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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

fam I 1a1wlU + X Fl ml I X in X THE CARLIN HI 1952 X My f V!! I f Us lsx XY , 31T?gfE551,lj, Q vs' Qjxx Q J: fxi Q! ?1l m 'Q Q A T ., 'xxx ,' I I X I ,, f ' ALP N H wx A Q is w w' f'5,f51 Q,QfW Q wg 1 2 f ' s fa-L-,e,+ 1.M ' lb M 5 I X fa-7fU.La:H.:-S, , My , ,. -'V' fx 'f '9-i1' -hJ5P Q S 'X . 3. 44, A1 Ev-' 9W Page Two The arlm H1 1952 B9f016 the nmeteen f1fty one Qdlllll H1 was yet dGl1V Mg- ued 1ts Jlllllfll Ffllflll Shnley Hope and her skele ton stall wut llllbllb engaged laylng the gIOLlI1dWOlk L? lOl the next bette1 than evel Carhn H1 Spung sports had to be photographed the prom and other act1v1t1es too could not be fo1gotten These people XVQIQ fmdmg, out that thlngs had to be DONE For the 11lOSt of the staff th1s reallza t1on came qulte a b1t late1 but to all lt came Just su 1n 51 th1ngs came to a focus w1th b9f01 e Ch1 1st1nas QI nu L EN a1t1c1es belng taken of Va11ous V:- people and glOLl1JS alound the school By the end p1l1ng up at a fantastlc rate and Ccaught wlth 1tS padded covers down by the untnnely lllness of 1tS 6d1tOI IH ch1efJ Was about to bog of snaps and uncompleted copv we ,iv nnsslng negatlve had been found of copy had been typed he mg deadl1ne had been met and the 25 FINISHED A deep s1gh was aud1ble tl'l1OLlgl10L1'B the halls of C C H S as the staff members settled back to am a1t the products of the1r labors Tens1on 1nounted as the date set f0I the d1str1bu t1on neared 1ncl1nat1on of oVe1 the11 Laxhn H1 Carllnvllle 9 xi as C Commumty of January Jobs yet to be done WQ19 at tunes It seemed as 1f the staff down 1n a sea But at last that and that last b1t F'eb1'ua1y 11 Ca1l1n H1 was F3 and then lt Was ALL 01 Q1 at last If the the students to prefel the11 yearbooks textbooks IJIOVGS anythlng the 52 should be a success H1gl1 School, Carl1nv1lle, llllnols Page Thlee 1 I . X . x ,6 I. - . V . - . ..? T' ' f. J. ' . ' ' f1'1 ' I 1 T1 ' ' ' - , S . . ' H . I In I . . .. ' T.-,E T V. ' f YQ- 7 3 7 N . ' ' ' . . , , I I, . - ..41'l 1-4. . ' ' . 'iz We . ' - ' 1 ass1gned and photographs bemg 1 W sv I . ' ' ' 2 7 cc 77 3' at . . . sv-4 . J' ' ,X HN-X ll x x -Q t - E? ' . -- f' . ,h f- I . - . ' 1 ggi ff ' . - . -5 xy Y- ' ' - . , xxx XL-. -' , X ,:- . ' . y ? - - . ' . 1 4 I kai- ' ' 7 , . . 3 313.5 ' . . - ,E - . . in . o 0 Q 0 c 0 c gl Working as junior editor on the 1951 Carlin Hi, the editor, Shirley Hope, gained a lot of exper ience which stood her in good stead when she started to pick her staff and plan the 1952 edition. Since money is a very necessary item in the publication of any kind of book, it seemed important that good business managers be chosen. Willie Lott and K Kendall Harding were given wwf this spot. Willie en- gineered - the concessionsg g T Kendall planned the advertising Vli., campaign, and the two collab- orated on subscriptions. ov,+ l ,eZ3 aft' 1' 1' ..e, HHH hmlllllvlllwlhll 'll J' X Q- ij- A Div lskul -1 M M Page Four 1 Q 3 ,9 Q I X KES' 1 s 7 We 1 G' , ll' O D The Class of '52 traveled comfortably in a convertible. These are some of the things we remember especially about this yearg so scan the next eight pages carefully-they tell our story. Page Five SEPTEMBER 1 9 5 2 BROUGHT THE OPENING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR Thronged e haunts We attended classes, age Sxx We shall always remember those first few days of school when it was such fun to see the friends We hadn't seen all summer an d to look over this year's crop of tender green freshmen. Of course, We found time to do a little work, too. Gave the freshman l b girls a good start Page Sevex ,. , n . u A , -.lr , '79, XXX .Jw I I m x j . f '- t - iv u I 'lli' 5' s 135, ,a N ,A - A 'DM' L 'x..,i5' And sometimes we even studied Studying became a major problem, but apples, eokes, sandwiches, a n d easy chairs helped sweeten our toil. The Cava- lier Came out every month, crammed with news, and mixed in now and then were 21 few dances and parties. How we loved the football games-win or lose!! Page Eight WE STUDIED, READ THE PAPER, DANCED, AND CHEERED THE CAVALIERS e hee d th d BI basketb Il too U Ten Nxxxi l l f x mu F..kew-Jr.. 4152- A 'T' I ,- Then the basketball season 3.l11V6Cll That meant a game or tu o each xx eek and lots mole cheeung Lets pass ovel the sk1n tests and thlnk about Lh11st1nast1n1e Queen Pat and Klng Cauoll glltteled at the Snow ball Dance-and later ou1 new basketball trophy glittered, too. NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER BROUGHT US BASKETBALL, TROPHIES, AN The Christmas season brought the Snowball Dances royal court And this trophy from the Pontiac Basketba Tourney ,hs The women teachers enjoyed their new faculty room, And Shirley closed a record three years as Along with everything else we f eund time to MONTHS FLEW BY AND GRADUATION TIME ARRIVED We took time to congratulate Shirley on her cheerleading record, to realize that our teachers could he very informal outside the Class rooms, and to thank our dietitians for the very delicious food in the cafeteria. Then, almost hefore we knew it, we were gra duating' l 05 nf ' 54741 'zc -'. .- ' '- y A r' f' -'e -ni fty? -P' Q? Last came graduation night and the end of high school for us. eff qfifviff iw w Q25 Q va 4' CL M X 65 Wa J J wg 2? Q3 CLASSES rg N 'A ,ii-lwxx f ,fx f -S A -S' 'G' 'E K ii' Z 311' Si ' .., A , ' ,U , Q , 1-- Xlxxxx X -ah I, J 2 3 1 2 Y K9 I 1 S S KH' 'ion ..f ' D ' 1 ! Es 2,1 'O 2 SSE x BOARD OF EDUCATION 19- .-J 6 10: .pf-I Y... L to 11Lht H L Glldf-,E wupl I ws nd Le ich Q llu L111 1 ox We V Clank lm 'N1lLollo111 1511 r XX xltel l'oLhl1n5.,to11 llmu 1 lllll fl.llSldLlll fOl11l11llllllN Ulllt Sehool Dlstllct No 1 as been lll Qxlstelue noxx f0l f0ll1 xeals and dm mg., that time the same sexeu men h ue Iilltllflllh serx ed the pubhc as 111911111615 of the Boald of Education Xx01klllg xx 1th them has been N11 II S httlepaage bupelln teudent ot Schools C3lllllVlll9 lS fflltllllillt Indeed, to have had thwe Ql.,l1TL 111611 to Sllldfi our schools tll1OllS.,ll thls dlfflcult tune ot 18 O1 .,.11111atlo11 Page S1Xf,8611 SUPERINTENDENT H S LITTLEPAGE MS and M i y' se.. my , P -x it Q A Lef I . S. itll ' . I . . llm 'z ' 11 ' . llolvrt, 1 'H mort. 1 ' 11913 v ' v ' 1 ' , .' . I I he ' L I . h if y x ' ml-'iv .1 V ' . . . . B.S., . ., . Ed. N, xv, . .' ,- ' H , 2 , - - , , . l 1 x x 1 i , . . - - 1 .- ffff . A ' ' ' ' 1 ' R 1 - ' f5u2?,.3i wif' A X A . , A 1 . . . , n . , l x ' I ' A , , K .1 .lr 4 . 7 i V . 4 . . . . . . U - .U-. 