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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

fx-f AZ? Wm ow UA 'IXUAJQ Edlted by CARROLLTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Carrollton 111111015 0l 0ll!0l In adoptlng our crest last school year we were keeplng up w1th the txmes Many schools had already been uslng them so vue deemed lt exped1ent to do l1keW1se What could be more f1tt1ng then than to use as our Foreword our mdehble contr1but1on to the school the crest? .Af '11 J Jr' :fr fa da.- 'Y 'I 'Qf f lQo 40 ff '19 L 'wx N 1 -2 SYMBOLS Hawk Book Anvll Wreath Lamp S YMBOLIC OF Our School Learnlng Work Peace Knowledge E J H . , fr : Tx ef' S , - 2 rm. 1 in .. 5 'A 4, ,J r 'l f f rlxr - Us 1 ll , N, Y X 4 I K xx we 4 Y 'Ex 19171: 457, x 15.35447 7- V 7 fe Q 4 J' '21 ' In slncere apprec1at1on for the adv1ce and t1me g1ven us m our four years of h1gh school we of the Whlte C Staff ded1cate th1s book to Mr. Byron Chrlsman and Mr. 1 Guy Petty uiky., -Mk wiv me lCCl,fL0l'l ,. h R 'Y .- 'B' . 1 ,v ' .- .re Jr 'SG' 1v 'f'W.' ,, . . Q-fi, -X 'zgj ' 3 Q. . ri' ' . S.,-1. wg, gf- -4,4 - ' ? tI'. 4? 'Jw 5 ,N . 'P' w 35: J? jg. , ' O C Y Y ' ll 11 HIQUCLK 5? Ed1tor Kay Grauel Ass1stant Ed1tor Gene Skaggs Buslness Managers Jlm Hubbard Martha Sm1th .Tack Roberts C1rcu1at1on Maragers Walter Scogglns Carol Hardwmk Ray Fraley Typ1 sts Lynda Shackelford Mary Lou Sexton Art Ed1tors Glen K1ng Wanda Woodson L1terary Editors Lucy Reese Bob Hoff P1cture Edltors Sara Tapp Jlm Pryor Russell Doyle Snapshot Edltors Ke1th Graham Garold Becker Athletlcs Tom Qhlg Rodney Ross Features Marylyn Shaw Marlln Tuey Mary Ellen Jouett Orgamzatlons . Mary Daum Gerald Becker, Luc1lle Hardwmk Mus1c Ed1tor Jody Borlm School Photographers John Speckhard Mr Petty .Tumor Representatufe .Tame Graham Sponsors Mr Chrlsman, Mr Petty 4 my Q 7 ' ', ' at ' ' A x -P P , . : 2' OA-rl was Q1-roZ'o1z olrzlfzuzgzyg Zfzzifsg PRESIDENT! DISTRICT NUMBER ONE- GREENE COUNTY JACK MC DONALD Q,-ruwoq' SECRETARY: MRD. RUTH MESA' oun uf srs4p, sunr INKERTON TO THF :773'uS 'JF TF KYLASS OF 19511 Heminiscf-noe is fun am: also sad. lt ell nowevcp tc review the past as :Je look into the future. You are fini:-:irq one .rfrioc of your education at anis tive, and it has been an important tim- in your life. You .wave gr-own up curing tzis period. You have been subjected to many pressures. You have nad Many good times am: m-any heartaches. -luring all cf' tnis you have accomplished such and it is this trtef. I would like to remember as we look to the futzre. You C-ntereo' nigh school anc you imieoiately sl'-az-ted making a name For yourself' as a member of your class ana as a .fc-mu-'r 01' trze nigh school student boojf. I remember you f'i1let',vOur' class offices with dispatch. You became members of' the student council, orbit staiT', drama tics club, car--'ra club, WM, Fill, FTM, chorus, athletic teaws anu otr 3 organisations. lou ,fr-ew un in txzose clubs and activities :mo you saw tnfm grew ano Lmprove unuer your circction. .111 of' ttcm' clubs and activities are better now tier, men you entereo ttf.. .icause ri' j'C.'l' contribution. l am prouu' of you ano me tnings tru: you :fave conf wnile in sch:-ol. I tizillk you fave a right to oe grour: too. I nope tnat all oi' your experiences, l-oth ec-auf: ic am. extra-curl-icular, :eve .lao a real meaning to you ans tnat meg' will flflg you as you go into new fielos. Some of you will go cn to higher ecucatiozlal institutions ana some will go uirectly to work. fmatevfr you do it is ny nope t.-let your nigh school ex- periences will prove valuable to you. fmez-ever you go please remember that I stand reaoj' to be nelpful. Please cell on me anytime. It is with mixed emotions mst I bio you, Q3 vovabe. Sincerely, 1 , , f ' , 1----X Olin vi. Steed , Supt. X 5 Mar of glclucafion Jack McDonald O11n W Stead Supenntendent Ruth Meek Secretary George Come W1111am Pmkerton Ken neth Byland Kenneth Evans W L Carpuncly Ke1th Brannan OLIN W STEAD 5UP'J1mendem MERLE E CROSBY Pnnctpal Umversxty of I1l1no1s B S Um erslty of Wyo Culver Stockton College B S Umverslty mmg M S Teachers College Columbla Unxver of Illmoxs M A s1t 6 MRS B I TROST Illrnoxs State Normal Un lversrty, B Ed Shorthand G1rls PE LIKES Boys and Gtrls MR HARRY ANDERSON Unlverstty of Illrnols B S M S General Scrence Bxology Track Coach LIKES Students who a Job to completron MISS ELIZABETH BELL MacMurray College AB Graduate Work Un1 verslty of G'llC3gO Col umbra Umwersxty Latm 1 2 Englrsh 3 4 LIKES Enthusrasnc Stu dents MR RICHARD HAMANN Southern Illmors Umver slty B Educatron Wash lngton Unlverslty M A St Lours SOCla1SIUdlCS Basketball Coach LIKES A bnght future CLCM f MRS GEORGE W GRAUEL Illrnors College A B M A Mathematrcs LIKES Students who gtvc thexr all MR BYRON CHRISMAN Bradley Umversrty B S Engllsh 1 2 Speech LIKES Students wlth a smcere desrre for educa t1on MISS JANE BRUBAKER Umversxty of Illmors B S Home Economlcs Vo catronal Homemakmg Educatron LIKES Frrendly and co operatrve students MR ELMER L ELLISON Western Ill1no1s State Col lege B S Educatron