Carlinville High School - Carlin Hi Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)
- Class of 1958
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.W?V'WA?I!W K L CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS more ofthe picture appears and at the end of the year the entire portrait is before you consisting of .. CONTENTS scnoor. Page 16 1 ' SPORTS Page 45 CIIUI S Page 62 ACTIVITIES . . Page 80 With the Board presenting the slcetchings and A west ond view uf our nlorlcrnisfif' ,sclmnl N , . Q QKQL., W? THE SWEEP OF THE BRUSH of time catches CHARLES ASHWORTH, HAROLD HEINZ, HOWARD the members of the Board-WENDRLL AR- LEACH and EDWIN SCI-IAEFER-OH the job MOUR, WALTER POCKLINGTON, ROY WELLER, planning next yecmr's term. ti1e Administration activating timese ideas into a picture, RUNNING A SCHOOL can be com- pared to a big business. We at CCHS are fortunate in having two of the most capable men in the field as our execu- tives-MR. LITTLEPAGE and DR. LEAS- MAN. H. S. L1'1 1'l.u1x-xrcn B. NI. S., M. En. Superintendent ny Cmnmunity Unit Ilisfrid No. 1 R. E. LEASMAN B. M. S., NI. ED.. En. D. Assit Super- irzfmxzlmit. Priruipul. Comm-:'Im', ,AIIlJi.YUf, mul Clliilllflff SIIUIISIN' .pw MARK seeks udvicc from Mus. CHAPINIAN on u poem he is writing. the faculty Mus. ANN CHAPBIAN, A. B., NI. A., Dean of Girls, Director of Guidance, Carlin-Ili Advisor, Eng- lish IV, F reshnum Orien- tation Class. MAuc:A1u5T ENSXIINCIEII, B. A., English II, Social Science I. GLADX'CE MITCHELL, A. B., Ni. A.g Spanislz I, Il, lirxglia-lr II, Spanish Club. Som-n' Ross, B. S., Eng- lzlvli I. AIARY HOYT STODDARD, A. B.g English III, Latin I. II. Latin Clubs. NlAnr:.uu-LT IIANIIIS, B. A., Practical Matlwrmltics. directs us on to finish a masterpiece Miss RUYLE shows DAN. CHUCK. und ALLEN the proper methozl of watering plants. A1158 STUDDAIKD points out am ancient Roman lnndlnalrk to her Latin II students. vr i rf, 'F' 1 W? 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Mn. Ross keeps il quiet class during General Business. Ai.vA1ur:TA KASTEN, B. S.: Algebra I, Plane Gcfomc- try. lleu-:N Snzmuoxs, A. B., M. A.. Pirme Gemnetry, Aipfvlzm ll, Solid Geome- try, Trigummzctry. Louis XVILHITI-3. B. S.g Physics. CHARLES Hm'No1.ns, B. S. Physical Science, Chem- isfry. ALENE RUYLE., B. S.g Bi- ology, General Science, Science Club. STANLEY KLAUS, B. S., NI S.g Agriculture I, II, III F. F. A. Advisor. Mus. CHAPINKAN und Miss House- HOLDER conduct u discussion with ll class of Seniors taking English IV. Providing us with many opportunities to show our independent Mlis. XUHMAN liurrivs to typo thi- Scuiors' uctivitia-s for this year. Tlir- Biology class prepares il clziily assignment. KENNY CoMBs and LARRY BQENH: work tccliously on their shop projects as the your comes to an end. and co-operative abilities, our faculty l1as guided Louis Srrvuis. B. S. ix Log llzysical Education f o r B o y .s, Baslcvflmll Cmifli. Track Coacli. Aloxxxi-3 l'r3i'v,xn1m. B. S., Xl. S.: Physirul lizlumtimi for Girls, G. A. A. Atl- ri.s-or, Clwvrlvzulers. Nlirros Sc:HoNEB,xUM, B. S, ix lin., M. Eng Driu- Y rrx Training. Footlmll flllflfll. Baseball Coach. lli-Qxm' joHNs0N, B. A., Ni. Ag Civics, Ecorioniics, ,-lznvricrin History. CIEORCE C. REID, B. S. ix Music Eng Band. EARL GRIFFTHS, B. A.. M. A.g American Hisiory, World History. ?Zl,5'E ml, in AEL M p w e, . if H211 ' if 1, Q 'z Y Q, 1 .5. :iii K K jf fbiw? X l , 6, . fc ffmzz , ,rf , 5 V 4' , , m5 pl f .4 ww if ffbvf - , ,fl .V 7,7 V 3,5fQ9.i: zz 21:33 H , ' 2 4 .. f',f5TgifE 5'fifQi'5fgj 4 5223 f gf ,'fQ,f, 'Q -' 2222 1 , ff ',wy,,,3, E Q , 4gT1,,2 ', Q g aw- , 12 if 'zdliww af I Si I NIAHIAN Romuzn, B. S. IX En., Slmrthanll I, Ser. Office Prar., Clerical Office Praf. the strolces of the brush of time. Xxx. lifxxxrl. and ll-vi' work with alv- tmrminution to finish tht- yn-.xrlmuk Infml' tllr QI1-zlcIIinQ. Uhilv tlu- tima-r ticks. cu-ryonv in ming claw umm-vntrutvs on trying tu In-ttm-1' lm xumrrls per minute. if lunl ' a ' ' ' rod xxlniln- D1-'xw nun-- l,xx xlums -IICIKIH ilu- 1-urrvct mvt to lm lStlTTlllj, full 5' pourx an zlviml IN' is using intu -sttulu-. prcwin: that L-In-lnixtry is fun. joux D. Ross:-:T'r1, B. S., M. S.: Brmklcavpirlgz. Bz1.s'ir1U.s'x Aritlznw- tic, Bm-ir1e.s-.v Law, General B usinC.s'.s'. RAYNIOND Ross, B. S., Nl. IN Eng Typing.: I, General Bu.s-im's.su jxnrus Nonxmx. B. S. IN En.: As.vi.s'lant Fanflzall Coarh, l'lzy.s'- iral EIIIIFIIYIUII fnr Fl't'.S'llllI1llI Boys. AI.HPIIlT SIIAREIK. B. IN Eng IncIu.s'!rial Art I, II, III, IV. CA'l'liliRINl5 DEVITT, B. S.g Phys- iral Eclucafion for Freshman Girls. IIAZEL EDMONDS, A. B., M. A.g Home Eccmomics I, II, III. -1 Q . 4 M, Simi . R , ki fi: We TN 5, ,. 132555 , if ,gp pf A , 41' 7 if . Q 2 F A 1 93, 'S . . 'wr' 5 SCHCOL As the year 1958 begins the Brush of time showsthe. Freshmen, eager to participate in many activities, the Sophomores, looking forward to becoming upperclassmeng the Juniors, sponsoring a prom, and the Seniors, anticipating their futures. z 1 ' we f 5, Y K .M ., iw i K Q IIN srnmz sponsors X111 JOHNSON Xlus C1141 Xux incl Xlll SIINILHS help tln rln oltlrtrs Prcsulnni lim Xlxxx Xzrr Prtszclrnt Ioux Auxroux Cn lrrasurzrs Luna Dhxin incl Brin Xlmhum md Scurtarrf briniim XX xi 1 s prep irr tor tlm senior clxss trip THE SENIORS LEAVE C C H S regretfully but as we look back on our four year stay we a e proud of our accomplish ments We hold the magazine sales record have eleven senior football lettermen and five basketball lettermen and are Well represented in track and baseball. This year we enjoyed a senior class party, and won first prize with our float in the Halloween parade. These and many other memories go with us as we leave CARLINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. We hope we have been a good example and a credit to our school. un. s4-rw-s 1,Il'Ill'l'0llSlj' to XI.'m'1'lm and Cnonm .lt tln- S4-nior Yictorv Purtv Q T' . G xp ALDEI'-SON, Keith zwsy-gluing ALLEN, Eugene .w'rc'nr' ANDERSON, Gary l7liNl'llfl'l'HlIS AHNIOUH, john .Ylllflfltll AHXE.'l l', Donna 1I,C'll.Yllllf BAKER. Carolyn fllfffllfll HA li lx LICY. liobx-rt r'mm'r1'utix'1' BIC IAXDU. john irn11r'tum1.s BILAUSKI, Alicv -If-an efferuesccrzt BLOONIE, George' willing BOYVN, Eval Spunky BROCKMILLER, Joyce carvfrcc' BROCKMILLE li. Put pf'ru'efuI BHOXYNE, Toni ingcnioux BURCOYXE. Ric-lmrd persi.s'!4'nf CARMODY, Ann C1lfh1l.S'flI-SHI' Ilw SUIIIUFS dc-clclv un un important muttvr, which they lmvv 110011 discussing. N x ll.: NVIIIHIAN fu -xt lifllt' .fiXl'I xlx .-Xuxn .uni Xlum l K. . ..-Xlillzli, I,mu'll C., IIIIIHIXHIIII' fI.Xl'lDl.l'I. lim-xvrly .vinr'1'r1' ffll.XIxNI:XX. Gloria guy COXIBS. 'JUN lllIfl'UllIIll'l1 ifUUl'lfH. czlllllillt' u'in.s'o'n1e CIRAYS. Nllflllilll ,ufmclfmlturwl IDICNBY, Linclu loqrmcious DIRIZXY, John 1111711 1111111116 V 9 I I lHPTHlN'HHH HUHY EDXVARDS, Hulwlf jolly ELLICH, Connie' lrnnquil FE NTON , Robert L'c'l1fllrcsmm' FIE KEN, Clmrlvs rvfirzwl FISHER, llvm' Illillu' FOILES, In-rry fun FONES, lflzniuc .spiritwl FOSTER, Evclyn sweet Xrlml-ix inquirm of lmxzlc XX'lmm slnoulcl I Qin- mx' Hi tvst card tu? si I L' LLINCTON. Lowm-ll in1pr'c.s.s-irc GIBSON. Bill rf '.x'w'1' crl ClOODXYlN, Bvtty 111-np1'1'11li1:1' CCH.-XCIQY. Bill lzrzllznmm' CQHICIIIXIK. vlllllf lfl'!'lIj CQLYXXINC. Jflllll Iypiwll ft'I'H!i,!CI' Ilkffixlf, Lirlclvll gmfzl lfmkin: Ili Jlff ilxlfli. Susan puiwzl gp-nl-4 IIOICIIITNC, llwm vmztcnfcrl IIULLID.-XY. IDURIII fllll-IUl'fII,Q IIUFF, Cary .w'i1'r1lifir' HUNT. Lois l'f,QOI'UIIS JOKICRS, Lamny r'mnpn.s'r'rI -IL'ICHCZICXSXIICYIC u'il1gf K.-XHHICK. Limlul fancy frm' KIICIM Dmmlcl ras! Ins-s N Swim.:-A. -IKf'Ql'l'1I.lYlf. RAYYI' .lncl lixwx-:lxx.x' discuss thc- nwu'i11g ui' gmcluution. 2 53,1 5. ,. Q -EI- an mmf Srsxw turm to PHIL and my '4Luok. I In-ut you llQQlill.N KLAUS, B1-vc-rly .s-tudiolny KLAUS. Dclorvs dainty KOEHLER. John 1ma.s-suming KUNTZMAX, Donna ccmxcicntiozw LAYCOCK, Larry practical LEE, Ruth active xn-CAWLEY, Janice entertaining NIL-NELLY, Shirley comical N IA BE li HY, Betty cheerful MA B US. Paul i11c111.s-trinzzs BIANNINC, Ann .s'pm'klin,f1 1NIEl l'NORD, lJl'klll utlzletirr XI IEIIER, AllClI'i'N' lady-likz' NIILLE R, Melvin llTlfC'0llC'l'f71CC11 MILLER. Sum impisll MOYERS, Doruthv consizlvrrlfv ln, .louxsox says, Tl1usc svniors .arv driving mv c'r11zy. Xln. clllll l l'l'llS Agn-cs XVIIIlll'lll'klI'tl'Cuj' G 1? 'ww if Qi j 1-1 n n Y gin-Q il good 1111-smllaliiml all Unk Xxvill Concert on his tuba. ff 1 ,, M L ,W , Y q R L, f ' 'ifgw we Y ,-.4 f? 2 1' NENYBY. ,lau-qm-lim' Cllllfllllll POCKLIXCTON. Holwri l71Ilfl1l'lHlIHC'!II l'Oli'l'lCli, Rzlyllc' rvgul PROCTOR. BL-tty plllrgunrflfif' I'IC'l I'I'l', limmim- l'III'l',lfl'ff!' mam, 1.-fry l'f'l'17U lil-III llfli. Yvryl fulkzltirr' lil IU.