Carlinville High School - Carlin Hi Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

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' .,, 'L , T -: . .....L . . ' ++ my ' ' i mm .A 4 V FOR M f - 11 ELADIES ' I W Q l idwffxmyl I' M H fx UEBLEs O EW My wfffjw M'-A5355 W M n , ff-flfwwp ' f f M , , f ffu i-WA S aff ' J V i Dwi 1 5 , f O 9,9 EN?- WQQS75' 1 L , f. I' M J The 1949 Carlin-I-li Carlinville Community High f. vw. .. gm? .QW ' Y N X sv x :- if 5 ' - 1 l ., . . X . 4, . . .. 6, fem. . Nm 'sw vw Qmw ., F Z ' . . - fig.: -z -'-' .- In - . ..:f' ..,, -qs. :.: f - f -- ' 3:5732- 5 .3 V 2 MW? Mem -M X nl CARLINVILLE LOYALTY Carlinville's brave sons we cheer, Carlinville, We love so dear. On to victory our cry! Rah! for Carlinville High. Hail to champion teams we loveg Hail to Red and Blue abovegg Pledge our hearts and hands to thee, Pledge our loyalty. I So We shall never fail to worship thee In whom we place our trust and destiny. Our lives, our all We pledge to thy name To give thee honor and noted fame. We send our Warriors intoithe battleg They charge straight into the frayg They'l1 fight to the end, our colors to defend To Win us a game today. D6CliCc3'E6Ci to P7 vw E m W 5 as -We me me es J , Q Egg me s W E W ggi gg .Wa Eyre , , ..:. z N Q 525,25 P MARGARET MURPHY To one who has been ever loyal and unswerving in her de- votion to her chosen profession, who has given years of her life to teaching and guiding us, We wish to express our sincere gratitude. The class of '49 has had the pleasure of associat- i11g for three years with this fine person, and it is with deep and humble respect that we wish to dedicate this, our effort at honest achievement, to our retired principal-Miss Margaret Murphy, who through her many years of teaching in Carlin- ville schools has won the love and respect of all who knew her. mmm :Q yiwmf E, Q va- we serum 5552 Q Efimaaw ff 5 fm ,mx msn Q-if es sm sry ms' . ,Wm 34 ii Nga! lm-ww mm If? f mmm ifsim HQ? 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Littlepage fsuperintendentj, Howard Leach, Robert Daven- port, Roy Weller, C. W. Clark, Ira McCollom Csecretaryl, Waltei' Pocklington, Elmer Loehr Cpresiclentj. Our Board of Education consists cf seven of the Carlinville Unit's most prominent citizens. Their records of service point to how well they have served the schools and their community. Working in close harmony with Mr. Littlepage, they have solved many difficult problems which arose ill the organizing of our large new school district, Car- linville Community Unit, District No. 1. H. DS. LITTLEPAGE B.S., NLS., and M.ED. Mr. Littlepage has been city superintendent cf grade and high schools for four years, and now is superintendent of the newly formed Wm Carlinville Unit District. His steady, grave thinking is ever our guide toward the im- provcment and betterment of our schools. Principal . . . Fecultyfe R. E. LEASMAN B. ED. and M.S. Mr. Leasinan, our principal, is very well known and respected by everyone with whom he comes in contact. Besides his important position as,principa1, Mr. Leasman teaches niatheinatics, and is always ready to give us 1nuch-needed advice. NIRS. ANN CHAPMAN H ANITA YOWELL AB' , . u ,i NORNIA MCINTRYE Dean oi Guls, Llbiauan, Director of Guidance, English IV. OFFICE SECRETARIES if mn HEI E . 5 E-w ai Q um ws I I 'fm Kgswmdf Wk K 9.1-W -mggmglw' - 2 K . K' 11. QW-s'ffi'M NW- ' we E- .2 I 1'- f xx xx ma ms Iv saws mum E -w E - 1 E E If at m nm .1 E H . gm: w E In gsm mi Eu ya -1 Q E E 2 STE E-'mn in ma nm an xx 1 .. E. I A - 24 - --,tw ,- mum X E an E mmqw-E an E-Enigma -w Emmys as -E-wax-E Wages E .-A-Xmumnmw iw sigwgu Q ms mx nf it .mai an -ve . ,LB ETS my I -'W as 1 :,- WK ms ma F-w ENGLISH VIRGINIA BREYMANN English I II QW E E e MATHEMATICS HELEN STEMMONS A Q --f mx A.B., M.A. Algebra I, Plane Geoinetry. I- B rn-:V f E nf ,Wg WMI-3 in-. E,-it E -1- E,-1 w J a-S 4- L E E E 1 wa nm -zz.: HISTORY A. B. LEE ' B.S. fResignedJ Am. History, World History, Assistant Coach. SCIENCE ROBERT KIMBERLIN Physics, Chemistry Assistant Coach. 'I' v K ' x .e 34- Mn: Iv Nw., ms x -- E as ms SWEQEEE E w E22 m imjggig-lm If ffitiiiiwllm XS Md- VSSSTEW MWEEQEN :iw-gym H ME 1 z 2 I fx P xx -E wk, w msgs , ' 1:- BIOLOGY B. EVA HOEHN A.B. Biology, General Science. I Z J., ' fy! rib- '754 '-5'-'5f,f'f' GENERAL SCIENCE ALVERITA KASTEN B.S. Mathematics, General Science. EI ,gf 4 5 2 Ffii 'If SOCIAL SCIENCE P. T. CAIN B.S., IVI.S. Civics. World History, Social Science. LATIN MARY HovT STODDARD A.B. Latin 1, II, English III. 'rm w a a mx ss 1 Ji 4' SPANISH ENIERY ALLEN B. Ed. Spanish I, IE E11gllS11 II 4. ,nf I ':. f my QZ!fg?L6f'5W 'QW A U H K7 BUSINESS LAURA ELDRED Sholthand, Typmg II Bookkeeping, Otf1C6 P1aLt1ce ..., I , L , Q7- ,...gwS'w- AGRICULTURE STANLEY KLAUS Ag11c,uILu1 e I, IV. AGRICULTURE LLOYD J. MCELHINEY Agriculture II, HI. BAND GEORGE REID Band. VOCAL MUSIC LOIS ROBBINS , M Chorus. Qi igi H E A LT H ...ff CLARA K. BRUNNER S455 '43 . School Nurse. 95 E9 misw Q Q W-E a 5 E 1,1 H 5 N :V .:. A R.N. SQA 'Q B81 SSM YS?-E B M A 5 vu nw me m gm, L H W .mi M gtg Mg rm fm :Bs a 3 1-.M ss ws- --'ss , M1 gym gm- - 'WMM .Misa Mm Wmmfun Aims WMM he haf mm., gp,-.ge gg . M -- Hmm? PM f Q .M f. hmm --H mi . -g fi ww Z.. '1 W WN T. W. -H -H Q B53 Bm sr Us M M E- W M H H is V ms -ss ww 4 1. W W Q-Qhm: V33 .353-.ss -5 mm gimme an QQEL .sf 'ii gy I1 Ek 4 ' X 1 . ...- SSB Sim QTL. Egg ss W J- ss mg, ml' Bti iii ml. PHYSICAL EDUCA Jon-IN D. ROSSETTI B.S., M.S. -ew H1555 V N V-- a sf nan CAFETERIA MRS. FRANK L. SEATON Head of high school hot lunch my m ms an SUPERINTENDENT OF MAINTENANCE JESS TALKI NGTON ln his little yellow jeep, he has become a familiar sight around the school. Mr. Talkington, who lives in Chesterfield, visits our school each day as superintendent of inaintenance for the Carlinville Conimunity Unit School District No. 1. is Ti JZ' , if , .l , ylfii-Jl!,ff-yi, flsfwf I Heist if 5, 4.1 ami. l JANITORS- , LARRY RYAN JOE -LATVAITIS These two men, With their ready smiles, are well known about the school. Always friendly and will- ing, Larry and Joe are an inspira- tion to the students. Wllat would we do without them? ff ww: :j, f .,f: , mg M ,, . :swag EQ-gg: Jgizgzswz, A ss - E5 Q m xx f 'li ' ' 'J J W. ww-Q Mzwifm-f 1..,. '-Q aw H W- s'q5'smf'W: Kia A Eiga .mg B5 rgyigaig Kimi yum fn ms mn W-vm ' A auvxn me was vs in us, f-'fa MQW Q. Hlwgiisseg 5 E 'H WPPWSW ' 'W X52 iggwsaamgliggsgi W NME 'Sw Hum W 23 fm Q wifi? 1' ar umm 1.- X184 iw QEW mmm w mm ms 1 :iw .as wt fmegmmuwn Q 5 J imma- in vs hx-www sr.-nur 'H ms mmm 1 ml 1 :W 'W saw! Q Q in ff-ifwifggg ,ss x as an ss Buss is S5915 sf I mm F w 1 H Ji 'W .wwf- wmiw Q, N 11? E 5 ww-Q f ufjrf mpa' 1 - m m n E Nm ,521 2 2 2 at wa .Q me 'TF 1.4 isfii 'W sy mam x m Rims swwgw,-.sa my .,-sa WJ' '35 H: H1 JA flfgry H Q n haw, 5 H Q B as E ss mam ms an 'im 3 1 l if - J ' J J j J J 3 1 QL 9 4 H Sq we wLLL NEV-EFL 'FAiL 'TO won- SHIP +x'10.lL wma Ms ms LWEXM Bm Wmm?SfaQEEm EQQ'5S':i'a55?Bm-B NME Y ii ge sf 5 2 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marvin Blair Cvice-presidentj SENICDIQS CLASS CDF '49 CULLEN TROVER DOROTHY WILLIAMS HOWARD WILLIAMS lf'or'um Ronumum 3 12'.IrI.A. 2 'Fmck 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 4 P911 Club 4 4 Football 1, 2,n3, 4 , ,X , I11IJI'2'LI'l3,I1 2, 3, Alf pi X IC , 2 C.1-1' H' Staff. f' I 4' G ' ' 51,1 V Cgviaer Btafkfqlffjbfffxdl kjf-fo'-UL,,5fL5l! QV fy U 1' 'II , J ffl J' .1 V' E I f lwww Qlgigqfu Left to right: Bill Denby fpresi- dentl, Frances Ryan fsecretaryj, Barbara Hagaman ftreasurerj, EDWARD ALLEN ELOISE ARNETT JEAN ANN ARNOLD ROBERT AUSTIN From Chestnut High School FHA 4 FHA fl Football 1, 2, 3, fl Football 2, 3, 4 Carlin-Hi Stuff Pep Club Basketball 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Flower of the Moon Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Truck 2, 3 Cavalier Staff 3, 4 ,Bzmd 1, 2, 35,4 Baseball 2 Carlin-Hi Staff District Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Spotlight Reviewfl, 2 Carlin-.Hi Staff Science Club 3 If ' The Baby Sittal' 3 ff ,. ,lp P Carlin-I-Ii Staff ,XX N, J ff MIN :ff l fi M . I ,J A ,, ,L-wil-1 1 ,lil xl xl ll f' n I. . ,N MN 1 ey, f J S, as V511 Jr M- Q Mk X, ff xxxl un .