St Lours Umverslty Law School 1 year Graduate work western Ill1no1s State College Socrology and Economics LIKES Those boys and gxrls who play hard and work hard at the proper tnmes MRS GLORIA KARR 11110015 State Normal Un 1vers1ty B S 1n Ed LIKES The Admlmstratlon GUY O PET TY Umverslty of lll1no1s B S UIIIVCISIIY of North Dak ota Blarrrtz Arnerlcan Un 1vers1ty of France Graduate work at U of I Agnculture LIKES Wrllmgness of stu dents to help me as a fac ulty member MISS NORMA KLUMP Umversrty of l1l1no1s B S 1n Ed Commerc1a1 Typ mg Bookkeepmg General Busmess LIKES A qulet bookkeeping class HRS POHLMAN School Nurse R N Our Savlour s Hospltal LIKES Cooperatlon of the faculty and parents ID all undertakings, MISS LOIS KORTY MacMurray College A B Vocal Musxc LIKES Enthusxastrc u dents OTIS K KARR I111no1s State Normal Un 1vers1ty B S IH Ed Chem 1stry General Sclence Foot ball Coach LIKES Students and athletes who gxve 100079 rn all of therr endeavors MISS VAL BERRY Maclviurray College Publxc School muslc Band, Rural rnuslc LIKES New school butldrng MRS LYNDELL SMITH Secretary LIKES The faculty 3 Jo ANN BORLIN Jody Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Sextet 2, 3,45 An- nual Staff 4, DARLENE BRANNAN BLlgS Eldred 1,2, Vice-President 1, Secretary-Treas- urer 25 Dramatics Club 1,25 Music 1,25 F.H, A, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 G, A, A, 3, RICHARD BRANNAN Dick Eldred 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 45 Track 3, 4: Science Club 45 F, F, A, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 0 GARALD DEAN BECKER Pee Wee Camera Club 2 3, 45 Track 1, 2, nual Staff 4. GERALD G. Camera Club 2 , 3, 45 F, T, A, 3, 45 Speech Contest 3,45 Track 1, 2, Science Club 45 ,3,45 F, T, A, 3, 45 Speech Contest 3,45 Basketball 25 Football 45 An- BECKER G, E, 3,45 Football 45 Basketball 25 Annual Staff 4. HAROLD BETHARD Red F,F, A, 1,2,3, eniord ROBERT BROOKS Bob Football 2,3,4, Basketball 3, Tra A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Music 1,2, 3, ck 1,2,3,4, F, F, FRANKLIN CUSTER K00k F,F, A, 2,3,4, P,E, 1,2,3,4, MARY ELIZABETH DAUM BLlgS F, H. A, 1, 2, 3,4 Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Or- bit Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4, Pep Club 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 3, Librarian 2, Senior Play 4, eniom RUSSELL DOYLE Russ Annual Staff 4, P, E, 1, 2, 3,4, GEORGE R, FARROW IR, Red F, F, A, 3,4, Orbit Staff 3,4, Junior Play 3, Boys' Music 3, 4, RAYMOND FRALEY Ray Jerseyville 1,2, 60 Club 1,2, Science Club 1,2, Conservation Club 2, F, F, A, 4, Science Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4 Vice-President 4, An- nual Staff 4, Pep Club 4, KEITH K. GRAHAM Pete Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 President 4, Science Club 4, Camera Club 3,4, Student Council 4, If, F, A, 1, 2, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, Speech Contest 3, 4, Track 2,3,4, Football 2,:x,4, Music 4, rgr, A, 3,4 Senior Play 4, LUCILLE HARDWICK Lucy G. A. A, 45 F, H, A, 3,45 Annual Staff 4, ROBERT HOFF Jack Treasurer 2, President 35 Dramatics Club 1,25 An- nual Staff 45 Boys' Music 35 F,F,A, l,2,3,4 Treas urer 2, President 3, Reporter 45 Camera Club l,2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Science Club 45 Track 15 Stu- dent Council President 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. GARY HOLTSWARTH Young Sprout Jerseyville 1, 25 F,F, A, 45 Science Club 45 Pep Club 45 6O Club 1, JIM HUBBARD Hubbub Treasurer 3, President 45 Boys' Music l,2, 3,45 F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, President 45 Boys' En- semble 2, 3,45 Music Contest 3,45 Speech Contest 2, 45 P, F, A, Public Speaking Contest 2,3,45 Nat- ional Honor Society 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1, 25 Pep Club 45 Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. KATHARINE A, GRAUEL Kay National Honor Society 3,45 Dramatics Club l,2, 3,4, Play 25 Speech Contest 3,4, State 35 Camera Club 1, 25 F, T, A, 3,4, Historian 3, President 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, President 35 Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Sextet 2,3,4, State 35 Orbit Staff 3,4: PSP Club 4: Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 3,4 Junior Representative 3, Editor 4. JERRY l-IAMEL Squirrel Bait F, F, A, 1, 2, 35 Football 3, 45 Track 1, 2, CAROL HARDWICK Fly Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 F, T, A, 45 F, H. A, 1, 2, 3,4 Treasurer 35 G, A, A, 1,2,35 Science Club 45 Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 3,4 Librarian 3, 4, en ford THOMAS JILG Jughead F, T, A, 3, Parliamentarian 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Camera Club 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Orbit Staff 2, 3,4, Co-Editor 4, Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Speech Con- test 2,3, State Contest 3, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play 3, Boys' Music 1, 3, Senior Play 4. MARY ELLEN JOUETT Groucho Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 4, Camera Club 