-KIDS. 11-rrp r'.rf'1t1111lc' RICE., Sllldlll l'f'l'lltil7l' laomslxs. Philip in11'lIi,Ql'nt ROSEX'I'Rl:I'l'ER. -lllllll pupular liOSSE'I l'l, Lyn IH llSfl'!Il liU'I'lI1CliFOHlD, Dick l'L'llf'lIIf'llf SCHAAIQ XYRIYIN' mlm SCI HEX. liiclmrd 1'mnpL'lc'nf SCIIBIITT, Ilm full Arlmrix hits lwr target with il well iliilllil NIIONVIHIH ilu-Q tv bv' 5 I ,ff LYN ROSSE'l I'I 1-ntvrtuim-d thn- 1lllClil'IlL'K' as Niislrvss of Corc- monivs ut ilu- XX'intm-r COI1L'l'I't SCIIXVAHTZ, Dvnnis influvnliul SI IA N NE H, Roberta zlmimblv SIWINCEH, Nlurtlm loyal STOTLER, Ralph imlcpendcnt TALKINGTON, Carolyn pretty TEBBE, Dennis aplmnic TOTSCI I, Leslie speedy THOVEH, Robert llzlppy-gin-Illfky 'l'Hll'I,lf'lvl'. Dvaln moody XVALLIS, Frim-du rlinzinutirr' XVALLS, Shu-rry lzrtistir' wAL'1'oN, -ICYYY l'IlllIlgl'lllIIl' WARD, Terry ecstatic XVEBEH, liiclmrcl rmprcdiclalzle XVI I ITLEY, Carolyn wistful WllI'l'XVOH'l'II. 11-fry happy aw-'HSBC' gllwq nik bl o ll N and ,I 1-3 li li Y took part in ' Our 'I'own .na mlvcczxsvcl pvrsons Pllll. works illdll5tT'i0llSlj' in shop uvvr ll stork for his riflv. X 's X W , 7' Aw '-W c ,Q ow-143' XVILSON, John obliging WOODROW, Dick active WYNN, Philip creditable XVQ- pause to rcnu-mbcr our clussnlutc XATIIALIE ELIZABETH CALEN. February 29, 1940 - November 23, 1954 XHJl'AlL'llt, 13011 .Xl'lIllllll'. l'4-ggy .'Xl'Ill'u. Curtis .'Xslnxm'tIm, Dick Bllflbll. -Ic'rl'y l5.u1gvrL Dauid lim-llzn. 'l'ln-11-su livlul. llmvalrnl I3illu'11nk, Urvn limnkaxnlp. AIO Ann limtwn. K4-ith Brown, Dwight l31'l1L'1'. john Burn-lu. Lynn H11l'l1-xml, Larry Burnw. liicluucl liurux. Sandra If .11A1' ikvr. CI 4-11 Il Cflmxt 4-m-1 1. limmlcl Cfluixm. Kay 5919: 5:1 - '4 3: X xv X! ! ,J SI, . 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Nl uw-.... ?, Z' Qu, VW ski ..: ' 1 -- . if 's- ,J mi'-ff 'lk 3, ,M ,HV ,asv 'ww KT. mgw SPORTS To strive for victory and obtain it is the goal of every student, but equaHy strong is the idea of good sportsmanship at all times. The Brush of time, portrays the student as hepattempts to achieve this goal throughout the school year. '- A MCE 1 f - 1 , H ,gm u The brush of time captures our WITH AN EXCELLENT SEASON this year and great promise for next year's squad, the Cavaliers were wholeheartedly backed by our community. It was very important to our team to see the stands packed to capacity on the Carlinville side of the field and hear the vibrant voice of our freshman announcer, Sam Bertolet. Even though this season was cold and rainy, more fans turned out for the games than in the history of our school. If this policy continues into next year, our team will be even better than the Co-championship team of this year. ,I-ll4'j',I'4' not L'l1tll'flll'lQ' out tlicrc llt- missed his man that fur Row l, sitting: DICK XVOODROXV, JIM MAIITIN, JEIIIIY XYAL- TON. DEAN llOI.I.InAx', LYNIJALI. IlEYEN, JERRY RHOAIJS, Lous ll.-XCR!-I, JOHN ROSENTIIETEII. TOM GUNNINO, Row 2. klmclirzgz DEAN NICKEE, Curr ROSENTIII-ZTEII, OIIEN BIL- EIIECIQ, DAN IIEIIZBEIICEII, DICK RLTIAIEIIFOIIII, jlkl POXVELL. BOB RINO. ROBIN KIMBEIILIN, Cum' AliNkl'I Y, BOE Pouc- I.INc:TON, Bon IJOHNI, Row 3, .s-tmIr1irI,f.:: COAc:II NUHXIAN, JOIIN KEELE, LAIQIII' Cl..AllK, LINImEI.I. llAc:IcE, JOHN IIANs- MAN, .lIrnI11p1r'rg IDEAS MEFI-'OIIn, LI.OI'Im RAIIII, .l1llIl!l,Ql'l'J PIIII. XVYNN, DICK ANIIWOIITII, ,l1lIllllH!'I'J .IOIIN AIQMOUI, .IOI-3 DL'NN, Bon SL'xIxIEIIs, KEN Coxms, flU.tfIli SCIIONIQIIAVNI. 'I' ll E CIIEERLEADEHS - M A x I N E XX'III'rwOII'I'II. ll.-YI' 'l'O'rOIIAI'rIs, AI.Ir:E BIl..XL'hKI. JEANINI-3 NEXVTON, EVA BOWN Llllll AIANI-:T XlEH'OIIIm-lc-rl IIS and tha- t'ltt't'l'll'ljl Nc-ctiun iII Illlllly cntliusiustic alum-rs wllilv Our tm-:uns fought on to XlL'l0I'j'. Did tht-y SL'Ol'l'?w ,JW 'Qf X V L 5 4 , f -1 xv ,Q x ME L ff: 'ff' x PK? K , . 2 yLA,1Myv U 5 if 64 ga. 4 . at yew? 5 A rm ff 4 f ,a ay 2 x .Q .,. - 1,13 ' , V' ' K A' Y A 3,4 ,V Lf' 2299 6 W,,.M, . ,WH-,A w ,xf5.,l 'kv .- 2 ' Vv L Y 1 AK V, ,4 ,, Mi A. H A M 1 w Lvfl tn right. Hou' l: Liiicli-ll Ilzic-lan Lynclull lli-yi-ii, Louie- llaicla-, D1-im Nl:-ll iorcl, Rim' 2: ji-rry XY:iltrm. julm liuwii- tri-lvr. Dvam liulliclaiy, jcilm AI'lll0lll'. limi' fl: Holm Dolmi. Dick Xihoilrow, jim Ximi- tin. jolm Km-lc-. Cn-ruptui1i.s', Puri, XVYNN :mcl ji-:mn lliirmns, lt-tl tin- tmuii to iiiaun' victurivx THE FIGHTING CAVALIERS of this year did a fine job, winning seven games and losing two. Coaches Schonebaum and Norman, along with co-captains Ierry Rhoads and Phil Wynn, led the team to a two-way tie with Mt. Olive for the con- ference championship. In non-conference com- petition the Cavaliers won from Litchfield and Virden, dropping one game to Ierseyville. In conference contests, the Cavaliers dropped only one game to Mt. Olive. For their athletic abilities Lindell Hacke, Dean Holliday, Phil Wynn, and Louie Hacke were picked for the A11-Conference Tearn. 'Waff- f dwg, P, - .imifma fy A in iff' I . .i ,N ic, u ff , 'Xe' i 1 A A is 9-ag ' rw ' , - Puri. currir-s for imotlicr luring-up gain. courageous Cavaliers gaining the Co-championship of the South Left to right, .vittin,u: C ii rt Arm-tt. Frank Griclmik, Ric-lturcl Clriffvl. jc-rry Hampton, Dc-an NICKH-. jim Pnwvll. Larry Bon-nic-. Rout 2. kr11'1'liri,Q: Bill Bowrmm. Bolm Siiinriivrs. l':ml Xikiltciii. Curt Hoscntrvtvr, Orc-ii llilliruck, Ruin- in Kimlwrlin. lliwicl Str-inc-r. Hou 3. .x-mmlirigfz Com-li Xnrxiuiii. Tim Nin- guiro. Dam ll:-rzlwrgvr, jim Stiimvt. Larry Clark. Bali King, jm' Dmm. Kiln Cimilms. julm IlkH1Slll2lll.IIIIIIIIILIIT. fi C' :TT 1 S :mx xi C' nm on mms s e tI11t hrst down VARSITY SCHEDULE C ARI INX II I L C AIII INVILLI FAIILINVII I In C -XIII IWX ILLL C XIII INN ILLE CSXRIINX ILLL CYXIILINX II LE FAHLIIXX ILLE CARI IIXVILLE 6 X IRIDLX ILRSI IX ILI I XII OLIIVE S IAC XTOX BEXI D SOC I IIXX ESTERX C ILLESPIL NCJICOXIIS Central Conference I V SCHEDULE CfAIII,INX'ILLE CTAIILINYILLE CTAHLINYILLE CARLINYII LE CAIII.IYYILLII II, YYII, I 1' II, 'YYIL .I cxxx SCTIIXY.-XII'I'l play ' Inlmzs au III:- ln IIN C u'1'Ie'zlcIm-rs ralism' II1g Iwfurm- nm- of 1 outImII gzunu II14' HIT C IIIAIIIJ , BENLD SCJC I'IIXYESTEIIX C ILLESPIE STAC XTCJX NIT. CDLIYII XCJICONIIS 7 THIS YEARS FIGHTING CAVALIEHS, under Coach Stiv- ers and led by Captain Lindell Hacke, finished the season with a very respectable record of fifteen wins and six losses. The Cavaliers squeaked to a tie with Staunton for the South Central Conference Championship with a record of ten wins and two losses. In the County Tourna- ment the Cavaliers passed their title on to Staunton, and the team finished third by beating Bunker Hill in the con- solation game on the final night of the tournament. This year's team has four departing seniors: Dean lVlefford, Dean Holliday, Phil Wynn, and Lindell Hacke. The Sen- iors were the backbone of the team, but they were given very good support by the rest of the squad, especially the Iuniors. The Cavalier B squad had a fine season under Coach Schonebaum finishing the season with fifteen wins and three losses The team was made up mostly of Iuniors and Sophomores who will b needed to fill the shoes of the departing Seniors next year J If 'WA 49 J.. 7 A l lx Ilil, XXIISIIX lilll XXu.sl.ttlf. lit, ltttxlf lD...1t ltltltftztt lixllf tll t I K 1 ll lllll IIIXX 'll 'nl vm iirrltt illttlt til. uit H tt .ty 'lit Nltft I.:t.tItlItI.tt1tt, I,ttttl.tll lltx-It tw! pfffufrl, ltr-lntttl l..xIIf tr lll it I f1.lllt guilt ft I. THE VARSITY SCHEDULE CARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE CAIILINVILLE CAHLINVILLF CARLIYVILLE FARLINVILLE CARLINVII LE C ARLINIVILLF FARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE CARLINVILLF CARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE CARLINN ILLE VIRDEN CARROLLTON 'NIORTI IXVFSTERN CIRAPID I EITSIIANS XOROXIIS NIT OLIX E C ILLESPIE S IAUW FOIN BENILD YORONIIS XIT OLIVE S I'AUN'I OIN SOUTHXX ESI ERN GILLESPIE GPIEENII' IELD THE IUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE FARLINX ILLE CARLINVILLE CARLINIVILLE CARLINX II LL CAHLINVILLE VARLINIV ILLE CARLINX ILLE FARLINX ILLE CAHLINX ILLE CARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE CAPILINVILLE CARLIXIVILLE CARLIINVILLE FARLINVILLE CARLINVILLE CAPILINVILLE CARLINIVILLE L L X IRDEN X IRDEN CARROLLTONI NON I IIXN ITS I I RN C IRAPID I EITSIIANIS XOROXIIS NIT OLIVE C ILLLSPIE S I AUN IONI BENLD NOLOMIS BENLD XIT OLIVE S FAUNTON SOUTHW ESTERY CILLESPIE GREENI1 IELD Y CARLINVILLE SOU'I IIXX ESTERN CAFILINVILLE SOUTHXVESTERNI Co championship In the South Central Conference The Iumor VCIISIIY Szttmg Denm Turner jun H Impton lx e 1 th Fullmgton lmedzng john Sweet Ion NI1r n Llrrx Cllrk vtzlnrlzn I ml YI IIIOII Incl Bill BOVNIIIIII BILL has j1x1 hustlu IHII rebounds md DEAN ums to push thL C1x.1l11rs lhc 1d to xlctorx I 66 ,I ,I ,I , , 56 I 7 40 ,, , ' 35 58 ,,,, I I I7 68 66 H, I, , ' 56 55 1 II I' 57 I I 40 , I I 45 I 83 I 42 I I' ' I ' 35 .' 