- DONALD BACON JAMES BEGANDO HELEN BELLM MARVIN BLAIR, FFA l, 2, 3, 4 Fc thall .l. Z, 'P Cl , ' 4' 3, 4 F' G- f' -'Y N Science Club 3 'I'1fLnTcl: 1, 2, 3 0 Bg:31.,1ieT?:,x?11d Huh School 'l'l'kl,Ck 2 Baseball 3 The Baby Sitter C11Ol'US 1, 2, 4 Cfwllliel' Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2 Vice-President 2, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 4 FFA 2, 3, 4 The Baby Sitte1 ' 3 Citrlin-Hi Staff LADONA BOATMAN MARGARET BOUILLON GERALDINE BOWYER RICHARD BURNETT Chorus bl Pep Club 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 From Girard High School FHA 3 F1-IA 3, 4 Majorette 1 I FFA 2, 3, 4 Spotlight Review 1 Cau'1iu-Hi, Staff Spotlight Rev1ew 1 Cavalier Staff 3 FHA. .1 C2'LVZ1Il6'l' Staff 4 Carlin-Hi Staff I C T ,f f , Q- ,QI xv. . , . I 1.f2-lf?,-,I.I- -.. I I, fig, if 217' 'fig-1,-L.g,4,. ...I 1'EU '- ' ' lx, gi-, flffl' f, fp J If Q ,IV-V . IU' D., ,421 J fl., ' ll, DONALD CAMERON xIQ01RBAR15g,jiCAR'ROLL IMOGENE CARTER PATRICIA CERAR Football EZ, .4 Frolh Liucohlql-ligh School Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 ?El12'LCIiv1, -3,4 Q, I GAA 1 Spoplight Review 1. 3 Class Secretary 1, 2 lhe Baby Sitter 3 lntm' NES 1 I 1 Dxstrwt audi, Stage Vocal Con- FHA 1. 2, 3, 4 -f'01'U'113 Umallum 1, I tests , H, P, 4 cavalie- staff 1, 4 Cm-'z1Ll1el'.-Staff' 4 - Flower of the llfloonn 3 Carlin-iii Staff C2l.1'Ill1-.HJ Stall? FHA 1, 2 Science Club 3 JUANITA CHISM NORNIA CLARDY SHIRLEY CORNELIUS VENADA COSGRIFF Chorus 3. 4 Chorus 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 2 Majorette 1 Pep Club 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Science Club 3 Spotlight Review 1 Cavalier Staff rl, Al Spotlight Review 1 '4'l7he Baby Sitter 3 FHA. l. 3, 4 Carlin-Hi Stuff' Latin Club 3 Czwalier Staff 3, 4 Cavalivr Stuff -1 FHA 2 Carlin-Hi Staff Carlin-Hi Staff I-'ep Club' 4 Student Council 2 ., , , Czvwaliei' Staff 4 Carlin-Hi Staff ,ff ' , K, 'JJ' ,fd H, w A 'fp' 1' l fy NAU fl! e ff E l we ff 'fi' f '+ 3 'M ' Nfl, ll l' if li wi L,-1 K LF fl ,- ffl. -'fr 'f' 'Y Q . , -3 A ff ,l 5 f , pf fy Lf J , J 551' V. 5--V' 1 ,- ,r if A 5 - . nga,- g A.,-,f l fm i Mi,,, ,l,fJfA,fi4,fl , gum V ml ,- 1 A , I H ,- 'x,,J If i K l CAROL CRABTREE MARJORIE CRAWFORD NORMAN CROUCH Hand I, 2, 3, 4 FHA 2, 3, -l 'Przufk 1, 2 3, 4 Chorus 1 Lim-al-mn 4 Football 2,' 3, 4 'Spotliglit Review 1 f i1V?l.liCl'Sl.1'l,l'ffi, -1 C1101-Us 3, 4 FIJJX 2. 3, 4 1 C?Ll'liIl-PU Sl.H,l'f Science Club 2, jj 'TT110 Hilby Slttelw 3 Carlin-Hi Stuff Cavalier Staff 3, 4 Czlrlili-l-li Staff HUBERT FFA 'l, 2, 4 ,Basketball 4 Science Club 3 Carlin-I-Ii Staff DAWSON BILL DENBY DENZIL DUNN DOROTHY EICHEN DON FIEKER Football 1, 2, 3, Qcaptuinj 4 From Hettick High School Chorus 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 F1-IA 2, 4 Class President 1, 2, 3, 4 'l'1'zLck 1, 2, 3, 4 .lJ1b1'a1'1au 4 Science Club 3 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Class Vice-President 2 Octet 4 Tzmtler Staff 2, 3 li'lowm' ol' tho Moon 3 Grzxphic 2 1':nvzll1or Stuff J, fl ' Cm'lin-lvll Staff 2, 3, 4 fCd1l'.01' -U President Student Counml 4 4 .- V, 15 V -jf! f, A , .vxjfifo -- f , TED FIEKER VESTA JUNE FITZGERALD MARCELLA FOX DELLA FRASIER Student Council 1, 2 From Bethalto High School FPOH1. SlJ1'iHt1!1'iG1C1 High School From Medora. High School l FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 TFTOITIQ-IEC Club 3 Scienoe Club 3 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3 Cavalier Staff 3, 4 Clagg Secrgtal-y-T1-eglgurgr 1 CILVZLHEI' Staff Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 2 Class P1-egidemg 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, lcontest 1, 2, SJ Carlin-Hi Staff Music Festival 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 .Tunior Minstrel 3 CfLLl'1i1l-Hi Staff 4 BOB FRENCH LOWELL LEE GETZ ROBERT GIBERSON Football 2, 3 From Cliesterfielcl High School 'Prack 1., 2 Basketball 1 lllztslcetlnall 1. 2 Basebzill 1 'l'1'3.Cli 1, 2 Softball 2 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, -I Class TI'G2lHlll'l'l' 1 Science Club 3 Forum Romimum 3 Class Vice-Prvsirlont 2 Spotlight Review 1 Carlin-Hi Stuff The Baby Sitte1 ' 3 Carlin-Hi' Staff 3, 4 BARBARA HAGAMAN Chorus 2, 3, Al. Mujorette 1 Spotlight Review 1 Cheer Leader 3 Student Council 1 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 4 Cavalier Staff 4 Carlin-I-Ii Staff 4 JIM HALLBAUER DORIS HARDING JAMES HARTLEY Chorus 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3 Baud 1, 2. 3, 4 FFA 1. 2, 3, 4 Czlvzilier Staff Sl, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 State Farmer 3 l'f1ll'llll-lil Stuff' Football 1, 2. 3, 4 The Baby Sitte1 ' 3 FHA 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Spot1igl1t l'iux'iexv 1 Baseball 2, 3 Science Club 3 Spotlig11t RevieW 1 JESSIE LOU HAZEL Flower of the Moon Z2 Cheer Lender 3, Al Carlin-H.i Staff Cavalier Slzafl' 1, 2, 11 Ceflitor 41 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 FHA 2, 3. 4 Student Council 3 Forum Romanum 3 D.A.R. 'xVinnez- ALICE HEGGY DICK HEINZ DOROTHY HERZBERGER ROBERT HESSELDENZ Football 1, 2, 3 4 The Baby Sitte1 ' 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 2, 3, 4 , Pep Club 4 Baslcetlzall 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4, fsecretary 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Librarian 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cavalier Staff 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 FHA 2 Cm-lin-Hi Staff Czmrlin-Hi Staff Science Club 3 Carlin-Hi Staff Science Club 3 Pep Club 4 Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Cavalier Staff 2, 3, 4 Spotlight Review 1 Carlin-Hi Staff 3, 4 , . f 1 E '77 .7 ,Q , , -A ' fl A 7 1' A .J ,V ,H ' I 1 J N' -1 1217.14 A fyi, . 'lv ,Xiu ll' ,IX 1,1 1 W' I i- ', , .Q N ,F u 1 ' fl .Mi-' CH fl V , f lin J, .J ' 'NYU , sul U VX,-LZT ,,'. I 1 I , 1 1 . X 1. 1,1 fwyv' rg mf I ,- ,A ly k!,fV,A f ,, , gif, V. w:j1,ff j,'4'..,f' H Tiifiiff - ' JO ANN HORKY ROBERT JENNINGS YE-D-NA JONES LORNA KELLEY cm-lin-Hi smff zz, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Cavalier smart 2, 3, 4 Fm'Qif,f,fQ,,,'fm High at Cavalier Staff QI, 2, 3, 4 'Prfick 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 2 Open 1 U l':f.Ll'ld 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Pep Club 4 Gleegcmb 1 Forum Romzmum -1 Basketball 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 The Baby Sitteru 3 Pep Club 4 Quzxrtette 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Three Notes 3, 4 Cavalier Staff 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Carlin-Hi Staff Flower of the Moon 3 Forum Romzuium 3, 4 FHA 3, 4 NORMA KILLAMI DORIS KNUDSON DOROTHY KRUEGER WILMA LANDGREBE FI-I-A 1, 2, 3 Fx-om 'Bismzuw-la High, N. D. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 From Girard High School Carlin-I-li Staff Chorus 1, 2 Science Club 2 Carlin-1-Ii Staff Carlin-Hi Staff l'0I'Ul1l Romanum 3 F1-lA 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 2 Librarian 4 Czwnlier Staff 4 I xy! , ,I 'V V ,,, .' 