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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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Costello, boys :ze of hrs allowance e 'L , U , 0 X - Q i :fam 'dultioh I5 Her Class Rmg Pucture 6 colate Fudge Sundae- but ght on the whipped cream Tear 1 Bette Davls at the Marvel F3 .. 45 I A -li-1 id .22 wi ' S i 3-ff--' llluv rfew Chas stopped slttmg urls at dancesj erkers- Theres a ne Jutterbugs Wlt H 0 Hrs! rx! S A Spnke Jones Album Her Curl Scout Cooknes F-11 X Hamburger with onuons ketchup optwnalj QW f? mj I :th Van Johnson W1 Semors Anythmv w t Bob Hope Rumbas also tolera e gaqf' Qian pc' 8- 1,0 me A l 'S Sflki mer For Xmas Sweater S15 1- 4 QPQ Lobster 41 an free A-Pi 'lw f 2 9 IMIDIQIEIV Anythnng wuth the track star I f' sa X wlll N 1 I 91 M Cheek to cheek on the College men They re s superuor fBfI'3Ce 'lil KOF f I ,ff 'II . nr A., f The Math A rude on hi darn Assugnment new bike l I, I I an ,f . bl ' r.4. P .- 5, In ' 'IV 3' M 4' 7 L , .' sis: M v 1 D V ' H. v . Sv ' - ,, . ' ggi, X , Ii X. f I ' ' N X 1 ' I 'Ui ' 0 Milam, I se E 'I x 7 . 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H Q sf Q an x- ss Q , B-sg Qw 's 332 a H, W. n-ss ss E EQ nm,-ms E STUDE T LIFE AT CARLI VILLE As time marches on and brings to a close this year's school activities, We proudly present you the 1951 edition of the CA R L I N H I, dedicated to student life-a pictorial review of a memorable year which brought a well rounded program of student activities in addition to many expan- sions and improvements in our school Ccvrlmfville Community High School Carlinfville, Illinois 1: C.: is 2 yy 5 . lil . - 0 - , - : - . f - J U 5 Then comes apple pohslung Too httle and too late And fmally settllno dovx 11 to wox k ff-, . , ' it 5, B' V l If School starts and we register for classes. I e 0 U O . . e . . A iarz . . 0. I Y , il c.',,- Page Four What's this? Is it next? And oh that sweet tooth! Then we started having pep meetings. adn-LU Page Five x we ,W E ra ,Q .. M ,lm avi Q- . , -f Q wg B, E we QE 2 Q B N R B v fm ss - - -v 1 5 an M Hu 1-K Q A H Us E E E H 25 . ss rf . - - , .. 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Tests-caught in the act. -1 we 6 ' 1' And fi.ua1ly-preparing for the big day. ' r T' 3 V- Page Thirteen N I XX f' AL! if Organizations 'K' Plays if Music if Homecoming if Prom if Halloween Floats llllljii I Page m iz w is s is ' 1 z if B -s - is m is is is is is B 1 B rv. x B if is is is K , is Y my mms-gi fan em raw f Hu ii H H m E sw sw 5 all W ix? ma rg Nw s H me wr is Y- 1- s n 1 -- A' E m is E B A is is - B a .. ,E M r if F 5 B -, f sr -. 3 is is sw, ne.. sjh nfl-X E is H 'Q I me x is W if im an 1 Wiiiisxfiiiislg Essays H K ff B X m gi mils Wig a E H -X Hia ,E is - an gm ws H if is is - - 5 if g . B am Q ll w ss' iw iw . fn W H W .BW l ge!! H as - '24 ii in H Eagpj-2 W . .. l E E QW H Xiu XR 'BVJWKB E E M. if M eammyiig M Q 1 ms' -T A mf sms T mr agamwsgn Q E BK- a is ms M Em 5 mu B 1 an ws is as mm svn Kgs ma ,ga Ba ii gi-IW as is MaeM ii: ,Q xg is W- M W a.a an gg sa s aa 3 Q if W-.f ,, 39? . 57121. 'WZ 1:55 K' H 5 'V Em? .f E wif 'L-if SVS . H' Fi? gigs' H L' 3 3 .WE P2 if 5.2351 H Mir W' rx 'H 5 Wm, Em' in liz? -- .f,-.. fs? B ,wifi .if W3 F25 H .vfditifw B msqf' M we do Q, SMF? 1-Wi fy H Q H 'F if views W? Hi Left to right, Row 1: Luella Angel, Helen Witt, Mary Deuby, Jim Wittnier, Louis Liay, Helen Armour, Virginia Burger, Lois Mahlandt, Caryl Mueller. Row 2: Pat Allen, Peter Konneker, Sue Littlepage, Betty Mitchell, James Frank, Raymond Horky, Bob Davenport, T. P. Carmody, Bill Woodruff, Jack Hart, Marcus McCoy, Miss Stoddard fdirectorl. Riddle Me Riches ---Senior Class Play, 1950 Early last spring the seniors were very busy worked very hard for several weeks in order preparing for the annual senior play. They select- to make their last high school play a great suc- ed Riddle me Riches, a modern light comedy cess. Although the play required a lot of hard about radio quiz programs. The fine cast was work, the finished product was one of which the under the direction of Miss Stoddard. The cast class of '50 was very proud. IT TAKES A LOT OF PEOPLE TO WIN A RADIO JACKPOT' filfi Z: ' l2l..:5Hl?2i. . . S222 :Ei-52x12 5- EE?a'2Sf,E2:if'faiiif:ai Q H H me 1 sf EE Z ' H E325 ag... tl .Q H , Q . W F5 E A Wegdsaa H B 5 H S55 V E-,E ,, SW I. !Li's1fQ.f-558: eg 'W if 'L 'sg mm , f 1 gm .T Q -E ggi! EH aaa H was iw H E iz is-m , is ss-EM-anim iw is ,Em iw me an - Kay-ia s- 5'saWMw is ' sw we 2 sm-,easy saga? B E my is sz ,, if H H aiiffia- if We E my we sm iw B Sem sz 12 an H N E ' K is 'ia ,Q sa H M N r 53 H xg M s was is , mm- mn Page Sixteen A --gang is la 1 Left to right, Row 1: Shirley Mitchell, Earl Bellm, Keith Mefford, Dale Love, John Juergensnieyei Row 2: Joyce Bouillon, Helen Rossetti, Mary .To Carmody, Audrey Ross, Marian Haynes, Miss Mack fDirectorJ, Loretta Talley, Mary Hildebrandt, Mary Ruth Clardy. TISH ---Senior.P1ay, 1951 This fall the class of f51 reversed the usual procedure and produced their play, Tisl1, an old-favorite comedy, at the time when the junior play was ordinarily given. This was done so that an account of it might be included in this year's CARLIN HI. The cast worked under the capable direction of Miss Mack. Tish was the first high school play Miss Mack had directed. The cast rehearsed faithfully, putting everything they had into it in order to make it a. ineniorable play not only for tllelnselves but for the Whole class of '51, AUNT TISH AND HER FAMILY AT WORK a a . Q mga: H'n1ss.wersia- V! 5, . is -.ss H.. nm I sv ge was 3-Q Ugg H 1 r egg H M was K mmm sf is BEE. mg zu T r Sf. Q was .nz 25 E an ,af 'is ' M ' Egfr 2 qg V. SER ag E gms 51' - me s 3 ' 5 W . if ss! H E amp HQWK H s , V, um -Us 1 ES zsmmm 'SEQ E 52 223125, . ' Page Seventeen STAIRWAYI WILL IT HOLD, HELEN? STAR ENTRANCE Junior-Senior Prom Stairway to the Stars was the theme of the of junior girls sang the theme song, Stairway 1950 prom presented by the Class of 1950. Chaw to the Stars. Arlene Hacke entertained with a Mank's orchestra played dreamy music While tap routine. Dancing and entertainment began at couples danced at the foot of the stairs. A group S and ended at 12 midnight. JUNIOR SONGBIRDS SINGING USTAIRWAY TO THE STARS Page Eighteen Stairway to The Stars For the first time sophomore girls served the refreshments at the prom. The girls chosen for this work were Willie Lott. Rosina Bomkamp, Pat Neigh- bors, Mary Ruth Groves, Mary Lou Link, and Marilyn Mieher. li' READING THE WILL AND PROPHECY DOESN'T EVERYONE LOOK NICE? OUR SOPHOMORE WAITRESSES Page Nineteen Homecoming Queen The Carlinville High School Student Council sponsored one of the most successful homecoming dances ever to be held in the high school gym. Many ofithe alumni returned to see old classmates and friends. Miss XVinifred Morse was crowned home- coming queen. Teil Casselli's orches- tra supplied the dancers with music from 9 p.1n. until midnight. The queen sang Sentimental Journey for the homecoming guests. Yes, it was a dance for students and alumni to remember forever! Thc1nksg1v1nq Homecoming Dance T C-ROWNING THE QUEEN if 1 -V, 'f ' 1 we ,W . K - 'Q- cfs ' V 1' Eigsifrflm ,M g N r - , wdizad- Y .L 34. f . win - v . L Q 'H -N. '. EJ mfs mi: 3 ,M um 9 1 5 , 1 -B WE E , 'Q 5 Lv S , 37 . A YWQMW :I Z-l,E:0..: . Q - W .. n. 'wmv O xx . . V E 1: Q f E 'Q ,, - fs-wx! H if if Mwgaavif ,I X . H5 - .E ,z : M wg.. - Q5 6, 7,7- K X -Q ' - J -1.-: - A. 4, .. ' .M 1 X. . A' 5 iw A I M, X 42,512 '. T-qxwwzgzc'-,Q -f 4 ,, kg M15 , Y ,Z ,mgpzfaaf - Q NW -13-,gmggsa-,.'s:um-nwfrfms sagzif A ,1 f .ggHwp1 -Jw, J- EM, J ' 'ff . . HH in x 'f AQ ,. ww H i Q, 1 :lxr ' U, 4 I 1 4 n 1 4 l Qi., I -Q- 1 a5!' 1 me sem me LEE BRADWELL 52 We E, Q15 W may-3 is 'N Q is mx MT. H 'L-.L Coirlinville Community Left to right, Row 1: Norman Thorpe, Ronnie Rathke, Audrey Ross, Doris Boente, Mr. Reid CDirectorl, Ruth Armour, Carol Novak, Margie Harruni, Helen Rossetti. Row 2: Doris Raab, Bonnie Bettis, Doris Marshall, Delores Weat1ie1'ford, Marilyn Miehe1', Mary Ann Johnson, Jeannette Hoelting, Norman Koehler, Robert Birk, Lois Loveless, Shirley Chapin, Sally Straub, Winnie Morse, Judith Konneker. Row 3: Vena Bloonie, Anne Reesor, Beth Ensniinger, Mary Lou Utt, Virginia Estes, Birdie Lee, Glenn Jennings, Bill Schuetze, Jerry Wynn. Darlene Newby, Robert Wilsoii, Barry Konneker, Larry Thorpe, John Juergensnieyer. Bernice Berman, John Angel, Carolyn Calverd, Karl Carter, Fred Herschelnian. Row 4: Carol Jean F6I1St,91'1113.ll, Betty Bown, Mary Ann Bilauski. Carl Kelly, Sue Ann Boston, Robert Thompson, Doris Talkington, Lyndal Lehman, Donna Anderson, Mary Phelps, Jim Meno, Millard Crouch, Nancy Siegel, Pat Bowyer. John Drew, Barbara Fuller, Shirley Dwyer, Bob Davis, Dean Ray, Don-na Chapin, Pete Denby. Bob Welte, Gary Adams. Row 5: Betty Kincaid, Becky Loehr, Betty Schniepp, Loretta Alderson, James Ledy, Kinley Per- rings, Galen Boatnian, Jack Heinz, Alice Kelley, Patsy Belcher, Edward Newby. Alice Ann Justice Loretta Talley Betty Miller, Shirley Carroll, Nancy Totsch, Ruth Horky, Virginia