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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1959 volume:

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A , ffm , 7' , fn xii-0.147 1 Q fr 2' MW, f 4, ,r The events of a high school year are hard to recall, for they have a unique flavor which cannot be again tasted through the printed Word or the photograph. We remember the big things, yes. But too often we tail to remember the humorous and human everyday happenings which supply the spice to high school lite -f and to Carlinville High School. The year recorded in the pages that follow is only what each of us makes it. We are, after all, but modest candid cameras. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Classes c .c Page Organizations e , Page Athletics . T e c Page Activities c . c Page FOREWORD HI' We re Patncxa Morse and Rlchard Lanzerottx co edltors of your 1959 Carlm H1 Are you wondermg why we re standmg here llke th1s ' Well thzs year we re all set to take you on a guxded tour of Carlmvllle High School vza the Carlin Hx We feel that tn order to show you every part of the school from the oldest tradltxon to the newest crctmvxty a personal you and me tour by the Carlm H1 staff would be the best possxble way to do lt Flrst though mtroductxons are tn order We d llke you to meet that lxttle fellow standing over there he s Mr Cavalxer You ve probably caught many ghmpses of hmm before on megaphones pennants and rmgs Throughout thxs years book you wlll meet h1m agam and agam as he attempts to help us gulde you through our own Carlmvxlle Hxgh School If you would llke to know why we have chosen Mr Cavalxer to help us tell our story we have th1s explanatlon Mr Webster who has been a great help to us sald that a cavaller xs a very proud gentleman In addltxon to bemg a gentleman he says that a cavalier IS a courteous escort Hence because of h1s escortmg ab1l1ty and also because of his knowledge of spmted actxvttles and tradxtlons we decxdecl that he was the rxght person to help us take you through Carlmvxlle Hxgh School Our staff Mr Cavalxer and ourselves have collected all the high polnts of thls past year and put them into pnnt and plctures so that you may have permanent memones of 1959 Excztmg moments l1ke the wmnxng of the County tourna ment the glxttenng pageantry of the prom and the breathless wa1t1ng for graduatlon or everyday happenmgs like attendlng classes havmg a frxendly tete a tete wxth a fnend and trymg to open a door whlle your arms are loaded down wlth vanous artxcles all these are mcluded ln your book So mf you are ready so are we Lets tum the page and begm our Journey through Carlmvxlle Hlgh A H fi .2 il 5 I if 3? 1 az. Q? iz las wf Q? E , fx. Li,,, :Cm-Qa :xw9.!'vs Xf wwf. .fm 1 wx 5 'T 5 vwzmi gf,fQw i'4Vm A f H,-Ui Q 4 iv- min nz ,wv 2655-xxaxgrw Z, pr 2,1111 3 vlLx.v Qlxev Raifmffxiu' R ff5cs.'Yr.Aw tillulvq ' QCLJJT Qhfthi , . R-MT-,A-. fm ?ifLV,.2Q 2,2 nys, N Q 2K1 J ,,,, M? FACULTY and CLASSES KNOWLEDGE HATH PGWER M F' A 2.1121 fzi':'.iCl 5: .Fei 1 tvri ,WYAc+.f., fN,,,,. Vw. N Muff ,. .,,,.,,.,,..fA. ., ,.,A J , .-.A,,., ' - --W L-mf L- h,,,.: I I rp rm ,t t.,f4 .,,.t.:.f:,t.Cn 9 S' dfff 'z : l'f Qin' :A C1 'QC-Che. f rfiiifx TEQLZ wif: . 3613 3 ':.'fQ i:i'7ff ' if: IW ,1ii':l f':fgi6fft1 'ff- TPQS 'ffftll'h'.L'Af'. f '1 : .'f5.ffftA Q,-'f :': if Sttfzcits fzrf: iz 4'1 -2 ff.i'.L'ff' 'r fcrv iii ,ELC f-SSQAHQQL f':i MEN OF WISDOM The office of the principal can be a courtroom where one pleads his case, but most often it is a place where much helpful counseling is done by Dr. Leasman. The superin- tendent's office is sometimes a forum where the board and Mr. Littlepage discuss the problems of the school. . s 4... 5 M M? , , gl f W is ZW! W f N .,, ? if 4 'YQ , f, My A ff 'w-f,, wif if gf H, . .M is iwssa! ' i To Irv Io name aIi ihe iobs of a guidan . wit? A, E in , CG couriseiznr wood fake qiiife a whiIe and woifd arnaze rnos' of us' Ihe person whO Capa handies This iob is Mrs, Ann Chapman bv AB M.A. Yearbook Advisor, Senior Ciass Advisor Dean oiGirs,Giiidar1Ce Direcior. CLARA K. BRUNNER, R.N. School Nurse ANN CAVENY, B. S. Enqish II Spanish I Xi II Junior Pav, Senor PIay, Spanish Cub CATHERINE DEVITT, B.S. Heairh, PhvsicaI Educarion Freshman CIass Advisor PAUL A. DICKMAN, B. S. Ior Enqiish I III, IV, Froshrnan Foofhia' Coach Easebfi'I Crunch A5s'fI.inI Bfizkanfi HAZEL EDMONDS, A. B., M.A Home Economics I II 81 III Fi-IA Junior Ciasf Advisor 16 Co :Ch 3-x ' ,MY Nm , f H . J ff GENIUSES HERE AND THERE Mr. Kimberlin gives food for ihoughi' fo Bill Whit Wer and Milne Hesseldenz. 'W MY Wur- FACULTY During a spare minute, Coach Schonebaum takes a whirl with the hula hoop. Whether your interest is in agri- culture, math, science, business, or languages, We have a genius that heads the field ot your choice. These geniuses distribute knowledge tor al- most six hours each day, five days a Week, for thirty-six Weeks moulding the human clay that makes up our school. The faculty, though often the least ap- preciated, is certainly the most valu- able part of our educational scheme. '-vnu, Wf, 521, E, and X -165' A if he 11651 f -315 Ain if 459' Why -1191 QEET:-v cools!!- -auf Q' 'X-sq' ALVARIETA KASTEN, B. S. Algebra I, Plane Geomeiry, Freshman Class Advisor ROBERT KIMBERLIN, B.S. Physical Science, Chemisfry STANLEY KLAUS, B.S., M.S. Agricullure l 8: IV, FFA. Sfudenr Council Advisor JAMES NORMAN, B.S. Physical Educalion for Boys, Football Line Coach JOANNE PEPPARD, B.S., M.S. Physical Educalion for Girls, G.A.A.. Cheerleaders Advisor GEORGE C. REID, B. S. Band. Chorus, Sfudenr Council Advisor MARIAN ROEMER, B.S. Shorfhand I, Secrefarial Office Praclice, Clerical Office Practice RAYMOND ROSS, B.S., Typing I, General Business SOPHY ROSS, B.S. English l JOHN D. ROSSETTI. B.S., M.S. Bookkeeping, Business Law 81 Arifhmefic Junior Class Advisor ALENE RUYLE. B.S. Biology, Tri Sci Club MILTON SCHONEBAUM, B.S., Ed. M. Drivers' Training, Foofball Coach, Assisianf Baslrelball Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor, Lef+erman's Club Advisor ALBERT SHARER, B.S. lnclusfrial Arfs l, ll, Xi Ill HELEN STEMMONS, A.B., M.A. Solid Geometry. Plane Geometry, Algebra ll, Trigonomelry, Sophomore Class Advisor LOUIS STIVERS, B.S., M. Ed. Physical Educafion for Boys, Social Scienc Baslcefball Coach, Track Coach. Senior Class Advisor, LeHerman's Club Advisor MARY HOYT STODDARD, A.B. English lll, Lafin l 8: ll Lalin Clubs Advisor Miss Caveny, direclor oi ihe iunior and senior plays. is quife handy when ii comes Io malceeup. 5 i .fzfiai A , A Coach Diclcman lries desperalely 'ro pass The ball, buf Sally Denby delains him during one of lhe funniesf and fines? pep assemblies our school has ever wiinessed. SENIORS - MASTERS OF THEIR FATES Ei Lf lt is impossible to conceive today the roles these one hundred graduates will play in American lite. But We can be sure of one basic fact: they leave Carlinville High School eojuipped with a well-rounded education, not only in school subjects, but in the subject of getting along with others, Active to the end the seniofcassotiicers Jean Schuetze treasurer Meir Vfieee, vice president Y Louis Hacke, president, and Donna Roberts, secretary, make plans tor the senior trip. 22 'S 5 l DON ALBRACHT Humorous PEGGY ARMOUR Undersfandinq CURT ARNETT Nonchahanf DICK ASHWORTH Efficieni' JERRY BACON Acfive DAVID BANG ERT Brisk THERESA BELLM PYe-asanf OREN BILBRUCK Siienf JO ANN BOMKAMP Ve-nfuresome SENIORS 23 SENIORS plum 'fi N 24 KEITH BOSTON Pracficai DWIGHT BROWN Reficenf JOHN BRUCE Huenf LYNN BU RCH Dainfy LARRY BURLESON Concerned SANDRA BURNS Loquacious GLEN CARRIKER Affable RONALD CHASTEEN Dexferous KAY CHISM Exuberan? DAR winner, Mary Clark keepinq up wlfh a busy sclwodde T SENICRS MARY CLARK Musical GERALDINE COLE Passlve PAUL COSTELLO Aphonic LYLE COTTINGHAM Comicd BILL CUTHBERTSON Er1'e'prIsfng LOUIS DAUGHERTY Medwanlca, SENIORS ROBERT DOHM AMVSHC MARGARET DOWNS Spfifed CHARLES DUGAN Scfenfific JOSEPH DUNN Eaw-qdfc CAROLYN E. WALLACE C2U5Ld6Vi'C JERRY ELLIS Hfmdscme 26 The big momerd has ffmaUy arfved and Mary Cark D761 A 5 H W 0 r Uv Jean Sdmefze and BQ: Winsiade pause fo fock back over We :mr wonderfw years WHICH are be- hind fhem. CHARLES EMERY Energelic LINDA FALTER Impelu ous MORRIS FLETCHER Mannerly NORMA FOX Independenf BARBARA GAHLE Llvely ROBERT GANZ Sensible BEULAH GIBERSON Placid WILLIAM GLEASON Composed THOMAS GUNNING Allwlemt SENIORS WL SENIORS -rm' 28 LOUIS HACKE Happy-go-Nucky CAROLYN HARMS Sweef WAYN E HAWK Resfless KATHERINE HESSELDENZ Aler? SHIRLEY HOWARD Tacifurn NANCY JOHNSON Vivacious MYRON KATES Casual JANET KELLENBERGER Avracfive JERRY KILLIAM Impish SENIORS ROBIN KIMBERLIN H Md f-.irlfng PAUL KINCAID Jvf ROBERT KING V' 'TW5 5 JOHN KOSTER :UNICE KRAUSE RICHARD LANZEROTTI 29 SENIORS BONNIE LINDSEY Loyal JERRY LIPPOLD Playgd CAROL LOMELINO Opfimisiic SUSAN LUDLUM Meficmous JEAN LU ECKE Frank MABEL MATTHES Am'ab!e 30 in We eenfor pay Mr. Covad EE W'n5Wade qe's Him' se? Info e bf: of dffflcdiy bv eslcirq Miss Spencer Mary Chrk, 'ls Hwis Hwc- c5FEce of Miss Spen- cer We Cfd som puss? PEGGY MEFFORD Nndividualisfc WILLIAM MEFFORD Debmwair DON MEYERS Unfroubhed JUDI MONTI Charming SARA MORGAN Spunky PAT MO RSE Poised PATSY NEEL Cinfewed SHEILA N!XON Efficienf LLOYD RAAB Cimpefenf SENIORS ,rd 'L' 31 SENIORS Y.. 32 GEORGE REID Obliging LEE REM LING Eames? CARMALITA RICHEY CIwangeabIe DONNA ROBERTS Lady-Iike BONNIE ROSENTRETER Sprighily JIM RUYLE TI'wouqI'xIIuI MARIE SCHERBA WISIIUI CHRISTINE SCHMARANZER Enferfaining CHARLENE SCHUETZE Vxfinsome SENIORS JEAN SCHUETZE ECQL ar KENNETH SCHWARTZ RICHARD STILWELL ,, 11,3 ROBERT SUMMERS f.f SHARON SUMPTER ,Y. JANE SU RMAN SENIORS MARY JEAN SWIRES Enfhusiasfic KENT TOTSCH Pensive DOROTHY TRILL TranquH LINDELL TRIPLETT Carefree JANET TURNER Sincere TED WALTON Sober 34 Jim Woods. Ted W a +0 n, a n d George Reid fry fo decide which ring flwey wanf. 4 KAY WELTON Bliflwe BILL WHITLER Reserved MAXINE WHITWORTH Unconcerned DELORES WICHMAN Capabie MARY WIESE Versafile BILL WINSLADE Defermined JIM WOODS Agreeab?e JUNE WOODS Demure KAY YOUNG Ordedy No? pidured: ROY MOORE Calm 41 SENIORS ,gf'N6 ..... 