Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1935 volume:

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To this end, it is our purpose to stimulate our students to develop a character of integrity which the citizens of a democracy must have if the democratic way of life is to remain in our country. The virtues which we strive to teach our students are: reliability, honesty, initiative, enthusiasm, and sin- cerity. We believe the student should be part of the world in which intelligent adjustments and readjustment may take place, L. N. Jackson, Superintendent EDUC A'I' ION Left to Right - William Shubert, Ralph Thomas, Milton Biama, Elmer Leming, Ward Meyer Norman L. Prest. MR I HAROLD BOYD X President MISS FAITH WISELY Secretary MR. NED F. CARLTON Randolph County Superintendent of Schools He began teaching in 1927. His first class was the fifth grade at Coulterville. In 1928 he went to Kaskaskia Island, where he taught for 5 years. He then taught at Steelville for 4 years until he was elected County Superintendent in 1939. He has been County Superintendent for 24 years. He plans to retire at the end of the term, Thus his teaching career has been spent, entirely, in Randolph County. FACIJLW MRS. L. N. JACKSON English, Library MISS ELIZABETH REST Commerce MR. GORDEN PETERS, Coach Physical Ed. . Drivers Ed. MR. CHARLES LEMING Social Studies MR. JAMES MONTGOMERY Music MR. MERLYN A. HAAG Science, Latin 1 MRS. LINDA HESTER Mathematics MRS. GLORIA COSTELLO Home Economics, Family Living MR. ROGER PAUL SATHOFF Industrial Arts Nov. 20, 1961 - May 29, 1962 MR. EDGAR R. ALBRIGHT Industrial Arts Aug. 31, 1961 - Nov. 20, 1961 QENIOIZQ BRENDA DAVIS Student Council-1 Eaglettes-1 Library Staff-1 Pep Club-1, Pres. -3 Cheerleading -2 Class-Vice President- Annual Staff-4 F.H.A. -1,2, 3,4 Industrial Arts Club-1 DA RLENE KNOPE Eaglettes-1 F.H.A. -1,2, 3,4 Pep Club-1,3 Queen Candidate-1 Annual Staff-1 Glee Club-4 Class -Vice President Student Council -4 Pep Club-1,3 F.H.A. -1,2,3,4 -4 CONNIE CANTRELL F. H.A. -1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading-4 Pep Club- 1 Eaglettes-1 Annual Staff-1 Student Council-1 Class-Sec. , Treas. -3 Pep Club-1,3 F.H.A. -1,2,3,4 GARY KIRKPATRICK CAROLYN BUMANN CHERYL PARKINSON f.. 'G' 0-N 1 'Tits' 'se ELIZABETH ICENHOUR CHARLES HOSKIN Eaglettes-l Industrial Arts Club-1, 2 Pep Club-3 Pep Club-2 F.H.A.-1,2,3,4 Class-Secretary-4 Library Staff-4 Cheerleading-4 Twirler-4 F.H.A. -1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff-4 Pep Club-1,3 G1eeClub-4 Basketball Sweetheart-2 Pep Club-3 Annual Staff-1 Eaglettes-1 SANDRA LOWE Band-l,2,3,4 F.H.A.-1,2,3,4 JANET STEWART A LIC E KNOPE Eaglettes-1 Pep Club-3 F. H. A. -1, 3 Class-Pres. -4 Class-Sec. -Treas. -2 Class-Vice, Pres. -1,3 Annual Staff-2, 3 F.H.A.-1,2,3,4 Pep Club-1 RUTH ANN REDNOUR EARLENE STEWART LARRY WILSON JEAN GALLAGHER F, H, A. -1, 2, 3, 4 Industrial Arts Club-1 Eaglettes-1 C1355 Pres, -2 Basketball-1 Annual Staff-2 Pep Club-3 King Candidate-1 Pep Club-1, 3 Annual Staff-3 Class Pres. -1, 3 Student Council-2, 3 Band-1,2,3 Band-1,2,3 Cheerleading-1,2,3,4 G1eeClub-4 F.H.A.-1,2,3,4 Lettermen 's Club Pres. - 3.4 F.H.A.-1,2,8,4 BaSCba11-3.4 Glee Club-4 Basketball -2, 3, 4 Baseball-1, 2 Pep Club-1 RALPH LANTON JACK DOYLE LOIS WHEELES N-tgsvo bi wah JOYCE SPREIT LER F.H.A. -1,2,3,4 Pep Club-1,3 Glee Club-4 Student Council-2 Pep Club-1, 3 Student Council-4 Boys' Glee Club-4 Band-1, 4 Industrial Arts Club-l DAVID LEMING 9 S-X DIANNE JOHNSON F.H.A. -l,2, 3 Pep club-1, 3 Cheerleading-4 Library Staff-4 Class-Treasurer-4 Basketball Manager-2, 3, 4 Student Council-1 Band-1 Industrial Arts Club-1 WILLIA M BOYD CATHERINE HOOD Annual Staff-1 Eaglettes-1 F.H.A. -l,2,3,4 Pep Club-1 Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Class-Sec. -Treas. -1 Student Council-Pres. -4 Industrial Arts Club-1 HAROLD O 'REAR Senior Class CLASS OFFICERS MOST ATHLETIC Left to Right, FRONT - Ruth Rednour, San- Brenda Daivg, 1-13rO1d O'Rear dra Lowe. BACK - Bill Boyd, Darlene Knope. 1:15, , X X 1 S, S, FRIENDLIEST MOST Y TO SUCCEED Sandra Lowe, Gary Kirkpatrick Larry Wilson, Ruth Rednour WITTIEST MOST STUDIOUS David Lemlng, Joyce Spreitler Earlene Stewart, Ralph Lanton Jumrorae Juniors JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to right - Pres. - Dick Wisely, Treas. - Karen Cross, Sec. - Karen Wisely, Vice Pres. - Charles Mulholland. Carol Carney Karen Cross Bill Dickinson Kay Kinney Tom Mathis Charles Mulholland Sam Robb Stanley Robbins Juniors ,? K 'bv 5 r Wa-Ev, s f 3 Helen SChwarIZk0pf Larry Simpson Trudy Smith Mark Ward Judy Walker Charles Watt Harold Welch Richard Wisely Karen Wisely ok , . p 5 Q, 1- TTSQQEXQFEEFQ V i llllllllluun 'f,a 07259 SOP!-IOM ' 1 . , .,,,,,,,, 'i nun, ., ,,::-sw Eiigiigiii-jnsiifgyfi ,,,, Eg3EgiLi.l1,E 5'.' ff?g?ggEg2wG :Q'Vvid5gm, YV,w mv.. Linda Tho ms Johnnie Smith Darlene Malott Carolyn Rednour Bonnie Wilson Frank Thoms Shirley Vuichard Benny Wheeles Karla Horner, Pres. Dale l-Iarstick, V. Pres Mary Ann Powers, Sec. Jimmie Malott, Treas. Sandra Bumann Marilyn Coates Fred Clutts Edward Burnett William Coates Steven Cook Shirley Hall Robert Hilderbrand Trudy Hood Ronald Kohring Robert Kretschmer Susan Sronce Melba Meyer John Rainey Micheal Phelps Robert Odom I-3229!-IMEN Leonard Lawless, President Kitty Colston, Vice President Margaret Meyer, Secretary Frank Robb, Treasurer Steve Boman David Cain Marvin Campbell Cheryl Clutts Keitha Cole Larry Coulson La Dana Doyle Terry Hirte Sandra King J im Knope Doris Lynch Hugh Miles Joyce Newell McKinley Owens Marty Patton Clinton Prest Tommy Raney Jack Stewart Eddie Talbert Alex Thomas Jack Thornton Donna Vuichard Paul Ward Barry Williams Carl Wilson ELEMENWPY Grade Eight ROW ONE, Left to Right - Hirte, N., Knope, F., Burnett, L., Hackworth, G., Rainey, B., Jones, Shaw, M., Rednour, R., Isom, B., Stewart, G. ROW TWO - Mr. Thomas, Thomas, S., Burnett, Newell, M., Hood, A., Green, P., Coulson, L., Kohring, D., Clay, S., Thornton, F., Wooten, ROW THREE - Meyer, P., Hall, O., Kinney, W., Hoskins, R., Woolsey, R., Meyer, J.: Rowney, Hillyard, K., Thoms, A., Hilderbrand, B., Thomas, K., Osborne, S. GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM ROW ONE, Left to Right - Jackson, N., Cross, K., Woodcock, J., McCauley, E., Prest, K. ROW TWO - Shaw, T., Rednour, R., Shaw, M., Thomas, S., Isom, B., Knope, F. ROW THREE - Coach Thomas, Hillyard, K.: Meyer, J., Spreitler, R., Rowney, C. GRADE CHEERLEADERS FRONT, Left to Right - Biama, L., Cook, S CENTER - Wilson, P. BACK - Thomas, K. Osborne, S. I R T C Grade Seven Left to Right, ROW ONE - Coulson, T., Rednour, J., Biama, L., Bagwill, V., Mueller, V., Gillison, D., Shaw, T., Wilson, P. ROW TWO - Rednour, C., Szostak, M., Woodcock, J., Spreitler, R., Cain, I., Rawney, P., Clutts, R., Cook, S., Mr. Stephenson. ROW THREE - Jackson, M., Prest, K., Patton, D., Stewart, T., Cross, K., McCauley, E., Lee, H., Kirkpatrick, B., Walker, R. - -- - L A J Grade Six Left to Right, ROW ONE - Svehla, B., Hood, J., McCauley, G., Cook, L., Colston, W., Hackworth, D., Bagwill, J., Shadrick, J., Odom, L. ROW TWO - Mg. Da ough, Clark, R., Gerlach, H., Wilson, L., Lawless, D., Thomas, C., Burton, D., Mathis, M.,-HR-egegg, Robinson, S., Simpson, E. ROW THREE - Hood, P., Palmer, P., Shubert, P., Wooten, R., Vuichard, D., Ward, J., Tabing, C., Pickle T., Hood, G. Grade Five Left to Right, ROW ONE - Rednour, J., Fox, B., Talbert, B., Stewart, R., Dintelman, D., Sears, M., Hilderbrand, B., Vuichard, J., Eagle, M., Simpson, S., Cairns, S. ROW TWO - Thomas, J., Sronce M., Green, G., Wares, D., Hilderbrand, R., Muller, J.: Kohring, K., Birchler, G., Rainey, D., Co- metto, A., Smith, S., Clutts, P. ROW THREE - Horner, A., Kohring, C., McKinley, T., Mctjouley K., Wilson, B., Walker, J., Thornton, S., Hoskin, D., Biama, T., Lachler, R., Skinner, D. B9 W7 QY0 04' Grade Four Left to Right, ROW ONE - Hackworth, R., Shaw, J., Horner, S., Gimber, P., Giacomo, F., Deere, P.: Meyer, J., Clark, C., Hackworrh, L. ROW TWO - Cairns, S.,Grau1, G., Tabing, D., Knope, M., Burton, DJ, Mueller, W., Rainey, L., Cometto, R., Burnett, D. ROW THREE - Mrs. Beckly, Thomas M., Miles, L., Shubert, J.: Campbell, D., Coulson, M., Malott, R., Rowney, R., Clark, A. 541 l l. ,.. Grade Three Left to Right, ROW ONE - Carns, D., Graul, G., Hood, L., Shadrick, D., Kohring, W., Prest, M., McKinley, D., Schwartzkopf, L., Oliver, B., Wilson, M. ROW TWO - Miss Marshall, Johnson, Y., Hillyard, S., Oliver, W., Clark, A., Kirkpatrick, G., Szostak, S., Doolin, D., Lehr, M. ROW THREE - Mayfield, P., Palmer, R., Malott, R., Wine, S., Hood, B., Patton, T., O'Rear, R., Thomas C., Lewis, P. Grade Two Left to Right, ROW ONE - Pass, P., Cometto, D., Colston, E., Robinson, K., Hood, R., Davis, S., Clark, M., Lockhart, W., Coulson, M., Kirkpatrick, R. ROW TWO - Birchler, G., Ballheimer, H., Lockhart, Er, Lanton, P., Howell, C., Harrison, R., Edgar, P., Giacomo, R., Perky, P., Gimber, D. ROW THREE - Behrman, J., Hale, G., Odom, J., Thomas, L., Douglas, J., Thomas, J., Schubert, M Lentz, D., Biama, J., Hurst, C., Teacher - Mrs. Howard. wg, . Grade One ' MIS- Craig Left to Right, ROW ONE - Green, P., Hood, J., Liyely, T., Hillyard, B., Stewart, J.: Burns, C., Graul, R., Burnett, A., Dintelman, K., Hackworth, R. ROW TWO - Boman, J., Gimber, B., Mines, S., Bosick, J., Lehr, J., Jacobs, C., Eagle, C. ROW THREE - Vuichard, D., Szostak, S., O'Rear, S., Gimber, K., Szostak, J., Segelhorst, S., Watt, L., Killian, W., lllnds, L., Shubert, S. g S al fkfgi.