Carrollton Community High School - White C Yearbook (Carrollton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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' ' 1 'Pthf 4 as fa-', X 5 ff Qbecbcafion l 'E XX The Sernor Class of 1950 dedxcates th1s Mr wh1t6S1dC has ret1red from teach mg but h1s sm111ng face st111 remams xn the mmds of students at C H S u 5 ll. 'ST- year book to Mr. L.. T. Whiteside. 3 lflllllflfl K 361 Editor . . . Assistant Editor . Business Manager Circulation Manager Typist .... Art Editor . . Literary Editor . Picture Editor . Snapshot Editor . Music Editor . . Janelle Maholland .Donald Stendeback , . . Betty Tuey . Martha Logan . . Betty Flatt . Anne Meldrum . Mary Rollins .Jewel Reynolds . . Roberta Ruyle Jeanette Baumgartner Athletics . . Robert Andrews James Skaggs Features. . . Ray Varble Martin Powell Marilyn Darr Organizations . . . Thelma Nolan Eleanore Journey Norma Talley Junior Representative . . Barbara Owens School Photographer. . Dick Wilson Sponsors . . . . Mrs. Grauel Mr. Young rbi .. .- .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. -... ... . .. 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You have shown considerable leader- ship 111 your me-qy activities. and ofiny of you hove shuvn 1 vllliugness to work Bud sacrifice in order that you might achieve more for your school. In your ectlvltles some of you hive been outstuqdllzg and the resul ts of your work N111 leave e lestlbg influence on the school. You have helped to set standards that other classes will heve to work bard to excel. You vill be grestly missed as you leave to take your place in e high- or school or in the world ot work. 4, you go out from C. 8. S. you carry H1211 you that challenge to be good Aqerlcdq C1 tizens. Reflect that eltlzensiziz in all your acts. If you do, we V111 be for- ever proud thet we had e part In helplbg .7011 llobg the seq. It we ceq ever help you v1 th further counsel or advice Cole to ue, Ire stand Allin reldy. Good luck 'Inq uv God bless you each abd everyone. Slncerely, OSfvh Ulla V.. Stew A vIRGDiISeC' 1-1 usussus or os N w us so-an worm cu c 'aowuo v l :www-r lacx uc o lo of-fun fm .1 :Lasso cwvun v- wsu HCM RICHARD HAMANN Southern Illinois University B S Ed Graduate Work Washington U nlverslty St Louis Social Studies Basketball Coach Pet Peeve Alibi Ikes ELIZABETH BELL Maclvlurray College A B Jackson Ill Graduate Work, University of Chicago Columbia University Latin English Pet Peeve Chewing Gum LOUIS SCHREITER University of Alabama- Blackburn College B S in Chemistry Chemistry General Science Physics. Pet Peeve: People who won t co-operate MRS. B. I. TROST Illinois State Normal University B. Ed. Commercial, Girls P. E. Pet Peeve: Noisy people and classes. GUY C. PETTY University of Illinois B. S. g University of North Dakotag Biarritz American University of Franceg Graduate Work, University of Illinois. Agriculture. Pet Peeve: Students that say, l can't have a project 8 KI I Qi' its- AQ--f 'Q-J XX CICU f MRS HAROLD WHA LEY d lll111o1s Home Eeonomrcsl Il Ill Pet Peeve People who say I can I State Normal Unrursrty B S I CHARLES R YOUNG Ur11vers1ty of Arkansas B 5 Ed Bmlogy Drrurs Tra1r11r1g Football Loach Boys P E Pct Pun People who talk ll'l thc tr.11111r1g car MRb DONALD MARTIN Northwestern Unrversr y tI3ME MM M7544 .ff I ,1n 'x s. fN1US1C 41 fa PU Ptue Inco11s1derate People BYROIX. E CHRISMAN Bradlu Unutr my B Q Ed E11gl1sI1I, Il , Speteh Pet Peexe I dui. t hear the ass1g1.111L11t MRS. GEORGE W. GRAUEL Illinois College A. B. , M.A. Mathematics. - -l ft in strawht rows. Pct Peeve: Chairs