer, Susie Fligor, Secretary, Bill Borger, President, and Bob Hill, Vice-President. Bottom: Science club sponsors: Mr. Perkins and Mr. Hoover. Macleod, Cochran, Degenhardt, Boyd, Feirich, Hicks, Goddard, Denison, Hughes, Mr. Hoover. Second row: Lockerby, Lenzini, Brown, Bridges, Diamond, Crow, McCoy, Betts, Hine, Robinson, Vaughn, Henderson. Third row: Booth, Jones, Slroup, Stearns, Bobbitt, Langon, Borger, Walker, Sanders, Schnoke, Long. Fourth row: Hayes, Borger, Hill, Rees, Morris, Warren, Biggs, Brooks, Mongioforte, Alexander. Fifth row: Mansfield, Davis, Clark, Bowlin, Hood, Hoyt, Turner, McGinnis, Travelstead. Sixth row: Thompson, Johnson, Love- lace, Lockerby, Tellor, Hornick, Samford, Grob, Grammer. gusgffi 9 JAG 7 av Leff Io Hgh' Howard Hood Tommy Tellor Paul McRoy Jay Lovelace Judy Hellon Connie Felrlch Donna Hicks Harry Manguaforle Becky Jeffrles and Mary Denison Fme direction + hard work a successful Jumor Play I mc IUCIIUFILIIH smolx xxxth tu Iauvhtcr of t L ILICIILULE. ms thc curtxm cILsLcncIuI on thc umor Pln imc Out Iur Cflnvu t xx as thc sturx 0 1 un nv tun wcr lnvcr uh, cIcLlcIuI to Lu rusc har rw t 1 1 0 cr su 1 cn mxunr wir rhs LX Cnrtnnlx thc mnmhcrs UI rlu cI1ss lm stwc crux an 0 m x nd thc nc msc x mx thu ruuxu Paul McRoy Judy Helion Harry Manguaforfe and Donna Hacks discuss the currenf problem aul McRoy Harry Manglaforie and Becky JEIIYIES look at ase during Yhe Junior' Play gn Cn x IL UHN nr Lk x KIFIL mum ll I x XI IHUII u I 1 611 C emma Fklflkl HHIIL tl 1 Xl lrx Ilnnlsun Hmmm 1 s lL xc Dm lx I ml XILIIUX ru L 4 mx L I rv I 11 x c IX I N fxk Ijlltlffll Rm XI Lsh1nxIxu rx , . , - I 91 f., - - -Q b MJ -' 'K' ' ff., ' 4 W -.1 f- , 4 yn X I. 1 1 1 1 I MI-1 I .I ' I-an ' 'h' ' . - IA - T 5- .HI 1' fa I' 1 5 'V ,V I' '--4,,',C',,l, 'I - - 'Hhs . us Ll citilcn In going, out for In th41II. AIII' gl ' IzlcI ' lllil I- rhu tcnm. In 'X '- , Cir 5- gnu' up ig vtru- ' I curricular Ilctixity in IILIYOI' :JI ll nmrc Icminc life. f-1' n 'x Q ' 1 .'.' 1 I:a,, did Ll Iinc july of I 'scntinn their PILIB' 1 LI vc-II dc- scr r mu I ul' npplz 5' VI ' 'I '-I. P I . 1 . . A e ' ' - . ' I I - I fiintfw' I ml 7 ' .IucI, I -Iron N xI,,r ' f' r1I - ll ' 'Iii' ' In Vs A I W IIr ' 'I f' HI - Y IIzlrrv', A QQI rtc' M . I 'Inn I ml f-f- I 4' V I . V V 'lun f' rrl ---- . 1 I' ' ' 11116 --ssks I I Iltkx FIIVI 'A - - f - 7. .' , In Clrwz f f - 'I mm- 'I xIIur lil I off 1111 - f ll X'AlI'I Il ncI .III2 II'4Im1 - - - - 'Inf' IJ 'ILHQL' Twirlers: First rowi Sondra Womack, Connie Degenhardt, Pot Letter-girls: First row- Janet Turner, Sue Brown. Second row: McClintock. Second row Ma.ian Harris, Debbie Cochran, Pat Shirley Reeder, Kathryn Stroman, Joyce Halstead, Carmen Barnes, Rachel Calhoun. McGinnis, Susan Taylor, and Ellen Brown. With fancy footwork, fifteen girls led the band this year lL35T xx.1s il lmig 1c.11' lor thc L'ItllCL'TI l1.111tl. ilu prt-sirlc11t. .111tl nluring tht- st-t-i111tl sc111cstt'1' lk-cltt Alcl- lwt-gin xxitl1. six new ll1!slI'LllllL'I1L5 wort' utltlt-tl: .1 l1.1s- l'ricstr1r1lir1xt'1' tl1i5l1r1sitir111. NQ11111, .1 lil'L 11cl1 l1r11'11. .1 tL1l1.1. .1 lmritiim- st1x11pl1om'. LII1 'llllt' lxllltl. tht- cl1r11'11s. .mtl thc Illllllflglill groups rilvriu. .tml .111 alto ClLlflIlk'L. liar Lllk' llrst time ulllccrs p1'usc11tctl .1 xxL'll-rccuixctl Cl11'ist111.1s cr111cc1't to thc xxuu- t-lvtttftl. Fllll' llrst 5k'II1L'SLL'l' l'.1t NlcClintuclx was stuclcnt lmritlx' in tht- LlllLL'l'l1ltItII Llllil signin tl1.1t night Seated left to right: Caryl Klingberg, Joyce Pace, Reba Womack, Mike Miskell, Joe Gurley, Larry Johnson, Becky Locerby, Jackie Norton, Janet Smith, Carol Feirich, Karon Jeffries, Larry Borger, Jerry Bradley, Dickie Grammer, Presley, Pat Barnes, Carol Murden, Lois Reeves. Standingl Connie Degenhardt, Paul McRoy. Marian Harris, Debbie Cochran, Rachel Calhoun, Sondra 5, 2 F 9 . I 3.24, if ii i f iw J A I ' I' Dance Band members were Harry Penry, Pat McClintock, Barbara Hagler, Charles Davis, Karl Keifer. Standing Jim McClinlock, Dick Grammer, Paul McRoy, hir imrcnts .inml r1ixx'i1sImL-hplc. l.41tcr in rlu- war. .1 .iuint crinuwt with llllcglllllll uns Llcxclulwcl, aincl thc' ilklllill PI'Ilk,gRlIll uns gixcn in gin evening PL'l'lilll'lll.lllk'L' in nur high sr-lmil giuclitririuin. lnstcncl ul' cntcring thc- gmnuiil lmncl umntcst Seated leff io right: Rosemary Hughes, Mary Denison, Mike Corson, James McClinlock, Charles Davis, Barbara Hagler, Judy Goddard, Harry Penry, Russell Smith, Karen Woolen. Standing: Ann Rogers, Gary Kemper, Johanna Walker, Mary ..l l l . l fb I 'i, ,,, music li-stixiil with llcrrin, .Xnn11, iincl Nliirplixslmrmi 'Axis lJl.ll1I1L'll. 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Helsley, Rosalee Selllemoir, Cora Rogers, Judy Heck, Pal Baker, Pal McClintock, Carolyn Denison, and Mr. Lockwood, direclor. f , l 4 'K of urs? frle Sondra Womack Marlon Harrns Rosolee Sefflemour Karl Keller James McCI1n1ock Paul McRoy Jerry Hmkley ludy Heck Joyce Pace Duck Grammer Carol Murden Second hle Connue Degenhardt Ann Rogers Gary Kemper Jerry Bradley Joe Gurley Russell Smdh Carol Feuruch Jane1Sm11h lhlrd flle Rachel Calhoun Judy Goddard Johnna Walker ora Rogers Janel Brooks Mnke Muskell Jacque Norton Caryl A .15 Klmgberg Fourvh flle Pa1McCl1n1ock Pal Barnes Becky Jef frnes Larry Johnson Mary Helsley Mary Dennson Larry Borger Charles Dav1s Karen Woolen Karan Presley F1f1h frle Debbne Cochran Carolyn Denuson Peggy Robunson Muke Corson Rosemary Hughes Ruchard Taylor Barbara Hagler Harry Penry Reba lockerby Our marching band entertained wlth snappy routmes and tunes Conme Degenhardt drum ma1ore1le for 1he band was efflcuent and falthful 1n 1h1s posmon 7 l U N 3l.lI LIN U L LILIII x 11 s LT Y x llxk 1 1 L 11111 1 N 11 ss11 YI x 111 NLLIIH s 1 1 s Ugg lNlll ll l xx x s ll 1 5 WI sk it 1 ll LIN 1 111 PLINIINNN l11 1 1 K N 1 L 1 1 11 1 1 x 1 x are .1 2 f sri' ',l, K f . , ye' A . -V' , , I I I 1 ll11' ll?-1 111.11'1l1l11N l1.1111l 11.1s 111.1ll l ' 'r,,1'1i' .lllkl 1-1111'1'1.1111i11g. ll11' l1.1111l 111t.1l1'1l l1l'11 1111'111l11'11s 111 .1ll. incl l' Ll Il1c' .lx l1't11'1' girls Llllll six 111i1'l1'1's. 