'Q Wi new ,142 A -sv' 4-Z3 U qi Y , my VM, r X , flfk 3 : llll. ' ..,..- In ll: It . IVAI In syyy L as s. 4 , H . Q ., V In L faq L k J J r ,say I f M.-rl: at ' . in ' Lf I A 'V A V L A 5 L, 0939 , . a ' .N 4:21 V P 1 X ' ' ' af Q' M-fr: , 'Q are Q' A d 1 Kama L i L 7.3 g , Cb f 1 ,E '.,,.. , J a n J ' - '-' WE: A ,fi wg 1 . Anrnng Barba Berris Nancy Burger Nan Cox, Jarnes ra Abraclwr, Ed Arnefr, Barbara Arnefi' Cdlne Bilbruclc WlYFred Boorne, David Broome, Pere Burns, Richard Cairns, Ciyde Campbdl, Jane Davis, J'm Haas Marian Denby, SaNy JU Arnefr, Don Bbcrne, Wanda Cnisrn, MIcl'vaeY Duckels, Faye NIORS 3 A if ng f H' an M , ff U' AJ l , wffgrv ,sf 'ij' 1 ,, .3 6 ff X ik , at' O Yi 'J'H '5. A if ffl? 'E . -any i , its ., Arne++ Haine Boenfe, Larry Clark. Donna Edwards, Brenda Hess PryWs FJ'?ng+on, Ke7+rw G5bson Beyedy Ghass Marion Hansman Jolnn Harms, Jane? Har' Janice Horscre rnan, L. Q Hi , -IAI . QI.. F V ' ' ,. A yyyy Lf 3 J J. L 'P , ,. ' , , ' 'A A V ' A '-r, ' Tfe nw C' sa' sfadwc' 'fam fl y-J, dfne w 9 fre 'mf .N . 'ww c' w?Wi VYWSQGZ UG' Si '55 B' Wins :de JCVVWE' --Hman, 2 s TIDVVS. ' CTVXQVEKA if Ann Rmreford niqn sf-res nga -v--Q, Arfer Pat Eorman Jenn Clark, Larry F. Ensminqer Peqqy Granarn, Margarer Herzberqer, Dan s XX IIE gf 'up b I A ' A s 9 if ,.: V V ,V . 2:2 1 ' lx , gf P if T 1 SP- s 4 f 32. . , H felpikc 9' qw 94? fjfjf W' ,. ,R ....i,,: -f, 1, ,W - I 90? mfmfrfw m, xx, ' f www 1 , 4 ' . rw ' H Z X gk, ,sry V? Babmqer Bob Bjrldey, Beffy Bdwman Jodi Bowman Bill Ccnrcf J'm Cosfdu Ra pb Ferris, Lmls Flfe, Jerry Gfiim Mlkf Greaves Reber? f-ifgjf' Lfdq Jzfes Mew 5 x fi K. 'Q' . Y an ., 1 i ff .,, Lk ., ' 3 F -1 Lfffwv , , I YM- 'Cwlr Barkley, Larry Bramley, BEN CosHey Gordon FranHand,Cl'1ari Grichnllc, Janef Keeie JCM ii N Q-F X JUNIORS 'V rs. L1 1, ., d BQ-: c. We Ln' f mf, 1 Q , , de-mf, Jam Powe 'reieuif Luc, Kun r wry, and Alan Lerlfz, prefd Gifj VW '71 Lucy Ct VW J Ov? SI hm if li vm V : 'n an wr 2 ,,' M.. SZNWX V337 I7 K i gr vvx 1, , J X vm -1- N ,af mm- A z. , ui 5 0 Q7 Q X ' - i Pb 'N ii tn' L fri? .53- 35 if ii ., ii ':,'. i ' 3 ' J gg 2 tin? if 'f i 'M 5 J ., ., . i f .J J ff K f ,A . ' A L ,S .A,. -,.. I . m?i: ijv in ' I N gr V Gi ia: ki sw' , A ' A ', ,EI ,.,- .1 :. .I :ll i-A . -- A, 5, V- ' r .,',.,,.- ' Q ,fi-s -A . A 22: A , 5? e:lwn el ',-, Q Jem N i f ','W 1 'n 3'1 -,-v 4-f , -f F V' ,J I .. ,-frggfi ZQAW3 '54 y ...Q I :-V - iijfkf, X x Kuia, Jeff Lee, Judi Lerirz, Aian Lisfon, Carol Loif. Leonard Mariin, Jim Mariin, Joe Mayiieid, Mark Meiiord, Berry rf1eredirii,Wayrnan Newion Jeanine Norris, Ciiaries PeHi+, Donna Pierson, Bob Poweii, Jim Riqsbey, Biii Rosenireier, Curr Rosenireier, Doris Simmons Jirn iofofaiiis, Par sn. 9 ,-ANL' Fave Duckef md Firyii Ref: gf Nu' Uif- 'n -'d and GQ-nda iz Sri. can f -ff 3 d oiciwiio: SiQYL Rose-nrrerer, Ser Skeer Marifre Vkan Peif Judi' aid Rosenirefer, Mary JUNIORS -Quan- , JSWQY .,. 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L f1FW'W'1V' 1Y'UfQ'i Num' Bmw mr ,f , ,N -L-M, Sumpier, John Wifs CHar'es K 4 , sy, - qgwff I Q 's.. , Sweet JOM- Tebhe Mary Tefzhfi, Dean W' 5 J6'V,' Vfscm Hem When L31 a nf xx 1 W A-. sa- 4'-'1 ' ? K, Q' QT' if 3- f-- .1 5 0 ,rl ffir fm - X A ,34- A nav an-gn e vb i -F- G 5. '-.M The sophomore Cass cfflcers--,Marcia Reirer secrefaryq Frank Griclnnlk, vice president Caro' Lange, Treasurer: and Richard Grrffd presif dent-en+Hus3asHcaN1y Molded Weir robs. 3 Y SOPHOMORES Alen Roy Bnoruck Barbara Bumqardner Barb Damm Raymond Fnsner Jack Fnfzqeraki New! Ga ' Jolwn Grrffrrlw George Gross Joyce n 'ji g Z. L :il - : ., T? W--f ., f1 ' .nz X . X 1- gf ' sf QW ' we ss W,- ,,,r .a sv' -. Anderson Carole Bosfon Rorand rneff' Br Downs CnarNoHe Gar err S ndy VY! -fl! Q' :fl 2 2 r y -as A R, f 9 X g' it Z -I? ' X511 3 lg ,, D, M, ,I . 4 TI , I ' f 'z KX 3 f r T 5 Q an . W gl' 1 V Q..-' ' Q 1, - fi? J W1 s 3 . - r av M r r 4:5 on .... 'View :- A A lvly N k ...i A M Ag, 2 . Q Q .. y is rl xt 3 K fi. .fs Bear Nice Bowyer, Helen Behl, Rose Brown. Don Carriker, Marjorle Cnasfeen, John Duqger, Donald G ,ar cf, Sfeye Hnikc, Arfene gf , , 9' 'Q' ,-E4 , 6 an ' fins, -gg as -, mx '-nv Y Nr N, 'S Emery, Reber? Bellm, Gene Bruce. Mary Cnrisfensen Nancy Evans Sandi SOPHOMORES Gracey Douqras Grlcrnk Frank H'f,TlZ, Rufn F'l'rp H r'I',' sl' ,'v' g 9-Q. W P , 4 fag, BeUm. Mary Lou Buenrfq, Gran? Crouch Marqaref Fa.fer, Ronald Gflfie' Rldnard Heaseidenz, Mike y, 37 Q , '1' , Z' if' if fm Berfolef, Sam BuUard, Juanifa DaNby, Wanda Fenfon, Wayne ON I I -wg H. A ,x .. V 'i - f s , L wif WH mx ' in 0 1nqi ,. fl .3 . . V -J gl W vk, 5 fi 1, -lvxl E ,, t vi ii. 7 Beffis, Jim BuHard, Bob Damm, Kennefh Ferris, Tom Many members ef fra r r Q wer Seen winding -ar s 0 n W 4 Jay Trorpe knows fnaf acccracy 's A -ml 4 342 7 4 3 if, of r'me 'mcor+ nce ' +75 .- ' 'A ,,. A 4- pr r a n par If 0 ,Z fra. Hcdar lolz. r 1 I-Q . x if' :SDP -is-J' : ur . .V , ' i E 4 HP V new 4 5? ,J f ,rp ' X 'R 1 fl X E '1' ' 22'-1: , 5 . , W uw ww ., Q , . 5555 E3 -f::Q2z., are-1 N TZ rwnnekcr M rrna Lang Maffhews Cafnern M:Laugl'u7n Ken? Mg? SOPHOMORES Spoon, Howard Steward, Pai' SlI'weH, Roberfa SHnneH', Jim Tniesser Van Pelf, Joyce WaNis. Eisie Warren, Peggy Werse, Norma Wicrvme .Q , .,r- '2 a W 5 fz A .r , ,, i - Q ,A qnll g if ' , X . '.-- 1, M by ,L 'ligfffi'-u, E '- I 7' '1 ., No? Pcmred: Sue EWS . V Rcberr Goodfng Jae Huy- I 4 ear Rex Lee R7cLard Rice. , ' ' , Marbn Haas p7c+ured wnr ,' ,A y B my Z J is , .K 3,5 G , fne funbrs, . 1, 'ix 5 r -it Ni' N. 1 wi I -:, g: I 42 . Z H Ai If x Q. 4 L x x wp, Handay, Glen HM? Sieve Han. Kne' er Jim ' 3' -f 6 1' V a R V .X r , K r 'wlfvif A ' 2, 'S ' ' V Q ' if , -.1 ,' 5 sr' 7 if , 'rv .,..f'fL 7- r' , . , 5.13, he f ,.., .. f Qi' gg' 1, V -. 'A ,fzk , ,. 6 It W 'Q yy, y ff' W X wif- -2 'R- lf, an .H , -f .... ' 'Z 'V 1 ' 'V' I .. 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Kincaid, Sharon Maberry, Tiweima Ramei, Esiner Spencer, Audrey nvnzrez PM :he n W asf ff c'f e ff ' g A nd 1 Miz' ' EU i'iC,'E TP 'I , ' FB . - ,, 1 V 1 A 'sr ' 2:22 ,Q as ig 9 , H lj i A pl ,,,E: 5 ,ge V5 ' ii? in L ' ,.: w , A ,, r, ,r , Q sm 1 r, L .rn -'ov , W an ' 'Ou-au! 'msn ' if , if ' .Y ir ... ., , iz, E an 'W' 'di -:if 3 is Q 9 W 3' W nf 5 0 l N H' 'Wu C X . 5 i is f ,R - f C? Wir. 3. lj Q5 if ,f f 'Herr 4 .rfb ,Vp L L fig, Ii f , , A ga ,r .. ,Q ,F A V 5. 4. ' H32 K 53- ., 33' a i ix v ,.g 1 is K is A,-,I S Q. In ...V j'...i,. no A' y , li :aw ,, I V .. ,.., , . ,L 0 L Sl, ,-if M ,, ,f , 4. 5 3,. 6 3 3 2 ul it--r' xx' B x Wx! Adams, Mary Adcock Larry Brown, Paui Buenrig, Bruce Crays, Haroid Daqqefr Jon Evans, Tom Fenron, Donna Bruce Buenrig and Dir een Dwyf er were among ire nanny wro ioined in ine fun a' ine Sno,-fbai Dance 44 Amyx, Herb Burnerr, Jerry Darnm, Barbara Fenron, Bif Hirnpiniiii, Ted Karriclc, Karnryn r f Arnerr. Karen Caicari, Jonn Dana Bob Filfppone, Snerry Henkei, Biii Kasren Car' ,.. mf v ,y., ,,...., Z :',, L- y :,' -l- - I Qv l ,,. L si 4 .. ' , . 3 .53-.aw -'w 3sgt3:1 11, Q, f v ,,jo, ,..,' A3 5, P ii In Ba ofri, Pere Banqerr Dan Cerar George Ciark Bonnie Dauglnerry, Kay Dowiand, Dixie Fuiiincyon, Dwigrir Gansz, Larry FRESHMEN Henicenmeier,W, Heyen, Larry Keee Sue King Jlrn JN ' 'Sf f 'www 2.L-4Lii1111:f2wf isis xi' ,,..Q..,, l, Q. 7-L. f ',I' Benm Deed Cfeyencer Bi Drury, Jlrn Graham Henry Hoeclcer Nancy Knorr, DU:y rr N' 'S ku if S x 1 Us ?'1b' M 4 . 'Kp -in X? '53, PRES:-:MEN i M M M 1 5 vi P' , ,fgjfm . gg as Hur' x 2 F ' 3 Q T 'A' Q ZZ? 2 M F X fi X .1 5' 2 QKVVEEY 'W 'T ' Beffls Diana Uri-mer, Nina Cnmbes, Kay Cwnner, Leonard Dfffer Darere Edwards Juia Greenwa' RICK SM, Inn, Drclc Wwe! Lije Jackecn Joann Lwnnier' Svc Lf Y'1C6'L' Srari' A, 5' A QS--.. LV,v.'V1 DUN QM-L, gr ,, F f C'Fi4 Run- 1 L-L. T: TN G' JC7'-ei Lynn 2 Qs: Pawn: way rw We Craxenqlrg years ahead qrr rm. af 'QsLr'nan dass 057 erl J:Ln 7700143 Vee :ner 7n QMM 1 all r, Kabwkk Larry Kabarrck Snerry d Leacr Nan .fn Leefers Va' H rrrr L f 1. X , wk' sf ...Q- Ka'aHer Rosemary Lrnx Jars '21 '01 .ww fa 4' def 19 X E E ,Im A, J' an ff I ffl nv 'Q Ji' '::.A:- v.. Lrfne Mac Loelnr Mary Mchaelrs H5FFIEf+ Mrfcne Becky Pocklnnqfon W Powen Jann Rooney Sner a Rosenfre er Lrnda ccker 'I ESX' Q we .J Q 'T-. x A' L 1- - 'I' .IQIV iv ft, if X NL... , ,A..., 5 . ' 2--ff ' -vo- azgtv' :I . fl 1- - In V dll' Ay ..'V , 4 A xx lnl, 1 yfijfiyi if ,W K I 1 1- 'C f il 1 r .Q Al ff 2 K , s I I-li - Y?l ' ,. EQ .ll ' 4' '51, a .,, v, A, :A fam M41 V 5 A' 'I I is .M 'Af H y , , me-v av., ., 4 6' ' 4, 7 v if A 6,3 .-.. A --4-H-ff .1 5 -ff' 2 --A,. A ' ap ,ff qv I 1 rg ' .5 'fn A -. Y: 1 1 W-rsh nw ?Ef2Q - ..5A., ..:r.. r f '4flf r -Q V -. ' .1 - ' Xa Loveess, Wenden Moyers David Main, Larry Neunaber, Tom Pursey, Mervrn Qufmrfon, Roberf Ruirerford, Pau! Scnarfenberq, Judy FRESHMEN S'n P' Vrgfnra Tonqafc, Susan Spencer Lea Uroonas, Perer ,aid Marin, Dann-, Newby BV Rainey, He en Scnrnedeke Donna Socon sr re, Vance, Joyce L 3 --:,:g.:v. M v Marfln David Noble Da e Rainey, Roqer Scrvrnrdr Mary Spurgezf' Jane VVaN+on Eli 5 L... Mclnfyre Jean Perrin Bonnfe Randoipn, Beverly Scorr. Robin Scqrgenn Jann Wercn Larry ak., if 'Y' fm 159 sv- f A .,..v,,,, 1 f 'A ffm' aff K , M A W .. f S 1 1, -.J li ' YS 133 N 3. 'T' --ff 'ir Q 21:4 A 5 ' I -'ws' A X ,V ,Ib X 4. 3. . . E A ' lb. -Lf! McL:f:' ' 5-22 M:Rf,r'd1 L,, Pffaff 5 Plcrsfm wwf' Jw Rf xi N v, REQ SL' M11 Sififgi F Swdi J-iff S -Ne F . -, S'e.-4 wc, Wazfefwr-'ff Cro VY' 2 Wirdi of., r I V.: 7- , 3 , al 55. ,511-'. . 'tis o 2' V' f-.a-A. X-g . 127-'- 5 ff7 -1 ' L -04 .,, ,ax a W 5- '2 V1 5 Q 5 1 , , Eg Myer, J-,. P -ff V Rwxrvw W7 L1 ' S.. S IJ -fwff S., l D. 1 1' 4,5- K sm Q FRESHMEN 1.4 , l,,,,g,m. D .. KN.. ,H S , ,, fa . .., L: 'UMW an ! 