Shroyer' -..,, , ., M Y. rm as am Q me was s' . , sf H it -'wi W S w ,K , nie sgl - f , e - v- -MQ' Q f t -ll, Page Twenty-two ' W F m m 'Sf m E .. , E E 1: E l -- .W A' wx ' . A W X8 B S8 Y '- -ey 11- a g,5g:.:.:Q . ni - H Y' H- - H ,QL , '-.',,4-,5- : . ' Q 'Sie ' 1 y . ei - K 1 , ' L- 4 i High School Bond The C. C. II. S. Band has marched through an- other year u11der the direction of Prof. Reid. The membership consists of approximately eighty boys and girls. The officers elected by the band- men were Nancy Siegel, student director: Alice Kelley, secretaryg Doris Raab, treasurerg Norman Thorpe, historiang and Pat Bowyer and Gary Adams, librarian managers. The band has added a lot of color to our home football games, and CAVALIER AND HIS HORSE occasionally has taken part in our pep meetings to back up the team. Among many other activi- ties in which the band has taken part are con- certs, parades, and the Spotlight Minstrel. For the fourth time the group traveled to the Illinois State Fair, and for the fourth time receivedafirst place trophy. The marching band this year fea- tured our own Cavalier, Larry Thorpe in costume, mounted on his white horse. IVIARCHING BAND IN ACTION AT A FOOTBALL GAME Left to right, Row 1: Willetta Lott, Norma Jean Bauman, Margie Pierce, Anne Reesor, Darlene Arter, Joyce French, Barbara Briegel, Audrey Ross, Dorothy Hazel, Nancy Denby, Pat Belcher, Beth Ensniinger, Pauline Var- ner, Mary Ruth Clardy, Helen Rossetti, Alice Ann Justice, Bernice Berman, lVlrs. Wack fDirectory. Row 2: Dar- lene Newby, Shirley Hope, Rosina Bomkamp, Mary Lou Link, Lenora Lake, Paul Bomkamp, Charles Barnett, Nor- man Thorpe, Carl Kelley, Loretta Talley, Marie Searles, Bonnie Bettis, Margie Bilbruck. Row 3: Charlene Bown, Q Arlene Bown, Shirley Lott, Gloria Sue Paynter, Dorothy Burnett, Shirley Carroll, Lee Braclwell, Bill Angel, Ina K Mae Goode, Geneva Wa1'd, Joyce Bouillon, Betty Kincaid. Row 4: Helen Kuntzmann, Mary K. I-lope, Mary Ann L ' Koster, Shirley Dwyer, Joan Foiles, Jim Ledy, Karl Carter, Marlene Granger, Ruth I-lorky, Doris Caudle, Carol Parsons, Shirley Chapin, Alice Kelley. Row 5: Martha Foster, Ruth Armour, Rosemary Liborio, Melba Haclie, Lois I I Corlinville Community High School Chorus The Chorus, one of the largest organizations in Ruth Clardy, and Dale Love. The chorus began school, has a membership of approximately one the year with Miss Bose Kibler as director, but hundred members this year. The officers elected because of her illness she was forced to resign. fgy this yeal-,S C1101-ug are as follows: Rita, Skeen, The chorus is now under the able direction of student director for the first hour choruses, and Mrs. Marjory Wack. This year the senior girls' Beth Ensminger for the second hour, secretaries, STOUD and the f1'9S11111a11 F111-'llftellfe Sans P11111 Dllt Wiliiia Uder, Ruth Armour, Pat Neighbors, and on a Halloween skit at the Fall Band Party. This Alice Kelly: librarians, Virginia Schmidt, Bonnie is jUSt 0116 of the 1113115' things the chorus X-does Hoxsey, Zelma Allen and Beth Ensniingerg his- around school. torians, Evelyn Mieher, Kathleen Martin, Mary ' Page Twenty-foth' Dunn, Bonnie Hoxsey, Marilyn Tetzlaff, Lois Gotcher, Margaret Ackers, Rebecca Loehr, Donna Chapin. Row 6: Barbara King, Shirley Sunnners, Charlotte Kon- nelter, Theresa Costello, Helen Barnett, Lucy Libro, Darlene Boatman, Norma Jean Wa1'd, Wilma Uder, La Donna Lott, Helen I-lildebrant. Activities Major activities of the chorus are as follows: Minstrel Show T County Music Festival District and State Music Contests Spring Concert Helping out when needed at school for various programs. Freshman-Senior Girls These senior and freshmen girls sang at the Hallowe'en Band Party. They were dressed in costumes appropriate to the sea- son and their songs came between band numbers. Octette The mixed octette,wl1icl1 sang at the Christmas Vesper service, was composed of the pictured girls and boys. Left to right are, First row: Marie Searles, Charles Barnett, Larry Thorpe Cab- sentl, Barbara Briegel. Second row: Audrey Ross, Norinan Thorpe, Bill Angel, Donna Chapin. Page Twenty-five THE ENTIRE MINSTREL CAST The Spotlight Minstrel---1958 One of the best loved a.id looked-forward to activities of the music department is the min- strel show. Under the direction of Mr. Reid, Miss Kibler, and Miss Mack, the Spotlight Minstrel of 1950 proved a great success. Many specialties including Vocal selections, dance routines, and humorous reading brought forth the talent of the music department. Everyone connected with the minstrel worked very hard to make the third Spotlight Minstrel a long-remembered one. SOAPSUDS' WITTMER, RASTUS VAN WINKLE, WASHRAG WOODRUFF Sl-USHPUMP DENBY CAST Interlocutor, T. P. Carmody. Endlnen, Pete Denby, Louis Liay, Bill Woodruff, John J uergensnieyer, Jerry VanWinkle, Jim Witt111e1'. Vocal Soloists, Alice Kelley, Audrey Ross, Arlin Armour, Rita Skeen, Anne Reesor, Luella Angel, Marcus McCoy, Bill XVood1'uff, Jim Wittmer. Instrumental Soloists, Louis Liay, Pete Denby. Reader, John Jue1'gensn1eye1'. Dancers, Anne Reesor, Loretta Talley, Alice Ann Justice. Chorus and Orchestra, Especially chosen from full band and chorus. Accompanist, Miss Rose Marie Kibler. T. P. CARMODY, M- C- MI. Interlocutor cmd Specialties SONGBIRD ANNIE REESOR THE BROWN RHYTHMEERS, TALLEY AND SAN 'Veggie mi R331 91 , me weasel, H s L im E ,:, ,., . Q i it 9. H Qghesi F as FFAEE' 5 -fQg:,Q- '. E 1-,H . R B 5 '-55 a Sim fi , gg - f X' is . vm x ' ew. ,ir is s NEG .Ei E T 5 5 seeds Q? -E su 5 'XS mf-5 5 sis i we 1 s - is H Q is ss, ms s I' 'M mM ,swam-th ni E H sas H si is YE lm 31515 , s-A Qwe- CARLIN HI EDITORS Shirley Mitchell, Judy Konneker, and Shirley Hope, Ur. Editorj The Staff Hard at Work HEAD TYPIST Pauline Krainer Thonia 6 Page Twenty-eight ,.. 12 am? gigs, ' ' F24 . N gg ,Eaxg.Hs,,i3 W, M- ss. B in .-B nm Em Sf' 5 Q E . A 2 is W f as - ss , page Kms evwqreemm .-gg.yL:,m H-5 'sm Q, in-m,wa ss 'JPN - H ' 91 '-m. Carlin-I-Ii Staff The staff oi the CARLIN HI has had to set a high goal for this yea1 s edition since last yea1 s staff kept to such high standards. The class of 1951 has been able to meet these standards under the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Chap- 111311, and their co-editors, Judith Kon- neker and Shirley Mitchell. Since this is a senior class project, there are oppor- tunities open to all class nienibers to help. Each has a chance to contribute something to the CARLIN HI, making it a combination of many different views and ideas, The name, CARLIN HI, was chosen by popular vote from a list of names submitted about five years ago to the first CARLIN HI editors and their staff. The name is short for Carlinville High. SELLING THE CARLIN HI! H . Q 5' , ' 7 '1 1:Tss'-- , fm:-13 Q wmiewi emi? sl when M s ra ,Sim W .me -.gms ' ri - it s au as is -img . B .H , s is B K sl , A. . s. W gaasf mv. 2 V-ev ew ,ew 5-. HM- we - .E sm,g B .Ks Wai mix 1? Fditorial Staff, left to right, Row 1: Dorothy Hazel, Keith Mefford, Judy Konneker. Shirley Mitchell, Slinley llope Pauline Kramer Thomae. Row 2: Marie Searles, Winnie Morse, Loretta Talley, Zelma Allen, Betty Hoxsey Maiy K. Hope. Row 3: Mrs. Chapman Csponsorl. Larry Boente, Gene Hu11t, James Jackson, Earl Bellm Ted Poiter, John Juergensmeyer, Marian Haynes. The 1951 year book is the fifth edition to be pub- lished. Each year the staff members try to dis- cover a new exciting scheme or theme to make their edition outstanding. The CARLIN HI takes events from the firstpof the school year to the very last and combines them as interestingly and as tactfnlly as is at all possible to do into one volume for the school body. This takes much time and effort. but it also provides a great deal of interest and information for the people doing it. Each edition becomes bigger and better as time goes by, for experience is certainly a good teacher. Bu mess Staff. left to right, Row 1: Beatrice Boente, Helen Rossetti. Doris Boente, Dale Love, Barbara Buegel Nlauanna Pistorius, Audrey Ross. Joyce Bouillon. Row 2: Mary Jo Carmody, Helen Knntzmann, Betty Millei Vnginia Shroyer, Mary T-lildebrant, Mary Ruth Clardy. Row 3: Alice Ann Justice. Mary Ann Johnson, Noima Monetti. Betty Schniepp, Pauline Varner, Allie Jo Bivin. Page Twenty nine ,F H, H., M M .Q N. H 2 s a H s s s s any ss: Q an - me -Q l-as er vs ,ss H E QE- as s s wma as at 3 W? wfwegea AES HB H H ta Y is mn Q few H B - Six, sal 115354 H H Q. F B as aatamrgfl E , a :ev 3 ag E W T' is win -iam as , sa, 5 3 EF L Q ee M H- ew s Eggs We YW Saws E H N sw s S -1 as s M s , -s B . a if E' EHBA R s E . CAVALIER EDITORS Helen Rossetti and Mary Ruth Clardy Lots of Work Here, Too PRINTING THE CAVALIER Cavalier Staff Mary Ruth Clardy and Helen Rossetti, the co-editors of the school newspaper, with the aid and assistance of their fine staff have made this year one ot the best for the Cavalier. The name for the Cavalier was chosen a few years ago, in 1945 to be exact, by the majority vote from a list of names submitted by the students. The name is the same as that given to Carlinville's athletic teams. In the last few years the editors and staff of the Cavalier have adopted a policy suggested by the initials of the Carlin- ville Community High School. The policy is- C Combines faculty and student ideas- C Contains all news of interest - H Helps make student opinion known - S Strives to encourage student co- operation. BUY YOUR COPY HERE! Page '1 was a -'Wph Af3f'3f'?N R X A 1 ,ss H G2 S H M375 E K , . 