- . iff' Ihr Grade Two and Three Left to Right, ROW ONE - Carnbell, M., Eagle, R., Wilson, R., Hackworth, O., Walker, J., Dintel- man, G., Vuichard, R. ROW TWO - Heiple, K., Bahre, G., Smith, K., Clutts, C., Gimber, J., Heiple, R. ROW THREE - Mrs. Limbough, Frieman, J., Bosick, V., Burton, R., Walker, B., Bolln, R. Cook, R. OPJGANFZZYYTONQ i ko 1 f5 'fti CONCERT BAND Left to Right, ROW ONE - Osborne, Bagwill, V., Robb, J., Shadrick, J., Robinson, S., Shubert, P., Stewart, G., Jones, J., Mathis, M. ROW TWO - Rednour, J., Mueller, V., Szostak, M., Stewart, T., Walker, R , Patton, D., Cross, K., Sprietler, R., Robb, F., Stewart, J. ROW THREE - Stewart, R., Birchler, G., Vuichard, J., Dintleman, D., Smith, J.: Eagle, M., McKibben, T., Mr. Montgomery, Band Director. MAIORETTES Left to Right - McKinley, T., Palmer, P., Ba w'll J.' S P., Maculey, C. g 1 , . tewart. J.: Newell. J., Wilson, B., Wilson, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right - Cole, K., Coates, M., Lynch, D., Stewart, J., Stewart, E., Newell, J., Meyer, M. MIXED CHORUS Left to Right, ROW ONE - Cole, K., Coates, M., Lynch, D., Stewart, J., Stewart, E., Newell, J., Meyer, M. ROW TWO - Dickenson, B., Simpson, L., Robb, S., Leming, D., Wisely, D., Mathis, T BOYS' GLEE CLUB Left to Right - Dickenson, B., Simpson, L., Robb, S., Leming, D., Wisely, D., Mathis, T. MR. GORDON PETERS HAROLD RALPH DICK Coach O 'REAR LANTON WISELY MARK CHARLES LARRY SAM WARD MULHOLLAND SIMPSON ROBB JIMMY BENNY ROBERT Manager MA LOTT WHEELES ODOM BILL BOYD Rx Xl' .XR V V ,, , f i ff 4 A .f xc, A an D ffl W' mW .. n I a B A BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM FRONT, Left to Right - Miles, H., Williams, B., Clutts, F., Odem, R., Wheeles, B., Malott, J. BACK - Coach Peters, I-lirte, T., Patton, M., Phelps, M., Prest, C., Robb, P., Boyd, B. , 1 . t BASEBALL FRONT, Left to Right - Mulholland, C., Lanton, R., Phelps, M., O'Rear, H., Wisely, D. BACK - Coach Peters, Malott, J., Clutts, F., Simpson, L., Williams, B., Patton, M., Wheeles, B. LETTERMEN 'S CLUB ROW 1, Left to Right - Wheeles, B., Lanton, R. - Pres., Robb, S., Mulholland, C. ROW 2 - Malott, J., Phelps, M., Dickenson, B., Odem, R., Simpson, L. ROW 3 - Coach Peters, O'R-ear, H., Ward, M., Wisely, D., Boyd, B. al., ANNUAL STAFF CO-EDITORS - Janet Stewart and Brenda Davis JUNIOR REPORTERS - Judy Walker and Karen Cross SOPHOMORE REPORTERS - Carolyn Rednour and Shirley Hall FRESHMAN REPORTERS - Margaret Meyer and Donna Vuichard SPONSOR - Miss Rest STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS - Secretary - Darlene Knope, President - Harold O'Rear JUNIORS - Treasurer - Sam Robb, Vice President - Mark Ward SOPHOMORES - Ronald Kohring and Melba Meyer FRESHMEN - Jack Stewart and Clinton Prest ADVISER - Mr. Jackson F.H.A. Lcft to Right, ROW ONE - Sprietler, J. - Vice Pres. Recreation, Lowe, S. - Vice Pres. Degrees, Burnann, C. - Historian, Wisely, K. - Second Vice Pres., Stewart, J. - Vice Pres.: Stewart, E. - Pres.: Rednour, R. - Secretary, Davis, B. - Treasurer, Cross, K. - Public Relations, Gallagher, I.: Cantrell, C. ROW TWO - Miss Wisely - Chapter Mother, Knope, A., Hood, T., Hall, S. , Hood, C., Knope, D.: Schwartz- kopf, H. , Walker, J., Wheeles, L., Meyer, M., Scronce, S., Vuichard, S., Icenhour, E., Coates, M., Mrs. Costello - Chapter Adviser. ROW THREE - Rednour, C.: Horner, K., Powers, M., Burnann, S.: Wilson, B., Newell, I.: Vuichard, D., Clutts, C., Parkinson, C., Lynch, D., Cole, K., Meyer, M.: Colston, K.: Doyle, L. ENGLISH IV Luft to Right, ROW ONE - Leming, D.: Doyle, J., Lanton, R., Hoskin, C., Stewart, J, , Johnson, D.: Mrs. Jackson - Teacher. ROW TWO - Gallagher, I., Sprietler, J., Knope, D., Lowe, S., Bumann, C., Parkinson, C.: Rednour, R.: Hood, C., Wheeles, L. ROW THREE - Stewart, E., Davis, B., Cantrell C., Knope, A., Icenhour, E., Wilson, L., Boyde, B., O'Rear, H., Kirkpatrick, G. 3 -x r FAMILY LIVING Left to Right - Lowe, S.: Cantrell, C.: Parkinson, C.: Knope, A.: Icenhour, E.: Mrs. Costello: Hood C.: Wheeles, L.: Knope, D.: Sprietler, I.: Bumann, C.: Gallagher, I. ENGLISH I Mrs. Jackson ROW ONE, Left to Right - Hirte, T.: Robb, F.: Talbert, E.: King, S.: Ward, P.: Miles, H.: Coulson L. ROW TWO - Cole, K.: Colston, K.: Meyer, M.: Lynch, D.: Prest, C.: Clutts, C.: Doyle, L.: Thorns, A.: Malott, D. ROW THREE - Cain, D.: Wilson, C.: Thornton, J.: Owens, M.: Knope, J.: Newall, J.: Vuichard, D.: Rainy, T. ROW FOUR - Campbell, M.: Stewart, I.: Lawless, L.: Patton, M.: Williams, B.: Boman, S. In-q 5 xg CHEMISTRY Left to Right - Mr. Haag: O'Rear, H.: Dickinson, B.: Wilson, L.: Boyd, B.: Wisely, D.: Lanton, R. Mulholland, C.: Stewart, J.: Leming, D.: Rednour, R.: Ward, M.: Stewart, E. TYPINGI Left to Right, ROW ONE - Wilson, B.: Hall, S.: Kohring, R. ROW TWO - Vuichard, S.: Scronce, S.: Cook, S. ROW THREE - Doyle, I.: Harstick, D.: Bumann, S. 5 Meyer, M.: Powers, M.: Coates, M. ROW FOUR - Mulholland, C.: Miss Rest, ALGEBRA II Left to Right, ROW ONE - Dickinson, B.: Wisely, D. ROW TWO - Ward, M. : Mulholland, C. ROW THREE - Rednour, R.: Johnson, D. ROW FOUR - Cantrell, C.: Kirkpatrick, G.: Mrs. Hester, WORLD HISTORY Lt-ft to Right, ROW ONE - Clutts, F.: Powers, M.: Rednour, C.: Horner, K.: Harstick, D. ROW TWO - Meyer, M.: Malott, I.: Phelps, M.: Kretschrner, B. ROW THREE - Wheeles, B.: Kohring, R.: Hood, T.: Wilson, B. ROW FOUR - Scronce, S.: Vuichard, S.: Bumann, S.: Cook, S. ROW FIVE - Rainey, J.: Odom, R.: Hall, S.: Coates, M. ENGLISH II Lt-ft to Right, ROW ONE - Clutts, F., Kohring, R., Burnett, E., Kretschnier, B., Smith, J., Thorns, A. Vuichard, S. ROW TWO - Hilderbrand, B., Odom, R., Harstick, D., Phelps, M., Cook, S., Malott, J., Wheeles, B., Rainey, J. , Mrs. Jackson. ROW THREE - Rednour, C., Horner, K., Buniann, S., Hall S., Coates, M., Powers, M., Wilson, B., Meyer, M. ROW FOUR - Scronce, S., Hood, T. LATINI Left to Right, STANDING - Davis, B. ROW ONE - Lawless, L., Boyd, B., Walker, I.: PYCSI, C- ROW TWO - Colston, K., Patton, M., Campbell, M., Mr. Haag. nur- 33 :I.L.,.1', FIV Il 1 'X SHOP II AND HI Lt ft to Right - Mr. Albright, Hildcrbrand, B., Wheeles, B., Coates, B., Robb, S., Watt, C.: SUIIPSOH. L., Robins, S. FRONT - Harstick, D., Clutts, F., Phelps, M., Rainey, J. .X WMI' ' . X- BOOKKEEPING Left to Right, ROW ONE - Miss Rest - Teacher, Robins, S., Kirkpatrick, G., Welch, H., Iohnson, D. ROW TWO - Doyle, 1.3 Simpson, L., Davis, B.: Cross, K., Carney, C. CIVICS CLASS Left to Right, ROW ONE - Mr. Leming, Wheeles, B., Burnett, E. , Clutts, F. , Cain, D. ROW TWO - Kirkpatrick, G., Cook, S., Malott, J., Whet-les, L. ROW THREE - Doyle, J., Johnson, D., Coulson, L. g Smith, T. 5. Q . ,z--11 BIOLOGY Left to Right - Meyer, M., Smith, 1. , Stewart, 1., Lynch, D., Owens, M., Boman, S. , Miles, 1., King, S., Clutts, C., Cole, K., Doyle, L., Lawless, L., Krctschmer, B., Knope, 1.5 Rainey, J., Robb, F., Hitte, T., Colston, K., Vuichard, D., Mr. Haag, Rainey, T., Ward, P., Cain, D., Thoms, A., Coulson, L.: Newell, 1., Patton, M., Hood, T., Prest, C. 4. if gmt? WS PLANE GEOMETRY Left to Right - Mrs. Hester, Cook, S.: Phelps, M.: Horner, K.: Rednour, C, ROW ONE - Walker, J.: Kohring, R. ROW TWO - Mathis, T. g Burnett, E.: Odem, R. MODERN PROBLEMS Left to Right - Sprietier, J.: Knope, D.: Boyd, B. 5 Parkinson, C. : Icenhour, E.: Wilson, L.: O'Rear, H.: Mr. Leming, Hood, C.: Wheeles, L.: Bumann, C.: Lowe, S.: Knope, A.g Leming, D.: Hoskin, C.: Lanton, R. SOCIOLOGY Left to Right - Malott, I.: Lanton, R.: Kirkpatrick, G.: Boyd, B.: O'Rear, H.: Mr. Albirght, Parkinson C.: Hoskin, C.: Johnson, D. DRIVERS EDUCATION Left to Right, FRONT ROW - Mr. Peters, Hood, T., Vuichard, S., Scronce, S., Horner, K., Rednour C. BACK ROW - Coates, B., Burnett, E., Thornton, J., Thoms, A., Hilderbrand, B., Hoskins, C., Williams, B., Phelps, M., Kohring, R., Odom, R. HOME EC. - CLOTHING Left to Right - Malott, D., Thoms, L., Kinney, N., Mrs. Costello, Wisely, K., Cole, K.: King, S., Smith, T., Schwartzkoph, H., Clutts, C., Doyle, L., Meyer, M. GENERAL MATHEMATICS Left to Right, ROW ONE - Malott, D., Vuichard, D.: Newell, J., Cain, D., Mrs. Hes- ter. ROW TWO - Boman, S., Rainey, T., King, S., Thoms, L, ROW THREE - Ow- ens, M., Talbert, E., Coulson, L., Wilson, C., Thoms, A. SHOP I Left to Right - Hirte, T., Talbert, E., Cain, D., Thorton, I. , Ward, P., Rainey, T., Knope, J., Miles, H., Wilson, C., Mr. Albright, Boman, S., Owens, M., Stewart, I., Robb, F., Lawless, L. jiiihig ff-f A- SSIZKBZW -A M he v:':f-12:5 ' Q ' nf-ET:f: ' Q' -Q:-,gg , , ?.24::f . P Y ' K-5' R gy .. .iw ENGLISH III Left to Right, ROW ONE - Cross, K., Wisely, K., Wisely, D., Mulholland, C., Ward, M., Dickinson, B. ROW TWO - Walker, J., Schwartzkopf, H., Smith, T., Welch, H., Coates, B., Mathis, T., Robins, S., Mrs. Jackson. ROW THREE - Thoms, L., Kinney, N., Carney, C., Simpson, L., Watt, C., Robb, S. 