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J X li, 5- W GEN .umvW ' .vi nnunrlli' 'LA nu nm ,Nw and an honorable third as hosts ln the County Tournament l Arms fly as tht- Canullim-rs figlit to gt-t tllc lmll. THE CAVALIERS showed a lot of depth and balance this year with several boys capable of playing on the varsity at any time and all sharing the scoring load. With a slow start, after losing three of their first five, they im- proved greatly at the end of the season and captured the South Central Conference. The Cavaliers showed good sportsmanship both in winning and in losing, and were backed very well by the cheering section. This year's letter- men were Lindell Hacke, Dean Mefford, Phil Wynn, Dean Holliday, Bill Winslade, lim Ruyle, Tom Gunning, and Bill Cuthbertson. Ivfl In Illullf. 11111 ru1L': 'lim lillylm-. fnrrrurrlq Limlvll ll.n-la-. ,ulmrflq 'Ibm C mining. uuurzl. 21:11 muh Dt-gun Niet- urcl. fnrzuxrrlg Bill XYi11sl11clt-. ,uvmrflg ll'll1lI'Cl l.Llllll'l'Ulll. :u'u'r1rfl. Srrl rout f il Hyun. ,uuurrlg lJl'tlll llullimluy. 4 nfwrq Bill f.llllllJt'I'lSUIl. f'r'nt1'1'. We exceeded in Traclc. OUR TRACK TEAM, under Coach Stivers, enjoyed an- other fine year in '57. This year's squad won all their dual meets, won the County and South Central Con- ference meets, and finished second in the district. The two most outstanding boys on this year's squad were Don Thomas and Iohn Armour, the latter having been selected the most valuable member of the squad. Both of these boys earned the right to enter the state meet at Champaign and represent our school. The Fresh- Soph squad also turned in a fine season, winning the South Central and Carlinville Fresh-Soph meets. Many of these boys also played an important part on the var- sity squad. Left to right, Row l: Iolm Hall, Bill Bowman, john Borman, Dean Tetzlaff. Row 2: Bob Pierson, john Sweet, Lyndall Heyen, Keith F ullington, Robin Kimberlin. Row 3: David Bloome, jim Schien, Bill Cuthbertson, Dean McKee, John Hansmon, jerry Fite. Row 4: Richard Lanzerotti, Lee Rembling, Bill XVinsla1de, Jim Ruyle, jim Martin. was-R? ki 33, .A N yu .rr 'A 'tank ww We were a rough bunch of batters and fielciers for our size. THROUGH THE RAINY SEASON of last spring, our baseball tearn survived with four wins and five losses. They won two games from Southwestern and one each from Gillespie and Nokomis. Our team lost two games to Staunton and one each to Nokomis, Gillespie, and Virden. Many games were postponed because of the rain and muddy field. Louie Fernero led in hitting with an average of 563. He was also selected the most val- uable player by his teammates, but he had some keen competition from Lindell Hacke who did most of the pitching for the team. The squad was made up mostly of underclassrnen-Harold Boatman and Louie Forn- ero being the only departing seniors. The team, under Coach Schonebaurn's supervision, didn't have much time to practice, but despite this handicap, they played very well. Left to right, Row l: Dean McKee, Lyndall Hr-yen, John Drvw, Dr-an Holliday, Tom Cunning. Row 2: It-rry Hampton, Harold Boatman, Lindull Hacke, jerry NValton, Dean Mefford, Philip XVynn. billlfll, Louis Form-ro, Don Moyers, jim Powell, Dan Hcrzberger,n1am1g.:er. I-lou: 3: Conch Schone Milf? vu mv, N ll Hr' NVdltS whlle thr opposmg player nn provns his grip. Lour: gots sci to bang-out anotlu-r hit. l,HIl, drills one into centerfield. l.INl7.Xl,l. smuslu-s mu- through short stop. 1 ' 'S 4,519.4 3u,gi1:':Q e.s.f.,, ,Y J -I 'U' The G.A.A. brought praise to our school with their Cheering section and interest in girls' sports. Doms ltosr1N'r1uf:'1'r-:lt ,tml Krxnicx Sxui. rt-lux after an excit- ing gtunc. Tlw C. A. .-X. t'Xl'L'liilXt' lmtrtlz lwjl In rigfflfg llnlmm Culilc. I 111'-l'l'1',xzrlz'l1l, Luis. limit: l'llyllis lfllvssz Kill XXI-ltmig Clint'- lvm' Scl11l4'l7n'g Susan llm-1-ltvtl Susan Xlllitlmx. Sc'1'l'c'lr1l'g1- lll'l'Il-S'Ill'l'l'. 'lllllL'I cil'lL'lIllllxl -Iucly IIUXYIIIRHI. SV!'7'l'fIll'lf'Tl'l'Il-S- urvr. Ann Camnutly. l'1'f'.siflwnI. is not lJlL'Illl'l'tl. .rlrlt'i.sw'. Miss Pt-ppttrtl. 'Xu imp Uliitllll momt-nt in tln- girls' lmslivtlvalll LI1llllt'. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is a newly formed organization at C. C. H. S. It was started by our P. E. teacher, Miss Peppard, and has a mem- bership of about ninety girls. In order to belong to G. A. A., a girl must have a heart exam and retain p a s sin g grades. She must also make twenty- four points each semester. Open nights are held at the gym for girls who wish to make points. Numerals and letters, both on the local and state level, can be earned. In the spring, C. C. H. S. held a Play Day where G. A. A. members from six neighboring schools enjoyed playing different sports together. This new or- ganization had added much to our high school. ----fgzsw' -,-: +- -qw as . , f -fwvqw, my fm, ,, . 2 Q w,, 'S fl , Z , 4' f 4 r E wi .. il ' Q 'F ' x .1 1 f ef' Q 2 ' -...-,,.-..-- , .-.. 3... 5, 5. , D , ' V .4 X . I , l Vo' 7'l ' 4- I 5 P 4 n s I 1 I A 7 4 I I CLUBS ' As you participate in clubs, A learning sito assume responsibHities, and working i with others, the Brush of'time captures you while you are preparing for your future social life. The Carlin-Hi AT THE CLOSE of school last year, it was announced there would be no yearbook the following year. Hearing this the 1958 C a r l i n - Hi staff got on their toes and launched a campaign to change that situ- ation. They accepted the fact that they would be on their own except for the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Ann Chapman, and united to edit the 1958 yearbook, putting in many hours of long tedious work. They finished their job, getting the satisfaction known only to those people who have helped complete a yearbook. They sincerely hope that you, the students of C. C. H. S., fully appreciate this year- book and find the same enjoyment in reading it that they have had preparing it for you. Sf'Ilfl'!l, lvft tn figllfi liuym- Porter. Dt-unix Schwartz, Cu-I'f1litnr.s'g Sfllllllillfli Botti' Nluylwrry. Bnnkstnrr' .llIllIllLfI'fQ Linda Dc-nliy, Sl1l2.w':'iptim1.x' Iirlitorg Cum Coopm-r, Litcrrlry Cn-Erlitnrg Autlrr-5 Mic-hvr. Aflufrtising Iirlifurg Ann Nlzuminu. I4lfl'l'lIV'lf Cu-Erlifurg Charles Fic-lu-r, Mnkf'-up Iirlitnrg ,tml Ruhr-rt 'l'rm't-r, Clzivf PlIlJfOgl'lll7lll'I'. AD S.-XLESNIICX-Svzltwrl. lvff to right: Shu-rrp XVnlls1 Audra-y Slit-hc-r, A1lt7r'r!i.s-ing Ifflihwg .mtl Ann Manning. Slllllllfllgfi Huym- Purtvr. Dt-unix Schwartz. Linda Dvnliy, ltolme-rtu Slmnm-r, Susan llovn-kt-r, Clmrlc-s lfivkvr, :mtl Holme-rt 'l'rm't-r. CANDYS'l'OltlC XVOHKERS: NIAnc:.,mET Cnoucl-I. ltxtxr' l'ou'1t5n .xml Dbzxxxs Sc'1m',ut'1l, Cfu-lfrliimw. ask smut- nigga-wtium from Nina. Crum-Ai.-xx. BETTY NLXYISI-1ltltY. and Smr:r.A NIKON enjoy ll moment lin u.-tm: I,.xxngmm'1 l'l. l'.'x'r Mons:-., jr. Ifflilm2v dis J of relaxation. cuss ide-.ts with Blu. flI,l'..XSOX, jr, llwtff,urr1plu':'. ALTHOUGH WE HAD many difficulties to overcome, the band, under the direction of George Reid, did outstanding work. The first activities of the band were a Mid-Winter Con- cert and a candy sale which resulted in finan- cial success. Later in the year members of the band took part in the County Music Festival and district and state music contests where they received honors. This year's student di- rector was Lyn Rossetti and the other officers were Mary Clark, Secretary: Mary Wiese, Treasurer: Peggy Ensminger, Historian: and George Reid, Librarian. These officers worked hard along with the members of the band to complete a successful year. The Musical Cavaliers Left to right, First row: Mike Graham, janet Hamis, Charles Norris, Sally Buttke, Carole Anderson, Glenn Carriker, Steve Gorley, Grant Buehrig, john Chasteen, jo Anne Ryan, Arrilda Thiessen, Janice Poeklington, Kay VVelton, Lyn Rossetti, and Mary Clark. Second row: Mark Mayfield, Mary Elizabeth Keele, Don Albracht, Ronald Falter, Gorden Costley, Donna Arnett, Carolyn Talkington, Arlene Hacke, John Bigando, Ann Ruther- ford, Peg Ensminger, Martha Konneker, Donald Dugger, Ruth Lee. Donna Roberts, james Davis, jerry Reid, Kenneth Schwartz, Mary Vtliese, Celine Arnett, Virginia XVilliams, Susan VVhitlow, and Ruth Harms. Third row: Mark juergensmeyer, George Reid, Bill Gleason, Robert Trover, Mr. Reid, Marjorie Carriker, Harriet Harp, Roy Lee, and jerry Foiles. - , , W f w'M 4 4 E -rr'J,,. fix, .fff 'a e Student Council Lcf! to right, Svzltvrl: Cordon Costlvy. Xian'- tlm Konnckvr. Susan llot-clit-r, -Io Amu- llv- un. and Xllirrcn lout-s. Svvoml row: Bill XYi11slaiclv. Linda Kc-Q-lv, Ann Cqirmocly, Mary Clark. Xlziry liliznlwtll Kvvle-. llvggy lins- mingvr, and Paul xllillttlll. Third row: .lt-rrp Rlioiuls. ltolu-rt Dolmm, john Roscntrcti-r and llicluircl Lunzcrotti. 