1,2, Orbit Staff 3,4, G, A, A, 2,3, Vice-President 4, Junior Play 3, F,T, A, 3,4 Historian 4, Music 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, GLEN KING Bert Dramatics Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2 3, Annual Staff 4, Eldred 1,2, en iam JAMES MIDKIFF Conoco Student Council 1, Camera Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4, Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4, Boys' Music 1,2,3,4, Science Club 4, Boys' Quartet 1,2, Bas- ketball 2, Basketball Manager 1, Track 1, 2, Sen- ior Play 4. JAMES PRYOR PinCher Eldred 1,2, Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1,2,3, Annual Staff 4. EARL W. ROBERTS Jack Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play 4. RODNEY ROSS R0d Football 2, 3, 4 Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2,3, F,F, A, 1,2, Annual Staff 4. pf ...Vi LYNDA SHACKELFORD Red Shack Vice-President 2, Camera Clubl, Dramatics Club 1, G, A, A, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, 4, Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Sextet2, 3, 4 State Contest 3, Chorus Contest 2, 3, 4, Orbit Staff4, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4,Nat- ional Honor Society 3, 4, President 4. MARYLYN SHAW Lulu Vice-President 1, F, H, A, Secretary 2, Reporter 3, G, A, A, 3,4, Orbit Staff 4, Music l,2, 3,4,Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 4, GENE SKAGGS Baggo Speech Contest 3, 4 State 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,4, Camera Club 1,2,3,4 Pres- ident 2, 4, Orbit Staff 3,4, Class President 2, Annual Staff 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Boys Music 1, 2, 4, Student Council 3, MARTHA BEA SMITH BuZZ Eldred 1,2, Vice-President 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, F, H, A, 3, Annual Staff 4, Speech Contest 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, LUCY LORETTA REESE Lucy Dramatics Club l,2, Camera Club 1,2,Music 1, F, li, A, 3,4 Pres. 3, Pep Club 4, G, A, A, 2,3,4 Pres, 4, Speech Contest 3, Junior Play 3, Orbit 2, 3, 4 Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4, Presidentl, Vice-President 2 Librarian 3, National Honor Society 3,4. WALTER SCOGGINS Turp Kane 1,2 Presidentl, Dramatics Club 1, Annual Staff 4, Boys' Music 1,2,3,4 Contest 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 3,4, Speech Contest 4, Senior Play 4, MARY LOU SEXTON Cy Secretary 1, 2, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orbit Staff3, 4, Camera Club 1, Annual Staff 4, Speech Contest 3,4 State Contest 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 3,4, Music 1, 2,3, 4 Trio 1, Octet 4, Contest 1,4, F,T, A, 3,4, G, A, A, 2,3,4, Librarian 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Pep Club 4. en iam Q IOHN W. SPECKHARD Merch Vice-President 4, Dramatics 1,2, 3, 4 V, President 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council 2, 3 Treasurer 3, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orbit Staff 3, 4, F, T, A, 3, 4 V, President 3,4, Pep Club 4, Speech Contest 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Science Club Presi- dent 4, Track 1,3, Basketball 1,2 Manager 4, Foot- ball Manager 2, Annual Staff 4, SARA JANE TAPP Janie Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3,4, Science Club 4, F, T, A, 3, 4, G, A, A, 2, 3,4 Re- porter 4, Student Council Secretary 1, Treasurer 4, Cheerleader 1,2,4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 3, 4, Orbit Staff 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Octet 3, Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, GARY TRIBBLE Trib Eldred 1,2 President 2, Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club President 2, Folk Dance Club Vice-President 2, Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Captain 4, Track 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4. eniora MARLIN TUEY Spit P, E, 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. PALMA JEAN WOOD Pam Camera Club 3,4, G, A, A, 3,4, Music 1,2,3,4, Pep Squad 4. WANDA FERN WOODSON Fernie Wornie Orbit Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, aaa .jvdfsfory -f':'f -fn Sara Jane Tapp Marylyn Shaw Jo Ann Borlm J1m M1dk1ff Mary Lou Sexton Mary Ellen Jouett and Lynda Shackelford were among the flrst graders at Carroll ton Pubhc School 1n 1942 These seven students have contlnued thelr twelve school years he re wlthout any 1nterrupt1ons In the month of September a group of exc1ted freshmen entered Carrollton Com mumty I-hgh School The first and most lmportant event of the year was the Fresh man ln1t1at1on a party held ln our honor After thls party we felt we were a part of h1gh school The rema1nder of the year was spent ln adjustlng ourselves to thls new school l1fe Our sophomore year was a very qulet one Aslde from a few partles noth1ng much of 1mportance happened Now we have come to an 1mportant and busy year W1th ordermg of class r1ngs the prom part1es and study1ng there was not much t1me to spare Plans for the prom were soon underway lt was held May 2, the theme belng Stardust We all worked exceptlonally hard to