Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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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 1 1 5 e,Q'S'9-'SSQ Y - I' Q .1-, -:WL 'Nea 'Em ,uw ,lu 4 X Q Q :ai X'. .I 1 ' V5 W ' 5: 41 We ug' IE. ta, 1 - , , f' -fsggsf MQ Mit: :Q 1 A , .-'-:I-'-Zglw K ' X Pii-5119151 .. 6 . 1,':3.gf'3f-.-l.g1.' - ' gf, iiiggfj 5 K 1:1z1:i:f'.-i-C.-br, ' P X f fm 3 X 3.1.-Leo? .1 4 Xxx , ASEAN 9 : K fi X 'P we -f - f' xx I , -xx N ,l im XX A Vs- x Jef 1 i Bm. Kx X4 ff ' Q 1 f 'N if -9 'iw-af-f'x W . ..N ' X xx , E A is A! I' I y. -, 4 5 g 4- K E I :WN V' , fr f' XJ , ' .,, Nh,nI ' k , ,, K 'Au A X7 txxxy, XY Q fl Y Y f f P is , X fa, Q 4, x Q 74- , x 4X -' ' , Q X 'TE 4, '. x NXXJ. - ? X R 'gif QQ X 'X 'lag' N - af 4 'N ., Q ff 'v -N XS 1 ' ,If 1' ,EW5 fr' Q, ' f L 02 1.1! 9 j ., - ,.! N ....- ay. .:' A+ .Az ' . It-, 5 J' A 4 jen 1 'IX I LL M- R- A , , Hu Ex ' QW V1 'I I7 fl 4 N H Q V-' f 1 . H- 1 ' . U X ix 4 1 ' ' ' 3 1 WW' WAN 4 X may Z j , 4 X? Yi 4 X M K ff ff k f y Page 8 J. L. Campbell, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Presiclent .... .. .,,Roy E. Mayes Vice President .... . ,.. Mrs. George Phelps Treasurer. ,,.. Herbert W. Smith Secretary '... .. s .... . .... .......... M rs. Ella Calhoou Mrs. Harold O. Beard Ben J. Zeckser Dr. Earl E. Baker TRATION PATSY SMITH Secretary to the Principal HAZEL ARGABRIGHT Senopzraphy I and II, Law, Geography K. E. BAKER. JR. Athletic Director J. C. BUSSINGER Science C. A. CHERRY Custodian MAX L. CHERRY Personal Problems KATHERYN COLLIE French and English NETTIE A. CURRY Home Economics MRS. DOROTHY DONNELLY English I THOMAS DUNPHY G.neraI Science, Biology MRS. DOROTHY ENGELAGE Bookkeeping, General Business, Social Studies I M-SGT. FRANK FISHER R.O.T.C. KENNETH A. I-'ITE Band LIONA B. FLETCHER American and World History LOUISE HALLIBURTON Latin, World History, American Problems John A. Harp, Jr., Principal 1 Staff M-SGT. HOMER B. HANBERRY R.O.T.C. ETHEL HARDAWAY General Mathematics, Algebra C. F. HEDGE Custodian LEON HUDSON Vocational Agriculturc VIRGINIA IRWIN Social Studies I, American History MACIE E. .JOHNSON English II, World History HELEN A. JONES Study Hall SYLVIA V. JONES Art, Social Sturlics I IRENE KIRKE Spanish, English I M-SGT. DELBERT LECHNER R.O.T.C. ANNA McMURTRY Algebra, Trigonometry, Plane and Solid Geometry THELMA MARSH Librarian MAJ. JAMES MILLER R.0.T.C. ARRIA MURTO Plane Geometry, Algebra, General Mathematics KENNETH A. MITCHELL Custodian HOMER PFANDER Vocational Agriculture Itinerant Instructor INEZ PIERCY Typing, Secretarial Practice W. 0. POTTENGER Physical Education PEGGY PUMMILL Physical Education B. D. RICHARDS General Shop, Woodwork, Mechanical Drawing MRS. ANNEVA RIDDICK Glev Club PATSY SMITH Princi1ial's Sscrcta ry GOLDIA A. STEPHENS English II and III SYLVIA STECHER Speech, Business Arithmetic ROBERT ULLOM Vocational Agricultu re Itincrant Instructor MRS. CHRISTINE M. WEBSTER English III and IV JAMES D. WENDLETON Vocational Agricultura- Itinerant Instructor ROBERT M. WRIGHT :nm-:il Science, Physfcs, Driving, E. M. YANCEY Manuel Arts Page 9 bs- --w l ..-Q, ip, li' Mu fc' ,,..v is 'Q it Q. 19 'ff ,ax ,M 5- lgfi 'Y 2? 9' 1 'E' Q nr .Q If J. 4-'-M I Page 10 ww Im M :sg as W Top Row: Miss Ham-I Arzubrigzht, K. E. Baker, Jr.. J. C. Bussinker. Mnx Cherry. Miss Kather n Coll' y ner, Miss Nettie- Curry. Fifth Row: Mrs. Dorothy Donnvlly, Thomas Dunphy, Mrs. Dorothy Enzelagv. Sgt. Frank Fisher, Kenneth Fin-, Miss Lionn Flu-tchm-r. Fuurth Row: Miss Luuisn- Halliburton, Sgt. Home-r Hunbi-rry, Miss Ethe-I Hurslnwiy, L1-on Hudson, Miss Virginia Irwin, Miss Mncie- Johnson. Third Row: Miss H1-ls-n Juni-S, Miss Sylvia .Ions-s. Miss lr:-no Kirks-, Sift. Dvlbert Ln-chnor, Miss Anna McMurtry, Miss Thi-lmu Mm-sh. Si-cond Row: Maj mill, li. D. Richards. . Jumos Milli-r, Miss Arria Murtu, Miss Inez Piorry, Orville Pulte-nger, Miss Peggy Pum- First Row: Mrs. Annu-vu Riddick Miss Voliiiu Qtmphins Miss S i i St h M Rohm-ri, W , .. 1 . ' - ', yvu vc er, rs. Christine Websts-r, right. E. M. Yancm-y. 'W-. x B -G- u HI 'X . IR. Snapshcfs of Teachers Page 11 P. ,4 inn Vx Page 12 ,I 'fx Students at work 1 CLASSES ff XR R ' ww !1 N HX- 2' KX M-1 N, I Y f R' N X , X 1 - D I- U 1 ,Q X h I , A A I 1 Il, '11 .Q N N X - ,f 'Q ' nf ' 'X x I I ni' x 'X T X x ' xxx 'Tl Z- X I , 5 1 X Q 1 I , ' X Q WX. NX N Y. X , 1 'X x 'Q K X X Q ' W x N R Y f . X x Sx X XX X N - if- X XS Page 14 The Senior Class OFFICERS President . 7 , N ,, , . . 7 , . , P a trick Hopp Vice President ..e,e, ,eeeeee J ohn Hunton Treasurer e,ee . ,s V e,eee, Bill Johnston Secretary 'eeee . ,,e.e..,. .Phillip Allen Reporter ......, eeeeeePPee,eei.,oeeeee.eee,e.,..e,.. P atricia Ennis Assembly Representative .,,..ee,.e,,.,,e Celeste Ferree Sergeant-at-Arms. e,eeeeeeeeee,e,e William Chittenden For four years, the class of '49 have been faithful students at C. H. S., and it will be found that the members of the class have contributed to al- most all the school's activities of the past years. Many of our abilities have been proved by our participation in various fields-debating, dramatics, music, football, basketball, and other events. Our class play, Seven Sisters an original by Herzeg, was presented on Thursday and Friday, April 7 and 8. This play was one of the most successful ever presented in Carthage High and will be remembered by everyone who saw it. An assembly was presented by the class of '49 on April 1 as an annual affair. The Senior class sponsors were Miss Halliburton, Mr. Dunphy, and Mr. Richards. i Rebekah Adams Phillip Allen Charles Beckham Shirley Beckham Virginia Bowen Hugh Boyer Frank Bunga Lloyd Burgi Bob Byrd Billie Call Herbert Carpenter Hester Carter William Chittenden George Christman Kathleen Croley Kenton Crumpley 'iv y ,nv . 2 is? 3 el 1 M .1 A glfgiiiigii L I . ir. it wif ij 5 I i g , Ib ,,l. ,L Q 3 ,gf if fx- I ' ps. lx A 'lf ,ie ,,, ., f 3, xv my if A X 5' a Ab New i' J . L 5. gm Q . 3 . . X., iff , Q . Q -f. r Herman Baldridge Richard Baucom Maurice Blackwell Phyllis Bogardus Robert Bretches Richard Wayne Bull Lois Burt James Fred Butts Norma Cantrell Delores Capps Edwin Cherry George Chittenden -.J Beulah Conner Bernice Cooper Virginia Curry James Curtis Davis Page 15 Darelene Deihz Martha Ann Denison Larry Dunham Thomas Dunphy, Jr. Ruth Evans Betty Jo Feather Celeste Ferree Ferne Fortney Gary Freeman Carolyn Frost Rebecca Graves Donald Green I Richard Hartley Arnold Henderson Robert Hendrix Billy Henson Page 16 wh Q lg Q' Q ,,,, , 3 ' D . 4 JL il' -f ' 1 . A K V f ' 11-IN: ' x 'riff V, we figs P '. li -1 . .4 4, Q ya , i r lg, g sa 'V -K W Y 'W ,.L' i ' i.. .- nf ' w- ,. ,, .5 3 v Ji, . V' 4' , xr i 'Q ll' A A, ,wry - 3 .51 'ff Q ,twat Helen Dipper Bob Duckworth Floyd Elder Patricia Ennis Loran Fenimore Betty Ann Fenner James Fox Gloria Franklin Richard Fuget James Garrett Robert Halderman Lloyd Hartley Robert Henderson Richard Hendrickson Doris Hicks William Joseph Hill Mary Hodkin Patrick Hopp Tom Irwin Eddie R. Jackson Bill C. Johnson Hazel Johnson V Bill D. Johnston Bill Jones Phyllis Keller James Kirchner Robert Locarni Donald Loop Mary Marrett Clara Marsden Carl Metzger Benny Mevey ' . A .5 . 1? . 'isle .rf , .. if , . .. , K We tw Nw 'x s am .W is 4 wk' 1 .L i .. J Tv vii Eggmgv . ,,.b .wysrgi ii, 2 ll Richard Huggins John Hunton Eddie W. Jackson Carolyn Jansen 1 Robert W. Johnson R. Wayne Johnson Louise Jones Donald Kee 4 Norman Knight Kathleen Kyte Peggy McCall Martha McWilliams Mildred Marshall Carroll Maxwell Ann Miller Jeanette Miller Page 17 Bill Moody James Morgan, Jr. Bonnie Orr Hugh Osborn Bill Porter Betty Poulson Kenneth Ralston Robert Redmond Bill Riley Mary Carolyn Rob- inson Iicquelyn Rollins Roberta Rutherford Gladys Sheldon Alyce Ann Sinclair Vera Smith Robert Stiles Page 18 Q Q l N. qw: 1 'iii9'o'f A l it S: in i ini. '-9, U! 1 H L.. A A' Nt F If q -. ai . to at ' to ,gl fi L 4 a .R x 1 . N01 nu 9. i -9-, qs as ,K ,, - ,A E ' ' .5 5-Q 4. 'X Fw lu t -ma .KV Nt rf..- UA. . ' e' ,f vu.. e Si.. 'H 2 -H' Y ji st x Q 32 H tr -nl i 23- ,T .E 5, Jeneva Morris Jack Mote Tony Pace Betty Phelps Ronald Potter Garland Powell Bert Reed Gladys Riedel Treva Rogers Wanda Rogers Ann Schooler Doris Seypholt Dale Smith Harrison Smith Barbara Stotts Loy Strait Dorothy Swearingen Donald Swingle Albert Walton Elmer Weeks Lowell Wheat Walter Andrew Wheat Dolores Wiggins Bernard Wilks Wanda Williams William Joseph Wilson Ta I n a cavern in a canyon, Excavating for a mine, Dwelt a miner, forty niner, And his daughter Clementine -Oh, My Darling Clementine Ellen Tilton Keith Walker Eugene Weithoner Lottie Westfall Eloise Whittington Bob Widner Jeanne Wiley Louann Williams Norma Wilson Susan Woestman Page 19 Honor Sfuclenls Page 20 364 B8 .M-VX Eugene Weithoner ...,....., l'alcdz7cto1 ian Benny Mevey e.,.. ,e.,A, S lLI'LLlf!lf0I i!l7l Phyllis Bogardus ........ Third Honor e Top Row: Emu-nv Wy-ithonvr, lim-nny Me-ve-y, Phyllis liugurdus, Celeste Ferrm, Alyue Ann Sinclair. Su-cond Row: Bs-tty Ann Fc-nm-r, Carolyn Jnnsn-n. Norma Cantrell. Milmlre-ml Marshall, Patricia Ennis Citizenship Carolyn Jansen Eugene Weithoner American Association of Rotary Club Awafrd llniwfrsfify Women Aiwmvl National Honor Society President ooo,oooooo, Eugene Weithoner Vice President ..,. iiiiii., B enny Mevey Secretary .....,.,iee ,.,. C arolyn Jansen Since 1931, when a chapter of the National Honor Society was organ- ized in the Carthage High School, 381 students have been elected to mem- bership in the society. Of this number 224 were girls and 157 were boys. These students were chosen from the upper one-third of their classes on the basis of character, leadership, and service. Ten per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class are elected each year. The fol- lowing students were elected in 1949: Bob Locarni Ronald Potter Richard Hendrickson Lowell Wheat Jean Jansen Joan Stockdale Delores Brandon Marjorie Brown E. Marvin Osborne Dwight Davis Patricia Woestman Sue Woestman Barbara Stotts Patricia Ennis Jack Mote Dolores Wiggins Jackie Rollins Rebecca Graves Betty Ann Fenner Phyllis Bogardus Keith Walker Bob Redmond Eu ene Weithoner, Carol n Jansen ! Four students, Larry Dunham, and Alyce Ann Sinclair took the G.A.T. test in the National Honor S0- ciety's scholarship contest. A 'f rig F 3 . l 4 A 'i ' , fx Q Ton Row: Ronald Potter, E. Marvin Osborne, Jack Mote, Richard Hendrickson. Eugene Weithonvr, Hob Locarni, Phillip Allen, Lowell Wheat, Keith Walker. Second Row: Betty Ann Fenner, Joan Stockdale, Carolyn Jansen, Jean Jansen, Sue Woestman, Dwight Davis, Larry Dunham, Benny Me-vey. First Row? Rebecca Graves, Carolyn Frost, Barbara Stotts, Jackie Rollins, Phyllis Bogardus, Dolores Wiggins, Patricia Ennis, Marjorie Brown, Delores Brandon, Patricia Worstman, Alyce Ann Sin- c air. Page 2 Page 22 The Junior Class OFFICERS President , V. , , , .. , ...... Jean Jansen Vice President ,. .....e.e..eA, Robert Hesh Patsy Pfenninger Linda Stair Richard Babcock Assembly Representative .......,..i,..., Ronnie Hughes Secretary eeYi..i .. Treasurer e.,e eeeee,,..ieee i,e.. ....ee........ Reporter .,eeeeee eeeeeee.e,e ..,.... ,,ee.,.e The Junior class this year participated in many school activities. We were well represented on both football and basketball teams of the school, in the literary societies, the music department, speech department, and debating. Our class play, Henrietta the Eighth, proved to be a very successful and entertaining production. Proceeds of Henrietta the Eighth were used in entertaining the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior prom that was held in May. The Junior class presented the assembly program on February 25, in the form of a radio broadcast. 