'V 1 ' K 1 . Asslstant qupermtendent lll chaxge of Secondarv 9dl1C2ltlOll Llllt Dlstrlct N0 1 PIIIIKIIDHI of the Il1,,h School Counselm and XLINISOI PRINCIPAL R E LEASMAN 9l1. ,aw Aga COUNSELOR SECRETARIES NIRS ANN H P C A MAN BETTY SCHOEBERLE H ead Secretary Dxrector of flIldZ1llC6 Dean of flrls Ilbrarlan Froup Guldance Class MRS NORMA KLAUS KEAGY Q0111159101 Assistant Secretary has--f' Page Sex euteeu 1 . . Lib! L, . ' ' f . Y O . Y . . . L K , A , , '. I. . , I X . , Ut n , 1 . . f' - , 'A' 5 1 4' n u . -3 A 'li-w -4aa . - I 5 sg is ww, 1 M zfif ,fbi - ff' .- 1 . I , . 1, , I ' , 1 , 1 , I f J , , 1 , ' V , 7.5 .LA A 1 N WX 5 A' 5 . F 51 o J. . 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'flaw' vii .W Robert lnyart Q Ill UlQllllJllllX9 I'd1 1t1o11 lJ11xe1 T1 llllllli, Alvarleta' Kasten Xlgeln 1 l 1 e11e1al 8114114 Robcrf Knmberlm sus C l1e1111s Stanley L Klaus Xglllllltlllf' I Mrs Pauline Kunz lw b Home Eu111o1111cs, Mary V11-gunna Mack S 111 111581031 Pducatlon tm Cule 'ieuloz Phu FACULTY and CAFETERIA WORKERS A xerx ll1l1JOIt3llt part of our tune OllISldQ classes was spent 111 tl1e lunch 100111 1111916 Hrs Boehte head of the luneh p1 oject a11d her' help ers Nhs bhade Hrs Horan and X115 NlcKee p1epared I1OllllShll1g hot meals fO1 us Several students ass sterl at S8lXlllg tl1e food dllflllg the two lunch 1J6llOdS I11 the plc H116 ale, left to llgllt, Mls NICKee, Nhs Boente, MIS A101311 M15 Shade was not IJIQSQIII fm the IJICUIIG Page Nineteen Lloyd J NlcElh1ney Mary Nutt I'-.l Pong C Rel Nllx 1 lchn D Rossettl N P11 lm1kee11111 Albert C Sharer' ll llkllll A N Hele-'1 Stemmons 1 1 l'l111e f871ll 1 Sol1d C 90111 FACULTY and MAINTENANCE P 15,6 T11 ents as M-uv ,, 11111 11 txpmg lu11gl1Sl1 boo 60311151 S103 and 111f1t1 cue 1e1s Nlllallf l1el1111 all th classes fue 1oo111s l1u1lcl111gs cam puses etc Sexelal people a1e alxx ass lmsx l1eep111g the 1113111111618 11 ell mlul l1el1111cl tl1e srenee Ill clmrge of .ill tl11s 11.1s 0111 H11pe1111te11ce11t of NIf1111te11f111ce NI1 lese Talklngtoll Coach Physlcal Educatlon for Men Mary Hoyt Stoddard B A Enghsh III Laun I 'NN' Junlor Play Mary Thackaberry B A Engllsh I M Mrs Marjorie Wack B M Chorus ,RDA Cather-me Rammel Speech Correctlonlst Clara K Brunner IN School NUISS FACULTY and JANITORS Faculty and students ahke could hardly have carrxed on class work wlthout our Janltors They sweep the floors, carry the supphes up from the store room, flre the furnace, de hver the mall, open the bulldmg for partles, games, and practlces, and fetch and carry every mmute of the day for all of us They are Chas Carroll and Joe Latvaltls Page Twenty one fvfii grik E? W V ' A Louis Stivers, 1 I 1 IW K v C x- . I V B. S. v' I f I p R. 5. ' X - ,af Left to right: Robert Taylor lpresidentl. Dale Kasten ftreasurerv. Doris Raab tsecretaryl. and .lim Leach tvice-presidentl, CLASS 1952 Carlinville high school looked awfully big and awesome when we 124 fresh- men entered its doors four years ago. Ho Never, with JoAnn Ernst presi- dent, .Ioe Formea as vice-president, Pat Neighbors as secretary, and Art Kon- neker as treasurer, we pulled through. And then we were sophomores. We tall 120 of usl elected .loe Formea president, Bob Taylor vice-president, Shirley Kessinger secretary, and lloris liaab treasurer. Our County Queen float, won second prize in the annual parade. As juniors, though we had shrunk in number to 104, we became one of the most active classes in school. Our president, vice-president, secre- tary, and treasurer were .loe Formea. Bob Taylo1', Shirley Hope, and Pat Neighbors. Under Mr. ltossetti, we staged a magazine sales drive which cleared enough money to let us give the seniors a banquet in addition to the prom, the theme of which was Let's Take an Old-Fashioned Walk. The junior play, Our Miss Brooks, was enjoyed by all who saw it, as well as those taking part. Page Twenty-two Studious seniors. They went that way! Smear 'em up! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Verna. P. E. class. The wheels! And then, there we weree the big-wigs. the rulers, the terror of all freshmen, tand, we might add, tear-hersj f SENIORS, SHP of us. We elevt- ed Hob Taylor, president: .lim Ileavh, vit'e-presideiiti Doris liaab, secretary: and Dale Kasten. treasurer. l'n- der the guidanve of Mrs. Chapman, Miss lildred, and Mr. Kimberlin, we set out on our year's adventures. First came the float, Our Crusade for Freedom. Then came the play, with all the del'c-ions fun we had at re- hearsals. The Little Dog Laughed really was a suc'c-ess-orvliids to Miss Mac-k. We ordered vlass rings: we ordered name c-ards: we ordered announcements: we began to plan our gift: we had College lJay : we began to think about our commence- ment program, which Mrs Cllapman helped ns write. Yes, now we can verify that little ditty whivh we doubted so inuch four years ago4 the one that ends, Seniors know, and know that they know! SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT 5 ROBERT TAYLOR Popular Council Members, left to right: Joe Formea, Verna Behme. lloris Powers PreaQhing?? You're hooked. lt's history! cgjmijsrfp d m,, Poor car! Where's Santa? Us e O ree 0 Deal me in. f Page Twenty-three Page Twenty four Gary Adams Talkatlve Darllne Albracht Plactlcal Marjorle Bnlbruck Athletle Dean Anderson Happy go lucky Helen Barnett Happy Mary Rose Buazallnon Frank Joyce French Behme Qtyllsh rna Behme Alvena Blevms Vlanmheaxted Robert Bell Nonohalant Jane Bergan Caleflee Darlene Boatman Splrxted Bonnie Bettis Llkeable Phyllus Bnlbruck Bevers Tempermeutal Rosma Bomkamp Frlendly Ve Sensible John Boston Entertalmng Wanda Brockmlller NICE Dorothy Burnett Serene Duck Boulllon Speedy Shurley Carroll Gay Theresa Costello Peaceful Glen Bounds Calm Mus1ca1 Richard Davenport Enelgetlc Pat Bowyer Untroubled Nancy Denby Studlous Charles Duckels PPOSDCI ous Evelyn Bramley Lively Wayne Dugan Independent Jenneth Dwyer Loyal Page Twenty flve Millard Crouch Page Twenty SIX in 'QC 1' Q9 'l' M Jo Ann Ernst Neat Eugene Featherstone Fun lovmg Kendell Hardmg P0llf8 Joe Formea Easy golng Robert Frank l11dl.l9tl'10l1S Donald Harms UH3SQUllllllg' Gene Gahr Reetlesq Walter Goode COIHICHI Marjorie Harrum Glaceful Loss Gotcher S my Lyndal Graham Honest Gerald Heggy VS ltty Mary Ruth Groves Wxgorous Carl Hallbauer Tlust wolthw Fred Herschelman Level headed G Y A W 4 6 . 'U' ei. A 152131. W' fe: . 9 i ,' F 1 New-f 'Y' Shlrley Hope Sweet Elsle Horky Qulet Kenneth Jones lmpetuous Carroll Kasten Modest Dale Kasten Alert Shirley Kessmger PGDDY Arthur Konneker Handsome Rlchard Knudson Good looklng Donald Leach Dependable James Leach Playful Louis Lenze Humorous Lucy Libro Thoughtful Mary Lou Link Mannerly Joan Loges Spunky Willetta Lott True Page Twenty-seven Pi L M. 4 'W TC- V ik:- Nu... ,sr Page Twenty eight Bettie Martin Cute Lawrence McCormick Serious James Meno Athletxc Marilyn Mleher Genelous Anne Miller Relxable Daisy Miller Cool Patsy Neighbors Oldel ly Edward Newby Pnoud Carol Novak Efflclent M ary Phelps -xgleeable Doris Powers Tiny Edna Pursey Pleasant Doris Raab Lady llke Howard Rands Retumg Ronnie Rath ke Lnpredlctable lg, gr Xl N af.. 