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

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Charles Sobery discusses the possible outcome of his government grade with Mr. Emme. Daily Procedure A telephone call is often welcomed during strenuous studying. 'S ,f i 1 Teen Town, recently remodeled, is visited frequently by high school students. Miss Borah makes a routine check of 'ghopefuln ailments. Following a brief absence, Gregg Fozard returns for a blue slip.

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Newly organized bowling leagues provide an outlet for energy and a means for enjoyment. Familiar Routine Constitutes Geoff Partlow and Debbie Cray, like many other students, enjoy diversions from strenuous school days., lwrfvw - D fi,msfaf'111lmxQsP'i ipmnfs: Daily life at CCHS consists of a pleasant mixture of routine events at school and extracurricular ac- tivities. Periodic trips to the school nurse, long Waits in the lunch line, and ,uneventful yet enlightening class sessions compose most of the long weeks of schooling. Dull, humdrum and monotonous may Well describe the majority of days at Community, but those words give way to challenging, exciting, and memorable when one recalls the casual incidents which added the enjoyment and appreciation to high school life. After several hours of studying, students escape such a tedious chore by bowling with the YMCA league, socializing at the newly re- modeled Teen Town, or just loafing with a special someone. But no matter where one may be or what he may be doing, life for the high school student is a combination of classrom and leisure activities at every level.

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'S 'l I .-ji, K1 N Terrier fans, enthrolled by the frenzy The exuberant Egg Bowl attendants carry Queen Hippy Hurkins from ' Exciting Events Accent The excitement of Homecoming began with the Thursday night bonfire. the gym. F :.k I A l ,ttttt l,, ,t L Qlfflv 'W