'DOO if I HOME EC. - FOOD Left to Right - Colston, K., Newell, I.: Lynch, D., Mrs. Costello, Vuichard, D., Coates, M., Meyer, M.: Horner, K., Bumann, S., Wilson, B. SITTING - Hood, T., Vuichard, S., Powers, M., Scronce, S., Rednour, C. ,M 'fx 'W' ns... U l .X A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS, Left to Right - Gallagher, J., Johnson, D.g Cantrell, C., Wisely, K., Lowe, S B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS, Left to Right - Horner, K.g Meyer, M.g Powers, M.g Rednour, C. E Girls' P.E. W Boys' P. E. LATIN II LIBRARY Left to Right - Stewart, 1.5 Rednour, R.g Ward, M.g Doyle, M1-S. Jackson and Stewart J. J.. wisely, D.g Lanton, R.g Mr. Haag. Stewart, E. Left to Right - Mrs. L. G. ,,.-A C OOKS Mulholland, Miss Eleanor Wisely, Mrs. Fred McBride. IANITORS YL E' F3 le.. K' 'K A, IT N0 I Bus DRIVERS Mr. Emerson Edgar, Mr. Vernon Holtz. Mr. Albert Montroy, Mr. Vernon Bagwell. BURNS IIIIIIW QUEEN FEED STORE A mu ron TASTEQA roon ron umm Dixie Feeds 'Mobile Grinding Q Q Buyers of Ear and Shell Corn Q 'kk and Soy Beans f ,a9v Phone 71 Sparta, Illinois Coulterville, Illinois Complim ents of JOE LUCEKING JR. Coulterville, Illinois PACKING CO. , INC. MEL AY OGILV E, . St. Libory, Illinois R I Prop School Days Are Happy Days Remember Them With PHOTOGRAPHS Made by SPIETH STUDIOS Centralia, Illinois num There's u 'one and only' in refreshment, t Exquisite Jewelry Compliments of BROWNS' JEWELRY STORE Sparta , Illinois ,,i7, Compliments of CHESTER DAIRY PRODUCTS Distributor: MR. 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Broadway Sparta, Illinois Tel. 175 HAURY'S Plumbing - Heating - Hardware 162 W. Broadway Sparta, Illinois Phone 65 HOUSE OF FABRICS 222 S. Market Sparta, Illinois Phone 779 Compliments of ELWYN'S Your Sanitone Cleaner Sparta, Illinois Grace Walker John C. Rooert's and Red Goose Shoes RIECHMAN 'S emo. SHOES 653,902 Sparta, Illinois Us Be tter Value s BOB SHOP Shoes and Clothing Phone 4581 Marissa, Illinois BOUAS INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance Phone - 3231 Coulterville, Illinois Thank You for Shopping With Us . Our Greatest Pleasure at the BE-GAY SHOP Comes From Serving Our Customers Well PHYLLIS AND ERMA Qftn G Reefb, BEHRMAN'S I.G.A. 9 if 4' , X I .- x 9 ' ali!! Meats - Groceries - Produce ,f i fi 0' T r'fP'E'fi5f122' MJ' Coulterville , Illinois KOZY KORNER Coulterville, Illinois Phone 8211 Good Home-Cooked Food Ho-Made Pies Air Conditioned for Your Comfort TO SUIT YOUR TASTE 'Y-nf T, , -f Q -. , ,U f'-. ,, CAL'S GIFT SHOP Route 13 Marissa, Illinois Gifts for Every Occasion and Imported Leather Goods BURT'S TEXACO SERVICE 'E-.r If-ff C0 Tilden, Illinois Clothing for the Family HOOKER'S Sparta, Illinois Phone 707 For Fine Furniture DUVARDOIS Hon U. S. the corner FIRST Early-American S Modern - Contemporary Colonial-Maple and Cherry P Traditional - Carpet and Carpet and Bedding A Bedding - GE, Philco R and Maytag Appliances T 126 West Broadway - Ph. 540 A 176 West Broadway - Ph. 512 One of Southern Illinois Oldest and Largest LYNN FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings Sparta, Illinois Fine Furniture at Budget Prices TAYHSR 'LU?L!5t !'9 FPIWNY E 4 a1'u . 4 ., ,P f fl , 1 A '- ..i:3a.,.'9 Q 5 a- Enthusiasm Enthusiasm is the quality which enables one to go forward to meet life confidently instead of accepting what chance brings. Such is the motive force that dwells in the heart of each fresh- man, and in these enthusiastic hearts dwells the success of tomorrow's school. a'Robert Gadberry. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Karl Mahan Glenn Haggard Lyster Hendrix John Scott Colors Motto Flower Old Rose and Silver We Build the Ladder by Which We Rise Rose Freshman Class Notes In September, the class of 1938 entered the Carthage High School, having reached the first great milestone-high school. Two hundred and sixteen boys and girls with minds set to win distinction in the classroom and in the activities of the school, were enrolled in this class. In October, a Freshman, Mary Ann Clinton, was chosen queen to rule over the benefit carnival at Memorial Hall. Mary Ann was also chosen drum major of the high school band. The band was given strong reinforcements by the addition of five Freshmen. Four joined the orchestra. Two members of the debate team, Halliburton Hough and John Cox, are Freshmen. The Freshmen have been very much interested in athletics. Three Won their letters in football and five Were on the B team in basketball. They have taken an active part in the societies and clubs, and were rep- resented in the operetta and on the Carthaginian staff. When the honor roll for grades was published the class was well represented by those making E's and S's and one girl, Margaret Wood, had a record of all E's for the semester. As the next three years pass, the Freshmen will move proudly, bravely on until they have reached achievement's crest. Conscious of their attainments, they face, with vision, graduation-the fulfillment of their great desire, an X I 4 as-, 'fi wg 4.5237 LW ll' Nerf :Killa ,nu ll E S55 ii iyfgi WVQQQ -1 7 ,. QXJBS QB ESX ix Y fl kyle Q. H-, J Y . VH TOP ROW-Doris Abram, Maxine Adams, Berniece Ahrens, Enid Albritton, Ben Allen, Raleigh Allen, Everett Alumbaugh, Margaret Anderson, Hazel Babcock. Kenneth Baird, Guindell Baldwin, Irma Lee Ball, Robert Barton, Russell Beard, Loeta Bennett, Robert Blase, Donella Blevins, Buddy Blue. George Brown, J. T. Brown, Virginia Bruce, Richard Breeze, Adrene Boyd, Leland Bryant, John Brydges, Ruby Burks. Kenneth Carter, Joy Cash, Rosilee Catron, Hubert Chrissman, Wilbur Clingan, Mary Ann Clinton, Raymond Cole, Donald Comer. Absentees-Robert Arr, Robert Brown. if! .f E Z . 4 i 49 TOP ROW-Robert Comer, Willis Corder, John Cox, Joeott Crayton, Mary Cray- ton, Herbert Crow, Addean Curlee, Howard Danner, Dorothy Daugherty. Edward Darrow, Arthur Davis, Beverly Davis, Donald Davis, Jewell Dillon, Fred- erick Downs, Robert Dunham, Lawrence Edwards, Esther Elsey. Edgar Erwin, Geneva Farley, Harry Ferguson, Helen Fisher, Earnest Ford, Dorothy Frantz, Eugene Fullerton, Delma Garrison, Irene Garrison, Ruth Gipson. Merrill Glass, Andy Goade, Dorothy Gray, Thelma Greer, Albert Greninger, Dana Grieb, Ruth Grimes, Lewis Grundy. Absentee-Max Cornett. TOP ROW-Glenn Haggard, Glenn Haley, Joseph Hallett, Max Hamilton, Austin Harrison, Donald Hartley, Fyrne Hartley, Lorraine Helms, Lyster Hendrix. Velma Herrell, B. M. Hickey, Louise Hicksman, Winifred Hockett, Harland Hoof- nagle, Melva Hooker, Sam Hooker, Leroy Hornback. Halliburton Hough, Louise Houston, William Howard, Fayrene Huff, Genevieve Huntley, Ruth Jacobs, Raymond Jones, Edna Karcher. Richard Kingsbury, Alpha La Var, Dorothy Lawson, Pauline Le Gere, Paul Lenox, Darlene Linder, Harold Long. Absentees-Billy Kenyon, La Homa Largent. N VZ 5 S 7 V f milk J 0 17 ' ii X R 1 f-W me 3103? li Nlewi C ijixll 'H mi Q ilfwif fi -117' ' K, f, A 56375, JQLLEX kk Q' F ,HA Raw. Xx N 1 -r -r' GJ J tial! I X 'x RACK R , McNabb, John McNew, Karl Mahan, Louise Marrett, Charles Matchael. Wayne Matheny, John Maxwell Rex Meuley Ch-irlrs M'llu lliri M'll ., , . , f. 1-', z 'y 1er,Vir ginia Miller, Chester Mitchell, Claude Morgan. Jean Ann Mort, Marvin Moyer, Frank Perry, Paul Murrell, Vivienne Nealy, Mary Frances Nesbitt, Robert Overby, Raymond Owens. Mildred Peiter, Bill Pattison, H tt P e y ettigrew, Katherine Phillips, Jay Phillips Fern Piercy, Bob Porter, Clyde Potter, Nelson Pringle. Absentees-Howard Madsen, Helen Mevey, Henry Owen. BACK ROW-Roscoe Pryor Luther Pryoi P'll R I . , , , ', 11 y eese, red Riemiller, Dorothy Rice, Mmm! R'dil. ' ' ' ' ' 4 Q 1 c e, Loyd Robinson, Prank Rogers, Howard Rogers. Martha Frances Ross, Albert Rotsch, Frederick Rountree, liyron Ruth, Matt Rush Carl Scheerer, Dorothy Schrantz, John Scott. Morgan Scoville, Lorraine Shank, Wyvetta Sheets, Wirt Shumaker Jr. Jack Sink Fenton Skelton, Gilbert Smart, liobhy Smith, Electia Smith. Joe Smith, Lula Smith, Marjorie Smith, Le Roy Spurgeon, Cleona Staats, Marion Staats, George Stanard. Absentees-Glenn Sigler, Elwood Simmons, Ray Spurgeon. 51 OW-Clyde Love, Ruth Loveless, Jessie McCary Ilene McFadden, Marian , Anna Claire Steward, Janet Sutton, Gerald Tatum, Leo Taylor, Lucille Tiller. Pauline Tiller, Charles Tryon, Reba Turner, Dorothy Dell Ukena, Helen Valle Dorothy Vawter, Dolores Ann Vivion, Loren von Mosch, Dortha Wakefield. Addie Wardle, Carl Watkins, Wilma Wickstrom, Jim Wiggins, Floyd Will ins BACK ROW-Sidney Stemmons, Wilbur Stemmons Stewart, Jean Stewart, Billy Joe Williams, Virginia Harold Wommack, Margare Williams, James Willoughby, Billy Wine. t Wood, James Wyatt, Marguerite Yancer, Jimmie Yaryan, Loy Yeoman, Dolores Yost, Robert Zinn. Absentees-Donald Tanner, Paul Walters, E1 Rex Warden. if ' ' 5 ff, 1, 5 xxa S R Y' . , Q V X r x . , x 4' 1 , ix . , v, ' I . As? In -V11 V Miz, H., ,f ,wiv L.. - .M -1 F ' . 1 -,M ,Q I' .. J, s I x. .3 ' 'F 5 5 . . mg., ., , . ,,.. :. fi QQ? f r X Sq ' lilsfr if - - if 4. V n. 'f . , f if ,aff sm' 25 , my Q Q Emp 3 1 .1 4' II ? V, he-. .- ff J Fill, fi- l', f P al-?Af-- I ,Lib f? i 'll ,T ' 'gifi'1'r.l!ff-ivy f i gf, 4? 