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'lhc Christrnds .iplit-.lrnrutc uns cspccirillx' striking in that tht' chfirus, tnrrxing lighted cttncllcs. prffct-ssc-tl to tht- stage singing tt ltillnlis. ln thc- l.ist piirtinn nl tht- prfrgrtiin. the lmntl .iccnriiptinictl thorn tis they sting carnls tiLLftITT17.ll'lklDQ tht- Cihristrnus Story ruitl In Nlr. llusatn. ilihc chorus imrtuiscd its incinluc-rsliip until uppriixiiiitttc-ly tnrtt hw sttrtlcnts were singing. .Xltliiiugli xwrlting untlcr .itl- xcrst' conditions. the chnrus ticcfnnlilislit-ti much in thc IUSGST singing sc-ssinns. il li ' ' c' xl.lCll'lQ.ll Qfttllli .ilsn Intl its trwtllilvs .intl triumphs. il his tvpt- ul nrgginimtinii is itrtlin.lrilx uirnpusccl til' Ita rncnihcrs, hut thcrt' were licwur singc-rs in riurs luvcutisc ul' tht- link nl' tcnfirs .intl lmssus. qXs in tht- past xt-urs, the Xlrnlrignls gnu- st'wr.il lwrlimii- umvs cluring tht- yuir. ilhcy .tppt-:nrt-tl lirst att rt ,. ..., , . I .l..rX. meeting tit Qriininunity lligli Schnul. than nt l,incnln ,luninr lligh St-lwul. Next they s.ing tit ti llcitnry Cluh tlinncr .incl it XYmii.tris Ciluh msc-ting. ,lille inutlriguls also ptnrticilmtccl in tht- C hristrnris cun- ccrt. ln the spring they uppctirctl nn tt-lcvisinri llL'iittfL' District Contest. blilicy tinmplett-tl tt succcsstitil wzir. singing wt-ll ut cuntcst. X xi, fa, -f '0 i v if The new music director, Mr. Lockwood, form- erly tought at Benton. At present in addition to directing the music activities at C.C.H S., he is doing work leading to his Masters De- gree. The music department is faring well under his guidance. The Madrigals retain tradition of a beautiful blend of voices The First Madrigal group was composed ot Mary Lea Brown, Joyce Halstead, Mary Denison, Rosemary Hughes, Carolyn Denison, Becky Jeffries, Pat Baker, Linda Forsyth. Standing- Charles McGlocklin, Richard Taylor, Larry Johnson, David Sloan, Harry Babbitt, Arthur Sobery. uw- I The 40 chorus members receive M credit for rehearsing on their own time First row: Joyce Pace, Rosemary Hughes, Cora Rogers, Becky Jeffries, Connie Degenhardl, Mary Denison, Carolyn Denison. Second row. Jean Lobensiein, Carolyn Dillow, Kaie Smilh, Ann Siorme, Judy Heck, Ann Rogers, Nancee Biggs. Third row: Mellie Stearns, Judy Goddard, Eihel Hagler, Elrola Howard, Enola Howard, Pal Baker, Susie Fligor. Fourth raw: Mr. Lock- wood, Norma Glasford, Diane Biggs, Karen Wooten, Caryl Klingberg, Ann McRoy, Wini Mofield. Fifih row: Harry Penry, Kerby Rushing, Connie Feirich, Marlyn McCree, Rachel Cal- houn, Gary Kaemper, Paul Hefhmon. Sixth row: Mike Corson, Charles Priicheli, Larry Johnson, Myron Taylor, Jack Manning. Sealed: Cora Rogers, Caryl Klingberg, Connie Feirich, Carolyn Dillow, Ann McRJy, Rachel Calhoun, Connie Degen- hardi, Susie Fligor, Wini Mofield, Ann Rogers, Joyce Pace. Standing: Charlez McGfockIin, Richard Taylor, Larry John- son, David Sloon, Harry Bobbin, SPUHTS al C.C.lI.S. mean nlore than physival exertion. They represent: Friendly rivalryg l air play and gofnl sportsmanship: Avhing muselles and liredfeetg l'ra1'tiec. harrl work, and palieneeg Faithfulfollowers anal ardenlfansg The sound Qf a whistle and llae start qf a game: Slloulx QI' rirlory and sighs of flefeatg Faring unexpevlefl silualionsg unllflfillg together as a lea m. 1 1 I 4 f ! ' I '!! Ill-Oli'-K 4.- -0 ' -va-.. .X , .,. - - . . A , -1' 'J 't 4' it-'1 , 1,1 - , f ..- - 1- 1, .X grunt tlt-.tl ul urctlit for tltc l5 gtttm' t1'i1t1ti11g st1't'.tlQ sltftttltl gf' ttt tltt' m'11'lx f11'g.tt1i1t'tl ltclt tlttlt .tml stmlcttt SLIITIHHIAI ttltitlt spttrlicd tltc 'lL'I'l'lLll'S to xiqtrtry. 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Middle raw: Bob Rushing, Charles McGlocklin, Barl Bridges, James Eddings, Russ Willoughby, Mike Womack, Gary Imhofl, Charles Teamwork + strategy : S.W.E. football champs Ycturnm lJ.ix' .intl omg- .again time liar mln- lmnllf tiiin.il Ctirlwirinlrilu-Nliirpliyslmiirii g.nnu. 'lhc lirst li.lll was .1 grunt' ol 'gin' .intl ttilecu with lwth tt-inns h.it- tling to suirc and ended with the scnrc standing lit flfll. kkilicn pltii rtsunictl in tht- st-Lund lmll thcrc Kms Li nfiticcrihlc dillcrcmc in power rind spirit as the 'll-rricr's ll.irrx' llolnlmirr intcrwptccl gi pass and mn hir gi tiiucli- clnu n. il hc scuinnl 'lcrricr twucliclfnvn uiinc Lnirly in the lnurth qwirtcr when Xltirphyshurfi had thc hall dt-up in their nwn territory, .Ls thc Xltirpliyshnrifs huclt smrtcd tu kink. llill, llill mine cmsliing tlirnugli tin lmlntk tht- kiclx .incl wnil it lwiim-irigg into tht- cnnl func. ixlicrc tht- 'licrricrs high suiririg linciiiainf' llnn llrilc lt-ll nn it liir tht- tfiticlicliiwii. 'lhc tittcinpt hir thc cxtr.i point mis ti llilst- kit-k that sunt Frccl lluntcr scunipcring wiclc ziriiuncl lt-lr cncl tu niiilic tht- linul sumrc Curlwiiclgilc li. xlLlI'I3llk'SlJ0l'lr ll. Hagler, Bill Lyons, Doug Mae Lead, Eugene Hagler, Crandle Grove. Top row: Coach Reid Martin, Paul Sorgen, Tom Waldron, Denny Hays, Dan Davis, Paul Fox, Coach Frank Bleyer, Jim Lockerby, Gary Howe, Mike Clark, Dick Grammer, Dick Haden, John Terpinitz, Coach Don Raines. 'Y' I' 65,27 X f YL Q .--D .ix 1. fr ' M 314. gf: X . n N Q 'if I IMI, lmxlmlngg 1' 4555: 5 x H mu xx mm ir llidll I1 1 I1 L Hll L L L' ' xxx , . 3 ax E- IIHIS .,,, fm 'F Q X - D b ' f X x X' ,x Q x. ...