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. The Junior class sponsors were Miss Hardaway, Mr. Bussinger, and Mr. Cherry. .9 3. ul: slag . W, QI' me I, f SECTION 100-MR. HUDSON I Top Row: Edna Lorentzen, Kitty Colton, Louis Vaughn, Richard Neeley, Fred Kester, Dwight Davis, E. Marvin Osborne. ' Second Row: Barbara Alexander, Delores Brandon, Belva Owen, Phyllis Whitaker, Peggy Montgomery, Betty Ann Parker, Raymond Cash, Robert Hesh, Mary Beth Stark. First Row: Joan Tadlock, Lera Pottorff, Suzanne Biddlecome, Joan Reno, Wendell Hart. Bill Hunter, Jerry Crow, Eugene Sinderson. 1. 3 SECTION 101-MISS FLETCHER Top Row: Norman Taylor, Clifford Emery, John Mooneyham, Eugene Skelton, Ernest Billington, John Byers. Second Row: Shirley Wache, Charlotte Loudenslager, Betty Cummings, Doris Sue Stewart, Rosemary Palmer, Ruth Fly, Patricia Woestman, Lulu Marie Knight. First Row: Carroll Brown, Jean Jansen, Doris Replogle, Janice Allen, Fr-rne Haskins, Imogene Pritchard. Jean Duckett, Nan Harrington, Katherine Neuhert. Not Pictured: Shirley Dean, Frank Cherry, Eddie Griffith. O T A ff Page 23 Page 24 x01 Q SEl l'ION 1023-NIR. NVRIGIIT Top Huw: Ilmmlul .lt-nninyys, .lawk t'un1hw, llulwrt lhlnlxlt-, Shanft-r tlruss, lfrt-tl li, Smith, .lt-rry lVlm'Milli:ln, Huh Mt-Fwy, St-mnul Row: John Mnntgumt-ry, Ilurutluy lluvvns. M:1i',im'ii- liruwn, Mzlrizurnt VYz1ll, Hs-ln-n llulf-y. .In-:xnninn Iiywl, ll:n'lml':i T4-nipln-tcm, First llnw: Mury Sun' l l'1'nt'l1, l.m'r:1im- l'u1't1-V, M:arp1:11'1-t Hill, lion-ttzu Qllintzxrsl. l'lIlt-n linyvr. Alien- K'nl'r'y. Nut l'i1'tnr1-ul: linlu-rt lirwin, lluylurcl Still, l'1rm-xt Outh-n, Km-ith Rilvy. Q3 -.. -- . b A .AX if ix 1 'I' Q' -P Q0 SECTION 104-MR. BUSSINGER Tun Row: Dwight. Ilum-gt-, G4-nv Young, Ge-nu Hixson, G1-nrm: I':u'nu-ntl-r, .Inv Mzitclmc-l, N1-wtun Smith G--nv Curry. Svc-mul Row: Jny Tic-ln-nm', Lnminn- Rush, K1ltl14'l'ilh' Hilmlrr-th, listlmv-1' Straw, Wilma Watts, Mfxrgnrt-t Du vnll. First Row: Killhlvvn Mum-r, Lllvillo- llunthc-, Hrlmi Cook, .ls-1il1nn-nv iflnughnwuul, livtty L4-nf llvnvvs. Mui' In-nv Wilku. ll' , S fait, if iisffa SECTION 105-MISS HARDAWAY Top Row: Jimmy Cordonnier, Jack Hymer. Richard Babcock, Robert Estus, Patrick Heath, Eugene Ogle. Floyd Jones. Second Row: Richard Daly, Rilda Belle Carter, Eula Mae Triplett, Marian Hancock, Vivian G04-rke, Max Gene Bull, Robert Duvall. First Row: Herbert Burnett, Billie Rowman, Patsy Pfenninm-r, Evelyn Spurgeon, Sarah Maxwell, Joan Stockdale. Q 324 45 - , .ft-f SECTION 108-MR. CHERRY Top Row: Eddie Henson, Bill Michel, Ted Lemser, William Hood, Ronald Hughes, Gem- Trowbridge. M', l C? NC,-40 Second Row: Stephania Per, Wilma Evans, Linda Stair, Marilyn Green, Helen Kaughman, Betty Davis. First Row: Pauline Heisten, Daisy Edwards, Norma Nappier, Deloris Bowman, Donald Redmond. Not Pictured: Glenn Baum, Virginia Carter, LeRoy Gillum, Doyle Ruthm-rford, Juanita Sunderland, liar- hara Underwood, Harold Whitehead. e -alla Page 25 Page 26 The Sophomore Class OFFICERS President oo.,.,,ooooooooo,ooo.A.o,A.........,o,oo,o Maxx Gibbons Vice President .,o,. oro.. D avid Epperson Secretary ..,,...,... ..,.,. L inda Conner Treasurer ........,.........,....... ..........io.. C arole Hal! Reporter .,..,...,,,oo Cooooooooo.CCi.ii,...,..,..... C loeta Agnew Assembly Representative .,...... Fredreka Hammett The members of the Sophomore class have made their influence felt in C. H. S. this year. Activities in which they were prominent were ath- letics, music, public speaking, dramatics, publications, and clubs. Early in the year home rooms chose these sophomores to represent them on the student council: Linda Conner, Carole Hall, Fredreka Ham- mett, Patricia Croley, Jeanne Van Urk, and Mickey Roberts. An assembly was presented by the class on March 4 as an annual affair. The Best Citizen of the class was chosen to make the pilgrimage to Jefferson City in April. This project was under the direction of the Fed- eration of Women's Clubs. Mickey Roberts was honored by being the sophomore chosen. Our class sponsors were Miss Johnson, Miss Irwin, and Mr. Cherry. ...wznrvi . SECTION 201-MISS JOHNSON Top Row: Lois Borland, Ronald Stocker, Joe O. Johnson, Billy Poulson, Hugh Overton, William Givens, Bruce Vaughan, Jr., Richard Pugh, Robert York. Second Row: Beverly Hart, Ruth Ford, Shirley Snyder, Wanda Grieb, Linda Conner, Elaine Richmond, Donna Bowman, Dorothy Lavar, Mary Cavness, Evelyn Dipper, Joan Hogsett. First, Row: Robert Schmidly, Bob Monk, Ruth Williams, Patty Hill, Billie Sue Trout, Helen McMilliun. Barbara Bennett, Glenda Epperson, Patty Johnson, Arvada Neit, Delila Lasiter. Not Pictured: David Butler, llill Roberts. F 4 5 1 fs -. x -1- v ,ggi g '-. ' 4, Ny. K np, ,, 1 .n ZW' is P qv ff. Ui , - G' ...U 'X 1 if , 1 , A 4' no f-'Q-'S . .gk -'QXV .- il 3 . 0 0 VZ if Y 9 Q ' -Q., 115 SECTION 202-MISS STEPHENS Top Row: Jimmie Harvey. James Nelson, Winston Glaze, Bill Williams, Thurman Moore, Norman Snod- grass, Ruth Waddell, Maxine Agan, Orville Ross. Second Row: Dorothy Blackford, Marilyn Parker, Shirley Southard, Patricia Croley, Marcia Roberts. Azalea- Wooten, Patricia Erwin, Mary Miller, Gloria Kizler, Barbara Burt, Barbara Joines. First Row: Ethel Loughry, June Scott, Adalec Hodges, Helen Whaley, Jeraldine Boyd, Thomusina Melu- gzin, Marjorie Dodson, Alice Nichols, Diane Leggitt, Homer Phillips, Eddie French. Not Pictured: Joan Carnes. Tommy Studyvin, Ray Trowbridge, Don Yarbrough. Page 27 S 1 u 1. 1x Page 28 SECTION 203-MISS M URTO 'Pup Row: ln-unurll Qnzuls-, Ulmrlvs Richard Howell, Almlun Jones, Charles tim-lu-l, Miuluy lluln-l'l.s, Hurnlil Michael, Madge- Frey, Sarah Jam- Wuml. Sn-cond Row: Mm-lba Lowe, De-lnrys Crnnier, .ln-nay lllepzlmrn, Carole Ann Douglas, Ja Ann Tryon, Lenura Sharon, Nina Lou Tan-ki-r, Mary Wurinvr. First Row: Ray Clll'Ilt'llfA'l', Jn-rry Wilson, Juan lirailley, Mary Ann Park:-r, Juan lilaukwn-ll, Joyce Row- ancl, Evelyn llatfie-lil, Ulm-ta Agnew, Not l'iclurm-xl: liill Erwin, Fluyll Haniptmi, lfluynl Nicliuls, Wallacn- Sparks, Julinuy Whitelwzul, lvan Knight. Fran Holland. Vli? FT 3 K .g V 01- . el Q 4: l Ls 4 -96- SECTION 204-MISS KIRKE Top Row: Lemuel Milla-r, Warren Kyle, Donald Dudkworth, Terry Roberts, Ray Nixon, Herman Loyd, Ima- Town:-mn. S1-cuml Row: liilly Wi-ng, Ernest lietterton, Peggy Glinus, Charlotte Hughes, Helen Westbrook, Carole Hall. First. Row: Phyllis F1-ey, Betty Turner, Marion, Rowe, Albert Blevins, James Talley, Robert Peck. Nnt Pictured: Don Arney, Joe Brasher, Jack Carter, Hola-rl, Evans, Henry H1-r-kr-rt, Don Jordan, Dunalnl llvctor, David Shi-ltun, Ruhr-rt Eugene Evans. p. 1-v' 6 I: - l l Q Kip, 5 7' ' v- wr' E -Q '54 SECTION 206-MISS COLLIER Top Row: Bull O'Bryant, Raymond Starchman, Jay Williams, Ralph Thompson, Howard Dunlap, Jann-s H. Ds-vs-rs, David Emu-rsnn, Gerald Rucflwr, Rob:-rt Babcock, Dnnald Bray, Charlvs Blythm-, Clifford Cook. Svcund Row: Martha Favingc-r. Hazel Jennings, Eve-lyn Davis, Frances Allvno Girdle-y, Martha Garnvr, Janicv Kahle, Barbara McConnell, Nancy Ls-v Turnor, Ruby Hancock, Norma Fnllmvr, Joyce- Rm.:- ers, Darlene Osborn, Arthur Mims, Jr., Richard Eugene- Laney. First Row: Jim Young, Bmw-rly Connor, Martha Green, Bonnie- Rupp, Virginia Whitakur, Darla-nv Gra- vatt, Barbara Mill:-r. Patty Hedge, Marjorie Poinrlextvr, Mary Cartvr, Fre-drc-ka Hammett. Chris- tine- Thompson, Jackiv Reese. Nut Pictured: Rotah Ritchie. Q ' G99 ...lf QQ 49 4-MJ! OG Q 'Ulf' Q32 ,A-. ,- Glin- f45v5,4'T SECTION 209-MISS IKWI N Top Row: Marpzarut 'l'hunulsun, Maxx Gibbons, Charlm-s Mcfiuwvn, Charlvs Ofxdm-n, Dun lfwars, .Ianu-s Porter. Svcond Row: Max Mims, Marjorie- Stfinlm-y, Ji-annv Van Urk, Rust- Blythe-, Barbara Landvrs, Doris Ne-1-ly, Betty Hammonds. I-'irst Row: Bill Smithpctm-r Bvtty Gran-s, Le-la H1-nd:-rsun, Naomi lin-lln-r, Dalha Johnson, William llllvv. Nut Pictured: Kenncth Brooks, Ralph Cart:-r, Jr., Harry Davis, Gerald lh-ess-, Uharlc-s liOlllil', Jack San- ders, Ray Six, Allen Holiday, Fred Smith, FL 5 Page 29 Page 30 The Freshman Class OFFICERS President .,...,..ss..s ss,sssssss..ss.,...,.,,,.,,. M arion Wood Vice President . ...... ....,e.. J anice Hall Secretary .. ,... ....s,s D on Edwards Treasurer ....,,s .,..,.,....ss,..sss, s...,.,.s A n n St. John Reporter ,,.,ssssss.sis,s.sss..,,s,,s..,.,. sss,s C onnie Hobson Assembly Representative ,,............,, Melvin Brown MOTTO A quitfer nefzfer 'wins and a fwinner 'newer quits. FLOWER White Carnation COLORS Silver and Turqzcoise ln September, 1948, the class of 1952 entered Carthage High School with a total of 206 members. Early in the fall, the Freshmen met for organization, electing class officers, and selecting class motto, flower and colors. In cases of illness, members of the class were remembered with cards and flowers by the courtesy committee. Our class has been well represented in athletics, clubs, school publi- cations, and musical organizations. Gary Wilfley, Rita Frede, Barbara Williams, Barbara Busby, Margaret Macfarlane, and Doris Wine were members of the Student Council. Fourteen members of our class went out for football. The Freshmen are looking forward to three more successful years in Carthage High School, confident that we will attain worthy goals. Class sponsors were: Miss Piercy, Mr. Hudson, and Miss Argabright. SECTION 401-MRS. ENGELAGE Top Row: Leroy Sharp, David Roberts, Don Rush, Don Edwards, Gary Wilfluy, Gayle Back, Billy Hock- ett, Roland Knight, Robert Capps, Robert Templeton, Don Spradley. Second Row: Vera Moore, Juanita Hatcher, Phyllis Downey, Marjorie Goodman, Betty Jo Greene, Bar- bara Frey, Arlene McVay, Beulah Smith, Doris Waddell, Shirley Richardson. First Row: Mervin Ritchie, Lyle Trowbridge, Kathryn Roper, Emily De-Spain, Mildred Nappier, Jackie Pendleton, Lena Mae Abbiattif! Mary Helen Botts, Marilyn McCamish, Maxine Young, Alfred Winkler, Max Cordonnier. Not Pictured: Aletha Nelson. Shirley Longdon. to r in Q m go wx,,I tl, g 1551 fe' N 1 ' J ETH .. l.-- R A x DQ 'F SECTION 400-MRS. DON NELLY Top Row: Beverly Edmondson, Glenn Stark, Herbert Jennison, Roy Mayes, Jr., Harold Leon Hartley, Connie Hobson, Danny W00ll1ll'll, Richard Pottorff, Harry Abbiatti, Wayne Melugin, Wanutta Vansickle. Second Row: J. B. McHaffle, Peggy Lung, Loretta York, Jewell Kirchner, Marilyn Henson, Harriet Mc- Nerney, Joanne Ross, Lola .Io Gencks, Mollie Ann Berry, I-'ern Seypholt, Virginia Coleman, Norma Curry, Ken Babcock. First Row: Valgene Smith, Nancy Van Fleet, Maxine Hodge, Warren Pendleton, Barbara Busby, Donna Harris, Nell Marie Goll, Bonnie Whitehead, Laura Winkler, Eugene Murray, Fred Williams, Carrol Replogle, Dan Blackwell. Not Pictured: Jerry Gray. :fi as Page 31 1 Page SECTION 402--MISS ARGARRIGHT Top Row: David liartls-y, Carl lirown, Raymond Hood, Thomas Gordon, Waym- Allison, Arthur Tvmplv- man, Ray Fra-y, Howard Walk:-r, Max Williams. Socond Row: Jamvs McCann. Max Dunn, Evvlyn Chamhe-rs, Charlinv Lows-, .lm-wx-l Crnmplm-y, Marlains- Mym-rs, Alum- Quads-, Patricia Samuels, Barbara Williams, Elnora Davis, Wayne Nixon. First Raw: Margarot lirandon, liyron Lamh-rs, Carloton Riddick, Russs-ll Smith, Nadine Gubse-r, Sidney Johnson, Gm-rald Hatfii-ld, Annv St. John, Nancy Nesbitt, Virginia Emi-rick. Not Picturvd: l'anlin4- Gillum. Y ,,,. ,- 'X Ax CU :X -N v ,, 'Cb' s 2' 40, 1? -wr SECTION 403-MISS PIERCY Top Row: Tom G1-ism-rt, Gary Sands-rs, liolu-rt Wilson, Dm-an Andi-rson, Hclilin- W1-Ich, Ronald Joycv, Erin-sl Harris. Sm-cond Row: Francvs Path-r, Wilma Christi-nsvn, Paulinu Erwin, livtty Lau Dayringer, Janice Huggins, liarbara Slinkard, H4-lon l'atrick. Max Guinn, Carol Adams, L. J. Cunningham. First Row: Mm-lvin Brown, Eddin- Minis, Patricia Moor:-, Marzarvt Macfarlane, Barbara liaynf-S, Gloria Lutchs-r, Doris Snow. Vern Ritcliiv. Not, l'ivtnru-sl: .lc-rry llays, Frank Knornp, Sammy lianvonl. l Lf X .:..Tg'2'Z'1,:,.3 121, Y I 5. . -'x f . l. 