'sv' YMMTZP 'Z walk KR' 435,31 Ji' 'lim-A if ,.......v 'ls Ek 6 fa ' 4 ' . . A 4 My K: 2'4 'T ii yup' ' ie. Lv .. 'gf , A ,q ,ri. '.i. X l,. W e 5 :,V, j? 3' A y ' , 1 'Q D913 Y' 'uk' 'li 'If' qw-ev kh- Jack Rosentreter Open-minded Sallie Straub Considerate Marilyn Tetzlaff Poised Mary Helen Schoeberle Cn-operative Norman Thorpe Brllllant Dale Tleman Reserved Terry Schuetze Xllsc hey :ous Nancy Totsch Altlgtll Gene Uder H3ll1W0lklIlf, James Stauffer Geutleu1.1uly Pat Upton Nlatul e Delores Weatherford Xctlve Healty Robert Welte Jolly Joyce Yard Earnest 'W NAA ur fi, his. 1 3431 'nd X'-1 Page Twentv nmf. . . . . . ' r QV' an Edwin Stayton ,.--1 ,V ' I ,VVA , V X , 5- V svn 5 Y , 'fe ' H Q -:,, . Bay Lg e xg, i? Q. g l , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right, Evelyn Iihoads, Glenn Jennings, Iiill Schuetze. Darlene Arler CLASS OF 19.. 3 The class of '53 started the freshman year EIT strong, but has since then drop- ped to 72. This year, one of our most im- portant years of high school, everyone was very careful to help choose the class officers who would best help the class and bring them out on top at the end of the year. The officers that were elected are president, Bill Schuetzeg vice-presi- dent, Glenn Jennings: secretary, Evelyn Rhoads, and treasurer, Darlene Arter. The council members elected were Myron Glenn, Carole Parsons, and Pete Denhy. Bernice Borman was a hold-over from our sophomore year. The first of our many major activities this year was the Magazine Sale. This was undertaken so we would be able to have the best ban- quet and prom that has ever been held at C. U. H. S. Evelyn Rhoads led the sales with a total of 35275 and the ten who sold the most subscriptions were pre- sented with a steak dinner. Page Thirty A team??? Jed Jones Just Plain Lum.' It's Cameron The unholy eight fx 5535-nu an was in The next class activity was preparing our Hallowe'en float. We were very proud of our float and won first prize in the school division. The float was named Our Divided World and de- picted a scene f1'o1n within and with- out the Iron Curtain. Our class is very proud of the fact that we have three veteran cheerleaders among us and a number of varsity football, basketball, track, a11d baseball men, as well as lllally song-birds and band lll6lllbQ1'S. Adding to all this our junior play and the prom, we are certain that every one agrees that this year will be one long to remeniber. mm mi ft Council iucnibers. lcft to right: Myron Glenn, Carole Parsons. Pete llenby, and Bernice Borman. Youngsters' Ready for service? Bottoms up. D'd f II? Charlie, my boy! I you, ,a what is itv Our Divided World ' OUR DIVIDED VDRLD Page Thirty-one l Q-. fr Xndex son Tal y -XIIIIQI son Donna X1 tel Dallme lhew lolxn FnQnnng.,e1 lieth lielll Ru haul 39141191 Patv ' I lomne X en 1 -.sv 9 1-an lwkevs llonilfl lwins Xllan Inman lie liown A1lene 'cm n lieth PPIISIPIIIIUI C no lwlsk I3 arlmli Bonn than e e Blown Melvin C .alxelfl Cfnolxn 'W Pull ldul flenn Xlxmn C dl lnody Chai len Laudle Dorm Ch3lllD10Il Gene dcey P11111 X fl.-lllf.,8l Nldllffllf' Cole Betty Coyle Que Lux Fred Cxfi-'QIIXXAII Rlthdlll Cnmes Iohn fllllll Xxonne DHVIS John ,F Denby Pete Dow ns Qlm ley Hdlllli Gladys I bv Hdwnes Jamee Page Thu ty two He den Allce H lleblant Hel n 'Q' 1'f'Y 'WOIIIS Donald Nlullens Karl lxeel Helen f have llm ln Ruth .lllllllllgh Glenn Ixewby lTdll6Il0 Pxlqenberg Dennle Paxson Carole lxelley Alue lxlllldlll Betty Perungs kmley Reed Llla Reesol Anne lXOQt8I Wlary Ann lxx luxe AlV1Il Rhoads Ewelvn qCh9ll8l Jean X Qchuetze B111 A A nys. lXlllltZlllclll W1ll1a1n I ttle Howard Qchu ab Betts Slllblall James Spoonel V ayne my Lott Slmley xx , llar hall DOIIS Nix S li -1.1 8 Stults Allene f Q N ' Trlll, Rogene Tlue Martha Nlal tlll Ilxek Nleyel s, Gal y Tlue, Maly Uder Wilma Walden Nlarllyn Wald, Geneva Q -nr- W ii 'V . '-4 'C 71 ..-4 f'fI j IAQ 1.4, N X 1' Page Thu ty tln ee ' fl' X jf ' ' fi A ' Q L. iv ' 'A , . ' ' 'QA 5 V ' ' ' 35,5 l ' A t . , H , -V .V.V t' 'f fm, 1, V , 1 a .xg , ? , H . 1 A ' .f yn 'V N5 ' 5--f-n1'-' Sl fi. l ,4' ' t . , Q if ' me 'N ' - I wi Y , by ' ' wr ,f ff. ' ' X, ' ,xx , , z ' ' ' f' 4:1-if f f 5 df ' . ' : V . - ' . ', l ' K P f' ., 5' A e l we Nr Y K j K K l , . V 5 A A .mx fx -A s t, , M.: 1 AM, -' . 1 ' ' K K ' ' I . , x yr ' X 1 1 xy' f : - V 2-S. . -- Q J CLASS Left to right, Alice Taylor, Bonnie Hoxsey, Virginia Schtnidt. and Frank Meyers. Last year as freshmen our class offi- cers were as follows: Barry Kon- neker, president: Karen Neighbors, vice-president: Audrey Allen, secre- tary: and Margie Bivin, treasurer. Our class sponsors, who, by the way, helped ns very ninch, were Miss Kas- ten, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Stivers. In October of that year we took a prize in the Halloween parade with our float entitled We Will Cook Gilles- pie's Goose. Again this year as soph- omores we have a very good set of officers. They are as follows: Frank- lin Meyers, p r e s i d e n t Q Virginia Sclnnidt, vice president: Alice Tay- lor, treasurer: Bonnie Hoxsey, sec- retary. Our class sponsors, who have helped and are helping us, are Miss Hoehn, Miss Stennnons, and Mr. Hagelnann. Page '1 lin tv-four Gimme a bite. The coach. Wheel it Wheeler. Us girls! The morning after-- SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ln Uctober our class came through with flying colors in the lIallowe'en parade, taking one of the top prizes in our division. Our theme was On Moonlight Bay. Several of our boys have done all right, in football, bas- ketball, and track. As freshmen we had botl1 quantity and qnalityaat least we had quantity. A few of our boys in Ag. went. to the state judg- ing contest and came ont with first division ratings. Then some of the boys and girls in our class received first division ratings in band con- tests. The class of 1954 will keep right on following the good examples set for us by the classes that have gone before ns, and we will keep right on trying to set equally good examples for the classes that are to follow. have it in gear. Smackll Smitty. Ruth Karen Rosemary Caught you' the night before. -lon Moonlight Bay Shut your mouth' X k.,k Q Q 1 'V ,, ff Q li ,af Page Tlurty SIX 'X 1 J E' Y' .Q Akers, Margaret g f QQ ,Q Alle11,Audrey 3 Q ' Q: Angel, Bill 1 1 A Q m r , Q Armour, Ruth K, ' Qfg. Ha1'rli11g,lSill 1 . Qi 'J f' PQ i He11fle1's0n. David 5 ,f , A ' 7 'f x K V X Arnett RODBII Bakel Joann Bangext Ruhaxcl Bennett Charles Hoeltmf, le11111ette Helnz lack Best Eldaleen B1lausk1 'Xian Xllll Bnk Robert Bum 'llargle Heyen Laml Jean Hulxel on Raynlonrl BLat111an VS 311911 Bomkamp Paul B0 ton Sue Allll Bldllll9y Celaldlne Holley I'1e1l Horsey 150111118 1 lx Laufleld Patruu L,lldlllDl0ll Robelt Lhapln Donna lmel Shllley lx muh Donn 1. 