1 TONY LIBRO VICTORIA LINK DONALD LOGES RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN The Baby SittQr 3 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 ,Bzmnd 1, Z, 3, 4 Cavalier Stuff fl Science Club 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Carlin-H1 Stuff Slate FIZLYIIIBI' 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 FHJX 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Chorus 4 Spotlight Review 1 Sextet 4 Student Council 3 Chorus 3, 4 JOHN MCMILLAN PERRY MICHAELIS MEARL MUELLER '-' B. d 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 buence Club 3 Uglgomght Reviewu 1 Foptball 1' 21,4 13 ootball 1 Sclence Club 3 Science Club 3 SHIRLEY PHELPS Chorus 1, 2 Ban-:l 3, 4 Czwaliex' Staff 2, 3 borum Romzmum 3, 4 Carlin-Hi Staff Spotlight Review 1 J ,g9-,2wf1.L4r Q' .Q :P . -27. LII .ficllfvigazhf if -. .. .,.,. ., ,,l,,,3,V U, W1 WILLIAM RANDS From Chesterfield High School Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 3 ' Daffy DillS Track 1, 2, 3 Class Reporter 1 LENNY REESOR Forum Romauum Three Notes 3, 4 Flower of the M FHA 3, 4 Quartette 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Carlin-Hi Staff 3, 4 0011 3 Cavalier Staff 2, 3, 4 IDA MAE RI Carlin-Hi Staff Forum Romanum FHA 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Flower of the M NEHART KATY ROBINSON 3 oon Cavalier Staff 3, 4 Science Club 3 Pup Club 4 FRANCES RYAN JOE SCHMIDT BETTY SCHOEBERLE CLARENCE SCHWAB Class Secretary 4 FFA 2, 3. fl FHA 2 FFA 11 2, 3, 4 Forum Romzxnum 3 FHA. 3, 4 Chorusg 2, 3, 4 Pep C1ufb'4 Cavalier Staff 3, 4 1 Carlin-Hi Staff 4 Cassouiute editor? CLYDE SEARLES VIRGINIA SINCLAIR LORETTA SNODGRASS HELEN STEVENS Band 1, 2, 3. 4 The Baby Sider 3 Chorus 2, 4 FHA 1 Spotlight Review 1, 2 Cavalier Staff 3, 4 Cassociate Chorus 2, 4 Science Club 3 editor -U Science Club 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, -1 FHA 4 Carlin-I-Ii Stuff Spotlight Reviewn 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Louis Liuy Cvice D1'GSid911tD, Barbara Chapin Qf:rea,sure1'J, Jim Wittiner fpresi deutj Mary Lou Perrottet CSec retaryj. Allen. Elizabeth Allen, Pat Angel, Luella Armour, Arlin Armour, Helen Barnstznhlc, Carol Beasley, Barbzwa '3eg:1ndo, Joe Behme, Carl Belcher. Clifford Birk, Charles Bomkamlm, Richard Eomkamp, Leonard llriggs, Bobby Bristow, Donalrl Brockmiller, Kerinceth Brown, Donna Burger, Nancy Burger. Virginia Card, David Carmoc'iy,'l'. F Caselli, Eugene Casey, Mary Ann Cerar, Bzurbarzm I Chapin, Barbara Chitwoocl, Melvin Connor. Albert Cosgriff, Faye Dargo, Helen Da.U1ghcrty,! Donald DzLvonnorL, Robert Dawson, James Dawson, lVarrcn Denby, Mlwy Dobbs, Dorothy Donahue, Robert Drew, Ellen Drewel, Gerald Drury. Robert Dwyer, Nancy Ensnt inger, Kathryn If'cratl1er:f:tone, Don Frank, James Gerber. Sherry tirafmy, Estrella Gray, lfrancis Griffiths, Bill Hampton, Tom Hart, Jack Hayes. Marilyn Hoelting, Gerald Horky, Raymond J2l'l1lLl.I1, Blanche Jennings, Curtis JU91'g0llSIl'ICN6I', Chas Karrirzk, Betty Karrivk, Carl Karsten, Melba Karsten, Raymond Ketchum, Marjorie Kiliendall, .Tune Kirkland, -Esther Klaus, Kenneth Klaus, Normaa. Konneker, ,Peter Kuudson, James Kuebler, Elsie , Leach, Delores Lee, Eva Mae Lewis, Alva Liay, Louis Little, Melba Limepage, Sue Loehr, Rachel MCCOY. Demln McCoy. Marcus McEwen. Jean Mabus, Jerry Mahlanclt, Lois Merlcle, Doyle ' Miller, Flora Mitchell, Betty Mitchell, Reese JUIXIIGIQS---CLASS off 'so The junior year always holds blissful memories for all, and always upper- most in our thoughts are the play and the prom! The juniors, one of the largest classes ever in'C.C.H.S., have many talents and abilities, among them being the ability towork as one. Among the year's accomplishments are the junior float in the Halloween parade fthe theme being a comic orchestra under the capable direction of Nails Bonesu himselfj, the hilarious comedy farce, Fresh Air, and lasthand best the prom. Mllllfllin, Pali' Mueller, Caryl Neel, .Tack Newby, Hzlrolcl Perrotlet, Mary Lou Phillips. Don Profil-1. Eu Q. Quarton, Geneva Raab, Norman Ramcy. Norman Ifizmdlv, Gcurgc Rhoads. Larry Robe:-ts. Clmrlcs Rodgers, VVi1liam Rosent.:'ete1', Billie J Rosentreter, Wfalter Schwab, Freidu Schwab, Mildred Seugo, Jillllel-1 Shanner, Jere Snodgrass, Eileen Shodgrass, Frzmlc 'l'otsm:h, l'lzLL1'iciu 'l'rzLki,1mt, Robert Van Pull., 'Dolores Van lViuklc, Jerry VVitt, Helen Perringes, Lewis VVittme1', James XVoodruI1', Bill Haynes, .Tack CNot picturedl ZJ 5 H 3' ., ,: if if s- Q pf er SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Shirley Mitchell Cvice-presidentl l l Allen, Wilma C. Allen, Zelnm Alldersrm, Patsy Barnstable, Ronald Baumann, Jean Bochtold, John Behl, Albert Bellm, Earl Bivin, Allie Jo Boente. Beatrice . Boente, Doris Boente. Larry Bouillon, Cl:l2l.l'l6S Bouillon, Joyce Braclwell, Lee Briegel, Barbzwa. Briggs, Teddy Brimberry, June ' y nv Left to right: Gene Hunt Cpresi- dentl, Judy Flatt Qsecretaryb, Alice Ann Justice Qt1'easu1'e1'J, Q, ', Brockmiller, Robert B1'0ckn1i1le1', Shirley Brown, Doris Buche, Carol Calhoun, Wesley Carmody, Mary Jo Chism, Clloria Clardy. Mary Cole, Naomi Curtis, Donald Donlay, John Downs, Eugene Duckels, Charles Dunn, Paul Flatt, Judy Goesmann, Ralph Goode, Ina Mae Graham, Marvin Hagaman, Junior Harding. Bob Harms, Gerald Harms, Norman Harris, Delores Hawk, J oyce Hazel, Dorothy Highley, Florence I-Iildebrant, Mary Hope, Mary Kathryn Hoxsey, Betty Hunt, Gene Jackson, James Jacohus, Delano Johnson, Ma1'y Ann J uergensmeyer. John Justice, Alice I lx ui Patricia Kellenberger, .lo Ann Kiliatn, Done Konneker, Judith Kramer, Pauline Kuntzman I-Ielen I ee James bomelino, Lawrence Lomeliuo, VVzmda Long, Robert Love, Dale Magune Eu ene Nh une Jack I Martin, John b Mefford, Keith Meyers, Robert Miller, Betty Mitchell Shelley I SOP!-IOMQRES---CLASS or 51 the fall of 1948 the sophomore class chose as its officers Gene Hunt, Presidentg Sherley Mitchell, Vice-Presidentg J uclith Flatt, Secretary 3 Alice Ann Justice, Treasurer-. 1 This is the in-between year at school. The sophomores now feel as if they are alpart of the high school, yet they do not have the responsibilities or Worries,of upper-classmen. , During the past year the'cla,ss of '51 sponsored a.n.,exceptional1y fine dance in February for the whole school. Although they are at fairly large class, they show promise of becoming a Well-organized sgroup that Works to- gether as a unit and 23. group which will be an honor to Carlinville High in yealrs to come' ., . Q ' I 'gn 9 J' Molen, Darrell Monelti, Norma Morrison, Vvinfred Morse. Robert Morse. Xvinifred Newby, 'Velma Porino, Peter Phillips, Keith Pierce, Mzmrjorie Pistorius, Marizmna Pitchford, Robert Pointer, Frzuices Porter, Ted Rhoads, Earl Higgins, Rlmclzl. Robbins, Viola Ross. Audrey Rossctii, Helen Schniupp, Betty Schott. Charles Schwab. Albert Searles, Marie Shroycr, 'Virginia Siegel, Nzmcy Sinclz-lir, John Spzuisrler. Lee Starr, 'Harry St:u1i'l'm', Jimmie Stevens, Bzu'lJzu'zL 'I7ulbm'i,, Margie Talley. Loretta. Tiemaui, Edward Vzmrner, Pauline Haynes, Marilyn fNoL picturedj FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Jo Ann Ernst fpresidentl, Arthur Konneker ftreasurerj, Pat Neighbors Csec- retaryj, Joe Fornxea. fvice-presi- dentl Adams, Gary Albracl1t,'Darleen Allen, Bob Anderson, Dean Barnett, Helen Behl, Mary Behme, Verna. Bell, Bob Bergan, Jane Bettis, Bonnie Bilbruck, Margie Bilbruck, Phyllis Boatnagfui, Darlene Boatnmn, Galen Bomkamp, Rosiim Boston, John Bouillon, Dick Bounds, Glenn Bowyer, Pat Bramley, Evelyn Bridges, Lucille Brockmiller, Vifancla Burger, Karl Burnett, Dorothy G-7'1 - W ' C:n'r6ll,2Shirley Cerar, Claudette Cole, Dale Conklin, Norman Costello, Joan Costello, Theresa. Grays, Mary Crosby, Darlene Crquqli, Millard .DLlI'lllS1l?L0dtCl', Drummie Davenport, Dicky Danby, Nancy Uugzum, Wayne Dunn, Vfanda Dwyer, Janet lflichen, Mary Rose Ernst, Jo Ann Mskew, WVilIizun Fcartllerstolle, Eugene Formea., Joe Frank, Robert Frazer, Charlie Frunulx, Joyce HIl1ll', Gene Gibson. Evelyn Goode, TValLe1' Gntc'lxer, Donald tlotcher, Lois C I rzLl1:.rm, Lyndal lr roves, Mary Ruth Hull. Raymond H all I banner, Carl I-lurding, J. Kendall I-lnrms, Donaldr l-Izxrrum, llznrjoric lleurn, David llieggy, Gerald l-If-1'schelman, Fred Hope, Shirley Lee Horky, Elsie FRESHMEN---CLASS QF '5 Away back last September a solemn, scared group of freshmen made their way into the land of high school. As soon as they had discovered that the mighty seniors, the juniors, and the sophomores were just bluffing when they told, of the tragic happenings to venturesome