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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

AL IJIAL I953 I UNI IIIINITY HIGH QI HIIUL XIIIUNII IHIIIII SL IIAIIIIIINIIALE, ILLINOIS 1 -IIXIX mf 'MTX -X-.X 1 X- . gg.. QF Q q,,.xs .o'x T fi. e M V-'35-v'4QQ3' T ,4 YJ xiii 1 ' fa-A354 i M 4 s K? 5 , aw 4. Q Q A 5 ,MM ,,,, .. ma W- - ,5 UI L lf 58 3 E? , PUBLISHED BY THE :HAL STAFF UP COMMUNITY HIGH SCHUUL UAIIIIUNDALE, ILLINUIS School is more than just ll building: it is a way of life. In school students can acquire knowledge which will enable them to take their chosen place in tlie modern worlcl us we linow it today. Participation in extriicurriculair activities help them to make and keep new friends imcl to handle new responsihilities. ABLE UF C0 TE T S Cllss prrtlts dmntrs hu Ill es lormll dmtu ll c In well rounded sourl hh rt QOITIINUDIU Hlgl 1 Honomrv md servlne or gamzatrons rhkt proude opportumtrts for students to experlenu. 1n1t11t1xe and learn LO operatron TS Coaches plaxers md lans agree that athletles IS m lmportant part of Qommumtx Hrgh but uerx effort IS made to lxecp them IH the proper prospeetlxe Freshmen Sophomores unlors and Semors thtv are all lm portant at C C H S md uux lttempt IS made to gnu mth ol them .1 utll rounded educatlon ,.J? Miss Brubaker and Miss XVilhelm pause hourly be- tween classes to talk shop or maybe to gossip just a little. The l958 Dial pays tribute Allie i958 Dial staff wishes to pay tribute to Miss Blanche Mlilhelm and Miss Dora Brubaker. The scrviccs of these two ladies. not only as teachers but as advisers, have been unlimited to Community throughout the years. Classes from either bliss YVil- helm or Miss Brubaker are the best evidence of the exceptional qualities these two possess as teachers. Their classes, also an outlet for their personalities, are extremely enjoyable and interesting to students. Liter- ature and grammar become alive in the hands of bliss xxfllllfillll. Ancient Home is as vivid today as it was hundreds of years ago when bliss Brubaker enthisi- astically tells about its ancient culture. Extracurricular activities are greatly aided by the editorial and business sponsorship of the Dial by Miss YVilhelm and Miss Brubaker. The endless hours of correcting copy by Miss VVilhelm have provided better books for C.C.ll.S., while raising funds and cutting costs are automatic to an experienced business woman like Miss Brubaker. Aside from their helpful- ness in producing a yearbook, Miss YVilhelm and Miss Brubaker will long be remembered by Dial staff members as congenial chaperones and companions to parties and conventions. Because of their outstanding characters and abil- ities, Miss YVilhelm and Miss Brubaker are the type of people and teachers who yield only satisfactory results in all of their undertakings. For these reasons. the 1958 Dial staff pays tribute to Miss Blanche XVilhelm and Miss Dora Brubaker. With eagerness and P enthusiasm, students anxiously await another Nliss Hill. upurgxting from ll new book' I'UUlI'I. issued mum' 21 bunk tu C .L.li.S. students. as School begins! Mr. Pmosan makes his annual, informal address to Community's upperclassmen on the arrival of another new schoolyear. new school year at Community. The first day of another new school year . . . freshly painted walls and highly polished hallways . . . Mr. llosan explaining new regulations and some old ones, too . . . new classrooms, new students and new faculty members . . . schedule changes and over crowded classes . . . clean blackboards and stiff bright books . . . clean lockers and neat notebooks . . . activity fees and new student handbooks . . . lost freshmen and hurried upperclassmen . . . elections and committee meetings marking resumption of extra- curricular life . . . the revival of art classes, and a new course in mechanical drawing . . . seeing friends alter a not-long-enough vacation . . . homerooms in- stead of activity periods . . . thirty minute lunch hours and car parking permits . . . the minutes from 3:14 to 3:26 that seem like hours . . . the sound of the final bell and sighs of relief . . . thus ends the first day of a new school vcar . . . a year of achievements and failures, of happiness and heartaches . . . the YCHI ICJST-1958. 'QQSXN5 g 'ifj ' 'I'- -. xi 'f'T 'l ' ' -iw- --L., --.Q 4 ,fl . 1flf,ili'ifjfS'wi ...ff , I lliillillw alillll Student Council Members lead hectic lives the week of Ilomecoming as they are re- sponsible for creating this important event. Decorations for the annual Ilomecoming dance provide the majority of headaches to Council members. llere. plans are put into reality as everyone pitches in to decorate. The social life at Community is well rounded. Communitv's social activities involve hard worlq jackets and cummerliunds...sol't lights. mulliled and valualile experience as well as entertainment... voices. . . an air ol' excitement and a feeling of relief, drawing and painting a Iiairv-land mural . Heutting now that the time has come . ..sol't music spreading costs to stretch the liudvet . ..mal4inu last minute a romantic mood...roclq and roll lor tlie more ener- D 'D ilans and chan0cs...worlvinv as a vrou 5 to achieve wetic...lureatliless ex vectation .is the midnivlit liour I D 9 -s I - I s satisfactorv results . . . Jatient s uonsors and advisors. . . ll n wroaches . , . ii new ueen reivns . . . the crow tl dis- . I I QI :s a completed product...long hours of lalnor turn a liurses as though afraid their coaches will turn to hare gym into a lueautitul hallroom...the lmig night pumplxins .... 'Xnotlier social event at Ciuiiinunitv at last...clegant dresses and lovelv flowers, dinner fades into liistorv, ...A V IIUIIICCIIIUIIISL a1ItL'nclz1nts :md csurrrts lunlx wn als the U IIHl11l'L'HllIiI1Q KIUKTI1 C'I1Il'I'S. 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C.C.ll.S.'s own classic, the Murphy foothall game . . . the final silence as players pause while our national anthem is plaved . . . a coach's pep talk at the half . . . a colorful half time show . . . pep sessions that prove Com- munitv's students haeli their teams . . . the holiday haslxethall tournament and the hopes of a champion- ship . . . riding humpy huses . . . aching muscles caused hy endless hours of practice . . . the hush he- fore the final huzver sounds calling another contest to a close . . . election of a captain . . . the lmanquet at the end of the season with proud recipients of hard earned letters . . . never again will these have the significance to us which they have had at C.C.ll.S. Cheerleaders Kay Brown. Nlari- lvn Nluclvclrov, Kate Smith. and Pam Clilhert and letter girl El- len Brown, enjoy a few minutes of conversation during our llome- coming game. E 'NNN X x + X 1 'S Fi 3 s 'Q ,' V 1-1. 54 if fi 1- -, KI 1 . Q-.ggi . , 'K ff ' A 54' x A' v . 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Nllkll .is ljl'HIl1. llrillluivlilillg. .intl tln' S1111 lull al.lnu'. .nw lIl.lllX iitliui' Illllilillhll gulliuiiiigs in uliicli stuilunts p.i1'ticip.itv. llinnvrs. lum-liwms. pic- nius, lux rules, sliiinlwr Imrtics .mal inlnrinil Ll.lllL'L'5 .irc tin' must ll'L'L1llCl1I ul tlicsc .ictixitin-s, C'.C'.ll.S. stmluiits I1-ul tlivii' cuisiiiil linurs. .irc .1 xit.il Imrt nl' their lixcs and tlnis. tliuy .nw vu-1' lwrninnting tlinin. Oh, Kay, how could you go out now! shriek the excited juniors during one of their many card parties. Couples, like Carmen McGinnis and Butch Grob, always enioy the good music of our Homecoming dances. How about some more pizza? asks hostess Ellen MacLeod, at a pregame dinner party. Remembering their waist lines, guests Donna Hicks and Reba Lockerby, decline. One of the most enioyable party-dances of this year was the one sponsored by the C Club during the Thanksgiving holi days. Gerry Howe and Fred Davis are gaily outfitted far their part in the entertainment which was provided by C Club members. CLUBS -wx Assist. cditur. liurcn Stfmtlnr. rind Dial cclitrir. Dot l.cnzini. :irc iucliistrieiusli' iucusuring copy to lit thc clumuw. f The concentration of a cooperative staff edits a Throughout the school ycur, mcmlmcrs ul' tht- Diul Stuff usscmlvlcd in thc Dial room to prcpurc our ycur' lmoli for Puhlicutirm. Manny hours of hurcl work wcrc spcnt on running lrcucllincs, writcfups, picturcs, amd lmusincss