- ve ,Q .!' S ?' I N! to 6-X I 17 4 ilk IPM ul 8111.111 IZ:-uw Stv.u'n W , 5 , ,',,' if. X, 113' M ' X ' i X. gg. A ' p , V f L ' V llairrn' nllitt Q . Fay Cm xl. T I,. ry lJf'l'iI1ULlNl Q, A Q . f y f K . A 8, ,Q . . A, XE .x V it ' ,L Q-rl . umm 7 V ' A mn lm- Hwlw Ilill K haf? 0 I I t- - F' i x 'S Z, , ' gs . lirval llu ICI' L mi sltmm - ' ' x ? N v x ,N 2 I W gf? cfllf' lml nfl' I A Du lungnn ' ...gb sp 1 ' NHL' l.mg.m C Q aptxm 'X W A V ' ' 5 , I I vnu lcwi, 7 E. Q , 'f ' Y 5 'K A A A I 'V 3 j IJ glus KIA lm al x XW N 2 N 2 5 ' . - LI :ilu Nl Ll LI1 Plnl P1111 Il Q w ,- Y-. -T. A L Astron was one of the mann potnts of the Carbondale Murphysboro game The Terriers fought hard throughout the game and upset Murphy s prefect season tn the SW E conference Carbondale Terriers ' a winning team with a fighting spirit Nl Ii 2- 2- IW 25 wt in 45 Il Bottom row Arthur Sobery Earl M1ller Paul Holsombeck J1m Fr1ck Marlon Stem Bob Stoelzle Grover Frankl1n Clarence Johnson John Robertson Jake Rendleman Mvddle row M1lford Burke Make Barrlnger Jlm Drew Ron Damron Albert Blythe Larry Krlstoff Davnd Taylor Arthur Aydt Dennle l.1ngle Top vu. L 1 t rl rl l1 l1 mms or 111111 ur 111111111111 tc 1111 mxt XL 1r ll1L vu as 111 11s p 11nd 1 vu 1111111 sl111111nv hm sports111111 ll 1 111 111ss1 7lllllLS ol 1cw11111w 1 strunv tc 1111 1 row Donald Truenow Donald S1Il Everett Rushnng Frank Taylor Russ Wulloughby Gary Imholf Bull Lyons Charles Hagler Jerry H1nkley Bart Brldges M1ke Womaclf Don Langan Practlce Coach Bull Ellus Coach Bull Thompson tl1o11vl1 tl1L llDl0f 1 1rs1t1 Lllilllt f1n1sl1 111tl1 1 sxc tl1L1r sclmol Vlc .all hopc 1l111 tl11s spmt 111ll hclp 111 pro11d111v 1 111nn1ng tc 1111 mxt Xklf We salute our coaches the drwe behmd every good team X lfllllx lllucr llcld Xlllllll Football Coach Track Coach Baseball Coach Assustant Football Coacw Asslstant Basketball Coach l l111111 781 lion ll llI'lL5 Basketball Coach Assustant Football Coach Asslstant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach ll n , I l l 1' 'A Q X llul 11r- l1i5l1 l111t 11' 'crricr 3 lps Xk'lll 'll tlxc I., ' rl ' '1 ,' ' ' ' 1 C1 gaps lc-lr lw tl1c suniurs and 1011111 up 11'itl1 tl1c oldc1 I1lCLIl1lI' record of wins. they did light lmrd to 11'in tm - U , , 1' A ,, , - V I, r I ll 'H 7h 1 y 1 .1 1 . I '. u l ,. l . l A . . I . . I 1. . . . . . 1l lzf 1 D od D1 '. J ' O ' 5 J 1 ' Da ' '1 . sl I 1 d I .tl l A 1 Q 5 -1 . Xl- l I ' Q 1 X 1 7 . 1 1 . A, ,1 S v X 'A ltill 4 IQ 111 il x V . f - , C.C.H.S. represented in Southern Illinois basketball squad lliti l95fi-5- wnsnn uns tl innst suuwslul wnt- lfir tlit- Q'.1rlwntl.1lt- lcrrit-rs. Uiitli .1 sinwitli griiup nl st.1rtt-rs .1ntl .1 strung lwcntli tlit- lt-rricrs tniiililt-tt-cl rlit- Ntxlxfiii xxitli 24 xxins .llltl fi lnxws. Llnclur tlitir nmx tf1.1tli. lJ11n ll.llllL'N. tht-1 li.1tl zlit' tliirtl lit-sr re.-tural in tlit- liistwry nl tlit' stliwl .intl prfividcd tnugli tninputi- tinn lfrf .ill iimwrients. il ritlu tlrililuling .1ncl fJL1lNI.lI1Cl' ing lm.1ll lmntlling .ituitiiitud llir tht- tiinlusiwn exper- it-nwtl lix' rlit- lcrricrl 11pp11n1'iits. 'lliu tL'.1iii u.1s st-uintl tn l'iml.i1t'xxillt- in t1inltrt-me pl.1x. Al litii win tlic Xlt1rpliysli11r11 lnxit.1ti11n.1l liiurncx. r.1tt-tl tliirtl in tlit' lxgyptinn ll1il1tl.1x l11urn.1incnt, .intl t1,11l4 st-tmtl lil.1tt- in tlitl llc-gi11n.1l ilwurnvx. C'11.1tli ll.!lI1L'S st.1t1-tl. 'll11-N11 .1t't1iiiiimlisliiiiuiits wcrt- lll.lLlL' Iiussililt' ln tlit line- uw1pc'r.1ti11ii. L'l1IlllINl.lNlll .intl liiirtl xuirli 'il tlit' Nklll-ill... XK'1'.1t C'.C'.ll.S, lt-t-l tli.1t tliq xwrc' il Ilkllll ill st.1rs sings .1ll wvrt' 0LlISI1lINlllNL .1t X.lFlHLlS tinit-N Illfflllgillllllf slit' st-.1s11n. llmt- lcrrivrs grit nll tu Ll gnml st.1rt in tlit- uin- lvrciitt' i'.1ct' lux winning tlivir lirst txui 53.11111-N xxitli lyllcglllllll Lllltl Xltirpliislmriru. l'int'ltm'xxillt1 .lI7I3.ll'L'I1ll5 tlidn't intend tu slmru uinl'crcm'c lwnnrs. :intl .is .1 result tlic All-rricrs cxpcricncccl tlicir lirst tlcliciit. lit-t.1ili.1ti1in gintl lklfll wrirlt lwrriuglit tlic bl crricrs up tw rlit- llrilitlux' VltiLlTI1LlINL'I1I witli lixt' wins .incl 1in1- lnss. ,Xltcr living smppt-tl .1t tliirtl pl.1u' ln llvrrin. wt' Llllli' lmclt tu uin rlit- ncxt lUl7 ctirilivrviiu' t'm'11t1iitt'i's. l livn t'.11nt- rlit- lnxit.1ti11n.1l 'l1iurn.1n1cnt in whit-li tlit' lor- ricrs Lxiinc lirvinc witli tlic uliziiiipiriiisliip .iltcr llL'lll'.lIlI1Q Xlurlvliy in tlit- lin.1ls. il lit, lllllf lilL'II1lNllHl1IllL lL'l'Flt'fN r1'c111'tl t.1int- tlit' niglit 11l l'L'lHFLl.lfX Htli wlicn .1 lnggli spiritctl .XIHLI llkllll gmt' us mir lilrli clt'l1'.1t, filllllllfl' .iutiunx in mln- l.1st lux' uuclis nl' zlit- Scgiwii u1itiilwlt'It'lx 11xcrsli.1tl11wt'cl tlw .'xI1l1.l Quint' .intl lnniuglit rlmt- lsr- rivrs up In tlic lh'gi1m.1l 'l11t1'nu1. wt-11mlinrlit-S.XX'.l2. ciUl1lL'ft'IlCC. 'llitl tc.1n1 lwuglit li.1rtl in tliu llt'gi11n.1l l1it1i'nc'x. Llt'lL'.lIlI1g: Ll. Skkllilfll .intl Nl.ll'l1il1 lwlfmrt' lit-Y ing tlcla-.itctl ln .1 spiritctl llt-rrin tt'.1in. .Xt tlit' cntl ul tht- NLZIMIII. .is is tlit' ctlstrnn in ilu' 'i,XX',li. CifPI'lliL'l'L'l1k'L', tlit' t-11.1t'l11-s t-lt-t-rt-tl rlit- .'XllfQ1iL1tli- xxcstt-rn ligxlitinn C'.1ggc- YLXIIH. C'.CA.llS. x1.1s lwiinrctl xxitli tlit- clt-ttinn ull Vl.11 lriXcl.itc' .intl Xlikt- l.ll1Q.lI1. ,l.1x xx.1w lurtlici' li11n11rt'1l witli iiiviiilicitsliip on tlit' lirst IL'.lIl1 nl rlit- .XllSIiLlIllL'I'I1 lllinnis lwnfir lL'.lIll. Lovelace gels the iump on the opening play of the Carbon- dale-Sportc game. 6 .N X., QL. l lax Varsity players were Bottom row Harry Bobbtlt Larry Dyk house Make Langan Tap row Coach Don Raxnes Larry Hale rc 1rL x lux ul rlu um1mLnts mxdn hx 'Icru IIJHLIL tu must Lxutlncg Sum thnx Lxpuumnx this umm II1rrx Iuhhltt Lxulknt plxxmxlxgr mc Ixus! Lr I Lmoxf. mln U ut Frm fort value mst thuuvht thx tum xxorIxu.I xxLII thxt mvht shoxxlnv xt hu L n L x I xx as proud tx p xx xx tu tn n Ixrrx Dxlxhousn ruggnd dcicnslxl. mm I Lmoxxd rhx UIIDL xxlth Nlr Xnrmm m our vxm lr shoxxcd our tcam m top form xxn had Lxullcnt tg mx xxor md oxugulm 1 vrnxt huvxt usxclx mtwx oulxu cxullxnt shot I Lspnux x Lnxuxu In ut I'rxr1IxIurt umm xc tmm L IL LL Coaches for the l956 57 basketball season compare note Left to rxght Mr Thompson Mr Marhn and Mr Rome S 5 Lloyd Samford Jay Lovelace Jxm Lockerby and Douglas Mac Leod nxxul tx t su Iluxd Sum cm uxmx rc nuumlu L x lx I lllxxcl but r xx XIITIJD Ul L x 0 mum x s rlu Ixst u rxul Umm Imth uthnsxxclx md clnlumxclx xv. trux Iprmr SPIIII xx as Lxxdnnt xxhnn xxL Lum lmm hahlml to xxm ln tha Lluslnu mmutns Nlllxc I mvxn xxrx vom mot mm 'IhL pxrt ul thy lJISIxLIJl sun thxt Lnx Il st rl hn1I 0 Xlurphx slmro mxltxtlun II tournxmnm Ir xx xs thx. thlrml xc xxL lx ld burr 1 Xlurphx rlus smwn I Int um xx xx zhr spxxlx xxx mndu tu uxnxplxtn 1 sunus luI SL mm The Important 'ob of basketball managers ns an the hands ol two compelenl students Phnl Pelerson and Charles Hagler , O' A :L I lx ' . ' , f .3 9, rf' C' 1 ' I-, A V If Z , ,' x K , s- 'gi 'K ,V -' I It I l 4 I . X - B . t X I 35 l r. ' ' 7 K E I I ff X I . 