that never seem to be e 5 9 Q 1 8' -Q5 BETTY JOAN FLATT Peg Class Pres1dent 4 Student Counctl 3 Iumor Play 3 F H A 1 2 4 Dramattc Club 3 P E I 2,3 Wh1te C Staff 3 4 Musrc 2 Lrbrary DONALD STENDEBACK Dutch Class Vrce Pres1dent4 Dramatrc Club 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Trackl P E 1 2 3 4 Jtuuor Play 3 Asststant Edrtor Whlte C 4 Student Counctl 1 MARTHA LOGAN Mert Class Secretary 4 Eldred 1 2 3 Class Plays 1 Wh1teC Staff4 P E I2 34 el'lLOI'6 ROBERT ANDREWS Buzz Class Treasurer 4 Musto I Class Pres1dent I Secre tary 3 Student Councll 2 Whlte C Staff4 Foot ba 1,2 3 4 Capta1n4 Basketball 1 2 3 Trackt 234 Student Counc114 Basketball 1,2 3 4 Football 4 Wh1teC SI8ff4 St Johns! 2 3 RAY VARBLE Eddte Student Counctl 4 Football 4 MUSIC 4 Wh1te C Staff4 Treasurer ' O . I. : ' : ' . ll . . 1 ' s . . : . ' ' 3 ' , 5 JAMES SKAGGS Moe 9 . . 9 .2.3: I - 10 EANETTE BAUMGARTNER I B J F H A Q4 yrs J Presrdent 3 Reporter 4 Musrc K4 yrs J P E Q4 yrs J Jumor Play 3 Whxte C Staff4 RUSSELL CROTCHET Rrp F F A Q3 yrs J Reporter 3 DAVID MILLER Dave Orb1tStaft'f3 yrs J P E Q4 yrs J ORES VANDERGRIFF Vandre ohns 1 2 3 us1c Q4 yrs C4 YIS J 47 QI'll0I'd JOHN ROBERT PRUITT Corky Eldred I 2 3 Eldred Class Presrdent I 2 3 Basket 23PE JANET CAMERER Eldredl 2 3 Cheerleader I 2 Class Plays! 2 LAVINA VARBLE Soaky Musxc I 2 RONALD RENO 'Runt F F A l,2,3, Vrce Presrdent 3, P E Q4 yrs.J. . .,' 'F g in I Qu 6 ., .. . , , . 4. . tx .lf DEL H J at st.I . . QM' .JgF.H.A. 4gP.E. 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C Staff4 Dramauc C1ub4 Musxc 1, Lbrar1an4G-XA 2P Q4 r WILLARD BURGER Pat F F A Q4 yrsj secretary 3 Presrdent 4 Camera Club 3 4 Musrc 4 fi 'Gum MARY JOANN ROLLINS Rollins F H A I 2 Musxc 1 2 Dramaucs 3 4 Orbrt Staff 4 Junror Play 3 P E Q4 yrs J WhrteC Sraff4 ELEANORE IOURN Eldred I 2 3 Class Plays I 2 3 P E Q4 yrs J Whne C SI.3ff4 EY E1l1e CATHERINE JUNE CUNNINGHAM Cathy M uslc l 2 3 Junror Play 3 14 WILLIAM UNDERWOOD B111 Betholto I P E C4yrsJFFA 2 3 4 Football 4 BARBARA ADMIRE Lee Glee Club Q4 yrs J F H A Q4 yrs J Vlce Presrdent 4 Orb1tStaff4 Dramaucs Club 2 3 4 P E Q4 yrs J rbrarran 4 Student Councll 2 Jumor Play 3 JEWEL REYNOLDS Glee Club I 2 F H A 1 2 3 V1cePres1dent3 Stu dentCouncrll Whue C Sl3ff4 P E Q4 yrs J Junror Play 3 NORMA JEAN TALLEY Tally Muslc l 2 3 F H A 1 rary 2 Orb1tStaff4 P E I 2 3 QIZLOPJ f' I - - .Q . . . u If . Q 5.4: : ' : ' . . z - - - : ' ' L' ' : ' s ' . . : . . . .. s' ' : ' G.. . .. an . .Z - A ' , , g . . . I,2,3g Dramatics Club 3,43 lik! V L'b 3 ' 5. . , , . A ,. A A 5 A A+ A 7 O 0 D - 1: . of ' si ' 5 ' 5. . . 5 ' . 9 9: I 13- Q a in 1 . I us l - enior Z?aAie5 You'll never know! Little Martin at the Fair J. B. Annie and the fence Mommie Jewel and Baby Little Buzz and Dutch Eleanore Our President Qs.. 1,4 'ii-rj F if J 1 '14 nf I '1-7+ C I 1 I bl D' ,fn . 4 1' D 'f' ph I , 1- UO lu L Presldent JAMES JOHNSON V1ce Pres1dent WEILAND ROSS Secretary LYNDELL SMITH Treasurer JOHN Student GEORGE Student DARR C ounc 11 GRANER Counc11 ,,-K' w.,,k LlJ1l0l'5 17 l xx 1 A U: .J , Q ' lv. V - t 1 1 'A V JACK TAPP K 5 K fl Ronald Roth Barbara Scroggms Marllyn Evans Jude Castleton Delta Schofxeld lll'll0I'5 Grace Hodgerson Stanley Reno Phylhs Martm Walter Hamel V1rg1n1a Lou Hutchens Harold Anderson Phylhs St1ne Donald Roth Jan D1ck1nso n Scroggms Delmar Re1f Joe G111e1and Paul Hyde Barbara Owens Ke 1th Robmson lll'll0l'5 Mary Shafer Ray Sha v Kay Deen Farrow Eugene Cunn1ngham Anna Mae Woods Henry Sethaler Leonard Cummlngs Alberta Clendenny Henry Brooks NO PICTURE Bob FO11CS Bob Stout Helen Garratt UJZLOI' p ay The Jun1or class play Lavendar and Old Lace' was presented Wednesday evenmg Oct ober Z5 at 8 O0 P M The play was under the dzrectlon of Mlss Ehzabeth Bell The cast 1n cludes Joe Pende lton Hepsey Mary Amslee Sophrony Trotter Jane Hathaway James Ball Ruth Thorn Carl W1nf1eld Bern1ce Carlton Stage Managers Jan D1 Jack Tapp V1rg1n1a Hutch1ns Barbara Owens clunson Scroggms Phylhs Martm Harold Anderson Kaydeen Farrow J1m Johnson Grace Hodgerson Ray Shaw Stanley Reno Dr. Patterson ........ John Darr 'T' -:Q Y Yi 'C' fn' ima T11 murer Robert Hutgsmde Student Councml M iry Catherme Wrxght 001 OPQ5 Z 1 fi ij f ' fffs . 15 'f . 91 f f ' ' ' , , 6 H V V, . f fi ,,. x ,V ' 9'- x vi 1 ' fa- 5 M n , - 3 X 9 A XE - '35 3- ' , x H? gf ' V Prwsixixx' . . , Hwy bn 'Jic u I,?'l'wl'il'Tl1 . . Al f' f 'FcT4u'y . . . Hc'1L'1zR 1 gn 'sf vm h ll 4. K 'ii' -1 W ' ij? V' - 'Q Sv . ,f A W7 ' , .' L ,Y ....- 4 V . New fr' 4.41 R1chard Ross Joyce Ballard Joe Wagner Darlene Daum Joan Darr Ronald Byland Carole Hamxlton Norman Evans 0,9 0l1'lOI'25 Vernon Short Marjorxe Varble Dlck Wllson Sh1r1ey M1ller MHTVIH Keller Rondall Her r mg Charlotte Bushnell ZZ 1' Kenneth Carter Margeret Brannan Bobby Val Barbara Baker Jarnce Fry Donald Graner Hutchens Hal Brock Yvonne L.1nn 0,9 0l'l'l0l e6 W11berta Cunnmgharn Loretta Schroeder Phylhs Wxllenburg Jenn1e Carstens Donna H11115 Catherme Woodson Freda Hartwxck Margaret Hartman Sam Meldrum 23 A - , fa-or , I V Presldent Loretta Scho1f1e1d V1ce Presxdent Marylyn Shaw Secretary Mary Lou Sexton Treasurer B111 Srnlth Student Counc11 Sara Jane Tapp Student Councxl .hm Mldklff Mr' IUQN UV 3 jfedknleli 24 . M 5 3 ' Q X , ' 1 r I 4 , ' 1' VV. . S4 I . . ' - . . I .,A,. 1' 1 A- , v f : 5-' W 3 X' ' ' ' - ' W .-M. . . - w ' ' . . . Y N ' 4 ' '- . ww ,, 3 21 -. :- QXL4 IW ff Jo Ann B orlin Ronald Anderson Gene Skaggs T Lynda Keith Graham Charles Camerer Hazel Combs Mary Daum ip' P95 l'I'lQl'l fab? John Speckhard Kay Grauel R0beI't B1'O0kS Jerry Hamel Emma She1'W00d Anna Dell Sherwood Thomas .Tilg Katherine Underwood .To Ann Gillingham Carole Hardwick J. B. Bowers Palma Woods Rodney Ross Tolman McCarty John Anderson Gerald Becker Billy Henson Wanda W00dSOI1 Mary Iguett Fannie Shaeffer Ardell Bridgewater Jack Roberts Robert Hoff Henry Hardwick .Tack Early l FQJAHQQI1 Ronald Woodson Marlin Tuey .Tim Hubbard Garald Becker Harold Bethard Ira Walters Franklin Custer Neal Lakin X, V QQYSB 49? Q gi fu soo HGH eel' ea 215 47 Q If fo WIN 1 nell Maholhnd Sara LEFT TO RIGHT Ia Jane Taps Janice Fry Barbara Scrogglns '45 and Barbara Admue Grp! yn gf joolgaf DODE 'V' f SPUD E BUZZ 'fm TOM LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Coach Young, Martin Powell, Tom Maberry, Dick Wilson, John Darr, Buddy Graner, James Skaggs, Bill Underwood, Don Stendeback, Robert Andrews, Lyndell Smith, Jude Caselton, Don Roth, Coach Schrieter. SECOND RON: Robert Foiles, Ray Shaw, Richard Pruitt, Gene Skaggs, Donnie Graner, Ray Varble, James Johnson, Joe Johnson, Bob Langer, Harold Anderson, Jack Tapp. THIRD ROW: Bob Hutchens, and Bill Smith. BOB BILL of' xf 1.1 DON GOAT ff' JIM joofgaf DICK 'DUTCH' 'MART LINE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Foiles, joe Johnson, Slandebach, Darr, Underwood, Powell, and Smith. BACK FIELD, LEFT TO RIGHT: Maberry, Graner, Jim Johnson, Andrews. RAY MOE JOE JOHNNY 'Q MQ if ' ' 1 ex Y u uni I'ClC IQ . 1ST ROW: Mr. Hamann, Richard Ross, Gene Cunningham, Stanley Reno, Lyndell Smith, Buzz Andrews, George Graner, Jim Johnson, Tom Maberry, Bob Whiteside, Henry Brooks, Mr. Young. 