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Left to right. Jon Eldred. Donna Ricchiardi. Gaxle Fi une Bern nd Leiai When a group of freslnnen entered the doors of the C'.C.H.S. 'way back last September, they were just as curious as to what high school held in store for them as they were undecided as to what might happen to them at the hands of the mighty seniors. They soon found out that the stories they had heard about the seniors were just a big bluff and soon the freshmen were ready to take their places-just as big as the next guy. On opening day there were 89 freshmen ready and Waiting to see what high school was like. Not long after school opened, all classes held election of officers and student council members. The class officers were Bernard Cerar, president: Jon Eldred, vice-presidentg Donna Ricchi- ardi, secretaryg and Gayle Frame, treasurer. The representatives to the student council were Patricia Shirley, elected for a period of two years, and Arlene Kramer, .lane McCollom, and Carolyn Konneker, all elected for one year. These officials have served very capably in their respective capacities. Page Thirty-eight We entered a float in the Hallow- eten parade, the theme of which was a haunted cornfield with various members of the c-lass dressed as ghosts, a witch, and a black cat. This float came in fourth in the judg- ing. On .lanuary 18, the class sold a variety of refreshments at the bas- ketball game, the proveeds going to cover the cost of the float and to add to funds i11 our treasury. When semester exam time rolled around, the freshmen were again in a dither wondering just what high school semesters were like. When they re- ceived the reassuring comments of upper classmen that exams werenlt too hard they felt better. With the able help of our c-lass sponsors, Miss Kasten, Mr. Davis, a11d Mr. Stivers, we freshmen think it's been quite a year and can only hope for as good luck in the future. Council Members, left to right.: .lane Mcflollom, Arlene Kramer. Carolyn Konneker, Pat Shirley. Bee scene. Grade school daze. Shorts. Byrd in the bush. Higher! HaIlowe'en Chesterpatch. tk ,-qw Page Thirty-nine 3 1 Page Forty Allen, Shirley Anderson, Ronald Anderson, Russell Angelo, Bruce Aust, Joan Bar-on, Beverly Baumann Robeit Bown Loretta BIOQKIIIIHQI Ernest Burnett BenJamin Burnett Harold Bud Caiolyn fkldl Bfillldlll Chism keith Chism Maulvn Cosgllfl Blllle Cox Thelma Clouch 'Vlary Jane llfn is Halold Dovs 11S Donald Iluckels Howard E11 hen Raymond Flch ed Ion lf lelds William Fones Robert Frame Gayle Geiger Gerry Gibson, Dorothy Gracey. VVilma Graham. Nadine Cunning Edna Gunning Xvlllldlll Glhlllllll Alfi ed Ham ke Deanna Haley Joyf e Hall Peru Harms Flelda Halrls Nlaigalet Hlckerson Caly Johnston IN ora Ixarnes Kayan King Thomas Kirkland John Klein Joyce Konnekex Caiolyn wr 'ff ' Mid a JA., F .4- .f-I if 5 mmf-Sf N fm 3 'lx kiwi, ffl ,-ii QXV, ,l 5, IL, in Kramer Ailene Kuester Linda Lou lxuntzman Eunice Lei itz Wllllam Lilly Evelyn Link Mike Lneoke Bonnie Vlaheriy Clarence Mack Hoitense NIcC,oll0m Jane VlcNish, John Mefford Alice Vleye rs Elmo Miller James Miller Jo Ann Vlorris Dale heel Thomas 'ewby Ailene Vassilos, George Walton, Don Wheeler, James Wiggins, Ronald Wilson, Mary Noble Kenneth Paul Ronald Pomtei Blllv Poperem hnv Nu holas Proctor kenneth Rands Dorothy Reid James Rhodes Chester Ricchiaidi Donna Robbins Jlllll Ruyle Judith Schoeberle Rohelt Seamen Roy Shade Keith Shanner Robert Shirley P'1tric ia Qtanfield Chester Starr Howard btill M'1ry Kay Summers Shirley Thompson Marilyn Totsoh Keith Turner Wilma Utt Robert ,Q 4 ,. A... 'rn faq AE! -rg f V Q -3? 4 nga' ff of fa, wa. 14:94. jf' 1-,...a-sm '-' . ... 11, 3 ' my-:, jill, 113 w i' 32 ,, I, - r-. To 3, if N assi' -,ss-as M. -. 4 'A . 7 4 1 , f: J, .. In A Page Forty-one X Y M Nail so 3 in-L-3 sklg f f' 3 ii X ATHLETICS f CW W If X I A X 4 f X iv- I, M ' ' .. 4, Fkix ' 5 ' ' R wdghgl i - , ' Q. 1 1 Q 7' 9 ht: Dru- r ,ge ban-- t to 112 . Y . 0 hom- - Cheerleaders, lei Shirley Kessml-91' H Carol H95 en, The Cavalier record for the season was not too impressive but that does not indicate the spirit and cailber of boys on the team. Our record was one win and eight losses. Coach Sti- vers was really experiencing a team for next year because of the good prospects. Seniors were .Ioe Forniea, our very capable captain: Bob Tay- lor, fullbackg Gene Featherstone, guard: Art Konneker, halfbackg .lini Leach, guard: Ronnie Rathke, endg .liln Meno, tackle. The prospects for next year are very good since a lot of the underclass boys got some all important experience. The top junior prospects are Barry Konneker, full- back: .Jerry Wynn, halfbackg Frank Meyers, tackleg Bob Birk, guard. The seniors of next year have Dick Mar- tin, quarterback: Pete llenby and Bill Schuetze, ends: Melvin Brown, guard, and .lim Haynes, defensive specialist. The Cavaliers were rid- dled with injuries during the past season. THE CAVALIERS Left to right, Row 1: Bill Angel, Dick Martin, Bob Birk, Frank Meyers. Row 2: Jerry VVynn. Melvin Brown. Bill Schuetze. Barry Konneker. Row 3: Coach Stivers. Pete Denby, Ernest Brockiniller. XVZil'l'6l1 Boatnian. Chester Rhoads, Joe Forniea. Row 4: Managers Dennis Palsenberg. Harold Neel. Bill Kuntznian. .......s......-....,.-,,,, w 7,7 ,--QQ.-UA, r W , V 'vw' at Lf. Page Forty-four Q6 What the team lacked in players they made up in spirit. The Cavaliers were very ably coached by Mr. Louis Stivers and Mr. Galen Davis. Coach Stivers was in charge of line and de- fensive platoon, and Coach Davis worked with the backfield. Mr. Kim- berlin coached the junior varsity team. There were some promising freshmen that played on his team. Some of the more outstanding were Bob Fones, Ronnie Wiggins, Bob Shanner, and Chester Rhodes. War- ren lloatman, a sophomore, is prov- ing to be a good defensive end. .lim Mono was named on the Little All- State first team. He and Barry Kon- neker also got honorable mention for all-state honors through the Champaign paper The cheerleaders did a very good job this year keep- ing spirits up even through a losing season. Coaches. left to right: Mr. Kiinberlin, Mr. Stivers, and Mr PLAY FOOTB LL l ' L L to right. Row 1: Jim Leacli. .lim Meno. Gene Featherstone. .Ii1n llziynes, Gary Adams Row 2: Richard Kasten, Ronnie XViggins. liob Shanner. John Drew. Row 3: Pat Bowyer. Ron Rathke. Jon Eldred. liinley Perrings, Coach Davis. .W.,.... Page Forty-five an X F SX 1 xxx I-.4 M, .. 3 . 3 -wi .1 5 3 , W V K 3 Q, if AUS 1 Jin if f ff ' 5 5-wyyx V .nt if f- f....x, ' 'B lf? Q, X lt 'X 0 .- '. ,A N iq . M .my V N -. H W ww- -'Q 'N N 1 , 1 , wif it a QLEQV z 1, 'fx ww M,-w s., ,N .K , --.U -vw f 4 1, A' 1 y. n , if 4 y .