Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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I e ' ' f' ' Ge0!9e B' wagers ' , lx '.c- f R: 5 Nixss 1501 Ymmu fff 2 was H X If c f A X - Lena Spam c NM X h ,f NMS 0 If : 4' A S 4 A f ff -Li , 1-,, l-l+ -1 N f -,.f-' - Z ,Z qi!!! ,,M,f f6:'l'f'llfl!l?'ll f6:f1'rf111r'117, -jZ!l'lHll'7 Ziff f. f fi . . .1 .. 99 X fffifiif I xv, fl K ff 7' 5-all MISS NANCY NEUBERT ATTENDANTS Myla Marshall Gloria Franklin Linda Stair CANDLE-LIGHTERS Emma Hain Jean Brown Narrator ...,oo.o.,,o.ooo..,7,,.,., .,o,o,...7,,.o...,...,,,, L ois Rush Crowning ,.,...., ....... M r. J. L. Campbell TABLEAUX Lois Lee, Helen Louise Hough, Fred Underwood, Delores Alumbaugh, Doris Reed, Ann Liggett, Clair Lovelace, Jean Phillips, Virginia Lee Michaelis, Bob Jansen, Carolyn Carmean and Dick Fanning, assisted by members of the Carthaginian staff and the band. Page 6 K' - -Al f?lll0l'lfl7lZ MISS ESTHER IANE PRATT 1863 - 1947 Our parents and grandparents remember Miss Pratt with affection and associate her with fine ideals, high cultural standards, and a desire to live life to the fullest. It was she who, for eighteen years, was the guiding hand of the Carthaginian, and it is to her memory that we join in paying tribute. f CONTENTS O ow WV' , . ADIVIIJI J. L. CAMPBELL Superintendent inn nf rf! C561 calf 12211 ' Thomas E. Taylor ...,.,. Iloy E. Mayes ..LL.,.....L ...,. . Ilerbert W. Smith 7,..A,. ,... ...e,....P1'esident .Vice- President ...,....T1'easurer Mrs. Ella Calhoon ., .e.... e.,e.,e......e... e...e S e cretary Mrs. Harold 0. Beard Ben J. Zeckser Mrs. George Phelps RATIO HAZEL ARGAIZRIGHT Coin mcrcc RACHEL RARNETT Libra:-ian's Assistant JAMES C, BUSSINGER Science C. A, CHERRY Custodian MAX L. CHERRY Diversified Occupations KATHERYN V. COLLIER English and French SGT. CARL COOPER R. O. T. C. THEODORE COULTER Vocational Agriculture ltinerant Instructor NETTIE A. CURRY Home Economics E. H. DARNALL Vocational Agriculture Itinerant Instructor JOLLEY DZIADYK Physical Education and Athletics KENNETH AUSTIN FITE Instrumental Music GEORGE EOLAND Custodian LOUISE HALLIBURTON Social Studies and Latin GEORGE E. MASTERS Principal SGT. HOMER H. HANHERRY R. O. T. C. ETHEL HARDAWAY Nlathematics C. F. I-I EDGE Custodian SGT. LEIGH l'. HOI-'P R. O. 'lf C. LEON HUDSON Vocational Agriculture MAY HUKILL Library VIRGINIA IRWIN Social Studies MACIE JOHNSON E'ng'lish and Social Studies SYLVIA V. JONES English and Art IRENE KIRKE English and Spanish CHARLES LEGRANDE Vocational Agriculture Itinerant Instructor ANNA MCM URTRY Mathematics THELMA MARSH English MRS. JEAN B. MILLER Girls' Physical Education MAJ. JAMES M. MILLER R. O. T, C. KENNETH A. MITCHELL Custodian DONALD L. MOLER Commerce and Speech MRS. MARGARET A. MOLER Science A RRIA MURTO Mathematics ELIZABETH PEIFFER Social Studies MARY PEOPLES Principal's Secretary INEZ PIERCY Commerce H. D, RICHARDS Industrial Arts MRS. ANNEVA RIDDICK Vocal Music SGT. J. C. RUSSELL R. O. T. C. LENA M. SPOOR Study Hall Supervision CARL T. STAGER Social Studies and Athletics ARLENE KING WAGNER Commerce MRS. CHRISTINE WEBSTER English E. M. YANCEY Manual Arts fl 13 ix v fi N 'Yup Rmx' Miss Hum-I ArLfnIn'ivht, .l. V. lillmilluw-r, Manx Vlma-rry, Vliss K.11ln-ryn l'nllior, Sgt. 1 ul lax v Mi - Ncllic Umm xg . . lifllu Run Jolla-y lbzimlyk, livnlu-th l i!v, Mis: lnnlisv ll:ulli'mr14m, SUI. llnlnvr ll. llnnlrulx Mu-. ISHN-I ll:n4I:nxx:n5. SVI. I.4fiv'h l'. llupp, lfmnlh liuw l.+-nn Ilmlmun, Miha Mzny llukill. Nlisr Vin-uiniu Irvin, Misa Mavis- Juhnson, 1 Ny Nll .lulw-, Mias Irs-nu liillw. Thiul Kun' Misx Annu M4-Mul'tl'y, Miy- 'l hn-lmzn Mznrah, Majnr .Imm-Q Miller, Mrs. Je-:an Mllln lmnlm Mull-r, Mu. lVl:n1-:mn-I Mulvr. Svvmui Kun Miv- .Xrriu Murtu, Miss Iilizulu-th IN-il'!'4-l'. Mira Inv! l'n-rvy. llrllvm- Il. Rimlu I .Xnlxvxn lhnhllrk, Sul, .l. V. Ruswll, 'I'-il'-l Ibm Mis- lmnu Spum, Furl Slum-I, Mus. Allvm- W'uum'r, Ml'-. t'hristim- Wm-bslul, I-I. M Y mf' ago I0 fmnrf MMM' Ilail to your colors, faithful and true, We stand united in tribute to you. Blue is your banner, white is your name, Loyal our hearts and wide your fame. Hail, Alma Mater, all hail to thee, Righteous and honored thy name shall ever be. Hearts ever love thee, aims hold thee high, Great are thy virtues, Carthage Hi. -Jo Ann Lochrie '46 Page 12 www ui Zena 'WH l X GLASS 5 f? y Z The Seniors For four years, the class of '47 has graced the halls of C. H. S., and it will be found that the members of the class have contributed to almost all the school's activities of the past years. Many of the seniors have participated in sports such as football, bas- ketball, tennis and golf, in debate and dramatics, in musical departments and in the school publications. On Thursday, November 7, the class held a Barn Party at the coun- try home of Emma Hain. The senior class play, The Life of the Party, by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes, was presented on Tuesday, April 15. Proceeds were used to purchase a class memorial for the school. An assembly was presented by the class of '47 as an annual affair. The senior class sponsors were Miss Halliburton, Mrs. Moler and Mr. Richards Page 14 4...-Al. SENIOR OFFICERS President ...,..,...... . .,...... Dick Fanning Vice-President ........... John Anderson Secretary ............ ........ . -Xlbert Bruner Treasurer ..,,....,.............. ......... M aurice Bruner Assembly Committee ,..... ........ N ancy Tinsley r,,... -dw .. AQ, W., . ,v .Y Y v gl Top Row- D. Abiatti, Richard Adams, Delores Alnmlmnfh Joh A l 1, , n nwvrscm. Joann llalter. Fhnrlcs B?lldl'ldlI6'. Sm-ond Row David Barnett. Grace Barnett, Jimmy Hell, lVl?1l'5l'?lI'L3l Blankenship, Varl Blanset, Charal Bogartlusl 'l'hir1l Row Erma Lee Boothe. Bonnie Bowles, Jack Brooks, Elvan Brown, Jack Brown. .Ioan Brown. Fourth Row Tummy Brown, Albert Bruner, Mauriu- Bruner, Joan Hn.-nett. Carolyn Carmcan, Bill Carr. Fifth Row Ernestine Carter. Leland Canter, Dorothy Castor, Exltlie Chapman, Willodwm Qlanum, W. A- Cochran. Sixth Row Joan Cole, Dean Compton. Page 15 Page 16 Icp R4 rxx' hvnv fmlrlm-y, Iucllth Jam- 11-awimwl, Ilnnuld Krzlynv. Halo lrlll, linux-r lr 1r:: by, Huh iurrnn SL -1-1r ml Row G1-rzllul i'm'ry. wvlllllfhll Furry, Roy llvunis, I'Ilh':1 Duty, R-vlwri I-Ilnvrivla, livvrrly I'Il'IYt'l'SllIl. 'I'hirmI Row Hola ldvzunf, llvlcn I-Ivnns, Ruth Evans. Ri:-hulwl Fzulnimr. Furl l :msln-r. .luhn Fun-rm-l'. I 1w urth Row lilizznlwth Ifmxvoit, Hn-ulznh Fly, Gum- 1 l'l'OIT'lPl!I, Shirlvy 1 l'w1'c-1'. lhmrthy l z'ust. l4lHll'lUtll Full:-rlnn. l iI'th Row Martha l ulIcl'tun. Hub Gzliliff, 1'atx'in'iu Glaze, 1 n'v4la lirccnwoml, l l'um'is Gucnzcl, Emnux llnin. Top Row llalm- Harris, Czxrul Hurry, Innmunu Hartloy. Jimmiv Hzlyw. Nlnry l.uu llvnsloy, M1-llm llonsnn Sm-mul Row Jim Hivks, Janws llill, Mzlrcvlla Holliday, Hn-lun IA:-:iw llnnuh, Ralph Ilezwzxrcl. Gunm- l'llllP1Il'l'l'l'll, Third Row Halene Ipuck, Robert Jansen. Cody Joe Jenkins, Virlur Jens:-n, Mary lV1arthu J1-hnsun, Mary Ruth Jones Fourth Row Hubert Kahl, Har0ld Kaugrhman, Betty Keener, Gerlrue Keller, Loretta liimbcrlin, Jaclf Kreighbaum Fifth Row James Laney, Lois Lee, Ann Liprrutt. Clair Lovclucc, Wayne Mcivlann. Janet Mucfurlune Page 17 V ..., A, - Wi Page Tug. limv Jimmic- Mm-ln1ul'I'f. .limmiv Mwclw-s. Nrvn .lean M1-Vey, Lyle Milvllm-ll, .lim lVlum'nmn, Greta Murly S1-vuml liuw Ks-nm-lh Nu-N-lrirk, llurlson N4-ill, Nun:-y Ne-ulwrt, .lzunus Null, Emil Dvxmnn, Irvne Owl-n 'I'hirll lhm' Iluln- l':nym-, .lulw l'm-ck, Hllinll l'oHel'. Rosvnmry l'u':lx, William Quillin, lhwmhy Rnlslun lfullstll Huw Ihnria lim-1-rl, lVlul'jnrl1- lh-1-vvs, l':xlly liirllslrflson, l'ln:lrlull1- Riflmllm-, l,m':lli1' liuln-rtsnll. llflwvlllv ling-4-I' l iI'tll Hum .lnml-s lluln-V. l'llzn'lyn Rrvlvlr, Luir- Ruall, R.olxQl'l Ru-Hell, lhmny Sxfunuuls, K':1r'luno,- Szllulers 'FN Wx X px 513 1 n I 1 I i I 4 1' ' S nl-rs, I'aulL-tta Sandvrs, Marvin Schoolcr, David Sharon, IA-la Six, Norma Tup Row ,immle a my .Ivan Skyles Second Row- Clyde Smith, Patsy Smith, Herhert Stanley, Carrollyn Still, Hoyt Stocker, Louise Studyvin Third Row Paul Stukey, Nancy Tinsley, Bob Tonjes, Eddie Ulmer, Hattie Ummol, Fred Underwood Fourth Row Bonnie Vaughn, Patty Wagner, Donald Walton, Evelyn Ward, Gordon Wilks, Kermit Willard Fifth Row Betty Jeanne Vlfilloughhy, Dorothymae Wise, Ruby Wino. Harold WVo0d, Melba Wright, Jack Young Not Pictured-J. L. Conner 5 R? Xi Page 19 fri H fn -KIZWAIIU ll. 1 nge First lionor Second Honor LOIS LEE L0lS RUSH Third llonoi , ,.., lflnima llain Fourth. .... ,.,,,,,..,, J can Brown Seventh ,..... . ,, oA....,..,. llob Janson Fourth .... ............., Ruby Wise Eighth ......... ......... I 'utty Richardson Fifth. ...i.i. Dorothy Castor Ninth ....,... ,..............,.,,. I Sill Carr Sixth ........ i...,.... , Carol Harry Tenth ........ .......... B ob Tonjes Iliff! nz 110Q'wz.1 rw f 2 l I American Association of Rotary Club Award l'nivcrsily Women Award LOIS RUSH BOB JANSEN The Juniors The fall of 1946 will long be remembered in Carthage High, for the outstanding class of 19-18 was enrolled. This famous class proudly entered C. ll. S. as Juniors with the same spirit we had as we started. This year members of our class have succeeded in gaining honors in various fields-debating, oratorical contests, music, football, basketball, and other athletic events. Our class play, Cross My Heart, was one of the most successful ever produced on our cherished C. H. S. stage and will be remembered by everyone who saw it. With next year in mind, we continue our activities so that we may complete our years in C. H. S. and go out into the world aiming to make C. H. S. proud of us. Page 24 JUNIOR OFFICERS President ............ .......... B etty June Kreger Vice-president ........ ...................... J ean Phillips Secretary ............. ........ V irginia Lee Michaelis Treasurer ........ ......... C arolyn Wampler Reporter ....... .............,........... T ed Ludy Assembly ..... ...... M ary Sue Birkhead MR. I-IUDSON'S HOME ROOM Back Row-Jim Babcock, Earl Corder, Eugene Arnold, Howard Booths, Garden Brightwell. Joe Keith Adams Second Row-Henry Botts, Norma Jean Burt, Louise Blackford, Charlotte Breeze, Carrie Mary Sue Birkhead, Shirley Blackwell, Wilbert Abram First Row- Wanda Crowe, Sue Cartwright, Mary Brumback. Lucille Cochran, Betty Bandy, Joan Not Pictured-Lemoine Binxrman. Clarence Witt MR. STAGER'S HOME ROOM Bar-k Row-Albert Curry, Jack Gouverneur, Pat Griffin, V. W. Fullerton, R. T. Fnsdirk, Bill Kenneth Faucett, Wendell Harmes, Charles Estus Sevonsl Row-Billy Rose, Ralph Eddy, Donald Curry, Pat.-ay Dalton, Letha Dingman, Mary Harrinlzton, Carolyn Glenn, Max Dabbs, Tommy Evilsizer Mulkey. Arning. Burton J orden, Louesa Fir:-it Rnwf'Billy Fitzwnter, Rhona Durkworth, Bonnie Dodson, Bonnie Willis, Reva Dipper, Lucy Whitten, Eva Greninger, Donna Grauberger, Gregory Guenzel Page 25 i Page 26 MR. BUSSINGEIYS HOME ROOM Back Row Ilill Irwin. Kenneth Holland, Linda Len- Hicks, Gene Lynn, Carrie Hensley, Gleman Keller Billy Jenninyra Second Row Donald Laney, Nedra Kester, Mary Jean Anderson. Bettye Jo Hoover, Vonna Havens, Bonnie Johnson, Pauline Kaughman, Janet! Hurst., Bud Hayes, Tommy Iles First, Row Robert Hoaier. Emma Lou Hart, Betty June Kreger, Berneda Kollenburn. Carroll Hendrix liilly Hood, Bobby Joe Jones Nut Pictured Robert Hedge, Delores Jones MISS HARDAWAY'S HOME ROOM Burk Row Gene Norwood. Billy Marshall. G. A. Longs, Betty Lou Murray, Wayne Ortloff, Don Maxwell. Wendell Namiier. Lloyd Norvell Seiond Row Betty Ruse Youngblood, Ruthmarie Dix, Shirley MciVlir-hael, Margaret. Hamilton, Mary McNerney. Virginia Lve Michaelis, Margie Marsden, Mildred Martin I-'ii-at Row Mary Louise Mrlielvey, Peiriry Muskop, Myla Marshall, Annie Lee Monroe, Maxine Slunikvr, Doris Wood, Norma Jean Nett, Viola Skelton Nut Pictured Delores Knoll. Richard Lorarni, Lowell Maxwell. llenrwry Mitchell, Helen Moorehouse, Jimmie Nida, R. V. Zinn MRS. MILLER'S HOME ROOM Back Row-May Margaret Schooler, Donald Riddle, Bob Sanders, Leroy Rogers, L. A. Regan, Jean Phillips, Richard Perkins, Hollis Pendleton, Virginia Plumb Second Row-Kaye Rusk, Susan Shelton, Dorothy Pond, Mary Ann Reynolda, Robert Peoples, Ina Hurt, Carol Brown, Shirley Rucker, Margaret Poimlexter First Row --Donna Scantlin, Barbara Smith, Isabel Schubert, Katherine Powell, Jackie Perry, Louise Rowe, Terry Wolverton, Dorothy Shepp MR. Cl-lERRY'S HOME ROOM Back Row-Lloyd Weber, Fred Thompson, Richard Logsdon, Billy Weber, Junior Wells, Arle Davenport, Sam Snoddy, Robert Stiles, Gorden Turner, Vernon Urban Second Row-Melba Ward, Janette Walker, Irene Spurgeon, Ida Ruth Spradling, Kitty Viviun, Rebecca Westfall, Betty Treat, Ruby Treat, Mary Lee Weng First Row'-Florence Van Wey, Lavone Tatum, Eileen Sutton, Faye Templeton, Glenna Still, Carolyn Wampler, Doris Swarens, Emma Sue Tallman Page 27 The eeeophomores The Sophomore Class this year was active in many school activi- ties. We were well represented on both football and basketball teams oi' the school, and in the literary societies, the music department, speech department, and debating. Tony Pace, Sue Woestman, Mary Hodkin, Bill Bennett, Larry Dunham, and Keith Walker were members of the Student Council. The class enjoyed a picnic at the Municipal Park Friday, Octo- ber 18, 19116, and afterwards attended the Joplin-Carthage football game. The Sophomores chose Eugene Weithoner as their best citizen to make a trip to Jefferson City in April, through the courtesy of the Mis- souri Federation oi' Women's Clubs. Our class sponsors more Miss McMurtry, Miss Irwin, Miss John- son, anfl Mr. Cherry. Page 28 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President ....,,,.. ...,...,. E ugene Weithoner Vice-president ,,,..... ...,,.,..,..,... ,.., J a ck Moto Secretary ....,.. Jacqueline Rollins Treasurer ........ ................. P hil Allen Reporter .,,....,,,......,........ ...,...... B illy Joe Wilson Assembly Committee ...... ..,..... .,., T o m Dunphy Ng Q FQ. 9, . ' an 4,-5 .cn 1 15 ,WWA l 'li ,N f a 5.1 9 Miss .lohnson's Home Room Bark Row Maurice Blackwell, Phil Allen, Donald Arnold, Bill Bennett, Howard Williams, Ivan Ag:-in, Lloyd Burizi, Bobby Byrd, Paul Bryant, Frank Bunga, Bernard Wilks, Harrison Smith. Second Row -Bob Bretches, Phyllis Boirardus, Dolores Wiggins, Norma Cantrell, Shirley Beckham. Dorothy Swearingen, Billie Call, Virginia Bowen, Rebekah Adams, Yvayne Bull. First Row Bob Paulk, Herman Baldridge, Wanda Williams, Delores Capps, Louann Williams, Marcella Blackford, Lois Burt, Fred Butts, Charles Beckham. Not Pictured-Donald Thompson, Jeanne Wiley. Miss McMurtry's Home Room Back Row-f Edwin Cherry, Lowell Wheat, Georgie Chrlstman, Billy Joe Wilson, Bohby Dum-kworih. Boll Lee Widner, Gene Edwards, George Chittenden. Curtis Davis, Kenton Crumpley, Second Row-Tom Dunphy, Bill Chittenden, Virginia Curry, Beulah Conner, Ruth Evans, Patricia Ennis, Darelene Deitz. Lottie Westfall, Floyd Elder, Larry Dunham. First Row Frank Cherry. June Morgan. Betty Emmerson, Hester Carter, Bernice Cooper, Irene Christman, Martha Ann Denison, Helen Dipper, Betty Jo Feather, W. A. Wheat. . S ' gx I fl N Page 29 MISS MURTO'S HOME ROOM Bark Row Holm lfranklin, Ilan Harris, Jimmie Fox, Alhcrt Wziltvrn, Loren Fenimore. Richard Fuizei. Hill Johnston, Holm Henderson. Sw-ond Row Richard Ih-ndric-kson, Hola Haldernmn. Eugene Weithoner, Lloyd Hartlvy, Donald Green, Rohm-rl llf-ndrix. Richard Harllvy. Jimmie Garrett, Gary I ret-man, Arnold Henderson. Fire-d Row lirooksiv Southard, Norma Wilson. Gloria Franklin, Rebecca Gruvvs, Fernc Forlncy. Betty Ji-nn lh-scr, Carolyn Frost, Belly Ann Fvnner, Louise Ulter. Not l'ir-lurc-rl .l. ll. Ware, Koith Walker, GL-no Cormrton, Boh l 0rrl. MISS KlRKE'S HOME ROOM Bark Row Alton .loner-, liilly Hill. Vat llomv. John Huntnn. Lloyd Tryon, Rirhard lluqgins, Bill Johnson .lnvk Tziylor, liill Henson. Soc-mul Row Wnynv Johnson, Earl VVood, Gene Jeffers, Mary llodkin, Lolrisn Jones, Nira Thompson llonuld K1-v, Edlliv R. Jurkson, Tom Irwin. First Row .lorry Kxnimerdicnor, Max Jones, Doris Hivkn, Carolyn Janson. Hazel Johnson, Ellen Tilton Gln-nnu llerrvll, Jerry Jones, Gm-nfr Winslow, Gene Trowbridge. Not, l'ic-turvd Wanda llcnrdcy, Eilvcn Williams. Billy Jones. Page 30 AA - 'i'Q, ., af 3 '!l'E- at 'QE rx! 'adv m MISS COLLlER'S HOME ROOM First Rowe Donald Swingle, Jack Mote, Bob Locarni, Lester Poulson, Carl Metzger, James Kirchner. Billy Lee Moody, Donald Loop, Carroll Maxwell Second Row Pexzfry McCall, Jeneva Morris, Mary Emalou Marritt, Erma McKinzie, Loy Strait, J. L. Morgan, Barbara Stotts, Sue Woestman, Phyllis Keller, Clara Marsden First Row--Bob Mead, Jeanette Miller, Kathleen Kyte, Mary Lue Snow, Betty Lou Mima. Norma Dean McDonald, Benjie Mevey, Joe McKelvey Not Pictured --Eddie Jackson. Clifford Jennings, Norman Knight, Martha McWilliams, Joelda Knorpp, Jackie Uber, Dolores Marble, Bill Owen MISS IRWIN'S HOME ROOM Back Row--Jack Scheerer, Dale Smith. Edward Smith, Charles Kaupzhman, Paul Gass. Bob Ferguson, Charles Owen. Hugh Osborne, Tony Pace Second Row Ronald Potter, Bill Riley, Treva Rogers, Vera Smith, Wanda Rogers, Ava Lea Snow, Alyce Ann Sinclair, Bill Porter, Bert Reed First Rowe Carl Prigyr. Ann Schooler, Jacquelin Rollins, Mary Carolyn Robinson, Doris Seypholt, Betty Phelps, Gladys Sheldon, Roberta Rutherford, Bob Redmond Not PicturedfBilly Bayless, Marlin Ritchie, Merle Pitman, Betty Lou Paulson Nlf 1 I 'n 1 a Page 31 The Freshmen The fall of 1946 saw the future seniors of 1950 enrolled. The class is justifiably proud of its record this first year. Members of the class have taken part in athletics, chorus groups, band, orchestra, and societies. A freshman talent assembly program was given in December. The class is looking forward to three more years of learning and fun in Carthage High. The sponsors of the class are Mr. Moler, Miss Piercy, and Miss Arga- bright. Page 32 FRESHMAN OFFICERS President . ,,,,.,,, . .,......,i, Dick Farmer Vice-president ........ ...,.,.., I iowena Kreger Secretary ..,,......,,, .,...., P at Woestman Treasurer ...... ..,..,.. L orraine Rush Reporter ..,,..,..,........... .,..,,, G ene Curry Assembly Committee .,.... ,,,...., K ay Neubert Hn, fx 1 'E 4 1' 1 ,- 5. MISS MARSH'S HOIVE ROOM x g. X -1, iii? Back Row Barluara Alexander. liaytfm Ulay, I'Irm'sl Hillinglllrn, llclun Marin- llziilvy. llrlcn llnluy. John Byers. Dirk Balm-awk, Virginia Carter, Jezlnnino Byrfl cm-und Rim Rnih Mvliain, Norma Nappier, Barbara 'l'empls-irm, M211-Jiwiv limwn. Franklin Bu Rfnrvr Burt, Dale Wilt, Rziymoml Cash. Glvnn Baum l'ir:1t Row Jimmie C'm'fl4u1nis-l', Varrvll Brown, Lucille Hrmotlw, Snz.innc Bi1llllUl'UIllC, Billie BUXYIIIZIII Li-rraine Carter. Janice- Allrn, Jzxvkiv L'L.nllss, Herbert Bnrni-tl Not Pirlurcrl Marilyn Green, Ralph Kos! MRS. WAGNI-IR'5 HOME ROOM tlcr Hack Rnw -Ruln-rl Erxxin, Vliffoiwl Emery, Vivian Gcorks-. Ruth Fly, llnlfy lQmlwar.l.4, liwlsliv Griffitli. Mary Margrucritu Garlmr. llfzlon L. Evans. Dick l armvr, lJnn:il.l llqwncy :vonfl Row Betty Cuniminus, Alive Curry, Nlaruaret Duvall, V'-lila Griplx:i, Rox Smith, Emilo Gs-raril Mc-rlyn Elder, Ruy Gem-ks, John l'oturt'I', R'lye-rt C'rznvforiI lirst Rnw Mary Suv Frenvh, Jerry Crow. Russull Glinlwvll, Jeannie Duvlxett. l'al:4y l'lcnning'cr, Cecil Hamilton, Walter Bass, Erm-st Greenwood, Gcnc Curry Page Page 34 MISS ARGABRIGI-lT'S HOME ROOM lim-lx Run- .lny 'l'ivln-mvr, llumlhy lluu-ns, GL-no Ilixun, William l,luy4l llmul, Runalcl lluprlws, Frm-xl lim-an-n', Shale-1' G11:s:x, I'aula Joan Ilm-nslcy, Lulu Mavic liniuhl You-uxnl Row Max Juslon, l 1-rnv llslslxins, Marpralret llill, lic-Hy Ann l'an'kL-r, Marian llzlnvuvk. llvlen liaulrhman. l.m-una Slonilwr. Ilmmlml Jvllflllllfh Fir:-l Rnw Wx-nslvll llnrl, ,lm-:Lu .l1lllSl'Il, Nan llaxrrimzlnn, Estlu-1' Stranw, -ICHIIIICIHU ll1:u1:l1awuut. Elhvl lill1llll'0, Iflvlzl Mill'lC Ilmlhun, Emlzliu llc-nsun MISS l'll'ZRCY'S HOME ROOM Bark Row liilrla llvllo l.ill'l1'l', Furl l,unu'y, l,1'1mzll'tl llalu Mosley. lillpu-110 Hgh-, Rivllartl Ncvley. Jnlm Muunvyllam, .lorry Mr-Millnn, Jimmie 1.1-e, liosvlrmry l'nlm1-r N-fluml liuw Surah Maxwvll, l'hzu'lultv I.mul1-nsl:-1:4-r, .lnckio l,oc-dy, Rulmrl lluVall. .luv Muivlmcl, lirnvsl Umlvn, llulu-rl Ogden, Phyllis Wllilakm-r, Betty Lou l.usi1.or l irsl Row Jusvphim- llurt. Rillu Maw Martin. Ruwlvlm 1il'L'p:0r, Belly Owen, Belvu'0wcn. Edna Luuille IW-ok. Fully Suu llluss Nu! l'i1-lun-rl Velma Ruth Utts-1' ,.. vs, sl ' x li lug W .Q -r 4 ia-Q,,,' M MH'- 'Oli w N N-'V w. MR. MOLER'S HOME ROOM Back Row---Imof - -' ard, Mary Beth Stark, Max Guthrie, Doyle Rutherford, Keith Riley. Eugene Skelton, Joan Tadlork Second Row--Deloris Lee owman. Loretta Quintard, Richard Tatum, Newton Smith, Fred Smith, George Parmenter, Lorraine Rush. Patty Griffith First Row Betty Lee Reavea, Gaylord Still, Don Redmond, David Reavis, Joan Reno, David Pendle- ton, Evelyn Spurgeon, Joan Seypholt, Doris Replogle Not Pictured-Edwin Underwood MISS SPOOR'S HOME ROOM Back Row- Pat Woestman, Edna Lorentzen, Wilma Evans, Clifford Jennings, James Johnson, Dwight Davis, Harold Whitehead. Eddie W. Jackson, Katherine Hildreth, Shirley Wache, Alice Curry Second Row-Bonnie Osborn, Eula Mae Triplett. Bonnie Treat, Norman Taylor, Marvin Osborne, Fran- cis Jay Little, Lloyd Jones, Dick Weil, Delores Brandon, Margaret Wall, Barbara Underwood First Row--Kathleen Moser, Kay Neubert, Marlene Albauer, Robert Dunkle. Gene Young, Robert Estus, Betty Doris Davis, Wilma Watts, Stephania Per, Lera Pottorff, Naomi Harder Not Pictured-Louis Vaughn s ,4 1 , l. 2 'W I 5 I 5 I Page 35 1 J .1 ' ' s .Q ' 9 . . W' ull' wg ff . 'Qw It 'D W1 ,. f 'Yi f ,, . , ' gi? 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Q 'Vl'FlEg X at K h f KxAk - h h NT 1 V, , V ,A . I xx Ai' , ,'1'--- I Q ' ,. - f 'JK' gum' ix ! x ,X L Q- ,' Y J Ig' f 0 J X Y Y Y 4,4 l ' -5 gf' 7 f 7 ff . -.ANIAUIX gnnnrv Huck Row li'ith Walker, Mary Jean Younu, Mary Hoilkin, Hob fonjcs, limb Jansen. Ernest Billinpzton, Helen Louise lloui-Ill, Lois Rush. Tony Pace Second Row Bill lit-lim-tt, Virginia Lie lVlin-has-lis, Sue Woeslman, Linila Stair, Doris Swarens, Carn- lyn Glenn, .lc-:in Phillips, Keith Ailains First Row llhnral lizzirardus, lloiothy Castor, Sarah Mnxwill, Lzirry Dunham, Marlene Alhuner, Joy 'l'ichi-nor, Daisy l'I4Iwar4ls Nut l'icluii'1-il Nlarxili Usborne OFFICERS President , ,, ,. A,,,.,,..,, .,...,. ..... I I obert. Jansen Vice-l'resident . ..... Robert Tonjes Secretary ,.,..,,. ..........,...,..,. L Ois Rush Treasurer ...,, .,....... H elen Louise Hough Sponsor ...., Mrs. Christine Webster ' The Student Council has made every effort during the past year to carry out its purpose, which is to develop Stllf19llt initiative, leadership, and democracy. The president, elected by the student body, stands ready to serve the students, faculty, and school at all time. He presides at all assemblies and is alert to all projects and proposals which will contribute to the betterment and prolgress of our school. The representatives from each section work in close cooperation with the student body, making regular reports, and considering all suggestions and requests made by the students. The Student Council has taken advantage of every opportunity to promote the general welfare of the students and to arouse school spirit. They have had charge of the ticket sales for all the football :mo basketball games. 'Ihey have sponsored an active campaign toward the singing of The Alma Mater in assembly and pep meetings. The Student Council has worked to promote good fellowship among the students and close cooperation between the students, faculty, and community to create a wholesome interest in all activities of the school and community.. This year the council became a member of the Southwest Missouri Federation of Student Coun- cils. Delegates were sent to Springfield for the sixth annual meeting, and several interesting and worthwhile suggestions were gained from the discussion groups representing the student organizations from all over this part of the state. The Student Council has worked to create and maintain standards of good citizenship among the students. 'lthey have launched active drives and have col- lected contributions from the studs-nts for the March of Dimes and for the Crippled Children's Drive. They have made donations to the Community Chest and Red Cross. The Student Council is proud of the record it has made and proud of the student body it represents. - 'iif!h0Nfl -muon .fZr'm0, I Back Row Carolyn Glenn Lyle Mitchell, James Mclntruff, Bob 'lonjer-1, Hill Carr, Jim Hicks. Paul Stukey, Jim Moorman, Bob Jansen, Mary Louesa Harrington Second Row- Billy Hood, Henry Botts, Loralie Robertson, Lois Rush, Patsy Dalton. Charlotte Fuller- ton, Virginia Lee Mir-haelis, Wayne Mcfann, Elliot Potter First Row Patty Richardson, Martha Fullerton, Emma Hain, Lois Lee, Dorothy Frost, Betty June Kregxer, Ann Limit-tt, Ruby Wise, Dorothy Castor, Charal Hogan'-lus Not Pictured-Shirley Frerer, Helen Louise Hough OFFICERS President ,... ..,.., . .. Bob Tonjes Vice-President .... i,.. L ois Lee Secretary .. ..,..,..., ........,..,...,.... L ois Rush Faculty Adviser ..,.. Miss Macie Johnson The Carthage chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1931 to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire for service, to promote worthyi leadership, and to encourage the development of high character in pupils of Carthage High Scl-ool. With these characteristics in mind-scholarship, service, leadership, and char-. acter-the faculty votes on prospective members from students in the upper third of their class. The number of members shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class. New members are initiated with a beautiful and impressive ceremony given in the spring before student body, faculty, and friends. Since the beginning of our society, two hundred girls and one hundred thirty- eight boys have been elected to membership. Page 41 QQ Qadffja ff 4511 It's fun to plan and prepare an annual, but it's work, too-long hours spem in getting candid and formal shots of YOU, colleeling data, and completing the dummy. We hope you are pleased with this record of 1946-47 in the Carthage High School. CA BTH AG IN IAN STAFF Edit-or-in-Chief .... ,,..,.........,.,,,......,. A . Lois Lea Associate Editor , Mary Louesa Harrington Business Mana.ger ....,, ,,.,.,. ...,.,.,........ ..,...,..,,.,,,,,l , . J im Hicks Business Assistants Helen Louise Hough, Carolyn Carmean, Ann Liggett, Dorothy Frost, Carlene Sanders, Nan Harrington ll. O. 