'K SECTION 404-MISS STECHER Top Row: Ted Evans, Bob Thompson, Donald Hendrix, Bert Brundridge, Eugene Smith, Karl lh'm-m.::-- man, Gerald Owen, Bobby Ray Martin, Richard Dayringer, Oscar Grauberger, Wayne- Cart:-r. Smoncl Row: Jane Price, Betty Willis, Carol Bell, Nancy Jeanne Turnage, Doris Wine, Janice Hall, Dixie Curran, Donna Morton, Betty Pritchard, Alberta Jones, Rose Leah Rogers. First Row: Virginia Pace, Charlotte Whitaker, Carolyn Eddy, Dale Mims, Fred Clair, Tri-va Gu-ningf-r, Richard Matchael, Leland Glaze, Billy Southern, Warren Lindsey. Not Pictured: Don Riedel, Rose Dean, Michael Holland. I ,, , lit yds, . N 1 5 I Q 'x'N nn I, -5 19 r' .. 4 S! in SECTION 207-MISS HELEN JONES Tun Row: Jack Howell, Jerry Largent, John Paugh, Orvale Bishop, Neal Maxwell, Eldred Spain, Marion Wood, Robert Payne, Ray Pliler, Carl Wommack, Joel McKenney, Donald Martindale, Malcolm Rosenthal. Second Row: Peggy Adams. Delores Marshall, Rosalie Lingle, Delores Williams, Eva Coleman, Doris Harrison, Beverly Faulkner, Shirley Locarni, Rita Frede, Karen Moss, Betty Whitehead, Waunita Lee, Donna. Denney, Colleen Henry. lirst Row: Maxine Waters, George Welsh, Jr., Kenneth Arnold, Harold Jacobs, Vera Saunders, Sue Tur- ner, Gay Buckingham, Peggy Schaefer, Carolyn Gray, Sally Woodard, J anet Hymer, Josephine Smith, Jo Ann Replogle, Charles Kimbrn. Nut PiCtlll'f'llI Naomi Rmigh. P pn..- Page 33 , ft-7 up-vuqg .L as ' '. as 0, W 3 C . 'fgx' an A. 4 3 '5'-'11 11 ,L-5 5 'Fun lCmv:l'h:xrlf-s Rnhclf-, lluylf- Ilulhwrfuv'1l, lwumy llilllzm, K.-unvtlm Ilruulw, I4'l':xl1 Ilullnnvl, Ihdu-rf Hvuns. li--nry Il-1-lX1r't, min-Ilan-I ll-rllnml. Sn-vuml Row: Roy H--nm-kb, 1lwr:nl:l Rm-sn-, lfuwl li. Smith, Shufs-1' Gross, Muxiv .lush-n, ,limmiv I.:-v, Ilulwri Ugriwll, llurry Davis, .Im-kiv 1,1-1-dy, First Huw: Dun .l1n'1l:m, I44-tty Lzunln-1'son, .lu:mil:1 Sumln-1'l:xn1i. llzullvh i':u'h-r, Jr.. Mu ry llul'h1-r, Ray 'I'ruwln'i1h:v, .-Xrlhur Minus, Jr., iluylnrrl Still, Unviul lluila-l'. Page 34 Students at work Queens 41, , , adj V. gafnufafnlin , Queen Queen Rebekah Adams Alyce Ann Sinclair Page 36 Hi-Y Club The first Hi-Y club was organized in the high school at Chapman, Kansas in the year 1889 and its purpose then and now is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The first Hi-Y club was organized about 1910 and there has been a club each year since. Our motto is Clean Speech, Clean Living, Clean Sportsmanship, and Clean Scholarship. The club of Carthage High School meets every Tuesday at the noon hour at the Y.M.C.A. building for lunch and an inspirational talk by the sponsor or other speakers. OFFICERS President c,sc , C ,c,ee,,c,..,.Y,e.,v,,cc,cccc,. Dave Epperson Vice President ,e,e.,,,eeee e.e...e.eee.e F red Butts Secretary-Treasurer . ,e,, ,ee..,.. D onald Jennings Sponsor ..eee so eeee C C ee,. Hershel Bandy Other members of the club are: Seniors-Hugh Osborne, Fred Buttsg Juniors-Max Joslen, E. Marvin Osborne, Jack Combs, Gene Young, George Parmenter, Bill Hood, John Mooneyhamg Sophomores-J ack San- ders, Terry Roberts, Robert Schmidley, Gerald Rucker, Freshman-David Roberts. Student Council President ,.....,.... ..., L arry Dunham Vice President ..,e e,,.,......,.,. B ill Wilson Secretary ........ ,.,..,.. A lyce Ann Sinclair Treasurer ...,.ss ,........... E ugene Weithoner Sponsor ,... sss......,i,ssssss, M rs. Christine Webster This year, as always, the Student Council has made every possible effort to carry out its purpose-to develop student initiative, leadership, and democracy, to promote the general welfare of the students, to stimu- late school spirit, to arouse good fellowship among the students, to encour- age close cooperation between students, faculty, and community, to create a wholesome interest in all the activities of the school and community, and to create and maintain standards of good citizenship among students. In true '49'er fashion the Student Council has been very busy and industrious this year. This year was launched with a huge magazine sales campaign which netted enough to help pay for the inter-communication system and to start a fund for a more extensive visual education plan. The council backed the F.F.A. Barnwarmin', sent delegates to the District Student Council Convention at Springfield, Missouri, and to the National Convention at Trenton, Missouri, sold 37,800 worth of tickets for the basketball. and football games, and sponsored the March of Dimes, the Salvation Army, the Christmas and Easter seal campaigns, and the Red Cross. The Student Council is proud of its record this year, but it is especial- ly proud of you, the student body it represented during 1948 and 1949. 'lop Row: Larry Dunham, Tom Irwin, Phillip Allen, Eugene Weithoner, Bill Wilson, John Mooneyham, Mickey Roberts, Gary Wilfley. Second Row: Fredreka Hammett, Sarah Maxwell, Carole Hall, Sue Woestman, Barbara Underwood, Pa- tricia Cl'019Y, Jeanne Van Urk, Barbara Williams, Rita Frede. First Row: Barbara Busby, Mary Sue French, Joan Reno, Jeannene Haughawout, Doris Wine, Alyce Ann Sinclair, Carolyn Jansen, Linda Conner, Margaret Macfarlane. Page 37 The Carfhaginian The staff of the 1949 Carthaginian, like all other staffs, has tried to keep this book from being just another annual, and the fruit of their efforts has been-just another annual. But we have endeavored to put into it those things which should hold first place in the memories of the students. We hope you are pleased with this record of 1948-1949 in the Carthage High School. CARTHAGINIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....,ietttte,eeetetttttttt Carolyn Jansen Associate Editors ,...... ,Jean Jansen, Linda Stair Business Manager .....,ttttttttc,ttct Alyce Ann Sinclair Business Assistants-Nan Harrington, Rebekah Adams, Barbara Stotts, Vivian Goerke, Dolores Wiggins, Katherine Neubert R.0.T.C. .......t.t.ttttt,t....... .....ttt,,,.tttt.,,. R obert Estus Athletics ......, tttt,t.. P atricia Ennis, Maxx Gibbons Typists Betty Ann Fenner, Doris Hicks, Sue Woestman Calendar ,.,.....i.eeet,eet................,.e,eee. Sue Woestman Snapshots ...lit ..B.................,..,... 1' flildred Marshall Art Editors J. L. Morgan, Jr., Patricia Woestman, Ann Miller, E. Marvin Osborne Sponsors Mr. Wright, Mr. Dunphy, and Mrs. Engelage ,- Page 38 'lop Row: Maxx Gibbons, Robert Estus, Vivian Kay Goerke, Mildred Marshall, Patricia Woestman, II. Marvin Osborn:-. St-cond Row: Rebekah Adams, Aly Ann Sincl Linda Stair, Dolores Wiggins, P tricia Ennis, Sue Woestman, Barbara Stotts, First Row: Doris Hicks, Jean Jansen, Betty Ann Fenner, Carolyn Jansen, Nan Harrington, Katherine Neubert. P TIGER TALES Tiger Tales This is the 15th year of publication of the school paper, TIGER TALES. The regular issue, published twice a month, varies from four to six pages with special issues at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine's Day, and Easter. The last issue is dedicated to the seniors. Features in- clude departmental news, editorials, exchanges, clubs, sports, organiza- tions, and other popular columns. Students interested in TIGER TALES meet early in September with the sponsor, Miss Inez Piercy, and elect the editor and staff assistants. Staff Editor-In-Chief -.. W Associate Editor -- Business Manager W W Collections .,.,.. V-- --- Assembly Reporter - Library Corner --- Mildred Marshall Patricia Ennis Jacquelyn Rollins Barbara Stotts Sue Woestman Circulation Manager , U,-, ,- Alyce Ann Sinclair ---,,, Joanne Ross ART ASSISTANTS Billie Call ..,,..,,.,.,,,,,,,,,. Jewell Kirchner Linda Stair .....,.... ,N Patricia Woestman Dorothy Blackford --- ,, ,.,,,,, Ann Miller FACULTY SKETCHES Rebecca Graves ...,......,,,,,,, David Shelton Phyllis Bogardus ..... .. ,...,,,,,, Eddie French Kathleen Croley SPORTS EDITOR Linda Conner ,....,Y. .,. ,.,,.... Maxx Gibbons CIRCULATION ASSISTANTS Linda Stair - ,..,,..,,,,,,., Alyce Ann Sinclair Maxx Gibbons -.. ....v...,,,,, Patsy Pfenninger TIGER CHOPS Katherine Neubert Cloeta Agnew Editor -,. ,,,,,,,,s .. ,,s,,,, -U Assistant Editor ..,,.......i.,,, PRINTING SENIOR SKETCHES Barbara Underwood .,,.-.,,,..... Ann Schooler Dolores Wiggins .,,,, ,,,,,,,-. I ,oi-aine Rush Rebekah Adams -- ......,,,, Eloise Whittington Delores Capps Winston Glaze liruce Vaughan Charles Rohde TYPISTS Betty A nn Fenner ,,.,...,,..,. Doris Hicks ,,..,,..,.,.,... vv,.. Norma Cantrell David Shelton -, Bonnie Orr Carolyn Frost Sue Woestman Peggy McCall fv I Top Row: Winston Glaze, Eloise Whittington, Carolyn Frost, Ba rha ra Stotts, Bob-O'Bryant, Loraine Rush, Madge Frey, Sarah Jane Wood, David Shelton, Mildred Marshall. A' Fourth Row: Maxx Gibbons, Carole Ann Douglas, Dolores Wiggins, Patricia Ennis, Patricia Croley, Jeanne Van Urk, Linda Stair, Marilyn Parker, Dorothy Blackford, Jacquelyn Rollins. Third Row: Rebekah Adams, Doris Hicks, Sue Woestman, Barbara Underwood, Alyce Ann Sinclair, Dorothy Second Row: James Talley, Peggy McCall, Delores Capps, Billie Call, Kathleen Croley, Jewell Kirchner, Havens, Harriet McNei-ney, Barbara Bennett, Mary Carter, Phyllis Bogardus, Phyllis Keller, Rebecca Graves, Fredreka Hammett, Cloeta Agnew, Linda Conner, Ann Schooler. First Row: Gloria Franklin, Jeannene Haughawout, Nell lane, Betty Jean Turner, Ann Miller, Mary Ann Katherine Neubert, Eddie French. Not Pictured: Bruce Vaughan, Jr., Charles Rohde, Joanne Marie Goll, Donna Harris, Margaret Macfar- Parker, Betty Ann Fenner, Patsy Pfennlnger, ROSS, Norma Cantrell. Page 39 Radio Club This is the second year for the high school Radio Club. Members or- ganize and present Hi-School Hi-Lights, a weekly half-hour program, heard each Saturday afternoon over station KDMO. A variety of approaches is used to entertain the student listeners and to acquaint the public in general with high school life. Presented entirely by the students are: panel discussions, plays, personal interviews, hallway interviews, quiz programs, all types of musical talent, and news of school activities. A favorite record-of-the-week is selected by the stu- dent body. Membership to the Radio Club is open to anyone interested in report- ing, continuity writing, announcing, acting, or appearing in a talent number. The Radio Club, with the help of their sponsor, Miss Collier, has had a very interesting and successful year. .5 15 -5 AA ' Y-Q.. Page 40 Top Row: Leland Glaze, David Shelton, Bruce Vaughan, Jr., Winston Glaze, Dwight Davis, Surah Jane Wood, Madge Frey, Gene Hixson, Ted Lemser, Eloise Whittington, Mildred Marshall, Vivian Kay Goerke, Marilyn Parker. S4-cond Row: Miss Collier, Carole Ann Douglas, Jeanne Van Urk, Patricia Croley, Billie Call, Dolores Wiggins, Patricia Ennis, Barbara Ann Stotts, Loraine Rush, Barbara Underwood, Dorothy Hav- ens, Frm-dreka