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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

we al'll'lllCl! Jia! preaenffs me write rf' of '53 Ed1tor Jamce Fry Asslstant Edltor Helen Rlchards Busmess Manager Roy Speckhard Cmrculatmon Managers Frances Vmyard Vlrglnla. Carstens Art Ed1tors Adram Rlce Darlene Daum Lxterary Edxtors Joyce Wlles Wxlma Martm P1cture Edxtors Phyllxs W1llenburg Margaret Brannan Joan Darr Snapshot Ed1tors W1lberta Cunnmgharn Rondall Herrlng Muslc Edxtors Ahce Logan Yvonne Lmn Sports Edxtors R1chard Portwood Donald Graner Features Carole Hamxlton Sam Meldrum Phyllls Day Orgamzatxons Joe Wagner Peggy McCaherty Ronn1e Byland Photographers Mr Murray Dxck Wmlson Typ1st Carole Hamllton Advmsors Mrs Trost Mr Karr Jumor Representatxve Kay Grauel CARROLLTON HIGH SCHOOL Carrollton Ill1no1s I Y , .9 ' Fl 4'4 :Y . . 5 5' - , .. ........ .. . ..... . ..-..... ..... , l , ,. D IWNI IXOQQI lm!! IEW! ' 'QI Mio. !!X!X!X!! A as 25222 WMI WM: :ml lm: IKOXOEI IKOXOAI Ima :Em W t S o 'us 4 -L 1. : , f If lbecbca fion We wlsh to dechcate our 1953 Annual to our class advxsors Mrs Trost and Mr Karr 1n apprec1at1on of thexr mterest 1n our class help1ng us Mr Karr Jomed us ln our senlor year and has made It 8 very lnterestlng one They have helped make our memorles of Carrollton I-hgh happy ones Mrs. Trost was with us through all four years, guiding and sly- Q pk, W .:.,, '- J- '-' m .ae , xi. Af,-gl, sw' ' ,W , , 1 QL 6 :fi A '1 K f1.,.,.,..' 'Ty A , ,R , Eff , ls effw' f Slim. X xx lflflllflld 3' 00 OCLI' QL - fl ' xi' - Jack McDonald, Olin W. Stead, Superintendent, Ruth Meek, Secretary, George Corrie, William Pinkerton, Kenneth By- land, Kenneth Evans, W, L, Carpunky, Keith Brannan, eat era 0 Muff One tg TOP ROW: Kenneth Karr, Richard Hamann, Harlis Clough, Adrain Read, Byron Chrisman, Elmer Ellison, Guy Petty, Harry Anderson, SECOND ROW: V. Drummond, Camille Julian, N. Woods, M. Hoots, Lucille Davidson, Edith Allen, V, Rut- ledge, H. Price, M. Owens. THIRD ROW: Shirley King, Gloria Karr, M. Pohlman, H. Groves, Nellie Pegram, Vetra Owens Marie Hanlon, Charlotte Bruner, Helen Epps, R, Cronin. FRONT ROW: Olin Stead, Hazel Raper, H. Ferguson, Helen Crist, Leota Rendleman, Margaret Trost, Lois Korty, Elizabeth Bell, H. Daniels, V, Keller, Katherine Grauel, 6 'gsm . .ff . 15' lg, social studies, Basketball Coach. NJ 1 I BYRON CHRISMAN Bradley University, B.S. Education, Eng- lish I,2, Speech. Pet Peeve: People who ask foolish questions, MRS. B. J. TROST Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. . Commercial, Girls' P.E. Pet Peeve: Girls who gossip in Shorthand class. MRS, GEORGE W, GRAUEL Illinois College A.B. , M. A. Mathematics Pet Peeve: Gum Chewing, ELMER L. ELLISON Western Illinois State College, B. S. Educa- tion. St. Louis University Law School, I year, Graduate Work, Western Illinois State College, Sociology and Economics. Pet Peeve: Small talk during class. RICHARD HAMA NN t 5.-if .1 K' '7-ffgg, A Southem Illinois University, B. Education, Washington University, M.A. St. Louis. Pet Peeve: Alibi Ikes. MISS ELIZABETH BELL Maclvlurray College A.B.Graduate Work, University of Chicago, Columbia University. Latin I,2, English 3,4. Pet Peeve: Chewing gum. OLIN W, STEAD, Superintendent University of Illinois, B.S. University of Wyoming, M.S, Teacher's College Columbia University 5 v i 3 K GUY U. PETTY University of Illinois B.S., University of North Dakota, Iiiarrita American University of France, Graduate work at University of Illinois, Agriculture, Pet Peeve: I don't care attitude. MISS LOIS KORTY Maclwlurray College, A.B, Voc Pet Peeve: Noisy people. MRS, LEOTA RENDLEMAN University of Illinois B. S, , Home Economics. Pet Peeve: Girls who say I can't. MR, HARRY ANDERSON University of Illinois B. S. , M,S Science, Biology, Track Coach. Pet Peeve: 'Do I have to touch that! OTI5 K, KARR Illinois State Normal University, B.S. in Ed. Chemistry, General Science, Football Coach. Pet Peeveg People who say I can't , MRS. GLORIA KARR Illinois State Normal University, B,S. in Ed Pet Peeve: People who draw trees like this, MRS, LEE POHLMAN School Nurse, R. N, Our Saviour's Hospital. MISS SHIRLEY KING 8 Secretary. .- , . - ,J is ,N-a..,,M,, '- V '14 5 ,, . A ff.-,--'.,. .1 - .-- - ' -If f'A4'yx.,-er,-pu- 77-1 - -says-,7 -f .fSg,,ff.'a' dy, fa ,, - 1 ' ' 511,625 may , V . .r- ,z,.fL, 7.-L . - - . - -,I ' . 6-i-'Q-A :F n., eL'1e.:-- - D . g . . , .443 b 35, , ..- . . ' -. sr, - vw 4 v' ' if X A 1 1 . - .J 3 f x fx K ' 2 , ,ff Q I L . ' 5 ' is Af U 5 .4 -. f ,T . X 'r',1sl7v!I- V2.4 . ' . ' in: X . f - D .2 ,brim 4. 