2ND ROW: Rodney Ross, Charles Camerer, Tom Jilg, Ira Walters, Ardell Bridgewater, John Darr, Bob Foiles, Hal Brock, Donald Graner, Roy Speckhard, Garald Becker. 3RD ROW: Gerald Becker, John Speckhard, Jack Roberts, Walter Hamel, Bill Underwood, Jim Midkiff, Bill Smith, Bob Hoff, Ronald Anderson, Harold Bethard, Neal Lakin, John Anderson, Ronald Roth. 4TH ROW: Robert Brooks, Jim Hub- bard, LB. Bowers, Keith Graham, Ray Shaw, Vernon Short, Bill Henson, Gene Skaggs, Jerry Hamel, Norman Evans. IST ROW: Mary Shafer, Virginia Hutchins, Anne Meldrum, Mary Rollins, Betty Tuey, Jewell Reynolds, Jeanette Baum- gartner, Barbara Admire, Janet Camerer, Roberta Ruyle, Delores Vandergriff, June Newnom, Barbara Owens, Martha Logan. 2ND ROW: Mary Daum, Jody Borlin, Phyllis Stine, Helen Garrett, Sara Tapp, Loretta Schofield, Mary Jouett, Kay Grauel, Phyllis Martin, Janice Fry, Kay Deen Farrow, Palma Woods, Marilyn Shaw, Mary Sexton. 3RD ROW: Carol Hardwick, Hazel Combs, Charlotte Bushnel, Anna Woods, Alberta Clenndenney, Anna Sherwood, Joyce Ballard, Nancy Mayberry, Donna Hillis, Helen Richards, Yvonne Linn, Emma Sherwood, Lynda Shackelford. ROW Ig Janice Fry, Loretta Scholfield, Sara Tapp, Mary Jouetr, Mr. Schrieter-Advisor. ROW 2: Joyce Ballard,Yvonne Linn, Dick Wilson-Vice Presi- dent, Janelle Maholland-Pres- ident, Jack Tapp-Secretary 8a Treasurer, Carole Hamilton, Peggy Wright. ROW 3: Mary Sexton, Lynda Shakelford, Joan Darr, Palma Woods, Kay Grauel, Weiland Ross, Bill Smith, Ronnie Byland, Jim Midkiff, Ann Meldrum. ROW: 4: Bobby Hutchens, Bob Hoff, Joe Wagner, Bill Henson, Ron- dall Herring, Jack Early. anlefa 1 The Camera Club sponsored by Mr. Lewis Scnreiter has been taught how to take pictures and develope them. We have shoot nights during which they take pictures and develope them. Some of the members are going to enter some snapshots in the National Photographic Contest. We hope that one of these pictures will be awarded a prize. ramaficd The Dramatics Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Byron Chrisman, is open to any member of highschool with dramatic yearnings. They produce skits and plays at various times through the year, listen to speakers who talk of many diiferent types of drama work, and enter into an annualcontest with read- ings, plays, etc. It is very helpful to most of them and everyone has a lot of fun. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Fry, Loretta Scholfield, Sara Tapp, Jody Borlin, Mary EllenJouett, Pug- gy Wright, Anne Meldrum. ROW 2: Joyce Ballard, Virginia Hutchins, Barbara Owens, Secretary, Dick Wilson, President, Jack Tapp, Vice Pres, . Gene Scaggs, Treasurer, Carole Hamilton, Charlotte Bush- inell. ROW 3: Margaret Hartman, Mary Lou Sexton, Lynda Shackle- ford, KayGrauel, Janelle Mahol- land, Mary Rollins, Betty Tuey Barbara Admire, Mr. Byron Chris- man, Sponsor. ROW 4: Loretta Schroeder, Bob Hoff, Jim Johnson, John Darr, Roy Speckhard, Bill Smith, Jim Hubbard, Kieth Grahm, Norma Talley. The Orbit is a school paper distributed once a month. The school activities during the month are printed in it. It is written and published by the students. LEFT TO RIGHT: Phillis Martin, Barbara Owens, Grace Hodgerson, Mr. Young, Yvonne Linn, Alberta Clendenny, Joyce Ballard, Bob Whitesides. Qrgif rivers ' raining ROW 1, SlTTlNG:BcttyTucy, lim Johnson, Jan Dickerson Scroggins, Dale Nolan. ROW 2: Norma Talley, Mary Rol- lins, Kay Dccn Farrow, Ioycc Ballard, Alberta Clandenny, Jack Tapp, Barbara Admire, Miss Bell - Advisor, Dick Wil- son. ROW 5: Roy Speckhard, Johnny Darr, Janelle Mahol- land, Barbara Owens, Virginia Hutchins, Dave Miller. .'QQgm3,-'Q ,uw ,X A all - Pl f X u 4 Q' y'3l9!?,.'I2!W2.W9 ,, ,..