1 .Vi .L .. ,zz-4 E i 1 W 5. 553 ff ni, .1 may X ' E X M, sk ygw E , x Sfrigggi iz B as ,. 5431 A N 231, :.: M w .: K 'Q 15 H 'auf S? 'viii' ii' 5 3 H . 127. TQ Q 3 s w 8 A w M X U' A u jun' 5 K U 1 uw U X w is 52? In n , .:- f. . 1. 1g :.:.:.! .1. . E Q , ss ,Q S. Q-Q ff 58,5 ' 3, Q 2 4 f.. -Em. ,. E mmf F. H. A. Officers Left to right, seated: Marilyn Tetzlaff fsecretzwyl, Shirley Kessinger fvice presi- dentl, Helen Rossetti fpresidentl, Joyce French ftreasurerj. Standing: Marilyn Mieher fzong leaderj, Mary Jo Carniody fhistorianj, Judy Konneker Creporterj, Betty Bown Crecreation leaderj. Future Homemclkers of America The Carlinville Chapter of the Future Home- maliers of America, sponsored by Miss Ruth Grissom, is the largest organization in the school with a membership of ninety-six. It has three chapter mothers-Mrs. Lloyd McE1hiney, Mrs. Wilbe1't Lott, and Mrs. Anita Boente. The FI-IA strives to develop social qualities and to promote better home life for its members and famliies. As part of its activities the FI-IA participates in National and State FHA projects. They observed National FHA week and participated in contribu- tions to the World Christmas Festival. Two state projects were safety and parliamentary procedure improvement. The local project, improving the home economics department, was the purchasing of a set of china and silver for the department. PAT, MISS GRISSOM, JUDY FFA AND FHA PRIZE-WINNING FLOAT Page Thirty-two .. ,. . 5 EQ - we ,222 22 . H .. R 6 Q.. 2 'HE H if .2 gn W 2222 9? m Y B22 S? ,E K 2 222 55- H ms X 22 and 22 .22 ' 2222... : N E 2. is-47 :- A Q ..... vi N E . . 2 2 22 22 J W 2.22 2 22 2 Z 2 2 is 2 2 2 591 FG .. ' 5 ' . 21 222 . 1 22 2 E 22 gn q . M, SY m mn H2222 I -2 E.. 2.-' m 3,1 ,W 2: - Nlfi 22 22 2.2 .,-'- 2 E sf may mn . B 22 wwf 2 22 W i Wgha 2 2 MW n ez 22 9, . 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The seventy-five members, sponsored by Mr. Klaus and Mr. McEliney, Work toward four degrees: the freshmen, for. the Greenhandg the sophomores, for the Chapterg and the juniors and seniors, for the State and American Farmers Degrees. Four Carlinville farmers have gained the American degree, and forty-two have become State Farmers. The FFA chapter has activities the year round. KARL MULLENS AND HOWARD LITTLE AT WORK WELDING IN THE FARM SHOP s sam H is rv. a is it . Jf-1 sl- s lu ., it i-. is . as 1 at . sm 1 . 54155 s nil-'Z J' -me B max is figs Vsrif he 1, .M M .N W E is ., . s . s it f s ,, e 'U he E fl ti- ,IN an X, s Mew' e M its s U.-. s-1 ,H ww -if B, HF , E. s s- as as as 1' is 2 s xi H if X B R x Bm 1 .mfs NUM, it H Us w iw ' sau N H w Q ETEQ5 seem- it E-:E . ,S is sm ,S Q WH H. 'Hi we xv- nz as x at is a :ww s ix H s an r B 'sn E e masse as HM, ,-was as H.. E sa s E ms,- Left to right, Row 1: Larry Thorpe, Richard Bangert, Barry Konneker, Paul Bomkamp, Howard Little, John Davis, Myron Glenn, Gary Meyers, Arvin Krause. Row 2: Fred Cox, Richard Kasten, Carl Schwab, Dale Leach, John Groves, Richard Behl, Lloyd Lyons, Donald Eskew, James Sinclair. Row 3: Glen Fensternian fstudent teacherl, Bob Thompson, Bill I-Iarding. Eddie Roenstreter, Bruce Conner, Joseph Wiese, Allan VViese, Dale Giberson, Tary Anderson, Jim Frankford, Charles Sinclair. To open the calendar in September, we find the officers at the Leadership Training Camp. During the same month is the Greenhand initiation. In October there is a Wiener roast, followed by the small grain and poultry show in November. Dur- ing the mid-winter months the pest eradication program is on. Contests occur afterwards as fol- lows: small grain and poultry in February, dairy and fat stock in April. and the speech contest in May. Family night, the highlight of tl1e year, comes in May. The state convention and judging contests are in June. To end the year they have a sectional live stock fair in July and State Fair in August. Left to right, Row 1: Carroll Kasten, Fred Herschelman, Kendall Harding freporterl. Richard Greenwalt Csec- retaryl. Dale Kasten ivice-presidentl, Carl Hallbauer Qpresidentl, Jim Leach ftreasurerl, Dean Anderson fwatch- dogl, Dale Love, John Sinclair. Row 2: Richard Kasten, Edward Newby. Gerald Harms, Albert Schwab, Norman Harms, Darrell Molen, Arthur Konneker, Donald Leach, Bob Frank. Edwin Staytou. Row 3: Karl Kensil, Cstudent teacherl, John Boston, Dick Bouillon, Eugene Featherstone, Gene Gahr, Jim Lee, Charles Duckels, Lyndal Graham, Charles Bouillon, Dene Killian, Jack Rosentreter, Dale Tieman. ss , 'ms H ,mm as . -, ,S E 1 -is was is is gm gym .,.s., Q gf, ,ggmwim W M X guess H H M3 mag.: Y, nfl rm -ass B E, it x Emma W H s mis ss W in 2 Q, an s it S f me H M gba. , W H E H 8' lg L B W ati an H H fm H it it e. at W an . E ima s is emma me I ss st I lm an sw is as H84 H ,, , Hmlfm Q 5 M it W s as s s s it a A it as lass mm mass s E K tx fx as was H E se- Y H ess an X -1 N H 5 as s' fs . - as as , s me sta as , H H N HBH HH E' ta ,,,, as H ,., w,s as are mnmtsgf may mi Hmm N H H 3 : s H s nf s W ss M. na as 'q fys ' W is , sta matt ,mr Hmmm M K H H M si s is s s W, Page ILY Page Thirty-six Student Council The student council members are elected each year by the student body. After the campaign speeches are made by the candidates, they are elected by popular vote. The sponsors for this group are lVIr. McElhiney and Miss Nutt. The president is Shirley Mitchell and the vice-presi- dent is Shirley Hope. Joe Formea serves as sec- retary and Karen Neighbors is treasurer. The group has sponsored several successful dances, including the Home Coming Dance and has sold refreshments at both basketball and football games. The Council has made other plans and has started many other activities for the better- ment of the school. Latin Club The Forum Romanum Club fLatin Clubj was organized in 1948 under the direction of Miss Stoddard. The club motto is Non Sibi sed omnibus CNot for self but for alll. It meets about every six weeks. One of the projects this year was to make a Roman house, which has been completed. The meetings are divided into two parts. The first part is educational, dealing with the study of Latin Classicsg the second, the recreation part, consists of playing games, singing songs, and presenting playlets. Refresh- ments are served at the end of each meeting by committees appointed especially for that purpose. l Library Club The Library Club consists of nine girls and their sponsor, Mrs. Chapman. Each girl has an hour in the library checking books. The girls also keep the library arranged and see that the magazines and newspapers are kept in order. Each girl has a special assignment of her own during the year. The girls answer many questions students may ask about .checking out books, the card catalog, and using' the dictionaries or other reference books. Meetings are held about every six weeks. The girls are Marian Haynes Cseatedl, Betty I-Ioxsey, Norma Monetti, Sue Paynter, Lucy Libro, Edna Pursey, Nancy Mayberry, Joyce Bouillon, and Mary Schoeberle. Pep Club The Pep Club was organized in 1949. The mem- bers of the Pep Club usually hold their meetings at 8:40 on the mornings of game days. The first year the members wore red and blue beanies, and this year they have added 40 Carlin-Hi sweat shirts. The Pep Club, which includes the cheer- leaders, goes to the games and backs the team with its cheers. There is a special section at the home games marked off for the club. The Pep Club is sponsored by Miss Mary Mack. The pic- ture shows members of the club cheering the team on during the second game this fall. Page Thirty-seven ef - , 143, Ticket Takers The ticket takers, under the guidance of Mr. Klaus, have given their time to take tickets at the basketball and football games and track nieets. Kneeling are, Martha True, Shirley Car- roll, Mary Phelps, Marlene Granger, Darlene Boatinan, Helen Barnett, Robert Metzler. Stand- ing are, Mary True, Barbara Lucas, Donna Neel, Daisy Miller, Lucy Libro, Sue Paynter, Margie Billbruck, Ina Mae Goode, Nancy Mayberry, Ken- dall Harding. Page Thirty-eight Projection Crew The projection crew has done a very fine job presenting us with movies under the efficient direction of Mr. McElhiney. Kendall Harding, Carroll Kasten, and Dale Kasten had to work diligently to set up the movie equipment, show the pictures, and then put everything away while everyone else was thoroughly enjoying a respite from classes. These boys also became efficient at setting up the niicrophones and amplifiers for other types of assembly programs. i 1 1 N ,te 22:4 was ZS? 2222222 I xmas Productlon Crew HHH H2224 The Production Crew, consisting of mein- B -HEH2 bers of the senior class, did much in the way of stage settings. During the senior play they were responsible for seeing that all scenery was provided and set up before the play. The members are Ted Porter, Nancy Siegel, Betty Schniepp, John Juergensineyer, and Harry Starr. Cafeteria Help Girls under the direction of Mrs. Seaton, and later, Mrs. Boente, have helped the women serve the food in the cafeteria, as well as collect nioney from those who eat there. The girls are, seated, Dorothy Burnett, Shirley Carroll, Mary Schoeber- le, Bea Boen-te, Pauline Thomae. Stand- ing, Shirley Dwyer, Daisy Miller, Vifilnia Fisher, Joyce Yard, Verna Behnie, Nancy Mayberry, Janet Haley. 