campaigns. such us thc annual lll1lQllllI1C salc. The Dial is ll rucmhcr of the Illinois lliglm School Prcss Association, which is u statc-widc urggmimtion oi' thc staffs of high scliuol yCllI'lDOUliS and ncwspaipcrs. Erich ycur. this urgniiimtion holcls il prcss ccmicrcncc on thc czuupus ul' thc Univcrsiti ul' lllinnis in Ciliguu- Firsf row: Sue Drake, Mary Jo Slroup. Second row: Pam Gilberl, Connie Feirich, Karen Slotlar, Dorothy Lenzini, Ellen MacLeod Elizabeth McGowan, Kathryn Slroman. Third row: Paul McRoy, puign-Urlxrnu. This ycur ninc mcmlvcrs of thc stull' uttcnclctl the cunfcrcncc whcrc tlicv wcrc tuught runny of thc finc points of crcuting ii yczirlmook. illhc stnill, with thc hclp of thc sponsors, Nliss lirulxilicr und Miss Vililhclm, wcmrkcd hard to iucct cngruvcrs and printcrs clcucllincs. ziftcr which thcy rcluxccl amd wuitccl for thc arrival of the finishccl prucluct. Ir is thcir sinccrc wish thin cuch stuclcnt nl' C.C.ll.S. will hiwc iniirw hours ul' plczisurc :mtl cnliiwiiiciit lrcim tht- '58 Diul. Tom Haege, Phillip Robinson, Bart Bridges, Howard Hood, Larry Borger, Miss Wilhelm, Miss Brubaker, Linda Brauer, Joyce Pace, Gayl Simonds, Donna Hicks, Mary Denison, Pal Adams. i I! Eclitnr - flssistrrrzt lfrlitur BllSllIL'XS.xlLll1LlLfCl' Y plssisttzrzt Business .lltrmzger Senior CU-lftlitrn' - Senior Ch-lftlitfn' - ,lzmiur Etlizm- - Sulrlzrruzrfru ltlltm - lirvslturrrrz lirlitm' - Orgtrrtilrrtimts litlitwr - Ijftfflfllf' Lcnlini Karen Srritltrr lfllun Xlrrulmirl Elimhcth Nlrli r1xx'L1 n - Cnnnic liL'iriLl1 ll: 1xx'kx rrl llrinrl - P4 1r11 Clillwrt 7 lincln lir .nmx or Xltrry -lu Strriup Kathryn Str fyrmm. in qlssislmzl flvgttrrrzttlirrrts lwlitwr A Suu llrxrlw .llztsic litlitm' s - Nlury Ucriisrlrw flssisttrrlt .xlllNlL' litlitrrr - - hlrnu' ljnu' Sports lfrlitm' - - liurt llriclgcs successful yearbook. Sports lfrlitrn' - litlC1lil.l' litlitm' Social l'-tlitnr - lliprst - - lirtsirrvsx Stuff - Phillip Rulminscm Caryl Qirnrmrrcls lJrmn.n lliclxs Put thmlulns Paul Xlclirn - l..1rrx llorgcr lgllSllIC5S Stuff 1 lirrsincsx Stuff - lrim llriogr- lirrsirtcss Stuff f lliclmrrl Xlrirm' Dial sponsors, Miss Brubaker and Miss Wilhelm, discuss current problems confronting the Diol staff. Top: Using previous Dials for reference are Howard Hood, Bart Bridges, Pom Gilbert and Kathryn Stromon, Middle: Tom Haege, Libby McGowan, Paul McRoy, Richard Moore, and seated. Ellen Macleod are clearing up the Dial's financial problems. Bottom: Dot Lenzini, Joyce Pace, Sue Drake, Mary Jo Stroup, Donna Hicks, and Connie Feirich all worked tirelessly to edit this year's Dial. 29 9 lll ISI Ll II r KN ll 1r 11111 nur SLI 11 ILQ IIN 1 tl1 llmz 11 1 ll ll IS Plllillk 1 1 1 1 Llt IN 111 1ll 1 1ss1 Nl KI ki 111111 l-l IN 111r1st1l l7Llllll1U 11ltl1 SINIFIS npurts FL 11111l11s LNL 1111111 s11l1111ts tl11t 1111111 lt 11 llnmt Nflll 1111 s 1 1 1 1 l st111l111ts 11 XL l 1 111l11r111 s11111l 11111 1t11s The Monitor ednlors plan the nexl Issue Sealed are Slanley Slrusz Becky Jeffrnes Rnchard Taylor and Karl Krefer Stand 1ng are Mr Weshmskey sponsor Caryl Kllngberg and Ellen Brown Th IJ 1 1'1liti11g .1 YLXII' 111111 11 X x ' ' l' 11 . lull, i11l11111111l 11l l S11 ' l1.1s t1'i11l I11 1111 st.11 l1111l Ill s1l1 111l l11 tl11 S1111 .1111 lAL'l llr 1'l.1s:11's' 111r1111t 'll ' AIFL' lllilllll' .Xlrl .1ll 11l' tl11 111111 tl11- 1'1'11r Il11 111 XY- gn - 111111 I Sl 1 I i -s-4 rv I Sealed: Mr. Finley, Gayl Simonds, Howard Hood, Dol Lenzini, Brown, Mike Corson, Frank Taylor, Bart Bridges, Pam Gilbert, Jim Lockerby, Mrs. McGowan. Standing: Mary Jo Stroup, larry Susan Carmen. The student council creates and controls student affairs 'lilic Stuclunt Council is a link among tlic llllllllllr islrativc liocly ol l'.C'.l l.S. lr consists ol' tlircn' inclnlicrs liroin cacli class who arc clioscn lay popular votc. 'lilac incinlwrs wcix' rcsponsililc for many actixitics arouncl Working on decorations for Homecoming are the officers of the Sludenl Council. From left lo right lhey are: Dol Lenzini, vice-president, Gayl Simonds, secreiaryy Jim Lockerby, treasurer, and Howard Hood, president. our scliool. 'l licy prcsiclu at class clcctions anal count tlu' votcs. kVitli tlic lit-lp ol tlic sponsors anml Xlr. liosan. tlicy IJl'g2ll1llt'll tlic lircslnnan initiation ln planning tlic stunts anal clothing ol' tliu frcslnncn for tht- wcclt ol' activitivs. lr is also tlic joli of tlit' Stuclcnt Council to supcrvisc lloincconiing activities. 'lilicy sct tlic dart-, sponsor tht- tlancc and tlic ll1L'I1llDC!'S clccoratc for tlic big niglit. Also. thc incinlicrs pick tlic l'llClDC for llUll1CCllIUlI'1g around wliicli tlic floats for tlic pa- raclc art- ccntcrcd. Furthcrinorc, it is thc jolm of the prcsiclcnt of rlit- Stuclnt Council to prcsiclc at most of our scliool asscinlilius. kkiitli rlit- aicl of tlicir sponsors, Xlr. l7inlvx' :intl Xlrs. Nlcfiowan. tht- nicinlicrs ol' tlic Stuclcnt Council liaw clonc a l'L'Il1LlI'likllJlC jolx. It K First row: Pat Adams, Rosalee Settlernoir, Ellen Brown, Judy Margaret Bennett, Judy Sudheimer, Richard Taylor, Bart Bridges, Helton, Jo Ann Browning, Shirley Vaughn. Second row: Wini Howard Hood, Fred Davis, Karl Kiefer, Larry Borger, and Kathryn Mofield, Reba Lockerby, Dot Lenzini, Becky Jeffries, Mary Deni- Stroman. son, Rosemary Hughes, Ellen Macleod, Donna Hicks. Third row Honor Society . . . the height of achievement at Community. ilhc wml til vxvrx stuclvnt in iiur sc-lwil is tu lx' thc' li.lCLIllX. .tml rlti- swimsurs til thc' lliiniir Smivtx -s , . l . .1 Illl'llll1L'Ii wil thi- C'.irlmiiml.lli' K'ttlllllllll1llX lligli Srlinul lfilliim-rl iiirli the lyl l.,X. .uting .us liristvss. Kill.lI7lk'l' ul the X.lll1tll.iI I Iiintir Simi-my nl sr-uiml.iI'y l his ynntr. thi- iilliwrx xwrv llirxmrcl lliiimcl. pi'csiili'i1t1 scliitnls. Xlcllllwixltili is iimclc up ul stuilunts xxhii haw Xlari IDL-mmm, Xiu'-prcsiclclltz Anil liuclfq -lullrics, were 111.iintnim'il L1 I3 .iwixigu cluringg high sr-li-itil. l5riim this lllff- il llc' SPIPITSIYIN Wvru' Xliss liflll7illiL'l' xml Xlr. l7i.1f Qflllllt thc f.lL'LlllX sell-ers liltcun I5k'l'L'L'l1l ull thc scuiiir Illilllll. Ll.iss .tml hw l7L'l'u'l1I til thc junior Llms uhm .irc .llsii lllllNl.llllllIlQ lift' cl1.i1'.iurc1', lL'.lClL'fNllllt. .tml wrxicv. Un Xltirili 23. .1 liirmgil initintiiin uuruimiiiitx' no A , , , 4 Members of the Honor Society elected their lunior year are In-lil lizr ilu- nvxx iiiviiilwrs to xxltlih Il.ll'L'Ill5 .mil Irivmls Jay Lovelace, Rosemary Hughes, Dot Lenzini, Becky Jeffries, xxvri' imitccl. .X tm lin' the lm-Ililvvrs. thuir p.1rn'l1ts. Reba Lockyby' Mow Demson' and Howmd Hood' if fe' .4 . .fm Top: Enioying o picnic are Peggy Wolfe, Carolyn Grigg, Diane Wells, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Dykhouse, Mrs. Gersbocher. Bottom: Peggy Wolfe, Sherron Glosford, Shirley Brosel, Ellen Bennett, and Mrs. Gersbacher. 3 ag B...-X ' yi .bw , ' l .ALJ an 1 up ,'S .i V L,.f-QIQWQN .2 . .ll ' ff. . ...- Shirley Cook, Noncee Biggs, and Scundra Smith arrange table decorations for one of the many F.H.A, sponsored teas. Homemakers of tomorrow 'l lic liuturc llumcnizilacrs of .'XIIlL'I'lC1l is :in urgimi- mtiiin ul' girls wliri airc talking lmmc ccinnumics aincl are intcrcstccl in CXlI'1l'CLlTfiCLlltl1' iictivitics ol' this typo. ililicsu girls ure very xictivc in serving our school ami uiinimiiiity tlirmiglimit tlic scliool yczir and the sum- mer. -l liis your. tlicy liaicl iimny projects and activities. 'llicy siiltl C.C.ll.S. pcnnants. prcscntcd Christmas prcigrriins for tlic old tlilks home and the Anna State llnspitgil, sponsored gill of tlic sports lmiinquets. spone siurucl tlic ull-st-lmol tzilcnt show. and appeared on iniiny raiclicm ziml tclcvisicm progranis on local stations. ,Xt tlic cml ol' tlic yczir. all of tlic mcmlncrs ulm liiicl alum' uiitsnimling wcirlt tlmiiigliniit tlic yciir wurc rcwgirrlvcl ln' Ll spot-ini activity in tlicir lionur. VH' :irc wry primal ul' ilu-so girls lor tlicir lim' xirirlq. 'lilicv liaiw crciitccl gm iirgriiiimtiuii wliicli miulil lm .1 crvclit to any stliiiiil. This yeor's officers were: First row: Pct Smith, Jane Gersbacher, Judy Sudheimer, Peggy Wolfe. Second row: Ellen Bennett, Gcyl Simonds, Judy Heck, Rosclee Settlemoir, Rosc Mary Limbert, Barbara Rich, Nancy Crow. .. - sl Getting ready for a land iudging contest is the team from C.C.H.S. They are: Ray Landers, Tommy Fox, Gerald Bowlby, George Calhoun, Johnny Stearns, Jack Allen, Floyd Allen, Jim Frick, and Frank Stokes. Developing farming skills illxc Future Farnicrs ul .