7 5 e I I 3 U 1, I 1.1, I Y ' ' ' ' ' t x ...lil .-511.7 1 9 III' 'a -1 7 ' l ' ' ' J 1 ' 1' 7 ers shx gwx tcum Jliritf' - ,' fa I 'I, he I '- z I f J ' x xg - ' I I : Il h' gunna' x' ich 2 this xml 'als 3 -1 Q . I ' I ' , ' al' 1 I I the , Q '1 41112 In llll' p' ' , it xxx: ' I': 1 Lk' D' ' lt. I Ilia' ma '. 'l'l- O , xl . W, -. Q D V K- ,A , , .J .V , L, W1 , xx'hg t '21 ruxllf' du. m Izi' 'ith ' ' ' ' ' D ' -1 Da , I' 'ill ,Q r' W' at ao Il if ' L -'rs'-lgll ' ' Da ' , . I' ' On' . sou: I I x jmxcd IOQ wus IC I gs I' the ' lx 1 ' ' 1 U -z DI ITL 'z gnu Jaxx' tm ' '- 1 'Q 'x . 1' Q Ju: . 'I tlxxs I, - 5 z '1II,' r l I' ga - '- '- II ' xw J XY 41 'I Da '. TI- sa -l'-lx-1. amd xx'c I Q . .kv ,I as K .sl 9 I 1. , 5 4 I' K . I fx- ' 'S nga 1, J' Is' ' fx llmam' BOBBIT1' l-Anm' Dnuaolash l Aaaan' llAa.I2 Xlakaa LANGAN - C au aan -laxa l,UC'KlilUlY -IM' l rava1a.Ac'a2 lloaacza AS Xlfxctla l,a.m'ax SAMFORIJ Terriers second only to Pinckneyville in conference play Borlom row: Albert Blythe Ball Connel Rachard Taylor Duck Glasco Make Carson Malcolm Hanes Ball Lyons Bar! Bradges Grace, Gary Howe Make Womack Denny Taylor Donnae Dennae Langle Jam Drew Ronnae Gabson and Coach a langon, Harry Wallace Top row Coach Read Marlan Buddy Thompson fu lu IDLIQLIOIII Nlurphx slmro lll'1LIxI'lCXX llln Immun I I lfI'lSl7l.lI'k XUDI C lnstcr llI1LlxI'lLXXlHL X l urphx sboro Qplrtx Xlr Xgrnon IJUQLIOIU Hnrrm Xnnl ulmsron C :tx Sp xrtx C hntsnr U est I r lfilxhlff C urn XXI' J I 7 ll THEX JD J C L We were proud of our baseball team, BoHom row: Charles Perkins, Coach Marlin, Harry Bobbitl, Bob Hill, larry Drake, McGlocklin, John Clutls, David Tippy, Dick Haden, Paul Hol- Mike Longan, Douglas MacLeod, Frederick Davis, and Denny sombeck, Bob Sloelzle, Donald Truenow, Marlon Throgmorton, Taylor. Student Coach Hodge, Donald Hole. Top row: Assislanl Coach Baseball means sweat and thrills V156 prmrcl to lac il grunt scgtsun liur time 'lcrricr lxtsclxill tcinm. Stacking up liutirtwn wins uwr lin- luscs, thc tctun dclinitcls' slumwcd its itlmility to plus imll. ilihc tlmrcc exciting gznncs with Nltxrpliyslmrn. :nur clmicli rival, mzirliccl Clirlmunnlatlc stlpcriur in two wut ul tlit- tlircc cuntcsts. llw lL'l'l'lL'l'S must l1.iw sluggcnl tlu- lull lit-rccly lwmtlsc lmll' tht- tcnm lmtl tiwr it .300 lmtting LlYCfLl5,1L'. ililmsc lung lmurs ml practice :mtl fL'klll1XK'lJfl'i clcxvlupiiicnt Illllst lmw piiitl ull. il lic 'lcrricrs li.itl an cxcullcnt tuun. -incl it Llc' scrwcl much crcclit for its pcrscrvcmltcc in lmrcl times. ln Acldition. thc tciim lmcl tint' S,:LllQlAlI1CL' and mlircction til Clntcli Xlartin. ulw cailmlmlx' lnruuglit it tlmmugli inimx' tight spurs. .-Xltlmougli tlic 'lcrricr tcum took ll licw lwatings. thc spirit rcmninccl high. imcl it can Il'LlflliLliiN lx' saicl tligtt tllc tcnnl plus cel wt-ll tlu' wlwlt- SULINUH. l lftmclm Reid Xlurtin alt-scrvcs much crcmlit fur tht- V956 lmst-lutill tcniifs SllLiL'l'NS. Hans important clccisiuns arc matic nt lwlnc plate. The boys participating in trcck were Bottom row Earl Miller Hcgler Bill Lyons Jim Lockerby Larry Berger Don Gerber Richard Helmbaugh Jim Eddings Everett Rushing Poul McRoy Myron Toyior and Bruce Stearns Frank Taylor Crcndle Groves Top rcw Don McArthy Charles Track and tennis were mayor interests at Community High llt I IIINN I IN! 4 xii 1 ID HHLXLY LTIIL N iw lent ti it S Clk L I U X It I Ittst mix ll IM 1 New Hz Q' I rnbe s of tie tennis team at C C H S were Stan irvg Denny Hays Go y Howe fich Liss Joy Loveo R chord ToyIor Knee! ng Bart Brdjes Mike Worncrk ond Uoitnce Johnson . . . , I . I I y I I I I I I I I I 'I hc C. 'I iii4I.iIt' II t'i'i'it'iAs. uiitIt'i' C'ii.icIi I' ,tvII, h.icI .i iwtict'.iIiIt' L'x1it'i'icmt' .ich.inttigv tixvi' iitii' caiiii. Iin',I n'I thcir Iirst tviiiiis stxi. ii with .1 I-5 ru ii1I. Iixuii xxith this tIis.itIx. Liggc. Ii ' '. ilitf 'I ' ' 'r -Int I,nxt'I.ict' this trlt-tml t.ipt.iiii hui' tht- '56 au. iii. Iiii'I I w viitI in tht- nhstritt t tii'n.iiiicm. in 'I XQIX- Ili ' 'I cri'ici's pI.ixccI twLigsIi ciiiiipttitiiiii, iiiwting II.ii'i'is- in, this Iiist xtuir ntl tit VXI 'i'icticL'. uc grit' Io Ling hu Q, I7Itii'.i. Lind U'iimI Iliwr. Xll tlirut' tit I 2 ' Ivii'xx.ii'tI tit Itittirc SLIL'L'L'SNL'5 uliitli u'iII In t C'.f'.I IS. scI wh h.iu' h.itI tviiiiix ttxiiiix in Iviviiiitlx xtxiix .i I tfi the tiili iii its nun slillt. I Q , ,. I , 'QW A 't x If 4 'I . ' 1 - K gx,.i I i ' I . A 'I . f - I '. Me r I first ' ' . . , - d I 3 C' R e'I, I ce M' Q -1 QM L , i I tx I , V I r I 11 - . 'lille Club is rin rirgunimtifln ffl lmins wlwlmxe lettered in ur luxe lueen .1 rn.in.iger ril tiny til the in.ijfir sports at C,C.ll.S.. whieh efinsist ol lrifirlmll. lmslietf lmll. lmselmll. traeli. .intl tennis. The lmlns ul Crim- inunitx wnsicler it .in lwner In lit-lung tri this irrg.ini1.i- tiwn. 'lliis year tlie eluli raised iniiney ln' selling lwt slugs .intl srilt drinks .it the luneli lwur during semester extiins: in tielelitiun to tllis etielm new rnernlmer must Ill? .in initiritirln lee. llie elulm usu.illx elrrses their vetirs tietixities xxitli .1 lun'-rule, ll party. Ll pitnie. .1 cliinee. wr ivtlier ltiml lil' entert.1ininent. President Dun lltile tlirl gi line jnlm tliis year .intl uns ussistenl ln' luis lellrm' ullieers: 'l'iney llunter. xiee-lnresiclentz l..irrx' lJX'lxl1!lLlSl'. seeretgirv: 'lim litltl ings. treasurer: :incl llruee Stenrns. SL'l'S,Lt'.ll1I'.lL.ll'lllN. .Xgiiin tliis year, tlie Cf flulm wins slmriwretl ln nur liuritlmnll iintl triielt eimeli. lirirnli lllex er. 1. K Looking very serious are the HC Club officers: Brice Stearns, sergeant-at-arms, Larry Dykhouse, secretary, Don Hale, presidentg and Tincy Hunter, vice-president. Jim Eddings, treasurer was absent at the time this picture was taken, All play and no work gives C Club members enjoyment First row: Don Hale, Jim Eddings, Bruce Stearns, Foy Crow- shaw, Fred Hunter, Lynn Lewis, Jey Lovelace, Eddie Miller. Second row: Bob Hill, Steve Stroup, Lloyd Samford, Dick Haden, Harry Babbitt, Douglas MacLeod. Third row: Larry Hale, Mike Langan, Larry Dykhouse, Benny Muckelroy, Larry Drake, Bart Bridges. Fourth row: Jim Lockerby, Richard Taylor, and Everett Rushing. Cheerleaders arouse spirit and enthusiasm at games 111s 11.11'111111111111' 1 1 1 N11 1 11 1111111 1111.11111 .1 11.11 il LIIN 111111l1l.1l11 1111 X IINIIX 1 1111 L 1lIll1N 111 11:1 g.11111s 1 N . 