make thls prom a success, and we were qulte proud of our beautlfully decorated gym Our class rmngs were ordered th1s year and for the f1rst tlme a standard crest was declded upon Another lmportant event was our .Tumor Play, Mother Was a Freshman, A very large crowd attended the play and enjoyed It lmmensely The curtalns are now beglnnlng to close on our hxgh school career On December 26, the senmors sponsored the Snow Flake Fest1val dance to celebrate the hol1 days A pr1nce and pr1ncess were selected and a good t1me was enjoyed by everyone who attended The sen1or class play Father of the Br1de was presented xn the spr1ng and was a huge success Plans for our senlor tr1p are now completed and we plan to take It May 22, 23, 24 The last event before graduatlon w1ll be the Semor Tea Our hmgh school days w1ll come to a close on June 1 wh1ch 1S graduatmon Our futures may all be d1fferent but whatexer they are, we w1ll always remember our good old days ln C. C. U.H.S, 17 O , mf- ff, -:W - . ff if -rr 2 f A -' Q.. .T - S 1 M - Vi . 514 l , U s ' , i 7 A Y ' ' . 1 I , - . , . . . . . , . . . . . . y 7 1 I I ,-1 ff- , KLM 'IM I, Garald Becker, do hereby will my '35 Ford to anyone who will drag it away fo I, Gerald Becker, do hereby will my A 's in history to Big Jim Farnbach. I, llarold Bethard, do hereby will my, football knowledge to Prof Farnbach. I, Jody Borlin, do hereby will my nickname Fifi to Miss Klump. I, I, B, Bowers, do hereby will all my gals to Tucker Camerer, l, Darlene Brannan, do hereby will my shy and bashful ways to Marjorie Mundy. I, Dick Brannan, do hereby will the rest of my time to the vicinity of Spanky. I, Robert Brooks, do hereby will my height to Judy Baumgartner. I, Franklin Custer, do hereby will my ability to constantly change permanent seating in stndyhall to David Borlin, I, Mary Daum, do hereby will my quiet disposition to Mrs. Trost. I, Russel Doyle, do hereby will my worn history book to David Grizzle, hoping it will last another year. l, George Farrow, do hereby will my red hair and brains to Terry James. I, Raymond Fraley, do hereby will my nickname Great Lover to Mr, Chrisman. l, Keith Graham, do hereby will my interest in Sandra Carter to Stanley Tribble. I, Kay Grauel, do hereby will my nickname Woopie to Connie Gleason, in hopes that she will not live up to it, I, Ierry Hamel, do hereby will all my girl friends and female admirers to anyone who can find them. I, Carol Hardwick, do hereby will my sweet, kind, and loving disposition to Pat Pruitt. I, Lucille llardwick, do hereby will my good shorthand grades to Orville Henson. I, Robert Hoff, do hereby will my bruised shins and cool temper to Becky Beckdoldt. I, Gary Holtsworth, do hereby will my locker pardner, loe Brannan, to anyone who has a lockcrhe can open I, lim Hubbard, do hereby will my back bumper to Keith Graham, - l, Thomas jilg, do hereby ,will my ability to leave girls alone to Stanley Tribble. I, Mary Ellen Jouett, do hereby will my sophisticated ways to Beverly King, I, Glen King, do hereby will my large eyebrows to Sandy Carter, I, Jim Midkiff, do hereby will my ability to forget things to anyone that will use it to his best advantage. l, lim Pryor, do hereby will my 1937 Terroplane to Becky Beckdolt for 351, 00. I, Jack Roberts, do hereby will my height to Art Linn. I, Rodney Ross, do hereby will my ability to write excellent compositions to Miss Bell. I, Lucy Schofield, do herebpwill my nickname Whippomill to Barb Keele and Squirt Reese. I, Walter Scroggins, do hereby will my grand sense of humor to Janie Graham. I, Mary Lou Sexton, do hereby will my shy and quiet ways to Miss Klump, I, Lynda Shackelford, do hereby will my temper to Jeanie Dotson whom I hope can control it better than I. l, Marylyn Shaw, do hereby will my ability to understand physics to Coach Karr. n I, Gene Skaggs, do hereby will my trumpet playing abilities to Harry James, l, Martha Smith,n do hereby will my height to Ivlerilee McQuerry, l, John Spuckhard, do hereby will my ability to get along with Coach Karr to Sandy Carter. I, Sara lane Tapp, do hereby will my love for men to Sharon Howard. I, Gary Tribble, do hereby will my beard to Larry Anderson. l, Marlin Tuey, do hereby will my coondogs to Catfish Shafer. I, Palma Woods, do hereby will my ability to understand American history to Mr. Hamman. I, Wanda Woodson, do hereby will excess pounds to Phyllis Long. ' We, the Mnior Class, do hereby will our always polite and obedient attitude toward the faculty, to all the underclassmen. I r 55.00. -',.,..