-.an 'Q . , ,- 5 4 - , .I 4l'X'l' Q D '1. 1 Q i' Y Q 'i5'i' a Ei,ii13 ' Mia! 8 ' I rx' ' D- 4 N i- -sb 2 A in '-2 ROW 11Adriar1 Rice, Sara Tapp, Torn Mayberry-President, Peg- gy Wrrght, Jim Mldkiff. ROW 21 Ray Varble, Johnny Darr, Miss Bell - Advisor, Buddy Gramer, Jim Skaggs. ugzrcfenf Counci The Student Council hadavery success- fulprogramfor the year 1950-51. Theyhave sponsored four assembly programs, sev- eral coke hours, and the annual Christmas party. -i Xl.. 'Fhe F. H. A. Club under the leadership of Mrs. Cecilia Whaley has had numerous parties with the F, F. A, The new members were initiated at a formal initiation by the Senior girls. On December ZZ, the F. H. A, girls had their annual Christmas party for under- privilegled children. In t e spring the girls went to St. Louis to visit Lamert's furniture store. ROW 1: Mary Daum, Delta Schoiield, Anna Mae Woods, Marilyn Evans, Emma Sherwood, ROW 23 Wilberta Cunningham, Jeanette Baumgartner - Reporter, Mary Sheaffer - Secretary, Ioan Darr - President, Barbara Admire - Vice President, Shirley Miller, Carol Hamilton, Carol Hardwick. ROW 3: Marilyn Shaw, Donna Hillis, Charolette Bushnell, Alberta Clendenny, Betty Bland, Hazel Cimbs, Jo Ann Gillingham, Mrs. Wahley - Advisor. ROW 4: Anna Dell Sherwood, Marjorie Var- ble, Carol Baker, Loretta Schroeder, Margaret Hartman, Peggy Wriglzt, Ann Meldrum - Treasurer, Katherine Underwood, Fannie Schcaffer. ROW I: Grace lloeigersoii - Sweetheart, Stanley Reno f Treasurer, Willard Burger - Preszdent, llarold Anderson - Secretary, Russell Crochett - Reporter, Henry Brooks - Vice President, Joe lihn- son - Sentinel, Guy O. Petty - Advisor. ROW 2: Ira Walters, Roruiie Reno, Henry Sethaler, Dtl- mar Reif, Rodney Ross, Richard Ross, Gene Dunningham, Bob Hoff, Paul Hyde, Vernon Short, Leanord Cummings. ROW 3: Jimmy Joe Hubbard, Robert Brooks, Bill Underwood, Urban Sibley, Ronald Byland, Tolman McCarty, Bob Foiles, Ardell Bridgewater, Donald Custer. ROW 4: Charles Carnerer, Frank Custer, Keith Graham, I. B. Bowers, Jerry Hamel, Neal Lakin, Walter Hamel, joe Wagner, Norman Evans, Henry Bethard, Sam Meldrum, Ronald Anderson. The F. F. A. have several judging contests on which they are given awards. Each year they have had a team judging in the state contest. A Parent-Son Banquet was given in February for all F, F. A, members. Each year the F. F. A. Club sends a member to the F. F. A. state convention. J I Mr Punt Day IS done all are gone Txme Keepers D1ck Standefer Mr Adr 1an Reed and Marvm Keller 9-'rv' 4',,- 0 4,1840 M Bob Prlce Our bus drmver Mrs Frankhn March Our nurse 'QI' QXQ Q wi ks- S., Q3 'K Sally fl fx O6 -af' Larry N x ,dk Jewel Jack gl Sara Buzz Nell 39 Spud Jenny Dutch 8: Janet f ..,w'Qb p 1 ..., fr ,N 'F ' -of, 4 6' K v I' ' I 1 13' af ff 1 x 1 i ,J 1 5 -' ' - g- If 4 W I W 4ivr-...Jn ' vlllllf H. 4' -Q' , w Q 'I- f 'Q - mu.. ' Yi. fl . I ig Vt Q- iff' IBO 1-cpqqail Qi' :Fm-+- V .xo XX, v-T r- - .-. I' s v ' J In v-sa rf 'mr 'Rim omecom in Carrollton High School held its third annual homecoming week October 25-27, 1950. The Festiv- ities of the homecoming began with the Junior Play, Lavender and Old Lace, on Wednesday evening, October 25. The follow- ing night the traditional pep meet- ing and bonfire were held at Wright Memorial Park. Friday morning floats were decorated and Friday afternoon a large parade adver- tised the important game which was to take place that evening. Our football team defeated White Hall before a large and enthusastic crowd. The climax of the weelfwas the crowning of Miss Janelle Manol- land as 1950 