'I . C. ..,. ., .,.,,, Lloyd Norvell Athlfiiivs ,....... .....,. ...,, C 7 haral Bogardus Typists Sm-hooler, Barbara Smith, .lean Phillips, Virginia Lee Michaelis May Margaret Calendar , ,,.....,...,........,,,.... ,.....,.. ....,,,, ..... L 4 I is RLlSl1 Snapshots , . ,,,, ,.., , W. A. Cochran, Dwight Davis Sales and Collections Myla Marshall, Carolyn Frost, Loralie Rohertson,Shirley Blackwell, Lueile Cochran, Linda Hicks, Emma Hain, Jean Brown, ldrnestine Carter, Mary Sue Birkhead, Dorothy She-pp, Delores Alulnliaugh, Carolyn Glenn, Dorothymao Wise, Henry Botts, David Barnett Sponsors Ethel Hardaway, Arria Multo, 'l'helma Marsh Page 42 Rau-k Row Ann l.im.cet!. Carolyn Cm-mean, Dwight Davis. W. A. Cochran, Linda Hicks, Mary Sue Birkheud, Jean Phillips, Jim Hicks, Helen Louise Hough, Lois Rush, Carolyn Frost Second Row Lloyd Norvell. Ernestine Carter, Virginia Miuhealis, May Margaret Svhooler, Carolyn Glenn, Mary Louesa Harrinirton. Loralie Robertson, Shirley Blackwell, Cxrlene Sanders, Henry Bolts First Row Chai-ul Bopmrnlus, Delores Alumbauxrh, Myla Marshall, Dorothy Shepp, Jean Brown. Lois Lee, Emma Hain, Barbara Smith. Ruby Wise, llorothymao Wise, Nan Harrinxrtnn Not Pictured Dorothy Frost, David Burnett. ' 647 TIGER TALES, the school paper, has completed its 13th year of publication The edition varies from four to six pages with special editions at Thanksgivin Christmas and Easter. The last issue is dedicated to the seniors. Students interested in TIGER TALES meet early in September with the spon sors, Miss Inez Piercy and Miss Hazel Argahright. From this group the editor is elected and the staff chosen, Editor .....,,,.,... ..,....... .... H e len Louise Hough Business Manager .... ......,,......., A nn Liggett Art Editor .,..,.....,.............. ,................., M ary Sue Birkhead Assistant Art Editors Kenneth Nebelsick, Dick Davis, Robert Peoples, Donna Grauberger Circulation .... .,.,..... ....,..,. ..,..,. ...,,. A n n L iggett Assistants Nancy Neubert, Linda Stair, Carolyn Glenn, Margaret Wall, Ida Ruth Spradling R. O. T. C. Editor ........,.,.,,...,.. ...........,........... B ob Jansen Exchange Editor ........,......,.,....,.........,... Carolyn Wampler Printing Dorothy Frost, Gene Freeman, Patsy Smith, Carlene Sanders, Mary McKelvey, Carolyn Frost ' Typists Freda Greenwood, Ruby WVise, Evelyn Ward, Marjorie Reeves, Charlyn Ropp, Rosemary Pugh, Lois Lee Tiger Chops Editor ,...,,....,,..,,..,..........,......,... Doris Swarens Assistants Jimmie Hicks, Janet Macfarlane, Helen Evans, Janette Walker, Keith Walker Senior Sketches .,......,,.......,,..i....,i........,,..... ..,... L ois Rush Faculty Sketches .... ...,.. E mma Hain Sports .....,..,,......... ,.... B ill Carr Back Row Dwight Davis, Kenneth Nebelsick, Mary Sue Birkhead, Helen Louise Hough Bill Call Gene Freeman, Jim Hicks, Lois Rush, Carlene Sanders, Bolo Jansen ,Keith Walken Second Row Ida Ruth Spradling, Janette Walker, Marjorie Reeves, Carolyn Glenn Linda Stan Dorothy Frost, Janet Macfarlane, Helen Evans, Freda Greenwood, Evelyn Wald Pust Row Charlyn Ropp, Ann Liggett, Nancy Neubert, Margaret Wall, Emma Hain Carolyn Wam plex Doris Swarens. Ruby Wine, Patsy Smith Tfzfrf K6 Z1 OFFICERS Giria' Glve C'lub Boys' Glve Club Ann Liggvtt ..,,. ,.,. ,,.. l ' resirlvnt ,.,.. ,,..A,,,,,,. J im Meal-es Patty Wagner ,, ........ ,Secretary .,,. .. Hob Ferguson Ida. Ruth Sprudling ,.,'l'rvz1s11rm .....,,,.. Billy Weber .Ioan Burton ,,....,.,. Librarian ......., George Chrisman Director: Mrs. Annvva Riddick Huck Row Gmwlon 'l'urm-r, Earl Vorilor, llob Furuuson. Jim M92ll'l'S, Hill Weber, Halnlio Jun-kson, Lyle Min-hull, Rob:-rt Hvnalrix. Vnrroll Hendrix 'l'liir4l Row lim-lon-5 Wiggins, Virginia l'lunib, May Margaret Sclioolcr, Juneva Morris, Wanda Rogers lbzirlvnn Slonikvr. Czirli-no S!llI1i4'I'S Marion Gray. Mary :Xnu R.-ylnzlds Sv:-onil lbw liarbura Stotts. Alyrm- Ann Sinclair, Patty Wnune-r. lin-tty Trent, Mury Jenn Young Num-y 'l'in:4lz-y, Susan She-lion, Norma J1-an NLM. Janet lVlv1 arl:uu- Charlotte llimlmlle First Row FiUl'l'Il1'9 Vnn Wuy, Ann Srhoolcr. Shirlvy McMichael, bvillllill Williams. Pelilly Ml'c'1lll Doris S4-ypholt, Iiilm-1-n Sutton, Juno Morpznn, Dorothy Shogun ICQ lim-k Ibow Jimmy Boll, Bill Chittenden. Lloyd Hartley. Gvm-ge Chrisiman, Bob Curran, Bud Chitten- 1l1-ll, Put liriffin, Wilbcrl Abram 'l'hir1l Row liulty Epperson, Joan Burns-tt, Carolyn Carmean, Beltye Jo Hoover. Mary Hmlkin, f'al'l'i9 Arning, Bonnie liuwlvs, Helen Evans, Mary Loum-sa Hulrimrbon, Lulhn Dinpsman sf'i'0Illi Row Nemlrn K4'FlCxl', Relax-crn Grzxncs. Ann Liguett, Beulah Connor, Janet! Hurst, Bob Hretchvei. Shirley lim-rklmm, l'ntrix-in Ennis, llillie Call, Louise Jones l ir:41, Row Carol Harry, Imogene Hartley, Mary Ruth Jones, Bonnie Johnson, Carolyn Jansen, Joun liurhm. Doris Hicks, Myla Marwhzlll, Gloria Franklin, Phyllis llogarrclm-x Not Pivtureql Nornm Ji-an Skylvs, Deloris Mnrble. Torn Dunphy, Jimmy Hill, Roirvr Crosby, Dale Payne, Roy Dennis, Dean Compton, Earl Cords-r yfflffp' Ql'f'fllll Book By - JOSEPH HERBERT Music By - OSCAR STRAUSS Director - MRS. ANNEVA RIDDICK CA ST Ol Cll All X Cl' li KS Maximilian X. lliing of Sylvania ..,,, ,,,A, , ,,,,,, AA,, I , yle Mitchell Princess Helens ll-lis Daugrhterj ,,..A. ., ,.,,.,,,. ,. ..., Virginia l'luinlm Prince Rupf-rt fllcr Cousinl ...,,. ,,,,.,,.l ,l,,,.,,,,l.,,,.,.., ,,,, . , , lloh Tonjes , . . Lieutenant Niki tAn Austrian Army Officer! ,,.....,,i..,,i. lat Griffin Kay Robinson fAn American Artistl ,,.,,..., ,,..,,,,..,,, ,,.,,,,. . I oan liurton Princess Matilda KA Sister of the Kingj ,,,,....,,.. Ida Ruth Spradling Lieutenant Mr-ntsvhi tof the Sylvaniun .Alll1Vl ,... ,. ,, Hob llretches Louisa QA lJllfTl'l0SSl . ..., ..,..,...,...,..,,.,,.. . May Margaret Schoolvr llertram lludgctt tAn Aineriran l'Iffici0nry lixpertj .,,.,. Jimmy Iloll Count Lothar tot' tho Sylvanian Courtj ..,,, ..,.,... , .,,f. I Cddio Jzwkson Count Sigisniund tof the Sylvanian Courtj ..,, .,,..,..,...,,. l Koh Curran Nicholas tof the Sylvanian Courtl .. ,,.,,.. ,. ,,.,,..,,f Carroll Hendrix. Fifi QA Singerl .,,,, ...... ,......,,...,,..,.,..,..,,.,,,.,,.. .,,...,.,,,..,,..., l l e len luvanzf Annerl 4A Singerl .,,, , ..,,...,,. ..,. R lnry Ann Reynolds First Tourist ,.., ,, . .....,,,,,..,i. Janett Hurst Second Tourist ,. r..,,,,...,.,.. Betty 'Treat 'lililrd T0llI'lSi ..,, . ,,,,.i., ,,,, l jatty Wagner Guide ,,..,,,,.,,A.. ,...,. George Cliristmai. First Deaf Man ....,,,,....,,..,,. ., Gordon Turner Serond Deaf Man ....,,..,,,....,,,...,.,..,,,.,,..,..,,, .,,,,.,,..,,.,,,..,, lf jarl Cordu- Trumpetors .. , . .... ,r..,,,,,....,,,..,.,,.., ...,,..., D 2 ilu l'a1'nc, Roger Frosby Dances and choruses by members of the glee clubs. f J M72-K! rufaf 01'ff ral f WL I' i .Q F- I A Q 'iw-2 The Instrumental Department of the Car- thage Schools strives at all times to assist in school and community activities. The band, orchestra, drum corps, and instrumental classes are offered to develop talents and to create a liking and appreciation for better music that is performed in an artistic man- ner. It is the hope of the department that all of the students in the Carthafre Schools will take advantage of the opportunities provided to learn to play in band, orchestra and drum corps. Hand Major ..,.....,.. .. Letha Dingman Student Conductor .,.,... Clair Lovelace Director ..,...,....,, Mr. Kenneth Fite l Page 46 Hack Row Hoyt Stocker, Harold Woods, Jimmie Mclnturff, Katherin Roger Crosby, Bob Evans, Pat Griffin, Donald Kee, Mr. Fite Third Row Dale Payne, Ruth Anne Evans P Hildreth. Francis Guenzel, , .Ioan Tadlock, Patsy lialtnn, Marv Beth Stark Helen Moorehouse, Donald Riddle, Wayne McCann, Billy Hood, Carrullyn Still, barroll Hendrix Second Row Jerry Kammerdienner. Margaret Hamilton, Virprinin Carter, Mary Maupruerite Garber, Jovldn Knormr, Roh Widner, Dmialcl Arnold. Rhona Duckworth, R ob'-rt Hendrix, Loy Strait First Row W. A. Wheat, Patricia Glaze. Jimmie Nida, Glenna Still, Max Joslen. Letha Dinyrman, Gregory Guenzcl, Betty Phelps, Elizabeth Faucett, Peggy Mitchell, Gaylord Still ' 711111 Zgflfj Bank Raw Paulina' Kalnrhmnn, Iinla May '1'rin'ctt, Willuslean Ulaninn, Beulah Fly, Ruth Fly, Frost, Vera Smith, Chzirln to Iircczc. .Ivan VViley, Wanda llvnsley, Melva June Warcl Carolyn '1'hi1'1l Row Marcella Holiday, Dulfxras Kne-l,l, Nirn Thompson, Maxine Slnnikvr, Dnrvithy Ilzxvvns, Kay Gnurke, Martha Dennison, Norma Jcan liurt, Fern Furtncy, Pvl2ll'52Q5ll'lSl Duvall Sc:-und Row Eclith c'l'RXVfOl'll. L:-uavn Williams, Hclva Owens, Mary Vnlnlyn Robinson, Gladys Shel- don, Normw Dean Mcllonnlcl. Ilnntlmy lfutst, Luis Burt, Belly Ju l c-aihcr. Glenna Hcrrvll, Ethel Kimhrn First Run' Jeanette Millcr, Kwthlccn Kyle. Luvnnu Tatum, Helen llauuhman, Doris Re-ul, Irene Owen, Maryriv Marsrlcn, Jcnnnirc Byrd. Hazel Johnson, Jcrry Jones, Mary Frunl-vs Brumb: Kenneth Fite wmwwwzgw -...W me an-....,...,:Q',,.f ink. Mr. TWIRLERS Jeannine Byrd Margie Marsden Irene Owen MASCOT Dixie Kyte DRUM MAJOR Doris Reed f ' '17 '- V. 