-Xmcrica, lmcttcr known tw C.C.l l.S. studcnts as tlic l3.li.iX., is .1 national organi- Latiun of boys cnmllcd in w1c11ti11nal agriculturc. rlihc principal aim of F.l3.gX. is to clc-rc-lap crnnpctcnt. age grcssivc, rural and agricultural lcadcrsliip. 'l'l1is ycar's program, as planncd lay tlic lI1CITll7CI'S includcd a varicty ol' activitics tl1.1t cunilnincd educational and social cxpcricnccs. Quint- ul' tlic social activitics callcd for joint coopcratiun with tlic I7.Il.iX. .hinting tllcsc wcrc a liavridc and Ll Cliristinas party. Onc ral? thc liighliglmrs of mln- l7.lf..X. scar nas .1 liatlicresimn luan- quct. Livcstoclx judging. grain and poultry judging. and land judging cuntcsts wcrc licld tlirnuglicmut thc vcar. rlilic cntirc group cnimcd tl prnicct tour. in which Cach ll1L'IlllX'T.S pnvicct was carcliully L'X.lIIlil1L'tl and judgcd ln' thc other mcmlacrs. ln Uctnlwcr. Clcorgc Calhoun attcndcd thc National F.F..sX. cfinvcntinn in Kansas City. Xlissriuri. and rln- clulw was wi-ll rup- rcscntcd at thc Statc citnxcntinn in Springlicld in Vlunc. .-Xll in all. it was .1 lnusy ycar for tilt' nicnilmcrs and Xlr. Cllcnn l,l.lllll1I1tl. tlicir 11dx'is11r. l l l 'Z' 1 Wi 5 M 4 an Q n Top: Members of the F.F.A. stop to rest on the steps of the Harry Truman Library during their trip to Kansas City. They are: Don Hawthorne, Jake Rendleman, Jerry Heern, Allen Haney, and Tom Shackleton. Bottom: Boys of the F.F.A. and friends enjoy a hayride, one of their many social activities, ,si M, V -c.---rn 1.6 15 l t x ' 1 'f 'le '- -4 S Q QU: it F.F.A. officers and sponsor were, seated, Tom Shackleton, George Calhoun, Carl Jackson, Bill Bigler. Standing, Leonard Snyder, Mr. Dia- mond and Clarence Johnson. First row: Joyce Smith, Janet Lindsey, Donna Schnake, Reba Lockerby, Mrs. Friedline, Dot Lenzini. Second row: Jackie Norton, Janet Smith, Jean Lobenstein, Pat Smith, Peggy E. Robinson, Glynda Walk- er, Joyce Pace, Ann McRoy, Marilyn Muck- elroy, Carolyn Dillow. Third row: Wini Mofield, Doris Reeder, Ann Rogers, Linda Jarvis, Roberta Stearns, Janet Miller, Marsha Harris. Working to serve our school and community Xl.mx' nl the stuclcnts nt CUINIIILIITIIX whit pltin to untcr tht- liiclcl ol tcticliing ligitl .1 fine npportunitx tri liurthcr tht-ir kmiilotlgt- ul' this xcvuiticiii ln joining tht- l'utui'c -lC.lljllL'I'S ul .'xllK'I'lL'Ll. lliis urgtinizution. lit-titlt-tl lux' Xlrs. Pi-it-tllint-, clwsc as its rililiccrs, Helm l,ocl4t'rliy. pmsitlcnt: Klairgiirct llcnnott. xiuc-president: llnnnqi St'lin.ikt-. SL'L'I'CT.ll'tZ .incl -lam-I l,inclsq'. trtxif .issisting ut rho nlucn hnusc for rho liI'CSllI11.lI1 parents .mal sponsoring ti tc.i for tht' faculty of C.C.H.S. .Xiintliur PI'U.lL'CI of the F,hl'.t'X. was tn guthcr all of the inlinmixtiun and write rho Newsletter that is sont hy tht- l7.il'..'X. tn till parents who lun-ts chilclrcn Cnrollccl .it Cimiiiiniiiitix During Naitiunzil litluciitinn Viiccli. suit-i-.il nl' thc mcmht-rs wcrc iiitciwicwctl uvcr XVCIL. surur. XXI' .irc wry Prnucl nl' this fJI'QAlI1l!QlflllIl tmcl the Sonic nl this yctifs lu1'nViccts nl tht- lifli..-X. wort' lint- xwrla it hits duno this your. F.T.A. officers, Margaret Bennett, Janey Lindsey, Reba Lockerby, Doris Reeder and Peggy Robinson assisted with Freshman parent and Donna Schnake, and sponsor, Mrs. Friedline, are busy night, a project undertaken by the F.T.A, to help their school. organizing material for a future F.T.A. meeting. Firsf row: Mr. Hoover, Susie Fligor, Connie Feirich, Donna Hicks, Ellen Macleod, Fred Davis, Reba Locker- by, Larry Borger, Dickie Grammer, Paul McRoy. Second row: Mr. Per- kins, Dol Lenzini, Glynda Walker, Donna Schnake, Mary Denison, Carolyn Denison, Judy Goddard, Mike Clark, Bart Bridges, Lloyd Samford. Third row: Kay Brown, Peggy J. Robinson, Rosemary Hughes, Sharon Warren, Joetta McCoy, Jim Lockerby, Jay Lovelace, Tom Tellor. Fourfh row: Nancy Crow, Jane Gersbacher, Marian Harris, Connie Degenhardl, Dan Hoyt, Don Booth, Denny Hayes, Harold Mansfield. Striving to further their knowledge of the sciences. 'ilu' Science Cflulm is un nrgnnimtinn ol' stutlcnts who have tnkcn unc of the Il1fL'C sciences olfcrccl nt Cimnnunity gincl arc intcrcstcil in lurthcring their lmmvlcclgc ul' tllcsc sciences. During the ycnr, thc lllL'llliJCfS wok part in many activities cimncctcrl with st-icncc. ik! tlic L-nal ul' tin' yvnr. tlic niclnlmcrs with tllc lmiglm- cst mnnlmcr nl' points. took n trip tlxrnugh thc Snutli. Sonic of rho ways tllc mcinlmcrs ucquirccl thcsc points wcrc lny entering ll project in thc Science Fair licltl . JLA i Working hard on the Science Club floal are Mr. Perkins, Bobby Perkins, Joella McCoy, Sharon Warren, Don Booth, Janice Jones, Jane? Brooks, Denny Hayes, and Billie Perkins. nt Uniwrsitx Selinnl, In sclling cnncly. .i project wlliclm thc Scicmr Cflulm sprmsiirucl, amcl ln aittcncling clulm meetings. il lic rilliccrs ul tin' SL'lL'I'lL'l' Cluln clicl nn exceptional ,lllil nl Ul'Qtll1lllI1S,: :intl lcncling lilL'lf clulm this year. il llcx' were lfrccl llinis. mrcsitlcnt: lsirrv llnrucr. visc- . l , H l3l'L'SlCii'lll1 lgllcn NIM-l curl. sccrctxiriz Alllkl liclmzl Luck- crln. trtxisurcr. illmc spnmnrs uf tlu' lli-Plmi-Clicin C lulm wcrc our tim SL'lL'llk'L' tcuclicrs. Xlr. llririwr :incl Nlr. llcrlsins. The Science Club officers and sponsors were Mr. Perkins, sponsor, Fred Davis, president, Larry Borger, vice-president, Ellen Macleod, secretary, Reba Lockerby, treasurer, and Mr. Hoover, sponsor. 1: This year's Spanish Club was composed of, seated: Norma Cripps, Mrs. Hoover, Peggy Robinson, Margaret Bennett, Katherine God- win, Betty Batson, Anita Stone. Middle row: Linda Harrison, Pat Hale, Dorothy Calhoun, Jo Ann Sweet, Linda Lindsey, Barbara Rich, Barbara Bohr, Jo Ann Rich, Wini Molield. Last row: Arlene Johnson, Doris Harrison, Edith Brewer, Awanda Allen, Brenda Stocks, Spanish Club and G.A.A. offer interest to individuals il lu' Slmnislt Clulu. unc of tltc xx-ull rtrgunizccl cxtm- curricul.ir gfltllps .tt C.C.ll.S.. was crttnposccl nl' mcntlmurs xrlm lmcl tgilwn Spimislt somctimc during ltiglt st-ltnnl imnl were intcrcstccl in promoting gnocl liclluwsltip ltctwccit i'XIllL'flCLlDS anal the Spanish spcitlx- ing lwitplc. XYillt Xlrs. l lmtwr its sponsor tmcl ixlztrgnrct lit-nnvtt its prcsitlcnt, tltc mcmlvcrs lncttcr ztullmintccl tltrl11st'lu's witlt tht- lllLlIlI1L'l'S Lllltl Lllstrmlns ol' tht- Slxinhircls tltrrtuglt gucst sltuilwrs gmcl otltcr zictivitics. C.C.H.S.'s G.A.A. was an active club, with these members par- ticipating: First row: Linda Betts, Karen Stotlar, Carol Feirich, Joetta McCoy, Ruby Lynn Norsworthy, Janet Metcalf, Ellen Ben- nett. Second row: Joyce Pace, Jean Lobenstein, Ann Rogers, Peggy Robinson, Anna Mary Crawshaw, Karon Sullivan. Third lltt- cvlflS Atltlctlc Assfmciiitlrtrt was gm .tctlw turf gginimtiun tltis ycu1'. They uttcmlccl nuns' I7ltlt Ll.ltS .it Crmttntlnity anal otltcr sc-liunls, Letters uml ClltlJlL'lllS wore uirnccl ln' girls whit wctrliccl diligently Illl'tlUQllItLlf Illl' sclwrtl your. -liltc girls, umlcr tltc lt-ticlui-sltip ull Nliss llltcmcluc Cox. t-lt-urcrl its tlwir rmlliccrsz .locttn Alc- Cftnu ltrcsiclvntz NLIIILA' Cf1'rm', YlCL'sI7l'L'SlllL'l1ll aincl Sltir' ll'X XLlllQllI1, SL'Cl'L'l.lTX'fl'L'LlSLlI'Cl'. row: Jane Gersbacher, Nancy Crow, Shirley Vaughn, Phyllis Frost, Linda Jarvis, Miss Cox, Ann Sullivan. Fourth row Carolyn Grigg, Janet Giberson, Edith Brewer, Rosalee Settlemoir, Pat McGowan. Q: An Ar! Club was revived al C.C.H.S. afIer one year's absence. Ruby Brookhouse. Sfcnding, Harold Simmonds, Wade Snyder, Members of Ihis yeor's club were: seared, Miss Brown, sponsor, Kay Trouiman, Ann Owen, Sandra BaxIer, Bob Brooks, Roberl Jane Milligan, David TrouIman, Carolyn Denison, Carol Feirich, Bronze. A CI b ' ' d ' ' C C H S rt u and Student Librarians a d activity to . . . . llln' .XVI Clulu is :Ill IPI'Q.lIll!.lllIlI1 will 8IllllI'l1IN .II IIII- lllJI'.lI'l.lll'5 flulm Iuiisisu-Il ul sInIlI-ms wlni Cluniiiiiniri nhl- .irc iim-i'I'sIcIl in .n'I. il ln- inI'inlmI-rs lu-llu-Il in Iliu lilnxiry Illlflllgf Ilicir lruc In-rinals. 