22 ,vs H. 1 K vga sam 222225 S mmm Q 2 aa? Y I seam lfxzfi Hmmm SE nmQW3'5?g2i 22222. 23225 - as D. E. Club The D.E. Club has quite recently been organized under the direction of Mr. Inyart. Its officers are John Martin fpresj, Mary Hi1deb1'ant fsec-treas.J, and Bob Long fpublicity 1'l'1g1'.J. Pic- tured are inenibers of this year's dis- tributive education class-V. Shroyer, R. Morse. A. Bivinl, G. Chisni, J. Mar- tin. S. Brockmiller, R. Long, R. Brock- miller, C. Schott, P. Dunn, M. Hilde- brant, Mr. Inyart fteacherj. Page Thirty-nine 2 22 mmf 4 1.4 5 E5 5' X, - f- KP:--.-P za XL wg -, Q Q W Aw A 5 E 5' Www! my .wg Q ,K y,m14f2-WASH 1 far ' -Nl zz., h vw:-rx W' Q C+ X, 1 24 . LJ ref. 41 -irfzlb :xx ' 'Yr a I m g Ape ,,. 35 L g 55: ,, I ,v- sL,31 ' ff J, -,.:m' ,,,w, NW :Wi V ,?, , is iq, , Y K. 1 ggd, 4 ,ig , 5 HW W N .gsm V :avi-' A W HE E , gf 5 ff ii ef, ng EW avi xx N V 1 wa ff 4 an an V Mg.. , sau K HAVEN Q - f NEW' k Q H my . , , ix Z fy I J, A , ,fiv . 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Row 2: Mr. Davis, Bob Taylor, John Drew, Ronnie Rathke, Shirley Mitchell, Eugene Featherstone, Kinley Perrings, Jim Leach, Dale Love, Barry Konneker, Joe Forinea, Gary Adams, Mr. Stivers. Row 3: Carl Hallbauer, Melvin Brown, Robert Football in 1950 POP KIMBERLIN-FRESHMAN COACH Flaugher, Bill Scliuetze. LOU STIVERS-COACH although ,the Cavaliers didn't always g,et there firstest with the niostestf' they fought. with deter- GALEN DAVIS-ASSISTANT COACH niination to the greatest of their ability and ex- perience. The team was young, inexperienced, and light as it consisted mostly of underclass- men. Larry Boente, the captain, kept the teani fighting and full of spirit at all times. SNAKE DANCE AND PEP MEETING -, 'x i J,-W, , ,xi ,, . - V Iv tn. . , . ,iw 'N E K H A 1 53, fi .,4-'xg ia is was is , J' H H ,, FH . , EQ B L By, , sa- W ' Page Forty-two PLAYING HARD T0 WIN THAT GAME Louis Stivers, the Cavaliers' new coach, and Galen Davis, assistant coach, worked exclusively with the varsity and did a magnificent job. 'The freshman boys worked diligently under the direc- IN THE SQUARE The Courageous Cavaliers tion of Robert Kiniberlin. Most of the games were played Monday evenings after school. They piled up an imposing record for theniselves, winning 5 and losing 2. Left to right, Row 1: Jerry Mitchell, Jerry Wynn. Carl Kelley, Robert Champion, Donald Eskew. Row 2: Robert Arnett, Dick Morse, Jack Heinz, Richard Kasten, Bob Birk, Francis Miller, Bob Bush. Row 3: Franklin Meyers, Bill Angel, Bill Kuntzinann, .Terry Sifford. M ws: U ,S . S . H Q R .:. . Page Forty-three 1 EARL BELLM LARRY BOENTE RONNIE RATHKE PAT BOWYER JIM HAYNES GENE HUNT GERALD JONES FRED HOLLEY - DALE LOVE JIM MENO Page Forty-four THE CAVALIERS IN ACTION Cur Players The Cavaliers had their share of outstanding players. Captain Larry Boente, left guard, and Norman Conklin, fullback, made the Little All- State Team. Boente, Conklin, Earl Bellm, Paul Dunn, Gerald Jones, and .lim Meno represented Carlinville in the South Central Conference All Star Team. Pete Denby, Bellm, Boente, and Conklin were chosen for the Central Conference All Star Team. CCHS is proud to have players like these. PETE DENBY SHIRLEY MITCHELL BARRY KONNEKER NORMAN CONKLIN 5. 6953? f4-X-,gn ww MH Q-H Qr' Y if f- - :iiiii,'i'fff2i11 1 ,S -T5 M F .1xalE..4gf2m,A1y , - ' ' ,. 1313. Q5 1 fgiff A m:gQ,,x,1a,,.a, fa . F ?' E. is px rf m I fum X L5 f 1222 .... . A , ,.: , XV., , x KAW 'f SJ .Mun wx ww, E 1: 1 v wgzgaarfrk 45: Q iwzst' ' L21 N . sum Q M, pa: . I dx: I anna A., F F X, .SE nw.: fi ff Q. A x 5 A -4 -'57 in .r - -1-sus Lett to right, Row 1: Jim Ledy Cmanagerl, Chuckie Carmody, Bruce Connor. Franklin Meyers, Barry IfOI1l19k6l Jack Heinz, Carl Kelley, Jerry VVynn, Howard Wilsoll, Larry Thorpe, Bob Birli Qmanagerj. Standing: Mr. Stiveis M1 Davis. A Top Notch Team This seasoirs Junior Varsity is expected to send up some good replacements. After a year of sea- soning, Jed Jones, Howard Rands, Carroll Kasten, Mel Brown, and Jim Haynes, with the returning veterans, should shape into a fine team for next year. Much credit should go to the coaches, Lou Stiver and Galen Davis. Coach Stivers stepped into a rough job and did remarkably well, as did Coach Davis with the Jay Vee's, Hats off to a great coaching staff and a courageous team. ALL THE CHEERLEADERS: SHIRLEY, BETH, WINNIE, RITA onoK DAVENPORT LARRY BOENTE BILL SCHUETZE NIELVIN BROWN Page Forty-eight HOWARD RANDS 1950-51 Cavalier Basketball Schedule Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 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I -H mum u fi? rf- ,W ' H' fi ' w .Ll .Ii , PETE KONNEKER WINS IN THE HIGH HURDLES Hold Queens to Present the Awards ln the spring of 1950, for the first time the track team elected a queen from each class and one from the whole school to represent them at the track meets. The duty of the queens was to pre- sent awards to the winners in the various track Cross Country Q Cross country events occur in the fall along with the football season. The partici- pants ru11 from 2 to 5 miles. Dick Bouillon and Gene Gahr were this yea1 s letterlnen. Others participating in the meets were JackRose11treter, Ed Newby, Raymond Hicker- son, and Alan Evans. Gene Gahr qualified for the state cross country meet. events. Freshman queen was Sue Coyleg sopho- more, Shirley Hopeg junior, Wil11li6 Morse, and senior, Nancy Burger. Helen Witt was elected to represent the whole school. Page Fifty-one AN INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM was An intramural program consisting of basket- ball and softball was once again a highlight in the girls' sports program. The intramural games started under the instruction of Miss Wlieelei' in 1947: however, they were discon- tinued in 1948. VVhen Miss Mack came to Car- linville, the intramurals were started again. PUSH-H-H, SHIRLEY! Girls' Sports The activities which are offered to the girls in the physical education classes consist of three major sports: basketball, volleyball, and softball. Each year the program is varied by the introduction of new and different activi- ties. This year soccer was replaced by touch football, and tumbling by low organized games, which were played on Gym scooters. Also in- cluded in the program was a unit on dance. The main purpose was to meet the needs and interests of those girls so inclined. They were made available to all the girls in high school. There are now sixty girls participating. All the girls wish to thank Miss Mack for using her spare time for their interests. MAKE IT A HOMER! if as Page Fifty-two GET THAT JUMP! STRETCH A LITTLE MORE! The Sturdy Ccivalierettes it . wr HOW ABOUT A FIELD GOAL, MISS MACK? T--E-A ..M, Team! Another activity included in girls' sports is chee1'1ea.ding. This is the only activity in which the girls make an appearance in interscholastic conipetition. Although cheerleading is not com- petitive, our student body is represented through these girls. Miss Mack, P.F. teacher, is in charge of conducting try outs, and then, with the girls chosen she helps work out suitable routines for the yells. Back: Winnie, Beth, Alice. Center: Rita. Front: Shirley Page Fifty three Z 1 f f f :L Q 'J t , ' if Administration ir Faculty if Maintenance 'i'C1asses lj Page Fif . g-11' ur iw' Left to right: H. S. Littlepage, Supt.g Howard Leach, Robert Davenport, Roy We11ex', C. W. Clark, Ira McCo1Io1n,fsecretaryl, Walter Pocklington, Elmer Loehr fP1'QSid6l1tJ. Board ot Education 4 Superintendent H. S. LITTLEPAGE B.S., M.S., and M. ED. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS UNIT DISTRICT No. 1 ty-six Principal R. E. LEASMAN, B. ED. a'nd M.S. Assistant Superintendent in charge of secondary education, Unit District No. lg Principal of the High School: Coun- selor and Advisor. Counselor MRS. ANN CHAPMAN A. B. Director of Guidance, Dean of Girls, Lib1'a.rian, English IV. ON THESE AND THE FOLLOWING PAGES ARE THOSE WHO GUIDE US K Thr., Page Fifty-seven wma .. ,c .,., .E a Q 5 ta If YQ -is i-wma 5.- 2-W MSI i s sg wwf ' EMERY ALLEN, B. Ed. Spanish I, Spanish II, English II LAU RA ELDR ED Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing II, Office Practice Faculty CLINTON HAGAMAN, BA. Civics, Economics, Wo1'1c1 History Page Fifty-eight I- ' s mg. 