4: . ' ,,., . ,.,X,,,Si,-,. DONALD GRANER Rum Football I,2,3,4, Captain 4, Basketball 1,25 Track I,2,3.4: Junior Play, Dramatics Club I,2, 3, Dramatics Play 3, Class President 4, Vice-President I, White C Staff. CAROLE HAMILTON Hambone F. H,A. I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4, G, A.A, 3,4, Class Secre- tary 3, Class Vice President 4, Junior Play, Camera Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, Orbit Staff 3,4, Dramatics Club 2, 3,43G1E6 Club 4, White C Staff. JOAN DARR Jo Student Council Secretary 3, Class Secretary 1,4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4, President 3, Vice-President 2, Historian 4, Camera Club 2,3,4, Sec- retary and Treasurer 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Glee Club r,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, G,A,A, 3,4, Junior Play, Attendant to Homecoming Queen 4, White C staff. ROY SPECKHARD 'Cue Bal1 Class President 2, Class Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3,4, Presi- dent 3,4, Camera Club 3,4, Junior Play, Orbit Staff 2, 3,4, Speech Contest 3,4, Football I,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Captain 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Music 4, White C Staff. DICK WILSON Stu Camera Club l,2, 3,4, Vice-President I, President 2, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, President 2, Junior Play, Class President 1, Football I, 2, 3,4, Basketball r,2, 3, Track I,2, 3,4, Orbit Staff 2, 3,4, Editor 4, National Honor Society, White 'C' Staff. JANICE FRY Cokebottle Cheerleader 2, 3, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3.4: Camera Club I, 2, 3,4,G198 Club 1,2, 3,4, President 2, G,A.A. 3,4, President 3, Orbit staff 3,4, Junior Play, Speech Contest 2, 3,4, Music Contest 2, 3,4, Class President 3, Girls Sextet 3,4, White C Staff, Junior Representative 3, Editor 4. DARLENE DAUM Dodo Dramatics Club 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 3,4, Glee Club 4, Student Council President 4, Dramatics Club Play 3, Librarian 2, 3, White C Staff, SALLY WHITAKER Fat Eldred I, 2, 3, Cheerleader I, Junior Play, Dramatics Club 3, Glee Club 2, 3,4, Dancing 3, Student Council Secretary 4, Orbit Staff 4, c.A.A. 4. RICHARD PORTWOOD Rocky Eldred I, 2, 3, Class Vice-President I, 2, 3, Track I,2,3,4, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Student Council 4, White C Staff. ADRAIN RICE 'Adern' Student Council I,2, 3, Vice-President 2, Music I,2, Junior Play Manager, White C staff. HELEN RICHARDS The Brain Class Secretary I, Junior Play, Camera Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, F,H,A, 1, Music 1, 2, 3,45 Orbit Staff 4, White C Staff. PHYLLIS DAY Phy11ien Eldred I, 2, 3, Dancing Club 3,6166 Club 3.4, Cheerleader I,2, 3, Class President 2, Carrollton: Cheerleader 4, G.A, A, 4, Homecoming Queen, White 'C' Staff. NORMAN EVANS 'Curly' F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Basketball 1,21 Track 2. 3.4. VIRGINIA CARSTENS Jennie National Honor Society 3,4, White C Staff, JOE WAGNER 'Wag' F.F. A. I,2,3,4, Reporter 35 Camera Club 2, 35 White C Staff. FRANCES VINYARD Vinnie Eldred 1, 25 Dancing Ig Junior Play5 Camera Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 4: F.l-LA. 3.4, Recreation Chairman 45 Music 3,45 Orbit SI3ff4Q G, A.A. 3,45 White C Staff. MARGARET BRANNAN Meg F.H,A. I5 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 Junior Play Prompter5 Orbit Staffg White C Staff. RICHARD ROSS Little M0 Football 3,45 Track I,2, 3,45 Captain of Football 4. RONALD BYLAND Brownie Student Council I5 Camera Club I,2,3,45 Dramaucs Club I,2,31 F.F.A. I,2, 3,4, Sentinal 45 Football x,2,45 Basketball 1, 2,3, Manager 45 Track 1,25 Junior Play5 Class Treasurer 35 White C Staff. WILMA MARTIN Wilrnie Mae Eldred I, 2, 35 Class President 15 Class Secretary 25 Dancing 2,35 Dramatics 35 Orbit 45 G,A,A, 45 Glee Club 45 White C Staff. ALICE LOGAN Clarabelle Eldred I, 2, 35 Class President 35 Dancing 35 Dramatics Club 3, Secretary and Treasurer I3ChCCl'1E3dEI I, 3,45 White C Staff. . JOYCE WILES Joycie Student Council I5Dl'31'IlatiCS Club 1,2,45 Camera Club 1,25 Orbit Staff 25 Eldred 35 Glee Club 35 Dancing 35 Class Secretary and Treasurer 35 G, A.A. 4, Treasurer 45 Junior Play, SAM MELDRUM Mel Camera Club 1,2,3,45 F,F.A, I,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Music 3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Orbit Staff 45 White C Staff, VERNON SHORT Shorty F,F,A, I,2, 3,45 Camera Club 25 Track I,2,35 Football 45 Basket- ball I,2. YVONNE LINN Gorgeous Camera Club 1,25 Music 1, 2, 3,45 White C Staff. KATHERINE WOOIBON Kate Orbit Staff 4. RONDA LL HERRING Fish Boy's Music I,2, 3,45 White C Staff5 Camera Club 4. MARTHA FLATT Mart Dramatics Club 35 Dancing Club 35 Cheerleader 35 Glee Club 3,4. 