freshmen, they were ready to take their places-as big as the next guy. They elected their officers,,and settled into the groove of the C.C.H.S. Way of life. We are really proud of our freshmen boys and their hard earned football numer- als. The class contributed to the HalloWe'en parade a float representing the Old Woman in a Shoe. In January the freshman dance was held, and everyone agreed that the freshmen could really put on a party! Leach Lenze Libro, Link, Jarman, Lcvcrn Jones. Kenneth Justice, Joann Carrol Kristen Kasten, Dale Kossingcr, Shirley Klein, Jo Ann Kliest, Marilyn Konneker, Arthur Knudson, Richard , Donald Leach, Jim , Louis Lucb' Mary Lou Loges, Joan Lott, Vvilletta McCorunick, Lawrence McGoniga1, Larry Mabus, Shirley Malvasio, Jim Mayberry, Nancy Meiher, Marilyn Meno, Jim Miller, Anne Miller. Daisy Morris, Donald L. Neighbors, Patsy Newby, Edward Novak, Carol Payntcr, Gloria Sue Plielpzs, Mary Pitman, Roberta Powers, Doris ,Pu1'sey, Edna Raab, Doris Rands, Howard liathke, Ronnie Roselitreter, Jack Suhoeberle, Mary H. Schuetze, Tex-ry Seaman, Dorothy Skeen, Rita Slnyton, Edwin Steward, Ronald Stiller, John Stratton, Delmar Straub, Sallie TiLYl01', Bob Tctzlaff, Marilyn Thorpe. Norman 'l'lClllZl.l1, Dale 'I'o:sl1, Nadine 'l'otsch, Nancy lltlcr, Gene Upton, Patty Jo NVn.rd, Nornm. 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' K t:s 'S COACHES have been very able assistants Left to iight Mr. Kiinberlin, Mr. Rossetti, Mr. Lee F Q Q I Q A L L On September 18, after several weeks of hard work, the Cavaliers tried their luck with Lanphier, losing 25-7. Although defeated they showed great promise. After that the boys really got down to business and won the next six games. In early November we played Feitshans on the home field, and were beaten 12-5 after a furious battle. The Cavaliers lost to Marquette, and then bowed to a powerful Gillespie team in the traditional Thanksgiving homecoming game. This has been a good season for the Cavaliers, whose hard work and sportsmanship net them the high admiration of C.C.H.S. and Carlinville. im rs Lett to 11gl1t Row 1: Norman Crouch, Bill Denby, Howard Williains, Jerry VanWinkle, Bill Griffiths, Jim W1tt111e1 Bob Hesseldenz Row 2: Alva Lewis, Dick McLaughlin, Jim Hartley, Jere Shanner, Dick Bomkamp, T. P. Caimody Frank Snodgrass Row 3: Don Cameron, Joe Begando, Don Bristow, Gerald Hoelting, Mearl Mueller, Chares Buk Bill Woocliuft Row 4: Albert Behl, Toni Hampton, Bob Donahue, Eddie Allen, Doyle Merkle, Bob Austin J1n1 These are the three men who have coached our teams during the past year, and have been beside our boys always-win or lose. Roc Rossetti is head coach: Al Lee, who left us in January, and Robert Kimbeilin Freshmen Squad SEASON'S Lanpliier Girard ,..,., Left to right, Row 1: Charlie Frazer, Ronnie Rathke, Lawrence 1lCU0l'llllCli, Gary Adams, lValter Goode, Drumnlie Dilrnistaed- tor, John Martin. Row 2: Gene Hunt, Eugene Maguire, .Tim Meno, Bob Taylor, Boll Harding, Bob Allen, Charlie Scott. lliow 3: .Toe Formea, Dale Cole, Pat Bowyer, Bob Meyers, Dale Ove. how 4: Norman Conklin, Earl Bellm, Larry Boente, Shirley Mitchell, Paul Dunn. For the first time in its history Carlinville had a Frosh-Soph football team and a regular Fresh-Soph coach. Mr. Kilnberlin and his boys worked hard and played even harder in their games against neighbo1'ing Fresh'- Soph teams. These boys should assure Carlinville of a good varsity team for years to come. RECORD Mt. Olive Virden . l -- Benld ..,... ..,. . ,, Jacksonville Staunton - ,. Feitshans .... Marquette -- Gillespie Z5 21 12 14 9 33 20 12 27 34 lost won won won won won won lost lost lost gill 319-if CHEER LEADERS Left to right: Jessie Lou Hazel, Pete :K0!ll19li61f, Mary Lou Perrottet, Kenny Klaus, Barbara Chapin 1, -:Q as W... mm '. M: ' Q.. Q K: 93,4 gn it? 133, 5 'n I, Ml an 4. x ,gf 353, P xmas ,, hh.. , ,N ,M 'H -N K lx Qwglf in H if , ,A , ., wang g ,Q L .x 1' , Ja. , 2' Q- , Kia , M 401 .wg K 1 'KS . 71 4 , , w Any.. wh, ip s zz ,, fa fwqg QQ N 5 T r M. 5 X , ' .. T X ,Q- gf! ' Rn. NN ' z 5: ' Af W A W U p 2 .Q Zh H1-A. ,, 5 1 hu A, w mv, ,,...., 'F FU gig, .Qu R , sf-7 ,Q ' MANAGERS Robert Davenport and Kenneth Jones are the hard-working managers of this year's Cavalier team. Bob has served as manager for three years. r magma timid' This is- Kenneth's first year. Left to right: Bob Davenport, Kenneth Jones BASKETBALL The Cavaliers, handicapped by having to begin tl1e season with an almost entirely new team, have had a rather unsuccessful season. Allen, guard, and Hartley, captain, were the only two returning senior lettermen. The team has won two trophies so far-third place in the Worden holiday tournament and second in the county. Left to right-Row 1: Eddie Allen, Dick McLaughlin, Dick Heinz, Jim Hartley, Denzil Dunn. Row 2: Louis Liay, Frank Snodgrass, Eli Profiri, Keith Mefford, .Tere Shanner Left to right-Row 1: Norman Conklin, Clifford Belcher, R S Q U 6 d T. P. Carinocly, Jerry VanWinkle. Row 2: Don Phillips, Dec. Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Eail Belhn, Hube1t Dawson, Paul Dunn. Under the guidance of Alu Lee and, later, Coach Kimberlin, the second team has enjoyed a favorable season. The boys have worked hard and show promise of developing into first-Class varsity men in the future. SEASCDIXVS RECORD Girard .,.. ,,l,.,, Here Jan. 21 Feitshans .,.....e. C ,e... There QCJ Clinton or e.,eee,e .,., ' llhere QCD Jan. 24-29 Macoupin' County Tourna4 Carrollton .-..... , 4 .,,, .- Here A ment, Gillespie Q Palmyra .,...,,. e.,.. H ere Feb. Jerseyville ............ ..,,e,. T here Litchfield -, .... at or There Feb Benld e.......... ..... I iere QSCJ Staunton .,.,., ,.i.. 'l 'here CSCJ Feb Lanphier ......, .c..... H ere QCJ White Hall ., ,C ,cc, There Feb. Jacksonville ..,,...c. uh- Here CCJ Mt. Ohve .e,.,. ,..,... H ere CSCJ Benld Gillespie .irc. . There CSCJ A Here CSCJ Feb. Feb Feb Gillespie .......i,.,,.,,, There C SCJ Staunton .,..cl.clc Here QSCJ Mt. Ohve ..... ..,.ii C-Central Conference T SC-South Central Conference There C S C J W, is Q I W' ? .rg inf? i 4 A .WN Aus ax wif Q Q ISE? +1-.Awww mm-ww '5 Q '1 3 me iftiiiiwrewk ' A if 3 . 1 QQJ E 'Eli was -1 .,,.! 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N Y v ,,1. -1, E I f TRACK After a successful season last year, several of the boys who placed high are back again, giving Car- linville hopes of another good track season. Seago, Austin, Crouch flong distancesj, Hart- ley, Boinkarnp fweightsj , McLaughlin C j u ni p s,J Lewis Csprintsj, and Bel- cher Qhurdlesj, are the returning juniors an d seniors. waive SPQRTS Q ,, ,N , I , , K hiv! ' Nl, LE' f K xhlf- 5 If Q. Y , ,BASEBALL A Q :Our fbaseball team is a comparatively new one, xlliost ofj the players on ,fast year's team gradu- ated, but with plenty of Work this ishould be a fairly successful season. Formerly the least parti- cipated in of our school's sports, is becoming better--liked each year as Vmore and more students 'become interested in it. 1. . GIRLS' PHYSICAL ED SOCCER Due to poor weather only a few games of soccer were played, but the girls did seem to enjoy playing. Muddy fields, rainy Weather, and girls with sweaters seemed to characterize our soccer sea- son. 