'ln fi , ii27'Zf6'Z CQZfzJ.1 Vijay 'l'lie final display of the aeting talents of tlu- elass of '47 was on April l8 when Life of the Party, a new eonu-dy hy Marrijaue and Joseph Hayes, was presented. Don Moler, speeeh instruetoi, directed the produetiong and lflnnna Hain and Loralie ltolicrtson were the student direetors. .lean llupglies Mildred llugrhes Amy Hughes ., , Mrs. Harriet lltuxhes Mr. Vietoria Coates Sally Frazier , Dottie Kixmiller Maryrosalie Vopgulhu t Illilte , I .71 r' f6rn f , Dorothy lfrost Lois Rush ,, Charal llogardus Martha lfullerton Hope Sliuttlewo' Ruth Voates Teddy llughes , 'l'onnny King .,....... llelen Louise Hough Tllr. Jesse lluqhes llattie Ummel Charles Collier ,, .. Carolyn Carmean Walter l.ips oinb , ,, .... Ann Liggett Snazzj' lVlitr'hell ,, Tisdale , H 'l'Hl'l STORY Jim Moorniz Ill ith l'at Greta Murty ty Richardson llob Jansen .. .lim Hieks ,, Hoy Dennis Elliott Potter Dick Fanning: Jimmie Hell li!! Mr. llughes is to set up a hraneh office for his firing fligrlity, funny Mrs. Hughes, lteing something of a snolm at first, has high soeial amlwitions. Oldest daughter. Mildred, a follege freshman. faneies herself in love with the snooty son of a bank president. llllilrflllll' what happens to their aspirations when studious daughter Jean. under the illusion that she is in love with smooth-talking: Mike 'l'isdale twho ar- ianges the party and dupes .lean into playing hostcssl, flings off her glasses and Ht-t'l'llt'0S and lzeeoines the life of the party. And what a party! Dapper Tedrly, her hrother, grets into a merry mix-up jiuxgliiur four dates at once-until the girls get wise! And youngest daughter Amy, a rowdy elieer-leader, falls in low- for the first tinie. Neighbors olfjeet to the noise!-to the extent of punching bewildered ltlr. l-lughes in the nose. 'lhe polit e arrive-Jean is in for a hard awakening'-and so are the otheis, ineluding luoth her parents. They all heeome aware of the serious implications of what had seemed very funnyg and what makes the play unusual and worthwhile is the wise rcadiuzatinents of the char- aeters to one another and to life. 167712275 gum CROSS MY HEART hy John Mcliav and George Savage DIRPICTOR: DON MOLER CAST OF CHARACTERS Dave Adams, n small-town banker ..,. Eugene Arnold lie-ss Adams, his wife . ..,..,,..,,. . .......,.. lie-tty Banrly Paulina- Adams. 21, his mlzuurhternlmla Ruth Spramllinu Iinh Adams, I7, his sun ...,.....,,,, ,. Wilbcrt Abram Jerome Ross, owner of the bank .... . Charles Estus Myrtlu Ross, his xxifc ........ , .,,....,... Carol Brown Jim Ross, 19, his son .....,....... . ...... Pat Griffin Eleanor Russ, 16. his uaughter ...., . Durnthy Shepp Fharlie Westover, l'auline's fianre Henry Bolts Lola l'0mel'uy, :i neiyrhhnr ..........,. Nancy lNlc'N0rnvy Carl Young ' , ....,. , Billy llc-od Henrietta Duval ' liub's friends J.inci Hurst Patsy .Innes l ,, lilyla Marshall Charlie Looks to me like too much of a good thing. Carl: I found it wrapped around a fire hydfranf. Dr. Travis: Now we have got something to worry about. Ql'Zfl!f' Chaucer, Spenser, and other early liinflisli writers used the word debate in the sense of fight or quarrel, and Shakespeare speaks of men debating with the sword, but the term now has an entirely different meaning. While two speak-V ers fire battling with words to prove their pi-ints and to disprove those of their opponents, they are argtiiiitr systematically, applyinyj their knowledge of the sub- ject, and making an appeal to the reason of their andien e. The high school debate question this year was Resolved: That the federal governinent should provide a system of complete medical care available to all citi- zens at public expense, M r, Don Moler coached the teams. Carthage High School was represented at the Pittsburg Debate Tournament December ti and 7 hy the following meinliers of the Debate and Dl'ZlD12ltlCS Class: Margaret lllanlcenship, W. A. Cochran, lleverly lipperson, Charles ldstus, Jim Meares, Virginia Plumb, l'atty Richardson, Charlyn ltopp, Lois Rush, and Hattie Ummel. 'lhose chosen to debate for Varthare High School at the Bolivar debate . 2 r t . tournament January 17 were Lois Rush, Charles lustus, Hattie Ummel, and Patty lt.chardson. This team holds the championship of the Southwest Missouri Debate League. It won the sub-district debate at Joplin. defeating Joplin and Wel,b City. It won the district debate at Springfield, defeating Auiora. lelanon, and Monett. The Carthage team represented the Southwest district in the State League Debate at Columbia April ll, where they won third place. The del.aters who represented Carthage High School at the Joplin Junior College speech festival March I4-15 were ltlariraret lllankenship, W. A. Cochran, Larry Dunham, Ilob Redmond, Charlyn ltopp, Lois llush, Charles lilstnsf Hattie Umn,el, and Patty ltichardson. The Carthage teaxn placed third. Charles listus, Larry Dunhani, and llob ltedmond represented Carthage High School in the Little National Debate Tournament at Wentworth Military Academy lilarch 210. Debating is both a science and an art. A science teaches us to know, and an art teaches us to do. The df-hz-,te team has had an lnterestinv and successful F season ol' varied experiences that will help thun throupjhout life. 1 l -51 l i ! Hattie Ummel Charles Estus Lois Rush Patty Richardson Page 50 CAST OF CHARACTERS Eloise Baxter, a '-upinster ...,..........,,..,......... Lois Rush Dr. John Travis, who lives at the Baxter home ........ .......,.....,...,.. C harles Estus Mrs. Myrta Hart, who loves a bargain ...,........... ,,.A,... . Beverly Enperson Edith Meadow, Eloise-'s sister ........ Virginia Plumb Kenneth Winchell, patient of the doctor . ......., .,........., .....,............ J i m Hicks Mr. Grubb, who deals with angels ..... . ..... Charles Baldridize Elnora Guilford, Mr. Grubh's charge .,,....,............. .... . Rebecca Graves Mrs. Prescott, a cluhwcman ..,... ...... H elen Evans Gloria Prescott. her dauyrhter ,.... . ...... Charlyn Roma Barbara Kilbourne. school girl ,........ ....,.........,.., P sitiicia Richardson Delores Boyle, school girl ..,........,.... ....... J anett Hurst Judy Handon, school girl ..... .......... B onnie Bowles Heman Slade, a barber ...... ..... W endell Cochran Mr. Traynor, a teacher ........,................... Bob Evans Mrs. Haver, committee member ..,....,,...... ................ li 'Inrgaret Blankenship Mrs. Carpenter, committee member ,. Hattie Ummel Orrin Bedell, committee chairman, ..,... Jimmy Bell Mr. Grubb: But she's a very quiet child. Miss Baxter: I hardly think so ,' I've never had a sich day in my life. Elnora: What's so bad about hav- ing six toes? I fx! ff freer' L rreffzrmffnrmwf ,fury AUTUMN STORY by Dana Thomas DIRECTOR: DON MOLER ,C 1 be Kayfrvr 0 661.1 ffl! A1 Ill' OFFICERS First Seniester Second Semester Joan t :le ,,.......,., . .,,A.. President .,,A.. Betty Ann Fenner lietty Ann Fenner ....,,,,, Vice-President ., Norma Cantrell James Kirchner ,,,,. .,,,.. S ecretary ....,...,,.. James Kirchner Herman llaldridge ,,..r.... Treasurer ,, Herman Baldridge Eva Grenninger ..r.r,,,r,,r. Critic ...., ,,., , , Delores Brandon Faculty Adviser-lVIiSs Irene Kirke lf we are agreed that we inizst live as a global community, what better foundation can we lay for the better lllNiPY'rit2llldillj,!, of our world neighbors than the study ot' their language? Ganns, dialogues, niusit. and plays help El Circulo Castellano to foster this fine endeavor, A social meeting has been held once a nonth. For September there was .L picnic at Municipal Park. Octolzer featured a Halloxve'en party :it the Civic Center. At Christmas there was the traditional Pinata party in which the honor of break- ing the linata fell to Marjorie Reeves. A verv pretty Valentine party was held in the Spanish rooni. Two enjoyable musical events were given by Charles Ualdridge. The first was an organ recital given at tl.e First Baptist Church at which time he was assisted by Delores Brandon, vocalist. The second, a piano musicale, was held in March and he was assisted by Miss llrandfm and Barbara Alexander, pianist. Back Row Gene Winslow, Dwight Davis, J. L. Moryran. Edward Smith. Edna Lorentzen, Joan Cole, Norma Cantrell, Earl t'ordi-r, Carl Metsker. Charles lflaldrithfe, James Kirchner Second Row Joan Tndlock, liarhara Alt-xamlcr, Marjorie Reeves, liill Porter. Jimmy Norris, Bert Reed, Delurii-1 Brandon, Shirley Warhe, Bonnie Osborn First Row Jerry Kammerdie-ner, Robert Crawford, Joan Reno, Eileen Sutton, Eva Grcninger. Rebecca Graves, Betty Fenner, Herman lialdridire, Frank Cherry Not Pictured Irene Chrii-itman, M:1i'gziii'et Hill, Buddy Wheat, Uilly Hood, Rachel Burnett, Lucy Whitten r .1 C . fl F Y . MCAT! f0lZlll7'?- ..A!K'l'Kllfl r PY Uflfffi f fl OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Lois Lee ............... .. ...... President .,.,. , , ,......,.,.. Lois Lee Charal Bogardus Carolyn Vifampler ......Vice President, Martha Fullerton ..........Secretary Carolyn Wampler Martha Fullerton .,.. ....., T reasurer ,..,.....l.., . Jean Phillips Jean Phillips .,.,.,.............. Reporter .....,..,. Dorothy Frost Sponsor-Miss Katheryn Collier The Aristonian Literary Society has had a most enjoyable and profitable year for 1946-1947. The programs have been based on literary studies and the individual talents of the members. Activities of the club include the presentation of Miss Evelyn Milligan at an assembly program in a review of the book, Wheels in His Headg the filling of Red Cross boxes ut Christmasg a Wiener roast in the fall for the new members at the country home of Dorothy and Carolyn Frost, helping to give the lovely Christmas Tri-Club danceg a Mother-Daughter Banquet at St. Pat- rick's timeg helping to sell tickets for the speech class play, entertaining the senior members with a formal spring danceg and actively supporting' by participation or attendance all school programs, games, contests, and parties-all this making for a most successful year. Back Row- Patty Wagner, Lulu Marie Knight, Phyllis Bogardua. Shirley Blackwell, Vivian Kay Goerke, Jean Phillips, Carolyn Fuost, Hattie Ummel, May Margaret Schooler, Kitty Vivion. Carolyn Wampler Second Row Doris Hicks, Martha Fullerton, Barbara Smith, Patsy Smith, Enestine Carter, Lois Lee, Dorothy Frost, Patty Griffith, Bonnie Willis, Joan Burton, Bobbie Rutherford First Row -Mary Sue French, Charal Bogardus, Ann Schooler, Gloria Franklin, Jeanne Duckett, Sue Cartwright. Louann Williams, Patsy Pfenninger, Lorraine Carter., Delores Bowman Not Picturedf-Joan Reno, Lera Pottorff, Mary Johnson, Barbara Underwood, Rilla Rae Martin, Shirley Frerer. Page 53 IIWIMZVH fffwailf , ezicleh c, OFFICERS First Semester Seto-nd Semester Emma Hain .,...... ...,.. l 'resident .,.,..,.....,...,, Emma Hain Jean Brown ...,...,.....,........ Vice Presid,ent..Loralie Robertson Dolores Alumbauigh ...... Secretary .................. Jean Brown Loralie Robertson .......... Treasurer .... Dolores Alumbaugh Bonnie Bowles ,....,. .Y.... I Reporter ....,, Charlotte Fullerton Dorothy Castor .,,.. ....t. G uard .,., ...... D orothy Castor Evelyn Ward ......,...,.....,. Critic ...................... Evelyn Ward Flower-Purple Iris Colors-Pur-ple and Gold l or thirty-eight years the Olympian Literary Society, organized in 1909, has endeavored to further the ideals and standards of Carthage Hi. The forty-four members of this society have, this year, lived up to the motto, Always Ready, by completing the following projects: A Red Cross box vias filled to be sent to Europe, a Christmas basket was given to a needy family, a contribution was made to the Community Chest, some of the members distrib- uted literature for tlte Red Cross, and the club helped the Speech class sell tickets for their play. The social activities of the year included a Weiner roast for the new mem- bers at the home of Fliarlotte Fullerton, the annual Tri-Club Dance, a Mother and Daughter llanquot, and a Spring Dance in honor of the seniors. An assembly pro- gram was arranged by the club. With the help of the sponsor, Miss Virginia Irwin. the club has completed another 'very successful year. Page 54 Bu-k Row Delores Alumbauizh. Charlotte Riddle, Bonnie Bowles, Loralie Robertson, Linda Hicks, Betty Treat. Patsy Dalton, Charlotte Brcezc, Margie Marsden, June Ward Second Row Dorothy Castor. Jean Brown, Emma Hain, Clara Marsden, Virginia Michealis, Helen Bolt-y, Charlotte Fullerton, Evelyn Ward, Joelda Knorpp, Imogene Hartley First Row Peirizy Muakcp, Berneda Kollenhurn, Myla. Marshall, Joy Tichenor, Rowena Kreizer, Mar- juriv Brown, Betty Kregzer, Betty Bandy, Sarah Maxwell, Billie Bowman Not l'ictured Ruby Wise, Farol Harry, Jackie Perry, Ruth Marie Dix, Lucille Cochran, Mary Lou Mc- Kilney. Alice Garr, Shirley Rucker, Donna Graubcrizer, Billie Call, Martha McWilliams, Mary lieth Stark, Janice Allen, Jeannene Hautrhawoiit, Dorothy Swearinugen , . f Z f . Jlibfzafwzativ, rfwffmff . mwffr f OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Carolyn Carmean ,......... President ,,....,. Carolyn Carmean Nancy Neubert ..... ...... V ice President ..,. Nancy Neubert Lois Rush ........ . ,.... Secretary .... Helen Louise Hough Ann Liggett ..,. ...... T reasurer ................ Ann Liggett Greta Murty ...,.. ...... I leporter o.., ,.,....,....... L ois Rush Nancy Tinsley ,,,.,,..,....... Critic ,... Patty Richardson Helen Louise Hough ,..,. .Guard ....,. ...,....,. J oan Burnett The Altrurian Literary Society, founded in 1905, is the oldest club in the high school. Forty members meet every Arlene King Wagner. two weeks with the club sponsor, Mrs. A definite program of charity is carried on in the community. Each fall the members have a Tag Day, the proceeds used for charity work. Baskets are sent to needy families at Christmas time. A number of Christmas gifts were sent to the Farmington Orphanage, Farmington, Missouri. The social activities of the year began with a hamburger fry and line party in October. We were co-sponsors of the Tri-Club dance held December 6 at Memorial Hall. A dinner party was given for the freshmen members March 18. The seniors were entertained by the underclassmen with a formal spring dance at the Drake Hotel. Back Row--Janette Walker, Delores Wiggins, Pat Ennis, Barbara Stutts, Mary Sue Birkhead, Doris Swarens, Mary Louisa Harrington, Helen Louise Hough, Virginia Carter, Dorothymae Wise, Helen Marie Bailey. Carlene Sanders Second Row- Susan Shelton, Rebecca Graves, Sue Woestman, Carolyn Glenn, Nancy Neubert, Nancy Tinsley, Pat Woestman, Margaret Wall, Linda Stair, Greta Murty, Joan Burnett, Lorraine Rush First Row-Jackie Rollins, Dorothy Shepp, Carolyn Jansen, Patty Richardson, Alyce Ann Sinclair, Mary McNerney, Janett Hurst, Carolyn Carmean, Ann Liggett, Suzanne Biddlecome, Jean Jan. sen, Kay Neubert, Nan Harrington Not Pictured-Lois Rush. Ida Ruth Spradlimr Page 55 rj-7 Q. J , ' , - -' lf0l7'Kf Q ?ll'lllf'lO 0 lllflflffl 40.1 I orrrcnns President .,.. ...... ...... . I im Hicks ,M I . ,317 i i Vice-President L. D. Abbiata oo rflfkgr Secretary ., Paul Stukey L 9 Treasurer ,. Bob Evans : ,X 9 Reporter ,.... ,,,.,, B ill Hood Ccfbiqg bg Adviser . . Leon Hudson N ,, f The purpose of the F. I . A. is to encourage thrift, sportsmanship, coopera- tion, service, scholarship, leadership, character development and improved agriculture. The F. F. A. participated in two ,iudging contests. The first contest was the Southwest 'Missouri judging contest, where wc won second place in parliamentarv procedure and third in radio skit. At the Ozark Empire faii we won first place in dairy judging and third in livestock judging. Other activities of' the F. F. A. included an annual parent and son banquet, participation in livestock shows, leadership train- ing camp, F. F. A. basketball team, and an all-school Barnwarmi11', Huck Row Hugh Osborne, Howard Williams, Curtis Davis, Kermit Willard. Jim Hicks, L. D. Ahiatti, V. W. Fullerton, Bob Evans, Dick Babcock, Mr. Leon Hudson. Second Row J. D. Ware, Jimmie Lee, Floyd Jones, James Babcock, Billy Hood. Charles Owen. Donald Loop, Frank Hanna, Hcnjie Mcvey, Jimmie Roper. First Row Bob Paulk, Buddy Primr. Jackie Leedy, Rex Smith, Walter Bass, Jay Little, Bn-rnard Wilks, Wayne Bull. Emile Gerard, Dale Witt. W. A. Wheat. Not Pictured Paul Stukey Page 56 Qgiii ?fi pf , f I .4 f at-E? ,V , If 3 ummm:-ww x fx N .XX X QLEHLQQL ww -wif? .::-swf 3 - W, W 1 -52. S w S5-W , ,Y .,.,, Page 58 The purpose of Hi-Y, an organization over 55 years old and with over 6,000 clubs and 175,000 boys participating in its program, is to create, maintain, and ex-- tend throughout the school and community' high standards of Christian character. Its motto is Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Clean Speech-The Hi-Y boy believes in clean speech and practices it. He avoids profane and smutty language. Clean Sports-The Hi-Y member stands for clean sports. He plays the game cleanly and fairly. He would rather be a good loser than win unfairly. He practices the golden rule. Clean Scholarship--The Hi-Y boy believes in, and practices clean scholarship. He does not cheat in examinations or assignments, believing he must stand on his own merits. He does his work carefully and to the best of his ability. Clean Living-A fellow who believes in clean habits must make them. He avoids forming bad habits, and fights against things that form them. Part of wor- ship of a Creator is the living of a wholesome life. The Carthage club meets at the YMCA building at the noon hour on Tuesdays. Officers: Paul Stukey, Presidentg Bob Gatliff, Vice-President, Clyde Smith, Secretary-Treasurerg W. T. Lawhead, Sponsor. Other members: Keith Adams, Wayne Bull, Max Dabbs, Robert Dunkle, Bob Evans, Tommy Evilsizer, Cecil Hamilton, Jimmy Hays, Donald Jennings, Max Joslin, Norman Knight, Jafk Kreighbaum, Jimmy Lee, Hugh Osborne, Marvin Osborne, Kenneth Ralston, Bernard Wilks, Kermit Willard, Dale Witt. -llIII- aag am OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Ruby Treat ........,.. ........ P resident ......... .. Daisy Edwards Betty Murray ....... ........ V ice-President ....., Betty Murray Bonnie Treat .,................ Sec.-Treas. ........ Marian Hancock Sponsor-Miss Thelma Marsh The Craft Club has had an enjoyable and a profitable year, meeting at the regular club period, often enjoying lunch together, and planninig special meetings for various holidays. The members have been active in sf-hool affairs. , Daisy Edwards represented the club at the Barnwarmin. The girls participated in various Red Cross activities and helped with ticket sales. Activities for the year included finger painting, spatter painting, knitting, felt work, and other crafts. Members of the club are Ruth McLain, Betty Murray, Bonnie Treat, Daisy Edwards, Betty Davis, Ruth Fly, Ruby Treat, Marian Hancock, Ethel Kimbro, Dorothy Havens, Rosemary Palmer, Barbara Templeton, Betty Youngblood, Louise Blackford and Carol Brown. 