13 Agfofy In September 1941 f1ve students entered the f1rst grade together They are Wllberta Cunmngham Yvonne Lmn Bob WhlfCS1dC Joyce W1les and D1ck Wllson Three have contxnued through twelve years to graduate 1n the class of 1953 They are Yvonne Lxnn Bob Whlte slde and D1ck Wllson W11berta Cunnmgham left us IH her second year of grade school and Joyce W1les left us at the end of her sopho more year Donald Graner Shlrley Mlller and Adraln R1ce were added to our number ln the second grade Jan1ce Fry Rondall Herrxng and Joe Wagner Jomed us 1D the thlrd grade and Katherme Woodson took her place ID our group ln the fourth grade Wllberta Cunnlngham At the begmnmg of the e1ghth grade Ronald Byland and Helen R1chards were added to our number The Freshman Class brought Margaret Brannan Joan Darr Dar lene Daum Roy Speckhard Norman Evans Carole Hamllton Sam Meldrum Rlchard Ross Vernon Short V1rg1n1a Carstens and Phy111s W1llenburg John Huff Joxned us ln hls sophomore year and Frances Vxnyard ln her Junior year In September 1952 Sally Whxtaker Rxchard Portwood Nxlma Martm Peggy McCaherty Alxce Logan Martha Dean Flatt Joyce Wmles and Phyllms Day took themr place 1n our graduatmg class as Semors We have enjoyed our years together at C H S and the memor1es vull remam vnth us for many years to come 15 I l - . 1 I n ' ' . ' ' re- turned again in the fifth grade. NAME Ronald Byland Margaret Brannan Virginia Carstens Wilberta Cunningham loan Dart Darlene Daum Phyllis Day Norman Evans Martha Flatt Janice Fry Donald Graner Carole Hamilton Rondall Herring John Huff Yvonne Linn Alice Logan Wilma Martin Peggy McCahert'y Sam Meldrum Shirley Miller Richard Portwood Adrian Rice Helen Richards Richard Ross Vernon Short Roy Speckhard Frances Vineyard Joe Wagner Sally Whitaker Robert Whiteside Dick Wilson Joyce Wiles Phyllis Willenbutg Katherine Woodson HAIR brown brown brown brown blonde blonde light brown blonde light brown light brown light brown brown brown brown light brown light brown brown red blonde brown dark brown blonde brown brown blonde light brown brown blonde brown brown brown dark brown brown brown EYES brown brown blue blue hazel blue blue blue blue green green blue blue brown blue' green blue brown hazel blue blue black blue blue blue bluc blue brown blue blue blue blue brown brown M03 'Ifllw PRIZE FAVORITE CHIEF SCREEN FAVORITE POSSESSION SONG AMBITION FAVORITE SPORT all my stolen I Love You Tnily Be a bum Marilyn Monroe wrestling pencils colored picture Stardust own a marine Dale Robertson football on my dresser class ring Jambalaya Medical Lassie baseball Technician my man l went to your get rich june Allyson baseball wedding my dog Stardust get married Robert Mitchum basketball horse I went to your reach gym- Rock Hudson football wedding nastics class ring Jambalaya marry UWQ Gene Kelly basketball my gun lambalaya get rich Lana Turner baseball EHS pin Have You Heard Surgeon june Allyson horseback riding certain corsage You'll Never Walk college cheer- Jeffrey Hunter Gymnastics of roses Alone leader my ford Who Stole My Beer chew gum in Robert Mitchum Chasing women While I was ln The history Rear certain picture Be Anything But Be go with a guy Caesar Romero Basketball Mine with a ford accordian You Belong to Me To Many my Betty Grable Skating girl my women 1'm Rugged ButRich Get Married Frances the mule Football my watch 1 Went to your Wed- Marry handsome Ma and Pa Kettle Riding in a certair ding convertible EHS class ring Because Have career Gabby Hayes Basketball EHS class ring I'l1 See You in My Nurse in the Gordon McCrea Basketball Dreams Waves certain junior Say it With Your woman hobo Gene Nelson basketball Heart car keys Face on the Barroom be a bum Manlyn Monroe Tiddlewinks Floor sailor pictures l went to your Wed- get married Leo the Lion Football ding Pat Talley 1 torl raw a putty tat be a hobo Rocky Lane football flivver Delicado make a million Shelly Winters chasing girls dollars I3 yr old doll Get off The Stove Be a secretary Sylvester the cat skipping school Grandma You're Too Old to Ride the Range my car Bubbles in the Wine be a janitor Dagmar football shotgun Watching Bubbles in graduate Betty Hutton football my Beer My English book lt Wasn't God Who to get a job Alan Ladd basketball Made Honky Tonk with no work Angels and lots of sleep class ring You Belong To Me be a nurse John Wayne basketball Eldred girl Stardust educated bum Piper Laurie wrestling Lindell Old Man River to marry a cet- Ava Gardner basketball tain person my diploma Slaugliter on Tenth be a millionaire Jerry Lewis baseball Avenue my car Stardust to drivea school John Wayne duck hunting bus for Bob Price my husband Old Man River to graduate Esther Williams football a guy from You Belong To Me to possess a Gordon McCrea football Roodhouse Roodhouse guy j,Ue!Ue 26ll'ff Ogefkel' Robert Whiteside and Yvonne Linn started to school in the first grade and are the only two who have gone all twelve years through Carrollton Grade School and High School with no interrup- tions. 