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W x V H W H W 1wfz,,w5Q gg ,mmf Ed , ,M new - My if n i ii V gm ss ,sawn 1591? ms -Q an W H MW K . .qwxm BE ' ss an Umgwgsm mwmsmnmia Q a nm mmm sw yum ms ms as mn M 1 Em an Carlin-I-Ii Staff The goal of the 1948-1949 Carlin Hi Staff and its sponsor, Mrs. Chapman, has been to make a year book that will really be something to keep to remind us of all the work and play, joys and fa fewj sorrows that a year in Carlinville Hi School leaves us. With two years experience in plan- ning behind it, the 1949 Carlin Hi hopes that this publication will prove to be the best yet, and that the student body will be proud to claim it as an outstanding achievement of the year. We, also, hope that this Carlin Hi repeats the true spirit of our grand alma mater. to right: Jo Ann Horky, ibusiness managei-J, Mrs. Chapman fsponsorj, Bill Den- by Ceditorl, Frances Ryan, Cassociate editorh EDITORIAL STAFF Left to right, seated at table.: Bob French, Frances Ryan, Bill Denby, Barbara Carroll, Jean Arnold. Row 2: Marjorie Crawford, Virginia Sinclair, Dorothy Williams, Venada Cosgi-iff, Shirley Phelps, Lor- na Kelley, Lenny Rasor. Row 3: Margaret Bouillion, Vesta Fitzgerald, Alice Heggy, Dor- othy I-Ierzberger, Jessie Ha- zel, Norma Killain, Marcella Fox. Row 4: Gene Hunt, Jo Ann Ernst, Jim VVitt1ner. IDoris Knudson and Bob Hes- sedenz absent for pictureb BUSINESS STAFF Left to right, seated at table: Hubert Dawson, Vickie Link, Joann Horky, Juanita Chisin. Row 2: Carol Crabtree, Shir- ley Cornelius, Wilma Land- grebe, Pat Cerar, Doris Hard- ing, Helen Bellm, Barbara Ha- gaman, Jerry Bowyer, Hope Jones. Row 3: Norma Clardy, Bob Austin, Lowell Getz, 'Dick Heinz, Marvin Blair, Eddie Allen, Eloise Arnett. fNOl'1ll3.Il Crouch and Bob Jen- nings, absent for picturej Left to right: Miss Csponsorl, Mrs. Chapman fsponsorj, Miss Nutt Cspon- sorl. Row 2: Mary Denby fas- sociate editorb, Jessie Lou Ha- zel teditor-in-cliiefj, Virginia Sinclair Cassociate editorj. EDITORIAL DIVISION Left to right, seated at table: Joan Horky, Virginia Sinclair, Jessie Lou Hazel, Mary Den- by, Bill Denby. Row 2: Doro- thy Hazel, Nancy Newberry, Betty Schniepp, Betty Mit- chell, Barbara Carroll, Shirley Cornelius, Kitty Ensininger, Lorna Kelley, Vickie Link, Dorothy Williaiiis, Raymond Horky. Row 3: Carol Barn- stable, Lee Bradwell, Marjor- ie Crawford, Venada Cosgriff. Row 4: Helen Rossetti, Helen Armour, Bob Harding, Earl Bellni, Bob Drury, Hope Jones, Dorothy Herzberger, Lenny Reesor. MECHANICAL DIVISON Left. to right, seated at table: Vlfilma Langrebe, Frances Ryan, Kenny Klaus, Melba Little. Row 2: Lois Mahlandt, Alice I-Ieggy, Ida Rinehart, Norma Clardy, Carol Crab- tree, Doris Harding, Helen Bellni, Pat Cerar. Row 3: El- sie Horky, Judy Konneker, Pat Totsch, Mary Lou Perrot- tet. Marilyn Hayes. Row 4: Virginia Burger, Caryl Muel- ler, Verna Behine, Marcella Fox, Juanita Chisni, Barbara Hugaman, Jerry Bowyer, Jean Ann Arnold. flvlildred Schwab, absent for picturej. Cavalier Stall In its fourth year, the Cavalier has become an essential part of our school. Published once a month under the guidance of our sponsors, Mrs. Ann Chapman, Miss Laura Eldred, and Miss Mary Nutt, the paper is growing and becoming better all the time. Jessie Lou Hazel, editor, and her staff of assistants have been doing a top-rate job this year, striving to print varied and in- teresting articles as well as the usual news. FI-IA Among other thi11gs the Future Honieinakers of Alneriea, under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Grissom, have enjoyed a spook hike and Wiener roast, a Thanksgiving supper, a Christmas dance with the FFA, a skating party, and a lVIother-Da,ngh- ter banquet. They also served the MJM lunch for five hundred people in November-a really large under- taking! ' I 5 Left to right, Row 1: Marilyn Tetzlaff, Verna Behnie, Carol Ann Bnche, Helen Barnett, Dorothy Rand, Carol Novak, Bonnie Bettis, Mary Phelps, Marjorie Bilbruck, Sally Straub, Dolores W'eai.herforCl, Virginia Shroyer, W:1i1dz,L Dunn, Bea Boente, Joan Justice, Nancy Totsch, Marilyn Kliest. Row 2: Judy Konneker, Mary Jo. Carmody, Marianna Pistorius, Mary Ruth Clardy, Joan Loges, Pauline Kramer, Helen Rossetti. Nancy Denby, Edna Pursey. Alice Ann Justice, Mary Ann Johnson. Lo- retta Talley, Dorothy Hazel, Doris Boente, Betty Miller, Marie Searles, Shirley Kessinger, JoAnn Kline, Roberta Pitman, Rosina Bomkainp, Mary Lou Lin, Nadine Tosh. Row Il: Margie Pierce, Doris Raab, Claudette Cerar, Pauline Varner, Nancy Mayberry, Mary Ruth Gro- ves, JoAnn Kellenberger, Pat An- derson, Christine Allen, Joyce Bou- illon, Pat Karr, Zelina Allen, Janet Dwyer, Lucille Bridges, Marjorie I-Iarru m, .lane Bergan, Joyce French, Wilettzi, Lott, Marilyn Mieher, Pat Neighbors, Shirley Hope, Phyllis Bilbruck, Shirley Ma- bus, Elsie Horky. Left to fight, Row 1: Marjorie Crawford, Melba Little, Jean Arn- old,- Lenny Reesor, Delores Leach, Freida Schwab, Mary Lou Perrot- Uif, Barbara Cerar, Eloise Arnett, Dorothy Eichen. Row 2: Margaret Bouillon, Nancy Dfvyer, Frances Ryan, Virginia Sinclair, Dorothy Herzberger, Jes- sie Lou Hazel, Norma Klaus, Caryl Mueller, Lois Mahlandt, Geneva Quarton, Marilyn Hayes, Marjorie Ketchum. Row 3: Helen Dargo, Sherry Ger- ber, Juanita Chism, Pat Cerar, Vickie Link, Virginia Burger, June Kil-zenldall, -Carol Crabtree, Fay Cosgriif, Elizabeth Allen, Mary Denby, Blanche Jarman, VVilma Landgrebe, Doris Harding, Melba 'Kasten. Left to right: Helen Armour Cre- porterh, Barbara Chapin Csecre- taryj, Mildred Schwab qpresidentj, Rachel Loehr Cvice-presidentl, Pat Totsch Creporterl, and Miss Gris- son Qsponsorl. Zelma Allen Ctreas- urerj was absent from the picture. Left to right, Row 1. Jack Rosen- treter, Carl Burger. Row 2: Eugene Featherstone, Lin- del Grahain. Ed Tieinan, Carl Halls bauer, Ed Stayton, Lavern Jarman, Robert Frank, Joe Forinea, Donald Harms, Kindel Harding, Dale Tic- man, .lim Leach, Dale Kasten. Row 3: Earl Rhoads, Jim Frank, Curtis Jennings, Ernie Mabus, Freddy Horschelman, Gene Gain-, Carl Hehnie, Ronnie Steward, Al- bert Schwab, Vvinfred Morrison, Dick I-lomkanip. Row -i: Reese Mitchell, Charles Bouillon, Gerald Harms, John Sin- clair, Norman Harms, Dene Kilian, Dick Bouillon, Charles Roberts. John Boston, Art Konneker. Ed Newby. Don Bristow, Bill Denby, Larry Rhoads, Al Belil, Dick Born- kainp. Row 5: Don Bacon, Dick liurnett. .loc Schmidt, Eugene Downs, Don Leach. Darrell Molen, Raymond Kasten, Jim Hallbauer, Don Logics, Charles Duckles, Hubert Dawson, Dean Anderson, Carrol Kasten, Bill Eslcew, Bob Giberson. Left lo right, seated: Mr. Klaus fsponsorb, Waltei- Rosentreter Csec- retaryl, Marvin Blair Cviceqiresi- dentb, Theodore Fieker Ctreasurerl. Bob Jennings Creportery, Leonard Bomnkanip Cwatchdogl, Cfirst se- mester officersj. Standing: Mir. Mclilhiney Cspon- sorh, Arlin Armour, Bob Meyers, Kenny Klaus, Jimmy Mono, Dalc Love, Kfirst semester vice-officersl. FFA The 1948-1949 FFA Club started the year with the freshman initiations of 24 greenhands which brought the membership up to 80. Among the highlights of the year was the State Sectional election of officers in which Clarence Schwab was elected Vice- President of Section 15. During the year the Carlinville Chapter of FFA participated in a judging contest and show of small grain and poultry and in May a dairy and fat cattle judging contest. During the year there were three boys, Don Loges, Clarence Schwab, and Jim Hallbauer, wl1o re- ceived the distinction of being named State Farmers. Under the supervis- ion of Mr. McElhiney seven boys at- tended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Among FFA activities were the ina- gician show, the annual wiener roast in October, a Christmas party co- sponsored by them and the FHA, and the biggest event of all- Family Night? The Carlinville Chapter of FFA is striving to make itself one of the best in the State-already having made a name for itself in this part of the State. C Rythm Sections Left to right, Row 1: Shirley Carroll, Alice Ann Justice, Mildred Schwab, Loretta Talley. ,Row 2: Galen Boatman, Margie Bilbruck, Betty Schniepp. Left to right, Back row: Eve- lyn Bramley, Nancy Totsch, Virginia Shroyer, Betty Mil- ler, Frances Pointer. Front: Lee Bradwell. Cerlirwillc Community Under the direction of Prof. Reid, the high school band has become an outstanding feature in Carlinville High. This year our sixty-seven piece organization held two concerts, and for the first time it will participate in the State Music contest as a single unit. Among the many activities in which the band has participated are the Gillespie Music Festival and