5 THIS YEAR'S STUDENT COUNCIL has attempted to carry out the duties designated to it by the student body. They fed the hungry fans at the football games and also sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance. During the month of Ianuary, a March of Dimes Dance was given honoring Miss Ieanne Beachum, who was Miss Illinois of 1957. To add to the appearance of our school, the council went on a clean-up campaign and made posters to that effect. They also put up traffic signs in the halls to slow down speeding students. The Student Council tried to set good examples and be of help to their fellow students, and you might hear a Student Council member say, Without the guidance of our sponsor, Mr. Reid, we could not have accomplished this. HIE O11 IChRb Robe rt Dohm Sureturq jgrrx lilmdcls lreasurer, bumn Iioukmr lresident, and john Roscntlntfr X116 President nmlw prdlmlnaly lITlIlglIllLIltS fox tlu Homuumung Dance ed and put v' sl .r I nsgf AVALIL 'Y ,ff Eciifor-in-clzief Mark Iucrgensmeycr discusses possible improvements of the Cavalier Corner with Dr. Lcasman md division editors, Lyn ltossctti and Beverly Klausc. Brzvrziiix makes assigmm-nts to thc Democrat Stuff which consists of Joyce Van Pelt, Beverly Knowles, Ann Carmody, Mary XVicse, Judy Yan Pelt, Marjorie NVichman, Kay Young. and Dick Ashworth, Sports Editor tnot pictureclj. Larry Clark, Bill XVinslaclc, Bill Cuthbertson, Sam Bartolet, Mary Clark, and Bob Dohm look on as LYS cxplains the make-up of thc Enquirer edition. the journalistic Cavaliers DUE TO CONDITIONS which could not be prevented, the Cavalier was unable to appear in its usual monthly mimeo- graphed form. Therefore, the Cavalier staff was glad to accept the offer of a fourth of a page each from the local pa- pers, resulting in the Cavalier Corner. Many new features have appeared since the Cavalier has been appearing every week. Teacher of the Week , a series of ten cartoons picturing faces of basketball stars, and news items have added to everyone's enjoyment. Always an active group, the Cavalier staff were determined to Wipe out the deficit of former publica- tions by selling school supplies to students in the bookstore before school. Under the direction of Dr. Leasman, these students have done much to bring enjoyment to the public as well as the students. Huw l, .sitting left lo rig.glzt: Prc'.vizII'nt, Gcmmm Cos'I'I.m'g l'I'I'I'-I'r1'.siIl1'nl. CIIAIII.Ics Nnmnlsg Spzmsnr, Nllss HUXLI-. Secretary-Trezusurer, DEAN MCKEI.. Hou: 2, .standing left tu right: -IEIIIII l+'I'I'b2, RIILIIAIID LANZIi1lOT'l'I, ALAN Lhiurz BILL XVINSLADE, lVlIKE CIIAHAAI, LAIIIIY HOISNTE, VIRGINIA XVILLIABIS, NlARY RosI5N'I'1IA'I'EH and JIM DAVIS COMBINING THE THREE SCIENCES-biold gy, chemistry, cmd physics -this compara- tively new club endeavors to create cmd instill in its members the learning of science. Under the sponsorship of Miss Ruyle, the club also aims to render services to the school and com- munity. The Scientific Cavaliers The Latin Club THE PURPOSE of the Latin Clubs is to extend the pupils' interests in Roman life, customs, and culture. This was emphasized even more so this year by the trip to the museum at the University of Illinois. Those who attended were justly rewarded for their efforts. At the meetings members participated in games, songs, and reports-all with a Roman flavor. . JSM, Szfalvzl Iwft tn right: Miss Stociciuui. Sharon lilllmt-rg ul llt-it-11 Bowycr. Swvnrzrl ruff: Ste-plwn Corley. llul In lx ' . . ary Elimlrutll Kct-It-. and C u Alicia-rwn. Suatvclz Miss Stodclard. Sfllllflillli Murjorit- Cturiktr ary -Io Bowman, Clit-ri Ijfilllixillllll. Liu-3' Klaus: XI1 X ln init Jrw. Doris Kuniiatkzm. and joy-1' I . Carol Liston. liutln H1'Iliil'll. Nlau'utu'n't Clrgtlmmn, lln 2 1 -I 3 Lvv. .lc-am Slt'XY2ll'i. :uni Xliss Stmldallti Fira! rout -Indy XQFIII l'vlt. -Iam' fitllllpitvii. Yi1'gi11i.1 Hill .. 4 A 'ss Stmitiami. SITUIIII IU ': i. :trim Norris. -l2llIIm'H Ilawis. :ami 'lulm Biuxulclu. SIYIIVII. lwff in I'l,QIIf1 Lyn liussvtli. Sl'l'I'1'flll'!lJ Cam Coopa-r. Tr1'a.wrz'r: Mrs. Xlitr-lu-II. .-X1lz'i.wrg Cordon Cost- icy. Pruvirlcfritg and Alan 1,4-ritz. Vim'- I'r1'.s'irlf'nt. Svcmul row: .Ivaninc Now- lun. IN-ggy Ensminger. Nan Burg:-r. Sally' Buttkv. Susan Lucllum, Mary XYir-sm-, -lam-t Harms, and Ruth Harms. Tlzirfl rmr: Ann liuthvrforcl. Xlarthiv Konnc-kvr, jo Axim- Ryan, Janice Pock- Iingtmi. and l'illIllL'l' Kraus:-. Fourtlz mir: Nl 1 k si Graham, K a- n n 1- t In Schwartz. Dan lla-rzhcrgvr, john Bi' gando, John Swm-vt, and .Im-rrv Fitv. XI xm ind VI.-xxle, Spanish Club nu-nihm-rs, work hard con- lllllg a pianta. SLM lf, xv X The Spanish Club THE SPANISH CLUB members broadened their knowledge of Spain by seeing films, subscribing to the Spanish paper, LA LUZ, sponsoring a dance entitled el futbol , and participating in a Spanish progressive dinner in the homes of Senors and Senoritas. The club's advisor was Mrs. Mitchell and officers were President, Gordon Costleyg Vice-President, Alan Le- rits: Treasurer, Camille Cooper, and Sec- retary, Lyn Rossetti. 'C V 2 ' Oftvll ciicl I tit-li was 1-lljuw-cl hy all. ba THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of Amer- ica's first meeting was a picnic in hon- or of their new members. Their pro- jects included candy sales, D a d d y - Date-Night, initiation of new members, formal installation of new officers at the family night, and the traditional annual Snowball and S w e e t h e a r t Dances. For the first time they spon- sored one program on Teen Time on W. S. M. I. with the members participat- ing. They completed a very successful year under the able leadership of the officers and with the guidance of the chapter mothers - Mrs. Howard Talk- ington, Mrs. Lorin Arnett, Mrs. Clyde Denby, and Mrs. Carson Whitlow - and their advisor, Mrs. Hazel Edmonds. F.l l.A.-Together, at home, at school, at play. Tm: SXYl'Il'1'I'lll'lAlt'l' Cotul'-fir.x-t mu. loft to right: jim XYoocls. ylvzuuru- Nc-wtou. Pauuulu KL'SSlllgt't'. uncl Dwiglnt Brown. Srvonzl rout Klux Str-wart, Lindu llvnlmy, Bill Cllvuson. Donna Arm-tt, Slu-ilu Nixon. untl Louis llun-kc. Tllirfl rouf: Carolyn Tulltington-posv for u picture uftvr tht- crowning. BILL. CLr:AsoN uncl SlLiK'l'fl1l'llI'f Doxx x Auxi-LTI' L-hut ulmout tlu- cluncv klllt'l' the coronution. ,fi f-1 ri xf m1111111 1. I1 X11111 l1x111 l1111t NI1H1111l 1111lXl11t111h1111111IK11 1111 ll I1111l1 R11 I1 3111111 II 5fIll1l I11111111 x1 N 11 C lllll S111 II 1 ll ll H1111 511.1111 l511l1111 Hill N11 .lllll NI11111111 XXILIUIIIII l111 fJ111111N 1111 111 Il l1! lx11 H11 1tt1 I f N1l11f 1111 1.1 II 111 11.11111 1 11 1 ' 1111111 llll N lx 1111111 lll II 8111114 Ill 1 ll H1l1I '11.1111t1 15111 1111 Ii11l11 Ifl SIIIXXK ll NI ll '11 fx IIII1 111 1l111l IJ1111111 XIII1 I X111 I'11 111l1 111 S1llx lJ111l1x Ifllll II111111 ll The F.F.A.-Learn to do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. Bon and AIIM ziilrm- on the carr sim- to use for their projt-ct. THE F. F. A. BOYS competed with other boys in the Section 15 contests and brought back top honors in grain, poultry, soil judging. dairy, and public speaking. lim Woods, Keith Boston, George Reid, Iohn Keele, Pete Bloome and Bob Greaves were the six boys that rep- resented F. F. A. at the state judging con- tests in Iune where they did a fine job. In the fall and spring they co-sponsored the Snowball and Sweetheart Dance. The chap- ter selected Ieanine Newton to be the 1957-58 Chapter Sweetheart, a new feature this year. The F.F. A. was represented at the vct nziil International Livestock Show at Chicago by Iim Woods, Max Stewart, Dwight Brown, Ier- ry Killiam, and Richard Burgoyne. In the spring the chapter held its 29th Annual Fam- ily Night, to which they invited Don Kimm- bel, the state F. F. A. President. For the first time the chapter received the superior rating award. Two members attended the state F. F. A. convention at Springfield. The chap- ter missed the Ag. IV boys this year, but were able to set the membership at seventy- six. Scutvfl. lvfl to right: Gt-urgv Rt-id, Holi:-rt Rlltlmc-1'fo1'cl, Dun- nu Arm-tt. and ,It-1'ry Lippuici. Stmidingz -lim Hiiylv. Tvcl Hul- trm. CIIUII C11r1'ilu-I1 Bill liigs- lwy, Sully -Io Dc-nliy, lilllll Lus- tt-lin, tlllll llalrlmm Smith ilt'L'llll' on CiC'CllI'iliIUI1S for llll' SIl0XYlJ2lll Dauicm-. I ,Ig Y I swf' Nr I 1 'i' S Qin I I The Ticket Takers wg? I Nll 1 111 1 1111 1 Ions D 111t f 1 1 I 1 8111111 111 IS 111111 l lllf X 11111 1r1st1 ll 111 111t1 It 11 X1 lfg 1r1t 1111111 Il 1 Ll 141 1 lt 1 1 1111 t lx1ll111l11rffer 1 lllfl UNDER THE SUPERVISION of Dr. Lease man and with the help of Beverly Cau- dle, the ticket takers had an enjoyable time taking tickets at every football and basketball game, and every track meet. The girls participating in this activity were from all four classes. The Librarians I WONDER where I can find a good book? Now what was that