Hammett, Alycu Ann Sinclair. First Row: Joan Stockdale, Betty Davis, Delores Brandon, Doris Hicks, Phyllis Bogardus, Kathleen Cro- ley, Mary Carter, Mary Ann Parker, Ann Miller, Linda Conner, Jacquelyn Rollins, Katherine Neubert, Cloeta Agnew, Eddie French, Not Pictured: Roy Gencks, Jeraldine Boyd, Howard Dunlap, John Montgomery. Mft if x fi E DIRECTOR Kenneth Fite Instrumental Council The Instrumental Council was selected by Mr. Fite from Band, Or- chestra, and Girls' Drum Corps to act as student advisers as to desires and plans for activities of the instrumental department. Details of music letters, selection of contest places, and uniform needs are discussed and decisions made which save considerable rehearsal time. F, 4-I QP' Top Row: Mr. Kenneth Fite, Director, Mildred Marshall, Ted Lemser, Ruth Fly, Bob Widner, Jeannine Byrd. First. Row: Mary Margaret Garber, Barbara Landers, Ferne Fortney, Joan Stockdale, Joan Tadlock. Page 41 Band and Orchestra The Carthage Band and Orchestra are the most active of the school organizations. They play at all school assemblies, plays, football and bas- ketball games, and any public gathering where they can serve. In the past year they went to all out-of-town football games and two of the bas- ketball games. Students who crave an active part in school and com- munity activities can surely find it in these organizations. The highlights of the past year were passing in review before President Truman at Bol- ivar and the Freedom Train parade at Joplin. Page 42 Top Row: Lowell Wheat, Hill Hood, Terry Roberts, Loran Fenimore, Ted Lemser. lfourth Row: Treva Greninger, Gaylord Still, Teil Evans, Robert York, Max Joslen, Loy Strait, Hill Mi- rhel, ltohhy liyrtl, Donald Kee. 'l'hir4l Itow: Helen Mt-Millian, Elmer Weeks, Glenn Stark, Eloise Whittington. Miltlrell Marshall, Kather- ine Hililreth, Patrick Heath, Robert Dunkle, Marion Wood, Robert Templeton. Sa-eoml Row: Helen Whaley, Vera Moore, Marilyn Parker, Eldrecl Spain, Walter Wheat, Mary Garber Rnymonxl Hooll, Davicl Shelton, Winston Glaze, Albert, Blevins. First Row: ltolu Winlner, Laura Winkler, Datha Johnson, Mack Stanton, Donalil Blankenship, .Ioan Tall- Ioek, .loan Stockdale, Lelannl Glaze, Byron Landers, John Sisler, Gerald Hatfielll, Mr. lfite, Di- rector. V STUDENT CONDUCTOR if Bob Wiclner , Y TWIRLERS .loan Tacllock Joan Stockdale Girls' Drum Corps The Girls' Drum Corps rehearse daily and drill at all athletic games and parades. This year they also went to all of the out-of-town football ganum and twmmof the out4n1Unyn basketbah ganuw. The corps was resplendent in new royal blue uniforms this year. The best prize of the past year was first prize in the On Parade corps con- testin Jophn of SZOOANL Top Row: Dorothy Lavar, Loretta Quintard, Darlene Osborn, Arlene McVay, Ruth Fly, Shirley Snyder, Maxine Agan, Allene Girdley, Luis Borland, Peggy Long. Third Row: Rosalie Lingle, Doris Neely, Rilda Belle Carter, Evelyn Chambers, Martha Garner, Ferm- Fortney, Barbara Burt, Doris Jean Harrison, Naomi Keller. Second Row: Beverly Hart, Carol Adams, Hazel Jennings, Barbara Joines, Bonnie- Whitehead, Jeannine Byrd, Jeanette Miller, Pauline Gillum, Christine Thompson, Marjorie Dodson, Delores Marshall. First Row: Mr. Fite, Director, Dvlila Lasiter, Thomasina Melugin, Helen Kaufzhman, Donna Morton, Mar' garet Duvall, Sharon Ras- Ford, .Ieraldine lloyd, Dorothy Have-ns, Mary Lou Cavness, Josvpliim- Smith, Loretta York. V MAJORETTE TWIRLERS MAJORETTE Jeanette Miller Dorothy Havens, Dona Morton, Bonnie White- Jeannine Byrd head, Sharon Rae Ford, Jeanette Miller, Page 43 1 Page Vocal Ensembles 4 S ZF, 'lm -v Girls' Sn-xlvl: Rn-ln-1-va Kira Vharluttv llnszhn-s. E x an X! i iz-lnlalv, .ln-annvnv Ilanulmwr Girls' Trio: Wilma Walls, D1-lnrys 1'runn-r, Juan Slnvlulale-. Q s ,, , F ' ' ' il f .,.:g,Q ,vszg A N , V '17 X 1 gk tl Q Q M ii il ml, Sarah Jani- Wnml, D4-lnrys Frnmwr. Ai-vunlpnnistsz l'arulyn .lansl-n, .loan Stmwkilall-, .ln-an Jansvn, Suzanni- liixlzllorumv, l'alri4'ia Ennis. Mixvrl Qnartn-t: .lark Mali-, lin-Hy Davis, Juan Stuvknlalv, Juhn Mnunvyham. lhmhln- Mix.-fl Quartvt: Jack Mah-. Maxx Gibbons, Manriuv lllackwe-ll, Emllliv W. Jackson. lin-tty Davis, Ds-lnrvs liramlnn, Mary Mills-r, Jn-an Duclu-ll. Girls' Qnartn-I: Wilma Watts, Mary lic-th Stark, Barbara lim-nnvti, Mary Millvr. Hays' Quart.-l: .Iam-k Mute-, li.-nny Mn-vm-y, Tum Irwin, Larry Dunham. 1k 811111 I 111 V1111111 i'I1111'- 1111 M.11'1'1z1 nuts 1 1111 1 1 1 11111111-11. 1 uw 11 1 1 11 1 11 11' 11 11111 1111N 1 1 n 11, n 1 111 1 I11 Dorothy 11111lh mx 1111 Ohfltl n11 V1 tx 1 fun- 111 1 H 1n11111 M IIN 11 11.-.1 I'f1-11- 11111 1 1 1111511 P111111 11 ll 1 n1 131 nt o 11511111 1pzg1 M1111tg11m1'ry, 11111111 R011 B1 tx I 1 111s Pattw H111 Ixathlee n Q10 ev bulanm B111111ec1m11 111 t t 5 I1 1111 W11111111 Wl11l1H1S Q 111111n Jxnsen J1 1nn11n1- I'I'll1H'hdV10l1f. 1if11b11 1 McLon11111 1hx111G1 1111-1 lhttv Turn1-1'. lknst Ruw DIIIHQ Lemzltt Biff! 11mb11s11n Duns 11111101111 1111 Hen111141m M111J1:111 P1nn11u1t1 Mary 'IJ 1,1 1M1111:111. N 1111111 111 11 1 111 1 1 1 1 Xl 1 11171111 N11111g1':1ss, 1151 on R11111 1ts VN1111 1n1 L 1t1 111 1 Il 11 1 11 11 11 1111 D 1 W111i:1n1 Arisfonian Literary Society First Semester Carolyn Frost eeeee Louann Williams Phyllis Bogardus Patsy Pfenningei Vivian Goerke OFFICERS President eeeeee ee,, Vice Pl'l'8'lif1l lIf Sr'r'w'fr11'y . T1'casi1n'm- A ......I312,1Jo1'fcr' D, Second Semester Louann Williams Phyllis Bogardus ...Carolyn Frost . Daisy Edwards Doris Hicks The Aristonian Literary Society has had a most enjoyable year. We began our year by collecting money to be used in sending a Red Cross box. The next big event was the annual Tri-Club Dance held January 22, at the Memorial Hall. ln the spring we had a Mother and Daughter Banquet, with the theme Eastern in mind, and the seniors were honored by a spring formal. Each meeting was made up of literary works and personal talent. The informal initiation for the newly elected members was a wiener roast in the country. With all of these activities, and numerous others, we have had a very successful year with Miss Sylvia Stecher as our sponsor. Page 46 Top Row: L4-ra Potturff. Sluplmniu Per, Lottie Westfall, Carolyn Frost, Joan Taillock, Shirley Wache, Lulu Knight, linrlmrn Unulvrwoml, Vivian Gm-rkv, Jn-:inninv liyrd, Roberta Rutherford. S:-con-l Row: D1-loris liowman, .Ie-nny G14-izlmrn, .Ioan Stockdale, Camle- Ann Douglas, Murcia Roberts, Dm-lorys Cromo-r, Daisy liilwanls, Juanita Suneln-rlaml, Doris Hicks, Ann Sclioolm-r. First Raw: Mary Suv l ri-rich, Lorrziinl- Carter, Gloria Franklin, Louunn Williams, Patty Hill, Phyllis liogziraliis, liurlmrn lin-nm-tl., Mnrllia Uri-lin, Patsy Pfc-nningm-r, .lm-an Ducks-ll, Jonn R1-no. Altrurian Literary Society OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Alyce Ann Sinclair ,....e,,.. President ss,,e,..... ,.,e.. A lyce Ann Sinclair Barbara Ann Stotts ..,ee,..., Vice I'residcw.t ...., ,,,.,...., P atricia Ennis Carolyn Jansen eeeeeee. .,.eee S ecretary .,,e...e ...e,e.. S ue Woestman Patricia Ennis .e.. .eee.. T treasurer ,... e,..,...., D olores Wiggins Dolores Wiggins ...... Repo?-fer .ooo ooo.. B arbara Ann Stotts Jacquelyn Rollins oo,o .,... C critic .o,o,oo. ioo.,.o J acquelyn Rollins Sue Woestman ,,.. r.oo C iuard S... ...ooo C arolyn Jansen The Altrurian Literary Society, founded in 1905, is the oldest club in Carthage High. The fifty members meet every two weeks with the club sponsor, Miss Peggy Pummill. This year, as every year, a charity program was carried on. In the early fall the members had a Tag Day, the proceeds being used for charity work. Baskets were sent to needy families at Christmas time. Many Christmas gifts were also sent to the orphans at Farmington, Missouri. The Society contributed to the Red Cross, Community Chest, and Salvation Army funds. The social activities of the club began with the co-sponsoring of the annual Tri-Club Dance on January 22, at the Memorial Hall. The new members were informally initiated when a picnic supper and line party was held for them. A successful year was brought to a close when the seniors were honored by the underclassmen with a formal dance. Top Row: Adalee Hodges, Joyce Rowand, Charlotte Hughes, Margaret Wall, Patricia Wocstman, Helen Marie Bailey, Madge Frey, Sarah Jane Wood, Mildred Marshall, Loraine Rush, liarbaizi Stotts. Second Row: Suzanne Biddle-come, Fredreka Hammett, Carole Hall, Alyce Ann Sinclair, Jeanne Van Urk, Linda Stair, Virginia Carter, Dolores Wiggins, Patricia Ennis, Sue Woestman, Charlotte Loudenslager, Imogene Pritchard. First Row: Miss Peggy Pummill, Helen McMillian, Betty Jean Turner, Linda Conner, Cloeta Agnew, Carolyn Jansen, Jacquelyn Rollins, Mary Ann Parker, Katherine Neubert, Nan Harrington. Not Pictured: Shirley Locarni, Mary Carter, Rebecca Graves, Mary Helen Botts, Nancy Van Fleet, Caro- lyn Eddy, Jean Jansen, Marilyn Henson, Sue Turner, Kathleen Croley, Margaret Macfarlane, Rita Frede, Nancy Turnage, Patricia Croley. Harriet McNerney, Karen Moss, Donna Harris, June Scott. Page 47 .' fini ft. ii 4,v3,:,4n,:, ,.?.4,. 'slfy W.. . V, 1.5, alia.-L.. Page 48 Clympian Literary Society OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Billie Call ...........,,s,,... Prcsiclent ,.,,..A...., .ee, M artha McWilliams Martha McWilliams ...,ee., Vice President ,.., s.,,.., D orothy Swearingen Marjorie Brown ....,r ...... S f?CI'0fllI'Q,l ....r7r, .........,. M arjorie Brown Billie Bowman .ssl.....,e,,,rr Trca.s1n'er . V,.,s,ss..,... ,.,.. J anice Allen Dorothy Swearingen oro,,. Reporter ..,,.. ooooo J eannene Haughawout Delores Capps ........,,.ooooooo Guard oooo... o,.oooo,.looo,..ooo J anice Kahle Janice Allen oeoee .,.., C fritic ,... ,l.. D ianne Leggitt The Olympian Literary Society, organized in 1909, has endeavored to maintain high standards and to promote the spirit of friendliness in the Carthage High School. The fifty members have met semi-monthly in the room of their sponsor, Miss Goldia Stephens. The club has endeavored to improve its program this year. Their activities have included the filling of a Red Cross box, 5 coke party for the Freshmen, and the annual Tri-Club and Spring dances. The club has do- nated to the Carthage Community Fund, the Salvation Army, and the Red Cross. ' --- 4 Top Row: Mary Emulou Murri-tt, Joy Ticln-nor, Clara Marsden, Helen liolcy, Mary Iii-th Stark, Billie Call. Second Row: Virginia Whitaker, Mary Carolyn Robinson, Martha McWilliams, Marjorie Brown, Dorothy Swearingen, Delores Capps, Janice Allen. First Row: Billie Bowman, Betty Lamhi-rson, Lehi Henderson, Ja-annene Haughnwout, Alice Nichols, Diane Leggitt. Not Pictured: Rebekah Adams, Lucille Iioothe, Ruth Ann Evans, Wilma Evans, Betty Jo Feather, Marian Hancock, Ruby Hancock, Janice Kahle, Mary Miller, Loretta Quintard, Joyce Rogers. Shirley Ann Snyder, ilillie Sue Trout, Dixie Curran. Donna Denney, Pauline Erwin, Nell Marie Goll, Gloria Letcher, Marilyn McCamish, Patricia Moore, Nancy Nesbitt, Charlotte Whitaker, Maxine Young, Carol Adams, Beverly Edmondson, Bonnie Ropp, Joanne Ross, Peggy Schaefer, Shirley Southard. Nancy Lee Turner, Ruth Williams. El Circulo Castellano OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Eloise Whittington ..,.,..... President ..............oo..oo Barbara Landers Marion Wood ...,ii....ooo,..., V ice President ....,,..,,..,,,,..,oe. Ted Evans Barbara Landers .,.,.,.,.,.. Secretary ........e,..,.,.oe Eloise Whittington Billy Hood ..e,eooooo, ...,. T reasurer ...... eeeee, A Ilene Girdley Maxx Gibbons ,...ee. ...... C ritic .,,.,,e,, ........ S ally Woodard James Kirchner ...o,.....,... Reporter oo,........ere,ooe,e,. Vera Saunders There is a growing feeling that the peoples of the Western Hemis- phere need to get better acquainted with one another. To know a people really well one should be able to use their language. In an earnest effort to achieve these aims the members of El Circulo Castellano have become better acquainted with the language, customs, his- tory, geography, and great men and women of the Spanish speaking countries. Mr. R. E. Jansen gave a very interesting talk on his airplane trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina, at the November meeting. A film on Spanish cities was featured in December. Mr. Bruce Richards showed a film on the national monuments of New Mexico, and described his visit to the Carlsbad Caverns in that state. A Wiener roast was enjoyed in October at Municipal Park, and the usual Christmas party with the Pinata game was held. Mr. Lowell Adair gave a very informative talk on Venezula and its oil interests. The club members enjoyed his talk very much. S Top Rownlames Talley, Marion Wood, Donald Kee, William Hood, Carl Metzger, James Kirchner, Jimmy Simpson. Second Row:Maxx Gibbons, Allene Girdley, Kitty Colton, Eloise Whittington, Barbara Landers, Herman Bnldridge. First Row: Sally Woodard, Katheryn Roper, Betty Hammonds, Mary Garber, Gloria Kizler, Rosemary Miller. Not Pictured: Ted Evans, Dorothy Blackford, Garland Powell, Gladys Sheldon. Vern SflllT'llleX'S, Wilmn I-'aye Christensen, Malcolm Rosenthal. Q 5-4.-..-ag Dramalics Club Prffsizlffnf l if'f' 1,l'l'S1'lll'i2f Sl'!'I'l'ffll'1j Trerzszlrw' A , Rvpo1'ff'r OFFICERS D Loraine Rush . Larry Dunham Phyllis Bogardus Benny Mevey Jean Jansen The Dramatics Club was organized this year, and the name of Masqie and Sandal was selected. The programs consisted of plays, readings, oi skits that have been presented at the bi-monthly meetings. An assembly program was presented by the club on February 12, featuring 1 oie act comedy entitled Feudin' . The following members made up the cast Beverly Edmondson, Sarah Jane Wood, Dolores Wiggins, Gloria Letehel, Eldred Spain, E. Marvin Osborne, Gene Hixson. Tnpllmx:lI1Lty Davis, liurlmrzn Ilnnl ru-mul, Dolores Wiggins, l,ornilie Rush, Surah Jun Wool I vin Uslmrm-, lla-ne llixsun, lim-v.r.y l'1nlninn4lson, Lzirry Dllnlmln, liunny Me-vv in in nurgx Davis. Swoml limi : l'IIiIrenl Spain, Jun- Prim-, Domm Denmy, Dixie lfurruu, Marilyn l'.xrknr, ilu: n i Knrxn Moss, Prnuline l'lrxvin, ll-iris VVzulnls'll, Evelyn l'lmmlr rx-A, Phyllis llmlull s ll liums, Doris Je-nn Harrison. First Row: liuuru Winkler, Joss-phinn Smith, .Il-un Jansen, Putty Hill, Guy liuukinghun L xml lizirlmrn lluyrius, Mary Il--len Bulls, Gloria Lltvln r, Fern Seypholl, limily D1-Sp: in Nancy Nesbitt, Nell Murin- Debate, Oratory and Dramahcs The CHS debate team had a very successful season. They brought a trophy home from each invitational tournament in which they partici- pated. At the Springfield Invitational Tournament the first of the year they took second place. At the Independence, Missouri tournament they won first place, and at the Bolivar Debate Tournament they placed second. On February 17, the Sub-district and Big Eight contests were held in Webb City. Carthage won in the sub-district and went on to Springfield, but lost to Webb City by a close decision in the Big Eight. They placed second in the Southwest District eliminations. The A Team included Alyce Ann Sinclair, Robert Redmond, Larry Dunham, and E. Marvin Osborne. These four people also presented an assembly program on January 28, a debate on the questiongj Resolved: That High School Students Should Not Go Steady. Gene Hixson was chairman and Barbara Underwood timekeeper. Several CHS students participated in the Speech Festivals held at Neosho, Springfield, and Columbia on March 22, April 22 and 23, and May 5 and 6 respectively. The speech department presented three one-act plays toward the end of the school year. According to Doyle was presented by the following cast: Barbara Underwood, Gene' Hixson, Loraine Rush, Vivian Goerke, Richard Neeley, E. Marvin Osborne, Vera Smith, Celeste Ferree, George Parmenter. Sitters in Revolt was given by the following cast: Janice Allen, Joe Matchael, Barbara Bennett, Betty Davis, Mickey Roberts, Lu- cille Booth, Ralph Carter, Jr., Ray Trowbridge. The White Phantom was presented by the following cast: Marcia Roberts, Linda Stair, Joan Bradley, Dolores Wiggins, Benny Mevey, Bill Roberts, Charles McGowen. Student assistants on the production included: Lenora Sharon, Lor- etta Quintard, Bob Duckworth, Jimmie Lee, Adalee Hodges, Roy Gencks, Jimmy Cordonnier, Lemuel Miller, Bob Monk, Billy Bayless, Virginia Whitaker, Ruth Williams. H L Debate Group L Top 1Row:Mickey Roberts, Larry Dunham, E. Marvin Osborne, Robert Redmond, William Givens. Second Row: Alyce Ann Sinclair, Barbara Bennett, Joan Bradley, Virginia Whitaker, Don Jordan. First Row: Ruth Williams, Betty Davis, Lucille Boothe, Adalee Hodges, Loretta Quintard. ll 1 ks., if Alyce Ann Sinclair Robert Redmond E. Marvin Osborne Larry Dunham The Senior Class Play The final display of the acting talents of the class of '49 was on April 8 when Seven Sisters, an original by Herzeg adapted by Edith Ellis, was presented. Miss Sylvia Stecher, speech instructor, directed the production and capably brought out the Thespian in every member of the cast. THE CAST Mrs. Gyurkovics ....,....... the mother of 7 .....,i ...,..... B arbara Stotts Katinka ...........,...,.. ,,i,... t he eldest of the 7 ..,,.. ,.,..,...,.. P atricia Ennis Sari ,N..ii ,,,,.r t he next daughter .,..ii ,.,..i., A lyce Ann Sinclair Ella ...,r, ..,.i, t he 3rd daughter iiiiiir iiiir,,. P hyllis Bogardus Mitzi , ,seii is,iii t hc .ith daughter , ii.,,i iiirir D olores Wiggins Terka , .. ...iiir the 5th daughter ....,iiii,i,.s. ..ii.i.,.. R ebecca Graves Liza ii,.r,iiiiii ii.,.i . L . .e.i . the 6th daughter ,.,,iir,....ii., Betty Ann Fenner Klara iiii... eeiir..e..ri,iiiii.... t he last and 7th daughter .,.....i.i.....,.. Celeste Ferree Colonel Radviany .iii.i caught by Katinka ,...,i,i.. iii.... M aurice Blackwell Gida Radviany ...iii eeiiiiii 1 who succumbs to Ella ..,... .iiii.... L arry Dunham Ferenz Horkoy scsi,ie ,iic,Y,c t hc marriage maker A. ,c..,...... Phillip Allen Michael Sandorffy . M fron by Sari .....,ir.....iii....., iiiiiiiii,,... J . L. Morgan, Jr. Toni Teleki .i,,,i. .....i.iiieiii t hc' lisping cousin u,i,i,i ,i.,rr,i,ir,....i... R obert Redmond Janko iiiii . , ynomotcd from chore boy to butler, Hugh Osborne THE PLAY So far as the Seniors are concerned, the outstanding theatrical pro- duction of the year was Seven Sisters an original by Herzeg adapted by Edith Ellis. Fourteen Seniors trod the boards April 7 and 8, representing the class of '49 in this comedy of matrimonial dilemmas. Mrs. Gyurkovics was the mother who was bound by convention to marry off her daughters in the order of their ages. Mitzi was the fourth daughter who complicated matters by getting herself expelled from school and so was reduced to the age of 15 from 18. This allowed her three older sisters, Katinka, Sari and Ella to devise methods for exacting proposals from Colonel Radviany, Michael Sandorffy, and Gida Radviany, Ferenz Horkay was the gallant lieutenant who came to Mitzi's aid by helping to marry the older sisters and thereby freed Mitzi herself from the nursery-and incidentally won her hand. Terka, Liza, Klara, Toni Teleki and J anko carried the remainder of the part in the comedy, serving to thicken the plot and advance the intrigue. y Debate Team The Junior Class Play Henrietta The Eighth Wilma Sutton ,........ ...... Carol Sutton ....... Adele Sutton ....... Claire Sutton ......,.,.,...,..,. Dizzy Lucas ................4..,. Baggy-Pants Baldwin .... by Kurtz Gordon Director-Sylvia Stecher CAST a teenager ...,.,w,....,.-...-,. ,....... J eannine Byrd her precocious sister ...................... Delores Brandon the lovely eldest sister ....................., Joan Stockdale .the politically ambitious mother, Jeannie Duckett .Wilinafs beau ...............,.,.,.,.......t.......... Bob Dunkle Carol's heartthroo .................,............ Gene Hixson Anna belle Mason ............ Claire's political rwal ,......................... Helen Boley Henrietta Carver ............ Henrietta the Eighth -the eighth secretary .... Ray Taylor .......,..., Vivian Goerke ,...........Henrietta's fiance .....,,.,.,.......-..,....Richard Neeley J immy Howard ................ the rrlan in Aclele's life .............. E. Marvin Osborne Maggie .,.................. ...... LIZZIG ...,.,......,.,,.,. Martha .......... Ding .......,.,, ,...... Dong ...,....,....,........ Coke Set ..........,..... Jean .the first cook .....,................ ......... N an Harrington the second cook ....,..,.s,.,... ........,.... L orraine Carter .,.....the third cook.........,,...s..,..,.............,.Margaret Wall ..,.i..,.,half of the dancing Blitz Brothers, Joe Matchael .the other Blitz Brother ....,........,,,,.,.,. Patrick Heath ..-.......-.the gang Loraine Rush, Jansen, Barbara Underwood, Bob Estus Future Farmers of America l,I'US'liClf'71,f ,.,.,.. . A. B enny Mevey ,WY 53:1 Vice President ., , Y Y ,,. C urtis Davis Secretary .. ..., .c.c. W . A. Wheat ,vmofv Reporter ... Hugh Osborne '-'oHlPA7'r Trcasurcfr ',, .. , , Frank Bunga :pb if Scnfinel . B ..... Bernard Wilks ' 'Z J J1 b Adviser ..,vrrrrrrrrrr rrrrr.,..rrrr . , ,r,rr,r,r Leon Hudson The purpose of the F.F.A. is to encourage thrift, sportsmanship, co- operation, service, scholarship, leadership, character development, and im- prove agriculture. The chapter has prospered through its various money making activi- ties and now owns a truck, trailer, 50-gallon power sprayer, electric Bab- cock tester, motion picture projector with speaker attachment, complete soil testing laboratory, farm shop equipment, an adequate agricultural library, complete set of surveying equipinozit, and pressure paint gun. The chapter upheld its reputation by winning several contests last year. The chapter was victorious both in the sub-district and the district contests in Parliamentary Procedure, Public Speaking, Radio Skit, and consequently represented the district in the State Contest in Columbia. One member of the chapter won The Carthage Evening Press contest for Jasper County. Another member won the Ayrshire judging contest in Hutchinson, Kansas. The F.F.A. basketball team won second in the Tri- county tournament. Other highlights were the Parent and Son Banquet and the all-school Barnwarmin'. We participated in livestock shows of this district. Our chapter cooperated in the livestock pest control program and the wild life conservation program. We also built equipment for the Poultry Improvement Day, which was held in the Memorial Hall. There are now three classes of Veterans enrolled in Farm Training. 