Homecoming Queen at the dance following the football game. Her escort was Robert An- drews. The following were her attendants and their escorts: Jewel Reynolds andjoejohnson, Virginia Inlow and George Graner, Janet Camerer and Don Standeback, andSaraJane TappandIackTapp. Sally Whiteman served as flower girland LarryShelton crown bear- er. 40 Cfcldd M! We the Senlors of 1950 51 bexng of sound mmd and good-Judgement do hereby make thxs our last wxll and testament Barbara Adrn1re do hereby wlll my welrd haxrdos to John Darr Bob Andrews do hereby wxll my small dalnty feet to Jlm Johnson Jeanette Baumgartner do hereby wlll my abxllty to keep out of trouble to Yvonne Llnn Betty Bland do hereby wlll my lovers seat to Phyllls Martln and Stanley Reno Wmllard Burger do hereby wxll my sllm athletlc bulld to Roy Speckhard Janet Camerer do hereby w11l my Interest 1n Dutchmen to anyone who thlnks they can get lt I Russell Crotchett do hereby wxll Red Shackleford to Bob Stout I Marxlyn Darr do hereby w11l my 1nterest In a certaln Junxor boy to some Future Freshman Betty Flatt do hereby wxll my Job ln the llbrary to John Speckhard Joe Johnson do hereby wlll my hummlng ab1l1ty IH study halls to Darlene Daum V1rg1n1a Inlow do hereby wxll my athletic and shorthand ablllty to Wlley Ross Bob Langer do hereby wlll my curly halr to Ira Walters Martha Logan do hereby wlll my Z3 1 2 lnch walst llne and abllxty to wln Ln poker to Barbara Owens I Tom Maberry, do hereby wxll my ablllty to get along wlth Mrs Trost to Kaydeen Farrow I Janelle Maholland do hereby wxll my vlm and vltallty to Cooney Folles I Anne Meldrum do hereby wlll my D A R award Dumbest All Round to Barbara Dav1dM1ller, do hereby w1ll my place on the Orblt staff to some future sophomore June Newnom do hereby w1ll my speed ln typlng to Stanley Reno Russell Ph11l1ps do hereby w111 my abllxty to be late every mormng to Joan Darr Martm Powell, do hereby wlll my pep to Sara Tapp D1ck Prultt, do hereby wxll my genlus Ln chemlstry to Bob Stout Bob Pruxtt do hereby wlll my motorcycle to Charlle Camerer Ronnle Reno do hereby wtll my blke to Jack Roberts We Jewel Reynolds and Mary Rollms do hereby wlll our seats ln the study hall to Don Roth and Dode Castleton I Roberta Ruyle do hereby wxll my appeal to men to Anna Dell Sherwood I Norma Talley do hereby Wlll my Amerxcan Hlstory book to some poor unlucky Junxor Betty Tuey do hereby w1ll my ablllty to chew gum to Mxss Bell Blll Underwood do hereby wxll my loud mouth to D1ck Wllson Dolores Vandergrxff do hereby w1l1 my petlte hlps to Hlpple Hutch. Lavlna Varble, do hereby wlll my haxr to Jody Borlxn Cathenne Cunnmngham, do hereby w1ll my height to Mary Lou Sexton Ray Varble do hereby wlll my ab1l1.ty to play yass to Bxll Henson Urban Sxbley do hereby wlll my drlvlng abllxty to Barbara Scrogglns Jxm Skaggs do hereby w11l my gxrl frlends to Bob Whlteslde Eleanore Journey do hereby w11l my mterest 1n studles to some future freshmen. We the Semor Class, do herebywxll our manypartles and actlvltles to the Sophomore Class 41 I l I, . . . . . . I, , . . . . I, I . . . I, , . , . . ' I, . , . . , . . . I, , . . . . I, 1 . . . . . I, , . . . . . . I, . . . , . . . . . . I, , . . . I, , . K . 1 . . . 1 n . , ' . . . C ' J Owens. I, . . . . . I, , . . . . I, . . . . . . . . I, . . ' I, . . . . . . . p I, . , . . . I, ' , ' ' . I, , . . . . . I, . , . . . . I, . , . . . . . I, . . . . , I, . . . . . I, ' . . . . . I' . , . . . . . . . I, . , . . . . . . I, , . . . . 