111X1N 1 ,1 IN111 11111 1111111 1111 1111111111 11 1111 1111 111x111 11111111 11'1-111111 511 111.1 X1111111111, Slll 111111111 111111511 111C 111 .111x11111111s 1 N111 1.111113 S1111 .11111 s1111-11111111s 111111 111111111 C11111111 l31g111111.11111 1 11111 l 1111 f11l11Ll1. 1111 111111 I X 1lN'11 Ll1l'Ll1l'.1ll1l ' 11111. 17.11 ll11111s. X11111 C11111. C11.11'111111 11L'lL' lX.11 1111 17.111s. 111111 ll1111111. X1 111111 111111111111 lx.111 511111 X.1...1 111111.19 N111 1 '111111 111' X.'l1 ll.. 1 1 111 1 11111 lI'l11 1'1111111s 11111 11 1111111111 1111 11 l1L'1I11I11' 1 11l1I11' 111 11.118 11 -s N 11 N11 .1. l111111111111.1111111111 N11l11il1l111 111s1111'1 111 1111- N11111111 ll1L'NL' Qll'1N XXQIL 1111NL'l1 111 1 11111111 11111111111111 11111 11111.11g1111111 11111 1111 11111 11111 lIl1LlLl I11L' s111111 XINIHI1111 Xl1NN 1111. 11.1111 1I.11l1111 1111111 1l1k1111.1l1l'l11l111 1111111 .11 111 11111111111111 S.1l11LX 11.1 11.11 I.II1l1N 11111111 .111 111 11111 1111-1-111'.111111 .11111 X11 11 111- 11 111111111111s 111 11111 11111111 4- 1 sl C3 6 9 Top Our Freshman cheerleaders were: Nancy Wi1Iiams, Char- Io11e Davis, Sue Caldwell, Marilyn Muckelroy, and Pal Barnes. Borlom Sophomore cheer1eaders were Judy Helion, Kale Smilh, Nikki Bu1r1e11 and Nancy Crow Eight girls made our Vorsivy Cheerleading Squad. First row Sondra Womack, Susan Tay1or, and Pal McCoy. Second row Eilen Brown, Kay Brown, Connie Degenhardt, Sue Brown, and Pam Gilbert f- 1 c XXX X! T7 1 L A ' rx 7.4 XJ' 1 fi CL,-ISSICS in our svhool are: .Uilvslonvs to slwvessg . Teavlwrs advising and inspirmgg Students keen lo know, anxious to vxploreg lnlvrvsling vourses in all jieldsg Learning and exporieluring: Finding pleasure in knowledgeg lluorkiug for that lop goal: The satisfartion Qf a job u-ell donog People' with hopes, anxieties, and dreams. The symbol of a senior, his class ring. Here our class offi- cers are eagerly being fitted for ll.eir rings al Connonis Jewelry store. Our officers have pravec' themselves capable lead- ers and have done an excellent iob. They are: Sieve Stroup, president, Fred Hunter, vice- presidsnlg Shirley Reeder, sec- retary, and Carol Singer, treas- Ufef. 1 1' Four years of study, gaiety, friendships, and new experiences cttlllllll'l1LL'lllL'llI. tlit' night th.it ist'lwi't-stiiits ltitn' xtyns .tt flfl iS. ,Xs nt' n.tlls liii'n.ircl lti it-tuixt' tiln' tlililtiiiris. ut' lL'lllL'lllllk'l' tlitt ni.inx L'XI7L'lilL'llt.k'S zlitisti yt-.ns i'ulvi't-suxit tn us. Uhti will mor liirgst iitn' lirst xxwlss til liigli xflltmiil? 'llit- tivxxiivss til tl.isst's .intl instrntttirs. tht- ll.l!lllQ til lrt-shingin tnttiaittnn. ltilltmtttl hx titn' hn.il .tttL'Itl.tItLL' .is llll'Illlll'l'N nl ilit- sttnlunt hitch. Unts til tint' ntnst cxtiting L'XIlL'llL'llkL'N ll.l5 huvn xthulnng tin' tunns in uitnlwutttitin. Xlliiit lint expr liirguts tht' thrilling lntiinwnts til th.it hrst g1.nnu. the vxpuiitiict- nl huing .l tc.nn.itt' .intl I7L'l'll.lI75. tht' thitll til l7L'lIlLl tin tl kll.lllll5lllllNllll7 ttxnn. lu. tint' class li.is gixtin .intl it-ct-ixt-tl ninth lriini tht- ttunns .it nur sth-til, .incl rlitiii- lint' l'L'lllll.lllIlIl thvn' cxcullvnt stlitilnsiit l'L'LltI'Cl .incl thvn' tltxin SPttI'lSlll.lI1NlllIl iiill ltinir ht' i't'iiit-ttilwtitul i . Xsitlti Iniin thc litinrs nt' lt'.iint'tl tit stnth. nt- ltt'l,lll ltr l.llxk' Iklll lll .lkllXlllLN .Illll tll'Q.lllll.llllll1N. l'tih.tIis nt nitnltl lintl tinist-lit-s Iimttttnig liit tht' nglit h.nintinx .intl ihxthni. ni.nthing in .i p.ir.itit'. llXlllQ tit gtt thtst' Iiicttliw tilwn HI th.tt ttilix it-titli lit tht inintir. tt.ti'ticitw.iti1ig in .i l-.ilti silt. tntniriiig .i stitntiln tlttni nstmtiiin. it fttlnng .t Nlmnnsh tnitxit. ii itint nilitiing thnst lints .ts thti ttntiin iistis t n tht lnst ,itt. lix ilit tinit nt tain sinitiis, siitnt nl ns litlllltl i lllv like willllttltlll lt.tLlt IN .ls XM .IX llillt-XXLIN. Ni nt ttlxt +int tlilvltinrt in h.inil. .intl .ts ntl lt.ixt Cl .ll,S. nt lcnttxt thist txlitiitntts h.nt' littlitttl tif iitlint its lit ulmttxii his .tht.itl. Top Our Senior class sponsors, Mrs. Jungers and Mr. Finley, relax during a coffee break. flottom. Typical Seniors, Bill Borg- er and Bob Hill ore enjoying one of their favorite pastimes. U l l - l a I j V A Bead! Hurry Bobb1 x 1 4 K k .fl XXI IJ XX Mary Brewer Carolyn Brown k I 5 IIIINI Lucy Brown xx I x L I ILL K K IL L17 I X C Mo y Leo Brown I I w I W I L11 I I1 conneon Bodeck BIII Berger Torn Bowlrn I x Mlm I L X HX llx X III Q7 F5 ll' In IIIIIIIIT K-mixfi, 1. IQLI 4. 4. II.14IxcII1.1II I. II:xxI1.1I I. ILYTIIW -. Il.111I I. I. .Ix:11.1I' IIII1 4. IV I'I'lII.:II 4.1.II1xIxIIII.III 4. 4. II:XxII1II Q. 4. 4. 'C I LILIII 4. 4. XI.1nIIIg.IIN 4. -ILIIIIII IIIIx 4. XII S I111-II Ifxx 2. 4. 4.Q11.11'Ixt11 I'Ix 4. IJI'.1:1'. CIILII1 41X:x:1o QILlIW'I1IJ7 IIL ti 11161 4. X. .X. III xllll llx11I1x' IIIIIIIIIII IHIILIIIII4.IJ1.1111.1CI11II 4. XII CILII11. -T Wy ' I, II1II1f11 Nfnlxrx I. li..-I I. Q. 4. I. II1f1III.III l l11I11-II Q I'I.1x 4. XlIS.I1111II'E1x 1. -3. N1 1111 I I1II1I11IxI4Iv11I 4 , f I ,. NI 1 ' CILIII 4. I'I'1InII1I'11xl Q. 4. 4. II.IxIxxII1.III I. II.1x'I1.III I. 1. IxI1I1Ix 4. i Beverly Brosel 'I' I .I I. X. I, 2. XI IZX III:Ixx1Iz lxmuxx III: xx IIII1 III: xx XI 111 IIxlI1: xx .I1.x . .xx III: 11 Ii IIIII III1I:x,II: VIIJXI III1xxI.1x III.x'I.I:11 III: II Pup CILII14.I.II..X. I. K I ,. C I.1ss Sc In-I.11x I1 l'1'I1LI11II4.LI11II1x l..X11CII1II 4. ' SI. '.I Q-IIIII -I. C...X.X. 4. I C I.1 YI x' I'IIvcIx'11I I. N111 In'I1I C I: 111xII 4. SxIII'I.IIx I1'x'.1xLI1'L'I 4. lJi.fI I. 2. 4. 41 I'I1111 IJLILLII 4. III111I w111I11g QI II -I. II1.I11x -I1111I1g .XII'I IIIIII 41 IK-I1 QI I -I1 II.II1xI 4. c2L1.1I'lL'I III 4. IJLIIIII ILIII 31. A C..X..X. 4. I',II..X. 4. I'.l..X. 4. PIII CILII1 -I. II.1I1nI I, 2. 41 iI1II1'11x I, 2. 4. 