'll1I- I'i1j+nI-Il .1 x.lriI-tx nl .IIIixiIiI's .incl I1i'll'lI'k'lN Llllflllifu iiiviiilwis Iln-ILI-Il nut .xml slirlu-Il linnlxs .Iml .Issisu-Il Ilia' 50.111 Ima ull wliicli we-ru painting piI'IIirI's on Iln' nur lll3f.II'l.lI1. Xlrs. -lIlSI'lHl1. in Imtlwi' xniys. llu- clulm xvilul-ms nl' Ilu' stwrvs in Illl' lmusinvss Ilistricl .II ll.Il IIIIIII i'I'gLil.Ii' lllk'L'llllQN .II xIl1iIl1 Ilu' 1nI'inl1I'rs gnu' linx'I'I'i1 .mul liulping llkkfllllll' lim' lllillltlillllllllgl. U itli l't'I1wI'IN fin Ilu nvxx lm Ls in Illt' lllII'.ll'X. llurlng Iln Xliss lirfnxn. Iliu .III II'.iIlivI' .II CXIIIIS. .is slvwiwiiy XL.ll', liinliilu-ix .ll'IllIlQL'll .iIIi'.iIIixI' l1LlllL'lll1 lw.IrIl Ilis Ilia' mI'mluI'rs ul Ilu- .XII Clllllw l1.lIl am uxciling .xml lvl.Ixs .incl g.IIliI'1'I'cl I11.1II'I'i.1ls lin' Ilia' slimx um' just llllNI Inxir. Ifutsinlv Ilic liliinrx clwiir. A newly formed group, Ihe Librarians Club was very active Boyd, Smnding are Ginger Graham, Glynda Walker, Peggy E. around our school. SeaIed Judy Sudheimer, Ruby Lynn Norse Robinson, Carolyn Dillow, Mrs, Joseph, Kaie Smifh, Jane Milli- worIhy, Ellen Brown, JaneI Turner, Toni McNeeIy and Sharon gan, Phyllis Frosf, and Charlotte Wafson. Irum' l..i2iW l i W, 'lili 4 if Discussing Tish's latest episode are Karl Kiefer and Bob Ellen Brown, Kay Brown, MOYY Ellen MCKefe9lWn Und KQV' Stoelzle, during the Junior class play. Kiefer in 0 SCef1e ffem Tish. The Junior class play . . , laughter and fun for everyone lflleu Leiglzloiz fllltlfllll A Lenz Pike Callie lloplciiis l.iitl1er lloplciiis filzurlie Stools I izzie Aggie l.et1tm C orlierr'x liettimz lrent ll'exlev plmlreivs Deiilinv Ciriiues lloriee Clio Ionl T llslln Nlarv Ellen Brown llosalee Settlemoir - Bob Stoelzle Susie Denison Richard rliavlor - Karl Kiefer Ellen Nlcliereghan - Kav Brown Yludv llelton Deanna Diamond - l.arrvlohnson - lerrv llinklev Connie llegenhardt On the night of November 22, the auditorium of C.C.ll.S. shook with the laughter of a delighted audience as it watched the annual ,lunior class plav. 'l'ish , a riotous comedy hy Alice Chadwicke. Ir concerned an elderlv woman who, accompanied hy two of her dearest friends, purchased a secondfhand car and hegan a tour ol' the United States. Upon reaching New Mexico, however, they wrecked the car. Consequently, Tish and her friends were forced to remain in a hotel, where the whole action ol' the comedv toolv place. XVhile staying in this hotel, rliish discovered a thieli, patched up a hrolxen romance, helped to hegin a new one. and solved manv more prohlems. The various committees as well as the cast were all responsihle lor the successful presentation. llovv- ever, without the splendid direction ol' Nlr. Xycsh- insliev. the play could never have heen the huge success that it was. The Junior Class Play was a big success due largely to the acting of Carolyn Denison, Deanna Diamond, Larry Johnson, Judy Hellon, Ellen Brown, Karl Kiefer, Jerry Hinkley, Connie Degenhardl, Bobby Sloelzle, Rosalee Seltlemoir, Richard Taylor, Kay Brown, and Mary Ellen Mclfereghon. , is ., , --,- --.an- Drum maiorette, Connie Jo Degenhardt, showed responsibility as well as attractiveness in this position. Pretty Girls Perform in Precision .X girls' clrill ILHIIN. li-il ln C-flllfllk' llcguiilinrcll. uns liirmul rliis xxxir. illmis group ins tlu' lirst til IIN lsillcl in Soiitlivrn Illinois. lin-liuirsiiiq nlrvn tiller wliiinl. rlii- group luiriicd mwx' riiiitirws lor Q-.mlm lmncl slum. .lclclitiiiiml gictixitius incluzlccl Ilhlfklllltg in It.lI'.lllL'5 .incl p4irtiLip.iting in .1 l.lnix'crsity lmml slum .it Xlc.Xmlruxx' Smclium. llii- mutim-s. luituring prof uisinn nmruliiiig .incl Cllttl'LlS'llIlL' nlamcing. xxcrc lmcr liiriiiucl to tlii- rlntlim nl ivciirnls or .i clrum i..iilvi1u-. lliis ilrill tixim Imimccl tim lui .1 wrx uiliirlul .tml sin-ui-ssliil .iilalitiiin to our lllllxll ilcpartim-tit. lr is liiipi-il their flu' mark ul rlii- grinip this uxir null umtiiiiiu .incl tl1.ir tlu' alrill tuim will lmiuniu' .i ri'gul.ir li-.ituru .it l'.C'.ll.S. Kneeling, left ta right Anita Stone, Brene do Stocks, Susan Odum, Mary Jane Robinson, Janet Metcalf, Dorothy Rogan, Deanna Diamond, Connie Degenhardt, Charlotte Davis, Joyce Smith, Betty San- ders, Kate Smith, Sharon Brust, Darlene Ealtzell. Standing Mary Jo Stroup, Ruby Lynn Norsworthy, Carol Barringer, Donna Hill, Betty Lacy, Linda Tatum, Bettina Crcwshaw, Carol Feirich, Nancee Biggs, Nancy Williams, Gayl Simonds, Lorraine Dotson, Judy Nance, Jerri Lynn Com- paron, Ann Storme. rxrli' A f s . 4 . . 'ft . wi! yqffx 'YJLAE t- b Community! letter-girls strike a pre-tty pose. Kneeling substi- tutes Jane Gersbacher and Pam Gilbert. Standing Carmen Mc' Ginnis, Kathryn Stroman, Jane Mi igan, Nanny Crow, Janet Turner and Ellen Brown. ...M Y 1- , Zum 1. sv' , fi ,' ' 'vsp r-' ' 1- , , 'L f Our high stepping twirlers were: Patti Barnes, Mary Helsley, Marian Harris, Connie Jo Degenhardt, maiorette, Jerri Kent, Marilyn Miller, Rachel Calhoun. 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Nl'LIiL'l.llX'lI'L'.tNllI'L'I'l 1tt1x11its xx.1s .1 lllLll'lt.lltLl t1111w1't in xxhith .XIlll.l. .intl ,lil X1111 llriixxning. llltllll .tll. ilht' l1.1n1l xlitl .1 Xl11111l1xl1i11A11. llt'1'1'i11. .mtl C'.11'li1i11tl.1lc rniilx y1.11't. ll11s -'intl .tilt ill 1't'11't'st'11ti11x1 ttlll' s.l1i111l xxith linti 11111sit, xv.11. tht- svtiiml XL'1ll' 11l 1:111' t.11't1ti v.1ti1111. llt'l'l'Il1 w .l l w . l l llit l1.111xl's t1111t'1'1't stlwclxlv xx.1s xt'1'x l11ll. .X XX.IN lllNl. ln thc' surirxii tht' ll.lIlLl v11's1'1ttt'1l .11111tl1t'1' . l K I C lll'lNIlll.IN LllllLL'l'l XX1IN xrixvn i1' 1l11- .1ltv1'11111111 Illl' 11111 .ianxtrt xxhixh It'.lIlll'L'tl t,1l11s.1n1l k'llNL'llllllK'N tl1.1t xxxnt - sttnltnt l1111lx .tllxl I.IkllllX .lllkl 1i'.1i11 11t niiiht I111' II11' ll tirntxst. N1'xv1'.1l 11111sit1.111s l1f1111 tht' l1.tllKl trial. t.ll'l S 1 I lt-11t'11ts .llltl l111'111ls. XII11' lllt l111ll1l.ll w.1si111. IJII ll Xl11si1 llllxlkl' thi' Sr.11'!i. this t11111l1i11t'1l tirntiirt Xjllltlll .1111l l.11l11111il.1lt1 p1'1'w11t1'1l .1 iiiint 11111xv1't in 111111isl111l .1 LlIlll.lX tu 1l1' Xl'.ll'iN t111111'1t s1'.1s1111. 1:111' .111rl1t111111111. lirllixxing .1 iirntv Xllllxlt XX.lN lxtiltl First row- Peggy Robinson, Larry Johnson, Jo Ann Browning, Carolyn Grigg, Sue Miller, Joyce Pace, Bill Hinchclift, Harry Penry, Mike Corson, Janet Brooks Rosemary Hughes, Doris Meechum, Second row Caryl Ann Klingberg, Janet Smith, Marian Harris, Rachel Calhoun, Rose Miller, Carol Goins, Karen Presley, Carolyn Willitord, Connie Degenhcrdt, Willard Gershbacher, Wayne Eddings, Dick Grammer, Tommy Williams, Mr. Lock- wood, Connie Burns, Larry Kline, Harriet Owens, Charles Hall, Phil Smith, Meredith Gurley, Judy Goddard, Peggy Browning, Karen Wooten, Judy Heck. Third row. Carmen Brown, Lois Jean Reeves, Paul Smith, Jackie Norton, Pat Barnes, Jerri Kent, Karl Kiefer, Don Adams, Bill Budslick, Ann Rogers, Vergie Brown, Sarah Bridwell, Mary Ellen McKereghan, Gary Kemper, Joanna Walker, Mary Helsley, Tim Balwin, Jerry Hinkley, Paul Heth- nfan, Mike Miskell, Eddie Waldron, Donnie Robinson. it r Fronf row: Peggy Browning, Meredith Gurley, Harry Penry, Bill Budslick. Second row: Mike Miskell, Eddie Waldron, Donnie Robinson, Willard Gershbacher, Wayne Eddings, Larry Kline, Mr, Lockwood, Crazy, Cool, Combo C 41lllL'Nl lx .1l11.11x .1 l11111'11'111. ll11N 11'111' 1l11' 1llNlI'Ixl . ' , y , 11111tL'N1 11.1x l1c'l1l .11 l11'1111111, 1l111 s1.11c .1t Xlt. 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Second row Diane Wells, Glenda Wheatly, Jean Lobenstein, Peggy Browning, Ann Rogers, Caryl Ann Klingberg, Joyce Pace, Sue Cherry, Janice Medlin, Loumona , ,.,..,..-if-f --+ Wt... ,W ,VM A- . , ..............b-s ,M - - . 