- ,,41LY-,4,,-m . f P r,j3-f- -we ff-- JODY BORLIN, Jody is now the wife of Freddy Baumgartner and has a part time job doing mechanic work. DARLENE BRANNAN, Darlene is happily married and rapidly making a name for herself in the boxing world. MARY DAUM, Mary has been on a one woman crusade against men, at present she has had 14 husbands, all of which have died mysteriously. RUSSEL DOYLE, Russel has quit the grocery business and has taken a position in the state senate. JIM MIDKIFF, Jim is today known as Lighting Jim , the fastest man on three wheels. Jim is Uicycle test man for Sears and Roebuck, JIM HUBBARD. Jim, unfortunately after leaving college fell into the hands of 'bad company' and is now promoting es- cape trips from Sing Sing. ROBERT HOFF, Bob has been at Jacksonville since 1954, the Senior Class Trip was too much for him, CAROL HARDWICK, Carol is today employed at the Ralphie Electric Shop. She hasn't caught Ralphie yet! KAY GRAUEL, Kay was a test pilot for McDonnell Aircraft, her latest flight ending in disaster when she attempted to fly a jet in reverse, V ' '- HAROLD BETHARD, Harold is getting paid to sing 'Study Hall Hillbilly over radio station KST L. JERRY HAMEL, Jerry is chief chef at the Waldolf Hotel, and is known for his Pearidge Pickles. RAYMOND FRALEY, Ray is connected with the FBI, lle 'son their 10 most wanted criminals list, KEITH GRAHAM, Keith is the local Westem Auto man and is happily married to Janelle, -RODNEY ROSS, Rodney is farming with his father, and writes compositions for English students as a sideline. ' TOM JILG, Tom is married to Wanda and is the local Patriot editor. SARA JANE TAPP, Sara is a race horse jockey and is touring the world with Lady of War . PALMA WOOD, Palma is a policewoman in New York, she teaches judo as a hobby, GENE SKAGGS, Gene dyed his hair black and is playing his f'uke for Authur Godfrey. MARYLYN SHAW, Marylyn is the President's secretary and at present is working with him at Key West. JACK ROBERTS, Jack is manied and presently is a landscape artist for a Christmas Card Co. MARLIN TUEY, Marlin is employed by the county to inspect the food at the various school cafeterias. MARY ELLEN JOUETT, Mary is still letting Turp chase her and she almost has him caught, JOHN SPECKHARD, John is a professional gambler and presently located at Las Vegas, MARY LOU SEXTON, Mary Lou has monopolized the pretzel industries by adding a new twist in handling the dough. LORETTA REESE, Lucy is a lady-dare-devil. Her main act is riding a motorcycle with Carl, ' WANDA WOODSON, Wanda went all through medical school and recently opened an office in Carrollton. LUCILLE HARDWICK, Lucille has her college degree in Home Economics and is baking cakes for Betty Crocker. ROBERT BROOKS, Bob is in'Chicago testing the durability of gum for the Double Gubblegum Company. DICK BRANNAN, Dick holdsthe world 's table tennis championship and is now on a world tour with his wife. GLEN KING, Glen is head tailor at Ruth 's Dress Shop, . GEORGE FARROW, George is doing research work at the U of I, trying to exterminate Red hair. MARTHA SMITH, Martha has been divorced ten times. At present, she is a Marriage Councilor in New York. V FRANK CUSTER, Frank has become a second Frank Sinatra and just recently won an Oscar for his roll in From Eternity to Here. GERALD BECKER, Jerry is a lingerie salesman at Stix in St, Louis. GAROLD BECKER, Gary for the past five years has been mascot for the Chicago Bears, pro football club. LYNDA SHACKELFORD, Lynda, under the instruction of Henry, has learned to milk cows and is gaining world-wide fame as chief milker in Prairie Farms' Creamery. WALTER SCROGGINS, Turp can be seen on Super Circus, he wears the gorilla suit. GARY TRIBBLE, Gary is the leader and vocalist of his own 8 piece band. JIM PRYOR, Jim is a State Patrolman. P. S. He's death to boys with Terraplanes. ' GARY HOLTSWORTH, Gary is an ostrick jockey at Key West, Florida and is really bringing this sport to the attention nf the American people. ' ' I9 fr i y fa iff Loyal Darr Junior Day Jack Early Carroll Evans Jim Farnbach Harry Flowers Yvonne Gilbert Janie Graham Nancy Greaves Clayton Baker Becky Bechdoldt Joe Brannan Minnie Camden Shirley Camerer Linda Carpunky Doris Carter Sandra Carter Harold Cravens fno picture! David Grizzle Doris Helton Orville Henson Monna Hillis Sharon Howard Mary Hyde Betty Johnesee Sandra Landon Art Linn IQ.. Phyllis Long Bill McAdams Dale Nolan Calvin Pegram Margaret Pfleger Leroy Phillips Duane Pruitt Ruth Pruitt William Reese Stanley Tribble Gary Turpin Duane Varble Wanda Varble Marjorie Waters Barbara Williams Sarah Williams Martha Wolfley David Ruyle Ruth Weber fno picture, Donald Rhoades Nancy Ross Norbert Riechman Marjorie Schofield Wanda Schofield Tom Shafer Joyce Smith Loretta Smith Pat Talley in Fred Baumgartner, Richard Becker, Danny Behringer, Ronnie Bishop, Dean Bland, Phyllis Camerer, Barbara Clendenen, Norris Combs, Richard Crotchett Franklin Curtright Ronald Farnback Donald Farrow Terry Flatt Barbara Foreman Connie Gleason Shelby Hamel Larry Handlin Patricia Hardwick N-.M -q-.