author's name? Who answers these questions? Why, a librarian, of course. This year, as every year, our library staff have helped us answer our questions Under the direction of Miss Karloski they have certainly accomplished therr pur pose 1 S1 ts ll 1111 11111 Ill iss 1r 11s 1 111r 1 11s1111 KIIX 11 1 111 1111 11 lll 1 11s 1 IN ll 1 HL 1 ll 1 1 D 1 lx 1111l SI1 lfltll 5111117 11 X ab., Leff to right, first row: Morris Fletcher, Larry Laycock, David Metcalfe, Mike Graham, Michael Chism, Bill Gleason, and Charles Norris. Second row: Veryl Rciher, Gary Huff, Bill Gran-cy, Ralph Stotlcr, Richard Schicn, George Bloomc-, and jvssiv NVilh4-lm. Third row: Richard Rin-v, john Bruce, jim Powell, jim Schicn, David Bloomc, Ronnie Chastcc-n, and Ralph Link. HEADED by Richard Schien and spon- P , , C sored by Dr. Leasman, the projection e f O I C C t I 0 n r C W crew worked hard in order to complete another successful year. They added much to the assemblies and aided the teachers in all possible ways. This proved them to be a very much needed organization, greatly appreciated by lx-rta Stilwi-ll, Barbara Ahrling and Ilene Fisher. all. KI The Cafeteria Workers U N D E R THE SUPERVISION of Mrs. Boente, these girls helped to keep the cafeteria neat and clean during lunch periods. The girls worked in three shifts in order to render these services. sb-- VllHl'f CAFICTEHIA HELP-left to right: Marian Haasc, R0- lmfl tu riglil, firxl l'i1ll'j .lvrrx lllirmcls. l'ir'1'Al'r'wi1lr'llfg Dt-an Xl:-lionl, 'l'r1'u.x- lll'1'V.' Philip Xxvfllll. Pr't'XlIl4'llfJ .tml ,lolm .Xl'llltlllI'. S1'f'r1'!ury. Srwvrzrl ruui Imslit- lulwli, 'llmn Cliiimiiiu. l.iml4'll lliu-kc. Uvzin llulliclaly. ,lc-rrp NYM- tmi. Cltmlmi fltrstlvy. Dun llt'I'7l1l'l'LEt'l'. john Km-lc. Mr. SCllUIlC'l72llllll. :mtl Xlr. Stixviw. Third Itfllli 1,105-ri liuzilm, jim lliiylv. Holi Ucilnnr -Iulm l'lust-ii- Ii'4'lm'i'. Louis Iliwkt-. jot' llllllll. .tml Dil-lx XYuotlrmx'. The Athletic Cavaliers THE SECOND YEAR of the Lettermen's Club has proved it to be one of the strongest clubs in the school. They again rend- ered a service by selling those very useful schedule books. The club purchased plaques on which the names of the most valuable athletes in all sports and also the most valuable ath- lete for the year are to be inscribed. The lettermen ran the concession stand at the county tournament and gave a dance after one of the games. .rn ,of Mary XYilson. Kathryn Batrclmn-, and Nlnrilyn Bonktnnp work togc-tlwr as Mary turns on the intercom. The Janitors THE MAINTENANCE CREW did an ex- cellent job of keeping the school's ap- pearance as it should be. They were kept busy setting up chairs for assem- blies, cleaning the rooms after school every day, and completing any job they were asked to do. The Food Specialists OUR SCHOOL was fortunate in having eight women who prepared very fine meals for us during the school year. Their work was appreciated by all stu- dents who ate in the cafeteria. The Secretaries THE OFFICE STAFF worked hard taking care of all business matters at school. They made reports, kept student records. made out report cards, checked in the ab- sentees, and did numerous other jobs which helped keep the school running properly. .ff if Left lu right, first mlb: llrxrolcl llltim-hztrt, Frank Pt-ttit, and john Molcn. S6'l'Ullll fllllfl llzlrold Inullt-y auul It-ss Talk- Left to riglzl: Nlrs. N1-iulrlmors. Mrs. Km-tt-yr. Xlrs. Boentc. Miss Klanlsc. Mrs. XYymrcl, Mrs. Sfillllllllltlllll, Mrs. Moline. and Mrs. Moran. W I Wx ACTIVITIES As the year progresses YOU, the student, enter into the activities by attending dances, presenting a play, producing a minstreh and electing kings and queens, thusenabHng I the Brush prof time to cornplete A another picture. Cur Minstrel STICKY, itchy grease paint . . . white gloves . . . black faces . . . rehearsals . . . corny jokes . . . bright lights . . . Prof hurrying and reassuring everyone . . . all this meant minstrel time again at C. C. H. S. Iohn Reid impressed everyone with his representation of the interlocu- tor . Iohn Woodruff, Don Hacke, senior endmen, Iohn Rosentreter, Mark Iuergens- meyer, Ierry Reid, junior endmen, and Bill Winslade, sophomore endmanj did a won- derful job and the 1957 Spotlight Minstrel Was, as all the minstrels have been, a huge success. Thr- vntirc minstrt-l canst poses for an picture dtcr the big production. In 11 Spunky-type song, LYN ROSSETTI sings, 'Tm at Big Girl Nown. CAM Coomsn entertains the audience with it ballet dance to 'Star Dust g uccompanu-cl by lxm' Ric- CHIARDI on the trumpet. li vii, it '53 9 . x DQS 4, - 7' 1 hm. if Q9 AQ 'C 4- I 1- 'LZ i fri., V x if gl 'il' nfl' 3 E A- M . 'dl ff' V3 ', ' 2 3, V ,Q y ' - sy 'I 4 ,f M A , J t Ii X I ,I-L Q . ,, '41, 91 f Z '2 ? A 4 4' f A X UQ! V -' 'M V, I Q ' A 1 f li! my .,A. fr A gpm A. 2 4 .V '41, A f v PAT MORSE gives PAU1. h'iAHUS, makeup at finishing touch. The clerk of the court, jr-gum' RIED, swears in Showgirl Rohcrta Van Rcssuc- lear, LYN ROSSETTI. E 9 The Theatrical Cavaliers Court attention! These words opened a tense, courtroom drama, Night of Ian- uary l6th , which was our contribution to the theatrical life of CCHS. From the corn- ical colored rnaid, ROBERTA SHANNER, to the cheap nightclub girl, LYN HOSSETTI, we presented ct play that was packed with suspense and spiced with comedy. A well-proportioned , designing woman, HAYNE PORTER was on trial for her life in the courtroom of stern Iudge Byron Heath, CHARLES FIEKER. A vigorous and success- ful defense attorney, DEAN MEFFORD, and a local district attorney, MARK IUERGENS- MEYER, delivered scathing addresses to the jury. 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L A gs-'ff ,f fa jmlx :XltNi0L'lt and ANN Cxmmom' rt-ignlvd :ls tht- king and quot-n ol llu- IIOIlll'l'0lllillLf Dzlncv. The Student Council was It's Out of 'I'his World and the students H a rd THE THEME of this year's Homecoming Dance and guests were surrounded by whirling space ships and planets of all shapes and sizes. In the center of the gym, a rocket went around as if about to take off. THE ATTENDANTS-Alice Biluuski. Lindcll Hawke, Seniorsg Kay VVclt0n, Bob Dohm, juniorsg Elninv Arnett, joe Martin, Soplwnmresg and Carol Lange, Sum Bertolet, Freshmeng provided il fomml background for the dance. 89 to prociuce our annual Homecoming Dance AS AN ADDED HIGHLIGHT to the evening, a hum orous skit was presented by four scientists of C. C. H. S., pantomining to A Falling Star . Ierry Fite, as another part of the entertainment, sang Peggy Sue. The climaxing event of the evening was the Coronation of the 1957 Homecoming King and Queen. Following the Coronation, couples enjoyed dancing to the music of the Charles Roger's or- chestra. Qual-:N Arxx Crxminm' is 1-smrtr-ci by Kim: -Ions Anmoun as they num-I1 trinrnplmntly toward tin-ir thronvs alt ilu- llmnvcoiniim IJQIDCP. VV,unncN Alomgs and ltlcnAnn LANUQN- lt0'I I'I put finishing tuna-hos on n sign for tlu- dance. iilfill,-Klill, Bn.1,, XVA1nuaN, and ixiARK 1-iitm-rtuim-ci the Ilmnccmning guests as nlzul scientists nccolnpalnicd iw tin' song, A Failing Stair . ' 9? 25:-5. . ,,,, fm 7 , -. if -8 4 - 4+ . E if , A , . ,f ' K A lil 2 ' ' 1 1 . if R 7 :A cf' 1 3 ,,,.w.f-.,,. uf - '. 'LW' .rx-4? V. . mx 4. A- V rs y, wr .- wf,:f-N A ff'x'.:L+x - ST ' -sf 45 'J . ,S , '9t1FM,f v ', 7 E.,-. 5 2, M 5 fa ya 'Z -.sun ' 1, KW JH, , x,..nq A ,V ...Ln-. A Q f 4: f' L ,:Avxf 85 , -'Ay 'fx :gf 9 X 'WK lv 3 I 1 'V Y , ' I f' , ff- ,mtv A ' . 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X A W 4 A J i 1 I Mg I I I 1 Q gy 'Srl W '75 nl 7? , ' A., X ,a ,X If 1, fag rf , gl. 4 qv Q ,Q A -as 1 l -In A-Xxx 'l'.-xl,xixr:'rox il nd S'ri1vi-3 Almxls, lust ywifs king and qiioc-xi, crown Cim- ol.YN 'l'Al.Klxc:'1'0N and Bun i 'EN'l'ON, thc- ncwiy clog-tvd Snowball King and Qui-m'n. Susan NYliitlnw's brotiu-r. Nlczin. sings 'I'iiirty-Two l c0t.,'. Bi-Iwi-vii laughs thc- doors nn- triinnu-ml with vvvr- grvvn iw iiiviiiiwrs of tin' l'. ll. A. and It P. A. NIIICII carl- is taken us thc- tinsvl is plum-ci on lin' trawl. 92 The Annual STIOWBBH DBFICC TFBCIK Queens Lrft tn l'i,fZ11f. ,s'L'r1!c'cI: Peggy Enslningcr. Chur- lmu- Sl'lllll'tlC', Caunillc Coopcr, -Iucli XY:-riz, and Iamvt Iiownmn gfllllllillu' Bill Bmvmm Bill Xlcffolcl Drums SLIIXNIITI Ulm Hosuitutcr md Stun Acllms AT THE END OF THE TRACK SEASON, the track team selected five girls, one each from the Fresh- man, Sophomore, and Iunior classes, and two from the Senior class, to serve as track queens, cmd these girls in turn chose their ottendants. ANN CARIKIODY, Senior uttcnciantg -IEANIN1-3 NEWTON. SUlJ,1UlllUl't' 11111211- rlzmfg l3,x1mA11.-x C.-x111.1-1. junior utlwrzrlmllq llllfl C.XllfJl. I,.-wc:-1, Frcslz- Hlflll. nffvrlrlrlrit, look on 11s AUDI!!