'R B. EVA HOEHN, BA. ROBERT lNYARTv Biology, General Science BS. in Ed. General Business, Practical Mathematics, Distributive Education H Qs GALEN DAVIS, BS. American History, Assistant Coach RUTH GRISSOM, BS. Home Economics I, Home Economics II, Home Economics III I ALVARIETA KASTEN, Algebra I, General Science Physics, CIIGDIISIYY, General Science IVIARY VIRGINIA MACK BS In Ed Phys1ca1 Educauon SGIIIOI Play Faculty ROBERT KIMBERLIN, BS. STANLEY L. KLAUS, BS. A,,11cu1tu1e I AglICllII1ll16 IV LLOYD J MCELHINEY, BS Agl 1cu1tu1e II Ag11CH1tU1E III MARY NUTT BA GEORGE C REID, JOHN D ROSSETTI ALBERT C SHARER, Typmgl EIISIISII III BS rn Music Ed BS MS BS m Ed Bdlld PIIQIHQSS Alltllllli-31210 Indu'st11a.l A1tS CO1I111l91C1d.I Law Ceml 11 13115111952 Page F1fty nme Q 041' 1 im , ,Sf 1' w 5. ' 9 ' y - .H . -mt hi E1 , W H 'S HM 1 H - . I - . E Bi E, . , , V mf , .? ff Hwwsaxm im ,V I V ,XZ-I . J , E 4 H . , V ,H E fs M cf ,T ' Q x H mmm, , M I . ' A A - - E E ,M . . E H , , I- W ,gm I H Em H I- MM ,, up - , NE, IH WWHH ' gk ' 2 3 ,- I H Y I . sw is v ,,.- 4 I W mn' 5 B ma 34 H E E wa- vm-ago? E I Bm ERE H mm m ' I ' I. W. , YI, 1 H H . , ' pu -.mn Y, I X ,M H V, M .L My I .A L ,R H ., . I H 5,- . y . ' ' ' ' I . . ., . . . J . I , - I we xg I M Q is 5.2 ss Gimrimfm Faculty MARJORI E WACK, BM. Chorus Page Sixty CATHERINE RAMIVIEL, BS Speech Correctionist H ELEN STEM MONS, A B., M A. Practical Mathematics, Plane Geometry, Algebra II MARY HOYT STODDARD, BA. English III, Latin I, Latin II, Junior Play .. my ALICE TATE, AB. Art LOUIS STIVERS, BS. Coach, Physical Educa- tion MARY THACKABERRY, BA. English I I ,,., .,... .. .,. Hives :': . ,,,. ,Q , iu, , K 1 -.,.. ,.,. , 3, I ft P- :-: I M . :':1 s 3 A I . I I I CLARA K. BRUNNER, R School Nurse Office Secretaries -K -BU' K Mrs Anita Hurry Mrs Norma Keagy Betty Schoeberle Q ubj Cclfeterrcl Workers Left to ught Mls Shade Mis Boente Mrs MOIHII Mis Seaton Mrs McKee Jcmrtors wg 9 FRANK PETTIT, Jos u.ATvAlTls JESS TALKING-I-ON Page SIXty 0119 si . E H - H .f'.' U4 ,, Y id. fu '. HH! mr . .. '- H, xL'3W me Yu- . H ' ' - A1 E , ' 4, s x , X SC S . l f-Jr' ' ' 'L -M4 .' . . Q V Y . . , . , - . . , . , . . H , 7 E m-sskf msn ,I Q , ss A ..,! sg - I B- .' - 1 ss .ss ,K ' rf . . J' ' I r ' 'F A ,fx -1.4 X -s ' s- sx. . dm 1 ., H . I f E 'WH . . ., --A 1'-sw H X gs as - was-, na , is an Km h Us an . mn an swam V E I smm E ms-as i ' . an Y- was . - ,. mmm 4 '- I V E was B, ' -1' , mms is ' . M E 932: E Wm. .,.:g-51:5 nsiggrg. ageing -'A E H Y .Isa as as-:s was if . ws Ek mums gal-, , '--f ' '. 'f s sn- . ' 1- ' - W -fi , ' ,mx , ss E YEQQ1 'W vzmagi Elin ,X ng-,B ,557-3 SE H-xi Q55 sm as .. B H SH: f sf N wg. . , M H M K2 B-Q-' - E-ff -H .. me an - an r k ss.. wa is mmm M is, ss ss . if earn-5.2. Senior class officers, left to right: Keith Mefford fvice presidentl, Alice Ann Justice ftreasurerj, Gene Hunt fpresidentj, and Mary Ruth Clardy Csecretaryl. Class of 1951 We of the Class of 1951 entered C.C.H.S. with an enrollment of an even one hundred. As freshmen-, we were deluged with textbooks, schedule cards, and upper classmen, but aided by our big brothers and sisters, we managed to survive the dreaded green days of our freshman year. Our sopho- more year was fairly uneventful except for our float, Cotton Blossom, which won third place in the I-Ial1owe'en parade, and the fact that we gave our second all school dance. The upper- classmen were too busy with their own problems and those of the freshmen to notice the sopho- mores, so we escaped into our junior year. Dur- ing this year we presented our first play, The Brain Storm, and gave our Junior-Senior Prom, based on the theme, -'fStairway to the Stars. Page Sixty-two Our senior year has been kept busy with our CARLIN HI, the newspaper, buying rings and in- vitations, and all of the things that go with being a senior. Of course, there was Tisl1, our senior play, always one of the biggest moments in a senior's year. We were the first class to buy rings with the new Cavalier crest adopted by the student body last spring. As we leave Carlin- ville Community High School, we are a little less than the one hundred with which we started, but the '70 that remain are superior people. Our teachers must have been disappointed in us many times, but never once did they show it, and through their efforts we manage to leave C.C.H.S. with many fond memories and a different out- look on life in general. CHRISTINE ALLEN Class Sponsors: Mrs. Chapman, Miss Eldred, Mr. Kimberliu X Seniors ELMA ALLEN PATSY ANDERSON RONALD BARNSTABLE JEAN BAUMANN ARL BELLM ALLIE JO BIVIN BEATRICE BOENTE DORIS BOENTE D.A.R. AWARD WINNER, MARY RUTH CLARDY Seniors CHARLES BOUILLON JOYCE BOUILLON LEE BRADWELL ROBERT BROCKIVIILLER SHIRLEY BROCKMILLER DORIS BROWN LARRY BOENTE BARBARA BRIEGEL MARY JO CARIVIODY 'S : Sim v FBS' H ka Wm Hag QEQS E1 Page Sixtyrfour ss H. R4 m sas H H-wig x mg' vu, r . .' M3155 ., ggi an ws 1,556 .Mmwm LORIA CHISM MARY RUTH CLARDY PAUL DUNN NANCY DWYER Seniors GERALD HARMS MARY HI LDEBRANT MH amiga Nb-HE K saw ww mms m . mx a Q 1 ms E K Malay Hifi? K mms ms mf ,....ap HOPE BETTY HOXSEY www U81 Wk KS mn an my: ,mm nan a ss Af 'H 3 ss wi' 55533 'ill '88 -S' EEE -E Wk E E J Emma E . E E Sam nm- E E 'E mm mms E ,, E ,Z mas. GENE HUNT JAMES JACKSON DELANO JACOBUS MARY ANN JOHNSON S ' JOHN JUERGENSMEYER ALICE ANN JUSTICE DENE KILLIAN JUDITH KON PAULINE THOMAE HELEN KUNTZMANN LENORA LAKE JAMES LEE Page Sixty-six E E E ES R. Qi .iw - E . E in-Pg' IL-.af-J' ,E ROBERT LONG BASEBALL PLAYERS? ? ? ? Seniors ALE LOVE JOHN MARTIN KEITH MEFFORD ROBERT MEYERS ETTY MILLER SHIRLEY MITCHELL DARRELL MOLEN NORMA MONETTI I H AE I E, , I gg KI. .H mga I a I w , - - Ir S Q -,wi F5' WE SING TALLEY'S VERSION OF HFROSTY, THE SNOWIVIANU ROBERT MORSE WINIFRED MORSE TED PORTER Seniors MARJORIE PIERCE MARIANNA PISTORIUS ROBERTA BRISTOW RHADA RIGGINS STILLE AUDREY ROSS HELEN ROSSETTI EFMW ?g1ZE2?x es .LE E ,L f gif M I W-my fx.-gg, .f Page Sixty-eight si: m IBA 33 1-kv' WIP QE wnwaiim FRANKLIN RUYLE BETTY SCHNIEPP ALBERT SCHWAB MARIE SEARLES Seniors CHARLES SCHOTT VIRGINIA SHROYER NANCY SIEGEL JOHN SINCLAIR HARRY STARR MARGIE TALBERT LORETTA TALLEY PAULINE VARNER UNDERCLASS OFFICERS ' JUNIORS- Shirley Hope, secretary Bob Taylor, vice president Joe Formea, president Pat Neighbors, treasurer SOPHOMORES- Beth Ensminger, secretary Alice Kelley, vice president Pete Denby, president John Drew, treasurer F R ES H M E N- Audrey Allen, secretary Barry Konneker, president Margie Bivin, treasurer Classes of 1952, 1953, 1954 Under the supervision of their capable class sponsors--Mr. Klaus, Miss Grissom, and Mr. Ros- setti-the junior class, being one of the largest classes in C.C.H.S., has had many successes. They sold magazines to earn money for their class activities, one of which was tl1e junior float in the I-Iallowe'en parade fthe theme taken from the popular song, Good Night, Irene J. The most important events of the year were the junior play and, of course, the prom where they spent their time and money on one grand affair. The sophomore class with its sponsors, Miss I-Ioehn, Miss Stemmons, and Mr. Hageman-has been a great hit in C.C.H.S. This class of Just the In-betweenst' has been well represented in all Page Seventy . fields: football, basketball, chorus, and anything that came their way. Their Hal1owe'en float this year represented a pirate ship and won them a prize. Despite having been here such a short time, the sophomores have participated in their share of school activities. When the class of '54 entered C.C.H.S., new life, happiness, vigor, and vim were added to the school. With Miss Kasten, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Stivers as their sponsors, the freshmen have been quite active in school affairs. In October the class contributed to the Hallow- e'en parade a float with the theme, We Will Cook Gi1lespie's Goose. Yes, C.C.H.S. is proud of its freshmen who have good school spirit, and good attitudes, and who are ardently seeking knowledge. Karen Neighbors, vice president Bounds, Glen Bowyer, Pat Bramley, Evelyn Brocklniller, Wanda Burnett Dorothy Carroll, Shirley Conklin, Norman Costello, Theresa Crosby, Darlene Crouch, Millard Davenport, Richard Denby, Nancy Duckles, Charles Dugan, Waylle Dunn, Walida Dwyer, Janet Eichen, lvlary Rose Ernst, Jo Ann W Featherstone, Eugene Flaugher, Robert Juniors Adams, Gary Albracht, Darlene Anderson, Dean Barnett, Helen Belinie. Verna Bell, Bob Bergen, Jane Bettis, Bonnie Bilbruck, Marjorie Bilbruck, Phyllis Boatman, Darlene Boatnian, Galen Bonikamp, Rosina Boston, John Bouillon, Dick Page Seventy-one Juniors Formea, Joe Frank, Robert French, Joyce Gahr, Gene Goode, Walter Gotcher, Lois Graham, Lyndal Groves, Mary Ruth Hallbauer, Carl Harding, Kendall Harms, Donald Harrum, Marjorie Heggy, Gerald Herschelman, Fred Hope, Shirley x f'1', Page Seventy-two Horky, Elsie Jones, Kenneth Justice, Joann Kasteu, Carroll Kasten, Dale Kessinger, Shirley Konneker, Arthur Kuudson, Richard Leach, Donald Leach, James Lenze, Louis Libro, Lucy Link, Mary Lou Loges, Joan Lott, Wllletta McCormick, Lawrence Mabus, Shirley Malvasio, Jim Mayberry, Nancy Meno, James A-...,, Olm- Sohoeberle, Mary Raab, Do1'is Skeen, Rita Spangler, Lee Stauffer, Jim Stayton, Edwin Stiller, John Stratton, Delmar Straub, Sallie Taylor, Bob Tetzlaff, Marilyn Thorpe, Norman Tieinan, Dale Totsch, Nancy Uder, Gene Upton, Pat Weatherford, Delores Welte, Bob Yard, Joyce Iumors Mieher, Marilyn Miller, Anne Miller, Daisy Morris, Donald Neighbors, Patsy Newby, Edward Novak, Carol Paynter, Gloria Sue Phelps, Mary Powers, Doris Pursey, Edna Schuetze, Terry Rands, Howard Rathke, Ronnie Ros'ent1'eter, Jack -fl, nv. 