7 ...aff 7- ix? X 5 1 P :H ff Q ,X WPI, L U Y -7 fm V 'bf , mm 4 X. CRGANIZATIONS WORKERS THAT NEVER STRIKE 'jr 'wr' qv P V r f +0 rgk Q rmzfw f' HSE' A RECORD OF ACHIEVEM ENT Satisfaction derived from work done at times overshadows the very Work itself. Shakespeare, Poe, and Chaucer probably never realized their writing was work because pleasure received from the finished products far made up for the Work put into them, Putting out a yearbook is much the same type of thing. Who will look back on the trudging of endless miles for an ad subscription, the making of countless posters to advertise the sale of an incomplete product, and the pasting and glueing of hundreds of pictures as Work, now that the finished product is available? Learning listening and laboring were the methods used by Ruth Renken and Carol Liston, iunior ed- itors. during the production ot this book so they would have the lcnowfhow to prepare the l96O Carlin Hi. ldontifying e picture takes more time than you wau'd think as Susan Ludlurn and Lynn Burch wil? te' xOL.. wr ' YW' . - 1' W 'id in-.Q X X 9 it t v x .Ai H 5. i' in 'jf F' J ,. 5 I TH, 4 1 W, Q , Q A ' 55 if Ai 31 5' 6, I ' Q 6' ,, xB 2 T,., f , 2 ' FN I ' , A 3 g .f sf, - Q Q 1 U 1 'Z My E. ' , 1 s. ff' L kg i- , Q X A r ' 7 ' b xii 'mf , '- ' ,S+ ,, ' W H -U-. L if if bi ,-BX 1 gfw xx wg, 4 A ' 3 , - Y X Q TX' - Y QW? 7 f M ,h'- T-mi k ejpfxphf- 1.5 ' Wzig , . ' Q nf gif! If ' ' 'R A ' A L l -A 4 hffjj , , ,X-T 2 Y, x v -A , - -V , -' ww ' . 4, X.: ,, if . wgtwl' , , , ' + Y f up-4 .x W x ' 1 gi' . , ' , M I, 'V gf., L ' f fx' 1, -'J V vw, ' - 6 'W ig, 1 4 .' 1 ' - , fe . 6 ' ,f 1 7 -1 ,n'5 .A , 1- , HV' 4 A Y , ,, f f 1 4 5 . .Q , Q Q. 4' , 13' '-f.,f.L 3,Q',? 'f 1 -'W r gsm jg ' f V 'f V, -I 4- 1, ,m .1-M. -I N Q..- .V S44 X 'f ' 4' ' W' A . M3 .4 ' . .L M-I ' -fk ' 2 X - THE PRINTED PAGE Clark newspaper editor reads the colorful minstrel edition. The Cavalier, which has had as many ups and downs as a Well-used yo-yo, did an abrupt about face at the beginning of the year and emerged as the Printed Page which We re- ceived throughout the year. The big things at any high school, as in any other facet ot lite, can only be pre- sented in writing. Besides, the C.C. H.S. student likes to have something to read during a dull history or econ lecture. To fill all ot the needs the Cavalier provided humor, sports, good editor- ials, school news, activities, and a new attraction-pictures. What more can we say about the Cavalier, which has become a tradition just as has the figure that the paper was named atter? Q I Pxfhiuqh Swag-nf CZZJVTCNN rvfmriffr Kar. lfqiffrw Ya-, , A i ggi... Q53 E, www-f-f-. - W Qdvvol inswfwrrx Pm- QW! fees Mferv 'diie clvwbinq 1n5uenHaW Mr. Ross is using Hs povvcr y' mmd mer We iddgr s Q Q : j idi l'.- I Dm do sdwf owwn. malfff or Pfosidvnf Bob D. vw. Sv' Nan Burger, Secretary, Nancy Johnson, Vice Pres- ident, Bob Dohrn, President, Sam Bertolet, treas- urer Nancy Hoeclrer, George Reid, Mary Eliza- beth Keele, Kay Welton, Joyce Van Pelt, Marilyn Pierson. Jerry Hampton, Parn Kessinger, Jim Knet- zer Karen Arnett, Jeanine Newton. THE TRUST OF GIVING COUNSEL We started this year by putting up posters. This is good. Of course some of the posters tell down. This is bad. We managed the new conces- sion stand during football games. This is good. The workers didn't get to see the Cavaliers in action. This is bad. We sold many hot dogs and sodas. This is good. Some spectators had stomach aches. This is bad. Our Homecoming Dance was a terrific suc- cess. This is good. Fallen crepe paper had to be cleaned up the next day. This is bad. The janitors cleaned it up. This is good. But we had to help. This is bad. Meetings were held every Fri- day. This is good. We had to miss classes. This is bad? We'll be back next year putting up posters again, so see you then, because this is the end. 55 THE SMOOTH CURRENT OF DOMESTIC JOY l'An encompassing organization of girls -This sentence fragment explains the group known as the Fl-l.A. which, if you are speaking of active groups, certainly would be listed in the cate- gory of the most active. Teas and dances provided fellowshipg a March of Dimes project made up the com- munity service aspect of this organi- zationg frequent discussions on their field of work: Daddy-Date-Night, and a Mother-Daughter banquet gave them an opportunity to increase domestic tranquility thus completing the four- fold program of the group. 'Gosh feel that warrn sunll' excairns Sheila Nixon president of the PHA. to the other officers. Row I: Arlene Haclce, Sally Denby, Mariarie Car- rilcer Sheila Nixon. Row 2: Barbara Arnett Mrs. Edmonds, sponsor. Marv Elizabeth Keee Sharon Surnpter, Katherine l-lesseldenz, Peggy Ensrninqer, and Juanita Bullard. - . VT. ,k i. C an L l U g ,if - ,, ' u F12 2 ns ., ur- .. ,,,- v-gc. ,A 0 li n -1 l v -.... : 9--i sk '-if Q , lvlernhers of tne F. H. A. are given instructions he-fore the launching of the March of Dimes f Va 56 Q 'isa ,fu x www V' J ' 3 4,2 Fronf row: Bi,i Clevlnger David Moyers, Wiiiiam Fenron, Dwighr Fu hgron, Henry Hunr, Jerry Burneir, Dan Banqerr, Gen Hamrnann, Biii Woi- rers, Kenny Shade, Reiter? Emery, Larry Burieson. Second row: George Grfxirh. Lyndai Herschei- rnan, John Surnfser Bib Se inger, Kenny Quaiis, Lyndai Heyen Jm Rdife Lois Hacke, Biii Bow- man Jerry Lipsord Joe Riqsbey Leonard Lorr, Ted Waircn Keirh Besfeh Bii' Gieason Jim Wooda Genn Cfirrke' Jffr. Thornef, Mei Kadai. Third row: B' Frwne, D Apex' Ly'f1 Cnrririq' ham Sreyen S' 533 Genes Mchfn Pursey Pere Bioofne Larry Keswick Deen Terzlarri John Tocics, Bob Gocdnc Mren Kares Frank Grichnik Lee Rehn 'ng F? T .fd QW? Jerri. Ki fum Rich ard Lipnnid ini Ne.-.kg Lwd iiifmfin LceiS Ferris. Fourfh row: Pie. Fr:-.P Chires Emery Jerry Davis Difd Mwcfii Dvfigh' Brown Ger- aid Rosenfrerer Jihrn Sheer Don Brdwn Roberr Quarron HQ'r. Graham' B Rig'LJCy David Bczrntf Cark ixffgjffl iw' Ferre Jnhn Kees- Vo L55-Vers E f E, .rd Cfvfres Wi 5 iXAiCKf',! Chisrri Jerry Wi f Jff Hinfcfir, Jirn Bfliiii George Reid. 58 ma? Richard Griiiei and John Keeie rake a hand in crearinq rhe Norfhern Liqhrsu for rhe Snowbah Dance. 5 X MEN OF FARMS . . . MEN OF THE WORLD Not fully understanding the tradi- tions of the PPA. one might think that the members had mixed up St. Pat- rick's Day with a day last September. At least to have seen all the green hands around school one would have suspected something.Actually it was just a friendly initiation of new mem- bers. While lectures, films, meetings, and various ag trips took care of the more serious aspects of the club, co- sponsoring the Snowball Dance and holding a hayride filled the bill from the social angle. The Future Farmers of America studied this year and will continue studying to complete their education for an assignment for to- morrow. Front row: Keith Boston, treasurer, David Bloome, vice president, Dwight' Brown, secretary, John Keele, president, Leonard Lott, reporter, Lee Remling, sentinel. Second row: Robert Emery, Jim Bettis, Gerald Rosentreter, Robert Greaves, Val Leefers Bill Fenton, Mr, Klaus, Mr. Higgs. I J 7 vw , 00:47 LIVING LANGUAGE Sombreros, dark-eyed senoritas, tore- adores, and castanets bring to mind the land south ot the border and the colortul language that is spoken there. Pinatas, parties, films, games, and lessons bring to mind the room south ot the highway and the broken Spanish that is spoken there. Although there is somewhat of a contrast, much pleasure is derived from imitating the Spanish language and cus- toms in the Spanish club where eager members prove that Spanish is truly a ,X . ,, mas party. lenaua que vive. Row I B Pratt Bl I-Ienkel Sam Bertolet Jerry Flte Row 2 Larry Heyen Jon Dag Costley Kenny Sclwwart Dale Sm rl Row 3 Peg Ensmrnger Carol Llston Mary Wrese tord Jane Surman Caye Duclrles Row 4 Martha Konnelcer S lly Buttlce I-I ren W Ryan Janice Poclrlungton Susan Ludlum Karen Wilson Eunice Krause Miss Cayeny Feeling as it they were lr can c I hood Susan Lud urn Eun ce Krause w Smlr wvorlc on a plnfa 9' S nta o tl e C rr ett Gordon Ann Ruther rlson Joanne Q ill II LATIN LIVES TODAY Some people may say Latin is a dead language, but it they Could see its spirit revived at each meeting ot the Latin clubs, they would Certainly change their minds. At this time Roman gods and goddesses step out ot their pages of his- tory to tell ot their lives and adventures while ruling the ancient World. By these stories, plus reports, posters, and iilrns, a very modern interest is created in a very old language. Front row: Mary Lzehr, Caro' Lange, t'tarr'e'f l-tarp Nancy l'loelcer Darlene Df.,er Arm Rurl-efford. Second row: Bob Dena, Bruce Buelwrig, Ira Bates, Dyiv Knott, Wendei Henlcenmeir, Ted Hams Car Kasren, John Surmari, zrpe David Richey, Miss Stod- dard Peter Urbonas. Mary Elizabeth Keele, Grant Buehriq, Hal Ziegler, Margaret Ludlum, Joyce VanPelt, Steve Gour- ley, Miss Smddafd, Cheri Frarkland Lucy Klaus. YJMQWZ fi mi SCIENCE BECOMES IMAGINATION Truly looking like tuture chemists are Jim Powell and John Surnpter. A plaster model of a flower's struc- ture, a test tube full ot sulphur, and a vacuum pump might be said to represent the aim ot the club. True to its name, which means three sciences, the Tri Sci Club tends to further interest in high school level biology, chemistry, and physics. Along with individual projects, reports and slides tend to both enliven meetings and to instill knowledge in the members. Seated: Miss Ruyle sponsor, Mike Graham, vice president, Virginia Williams, secretary, Roberta Ernst, treasurer. Standing: Chuck Norris, president, John Hansman, Peter Urbonas, Steve Gourlev, Bill Newby, Hal Ziegler, Kennv Schwartz, Richard Lenzerotti, Bob Dana Tom Evans, Bruce Buehrig. if 1 K 'id 62 ln keeping with the tad, Bill Cuthbertson limbers up with a hula hoop. TO THEM 'TIS SPORTS Exclusive clubs such as the Chase Club and the Diner's Club all have rigid require- ments lor membership, The Lettermen's Club of our school might be said to be such an 'lexclusive club. For membership n this club one must be the holder of a block C which has been earned in one of the major sports. Members of this Club do not rest on their laurels alone, as they sell re- freshments at games, hold dances after athletic contests, and sell various decora- tions which promote school spirit. Front' row: David Richey Dean McKee, Don Brown, Marion Glass. Second row: John l-lansman, Tom Gunning, Bill Winslade, Dan Herzberger Milne Hesse-ldenz Jerry Thomas, John Keele, Oren Bil- bruclc. Third row: Coach Schonebaum, Jim Martin Larry Clarlc, Lloyd Rabb, Lyndal l-leyen, Jirn Stinnett, Dick Ashworth, Bill Cuthbertson Coach Stivers. DEEDS NCT WORDS Cafeteria co-workers: Beverly Gibson. Roberta Ernst, Mary Ganz. Barbara Ahrling. It would be very difficult for our teachers and administrators to run some parts ot the school and do justice to their ordinary jobs. For this reason responsible individuals are asked to join the service clubs of the school. Their jobs in these organiza- tions may run from giving us heaping plates of food to selling tickets or showing motion pictures. Through- out these organizations whether the jobs be large or small, importance is the keyword. Cafeteria workers: Front row: Mrs. McKee. Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Schuprnann Mrs. Boente. Mrs. Wyzard, Second row: Mrs. Neigh- bors. Mrs. Klaus. Mrs. Krretzer. 64 Ticlref bakers: Svfw hr-vbff' Fl , 'J .-,vi Sw! F lv X. 1 'um 1 4 ' zz. Vw 'J ,fy H H-' ' 1 ' E Q f- Flax x ' MN. mr-f, ff I, 2.1 Proiecfion crew: Fronfz Cpzk W, Dua Mvfif. Back: L,:.'3 Er' Mwrf, F+f'QVf,f Rfmrb C' :vi-ir J 'w GQHC Michad Cfwkm, 'NA-LCC Gral' Mark ?XAa'.fff-2 d. 1' 1' r Qu ,f 'C .Q .F 3 . ,. Q Q .4 u 2 i Jani+ors: Mr. F-- f Mr. Mowen md 'Au Q view, Na+ piciuredz Mr, Lad-i, Llbrarnans Seafed S cw M Sfandm 1 arms J n 1 n umpfer r emma em rw Mfa y Bm Turer Muse Kw- CMC, ww We 471 Secretaries: Marlyn Bcfnlcamp r,n Eardone Mary Vlfflson, Candy Store Workers: Mtirqyrret Crouch Mfify Jfyfm S.-,iris Jhanitn Wi'5on Dor- othy Trill Juan Stewart. U1 1. Kath- K f 1 u A I i I Q n, w , as I Br -- ar u 1 ll ww W ... ........... ,- HH A I ,wr M 'ua Q an ll 1 6 ll ' 1 lllev f ...V Can l help you find a book? or The references you're looking for are on that shelt' '... ot course you hear these remarks from members ot one of the service organizations in our school, the Librarians. Possibly you're rnore interested in 'lloittersweetu than books. lt this is the case, the candy Store Workers are the ones to appease your needs. The Secretaries and Iani- tors, along with the two groups rnen- tioned ahove, torrn an integral part ot our school that should not be over- looked. 67 CHARM ROW, lofi fo riglli: Helen Bowyer, Sieve Gourley, Mery Wine. Key Wellon, George Roll. A SECOND ROW. lofi fo riglll: Allen Le- rih, Jerry lflelnpfon. Roy Allen, Bill Gleason. THIRD ROW. leff fo rigllf: Lyndel Hercllel- lnen. Jeanne Newlon, Jim Davis. Kenny Sch- werh. Nonne Wene. 73 nnsr nowg sm fo ri lil: Gordon c..+l.y. Jerry Fife.,,Aclene. Henle. SECOND ROW. mn. agus: ma Afnmn-. mm mymu. Jerry Elk. - FIRST ROW. lefl' fo riglll: Mary Bruce, El Savorgino. Sally luffle. Jeen Schu- ehe. Cerole Andenon. Bonnie Rosenire- Oer. Arrllde Tluiessen. SECOND ROW, left 'lo righf: Bob Dollln. Don Albrecllf, Chuck Norris. Key Young. Ronnie Fuller. Peggy Enuningor. Jodi lovnnen, Mery Elizebefll Keele. , s .. ...-Qy , wa- Q Ax f-on is 'Jqynjlgfgfili 75 I-Fi: 7545, l .5 , .viii 4 ' QQ- ll M l Y A , , . Wiiiffp was f Xt fmt ..l1 4 1 . Q I e - mix 6i X' 0 ST ROW, loft to right: Colina Arnett, Virginia Williams. Lucy Klaus, Jolm Chastean, Harriet Harp, Mary Clark. SECOND ROW, left to right: Katherine Heueldenz, lill Winslada, Joanna Ryan, Janice Pocllington, Martl1a'Konnehr. Ronald Fal- tar, Richard lanzerefti. We don't claim to be Lawrence Welks or Sammy Kayes nor do we have the instru- mental representation of the New York Phil- harmonic but the noise which drifts out of room 44 would be classified in any music lover's book as melodious noise. We aren't conducted by Paul Whiteman or Benny Goodman but the name of Mr. George Reid commands iust as much respect around C.C.I-LS.. and it will bring to mind many outstanding band achievements. Traditional black-faced men haunted the stage many moons after the Spotlight Minstrel while The Cavalier roamed our silent grid- iron after the last exit of a crisp stepping marching band. Undoubtedly the biggest chdpter in the history ot the Corlinville high school choruses Wds Written this pdst yeor. For not only Wgs the member- ship greot, but the department cholked up quite CI number of achievements, Anyone who witnessed the Spotlight Ministrel could vouch for thot. lt would not be in the reolm ol prediction but in the reollm ot positive stotement to soy thot these groups will continue to provide musicol entertoinmentfufor music exolts orll joys. JI? Besdee doing enscrnoe warlc tor con- test, many chorus members get together on their own tor a rnelodious hour D fW'J. Fron+ Row: Lucy Kiiiiu. Nfin Burn ir Harrirfii Harp Virginia WiiiiiirYif,, Cfirvie Andi-rufin Sai y Banki- Jiifinnfi Ry in Aiii d-i ikiirmf-n Rf nri- Fri if-r Shy' ffiufie,-y Eddl- Sa-mrrgine Jffinne: Nffvfin Ci ir' Frfinkand Samir Wix'U.'J prim, Er mingi-r N r rnfi Werse Jean Scnaflze. Second Row: Jv in M ir- nrnq Judi Loc, Ruin Renken, Kay Weiion Jody Bowman, Mary Eizribein Keee Don Ai bracini, Roberf Buiiard, Jenn Sweel, Jerry Fire, Mary Ciark Linda Kee c K a r n e ri n e Hesse denz Mariorfe Carrfker Jane Surrnan. Third Row: Mary Bruce Peggy Pvrnnor Far Morse Caro' Lisior' Bonnie Roseniroer, Lynn Barcn Mary Wiese Heien Bowyer, Arc-ne Hizcke Scsan Luci urn, Mar- ina Konneker, Sue Eiiis, Janice Pockiinqfon, Kay Young, Cnarienc Sckiuefze. Fourfh Row: Mark Mayiieid Cruck Norris George Reid Biii Gieasori Lynda'i Heyen Jerry E'is Bi Vifrsiade Dick Asn wfnrrln Kenny Scriwiiriz Bob Dokrn. Gordon C051- iey, Jim Davis Jerry Hfimpion Aian Leriiz. Fron'r Row: Donna Srui Snei:a Rooney, Barbara Darnm, Sneiia Wiiis, Karen Arnefi, Wanda Wiiis, Jean Young, Linda Laurie, Nancy Hoecker. Second Row: Bonnie Lindsey Susan Tonqare, Siier- ry Fiiiipone Mariiyn Leack, Sandi Evans Dixie Dow'and Virginia Srniiki Skerry Kaburick, Sue Keeie Mariorie Skern Donna Scrirnedeke, Donna Joueif, Kay Daugnerry, Nancy Siauiier, Mary Scrirnidr, Sa?iy Danby. Third Row: Mary Tebbe, Karen Wiiion, Janice Harr Sinaron Conner, Mari' 'gn Pierson, Becky Miicmii, Juiia Edwards, Lea Spencer. cp- T1 THE CAVALIERETTES The caprain of ihe maioreffes This year is Barbara Gahie, a yereran oi The group for four years. Barbara afrended fhe Narionai Dixie Baron Twirling lnsrirufion in Mississippi during rhe summer of I957. To add To rhe enioyrnenf oi yari- ous iesriviries she has made individual appearances. Sandra Garref has been a member of ihis high-srepping organizaiion for fwo years. The Nafionai Dixie Baron Twiriing lnsrifufion in Mississippi was affended by Sandra during fhe summer of I958, mak- ing fhe fourfh year in a row fha? Car- iinville has had a represeniafive affend- ing fhe camp. Susan McLaughiin is iusf sfarring her career in rhe group and, along wiih The ofher members, parricipaied in ioofbali hai?-Time enieriainmenf, fhe minsfrel, and conresr during her firsf year. Bread wirhcui buffer is iike a ifsfbaii Game wifhoui a marching band. This is The way rnosr oi us feel af C.C.H.S. and who can biame us For wanrinq ro iook and iisreri To somerhing Thar ls so rypicaily American? CARLINVILLE I fl' sniff Y, K i 3' .' 5 5 I ? . N V P Q ,I , 1 553'-iS, A -G .sf im' A - Q i 'vig l. M, Q ,l Q:: !jKr: . 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GRIDIRON MEN There are other sports besides tootbali at C.C.H.S., and there are other sports besides tennis in Austraiiag biit convincina a Cavalier tan ot the former during tootbatt season is about as easy as pioving the latter point to an Australian durina Davis Cup week. TG Dean McKee strides toward a Cavaiier SIDS Q. . 'Q 'Q I, 7. 7-v I1 .pu K in S a Fronf row: Derry 'Krrwer JCL' Bfurwsaf Am' Lwfrz Lflffy Heyfkv Jcry K' am. Second row: Cuff Arneff Jerry EIS Lee R-emirq Lfurr, Eoerfe Tm Maqmfe. Third row: Dtk Ashwcrw Bob Dchm Lan, Cfark Jce Dmn Jim Powe lloyd Raab manacef Ccacif Sdonebaum. J. . P Q J' 'DC ,4 7 iff W' . 'i x,'f 2 C'xC iii 'V 'S 'Q , 1 h iz? :if Gaim Mirfcm Cfavfaw-'z 'Lf'3-:r 'A if-as WA.: DAN HERZBERGER DEAN M9 KEE CURT ARNETT DICK LYNDALL HEYEN JERRY ELLIS BOB DOHM Jim Poweu 5 TOHNHKEELE ' . u D X , 1+ . . 54? . U LETTERMEN ' ' f' ,A,'+. ' + ' o 5 .41 + W TIM STINNETT 'I' 1? + JOE +I. , TOM GUN NING DUNN OREN BILBRIXIK J' IM MARTIN LARRY CLARK JERRY KILLIAM LOUIS I-IACKE A RICHARD GRI FF EL FRANK GRICHNIK Co-captains Tom Gunning and Louis Hacke led the Cavaliers as they tied with Gillespie for third place in the South Central Conference. Al- though the team missed last year's seniors and was plagued by injuries, Coaches Schonebaum and Norman agreed that some improvement Was shown each game, The year had its ups and downs, but the enthusiasm of the fans never flagged as a good crowd was characteristic of each game. After losing a heartbreaker to Litch- field and tying Virden, the C.C.H,S, Cavaliers lost three games before re- gaing their feet and defeating a tough Benld team. Next, the Cavaliers picked up momentum with a win over South- western. Ancient rival Gillespie invad- ed our gridiron only to battle with us to a scoreless tie. The Cavaliers ended the season by traveling to Nokomis and bringing home a victory. End Tom Gunning was chosen for the South Central All-Conference team. Louis Hacke and Ioe Dunn were picked for the second team. 3 AK ont Row P o ri S J l oroe M ke Hesse derwz Dennv Turrer Kenny Qualls, Kent McLaugh- 'i f Second row J rn K ng Dan Mart n Don Brown Dave Martin, Peter rn n q e Gs urge C mr Jon Daqqert Herb Amyx Larry Kabu iclc, Wally Pocklington. lr row Daw R rr na Q e a rn erto e r n on Wight Fullington, David 'WG vc Du v Knott Ted Scrogqins hi 5 3 we L., 15 .fy . A Qs WQQESB ii , u , ff J 3 A ' B ,X 4 ' 34 '2i?51Y?Q A- Q ,www ,, . 