Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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November 11.-The Drum Corps marched today at Nevada. They tried with Webb City for firsf plane fs-Jjyfg r UPPER LEFT-Left to Right X 77,1 V 174 UPPER RIGHT-Left to Right Grieb, Maxwell, Spence, L. Reese ly V Q11 Blinzler, Martin, White, Crowe, John- M. Reese, Keller. Hall, Tullis, Harris, W. Wilscpn Carter, Farley, Hoover. Absentees-Emerick. LOWER LEFT-Left to Right Miller, Landreth, Agee, Clifton, Con- ner, Fiihr, Roos, Scott. Rush, Fansler, Coffman, Evans Ballin, Coble, Crayton. Jellison, Beard, Craig, Engelbrecht, Nelson, Falls, Hart, Mann. AhsenteeswHooker. son, G. Green, Hensley, C. Green. Turner, Bliss, Irwin, Gregory, Rice Parker, Baucom. Christy, Billington, Aldridge, Schmidt Moorman, Hyde, Caler, McCatty. Absentees-Harry Loyd, Harris. LOWER RIGHT-Left to Right Hooker, Harrington, Fansler, J. Wil- son, Wimer. Parrill, Wolf, Hatcher, Slevins O'Neal, Wakefield, Wilson. Walker, Ummel, Standard, Johnson Hoover, Smith, Skyles, Smith. November 13.-Honor Roll announced. Many groans of those who failed to make the grade xo'

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November 10.--Carthage defeats Joplin for the first time in fourteen years with the score 12 to 7. BABY WESTCLOX Dick Carter ............,.tttttttt.,tt,t.ttttt...,tttt..tttt.. President Billy Aldridge ....,.........,.,. ,,tt V ice President Mary Frances Roberts ......, tttt,ttt S ecretary Angelique Smith ..l.tt.t,,ttt ,.... T reasurer Patty Wiggins ,,.. ,ti. R eporter Class Colors Scarlet and White Class Flower White Carnation Motto A qiiitter never wins and a winner never quits. FRESHMAN CLASS NOTES The Freshman class, with an enrollment of approximately 200, elected its delegates for the executive committee early in the school year. Two delegates from each Freshman section were chosen, and they in turn nomi- nated the class officers. Direct election by ballot was then held. The Freshmen had few activities to take part in, thus most of the honors fall to the upper classmen. Bruce D. Richards is sponsor. November 11.-R. O. T. C. and Mariner Corps participate in the Armistice Day parade at Springfield

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N November 17.-Believe it or not, we had three lt flfj A ,rfxmii , 4 E6 av UPPER LEFT-Left to Right Aldridge, Leggitt, Cather, H. Welch. Wagner, Marshall, Riddle, Warden, Ingle, Fasken, Smith, Lindenman. Rawles, Slocornb, Nunns, Hutchins, Allen, McFadden, Clark. Campbell, Wise, B. Welch, Peoples Haley, Norvell, Roberts, Gatliff. LOWER LEFT-Left to Right Tinder, Nesbitt, H. Keith, Benton Tryon. Hendrickson, Wilkerson, D. Carter, McKinney, Swingle, Breeze, Arnold. Riley, Sutton, Kester, Glover, Clair, Per, M. Carter, Lawrence. AX Q ., 'Rl . ' ' QV. ' if ,z .xy X UPPER RlNGHT-Lelft tt' Right 113 A. Smitli, Gubser, Baird, Bacon Arbogast, Hooker, Hildreth. C25 Willis, Patterson, Hedge, Harnsher Glines, Cones, Shackelford, Schasteen Q35 Corley, Hensley, Hamsher, Epperson Marrett, Stow, Jacobs. 145 Howard, Spry, Hall, Bayless, Hart Abram, Iles, Jones. LOWER RIGHT-Left to Right 115 Fitzwater, Palmer, Greene, Jackson. C23 Wiggins, M. Heisten, C. Bryant Givins, Bray, Wolf, Snow. Q33 Irwin, White, Pingree, Garrison, Shar- on, Taylor, Ralston, Green. Norember 15.-The band made their first public appearance in their new blue and white untfor ms