5 wsiisliiw Umm 5' gf' ' l y. fi , , . 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CLUB OFFICERS i First Semester President ..,...,,,..... ,7.,........7,,..................... B illy Gillock Vice President .,.,..,. ..... F rank Williams Secretary .... ..,.,,... ...........,.,,,. B i lly Bates 'Treasurer ,,..... ...,..... R ichard Thurman Reporter ......... ........,....,.,.,............,. W alter Schlecht Second Semester President ....,.,,7,.,,,,.,,,,...............,.,.................... John Wall Vice President .,.,.... ..,.,,,, F rank Williams ' Secretary ...,,. ...Y,,. ,....., R i chard Thurman X Treasurer ......, .....,....,..... B illy Bates l 'W' Reporter ..,.,.,,. . .,..A.. Walter Schlecht FLORA MARSH Sponsor Webster Club TOP ROW-John Bailey, Lige Bailey, Bill Bates, Robert Behl, George Casavan, Lew Marshall Clingan, Robert Dale, Curtis Foland. Bill Gillock, John Arthur Harrison, Robert Head, William Hunter, E. B. Hutchin- son, Nelson Leidy, Dick Logan. Claude Morgan, Jerald McNeW, Sam Morrow, Louis Noel, Dale Peck, Warren Pratz, Maurice Raschke, Warner St. John. Walter Schlecht, John Scott, Grant Story, Jack Swope, Dick Thurman, Jim Wig- gins, Frank Williams, Jr., Bill Wyatt. Absentees-John Wall, Richard Wall. Forum Lalzinum TOP ROW-Irma Lee Ball, Lcla Barlow, David Beamer, Ellen Beasley, Iona Burel Charles Chapman, Mary Ann Clinton, Geneva Cole, Raymond Cole, Donald Davidson Lee White Dodson. Virginia Driver, Betty Ifaker, Marion Eelqman, Eugene Fullerton, llelen Gibson, Louise Hicksman, Genevieve Huntley, Frances Hyde, Imogene Johnson, Elizabeth Keepper, Ruth Loveless, Margaret McCord. John McNew, Doris Mills, Claude Morgan, Jean Ann Mort, William Moss, Mildred Peiter, Betty Pettigrew, Katherine Phillips, Eleanor Pingree, Billy Reese. Fay Phiel, Dorothy Rice, Martha Ross, Richard Ross, Dorothy Schrantz, John Scott, Lorraine Shank, Maxine Shank, Anna Claire Steward, Etta Caroline Strong, Mary Alice Story. Dorothy Dell Ukena, Dorothy Vawter, Delores Ann Vivion, Addie Wardle, Maxine Shank, Maxine Shank, Anna Claire Steward, Etta Caroline Strong, Mary Alice Story. Absentee-Delores Yost. r i OFFICERS First Semester Primus Consul .................................,.......i Patricia Ziler Secundus Consul... .... ....... M argaret McCord Scriba ..................... ....... F rances Hyde Nuntia ......... ...,.................................. R ichard Ross Second Semester Primus Consul ........................................ Frances Hyde Secundus Consul ........ ...... D avid Beamer Scriba ,.....,......,,...... ....... E llen Beasley 'f Nuntia ------- ----- G eneva C016 LOUISE HALLIBURTON Sponsor 2 I l l Officers of Girl Reserves President ,.....,,...,, ,.., E lizabeth Brooks Vice President Y,,i.. .,,,,,,, E unice Sherman Secretary ...,,.,.. .,.,,., J une Turner Treasurer i.,...,, ,.,. A lberta McNew AR RIA MU RTO Sponsor Girl Reserves TOP ROW-Agatha Alexander, Helen Baker, Dorothy Barker, Ellen Beasley, Ar- d B ' Po d Mary Elljn Bray Elizabeth Brooks Virginia Brooks. lene Boy , ernice i y , e ,, ., V Helen Brown, Martha Bunch, Dorothy Bybee, Doris Cather, Marie Coats, Mary Evelyn Cozad, Dorothy Daugherty, Beverly Jane Davis. Lorraine Devereaux, Wilma Downs, Allene Edwards, Esther Ellison, Margaret Elsey, Lois Jean Ferguson, Mary Louise Ford, Peggy Gay. Juanita Hatcher, Jean Heller, Julia Heller, Lorraine Helms, Helen Jones, Mary Helen Jones, Elizabeth Keepper, Ruth Loveless. Absentee-Ruth Pauline LeGere. FIRST ROW-Mary Ann McNew, Alberta. McNew, Dorothy Martin, Lula Matheny, Naomi Meares, Helen Mevey, Jean Ann Mort, Mary Margaret Patterson. Ella Piercy, Mary Piercy, Fern Piercy, Virginia Piercy, Eleanor Pingree, Marcella Pratt, Betty Anne Reese. Lorraine Shank, Maxine Shank, Eunice Sherman, Mary Ruth Sherman, Loveta Smith, Marjorie Smith, Esther Stephens, Helen Taylor. . V . ' . ht June Turner, Earlme Utter, Dortha Wakefield, Faye Woods, Helen Wrlg , Marguerite Yancer. Absentee-Doris Waters. TOP ROW-Agatha Alexander, Richard Allen, Helen Baker, Irma Lee Ball, David Beamer, Ellen Beasley, Nancy Birkhead, Bernice Boyd, Elizabeth Brooks, Virginia Brooks, Dorothy Bybee. Catherine Campbell, Virginia Carter, George Casavan, Clifford Castor, Charles Chapman, Mary Ann Clinton, Wilma Coffield, Geneva Cole, Daniel Conley, Ma1'y Evelyn Coxail, Donald Davidson. Betty liaker, Betty Evans, Genevieve Evans, Lois Jean Ferguson, Eugene Fullerton, Bob Gadberry, Frmd Garrison, Kenneth Geisert, Billy Gilloek, Walter Grieb, Rutli Grimes. Ralph llallett, Dorothy Hannum, Robert Head, William Hunter, Frances Hyde, Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, Martha Jones, Arlene King, Dorothy Ann Knell, Mary Louise Kin-ll. Absenteesvlllartha Beimdiek, Harold Evans, Eugene Ferguson, Halliburton Hough. 'l'OP ROW-Alberta McNew, Jerald McNew, Mary Ann McNeW, Thomas Magee, Merwin Maxwell, Naomi Meares, Chester Michael, Doris Mills, Mary Frances Nesbitt, lllargaret Patterson. Mildred Peiter, Jay Phillips, Katherine Phillips, Wayne Phillips, Fred Potter, Maurice Raschke, Betty Redmond, Betty Anne Reese, Billy Reese. Dorothy Rice, Carl Rogers, Nadine Sanders, Betty Shepherd, Dorothy Schrantz, Bettie Snyder, Anna Claire Steward, Charlotte Steward, Doradee Steward, Grant Story. Mary Alice Story, Betty Swope, Betty Jane Talley, Claud Taylor, Dorothy Dell Ukena, Earline Utter, Delores Ann Vivian, Donald Wampler. Vencil Ward, Mary Louise Wetzel, Margaret White, Virginia Williams, Kenneth Winkleblac-k, Marguerite Yancer, Jimmie Yaryan, Patricia Ziler. Absenteesgllelen McGaughey, Faye Woods. Masque ancl Sanclal , . l resident ,,,,...,,,,,,.. Vice President ,,,.,,.. Secretary ,,,,..,..,,, ,,..,e Treasurer ,,,e,,,,, Press Reporter .,,,.... Billy Gillock Bob Gadberry Mary Louise Wetzel Betty Swope Arlene King JESSIE CAREY I ISponsor OFFICERS First Semester President., ....,...,...........,..,......,........,,.......... .. Vice President .,,....,, Secretary ....,......... Treasurer ......, .... Reporter ...r,,,,, Second President ..,............................ Vice President ......., Secretary ..........,... .,.. Treasurer ....... ,...... Reporter ,,,,,,,.. Andre Luys Sammy Wickstrom Charlotte Barton Mary Margaret Patterson Doris Waters Semester Andre Luys Wilma Daugherty Leonard Brown Mary Margaret Patterson Sammy Wickstrom STELLA EARN EST Sponsor Le Cercle Francais TOP ROW-Charlotte Barton, Leonard Brown, Martha Bunch, Lois Case, Calvm Curry, Wilma Daugherty, Dean De Armand, Maxine De Armand, Robert Dyer. Harold Evans, Christine Gilbreath, Fleet Lamkin, Billy Lawhead, Andre Luys Nadine Maxwell, Mary Margaret Patterson, Doris Pierce. Gladys Reid, Etta Reid, Kathryn Roberts, Mildred Sanders, Josephine Wagner Doris Waters, Sammy Wickstrom, Harold Williams, Faye Woods. EI Circulo Castellano TOP ROW-Evelyn Baker, Mary Louise Bliss, N. L. Brickell, Mary Brizendme Helen Brown, Ruby Burks, Doris Cather, Wilbur Lee Clingan, Wilma Coffield Donald Comer, Robert Comer, Edward Darrow, Lawrence Edwards, Esther Ellison Harvey Epperson, Peggy Gay, Marcella Gillum. George Herrell, Doris Hixson, Frances Johnson, Helen Johnson, John Lawrence John Maxwell, Henry Owen. Rosa Lee Seifers, Francis Stearnes, Helen Taylor, Reba Turner, Curtis Widner Robert Wright, Jimmie Yaryan. Absentees-Joe Hallett, Paul Johnson, Dorothy Martin, Marjorie Smith. OFFICERS First Semester President .........................................,.......,.. Vice President ,.... Secretary ............ Treasurer ......,, Critic ...,......... Second Semester President ,............. ...................,................ N. L. Brickell Walter Adams Helen Johnson Robert Wright John Maxwell Robert Wright Vice President ......... .,..... G eorge Herrell Secretary ,,,,..,,,..,,,,, l...,.,. H elen Johnson- Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,.. W ilma Coffield Critic ,,.,..,.. ...... H arvey Epperson 'A IRENE KIRKE Sponsor OFFICERS First Semestery Presldent ...,..,...........,..,......,,,,,.,.,.....,... Doradee Steward Vice President ...,A,.. ....... V irginia Carter Secretary ........,..... ..,...,., M artha Jones Treasurer ,...... .......... G enevieve Evans Critic ,.,......,. i..... ....,i,... ...,.,. H e l en McGaughey Second Semester Pres1dent ..............,.Y,..,....,..,,...........,..,,,,.... Martha Jones Vice President ,..,,,. .......... V irginia Carter Secretary .....,....,., ..... H elen McGaughey Treasurer ...,...... ....... G enevieve Evans Critic .....,..,.. ,ee. N ancy Birkhead THELMA MARSH Sponsor Altrurians TOP ROW-Martha Grace Beirndiek, Nancy Birkhead, Catherine Campbell, Vir- ginia Carter, Mary Ann Clinton, Betty Evans, Genevieve Evans, Dorothy Hannum. Frances Hyde, Harriette Hyde, Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, Martha Jones, Dorothy Ann Knell, Mary Louise Knell, Helen McGaughey. Elizabeth McNerney, Virginia Miller, Lorene Pingree, Grace Preston, Dorothy Rice, Dorothy Schrantz, Betty Shepherd. Bettie Snyder, Anna Claire Steward, Doradce Steward, Mary Alice Story, Betty Jane Talley, Mary Louise Wetzel, Virginia Williams. Absentee-Margaret Anderson. A o o rlstonlan TOP ROW-Irma Lee Ball, Dorothy Bowers, Addean Curlee, Marian Eckman Helen Gibson, Maxine Hayes, Betty Hesser, June Hines. Arlene King, Margaret McCord, Doris Mills, Katherine Phillips, Betty Redmond Earlene Reed, Betty Anne Reese, Velta Rhoads, Dorothy Rollins. Nadine Sanders, Charlotte Steward, Ellen Stout, Betty Swope, Delores Ann Vivion .Addie Elizabeth Wardle, Margaret White, Patricia Ziler. OFFICERS P t First Semester President ........,......,............,....,..................., Arlene King Vice President ......... ......... E llen Stout Secretary .......,....... ,,,........,. B etty Swope Treasurer ........ ...,... N adine Sanders Critic ....,.,..... .................,.. ...., C h arlotte Steward Second Semester President .................................,......,........,.,.. Betty Swope Vice President ....,.... ....,....... E llen Stout Secretary ............ ,..,.. N adine Sanders l Treasurer ,....... i........... E arline Reed '- Cr1t1c ....,........ Charlotte Steward ELIZABETH DAVIS Sponsor OFFICERS First Semester President ,Y....,A......,,.V..Y,...................... Agatha Alexander Vice President ........ ..,,,....... B ernice Boyd Secretary .,,....,....,. ....... E leanor Pingree Treasurer ........., .... E lizabeth Brooks Critic ,.,...,.... .......,,,.......................,. M ilclred Farrar Second Semester President ....,....,.....,...........,,................. Eunice Sherman Vice President .....,.. ...... A gatha Alexander Secretary .....,.,... ........ L ois Jean Ferguson N Treasurer ......, ..i........... J ulia Heller 'F Critic ........... .... E lizabeth Brooks ANNA MCMURTRY Sponsor Clympian TOP ROW-Juanita Adams, Enid Albritton, Agatha Alexander, Arlene Boyd, Bernice Boyd, La Vera Boyd, Elizabeth Brooks, Virginia Brooks. Allene Cline, Mildred Farrar, Lois Jean Ferguson, Dorothy Frantz, Marjorie Garret, Barbara Harmon, Doris Lee Hatcher. Jean Heller, Julia Heller, Anna Louise Ingram, Imogene Johnson, Marian McNabb, Ruth Metcalf. Ella Piercy, Eleanor Pingree, Martha Frances Ross, Eunice Sherman, Mary Ruth Sherman. Hi-Y TOP ROW-Charles Bates, Robert Behl, Clifford Castor, Edward Chapman, Wilbur Lee Clingan, Herbert Crow, Arthur Davis, Ainslee DuLaney. Billy Lawhead, James Lawhead, Glenn Haley, Kenneth Heisten, Le Roy Hornback, John Hutchinson, Jerald McNew. George Matheny, Wayne Matheny, Robert Overby, Jay Phillips, Billy Reese, Richard Ross, Byron Rush. Mr. Lawhead, Fredrick Rountree, William Schasteen, Morgan Scoville, Francis Stearnes, Robert Wright, Leo Brooks. Absentees-Robert Barton, Richard Breeze, Daniel Conley, Donald Davidson, De Ward Earle, Glenn Haggard, Austin Harrison, Parker Rogers, Ray Spurgeon, Roy Spurgeon, Vencil Ward, Jack Whaley, Loy Yeoman. OFFICERS lW ' First Semester President ....i........................................... James Lawhead 0 Vice President ....,,. .... D e Ward Earle Secretary .......... .........,.. R obert Behl Treasurer .....,.,.. ................,,................,.. B illy Lawhead b Second Semester u President ,.,.,.,,,,..,,l,...........,...........,.,.... John Hutchinson Vice President ....... ..... D aniel Conley Secretary ,,,.,,...,.... ....... R ichard Ross Treasurer ....... .,..... J erald MCNGW - Carthage Ulfl1'lCI'IliS Chapter President .,,,,..,..... ,,,,,.... R obert Gadberry of khe Vice I'1'esiclrfnt .,,,.. .,,,,,..., R obert Dale N , I Secretary ,.,..... ....... B ettie Snyder atlona Treasurer .... ......... ' Fhelma Marsh HQnQr I Society Robert Gadberry, Leonard Fadler, Genevieve Evans, Curtis Craig, Agatha Alex- ander, Eunice Sherman, Nadine Sanders, Glenn Coffield, Geneva Cole, Lew M. Clingan Mary M. Patterson, Kenneth Geisert, Helen McGaughey, Mary L. Wetzel, Daniel Con- ley, Virginia Carter, Betty Evans, Robert Dale, Earline Utter, Doradee Steward Arlene King, Ray Campbell, Charlotte Steward, Betty Redmond, Bettie Snyder, Cath- erine Campbell, Sammy Wickstrom, Billy Gillock, Betty Swope, Betty Shepherd Elizabeth Brooks. 64 i l I Leadership Leadership, that indefinable quality which is so valuable to the possessor, is absolutely essential to an institution such as our school. Carthage High School has always been prominent for its leaders, and this year, as never before, the school has been fortunate in discoving many in vari- ous fields of activity, from corridors to campus. -Nadine Sanders. Carlzhaginian 'fl GMRS UFFIC EHS Mimaging Editor ,,,,,,,,,,.A,.A....A.,.,..,..,..,. VVillian1 Gillock Assistant Editors Qiviiwv -vviiii - tCharlotte Steward QRobert Gadberry Senior Cluss Editor ....,., ...,.,.,,,, C lenevieve Evan: Art Editor ..............,. .....,,,, R obert Martin MRS. BLANCHE FABYAN Advisor Editorial Staff William Gillock, Charlotte Steward, Robert Gadberry, Genevieve Evans, Doradee Steward, Geneva Cole, Catherine Campbell, Betty Swope, Bettie Snyder, Nadine Sanders, Nancy Birkhead, Robert Martin, Virginia Carter, Carl Rogers, Martha Beim- diek, John Wall, Mary L. Wetzel, June Hines, Dorothy Ann Knell, Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, Dorothy Rice, Jack Swope. Business Staff Rolwrt Dale, Aretha Hunt, Grant Story, William liatvs, Robert llc-ad, Ray K 1 ip boll, Martha Jones, Frank Williams, jr., llvtty Redmond, William Hunter, Hxrold Richards, Louis Noel, Naomi Mearcs, Helen Mcllaughoy, Marie Coates, Hole-n Irwin Margaret McCord, Cordell Conway, Hclcn Gibson, Halliburton Hough, Vlfglllll Wil liams, Edward Darrow. UFl lCERS Business Manager ...... Assistant .,,,.i..,,.,,,,,, ,..... Advc-rtising Managers Circulation Managt-rs ...,,,,,,Robcrt Dale ....,,,,,...,brant Story l Robert Head il William Bates Martha Jones Ray Campbell Frank Williams, Jr. W. R. RICE Advisor TOURNAMENTS ATTENDED Southwest District, Missouri State Debaters' League, at Carthage. Southwest Baptist College, at Bolivar, Missouri. Northeast Oklahoma Junior College, Miami, Oklahoma. P. T. WICKHAM Debate Coach Team Debate TOP ROW-Geneva Cole, John Cox, Imogene Cunningham. Halliburton Hough, Robert Martin, Mary Margaret Patterson. Choral Club TOP ROW-Dorothy Barker, Marcella Baker, Lela Barlow, Mary Louise Bliss, Helen Clayton, Phoebe Cole, Allene Cline, Virginia Driver, Wilma Downs. Marian Eckman, Betty Eaker, Rachel Gregory, Peggy Gay, Maxine Hayes, Fern Harris, Doris Hixson, Doris Lee Hatcher, Anna Louise Ingram. Frances Johnson, Lorraine Devereaux, Elizabeth McNerney, Naomi Meares, Doris Mills, Virginia Piercy, Kathryn Roberts, Madge Roper. Mildred Sanders, Rosa Lee Scifers, Edna Thompson, Helen Taylor, Maxine Wheeler, Lucille Wickstrom, Josephine Wagner, Helen Wright, Faye Woods. Absentee-Helen McGrew. President ........... OFFICERS Vice President .....,...... Secretary-Treasurer Librarians .,.............. Accompanists ....... ....,..Maxine Hayes .........Peggy Gay ..........Wilma Downs 5Bettye Eaker lDoris Lee Hatcher Allene Cline Kathryn Roberts FRANCES RAGSDALE Director OFFICERS President. ............ ....... D oradee. Steward Girls? Vice President ...,..,....,. ..,........... V 1rg1n1a Carter Secretary-Treasurer ..,.... .......,......... N adine Sanders ee Librarians A--- '...,--Y -----'v. 5 Margaret White lMary Louise Wetzel Reporter ....,.. ......,........,...... B etty Swope Accompanists ..... ....... l Betty SWOPQ I Nadine Sanders TOP ROW-Agatha Alexander, Helen Baker, Charlotte Barton, Nancy Birkhead, La Vera Boyd, Mary Brizendine, Virginia Brooks, Martha Bunch, Iona Burel, Catherine Campbell, Virginia Carter. Wilma Coffield, Mary Evelyn Cozad, Betty Evans, Genevieve Evans, Mildred Farrar, Barbara Harmon, Frances Hyde, Harriette Hyde, Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, Martha Jones, Dorothy Kent. Arlene King, Dorothy Ann Knell, Mary Louise Knell, Margaret McCord, Helen McGaughey, Mary Margaret Patterson, Eleanor Pingree, Livvia Prater, Grace Preston, Betty Redmond, Dorothy Rollins. Nadine Sanders, Maxine Shank, Betty Shepherd, Eunice Sherman, Bettie Snyder, Charlotte Steward, Doradee Steward, Mary Alice Story, Ellen Stout, Betty Swope, Betty Jane Talley. Dorothy Ullom, Earline Utter, Doris Waters, Mary Louise Wetzel, Margaret White, Helen Williams, Patricia Ziler. Absentee-Nellie Thompson. TOT' ROW-Elmer Allgeicr, W21l'FGll Anderson, Lige Bailey, Billy Bates, Robert Behl, Carrol Brizendine, Ray Campbell, George Casavan, Clifford Castor, Charles Chapman. Daniel Conley, Max Croley, Donald Davidson, Arthur Devereaux, Harold Doty, De Ward Earle, Harvey Eppei-son, George Allen Fadler, Claude Fullerton, Jr., Ben Gambill. Billy Gillock, Ralph Hallett, Bob Head, Millard Hogan, Jr., Kenneth Hooker, John Hutchinson, Edward McGary, F. L. McRae, George Matheny. Horace Millikan, Paul Payne, Wayne Phillips, Warren Pratz, Eddie Robinson, Carl Rogers, Parker Rogers, Walter Schlecht, Elwayne Shull, Grant Story. Jack Swope, Richard Thurman, Vencil Ward, Frank Whitesel, Kenneth Winkleblack, Robert Wright, Billy Wyatt. Absentee-'Dick Murrell. OFFICERS 9 President ........,.. ,,,.,.. B illy Gillock Bays Vice President ...,....... ,,........ D ick Murrell Glee Secretary-Treasurer ...... ......., W alter Schlecht Reporter ...,............,.. ............. B illy Bates Accompanist ,.... ....,, B illy Gillock E' I Eleven concerts in Central Park. Played at dedication of Junge's Athletic Fioll, Joplin, Mo. All athletic games-Football-Dasketball. Broadcast over KWTO, Springfield, Mo. Concert in High School Auditorium. S. L. STI NE Director Band TOP ROW-William Shank, Maurice Moyer, Leonard Fadler, Robert Behl, Har- old Richards, Herbert Roeber, Carrol Brizendine, Clifford Castor, Ainslee DuLaney. Jay Phillips, Marvin Gilbreath, Roy Walker, De Ward Earle, Dale Peck, Cordell Conway, Warner St. John, Eugene St. John. Betty Anne Reese, Edward Heck, George Allen Fadler, Ernest Hedrick, Carl Hobbs, John Harrison, Jack Swope, Donald Davis, Dorothy Howseman, Ernest Heisten. Warren Anderson, Paul Payne, Eleanor Pingree, Billy Lawhead, Marie Amundsen, Mildred Peiter, Gerald Walker, Ruth Metcalf, Alleen Stansbury, Mary Ann Clinton. TOP ROW-Ainslee DuLaney, Maurice Moyer, Eugene St. John Robert Behl Leonard Fadler, Roy Walker, Clifford Castor, Carrol Brizendine. y Y Grace Preston, Ernest Heisten, Ernest Hedrick, Cordell Conway, Edward Heck George Allen Fadler, Jack Swope, Marvin Gilbreath. Betty Anne Reese, Lee White Dodson, Nadine Maxwell, Mary Ellen Fisher, Herbert Roeber, Truman Parker, Ralph Hallett, Dale Peck, Warner St. John, Annie'Jane Jernigan. Paul Payne, Gerald Walker, Eunice Conway, Ellen Beasley, Billy Lawhead, Alberta Means, Mildred Peiter, Eugene Fullerton, Bettye Eaker. Played for Carthaginian Benefit. Carthage Played for Operetta. H, h Played for Junior Class Play. 'Q School Concert in observance of National Music Week. ofchestfa Played for Senior Class Play. Broadcasts over KWTO, Springfield, Mo. - Principals in Operetta Prof. Breakeasy ,,.,. ....,.....,.... R ay Campbell Maryida O'Neal ....A ......... G enevieve Evans Red O'Neal .........,,.. ..,........ W arren Pratz June Ainsworthy ...... .,.,.... N adine Sanders John Ainsworthy ....,. .......... R obert Head Emily ......,...,.,.............. ..,,l.... B etty Redmond Tommy Freshman ........ .....,.. W alter Schlecht Mrs. O'Neal ...... Nancy Birkhead Pony ............,............ ....... .,....,..Bettie Snyder ...il-1 Ask the Professor Operelzta Each year the major project of the musical organizations is the presentatlon of an operetta. Ask the Professor by Estelle M. Clark and Adell Lee, was staged thls year under the direction of Miss Frances Ragsdale. The performance was given be fore two capacity houses on the nights of February 8 and 9 with eighty students the largest cast in history taking part. The musical numbers and dancing choruses were snappy and rhythmical. A companiments were played by the high school orchestra, under the direction of S L Stine. 1. -1. 1 Y., l it I Initiative To succeed in athletics, one should have not only a good physique but unlimited endurance and willpower, be fortunate enough to possess or develop a great store of individual initiative, and have a brain trained to co-ordinate all of these factors. In fact athletics calls for both brawn and brain. -Virginia Carter. Managers Edward McGary George Allen Fadler Edward Chapman H. R. AUSTIN Athletic Coach Managers and Cheer Leaders George Fadler, Edward McGary, Robert Dale, Nancy Birkhead, Edward Chapman, Margaret Mc- Cord, Claude Morgan. Razzers TGP ROW-Nancy Birkhead, Arlene Boyd, John Bridges, Catherine Campbell, Virginia Carter, Ldward Chapman, Allene Cline, Lew Marshall Clingan, Addean Curlee Bob Dale, Betty Eakcr, Marian Eckman. ! Lawrence Edwards, Lois Jean Ferguson, Eugene Fullerton, Dorothy Hannum, Bob Head, Winifred Hcckett, Frances Hyde, Mary Elizabeth Jenkins, Annie Jane Jernigan, Martha Jones, Arlene King. Dorothy Ann Knell, Mary Louise Knell, Andre Luys, Margaret McCord, Edward McGary, Elizabeth McNerney, Alberta McNew, Mary Ann McNew, Carl Mahan, Doris Mills, Claude Morgan, Jr., Katherine Phillips. Wayne Phillips, Grace Preston, Betty Redmond, Thomas Rutherford, Nadine Sanders, John Scott, Betty Shepherd, Bettie Snyder, Doradee Steward, Mary Alice Story, Ellen Stout, Betty Swope. Betty Jane Talley, Claud Taylor, Jr., Dick Thurman, June Turner, Reba Turner, Earline Utter, Dolores Ann Vivion, Mary Louise Wetzel, Margaret White, Frank Wil- liams, Jr., Patricia Ziler. Absentees-Martha Beimdiek, Helen McGaughey. The managers and cheer leaders representing each class were chosen from the Razzers. T. J. DUNPHY Sponsor l 78 0 K 79 NAMES Maurice Raschke Footban POSITION NAMES Center Kenneth Hooker POSITION Center Guard Guard Tackle Tackle Ends Ends Right half back Left half back Quarterback Ben Ga.mbill Guard Ford Eshleman John Wall Guard Bob Wright Harold Corder Tackle Everett Lambeth Donald Reedy Tackle Elmer Allgeier Glenn Coffield Ends Lawrence Brock Herbert Riddle Ends Charles Erwin Matt Rush Right half back Jerry McNew Junior Hogan Left half back Grant Story Rodney Lenox Quarterback Austin Harrison Ralph Hancock QCD Fullback Onas Hutchins Fullback A te-am had to be selected from comparatively green material, since only five lettermen returned, and before confidence and the meaning of Victory was impressed on the boys, disaster struck in the Tiger Lair. Coupled with inexperience was the broken schedule, that of not playing two conference games because of night football, as well as many costly injuries. The result was devastating to the illuminous season was finished by the squad of 1934. Oct. 6 Oct. 12 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Nov. 29 Aurora ................ 24 Carthage Lamar .......... 18 Carthage Nevada ................ 6 Carthage Eldorado Springs 6 Carthage Joplin ......,.,........... 33 Carthage Mt. Vernon ........ 0 Carthage Webb City .......... 6 Carthage Basketban 26 0 0 7 0 7 0 team, and a non- The basketball season was not a duplicate of last year's 1934 season, but one which was fairly successful, and far from a failure. The A team ranked fourth in the Big Eight Conference, winning four games and losing three, while the B team was somewhat farther down the win column. Honorary captains were chosen at the close of the current season, Joe Cooper being elected for the A team, and Lew Marshall Clingan the captain of the B team. NAMES A TEAM POSITION HB TEAM POSITION Joe Cooper Forward Herbert Crow Forward Marvin Alexander Forward Bob Barton Forward Ralph Hancock Guard Lew Clingan KCJ Guard Herbert Riddle Guard Austin Harrison Guard Clarence Kreighbaum Center Leon Wormington Center Carterville Webb City Carterville Neosho ....... Aurora .. Joplin ,.,..,. Nevada ....... ....... Lamar ............ ......, Webb City Monett ............ ....... Joplin ....... Mt. Vernon Webb City Miller ........ Carterville Aurora ...... Jan. 8 C. H. S. Jan. 10 C. H. S. Jan. 15 C. H. S. Jan. 19 C. H. S. Jan. 24 C. H. S. Jan. 29 C. H. S. Feb. 1 C. H. S. Feb. 8 C. H. S. Feb. 12 C. H. S. Feb. 15 C. H. S. Feb. 19 C. H. S. Feb. 22 C. H. S. Mar. 8 C. H. S. Mar. 8 C. H. S. Mar. 9 C. H. S. Mar. 9 C. H. S. 20 50 14 32 23 34 22 48 41 46 25 24 39 20 9 24 'V 4 I 1 1 f f o H e e ' N X f ' x.ig??si, j l iff'-ffl 1 I 53-f . ffiff f Wh.. A KW ,-Elf? .tu 4. X 7'-ie! . ,k Jail: , Q, QQ NM 14? B , 1 H 7 . , ll f fffll X ,K - :ag 4 : : f,g I K 1 U : HHB ,L !'glj5'gl4 ana l V J X , Ml 1- 1 Mail , - V a - wnfilif ff n 1 f Z 7 su , S31Lai2?jj ! , ' K-SJQL I ,Qf X ,,f,,-- Az, ir- .-T - 5 Xi? 3 fl -or , 1 ,oo f fiii 2 f rd - e If ef- W 1 HARMONY And you, oh friends from west and east And other foreign parts, Come share the rapture of our feast, The love of loyal hearts. . 2155 -Eugene Field. 1 4 MWHUODW EO HHOZWHM WEB 2 NZOEMQE 'smrwmww QOOEUW HBE FDOEUDOMEE mp-QM! WZOEMQE H429 AEEWZOHBQQQM EODW OHZH QWBQZHQMOIOO Wm MMDB O39 HEP .Pina MOM HSSP 4 AMMO? MOM WEEK 4 ww H3529 .WQAQMOE Q24 PQQQOHWWEM nWQA4DH::Lm RWQQQBZHE UZHZHQMH 4 .PQOM HZHQDFW HIE MOM UZHZHQEB WJmEwmOnH HWHEQQMU WEB Wm Hmbs WEEE? JQMFZHO HIE .UZHQZQFWHDO HM OE Q AOOEOm Wm? R: KHSQEH QQMBZHU 4 OE QHZDF HM 'Humps mg-ZHEPMQMWQ WEB MO QA4 .smakmwm WAOEN5 WEB mHNHZO2M4m'mHQ MMO? AOOEOW WEB MO HZHHDOM HIE ZH HZDH WHO EDO UZHEE NZD EMO QMBWHEUMO HJOEN5 BEF KONE? JQT5 WZDF MO PDO Uznzrw HZO N .FZHWHML NHPW Q WZOENSNE F439 QZH WEE! OH VHHPHBU1 PENN!! Q24 'H-ZHSHMQLHQ WMHPH ZHHNSBHN n:!mZOEL IQAHM MHLOML 4 Fmcnm Fwiz HMQEB WFZHQDBW W: OH FWHM MSIE. UZHPHU EO S24 HUB! WEB may! BQEF AOOEOW 4 ZH ma A A vin E, ,,4.,e.,. .. ,.m - 0- Editorial In order to obtain desirable results from anything of mcrit and worth, it is necessary to spend years in eternal vigilance. We set our standards, then persuade, next coerce, then stress, thus, interest is stimulated, pride developed, and all of these elements combined eventually evolve that something toward which our efforts have been directed. The fundamental attribute upon which the achievements of Carthage High School are based is character development. The existing code of honor has been passed on from year to year until today our seven hundred students have a standard that any organization of similar character would do well to adopt. A great moral force moving silently and effectively among the student body awakening latent talents, creating inspiration, and stimulating a desire for accomplish- ment, emanates from the wealth of wisdom, the breadth of vision, and the integrity of purpose of those who have been charged with the task of directing our great in- stitution. However, nothing of marked excellence in human accomplishment has