-IX' 31110111111 is L'l'0XX'l'lk'Cl 111111011 ul' flll' ll11llowc1-11 pzxluclc. AFTER THE THEME, Famous People- Fact or Fiction , was announced, many hands went to work to make the parade a success. There was much excitement before the parade which came to a climax when the prizes were given and the queen was crowned. First prize weni to the Seniors, second prize to the Iuniors, and third prize to the Sophomores. Halloween time ,4 A A - Z4 .' 'germ ricfamr II11- llllllill ill ID1' I 'Flu' S11pl11111111l'c- class 13l'CS1'Illl'll ilu lllllklt. ul.i'l :hlllll'l' 111 lJoQ11z1t1-luv' llw l'1'1-sl1111111 alms 1JlL'lllI'1'Ll lvl-Ulll SllXYfl'l4N an lu' NS'llli1'XXLlNllK'il tln- lvnu-. ' claus !.1x1' ll l11'1111til11l i11l1'rp1'vt.1ti1111 ,amcl lI'Ulll lln- cr14l't'll l,1lNllll'1'N . 'JL LPN lil 1' , .4 I I xg 95 A S S C In b ly t i rn e S DURING THE YEAR the school was fortunate in having several assemblies. Among these were a demonstration and talk on Atomic Energy, a Christmas program, a ma- gician's act, some pep meetings, a magazine sales' award assembly, and some cuts from the play, Our Town . Students were entertained at Christmas by the 8th Grade Girl Scouts who sang Christmas songs. NANCY HOECKER did a comedy panto- mine, K'The Hut I Got for Christmas is too Bign. In the lute winter scvvrnl students from another school put on some cuts from thc play, Our Townu. M J Y . p ' Ti 4 3 . f Q. A 3 A wj3 ff rg' 21 , 2 f r, z 5' A 'ff 4 A 1- s' ff, .5 5,4 Q' 'W 1,4 g 9 Q Z, mifwi g iw I f 3 X35 1 5 f,,,QL2,?Y,h , is fl ' af 4 QM X on '24 The Junior-Senior Prom FOLLOWING THE THEME, A Hawaiian Cruise , the banquet was converted into a Luau with the ocean and palm trees for a setting. Hawaiian girls and boys, dressed in the native garb, served us a delicious meal. Iuniors and seniors. alikv. cnjovccl th:- lmnqnvt scrvvcl liy stuclvnts clrc-ssl-cl in 1 O lt A 'Q .ff sf' f -'N J imtivc COSIIIIIIUS. The juniors workccl liurcl to inakc tha- prom u lingo nip-cess. Tlu- stunlvnts illlfl faculty enjoyed at womlvrtul mvail. ' f ,sl Y A 4 ww ,, W ww ,Y My X' wan- , . .MW A f ,A 0 tv 9,5 'U 5 i ,. 4 22:- I ' ' A . 'A , 74 ,M - 'u ' ,sr q Q? . 4 Q. 4 3 , S W L, -w an at 1' v A 1 'Baa 3-fix' iw, iw. C , if M 4 1-....,,,,v....4,..w1 W MA... VZ .vw ..., .WK M., H .,... ,W ii. , g 'rg 4: ' , W, M fag' H f .1 541 , ' g.. 3:i:z-- A ,. iwwfiiiw n f 1 ',?1?'i,m My vi 5 ..... W ' f X557 We ,565 W M A L y if ffiig? ' MISS CARLIN-HI MR. CARLIN-HI FARM CREDIT SYSTEM ,i ..- ' i,,.,.,f-f A SYSTEM OF CREDIT deslgned only for farmers OWNED AND CONTROLLED by the bouoxung members Long terms, low rate Federal Land Bank Loans through the Nat1ona1 Farm Loan Assoclatlon Short term operat1ng loans through the Produchon Credlt Assoclatlon Phones 87 and 496 131 East FIIST North Street Car11nv111e, I111no1s f 1 f r3.7 N' . VL O J rl r .i K - K 111 lf, K , K t- ' V, ' 3' 1 l 1 V T X , L 1 la' O D. - f ,f fm is E V Q he -or D 3 , N, . 1 O I V , at jf' 5 X xx ' J ,K , y VY! J .M-! ,, 1 Q 7. Boa, SHIRLEY and PAT ask X114 CUTHBERTSON :bout the new hw L we he lb atudymg W P Cuthbertson, Attorney Bauer Bu1ld1ng ALFRED L. BURGER Salesman Phone 413X Carlinville, I11. HEMPHILL AND KELSEY Attorneys at Iczw Cczr11nv111e I111no1s SCHWARTZ FURNITURE COMPANY 119 E F1ISt South Stre t Ccxrhnvllle I111no1s 1 a -1 'L ' ' ' . . . . . . . Y . I 9 1 'I'hen-,5 ulxvuy an gnml time' at SL'llWLlI'tZ'h. E L CALVERT Sz SONS East Srde Square Phone 605111 LOEHR DRUG STORE Your Prescnpt1on Pharmacy Headquartcrv o Snhoml 5111131108 Drug Slllldfleb 1 lrkcr Pans md Pcnuls kodak Cumrxs md FIIIIIS Ralph C Surman R Ph Phone 81 Car11nv111e V L ,gwe Eagle Stamps ROGERS AND SOOY Plumbrnq and Wznnq NE Corner of Square Phone 408 X SURMAN S CLOTHING STORE Owned and operated by RICCHARDI BROS DAUGHERTY S MARATHON SERVICE 911 Broadway The day IS done at --n-41 TROVER S RUSHTON S VARIETY RETAIL Sz WHOLFSALE N v Store with New Merchandlse Northeast Corner of Square NovELT1Es TOBACCO CIGAHS Cmhnvlue mmols CIGARETTES CANDY WORKGLOVES ANNIE S JEWELRY Phone 400 L CCIIIIIIVIIIS Ilhnols Norih Broad Carhnvllle PA'1ROINAGE FREYTAG BROS SADDLE SHOP ALFRED BOATMAN DR STEPHENSON DR PEASLEY SCHALLENBERG BAKERY SCHUETZE S CLEANERS LOVELESS MERCURY SALES DR ARMSTRONG ROBERT G FRITZ, SR THE SPOT CAFE 7 1 I .L I 'A' Y 'k Watches - Diamonds - Iewelry T 1 Y THE CARUNVIILLE CLINIC ANALIE EVERETT PERRING 8z SON BROWN S SHOE STORE Bonds Insurance Real Estat Selma Brown Baker and Farm Loans Bernard CBenj Brown MSIVIH F Brown Over Suulvcm S Carlmvllle Il11no1s Phone 335 L Ccxrhnvrlle C0mP11meHfS0f G B ARNETT Sz SONS S Et1bl1sh1d111 1910 Insurance and Real Estate Phone 1 Arnett Bu1ld1ng 256 South Slde Square Car11nv111e I111no1s ,. is ll 9 Q , , -f -- . I I . . 9 sz Q 1 . MACOUPIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Ph 178 CARLINVILLE I1-:RRY asks a representative about his new policy. One Nils Luv howe SAX1 md SAWDX 1115 naw collmtlon of DOIIISLIIIIS for Chrlatmas CARLUN VILLE GREENHOUSE 342 Hoehn Street Car11nv111e PRAIRIE FARMS BUTTER The Butter That Must Please MILK ICE CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE Prcune Forms of Southern I1l1no1s Cctrhnvtlle I1l1no1s GORI-IAM GRAIN ELEVATOR Phone 664 Ccxrl1nv111e I1l1no1s R E WILES TRUCK SERVICE CGIIIDVIIIG Spnngheld St Lou1s Mo Phone 398 K 218 West 2nd South WELTES BLACKSMITH SHOP GENERAL REPAIR Home Phone 91 K 512 West Mcnn Street 'Ir ..1,S.t1t'.'x 'A' 1 I . . , . , . 9 VSP VALLEY STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY TUBING Square Rectangular Hound Phone 790 Car11nv1lle Illlnols Servlce that You Llke PRESSLER S COBOCO SERVICE Phone 60 Dan Pressler Manager Carlmvllle I111no1s DAN B KAUERAUF 8: SON LUMBER and HARDWARE 451 North Broad Street Car11nv11le Illmols LANZEROTTPS SUPERETTE The Complete Food Store Corner of Hxgh and Washmgton Phone 380-K Car11nv1l1e SUN SPOT CANADA DRY CARLINVILLE BEVERAGE CO. Bottlers ol Quahty Beverages 'A' 'k 'A' CHEER UP FROSTIE ROOT BEER I V , ' A 4 A 137 , 9 T 'A' i' 'A' MENO BROTHER S CAHLINVILLE ILLINOIS AUD md Rosxh do thur melt shoppl 15, It NIINO 5 Comphments of CARLIN VILLE CLEANERS PERSONALIZED DRY CLEANING 317 West Mcnn Cc1r11nv111e Phone 191 L NELSON GWILLIN CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS , CI. T. ' 'i. t 1' E Ei Q 5 48 I . . . 4 4 4 LERITZ MOTOR CO. DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phone 252 Carlinville TRY THE . . . CARLINVILLE BOWL FOR HEALTHFUL RECREATION 211 West Main Phone 640 Com plzments oi JOHN W RUSSELL Attorney at Law Carhnvllle II11no1s SHIR LIAN PIZZARENA We Sp CIGIIZG 1n Carry Out Orders Phone 496 GEIGER S MARKET STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES CHOICE MEATS FREE DELIVERY G 8z E GROCERY GIOCGIIGS Meats Hardware Phone 37 Chesterheld I1l1no1s llreldw ipprox ed of one SULLIVAIN S DRUGS Carhnvllle GIIIGSPIS H1IISbOIO -A . . . - 1 'A' 'k NANCY says, Here, try this perfumcn, but NIARY has ' 1 L tmllm r t u n lu lurx lllfilllglllt ur 1 1 L Ill L f pun Louutm l L1 mu un s f monu '7 CARLINVILLE NATIONAL BANK Incorporated 1890 MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE t p CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Cx s to I Hun Cos 1 I hm to plrt vuth lm money Front vzew of BEST WISHES to the Class of 1958 SHERMAN SHOPS South S1de Square WALKER S 54? to S100 Store Where Sl 00 does IIS duty M A D D E N E L E C T R I C Complete 11ne of School Supplles Carlmvlue mmols Pnces the Lowest PHILLIPS 66 LLOYD SHADE Manager BOWYER S CYCLE AND SPORT SHOP The cost complete lme of cycle and wheel goods in Macoupin County WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL CAIILINVILLE ILLINOIS T I P P S WALLPAPER Sz PAINT STORE 025 West Mum Pho'1e 668 K Rosuz and LINDA lpprme thc samples that NIR TIPPS shows them PERROTTET AND LEEFERS General Hardware Carllnvllle I111no1s CHESTERFIELD STATE BANK Chesterheld I111no1s Com phments of JIM MARSHALL MOTOR CO 312 West Mam Car11nv111e BEASLEY BROTHERS Ready Mlx Concrete and Weldmg LOVELESS MOTOR CO LEROY LOVELESS Manaq r PONTIAC and CADILLAC Phone 350 Carlmvllle I111no1s BLACKBURN UNIVERSITY 'I i' i' TOM and LINDELL look at new shotguns at A v Comphments of Since 1857 A familiar scene between' classes. , 9 CONGRATULATIONS if to the Class of 1958 LE FFELMAIN LAUNDRY Phone 209 Cc1r11nv111e I1l1no1s Complzments of E L K S H O T E L A front vlew of SCHIEN BODY Sz EQUIPMENT Carllnvllle I1l1no1s COMPANY CGIIIIIVIHS I1l1no1s DAIRY BAR BATES MOTOR 8z IMPLEMEN T 1 COMPANY 320 West Mcnn Cctrhnvllle, I1l1no1s Complzments ol ROBISON -BLOOME 'ami INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of all kinds Phone 440 204 West Main Ccrrlinville SI-IIRLEY MOTOR INC C ARLINVILLE II I INOIS VS El LER S RECORD SHOP RGd1O and Televls on Serv ce Phone 408 M 510 N Slde Square Ccrrlmvxlle Cclrlmvllle Illmols 'Ir 'A' 'k ' W A ' W. E. ROSS CLOTHING if - if 'A' i' INMAN S DEPARTMENT North S1de Square SCHUPMAB N AND SONS We Dehver the Goods