'v--n-uv Vfnwf' ww vifpyff, ft -4 L Q' Q, Q .. - 14 4' 3, .- 9 , Qgg is r if f - Q ff, 3 'Snr W4,,,W' 6 5 My ,g , Q Q Esfr f . gg , ' Ru Sfeadx mm E' 'Soy-,mary vfxi be We rm.:Q,z ff vw' qc-arf Team. The ony zrafrfmg 'mbr Bw sPfnwod rf'm':fkfab1e C'vme2s fund ski . wo L' J -W' R., 11 fv f-Us-d N97 V, A La, F ,lm ,iv L-' Y., , VC-'. F-V 1 ' :Fig was far' f'1p'7fff1r 5 f 'r' tif' vfr cw-r rival U C-:ov f Rfiffa Ammrlmr, nf Carlinville Highs l958 track men did not lose one dual or triangular meet. In addition to this remark- able record, members ot the squad also placed in such big meets as the Decatur Open, Pana Open, and the District and State meets. These oval masters also brought the South Central and Macoupin County trophies to Carlinville. 3 -1 '4t - Tqgwwff 'g,QQg,,,f?Z - 11115 , ' ff ....-Q, ri: 1.-so ,V .. , no ,. -..fir M , , eo.: ...Mild- Kneeling: Don Brown, Mike Hesseldenz, Jim Knetzer, David Richey. Standirg: Dean McKee. Dan Herzberqer, John Keele, Jim Ruyle, Bob Pocklington. Louis Haclce, Bill Vfinsledo. Leslie Totsch, John Armour, Philip Wynn, Coach Stivers, Bob Dohm, Dean Holliday, Bill Cuthbgrtsvn, Joe Dunn. Devin Mettord, Jerry Walton, Lindell l-laclce, Lowell Fullinqton Gordon Coctloy, Lyndall l-leyen. Front row: Gordon Cost- ley. Curt Arnett, Jerry Del vis, Jerry Fite, Bob Pierson, Glen Holliday, Keith Full inqton. Second row: Jerry Thomas. Louis Daugherty John Borman. Bob King. Mike Koplinski, Jim Knet- zer, Mike l-lesseldenz, Den- ny Turner, David Richey, Jerry Hampton. Third row: Lee Remlinq, Dean Tetzlatt David Bloome, John Sweet, Jim Stinnett, Bill Bowman, George Bloome, Louis Dal- by Joe Martin Larry Clerk Jay Thorpe. 86 As per usual, Bob Dohm finishes The one-half-mile run weli ahead of +he ofhers. Philip Wynn dispiays his championship caiiber broad iumping , ' i Form. 87 1, LM 'E' ff, , , W., W. ,,., ...www M ff'f Am M- fM'4f-'f H'-f-M'- Hf ' ff Y 'g' ..,- , .A ,W 1 A ,,.,,. A,,x, 4 ,, ,..,A.,.W.fQ TMLAWI , x FM '1 'ifw' Q, V -ill Llvwi4TwT?fTA!gju?m'V,vTi:V!LwT.ALAqT.M.-dTm.t5M14? ,.W,,A.i WML I . ,FMLM 'QWYOL-Twin W E tlW,tL, W,. f W. 1 1 . , ,,....,...4..,.,...... ,........ -H , ,M . g,. A , .1,..,..z-,, 421, V A' , .....,, --L-- L ,,,..., f 3 Q ,fs if 2 ,-'pn'-K1 if ll ii Sis, 4 Q f 7 ern!! swf 4 , ' 5 his ,s km .N M1 gs- JIS' .A I 1 Q , .uf , W 6 .E 74 , W . ..,,. H it xg- ' Q 3.7 tw' N 1, Q .W 41 YN The weilfearned medals and gracious smiles from the track queens were a tribute to the track n'ven's efforts. More Carlinville track men crossed the finish line of state competition than ever before, Philip Wynn, Iohn Armour, Les Totsch, Ioe Dunn, Bob Dohm, Ierry Walton, and Dean Mef- ford represented the Cavaliers at the State meet. Philip Wynn placed fourth in the broad- jump, the first Cavalier to place in a State meet since l94O. These boys formed the nucleus of one of the finest track teams in C,C.l-liS. history. Dean Holliday finishes the high hurdles in good time. 54 ln high iurnpinq Jim Ruy'e shows the makings championship form. 89 M1-WBAR-5-m.e.,w..w Q . f-.M , 3 c ,gm X 7' If ,,.,.w to qi?-1i gg:,?'5 WF' 1 Q 4 f 7 1 . , 2 ' 7 z 4 4 1 . , G Y I ? 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Participating in open nights, acting as hostesses tor a ptay day, cheering at games, taking part in tour- naments, and attending meetings-f-aII these things constituted the b usy agenda at a member ot the GAA. 92 It Judi I.ee's form is any indication, this baII 5hQtIId certainIy produce a strike. Fronf row: Barbara Arnerf, Jean Scrmerze Jean lwecke Barbara Ganie Janice Hari Pai Torora airis Nan Burger, Judy Vunpeir Berry Barkley, Jedi Lee Wanda Mnnsiied Eener Seine di, Roberra Srliwel Bonnie Lindsey He en Bowyer, Joyce Vanper Mary Rooney Nara Gr.nn'nq. Second row: Kay Younq Chariene Scriuefze Karnerine Hessefdenz Norma Fix Saiy Den- by Pnyiis Fuess, Peggy Arrnaur Ruin Renken, Cami Lision Joan Manning Barbara Anriinq. Karen Sneii Jane1Gricnnik Joanne Ryan, Rain Harms, Audrey Spencer, Carolyn Edwards, Marina Kanneker Janice Pockiinqron. Third row: Miss Peppard advisor, Susan Wnifiow, Peqqy Ensrninger, Kay Weiion, Tneresa Beifrn Janer Harms Gaii Reiner, Mary Jean Swires, Virginia VVi'1iams, Joyce Gross, Caroie Jean Hacice Marcia Reiner, Arriida Tlneissen, Janei Meiiord Arlene Haclce, Karen Wiiron Mary Lou Beiii-ri, Linda Keele, Safiy Burike, Marqarer Ludiurn. ww AW P ff- ' cz' rent' ore: ser' Barbara Gain e re' 1 1 Peg Ercrnnqcr -fee preederzr and rer eecre 'ary'-rreamrers Jean Manning and Berry Bark ,ey. 93 .5151 D fl 2 f 61,5 , s 2, if W Y 2135? M,- 'mix -gs 1 FM' A'4?f- m 'X A Tv: I ,Ax fr, ff 'Jil Q, . :Milf WA! E , ,f W1 1 1' J, 'vfaif l ,1, :H .1 ,RYH Ara' ,V , if fjyirii L+. j if V QW' 1,15 f i f.f2 51- ff y Q FV.:-,.f,, .f .K 2 1 1:00 'rx nw . - - .Q , . e' 1 V . 'X if ft , i ff n.. iii- ' u 'V F.. V.. 31 e 41' XX ', 'f 4, 'at' .1 , , '1 ,, UAH. .. y 1 .-W.. . vi . . -, .i..h-fm, fr .:.bsf,- x Mgr W . , V4 ., , A m. , - 'F' .. ,mf ff 1 if ff. : L . f , 1 ,3 M vf., fs, 1 f A N 4 A. ,va . 4 U ,. 4, K- W, L '1':I' I as Vw wk W ACTIVITIES EVERYONE TALKS ABOUT THEM There ire sfrxerzl dimcrispoxis. I9 'J 'qgxplfffe 6'i,l'TUfiCIT thls yeflr of 2953 YC Cie i:':j'g31ite'i Curlin- zxfe Hgh iid 'fi SEQ' that Curlm- 1l.J XJR mevns bezks and only ff'f S i fift fir titty Cf 'gs Sime- Ilffig 'l'QY.fiTf1 fiii? IGGY, DCCKS EVEN seemed to heccme secondary to one if Q3 ,1'j',1f.CIi S C f I. 9 T C1.m6I1SlC!'.S 4 -uctwltcs CARLINVILLE HIC-BH . . OFF GUARD Obtaining a full picture of lite around Cariinviiie High requires photographs that cover varied events. A picture rnay tell a story ot deep concentration and study, While another shows a comic pre- dicament or situation. Though various rnoods are portrayed, the pictures all have one thing in cornrnon: an insight into life at C.C.H.S. o Jm Davis u n S u trying to open tne door ge Reid otters cr i a r w we Kenny c Qrtz and J rn Davis record at a swn n rn session A picmre of acffon given by H'e7ur1IOr verify cl'veerWeaders: Nora Gunning Linda Keeie Joanne Ryan, Mary Jo Bow- man Char! Frankland. 1? Q5 ,E 2 ,ue 2- wmwsws, -ANN A l f 'Gi ll' x 'Y im 2 AMN N':U BUF Freshmen lisren aHen+iye3y as Miss Kasren ex- phirws a difficulf ahgebra probiem. 98 IN THE CLASSES Lee Remiing and Charles Emery indusrrlously af work in The Ag workshop. Kay We7Ton and Judy Vanpeif ask C.C.H.S. qraduafe, Mary Farne+'i, abour a nursrnq career S Ckarez Duqfm wm- Wave vibrafions on We osdloscope fascinade Mark Mayfieki and John Hansmon. IN THE LABS fo Lbfm cared V X-.ciqh a 51151465 :Upper MV: df ft: V3 1 icpkmire X 'M Finishing fouches are being added fo 1'-Xian Lerifz's and Barb ArneH's make-up by Mrs. Diclcman iusf before fhe music deparfmenfs gaia producfion. ON THE STAGE George Reid and Martha Konriekcr firmly beiieve Thai decoraiions are noi inieridcd for inanfmaie obiecis aione. ON SPECIAL DAYS Q A W'5fgLJ3,.' , X f ,,, N Q5 's Q f arf Q ff ffnow f, b' Llvfjurf- NH 'PV N11 ,rv 'WY , G ia. 2, ego dqrlfwg Cfxcqe Dm. Sa y Demby is abou? ra sczre enoth r baske? for We cheereedcrs If she CYDQSYTV1' 50,1 off We Waddor she is sfan 'ng on. '24 Q f, .ff 'P-1 f' e fc Q 'fe' size .-Ima' mnwir i 4 is ' 5 . 5 ' ' 'G ,Mi , , . ,. V Sgwu, :A .,., M. y1,- mama 'vm' gi 4,4 Q Q A X 5 ri AZ . K7 ,, . .. L H Z' x 75 v bl ' mm i 'X 5 1 N ,Js Q' wg 1, .LAM '? 'f-un..-,,,,,,, HM 7 V rg Ml -5.-4 I M l ' Eel X i 5 .. .L W ..V. l fi QV' 1 ..- AAEA. A ,,.. ,X v , Q 41 'iii 5 ff' J' X ff Q 5 f r K 395 .TJ I fi Q 1 .. X ' 4 ff- X '31 , 'Q . jg? 5 5 fig' Q S V 3,4 W twgifgif '-V. llhi QER5 R, 5 'QM . I Q i 'fsgmi ,v V. - Asif H 5 .fiiliiig Q fifiil Y X ,4 -Lx aj L , ' 0 ' my iimwnvm ,NQ, . ., wma- X W W - '. it Ei H N' ffiqk S . , Q 'V,.. f f D W 4 , -ig Q 5 Qi eg ' fi? , ff 'gl Nancy Hoecker and Donna Schmedeke eat the tasty victuais. 'TIS FRIENDSHIP AND SOMETHING MORE A girl doesn't merely Walk into high school and become a freshman Without first becoming a little sister. Wearing clothes that aren't quite in fashion and lugging enormous signs behind them, they carry out a few duties for, shall we say, their older friends. After being the center of at- traction all day, these unusual looking students find that their big sisters have hidden talents in the realm of enter- tainment. The big sisters have also hidden something else-food for a party. Every girl involved in these activities will remember the friendship that is created, for, the hinges of friendship never rust. Fourbig esters wro are reef on fre beat raise ther mites ard ale es fi 5 'refyz Ctar- ene Sc'..e'ze Ke, Wei' Ivins, Jorrecn Mary Cork. Nw-in Mary Reid, Carol Westermeier, Janet Link, and Sandy Taikington catch a qjrnpse of a funny sight: on a certain day last September they were about :he funniest. 103 Y Q R Signs and posters attract everyones af- tention S Jerry Vlfalton and Dan Herz- berqer are no exceptlons. HOW TO WIN AN ELECTION The results of this election will tlrst be known to tlwe vote counters - Jlm Davls and Vlrqlrrla Williams. y s and Clwarn Frankland o eq ee trat the asoects or votmg can be qulre lnterestlnq People wonder where the drverse ar ay of personalrtres that make up the natlonal polrtrcal scene are born An answer can easrly be found tn lngh school polrtrcs Tl'ns fears battle tor student councll and class oftlces was fought by srncere and honest leaders lt was a campargn that began Wrth numerous speeches was enlrvened by the appearance of posters, was followed by an election, and ended with the counting of numerous ballots. 104 X Q 14, J fzf 115334 ww,-.w...N 3, W X 11 'O Q Wh 4 6 'wwfgwgf ' Q , 'W 'O f fn M I ,ox .Q e Q X . 5 M' W , 4' W I' 3 2'- f 14, s f i up W .4 Wed HOBGOBLINS AND QUEENS vffx First-place winner and pride ot the senior class. Rodan, the creature from outer space, is pic- tured here in all its glory. If you've ever wondered how to 'Suifng on a Star, you might talk to the treshmeii. 