16 I Margaret Brannan do hereby w1ll my Marlne to any g1rl who thxnks she can get un I Ronald Byland do hereby w1ll mybashful Ways to R1chard Brldgeforth I V1rg1n1a Carstens do hereby w1ll my long haxr to Mrs Karr I W1lberta Cunnxngham do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to get and to keep a certamn guy to Sh1rley and Max1ne Dale Ioan Darr do hereby w1ll my rnckname Red to Duane Varble and my b1g feet to Mxss Bell Darlene Daum do hereby w1ll my love for horses to Mary Lou Sexton Phyllls Day do hereby w1ll a certaln Senlor boy to any glrl who can get hun Norman Evans do hereby w1ll my love for gxrls to .Tlm Hubbard I Martha Flatt do hereby w1llmy ab1l1ty to keep out of trouble to Shxrley Camerer I JHIIICC Fry do hereby w1ll my lovely even temper to Sandra Carter 1f she can control It I Donald Graner do hereby w1ll my Ford to anyone who has a lead penny I Carole Ham1lton do hereby w1ll my wonderful memor1es of a full moon 1n Rood house to Kay Meldrum lf she can take them away I Rondall Herrlng do hereby w1ll my most treasured possessxons to my one and only Rockbrldge gxrl John Huff do hereby w1ll my ways wlth women to Art Lmn Yvonne Llnn do hereby w1ll an ab1l1ty to keep a level head to Llnda Carpunky Al1ce Logan do hereby w1ll my cheerlead1ng pos1t1on to Mr Elhson W1Lzna Martm do hereby w1ll my A s 1n Chemlstry Class to Becky Bechdoldt Peggy McCaherty do hereby w1ll my shy and qulet ways to Wanda Varble Sam Meldrum do hereby w1ll my last stlck of chew1ng gum to the faculty Sh1rley M1ller do hereby w1ll my sallor pxctures to any lovesxck underclassman gxrl R1chard Portwood do hereby w1ll my l1fe to Pat Talley Adra1n R1ce do hereby w1ll my l1fe to Wanda Clark Helen Rxchards do hereby w1ll my sex appeal to Jody Borlm Rlchard Ross do hereby w1ll my bashfullness to Turp Scoggms Vernon Short do hereby wxll my curly haxr to Mr Karr Roy Speckhard do hereby solemnly bequeath my bottle cap team to anyone who w1ll promlse to glve them a good home and a new pa1nt Job every sxx months I Frances Vmyard do hereby w1ll the gearsh1ft knob of my future Cad1llac to .Tlm Hubbard and my blllfold to a certa1'1 Sophomore g1rl I Joe Wagner do hereby w1ll my sweet and allurxng ways to any underclassman who can use them to h1s satxsfactlon 1n future years I Sally Whltaker do hereby w1ll my posltlon on the Student Councxl to some lucky Semor next year I Robert Wh1tes1de do hereby w1ll my stentor1an personalxty to Erxc Wrlson I Dlck Wllson do hereby w1ll my duck blmd ln the bottoms for before school hunts to my brother and Gary Turp1n I .Toyce Wxles do hereby w1ll my large hlps to Phyll1s Long I Phyll1s Wlllenburg do hereby w1ll Dale Strawmatt to any future old maxd who thmks she can get hlm I Katherlne Woodson do hereby w1ll my pos1t1on on the O bxt Staff to Wanda Woodson We the Senlor Class bemg of unsound mmd do hereby w1ll one dollar and ten cents of our hard earned money to the faculty to buy a carton of chew1ng gum to be chewed graduatlon nxght 17 h' . 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I, , ' I' QC Date September 1 1962 Event The th1rd trxp to the moon Ten years ago the Sen1or Class of 1952 53 was just startmg 1ts last year at good old C C U H S Now, chartermg our rocket sh1p we are off to the moon We s1t down and who should fasten us ln our seats but Helen Rlchards We are now about ready to blast off Down on the ground we see Bob Wh1te s1de who never had any des1re to travel or any lust for adventure He waves goodby to us and we are off As we leave the earth we ask Helen who the p1lot of the sh1p 1S She tells us that lt xs Don Graner w1th Darlene Daum as h1s co p1lot At the radar controls IS Norman Curley' Evans Up a few m1les nn the stratosphere R1chard Portwood presents us w1th oxygen masks He shows us how to use them and then d1sappears We travel a few more thousand m1les and then suddenly we see somethlng commg As It passes at superson1c speed we are 1nformed by our radar man that lt IS Ronn1e Byland At h1s s1de and operatmg the dual controls IS Vernon 'Hot Rod' Short As we draw near the moon we see several strange looklng objects These we f1nd are flyxng saucers patroll1ng the area At the controls of one of these 1s R1chard Ross He warns Don to slow down as he 15 travelmg two thousand m1les an hour 1n a one thousand f1ve hundred m1le an hour zone Drawmg closer we see somethmg wh1ch we always thought was the man 1n the moon Th1s we real1ze IS Dlck Wllson Wavlng us 1n for a landlng IS John Huff Adraln R1ce fastens we1ght on our feet and warns us to leave them on or we Wlll float off 1nto space We all follow h1s adv1ce and proceed to the Off1Ce of the Moon A1rport In the Off1Ce 1S Al1ce Logan who IS announclng the schedule over a pubhc address system She really doesn't need It but she uses the m1crophone for show Next we walk down the ma1n street of Moonv1lle and see Rondall Herr1ng d1rect1ng traff1c on the flrst corner Stepplng 1nto a res taurant we see Martha Flatt as the door woman Two very n1ce lookmg g1rls walt on us and we come to fmd that they are Joan Darr and Sally Wh1taker Wash1ng dlshes 1n the restaurant IS Jan1ce Tonslls Fry She s1ngs as she works and IS hop1ng that she soon w1ll be promoted to a wa1tress As we step outslde we see someth1ng com1ng down the street It IS Carole Ham1lton and Peggy McCaherty They are chaslng two poor defenceless boys who are Joe Wagner and Roy Speckhard Joe seems to be enjoyxng h1mself but Roy acts as though he's a b1t annoyed We now ha1l a cab only to f1nd