Quahty Grocenes Meats and Provlslons STORE Phone 8 Car11nv111e I111no1s WOODS RADIO SHOP Phone 769 128 West Mam Car11nv111e The new front of C R MURPHY LUMBER CO INC Phone 2 300 WEST MAIN M. ' , . . I . . i' 'k ,k Radio and TV - Sales and Service . . ., . FARMERS AND MIERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK West Maln Street LARI INVILI E MEMBER FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM P Y J 4 For your decorcrung needs 1t IS the COLOR SPOT 500 West Sxde Square Phone 764 H Sz M APPLIANNCE CO INC LP GAS SERVICE THE GUSTAV HEINZ C0 Phone 148 502 we-S1 slde square Cmlmvllle mmols PATRONAGE RUYLES HAT SHOP SCHMIDT S TEXACO DR STINETT RINAKER AND HEBRON KASTEN S SERVICE IEWELL MODELS DR ZILM LAURA S BEAUTY SALON DR BERNHARDT I an ., . Y GENERAL ELECTRIC - MAYTAG H E ., A A A DAVENPORT'S CAFE Carhnville I111no1s Drugs Prescriptions GRAHAM DRUG STORE Since 1850 Fannie May Candies Kodak Supplies H B Bernle HOELTING Hardware Television and Radio North West Corner Square Phone 67 Be photogiaphed and f1 amed by Jeiry Roth ROTH STUDIOS Car11nv111e Illmoxs Nlmm an Hold still XIARK A A , , , , 66 ' ,, A A A ca ,, 1 , av fax E1 l I e s Q, ' X' A ' A R x 'K u .. . ' ujs, , . BRIANZA S CLOTHINC STORE Mens Boys Clothmg and Shoes LEO BRIANZA 126 West Mcnn Carl1nv1l1e Ollle Martin and H E Drew Cleaners nnovln CARLINVILLE DEMOCRAT Harvey Phelps and Ernest F Relher IIIVICI Carhnvxlle Illmoxs Ednors and Pubhshers KONNEKER BROWN INC INTERNATIONAL HAVESTER CO NEW IDEA Sales and Servxce West Mum Ccxrhnvllle 9 y 1 I , , - . If , I x . . . A I i 4 . Q ' , 1 , . M ACQUPIN Comphments of COUNTY FARM BUREAU S T R A U B B R 0 S IT PAYS TO BELONG Carhnvllle I1l1no1s Complzments of Compliments of THE MARVEE THEATER an THE DIANE DRIVE IN BOENTE S RADIATOR SHUP Newest cmd Best Pxctures Phones 469 and 276 CON KLIN S CITY SERVICE Ccrrhnvllle I111no1s VVYIXN AND WILHITE Best Wzshes Class of 1958 FARM SUPPLIES MACK MOTOR C0 Phone479K Carlmvllle I111no1s Your Ford Dealer . ,. .. , . . . Q ., . ,, , ,,,, r,,.-,,r 9 ' I , T Y ' . . . . . ,, H TIEL S DRIVE IN WEST MAIN Phone 28 Larlmvllle IIoBA1 K look over a new shlpment of canned goods Slull Servlce Best W1shes to the Class of 58 BOENTE S HOBACKS IGA SHELL SERVICE Across from the Alton Depot Cczrlmvllle I1l1no1s Phone 256 K The offlc staff of FARR DAIRY A 5' Y YJ --- I l joux VVILSON, DoNN1E ALBRACHT, and Mu. They give you thc- full treatment at Boente's . I 9 , , I . e . I' 1 ' THE CAVALIER SNACK BAR HERZBERGER .IEWELRY Dlamonds Watches Penc11 Sets Sllverware Crystal Ch1na 129 North Broad Jewelry' Phone 189 Edward Rosentreter Watch and Jewelry Repa1r Gxfts for All Occaslons Compliments of RUDOLPH S DEPT STORE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 504 West Sxde Square Car11nv111e Phone 235 Edltor ch Ll ss L lrb Jolt pl ms vutlx Xlr Srom rn Dr 1IlIl me 1 1 fl I.4I1g,l'lXl1lj., C J 11 v I1 CARLIINVILLE FEED STORE Leonard CSIIIDD Coonrod Prop 116 South Plum St CUSTOM GRINDING and MIXING FEEDS and MINERALS Phone 407 X Carhnvllle I11mo1s TEBBE SN ELDING Carlmvxlle Ilhnors 'A' 'A' i' 'k i' 9 ' s 'S'l.','f i m ' if . .' ' -1 c-sn-1 Q Aw- of tl ,cw 'u F fa I fl 121 I , . . . I . . - . . I . . BREYMANN S CLOTHING STORE PAT Loos and mas jew dry whllu SHIRLEY trxes x pur of cnrrmgs on hu' SCHAEFER S Schaefer Pen cmd Penc11 Sets Iewelry of all Kmds S11verware Chmaware Dlamonds Watches IEWELERS SINCE 1891 Ca1'l1nv111e 1l11no1s Comphments of WOODIE L NEIGHBORS MACOUPIN COUNTY ENQUIRER Wmner of the WILL LooM1s AWARD as I111no1s outstandmg newspaper for 1952 Macoupln County s Dommant Newspaper for over 100 years 9 1 a a' z .' x. 1 9 'k i' 'k 4 4 4 Compliments of . . . PRAIRIE I LOVE LOMPANX Phone 781 Carhnvllle III1no1s KUFA and HAZEL We carry a complete lme of HARDWARE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SPORTING GOODS HOODER PAINT AND GIFT ITEMS See us for Furnace Work cmd aII K1nds Sheet Metal Work CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS SILBERGELD SHOE STORE Shoes for the entufe famxly Famous brands at lowest pnces Carhnvxlle III1no1s EDW ARD R PHELPS Attorney at Law Car1mv11Ie III1no1s Compllments of CIONI CROCERY 704 Flrst South Street Car11nv1lIe RAAB C AS 8. APPLIANCE Zemth T V Hot Polnt Electncal Apphances Shellane Bottle Gas 'A' 1 1 r I if i' ' of ' - - - . gn ' I I I' ' CO. I ' u u lndex to Senior ACtIVItI2S 1-1111 Al 111111111 1111 1X11r111111g 1 Tl 13 1111 7 7 1111111 D1s1r111 C0 1st 7 3 4 Dlx r 111111111 7 ULN1- A111r1 111111111 7 1111 AN11111s11x 1'r1111 7 OHN A111101 11 L1 1r1111 I1 s ll 1 11 S 41 X1g111 of 11n111r1 16 111111 11 17 3 4 Ir111117 3 4 State- Tf1L1x 1811113 1111-1 of 1111 N1 1r 111 '1r1111 3 C1355 Pr1s 1 X110 Pru S1111 1 1 A C11111111111111 7 H11111111111111111 A1t1n11 1 11111111111111111g lung 4 Mr C1r1111I11 C1n111111t1 IDONNA A11N1 1 1' 1111 1 4 1X1 1r111111g., B111 F118 1 s 1 1111s111r1111 1 111 lres 41 C A A 4 M1ns1r11 1 3 S 111 N111 111111111 A11 1r11 3 S11 661110 lft Q111 C11 4 111111 NN S 1311111-11 C1111TllS 1 7 3 X1111s1r11 2 111111-111 BA111111-1 C1111r11s 1 L11111 C711111 2 1 Tr1-1s 11 X11s1r11 1r1 S11C'11117 11 IN B11 1x1111 131111 1 7 3 4 1'1l11'1 11 gl 11r11s 1 7 1 1 11 111 1 'N 111 of 111111 1 S 111 QR 3 1111 1 1 7 11111 111'1111r 7 1 f 1 11111 1111 L111111 1311111111 11 1 11 1 S1111 1 C111111111 1 7 5111111111 C1111n111 C111111 1111111 r ll 11 1111x 11111 11 S11 A X D1 111 1 11 1111111 11r111 4 I1 'X 1 I1 KN 111 111111 ll 1 11r11s 1 7 11 T1 15111811 111111 A11 1r11 3 ll HA1111 I3L111111N1- 1 7 J 4 Nl1.,111 of 111111 TX 16 1811511 CTL NN 3 51111 1111111111 C11n11 st 11.,r 1111 1 tr1 7 111 1 xx C1111111111 1111 1 C11 1111r S1111 4 C1111 L ll 1 1 311118 7 3 1111 C11111 4 5111111111 C111111 1 4 1111111111 A1111111 4 1111111111111111115 Q111111 4 C 1r1s 311118 TX 13111r11 7 ll 171111111 11r11s 1 11r 111111 111 'JJ-111110111 1111111 C11 Xl 111x C'1111r11s 1 7 1 L11111 C1117 7 X 111 1 1 X 7 N 1 1r11 S 1lSl1IlIlN111D A11 1r11 3 111 1 111111 11111111111 1 11111111111111 nt 3 D111 C111113s XIII ll C111111 11r11s 1 1111 C 111 1 r1111s ll 01118 7 1 1 S 111181 C 111 N 4 1 11rv C 11r 111111111111 15, '111 1 1 1 K1 1 11 111 111 NN N111111 ax K I1 X1 L1x11A D1 N111 C r1111 111 51111 15111111 r111111111 111 1111 4 1111118 1 N111 11 1 111 S1 11111111 -X 1111 1 4 11111 s IN 1111 111 X 11511 11 S11 1 5 1 -X 1 I U I I K: ' . 3 .' 5-13:1 1 2 F3 4 1 1 - ' 13111111 1 2 P,-11' 1311 A -31 fC11 5 L F3: 1 .11..-X. 2: C.A.A. 4: 311 5111151 '1 1 2 33: 1 1111111:111 1: zf'1'l1Nl11 1-L BHW- 1.11 '11 '1111 l: x11l1S1f1'1 1 2 53: 111-11 6311111-1g .': -.1 illl- 171111 1 L.: 1 '- nt l L. 5 1 '.'1i1-1 5 ' 52 , 1'311.'- - L. 3 R: 12 ' 3-7.F.A.1L.f7 : . ' .1 11 ff- ' 111- - ,-11 -J f , 1: 111111 Lg 1-at C1 ' .'11.'.'-'1-':,. ,,1 '--1311 23: .a':'- : , 1'11s -1 g A - 7121-',A. 1 QQ -tp 5 C1 1 :3 41 53: C.A,A. 4 11Jl'1'5. 41: 111111 C1 1 2 9: . ' ftr1-1 11'r-5. 53: .'1-1-. 1 g 1 hz 1 1' H: 7 1111 1 L 55 1' A 3 ' ' A l 1 L '1 VU L5 : 1-' Lf g a .1'-:71.,' ' . 1 -' ' 1' :1' 'frlj '. : ' '1-'53 '.'. g 7 - -5.4: 1 3- ' 5 5 1 ' 1 .4 ' 4 1,1111'c.1. .1 - -'V BH 1 2 57 A 1 ' ' ' 1 11 1 2 1-31-11'l-:1111 C1-xl'111,1-2-C11 .' : L1 : : 1 2 53 45 A1111- 531: C1111 Q 1 57: Clasi Sec. 3: F.11.A. 1 2 57 4 -tr-1 :111-111-1'1':1111-1'1L57 ': 7- . 114 ': S34 '--7 : 1 2 11 'X 'k I4 ' ' 7 C, , . J L.57: 1' .1Lf3:.I'- str-1 2 53: 1'1-11 C11111 4: .111si1- C1i11i1- 1 L. .1 1si1- C, 'T - . Q 1..5g.'.' - -53 Aw: 3.11 1 5' 1 '1 5 11 1 11-111: 1 -- 1 1 A g 2' J -371 zi- 11r1-' :.1i 5 -lg -' . 1 L A I. 54 .1 If Q, X -- 1 1 2.5 - . 1 -1 '11 3111111 1 2 531: Cfx. , -1:11-C11 5 2 53: N1i11s1r1-1 1 2 I3: X111- C11 .' L: 14111111 C1ll1D 53 4 113r1-s. 53: 111--. L -1 11-r i11r- - 1 2 53 1111-1111 N111j11r1-111- 53: fa 1:1111 531: C11 '- 41: Mi -11--I 1 2 33 'ig .1 ilfh' 16 53: .'111111- :11i1- - 4 1C:1p1:1i11 41: S111- C 1-51 L 53 4 S1111 1511 C111112 4 1Vi1-1--13r1-sz. 21: Tri-S1-i c31ll11 2 151-1-. F3 4: 1,1101 53 4: 1'311S1'l111111' 21: C1:1ss 01111-1-1' 53 21: Xluf- C:111111 1 2 -'31 13111111 C11111-51 1 2 I: E11- 1'1'r1-1111: 11111111 6111111 1 2 151-1'. 21: .'11: '51 11 1 S- 11- L 53 4 1'17I'1'11.'. 41: C.A.A. 4: P1-11 C1ll11 4: C111'1i11 Ili S1z11'1f 11,11--1 j .11-131111 1: 111 -- '1 1 11 1- 1: AUC,,3 13 I -gK,..C1,..1-1 1. 3- 3 4: Cl,m-u.- 1 2 3: 1C111'1'11l111l11l'111 111111111-1-11111i11g 53: 811111111111 41: 11:11- 1 .ll.A. 1: C.A.A. 4: 1.i111':1ri:111 11c111L'1'1'11'il111'l' 31'111C' 11'V 1.7W'4'll A1U'1l41- 21 '1 '1'f'11 Q l'l'll 111 If 113 21 llmnp- ,ing AU- 1- 4:'I'r4u-kfjln-,111 1 2 Q1 --11 c1lll1111112l1l' 43 311. C11r1i11 Ili c1ilIl111K1ll1K' 4 Cf .Q . . -1-1711111-1-1111 Cr-' 1 2531: Q 1-111 .' . 3, 1- . Z.: -' ' 1 . ' 2: '1'1 '11 4 Q -111' v -1, : If 1- B ' 'YC' --'1-1-1 3 41 C1-f1f 1 1 2 '11 1 -11145 1 21 1:1 - , 1 2 :1: Class 11f1'11-1-1- 1 51 1'1'1'K'RlS. 1 -11: If.11.A, C..-MA. 4: c11l1'1'l'1l'1lK11'l'c:11111L'131 1' 1111111111 111-1111. 