-i Paul Hardwick, Faye Henson, Jerry Hurt, Lowell Johnson, Dixie Jones Cleve Journey, Barbara Keele, Beverly King, Darlene King, Norma Jo Lak1n Susie Ligon Phyllis Logan Donald Martin Doris Mason Jack Meek Margie Milner Benton Mundy Marjorie Mundy Carl Phillips Omar Portwood Ronald Rayls Charles Retherford, Lee Richey Daryl Rlec man Helen Ross Delmar Schofield Donald Shaw, Freda Scheaffer Arlena Alice Stewart Leroy Sullivan Donna Swann Larry Townzen Dennis Vetter Donna Vorhies Eric Wilson Gerald Wolfley Ted Young -I Dixie Bones, 'Y app, and Shelby Hamel, Sara did a CLQQYZQGCIQY5 ndy Carter, rle ade r s ason. Talley, Sa ' e chee ood se LEFT TO PAGHT1 Pat backing oi the students, the iw n athletic teams forward to a g o at the games, but also at ad oi tirne, a .ng nstant Carrollto team eg ned ahe 'n boosti With the co splendid job in urging the The cheerleaders not only gave the meetings. The iive cheerleaders plan , ' . The sessions were very beneficial i 5 Upep session f .. variou ' te pep rfllnu te am . thi rty oi the the morale LEFT TO P.lGl-lT1 Pat Talley, Sandy Caner, Shelby lflamel, Sara Tapp, and Dix ic longs. Rodney Ross Right End ' Jim Farnbach Right Tackle Duane Varble Right Guard Dick Brannan Center Keith Graham Left Guard Ronnie Bishop Left Tackle St James H 27 0 White Hall T 13 0 y Winchester Be thalto H Z5 7 Roodhouse H 28 0 Jersyville Pleasant Hill T 26 7 iHornecomingJ Greenfield ' ' ' T 6 12 ' TOP ROW walter Scoggins Keith Graham Cleve journey Jim Pryor Duane Varble Gene Skaggs Tom Iilg Dick Brannan Pittsfield joolgayf Robert Brooks Left End Gary Turpin Right Half Tom Iilg Fullback Walter Scoggins Left Half Gene Skaggs Quarterback T 26 7 H , zo 33 T 26 7 BOTTOM ROW Rodney Ross Ronnie Bishop Robert Brooks - I im Farnbach Gary Turpin Garald Becker Gereld Becker Jerry Hamel rROM LEFT' TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Ken Karr, Dick Brannan', Loyal Darr', Tom 1ilg', Ted Young, Ron Bishop Fred Baumgarmer', Jack Roberts', Joe Brannan', Gary Tribble', Art Linn', Calvin Pegram, Coach Richard Hamann. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Gerald Becker, Eric Wilson, Lyndall Basden, Terry Flatt, Dean Bland, Tom Stone, Cleve Journey, Larry Handlin Ted Hermans, Donald Martin, Mgr. Lanny Lovekamp. FIRST ROW: Tom Handlin, Billy Ruyle, Leroy Robinson, Gene Robinson Gary Pfleger, George Stewart, David Carter, Adrian Varble, Ken Smith, Terry James, and Larry Bangert. Lettermen Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton Carrollton Ca rrollton Carrollton Carrollton C arrollton Ca. rrollton Ca rrollton Ca rrollton Ca rrollton Ca rrollton H .izal-eldaf Bethalto Milton Virginia Ca rlinville Greenfield Girard Roodhouse White Hall G-riggsville Arenzville Winchester Jer seyville Greenfield SCHEDULE S 34 Carrollton 54 Roodhouse 43 Carrollton 72 Pleasant Hill 53 Carrollton 52 Staunton 53 Carrollton 45 White Hall 44 Carrollton 55 Winchester 48 Carrollton 54 Jerseyville 37 Winchester Tournament , 52 Carrollton 59 Greenfield 42 Carrollton 48 Winchester 47 Greene County Tournament lChampsj 44 Carrollton 53 White Hall 59 Carrollton ' 72 Greenfield 43 Q 4 W AW-, I fx '-gf ff 0 5 QQ- Y C2 Sl? JY s ' Y. 1 ....- , A vs.. f i ' 50 Sara and Turp :F I . n ,L -5--r--Vg YK 5- I 4 1 - I . Z S and Lucy and Tom y and Gary Dixie and Keith omecoming The C. C. U, H,S, Homecoming started Wednesday night, October 14, with the Junior Class Play, Meet Corliss Archer. The cast included Sandra Carter, Gary Turpin, Harry Flowers, Sarah Beth Williams, Sharon Howard, Shirley Camerer, Doris Carter, Betty Johnisee, Jack Early, Janie Graham, and Art Linn. On Thursday night, the annual bonfire and pep meeting brought out a great deal of enthusiasm. Following the bon-fire, everyone joined in a snake dance from the football field to the square. On Friday afternoon the Homecoming Parade began, consisting of 54 floats. The parade was the largest since Homecoming began 6 years ago. Prizes were awarded to the three best floats. The Girls Music Float placed first, the Sophomore class second, and the Art 2 Float third. Store windows were attractively decorated for the occasion. At 8 o'clock came the opening kickoff of the game before a large crowd. Carrollton came out on top with a 28 to 0 victory over Roodhouse. The Homecoming Dance supplied a gay and festive finale to Homecoming Week. The gym was beautifully decorated with clusters of green and white streamers floating from the ceiling. H. Penny's Band provided the music. The highlight of the evening, the crowning of the queen, found Sandra Carter, a junior the queen. She is the first underclassman to become queen. She wore a white strapless, ballerina gown and was escorted by Gary Tribble. Her attendants in order of their rank were: Sara Tapp escorted by Turp Scoggins, Loretta Schofield escorted by Tom Jilg, Dixie Jones escorted by Keith Graharng and Patsy Tally escorted by Gene Skaggs. The retiring queen, Phyllis Day, crowned the new ueen. She was escorted b .Toe Wa ner. Gail fl Y S Vinyard and Dickie Midkiff made a charming flower girl and page. The new queen received a bracelet, a gift of the Student Council, presented by President Bob Hoff, After an evening of dancing the 1953 Homecoming came to a glorious close. .ff V 1 -sl lllllg- QT i,,f m .55 ' '9Fv', sinh 'K ii 4 - I fff as J , paw ' 1 gs. . ,,.I r -f 'v ,. -:tif fuk.. C Ezaffi we 'gif i it April April April April April April April M ay M ay May May flag iam Carlinville - - here Maroon-Jay-Hawk ' Carrollton, Greenfield, and Jerseyville-at County at Roodhouse Jacksonville--here A Fresh-Soph Invitational at Greenfield Illinois