1 X YJ Tiff? 'i ' , , A .ay 1 if Q, Q 3 -1 av ... J mg.. fs' u,,...a-P' W9 Major James M. Miller COLOR GUARD Lloyd Webber, Fred Thompson, Plugc-ne Arnold, Iiddle Jackson fry fs Page 60 Sgt. Leigh P. Hopp MfSgt. Homer B. .Hanberry lst Sgt. J. C. Russell T. Sgt. Carl Cooper Cadet Lt. Col. Dick Fanning, Cadet Capt. Eddie Ulmer, Cadet Maj. Bob Jansen, Cadet Lt. W. A. Cochran, Cadet Capt. Elliott Potter Not Pictured-Cadet Capt. Jim Moorman IF? Bar-k Row Cadet Lt. Gene Freeman, Cadet Lt. Jim Sanders, Cadet Capt. Cody Joe Jenkins, Cadet Capt. Jack Brown, Cadet Lt. Bob Curran, Cadet Lt. Fred Underwood Ser-ond Row--Cadet Lt. Bill Carr, Cadet Capt. Bob Tonjes, Cadet Lt. Jar-k Young, Cadet Capt. Jim Moorman, Cadet Lt. Carl Fansler, Cadet Capt. Clair Lovelace First Row- Cadet Lt. Jimmie Hill, Cadet Lt. Col. Dick Fanning, Cadet Capt. Eddie Ulmer, Cadet Lt. W. A. Cochran, Cadet Capt. Elliott Potter, Cadet Maj. Bob Jansen STAFF SABER CHAIN Page 61 NON- COMMISSIONED OFFICERS COMPANY A l'ag'v 052 Iizuwk 'I'Iui1cI F, 4-1'4r In I1 1 mul II-wk 'I'Ixin II Ibm IPI' IIu'1I:-Iuw, 'Ibm Imxiu. Iiilly NN'iIfn11. I'I,I1Iis- .I:u4'Iwuu, I'r'mI 'I'I14ummun, I!uImw'l IIs-mlm . lin! M-xwa-II, IGIII5 W1-In-I' Rmv Ihnl I nII4-stun, till-num lim-Ilm-r, Sum Snmnly, K1-lxln-III I :nvn'vlt. Ili4'Im1'xI I.m':Irni, 'I'umlnv I'IxiIQfz4-V. fimwlsn 'I'ul'm-l', IIl'llI'y Ilniix, .Inv NIHIIXA-y, GA-llo Nm'w4uuI I Iinw Iiill Irxxiu, R'm'I1:n'xI Adznlns, Wayne IVI1'l':xnn, Roy Uvnuls. Tun: Iiruwn, Iiun Wnltun. Ii'-ith .X.I:xm-, Iivwm' Vxuslly, IIulmI4I RI4I4IIL', llzxlv I':1ylu- Ii.w Willnvrl Alxrzunl, 1'I1:u'Im'w ICSIHS, Ifluuvln' VVvi1Imm-r I.:lrn'v Ilunlmn, .Ian-I4 IIx'uuIxs. .Ivrry Kzvlmm-r'livm-r, Iivh II1-mlvrmm, .lim Ifux Iinw Sum Srxumly, I'I:I1Ii4- .Im-Iw.m, Iinh Il1u'Ixwm'II1, IVI:ull'im- III:lv'IxwrII, 1'Im1'I4's Iistllw, I'I1iI Allen, IiivI1:4:nI .'X1I:ums. Iiilly .lcvluliln-x, Us-rv 1'uul'lmy Run I..vIn- IVIIII-I1:'II, Iie-nnvlll I :uu-4-ll, l rn-:I 'I'Imn1lw4m, .lznvk 'I'-xylnr, Iiilly Ilmnl, Ilml Iluys, Iiilly IVI:nrxI1:1lI, IVI1-rlv Wzxyln- I'iImnn ivuulnl Iioxx KQI4-num K1-Ilur, I':el Ilmzplv. Ihnmlnl tins-ll. Ili:-IX II--l1.Il'i--Iuun, IIHl1:II1I Swillulv, IIUIIO NYIHS- Iuw, Ihm Wnllun, IInn:II1I I'uI1n V, I'14ixx in K'Iwr'l'y, Imh- Vup.-lfuul Iwrst Rum II. A. Imnv, IIu'I I l1II1-rlull. .Imlk Nlulv, Iiilly .Inv IViI:4ul1, Ii-:Il 'I'0IIj4 4, I l'4-:I lYn4Ie-rwmul, .I:u'Ix Ymlnu, Iiill l'm'l'. .Invk Ii:-mnks, Tum IIunpIlB'. IMI, II-ulnlm-mall, Hugh Oslmrm- I 7 II I leg-af A I f Row 'Dick Loearni, George Christmziny Jiob Henderson, Bob Loc-arni, Willrerl Abram. Billy Weber, Keiih Adams. Bob Ford, Lloyd Webber Row--Bill Bennett, Bill Irwin, Billy Jones, James Kirchner, Billy Hill, Clifford Jennings. Gene Edwards, Hollis Pendleton. Bud Maxwell Second Row- Bcb Bretches. Wayne Bull, Bill Porter, Lowell Wheat. Bernard Wilks, Lloyd Norvell. Kenton Crumpfey, Tom Evilsizer, Bill Riley Ron Charles Beckham, Jerry Kammerdiener, Gene Freeman, Cody Jenkins, Jim Sanders, Bob Uurran, Gordon Wilks, Eddie Jackson Row- Euxrene Weithoner. Bud Chittenden, Howard Williams, Bill Henson, Jimmie Fox, Gordon Brigzhtwell, Bill Johnson, Roy Dennis, Joe Mulkey, Tom Irwin Row-John Farmer, Bill Johnston, Richard Huggins, J. L. Morgan, Tom Brown, Lloyd Hartley, Bill Chittenden, Keith Walker, Lloyd Buerge l Row-Billy Fitzwaiter, Larry Dunham, Vernon Urban, Carrol Maxwell, Gene Jeffers. Gordon Turner, Euirene Arnold, Robert Hedge, Arnold Henderson, Herman Baldridge, Bob Redmond Row George Cherry, Henry Botts, Wayne Johnson, Gene Norwood, Carl Fansler, Jimmie Hill, Jack Brown. Jim Muorman, Wayne McCann, Jimmie Garrett, Freddie Butts DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS FRESHMAN ORIENTATION Page 64 linvk Run .lllninr June-s, Ilzumlml Ihvwllvy, l,m1-n l 1-nilnmw-, Shnfw' l-wus. L. A. R4-sun. llzm llurgis. lxam Hunll, liiwhzlrml l m1':ll1-, Hilly lmv, Ilonul4l K1-4' Svwurxd Huw lilonn llaluln, Hx-:ln-l't liurlu-tl, Huh .law .lnnvs, lhmlnp-1'L l4l'iHYfUl'l1, l'lwlris-lx Smith, Hull Wnmlm Hula Wiwlu-n', l,uy Strait, .lim Nurris lfirrft Huw H1-Vln-I1 Slzmlvy, llunulrl lihlnlls-, f'I:1il' l,ux'4-l:n-4-. Rum-I' Vl'1winy, Dzvlm- Vzlylw. Huy! Slurhgx' lim-lx Huw liuhlviv I'In-win, llznml-l While-he-zul, Runnlml Hupfhes, llivlx lfalrlm-l', Rivlxzxnl Nw-ly, lirm-sl liillinuzlun, lhlrlia- lil'ifI'ith, lfrwl K1-stvr, Uarl Imllu-y, Nl:-Vlin iflfllvxg IVIvl'vin Usluurm-, John Munn:-vhzlm S1-rum! Row .luv Mulvhzxvl, Ilnylv lhltln-Vfural. Nm'm:nu 'I':1ylm', Rulwri Yiwlll-4. Rnhvrl lhlxul, Rnynmnll Vnfzh, Iluvial R1-uvis. Luytun Flay, Gm-ul'u'o l':nln0n1w'. G4-luv llixnn. .Ivwy lVl:'Mill.lu Fira! Huw llulmlnl .In-lllllnus, Jxwkiq- 1'+vlnIv:4, Hom- Ymlllup Jmry Vruw. I':u'l'ulI Iinuxvlm, Dun Rul- nwlul. Wm-mlvll Hurt, Iinlrliv llullsrm, N1-Winn Smith, l l':lnklil1 Iiullvr. .Iimmio 1'ur1Iulmix-I' f 'mm ' 3' Sw O 'M' X . . v - W A A .K D K X . Q 9 BATTALIUN SPONSUR Miss Carolyn Carmean .- ,Mp COMPANY A COMPANY B COMPANY C Miss Joan Burton Miss Kaye Rusk Miss Shirley Frerer DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Miss Margaret Hamilton Page 65 ljfl in Tage 66 -W' I KJZI ' Buck Row .hu-kin Pvrry. Nun llurrinytun, Billy Mumly, Shirlr-y Bla:-liwull. Keith NY:xlker. Czxrulyn f'ill'I1l9Hll, llnris Swsnw-mc First Row l.inml:x Hicks, Mary MrNerney, Lloyd Nnrvell, Bettye Jo Hoover, Delures Alumhaugh, Myla Marshall Jvhn Furmvr, Churlyn Html, Neva Jean Mevey, Evelyn Ward, Jim Muares, Cody Joe Jenkins. De- lurts Alumlmuxrh. Lnuis Studyvin, Durothymue Wise, and lots oi us bm-k in the second grmlv :Ii :lf FF 14 ik all Ulf Nancy Tinnley, Charles Baldrimlpre, Lorzxlie Robertson. Greta Murty, Joan Cole, Jim Moornmn, Fretlzl Gl'es-livvnud, Charal Bmrurtlus, Patsy Smith, Mary Ruth Juues, Dorothy Frost, Bob Jansen, bor- uthy Ralston. Ernestlne Carter, Jean Brown. Marjorie Reeves, Ann Liggett lk PF wk HF :lf Pk Pk Ealdiv Ulmer, Jimmie Mr-lntun-ff, Flair l.ovel:n'o, Murpzaret Blankenship, W. A. C0t'll!'lUl, Willnde-:in fxiillltlbll, lfreul Umlerwwnll, Putty Richulwlr-mn, Charlotte Fullvrlun, Carolyn Curmeun, Lois Rllfll, .lark Krn-iprhlmum, Dick Fanning, Loi:-1 Lee, Gene Fl'9El l'ldl'I, June Pet-k, Ellintt Plotter x N .Jw-4 'N-mi www ,,.-- 1' . . How lll6l'Tilj' we como to School! . . Hurry, Mary! . . . . . A IIZIINISIIIIIF' quzlrffvt . . . . . . . Thvn Z1 duet . . . . . . . . . . Now I1 trio . . . . . . . . . . . Wait for Mary, llussiv . . . . . . Cousins vllilI'l0lU' and Iluwtlmgp . ...mst be intoresting, Janet and THINIIIQ' . . . . . Ami fun, Susan :md Iflarl . . . . . . . All ZIIOIIP, Lvlzlmi? 'Frm bud! . . Hello, Jim-and Helm-11 Louise and Ann . ......... Shy Billy Joe .... . . . . . . . . . Noon gatherings . . . . . . . 0? ala!! Jolley Dziadyk COACHES 'Carl Stager FOOTBALL SCORES 5' Carthage 0 .... Carthage 0 tk Carthage 7 ' Carthage 0 Carthage 12 Y' Carthage 6 'f Carthage 7 ..... 12 ...,..... 9' Carthage ' Conference games 12 Aurora 25 Joplin 19 Lamar 33 Monett 13 Mt. Vernon 12 Neosho 25 Nevada 26 Webb City , , - ..,.,... ,..,, Page 68 Back R.owf4Hcward Eddie Ulmer, Ablntti, Billy Sc:-ond Row- John Joe Wilson Boothe, R. T. Fosdick, Put Holm. Jim Meares, Fred Underwood, Fred Thompson Bill Quillin, Keith Adams, Junior Wells, Georlre Chittenden, Bill Johnston. L. D Hunton, Jack Kreigrhbaum, Maurice Blackwell, Eddie Griffith. Tommy Evilsizer J. L. Morgan. Gordon Turner, Phil Allen, Bill Bennett, Bill Chittenden, Lloyd Hartley, Wen dell Nappier, Bob Jansen, Billy Weber, Gary Freeman Filrst Row'-Albert Bruner, Ralph Eddy, Bill Irwin, George Christlnnn, Jack Mote, Bean C0m17t0H,.Jim Moorman, Gene Freeman, John Anderson, Eddie Chapman, Vaughn Curry, Bob Bretches, Jim Hill mv ' ' 1' aff? f NNN!! 4,5-YQ, - its 0? 'Wu s if ,P gnu am.: X A ll IP -'img IIAII SQUAD IIBII SQUAD Page 70 CONFERENCE SCORES A 'I' Ii A NI B 'I' E A M Czn'Ll1:11.:v 47 4'i Aurora 29 ,, .. i'z11'tIuM:0 I'2II'II1Ilg'L' 48 . 236 I,z1m:n' 23 cI2lI'tI I2ljJ:l' C':u'tlmgc- '58 45 Mmm-ti IH .,,, . C:n'tI1ag:v l'zu'Ihzxgu .54 ,, , 251: MI. Vl'FIIl!II ZH ,,,,, ,,,, C I2Il'II12lg'I' Carlhugu 51. , , S39 Norrsho 34 ., Carthage Ca1'tI1zxy.fo 48 .. A, 453 Nevada 14 .,,, Czn'tI1ag1- Curthzmgv 34 ..... 48 Webb City 26 ,,,, 330 Carfhagv I Iim-lx Iimx' I,1:wvII Maxxwll, III: l n-rgwxsurx, IIilI f'HI'I', .I. I,. i'w:l1l.n-1, Clyilc Smith. Iimhliu Clmmnulx I,. ID. 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K 1 Q rx X rpg: ll ' ,busily WIN sigma 1 Ex Sept. 3-School bells ring' Sept. 13.-Class officers are elected Sept. 20-Baxter Springs beat us in football Oct. 1-Glee club wiener roast Oct. 4-Carthage 0-Aurora 27 Oct. 8-Aristonian wiener roast Oct. 1l-Carthage 7-Nevada 25 Oct. 15-Altrurian wiener roast Oct. 18-Sophomore party Oct. 18-Carthage 0-Joplin 25 Oct. 22-Olympian wiener roast Oct. 25-Carthage O-Monett 33 Oct. 30-Spanish Club recital First quarterly tests Nov 1-Carthage vs. Mt. Vernon S335-i Teachers' meeting in Kansas City Nov. 8--Senior barn dance Nov. 15- -Lamar defeats Carthage 'N0v. 22-Carthage 6- Neosho 13 27-Juni-or party Nov. 28-Turkey Day game at Webb City Nov. 28-Thanksgixinfg vacation begins Nov. 29-Junior class party' Dec. 3--R. 0. T. C. benefit dance assi. 6-Tri-club dance 6-7-Debate tournament at Pittsburg 13-Evelyn Milligan reviews Wheels in H Dec. 13--Junior Class Play, Cross My Heart Dec. 17--Carthage 52-Pineville 41 'Dec. 20-Intrumental Music Department party Dec. 20 Carthage 30-Columbus 41 Dec. 20--Christmas play by speech class Dec. '20--Christmas Vacation begins Jan. 3-Carthage 47-Aurora 46 lilan. 