4... ...L Petroff, Mary Jo Stroup, Bettina Crawshaw, Jo Ann Browning, Dorothy Ragan, Norma Glastord, Jane Sudheirner, Karon Sullivan, Barbara Hill, Laura Fly, Accomponist: Rachel Calhoun. Third row Clyde Buff, Harry Penry, Paul Hetman, Arthur Sobery, Gary Kaemper, Karl Keiler, Milford Bruke, Bill Budslick, Mr. Lock- wood ldirectorl, Larry Johnson, Ronald Addison, Jerry Hinkley, Kirby Rushing, Mike Carson, Larry Brown. Chorus and Madrigals Make Merry Music Ihr- Xl.icli'ig.il giwiiilw irinsistul wil sL'XL'I.ll nvxx iiiviii hvrs lllls xnxir. lliv griiiilv Iu'i'liirim'il .it lllk' lilll.ll'X C hilt. l'.l..X. iiiiitiiigs .il Liiiiiiis scliiiiils. iiiiiiiiis. ciiiitvsts. .inil suvixil xxiviiiciis iii'g.ii1if.i1ii+iis. Clin- lil the nun .ILIIXIIIQN ill thi' Xl.iih'ig.ils Ilils u.ii' xi.is .1 46 rlillvrviir Ixiu' nl ri'rii.il. .ir which Illllbl' Xl.rili'ig.ils xxviv iiixilul lit .ilwIii'.ii' xxith them in .1 sIii'Li.il itil si'iit.itiiiii iiii lllll iixxii st.ign, l:L'SlllL'N h.ixiiig liiii. this singing giiiiiii .ilsii h.iil lim' 'il Ils hisr sihisitlls .is ii ghnls Iii .ihiliix .iiiil miiiilwi' iil L'I1Q.lgL'IilLItlN, lliit l'k'Qlll.lI' Lliiiriis iwwiiml this xg-.ir u.is Llillviwm lriim Illiisa' il Iiiwxi-iris xnxirs. lxxumx girls lrim thi' livsliiiivii .iiirl silltlililitivll' classes mills up Lllls cliss. Simi! this gIrLllHXl.!sIriislii.llllfii.1l'Lgt.ll.iI'cllwI'Lls.Illl prtiinrl xi.is ilriiiitil In iuicliiiig Ihr' stuilims thi- lim sl.llllL'IlI.ils til ziiiisii iliwiix, .intl ixnh li-.irmirl ii i1l.ix .iii iiisiiiiiiiviii, limi' .i in-ills thi griiiiiw im! .iliii Nklllllll .is .1 nliiiflls .inrl .it Ilivsn' Illliis thi Xl.lcli'I+',ils 1 .intl svuril tiliri iiiliixsiul stiirlints inini-rl ilirtni llir oiinliiiirrf givtiiiw sang on svxrril iicaisiiiis. iii- Lihlx ihit C lii'isiiii.is .inrl Ihr- spring cfiiuvits. lil-L.iiisL rhiir xx.is ii siciiml Xl.iiliig.il giiiiiit, iiiim ill rho chriiiis imiiihws xii-in in Ihllllllli ltr Xl.inlrig.ils, Xll iii .ill. thi uni' v. is li tilt itiviliinlwli' .mil Liii+ix.ilvlL'. Seated Rosemary Hughes, Mary Denison, Carolyn Denison, Rachel Calhoun, Sharon Brust, Rebecca Sloan, Sue Cherry, Caryl Ann Klingbcrg, Joyce Pace, Becky Jeffries. Standing Cary Kaernper, Pichard Taylor, Jerry Hinkley, Larry Johnson, Bill Lyons, Karl Kiefer, Harry Penry, Larry Brown. SPORTS Spring, the sports season of variety lennis, .1 sport not played at C .C.l l.S. since lf?-ll was revised in 1956, .Xliter only one year of training and experienee the tennis team compiled a fix e and five reeord for the season. After two trial years under Coach Doe Russell and Capt. .lay Lrwelaee. tennis is taking its place in our spring sports program along with haselvall and traelt. Nlueh to Coach Reid Klar- tin's delight WST saw a line turnout ol' enthusiastic lmaselvall hopefuls, The team had an eight and six record lor the season, a very respeetahle reeord eonsidering the fact that their hatworli at the plate was helow average. Nlany of last years varsity squad members were non-gratluatesg therefore the eomlmining of those veteran players with our .layvee stars ol' '57 should produee a inightly elulx in 58. Carrying on with strong Terrier spirit. the traeli team pounded out a two and three reeord last season. Because of a three sport spring program. track had less man power than in previous years. Sinee the majority of the squad was made up of underelassinen, a number of letterinen will return in '58, and a winning season is expected. Community's racket squad is a vital part of our spring sports Connell, Coach Russell, Larry Johnson, Howard Hood, Arthur program. First row: Denny Hays, Jay Lovelace, Gerry Howe, Sobery. Richard Taylor, Bart Bridges. Second raw: John Terpinitz, Bill , .-V.. v nf t I 4 f .1.,,, , 4-vs s eff . . LL' ,'. . .NVQ . Commumtys Terriers gam valuable Xlmx lrel sporteurlters mel emehes deserlheel the l93f Terriers IS the Southern lllmols term shoulnv the most nnproxement thmuuh the seaeon 1 he te nn s reeord three and six does nut mdlelte 1 sueeesslul se isun, hut moet People do not understand the elr eumstanees under uhueh the lerrlers were PllXlI1U Un the startmv elexen there uere slx rumors md tum s mrs who had hrrle or no xarsltx exp ne ee IS th it EXC of the first elexen plixed posrtlons eum pletelx l0re10n to them untll thls xelr LlI'll:UI'ILlDltLlX the tClm plaxed the touvher half of thelr sehedule first 'md thcse how h ld to Ulm experlenee ln their posltxons at the eost ul four lossee 'lhe fifth grme hrouvht thcm mto the ummnu eolumn ulth 1 llome eommv uetorx mer Chester 'llllS Une them eonh dence, 'md thex nent uhe nel to hmd Plnelenexxulle 1 The hugh poml of every Carbondale season us the Veterans Day game wllh Murphysboro Although Commumly suffered a 200 defeal lhls year the game was very close lhroughoul the flrsl half deezslxe deft xt the next ueele Durmv the next few dns our Qquxd was hlt hard l the Xslm Hu nd xx ms lureed to pln Harrxshurv xuth hall ol the Com mumtx pllxers it home m hcel eonsequentlx rht lerrlers dropped the game to the hulldovs The next ueele the Hu humg SL1lJSldCLl the lerrxers ualleed mer Du uom xuth httle dlmeultx 'lhe hwh pomt of exerx Clrhondxle season IS the Yeterme Dlx Orme te UH and the eroud were cnthusnstle hut the Ter IILIS were ahle to hold the Red Dexlls the first mo perlods cmlx, after XXl'llCh the Dulls seored three times m the seeond hulf to um the mme rlhls eoneludeel the D1 selson, .1 se xson of he rrthre mle VK 1th so mam rumors plnmv thls xexr thc pruspeets ul 1 xxmmnv te un next vewr rre xerx promlsmv I y I I 4- '- 5 if - ' ' u 5 A 1 .' . 1 3 ' ' my - f Ll , S ' -e , O , x hx . ' , ,Z 'S va ' .. ir. , ' a .' L ' ' H , , ' ,' , ' a 'L J .'.' l 2 ' 1 ' ' .l E guy- X . , ,Si - -', 4, 1: - , X X 7 SU ' - vl- , , D 'lv' i X H in k.-, . :L t ,, Q - ,- - , ' , i -3 . Jen' ' z ' ', , 'z 7' L- '-n ' ' L Q ' r' ' ' 7' 'L 1 if Di A Another fact thc majority of the fans do not realize- with hlurphyshoro. This year was no cxccpticm. The 1- 2 1 ' , k . , V . 21- 1 ' x- . - ,Z , - V v k-'Q nf 'ev - H . , , I, ' 'D , ' I, ,l D 1 , ,,' ' , ve . 2 e . . . V' S , v , 2 - D ' 1' X -' , . 1' I, . 1 .' , K- , H ' D ' . 6 ' D W V 4 -Y ' J 11 D 3 J A U . D ,. I, v. , .. K. Di ., . , , ,L 1. 1,1 1 , ., r. 5 D. 'f I . M .i W, ,. l ' if! l , ,f f X ' . 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Furst row Eddie Stearns Jim Merz Jerry Robinson Gerald Jones Gary Davis David Taylor Phil Robinson Tom Butcher larry Krustoff Buddy Glasco Malcolm Hune Duck Grace Ron Damron Jerry Hagler Denny Hll Bull Hnnchluff Richard Moore Darrell Dillon Gene Austin Bull Vaughn Duck Stearns Second row Ronald Addison Coach Don Raines Manager Jerry Hinkley Manager Ronnie Klamp Manager Paul McRay Arthur Aydt Rusty Comparon Terry Bowls Albert Blyth Charles Hall Mau ruce Blause Fred Pasley Davud Baggett Terry Huller Willard Gersbacher Rodney Hearn Doug Kiefer Gene Gordon Charles Blessing Bud Smith Jum Drew Dickie Evans Denny Lingle Don Huckson Bull Budsluck John Bain Eddue Waldron Melvin Howard Willard Humble Larry Brown Don Robinson Mike Diamond Charles Pulley Jerry Goforth Wayne Eddungs Jerry Brown Muke Stalls Jim Trobaugh Henry Dillinger Don Callions Duck lackerby Coach Charles Strusz Junior Varsity today s Pups tomorrow s Terriers S N QS N L uuss N IL 1 x UK Ll 1 K SU L lX lll N L s L ist xcuui L U1 IL its L u lvlixn t X X L :ui l L 1 K ll RN L 1 L lll lll'lN ll U Ll XX 1 N lr x x L 1 x iixxr x 1 I fn' Serving as managers to thus years Varsity an Junior Varsity football teams were Ronnue Klamp Paul McRoy and Jerry Hinkley u l -,f'g': 1-f 1+ ' 4 , ' f .uri gn. , ln.-,Lv ,A:fL'1VhLf.tf- JG w A I l Ji , , - ,L ' V l r I 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 y Q 1 Q Q 0 Q llii. iv.ui s -luniuui' X.niits lruuutlmll tuxnn rliul not tim lluu-u liiniliml in lilllli puusitinii in rluu- S.Xl.l. li.ixL' .1 sluL'cI.iLLll.ii' suisuuii uul xiins .tml l luut rluu- Clui l 'i ncc plus. lluu lunii im sl x l all un luu Iulascrs not 'i' lust lliuir ligliting qlirit. 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Courtesy of ihe Southern lliinoisan Xxbcst i'I'LlI1kiIrl'f XlL'tr'uIw41lix .Xmm Slhlfhl Cilmcstur PiI1L'kI1L'f ville I lilrrislulrg l7uQuuin Xlrlrplxxximrim XXI- O U I2 ll -H fl -H1 H 'I lm 27 I2 10 -H 6 6 13 20 Vars1ly baske1baII squad Front row John Cherry Assl Coach R1cnard Taylor, Bart Brnclges Denny Taylor Malcolm H1ne D1ck 11m Lockerby Joy Lovelace Lloyd Samford Gerry Howe, M1ke Grace Thrrd row B1lI Lyons Pe1e Peterson manager Don Womack Re1d Mar11n Assl Couch Second row Charles M1lchell Rannes Head Coach Lou1s Herller manager John Greer Terrrers are tops IH the S W E Conference L I N Y KK I K IU N IIIL ELI LL LIL UIQQLI 11r1Ls11L 1 s 1 1 11L 'Lf 'I I INI SLLUI S X A 1 L v11L L1111ILrL 11s1 11 IILX LL L LLFN 1LrL 1 IN11 1 1 II 1 1 rt IXI 'Ld In fl C I 1 11 III NIYILL 11L 11'11LLs l L ILN lfI'I N I LFLL I 1 I 1rr1s11 U 1 LVL IN N Il ll N Llfl N 1 1 1 LI 1 LI 1 L L 1 I 1 5 ll II 11 111 L 11 L 1 L 11 Y 1 L s 1 Iffl 1 LI III IIL 511111 111LvL 1 11 II' 11Lx1 LILXLII L1111' 1 1L1r Ilrxt 1 1L11111 IX ls I II 1111 11L LII L 111 1111 11IIL L IIIL XILIITIXNW 1 -1 ILIN 111v 'LIL 1111 IL N 1 11 L L L s1 1 L L rs L 1 s 1 11L L L 11111 lf IL III L11r1 Lf L s 111L1s L s1111 s L L 11 11I11L 1 1 IU L 111 1L 1 1 11 s SIIII 1 1 I 0 5 Q O II1' 'IL'r'1L'r. 