'Yap Row: Max Bull, Eugene Laney, Eugene Sinderson, Gerald Reese, Harry Davis, Mr. Hudson, Wayne Melugin, Jack Carter, Donald Loop. Hugh Boyer, Kenneth Brooks, Curtis Davis, Bill Bass, Carl Wommack, Orville Ross, Wayne Bull. Third Row: Robert Hendrix, Roland Knight, Kenneth Ralston, Robert Payne, Hugh Osborne, Robert Ev- ans, Gary Rusk, Richard Babcock, Bill Johnston, Lloyd Burgi, Harold Michael, Leonard Quade, Ernest Betterton. Second Row: Don Spradley, Joe Johnson, Donald Hendrix, Frank Bunga, Charles Howell, David Hartley, Max Williams, Bernard Wilks, Richard Hartley, Billy Poulson, Floyd Jones, Walter A. Wheat. Bonny Mevey. First Row: Mervin Ritchie, John Paugh, David Roberts, Frank Knorpp, Jack Leerly, Jack Howell, Warren Kyte, Joe Wenfz, J. B. McHaffie, Fred Williams, Jerry Wilson, Floyd Hampton, Jackie Reese, Homer Phillips. Not Pictured: Ivan Knight, Norman Knight, Don Riedel, Bill Erwin, Jay Williams, Wayne Nixon. .3 3 in Students have fun, foo! Maior James M. Miller 0, M-Sgt. Frank Fisher M-Sgt. Homer B. Hanberry M-Sgt. Delbert Lechner Staff Larry Dunham, Patrick Hopp, Eugene Weithoner, Alyce Ann Sinclair, Jack Mote, Maurice Blackwell. Phillip Allen, Robert Redmond. gdllahon .Sjmmf 41.4 5 V2 l l ,ll w ' 4 COMPANY A COMPANY ll Gloria Franklin l'z1t1'icia Ennis Win .xdhce .Ann .gncfair COMPANY C Darlene Deitz l COMPANY D COMPANY E Dolores Wiggins Celeste Ferree Saber Chain Top Row: Bill Wilson, Patrick Hopp, Richard Fuget, Robert Henderson, George Chittenden, Bob Locarni, Robert William Johnson, Eddie W. Jackson. Second Row: Eugene Weithoner, Jack Mote, Maurice Blackwell, Phillip Allen, Lowell Wheat, Billy Hill. Ronald Potter, Keith Walker, Richard Hendrickson, Robert Bretches. First Row: Bob Halderman, Bob Redmond, Larry Dunham, Tom Irwin, Bob Widner, William Chittenden. Non-Commissioned Officers Top Row: Hugh Osborne, James Kirchner, George C h ristm an, Fred Kester, Bob Duckworth, Richard Huggins, Ted Lemser, John Mooneyham, Joe Matchael, Bill Riley. Third Row: Carroll Maxwell, Edwin Cherry, E. Marvin Osborne, Loran Fenimore, James Fox, Bill Johnson, Thomas Dunphy, Jr., Loy Strait, Gene Hixson. Second Row: Robert Wayne Johnson, Donald Green, Norman Taylor, Donald Kee, Charles Rohde, New- ton Smith, Howard Dunlap, Bernard Wilks, Wayne Bull, Eddie Henson. First Row: Bert Reed, Donald Redmond, Gene Young, Jimmy Cordon nier, J. L. Morgan, Jr., Billy Moody, Shafer Gross, Robert Duvall, Charles Beckham, Eddie French. Not Pioturufl: Iiloysl llzirllvy. Donulsl Swinptlu, Rivhalrll N11-ley. .loo Johnson, Miko Hollzincl. l l':xnvis Ho Company A Ton Row: Hugh Osborne, Donulcl Ilrven, liill Williams, Richurll l'iu,:h, John Mooneylinm, Jerry Mc-Millian, lfliuzm-rio Skvltou, lieorgo Chrislmnn, liill Riley. 'l'hirrl Row: Ruyrnonll Vnsli. Norruzin Taylor, Rohvrt H1-sh, Duvicl lilmu-rsoli, Eilwlie R. Jackson, Bruce' Vnuglmn, Janus Morgan, Jr.. liilly Moody, Sc-vonml Row: Wvnrlell Hart. liill Sniitluwvivr. Jerry Crow, Max Minis, .Jimmy Hairvoy. Orvillv Ross, Wil- lium lltlvy, Ronulfl Stockvr. First, Row: l'Iclw:irnI W. .Inc-kson, Tom Irwin, Gloria Ifrunklin, Robert Halmln-rnmn. Iuml, Holi 0 liryuut. C o m p a n y B Top Row: Doyle Rutlnrforcl, Chnrlcs Mcllowvn, Hugh Overton, Merlyn Elder, Jmnes Dc-vers, Ronnlm Hupzlws, Twl Lefmsm-r. Third Row: Ralph Thompson, Gone Hixson, liob McCoy, Mickey Roberts,l5i1l C. Johnson, James Kirchner Se-voncl Row: Marion Rowe. William Givens, Eclflio Henson, Wnync Rull, Jim Eilwnrd Young. lfirxt Row: Rohnrt Hvnrlurson, G1-org:-r l'hillendon. Roh Locnrni. Patricia Ennis, Robert Rretchvs. Not Vivturwl: Ray Nixon, Ally:-rt Walton. l. Company C Top Row: Edwin Cherry, Carroll Maxwell. Harold Michael, Robert Duckworth, Gene Young, Patrick Heath, Joe Matchael, Loy Strait. Third Row: Jack Hymcr, LeRoy Gillurn. James Fox, Charles Gockel, Robert Estus, Shafer Gross, Fred E. Smith. Second Row: Bob Monk, Ernest Betterton, Raymond Starchman, Bill Roberts, Billy Poulson, David Reav- is, John Lee Montgomery, Thomas Dunphy, Jr. First Row: William Chittenden, Bill Wilson, Darelene Deitz, Ronald Potter. Company D Top Row: Charlrs Rohde, ll' r L' d Kestor, George I'airme'ntcr, Donald Rrdmond, Richard Huggins, Kenmlli Brooks. Third Row: Robert Duvall, Bill Michel, E. Marvin Osborne, Robert Evans, liilly Bayless, Henry Heckcrl, Bernard Wilks. Second Row: Don Arney, Robert Wayne Johnson, Jimmy Cordonnier. Charles Beckham. Ray Six, Allan Holiday, Don Jordan. First Row: Keith Walker, Richard Hendrickson, Dolores Wiggins, Billy Hill, Robert William Johnson, Lowell Wheat. Company E Top liuw: Thurman Mnnru, lirnsst Ogden, linhtrt Teniplotnn, Robe-rt Capps, Donald Martindale, Hubert Ogden. Third Rnw: Gaylm- Hack, liddit- Wm-lrh, Donald Kev, .l. li. Mm-Haffie, lC1u:s-nv Smith, Clifford Cook, Wil- linm Hockvtt. Sc-1-mul Iinw: George Wrlsh, Jr., liaymnnd liooul, Stuart Mimra, .Iamvs Ma-Cann, Tcd Evans, liert Reed, Newton Smith, Jm- lirashor, Howard Dunlap. First Raw: Lnran l-'c-ninimw-, Huh Widnar. Uvlcstc Fcrrze-, Richard lfnyzat, Eddie lfrencli. Freshman Orientation ni low: .lt-rrv llrav, llulwrl l':xyn1-. Nay l rey, Marion Wuml, t'hnrlvs Kay l'liI9r, lynn llarnlll llarllvy. lil I , , Null Mnxwcll, liivliard Matvlnu-l, Sidnvy .lnIun:aun, llnry Salnlvrs, Usa-nr llraLllwri.5e-V. .lm-l Ma-Ka-na n.y, Hx-rald Uwe-n. 'l'lxird linw: Roland Knight, liill llnliday, Arthur 'l'tmpl1n1an, Roy Mayes, .lr., Thomas tinrtlan, Edwin Minis, ltix-hard Dayringzvr, Rohm-rt Thnmpsnn, Waym- Nixon, Kunnx-th llahcock, Hnward Walkvr. Max Curry. Sw-mul Row: l-'red Clair, Dun Rush. Malcolm Rosenthal, Russell Smith, Charles Kimbru. Warrgn Pundlu- ton, Alfrul Winkler, Max Guinn, Harry Abbiatti, Carl Wummack, Valgcntf Smith. l-'irst Row: Daniel Woodard, Richard Pottorff, llcrtrum Brunrlridgrc, L. J. Cunningham, Toni tleiscrt, John Carleton Riddick, Fred Williams, Max Fnrzlnnnit-r, Melvin Brown, Dun lllnvkwcll, liy run Landers, Herhvrt Burnt-tt, Rivhard Daly. - if 1 Rifle Team Top Row:Richard Fuget, Bill H i ll , Charles Beckham, Charles Gockel, Ronald Pot- ter, Keith Walker, Robert lfretches. First Row: Robert Redmond, Robert William Johnson, Jack Mote, Tom Irwin, Bob Widner. Color Guard Fred Kester li. Marvin Osborne Gene Hixson Joe Matchael Q Kff s , ILE..- Q ,Q A is ? -N-491 School Memories Cheerleaders President .,,,ee.A.A.,,,..,,,eee., eeeeee Jacquelyn Rollins Secretary and Treasurer ,.ee, ee,eeee,.eee A nn Miller The Pep Club was a very active group organized to assist with the pep assembly programs and to lead the cheering groups at all football and basketball games. They chartered busses and attended the out of town games. Our Pep Club has increased student interest in school activities. Members of the organization decorated for the football and basketball games. I.-W-gawk ww 1 fH3a B Pep Squad Top Row: Jo Ann Tryon, Edna Lorentzen, Peggy Glines, Patricia Woestman. Patricia Crols-y, Jn-anno Van Urk, James Kirchner, Sarah Jane Wood, Mildred Marshall, Bruce Vaughan, Jr., David Shel- ton, Maxx Gibbons, Betty Davis, Wilma Watts. Third Row: Margaret Thompson, Lenora Sharon, Don Jordan, Leland Glaze, Janice Kahle, Suv Woost- man, Linda Conner, Mary Carter, Carole Ann Douglas, Ferne Haskins, Phyllis Bogardus. Second Row: Lorraine Carter, Mary Ann Parker, Ruth Williams, Doris Hicks, Lela Henderson, Marjorie Brown, Jacquelyn Rollins, Betty Reaves, Diane Leggitt, James Talley. First Row: Celeste Ferree, Patricia Ennis, Bill Moody, Dolores Nan Harrington. Mary Miller, Ann Miller, Juno Scott, Betty Lamherson, Katherine Neubert, Wiggins, Dwight Davis, Lulu Knight, ss it in Q Y Page Foofball Team 'lloix Now: livurm- l'ln'istm:in, John llunlon, iii-oryrv Ullittvliili-ll, Hugli lioyvr, liill Johnslon, lionulnl Iluglu-s, liill Wilson, T1-rl'y lioln-rts. lhlrvl Row: Hn-hnrnl Nm-li-y. Vlifforel l'Inim-ry, Roh:-rl Wilson, liicliuril Hnrllvy, .lohn Moonefvhazni, l'hilliyv hu All:-n, Huy Nixon, liloytl Iiuryri, Louis Vuug . i N-m-onul Row: llowurll VVnlkv-1', Ili-l'nur1l VVilks, Kc-ith XVnlks-l', Jznrk Hynwr, VVnll:u'v Spanilis, l r4-il IC Slnilh, l':1i'roll Muxwf-ll, liilly H4-neon. l'il'sl liowl llnrry Ahlxiulii, Jnvk Sami:-rs, Jim lVli'Kinn4-y, lfloyfl Nichols, Hairy l r1-1-nizxii. llill liolu-rls Lllmfv-1' Gross. Danny NYoo-l.irml. l.. J, lllllllllllllllkllil, lioln-rl lh'1-lvlus. Page 66 Mixed Team l'ifIh liow: liolu-rl VV:nyi1v Johnson, Worr:-n Kyle-. Jnrnn-s Mvlfnnn. llllIl'lll Row: Oscar' 4ii':u1ln-rm-1', lim-f:rg:v i'llI'lSl!'ll2lll, liill Johnston, .lohn llunton, lin- o rgrv Chill-lmh-n, Hugh Hoy:-r, linnnlel llmzlnvs, Hill Wilson, John Moom-yhzuu, Roy Muye-s, Jr. 'l'hir4l Row' Rii'l1m'xl l'oHorff, Rim-hulul Ilznyrimgvr. 'l'1-rry lioln-rts, Rohe-rl Wilson, Phillip Alln-n, Ray Nix- . 4 - . . , on, Illfforrl l'.nu-ry, iurroll Moxwm-ll, lworyzn- lnrmn-nlvr, Rohm-rt Dnvull. N11-vonrl Row: liilly SUlIlll1'l'H, llnrry Alxhiutti, l lowzi1'1l NV:xlks-r, K1-ilh Wnlkvr. .lurk Flynn-r, lin-rnnwl VVilks, 1 Wullzw- Sparks, l rwl lC. Smith, l.loyrl linrpti, liilly Ili-nson, Hob Thonipson. I'ir:-I liow: .lnvkson Sunvlvrs, .lim Mf'Klllll1'5', Danny i1V001l2lI'll, lfloyrl Nichols, Gary l'il'4'l'l!lJlll, llill Roh- :-rls, Slmfvr Gross, Torn lh-isvrl, l,, J. 1'unnim.:hum, liolwrl lllwli-lin-s. isa!! 5. ,Q K X v--Lf, K N' 7' 4 , , ,A h e i was Bill Wilson, John Mooneyham, Bill Roberts, Phillip Allen, Gary Freeman, Ronald Hughes, Bill D. Johnston, Bernard Wilks, Keith Walker, George Chittenden, John Hunton, Hugh Boyer, Jack Hymn-r, P Rohr-rt. Bretche-s, Ga-ergo Chi-istman. Jim McKinney. age H H H If Baskefball Top Row: Richurxl Iinbcnvk, T:-rry llolmmwls. Hs-i'ln-rt Curpi-ntx-r, David 1'Ipp4-raon, Rnnulwl Hluzhz-S. First Row: Ilichnwl lhxllvnni, Gary l l'm-4-maui, Mx-rlyn Elnif-r, Lluyd Hzirtlvy. Top Row: liill Rubs-rls. Marion Wuml. liob Swinflv-ll, Ruy Nixon, Harold VVhih'h1-sul, Wnllzwv Sparks 68 Juvk Hyma-r. e First Row: Hurry Abbinlti. L. J. Cunnimzhum, Floyd Nichols, Tom G1-isvrt, Ray Six. Mnxx Gibbons. Freshman Team Page 70 Top Row: Warren Pendleton, Marion Wood. Richard Pottorff, Danny Woodard, Ken Babcock, L. J. Cun- ningham, James McCann. y Southern, Hvrba-rt .In-nnison, Harry Ahhiatti, Richard Dayringt-r, Tom Geist-rt, Sammy liaucom, Bob Thompson, I'lrst Row: Bill K. E. BAKER, JR. COACHES ORVILLE POTTENGER Football Scores 1948 Carthage 8, Pittsburg 20 Carthage 2, Neosho 12 Carthage .20 Monett 6 Carthage 0, Joplin 14 Carthage 7, Nevada 7 Carthage 20 Lamar 0 Carthage 19, Baxter Springs 12 Carthage 13, Mt. Vernon 0 Carthage 36 Aurora 6 Carthage 39, Webb City 0 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1948-1949 B. TEAM Carthage 39 Alba 37 Carthage 20, Alba 32 Carthage 23 Baxter Springs 36 Carthage 31, Baxter Springs 19 Carthage 35 Carterville 32 Carthage '32 Springfield 34 Carthage 35, Neosho 28 Carthage 39 Neosho 23 Carthage 9, Joplin 13 Carthage 40 Nevada 16 Carthage 22 Springfield 38 Carthage 46, Baxter Springs Calthage 44 Billings 23 Carthage 32, Joplin 23 Carthage 30 Neosho 23 Carthage 36 Mt. Vernon 33 Carthage 20 Ash Grove 18 Carthage 55 Monett 28 Carthage 30 Verona 33 Carthage 40 Lamar 25 Carthage 32, Nevada 27 Carthage 27, Springfield 36 Carthage 26, Baxter Springs 36 Carthage 21 Joplin 28 Carthage 19, Joplin 44 Carthage 33, Aurora 20 Carthage 36 Mt. Vernon 31 Carthage 38, Lamar 24 Carthage 30 Monett 32 Carthage 29, Webb City 19 Carthage 40 Lamar 36 Carthage 54, St. Peters 27 Carthage 20, Springfield 51 Won 12 Lost 4 Carthage 27, Joplin 32 Carthage 38 Aurora 23 Carthage 31 Lamar 33 Carthage 53 Webb City 45 Carthage 50 St. l'c-tors 42 Carthage 48 Webb City 34 Carthage 37 FF Carthage .13 Alba 39 Carl Junction Won 14 Lost 21 11 s g . ,, t F Snapshots of Students ..f - .J CL in Page 71 ' 1? L ML s ML ,f What? Throwing' snowballs at thc bcautiful girls . . . llill and l'at as usual ........ Watch for the hirdic! Ronnie, liill, and Jerry . . . Wi- pziusc for Z1 snapshot ...... Not twins but friends, Peggy and Gladys ....... Mm-rrily on our way to school ...... Si-i-, spe-ak, and hc-ar no cvil, for John, Shafcr, and 'l'cd Old faithful music bus ...... Ri-ady and aim say Hill and llob ...... lli-lcn, lletty, Lloyd, and Jackie- posc for a picture . . Poor Vat-Tito must be out of gas again ....... Page 72 Why so happy girls? Could it bc a Christmas vacation 'J 1- '-4 , Arn- yr u cold Delores 'I .... Our favoritc student body prcsidcant, Larry, making his announcr-ments . . Joan and Daisy are waiting, watching, and maybe wishing' ......... Why so many books Betty and Le-la? Could it be time for third quarter examinations All dressed up in buttons and bows but aren't they handsome? . . . . School is out so Don K., Don Y., and Ivan must go homo . . . . Good-bye Barbara, Joycv, and Treva, wc will see you tomorrow ...... Ye-s, children, wi- understand that you haw- cold hands when you play in the SIIUW . Pi -' Page 73 Page 74 7-Another year of school begins. 14-Radio Club is organized. 17-Football season opens with Joplin defeating Carthage 14-0. 18-Tiger Tales Staff is selected. 21-Student Council members are elected. 24-Pittsburg defeats Carthage 20-8. October 1-Carthage 19-Baxter Springs 12. 5-Pep Club is organized. 8-Neosho 124Carthage 2. 13-Dramatic Club is started. 15--'?a7rthage and Nevada tie-score 22-Barnwarmin' Rebekah Adams is elected queen. 29-Mt. Vernon 0-Carthage 13. November 4-5-First quarter exams. 5-Carthage 20-Monett 6. 8-9-Chest X-rays taken in Webb City. 10-Youth Center started. 11-R. O. T. C. promotions are an- nounced. 12-Carthage 20-Lamar 0. 12-13-Debate team in tournament in Springfield. 16-Band and Drum Corp in Spring- field. 19-Carthage 36-Aurora 6. 22-Sabre and Chain is organized. 25-Thanksgiving game at Webb City. Carthage 39-Webb City 0. 27-Altrurian Tag Day. December 2-3-Junior Class Play. 10-Baxter Springs 36-Carthage 23. 12-13-Debate team in tournament in Independence. 15-18-Carthage Invitational Basket- ball Tournament. 17-Christmas vacation begins. 22-Christmas Dance. January 3-Back to school again. 3-Springfield 38-Carthage 22. 7-Neosho 23-Carthage 30. 11-12-School out for ice storm. 14-Nevada 27-Carthage 32. 15-Baxter. Springs 36-Carthage 26. 18-Band concert. C. H. S. Calendar September January fCont'dJ 21-Quarter exams for second quarter. 21-Joplin 44-Carthage 19. 22-Annual Tri-Club Dance. 28-Debate team gives assembly. 28-Mt. Vernon 31-Carthage 36. 29-Invitational Debate Tournament at Bolivar February 1-Monett 32-Carthage 30. 4-Lamar 36-Carthage 40. 5-Springfield 51-Carthage 20. 8-Joplin 32-Carthage 27. 10-Larry Dunham wins the district American Legion contest. 11-Aurora 23-Carthage 38. 15-Lamar 33-Carthage 31. 16-Sweetheart Dance. 17-Debate team in state elimination contest in Webb City. 18-Webb City 45-Carthage 53. 18--Dramatic Club gives the assembly. 19-St. Peters 42-Carthage 50. 22-Altrurian Initiation. 23-26-Sub Rejional Tournament- March Carthage wins 3rd place. 4-District Debate Tournament in Springfield. 10-Carthage Music Clinic. 11- 13th Annual Military Ball. 15-Band Concert. 17-Spring Concert. 25-Exams again. April May 1-Senior Assembly. 6-7 -Senior Class Play. 13-Aristonian Banquet. 14- Senior Gyp Day. 18-Crowning of the Carthaginian 19- 20- 26- Queen. D. O. Banquet. Altrurian Banquet. Speech Department Play. 29-Music Contest. 12-13-Operetta. 14-Junior-Senior Prom. 20-Aristonian Spring Dance. 25-Award Day. 26-Commencement. 27-Report cards-End of School Days of 1948-49. Patrons A and L Cafeteria A and P Food Stores Bank of Carthage Dr. K. E. Baker Jed Brown Grocery Calhoon-Putnam Lumber Company Cantrell Seed House and Hatchery Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Air Service Clearing House Association Hardware Marble Corporation Maytag Store Planing Mill Rug and Upholstery Company College Pharmacy Cook's Grocery' Corner Book Shop Cut Flower Store Davis News Davis Paint Associate Store Dixie Cream Donut Shop Drake Hotel Coffee Shop Elliotts Modern Dairy The Florette Ford Tire Company French Grocery Gas Service Company Gaylor Jewelry Goodyear Service Store Gray-Krummel Drug Store Groff's Studio Harrington's Shoe Store Harris Motor Company Hercules Powder Company Hesser Electric Hibbs Service Garage Howerton Cleaners Jasper County Building and Loan Company K and K Service Station Killingsworth's King Kone C. H. King Real Estate Service and Loans The Knell Mortuary S. H. Kress and Company Leggett and Platt Lewis Implement Company McCormick Grocery Maurice Beauty Salon Metcalf Garage Metcalf Lumber and Glass Company Midwest Aviation Activities, Inc. Miller Clothing Company Morrow Lumber Company Morrow Milling Company Murray Drug Company Neuberts Furniture and Appliance Company P.E.O. Sisterhood, Chapter AP Page Wagner Jewelry Palmer and Culley Market Parson Motor Company Platt-Porter Grocery Company J. C. Penny Company Pink Pig Bar-B-Q Porter Brothers Motor Company The Press . R Sr S Motor Sales Company Ramsay's Reynolds Hardware Richardson's Main Street Market Roxy Theater Scotts The Steadley Company Steward's Studio N ow Smile A. C. Stewart Sheet Metal Works T and M Men's Wear Ulmer Funeral Home Ward and Phillips Furniture Company Watkins Furniture and Appliance Company Western Auto Associate Store Whittens Furniture and Antique H. E. Williams Products Company Woody's Glass Shop Page 75 Student Index Rebekah Adams 15, 38, 36, 39 Phillip Allen 14, 15, 21, 37, 57, 59, 66, 67 Herman Baldridge 15, 49 Richard Baucom 15, 68, 69 Charles Beckham 15, 59, 61, 63 Shirley Beckham 15 Mggrice Blackwell 15, 44, 45, 57, Phyllis Bogardus 15, 20, 21, 39, 40, 46, 50, 65 Virginia Bowen 15 Hugh Boyer 15, 54, 66, 67 Ro6l?7ert Bretches 15, 59, 60, 63, 66, Richard Wayne Bull 15, 54, 59, 60 Max Gene Bull 25, 54 Frank Bunga 15, 54 Lloyd Burgi 15, 54, 66 Lois Burt 15 James Fred Butts 15 Bobby Byrd 15, 42 Billie Call 15, 39, 40, 48 Norma Cantrell 15, 20 Delores Capps 15, 39, 48 Herbert Carpenter 15, 68, 69 Hester Carter 15 ' 1 Cherry 15, 59, 61,1 Chittenden 15, 59, 60, 66, Christrrian 15, 59, 60, 66, Irene Christman Conner 15 Bernice Cooper 15 'Kathleen Croley 15, 39, 40, 45 Kenton Crumpley 15 Virginia Curry 15 James Curtis Davis 15, 54 Darelene Deitz 5, 16, 58, 61 Martha Ann Denison 16 Helen Dipper 16 Bob Duckworth 16, 59, 61 Larry Dunham 16, 21, 37, 44, 45, 50, 51, 52, 57, 59 Thomas Dunphy, Jr., 16, 59, 61 Floyd Elder 16 Patricia Ennis 14, 16, 20, 21, 38, 39, 40, 44, 45, 47, 58, 60, 65 Ruth Evans 16 Betty Jo Feather 16, 45 Loran Fenimore 16, 42, 59, 62 Beggy Ann Fenner 16, 20, 21, 38, Celeste Ferree 14, 16, 20, 58, 62, 65 Ferne Fortney 16, 41, 43 James Fox 16, 59, 61 Page 76 Chittenden 14, 15, 45, 59, Seniors Gloria Franklin 16, 39, 46, 58, 60 Gary Freeman 16, 45, 66, 67, 68, 69 Carolyn Frost 16, 21, 39, 46 Richard Fuget 16, 59, 62, 63 James Garrett 16 Rebecca Graves 16, 21, 39, 44, 45 Donald Green 16, 59, 60 Robert Halderman 16, 59, 60 Lloyd Hartley 16, 68, 69 Richard Hartley 16, 54, 66 Arnold Henderson 16 Robert Henderson 16, 59, 60 Richard Hendrickson 16, 21, 59,61 Robert Hendrix 16, 54 Billy Henson 16, 66 Doris Hicks 16, 38, 39, 40, 46, 65 William Joseph Hill, 16, 59, 61, 63 Mary Hodkin 17 Leigh Patrick Hopp 5, 14, 17, 57, 59 Richard Huggins 17, 59, 61 John Hunton 14, 17, 66, 67 Tom Irwin 17, 37, 44, 45, 59, 60, 63 Eddie R. Jackson 17, 60 Eddie W. Jackson 17, 44, 59, 60 Carolyn Jansen 17, 20, 21, 37, 38, 44, 45, 47 Bill C. Johnson 17, 59, 60 Hazel Johnson 17 Robert W. Johnson 17, 59, 61, 63 R. Wayne Johnson 17, 59, 61, 66 Bill D. Johnston 14, 17, 54, 66, 67 Bill Jones 17 Louise Jones 17 Donald Kee 17, 42, 49, 59, 62 Phyllis Keller 17, 39 James Kirchner 17, 49, 59, 60, 65 Norman Knight 17 Kathleen Kyte 17 Robert Locarni 17 , 21, 59, 60 Donald Loop 17, 54 Peggy McCall 17, 39 Martha McWilliams 17, 48 Mary Marrett 17, 48 Clara Marsden 17, 48 Mildred Marshall 17, 20, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 47, 65 Carroll Maxwell 17, 59, 61, 66 Carl Metzger 17, 49 Benny Mevey 17, 20, 21, 44, 50, 54 Ann Miller 17, 39, 40, 65 Jeanette Miller 17, 43 Billy Moody 18, 59, 60, 65 James Morgan, Jr. 18, 59, 60 J eneva Morris 18 Jack Mote 18, 21, 44, 45, 57, 59, 63 Bonnie Orr 18 Hugh Osborne 18, 54, 59, 60 Tony Pace 18 Betty Phelps 18 Bill Porter 18 Betty Poulson 18 Ronald Potter 18, 21, 59, 61, 63 Garland Powell 18 Kenneth Ralston 18, 54 Robert Redmond 18, 21, 51, 52, 57, 59, 63 Bert Reed 18, 59, 62 Gladys Riedel 18 Bill Riley 18, 59, 60 Mary Carolyn Robinson 18, 48 Treva Rogers 18 Wanda Rogers 18 Jagguelyn Rollins 18, 21, 39, 40, 47, Roberta Rutherford 18, 46 Ann Schooler 18, 39, 46 Doris Seypholt 18 Gladys Sheldon 18 Jimmy Simpson 49 . Alyce Ann Sinclair 18, 20, 21, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 47, 51, 52 Dale Smith 18 Harrison Smith 18 Vera Smith 18 Robert Stiles 18 Barbara sions 18, 21, ss, 39, 40, 45, 47 Loy Strait 18, 42, 59, 61 Dorothy Swearingen 19, 48 Donald Swingle 19 Ellen Tilton 19 Keith Walker 19, 21, 45, 59, 61, 63, 66, 67 Albert Walton 19 Elmer Weeks 19, 42 Eugene Weithoner 19, 20, 21, 37, 57, 59 Lottie Westfall 19, 46 Lowell Wheat 19, 21, 42, 59, 61 Walter Andrew Wheat 19, 42, 54 Ellvgse Whittington 19, 39, 40, 42, Bob Widner 19, 41, 42, 59, 62, 63 Dolores Wiggins 19, 21, 38, 39, 40, 47, 50, 58, 61, 65 Begnard Wilks 19, 45, 54, 59, 61, 66, 7 Jeanne Wiley 19 Louann Williams 19, 46 Wanda Williams 19, 45 Norma Wilson 19 William Joseph Wilson 19, 37, 59, 61, 66, 67 Susan Woestman 19, 21, 37, 38, 39 47, 65 'Not Pictured Barbara Jane Alexander 23, 45 Janice Allen 23, 48 Richard Babcock 25, 54, 68, 69 Helen Marie Bailey 47 Walter fBillyJ Bass 54 'Glenn Baum Suzanne Biddlecome 23, 44, 45, 47 Ernest Billington 23 Helen Boley 24, 48 Lucille Boothe 24, 51 Billie Lou Bowman 25, 45, 48 Deloris Lee Bowman 25, 46 Ellen Boyer 24 Delores Brandon 21, 23, 40, 44, 45 Carroll Wayne Brown 23 Marjorie Brown 21, 24, 48, 65 Dwight Buerge 24 Herbert Burnett 25, 62 'Franklin Butler John Byers 23 Jeannine Byrd 24, 41, 43, 46 Lorraine Carter 24, 46, 65 Rilda Belle Carter 25, 43, 45 Virginia Carter 47 Raymond Cash 23, 60 Kitty Colton 23, 49 J ack Combs 24 Edna Cook 24 Jimmy Cordonnier 25, 45, 59, 61 Jerry Crow 23, 60 Betty Cumming-s 23 Alice Curry- 24 Gene Curry 24 Richard Daly 25, 45, 62 Betty Doris Dax is 25, 40, 44, 45, 50, 51, 65 Dwight Davis 21, 23, 40, 65 'Shirley Dean Jean Duckett 23, 44, 45, 46 Robert Dunkle 24, 42 Margaret Ann Duvall 24, 43 Robert Duvall 25, 59, 61, 66 Daisy Ellen Edwards 5, 25, 46 Merlyn Elder 60, 68 Clifford Emery 23, 66 'Robert Ray Erwin Robert Estus 25, 38, 61 Wilma Evans 25, 45 Ruth Fly 23, 41, 43 Mary Sue French 24, 37, 45, 46 Mary Garber 34, 41, 42, 49 Roy Herman Gencks 34 Leroy Gillum 34, 61 Vilriiian Kay Goerke 25, 38, 40, 45, Juniors Marilyn Green 25, 45 'Ernest Greenwood Shafer Gross 24, 34, 59, 61, 66 Marian Hancock 25 Nan Harrington 23, 38, 47, 65 Wendell Hart 23, 60 Ferne Haskins 23, 65 Jeannene Haughawout 24, 37, 39, 44, 45, 48 ' Dorothy Havens 24, 39, 40, 43, 45 Patrick Allen Heath 25, 42, 61 Pauline Heisten 25 Eddie Henson 25, 59, 60 i'Paula Hensley Robert Hesh 22, 23, 60 Katherine Hildreth 24, 42 Margaret Hill 24 Q Gene Hixson 24, 40, 45, 50,59,60, 63 William Hood 25, 42, 49 Ronald Hughes 5, 22, 25, 60, 66, 67, 68, 69 Bill Hunter 23 . Jack Hymer 25, 45, 61, 66, 67, 68 Jean Jansen 21, 22, 23, 38, 44, 45, 50 Donald Jennings 24 Floyd Jones 25, 54 Maxie Joslen 34, 42 Helen Kaughman 25, 43 Fred Kester 23, 45, 59, 61, 63 Lulu Marie