--Y it-I 113, 1 ai FJ W1 gwx x,,?,,x M .. if wax ,2 ff N ak ifpiifzgix ,S wiv, W .,f 49 - rf! ,lf yi A A 1 'wh X1 ff ,I l8f N'-L-L.. Left to right. front row: Coach Davis, Jim Haynes. Dick Davenport. liill Sczhuetze, Dick Martin. Pete Denby. Coach Stivers. Back 1'ow: Ronnie Wiggins. Carroll Kasten, Jim Leach, Melvin Brown. Page Forty-eight BA. KETBALL Left to right, Row 1: Managers Denis Palsenherg. Harold Neel. Bill Kl1lllZlll2i.ll. Row 2: Ronnie Champion. Chuck Carniody. Ronnie Wiggins. Walter Goode. .lack Heinz. Russell Anderson. Pat Bowyer. Chester lihoads. Bernard Cerar. Row 3: Jon Eldred Don XValton, Bob Shanner, Gerry Geiger. Ron liuthke. Carl Kelley. liob Billllllallll Ernest Broekiniller. Gary Hickerson. 82 Br i QQ RQ sg , DH Q X , ir VN is '23 all v The Squad ln Action Agalnst Glllesple The 14111111113 cr oft tm 1 fast sta1t 1111s season 11 t11 11111s 0161 G11a1c1a11c1N11c1e11 They then lost to 6 11111011 111 0119 pocnt befo1e 1111111111g 111160 111016 games TIIGY lost to I 1tcl1 flelcl 11 io111 11011118 111 the b st .,.1111e pla1 ed by 0111 team t11 S season Tl1e tea111tl1e11Jo111 1191 ecl to 1o11t.1c lll111o1s to t1l1c pa1t 111 tl1e11 llol1cla1 To11111a111e11t 111111154 a 1e11 gooc count 1 msc ws th 1 tl1c1 11o11 second placc 011 tl1e 6011801311011 s1de of 1 conblc Qlllllllllllilll lo11111.1111c11t fl9f6,dIlll5 l'o11t1ac and 1ftf111gl1a111 The 56111015 on tns 1ea1 s tcam 11c1c 1J1ck lJ.11c11po1t Ca11oll lxasten 11111 Leach, and Pat Bo111e1 Ihck hast 11 s 1c1bc,1111cl1111, ab111t1 The La1al1e1s l1a1e good lnospects fO1 next 1ea1 for tl1e1e a1e f11c J11'1l0lS 1et11111111:, Pete lJe11b1, B111 5C111l61L9 D1ck XIa1t111 1111111311195 and Nlel 13101111 Ba111 IXUl1116l1.61 IS thc 1611111111112 sophomore 2l11d.ROl1I1l9 X1 1ggll1S IS a 1e11 prom lqllg f16Sl1l11d11 Coac 11 5111815 cl1d a 1nag111f1cent Job 111t11 tl1e bo1s a11cl at t1111es thev cle111o11st1atcc1 11 at t11e1 1eall1 could 1118.1 basketball Tl1e team sho11 ed real Splllt 119161 g,lXll15.L 1111 111 21111 contest andthe fans backed 1116111 1c11 11 ell L1ed1t should be 5211611 11he1e 11 11.1w ce1ta111l1 clue to 0111 XXO11d91f1l1 cl1ee11eacle1s N11 IJ a11s coacl1ecl a s111a1l but SCld1J1JX Jlllllfll 1a1s1t1 team made 1111 11108111 ot I19Sll1118l1 a11cl SO1Jl1OIl1016S C'o11s1c1er mg 111811 sue tl1e1 alc IJIHXIIIS, 1e11 good basketball V V. -. If- -K- ' 1 2 bl K1 . 'Q vi ' -' v 1 '- 1 Y'. . S ' ' . Q r 1 ' ' ' ' - ' KA .. ,N' 1' 1 - -. 'Dk 2. ,. 'fs 1 v . ' ' . , tv . l Y' -' . .Uv 1 ac-' of tl e s 11 ' s c1'c1. rt' ' s ' ' -1 - s ' thc, 1 31' 'z' 1 , ' ff ' 1- 1 . 1 ' ' l': v..'. ,. -1., . .v, . 1 .. ' 1 ' . . ,v. '. lJa1'e11po1't was the only regular that g1'ad11atecl, bllt next yea1 s team will miss Carroll ' 1 L, ' 1 - , ' ,- 1 ' ' v 1 v ' 1 f v . , . , V 1 1 kc .. 1 1. qt- - lf . . tv f I L- Y '.' Y v 1 ,'.' . '- Y , L, L. .v -c.. Y . 1. ' . 'v . . ' ., , , . , - , YY, , 1 . , . . .1 . ' Y' , , Page FOFIY-111110 ick Queens. left to right: .leannette Hoeltingr. Sue Coyle, Pat Neighbors. Winnie Morse. Alice Justice. Gary Adams wins low hurdles TRACK The 1051 track season proved to he a good one for the Vayaliers. They won dual meets with Carrollton. Vir- den, Gillespie, Mt. Olive. They also won the South Central t'onference track meet and got second in the Fentral Conference. The lfreslnnan- Sophomore Cavaliers won their meet too. Of the many lettermen. four were seniors. Earl Hellm pole yault- ed. high jumped. and broad jumped. Dale Love also high jumped. Harry Starr and Ted Porter were dashmen in 100 yard and 220 yard dashes. Earl Bellm, Ted Porter. and Harry Starr were also on the relay team. Shirley Mitchell threw the shot and the discus. The breaking of the Freshman-Sophomore pole yaulting record by Dick Martin was one of the outstanding eyents in the '51 season. Dick hroke this record hy yaulting 10 ft. S 5 S in. Other letter- men that showed up well were Far- roll Kasten. Art and Barry Konne- ker, and Gary Adams in the hurdles. Gene Gahr won the mile in hoth the South Central and County track meets. His hest time was 4:57. .lim Haynes, Pete Denhy, and Raymond Hickerson were the Cavalier half- milers. Allan Evans is a promising miler in the future. Dale Kasteu and Glen Jennings ran the 440. .lim Meuo and Ronnie Rathke threw the shot and the discus. All of these boys are returning lettermen and should prove themselves in the track season, Left. to right, row 1: Jerry Wynn. Ilick liouillon. Jerry Mitchell, .lim Leach. Allan Evans, Gerald Jones. lloheit llush. llow 2: Ted Porter. Harry Starr. Raymond Hickerson. Glenn Jennings. Gary Adams. Gene Gahr. Pete Dei Harry Konneker. ltow 3: Coach Stiyers. Fred Holly, Gene Featherstone. Shirley Mitchell. luck Martin. C it liasten. llale Kasten. Art lionneker. .lim Meuo. 2 ns ti t 'Q 1, .Q v if ' Q ' f 'l it 'WX I 1 l 'B' ' 1 , 1 2 Q 1 -Q., ,M- 90 4. .Q Eff .1 3 BASEBALL The Uavalier baseball team didn't have a very successful season in the Spring of '51, Weak hitting seemed the main drawback, the t63.Il1,S bat- ting average being 198. The high men in the hitting department were Bob Meyers .444 and Gene Hunt 243. The outstanding features of the season were Bolfs hitting and Dick Davenport's pitching. Dick Da- venport had an earned run average of .30 per inning. In 26 innings Dick had 359 strikeouts alld 18 walks to his credit. Bob Bell had 17 strike- outs and 8 walks in 16 innings. The won and lost record was 2-10. This is not very impressive, but the team showed promise and should do bet- ter this year. The seniors on the team were Mitchell, Porter, Meyers, Mef- ford, Boente, and Hunt. Bob Meyers received the Player of the Gamel' award. This was presented by Mr. Davis at the end of the season. K .5 I Pop calls 'em and Mel catches 7 . . '53 l . S , ,Q M a4.xm,f..,a 5, if , V . 'E -1L.4...-we 5' ILZFX . - ,. A f - . V .. M., .,.. fi.. .M ...: V 9- -l ' ' - Waving the runner on in. L tt to ri5:h'. Row 1: Ron Champion. Frank Meyers, Dick Davenport. Pete Denby. Mel Brown, Ted Porter. Keith Mettord. Row 2: llob Meyers, Hob llell. Gene Hunt. Shirley Mitchell. Larry lloente, llill Schuetze. .lim Lee, Gary Mex ers. Coach Davis. QC Qi if . bglllfxvll - A435 Page Fifty-four We played basketball GIRLS' SPORTS AND PHYSICAL ED This season began with a kiek- football was the starter sport As the weather turned bad quite early. there wasn't mueh football played. but the time spent proved to be ex- eiting. Several girls were injured, but none seriously. After the short sea- son in football, a much longer sea- son in basketball began. Six teams registered for intra mural games. The teams and their captains were as follows: The lloadrunnersf' Ar- lene Kramer: The Purse Snatvh- ers, Bonnie Bettis: The liougtailsf' .loan Loges: The Vhapinsf' Donna Uhapin: The lEoatman's, Darlene Iioatman: The l':llSll1lllfL1'l'S.N Beth