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' l K Page Seventy4three Sophomores Alderson, Loretta Allen, Bob Allen, Shirley Anderson, Tary Anderson, Donna Arter, Darle-ne Behl, Richard Belcher, Patsy Bloome, Vena Borman, Bernice Bown, Arlene Bown, Betty Bown, Charlene Brown, Melvin Cameron, Darlene Page Seventy-four Calverd, Carolyn Carmody, Charles Candle, Doris Champion, Gene Chapin, Shirley Cole, BetLy Coyle, Sue Cox, Fred Davis, John Davis, Roland Denby, Pete Downs, Shirley Drew, John Ensminger, Beth Eskew, Donald Evans, Allan Fensterman, Carol Fisher, Wilma Foiles, Joan Glenn, Myron Gracey, Frances Granger, Marlene Greenwalt, Richard Groves, John Hall, Raymond Harms, Gladys Haynes, James I-Iildebrant, Helen Horky, Ruth Jennings, Glenn Morse, Teddy Mullens, Karl Neel, Helen Newby, Darlene O'Nei1, Dorothy Palsenberg, Dennis Parsons, Carole Perrings, Kinley Reed, Lila Reesor, Anne Rhoads, Evelyn Ruebling, George Ruyle, Bill Sclieller, Jean Soliuetze, Bill Schwab, Betty Sifforcl, Jerry Sinclair, James Spoon, Wayne Stults, Allene Trill, Rogene True, Martha True, Mary Uder, Wilma Walden, Marilyn Ward, Geneva Wa1'cl, Norma Jean Sophomores Jones, Gerald Keene, Mabel Kelley, Alice Kincaid, Betty Knuclson, Daniel Koster, Mary Ann Krause, Arvin Kuntzinan, William Little, Howard Lott, Shirley Lucas, Mike Lyons, Lloyd Marshall, Doris Martin, Dick Meyers, Gary wwffrl rr: fl 'CD' Page Seventy-five Freshmen Akers, Margaret Allen, Audrey Angel, Willialii Arlnour, Ruth Arnett, Robert Baker, Joann Bangert, Richard Barnett, Charles Best, Eldaleen Bilauski, Mary Ann Birk, Robert Bivin, Margie Boatman, Wa1'1'en Bonikainp, Paul Boston, Sue Ann Bramley, Geraldine Brocknieier, Karl Bush, Robert Cameron, Mary Carter, Karl Canfield, Patricia Chainpion, Robert Chapin, Donna Conner, Bruce Conner, Patricia Coyle, Judy Grays, Wa,nda Davis, Robert ,.-ff M7 ' in-4' , 5 qi iv if ....... I We a. ' M65 its ft' Y 4 YT .xml Al-an fn' ' 1: Page Seventy-six Dawson, Betty Duckels, Thelma Dunn, Lois Ann Dunn, Melba Dwyer, Shirley Jo Estes, Catherine Fones, Barham Forniea, Marge Foster, Martha Frankford, Roland Frasier, Lawrence Fuller, Barbara. Giberson, Dale Gillick, Shirley Jean Hacke, Melba Haley, Janet Harding, VVillia1n Harris, Louis 1-Ioelting, Jeannette Hearn, Shirley Heinz, John Heyen, Carol Jean Hickerson, -Raymond Holley, Fred Hoxsey, Bonnie lmel, Shirley Karrick, Donna Kasten, Richard Kelley, Carl King, Barbara Koehler, Norman Konneker, Barry Konneker, Charlotte Neighbors, Karene Phillips. Cheris' Pitchford, Jack Quarton, Ida Mae Ray, Dea11 Rodgers, Howard Rosentreter, Eddie Schmidt, Virginia. Schwab, Carl Schwab, Ida Maye Shroyer Barbara Sinclair, Charles Stayton, Betty Stinnett. Charlotte Stinnett, Robert Sumniers, Shirley Ta1ki11gto11, Doris Taylor, Alyce Tebbe, Lorraine Tl1o1npson, Bob Thorpe, Larry Tur11er, Alberta Utt, Mary Louise Wade, Elllllla Lee Wa1'1'en, Shirley Wl1ee1e1', Mary Jean Wiese, Joseph Vviese, Allen Vviggins, Robert lvilliams, Leita Wilson, Robert Vvyllll, Jerry Xvyzard, Lela Freshmen Leach, Marvin Ledy, James' Lee, Birdie Lelllllall, Lyndai Liborio, Rosemary Little, Shirley Ann Loehr, Rebecca A1111 Long, Gary Lott, Ladonna Loveless, Lois A1111 Lucas, Barbara Lucas, Norma Luecke, Betty Lyons, Mary Wanda Martin, Kathleen Mayo, Lawrence Meier, Evelyn Metzler, Robert lVleye1's, F'1'a11kli11 Miller, Barbara Miller, Francis Miller, Jo A1111 Mitcl1ell, Jerry Morse, Dick Mullens, Harry Neel, Donna Neel, Harold Neighbors, Virginia Page Seventy-seven ROTH'S STUDIOS Kc 4 , W M... 'bffifxi w fiffifffiifffiiiffff W iififi 5555: :f3:' - - f - :555?E55?5E5155: portraits of quality CARLINVILLE GILLESPIE J ERSEYVILLE enty-eig Best Wzshes . THE CARLI VILLE ATIO AL BA K CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS INCORPORATED 1890 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ' 0 O O 7 Pgb ty Compliments of . . . DAN B. KAUERAUF 8: SON LUMBER AND HARDWARE 415 North Broad Street CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Lanzerotti's Superette GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES 801 High Street PHONE 380K CARLINVILLE Monetti Bros. Garage and Implement Co. Cylinder Reconditioning Automotive Repairs OLIVER IMPLEMENTS 907 North Broad Street Phone 119L Loveless Motor Co. INC. Leroy Loveless, Manager CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Phone 350 CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS RAY'S GROCERY COLLEGE INN 403 College Avenue STERLING WELLER, BILL TAYLOR Proprietors GROCERIES FRIED CHICKEN, RAVIOLI TAYLOR'S FAMOUS CHILI 736 North Broad Street Phone 147 SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS Conoco Service Station Perry Loveless, Manager LUBRICATION AND WASHING TIRES, BATTERIES PHONE 17 CARLINVILLE Best Wishes to the . . . CLASS 0F '51 THE DAIRY BAR 231 Rice Street Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Roper Page Eighty Alsflboa' Stafes Lolnplimellts of- CONKLIN'S GROCERY FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES A 81 R MOTOR SALES KAISER and FRAZER DEALER AND MEATS , PHONE 170 205 COLLEGE AVE 1000 NORTH BROAD STREET WE DELIVER PIIOINE 96 CARLINVILLE Compliments of- ROBISON - BLOOME INSURANCE AGENCY 204 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 440 CARLINVILLE Compliments of- L. E. WILHITE JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Carlinville Beverage Co MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY BEVERAGES 401 WEST FIRST SOUTH PI-IONE 35K CARLINVILLE DROSTEN'S FINE FOODS SHERMAN SHOPS Ladiesf, Chi1d1'en's and Infants Ready-to-Wear STOUT 8: WYN N FARM SUPPLIES 0 P H ON E 479K CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS P g Dgltytwo 9?Q.6wymang Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear ..-. lg , ,Vg '- . J JE -,XF Q 232-234 East Side Square CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS Page Eighty-three C'Zam4n,Z11nenfA,.. . CARLINVILLE GLOVE CO. Inc ar.. - MANUFACTURERS OF -- CANVAS and JERSEY GLOVES LD. COME TO SULLIVAN S DRUGS The Rexall Store I-Ieadqua te s fo DRUGS COSMETICS STATIONERY DRUG SUNDRIES GILLESPIE ILLINOIS CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Phou e 13 Pho e 160 ww P g Eghtyf RINAKER, SMITH 8: DOWLAND'S SHELL HEBRON SERVICE ATTORNEYS AT LAW 0 0 PHONE 29 C LIRLWVILLE ILLINOIS CHESTERFIELD ILLINOIS EVERETT PERRINGS BONDS, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND FARM LOANS MOBILE SERVICE AND GARAGE O O - 1 H. E. WALLNER Sonnemann Building PHONE 335L OARLINVILLE PHONE 73 CHESTERFIELD KASTEN'S STANDARD COIIIDIIIIIQTILS Of- M A C O U P I N Full line of Atlas Products Complete Lubrication Washing, Polishing Steam Cleaning Service Calls D: E. R. Ch 1 amness Phones-Day 4233 Night 248K Dr. R. I-I. Rutherford KERMIT KASTEN, Proprietor SEARLES' ICE CREAM STORE ROSZELUS SEAL TEST ICE CREAM CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Shuttleworth Motors J. R. fBudJ Shuttleworth your BUICK dealer 251 NORTH BROAD PHONE 96 OARLINVILLE P g DENY CARLINVILLE GREEN HOUSES ERNEST LAPP P 1 t SAY IT WITH FLOWERS CaI11nv11le Cxeeuhouses PHONE 108 R 1 CARLIINVILLE COLONIAL OPPOSITE ALTON STATION CARLINVILLE ILL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 51 FEED SUPPLIES REMEDIES BABY CHICKS PHONE 387 BOENTE S SERVICE SHELL GAS OIL GOOD YEAR TIRES TUBES FARM TIRE SERVICE PHONE 256K CARLIINX ILLL ILLINOIS DAVENPORT S CAF E HOME COOKED MEALS 115 NORTH WEST STREET CIRLIAVILLJJ ILLIINOIS P Dglt + . , 1'OJ1'I60l' 0 O from , . V. ' I 342 Hoehn Street DRESSED POULTRY YEAR AROUND 7 9 O O O O 7 I -I I V 9 .' I I, I Schaefer's Jewelers Since 1891 CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS 'A' WE HAVE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 0 Tru-Art Diamonds 0 Bulova, Elgin and Waltham Watches 0 Franciscan Chinaware 0 Elgin-American Compacts 9 Shaeffer Pen and Pencil Sets 9 Fostoria Glass Community and 1847 Rodgers Silverware Fine China Dinnerware Silver Plated Holloware Men's Jewelry of all kinds Ladies' Bracelets, Necklaces, Pearls, etc. Page Eighty-eight Mfg! Y V' ff W 30 fdzfg' 1766115 ' W' 'X A sf 'Wa Tfwvfg 'W 'W ,if xx. X Q'X Starr s - N S SN SY RX fy s X elk ffxv ICI CREAM Such a d1Sh meets every wlsh from smooth texture to tasty flavor And best of all thls favored treat 1S del1c1ous and nutr1t1ous Contams 'esta NUTRIMIX our speclal ICE QREAM superior mxlk nutrlent as a lavor east STARR BROS? Inc Page Elghtv nme ,Tax-K - : -1 : , ::- f -.:'....--' -. l :, 1 v f- , -', 1 -v ill .. ,er 1, 111: --it .T , 'Rf i -1. T.. ...A ' 0 1 IN I X -li . -i X f f ,f . 