106 'Wffif 'pg ' Mysterious events of moonstruck madness were taking place a week before the Halloween parade. Our freshmen were learning how to Swing on a Star. The sophomores were busily working out plans on how to fly Around the Moon in Eighty Hours. Our juniors were figuring ways to 'Track a Rocket, while the seniors were having secret sessions with Ro- dan, their bird from outer space, On the big night a regal hush settled around the bandstand. Nancy Iohnson emerged from this backdrop of scienti- fic facts and follies to be crowned Halloween Queen. xl J' K it Appearing very scientitic the 'Junior Pioneer took second place in the battle ot the floats. From out ot the stars came the new Halloween Queen senior Nancy Johnson, and her attend- ants Barbara Gable, seriiorj Elaine Arnett, iunior: Janet Metford, sophomore: and Karen Arnett, freshman. W ,, ar, A ' V ii' , Q ix sign 'W 153: ff Q 5? ' A ' MX ? A :fb If ,Wx swf M' ' 1, on gg if , '15 f , ' wfffarav Ni 4 Ya .- X i 1 i E 1' 1 ', ' I ' 0 I I 1' ' . , ' ,rf J 1 Q If .f cf ' 1 . ,ill Q .' ,..4 'ws.. A, an A9 15, i i .V Hn meer- .QW ' . s i 2, 'Z 49? A. s . , 5 , Q X Q. In 5 .4 A v J Mull IfIE.fEEi:-'Q X, , 2- wr 'if , ,wr v :I 5 , Q 1 A f ' . fix X N. 4, , , .av K, 4 ?55?'Z YW S M ., X 'W We ,232 3 af r J ' gi ab 5. ,Q N ' 5 1' if vl- f I .4,:. ., f ' ww lf M Q f Q ,I Q, W mm X, W Poor Lunk Kennt Schwurtzl Ls' cnuldfr seem to Y , 'earn avythnq. Gertrude Lgvnnie Roscntroferl and Roddy lpaul Kirwcaldl trfd ther his' fd qc: something into Thar thick gk- but Bi, Merry Ellisl THE PLAY'S THE THING just gave up Everyone ot C.C.H.S. likes to let himself go once in ct While. To some thot meoins let- ting themselves go for ct BU-ycxrd jount over White lines ond gteen turf. To others it meons on outlet in d three-oct comedy such cts High School Hero. Bill Rockwells Clerry Ellisl will- ingness to protect ci younger looy, Sue Pringle's lpot Morsel feor thot her ctitections Weren't returned, lohnny Pringle's QRicho1rd Lctnzerottil mornio for speed, Noncy Fishley's cmd Mory Barnes' KNoncy lohnson ond lone Surmonl troubles, Almo Dilinqsworths CSuson Ludluml worm heortedness, ond Lunlcs flienny Sch- Wctrtzl stupidness ore dll threods thott were skillfully woven together into never-flogging entertolinment. three octs of Thi' sitio' cf: 2 fo' BA flerry E Ai, 'C loc iT'VlZCC wfmm Head, KMJXFQ VVhitw.or'oj guppgged, qgfg something Tm her eve. But he o:,e5n't look too tefrfhly amazed in this fleet 112 I I -A Uwe man pxaymq 5 bm qu-fa, Addhq c9'or 'md spice w-as Barbara mgqhf Wei, degcrgbe Jef-V Fgfeg pg, Q5'q',dc!qL.4M nvcrv r wsef. VCVVTTGWCS. HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME e O T CO if V1 er LP a re Arnett and mum cr w m earer r or 'we er r ou ac e and J en Jrd Mmm vm earer l xx rwors Nwxfm md Jxm RuyWe sophom res Caro! Lange an rn n I '31 Q My l xwbi gi 7 J' X Sr' I The biauest judaing problem during the year for the FFA. and FHA. doesn't come in a cattle-judging or dress-making contest. lt takes place when the come bincd clubs turn their attention to male and female personalities and crown a lcina and queen. The out- come ot this contest was the awarding of the blue ribbon to Kina Louis Haclce and Queen ludy Monti. This ceremony took place under a brilliant array of Unorthern liahts ' --depicting the title of the dance, 7' ,-55533 V' f R , Oxcanddc r p KgLu Hacke and Que r' Jud THE WORLD IS A SHOW Introducing the intertocnfor it th yeefs show Mr. E73 Wirs ide. 'ff 1 'ne eoole 'L splenddly pr! Tr e fir, . pe V vwg gc 1 Q. sewted 'he oiqgel' orod,c'ior o' the rwsic de- par'r nert'ffhe i959 Spdiqh' Mimstre, Yo, ve ne.er hai-d rea rms: LJNTV ,os have listened to 'Beip Eeeo' ang b, tra women: Rewfe Fe ter, B' Mexufd Alan Leritz and D24 Ashhorth. 116 Carlinville isn't exactly tilled with night clubsg there's no Sunset Strip, nor does our Broadway have its Latin Quar- ter, Iohnny Ray and Dinah Shore had to pass us up this year. And yet, tor a night last winter, niaht lite blossomed on the stage of the Spotlight Minstrel, teaturing the dance band, with Bill Winslade, intere locutor, introducing song and dance rou- tines and our ever-loving endrnen. Wrfln Top nafs, canes, and fancy sfeps Donna Roberfs, Pai Morse, Joanne Ryan, Sany Denby, Caro! Lisfon and Cheri Frznklnnd were aii sef fo fake you on a sho!! to 'Tuxedo Juncrronf' Kay Wenon BEN Mefford, Jeanrne Newton Bob Dohm Nan Burger, and Kenny Scnwarfz rapped 'rne rnyfnmic fune of 'Sweef Gebrqia Brown, wfrn a shine on their shoes and a mikldf In rnerr lwearfs. George Reid, Alon Ler'fz and BH! Goason '2 ...J were ine Three Genfemenw in fne cafcny A1 H funes HTG? Win! prayed. fne border w?'n fneir rnferorefrve dancin rene aclce and Jim Day?s fool: us sown or' Q :Hr CUPID CUTS CAPERS An integral part of our school is the Home Ec Department, and an integral feature ot lite in the department is the Sweetheart Dance. The latter reached its climax when Elaine Arnett was presented the title ot Sweetheart ot the l959 gala affair. With cupids cutting capers among red and white streamers and the Stardusters providing music to complete the atmosphere, the Sweetheart Dance was truly the very pink of perfection. The chaperofzes, Mr. and Mrs, K aus Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds and Mr. and Mrs. Higgs, take time out tor a cottee break. Rsm , ts. D ft' H' an--1' onnfa Arne' th prcsents e syrnoo or re qucenshtp to the new queen sister Elaine white escort Bill Bowman stands lay. S 1 ,o, . . I 'Eva- iv LL X f . , A LO x 3 X L G Ox 1 1 agri- ' 6:2 -X 'gwtli . ?.s :Qg.1 Off I . 4 -AQL There was merrimenf af Tne fables as weTI a on fha dance floor and Bruce Buehrlq, BIH Fen Ton, Car! Kasfen, Mary Loehr, and John Tock were good examples of this. Paper capfds dance along wifh reai Hve Two :copes en5oy7nq fnemseweg - Dan Herz couwes. herger Mary Adams Sa!-y Danby, and Pau Wa'Ton. 119 AN ou: SONG FOR THEfeLAlST TItv1E lt's not the E in English IV or the zero hour your , junior and senior year that you'll remember when you leave C.C.H.S. lt's probably not the speech you heard at commencement either. But you will never forget your junior-senior prom. You'll never forget the date ' that was so much lun or the mossy path which lead to the stone-arched bridge in a lovely Iapanese Gar- ' den, where you danced and were entertained by a lapanese maiden, Mary Wiese, who sa n g Poor Butterfly. The traditional drink of tea was served to, you in a spicy song by three tea pots, Bob Dohm, Tom Gunning, and Bill Cuthbertson. The story ot your visit in Shangri La was captured on the sax by Bill Win- slade. Kenny Schwartz said Sayonara CGood-byl with a beautiful rendition on his trumpet. You will not forget these things because they s made up the romantic dimensions ot high school lifes you like to recall-the favorite dimensions of the best years of your life. if A Feet became os light as feathers as the couples circled the stone-arched bridge. 4? 1- M . 0 'A 44 . -.tits dig! A is its , 'f ni ri '- N ,ii img, , 59 A ,qv 5 JV mt? was 'VL Ml! W0 5 f W 2 gf! W .4 V-4 fi., -. 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CARLIN HI Sally Denby and Larry Clark learn the fme polnts of the lnsurance busmess from Mr Rosentreter and hls secretary Dorothy Moyers MACOUPIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO Phone ULster 4 8616 CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS w N ' 1 1 Schaefer s Schaefer Pen and Pencil Sets Iewelry ot All K1nds Sxlverware Chmaware D1amonds Watches IEWELERS SINCE 1891 Carl1nv111e Ilhnoxs Comphments Of Jlm Marshall Motor Co 312 West Mam Carhnvllle Ill1no1s La nzerottl s Su perette The Complete Food Store Corner ot Hxgh and Washmgton Phone ULster 4 7127 Chestertleld State Bank Member of F D I C Chcstert eld I1l1no1s Best Wlshes to the Class of 1959 Sherman Shops Laclles Clothing South Sxde of Square Carl1nv1lle I111no1s W E Ross Clothing West Slde of Square Car11nv1lle Il11no1s I -I I Carlinville, Illinois s I o Best wishes to the class oi '59 from . . . THE CARLINVILLE CLINIC J H Combes and Sons Phospha're Plan'I' D1str1butor Warehouse Servlces Phosphate Ferhhzer Llmestone Feed Spreadmg Servxce Phone ULster 4 8426 200 West Buchanan Ccrrl1nv11le Ilhnoxs J H Combes poses b6S1d9 h1s truck 128 Comphments Of Carlmvllle Cleaners Personolxzed Dry Cleanmg 317 West Mcun Street Phone ULster 4 6U13 Ccrrhnvllle I1l1no1s 0 0 I I ' , , 0 0 1 X 1 1 ... 9 i .. 4 5 1 2.1.