that the drrver IS Jennle Carstens who s1ts on a p1le of old text books so that she can see out of the w1ndsh1eld Jenn1e lets us out by a mov1e advert1sement Wh1Ch looks very exc1t1ng We go to see the show and f1nd that the t1cket taker IS Kather1ne Woodson Starrmg 1n the movle 'It Takes Two To Tangle are W1lma Mart1n and Margaret Brannan The ladles play two very romant1c parts and do a good Job of It When thls IS over we drop 1n on our two old frlends We ask them 1f they know anyth1ng about two more of our former classmates Frances Vlnyard and Yvonne L1nn W1lma tells us that these two are burlesque queens and draw tremendous crowds Steppmg 1nto the lobby of a superson1c hotel, two ladxes step forward bow polltely, and take our luggage These two are Sh1rley Mxller and Phyll1s Wlllen burg They make good lady bell hops because of the1r pleasant personahtles Our last venture on the moon at thxs t1me IS very mterestxng Here we v1s1t the flrst educatlonal 1nst1tut1on The Umversxty of the Moon Only the most 1ntell1gent personel work here Joyce Wlles lS now famous for her book on The Earth As Stud1ed From the Mo In the chemlstry lab we flnd Sam M l drum actlng as a human gulnea p1g for h1s own experlments He tests the types of food best to be eaten on the moon and samples them Sam now WC1ghS about two hundred fxfty pounds earth welght Phylhs Day IS 1n the atom1c research laboratory She 1S a key f1gure 1n the study of 1mproved atom1c weapons agalnst the Moon Monsters an organ1zat1on of law breakers who are led by the one and only Bertle The Kxd Bushnell On future trxps to the moon we hope to f1nd our old classmates st1ll lead lng thexr reckless l1ves 1n an effort to colon1ze the moon 18 : n . .... , , . 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I N 3 V Marlin Tuey Katherine Underwood Ira Walters Marjorie Waters Palxna Wood Wanda Woodson Mary Daum--no picture ZZ Baker Bechdoldt B Bowers Brannan Bndgeforth Camden Camerer Camerer Carpunky Carter Carter Dale Darr Davldson Day Evans Farnbach Flowers Gxlbert Graham Greaves B rannan Grlzzle Helton Henson Henson H11l1s Hodgerson Howard Hyde Johnesee Klmbro L1nn Long Meldrurn Nolan Pegram Pflege r L Phmllxps Plogger Pru1tt Pruxtt Reese Rxechman Reno Rhoades Ruyle Schofleld Schofleld Shafer Shaw Smlth Snyder Talley Trxbble Turpln Varble Varble Waters Weber Wxlharns Wxlhams Wolfley gferf l'l'l2l'l L Anderson P Anderson P Atrup Baumgartner Becker Behrmger B1shop Bland Camerer Camerer Combs C rotchett Farnbach Farrow Flatt Garrxson Gleason Hamel Handlm Hardwxck Brannan Not p1ctured F. R. D. ' R. ' D. B. P. N. R. W. Curtright R. D. T. R. ' C. S. L. ' P. ' D. C ' J , , M. ff b L' lf' 7' A W fx 5f C x :M- Q: 4 ' 2 - as I 1 X 4 1.5 1, V , 29 Hartwick Henson Hillis Johnisee Johnson Jones Journey Keele Klng Klng Lakm I..1gon Logan Martm Mason Mxlner Mundy Mundy Lakxn Pfleg e r New1ngham D. I C. B. B. 1 D. ' N. ' W. ' P. D. ' D. J. Meek M. . B. M. N. ' D. 1 M. ' ' fNot pictured Phmlhps Portwood Retherford R1chey Ross Schofxeld Scoggms Shafer Shaw Sheaffer Short Stewart Sulhvan Swann Underwood Vetter Vorhles Wllson Wolfley Young Riechmann X v I ,- iv I . 5 1 5 ', , - i :kffr -s Q sa x D 1 , 'xx xv S ...- r QE A-P Q4 Ha as up 3? 5 's if P -1 ii: ' f Q . . 3 -. M47 gv H It .1 ' 5 ' V 1 I If . if ' 4 ,f , 25 -f . ng: , 1 i V . X ' 8 - . V4 A 155 I ' 4 n tl - 'I .., A I 0 -x A- 'ng omg coming The C.C,U.H. S. Homecoming got under way Wednesday night, October 15, with the Junior Class Play, Mother ls A Freshman, by Raphael Blau. The performance, under the direction of Miss Bell, was a fine success, The cast included Sara lane Tapp, Lynda Shack- elford, Loretta Schofield, Kay Grauel, Mary Daum, Mary Ellen Jouett, Carol Hardwick, Mary Lou Sexton, Jtdy Borlin, John Speck- hard, Bob Hoff, Jim Hubbard, Tom Jtlg, Gene Skaggs, and George Farrow, On Thursday night a bonfire and pep meeting brought out a great deal of enthusiasm and school spirit, Following the bon-fire, every- one enjoyed a snake dance from the football field to the square, The 1952 Homecoming Parade was the largest parade ever held, It began Friday afternoon at three o'clock at Fifth Street, continued around the square, and then retreated to the school. The Color Bear- ers of the local American Legion Post led the parade followed by the Scott Field Air Force Band, secured by the local Jaycees. Prizes were 'awarded to the best five floats selected from a group of forty-five. The F.F.A. placed first, Woodville P,T. A. second, Sophomore class third, Jaycees, fourth, and Junior class, fifth, Store windows were attractively decorated in spirit of the celebration. The window decor- ation awards were: Sullivan C1eaners', first, Simpson Furniture Store, second, and Simpson Motor Company, third, The Homecoming Dance supplied a gay and festive finale to Hone- coming Week. The gym was beaunfully decorated with green and tlirgfff white streamers. Ronnie Klaus' Band provided the music, ' One of the tnain attractions was Bill Alfeld who sang two solos, 'Sweetheart ofCarrollton High and Embraceable You to the newly crowned queen. Bs, Q ,,.s ., ,V ag LJJLH, The high lightof the evening, the crowning of the queen, found QW: -,- tl!!