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John Cherry Asst. lxislictlxill uuiclmz llcncl tennis cfmcll. Reid Marlin Asst. lnmlmll couch: alsst. luuslictlxill umulmz lic-acl lmsc- lmll crmclm. Harold Perkins .Xsst. lmsulmll umclx. Don Raines Asst. lillilflbilll cmlclll lu-girl lmuslwrlxnll umcll. Charles Slrusz .Xsst. llllirlmll cxmcllz .BSSL tmcls Um.1L'l1. Malcolm Hine Gerry Howe Charles Milchell Lloyd Samford, co-cap? Mike Womack Jumor Vars1ty places flrst I n N n I L fl 11111 l1 l FL It SL IS fl 111'l1 rl11 l1rr1Lrs Fr1sl111 71111 FL 1s1t11 N UIWX 1 llk l' ll U n 1111 Xlurn 1 ll UXXLX IL l N ll 1 ll S 1111s L 1 1 11 111 111Ll1111111 1111111 1s1 111cl Cl11s1r 1 1 ll ut r 111 111 1 ws' 11Ll-111L111llL ll X11 llX 3111111 1111 If 1 L X 1 1 l tu sn IS t 1l111L1t rn 1111 11111111111 1 1 LD 1111 11111 nv 1 sua 1 wr 111 s 1 1111 lllkl 11111 lllll 1 s l 11 s 111 1 1111111111111 1 s 11x11 1 11r1 11111 1 11tl11 1 Thus years oulslandnng Jumor Varslly learn was made up ol Frrsl row Don Hlckson Mnke Duamond J1m Merz Terry H1ller Doug Jones Ph1ll1p Taylor Wullard Gershbacher Second row J W Holmes Charles Johnson Denny Hull Denny Llngle Duck Terruer Co caplanns Lloyd Samford and Jay Lovelace perlence a memorable occasuon as Lloyd becomes lhe larsl person lo cangralulale Jay on h1s last mlnule wlnnlng baskel durnng the Herrun game Grace Malcolm Hnne Chuck Reno Thrrd row Coach Re1d Mcrhn Manager Darrel Dullon Ron Adduson Wullard Humble Coach John Cherry I l f llc.1cl C1:11cl1 l'c11l Nl11rt111 .1 cl .'Xss1.i11 t C4111 l1 l111 Cl ' 'i 111 .1 Q 11 .-1.11 f -7 ' ' 11111- S111 l 1: 11 1 l11. ls ' l. ll Iklllll. rl l1c sc.1,1111 smrtccl 111tl1 .1 11L'I n li'L'l' ZL'bL1l'l' 1111 Illkl 1111 L' Llff. 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'l ' ki 5 11'1tl J 'l 1111 uni' , ' tl1L1si.1,t1 ', 1 l l l' D 11'l1 111' lu IL l'1l11s I1l ' 11l l1l.11' 1: ' 11t11111 '1l. C l1.l -rl11ll llll ' l11r tl11' 111'xt l'1'11' 11-urs 11'lll I11' 1'1'1-11 r' 1-11' V l 1l1.111 it IIAIS l11'1'11 111 tl11' Inst. ,J C-1 . FlfSl row Mr Bleyer Lloyd Samford Jay Lovelace, Fred DCVIS, Howe, Doyne Horsley Third row John Terplnltz Paul Sorgen Russ Willoughby Dlck Hoden Dlckle Grammer, Everett Rush- Frank Taylor Don Langan Mike Womack Jim Lockerby Louis lng Blll Lyons Second row Rlchard Taylor, Bob Stoelzle, Bart Herter, lcry Halliday Mclrland Throgmorton Crandle Groves Bridges Gary lmhotf Charles Hagler, Phil Peterson, Gerry C Club . the goal of every C.C.H S athlete 1 Q Clulm IN 1 Sllklll 11rg.111if.1ti1l11. XlR'lllllL'l' . , , , l 1 is lllllllltl 111 lklllllllkll 111 1 llsltx SP-IllN. ll11 411.1l ' f Llllkl ll un l1l111l111111ltx 1tl1l1t1 IN 111 11111 l11s C ll klllll. X011 llIL'lllllL'l'N .llc l lllll lllllllllll lmtll l11l111.1llx .1.1cl l11l1lll11.1ll1 XL ll lllt lllilllllllllllll U IN lllllllllkll lil Illlllllllll 1 1111111111 tlu C 111111 1l1.111s.'l1w, q1111l 111 llllllll 1111111 ins lutxxlun llll lll1lk'lk'N .1111l 1l11- st111l1-111 v lu glulms .ILIIXIIILN ll1lN 11.11 111111 l3l't'NIKlk'Ill1 llllxnl 5.1111 111 L IL 111 11is, NL'Ll'L'I.ll'XZ lliylsin' NLIILI lllkl l'l11l lLlt'l'Nllil, NL'lA5Ll'.ll1l .ll .ll'lllN. lr1l1lx llluul l111lIl1.1ll .llul ll.lklx 111.11l1. 111111 lllt' Q llllll l11-l1l .1 lllI1klN llil' tl11-11' .l111111.1l Top The climax ot the 'C' Club dance was the crowning ot the glamorous C Club queen, Phillip Peterson, by Bob Stoelzle. Middle C Club sponsor, Mr. Bleyer enioyed the dance, too, by danc- ing with Kathryn Stroman. Bottom C Club members mixed work with lun in sponsoring c dance to raise money. Jil .1514 ,. Varsity cheerleaders pose beside an important item at football games, the clock. They are, left to right: Judy Helton, Kate Smith, Pam Gilbert, Kay Brown, Ellen Brown, Connie Degenhardt, Nancy Williams, Marilyn Muckelroy, and Stanley Strusz. School belles ring out spirit for C.C.H.S. Community! junior varsity cheerleaders were, left to right: Joyce Pace, Dorothy Ragan, Sue Drake, Judy Nance, Lindo Tatum, Virgie Brown, Sara Bridwell, and Pat Barnes. The enthusiasm ol' the erowd was well lcd this year by our varsity' and junior varsity eheerleaders. They did a Hne job of promoting school spirit at Com- munity's foothzlll and hiisliethiill games. This year. the nine varsity' :ind eight junior Var- sity eheerleiiders were chosen on the hiisis of skill Lind eagerness by ii committee of lizieulty, Student Couneil, and Pep Cluh memhers. The varsity' eheerleuders were Ellen llrown, Kay lirown. Connie llegenhiirdt. P21111 Clilhert, 'ludy llelton, Klririlyn Nluelielroy, Kzite Smith, Stanley Strusz. and Naney' Vl'illiums. The girls on the junior varsity' squad were Put Barnes, Sum Bridwell. Yirgie Brown. Sue Driilte, ludy Nance. -loyee Puee, Dorothy liugam. und Linda Tzitum. Under the guidance ol' their sponsor. Xliss Phoehe Cox, the girls did splendid work in encouraging attend- .inee .it our games. CLASSES Our Senior class officers put their books away tor the last time of their high-school days. From left to right, Reba Lockerby, vice-president, Susie Fligor, secretoryg Ellen Macleod, treasurer: Jay Lovelace, president. Here's to the future and to a glorius past! As Seniors, it's time to venture forth, hut thereis time for one backward glance. Since our first day here we have enjoyed heing a part of C.C.ll.S. VVhen we came to Community as Freshmen, we found things new and different, hut in our Sophomore year we hecame a part of our school. As juniors we were Prom minded and turned the old gym into a gay and festiye Carousel. As our last year comes to an end we can rememher how hard we'ye worlyed and what good times we'ye had. VVe'ye learned through experiences shared with each other, and made new friendships that we'll never forget. VVith pride, the class of '58 can look hack over four sue- ccssful YCHIS. Now we are ready to choose a new pathway of life. New opportunities appear and we find that we are on our own. For some, education is at an end, hut for many, college is in the shining future. BEFORE preparations and hard work ended in AFTER excitement of a first prize in the catagory of most beautiful float. Q 1.-5 ' 34 Silt... o ff-ef I ' I Pat Adams ll..-I -v. IDL 1C ILIII 4. 4. CQ. X. X. I. IL I:.II. X. I. 2. 4. 41 , 1 I I.I.X. 2. 4. SLLrL't.11'X 4. X.1tifrn.1I Ilfrnrrr Smiclx 4. Carole Barringer IJrIIl IL-.rm 4. Illia C IL1Im 4. 4. SILIUINI1 C ILIII 4. C-..X..X. IQ. I'.II.X. 1. Louis A, Bavson, Jr. INI1 C ILIIw 44. Jon Becker Ir.m4IL'r'Ix1rm Ilfllmlllrf IffxxnxI1i 4 Ilwlm SLIwf1I. Ik-III' I -I , . x1IIn'. IIIIITHIN. I: lfr.rrI1.1ll lg ILILIC 4, P514 CIuIm 4 C Iwrux I. 2: SC'lC'I1CC' C IL1Iv 4. XX FUNLIIIWQ CIL1Iv I. Margaret Bennett SINIHNII CILIIH I'1'unIvn! 4. 4. C,.X. X. I. 2. 4: I.I.X 4, 4. Xviu-I41'L'siLIL'l1l 4: 9tLlcIu11t III7I'.ll'I.lI1 4: N.: II1rl1.II II11l1-fr' SMLIVIN 4. Robert A. Biggs Ir.uCIC I. Donald Booth Ir1rrII14II I. l. I, SLILIICL' C ILlIm 4. 4. I.I.X. I. 1. 4. 4 Larry Borger IJ..l I. l. 3. I. I4.14IwIIw.1II I. II'.lCIx I.2.4. I4.rmI I 1. 4. .XII SLIM I l'I.rx C.1xt I. SL1L'mL- C IuIw 4,4.X1LL IIITNICIVIIL I I'1-rlmrurrrwlxt 4. X.1t11,r1.1I IIrrl1rrr'Sr+LlL'tx 4 Sharon Boyd IH! 4 C ILIIH 4. 71 CI1rr:'Ll4 I. l.SL1LnLL C ILIIW 4. Cr. X.X I 1. L.Il..X 1. NtL1LILm I1IWf.1I'l.lI1 4. Lois Brewer I'ulw C ILIIW 4. SIXIIIMII C ILIIH 4. I.II. X. I. 6 fy? rm' x. ,All 4. IQ 1759 ,Q 3 5-s :ff Jo Ann Brown wg Il'.mNIIl'I1II'II'I. I'II.Ix,IIII IIIQII NIIIIIII. I'I I'II,I4.Il1I Uwl Ilxg:l1,.1. I. l. H. Ilfrrfflff- I, IIIIILI I. Q. 4. I I1III.1llII1 -4. I IIIIIIIX 4. L Inv XIII IUIIIIIIIII 1. XI.lI I vile 4. I.II X. I. 2. 4. 4. ,ILIIIIHI I'I.1x 4. XMIM IIIINIII NIIILZI 4. Carolyn Sue Bucides Imp c 1.114 I I.II. I. 3. I Zeb Carman ' I IJIIII T Michael Clark ' I r - I IIIIIIIILIII Fl SLIVIILL' l IIIII I, 4. Nancy Crow l'Ig1ss Sk'Ll'K'I.IIX 2: -ILIIIIUI' XIIISIII L'Ilk'k'I'IK.ILIl'I' 2: Q I1 us I: Ilcp C IIIII 2. 