4. XI.IxI1'I R' .1Ix I. I, '. 4. .II11111I' I'I.1x 4. IJ131111.1 Q IIIII 4. XVI 3 QI I 4: III'ILxtI111xt 4. Chosen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED, Corol Singer and Sieve Srroup are looking through college coiolouges Ior they are college b Sue Brow ound. F1 , . 5I1IlII.lII XIlL'I1LI.lI1I 1: X.1rxllx Cllr-I-111-.MII-I 4. Palm - I - Q CIl1Iv-I:lImrL1x 4' Irttcr Ull'I N 4' XII SQIIWI I'I.rx 4. . . ,N . . . - u - v IJl'.llll.I C IuIm H: .Xrt C IuIv 1. Curl Bush II'.ll1xIL'I' Imm XI.1riu11 IIIQI1 SLIIUIII I1 I.I..X 4 I Kay Buifs Mary Costeel Q Sp.misI1lIL1Ia4, I'.I I,,X. I. 2. 4, I xxx Cfxxxxx ss N.xxc X Ilxxu SIILHRX' IJl1NlIYil Inxnm' Ilrum '19 We learn to work together and 'I' SUE Iimmx QIAIII, IILISH IQAY IIIVIIS Xlxm' l'.xs'1'LL1, Lynn Covoness l5I5X I 7 4 4 Nancy Davie I,ululIl1Im4:SL1cl1u'CIL1Iv4.fr..X.,X. I, 4. lf.I I, X, 4. Sherry Deming Ir.mxIvr Irwm Iluilf II1-'lm NIM-I. Ix.mxx1IIu. ImI1.1111 S 4. Pup C ILIIH 4. lorry Drake I7l.1I 4. IIJNIXQIIMII I. lim-414.111 I. 1. 4. K H KVIUII 1, 4. 4, became capable club leaders Ixnm Ilymlm I IXIJX Iwmsx lu Don Gerber ll.lsIw!Iw.1II I. IIIILKIC I 7 Ilnnlst 4. Mary Gersbacher IXI Im: Ijklll I-mx I Iklw C lulw 4 I'1wr1u Illwnwr Sfmictx 4. IJ..X.lI. Xxuml 4: l'n'lv CIL1Iv 4. 'xml I 7 Summa CIL1Iv4 C XX I 4 4 IIIX ls. . -. W 3. ' I. -. III-Cullum 4, Elsie Glasca lumlv Xwrsltx C Iuallg ICICI' I Ilvlw CIuIw 4 Barbara Hagler .llffxzrlflr 4. 41 IH-In CIL1Iu4' Ilmrl I 4 4. 4 C Iwlu ' XI.ICII'lQ.lIX 2: Illml llmfl I I 4 4' Ilrmmm CILIIH .XII C'IuIw 4 Happily talking, Larry Dyklvause and Lucy Brown display one of the traits that shows why they were chosen PERSONALITY PLUS. Larry Dykhouse 9tL14InmCV+LImiI I. 1. lr'n'.lsIm'1 4. I'rufCI111t 4. Illm I1 Nmlrtx 4,4gI+m1In.III I. 2. 4. I. lI.INIwIIr.1II I. 2. 4, 4. . , ,, .. . , IIHILIC I. 2. lr-mms 4. C Clnlw 4. Irmlsllxm-I 4. IHII Clula 4. lim Eddings llllnar Smiutx 4. I'1'L'slnIL'11I 4. lumix 1' XI.usIr.III 4: Im! lull I. 2. 4. 41 IILILIC I. 2. 4. 4: lI.1sIwtIm.1II Xlarhigvl 7 4' C'IuIm 4. SLLITRITX 41 I'c-IH C-Illlb 4. Linda Forsyth Ilmzitffv' IL Ilfmxmwummillg .XttcmI.mt 4. Ixulv CIILIIJ 4. 4 1 w Cllwrus 1. 4. 4. XI.nI1'Ig.1Is -. 4. 41 Dllllillli' ll.Ix 4: .XII SCINIIII I'I.1C 2. 4. 4: lJl'.llll.l C'IuIm 4: XVI C'IuIm 4. Paul Fox I-llltrlmll 4: lI.lNL'l7.lll 2. 4. 4: C-ILIIV 4: Pep C-Illlw 4: .Xr1C'IuIu2, 4. llux Clrnm 1: Xlxm' CQl1:sn.xclH.1: I I su. CLI .xsr cl II.-Inls.xn.x I I,u.l.Ln -.nu lyi BEST DRESSED Susan Taylor knows her besl accessories are well dressed men, Harry Bobbi!! and V, A. Beodle. Elhel Hagler Pup Clulu 4. Clwrus 4: C,.X..X. lg l.ll..X. l. 2. 4. l l X 4 llriqcctlr . . . 1 I' PINNI 4. Eugene Hagler - 1 . H . lruiitlmll 1. 4: lmclc lg li-.lclc Xl.m.igui' wg C Clllli 4: ljulw C lulw 4, Mary Margaret Hagler llfn1in,r4. SI1H'll.lll .XIIC'l1Ll.lI1l l1 lump C'luln 4: C'l1u1'L1s n ' N ' ' 2. nz -lumm' Pllx -wg .Xll Sclwnl l3l.1X 21 lJI'.lIlX.l C lnlw , I . , . . . 1: .Xit C lulv 1Sl7.ll1lNllCllll7'l1l.ll.X.'l. Don Hale m s .. lwitlxall 2. 4. 4: ll.isL'lmll I: lnlwlmll Xl.ln.1gc'r 1: C Cilllll 4, l,l'l'NlClL'I1I'l1 lJC'l5Cillll1'l1 l'.l'..X. l. 2 -IUYCI. l l.xl.s'1 l1.fXl? gi.XNllll.X lll ll up .Ina-xx llxucalxs lion llll.I We learn of extra study, term l limi ll.X4Ql1'll l lllLlNl. ll.xc,l11: Xlxnx' Xl.xmpxn1.'1' l lxc.l 1 I: llux llxli Joyce Halstead Cilnss lJI'a'slLlL'I1t 2: Cilms X lu' l,r'L'siclL'I1t gl Xlmlilwi' 2. 7 ' 1 ' Y 5 1. 4: Suri-lull CQLICUH 4. Snrirlmll .Xltcmlnnt 1. l'nim .Xttcmlnm 4. Pup Ciluln ljrusiclvilt 4: Cilwrus l. 2. 3: Xl.1nlrig.1ls 2. 4. 41 lcttur Clirl 4: -luniwr l'l.1x 3: .Xll Sclmilivl l'l.uX JH lDI'.llll.lCilLll1 4. .Xrr Clulm 2. gl Ycicnu' ClL1lu4LSl1.m1sl1ClL1l14.C...X.X. l. 2. H. l.l l, X. 1. 4. Sandra Heilig lyvp Cilulw 4. llnml l. 2. .Xll Sfl1...,I l'l.ux 2. l3r.1m.x ClL1lwm.XrICl11lw11l.ll.X.-l. Jean Higgins lrxmslir lrwm Xlurlwllxslw in lllgli Xlw-l. Xlirlwlix l 1 lll1nisll'lntlIl'lllXl num, ll 1 ,R ,E-1 , Bob Hill liwllmll l. Q. 4. 4. li.1vli.1ll l, Q. 9. l. C'iClL1lw 4. llnml l. 1. Xll Scllnril l'l.lx 4. Nnmi Cfulw Xiu' l'n'snlim 4. llii-nctlwimisr 4. 4 papers and science projects 'Nu XY,xxn.x IIILL Xlvntln IIIN1, Iluwxllf IIllI.IJLli -lxxl IILINT Fred Hunter Ilfmnrtr Sucivty 4: I5uwtIv.xII I, 2. 4, L11-L'.xIul.xil1 41 II41sI4ctIm.:II I: 'I l'.lL'Ii I: VI cnnis 4: CLILIIJ 2, 4. Yin' I'1'csinIcl1t 4: Chas Lino I,I'L8ILI'.'K1L 4. Verna Lacy 'I'mnsIn'r Irrun Cltlulcn Iliglt SL-Itttnl. QAHIJLILII1. Illimtis 4: Prim CIuIm 4. Mike Langan Student CLHLIILII I, 2: II1:n SILIUIII 41 Ilurzitwf' 4: I:wutIw.1II I. 2. 4. CM-C'.1pI.1i1t 4: II.lsIwtIv.1II I. 2. 4. 4: II.1scIm.1II I. 2. 4. 4: CIUIH 2. 4. 4: Psp QLILIIH 41 QTIIHIALIS 2, 3: .Iunittr PI.1y 4: lJr.1m.t QLILIII 4: Prujcc- Ifmmist Pt. Lynn Lewis IAIIHLILIII 2. 1. 4: I:.l5IxL'LI7.lII I: I:.lNL'IJ.lII I. 2. 4: C C'IuIa 4. 4: II.1mI I. 2. 4: I,I'HjL'L'LIltI1I5I 4. All round athlete Mike Langan owes even MOST ATHLETIC Joyce Halstead and Sue Rentfro. Wanda Hill I-.II.,'X. I: C.IturL1s I: Pep L,ILlIJ 4. Myrtle Hine Ir.1nsIL'r Imm II.lI'I'lNIJLlI'L: Imxnsltllv II1gI1 SLIWII, II41rr1sImul'g. III1tw1s 21 Ilttnnr Smwty 4: .Ilmlltrfr 4: Pup L'IuIm Sucre-tary 4. Clwrus 2: SLICIICL' CLILIIJ 4: CLA..-X. 4. F.II..-X. 4: Ffl ..X. 4. Bonnie Holder I'.II..'X. l. 2. 4. 4. Jim Hunt 'I nick I. 2. Ifmen IILINI 111: Yrnxx I..,xm' XIIKE I,,xxc:,xx lxxx I,13w1s We study college catalogues 'lhl1lU X 4 lllllllll As x X KI Jock Manning lrxmlx 2. 5. Ruth Molheny llffllllffr' 2 Pal Mcclinlock 'Small nt C Nl - 1 l xx Il'lk r' x 4 C., X, X, 2. Pav McCoy K-illx 31.111 IJ l l ll llll Xtun N glll'k'l'lL'.lLlL'l' 1 -l lll v C lulm 4 llmnl I 7 1 lulrlu u 2, N. l.ll..X I w 4 and prepare for scholarships ll' JB Q-'fr' 1,1 45 ciIl.XllllNxlicll1lllxllX' cllill Nlrlilwxm' Xl.-xm XlcKINNlX QQAHUIXN Xli'YlllI Eddie Miller . v 3 , lfmrmtlmll l. 2: lmalwlmll W, 4: lmclx l, xlrlll2lQk'l' 2. N ... 4 , . , V - A C C llllb w. 4. SI3.Il1lNll flLllm41 l'.l..X. l. Robert Miller Y 7 ' . 1 llmfvrlmll 4: llrswlmll -. lmml 4. lJ.mu'l1.nml 4: .XVI Clulw l, Benner Muckelroy lwutlxlll lp ll.lNlxk'Ill.lll l: lxxulx lp lrvrltlmll xl.lIl.lQL'l' l. 3-. Clulu -l 4' llnp Clulw 4' llwrlls 5' flulu 4. Carole Newbold Dial 4: Prrun rXrtrml.am 3: llmml 2. 