ever been realized without a proportional expenditure of human energy. Every youth must ap- preciate the fact that he has within himself the power to make his life noble. But, along with purpose and aim there must, in order to win life's success, be a persistent, and courageous continuance in the course once begun. Text-book knowledge within itself is not sufficient for a well balanced education. The daily activities of life demand the association and contact of one individual with many. The process of pleasant and congenial association is an art either natural or acquired. The various activities and societies of Carthage High School afford every student the opportunity of developing this art. The application of such an acquisition comes into a more general use in our school life where the unbreakable bonds of friendship are welded together. This indefinable, intangible, unconquerable something that manifests itself in the related parts of this annual produces the wonderful spirit that makes Carthage High School outstanding among educational institutions. WILLIAM GILLOCK, Editor. Ai ' ' 'VY I 1 I Q K Illustrated School Calendar For l93lI--35 AUG UST August 29-Fifty-eight grid aspirants reported to Coach Austin this morning. If there is strength in numbers we should finish at the top this year. SEPTEMBER September 4-Seven hundred and five students registered at the high school, establishing an all-time record. Of these approximately two hun- dred are rural students. September 7-First assembly of the year! Reverend W. L. Reese makes a talk and the girls' quartette sings. fBy the way, these girls have been rehearsing all during the summerj. September 13-Mr. Wickha.m's urgent call for debators resulted in twenty-five would-be Ciceros reporting to him. Doradee Steward swings the gavel at the first meeting of the Altrur- ians while Arlene King and Bill Gillock do the same for the Aristonians and the Websters, respectively. September 20-John Wall, alias Knute, is named president of the class of '35. September 21-A musical program with Mr. Stine presiding over his band featured the convocation program this morning. Mr. Rice suggested the organization of a Kodak Club and also urged an early start on this year's Carthaginian. September 27-The Junior class chooses Lew Marshall Clingan for its president. My! What executive ability he must possess to serve three consecutive years as the head of his class! September 28-Bishop McConnell addresses the student body on The Importance of Understanding Foreigners in the Interest of Peace. Mr. Stine with his band participated in the contest staged as part of the dedi- cation of the new stadium at Junge Field in Joplin. OCTOBER October 6--Aurora's Houn' Dogs rout our Tigers. CTubby seems to be getting the better of a family feud.J October 8-At last some excitement comes to Carthage High school. David Guinn says, with that typical enthusiasm peculiar to him, It's about time! Here is the story: Bob Head and Cindy Jones rate the front page of the Carthage Press. They were taken for a ride by two desperadoes- or rather, they took the desperadoes for a ride. Such crust. Some people have all the luck. October 12-Friday, the twelfth, was all too close to being Friday, the thirteenth, for C. H. S. Tigers to feel well enough to have what it takes to beat Lamar. Oh, well, alack-a-day-we can't win all the games but our opponents needn't go to such extremes as to hurt our pride. P. S. Porky Reedy is our pride. October 16-The class of '37 fSophomore, to youj put a feather in the hat of George Allen Fadler by naming him their Big Chief Executive. October 24-The Carthaginian Staff is chosen with Bill Gillock as ye editor and Bob Dale for Finance We didn't realize that there were so many journalistic minded students among us since only a small number of those who volunteered their services could be chosen for the staff. The Altrurians apparently are in favor of the Back to the farm movement: that is, they had a hay ride for girls only-and that's a lot of hay. 82 ff' 1 4 Th X 'C E gf- E 'V f October 24-The French Club entertained itself with a masquerade- 'Z' Q. Hallowe'en party. 52 . amidst the usual Hallowe'en hullabulloo which ceased suddenly at nine October 30-The Hallowe'en carnival opened tonight at Memorial Hall o'clock for the final count of votes for the Queen. Mary Ann Clinton re- ceived the title of Her Majesty with Alberta McNew running a close second. ll POEM Since little Tommy Tucker E Sang a song for his supper, Little boy Stine blew his horn W And our business men gave uniforms. NOVEMBER November 12-School teachers return from a meeting of the State Teachers Association in Kansas City. Too bad this is not a rainy season. November 16-Dr. L. D. Young of Dallas, Texas, spoke this morning in assembly on the subject, Playing the Game? November 28-The Rev. Dr. Mills Anderson spoke in observance of Thanksgiving at assembly this morning. W November 29-Webb City noses out a 6-0 victory over Carthage in the annual Thanksgiving Day game. Quoting the Carthage Press, The field il was virtua.lly a lake before the game was over. Maybe Webb City boys if are better swimmers than ours. if DECEMBER December 6-Fifty-five basketball aspirants reported to Coach Austin. With such a large group to choose from he should be able to pick another A championship team. ff , p if December 10-Altrurian tag day nets S6O.50! Congratulation, girls! December 12-Calling all ambulances to the Amaryllis! Freshman Sid- :Qu ney Stemmons runs into an automobile and fractures his right wrist. A- Better luck next time. December 14-Rev. DuLaney addresses student body at weekly con- vocation. December 21-Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY January 10.-The debate tournament for members of group one of the southwest district of the Missouri high school debate league is held today at our school. January 5-The alumni basketball team, composed of stars of the last two years defeated the present edition of the Blue and White at a game staged in Memorial hall. January 25-Men's quartet from Kansas State Teachers College at Pittsburg gave this week's convocation program. out that 33-0 football defeat last fall at the hands of Joplin's Red and Green when they took a 34-23 decision at the basketball game staged at Memorial hall. The game was a ding-dong battle from start to finish. FEBRUARY . February 1-The Olympians scored a hit with the clever play, Be a Little Cuckoo. The comedy was highly diverting and had the audience in an uproar throughout. X 'l 'if January 30-The Carthage high school Tigers at least partially wiped 5 .1 ' if '84 i XX gy 4- N 5564064 25151 W -.1 February 2-The names of the one hundred fifty-five candidates for graduation on May seventeenth were posted today. fApproaching events cast their shadows before. We notice Doradee Steward bending sweet and low over a physics text-well, maybe not so sweetly.J Two classes in home hygiene and care of the sick for high school students will be organized by Mrs. Donald Wells, home hygiene and care of the sick instructor for Carthage Chapter American Red Cross. February 4-The Carthage high school Tigers will meet another Tiger foe when Coach Woody Hatfield brings his Lamar Bengals to Memorial hall for a pair of games. The schedule originally called for these games to be played on Friday night but Hatfield acquiesced to a request by Car- thage to have the date moved up to February fifth in order that it would not conflict with the presentation of the operetta on February eighth. February '7-Dr. Jesse Douglass, superintendent of the Jasper County tuberculosis and methods of prevention. Dr. Douglass also had some inter- school at the convocation period this morning. He discussed the causes of tuberculosis and methods of prevention. Dr. Douglas also had some inter- esting stereopticon slides which he showed in connection with his talk. I-Ie urged that all students take the test. February 8-The high school auditorium was crowded to capacity for the operetta, Ask the Professor. It boasts the largest cast of any musical production ever staged at the high school, the total cast including approxi- mately eighty. The coronation of the commencement queen, Virginia Carter, was the highlight of the presentation. February 12-Twenty-three students of the senior and junior classes are eligible to membership in the National Honor Society for Secondary schools. February 15-The Girl Reserves present a play, Quiet as a Mouse, at assembly this week. February 22-Professor Harry C. Gockel of Ozark Junior College ad- dressed the student body, taking for his subject, George Washington. The debate squad went to Miami to compete in the northeast Okla- homa Tourney. February 28-A play, Chispita, was presented by the Spanish Club at convocation. MARCH March 6-Joseph B. Marx, an alumnus of C. H. S. will graduate from Stanford University March 22 and with four of his friends will leave short- ly thereafter for Europe. Mr. Campbell is chosen for his seventh term as head of Carthage schools. March 8-A miscellaneous musical program consisting of numbers by the boys' quartet, girls' quartet, and girls' sextette was presented at as- sembly. March 9-The Juniors score a hit with the presentation of Mark Twain's immortal Tom Sawyer. March 16-Carthage High School's dream of having a baseball team has finally materialized. Coach Tom Dunphy and his embryo luminaries of the diamond will get down to brass tacks this week in preparation for the opening. March 22-The Webster Club presents Bill Bates and his Genial Gentle- men in a program of popular music. March 26- The Spider and the Fly, a comedy drama in three acts, will be presented by the Senior class of Carthage High School, April 12. March 28-Coach Hal Austin takes twenty-five track and field athletes to Joplin to compete in the invitation Jasper County meet at Junge Field. March 29-Aristonians present a clever play, The Cotton Goat, at as sembly. 