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

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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

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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

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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