3: luir ,Xrt flulw 2: fL..X..X. l. SklL'llLl' lur 2. m rnk ng o rhythmic nole lheur lovorrle rnslrumenls are BEST MUSICIANS, Bob Miller ond Mary Leo Brown Charles McGlocklrn l L ll N Cecil McKinney Mary McKinney ulv 4 oyn M:NenlI lu u JII X I ru lnxxzn XlucrxgLum mul N -l 9 l ln familiar surroundings, David Sloan and Linda Forsyth, BEST THESPIANS, spend many hours studying their scripl. Nancy Phelps Pup C'll1lm41 Xrt Clulw 41 l.ll.,X, 2. Daisy Pribble l'.l l. X. 2. Dale Reeder x 1 ' u lnislwtlmll Xl.1n11gc'l' 21 Pup C lull 4: l'.l'..X. I. 2, 1. 4 Shirley Reeder Class Sccrvt.1rX 2. 4: Pruln .'Xttcml.mt 4: 91111-ll.lll .Xt tcml.mt 4: Pup Cilulv 4: lxttcr Ciirl 4: SLlL'llLL' flulm 4 Ci..X..X. 41 l7.ll..-X. 4. YIIXI Rugs Sure lil:lXl.XN SUE llEx'1'l1no llnxu llom1n'1's Though we leave familiar halls '--Y 1.1 YXNLN' l'm,1vs lhlsx' PIZIBBI E lJ.XI1, Iliff Ill 1: gllllll rx' llrmmlin Jim Rees Ilimur Swim-tx 4L lJi.fl 5. 4: lkiiizlmill 2: iuiunu' Cilulm 41 lJl'ujw,tlu11i'st 4. Sue Reiman l'n'pC'll1l141lA,ll.X. l. 1. 4, 4. Carolyn Sue Renllro lhlw Q lull 4. C-.X X 'K 4. l.ll.X. 4. llinrl I. Q. Erma Roberls and friends, memories linger on MOST ARTISTIC, Poul Fox and Carol Singew ore sketching 0 lypicol sce-0 in the ho s of C.C.H.S Bo'boro Rosenberger l.ll.1X l. -. 1. 4 Adc Rury C l.1sC X111 l11x1cl1111 lg ll111-11' S Civtx 4. 121.11 1 S111 u l1.1ll Xt1v11.l.1111 l: l'1I1 C l11l1 X11 1 1 l'1'1x11l1'111 4. ll.111cl l. 2. N. l1111'+11' l'l.1x 4. Xll S1l1 l l,..1x 1. XII C .11l1 1 4:lD1'1111.1Cl11l14 Corol Slnqcr C l.1w l1..1x11111 4. 4. lllflllbl' S141 y . 011 -1 SLCl'Cl.llX l lJ1.l 1. 4 lnlirfr 4. ll-Iv C 11l1 4. l111111-1' lll1x 1 .XllSCl111..l ll1.1x w 4. lJIA.llll.l C lllll 4. X11 C lllll S1 a llll 7 l1a111111 1.C1,.l.,X. 4, 4. ' C Davie Sloan SILlllC'lll Cf11111C1l 4, X1Cc'll1'L'x1cl1111 4. ll1:11111' S1111 4 4' lid rl 4 llf1111111- 41 l1111l1..ll 2. -. 41 ll.1xLl11ll 4 41 lr1Cl4 5 C . C l 1l1 4 Q1 LIN 2. 4: Xl.1cl1'1g.1lx 2 I 1 L 1 lllli llllll r lJl.IR 1. qlll SC'l11111l l7l.1x 2. 9. 41 Quntnt 11' 4. IJ1 11111 Cwlllll 4 Xllll SXIIIII Xl .XXlXl SXIII .umm .Im'c'1 811.11111 l'l.1xx '- r I l11z11c1 Sll . llx1:11.x11.x llrm Xlll l'C'l 1' X11x ll11111' C'.x11r11 S1x1,111 lJ.xx111 Slow Alice Smith l'vI1 C l11l1 41 IJ111111 C l11l1 4- X11 Cllllb lil slllllhll Clllll 41 l.ll..X. 7' l'1111nCt11 Muxlne Smil'1 l5.ll..X. l. 2. 4. 4, Bruce Stearns lilulllhlll A SL'l'QC'.ll1f'.ll'.lI'Il1x Joyce Slephens lil l .X, l. 2. 4' l1.1C 4 P111 C'l11l1 4 S lx 1.1. 4. 4. C Clulu' 4 Civmc C4lLll3 Q .AL 5-.1 T I I Suscn Taylor N k 1 N I Dowd Thompson Peggy T111 I1 x I IH x Tom Wcld1o'1 k L I II 1111 X11 XX11111xN x11111 XXOXI 11 11111 X 1111 steve S110 1 from Taylor wsu '41 x ---'Y' q-Y NXX Shnrley Wciklns Sonya W1lk1nsOn Sondra Womack 1 1 51111 Woods N-9' ,......-v I? PXII N 1 A :D 15111 I'11'N11I1111 I. 4. 4. II111111 N111111 4. 4. IJ I I ' 1. 1 I11-1I1.:II XI.:I1.1Q1I' I. 4. 'i CI11I14. I.lI111I I l. XI1S1I1111I III.11 9. 51111111 LI11I1-Q II11I1 1. 4 I.II.111.I I. 1. 'K I f111111N 4. I.I X I I1 X111 I'1x11I11111. I114111111 4 1-1. S1 KI S111111111 XI1:11x l1111111 l'I.1x 51 111.111 5. II1,11111'S11111111 4. II11111w1 5. IIIIIIII 4g I'1'1,111.X111'111I.1111 5: Il1,1111111111111g .'1111'111I.1111 I. 2. 'IQ X.lI' 111 cI1L'L'I'Il'.1lIk'I' 2. 4. 41 I,l'I1 C I11I1 41 l'I111'11x 21 t K XI.11I11g.1Is lL I1'111'1' CQ11I 2. 4. IL I,I'.IllI.I C'I11I1 5. X11 W 5 c'IllI1g.I,II.X. I. 1. 1 ' 1' II.111'I11II 2. I111I1 !.IN11II11I1 I1N11.11111I1l,I11I1 I I I WC I11111xI11 I11111 XII .1-I1111 I11111 C111111111111111 II1gI1 N1I11+1I. X1 .1. III111111 4. IHVCILII14. II'.lIlNIL'I I111111 Sl1.lIAI.l IIIQI1 S1I1111I. Sl1.11'1.1. III11111x l. , II1111-11' 911111 4: I11111I1.1II 2. 3. 4. IIA.l1Ix 11 C '- LQIIII -I. f S11 XIIY XX. lxs S11 3 IDX y I' S11 . I . 11 911 -1' X' lax 1 ' ' SLI' 'I.11'11111 I311111 VI111 1 I'1 11111 l1111x1 11 IIJXI X111 lbli mx Il11111111 I. 1. 5. 4: Ij1'I1L I11I1 I. I'11111 X111111I.111 5. II11I111uII1II1Q X111111I.1111 4. X II 111 lI1111'I1.1I11 9. 4. -I1111111 X.11X111 QI111II1.1LI1I I II111 C 11I1 I. II1111I I. 1. 4. 4. I1111I11 I. Q. 1. Q: I5111111 kI11I1 3. 11 I IlII1 5. N1 JIIINII C IllI1 I. 'Icy N1-111XI1 CI11I1 1. V The officers for the Junior Class were: Reba Loclzery, Vice-Presidentg Jay Lovelace, President: Janet Turner, Treasur- er. Nof pictured, Shir- ley Vaughn, Secretary. Junior class members explored new fields, learned new skills As juniors we have had a busv, exciting vear. During football season, we manned the concession stands, and became nearfprofcssional money-makers. llomecoming, with the auditorium decorated for the festivities, and our attendent taking her place in roval court, was our first important event of the year. After football, we concentrated on basketball and supported our team faithfully, although we were often engaged at the concession stands selling hot dogs and cokes, or checking coats. The junior play, lime out for Ginger, was the next big attraction in the minds of the juniors. Those participating worked hard to make it the great success that it was. There were other activities to keep us busy, but the highlight of our Junior vear was Prom. With the help of our sponsors, we enjoved working on the decorations to make the 1957 Prom sensational. Xlanv of our juniors received honors for their outstanding achievements during the past vears, the highest honor going to those who were chosen for membership in the National llonor Society. .Xs juniors we assumed a great deal of responsi- liilitv, and looking back over the vear, we find memo- ries of fun and friendship. and the satisfying know- ledge of a job well done. We hope that our Senior year will be filled with as nianv happv memories. Top: The sponsors of the class of '58-Mr. Bowan, Mrs. Mc- Gowan, and Mr. OH-look over the class records. Bottom: Connie Feirich, Dorothy Lenzini, and Fred Davis are iusf a few of the many iuniors working in the concession stand. Concession stand - Prom - some of our new responsibilities . ,ws 4 7 ,-N QQ? C? ..- 4' Q , xl E7 ,sq if' KI df' ffl P' e .,! I i.1iuIA x X 1 . 1 I I1 i111ix1 , , x11 I 1 1 ,1111 5-5 1 . 11111 557 --Y' -'I' C7 43 Q .111111 lima! 