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DODGE and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE PHONE 252 CARLINVILLE Carlinville Feed Store ARCHIE ARNETT, Proprietor WAYNE FEEDS Custom Grinding and Mixing Feeds and Minerals TIEL'S DRIVE-IN SANDWICHES COLD DRINKS CURB SERVICE VVEST MAIN STREET PHONE 40714 CARLINVILLE PHONE 28 CARLINVILLE C 1. t f VICTORIA BEAUTY 011111 1111611 S O 1 111 NORTH WEST STREET AL PHONE zouc OARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS We specialize in Permanent Waves, Hair Cuts, Shampoos, Sets, Arches and Facials LAVERL QUARTON HILYARD Page Ninety H E M P H IL I.. S SERVICE STATION VV8,SI1lI1g WHXIIID Lubllcatlon Trres Batteues ACCGSSOIIGS 101 VI EST 'VIAIIN ST PHONE 636 BATES MOTOR 8: IMPLEMENT CO ALLIS CHALMERS FARM MACHINERY OLDSMOBILE CARS 320 xx EST MAIN ST PHONE 130 b0Il11J1l111611IlS of CarI1nv1IIe Cleaners C I eanlng 317 WEST MAIN SI' CARLINVILLE PHONE 191 L QO111D1l1118Hf,S of THE CARLINVILLE DEMOCRAT Nlacoupm County S G1 eatest New Spaper WOODS RADIO SHOP BEST EGIUIPPED RADIO SHOP IN TOWN 128 VVEST MAIN STREET IHOND 109 CARLINX ILLE BRIANZA S MENS and BOYS CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS 196 XVEST MAIN STREET LEO LPIAINIA LUTGER S BABY WEAR WALL PAPER STORE 224 226 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 152 K Lenghton s Grocery fFormer'Iy Whltworth I FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES AND MEATS 638 SUMNER STREET PHONE 4911, XVE DELIVER Page Nmety one 9 5 If 1 ' . M A . . 1+ '1 ' T '1 ' 'T C C Personalized Dry ' o 4 ' I l I I 1 4 - T 9 Y 7 J N4 L ' I 7 4 I ,x TZ' I I . , . ,S o I 4 - Congratulations C LA S S O F 1 9 5 1 CARLINVILLE HI F' C mpliments of . . . ' C. D. MARSHALL, Inc. 321-25 WEST MAIN STREET PHONES 146 and 21 MARSHALL-BROWN CCS Inc 218 WEST MAIN STREET PHONES 129 and 62 Our Business 15 LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL In Nounal Tunes we cauy 111018 stock than any 0thG1 yzud m Macoupln County OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS REASONABLE me me lad to be ot SGIVICC C R MURPHY LUMBER CO Page Nlnety th I 7 V, . . If your order is large or small . 1 1 0' ' - ' 1. . . . 3 . . I 0 O B O W Y E R ' S Cycle and Sport Shop The Most Complete Line of Cycle and Wheel Goods in Macoupin SILBERGELD SHOE STORE 'lr Quality Shoes for the Entire Family County at Low Prices WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS SOUTH SIDE SQUARE CARLINVILLE Coinpliments of- YELLOW KID GROCERY FROZEN FOODS PHONE NO. 1 CARLINVILLE WA L. K E R ' S 5c to 51.00 STORE Always the Best for Less Complete Line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES PRICES THE LOWEST RAABAUTO SUPPLY FM and AM ZENITH RADIOS LOEHR DRUG STORE Your Prescription Pharmacy Headquarters for School Supplies Drug Sundries Parker Pens and Pencils Kodak Cameras and Films RALPH C. SURMAN, R. PH. Proprietor PHONE 420 CARLINVILLE PHONE S1 CARLINVILLE Vlfe Give Eagle Stamps lVIILLER'S HOME APPLIANCE KLOCKE JEWELER Dealers for Gibson and Crosley WATCHES DIAMQNDS Refrigerators, Ranges a11d all Small Appliances JEWELRY Hardware, Stokers, Electrical WATCH REPAIRING Supplies .NORTH BROAD ST. CARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Page Ninety-four GRAHAM DRUG STORE Smce 1850 COIHDIIIDQIIES Of SCHNIEPP HARDWARE RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND RECORDS Nmthwest 6011161 Squaxe C3.l11HV11 PHONE 67 le QOIIIIJIIIUGIIES of I-IEMPHILL nga KELSEY JOHN W RUSSELL ATTORNEYS AT LAW CARLIINX ILLL ILLINOIS G B Arnett gl Sons INSURE AND BE SURE ARNI 1T BLDG CARLINVILLE ILL A policy for every hazard B R O W N S SHOE STORE SELMA I' BAKER BERNARD CBEINJ BROWN IXIELVIN BROWN PDRRX RANDLL CARLIIN X ILLE ILLINOIS AND SON F1 1.C,1da11 e Appliances Youngstown Smks Roth Pumps Nu Enamel Pamts EAST SIDE SQUARE PIIOINE 600 R1 CARLINVILLD BUSY BEE BAKERY QUALITY BAKERY PRODUCTS 'NIORTHVVDST CORIN DR SQUARE CARLIB VILLE ILLINOIS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '51 COMPLIMENTS OF MARVEL THEATRE Page Nlnety tu e v 1 1 w w u ' ' N ' R, . ' Ll 77 . N L ' . , . f I I ? A I - Complimellts of . . . E I 4 . 0 E ,.0,. .1 . 1. 1 - 4, - . 4 7 Z' 4 , . 1, , A - 4 1 I 1 T4 T 1 PERROTTET-LEEFERS if PHILCO REF RIGERATORS, RADIOS, TELEVISION AND RANGES ABC WASHERS FLORENCE GAS RANGES RIFLES SHOT GUNS FISHING TACKLE BOTTLE GAS RANGES POWER LAWN MOWERS ir WEST MAIN STREET CARLINVILLE Page Ninety-six HENRY J FLORI PLUMBING HEATING SEWER WORK REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS A SPECIALTY PUMPS and BRASS GOODS PHONES Off1ce 387K Resldeuce 477Y OFFICE 131 EAST MAIN STREET A C WETZEL 81 SON SHEET METAL SHOP GUTTERING and SPOUTINC. WARM AIR HEATING GAS COAL ou. ROOFING SLATE TILE METAL EAST FIRST INORTH STREET CARLIINVILLE ILLINOIS T R O V E R S RATHGEB BROS PHOINE IOSL EAST SIDE SQUARE CANDY S OFT DRINKS CIGARETTES TOBACCO PIPES MAG AZINES NOV ELTIFS Tractor Sz Equlpment Company FERGUSON SYSTEM FARM MACHINERY 116 SOUTII EAST STREET RETAIL and WHOLESALE IIIONL 30a CARLINVILLE Page 'Vmetv sew en I I O ' 5 -1 -T 1234 4 ' 41 I I, . O . V14 . 4 4 Q O 0 4 Q 4 O O 'I I O J 0 . 41 :. ner 4 1' ,- ' H Sz IVI Appliance, Inc. GENERAL ELECTRIC, MAYTAG AND ADNIIRAL APPLIANCES Bottle G-as for Cooking, Heating and Tractor 502 NV. SIDE SQUARE PHONE 148 MURPHY 81 MURPHY JAMES H. MURPHY LUCILE J. MURPHY ATTORNEYS AT LAW CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS VIRDEN, ILLINOIS GEORGE'S BILLIARD PARLOR RECREATION MAGAZINES CANDIES SANDWICHES HOCH STREET Best Wishes to the . . . ' CLASS OF '51 BLACKBURN COLLEGE PIONEER IN SELF HELP E. R. P1-IELPS ATTORNEY AT LAW CARLINVILLE, ILL. CI-IISM'S RESTAURANT MR. AND MRS. MARION cHlsM PROPRIETORS 129 SOUTH BROAD STREET GOOD FOOD SERVED RIGHT Compliments of . . . C. F. BRUGGEMAN PLUNIBING-STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING 131 SOUTH BROAD STREET CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS C. E. DRURY General Contractor 117 SOUTH PLUM STREET CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Page Ninety-eight H ERZBERG ER J EWE LRY ELGIN and HAMILTON WATCHES SHAEF F ER and PARKER PEN and PENCIL SETS HEISEY HAND-WROUGHT CRYSTAL JEWELRY SILVERWARE WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS METZLER BROS. Distributors of GASOLINE KEROSENE OILS AND GREASES AUTO ACCESSORIES AND TIRES FARM IMPLEMENTS 201 WEST MAIN STREET TIME SHOP WATCH REPAI RING ALL WORK GUARANTEED TIIVIED ON WATCH MASTER Located in Woods Radio Shop PHONE 56 CARLINVILLE 12S VVEST MAIN STREET CHESTER TOWSE E. J. LOCKYER DRUGGIST GROCERIES MEATS PAINTS STATIONERY HARDWARE GIFT ITEMS PHONE 37 CHESTERFIELD ILLINOIS CHESTERFIELD ILLINOIS P g Ninety ELROSE MOTOR co if PACKARD and WILLYS i' GENERAL REPAIRS Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing MOBIL PRODUCTS TIRES BATTERIES WASHING and POLISHING i' ALL SERVICE GUARANTEED i' LOCATED OPPOSITE THE ALTON DEPOT Best Wishes to .... Senior Class of 1951 Q MACK MOTORS Inc 9 YOUI' ea el' Page One Hux ' 2 lf'6l,ll lQ Ullnlflflff l Q0l,lfl'lel y i --J I a I 'fig 'gill a K ra L ffm ! +i 1777? 1 QA vq xya? Buneithat 5315! Tfedie A Farmers' Co-operative Purchasing Milk Products . . . an Processing Butter, Dried Milk and Condensed Milk 1,400 Farmers Patronize Prairie Farms Creamery It Pays Them a Profit Hundred TWO IIOMDR VI XVILSOIN STAINLEX N WILSON PHOINE N0 301 WILSON MOTOR CO Pontiac Cans and SBIVICB REO TRUCKS Case Implements and Parts CARLINVILLL ILLINOIS FINE FURNITURE CARPET I IN OLILUM TILE XVFSTINGHOUSE APPLI ANCES The Gustav Heinz Co 20Q XVDST IVI-XIN STRLIY1 C XRLIINVILLD ILLINOIS IVI Schupmann 8z Sons I EATURING BLUE RIBBON FOODS FAMOUS FoR FINER FLAvoR OROCERIES and MEATS PHONE N0 8 CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Graduatlon Sults . . When Vou tlunk of youx Gladuatlon Quits and Aeeessoues think of SURMAN S G1 aduatlon Sluts of Good all wool ha1d fl111SI16CI xx olsteds ale 0u1 Jec1aIty Smale 01 double b1 easted THEO. .I SURMAN Page One Hundred Tluee 4.y., ny.-Q 1 rl Y1 . I O ' O, 0.1 ,.1 0 O . - -. 'VJ 1 I U Q 0 ,bla 4 04' A T' 4 I ' . 0 0 I I . . . . rx.. '- P4 , . . . 0. 1 7-v 1 1 51' ' O O l O U in 1 Y!! . . MACO PI FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 'A' FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT SURGE DAIRY EQUIPMENT ir 222 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE 404 CARLINVILLE Patronage Advertisers Dr. I. H. Bernhardt Denby R. Boring Dr. M. W. Buehrig Costello Abstract Company Ferketich Funeral Home V. Fiorentini John T. Harding I. K. Juergensnieyer K1'oger's Dr. R. H. Levi Dr. VV. XV. Lusk Madden Electrical Repair Sain McCormick Novak's Market D1'. R. L. Peesley Peebles Shop Carl Scheller Seal Service Station Dr. H. VV. Stephenson Tebbe Welding Shop YVestern Auto Associate Store Harold Wiggins Dr. H. G. Zilni Page One Hundred Four Index of Semors Allen, Chrlstme I-Hges 21 6 Cl1o1us 1 2 4 FHA 1 2 Pep Club 2 Allen, Zelma Pages 18 29 31 63 Cl1o1us 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 Pep Club 2 .1 Calllll H1 4 Class TICHSIIIBI Z Anderson Patsy Page 113 Cl1o1us 4 Pep Club2 .1 Cawallel 2 4 FHA 1 2 Barnstable, Ronald Pdae 6 Bau Bel Buvl Boe Boe Boe ClV'll1Gl 4 T1 1ck .1 mann Jeanne Pages IS 21 24 28 Go be Chorus 1 2 4 Gnls Ensemble 4 Magorette 1 Flowel ot the Moon 1 B1 1111 St0Il'l'l Pep Club 4 Caw111e1 4 C11l111 H1 4 LlXl'D,., C0l1St1tlltl01'1 4 m Earl es 11 29 42 44 Go lx Football 1 2 3 4 FIHCK 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 4 Bldlll SLO1111 3 T1sl1 4 Ca1l1n H1 1 4 Lette1111e11 s Club