as a pep band during cheering sessions. Last summer the group journeyed to the State Fair in Springfield and received, for the third consecutive year, a first division trophy and rating among Class B schools. Brass Section, left to right, Row 1: Bob Bell, Pat Bowyer, Harry Starr, Marvin Blair, John Den- by, Bob Hesselrlenz, Ted Porter, Herb Crouch, Delmar Stratton. Row 2: John Juergensmeyer, Drununie Darnistaedter, Pauline Kramer, Charles Schott, Jack Hart, Jim Meno, Nancy Siegel, Mary Phelps. Row 3: Bob Welte, Charles Juergensmeyer, Jim S e a g 0 , Ralph Goesnian, Bob Harding, Jo Ann Horky, Mary Ann John- son. Row 4: Shirley Carroll, Carol Crabtree, Gary Adams, Prof. Reid, Shirley Phelps, Delores VVea.therford, Sue Littlepage, Marilyn Mieher. Marching Rand . as ' Q we 988 sas . s ' H ' . i. ' , in 3 ,str H - X - M ff s is W as s we s ,, me 1 ui, H an ,Naam Sgigamams Hg: A lax ,, W H ,,. a. M M- ff Ma Adding color and pep to home football games, the marching band per- formed many spectacular feats for the enjoyment of the fans. Although the Weather wasn't always pleasant, the forty-two piece marching band - was there on the job at half time, uncomplaining and hard-Working. Don't ever believe it wa.sn't a cold ibut not unpleasantj part of the season. High School Bend Student Director a,aaaal,,., .... ,,l.lll.,..,v,l,,. . .l.Richard McLaughlin Secretary ..............a - ...... ,......,... S ue Littlepage Treasurer l.,.... ....,., , Norma Raab Historian ,,... -. .,,, Barbara Chapin Wood Winds, left to right, row 1: Perry Michaelis, Ronnie Rathke, Norma Raab, Carol No- vak, Helen Rossetti, Marjorie Harrnm, Doris Boente, Norman Thorpe, Dick McLaughlin. Row 2: Robert French, Gene Caselli, Kitty Ensniinger, Au- drey Ross, Bonnie Bettis, Shir- ley Cornelius, 'Doris Raab, Bob Austin, Clyde Searles. Row same Straub, vvinifrea Morse, Nancy Burger, T. P. Car- mody, Dick Heinz, Bill Wood- ruff, Betty.Mitchell, Barbara Chapin, Judith Konneker. Left to right, Row 1: Joan Cos- tello, Caryl Mueller, Jane Ber- gan, Imogene Car-ter, Jean Bau- man, Alice Justice, Judy Flatt. Row 2: Marcella Fox, Pauline Varner, Judy Konneker, Barbara Briegel, Lenny Reesor, Betty Karrick, Vickie Link, Jessie Lou Hazel. Row 3: Shirley Hope, Dolores Van Pelt, Deann McCoy, Mary Groves, Winnie Morse, Nancy Siegel. Row 4: Mai-y Jo Bergan, Joyce Bouillon, Edna Pursey, Geneva Quarton, Lois Malilanclt, Norma Ramey, Frances Ryan, Row 5: Pat Allen, Lee B-radwell, Marcus McCoy, Jim Witt1i1e1', Bill Denby, Clifford Belcher. Cerliriville Community The chorus is one of the largest organizations in school with a member- ship of approximately one hundred fifty boys and girls. Under the direction of Miss Robbins they perform all together or in special groups. Two special groups are the girls' sextette and the mixed octet. SEXTETTE AND OCTET Sextette, left to right, Row 1: Betty Karrick, Vickie Link. Row 2: Helen Armour, Mildred Schwab. Row 3: Pauline Kramer, June Kikendall. Octet, left to right, Row 1: Mar- gie Pierce, Judy Konneker. Row 2: Louella Angel, Arlin Armour, Marcus McCoy, Nancy Deuby. Row 3: Jim Wittmer, Bill Denby High School Chorus Left to right, Row 1: Wanda Dunn, Jo Ann Ernst, June Ki- kendall, Virginia Sinclai1', Mil- dred Schwab, Mary Lou Perrot- tet, Pat Karr. Row 2: Melba Kasten, Rachel Loehr, Lorna Kelley, Dorothy Hazel, Ina Mae Goode, Marie Searles. Row 3: Loretta Talley, Pat Ce- rar, Dolores Leach, Nancy Totsch, Zelma Allen, Ladona Boatman. Row 4: Audrey Ross, Juanita Chisni, Dorothy Eichen, Elsie Kuebler, Nancy Dwyer, Dorothy Seaman, Doris Boente. Row 5: Arlin Armour Freddie Herschelnian, Don Leach, Mar- vin Blair, Kenneth Jones, Helen Armour, Verna Behme. The girls' sextette is composed of six girls selected because of voice, musi- cal ability, and interest in singing. The purpose is to sing music especi- ally suitable for girls' voices. The mixed octet is a selected ensemble, or- ganized for the purpose of performing some of the more difficult music for mixed voices, in four and eight parts. VESPER SERVICE The Christmas Vesper concert was one of the year's mos-t im- portant formal appearances of the entire chorus. This year's theme was Praise and Rejoic- ing in keeping with -the true spirit of Christmas. , Student Council Left to right, seated: Mr. McEl- hiney isponsorl, Mary Lou Per- rottet Csecretary-treasurerJ, Bill Denby Cpresidentl, Gene Hunt fvice-presidentl, Mrs. Breyniann fsponsorl. Standing: Marvin Blair, Bar- bara Haganian, Frances Ryan, Barbara. Chapin, Jim VVltt.lll61', Sherley Mitchell, Alice Ann Jus- tice, Judy Flatt, Jo Ann Ernst, Patsy Neighbors, Art Konneker, Joe Forniea. The Student Council consis-ts of the four officers of each class. The sponsors of this illustrious group are Mr. McE1hiuey and SM , M, Mrs. Breymann. All of us Will ' ' remember the successful holiday dances which they sponsored. The Student Council also plans various drives for worthy causes. To finance themselves they sell pop and candy at all home bas- ketball games. Latin Club This year marks the second anniversary of our hard-earned Latin Club. The membership of Forum Romanum proves the wide interest of the students in a deeper exploration of the world of the classics. The purposes of Forum Romanum are to stimulate interest in classical subjects and to develop individual interests and abilities. Miss Stoddard sponsors the club. Left to right, Row 1: Sue Little- page CScriba Primusj, Kitty Ensminger CQuaestorJ, Mary Ruth Clardy, Roberta Pitman, Barbara Carroll, Lorna Kelley iCantorJ, Lenny Reesor, Fran- ces Ryan, JoAnn Horky CAde1e Priinusl, Miss Stoddard fspon- sorj, Pauline Varner, Pat Totsch, Nancy Siegel, Betty Miller, Es- ther Kirkland, Helen Dargo, Au- drey Ross, Mary Ann Pistorius, Judy Konneker, Mary Jo Car- mody, Ji1n Wittiiiei' fConsul Pri- niasl, Robert Drury CScriba Se- cundusl, John Denby CCousul Se- cundusl, Raymond Horky, Sher- ley Mitchell, Harry Starr, T. P. Carniody fAedi1e Secundusl, Bill Woocl1'uff, Bob Davenport. l Librarians Left to right: Virginia Sinclair, Dorothy Williaiiis, Dorothy Ei- chen, Alice Heggy, Melba Little, Marjorie Crawford, Sherry Ger- ber, Dorothy Krueger, Lee Brad- Well, Mrs. Chapman isponsorj. The entire student body appre- ciates the work of these people who so unselfishly give up their study time under the direction of Mrs. Chapman so that we are able to have the library system which we all enjoy. They check books in and out, keep the li- brary arranged, and oversee the use of the magazines, as well as answer dozens of questions from dozens of students each day. Pep Club Newly organized this year under the guidance of Miss Verna Legg, the Pep club has beconie one of the well-liked organi- zations around the school. The members sport red and blue beanies as they help lead the cheering at pep meet- ings and games. Left to right, Row 1: Jessie Lou Hazel, Pete Konneker, Mary Lou Perrottet, Kenny Klaus, Barbara Chapin. Row 2: Pat Neighbors, Blanche Jarman, Mary Ruth Groves, Jo Ann Ernst, Rachel Loehr, Jean Baumann, Marie Searles, Vir- ginia Shroyer. Row 3: Willetta Lott, Vickie Link, Mary Jo Bergan, Shirley Cornelius, Marilyn Tetzlaff, Nan- cy Siegel, Betty Miller, Rosina Boinkainp Joyce Bouillon, Miss Legg. Row 4: Caryl Mueller, Lois Mah- landt, Jean Arnold, Lorna Kel- ley, Frances Ryan, Dorothy I-Ierzberger, Lenny Reesor, Alice Heggy, Dorothy Williams, Hope Jones, Venada Cosgriff, Dorothy Ann Hazel, Loretta Talley, Dor- is Boente, Alice Ann Justice. Row 5: Verna Behnie, Melba Kasten, Marilyn Hayes, Barbara Cera'r,Nor1na Clardy, Mary Ruth Clardy, Christine Allen, Winnie Morse, Judy Flatt, Beatrice Boente, Mary Johnson, Carol Buche. ' Row 6: Katy Robinson, Vesta Fitzgerald, Norina Klaus, Pat Totsch, Nancy Totsch, Mary Crays, Edna Pursey, Mary Den- by, Claudette Gerar, Joan Loges. Row 7: Pat Cerar, Margaret Bouillon, Lee Bradwell, Ray- mond Kasten, Carl Beh1ne,Arlin Armour, Leonard Bonikamp, Carl Burger, Keith Phillips, Helen Barnett, Jo Ann Justice. SENIQIQ ww , Left to right, Row 1: Dean Tetzlaff, Lucy Ann Klaus, Dick VVoodrow. Row 2: John W00d1'0W, Betty Loges, Gerald Tetzlaff, Mary Sinclair, Mary Agnes Gage, Sterling Littlepage, Wilma McAfee, Lucille Buche. Row 3: Donald Kasten, Mildred Peebles fprompterj, Betty Boring, Miss Stoddard Csponsorl, Kenneth Armour, Ernest Lapp fstage managerl, Jim Schniepp Cstage inanagerj . Hprotessor, How Could Youll' CAST Boggins, the sporting butler. ,.... - ,,,i....,,,... . ...,.... - ,..,i,.. iiv, , John VVoodrow Grandma Perry, an obliging soul ...,.,,. ----- ....,, ,..,,. M ary Sinclair -Grandpa Perry, an innocent bystander--- ....., ---- .........., .Gerald Tetzlaff 'iVicky Randolph, the bane of the professor's life ...,.... Mary Agnes Gage 'John Appleby, a helpful friend,.