linsminger. A ft e r the st-heduled games were played there was a tour- ament. Bliss Mavic c-hose the varsity six plus the subs for the biggest game of the season whit-h was the C.ll.S. girls vs, Blat-kburn girls. This was the first time the girls had play- ed an out-of-sc-hool team. Miss Mack and the girls did exercises-one, two, three, s-t-r'-e-t-c-hl Volley ball is a game that improves with time. After playing the game for four years enough girls have ac- quired enough skill so that we get a few exciting games. The girls don't put much into volley ball because they are looking back on the great basketball season and looking for- ward to when they can get outside for the sunshine and baseball. The highlight of this sport last year was the game played between the teach- ers and the students, which included water boys and all. In the last sport of the year, the girls, like the boys, renewed their skill in swinging the bat and catching the ball for a short but hard season of baseball. The classes chose teams and played each other in games. There were several intra-mural games. Between sports the girls did exercises, played games W.. on little carts, and danced. Girls' sports in our school are improving due to the increasing co-operation of students and faculty and to our won- derful teacher, Miss Mack. All in all this has been another great year for the girls. On the line of scrimmage Fun on the gym scooters Ready for the kick-off Page Fifty-five Q Ifwwj ff 3533 N ACTIVITIES xx V T ' 7 -' i I ' ' , if Q in 4 1 X X :III P 9 X Ni X X5 . K .I f , ' xxx ' B 0 ,lg I 0 I 54 'Q' , 14' , It' J - J ' ' X N- 21 In I X J X f al I N N I T K '-84.5, 1 V Ls .Sap X.-w.wf A H - ., 3 iii , 5 s V 'Q AWWR . ,EM , . .,, 5, X A fs. Q. ga wwf I ' - -,Ei . 1 Q E 7 vi KA , 1, Q. '::g,., . K, 2 6 I Q ai 'N-.1 Q ,. M Wax swf ? ,, 3 I . Sw '39 ' Business Managers Willetta Lott and Kendall Harding Photographers Pat Bowyer and Ron Rathke 1952 CARLIN-HI Junior Editor Vena Bloome, Mrs. Chapman fsponsori, Editor-in-Chief Shirley Hope. Page Fifty-eight Each year the Senior Class of Carlinville High School takes on the responsibility of editing the Carlin Hi. Since this is a big undertaking each member of the Sen- ior class is given the opportunity to help. There is much time and work put on this book, but it also provides a great deal of interest and information for the people who work on it. Since each senior class publishes the Carlin Hi it causes each class to work hard trying to develop high standards in order to better the annual of the preceding year. The Class of 1952 was no exception. The staff, under the guidance of Mrs. Chapman, their sponsor, and Shirley Hope, this year's editor, hope they have achieved these standards. The 1952 Carlin Hi is the sixth consecutive yearbook of Carlinville High School. The name, Carlin Hi, which is short for Car- linville High School, was selected the first year the school had a yearbook by the Carlin Hi staff. Each year the staff mem- bers try to discover something to make their publication an outstanding one. This year they chose The Sweethearts of Carlin Hi as a surprise feature. The members of the staff nominated six boys and six girls. From these one boy and one girl were to be elected the HSweet- hearts of Carlin Hin by the purchasers of the book. The pictures of the Winners appear in this edition. ..,...,,,N CARLI -HI STAFF WORKS HARD left, tu riglll. liow l: Shirley llope. Nancy Tolscli. Luvy Libro, Margie llilbrnvk. Patsy Neiglllmors. Vena lilomne, Carol Novak, Nanm-y llenhy. How 2: Fred Hersvllellnan. .Iini Leacli, Gene Featllerstone, Art Kon- neker, Farrol Kastvn. llale- Kasten. llicck llaveliport. How 3: Norman 'I'l1orne. Pat Bowyer. Ronnie mthke, .Iulin llostml. Holm Frank. 1NoL pic-tured: Marilyn Blieher, Delores Weatlxerford. lion Eskew,b left to right, llow 1: llosina lioinkanip, Mary Lou Link. Joyce llehine, .Ioann Imges, Mary Phelps. Mar- ble llarruni. Doris liaab, llonnie Bettis. XVanda l3roc'k1ni1le1'. Row 2: Mary Ruth Groves, Willetta Lott. Shirley Kessinger, Kendall Harding. Jane Bergan, Sallie Straub. .lnyve Yard, Row 3: Helen Barnett. Dar- lene lluatinan. Doris Powers, Edna Pursey. Evelyn Bramley. 4NoL pic-lured: Alrena lilevins. Dorothy Bur- entt. Anne Miller, Marilyn Tetzla :ge Fifty-nine l l I md- V1 H ...M Mimeograph Crew, left to right: Marilyn Tetzlaff, Norman Thorpe interviews Miss Carmichael. Mary Lou Link, Wanda Brockmiller, Miss Eldred Csponsorb, Don Eskew, Doris Powers, Mary Phelps. THE CAVALIER Page Sixty FOR '52 Copy Editor, Nancy Denby Miss Nutt fsponsorj Editor-in-Chief, Carol Novak The Cavalier, since its birth in 1945, has grown steadily with each year. 1951-52 has been no exception. This year, under a new plan, the staff was headed by three editors instead of two, as there were in the past. The work of the Editor-in-Chief, Carol Novak, was to plan the content of the whole paper, assign certain reporters to write the news, preside over staff meet- ings, a11d write editorials. The Copy Edi- tor, Nancy Denby, was responsible for checking all copy turned in by the re- porters, correcting spelling, punctuation, sentence structure, etc., and composing headlines for the articles in the paper. The job of the Make-up-Editor, Mary Lou Link, was to arrange the dummy copy and to oversee the typing of the stencils and the mimeographing of the paper. The new plan has worked out well, and it will probably be continued. However, it takes more than editors to put out a paper, there must also be a good staff. The Ca- valier had one this year! Yes, the news reporters, the columnists, the feature writers, the typists, the cartoonists, the minieographers, the make-up crew, the salesmen-all these people worked hard to make 15151-52 a good year for the Ca- valier, and they succeeded: but far less would have been accomplished if it had not been for our two patient, l1ard-work- ing advisors, Miss Eldred and Miss Nutt. Our thanks to them! CAVALIER STAFF GETS THE EWS lmll In rlglml, lluw I: Xll'HllIl2l XUISLIIINJVS. Azuwy livnlny. Vzlml Auvuk. Wille-ilu Lott. .luyml llfllllllkx. liill Sl-lluvlze-, NUl'lllliln 'l'l1m'ps-. lllllll .Xl'llllllll', Nlr-lvin llrowlx. limb Frzmkl Row 12: .XVI Klllllll-'kt'l'. limluifl Bettis. i'l1z11'luttv Kllllll+lli9l'. Yflllil lllumm-. liusinu llomkzmlp, Nlznry Lou Link, Mary llulh Gl'UYt'S. Sllll'l9y Kvs- Nlllgvl, Sllirlvy i'zn'1'ull. Nlurgie- llillwllcllc. Phylis l5lllll'l1l'li. lboris Nlzarsllzlll, l'1-Iv Ile-nlmy. liuw ZZ: .Iavk Ro- SPllIl'l'll'l'. .lim lmzlvll, llPl'llll'O' llm'mzm. Sllirle-y llolw, Hlllllllf' l'z1ul, .lim ll In-lt In Iiulll, Hmm l. X1'I'llil llvlnm-. .lsmv llvrgzum, Xlnmlu l:l'4N'klllllll'l', :u1lI'llj'll 'l'vtzlz1l'l', lmris lizmh, 11011 lflslww. llrmw- Allggvlu, Fu-rl Ile-rsl'l1e-lmalll. l'ur1'oll Kzxstvu, llulv liustvll. lluw 2: .luyul Yard. Sallie 5ll'2lllll. Nillllj' lutsvll. Mary ll. SC'llUOlNll'1P. .Ivan Svlwlle-V, Alive- Ke-lly. Sue- Voylv, Kay lizlrnvs, Virginia Slqllllllll. f'l1:1rlultv Slixlm-ll. Row 3: .loam lmges, Mary l'lle-lp:-1, l'z1t Nf'lAL1llll0l'S. Blill'-lUl'lt' llzlrrum. Helen l5zu'uvtI, lcllllil l'urse-V. Annex Mille-V, LIIVX l,iln'0, Doris Powers. 