86 fx 'h,,.J.. 5 'QS N APRIL April 1-Nadine Sanders and Helen McGaughey, who were entered in the solo division of the 12th annual spring music festival at Nevada, placed third in the alto and soprano divisions, respectively. Tiger baseball squad will make its home debut tomorrow Duen . weg will be our opponent. April 4-Miss Ragsdale, accompanied by approximately sixty members from the Glee Clubs, attended the Southwest Missouri Supervisors' Con- ference where the singers will help to make up a chorus of 1,500 high school students. April 11-Miss Florence Porter of Kansas City, state P, E. O. organizer, addresses senior girls. April 12-The seniors made a success of their class play, The Spider and the Fly. April 17-The Chamber of Commerce will be host at a Senior Banquet at the Drake hotel May 10. April 19-The girls' quartette from Carthage High School placed second in the Southwest Missouri High School music contest at State Teachers College in Springfield. ANTICIPATING April 26- Kid Day for Seniors. April 30-The French Club will present a play Arlequinade by Emma L. Simpson. MAY May 3-Award Day! Good athletes will receive letters' ood h l , g sc o ars will receive scholarshipsg and good citizens will receive citizenship awards Doradee Steward has been selected the outstanding citizeness, while Curtis Craig was chosen the outstanding citizen. May 9-The band, under the direction of Mr. Stine, will give a program in the evening. May 10-The orchestra will give an evening program. Senior convocation program. May 12-Commencement sermon by Dr. Mills Anderson. May 13-Seniors with the C. H. S. school spirit will not haunt the corridors this week. What a relief for the underclassmenl May 17-The seniors take the long walk, and not to the strains of Lohengrin. You're right! We're talking about Commencement, tears, diplomas and-let us all rejoice. Junior Class Play aS'..x--S5 W . - , WX: Tom Sawyer 89 Senior Class Play 5, Eine 4 wff 'f-5' ggi!! if The Spider and the Fly 1 Jun helm u-ru.a , ' Wu-Ja wud Gaim by BUU Qvudcl 1'-'-:-:EEE-'j u f- 5 Q Q V . 5' E' 5+-:. ag g 1- :-ss' F: g In bmw-fnu If I5 mf.-er ihan fy-fy mil-lm fish-as-Jus+ on Sun 5? 5 -Q-E 5.3 l :WL 5 x ff U :taEIlulllf'iEi'lf:-:E:lu. gi: 1 --: '- D Ie s- JJ!ff'J.kr'--E beam Bread If ,wa beiZ:2::lCii1Ldq:S:it:1eSlf+ M9 2 if-QLISSBQ I Q I 1 J 1 1 1-H J-H-S Q 'QXJJW tell jeu haw you CUl'jl45Tei-1 Sun- beam Bveaa In as 1 E LZ F 5? A EH' r I J- JE 5 f 2 vu A mn, co-ahhv-ef all cam ev-en r..m- punt! Aw if y.Jnbna1'msurerkisbmauivv if J 1 H 5- E ' 3 3 !!i .i.T a 9 ' -5 9- , U , I V -.E :EEEEE nu-ly grow uw! 50 lj Qhemn-ing ay-fer yu-4 jeerfhemeaoflmgn.-e-rjuqe ' J -.::1 A1-::,....:E:::j 5: s lm- E l 'Ii S 5 :UV 5 9:5 :E:....i. , 6 V J J 4 pn-..,. .. - V , ' 117 'I Arn. 3 a gun- beam Bread Bveaa lj I D 5 ' ll I ' I an Q gg . I: 12 j :lm fy, ' N A F' I ' if 14.1 nun 4' - , , i . . --' 1 Minstrel A Carthaginian Benefit Minstrel was presented on the nights of November 23 and 24. It consisted of two parts: a full dress act with the glee club boys taking part, and specialty numbers making up the second part. C. L. Plummer ably played the role of interlocutor while Daniel Conley, Carrol Brizendine, Kenneth Hooker, and Carl Hobbs, the end-men, furnished amusement throughout the first part. Troubles, the dog, stole the show. Two dancing choruses, the pickaninnies and the scarf dancers, added glamour to the performance. Four ballroom dancers, Dorothy Hannum, Mary Louise Wetzel, Maurice Raschke, and Robert Head waltzed the show to a grand finale, with Robert Head inpersonating a girl and Dorothy Hannum taking the part of a boy. Two clever youngsters, Alice Mallory and Ray Wilkerson, gave a tap dance and the solo toe dance given by little Miss Mallory received great applause. The minstrel was accompanied by the high school orchestra with Betty Swope at the piano. A if .1 ff 57 - Appreciation A vote of appreciation from the students of Carthage High School is voiced for those patrons who have helped to finance this publication. The firms whose names appear in this book have for ma.ny years supported the interests of the school. Without their aid the extra curricula activities could not exist, and the students would be deprived of much plea.sure as well as diversified experience. The purpose of the Carthaginian is three-fold. First, it is a joy and satisfaction to those who leave the training ground of instruction. Second, it gives to the student who labors for its success invaluable experience. Third, it furnishes an authentic record of the achievements and pleasures of the pupils for the ensuing year. All of which means that the de- mands of the photographer, the engraver and the printer must be met. It is only through the generousness of these patrons whose names appear on the following pages, and who have so libera.lly contributed that the 1935 Carthaginian has been made possible. Patrons CARTHAGE ROTARY CLUB Service Above Self LIONS CLUB L-iberty, I-ntelligence, I O-ur N-ations' S-afety CARTHAGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Community Service THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB OF CARTHAGE Chapter AP P. E. O. SISTERHOOD McREYNOLDS Sz FLANIGAN Lawyers Allen McReynolds - John II. Flanigan John H. Flanigan, Jr. HOWARD GRAY Attorney R. W. WEBSTER, M. D. DRS. WEBSTER Kr CUNNINGHAM DRAKE HOTEL Best Wishes STEWARDS' STUDIO, Photographers Now Smile S. W. Corner Square Carthage, Mo. R. D. CLINE, FURNITURE See Cline First REYNOLDS HARDWARE COMPANY Sporting Goods North Side Square Phone 4685 94 HESSER ELECTRIC Everything Electrical 411 S. Main Phone 2362 DENNISON REPRESENTATIVE of L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts THE COLLEGE PHARMACY Rexall Store CUT FLOWER STORE We Will Please You RUDE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Rudc's Training Is Thorough Il. 81 S. MOTOR SALES COMPANY Chevrolet Salcs Service DARROW MOTOR COMPANY Watch the Fords Go By TALLMAN'S VULCANIZING COMPANY ST. JOHN'S GARAGE Carthage, Missouri Phone 3999 UP-TO-DATE LAUNDRY COMPANY Dry Cleaners Rug Cleaners LLOYDS, INCORPORATED . Wlzcn Things Look Dark Phone 2882 '714 S. Grant CALHOUN-PUTNAM LUMBER CO. MORROW LUMBER COMPANY Complete Builders Supplies KNELL MORTUARY ULMER-DAKE Ed C. Ulmer Mrs. Ed C. Ulmer Ambulance-Telephone 2222 McCORMICK'S Quality Food Always ELLIOTTS' MODERN DAIRY Elliotts' Ice Cream, 'Nuff Said ' RICHARDSON'S GROCERY I. G. A. Stores Phone 2131 431 Main CARTHAGE GAS COMPANY CARTHAGE CRUSHED LIMESTONE COMPANY LEGGETT AND PLATT SPRING BED and MANUFACTURING COMPANY The Mainspring of Rest SMITH BROTHERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Big Smith IIERCULES POWDER COMPANY CARTHAGE ICE AND COLD STORAGE COMPANY Save Food Properly- Save Money Wisely- And Both With Safety! Buy a Coolerator Compliments of CARTHAGE MARBLE CORPORATION MARING 84 BOGGESS All Kinds of Insurance CARTHAGE CLEARING HOUSE Representing Two Good Banks B-V REALTY 8x INVESTMENT CO. Realty Dealers and Auto Loans Geo. S. Beimdiek, Mgr. Suite 201-2-3 First National Bank Bldg. PRINGER E R V I C E ATISF I ES Printer-Ruler-Binder Phone 2226 4th and Lyon CARTHAGE PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY THE CARTHAGE DEMOCRAT 50 Years of Service to the Public JOPLIN GLOBE PUBLISHING COMPANY MILTON'S lVIEN'S STORE Good Clothes J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Where Savings Are Greatest Success and Happiness to You Students of Carthage High KILLINGSWORTH AND COMPANY RAMSAY BROS. DRY GOODS COMPANY The Store That Stands for Quality and Reliability BORMASTER BROTHERS Just Beautiful Shoes xvwm-3 , If It Is the Correct Think to Wear You Will Find It Here CARTER-MILLER Home of Good Clothes' COWGILL FLOUR MILLS, Inc. Peacock Flour ,Mm . Q vi v 1 I 5 . 5 - Y 1 -. i i Q -I Q ! . I 1 1 1 1 1 I x 1 4 1 .- Q Q fs.-.sm up f-aqu-1'm,.+,J4'2anMfi..,1f. , Q . Af ' 2' Q s F giz- fi 26 MVN? .HH ---A-.a.?.,i-. .-.,,,,.....-......-, n V fx I ,Nha , A ,Q E -- Q K ,xx . 'inf-xxxx 'N . A I ' ft . 9 : fx f 4' ' Q 'Ax-ij,,M P -X ' Lf , N' . v m' I wma.-ip? 'n xf 7 I Vfif I '4 A ,R . fXYs.'f , ,fx fl MH ' f2fgjf,5TQ.is Xw, -7 f ,i f A I , f ff Q? i'-FE ' 1 W. ,., ---1 1' x fa' J. v M.- S - A ,A f ' , ' - , - P. ' ' -' X x- V 1 , 4,2 S4 ,JA ,. ty , X ig - -:x , A, 8 f' - 5 E , f f 2 f i i2 ' X 1 ' 3a pf W ff QW W, Q mff M . 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