Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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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

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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

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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