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Us ' 1 ,, 1, 5 V p 1: ' .1 4 A 111155311 , IL g , , JV' 11 1 v .P 1 111 X 1 V I , 1 V4 7: 'Q . 5' : , FB 1 11, 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' ' '1 A fn 1- A ' A ' 7 : A . -1. l,': A If 1. 1 'Q f 1 'A - , ,,. ,. . -v-Y J f - , PM -1211 f-Qa9,M'W ' . , - - ' v K .1 9 ,ll-a.n-u.-..gg-u QW' X l age Sixty SIX The Pep Club Xgam this xear the Pep Club was sponsored bx Nllss Nlarx Vngmla Nlack phxslcal education director Organized in 1049 lt has become more popular eafh xear The cheer leaders lead the Pep Club at games ind at special meetings These meet ings are held ou the mornmg.,s of games It is the Pep tlub that nexei lets the taxallers down Thex keep cheering the team on exen when defeat is in sight The D E Club The D E Club organized bx the class of ol under the direction of Nlr Inwart met ewerw second and fourth Xl ednesdaw of the month The club planned manw actnlties this xear among, them a field trip to I hu ago and the sending of delegates to the COIIYQIIUOII in Springfield Nlembers of the club are left to right Row 1: Bob Taylor Kenneth Iones lat Bowyer Bob Bell louis lenze treas.J Mr. Inyart. R xx : I1 libro Darline Albrac-ht fseczb Terry svhuetye fpresj tary Adams Bob Vxelte Dick Knudson tene Lder lim Stauffer ivice-pres.J. Student Llbrarlans This year there were nine student librarians who assisted Mrs. t'hap- man in the operation of the school library. Every girl spent an hour each day in the library taking care of students wishing to Check out or return books, keeping newspapers and magazines in order, straighten- ing books on the shelves and keep- ing the 1-ard c-atalogue straight and up to date. This year's student librar- ians were left to right: Shirley Car- roll, Ruth Horky, Wilma Uder, Doris Marshall, Darlene Arter, Geneva Ward, Edna Pursey, and Marlene Granger. tNot pictured, Anne Millerj. Projection Crew The projection crew is that group of boys who are in charge of ope- rating the sound amplifying and movie projecting equipment of the high school. Mr. Lloyd McElhiney is the efficient director of this crew. A new system was adopted this year whereby boys were called upon to set up the public address system at football games and other functions. They are left to right, standing: Ed Bosentreter, Joe Wiese, Dennis Pal- senberg, Don Harms, Bill Harding. Front row: Wayne Dugan, .Iohn Bos- ton, .lim Leach, Norman Thorpe. Ticket Takers The ticket takers, under the guid- ance of Mr. Klaus, took tickets at football and basketball games and at track meets. They were the ones who came to every game before any- one else and worked while everyone else was watching the game. They are left to right, Row 1: Billie Cos- griff, Nadine Graham, Margaret Har- ris. Row 2: Marlene Granger, Patsy Belcher, Marge Bilbruck, Helen Barnett, Darlene Boatman, Lucy Libro, Mary Phelps, Dorothy Burnett, Shirley Carroll. Bow 3: Bonnie l,uecke, Joyce Haley, Betty Dawson, Betty Bown, Donna Neel, Marilyn Chism, Melba Hacke, Barbara Lucas, Mary True, Martha True, and Mary Jean Wheeler. Cafeteria Workers Several of the CCHS upperclass girls helped Mrs. Boente and her assist- ants each day in the cafeteria. Since they attended classes in the morn- ing, they could have little part in the preparing of the meal, but they were of great aid to the regular cooks during the rush hours in such capa- cities as collecting fees, selling ice cream, serving, and keeping the serv- ing shelves filled, and cleaning up the kitchen and tl1e cafeteria itself. These girls are left to right, row 1: Willetta Lott, Geraldine Bramley, Betty Schwab, Daisy Miller, Mary R. Bizaillion, Wilma Gracey. Bow 2: Francis Gracey, Shirley Lott, Martha True, Joyce Yard, Mary True, Patty Upton. .1 -V ng. :Y 'Q in 3 sg D s 5.9 'sgfsg U 6 N 'gsfl Q, ? ':.'i5E2.,Q. 1 gift ,A xii Q35 Ava' u,'iA-:,'xgi+.zQ EBMHA g ': x 'A 55. afs O Ra lb. Sy ?Q:?a.? THE SWEETHEHET OE CHRLIN HI Page SIXIY elght SHIRLEY HOPE IW 5. 411 s Cho S U 10 'T 4 5 ' 1, 'Ff' li ' Gail ,,-Q'-Jig: E ' QQ . - 1' ' ' . 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' '- K. .Sy a . -1 fi gf ' 'F i N -Qian ., ' 2111.14-A L -' ,'.:'. 1 if 3? ' . 3 k K4 WY I I fa? ' , Epi ' of 1 Tv.. ' . gn. -wp. :, ,A . , . ' ' 3 . t ' ' asf A h if CHORUS PRESENTS PIR TE OF PENZANCE 'l'he biggest 1110111e111 0f the year, however, was the night of March T. U11 that date the Gilbert and Sullivan 1lpe1'e11z1, Pirates 0f l'Q11ZZ1I1L'Q,., was p1'ese11ted. SlI1glll5.CKllG1QZld- ing roles were .1X1111e lleesor, Ma1'c'11s MQ-Coy, Alive Kelley, and N0l'IllZ1ll Thorpe. Marcus, a f.Cl'21dlli1IQ 0f '51, had 10 be Hll1lllOl'lQdu beeause 1l1e high school C'1l0I'llS yielded 110 IGIIOI' v0i1-e high Ullilllgll 10 sing 1he leading 1'0le 01' l+'1'ed1'i1'k. To Clld the year jusl right, llll'l'l' were 1h0se 1w0 big events that 111111111 S0 lllllC'll 10 S0 lllillly 1,0911-HSC musi- eians, lJis11'i1'1 and State f'0llll'SfS. Allll last 01' ull, the h01101's zxssembly 011 the l1lOl'll- i11g 0f Q'flllllllvllVillllfllll D21j',XYll9ll 1l1e people wh0 had w01'ked so hard and deserved 1-redit were given their music' IIOIIOI' ziwurds. Y First hour offizersz Anne Reesor, Bonnie Bettis, Third hour officers: Verna' Behme, Alice Alvena' Blevins Shirley Hope Second hour offfcersi Nancy Denby, Jim Reid Operetta rehearsal Kelley 10 'ling -x li e Q Q 1 1, i lf Z gf 2 Q. FWWQ' CCHS CONCERT BA DS C1lll1'f'l'f lluml. lt'I'l In right. Huw li N'UI'1llIlll Tlmrpe-. Ve-1111 llluumv, Ile-Ill EllSllllIlQPI', Fzllwwl Novak, Nl2lI'L.1lP Ilillllllll. Huw 12: lmris llzmlw, .Kumi llc-vsmg llmmiv llc-Iris. lie-lure-s NVQ-axille-1'fu1'rl. Nlzmrilyn Kliellvli .lvzxlllwtlel lllwlting. Hill Angel. l'1u'uly11 Fal- YPl'1l.l l't'ClHt'l'Hl'1lPlIllilIl.IAllSl4UYf-'lPSS.Nllflllllll liuellle-11 liuw IZ: Yllklllllil liste-s. llunnie- IAIIIIIPS. Mary lmu l'tt. Kuyzm Karm-s, lluln lluumzlrlll. Gle-lm .lt'lllllIll.1S. .lPl'I'j' XX'yxm. Nlury l'l1vl1ms. ,lim xli'llfl. Nlillurmi l'1'uu4'l1. Hk'I'1lll'f' llurmzm. Hull lmvis. lmmlzn, Vllzlpill, lie-am lluy. lluw l: llewlay I,m'lu'. Virginia Nvigl1lm1's..lzn-li llwixlx, liinls-y l 'l'I'lll3lS, M11 livid, Alive- K+-ll+-51 lid. Nvwlry. ! AW' f HQ , A X' ll lmml, lvft In x'i,ul11. lluw l: llc-ity lluwn. lmris 'l'z1lki11g4tu11, Vzlml lfv11slv1'111z411.Gayle- l l'lilllP. .lim R+-irl. Ruth ,x.l'lIllJl1l'. linw 2: Mary Ann Hilauski. f'zv'l Kvllvy. 