-., we-... , ,L Compliments Of Alfred Boatman City Clerk Carlinville Illinois Rushton Variety Store We Sell Toys. Greeting Cards. School Supplies, and many other items. Northeast Corner of Square Carlinville, Illinois R E Wlles Truck Service Carlmville Springfield St Louis Phone ULster 4 7137 218 West Second South Greetings to the Class of 1959 Hulse Mayfield Agency Mark Mayfield Agent Farmers 61 Merchants National Bank Bldg Carhnville Ill1no1s B111 Wmslade conducts a personal guided tour through the Prairie Farms plant for Barb Arnett and Jofm Niannxng Dont 'lsk me whit th'1ts for Praurle Farms Creamery MILK BUTTER ICE CREAM Prame Farms of Southern Illinois 0 I I O I I 1 l I O Now, just turn the handle . . . u Y K . . K C V.. XM Compliments Ot Kent's Standard Service North Broad Street Carlinville, Illinois Taylor's Mexican Chili Serving Carlinville High Students Since 1904 Carlinville, Illinois Chester Towse DRUGIST Drugs Pa1nts Gift Goods and School Supplies Chestheld Illinois G B Arnett 81 Sons Established in 1910 HWSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Arnett Buldling Carlinville Illinois Lerltz Motor Co Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service Phone ULster 4 6516 Altred L Burger SALESMAN Phone ULster 4 8794 Carlinville Illinois Whitby Electrical Service ElectncalContract1ng Macoupln Couniiy Inqulrer House W1r1ng Commercial Work IF ITS ELECTRICAL SEE US outstanding newspaper for 1952 510 Sumner Street Macoupin Countys Dominant Newspaper Carhnville Illinois tor Over 100 Years . O C O F- Winner ot the Will Loomis award as Il1ino1s TIEL S DRIVE IN Phone ULster 4 8961 CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Kenny Schwartz help J1m DHVIS drmk h1s coke I Tiel and George Reid look on as Nan Burger and Bowyers Cycle and Sport' Shop A Complete Lme of B1CYC1eS Wheel Goods and Sports Eqmpment Carl1nv1lle I1l1no1s Mr Bowyer tells Sam Burtolet and Susan Whltlow how to spend the-lr money Compl1ments Ol Mike Malcuh County Supermtendent of Schools Geiger s Market' Staple and Fancy Grocenes Chomce Meats Free Dehvery Mangers Shoe Shop Better Shoe Repamng 126 South Broad Street Carl1nv1lle I1l1no1s Valley Steel Products Company TUBING Square Rectangular Round Phone ULster 4 3131 Gorham Gram Gram and Seed Purma Chows Fertlhzer Phone ULster 4 3177 Carl1nv1lle I1l1no1s l O I Carlinville, Illinois I , . ' Co. V - S - P CITIZENS STATE BANK OF SHIPMAN SHIPMAN, ILLINOIS COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT Two Percent Pa1d On Savxngs Deposrts Three Percent Pond On Twelve Month Trme Certlfrcates Melvin Kuntzman PRODUCE CCIIIIIIVIIIG I1I1no1s PLUMBING Amencan Standard and Kohler Flxtures Thos H Ryan 131 South Broad Street Phone ULster 4 5688 Gas o1l or coal hred Spot Cafe Sunday Chlcken Dmners Hamburgers French Fnes Complete Lunches Soft Dnnks Fountain Servzce Phone ULster 4 7286 Carl1nv11Ie I1I1no1s Best Wrshes to the Class of 1959 Tebbe Welding CarI1nv111e I1I1no1s I I I steam and hot water heating. ' I I . . I 133 A view of the building at . . . AY IN Pocklington Brothers SEEDS South Standard, Illinois Phone ULster 4 2237 Just ask B111 Wmslade and he w1ll tell you For S1105 and Automauc Feedms that the fmest p1ZZa can be found at Equlpment planned to sun your needs Shir Llan Plzzarlna See Chas Hudson West Mcun Street Phone ULster 4 6406 Carl nv1l1e Ilhnols . 1 . O C l I ,,, 1 n n I 5 1 . . . 1 1 X. 'xii ff-.qlmy . 1 1 1 Krogers FOOD STORES Comphments of the Manager CG1'l11'1V111e Illmoxs Rogers and Sooy PLUMBING and WIRING Northeast Corner of Square D1a1 ULster 4 8124 Car11nv11le 111111015 Everett Perrlngs 8: Son Bonds Insurance Real Estate and Fann Loans Over Sulhvan s Phone ULster 4 7033 Valley Steel Products Company TUBING Square Rectangular Round Phone ULster 4 3131 The Carlmvllle Bowl or Healthful Recreat1on 211 West Ma1n Phone ULster 4 8886 Carhnv11le I111no1s Dohm Auto Parts Boats and Iohnson Motors 531 West Mam Car11nv111e I111no1s Complunents Of The Drury Co GENERAL CONTRACTORS Car11nv111e I111no1s Loehr Drug Store Your Prescrxptxon Pharmacy Headquarters For School Suppl1es Drugs Sundnes Parker Pens and Penclls Kodak Cameras and Fxlms Ralph C Surman RPh Phone ULster 4 5421 WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS F . V-S-P Wellers Record Shop Records Books Games Greet1ng Cards Bnggs Radzo and Telev1s1on Servlce MASSEY FERGUSON Rathgeb Bros Truck Testmg 6. Stratton Servlce and Phone ULster 4 7211 Parts D1cr1 ULster 4 4653 Ccrrllnvllle I111no1s Front vxew of 500 West Mcnn Street Ccmrhnvxlle I1l1no1s MADDEN ELECTRIC CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS 1 I 1 T I C - n- . - I ' 1 . .nu r Looklng around to make s u r e Mr Shrrley 1sn t lookmg Kenny Schwartz Susan Ludlum Eumce Krause and Lynn Burch prepare to steal thus new Chevy DICK SHIRLEY INC For Economlcal Transportczhon SALES CHEVROLET SERVICE Phone ULster 4 3116 SI1Ipm6n EIeVa'I'OI' Co Best Wrshes to the Class of 1959 Gram Feed Seed Coal Fertllxzer Poultry and Lwestock Equlpment Custom Gnnclmg and M1x1ng Phone 51 Shrpman Illxnols John W Russell ATTORNEY Ccrrlmvrlle Illlnoxs I' 'Z - I I A -A . A I , V . . , - - I I I s . . ' n'- -l- l o 0 I ,. . . . . u I I Kay Young wrltes a check for the last of her money wh11e John Tocks asks .hm Ruyle CARLINVILLE NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Insurance Corporatlon and Federal Reserve System ESTABLISED 1890 Where's the mistake in my addition??' Angelo Farm Supply I I Case Dealer 1129 North Hlgh Street Carhnvxlle Ilhnoxs Broclcmelers Shoe Store Dress Athletlc and School Shoes Southwest Corner Square Carlmvxlle Il11no1s Compllments Of Mr and Mrs Woodle L Neighbors 1856 1958 The Carlmvllle Democrat The Peoples Favonte Weekly For Over 100 Years Harvey Phelps and Ernest F Relher Trovers Retail and Wholesale N oveltxes Tabacco Cxgars Cigarettes Candy Work Gloves Phone ULster 4 7018 Carlxnvllle Ilhnoxs Davenport Cafe Steaks Short Orders Sandwlches Sxnce 1926 Phone ULster 4 6022 SQFVICQ Wlth a smlle to Nancy Johnson Louls Hacke and Pam Kesslnger Q I Editors and Publishers I 0 I - - . Sun Spot Canada Dry CarImvlIIe Beverage Co Surmans CIo'II1mg S'rore Owned and Operated by Bottlers of Quahty Beverages RICCHARDI BROS Ccrr11nv111e I111no1s Cheer Up Frostxe Root Beer CONKLIN S CITIES SERVICE John Keele and B111 Bowman g1V8 a speedy servlce by pollshmg a car 140 Tires Washmg Waxmg Complete Lubncauon Road Servxce 200 North Broad Street Phone ULster 4 8911 Carlmvxlle Illmoxs I O O I O 1 1 - 7 1 l I . I I 1 1 . I u I l 1 1 l l ELECTRIC CONTRACTING INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL Complete Line oi Electrical Fixtures Quallhed Electnclans 24 Hour Emergency Serv1ce L1censed Insured Umon DICII ULster 4 4466 CHASTEEN ELECTRIC 701 North Charles Street Weltes Blacksmith Shop GENERAL REPAIR Home Phone ULster 4 6347 512 West Mcnn Street Ccrrhnvllle I111no1s Carllnvllle Western Auto Assoclate Store Locally Owned cmd Operated by C R Mitchell Carl1nv1l1e I111no1s Calvert s Appliances Ccxrhnvxlle I111no1s Dave Bloom 'Vin Berger and Kelth Fullmgton wlsh that the food 1n thls beaut1fu1 new refrlgerator were real SE' Crecll+ Bureau of Compliments Of Macoupin Counfy Collection Credit Bureau G Frlfzl Sl' Service Division Division Macoupin Carlinville Ill. County Dial UL 4-8076 Office Y our County Clerk Collectrite Service Direct To Eight Surrounding Counties Nicholas Burch Owner-Manager CHESTERFIELD Walker s 5c +o SI 00 S+ore G 81 E GYOCQYY Where S100 Does Its Duty Groceries Meats Hurdwme Complete Lme oi School Suppl1es Phone PLYI!1Oul1'1 3 4665 Pnces The Lowesi ILLINOIS Carhnvxlle Ill1no1s The kids enJ0y tnemselves at the Cavalier THE CAVALIER SNACK BAR Phone ULster 4 8916 Ccxrlmvllle I1l1no1s lu- 1 w 1 1 in O I O O C v I l 1 O n u - I -'- -'- . I I - n I u 1 w I - -:- I Law Oihces Hemclhlll 8: Kelsey l25V2 East Mcnn Street CQIl1HV1lle Illinois Drlcldle Coal Co 449 North Broad Street Phone ULster 4 6706 Herzberger Jewelry For Sales and Repair of Watches and Iewelry -'- Diamonds - - - - Gifts for All Occasions -.- Ccnlinville, Illinois CCHS students make good use the college llbrary Blackburn University l02nd Year of Operation WORK STUDY and PLAY Carlmvllle Illinois Sullivan s Drugs Whitman Candles -'- Stover Candles Complete Line oi Cosmetics Carlinville - Gillespie - Hillsboro Compliments Of Robison Bloome Insurance Agency -:- Insurance of All Kinds -:- Phone ULster 4-7116 204 West Main Street CARLINVILLE 704 East FITSI South Phone ULster 4 4028 ILLINOIS Pat Morse and Carol LISLOH admlre the beaut1ful COII1P11I119I'ltS Of flowers at the CHFIIHVIIIE Greenhouse Carllnvllle Greenhouse Sfe,-lmgs Clolfhmg Member Flonsts Telegraph Dellvery Phone ULster 4 4422 Ccn'l1nv111e Ill1no1s Carhnvllle Il11no1s Comphments Of Schlen Body and Strong Steel Bulldmgs Equlprnenil Co for Farm and Industry West Mum Street CcrrI1nv1lIe I1l1no1s DICII ULster 4 6905 A VIQW of the Schlen plant Lloyd Shade s Service Station PHILLIPS 66 Wcrshmg 'ff Tires 'lf Lubnccxtxon Pollshmg 'A' Tubes if Accessories 501 West Mcnn Street Phone ULster 4 7506 144 Joseph Clonl Grocery Store ..,5 H. J. H. Steel Building Co. . I I - I I THE GUSTAV HEINZ COMPANY SINCE 1854 FIRST IN FURNITURE Custom Drapenes Armstrong Lmoleum Lee and Mohawk Carpets COMPLETE INSTALLATION SERVICE CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Bates Motor and Irnplerneni. Cornpany Best Wlshes to the Class of 1959 320 West Mcnn Street Carlmvllle Illmoxs Cornphrnents Of LEWIS ANGELO Agent of Rallway Express and ELLA FULLINGTON Manager of Western Umon The Dairy Bar Dial ULster 4-3184 I . I I I LOVELESS MOTOR COMPANY Kuta 8: Hazel Hardware Hooker Pamts Hardware and Apphances Sheet Metal Work Carhnvllle Ilhnoxs Ponta1c and Cadxllac Dealers 905 North Broad Street Carhnvllle Ilhnoxs Man what a keen gradu atlon present exclalms Maxine Whltworth Kenny Schwartz Drosten s Restaurant FINE FOOD Carlmvxlle Illlnoxs Stottler Auto Parts S1ncla1r Gas and Olls Used Cars Parts Tues We Buy and Salvage cars for Wreckmg 248 South Alton Street Carhnvllle Ill1no1s A ' 'y to I FEATURING - - - - PATRONAGE Dr Alan W Armstrong Optometnst Dr I H Bernhardt Dent1st Mr F M Iewell B1OlOg1CG1 Models Lauras Beauty Salon M1dS Fashlon Center Dr Robert L Peasley Dent1st Peebles Hat Shop Efhe Ruyle S11bergelds Shoe Store State Farm Insurance Compames R1chard Murphy Agent Dr H W Stephenson Dent1st Dr W R Stmnet Dent1st V1ClOl'1G Beauty Shop Dr H G Z1lm Optomtns' O Schuetze Cleaners 6. Tailors - DAUGHERTYS MARATHCJN SERVICE My Leefer s Hardware Phllco Applmnces Telev1s1on Pmttsburgh Pcunts Phone ULster 4 4966 Ccxrhnvllle Ill1no1s Best W1SheS to the Sen1or Class Rmaker, Hebron, and O'ConneII ATTORNEYS AT LAW ..'