Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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September 1.-School about to begin. I shall try to record herein events both great and small THE JEWELED WATCHES Girls carried off top honors in the high school senior class this year, the three designated as the honor students being Ruth Brizendine, firstg Marian Maring, secondg and Frances Rosenblum, third. Miss Brizendine made a total of 215 points out of a possible 224. In her sopho- more year she was selected as the outstanding citizen in her class and made the pilgrimage with sophomores of other Missouri high schools to Jefferson City. This year she was selected as the outstanding girl in the senior class to serve as a candidate from Rhoda Fairchild chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, in selecting a student from Missouri to make a pilgrimage to Washington, D. C. She is a member of the Olympian Literary Society and also of the Girls? Glee club. Miss Maring, who made 213 points, has been a member of the Mariner corps three years and won first place in a competitive examination to select a Jasper county representative to the state student assembly which was held March 30 in Jefferson City. She has been a member of the Carthage High School debate team the last two years. Miss Rosenblum, who made 211 points, has been a member of the Girls' Glee club three years and also a member of the Girls' Mariner Corps and of Masque and Sandal, dramatic society of the high school. September 5.-The struggle of mind over matter today sent 661 sun balcccl tigers to school g

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W. R. RICE Principal THE HEAD TIME KEEPER KIRKE, IRENE Spanish Sophomore Section Spanish Club Adviser MARSH, FLORA English Senior Section Carthaizinian Adviser MARSH, THELMA English Junior Section Carthaprinian Adviser Junior Class Adviser McAlVIIS, EFFIE SUEK Stenography I' Junior Section Tiger Tales Adviser MCMURTRY, ANNA Mathematics Sophomore Section MURTO, ARRIA Mathematics Sophomore Section Sophomore Class Adviser PEIFFER, ELIZABETH History Sophomore Section Forum Club Adviser Debate Coach PRATER, MRS. BLANCHE School Nursc FACULTY L777: QM. ..' RAGSDALE, FRANCES Music Glee Club Adviser Oporetta RICHARDS, BRUCE D. Manual Training Freshman Section Freshman Class Adviser SCOTT, MARIAN English, History Freshman Section Assembly Adviser Operetta SHOEMAKE, LOUISE Typewriting Junior Section Tiger Tales Adviser STICKROD, B. E. Vocational Agriculture Freshman Section Future Farmers Adviser STINE, S. L. Band, Orchestra Girls' Drum Corps TUCKER, ELINOR Girls' Physical Education Operetta WEBSTER, MRS. CHRISTINE English Freshman Section Altrurian Literary Society WICKHAM, PAUL T. Physics Sophomore Section

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Septeniber 8.-The weather rnan has been kind to its this past week. BIG BENS Richard Webster eee....,eeee,eee.,eeee..ee,,.e,e........ President Robert Rice ..,ee,. ..,. V ice President Iris Ralston .e,eee.e. e,.,....e, S eeretdry Norman Kilgore .... e,,. T redsurer Martin McNerney eee,eeVeeee,,,eee ee,. R eporter Colors: Silver and Blue Flower Rose Motto Out of the Harbor Into the Sea SENIOR CLASS NOTES This senior class is the smallest to graduate from Carthage High School for quite a number of years, for there are only 113 members. Nevertheless we have done many things. A few parties have been given and we appeared in two convocation programs. In musical organizations the class of '40 has played a large part. Out of 14 principal parts in the operetta 10 are seniors and in most of the smaller ensembles the seniors predominate. In basketball three of the varsity were of this class, and the debate team is composed of three. A senior was given the honor of Carthaginian queen. September 12.-The Masque and Sandal had it first ineeting tonight. Miss Cary is the sponsor. 7 1 1 .