C211 '1l1e1 1 n Allle Jo P1563 19 28 29 59 6 FHA 1 2 3 Cl1o1us 1 2 Pep Club 2 2 C.11 1111 H1 4 Cavaher .1 nte, Beatrice Pa es 19 29 .11 PQ A 1 2 .1 1 Cl 1s2 4 ClVdllG Ca1l111 H1 4 nte, Doris Pages 22 29 31 .13 B llll 1 2 3 4 Ghoxus 1 2 3 4 Cwahu 1 4 FHA 4 Ca1 1111 H1 4 Dll11Sl218l 4 nte Larry Pages 79 42 44 46 48 Football 1 2 3 4 fCapt 41 Basketball 1 2 ack 1 2 Bas ball 1 1 Carl 4 L11111,, C011st1tut1o11 4 Boulllon Charles Pages .15 FFA 1 2 3 4 Tlack 1 2 Cross Countxy Footballl 2 Basketblll 1 2 Bouollon Joyce Pages 17 24 29 .11 s I' A2 1 4 Cl1o1us1 2 .1 4 Pep Club2 Cawal1e1 4 Ca1l111 H1 4 T1sl1 4 L1brar1an 4 Bradwell, Lee Pages 22 24 64 CNot ,:,1aduat1ngJ Brnegel Barbara Pages 24 25 29 ol 3.1 64 68 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Octet 4 Glrls Ensemble 4 Mmstrel 3 Pep Club 4 FHA 4 L1bra1'1an 1 fFl0I1l M 11 T1 Hlgh Peor1'11 Brlstow Roberta Putman fNot b1acluat111gJ Blockmlller, Robert CIIOIUS 1 D E Club Brockmlller Shlrley P.1.,es .1 Pages jf 4 4 fF1Ol11 N01 mandy H1.,hJ Pages .30 64 Cl1o1us 1 2 3 PHA 1 D E C111b 4 Brown Dorls P 1ges Cav al1e1 4 Carmody, Mary Jo Pages 17 21 29 21 .52 31 31 64 .16 64 Cl1o1us 1 2 J FHA1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 B1.11n Sto1111 T1sl1 4 Ca1l111 H1 4 Cava 11 4 LlV1l1g COIlSt1fl.ll',lOl1 4 Chlsm Glorla P1365 39 V5 Cll0l1lR 1 2 FHA 1 D E Club 4 Clardy Mary Ruth fS1l21 24 29 6 64 CIIUIIIS 1 2 2 4 FHA 1 2 J 4 Latm Club 2 CP1es J Pep Club2 3 4 L1b1a11a112 Cav1 1 o 4 'C 11111101 Ma1sl111l Co11st1111t1o11 4 Dunn Paul Football 1 2 1 4 Dwyer Nancy C1101 us 2 Goode Ina Mae C Ol us 1 2 Talxe1 2 Harms Gerald I' 1 1 Harms Norman F+A 1 2 1 4 Haynes Marian 43 Ca1l111 H1 4 Class Sec 4 G11ls Ensemble 4 LIVIHQ DAR AYYc1Id 4 Paaes .19 46 4? G Basketball 1 2 3 Band 1 P 156 A12 Pages 21 24 .11 ob 6 FH1 1 Pep Club Tmke ages 31 ldCl1 1 2 3 B1sl.etbalI 2 Pflges 19 21 .1 Pa es 17 21 29 LllJld.l13.ll 1 L1w,111g C011st1tut1o11 4 Band Cdlllll H1 1 CIIOIUS 1 Cl'1ss Sec 2 GAA 1 A 1 2 Pep Club 4 T 1 4 131.1111 Sto1111 fF10ll1 Ray111011d Hxghl Hazel Dorothy Ann Pa es 18 19 24 29 31 .13 65 66 FHA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 4 M'1Jorette 1 T110 2 Octet 3 Glrls Ensemble 4 Carlm H1 4 Cavaher 1 2 3 4 Bram SlL0lIl1 3 Cass T1eas 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 L1v1ng Constltu tmn 4 Page One Hundx ed Fne I . . ' I ,I, . . I , I I ,. ' , 11 , U 93, 118 . ga . . 51 U l . , , 01 1 - 1 1 1 U- ' ' ' 11.3, 6 1 1 1 , . . 'w . fl. .' ' 1 . . . ' ' U . I D 1 3 ! I '45 Y ' . -I . . 1 ! ' ' ' . I I . ' 7 1 ' ' , ..., - Q 4 Q . . . , .1 . ,. 11. ,. ' . . . I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I C ' I .. ' . , I '01 'zz I .. . . .1 1 ,I , - I -L 2, . 1 .U 1 -11 11. 1 ' . H. Us . . . . . 3, 4. W A n hx IK ,, ' , 79 9, Lt ' Y! , , ' ' , , 1 1 1 1 1 ,JI I I - 9 I . I , I . . 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Hope, Mary Kathryn Pages 24, 28, 29, 31, 65 Chorus 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Cavalier 4, Carlin I-Ii 4, Latin Club 1, Music Club 1. fFl'0lll Hills- boro Highl. Hoxsey, Betty Pages 29, 31, 37, 65 Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Carlin I-li 4, Librarian 3, 4. Hunt, Gene Pages' 29, 42, 44, 62, 66, 67 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Class Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Carlin Hi 4, 3 C's King 4. Jackson, James Pages 29, 66 Cavalier 4, Carlin Hi 4, Living Constitution 4. Jacobus, Delano Page 66 Johnson, Mary Ann Pages 19, 22, 29, 66 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Carlin Hi 4, Liv- ing Constitution 4. Juergensmeyer, John Pages 17, 23, 29, 31, 39, 66 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 3, 4, Tish 4, Carlin Hi 4, Living Constitution 4, Cavalier 4, Track 1, 2. Justice, Alice Ann Pages 20, 22, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31, 36, 62, 66 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Class Sec.-Treas. 1, Class Treas. 2, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Carlin Hi 4, Solo Club 4, 3 C's Queen 4. Killian, Dene Pages 35, 66 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. Konneker, Judith Pages 19, 23, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 36, 52, 66, 68 FHA Delegate, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 23 OC- tette 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 iOffi- cer 41, Cavalier 2, 3, 4, Carlin Hi 3, 4 fEd. 433 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 fOfficer 33, Girls' Orchestra 4, Solo Club 3, Brain Stornif' 3, Minstrel 4. Kuntzmann, Helen Pages 21, 24, 29, 31, 66 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Cavalier 4, Carlin Hi 4, Brain Storm 3. Page One Hundred Six Lake, Lenora Pages 24, 31, 33, 66 GAA 2, 3, FHA 2, 4, Chorus 1, 4, Cavalier 4, Pep Club 1, 4. fFI'0l1l Louisville Highb. Lee, Jim Pages 21, 35, 66 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Brain Storm 3, Car- lin Hi 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3. Long, Robert Pages 21, 31, 39, 67 Track 1, 2, 3, Cavalier 4, D. E. Club 4 fPub. Mgr.J. Love, Dale Pages 17, 21, 28, 35, 42, 44, 67 Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 QTreas. 31, Baseball 2, 3, Chorus 3, Brain Stor1n 3, Tish 4, Minstrel 3. Martin, John Pages 39, 67 Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, D. E. Club 4 fPres.l. Mefford, Keith Pages 17, 29, 31, 36, 46, 49, 62, 67 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Junior Mar- shal 3, Student Council 3, 4, Class Vice-Presb dent 3, 4, Brain Storm 3, Tish 4, Cavalier 4, Carlin Hi 4. Meyers, Robert Page 67 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. Miller, Betty Pages 18, 22, 29, 31, 33, 67 Chorus 1, 2, Majorette 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Cavalier 2, 3, 4, Carlin Hi 4, Latin Club 2. Mitchell, Shirley Pages 17, 20, 21, 28, 29, 31, 36, 42, 45, 67 Football 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 1, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4 fPres. 43, Class Vice Pres. 2, Brain Storm 3, Tish 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Living Constitution 4, Cavalier 4, Carlin Hi 4 CEd. 45. Molen, Darrell Pages 28, 31, 35, 67 Brain Storm 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cavalier 4. Monetti, Norma Pages' 29, 31, 33, 37, 67 Chorus 3, 4, FHA 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Cavalier 4, Carl,i11,Hi,4, ,Librarian 4. Morse, Robert Pages 31, 39, 68 Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Cavalier 4. Index of Semors Morse, Wlnlfred P eslb 20 23 29 36 47 '10 53 S B1nd1 2 3 4 Txack Queen 3 Cl1o1ns 1 2 3 Oetett 3 Mxnstlel 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Caxaliel 4 Carlm H1 4 Class Sec '3 FHA 1 2 Cheer leader .J 4 Student Counul 4 Ho111e Connng Queen 4 Pnerce Marjorue Pages 24 68 Cl1o111s 1 2 3 4 G11ls Ensemble 4 FHA 2 CdVlllEl 4 B1a1n St01111 3 Plstorlus Marlanna Pages 29 31 36 52 68 C110lllS 1 2 FH1 1 2 L'1t1n Club 2 3 4 Cava l1e1 4 Ca1l111 H1 4 orter Ted Pages 21 29 39 68 Band 1 2 Football 1 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Calllll H1 4 Baseball 4 Stage Rlalylgel 4 L1V1ng Constltutlon 4 Ross Audrey Pages 17 22 24 25 26 28 29 31 36 52 68 nfl 1 2 3 C us 2 3 4 Octette Guls Ensemble 4 Mlnstlel 3 4 Bram Sto1n1 F1511 4 Latmn Club 2 1 4 Cavz1l1e14 Cal 1111 H1 4 L1VlHg Co11st1tut1on 4 Rossettl Helen Caval1e1 1 2 3 4 CEd 41 Ca1l1n H1 4 FHA 1 Q es B lf 1 3 4 Chorus 2 Gnls Ensemble 4 Student COIIIICII B1a111 Stoun TISII 4 NIIHSU el 3 4 Pep Club L11 111g Const1tut1on Glrls State 3 F I4 Delegate Page 69 1 1 4 D111 61 s 4d Club 2 Band 2 11710111 GIIIESIJIG H1gl1J Ruyle Franklin Schnlepp Betty ages 22 29 .1 39 52 P 11d 1 2 4 CIIOIUS 1 Ca1dllQl 2 4 M1nst1 el 4 Pep Club 3 4 Carhn H1 4 Stage Ma.11ager 4 LlV1llg Co11st1tut1o11 4 S hott Charles Pages 29 69 Band 1 2 Bootball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 D E Club 4 Schwab, Albert Pages 35 69 FF41 2 3 4 iPres l Searles, Marne Pa es 18 19 24 25 29 1 33 GS 69 Cl1o111s 1 2 3 4 FHA1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 M1llSllGl3 C'1rl111I-I14 C'11al1e1 2 4 Gnls Ensemble 4 Shroyer',Vnrg1n1a Pages 18 22 29 31 33 39 69 Bnd 1 2 3 4 FHA 2 4 Pep Club 2 C211 al1e1 1 4 C'lI'l1l1 H1 4 Slegel, Nancy Pages 22 31 36 39 40 52 69 B 11d 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 M111st1el 3 4 L.1t111 Club 2 3 4 fT1eas 3 Pres 43 Cav 11161 3 4 L1Vl1'lg COIlStltllllOI1 4 Carhn H1 4 Smclalr, John Pa e 21 31 39 FFA 1 2 3 4 Cavaller 4 Starr Harry Pages 39 Calllela Club Band 1 2 3 L1v111g Co11st1tu t1on 4 Stllle, Rhad Rlggms Page 68 lNot g1acluat111gJ Cl1o1us 2 3 4 FHA 4 Pep Club 4 Caval1e1 4 Talley Loretta P es171S 22426212931 9 Ollls 1 2 3 4 Mtuorette 2 3 4 M111st1el B1a111 01111 T 1 4 BHK 2 Club 2 1 4 Cfzvaller 4 Carhn H1 4 Solo Club Octette 3 Thomae Pauline Kramer aces 18 19 3 29 31 39 Pand 1 2 FHA1 2 3 4 Cavalxer 2 3 4 Culm H1 l Pep Club 2 2 4 Bra1n Storm 3 Varner Pauline Pa es 24 29 31 3 6 FH4 1 2 4 Cholus 1 2 3 4 Caval1e1 Cafllll H1 4 Latin Club 2 3 Pep Club 2 l LIVIIIQ Co11st1tut1o11 4 Sextet 2 Octet Gnls Enselnble 4 Page 0118 Hundxed Seven I I w 1 , . ., . - . 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