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

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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.

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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.

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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.