1: 1 2 3 4 tgtmg lA.udm. 2: HM.. 1A.mll.l. 3: SOVA 41: 'lf-'I'-'11---'1-111 fWf'1-f1- 21 1'-11-'5 '1-111' 11,111-1. 51: 11111-111-l 1 2 :1 1511111 2 1-11: . f11 1 -121111 1111' 111 53: SW1-1-1111-:111 122111150 Q1 --11 2: .':11-s- j11 :Q 1311 1.li11 C11 Q 1 2 63: 12.1-X..-1. 1 Li11r11- lllll g ' : 11: A 57: l .11A. 1Dl'1ll'l'l'S 1 2 :3 -1 '11-11 1'i:1 2: N1ill'1lDf1'114' 1 2 23: C111'111i1-r1-111-1 4: .lim r1-1 1 :111 111',!fl'1 1: 1.i111. fx7lll'l'11 A11- 1: 1 4: 11 2 :Eg 8111111-111 121111111-il 15 Sum- C1111-11 2 -1 11111111-11,7 .-1 'i1l'l1 2 53: 11111111-1-11111i11g l':Il1K'1'11l1Il1Ill'll1 2 53: .' 1111- 111-. 2 41: P1-11 1111111 4: 1111111111-1' 511111 2 111111 1'1ll11'1'1i 1111111-111 4: '111-1-111 -1111 . 11-111111111 4 Index to Senior Activities N 711 N1 1 s1x 11 1 Nl Sl! K 111 111 Xl Il s S118 N XXII UI' ll S N 1111 NI M 1 x 1 S 1 Il ll 1 1111 7 S11 11 11 N 1I1 1111 I41l1 1 11sI11 I 4 CNI 1r1 Il 1 f IIC Dis r11 Illl 1 lD1st111t 121111 fix I 1 ll S1 -1 I1 1 ix 1 I1 lL 111s11x 1 11111111 1 III 1 1 1 4 lIi1111I1111r1 111111 r I IIN KC UII11 X 111xI11 111 111I11I 1t1 IIC 11111 r SI 1 1 1 1 I N 1 I lll 1 Il 111 N 1 111 1111 1 1 f I 11I1 1 1 1 flljtl 1 111 I KL IIIINI lll f 1 1 11r 7 1 1 11 1 KL S1l1s XNNX 0 11111 x11111111 1 1I1111g II1 l 111111111 111111 7 11str1I I 11111 1r1 III Ll 111 79 ISIIS1 -X IJIII Y L 7 I111x 1 1 Xl C1 Cl IINIIK J ll Xl 1 4 XII 1 1 I I I I .I1111 I 111' 4 I .I ..-X. I 231 l.1-tl1'1'111.111X CII11I1 41 'fuglll S1 lI111c1:'1111---Cf111'Ii11 Ili SIJIIII I1 c:1lXLllIl'IA St1II I: 11I .I.11111a11'1' Ifiv' F31 I71111lI111II I 21 IIII 'I111II 511 .'1I-1- ffI1111'11s I 231 4I1iI11'a1ri1111 I 2. 'I'1'1-115. I11 CfI.1ss 111.111xI1il1 .X11'111'1l 531 SI11I1',I111I!i11l cjllllt -st I I -1111 4511. 21. ll,gX.qX. Ig l..1Ii11 fllllll 2: I' I '-I I 2 53: I'1-11 CI11I1 I: i'Xi!I1l 11I' -Ia11111.11'1' I11 531 Slll- HU .im 1.3 X, ms Bu il I 2 3 lxllmhing Pmml I 231i 1I111t C1111111-il I S3 I lI'1'1-1, 41 Slilll' SI111I1-11l C1111111-il l.'-lynx' 1 2 3 11 Mm UTI 1 2 4-gl lflmnmll ll X11 .V-, C111 '111Ii1111 -'33 Il11II1111'1'1'11 :XtI1'111l. I: Nliw C.11'Ii11 Ili 1111111xI1ip .-X11'11r1l 53: I .I ..-X, lJl'Ilfl'l', I 2 C-l ' A ' 4L lD.A.Ii. A111 'I XIII ' -ll SHIV. Illlll' ,I1i1 .AX1'111'1I 511 I.i1111, C111'11i1.1I flIlll'Q'Il -I C11 -3 IC1.1.1-111-C11I'1'I1-1'i11 XY IQ I 21 CI1111'11.' 2 53: V111 l'i I 531 'I'if'I11'f IIIIIWIA I 2 3 4 IJ1-pw II111':1. -1x1. 7 I1'1111tI111Il I. lI.1I11lI11II Ig S.1I1-11111111- sI1il1 .1X11'1 'I S3 I11 1Ii'I' Ifii, ' 11x 4- I .I ..X. I 2 F3 4 lVl1l'l'.lN. 2: 1' 'SII S -1'. :Ml , 'I 'I'II , Ill 'Ii I'fI'I ' ll luliux' ltahlicnug H1511 Il11l.1,1 1.11 4I3.11I I 2 FSQ CI1111'11s I 2 II: Class 11' I11111 2: Nlltllllllll Ig S11 11'I11II Alt' I. gg . 11 '- UH.. -,1 V- 11. , . I . ' fl I .1 1. X11 I111II Kin! I: C:1111Ii1l11I1' I'11r Slilll' I 11r1111-1' I3 4: SIAI1' I 3 lit HS' 'I ,i'I,h mM A H I VJ A Amm- -Imlginu Cmmisl I 2 3 t1'11I I - 11: I'1111II111II I L. -1 4: l5z1sl11-II111II I L. 11 -lg 'lAI'ilL'li I 2 3 4: I'1a1,1-I111Il I 2 3: All Slam' IIII I . I L CI111'11,' -'11 XIIISIL' C1111111 53: Il111111'1'11111i111., AII1-111I. 53g CI11.'1111.11s I'1Il1.'l'IIl1C1ll'IlI1 Ili Stull 4 1.11 '11 I 'tnrjg . - . , V E H Q N .-XII f,1111I1'11'111'1' 1 ' lc 4 I.Llllll CI11I1 2g l,1I11'1111i1111 21 Night 11I 111111111 'y I6 I3 I1.111N1: I lSIIliIIfcI2llIl'Il'I'I1l NY111'I11'1' 2 3 4: CI1tlI'l1S I CA M H IH.-Cd Mimi SMH II I'I 'ii'fIi I Ii P Alltrun Cl ' 2 53 4 41: Sp: All CI I 2 F15 Iri- TII I2 95 lJ'.l 'l Isa' L. II'I1 ZF -I11111111' I'1Oll,I-iS- Nli J I I 2 31 I11111I I 2 I3 . 1 1I '1 1, U I 7 II UL Html m lu I II11 I I 2 III: 'I ' 'I B21 I 2 91 ' , 'Ill- N1' l 24 1,111 II -N11-41111 1-111 1 :11 1:.A.,1, 114 I,'l7f2ll'IilIl 2 fs 11 LS . VII: I .II.A. 2 73 'Ig I .Il.A. IJ1'g1'1'1's 531 fa - l'11.11x1-. I .1-,s CfI111r11s I II: l'.ll.,-X. I: CLK..-X. 4: I1i- 1111111sI1i11 .-X11'11r1I 3 I11'111'ia111 I I.. AI 1-g14,11sf I .I .A. I2 3 IC11c1.1x l 11s1'1-1114CI1111'11s I 2 FI: Cl,.1X,.'X. 4: I,iI1r111'i1111 2 -'I 4: Nliiwlrn-I I 2 TI: XigII I Illllllilff' IGH T13 .'.lcs- mummp A wind 3 NI. ' ,I1'1-3111.11 .. Q ' 4: -1511111 I 2 3 4 Ixllll' ' If 1111I I 2 33: Cf111'11Ii1'1' SI1 II' I 2 F3 -I IIC1liI111'-I11-Cllicf -lg 4 4 I11 ICLI.-i11-CI1i1I' FII: CI1111111 I 2 53 lIIisI11ri1111 2 F39 , IX lil 1, l'1'1 1. .'1: 11N -- l'.I ..-X. I 2 -'11 I 1111tI111lI I1 '1 'lx 4 , I x AH 1 . g 311 IALIIIII Cllllll I 2 III1-p111't1-1' I 27g Xli , ' 2 53: hxillit Ill' -I. 1 1' IGH 35 'I'-S Bill fl ' 'IJ'F'A' 1 2 3 Cl I 2 53 LII1-11111't1'1' L. 1 1' .' '. ' fgzit' Sq Ac- 1111111 1111ist ut C1111111111-1111-1111-111 3 I31'1'1'1' ,Il-Z. N KL '1w- C11'I' Il' St1If FI it - II 3 4,1 Cllm-U5 I 3 I I 11.17 I,11.11x.11111 Ii111,1.4I .I ..1. I 2 I3 -I1 I .I1'.A. D111 -1'S IIIII C111 121 7 l .l .fX. I 2 I3 -lg II1'11i1-1-111111 C11-11 IS Iii 1111.1 Ki. 1 Cf.11.1Ii1'1 SI.1II 53 I l,Il'. 11111 I'Il'll1l' II1l11 lll1l1 Ik ffI1111'11x I F31 l .II..-1. I 2 53: lI,.'X..X. ,IL gl ljlxiximllll l.14Iil,,l' 11: fjllm-HN ll IIAII'-xv I 2 43 ,I ' ., . .' , JA-1 Ml I 1' l'H x' DIJIK I ' J -Il11111'l111' I11 S.1I1-1111.1111I1i11 .X11.11'1l CI I.INI ,l,I II kl f l.1-II1-1'111.111X cjlllll 'I -I. I'-IHIIIIRIII I 2 I tml 3 N h 7 A V I Htukpllmll I 2 .3 11.11-M-L I 2 3 1' Htmtlmll lg -3. Il1111111s Ixl 111 ,IKIIIIN I - 31l.ll-.X. I ..11:f1.qX.gX.-I: II11111111'11111i111 :XII -111I. 41 :XII Cf1111I1-1'11111-1- i11 I 111I- 'I Null I 2 I1 III' LIHI' Il S1-+11'I141'lfW1111I- 25 l1.11I 4 'iXiuI1t 11I WI1111111115 Ili I3 1nc1ex to Senlor ACtIVItI2S IN 11 1 111 1 7 1 1X11r11111111 11lllC11 C1lCHT1lN x 1 1' H1111 1 1111111 7 3 1111181111 D11xx1 1XUN1lX1XX C711111r11 V111r111r 7 C'1111r11s 11 1111 A 1311111 r11 ll X IC l 1 4 1X1II'C.11lX1g 131 11 Chorus 1411111 C11111 7 '1I111str11 1 7 3 11111 1 13 l11C1 1 1 C 111 11 F11 X111r11er 1 C'h111us 7 3 NI111 1 111 1r 7 KX X1CC'111I1X 11rus 1 7 3 A 7 1111 X C7 1 1 S1111 1AC1 Sl1LSl11ll1 B1111 X1A111L11111 C1r11n H1 Staff 3 4 fB0OkbtOI'C 111111111 1 B1111111t11r1 Nlgr 41 Chorus 1 C111 111r 1 1 1 7X1lI1QtI'6' 1 Trl S11 C1117 7 KC 81118111 111111111 A11 1r1 LI 111 1 1 1 r111 71 X 111 111 11n111r1 16 3 81111111111 Xxx X11xx1x1 1 11 L 48 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 11 1 H11111111111111111 Attllll 1.110115 11111111 C 11111111 11C 4 l 11 1 1 1 11r X 11 ll 1 lllll 1 111111 111 1 7 1 1' A S1111 C11111en111111 7 111111 111 11111 '11111111111 All S1111 1'1111t11111 3 51 1 111111811115 1111 N1 11111 111 CGTC 1111111 1 1 11 81111111 ll S11 1 181111111 h.111t11r 11111111 11111111111 1171113 1 Il 111 1 4 17111 L11t11r1 1111 111 O lCl IS C 1111 C 1111 IN N I LNIII 1118 1113 K S111 X111 11 1 B11 1 5111111111 COIIII 111111111 1111 s N 1111 C 11111111 S 111 S111 lll S1113 A11 1r11 3 Ill INI 111 1 C1111Y11N 1 111111 IX 1 s C 11x1 I1 ClI'11l1 1 1 3411 L11 1 C711 111 IN 1 x111lS TC 11 1 lllll 1r1 S 31111811 Cl 111 3 1 C 11111 4 X1llSlC A1 1 1 1 A 1111111 111111 1 IIC 1 7 1 4 C11C?fl1S 1 7 1 1L111r1r 1 I X111 3 vlght 111 111111 1r1 1 S111 C' 111111 1 X 1 1 1 11111 111 11111 51118111 111111111 A11 ITC 11 IIC L111 111 1 1 1 A 13111111 C71111 1111 1 D s TIC 7 1 S11 1 1 1 11111 11 llC1j., 1 18 1 111 1 111111111 11 1 1 111 -X IIC 1 111111x x 111111 S C 11111111 1r 111 111 C1111 1C S111x111111s11111 -111 1r1 1 1 I1 11111 111111111 1 1 11111 1 X1 1 X 111111111x1 1 1 1C I l I I ,I111 ' '11-.111.1.11 11:1 1 1. I7 . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 .' A11-1.'l.' K11.1.1-11 SR11' 1 31' A111111 F3 1 2 S31 N111111'-1 1 2 53g '11111111111 53g :. 1-111111 22: 1115's 1g1Jf'14'115a 11gIg'.'-11-124 , I I7 ru mc H . .l.1c11 A 1,1-111-r1111111s CT11111 S31 1 111111111 1 1:1101- 111111 1 21 1111811111111 2 F75 ' . 1 1 1'i1 F3 ' 19- 11'--'z ' :.g 1 .'1 D1 ' 111 1111. -CY1111-11-ri11 N' 1 1-r 2 F31 1 J 1 2 1111111 ' I., 11111-1 .l .A. 1 2 53g 15.17. . - -1-sg 1' - I3g Cl.A.A. -1g 1,1111'111'i1111 11 N1111s1r1-1 1 12 53g fa 1 - j1'1'1i11 C111-1' 2 53 -1: Tr: '1i 4 51' '1 . 111111 1,1-i1-1- 1 2 S7 . 1 - ' 111 1: . -I.-11.1, '-ll, '11 X. '11'- . . 1 53: Cl.A.A. 4: 1 ' 2.3 . ' 5 ' Z.. Ig 7 C7111 4 Q 1 , , 1111 . P1117111. ,'1: 11N- 1'.l'.A. 1 :Z 53g L1-111-11111-115 ,11111 43 l 1111111z111 43 '1'r111'11 53 4 11131'1c111.1' Ll'1 1'l.1c7 I: 7 - 'z ' 9 1 ' QLIQ1 ' - str -1 ?3g '111-1 7171111 - 1 2. 3 4 A Y . 4 RA ' 'c P1111 -311-Y .1 -11' S1111 I r. ' . 95 . -E11. -115 C111 '1. 1 21 1Se1-.2g1Iis.31g. 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The Seniors' farewell WITH A LAST SWEEPING STROKE oi the brush of time the final picture is completed - that of seniors bidding farewell to Carlinville Community High School as they go forth to make their places in the world. They have now completed four years of high school, and although they will meet many new experiences, they will al- ways remember the years here. to C. C. H. S.
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