Knight 23, 45, 46, 65 'Donald Lee Jimmie W. Lee 34 'Jack Harold Lee Jackie Leedy 34, 54 Ted Lemser 25, 40, 41, 42, 59, 60 Edna Lorentzen 23, 45, 65 Charlotte Loudenslager 23, 47 Bob McCoy 24, 45, 60 Jerry McMillian 24, 45, 60 Joe Matchael 24, 59, 61, 63 Sarah Maxwell 25, 37, 45 Bill Michel 25, 42, 61 John Montgomery 24 Peggy Montgomery 23, 45 John Mooneyham 23, 37, 44, 45, 59, 60, 61, 66, 67 iBarbara Morris Kathleen Moser 24 Norma Jean Nappier 25 Richard Neeley 23, 45, 66 Katherine Neubert 23, 38, 39, 40, 45, 47, 65 Ernest Ogden 62 Hubert Ogden 34, 62 Student Index Eugene Ogle 25 E. Marvin Osborne 21, 23, 38, 50, 51, 52, 59, 61, 63 Belva Owen 23 Rosemary Palmer 23 Betty Ann Parker 23 George Parmenter 24, 61, 66 Stephania Per 25, 46 Patsy Pfenninger 22, 25, 39, 45, 46 Lera Pottorff 23, 46 Imogene Pritchard 23, 47 Loretta Quintard 24, 43, 51 Betty Lee Reaves 24, 65 David Reavis 61 Donald Redmond 25, 45, 59, 61 Joan Reno 23, 37, 45, 46 Doris Replogle 23, 45 'Keith Riley Loraine Rush 24, 39, 40, 45, 47, 50 Gary Rusk 54 Doyle Rutherford 34, 60 'Max Simpson Eugene Sinderson 23, 54 Eugene Skelton 23, 60 Fred E. Smith 24, 34, 61 Newton Smith 24, 59, 62 Evelyn Spurgeon 25 Linda Stair 22, 25, 38, 39, 47 ,I Mary Beth Stark 23, 44, 45, 48 Doris Sue Stewart 23 Gaylord Still 34, 42 i Wilma Stillabower Joan Stockdale 21, 25, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46 Esther Straw 24 Juanita Sunderland 34, 45, 46 Joan Tadlock 23, 41, 42, 46- Norma Taylor 23, 59, 60 Barbara Templeton 24 Joy Tichenor 24, 45, 48 Eula Mae Triplett 25 Gene Trowbridge 25 Barbara Underwood 37, 39, 40, 45, 46, 50 Louis Vaughn 23, 66 Shirley Wache 23, 45, 46 Margaret Wall 24, 47 Wilma Watts 24, 44, 45, 65 Phyllis Whitaker 23 Harold Whitehead 68 Marlene Wilks 24 'Charles Williford Patricia Woestman 2 1, Gene Young 24, 59, 61 23, 38, 47, 65 iiNet Pictured Page 77 E Student Index S0pI'10l'n0l'eS Maxine Agan 27, 43 Cloeta Joyce Agnew 26, 28, 39, 40, 47 Don Arney 61 Robert Babcock 29 Bill Leonard Bayless 61 Barbara Bennett 27, 39, 44, 45, 46, 51 Ernest Betterton 28, 54, 61 Dorothy Blackford 27, 39 Joan Blackwell 28 Albert Blevins 28, 42 Charles Henry Blythe 29 Rose Marie Blythe 29 Lois Borland 27, 43 Donna Ruth Bowman 27 Jeraldine Boyd 27, 43 Joan Bradley 28, 45, 51 Joe Brasher 62 Clarence Donald Bray 29 Kenneth Brooks 34, 54, 61 Barbara Burt 27, 43 David Butler 34 Ray Carpenter 28 Jack Carter 54 Mary Carter 29, 39, 40, 45, 65 Ralph Carter, Jr. 34 Mar Cavness 27, 43 Lindsa Sue Conner 5, 26, 27, 37, 39, 40, 45, 47, 65 Clifford Cook 29, 62 Beverly Cooper 29 Patricia Croley 27, 37, 39, 40, 45, 65 Delorys Cromer 28, 44, 45, 46 Evelyn Davis 29, 45 Harry Davis 34, 54 4 James Devers 29, 45, 60 Evelyn Dipper 27 MarJorie Dodson 27, 43 Carole Ann Douglas 28, 39, 40, 45, 46, 65 Donald Duckworth 28 Howard Dunlap 29, 59, 62 David Epperson 26, 29, 60, 68, 69 Glenda Epperson 27 'Bill Erwin Patricia Erwin 27, 45 'Eugene Evans Robert Eugene Evans 34, 54, 61 Martha Favinger 29 Don Fears 29 Norma Follmer 29 Ruth Ford 27 Eddie French 27, 39, 40, 59, 62 Madge Frey 28, 39, 40, 47 Phyllis Frey 28, 45 Martha Helen Garner 29, 43 Maxx Gibbons 5, 26, 29, 38, 39, 44, 45, 49, 65, 68 Frances Allene Girdley 29, 43, 49 William Givens 27, 45, 51, 60 Winston Glaze 27, 39, 40, 42 Jenny Gleghorn 28, 45, 46 Peggy Glines 28, 65 Charles Gockel 28, 45, 61, 63 Darlene Gravatt 29 Betty Graves 29, 45 Martha Green 29, 46 Wanda Marie Grieb 27 Carole Hall 26, 28, 37, 47 Page 78 Fredreka Hammett 26, 29, 37, 39, 40, 45, 47 Betty Hammonds 29, 47, 49 Floyd Hampton 54 Ruby Hancock 29 Beverly Jane Hart 27, 43 Jimmy Harvey 27,60 Evelyn Hatfield 28 Henry Heckert 34, 61 Patty Hedge 29 Lela Henderson 29, 45, 48, 65 Patty Hill 27, 45, 46, 50 Adalee Hodges 27, 47, 51 Joan Hogsett 27 Allan Holiday 61 Francis Holland 34 Charles Richard Howell 28, 54 Charlotte Hughes 28, 45, 47 Hazel Jennings 29, 43 Datha Johnson 29, 42 Joe Johnson 27, 54 Patty Johnson 27 Barbara Joines 27, 43 Aldon Jones 28 Don Jordan 34, 51, 61, 65 Janice Kahle 29, 45, 65 Naomi Jean Keller 29, 43 'Miriam Kirk Gloria Kizler 27, 49 itlvan Knight Warren Kyte 28, 54, 66 Betty Lamberson 34, 45, 48, 65 Barbara Ann Landers 29, 41, 49 Richard Eugene Laney 29, 54 Delila Lasiter 27, 43 Dorothy Lavar 27, 43 Diane Leggitt 27, 45, 48, 65 Herman Loyd 28 Ethel Loughry 27 Melba Lowe 28, 45 Barbara McConnell 29, 45 Charles McGowen 29, 60 Jimmie McKinney 66, 57, 69 Helen McMillian 27, 42, 47 Thomasina Melugin 27, 43 Harold Michael 28, 54, 61 Barbara Miller 29 Lemuel Miller 28 Mary Miller 27, 44, 45, 65 Rosemary Miller 49 Arthur Mims, Jr. 29, 34 Max Mims 29, 60 Bob Monk 27, 61 Thurman Moore 27, 62 'C. L. Mosley Doris Neely 29, 43 James Nelson 27 Arvada Nett 27 Alice Nichols 27, 45, 48 Floyd Nichols 28, 66, 68 Ray Nixon 28, 66, 68 Bob O'Brvant 29, 39, 45 Charles Ogden 29 Darlene Osborn 29, 43 Hugh Overton 27, 60 Marilyn Parker 27, 39, 40, 42, 45, 50 Mary Ann Parker 28, 39, 40, 45, 47, 65 Robert Peck 28 Homer Phillips 27, 54 Marjorie Poindexter 29, 45 James Porter 29 Billy Poulson 27, 54, 61 Richard Pugh 27, 60 Leonard Quade 28, 54 'Donald Rector Gerald Reese 34, 54 Jackie Reese 29, 54 Elaine Richmond 27, 45 'Don Riedel 'Retah Ritchie Bill Roberts 45, 61, 66, 67, 68 Marcia Roberts 27, 45, 46 Mickey Roberts 28, 37, 51, 60 Terry Roberts 28, 42, 45, 66, 68, 69 Joyce Rogers 29, 45 Charles Rohde 34, 59, 61 Bonnie Ropp 29 Orville Ross 27, 54, 60 Joyce Rowand 28, 45, 47 Marion Rowe 28, 60 Gerald Rucker 29 Carl Jackson Sanders 66 June Scott 27, 45, 65 Robert Schmidly 27 Lenora Sharon 28, 65 David Shelton 39, 40, 42, 65 Ray Six 61, 68 Fred P. Smith 29, 66 Willis 1BillJ Smithpeter 29, 60 Norman Snodgrass 27 Shirley Snyder 27, 43 Shirley Southard 27 Wallace Sparks 66, 68 Marjorie Stanley 29, 45 Raymond Starchman 29, 61 Ronald Stocker 27, 60 'Tommy Studyvin Bob Swindell 68 Nina Lou Tacker 28 James Talley 28, 39, 49, 65 Christine Thompson 29, 43 Margaret Thompson 29, 65 Ralph Thompson 29, 60 Lee Townson 28 Billie Sue Trout 27 Ray Trowbridge 34 Jo Ann Tryon 28, 65 Betty Jean Turner 28, 45, 47 Nancy Lee Turner 29, 45 William Utley 29, 60 Jeanne Van Urk 29, 37, 39, 40, 45, 47, 65 Bruce Vaughan, Jr. 27,39,40, 60 65 Ruth Waddell 27 Mary Wariner 28 Billy Joe Weng 28, 54 Helen Westbrook 28 Helen Whaley 27, 42 Virginia Whitaker 29, 45, 48, 51 Bill Williams 27, 60 Jay Williams 29 Ruth Williams 27, 51, 65 Jerry Wilson 28 Sarah Jane Wood 28, 39, 40, 44, 45, 47, 50, 65 Azalee Wooten 27 'Don Yarbrough Robert York 27, 42 Jim Edward Young 29, 60 'Not Pictured Harry Lee Abbiatti 31, 62, 66, 68, Harry Lee Abbiatti 31, 62, 66, 68, 70 Lena Mae Abbiatti 31 Carol Adams 32, 43 Peggy Adams 33 Wayne Allison 32 Dean Anderson 32 Kenneth Arnold 33 Ken Elsworth Babcock 31, 62, 70 Gayle Back 31, 62 Sammy Baucom 70 'Naomi Baugh Barbara Baynes 32, 50 Carol Bell 33, 50 Mollie Ann Berry 31 Orvale Bishop 33 Dan Blackwell 31, 62 Mary Helen Botts 31, 50 Margaret Brandon 32 Carl Brown 32 Melvin Brown, 30, 32 62 Karl Brueggeman 33 Bertrum Brundridge 33, 62 Gay Buckingham 33, 50 Barbara Busby 31, 37 Robert Capps 31, 62 Wayne Carter 33 Evelyn Chambers 32, 43, 50 Wilma May Christensen 32 Fred Clair 33, 62 Eva Coleman 33 Virginia Coleman 31 Max Cordonnier 31, 62 Jewel Crumpley 32 L. J. Cunningham 32, 62, 66, 68, 70 Dixie Curran 33, 50 Max Curry 62 Norma Curry 31 Elnora Davis 32, 50 Betty Lou Dayringer 32 Richard Dayringer 33, 62, 66, 70 'Rose Dean 'Merle DeMint 'Pearl DeMint Donna Denney 33, 50 Emily DeSpain 31, 50 Phyllis Downey 31 Max Dunn 32 Carolyn Eddy 33 Beverly Edmondson 31, 50 Don Edwards 30, 31 Virginia Emerick 32 Pauline Erwin 32, 50 Ted Evans 33, 42, 62 Beverly Faulkner 33, 50 Rita Marie Frede 33, 37 Barbara Frey 31 Ray Frey 32, 62 Tom Geisert 32, 62, 66, 68, 70 Lola Jo Gencks 31 Pauline Gillum 43 Leland Ralph Glaze 33, 40, 42, 65 Nell Marie Goll 31, 39, 50 Marjorie Jean Goodman 31 Thomas Gordon 32, 62 Oscar Grauberger 33, 62, 66 Carolyn Sue Gray 33 Jerry Gray 62 Betty Jo Greene 31 Treva Greninger 33, 42 Nadine Gubser 32 Max Guinn 32, 62 Freshmen Janice Hall 30, 33, 50 Donna Jean Harris 31, 39 Ernest Harris 32 Doris Jean Harrison 33, 43, 50 David Hartley 32, 54 Harold Leon Hartley 31, 62 Juanita Hatcher 31 Gerald Hatfield 32, 42 i'Ralph Heaton Donald Hendrix 33, 54 Colleen Henry 33 Marilyn Henson 31 Connie Hobson 30, 31 William Hockett 31, 62 Viola Maxine Hodge 31 Bill Holiday 62 Michael Holland 34 Raymond Hood 32, 42, 62 Jack Howell 33, 54 Janice Huggins 32 Janet Hymer 33 Harold Jacobs 33 Herbert Jennison 31, 70 Sidney Johnson 32, 62 Alberta Jones 33 Ronald Joyce 32 Charles Kimbro 33, 62 Jewell Kirchner 31, 39 Roland Knight 31, 54, 62 Frank Knorpp 54 Byron Landers 32, 42, 62 Jerry Largent 33 Waunita Lee 33 Gloria Letcher 32, 50 Warren Lindsey 33 Rosalie Lingle 33, 43 Shirley Locarni 33 Peggy Long 31, 43 'iShirley Longdon Charline Lowe 32 Marilyn McCamish 31 James McCann 32, 62, 66, 70 J. B. McHaffie 31, 54, 62 Joel McKenney 33, 62 Harriet McNerney 31, 39 Arlene McVay 31, 43 Margaret Macfarlane 5, 32, 37, 39 Delores Marshall 33, 43 Bobby Ray Martin 33 Donald Wayne Martindale 33, 62 Richard Matchael 33, 62 Neal Maxwell 33, 62 Roy Mayes, Jr., 31, 62, 66 Wayne Melugin 31, 54 Edwin Mims 32, 62 Stuart Dale Mims 33, 62 Patricia Moore 32, 50 Vera Moore 31, 42 'tRaymond Lee Morris Donna Morton 33, 43 Karen Moss 33, 50 Eugene Murray 31 Marlaine Myers 32 Mildred Nappier 31 tAletha Nelson Nancy Nesbitt 32, 50 Wayne Nixon 32, 62 Gerald Owen 33, 62 Virginia Pace 33 Helen Patrick 32 John Paugh 33, 54 Robert Payne 33, 54, 62 Jackie Pendleton 31 Student Index Warren Pendleton 31, 62, 70 Ray Pliler 33, 62 Frances Potter 32 Richard Pottorff 31, 62, 66, 70 Jane Price 33, 50 Betty Pritchard 33 Alene Quade 32 Carrol Replogle 31 Margaret Jo Ann Replogle 33 Shirlev Richardson 31 John Carleton Riddick 32, 62 Mervin Ritchie 31, 54 Vera Ritchie 32 David Roberts 31, 54 Rose Leah Rogers 33 Kathryn Roper 31, 49 Malcolm Rosenthal 33, 62 Joanne Ross 31 Don Rush 31, 62 Patricia Samuels 32 Gary Sanders 32, 62 Vera Mae Saunders 33 Peggy Schaefer 33 Fern Seypholt 31, 50 Leroy Sharp 31 Barbara Slinkard 32 Beulah Smith 31 Eugene Smith 33, 62 Josephine Smith 33, 43, 50 Russell Smith 32, 62 Valgene Smith 31, 62 Norman Snodgrass 45 Doris Snow 32 Billy Southern 33, 66, 70 Eldred Spain 33, 42, 50 Don Spradlev 31, 54 Anne St. John 30, 32 Glenn Stark 31, 42 Arthur Templeman 32, 62 Robert Templeton 31, 42, 62 Bob Thompson 33, 62, 66, 70 Lyle Trowbridge 31 Nancy Jeanne Turnage 33 Sue Ann Turner 33 Nancy Van Fleet 31 Wanetta Vansickle 31 Doris Waddell 31, 50 Howard Walker 32, 62, 66 Maxine Waters 33 Eddie Welch 32, 62 George Welsh, Jr. 33, 62 Charlotte Whitaker 33 Betty Whitehead 33 Bonnie Whitehead 31, 43 Gary Wilfley 31, 37 Barbara Williams 32, 37, 50 Delores Williams 33 Freddie Williams 31, 54, 62 Max Williams 32, 54 Betty Willis 33 Jerry Wilson 54 Robert Wilson 32, 66 Doris Wine 33, 37 Alfred Winkler 31, 62 Laura May Winkler 31, 42, 50 Carl Oscar Wommack 33, 54, 62 Marion Wood 5, 30, 33, 42, 49, 62, 68,70 Daniel Woodard 31, 62, 66, 70 Sally Woodard 33, 49 Loretta Gale York 31, 43 Maxine Young 31 7iiNot Pictured Page 79 Page 80 Acknowledgments H1 l'Il ologralplly .Ivan Graff Studio Sfewa1'd's Studio Ca rfha gv, IW'l'SSO'llI 1- Ell2l'ilVillg lI'fl!'l'-BIll'I'!1 Iflngrawi-ng Company Kll7?.QIlS Cify, Mis::9u1'l' Printing and Binding C711 rflzrzge P'U1JI'1TSfL'lt'iL!l Company ffurfhage, M'l.SSfJ'llI'l' V-fu -fn-v----wmv 1-Y--W fn- w',-.w-:v-gs3:v-- - u- - ....cy.5.,. ., , J-, A . .n , ,ru ' i L 3 V