Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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Oct. 18.-Miss Rogsclale announced the rrnernbers of the svnall groups, mixed chorus, and accovnpanlsts. . X ,K ff f V ' LEFT TO RIGHT Rush, Bli !, fayne?!A4C Qwvy , eidfylgi' Horn, Rol- l insytRogers, Simmer, Baker. f3J McCatty, Alurnbaugh, Tolliver, Stemmons, Thompson, Ellis, Love. C45 Pahlow, Hedrick, Ogle, Grieb, Rucker, Maxwell, Porter, I Tonjes, White, Welton, Hoover. C45 Brown, Jean Aldridge, Deitte- rich, Joan Aldridge, Rudisill, Boothe, Dresslaer, Striegel. Absentees - Robert Campbell, Robert Barnett, George Hill, Jack Morris. K ,jx . , fylf LEFT TO RIGHT 115 Turner, Whisler, Hodson. C25 Norris, Clair, Bandy, West, Owen, Elder. 135 Stow, Pasley, McNerney, Mc- Bride, Moyer, Van Wey, Tay- lor. 143 llaker, Smith, Wagner, Ross, Owen, Marsden, Moore, Jenkins. Absentees 4 Virginia McAsh- land, Helen Murrell. l l Xa. ' ,Jw S is ,rw-'Zz October 18.-Practically the entire school turned ouftonight for pep meeting, bonfire, snake dance. 115 Means, Skipper, Grissom, Stephens. Absentees - Paul Hornback, Marion Hudspeth, Loren Parker, Roscoe Powers, Leonard Pruitt. ,Av . ' V rfflv y,.l LEFT TO RIGHT yfrftff' flj Frank Ford, Sails, ers. I Q,2?lHooker, Holley, Divilbiss, Hahnen, Harry Ford, Boyd. H131 Evans, Ogden, Brydges, I-'i-fff2.!1'9'v' X 1 . ' -Q-1 1

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October 16-The Junior class elected A. H. Rogers class president. This is becoming a tradition. IUNIO RMCDDELS l A. H. Rogers ...,c..ss... ,...,..,.,...sss,..,.,s..,.,..,, P resident Larry Flanigan s,sc .... V ice President Harriett Rollins ,,..... ...,s,. S ecretary Betty Lee Roberts ,..s,s .... T reasurer Jack Holley ......,eee..,ts.,e.....ss,e,,.e.. ,..,,. R eporter The door Class Colors Blue and Gold Class Flower Rose Motto to success is labeled 71ush. JUNIOR CLASS NOTES The class of '41, rivaled in size only by the Freshman class, is well represented in all phases of school life. Two positions on the basketball team this year were held by Juniors who also made Mariner Corps had their quota drum majors of the two latter well represented on the Honor among the four students chosen served as adviser for the class. up a large part of the football team. R.O.T.C. and of Juniors as did the Band and Drum Corps. The ,Lx organizations were also Juniors. The class has been f Roll throughout the year and two Junior girls were yell leaders by the student body. Miss Thelma Marsh www October 16.-If you see a waiter in the hall, it's a Mariner Corps officer, rigg and all.

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if ,fi October 19.-Om' enthusiasm last night gave ' i' of spirit. Aiiiora 12, Carthage 7. fl I LEFT TO RIGHT 115 Guinn, Downey, Dalton, Davis, Harbison, Hoofnagle. 125 Dunham, Cromer, Yaryan, Holz, Crowe, Kahl, Harris. 135 Hageman, Keller, Deitz, Eng- land, Ford, Smith. Q45 Denney, Cunningham. Absentees - Chester Gipson, Leonard Ellison,' Edward Sherrill, J. C. Johnson. fl , J ' , X . . f LY' .. J? I J fi fl ff. l LEFT TO RIGHT Q15 Catron, Wallace Buchanan, Royster, Hamilton, Hale. 125 Moles, Bowen, Anderson, Wat- son, Thomas, Adams, Johnson. 135 Yaryan, Heisten, Mary Bu- chanan, Utter, Kahl, Howard, Schnake. ., 145 Amundsen, Williams, Liles, X Shue, Matthews, Riley, Yeo- man, Schies. Absentees - Lester Gipson, Warren Griffin, Charles Ross -Ja es Sw t. -.a LEFT TO RIGHT Q15 Weithoner, Chittenden, Wine Flanigan, Roll, Carter. 1 Q25 Jones, Lamey, Fay Good, Burel, Hilton, Cannon, Knight. 435 Wagner, Cline, Biggerstaff, Lauderdale, Roberts, Mims, DuLaney. 445 Howard, Phyllis Jones, Thelma Good, Wardle, Wyatt, Bryant, Brueggeman, Iles. Absentees - C. R. Bridges, Marvin Chapman, Burl Cones, W. J. Flood, Tommy Hodson, Lawrence Michael. A October 24.-lCacfthaginia1I 29ictai'es taken today. Absences from classes are not periods of depression tk 1 Y: Si I