6156 I9 QC? One day early rn June 1 I larrlved by the traditional stage coach ln Dawson City Texas I stepped out of the stage coach and looked eagerly about the small western town which was to be my home I had Just bought the Bar B Q Dude Ranch which was the ideal spot for the people who want an exciting vacatron I then hailed a driver of a wagon and discovered xt to be my classmate from Carrollton High Bob Langer After con versrng with Bob for a few of the bumpy miles I drscovered that he was the foreman of my ranch When we reached the ranch Bob showed me around the house and grounds As I was about to retire to my room he gave me a lrst of vacauoners who would arrive at the ranch during the week Whlle I was checking the list one of the vacatroners arrived early It was one of my old acquaintances Manlyn Darr now a famous model from South Afrrca While chatting w1th Miss Darr a shining new lrmousxne rolled to a stop rn front of the ranch house and out climbed Woman Wrestler Martha fBonesj Logan with her manager Dave Miller I learned that Bones was recuperattng from her recent bout where she won the trtle Woman Heavy Weight Champion Martha brought news that Joe Johnson had tlred of chasing women and finally had settled down wrth hrs old flame Betty Ruyle Now the nelghbors complain about Joe practicing his voice lessons in the freld tnstead of doing his work By the t1meI had talked with Martha and had shown her to her room it was noon My cook, wearrng a large hat appeared in the doorway to announce lunch Imagine my surprise when the hat fell to the floor revealing another former classmate Russel Phrlllps While we were all enjoying a delicious meal we were interupted by the arrival of the wealthy Virginia Inlow who was mourmng her loss at Santa Momca Race Tracks It seems that she had been taken in by Mart Powell and hrs assistant Janet Camerer Miss Inlow had lost money on a horse ridden by Will Burger who was one of the top Jockeys of I I During the rest of the day the guests and I wandered about my newly acquired ranch Whlle we were enjoying the walk a cowgirl rode toward us on a horse As she approached we learned that it was Annie Get Your Gun Meldrum looking for a Job Since she was an old fr1endI hired Anne and sent her to do some of the chores I went back to the ranch house to await the arrival of other vacationers While I was waiting I turned on the radio rn time to hear a campargn speech by Sanfer always took her Job of president of the senior class seriously After the speech I heard a srngrng commercral by the one and only Cathenne Cunningham As I was about to turn off the radlo I heard the Newscaster Jeanette Baumgartner announce that the great Scientist Buzz Andrews Qwho was always a whrz 1n Chemrstryl had just returned from a rocket trip to the moon Accompamng him was B111 Underwood who announced the news of a fabulous uranium mme which they had discovered and which would make them mlllronrares After I turned off the ra d1o I was startled by ablood curdllng yell from the corral I ran to the corral and looked through the rails in time to see Moe Skaggs on one of the wildest western horses I had ever seen Moe was dolng well whlle he was on the horse but rt d1dn t last long as he soon had quite a fall After calling Dr Betty Bland from Dawson City to set his broken bones I returned to the ranch house rn time towelcome RusselCrochetr and Ronnie Reno Ronnie and Russel were now Joint landowners They had finally learned to get along with each other About Sundown Bob and Drck Pruitt came riding up to the ranch door they dismounted and went into the house Some one told me that they had made use of their same last names and had organized the Pruitt Candles Inc