-'Pi A 4 Phyllis Day, a semor from Eldred, as the new queen, She wore a if - - - --- -- - ' K gif lovely peach colored, strapless gown and carried white roses, She was . - . A fu Q 5 g escorted by Joe Wagner. Her attendants in order of their rank were , '? M Q loan Darr escorted by Roy Speckhard, Sandra Carter escorted b' Gene n P 1 3 X , . I Skaggs, Alice Logan escorted by Don Granerp Dixie Jones escorted by Joe Brannan, The retiring queen, Barbara Scroggins, were a light blue gown and carried pink and white mums. She was escorted by Ray Shaw Marcia Journey and Lance Moore made charming flower girl and page. The new queen received a bracelet, a gift of the Student Council, presented by President Darlene Daum, After an evening of dancing, the 1952 Homecoming came to a glorious close, il r in L. f' m r iff 11, ' UPA! 5? SEATED Carole Ham1lton Sam Meldrum Roy Speckhard Sara Jane Tapp Dale Nolan Gary Turpxn STANDING Mrss Ehzabeth Bell Advlsor Jamce Fry Helen Rrchards George Farrow Mary Lou Sexton John Speckhard Fran ces Vrnyard Tom Jrlg Drck Wrlson Kathenne Woodson Wrlma Mamn Sally Whuaker Mary Joueu Margaret Brannan Kay Grauel Jarue Graham Berue Bushnell I'dl1'l6llLC6 I L 1' fflfffffff 1 , G D 4 FRONT ROW Mary Lou Sexton Kay Grauel Jaruce Fry Joyce Wlles Carol Hardwrck Jody Borlrn Carole Ham rlton Joan Darr SECOND ROW Frances Vrnyard Darlene Daum Mary Jouert Sara Tapp Sharon Howard Mr Chnsman Sandra Carter Patsy Talley Conme Gleason Sara Wllhams Lorena Schofreld THIRD ROW Harry Flowers Tom Jxlg Roy Speckhard Presxdenr Gary Kxmbro Ronald Brshop Jrm Hubbard Kerth Graham Gene Skaggs Gary Turpln John Speckhard Vrce Pres1denL 34 C I . ' Q 7 5 , Z K - . . v . . . I I I Y I I l - . . . . . . . . . , - . C . ,,,,j,j,,f,',f,Q . 4 3 1 -fe - 1 , inf. - -, - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,Uw Yfn1i'ff1.,1.,1.'. !.' 'X . l , A N' ' ' : n 1 9 ' 1 o 1 ' 1 . I s I f , I - I I U I I ' 2 . . . , . . . . 1 I I - ' allleffl QS4' FIRST ROW SITTING E W11son S Tr1bb1e S Carter J Darr T Young T 111g J Fry G Turpm SEC OND ROW Mr Anderson Advrsor F Vmyard B Cunnmgham P Wood D Wllson C Hamllton S Tapp R Speckhard Mr Karr Advrsor THIRD ROW G Becker I Speckhard L Handhn R B1shop G Klmbro G Becker K Graham G Skaggs B Hoff A Lmn L I'6ll'lClI'l6 LEFT TO RIGHT Phylhs Camerer, Kay Merdrum, Mary Jouett, Sharon Howard, Jarue Graham, Pat Talley, Phylhs Logan, Carol Hardwrck, Omar Portwood, Sara Wllhams, Wrlberta Bushnell 35 U14 ,. . ,. .,,,y,,., I 1 f I Iff.?',1i2fi2?22iEiEfEa3: I ' V f A A--- e.--.LQ-gf-24-.4Lg.4f1ff ' nz. ,V N I .5 ik- , . ' . I me-4 - .- v Q 1 N an :J - f , il flzl - 4 A . X ie 3? v. I 'fx' K ,. Fi-in I -, 9 a'f' Y I A ! I l 1 r ,I 5 - Q Q A Q ir!! udic FRONT ROW Martha Newrngham Frances Vrnyard Lrnda Carpunky Conrue Gleason Darlene Daum SECOND ROW Drxre Jones Patsy Talley Kay Meldrum Lynda Shakleford Dorothy Henson Yvonne Lrnn Kathsrrne Underwood Barbara Keele Margre Mrlner Ruth Prurtt Mary Jouett Kay Grauel THIRD ROW Helen Rrchards Jody Borhn Helen Ross Marylyn Shaw Donna Swann Janrce Fry Mrss Korty Arlena Short Nancy Greaves Palma Wood Phylhs Day Wrlma Martln Martha Flatt Shirley Camerer Sadre Johnesee Patrrcra Hardwrck FOURTH ROW Joan Darr Sharon Howard Mona Hrllrs Alrce Logan Sandra Carter Donna Vorlues Rosalea Scoggrns Margaret Brannan Carole Hamrlton Sally Whrtaker Norma Jo Lakrn Sara Wrlhams Shelby Hamel Mary Lou Sexton Sara Tapp 0 6 udlc FRONT ROW Enc Wrlson Frank Curtnght Ted Young hm Hubbard Ronald Byland Sam Meldrum Lee Rrchey SECOND ROW Harry Flowers Ronald Brshop Fred Baumgartner Tom Shafer Rondall Herrrng Donald Marun Mrss Korty THIRD ROW Walter Scoggms Robert Hoff Lowell Johnson Robert Brooks Gary Krmbto Gary Turpm Art Lrnn 36 , 1 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 . . I .J ,.,y 1 . Q ,,..,A1 5 ', M ,114 1,11 f ff' , 1 ' 'sl W A L... I c 2 . E -z I' ' ' .. ,', ti '1 2' fs,- 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 X.. EJ' I I' -I' FIRST ROW, SITTING: B. Keele, B. Williams, M, Bridgeforth, P, Hardwick, D, Henson, B, King, SECOND ROW: S. Camerer, M, Daum, W, Schofield, D, Carter, Y. Gilbert, S. Landon, C, Hamilton, K, Underwood, F, Vinyard, M, Shaw, I, Darr, W, Bushnell, Mrs, Rendleman, Advisor, THIRD ROW: B, Shaw, C, Hardwick, P, Willenburg, S. Miller, D, Brannan, S, Dale, S, Johnesee, D, Swann, A, Short, M, Camden, M, Hillis, L. Schofield, D, Jones, M, Milliner, R, Scoggins, L, Hardwick. FOURTH ROW: B, Johnisee, M, Hyde, M, Plogger, M. Mundy, A, Stewart, M, Shaw, W, Varble, M. Phleger, M, Smith, S, Shireuian, D, Vorhics, K. Meldruiu, L, Smith, N, Lakin, N, Greaves, F, Henson, M, Newingham, FIRST ROW, SITTING: J. Underwood, V, Short, Mr, Perry, Advisor, R, Byland, D, Varble, J. Hubbard, B, Hoff, N, Evans, K, Graham, L. Sullivan, C, Phillips, SECOND ROW: B, Camerer, D, Vetter, D. Schofield, G, Farrow, D. Hodgerson, N, Reichmann, T, Shafer, F, Custer, B. Snyder, S, Meldrum, J, Wagner, R, Rayles, D. Reichmann, D, Farrow, D, Phleger, C, Retherford. THIRD ROW: C, Evans, K, Reno, D, Berringer, J, Day, P. Hardwick, J, Brannan J Bowers, R. Shafer, R. Brooks, H. Bethard, L. Handlin, D. Bland, P. Anderson, J. Hamel, T. Flatt, O. Henson. 