1':u'nlyn KUIlIlQ'kf'l'. Ilill lmritz. ltr-1'nzu'fl f'Pl'lil'. lnm Wultzm. lirllvef- gxllllfllil. Hula liirk, lluw Il: Mary .Izmef f'I'Ulll'll, lie-vv1'ly lla- wm. Frifwlaa llurms, Huh Shun- llPl'. GPl'I'j fieiger. limmie- l'z111l. l.zu'ry 'l'lw1'pv, limb Wilson. Holm l+'m1r-ls. .lulm Kirklzuld. Karl Fm'- tf-1-. Hmvzml Ibm-kels. l72lI'lF'llf Ne-why, llnrtensf- Nlavk, Mal'- ggurvt Akers, Row 4: NIV. Reid. .lim Lvdy. Roy SPZilll9ll. .Xilelw Newby. Slmirley llwyer. lhmllu liivvlliznwli. Page Se-vellty-two PEP BA The t'arlinville t'onnnunity High School Band, under the direction of Prof. George C. Reid. has c-onipleted another busy and successful year. For the first time since its organization, the hand was divided into two sec-tionsefthe Cont-ert Band and the B Band. Each group had a rneni- hership of approximately forty-two stu- dents. Among lllt'lll2lllj'21t'llVlflCS in which the lllL'llllJt'l'S partivipated were vont-erts, asst-inblv programs, parades, contests, festivals, and the Spotlight Minstrel. Last sunnner the group traveled to the Illinois State Fair and rec-eived. for the fifth year, a first division trophy in Class B. Led hy Larry Thorpe on Burk, the Cavalier horse, the niarvhing hand worked hard to entertain the fans and to add tfolor and pep to home foothall games. In Sep- teniher, they traveled to Hardin to march in the annual apple festival. The hand offit-ers. elevted by both bands, are: stu- dent direc-tor, Ronnie liathke: secretary, Alive Kelley: treasurer. Marjorie Harruml historian, Carol Novak: Convert Band librarians, Pat Bowyer and .Iohn Drew: Hand librarians, .lane AlC'flOll0l1l and Ber- nard Cerar. Page Seventy-three Larry Thorpe, as The Cavalier, and Buck, the Cavalier Horse The Marching Band in action on the football field The majorettes, left to right: Joyce Klein, Ruth Horky Joan Baker, Shirley Carroll thead majorettej, Nancy Totsch, Melba Dunn. NEW GLORY The tllm-me of the fllllllff was ll2lll'l0llS1ll. I,ot's Ilrinsg Ym-xv Glow to Old Glorvw wt the' stugv for Sl'YQl'2ll lllll1llH'l'S, the high- light and c-limux Cllllllllg with llt'lQll licrssvttik rezulhlg of AlDl'2lll2ll1l l.i11c-0111 Wallis at Mifllliglltf' The c-:lst clifl vxvel- lvut work as uttvstvrl hy thc- ohtlulsiastim- l'k'SllOllSP of thc- allrlivllve. Anne, Norman, Bonnie, Alice singing Uncle Ned Tho tvvlrl ng baton of Tallev and San Three Little Fishes -Endmen and Stooge Head Work :md Hot Al Drcw and Adams Aulrey Ross- What'II I Do Becky's drum taps +1 Myne We decorated for the dance The Alumni chatted happily THE I-IOMECOMING The Carlinyille lligll Scliool Student Council held this yi-uns llUlllt'l'OIll- ing dance Nuyellibci' 2,1 in the high school Q.Ij'lllIl2lSllllll. This danw has IJPVUIIIQ a tradition at C. C. ll. S. and, as usual, was enjoyed by all who attended. Many alumni seize upon this opportunity to renew old SCIIOOI ties. The gym was beautifully decor- ated with a false ceiling in red and white and drapes of the same 1-olcn' forming a wall for the dancing area. Music- was furnished hy The Key- notesn of Springfield, playing froin fl ILIII. until midnight. Pagpe Se x ents sm Everyone enjoyed dancing l.e-1's 'Fake All Old Fasliioiierl Walk was the Illtflllf' ot' thc .l1111io1'-S 'lllfll' 1 li2llli1llf'l-l,l'Olll i11 llUllOl' of the c-lass , - f. V ol l.I.1l. lliv rl11111v1' was se-iwwl at lS lU.z111rl fllll'lllQIlli' llll'2ll. e'111v1'1:1i11- lllfllll W El s 111'ox'i1lQrl lay N0l'l1lklll Tl llvltis. vor-al soloist. As Zlll uclclvf spe-viulty Bing Crosby z111rl tliv All- ilrew Sistersfwlio were 11o11e other tli All-11o. :xml .li111 lAl21f'll sang two si-levlioiis. A Busliel and a Peek and Ask Mo No Questions. After the liziiiquel. rlaiic-ing' to the niusiv ot Boots l31'e1111z111 c'o11ti1111erl lllllll lil The girls enjoyed the dancing Pat, Jim L., Jim M., Nancy. The boys preferred the food Everybody had a good time. TI-IE. PROM iorlw. piano soloist. Zlllll lgilllllltl Zlll Nzuivy lleiilmy. Pat llowyviy .li111 The Wishing Well was popul ...-1 Page Seveiily-sex' Theresa Costello. Nanvy Ibenhy. .L I t ,if - Q 1 l FTQRTI S-K ?'!'T'f' e Cast left to right, seated: Norman Thorpe. Marjorie Hdl'I'lllll..Illll Lean-l1..Iohn liostonulay Thorpe lonflooxl ilu- little clog. lioh llell. Shirley Hope, Kendell Harding. Standing: Willie Lott. Edna Pursey. Miss Mac .loymf Yarrl. Mary Ruth Groves. Shirley Kc-ssinger. Rosina Iloinkainp, Mary Lou Link. Marjorie liilbrut THE LITTLE DOG LAUGI-IED One of the first major ac-tivities of the vlass of '52 was the staging of the super voniedy The Little Dog l421llg.IllQfl,u under the flirertion of Miss Mary Virginia Mack. NVQ know we had fun and we-'re fairly 4-ertain the audienc-e enjoyed our play-at-ting along with us. Per- haps we were the first to feature a flop: in the title role of a senior play. Dinner is about to be served Horatio P. Honeywell gives Laurie the bird Laurie's ink-blot test on mother's guests Page Seventy-eight ff qv 4.551 ior play cast. left, to right. seated: Carol Novak. Pat Neiglibors Slmlex xessin ei ny s N11 ott. Standing: Shirley Carroll. Gene Featherstone. Marilyn Miehei l' in l ll l isex ni e ' s illhauer. Nancy llenhy, Dale Kasten, Delores XVeatherford, Ron Rithke Nl ix Loul lx Xnn11nTl1o1pe Sim lope. .John Iloston. Miss Stoddard. Terry Schuetze. Kendell Harding, OUR MISS BROOKS So that we, the class of '52, might present both of our c-lass plays in our edition of the Carlin Hi, we shifted our junior play from fall to spring. Under the very capable direetion of Miss Mary Hoyt Stod- dard we presented O ll r M i s s Brooks, which is an adaptation of the radio series of the same name. Miss Brooks produces sound effects. Combining play rehearsals with teaching Page Seventy-nine .BM Scared Mack? Ah' Squeeze m What a bulId Page Eighty Sweater gurl All decked out Young and Wlllnes party Pretty Baby Dont fall' Just Ieavlng Frlendshlp Open one for me' Snlff' Snlff' What fun' Watch the burdle Young love M-q MH WW Stoddard rndes agam' Float fun Smlle Ruthie Make up Hungry' Bob and Alyce Semor stooges What a pose' Pretty bake The tf'l0 Bermce and Ann Cute bow flegsj Ball pIayer'7 Track star Effects of love The Gan n fa Page 131331111 one j '? ?V' . 5, 1... , L A Q ft 1 19 .XA I ' ' N K A b A 4. X 'tm 1 ' 1: fz 1 Q H W-js' S ,ga ,Iwi 5 4 Jw . ii 9 1 VA B K 5 A H ' 3, 5 - V S 'Y . , U no . I V a, ' it 5 it ' L.2.---. . ' --- . 18. ' ' . 22. . 26. ' , 30. . 19. . 23. . 27. ' . 31- - 20. ' , ' . 24. ' . 28. 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A I 'QZSIG I . .- v' s-' 1, Congratulations CLASS OF 1952 CARLINVILLE HI C D MARSHALL Inc MARSHALL BROWN CO Inc IXQTTINTT C mpliments of .... 0 e ' 3 c 3121-25 XVEST MAIN S'l'lilClC'l' VHUNICS l-16 211111 217 2 S VE., A A U S RICIC PHUNICS 129 Zllld 625 HOMP Ii NV. VN ILSOY-V-STAYLLY Y. VVILSON RATHGEB BROS. 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