Carbondale Community High School - Dial Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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JUNIORS BOB MARTIN VIRGINIA MAZE CLARENCE IXIcKINNEY ' JAMES MYERS KATHRYN MOORE HELEN NANCE AUDRIANNE NAGLE ELIZABETH ANN NEELY BOB PALMIER MONTY PARKER PALTLINE PATRICK DARXYIN PAYNE DONALD PRESLEY EUVON PRINCE CHARLES PRITCHETT RUSSELL RFINDLEMAN JOHN RENO FRANK RICHARDSON BOB ROBERTSON NAOMI ROBERTSON ANNA ROBINSON CAROLEE ROMBACH NV. C. RUNION JOYCE RUSHING EDGAR SEARCY SHIRLEY SELLERS SALLY SIIERERTZ VIRGINIA SMART

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Juniors Without Pictures VVillie Anderson jimmy Kalert Cynthia Baysinger Coy Lackman Jack Cooper Harold McGee VVilliam Dixon J. D. McGregor George Drew Ronald Rogers Merrill Holloway Gertrude Stacks John Hoyt Edward Halterman JUNIORS Here's to the little freshies of nineteen-hundred-and-forty-five, who have atilast reached the dizzy height of juniors-razzed as green freshies, sym- pathized with as silly sophomores, and now tagged as flighty juniors-we are still striving for our much-looked-forward-to goal-dignilied seniors! Sports, especially football and basketball, seem to have attracted the junior class. On the iirst eight in basketball were jim Drury, Ed I-lalterman, and Joe Hallg lettering in football were Joe Hall, John Reno, Tommy Fly, Bob Martin, Karlyn Crews, and VVade l-larris. Two of these boys, joe Hall and john Reno, were among the outstanding players in the state-both of them having received honorable mention on the All-State Team. Those that did not play sat in the cheering sections'--always backing the players whether they were winners or losers. The juniors were also active in clubs and the two school publications-the DIAL and MONITOR. Our class has an enrollment of one hundred and twenty-three members and has been successful in holding the reputation of being the largest class in school. If we maintain the enrollment next year which we have now, ours will be the largest class ever to graduate from C.C.H.S. I aue Tu nity-.seven