- ..-.....--.. --- ....-...-......... .Kenneth Armour Keats Perry, a young professor .,....-.. .----,-- .....,...... Sterling Littlepage Priscilla Morley, a sweet young thing,-- ..-....- -....... W ilina McAfee Valerie' Wliitliiaii, a southern charmer-.-- -..... - ....... ......- L ucille Buche Tootsie Bean, a plump spinster ...-...,--. - ..., -,---- .-....---.......... Betty Loges Butcher Boy Bean, her big brother ..-.,-,.- --- ..--.......--.......-... Donald Kasten Three young children -Lucy Ann Klaus, Dean Tetzlaff, Dick Woocli'ow After four weeks of long hard practicing, helping each other learn parts, of Worrying and thinking of the night of April 16, 1948, the Class of 1948 under the direction of Miss Stoddard, presented the play Professor, How Could You! The play, a three-act farce, was a huge success. It re- vealed the amusing predicament of Woman-hating young Professor Perry. ' 1 Catch Him! Fresh Air On the memorable night of Nov. 10, 1948, the juniors under the able direc- tion of Miss Stoddard, presented Fresh Air, a comedy farce. The play took place in a California park, the time was the present g the scenes were hilarious, and the occasion quite ticklish. From the play we learned that Raymond I-Iorky would make a Wonderful politician, that Helen Armour makes a cute mean little kid, and that Arlin Armour looks good even when he is a mess. Left to right, Row 1: fseatedj Helen Witt, Rachel Loehr, Luella Angel, Helen Armour, Betty Mitchell, Ellen Drew. Pat Allen, Kitty Ensininger, Sue Littlepage. Row 2: Miss Stoddard fsponsorl, Bob Davenport Cstage nianagerl, Gerald Hoelting, Raymond I-Iorky, Pete Konneker, Carl Behme, Jim Wltt1ll61', Arlin Armour, Bob D1'u'i'y', Joe Begando, Bill WVoodruff. 5 2 3 i 5 1 N ! 3 ! E E 3, 1 .s'ffg+ee1'ifS'fm'BQr'f fff'-ff' 'sf was ss-ss an ,, a a mu ms ess um a ss ss a ma xx Vu wg 1 V -' , U 1. ss beam, 4- i..4-wa-f , ..--. , R. ,. ,f J' vr ik-.Q if :B E waz W if vw, ' 'ui wg.. i 'H rd., 44 N1 A, 1 M 0 ,Q M., '1 was sex: --mam mm .lm an E i s C 1 1 1 i ' I Q E 1 i x ! f fl, I 1 5 5 ? 1 1 J i I 1 V 3 3 , 5 2 Y' T 5 1 . 3 s 5 I Acknowledgements . . . The Carlin Hi Staff Wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the people who have guided us in the forming of this book: First to our faculty advisor, Mrs. Ann Chapman, Without whom none of this would have been possibleg to our photographer, Mr. Roth of Roth's Studiosg to Mr. Sronee of the Capitol Engraving Co.g to Mr. Kurz of The Carlinville Democratg to our advertisers as Well as to the students, faculty, and various organizations who have assisted us and given their time. To you all- Thanks! THE 1949 CARLIN HI STAFF PICTURES BY PRINTING BY I Roth Studios Carlinville Democrat CARLINVILLE, ILL. CARLINVILLE, ILL. BINDING BY ENGRAVING BY Becktold Company i Capitol Engraving Co ST. LOUIS, MO. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. Best Wishes . . . TO THE CLASS OF 1949 THE CARLINVILLE ATIO AL BA K CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS' INCORPORATED 1890 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION RAAB AUTO SUPPLY Monetti Brosi Garage and Implement Co. F M ' R Cylinder Reconditioning . Automotive Repairs OLIVER IMPLEMENTS SOUTH SIDE SQUARE . PHONE 420 CARLINVILLE 907 North Broad Street Phone 119-L CARLINVILLE HIGH MACOUPIN COUNTY ENQUIRER PEEBLES SHOP 121 EAST MAIN O For Better Hats and Dresses Also Beauty Work ALWAYS LEAD-ALL WAYS CALL 203 INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS REAL ESTATE LOANS O WATCHES DIAMONDS 0 JEWELRY A WATCH REPAIRING G. B. ARNETT 8: soNs O GROUND FLOOR, ARNETT BLDG. CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS East Sxde Squale Carlinville HEMPHILL'S SERVICE STATION 0 Washing-Waxing-Lubrication Tires-Batteries-Accessories O 501 West Main Street Phone 636 es-BaowN'sa SHOE STORE Carlinville, Ill. O SELMA F. BROWN BERNARD QBENJ BROWN PERRY N. RANDLE PIGGLY-WIGGLY ME O BROS. JOHN and CHARLES if if 'A' QUALITY MEATS ANDL GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES RECEIVED DAILY 'k if if V DOC RICCHIARDI LOUIS RICCHIARDI MARKET MANAGER ' GROCERY u MANAGER TELEPHONES-STORE 267' OFFICE 265 EVERETT PERRINGS General I11SU1'3.11C6 and Real Estate NOTARY PUBLIC Phones: Office 335L, Res. 126L Room 1, Sonneinann Bldg., Carlinville, I11. Best Wishes- VICTOR I-IEMPHILL 1265 East Main Street Carliuville, Illinois COIHDIIIIIBIILS of- DRUGGIST , DAN B. KAUERAUF PAINTS STATIONERY 8: GIFT ITEMS LUMBEI-I AND HARDWARE 0 451 N01-In Broad su-een CHESTERFIELD, ILLINOIS CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS WALKE.R'S 5c to 31.00 STORE SERVICE and QUALITY Complete Line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES Prices the Lowest Compliments of- Y E L L O W K I D G R O C E R Y FROZEN FOODS Phone No. 1 cm-Iinville GEORGE? ICE CREAM STORE THE ONLY HOME MADE ICE CREAM IN CARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS CfPIIf5R4'f5 COTTAGE CAFE 129 SOUTH BROAD STREET O GOOD FOOD SERVED RIGHT Gam4a,Z6m,enM, . . . Carlinville Glove Co., Inc as Makers of PANDA GLOVES K A S T E N ' S STANDARD SERVICE Miller Home Appliance Co. CUYLER C. MILLER Dealers for Gibson and Crosley Refrigerators, Ranges and All Small FULL LINE OF ATLAS PRODUCTS Appliances WASHING and GREASING I-Iardware, Stokers, Electrical , Supplies KERMIT KASTEN, PROPRIETOR CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS G E L D Compliments of- S I L B E R CARLINVILLE ' SHOE STORE BOWLING ALLEYS Q 0 Quality Shoes for the Entire Family at Low Prices I South Side Square Carlinville MAY YOUR FUTURE BE FULL OF STRIKES O BOW LING LU NCH ACE BRIEGEL, Proprietor CARLINVILLE FEED STORE LEROY H. SEARLES, Proprietor Custom Grinding and Mixing Feeds and Minerals Phone 407X Carlinville Iron Workers B E A S L E Y WELDING SHOP DROSTEN'S FINE FOODS LERITZ MOTOR CO. DODGE and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE O Phone 252 Carlinville w The SPOT Cafe IA HOME OF FINE FOODS Y LE -2- -Z- Our Business is . . . . LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL In Normal Tunes . . . We carry more stock than any other yard in Macoupin County. Our Prices Are Always Reasonable If your order IS large or small I . . . . We are glad to be of service. C. R. MURPHY LUMBER CO. D E E P R O C K SERVICE STATION B O W Y E R ' S CYCLE and SPORT SHOP O The Most Complete Line of Cyc1e'a11d ' Wheel Goods in Macoupin CI-IAS. CROUCH, PI'Op1'i8tO1 Colinty Phone 189 Carlinville CARLINN ILLE ILLINOIS Compliments Of- Madden Electrical Repair A L H E I N Z MAU'i'S5P.3'E2A01DDEN H O If E' L' HOME APEELASICRIZAZ SUVQQIFEZ SYSTEMS calhnviue Iumols 11 ALTON STREET . CARLINVILLE Colnpliments of- 7 WEST MAIN GARAGE YOUNG QSEEQNERS gl 0 , FARM BUREAU PRODUCTS I, GENERAL REPAIRING PERSONALIZED DRY CLEANING Q 0 R. Cornelius L. Thackrey 317 WEST IXIAIN CARLINVILLE SHERMAN DRURY BROS. S H O P GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS ' o LadieS', Chi1d1'611,S and Infants CARLINVILI-'E ILLINOIS Ready-to-Wear ra iri e arms reamery ,- iff: ii i ri-5'-f .flv ?Ti . tug? sglllfljxg I ra L Km ! P ri li. ' JLOW' 1115 as mfeaff Xu 7f7e.qlfferMatMus ' A Farmers' Co-Operative Purchasing Milk Products . . . and Processing Butter, Dried Milk and Condensed Milk 1,400 Farmers Patronize Prairie Farms Creamery It Pays Them a Profit Schaefer's Jewelers Since 1891 CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS WE HAVE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Keepsake and Tru-Art Diamonds Bulova, Elgin, and Waltham Watches Imported Watches, ladies' and gents, Elgin-American Compacts Sheaffer and Parker Pen and Pencil Sets Fostoria Glass Community and 1847 Rodgers Silverware Fine ,China Dinnerware Silver Plated Holloware K lVlen's Jewelry of all kinds Ladies' Bracelets, Necklaces, Pearls, etc. OLLIE MARTIN WOODS RADIO SHOP 0 C L E A N E1 R S BEST EQUIPPED RADIO SHOP IN TOWN CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS 0 128 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 409 CARLIINVILLE H ROLAND REIHER GROCERY 546 VVEST MAIN STREET PHONE 76 0 EVERY DAY LOW PRICES Compliments of- V. FIORENTINI QUALITY GROCERIES 0 228 CHILES STREET Cal IIIIVIIIG 111111015 MURPHY 8: MURPHY Kelley's Motor Lot o USED CARS AND TRUCKS CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS . VIRDEN, ILLINOIS . 