37 The ten officers in F. H. A. have worked to make the club a success. They are, from left to right, Wanda Schofield, Frances Vin- yard, Joan Darr, Sandra Landon, Katherine Underwood, Carole Hamilton, Mary Daurn, Doris Carter, Marylyn Shaw, and Yvonne Gil- bert. I The organization has had several import- ant activities, one of which was the Christmas party for children. In the spring their annual trip to Lammerts' Furniture Store in St. Louis was taken. The girls were grateful to Mrs. Imus for treating them to lunch. The picture to the left shows the club during a typical business meeting. The most important highlight of the year was inititation. Both formal and informal initiation was held. The president is shown here pinning a symbol on one of the new mem- bers. , These four girls, Loretta Schofield, Kath- erine Underwood, Sheilla Shirernan, and Carol Hardwick are shown modeling the garments they made in their Home EC. 3 class. All these girls are active in F.H.A. Cgzwlenf Counci FIRST ROW John Speckhard treasurer Darlene Daum presldent Sally Whltaker secretary SECOND ROW Mr Elhson sponsor Drxre jones Donald Marun Harry Flowers R1chardPorrwood Gene Skaggs Sandra Carter Mrss Bell sponsor FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT H Flowers treasurer S Carter secretary T Jrlg parhamenranan I Speck hard vxce presrdent J Fry presrdent K Grauel hrstonan R Speckhard song leader C Gleason hbranan SECOND ROW Mrs Grauel sponsor M Sexton S Wrlhams D Daum H Rlchards K Meldrum S Howard S Tapp H Ross THIRD ROW K Graham G Tnbble G Becker G Becker L Darr D Prlutt 40 porin ,,.,,,.,, , S I -is A , Y X x - x ,- X XX - '. -X X ' xfx I . v- X :V - ' ' 1 X X VV ffq U92 ff f jff' I Q Fw if 7 fx ,X ' - X W .s y N ' , , f 1 P X V rf - . . ix ' X ' ' - VVXX' Q X- If 3 Q A' E- i X ,' 1, V, 'X K V Q f , I Q X ,', V- f fi fi 5 f f ' N 'f' X Q' f 4 Z '- 'f k , -W5 -. A , y 'sl ll 6 TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT M Jouett W Marun M Shaw S Wlutaker A Logan P Day S Carter P McCaherty P Logan S Lrgon P Camerer D Vorh1es J Darr C Hamtlton M Brannan N Greeves S Landon SECOND ROW M Phleger S Dale M Daum S Tapp C Gleason P Wood L Schofleld D Htlron D Kxng P Long M Sexton M Flatt W Schofleld D Meldrum J Fry S Slureman THIRD ROW R Prurtt M Plogger M Hrlhs D Mason H Ross L Shackelford K Underwood J W1les B Bushnell C Hardwlck F Vtneyard Mrs Trost FOURTH ROW S Camerer P Talley R Weber B Wllhams D Carter Y Gtlbert Y Lrnn J Borlxn M Hyde P Wtllenburg 06 TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT G Skaggs I Brannan B Mundy R Farnbach D Nolan F Baumgarmer P Hardw1ck T Shafer J Hubbard D Shaw R Brooks V Short F Custer J Huff B Shafer T Young L Handhn R Becker L Phxlltps O Henson SECOND ROWI Mrdluff J Early F Curtwnght D Bland D Schofreld J Wagner S Tnbble C Joumey D Rrechmann S Meldrum L Sulhvan L Darr D Marlin H Flowers L Johnson THIRD ROW R Hoff G Ktmbro D Ruyle D Prunt R Bndgeforth O Portwood E Wxlson D Vetter L Anderson C Pegram 424 . f C U , 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 0 1 1 11 1 0 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 Z1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 51 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 g .E , :. .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 I 1 v I' 1 1 1 , , , 1 I1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 Z1 1 1 1 U I 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,it A' , FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Daum, H, Ross, K. Grauel, L. Shackelford, K. Underwood. J. Wiles, B. Bushnell, C. Hardwick. SECOND ROW: W, Martin, S. Tapp, C. Gleason, P. Wood, L. Schofield, J. Fry, D, Helton, D, King, M. Sexton, Mrs, Trost. THIRD ROW: M, Jouett, M. Shaw, A. Logan, S. Carter, D. Vorhies, S, Williams, P. Logan, S. Li- gon, P. Camerer, J. Darr, C, G.A.A. Bowlers Hamilton, President, Kay Grauel, Vice-President, Katherine Underwood, Secretary, Lynda Shackelfordg Treasurer, Joyce Wilesg Sponsor, Mrs. Trost. The Carrollton G, A, A, was revived during the school year of 1951-52. This year the organization has 40 members with 5096 of these participating in the various activities. During this year we have earned money in various ways. The organization has dues of fifty cents a year, girls of our club helped sell refreshments in the Junior stand during the Greene County Tournament, A very successful dance was held during the first semester, and we had a bake sale in December, We plan to send one of our members to G. A,A, camp in june. A Mother- Daughter banquet was held in April at which girls