Valley Conference at Pleasant Hill Fre sh-Soph Invitational at Jerseyville District at Taylorville Fresh-Soph Invitational at Carlinville State Meet at Champaign Jerseyville Q' .X4CflUlfl85 7764 fcona .Honor oclef Q ROW 1 Jim Hubbard Martha Bea Smith Lynda ihackelford Ray Fraley Loretta Reese ROW 2 Mary Lou Sexton Gary Tribble Kay Grauel Mr Stead Sponsor Sara Jane Tapp Bob Hoff Marylvn Shaw 5?Ll6!Ql'lf 60lfU'lCl ROW 11 Jeannie Dotson, Shirley Rae Roll, Sharon Howard, Bob Hoff, Sara Jane Tapp, Janie Graham, Dixie Jones. ROW 2: Mr, Crosby, Allan Phillips, Miss Bell, Donald Martin, Loretta Reese, Keith Graham, Connie Gleason, Gary Turpin, Mr, Ellison, 36 ROW lr Gerald Becker, Sandra Carter, Helen Ross, Kay Grauel, John Speckhard, Mary Ellen Jouett, Connie Glea- son, Harry Flowers, ROW 2: Mrs, Grauel - Sponsor, Sarah Beth Williams, Sara Jane Tapp, Donna Vorhies, Carol Hardwick, Sharon Howard, Mary Lou Sexton, Duane Pruitt, ROW 3: Raymond Fraley, Tom Jilg, Keith Graham, LeRoy Phillips, Garald Becker, Loyal Darr. jufure .mac era of .xdmerica ramaficd ROW l: Mary Daum, Kay Grauel, Connie Gleason, Keith Graham, John Speckhard, Mary Ellen Jouett, Jim Mid- kiff, Jack Early, ROW 2: Mr, Chrisman - Sponsor, Mary Lou Sexton, Sara Jane Tapp, Sandra Carter, Sharon How ard, Betty Johnesee, Carol Hardwick, Shelby Hamel, ROW 31 Duane Pruitt, Shirley Camerer, Jody Borlin, Helen Ross, Bill McAdams, Loyal Darr, Harry Flowers, Sarah Beth Williams, Pat Talley, 52.5 f I, f +iL.1. ROW lg L. Phillips, B. McAdams, K. Smith, L. Stcndeback, I. Midkiff, J. Early, L. Robinson, L. Darr, H. Flowers. ROW 2551. Bushnell, L. Townsen, S. Tribble, A. Linn, G. Turpin, C. Gleason, D. Martin, J. Speckhard, P. Talley, D. Jones, R, Richey, B. Hoff, Mr. Andersen, G. Bethard. ROW 3: B. King, S. Hamel, P. Camerer, B. Reif, T. Liles, D. Vorhies, S. Williams, P. Logan, S. Tapp, B. Clendennen, C. Hardwick, M, Milner, S. Gleason, B. Beckdolt. ROW 4: L. Bangert, C. Philips, D. Carter, K. Black, N. Carpunky, P. Pruett, H. Ross, D. Farrow, D. Vetter, L. Richey, D. Bland, D. Borlin, R. Crotchett, F. Curtright, E. wilson R. Becker, J. Hurt. ROW 5: R. Fraley, D. Shaw, L. Handlin, I. Day, F. Baumgartner, J. Brannan, Ge. Becker, J. Farnback, Ga, Becker, C. Journey, B. Mundy, D. Pruitt, T. Hermens, L. Lovekamp, L. Anderson. cience og rariarw SEATED: Carol Hardwick, Shirley Camerer, Ruth Weber, Phyllis Camerer, Helen Ross. STANDING: Mary Lou Sexton, Phyllis Logan, Mr, Chrisman - Advisor, Sharon Howard, LeRoy Phillips. il , 'Tl arrofkon Muff QOW lg S, Roll, S, Riechmann, D. Davidson, P. Pruett, l-I, Ross doldt, lxl, McOuerry, B, Hav- elka, Ci, Nioushon, P, Pruert, K, Smith, J, Rhoades, B, T ur- pin, K, Black. ROW 3: B, John- isee, A, Cunningham, C. Bran- nan, E, Wilson, B. Re-if, C. Saupe, L, Gillingham, C, Var- ble, G,B, Griffith, S. Martin, T, Ross. ROW 4: J. Flatt, P, Talley, CI, Gleason, B, Boirum, M, Graves, gan! For the first time in the history of the Carrollton area a school band has become a reality. Under the direction of Miss Val Berry the In January the group of instrumentalists was divided Band. The Senior Band includes thirty five members five members. Both bands played for several events dents entered the district music contest in solos and school band was started last fall. into a Senior Band and a Junior and the Junior Band has forty during the year and eleven stu- ensembles. Band conte stants ROW2: I. Varnbach, S, Bech- , , ' . - f -...-,... ' f J . 4 . Q 5. 3 ROW lg Lynda Shackelford, Mary Lou Sexton, Barbara Holtsworth, Nancy Carpunky, Shelby Hamel, Pat Talley, Sue Gleason, Artie Lou Baker, Margie Milner, Donna Vorhies, Barbara Keele, ROW 21 Miss Korty, Merrilee McQuerry, Pat Pruitt, Barbara Clendennen, Jody Borlin, Doris Helton, Sharon Howard, Marylyn Shaw, Doris Carter, Ruth Pruitt, Becky Reif, Toni Liles, ROW 3: Sandy Carter, Jeannie Dotson, Minnie Camden, Judy Farnbach, Shirley Canierer, Lor- etta Smith, Kay Grauel, Mary Ellen Jouett, Peggy Giberson, Sandy Landon, ROW 4: Shirley Roll, Connie Gleason, Palma Woods, Phyllis Long, Donna Swann, Arlena Short, Sara Jane Tapp, Nancy Greaves, Florence Scoggins, Dixie Jones, Sarah Beth Williams. Q36 , CAoru5 03.4 ' Cxoma ROW lg Joe Brannan, Gary Turpin, Ted Young, Jim Midkiff, Bill McAdams, Ken Smith, Dennis Vetter, Don Farrow, ROW 2: Miss Korty, Lee Richey, Walter Scoggins, Stanley Tribble, Dean Bland, Harry Flowers, Jack Kell, Terry Flatt, Benton Mundy, George Farrow, Richard Crotchett. ROW 3: LeRoy Phillips, Art Linn, Jack Early, David Carter, Keith Graham, Jim Farnbach, Jim Hubbard, Larry Townsen, Junior Day, Allen Phillips. ROW 1: Carol Hardwick, Sara Tapp, Sandy Carter, Lucy Reese, Lynda Shackelford, Mary Ellen J-iuett, Kay Grauel, Susie Ligon, ROW 2: Margie Milner, Barbara Holtsworth, Sue Gleason, Sharon Howard, Barbara Clendennen, Clara Reif, Nancy Ross, Loretta Smith, Minnie Camden, Palma Wood, Lucille Hardwick. ROW 3: Dolores Shaw, Mary Lou Sexton, Darlene King, Doris Mason, Alice Maston, Judy Farnback, Arlena Short, Doris Carter, Sarah Williams, Tudie Camerer, Marylyn Shaw, Mrs, Trost. ROW 4: Barbara Keele, Nancy Carpunky, Pat Pruett, Shirley Roll, Mer- rilee McQucrry, Becky Reif, Toni Liles, Connie Gleason, Beverly King, Faye Henson, Helen Ross, Donna Vorhies, Phyllis Long. I l oft: ,staff Editors: Lucy Reese, Tom Jilg, Associate Editors: Gary Turpin, Janie Graham. Assistant Editors: Helen Ross, Eric Wil- son, Business Manager: Mary Daum, Advertizing Managers: Sara Tapp, Mary Sexton. Art Editors: John Specl-chard, Jack Early, Club Reporters: Kay Grauel, Sandra Carter. Sports Editor: Gene Skaggs. Society Editor: Sharon Howard, Exchange: Mary Jouett. Typists: Lynda Shackelford, Wanda Woodson, Marylyn Shaw, Humor: Shirley Camerer. Circulation: LeRoy Phillips, George Farrow. Advisor: Miss Elizabeth Bell. i - 7 trri fly gjcfucafion dica ROM' lg l. Haumgartner, K, Grauel, S, Tapp, S. Howard, B, Beckdolt, R, Weber, D, llelton, P, Logan, L, Shackelford, M, Jouett, G, Herring, A, Baker, M, Milner, W, Schofield, B, lohnisee, ROW 21 L, Reese, B, Keele, S. Carter, A, Stewart, F, llenson, S. Landon, C, Hardwick, D, Swann, M, Daum, L, Hardwick, M, Camden, P, Woods, M. Shaw, J, Dodson, W, Varble, ROW 3: B, Holtswortli, K, Price, S. Schofield, M, Walters, S, Camerer, D, Reynolds, A, Maston, C, Rief, N, Ross, L, Smith, N. Lakin, S, Shaw, J, Farnback, L, Robinson, B, Foreman, Mrs, Trost, ROW 41 P, Pruitt, D, Mason, D, King, D, Shaw, L, Scoggins, A, Short, D, Carter, Y, Gilbert, S, Blewingham, M, Norton, M, McCann, M, McCann, B, King, F, Shafer, M, Mundy, ROW 5: T, Liles, S, Roll, M, McQuerry, B, Clendennen, F, l-lillis, P, Dean, P, Plogger, P, Camerer, P. Talley, S, Hamel, ROW 61 S. Gleason, B, Reif, N, Carpunky, H. Ross, D, Vorhees, 5, Williams, C. Gleason, D, Jones, N, Greaves, F, Scroggins, P, Giberson, L, Varble, C, Floyd, S. Ligori, ROW 1: Gary Bethard, LeRoy Phillips, lim Hubbard, Tom Shaefer, Don Shaw, Paul Hartwick, Bill McAdams, David Borlin, Frances Talley. ROW 2: David Ruyle, Bob Hoff, George Farrow, Jerry Hamel, Harold Bethard, Jim Mickiff, lim Pryor, Lanny Lovekamp, lack Early, Frank- lin Cllrffiglll. ROW 3: Richard Crotchett, Marvin Hardwick, Larry Stendeback, Charles Rutherford, Omar Portwood, Turp Scoggms, Benton Mundy, Clayton Baker, David Grizzle, Russell Doyle, Larry Anderson, ROW 41 Ronnie Evans, Lee Richey, Bob Richey, Ron Farriback, Ger- ald Wolfley, Allan Phillips, Larry Banger, Kent Black, Harry Pryor, Donald Rollins, Bud Bushnell, Gerald Becker, Dickie Daum, Bud Johnso l'l ago ' pkgfiica gvclucafion ROW lg Shirley Camerer, Nancy Greaves, Sandy Landon, Wanda Schofield, Mary Daum, Lucy Reese, Margie Milner, Darlene Bran- nan, Barbara Keele, Yvonne Gilbert, Miss Brubaker - Advisor, ROW 21 Lucille Hardwick, Marjorie Mundy, Faye Henson, Alice Stu- wart, Marylyn Shaw, Minnie Caniden, Monna Hillis, Loretta Smith, Martha Walters, Marie McCann, Mauretta McCann, Frances Hillis, Peggy Giberson, Florence Scdggins, ROW 3: Beverly King, Nancy Carpunky, Artie Lou Baker, Betty Johnisee, Wanda Varble, Dolores Shaw, Phyllis Long, Garneita Herring, Clara Reif, Nancy Ross, Doris Carter, Linda Varble, Judy Baumgartner, ROW4: Becky Reif, Susie Ligon, Donna Vorhies, Donna Swann, Marilyn Shannon, Ruth Brooks, Arlena Short, Carol Hardwick, Shirley Roll, Phyllis Canierer, Margaret Pfleger, Darlene King, Doris Mason. ROW lg Nlr, Petty - Advisor, Duane Varble, Terry Flatt, Larry Hanlin, lim Hubbard, Keith Graham, Tom Shafer, Bob Hoff, Carroll Evans. ROW 2: Jerry Hamel, Harold Bethard, Danny Behringer, Darryl Riechrriann, Delmar Schofield, Dean Bland, Richard Daum, Gary Bethard, Carl Philips, Jack Kell, Gary l-loltsworth. ROW 35 Bud Bushnell, LB, Bowers, George Farrow, Marlin Bushnell, Charles Retherford, Donald Farrow, Dennis Vetter, Billy Ruyle, Francis Talley, Tom llanlin, Ronnie Evans, ROW -ig Gary Pfleger, Jack Meek Paul Hartwick, Joe Brannan, Bob Brooks, Junior Day, Ronald Rayles, David Carter, Adrian Varble, Norbert Riechniann, Dick Brannan ,ki , . ' r Z, O J 1, Lightning's Crew. 2. The Stroller, 3, Favorite Passtime, 4, The Snow-Flake gang, 5, Don't burst an eyeball, Bobu 6, Bust shot of Hubo! 7, Yep! It was a tough season. 8. Whee! 9. The Three Cavaliers, 10, Our Only R,O,T,C, member, 11, The Carollers, 12, Those guys sure tackle high, 13, The Night after the Day Before. 44 ff' -. -,.,,,?+,, f 3. JUNIOR TILAY, ROW 11 Gary Turpin, jack Early. ROW 2: Sat.dra Carter, Shirley Camerer, Sharon Howard, Janie Graham, Sarah Williams. ROW 3: Betty Iohnisee, Art Linn, Doris Helton, Harry Flowers, Doris Carter, MUSIC CON'l'l'S'l'ANTS, ROW l: Miss Korty, Lynda Shackelford, Jody Borlin, Shirley Catnerer, Ruth Pruitt Kay Grauel, Donna Swann, Nancy Greaves, ROW fx Rlerilee McQuerry Pat Pruetr, Dixie Jones, Sarah WH- liams, Artie Baker, Hilda Johnson, Toni Liles, Sharon Howard, Shelby Hamel, Mary Lou Sexton, ROW 3: Jitn Fxlidkiff, Harry Flowers, Bill MC- Adarns, Jim Hubbard, Ted Young, Gary T urpin, Walter Scoggins, Daxid Carter. I F fl' ,-sk L4 7' H610 lx CCJX7 ,. '7 X' ' Eg - Iulsoni WSJ. .img Zfl,'Y7ig.: M UI' Uaivglgs Loyd, Uplm l. S 1. I 2 v 9 . LHC I if r?7lfl'Vii CON. 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