324 West Malu St' t P10 201X 7 Mueller s Body Shop . RINAKER, SMITH 81 HEBRON GENERAL AUTO REPAIR BODY and PAINT WORK ATTORNEYS AT LAW 0 0 I 94 WEST MAIN STREET CBIIIIIVIIIG IIIIIIOIS Carllnvllle I111no1s Best Wishes to . . . Senior Class of I 49 AA. VV' CK Yyggggs, Inc. l YASJTQQASSQCMTB w X -V No Wonder so Many Prefer X wt Western Flyer K 1 , e . . . V f ,Q Vvltll 1tS sleek St,1'63.II1l1l16d beauty A V, 'H 'L-Ijlv sk plus sturdy Lifeti1ne,' const uc K gag' X f x sx tio Full crown fenders Davs ll X! f X X Ballo ll T es. Fully gua nteed ,fl y ff 'f' , 'A' ., 9? Trade gn yo-or Old Bike ' 2 - , A. egg asy erms. AM l , jk U I RW ' Home owned and operated by l wfsmuv liven 5 V C-SQ 1vggJT'Cg1ELL ou 1wes 'orner quare Phone 144 Carlinville SCHELLER SERVICE STATION . K O SERVICE STATION ,.,,,.,.-...., 200 NORTH BROAD REPAIR SHOP -A215 WEST FIRST NORTH STRAUB BROS. COAL DEALERS 0 GREEN MARKED COAL P1-1025 17 SAND-GRAVEL-STONE O Cities Service Pertoleum Products Bear Chassis Alignment North Broad Street Phone 332 CON EY ISLAND RESTAURANT YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED RUSSELL BRITTIN GRAHAM DRUG STORE Since .... 1850 ' B R I A N Z A ' S MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING MORE PEOPLE READ THE CARLINVILLE and FURNISHINGS O 126 WEST MAIN STREET THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER Q PUBLISHED IN MACOUPIN LEO BRIANZA COUNTY WILLIAM ROBISON INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS O NOTARY PUBLIC 204 WEST MAIN STREET O Representative 38th District Day and Night Service TI-IE BETTY DEE RESTAURANT MR. and MRS. L. J. CHAPMAN West 1VIai11-luterurball Streets Plone 632L Carlinv 11 PERROTTET - LEEFER H RIFLES . . . SHOTGUNS . . . FISHING TACKLE BOTTLE GAS RANGES .... POWER LAWN MOWERS ROTH'S STUDIOS ' , X . . '. ' 'v-M X-4 'Q N 5 W Q3 SEE E fine portraits CARLINVILLE GILLESPIE 1 J ERSEYVILLE B EST WISHES- 'ro THE CLASS OF 1949 Couipliinents of- BROCKMElER'S Harrum Radiator Shop SHOE SiTORE 309 VVEST MAIN STREET X . ALFRED E. HALL P1 le 3514 C 11 ue LARLINVILLE ILLINOIS THE STOUT Sz WYNN O FARM SUPPLIES I PHONE 47 9K Cai linville Illinois LOTT ICE 81 COAL CO. Distributors of RED FLAME COAL Extends Warm Greetings to High Schoo Students and Faculty A.8zR. MOTOR SALES KAISER and FRAZER DEALERS O N tl B 0 d Street Lal 11 Compliments of- BUSY BEE BAKERY Complete Line of FRESHLY BAKED GOODS PHONE 18 RAY'S GROCERY FRESH MEATS-VEGETABLES GROCERIES I 7 6 No tl Broad Street Ph 1 147 Compliinents of- S C H N IE P P HARDWARE RCA Victor Radios and Records Northwest Corner Square Carlinville Illinois PHONE 67 Starr Bros. Creamery ALWAYS DEPENDABLE SERVICE , 44. . . ' ' ,.5g:f:1f753Z ' - 'N' , . 5 5,-A .,'-:mf ff' L... WN A ,...,.4. ,,.,. . .,.,.,...,.. . ..,, ..,.. . . ...,. A .... . .f. 1' M1 C, , : .,.:.,.,,,.,.1.:,-... .1 1? qi, A V 2336-. 5 A f fiffff f If -V.. ....,A M 1f2f2a2z55..? Q -XE 2:5513zggzgzgig151551:535:55:f:3:3:g:::,,+:5:5:5:-15:-:1z5:7:5:?:f'1'f' g.:-:gg .,'- : -I-:-155. L ' , ,., '-'- A' 5 ' My E' ' 5 1:2 .: . : :s:5?5Es?525i225E5i5is5s2sfsZ1'. .5.1:::5f5 z.E5E2a?s:a:',--- flaiaiiiiii: Wifi - W. QEEESEEESEEESES5... L'i5515s2iiifiEi?5 ..1.z:zE5ES5i?fS, .. 1 M ei:-.. ' Iffffifffifkffifififf . ' 15'-15:fag:5:5:555:5E5E5E,5525-, 3235555535551 ' 51.5:E:5:3:3:5E5:5E55g55Egg5555253555 - ,E A , :ffiE52?Tf?f'?f::5ifI1 ,..,5,., . A .. ,- ,,., girl! ALL MILK AND CREAM USED IN Starr Bros. Dairy Products IS PASTEURIZED FOR YOUR SAFETY See Your Friendly Starr Bros. Nlilkman Today! OFFICE AND PLANT-113 SOUTH PLUIVI STREET PHONE 250 CARLINVILLE, ILL IVIACOUPIN FARM EQUIPMENT C0. 222 w t M ' ,fffxm es am Q.:Q.WAmx .. Phone 404 X? I 1 R A ff 0 R FARM EQUIPMENT CARLINVI LLE, ILLINOIS ir-ki BETTER EQUIPMENT - FOR - BETTER FARMING - FOR - FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FINE FURNITURE CARPET LINOLEUM TILE WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES PHILCO RADIOS ik The Gustav Heinz Co.: 208 WEST MAIN STREET CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS DAVENPORT'S C A F E 0 HOME COOKED MEALS - 0 115 NORTH WEST STREET 0 CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS Compliments of- L. E. ROSS 8: SON Style Store for Men Q WEST SIDE SQUARE Carliuville, III. 0 EAGLE STAMPS Your EXTRA Saving Congratulations to Carlinville Community High School CARLIN-HI U FARM BUREAU and Associated Companies ' MACOUPIN SERVICE COMPANY MACOUPIN CO O T - PERA IVE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICE MACOUPIN ELEVATOR COMPANY Congratulations . . . To The Class of 1948-1949 And May Your Future Hold for You Prosperity and Happiness THE HONEY BEE Carlinville's Famous Rendezvous Where Friends Meet Friends R. G. BORMAN, Prop. L06TlI',S Drug Store St. George I-Iotel Building East Side Square Carlinville, Ill. Headquarters for School Supplies We feature the following Cosmetic lines: Yardley . . . Max Factor Evening in Paris Palmer's American Memories ftor Ladies! and Ascot ffor Menj Kay Daumit fFO1'SVGl' Amber, etc.7 . . . Coty Cheramy CApril Showers and Frolicj Hudnut's fGemey, Yankee Clover Three Flowersl Eaton's Fine Writing Papers Eastman Agency Kzdaks, Films and Finishing, Photo Albums Scrap Books, Memory Books Parker '51' Pens and Pencils Our Prescription Department in charge of Theo C. Loehr, R. Ph. Ralph C. Surman, Fi. Ph. ci RLINVILLE REE HOUSES ERNEST LAPP, Proprietor O CUT FLOWERS PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS 342 I-IOEHN STREET TELEPHONE 108 Graduation Clothes When you think of your Graduation Suits and Accessories - think of SURM N'S Graduation Suits 'of good all wool hard finished vvorsteds are our specialty . . . single or , double breasted O THEO. .l. SURMAN Ca1'llI1Vlll6 Illinois Learn the Way to Surman's EL ROSE MOTOR CO. 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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE FIGURES ELECTRICITY IS QI-IEAP ILLINOIS POWER COMPANY GEIGER'S MARKET CHESTERFIELD PHILIP GEIGER, PI-Op. S T A T E B A N K ' O STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT CHOICE IVIEAT5 INSURANCE CORPORATION 0 0 PHONES 51 and 36 PHONE 100 FREE DELIVERY CHESTERFIELD ILLINOIS Establish a Banking Connection H ere at this old Federal Reserve member bank you'11 find a valuable assistant in your future planning . . . We are here to serve you for your banking requirements with every modern facility. Come and talk to us about your plans and your problems . . . and make this bank your banking homef You'11 always be welcome. Farmers 81 Merchants National Bank CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS lVIACOUPIN FUNERAL SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF ' BARNETT ELEVATOR MRS. ELIZABETH W1-IITLER RIEEENEERG DIRECTOR on SERVICE AND ' EMBALMING . 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