Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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October 26.-Another pep meeting tonight. There was no bon-fire, and very little pep i ,f e of S W ' ,-',' z -'L' . .ga : ..:-: gif. . -gl 'f i :-1 - .. 1 - ' T , K .5--. r by K K , ,. 1- . A . SMART PIECES Marjorie Burks .....e,e..ee...,eee,e .....,..,,...,..... P resident Jeff Piercy ..,,... .... V 'ice President Bob Stagg .ses,,s ssss,,,ss, S ecretary Jack Boggess .ss,ss 4.ss, T reasurer James Wilson .,ss.,....,s.....,.,,.......,s,.,... .A.. R eporter Class Colors Old Rose and Silver Class Flower Anierican Beauty Rose Motto We build the ladder by which we climb. SOPHOMORE CLASS NOTES In the fall of 1938 the class of 1942 made its entrance into Carthage High School. We, even as our predecessors, had our difficulties in adjusting ourselves to high school life, but through stubborn persistence we gained the respect of our schoolmates. We had a championship basketball team, having won the Junior High tournament, and we excelled in other sports and activities. In this, our second year, we are indicating the goal we mean to attain as seniors. We have been very active in all organizationsg many of the officers of the Spanish club were Sophomores. Some of the members of our class have great musical talent and participated in the musical organizations. Four members of the Sophomore class had leading roles in the operetta. Nine members of the football squad, and seven mem- bers of the basketball squad were Sophomores. Scholastically the Sophomore class ranked high. Miss Arria Murto was sponsor of the class. October 27 -Oh, nie! At Nevada the football teani snf'f'ered a 7-0 defeat. The first of the year

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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

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October 27.-Masque and Sandal club presented The O'7'fL'I'Lg6 Colored Necktie, and Silver Lining. LEFT TO RIGHT 113 Wilson, Clark, Evans, Hutch- ins, Boggess, Ilibbs. Q23 Ralston, Digby, Maring, Cash, Blakey, Hardin, Christy, Crusa I,L1F'l' TO RIGHT 113 Gray, Engleman, Wilson, Brown. 123 Blackwood, Flanigan, Bye, Shank, Scheerer, Vivion. 133 Liles, Wheeler, Coffield, Crib- liet, Cooper, Perry, Ritchie. C43 Wariner, Clift, Keller, Sanders, S Mclntire, Brooks, Pugh, Clark. 'Absenltees-Conn, Hicks. ix. af ,mx LEFT TO RIGHT C13 K. Gipson, Butler, Walker, Stagg, Pasley, Trent, Stow, W. A. Gipson. 123 H. Rusk, Welch, Cleveland, Timm, Vaile, Lawrence, Stan- ton. 133 Shue, Straine, Smith, Logan, Warden, Yoes, Fox, C. Rusk. Absentees - Frerer, Smith, Peoples, Harlow. Noiveniber 3.-Lmnafr 19 This gaine finished any hopes for the Big Eight Championship.