6-Back to classes Jan. 7-Carthage 31-Pineville va Jan. 10-Carthage 48-Nevada 45 Jan. 14-Carthage 54-Columbus 45 Jan. 16-Examinations! Jan. 17-More examinations! ! Jan. 17-Barnwarmin'-Dorothy Frost crowned Jan. 17-Debate tournament at Bolivar Jan. 21-Carthage 38-Monett 45 Page '74 is Head queen Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 24-Carthage 34- Mt. Vernon 30 25-Carthage 34-Joplin 44 31--Carthage 48-Lamar 36 4-Carthage 40- Springfield 72 7-Carthage 51-Neosho 39 11-Carthage 34-Webb City 48 14-Carthaginian assembly-Nancy Neubert crown- ed 14-Greenwood tournament Carthaginian Queen 14-Band and Orchestra concert 21-We lose again to Springfield 24-25-Operetta Waltz Dream 26-Sub-regional basketball tournament play begins 27-Sub-regional debate, Carthage winning March 1-Carthage wins regional debate tournament March 4-F. F. A. banquet March 5--Spanish piano recital March March March March March March March Max ch April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May 11-Aristonian dinner 13- Autumn Story, a speech department play 14--Speech Festival at J. J. C. 18-Altrurian dinner 20-Quarterly exams 21-Examinations continued 25-Local music clinic 28-Military Ball 4-Good Friday 8-Spanish Club dinner party 11-Pantomines by' the Juniors 11-Joplin Military Ball 15-Student Council benefit assembly 15-Olympian dinner 18-Senior play, Life of the Party 23-Westminster Glee Club 55-State College at Springfield presents assem- ly 25-R. O. T. C. Inspection program 2-R. O. T. C. Officers' dance 9-Where are the Seniors? 15-Award Day 16-Exams for Seniors 16-Aristonian-Olympian spring dance 18-Baccalaureate 20-Examinations 21--Altrurian spring dance 22--Commencement 23-Grade cards and good-byes KKAIJJ 0 JAW7 Aholtz, Lida-Mrs. C. M. Crego-Spokane, Washington Eildwin, Bessie-Mrs. Frank Woodward-923 S. Garrison, Carthage Barrett, Carrie-QMarriedJ-Portland, Ore. Boon, Sally Knox-Teacher, Ashland School-Kansas City 1, Mo. Clark, Julia-Retired lily bulb fancier-2482 13th, San Diego 2, Calif. Coe, Denzil-City engineer in New York-Box 126, Pearl River, N. Y. Collier, Myrtie-PhD., Mathematics Professor-225 S. Thurston, L. A. 24, Cook, Iva Jean-Collection agency-1433 S. Maple, Carthage Fleck, Clara4Mrs. W. T. Brock-311 E. 13th, Carthage Freed, Edna-Mrs. C. li. Roth-Independence, Kansas Gladden, Alice'-Retired librarian-422 Cooper, Carthage Ground, Jessie-Mrs. G. A. Barnett-1529 W. Wilshire, Phoenix, Hodges, Sybil-Deceased llout, Nina-Mrs. Carl Cupp-708 E. Chestnut, Carthage Kirke, Pauline-Mrs. Millard Bryan-Conner Hotel, Joplin, Mo. Knell, Emma R.-Knell Mortuary-306 VV. Chestnut, Carthage McCart:e3i,.f Catherine--Mrs. Irving llarmenter-916 San llaseual, Santa al . Monroe, Veda-Mrs. George W. Porter-1141 Grand Ave., Carthage Murdock, Maud-Mrs. J. E. Ray-20555 Boston Road, Hayward, Calif. Oldham, Lila-Mrs. J. T. Wallace-1123 Grand Ave., Carthage Reid, Mayme-Mrs. F. L. Feakins-827 Forest Ave., Evanston, Ill. Ariz. Schooler, Allen-Deceased Smith, Anna-Mrs. Luther Daniels-Box 486, Upland, Calif. Smith, Grace-Deceased Smith, Robert-Deceased Van Asdell, Stella-Mrs. Lewis Baird-Bend, Oregon Vinson, Amy-Raysay's Ready-to-Wear-527 Olive, Carthage Wright, Nat-Sec'y and Mgr. Bldg. and Loan-Miami, Okla. Calif. Barbara VIISS MAY HUKILL Page 76 1 1 f f ljfrufy ry, ffl' J -afar! .flifwflfy f I The first Public School Library was established in 1872 or 18753, students giving entertainments to procure funds with which to buy books. There is, however, no re- cord available as to the number procured. Earlier than this there had been a Public Library, the books having been provided by women's clubs, but this had been closed for some time. ln 1888, these books were taken from storage and combined with the school library books. Book cases were built on all four sides of the northwest room of the old Central School. Miss Fannie Wells spent the summer sorting, cataloging, and shelving these. Carthage citizens were allowed the use of the li- brary on payment of a membership fee of one dollar a year: however students and teachers had free use. That winter an entertainment was given for li- brary benefit, the program consisting of music and a talk by Prof. IC. E. Dodd, principal of the high school, describing his recent trip abroad. Later two candy sales were held. The proceeds from these undertakings were used for the purchase ol' new books and the rebind- ing ol' old ones. When high school work was transferred to what is now the Man- ual Arts building, the library became a part of the study hall, the room on the south side of the second floor. Later it was moved to the south- west room on the first floor next to the superintendent's office. Miss Wells was succeeded in 1889 by Miss Blanche Chase, and in 1900 Miss Pauline Kirke became librarian, serving until May, 1903, when Miss Marian Glenn took the position. She was followed by Miss Jessie Stemmons. ln 1905 the Carnegie I.ibrary was opened and books were divided between the two libraries. A room was provided for the library next to the study hall when the present high school building was erected in 1906. The rooms were separated by a large archway. ln time this was closed, the space making a needed closet. From time to time new shelving was added. That on the south side was presented by the class of 1908. The class of 1921 presented the shelves in the southeast corner. For several years the Cariheginifriiz staff used the northwest sec- tion, but their equipment was moved to the senior English room in 191-1. Miss Edith Saylor succeeded Miss Stemmons in 19133, and Miss May llukill became librarian in 1911. -May Hukill L H... -A i H v V Y X9-5, 3 - N . . . , . The Craft Club . . . . . No czwmpetitifm, Dean? Oh, yvs, tlieiwfs Ge-nv . . Patty :md Eddie IIIIZIWZIFQ of the others .. , ....... Just FreQhmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . Love set . . . . . . . . . .. Traffic hazards, Barbara and Alyce Ann . . . Photographer Dwight poses . .... Now look at the birdie! . . . . . f '- l X - 'i .'Ts'j' If ,., is 1 'Ng.X N 9'.! 1 . 3 1 ',..' I Q M f , .rq fx ,f.,, , V, .f. . f M . X ,-N.. : -3:61 x ' -- fp , -1, .'-X f ka ,Q .- 1 - -1 ', '?- 'if 'XXTRL -3?g,,'vT 55 ,ng yi' 4 - Q' LW 'V-'J , is xv: ,pq A., I Q, X A. 4a'f,,,. 13,5 , w ' . 'g - A? 1-,p I-,V , xA,X ivfv., N sv as K .,..J.A, K ' gn- B 5 ' flu , J 955g Y vu-A - , .vzzuai X , 5 X - 5 iv -A' vi 1 Fil, P K nf 3. f 1 x min-M . U I 'A .gil Nts, 1 ws. Q 1 -4! ' i, . A vm . ' I ' --- ca ' v- ' '- 'Z'J'V 'Fi ' f ' --.. 1 - ' 'H-1' 141 . 1 ' k- - if A' . ' ' w T, - Q'- 5 7- 7 ka 'f JW' ' X ' .-1, -T ' ' if-2 .w1'+E, - . 7- ' 1-4' X he -E 'fit' , . , i 3. 1 ' v-. .JT 'I ,f American Association of University Women, Carthage Branch Amaryllis Bank of Carthage Barnes Jewelry Company Boggess Agency Jed Brown Grocery Business and Professional Women's Club C. and W. Cafe Calhoon-Putnam Lumber Company Cantrell Seed House and Hatchery Carthage Creamery Company Carthage Evening Press Carthage Ice and Cold Storage Company Carthage Marble Corporation Central National Bank Chamber of Commerce Charly's Lunch College Pharmacy Cut Flower Store Davis News Davis Paint QAssociateJ Store Dixon's Delux Cleaners Drake Hotel Elliott's Modern Dairy QGas Service Company ' Gray-Krummel Greene's Harrington's Shoe Store Hercules Powder Company Howerton Cleaners Jasper County Building and Loan Com- P3nY Killingsworth's King Cleaners Kiwanis Club Q.. The Knell Mortuary S. ll. Kress and Company Kurley Kue Beauty Shop Leggett and Platt, Inc. Lions Club M. and P. Construction Company McCormick Grocery McReynolds and Flanigan Maidrite Cafe Miller Clothing Company Morrow Lumber Company Morrow Milling Company Murray Drug Company Murty's Grocery Neubert's P. E. 0. Sisterhood, Chapter AP Platt-Porter Grocery Company J. C. Penney Company Ramsay's Raschke's Feed Store Reynolds Hardware Richardsorfs Main Street Market Rotary Club Sanders' Grain and Commission Com- P3nY Smith Brothers Manufacturing Company Stanley Lumber Company ' The Steadley Company Steward's Studio T and M Men Wear Tiger Theater Uke's Tire Shop Ulmer Funeral Home Wariner's Bakery Western Auto Assaciate Store H. E. Williams Products Com-pany -4, . A w. - 0 Q- 4-P 4 2 ' .Uhr , 'K' l M 'P' -1: . 1 - . . 9 A if Q .. .L+ 5' f . D . if A ',- mend L fi? 5' .Photography QM . . x ,, . fx 3 'U q. L 1 I W 5 lr. Garbo Awillhna swine' 'nun :In ann mah ' W. A. Cajun - Dwllli Davin ' .mum un ' ' Clfallla Minoru! ' ' Engrhvlgg lunar-Bnlzd A ra Company If K-mm 1 an Printing alll Binding I Cnrthon Publishin: Company namnri Q, QA. .-ati' 5 an x k .,, V 1, .ff k. ,, ,- -S Y 5 z. 2 '1 5 Q ' V' 6, I .ff Q , X25 I A if . ,. an -1 .1 i F I -.31--al.. 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