4: Iuttcr-CI11'I 4: Surinam CILIII I 41 SPIIYIISII CI11I1 2. CI..X..X. I. 2. 4. I'.II..X. I. 2. 4 Iri-I IifY CIILIIH 2: I .I I..X. Quvrll 4. Myrna Curry . , . . . , Iycp CIIIII I SITIIIINII QILIIT SL'kl'L'III'X I I II X I I Don Davis I'fIIItI1.III I. 2. 51 I1'.1LII I. Fred E. Davis ' ' I I -- - I IIIIIILIII 41 II.1xcIv.1II I. 1. W1 K C ILIIH W. 4. 5ul1I.IIx I-3 - ' I I H. MIICIIIII4. SuL'lnuCIL1II I, 4. IILINLIILI 1 IJIAL 1 aIcm 41 IIr'IIIuII1I11INt 4: X.1tiIIn.II IIIII11 1' SIIUL-rx 4 Mary Derwison Ilwmffl' Sfmvtx 4 -I X1 I- I,I't'NIkIk'III 4 IJ' I I 4 . . Q . ..'. -. W. I ' 1 I ' A I I II.ImI I. -. 1. QIIIIILII I: XI.1nI1'1g.IIx I. I I. 4 4 I - I -ILIIIIHI I,I.1I . XIISIIIIIII I'I.II 1 Eugene Eddings ITHIIIIMII 4. 'I H C ILIII -I. Icrry Roy Eddings I .I .X 1. Cofwsrcnce Felrich . ., , I2:.fI I. 2. 4. 4. III: III Xtu'mI.mt 4. XVI CILIII -. Iup LIUII 4. -I. QIIIIIIVIIN I. 1, 4. 4. XI.uIr'ig.IIx I. Q. 4. IILIIIIII III.1x 4. X11 SIIIIHII IIIIX I1 Suhmm' CvIuIv 4. 4. IV. I . X. 4. Suswe Flugor KIIXX Surmfrx l. I. Illwm-Il,:I1Il1g XrtImI.mt 4. IH-I1 XILIII I. I. XIIIHIN I. 2 4. Nia-ml CILIII 4. 4. I.II.X. I. PI1yIIIs Frost Ilp CILIII 41 C..X.X. 41 I.II.X. I. I 4: Stl1cIvI1t I1Imr.1r'l.m 4. lone Gersbocher l'II X I 4 44 I XX 4 4' SKIVIMK' CIIIII 4. 4 . , . , IL'IIL'I'cvlIAI 4: II.1mI I: I,L'pCIL1Iu 4. Sherron Glosford - I CIIIIVLIN I, 2. 4: I71'.1m.I CIIIII 1. SIXIIIINII Q IuIm 4, I IIIX I C XX I I Cofherme Godwin NIw.m:NI1 CIIIII 4. I.II. X. I. 1 Rnchcrd Joseph Grommer - V I - - A s IIHIILIII I. 1. 4. 4. Il.ILIx 1.2. -. Q CIIIIH .4 ITV XIIIIV I IIIHLI I 4 I IIIIILL I3.ImI 4. 4 N IL'IILk LIIIII 4. II:X K IuI1 I. I'1IfIImw1I1Nr4. Imnx III' IIUIII IIIVIIJILII' IIMHNIIIII IIIUI' MII -II. IIIIIIN I-mg. IIIl1w,x. I Roy Wayne Grob , I Ir.mxIu I: -111 Q Ium' III i1XI11II.QI1wIu. I.ImI+ I N -'1- u 4 I. 1. IHIH K IuIw 4. 4. N,1nrmvlIL1w 4. II.NIw.III -. RcI'c'd G. Hcden IIHIIMLII I. 1. 1. II.1xIxIxIuII T. 1. II:w'4.QI I. 1. L Ik ILII I 7 Iu.Ix11u: 4. Ikxp I IL1II I4:w:II-.mt 4. J -. ', II.1mI I. 3 I5 51 --1 ,-. 5 fi :ff t'l '1' A, 10' ...M 'cs' 10 gi 1595 fmfm Morshcz Jane Horns l'rlv Llulv 4. l7l.lm.1 Lllllw 1. l .l l. X. 4. 4. l .l.X Denny Hays llw-tlmll l. 1. 4. 4. llmmps 2. 4. C C'l11lw 4. Num CIL1l14.4. Louis E. l'lerl'er - l lulvtlmll l. l1.1sl.c'tlmll Xl.1n.lgu' 41 lrml. Nl.c11.1gur 4 L llllw -4. Dionne Louise Hethrnon l .l l..X. 2. 4. Donna Sue Hicks Uiul 4: Prwnl .XIlL'l1ll.lIlI 41 llrllmmccwlllilwg .Xttuml mt 4 Pup Cfluln 4. 4. SUL'l'L'ILll'X 4: llklllll l. 2: luniu r l'l.1x 4: SCICIICC Cluln 4, 41 lffl..-X. 4: Ngltilmlml llwnm Soclvty 4. Silas Hlne Janice Roe Hogue l'.ll..'X. 1.2. 4. 4. Roy Dean Hollopeler lmnslcr lrwm Qvnlml lllggll Mlmfllll. ll. Huxm . . . , , . lml1.m.1, l. 2. 4: lhallw C llllm 2. 4: lhulllgx L lulu 4 Howard Hood Class Yigu-l4rusinlu11I 2: Slllklblll c4lJLlIlLll 4. 4. l'1'c-sl alvm 41 llwnwr Suuvtx 4. 4. Prcsinlunt 4. IJl.fl 4 l4.1wlmll lg lunnis 4. llvlu Clulv 41 -llllllflf Play 4 XII Splmfwl l4l.fj gl Suvrnn C lulw 4. 4. Gerald L. Homick u lllflrlmll l. 2. 4. lr.1Llx l. 2. C-l1HlALlS l: Sgicmc Clulu 4 v Don Hoy? II':1f!m' I. 1. Rosemary Hughes 4. Ndumw C ILII4 4. 4. II1411441' Snurtx 4. 4.-IL1mf41' XI.Ir4I1.III 4 IIIncI I 4 -'.CI1I:'L14 I. I. 4. XI IIIIQIIC I. 2. 4 4 N um C ILIIH 4 EOrI W. James, Jr IH- IIv.lII I. Becky Jeffries IIw11fl SIICILIX 4. I. Smrnt.ll'x 4. IIffr1IIfff I. I 4 ' x IIIIIIIV 4. Il-In CILIII 4. I1.ImI I. 2. 4 I'u ICCIII 4 4 4 XI.uI1'lg.II4 I. 1. 4. 4. IM-4lnIn'r1r 4. 4. ILH11141' l'II4 4 XIISIIIIMI I'I.1x I. l. 41 C3Ll.1r1II HI I'I.ux4 2 Ilrmmz CIL1I42. I.I.X. 1. 4 N Mary Lynn Loymon Xl! C IUI4 l. IUI4 C IIIII I.S1mIvn1 I II4u num I Dorothy Lenzini SILILII-nt CIILIIILII I. 2. 4, I. Xiu' IIILW ' 4 4 MII nl 4 I Innf I Nmlvtx 4. 4. IJIUI I. 2. 4. 4, IIIIIIII' 4 I'1 VIII XIILIIII 4 ml '-.IIfI1m'u4mlI1IfCIHMII I.II441mrI4u1m4n XILHIIIHI -4 , 4. Sn44I3.III Quun 4Q IH-54 CILIII 4. I CIIIIIUN I 4 4 4 4 N.1umvCI11I4 4. 4. I.l.X. 2. 4. 4. I'444IIIL14r I lone! Lindsey 4 IR-l4CIuI4 4.C..X.X. -. I.II.X. I. I.I.X. 4. 4 In IN mar I. Cory Lfnglc III IW C ILII4 4 .Inn Lockerby N'l'uInII'C L I I 4 I C' A I 'III I .4. I ..C.I -. . , ...M IIIXICLIIMII I. Q. 4. 4. I1:CIC 1. 4. 'C I C ILII4 I Il? C ILLI4 4. NCHA C IL1'4 4. 4. Reba Lockerby CIA4 XML IIILQCILEII N . IIIIIVZ NCILIX '. -I IILI' 444' 4 I1 C ILII4 4. 4. I4.1.uI I. 1. 4. Num. C .un 4 I L 4 1 I 4 I I X N -' IBWXCILIII -f CIICX NLULI X I ff'- 1 'ca -J in C'-v n ug! fs 'H' Q-7 Nd i 'G' x8 Joy Lovelace Claw lJlK'NlKlL'lll l. 4. 4. llflrwr SHQIVIX 4. 4. ulllnllf Xl.llANll.lll 5. lfml-.lll 4. llmlwtlmxll l. 2. 4. 4. llmnlxell .. ltlllllx 2. 1 Q ulumm 2. 4. C Clul, 2. 1. 4. ljnlv Clulw 4. -lumflr lll.ex 1, XllSLl1llll l2l.ax 4. Snlklht' ' 1 Q lulw 1. 4. Ellen Macleod Klux ll'k'.lNlll'L'l' 4. l7,.X.ll. XXX.ll'Cl'l1 llml 2. 4, 4. l'llw . , , . . . Q lulv 1. 4. l1'c.m1rv1' 4. X rw Prulclullt 41 C ll4'l'LlN l: Skinny Clulw 4. 4. Suu-r.arx 4. N.lIll1l'l.ll llwrwr' Nl'klL'lX 4. Jock Masters l. 2, 4. 4. l2l'L'slnlx'I1l 4. King 2. Don McArthy llwrlmll l. 2. 4: ll'.IL'li l. 2. 4 Harry McColl lramslcr lmm llnlxcrsltx' Sclmwl, C2.ll'l5lPl1Cl.llL'. Illinois. l, lwcltlmll l. lhslwtluglll l, lhlsclmll l, James Douglas McClintock lmcli l. 2: lllmnl l, 2. 4: lJill1L'L' llmcl l. 2. 4: Soil-mu ' x K lulw 1, 4. loello McCoy Pup C lulv 2. 41 Sucrucc Clulm 2. 4: Cf..X..X. l. 2. 4, l7I'L'SlLlLll1I 4: lhml l. Cormen McGinnis Girls Suu' 4. l'u v flulu 4: luttur'fQirl 2. 4. 4. Sxlulmc l , - - - . llulu 4: l5.ll..X. l. 2. 1. 41 I-.l..X. 4: Sruclcnt l,1- lWI'.lTl.ll1 l. Toni .leon McNeeIy 3 - v - V - ' l l l up Clulm ,'l1QlllllLl5 l. 2. Xl.1Llr1g.1lX l. l .l NX. 1 4 Stunllm l llnr.ari.m 4, Paul H. McRoy llllzl l. 2, 4. 41 lmglg 21 l511fftlmll Nl.m.1gL-r 4. PL-In Clulu 4. ll-Hill l. 2, 4. 41 l,.lIWL'L l1.ll1ll 2. 4: Alunivfr l2l.1x 4. XIISLI1-ml l7l.1x 41 Suiurnx' flulw 4, 4. lim- luutlwnlxi 4. Earl Miller lwmtlmll l. 21 lhxlxl an N l 1 l,FH'lC'LIlHI1lSl l Jane Milligan C-l.lNN X iw-llrwialvrmt NIHLCUII Xtum llll ll-p Clulu 4: lxttn-VC lrl 4 l ll X W 4 Stl llf.lI'l.lll 4: .Xrt C lull l 4 Janet Miller l,cpClL1lm41Cv.,X..X 7 4 l l X 7 1 4 Clm ru Winifred Mofield lJn'bC'll1lw 4 4 Clm . Y - l l Clula 2. 1 41 l'.l.X 4 4 4 Xnrumxl llfnl LIUIF 4. Jessie Marie Monroe . . . , Slmnvslu Clulm 4. Phyllis Jane Nance Claw lfL'.lNLII'L'l' l Cory Necl lisp Cllllll 4, Sala Jock Neely ' 4 l'vlw C lulv x 4. Donna Price Chorley Prilchell Clwmlx 4. l ll lla 91. ...ay in .,f l re 1' A. .f . 4 ...wr .f i yr 432, ff, no .45 Q-...-7 tri 76? -.sv L27 1 0 511' N--av Doris Eve'yn Reeder NIIWXIIQIIIII 1. I.IIIX I 4 I I X I v BcrbO'o Marie Rach NISHXII XIIII' 3. I fy X.X. III X. I. Q. 4. 4. I.I X 4 Connie RICI1 SIX-IIIINII Q ILIIW 'I Peggy Eloyse Robinson . , . 1 . SMICIML' C IuIu W1 SIw.1nisI1 CILIII 2. 5. 4. Xliw I'rwInIL'l1t 44 XVI C ILIIW 3 4' I.I..X. 2. 4. 'IlSIllLIL'I1I I ilu-.1ri.m 4. Peggy Jeon Robinson . . . . 7 . IELIDLI I, 2. 1 4, SL'u1'ct.1l'X- I I'L'.lNll!'L'I' 4: I5r.Im.1 C ILIID -. Qu.n'tct III' PI.1Xs 419uin'r1u'C'IL1Im 4. 4: CLX. X. I. 2. 5. 4. Xwnc-I,rcsicIcnt 3-. Lioyd Samford . 3 Y . . , I .3 , I'u41IIm.xII I. -. 1, 4. C.1pt.1111 41 II.1xIwtIu.1II I, -. 1, 4: , , H . , V. , I1.1suIw.1II I. 2. 11 Q l IuIv 2. 1. 4. XlLOI,I'k'NliIL'I1I 4: Pup C'IuIw 4. 41 gIL'Ik'I1Ll'c'IllI1 4. 4. Betty Ann Sanders . . . . , 4 ITVIII Innum 41 Suvmv C IllIb w. 4. I.II. X. I, 2. 4. Donna Schncke Pup QIILIIH 4. 4: LAIIHFLIS 21 SCIICIIQK' C'IuIs 4. 4. If I ..X 4. 4. Smrct.1r'X' 4. Jcmes Paul Scroggins Tom Shackleton I'.I . X. I. 2. 9. 4. X iw I,1AwiaIvnI 4. I'1'wInIQm 4. Sue Carol Shamblin I'vIw C'IuIi 4: CIIIIIFLIN I. 2. Dennie Smith II.ixICLtIi.iII 2. ILICIQ 2. Joyce Ann Smith i Iii-ill Iintm 4. I'm'lwCIL1I14:CI14i1'11x I. IJr.im.i CIL1Ii I I II X 4 I I X 4 4 Patricia M. Smith Pip C'IuIm 41 If.II..X. I. 2. 4. 4. Irumlrcr 41 I3.AI..X 2. W. 4. Fred Sobery Ir.insIi-r Iiriim Llnlxcrsltx Scliiifil. C .1rIiiimI.iIc. IIIIHIYIN. I. IiifitIi.iII I. 4: II.xsIwtImII Xlaimigvr Ip Pup C IuIm 4. 4: 'Scicrnv C'IuIi I: I'riiiw.'tiiinist I. 4. 4. Deborah Cochran Speith I'riim .Xm-mI.mt 4: Pup C'IuIi 4. 4. IIJIILI I. 2. 41 . , . . . . , . . XI.i11irL'tti' wg IJI'.lIl1.l C ILIII 2: Suclun' C IuIw W: SILIIHNII C'IuIm 4. Mellie Lucile Stearns IT.ll1NIl'I' Iriim .XItii I'.1xs SLIIWI. .XIIH IUCN. IIIiniiiN. I. 2. C Itiirux I. 2. 4: I'.II..X. I. Martha Roberto Stearns I.II X. l.4.I.I.X.2. 