re- ceived awards. To receive this award a member must earn 600 points, 100 of which are for a complete physical exam- ination. Physical education classes and organized after - g '-R li ...4,Q. , school activities supply part of the remaining points, Q -stllhsc' if-.Gm Our after-school activities were soccer, volleyball, basketball, bowling, soft-ball, and hikesfall containing skill tests which members can pass and receive addi- tional points,j Individuals can also earn additional points by keeping their own health rules and by partici- pating in unorganized sports of their choice. An award earner must also have a good record in scholarship and sportsmanship, Last fall ten of our members participated in the fall play-day at Brighton. The G, A, A, is organized for the health and recrea- tion of all high school girls. We enjoy ourselves very much as a group and urge all active, energetic girls to Join our organization, G,A. A. Award Earriers I P fix iv Play-day Group at Brighton Pyramid joofgaf FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT D Ruyle 'W Scogglns S Tnbble 'J Hamell Garnson C Journey J Un derwood J Brannan J Meek 'G Turpm SECOND ROW R Farnbach 'R Byland 'G Skaggs 'K Graham L Handhn T Shafer J Pryor 'T Jrlg 'D W11son 'B Johnson 'R Portwood Mr Anderson THIRD ROW Mr Karr 'D Graner 'R Ross 1 Walters 'D Rhoades 'G Tnbble 'R Ross 'R Speckhard 'R Brooks 'J Fambach R Shafer 'R Brshop Art L1nn 'Lettermen tl' Carrollton Carrollton 'F' Carrollton 'F' Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton 4' Carrollton 4' Carrollton St James Dupo Wh1te Hall Roodhouse P1ttsf1eld W1nchester Jerseyv1lle Pleasant H111 Greenf1eld W' Home games Coach Karr Donald Graner R1chard Ross Coach Anderson Art Lmn 44 C' in I . . , , . . I I V J? n 0 - . V . , ,v ? I -, v V ' o . 7 6 Z1 7 ' 6 zo Z1 O ' ' 46 0 ' 13 6 ' 20 7 ' 7 19 ' 25 Malaga! T Dec H Dec T Dec H Dec T Dec H Dec H Dec H Jan, T jan, H Jan T Jan, T Jan. Tjan. Hjan, H Feb, H Feb H Feb H Feb I' Feb T Feb H Feb T Feb H Feb F Nov, Ca no llton Ca rrollton Ca rro llton Carrollton Ca rro llton C arro llton C a rrollton Ca rrollton C a rrollton C arrollton C a rrollton C a rrollton Ca rrollton Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton C arro llton C arrollton C a rrollton Carrollton Bethalto M1lton Bnghton Carlmvxlle Wtnchester Whlte Hall Roodhouse Gnggsvrlle Arenzvllle 1erseyv1l1e Greenfteld Wlnchester Roodhouse Pleasant H111 Wh1te Hall St. Johns Wlute Hall Greenfteld Cahokra Staunton Roodhouse Jerseyvxlle Greenfxeld Northwestern 35 47 49 64 68 53 45 o. t. 56 63 64 67 59 63 Wtnchester Tourney 68 56 46jGreene 62JCounty 59JTourney Champs FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT E Wtlson T Flatt C Joumey J Day S Tnbble D Pnutt SECOND ROW Coach Karr A Linn 'D Brannan L Dart C Pegram L Han dlm T Shafer H Flowers Coach Hamann THIRD ROWJ Pryor G Kmg 'G Tnb ble 'R Portwood J Brannan T Ixlg 'B Wlnteslde D Mamn FOURTH ROW T Young 'R Ross F Baumgartner 'J Roberts 'R Speckhard D Shaw R Brshop 'Letterman -'x I'ClC FIRST ROW D Graner H Flowers J Speckhard R Farnback C Pegram G Tnbble G Turprn D Brannan SECOND ROW Coach Anderson D Rerchmann D Marun T Shafer T Jrlg N Evans R Portwood G Becker Roberts R Ross D Prum R Brooks J Brannan J Pryor T Young L Darr J Underwood J Farnbach Coach Hammon C 00l'EaJOI'6 LEFT TO RIGHT Pat Talley Sandy Carter Ahce Logan Phylhs Day D1x1e Jones 4 6 J. Crotchett, S. Tribble. THIRD ROW: J. Day, L. Handlin, R, Speckhard, G. King, R. Ross, F. Baumgarmer, J, ,pau gf ? IWW' F' g -'pig X A Geers 81 Co Alfelds Super Market A 81 P Tea Co ArchC Howard Shell Products Baker Garage Eldred Baltf Bros 8: C Barney s Cafe Bates Implement Becker s Servlce Stat1on Ben Franklxn Store B1ll Vogt Bobette Flowers Bow1e Coal 81 Ice Bowman 81 Pranger Bud and Joe s Bu1lders Supply Co Carmody Bros Carrxco s Musxc Store Carrollton Bank Carrollton Beverage Carrollton Lanes Casey T1tle 8: Insurance Carter s Grocery Charles Rohs Hardware Columb1ana Seed Co Commumty Cold Storage Locker Daxry Bar all If fo 0l,U ab'0l'l:5 Day s Cafe Davldson s Drug Store Dean s Jewelry I' I' A Baldwm W1lson Fred Walter H H LCVI Harold Horn E J Lukeman Farmer s Elevator F P lN1ms 8zSon Frech T1re Sales George Andrews G1lbert Hutchens McCarthy s Sandwlch Shop McPheron Florlst 'vlehl Ifuneral Home O H V1velle Sz Co Parker s Cleaners Pru1tt Motor Co Relf Gas Co Roads Radlo 81 Appllance R H Roll 81 Co Sears Roebuck 81 Co Se1bermann 5 Se rvlce Statxon Se1rner Bros Sheets Pharmacy S1mpson Funeral Home Glenn s Serv1ce Statlon Greene County Bank Green Valley Da1ry Hayes Tavern Imper1al Stat1on Inman s Dept Store Jack Mc Donald Jeffrey Skelgas Kosters Markets Krogers La Crosse Lumber Co Lovekamp's March Feed Store South Slde Tavern Sulhvan s The Gazette The Patrlot The Top Shop Vogue Beauty Parlor Weber s Barber Shop Vt E Preston Wetzel Sheet Metal Whorten s Food Store Wlles Shoe Store W1ddOWSOH Lumber Co 1 1 A . , . 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