Their chief employee was none other than Norma Talley candy tester The next morning after a night of dreaming about high school days I welcomed two guests Miss Mary Rollins and Eleanor Journey They were teachers from our old Alma Mater It seemed that Miss Journey was resting from the tnals of her first grade class She had had a greatdeal of trouble wrth lrttle Percy Varble son of Ray and Delores Vandergnft Varble Miss Rollins was also restrn from her chores as second grade teacher where her cluef problems was Tom Maberry s rwms M1ss Rollins complained that the twins were to much like their mother the former Betty Tuey Mary and Eleanore also brought news of Lavina Varble Lavxna had opened a beauty shop rn St Louis where she featured the latest short hau cuts On the afternoon of that day the guests were all gathered rn the loungrng room watclung televrsron Flashed upon the screen were these words The new dancrng sensations Jewel Reynolds and Barbara Adnure 'I'hey demonstrated the Charleston dance and were dressed lrke the glrls in the gay 51 s After the performancel was called to the door and there before me stood June Newnom June was selling fresh fish at the door She had brought the fish all the way from the Illrnors River, but I couldn t turn her down so I bought some fish for our evening meal The guests then went out under the stars to sing by the open campfire and to eat thetr evening meal While singmg a cheerful song Janelle Maholland rode up to our little party as quickly as her hobby horse could carry her She had done everythrng possible to keep the aged faculty from leavrng the ranch When Janelle told them where we were they said, and I quote Oh don t disturb them let the kiddies have their fun 42 PO . 96 . . . . . . I l nando Sib, : a crooked politican who was running for President of the United States. Running against him was Betty Flatt who ,7wJ.,e edflf el' ........lx 4-J bam Qgarbl X Maholland Ba: zz5 Andrews Saneuexwecfilnin QMMQ Poweu T:1:LiBuThomas LTOIU5 Maha! Y These two girls and three boys started to school together in 1939, We thought since they are graduating they should be known to the student body. Five is a small percentage of the original class, but many students have moved away. The other thirty members of the 1951 class think the only reason these five never moved away was because they loved each others sense of humor I 1 A 4f ' .X ,V is , , ,M ,X 4 f,fM4'S.g' 'X4M', ' i, 3 ' Y ,vw img N . . A I 43 ra ind FACULTY VS LIONS A11 for the cause of Polio lg I we .vs 45 . f , Z5 Hz 33 -- A 4, JWJI' ' -lu 5. Y I ' .X 4 .. g Banjo Girl Kay Dean, Buzz, and Mary Kay. What A Pig! Sam Nleldrurn SAM Is a sophomore who a was misplaced CARROLLTON FARM SUPPLY THE CARROLLTON BANK C arrollton lllmoms C arrollton Ill1.no1s Member of the D GREENE C OUNTY BANK ln CARROLLTON FARMER S ELEVATOR CO Carrollton Dealers Ln C arrollton Ilhnois Gra1n Seeds Coal Feeds CARROLLTON CONFECTIONARY CCLUMBIANA SEED COMPANY Carrollton Ilhnols Funks G Hybrlds We Specxallze Ln Fountain Serv1ce Eldred ulmms and Meals F. . I. C. Member of the F.D.l.C. kia 'F .J ,.w,f,, ., ,5, 1 4:-bf' 33:1 pf , :- ' f ' 7 0 B wx' 1?-f D , 'ra 22 5 - A Y Y M - if 6 , - u Mar . IJ- , fngzql-I I 1 '- . 1 ,sh ' 2 X ' 5 '1 F WILTON RADIO SHOP Greenheld WIHIT ES Ready Wear Greenfleld KR OGER Carrollton CARLTON THEATER Carrollton C ompllments D A D WILSON LUKEMAIN Ford Garage S SEIMER BROTHERS GARAGE BEN FRANKLIN STORE CARROI I TONI PAIRIOI C XRROI I ION GAZETTE RIMBEY If LORIST BATES IMPLEMENT COIXAPAINY I i l l l l to of R. . . 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