Carterville High School - Lionite Yearbook (Carterville, IL)

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75f'Dlaclc Dsamond C ll S P Zlumnr Sentnr Banquet The -lunxor Scnxor Banquet the most longed for BHBII' of the school season was glven nn the Hlgh School Gymnasium on the night of May 22 l925 The night chanced to be one of bright and clear beauty adding a pollshed atmosphere to the event The gymnasxum was beautiful bemg dlvlded into a dmlng room and 3 receptlon room hy lattxce work and Flowers The reception room was prettlly decorated ID the Senlor Class colors orchld and gold whlle the dmlng., room was decorated mn green and whlte the unlors colors large pots of ferns were placed about both ln the dmmg., and receptlon rooms Beautlful Floor lamps reed chairs rugs and shaded lights also graced the rooms glvlng them a comfortable and homey appearance Besides the unxor and Senior classes the faculty and members of the board of educa tlon were present makmg the guests number about exghty four Damty tables large enough to seat four guests were arranged ln the dlnlng hall They were covered with frmged decorations of green and whxte and vases holdmg, lJPBLlllfLll whlte carnatlons were placed ln the center At elght o clock while soft muslc was belng played the guests were quletly dxrected to thelr seats by waitresses from the Sophomore class A four course luncheon was then erved conslstlng of frult cocktail chicken ple creamed potatoes creamed peas vegetable alad rolls butter lce cream lced tea and mlnts Between the courses the followlng program was glven directed by the toast master ames l-lastle Welcome Nlllton Wagner Response Ray Wxlllams Talk Mr Parr Talk Mr Armstrong Readmg Lena Ledford Talk Mr Ayre Talk Mr Flshel MUSIC unxor Boys uartet Senior Ambltlon Mary HUC Hall After the banquet the guests returned to the reception hall where they were agam entertalned by muslc smgmg playlng games and dancmg the Vlrglnna Reel About twelve tlvrty the guests departed the Seniors assuring the unlors that they had spent P wonderful evening one that would always remam ln thenr hearts and memorles A5 QBIIP Nlaxme Allen lmmle Hadfleld Grace Betts Bert Samuel ulla Mae Stockton Raym0l'ld FOZZBfCl Mary ane Hall lmmle Hashe sflvman Sharp Elvyn Winning lVl1nn1e Lauder Paul DOTTIS Reta Beavers Fred l..aLlClCl' Floss1e Taylor Taft Baker Reon Cram Trevas Cannon Della Harrxss Eldon Peak Velma Lauder Milton Wagner 78 I 11 ' - ' - ' V . p. I -I Y ' D ' . . , . Y J . ' : V l Musilffffffffffffffffffifffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff.'.'ff.'.'.'.'jLLL2Lf sm- Quartet . ' ...................................................................... J ' ' Q A ' ' ............................................................. . j L . Y 'l A A . . 'I . . . . . -J. . . j ' . - . -J -J. .A 1 . Q

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75'Dlaclr Dsamond C ll S illztlluwe 211 Qlarmual The hrst umportant event of Cartervulle Hugh School resulted un a boomung success for the Senuor Class Thus saud event was the celebratung of All Hallows Eve at the Hugh School gymnasuum Fruday nught October 30 l925 Thus celebratuon has been tradutuon of C C H S for many years Thus year the celebratuon was guven un the fashuon of a Carnuval The doors opened t 7 00 and a grand parade started at 8 00 ocloclc Pruzes were guven for the most artustucally and comucally dressed people The judges had a rather dufflcult proposutuon un choosung because of the varuous types of costumes Sude shows uncludung, the Negro 'Vlunstrel and Gurls Nlusucal show furnushed good entertaunment to a great part f the crowd The remaunder of the crowd was kept busy by goung through the Spooky Hall way seeung the Suamese Twuns havung theur fortunes told tryung theur luck at the fish pond eatung and drunlcung at booths or buyung school souvenurs The crowd was also entertauned by free acts from the Negro Minstrel and by musuc from a clown band All these VHYIOUS thungs mentuoned along wuth the cooperatuon of the Senuor Class help of the school and cutuzens of Cartervulle and other cutues auded greatly un the success Martha washington Eva A Martha Washungton Tea was guven by the Hugh School Monday evenung Feb 22 l926 at the Hugh School gymnasuum lu was guven both as a socual and busuness affaur well establushed and wudely equupped lubrary us necessary and essentual to the wel are of any school s as a busuness affaur the tea was guven to uncrease the schools sbrary ln order to do thus the admussuon was set as a book or the pruce of a book Thus plan worl-:ed flue and the school us grateful for all boolcs both sent and brought nd apprecuates the large attendance especually of the older folks As a socual aflaur the tea was guven of course to entertaun and please the auduence good program was planned and guven wuth much success It consusted of the followung Orchestra Patruotuc song, by auduence Musuc by Curls Hugh School uartette Cafrles Nlunuet by eught Hugh School Gurls Other games uncludung Polo races and Menagerue Small hatchets were then passed and matched wuth others un order to fund your partner for tea and wafers whuch were served un the dunung room 79 Q , 0 of the Carnival. A ge f ' 0, . . ' . . , AV . . i . . 1: l. ', 2. ' ' 1 ' . 4. . 5. . .y . . . 6. ' ' ' .