4.4. Judy Sudheimer w w - Pip C ILIIH N. 41 I-.II..X. I. 2. H. 4. Iruixllrur 1 P1141 ilim 41 SILILIUII I1Iir.1ri.m 4. 4. X.iriiin.iI IIHVIII' Simluik 4. Tommmy TeIIor SILILIL-nr C-HLIIICII I. 2. I3.INI'xC'IIl.III I. 2. 4. lE.iwFi.iIl Ip Ilp CIL1Iw4. II.miI I. lg -Iumi r I'I.1X 5. .XII SLIM-II I'I.Iy , . . . I: Nuuruu C IuIi 1. 4. I'riA1i-Crliiltlst 4. -A F9 UE? 415 'Q-8 -...qv T20 Bob E. Th rogrnorton Iyvlu QIL1Im 4. Marland Throgmorton l'IuIm I,i'wicIunt 4: I'imIIm.iII 4: II.iwIm.1II I. 2. 4. 4. Mary Alice Throgmorion III IA. I. David Tippy I-in1tIx1II I. 2: lim-lw.iII I. 2. 4: Pup Qluh 4. 4. Janet Lea Turner Cihxss ilircusurcr 2. 3: Primm Quccn 4: IIHIIICCUIUIIIQ ,'XttcncIzmt I, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: I.cttcr-CQi1'I 5. 4: Scicncc Ciluin 4, 4: I5.I IA. 2, 3: F.'I .,'X. 4, 4: Stunicnt I.iIvrnriun 2, 4. Alice Anneile Turnipseed Don Volco Pep CIuIu 5, 4: IIAIIKI I. Shirley Vaughn Iimnsfcr Irinn I.nIQc Iligh Sulwnl. IDL-nxcr. Cr1Ior.1nIi1z I: CIuss Sccrctnri 3: Pup Q'IuIu 4. Suicnuc CIuIm 4. Cl.,-X..-X. 2, 4. 4. Igrcsicium 4: Nz1tiim.lI Ilnnnr Su cicty 4. John Wagner 'I rgmsfcr Irwin XI.C.II.S.. Xinrirm IIIinf:is. I: 'I zuinslci Iirum LInixL'rsity High. CiiIfI5HI'lLILlIL'. IIIinimis. 2: Iiuin Imll I. 4. 41 IIQlsIwlIu.1II 2: I.g1tin l'IuIw I. 2: Ihlw ' w C IuIm 5. 4. Giynda Marie Walker 'I T.lI'lSIiL'f Irwin CiIIudL11 IIIQI1 Snlmnnl. C'uIuIun. Illiniiix . - . ' . 1 - I: Pep QIuIm I, 41 SL'lL'I1L'C QILIIB 1. 4: I'.II..-X. I. 2 In I. .-X. S. 4: Studcm I1I1r.ir1.1n I, -I1 Imml I. 12 Carl E. Wohlwend Joyce Lee Wright 1 t SILIIHNII flulw 4. ll-It Clulm 11 ff.X..X, 1. l.lI.,X. l. 7 -lf Peggy Young lnlrtxlvr ,IW-Ill LIIHXLINIIX ltlglt. C.a1'tvwrtcl.1lv. llltnttux. lx flux SK'kIt'l.lIX l. ft. X, X. I. Top Left . . . Roses for our Queen . , . Bottom Left . . . Student Council Representatives . , . Top Right . . , Lovely C Club Queen Attendants . . . Bottom Right . . Senior dinner ot EImo's. Y' -v-rf 1-oix T37 173' at -.--Q.-..- If our iunior class officers seem to be escaping through a window, it's all in a pose. They are Korl Kiefer, president, Bill Lyons, vice-president: Kathryn Stroman, secretaryg and Mike Womack, treasurer. Top of the bottom and bottom of the top .. .the Juniors. juniors S 'lhat one word describes a year we'll never forget. The thrill of being upperelassmen, the junior play, all our money making projects and the biggest thrill of all - Prom, all of these combined to make this year memorable. In just three short years the juniors have become important figures in extra-curricular activities. XVC have many athletes, as was proven by the large num- ber of boys from the junior class who participated in the various sports. The different organizations were also well represented by juniors. Xlle are pleased with our scholastic average, too, and are very proud of the juniors who were elected to the National llonor Society. XVe have worked very hard to make our class an outstanding one, and we look forward to our senior year, hoping that it, too, will hold as many wonderful memories as our last three have. To the left: Junior Student Council representatives were Frank Taylor, Pam Gilbert and Bart Bridges, To the right: Preparations for the junior float brought lots of fun and lots of gab sessions. gas UV! '3- Q-1' -ar 'Cf' V' 4 -:7 ,-4 -5? wr- 7 ii , .I x .J NUI, ,I.ll11L'S IIvmu'It. I IIL11 Ilvtlx. I imI.I Iliggx. I7I.r1iI IIIML, IIHNL' IIIMIIII, CQI:n'i.x In INC I SI1i1'Ivx Im uw I zum IAIICI I I3 IIIIHIICIIIILN. IIL1I:x IIIIHIICC. wI.nm't IIIIMII. Ix.Ix Ilrvxxxrm, I III I1 Ilxmrml. Ilmu II C .INII tx 11. Ix.1x cI'.lI1II'L'C'. 9.1umI1'.1 C I.lXXNIl.lXX. .Xmm Cxulwlw Xwrnm IDI IHII IMI CIIIIIIC' Ihm In C ll Ixn I7i.nmwmI. IX-L' I ,aux I IIICI1 I III It I1mI.1 I+v1Iwx. Xx .I I1111I Im C Il ur I rw111.u1. I xvu It I IILI Irm C lIIu I' I, nm C IIIII mI ILICIIIII C ux'Ivx XIIIII' NIM' 51' ri Q' Nl 4-'V f 60 'Q' f'7 'ix CY? Q5 4-14 J 5 ,Q sary i L v--1 .login-, rllrrm llzlglcr. Cilmrlcs llLll'I'l5. Xlilllflli llulllm. ,lumly lliyks. X'UI'IHl lliclwmll, lflhy llill. lllmnqu llinlxlq. 'lvrry llullmcl. -Im' llHlIllL'S. Ywlllc Xlu llfmlvy. Umm- llmw. Clcrry llmwrtwn, llvtrx lmlwllf Clnrx luulwm. Clnl lvvlmwn, .Xl'lL'm- 'lv,l1nsfm. C'l.rrc'l1u 'lf:l11w:n. lLlI'I'X -lwlmw. 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Stulwlxulm Xtust. llrum Xtllvutlq. ftlclnlitn Hvill. k.lll1t'IAil1i' Xtillculglmluy. lhlss XX ilmn, Xliulmcl Xtulixv. IR-21 XYUlll.lL'lx, Nlxlac Xtright. lltvsctnl 78 Top left. Don't ect too much! Bottom left Whats so interesting down there? Top right- Working hard? Bottom right: Smile pretty boys! W C1 N- 4 mx' 40 gi ll ll Q ii ff' 1 The sophomore class officers and spon sors arep standing, lei! to right: Mrs Haring, sponsory David Taylor, presidenlg Mrs. Friedline, sponsor. Sitting: Ann Rog ers, lreasurery Lorraine Dotson, vice-presi denlg Harriet Tuihill, secretary. Our sophomore year ...another link in the chain of education. As our soplimnorc vcnr cmls, wc lumix luck with happy hearts :mtl smiling faces AIS wc think of our part in making this am CYL'T1liiLli your ut C.C.ll.S. Hit' will ncvcr forget thc sports cvcnts in which our soplwnmrc lmvs pilrticiputccl while othcrs ul' us clicurctl them to Victurv. 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Parties were mingled through this vacation with long nights of study for our first semester exams. The winter and spring sports were all assets in making this year a busy year. The thrill of heing freshmen has dimmed. hut we are looking forward to our next three years at C.C.lI.S. To the left: Freshman student council members were Richard Moore, Mary Jo Stroup, and Larry Brown. To the right: Freshman enioyed working on their first float for the annual Homecoming celebration. Xclcliwn. H1 rmlcl .Xlalrzclggu lllllllx .Xuxtixu C4-m Ihlnlxx im, lim l1.1r'tnr. 'Immun , . In mf. Umul Ulu-wilmg. lhttx llwqllulm. lI.1r'l1.1' IA llwxx IL N. lvrrx ,J . Imflgw. l1ml.a Hlmfflv lvrrx Hlwllw, Hfrlwvlt lllwxxlm, -In-rrx llmxxrm. I .lI'l'X lhmxn XVI'-'i4 BILINI, Sl1.11'wl1 Hllclxliu Itill HL1r'm, X,1lI1I1iL' Cqlrmlmln-ll. fury cIl.LI7IlI.II1, In ml.1 C llvrrx, Sm KUlv1lw.1l'i4,11, Iclxx. f wx. II.m,l4l C mu xlmxx. UVIIII lluxlx IIIL-11 lwu IJ1.111nuul. Xlulw IJIIIIIILLVV. Hnmx Ilxxxlw. 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Rosan is an all time favorite hecause of his devo- tion to Carbondale Communitv lligh School. Qften during the vears we take this work for granted, hut we take time at the close ol another school vear to show our appreciation for his joh so wcll done. To the faculty we express our gratitude for the help they have given us through the vear, and to the cafeteria staff and the secretaries for their manv courtesies. Manv members of the faculty have given their own time to sponsor classes and organizations of our school. Thev have helped us meet our problems and work them out. Vile will always rcrnemher how our liacultv guided us through our vcars at Carhondale Comniunitv lligh School. The Board of Education: Dr. Jack Taylor, Mr. R. C. Joseph, Dr. Miss Voladc Yost, recording secretary, Mr. James Feirich, secre- Frcnk Bridges, Mr. E. D, McGuire, president, Mr. E. T. Simonds. tory, Mr. Charles Young. l rf i . 9 W ' , Q i 9. ...,f Harold E. Perkins Don Raines David M. Stroup Charles Strusz Alma Todd Roy K. Weshinskey Blanche Wilhelm CQRISSIE Xlcfioxv.-xx Dux lhxxes .Num 'limp Typing I, Shorthand I, Secretarial Civics, Health, Assistant Football Coach Home Economics l, ll, Ill, IV, F.H.A. Practice, Dean of Girls, Student Coun- Basketball Coach, Pep Club. Sponsor. cil, Junior Class Sponsor. CARI-YLE C- DTT lliwln Xl. STROLIP lim: lx. XXILSIIINSKEB' - Gen. Shop I, HI Meth' Drawing' Junior Algebra I, General Math, Geography, English l, ll, lll, IV, Monitor, Dramatlcs. Sociology. Class Sponsor. x , Q ln..-xxciiii XX ILIIELNI ll.mo1.u E. PERKINS CII.-Xllllii STRUSZ Engpsi, il III ml English G,G,,,,,,c,,, Biology, Science Club Shorthand l, Typing l, Bookkeeping. Dial Sponsor. Keeping Community in tip-top' shape are our custodians, Mr. Starling, Mr. Mullins, Mr. Raney and Mr. Ulrey. C.C.H.S.'s cooks are responsible for the delicious and healthy noon day meal of the students. They are Mrs. Wilky, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Dillow, and Mrs. Hudgins. 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