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XI11111-l ll ll.lLl s!111l111l 1.1 111111l1 x 3 11.1ss111l 1l11111 .1111l 11111' glul 111 fllll S1111l1-11111111 11.11 l1.1N 1111l1'1l. l1llI 11 L .l11.11s 111111111l1111'tl11 lIIIl1 1l1111-'s 11l111l1 lllllll II 11111 11l Ill1 luxl. Sophomore :loss officers were: Richard Taylor, president: Ellen Brown, vice-president, Nancy Crow, secreloryg and Peggy Wolfe, lreosurer. 4 NIH As we mount the steps, we look forward to the coming events l H1 V. I ..st. , hh 14' ,H l...I t v x r I llt lx.ux x fm-xt' 1 QH1 llll lx.4x NALHILIII cllylllbk' XHI1 XAI1 or Nl.ux Cum Inu u I HIIINL Ilmlux Cmwlxn l,sI1lvI1 lhx Umm' ml llml.f Illlm fini IIJIILIIII 'rm Xxlt IUMA I XLAI' K lmumx IIILL l'.1m CMM II IIHIX fvlrklklwlll 2 1 Each step brings fun, excitement, achievements ,Q 1 C37 .ol 17 IVV Q1 7 -rs? G? X 1 65? and honors in it .:1::lIx's Litlx ll .. X, gy Ls I1,l1ll, x llnilw-. 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Vi 111- ii- H1 Citi: Nqr lfinliiiw lima , im 1- YI I:llNil,HJ Nlnlx N iiugm N , Ili NMI Ni mi 1 ixnti- NIYIIIII limi N :gm ix HMI, Nliwilln' Xrm Sri rim Xnim Swim' ix.u1'L in Sriftlnl' ixnlrrxu S111-uw m Nlnmitx SIILINX lumix iulin' iimlmml lnxifv lluxmi Iiillilivil ixnx irwiirlimru Xlwls In ILIVIVV lwlm lulwmrx Nlmzwii U4 nm Nu iwlivm U i iix IEIQIILI: Xxcxi Huxx XX :iii iugiilwx iyvggx XX wilt Xiiixi U1 Zilii The officers and sponsors of the Freshman class were: Diane Senkasky, Treasurer, Miss Cox, sponsor, Ann Mn- Roy, Vice-Presidentg Joyce Pace, Presidentg Mrs. Cova- ness, sponsorg ond Elizabeth McGowan, Secretory. Freshman - Giggly - Studious - Optimistic - Energetic - Noisey Our Frcshiniin yciir was its ncw und cxciting its wc linpc-d it would hc. flltci' thin llIllUl'gL'II.ll7lL' wcclx uf initiation, wc ft-lt wc wcrc truly Frcshics. It sccincd likc rciil turturc at tht- tiinc. hut cx'cri'niic sccrctly cnjoycd our high sclioul initigitiun. XXX' thought till ul' tht- liiotlxill gziincs wcrc cxcit ing, and wc wcrc proud nl tht- -licrricrs in xictiirx and dcl'c.it. .Ks lircshincn wc lniilactl lurwiird tu our lirst llinnccntning with grcnt cntliusiiism. sind it w.is inwrc wiindcrliul than wc hind drc.iincd it would hc. Vic hid lun working on our l7i'cshni.in lln.it trxing tn ntcct .1 clciidlinc. and iiltlicmugli wc didnt win ii prifc. wc tt-lt wc had hccn part ul' tlic- wrt succcsstxul p.ir.itlc. l hc hunliirc und sniilac-daincc hcliirc lluinccinning was tht- lirst cxpcricncc til this lunti lnr must nt us. .ind wc tlmmiiglili cniinctl it. Winning thc gnnic tlitit night hclpcd in.ilxc our lirst lliiiiicciiining pcrlcct. Xlc ciiiiwcil our cltI'l5llll.lN liiiliclnxs .ind tht- .it tnitics th.it wcnt .thing with thcni. Ol ciiursc, wc uiinc In scliiiiil tit lt-.irn. .intl wc lt-cl th.it wc li.nt- .iciiiiircd nut ltiiiwxlcclgc in fini' high scliiiiil clnsscs. llc Nllltllill li.ii'cl liir our sqiiicstci' cx.iins .incl limiinil th.it tht-i win' not .is h.ii'cl .is wc li.itl cxpcctcd. XXI' liwlvc iiiir na-xt tlmtt xi-.tis will hc .is wiintlci' itil .is this unc w.is. Tu. wc h.iic rtzilh cniiixtd fini' l'i'tslini.in itzir .intl .irc Imii1tlt1ilvc.i lxirt til Cflfl IS. Top: Freshman Student Council members were: Gayl Simonds, Mike Corson, and Susan Carman. Bottom: The Freshman class worked industriously on their Homecoming float. I- I Xrtfm. Ii' ' I ,II I'Ir I X I I In III XII I:-,I I1 IIm'- IJ I1,I 1 I1 I X VI II IILIIX III II XI 'III' I, I IIIIIII IIIIII KIIIIIIX I.I I fII'I.II I, I I' IIIIII. 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XX1H1.1111s lx -11 1' XX111111'1 l1.111111s N1111 N,1111i1.1f111111'1 11 I1 I The Board of Educatlon Mr E T Sumonds Dr Frank Bridges Jack Taylor Mass Valada Yost recording secretary Mr James Charles Young Mr R C Joseph Mr E D McGuire r Felruch gf Teachmg us to use our minds guldmg us through the years lx World History Amerrcan Hrstory Foot sor MH ebra I ll Trugonome r Solnd Geometry Dean ol Boys Assrstant Prmclpal Junior Class Sponsor DIIX lllllllxlx lotrn I ll Orthography Honor Socuely Sponsor Drol Sponsor '-of ii Ns 197 C xx xx: s Englush I Freshman Class Sponsor Sensor Sclence Homin C x General Mothematucs Algebra I Plane Geometry Sophomore Class Sponsor IHLOBL Cox Grrls Physucal Educotnon GAA Spon sor Cheerleadung Sponsor C7 if J xx 0 rlculture I FFA Sponsor ll X merucan Hlslory Clvlcs Dureclor of Guudance Sensor Class Sponsor Stu dent Councul Sponsor I DI nglnsh II F T A Sponsor Sophomore ass Sponsor A ff ,po 4.1 :J 3' 7 Q1j 3T ' A X ii A- I ' ,' 1 fyqsb A ' I ff . 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Office Secrewryl English l, English ll. 1111 llX .1 II 1l11N11 1 11111111 Il .XI 'I K N . . l111ss11 Xl1C.11x1 xx Spanish II III Onhogrophyl Spcnlsh Typing I, II, Secretarial Practice, Sen. Club Sponsor- tor Class Sponsor. 111111.11111-C.. I 1x1111 111 gponson Deon of Gm, XX II I I XXI II1111111: Drivers Training. Chemistry. Physics. General Mothee Xl 111 Ill I1111111111111 C XIII XII U1 1 matics, Science Club Sponsor. Music Director. Q, - 1,49 noe ,QB - -1 ,V -J 3-0 5 4-v .ff -fr' f? i, ,wr llxinnn IlllllxlXN ll.-XXIII Xl. Sllltllll' Xlxix linm Bl0l09Yf Science Cllfb SPOVWSOV- Algebra I, Sociology, Geography gusi, Homemaking II, lV, F.H.A, Sponsor, lynx HHN, , ness Arithmetic. llm Xtisiiixsisi x Health, Civics,AssistantFootballCoach, XYH I mu VI IHHHNUX iZeelg?rfe3g3loi4's::lgg inpigssirlllf Dm' Basketball Coach, Pep Club Sponsor. Bookkeeping' General Business, Busiw HI XXVIII XX H IH I XI I, ll. lillxxlll ness Law, Assistant Football Coach, English lll, English Grammar, Dial Tennis Coach. Assistant Basketball Coach. Sponsor. Cafeteria workers: ltlrs. Hudgins, and Custodians: Mr. Starling, Ltr. Ulrey, Mr. Fitzgerald, and Mr, Raney. 97.47 f7.9'7 afldoatoitdg? 4xk.J-4-o-fLyJ,1,0-r-44.411, Ja,4f4-e.vLe,Qa44,D.4o'pa16.z,,jz, f9J7,J-4411 ya-0a.4,4,6.6u G44fv.?4f1uM4f777 ,6u,J4A'0v..vn..4LW7 .Ltajy Yfifgddfraaila .7aA4.4,i711 Q3,44,4.452v,.f,,.5,.7QZ, ,Qz 4fff4f'9'L .Z44,4.a-64x16-Q-rv.46a!1-,044 xi-0'-dvi-4,0-944-5.0 44,44 eaAJl I I . . L , ,LZ-4-I ,444 I 2 .ily 014171-Z 1 i, A d7L . Q 1 ' , A , . , . V, , i I A I I I , . 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