- r I , , D A K : sill S E 3 ,i W I We 21 111 ses Slaughtenng Meat Processmg Custom Cunng Custom Rendenng Individual Lockers Home Freezer Service Our Specialty Shipman Locker Service Phone 7 A Means To A Higher Standard of Living Sh1pman Ill1no1s W Stuck em p Denny Turner Bob Kmg and Frank Grlchmk try unsuccessfully to rob Elmer Perrottet of h1S huntmg equxpment PerroH'e+ Hardware General Hardware Ccrrhnville Ill1no1s Wynn and Wllhlte Farm Supplies Phone ULster 4-8137 Annie s Jewelry Watches Diamonds Iewelry North Broad Street Car11nv1l1e Ill1no1s Compliments Of Beasley Brothers Ready Mix Concrete and Welding FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AN FEDERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Mike Graham, Ruth Renken, and Jane Surman receive efficient service at D Best Wlshes to the Class of 1959 Bob Krone Contracto CCIIIIHVIIIG I1l1no1s Bllln 5 Get those wmdovss clean Defxn Tetzlaff orders Joe Boente and George Mefford Boen+es Servlce S+ahon TEXACO PRODUCTS Phone ULster 4 6077 CCIFIIDVIIIS I1l1no1s F J L BREYMANN DRY GOODS AND READY TO WEAR 232 234 EAST SIDE SQUARE CARLINVILLE, ILLINOIS 131 B 2. I H . P' Q --. f f ' fi ' Q F -112 f , f' I . . I 0 0 , , - - - - - - - O O O Greetings to the Senior Class Edward R Phelps ATTORNEY Carhnvllle Il11no1s Brlanza Clo+hmg Store Fme Mens Clothmg for All Occcxszons 126 West Mcun Street Ccxr11nv1l1e ll11no1s 122 South Brood Ccxrlmvllle Ilhnols Be photographed and framed by Terry Roth What s thit hose for? Barb Smlth asks 'Vlr Rom Graham Drug Store 9 Servmg Satlshed Customers For More Thcm A Century Drugs Prescnptxons Fcxnme May Cand1es Kodak Supphes Carllnvllle Feed Store FEEDS AND MINERALS Leonard Shm Coonrod Prop Phone ULster 4 7029 1 8 5 0 - 1 5 9 1 i 1 1,3 -- 1-i . C ' J I - . C! . Ro+h S+uduos pp p papap sf, ,. afW,L:ffL C . :Q Servlce that you lxke Dan B Kauerauf 8' Son Presslers Conoco Service I Lumber and Hardware 451 North Broad Street Cornphments Of Paul s Orchard 255 South Slde Square Best Wxshes to the Class of 1959 Hoback s I G A Across from the Alton Depot Come on load those boxes 'VIr Hoback orders Don Albracht and Morr1s Fletcher Phone ULster 4 4666 Dan Pressler Manager These are the men that gxve the customary efflcxent SGPVICG Raab Gas and Appliance Co Zeruth Televlsron Hotpomt Electr1c Apphances Shellane Bottled Gas Ccrrhnvllle Il11no1s LoH' Ice and Coal Co Coal Company Coal At Mine Pnces Phone ULster 4-3101 Ccalinville, Illinois Schwartz Furniture Co Phone ULster 4 5511 Carhnvllle Illinois Kroehler Furniture G E Appliances Magic Chet Gas Ranges Chromecraft Dmnettes Drexel Bedroom Suites Simmons Bedding l Mohawk Carpets Gee a soft bed Balb Gahle and Pat Totoraltls marvel but Charlene Schuetze is more taken with the lamp Inman s Department Store Greetings to the Senior Class A Complete Lme of Ladies and Childrens Apparrel Lennox Carlmville I111no1s Litchfield Illinois Louis M Mahkovltz Carrolton I111no1s Roodhouse Illinois Arkadelphla Arkansas Tlpps Wallpaper Freytags Saddle Shop and Palm Share Canvas and Leather Goods Cooks Pmm 225 West Main Street Carhnville Illmo s Phone Ulaster 4 7043 Carhnville Illinois C Q - I - I Ierseyville, Illinois - Winchester, Illinois - S - I I I I 0 . . . i , I - Best W1shes to the Semor Class Robert Schmidt Texaco Servlce Alton Street Carl1nv1l1e Ill1no1s H8fMA I C I These two trucks are 1 symbol of the pmmit O and eff1c1ent service that IS glven at Phllgas SGIVICS Maytag S'I'l'aUb BI'OH'l9l'S LP Gas Semce Fme Coal Ice Vendors Phone ULster 4 5806 Phone ULster 4 7321 Carl1nv1l1e I1l1no1s Carl1nv1l1e IHIHOIS Ili Its bugger than 'Ill of u Jvln Schuetze Nlartha Konneker Amlrh 'Img an 'md Joan Nlinnmg approve of the 99 Ford Mack Motor Co 507 West Mcun Street Carl1nv1l1e Il11no1s Phone ULster 4 3195 . 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C R Murphy Lumber Co QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS Standard Brands At Good Pr1ces Phone ULster 4 4361 Carhnvllle I1l1no1s Lyndal Heyen get the lnsxde facts on the lumber busmess THE OFFICE STAFF OF STARR S DAIRY Phone ULster 4 6206 CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS - l l I O O Dean McKee, Jim Powell, and I - - I - l I C 1 t Of mp men S Rudolph s Deparlmenl S+ore Ramsey lmperual Service Fm Your Clothing and Household Needs ai Rudolphs Car11nv1lle I111no1s Carlmvlue mmols Congratulatlons to the Class of 1959 Ollie Marhn and l.e'f'l:elman Laundry H E Drew Cleaners Ca 11nv111e I111no1s Approved SdnliOne Servxce D1a1 ULster 4 6401 Dial Ulster 4 4441 Carhnvllle I111no1s Konnelcer Brown nc Intematlonal Harvester Company New Idea Sales and Service West Maln Streel Carhnvllle I111no1s Jerry Knllam the agncultural expert glves George Reld a lesson ln tractor dnvmg 1 l I I . - 1 . . . . I 1 1 O O O U . . . . - I 1 1 I 11 - - 1 1 I 7 1 1 ' - . s I O 1 v 1 Dan Herzherger, expert glove maker, teaches novice Janet Mefford some tricke of the trade. Prairie Glove Company 19 Daley Street Carhnvllle Il11no1s Phone ULster 4 8001 Macoupin Farm Service Gasolme Sprays II'1S6Ct1C1d9S And Many Other Needs For The Farmers Carhnv1lle I111no1s 5. ti gif sh X N Xxx ml x SH N35-txxlssxik Naam Looklng south tovs 'ard the 'Viacoupm Servlce Companys Qtatlon , - - O ' 0 .gf - f . V - ., :X 3 Y ,M,,,,, ...e.N-1'z,- -Q M ' ' ' 4 'W , 'gow -,Q f TT get r f. a r X 2 ' I f e . . 'V fait rel? X '-, wfkjx,-I fir k We vivx- Q 4 r Jr ', ., kg L, y gk'-.Q ix -.M 44 N: RV 1 Y, , -Ax 'em gk f-,,X.x -,Xl , . ' V-A . . 2 fr 'XB - Q X - 'z H H I M 'Y We K 'M .,' r., K NH, 1 M X L, at . r M , a -t etxlt:afw+X4Qt:fa- - - .,- , f NW. 'j -- -' x - f x, ., K. 1 wx. vnu ,rex K eg, ex ' WV., -N W he M ,t V K-twxcbxm - ,f.ffwN,..X,Nt.em . I . e . Q - - - Comphments Of W B CU'I'hber+SOn Carhnvllle I1l1no1s MSIVID Dunn Judy Gl'1tChl'llk tells Ruth Renken and Carol Llston about her easy llfe as Mr Cuthbertson s secretary Woods Radlo Shop Authonzed RCA H1 F1 Eqmpment Custom Installahon PARTS SERVICE Service FORD ImpIemen+s Joanne Ryan and Sue Ellns try to drlve a tractor Let us supply your farm eqmpment needs MACOUPIN FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Ccxrhnvxlle, I1l1no1s Phone ULster 4 8206 NEW HOLLAND KEWANEE . N . lr 4 ' Q H I I . I - Lv DON ALBRACHI n I 3 Marchmg Chorus IrIsIreI Pro cc Ion crew PEGGY ARMOUR o us I 2 4 GA In CIub 2 a an C SIaII 4 MInsIreI I Cheermg SecIIon 3 4 SaIesrr1arIshIp Award 3 CURTIS ARNETT FooIbaII 3 4 Track 3 4 LeIIermen CIub 4 DICK ASHWORTH rIIn va I C orus 2 4 Cass Treasurer 3 aIIn u OI Icer 2 LeIIermen s u 3 4 rea urer 4 ns re oIbaII r 3 Bas e e a TrI ScI I 2 SaIesmanshIp Award 3 RONNIE ATCHISON JERRY BACON DAVID BANGERT FooIbaII I SaIesmansIIp Award 3 THERESA BELLM A 3 4 r ns u FHA 2 EXSCUIIV6 Counc oI GAA OREN BILBRUCK LeIIerrnen s CIub 3 ooIbaI JO ANN BOMKAMP orus I 2 F 34 G eemng SecIIorI 3 MnsIreI INDEX TO SENIORS KEITH BOSTON ROBERT DOHM A A ITre 3 Tr SIaIe Judgmq ConIesI I 2 IS S0 Judq no 3 DISI Lwes ock Judg Ing 4 SaIesrnansIIIp Award 3 DWIGHT BROWN A 234 FFA Conv JOHN BRUCE 34 S aIe Judgung ProIecIIon crew 2 3 LYNN BU RCH Chorus 2 4 GAA 3 4 LaIIn CIub 2 CheerIng SecIIon 3 4 SaIesmanshIp Award 3 Car n H 4 LARRY BURLESON F FA I 2 3 4 SaIesrnanshIp Award 3 SANDRA BURNS A GLENN CARRIKER an I I archmg MIrIsIreI 2 RONNIE CHASTEEN ProIecIIon Crew I 2 3 4 KAY CHISM orus I I rarIan M ns re FHA I 2 3 4 SaIesmarIshIp Award MARY CLARK Marchmq C vaIIer 3 4 IU chIeI 4 Chorus 4 SIudenI uncII 3 LaIIn CIub I Rec chaIr n I Ed chaIrman 2 Dance and 4 H gh SchooI Hero 4 SIaIe Con IesI MInsIreI I 2 4 Cheermg SecIIon 3 4 ISHSPA 4 Laons Club ueens aIIend 3 SaIesmanshIp award 3 B cc P nu I 3 GERALDINE COLE Tc erIakerI HA PAUL COSTELLO A LYLE COTTINGHAM A BILL CUTHBERTSON Chorus I CavaIer 2 LeIIermen s C ub 4 MInsIreI I FaoIbaII I BaskeIbaII 2 3 4 Tra e a I SaIesmans Ip SIaII 3 LaIIn CIub Award 3 LOUIS DAUGHERTY n I M 'I I 2 LeIIerme u 2 oIbaI Bas c 3 4 asebaII rI I 3 4 Cava I6 3 Chorus ass Pres 2 aIIn CIub 2 Le ns CIub 2 3 4 r 4 MINS re I 2 4 Cheerang Sechon 3 FooI all Cross CounIry 2 SIudenI CouncII 3 4 s 4 Sec 3 SIud CouncII on verIIIon 3 Hornecormng Kmg AIIend 3 Mr CarIIn HI Cand 4 Track c ord ID 440 and B80 SIaIe Track MeeI CHARLES DUGAN MARGARET DOWNS orus I 2 A 2 3 4 LIbrarI 3 MnsIreI I Cheermg SecIIon JOE DUNN CIass VIce Pres I LeIIermen s Club 4 oIbaII I T 2 BaskeIbaII Mgr I 2 3 4 Homecom Inq Kmq 4 Track Record LH SIaIe Track MeeI 3 CA RO LYN EDWARDS n I archmg A 3 4 ar an s C ub aIe Sec Treas 4 MInsIreI Cheermg SecIIon 3 SaIesmanshIp Award 3 JERRY ELLIS n I 2 3 4 e orIer I C ass Ice res a er Be Calm 3 HIgh Sc oo 4 Tra I 2 MInsIreI 4 Le men s CIub 4 CHARLES EMERY A LINDA FALTER orus 2 FHA I MInsIreI MORRIS FLETCHER ProIecIIon Crew 3 4 BaskeIbaII I NORMA FOX orus I 2 A 4 GA Cheermg SECIIOH 3 BARBARA GAHLE M oreIIe I 2 3 4 Head 4 March Band I 2 4 GAA VIce Pre Pres 4I MInsIreI I4 Cheerung SecIIon 3 HaIIoween ueen AIIend 3 4 SaIesmanshIp Award 3 SIaIe ConIesI ROBERT GANSZ LIbrarIan s Club I BEULAH GIBERSON CaIeIerIa Worker 2 LIbrarIan 161 I F.F. . 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WILLIAM GLEASON FI I 4 Marc IVIQ 1 cr 4 oeCIIorI Cew I 2 oIo Ch ef 4 e Pres 3 MINS re TOM GUNNING Le Crrnen CIub 2 3 4 VICe Pre 4 oIbaII I 4 Co Ca age 4 r'rIanshIp A r C rm Cand 4 LOUIS HACKE oIbaII I Co a 155 S 4 3 ss en ermen s u T CI I 2 3 4 SnowbaII Kmg AI e d 2 3 SIuderII Marsha 3 SaIesmarI sI' p Award 3 Mosf Va Cab e Eoo'rbaI er 4 Mr CarIIn H CandI 1 e Snow I3aII KIIIQ 4 LIbrarIarI 4 SaIesmarIshIp Award 3 WAYNE HAWK E o baII I 2 KATHERINE HESSELDENZ TI I rC In a e onIesI I C r In HI 4 Chorus A GA MIrIsIr SHIRLEY HOWARD NANCY JOHNSON arm HI Sfaff 4 M ke up Ed vaIIer SIaII I 4 TypIsI 4 hor La In C u S re IIT C eerm eCIIon ooI Hero 4 SIudCrII CCUHCII I 4 VICe Pres. 4 7 HaIIowe en ueen 47 LiorIIs u.en AIIerId. 37 MISS CarIIrI HI Cand. 47 SIudenI Marsh1I 37 SaI - rrIarIshIp Award 3. MYRON KATES n I Marcin 7 rin Hi 7 orus 27 . . . 7 'ns re ' SaIesmanship Award 3. JANET KELLENBERGER . .A. 27 TICIIGI Ta 7 Snowban ueen AIIendanI I. JERRY KILLAM . .A. Ass' Re . 7 oo - 2 3 47 Track Ig SrIowbaII AI en , 162 ROBIN KIMBERLIN mba I Tracx B ebaII I PAUL KINCAID orusI2Ca Lan Spr C BOB KING ooIba I Tr 2 3 S1Iesr'1 shIp Award 3 EUNICE KRAUSE rm H 4 Cava e orus I 4 AA a Co oporIer 2 M FISIFDI I 4 ChecrI C Cm 3 4 S VI 3 4 ISHSP HIQII SCho5I Hero 4 JOHN KOSTER SaIesm3rIshIp Award 3 RICHARD LANZEROTTI rI 3 4 MarChIr1g r IW H v1Ier IaII I r a VI u Ins re I-IIqh C ooI Hero 4 aIbaII Bas e ase 2 4 SIuder1I CourICII 2 3 Tru SCI Cub D rICe ru SaIesmanshIp Award 3 BONNIE LINDSEY rIrI I-I C orus GAA eermg SeCIIorI 3 4 Mms re SparIIsI CIuI:1 3 4 JERRY LIPPOLD A 34 Che r nq Sec Ion CAROL ANN LOMELINO . .A. 7 G.A,A. 32 Cheermq - I VI I T'CIeI Taker 27 SaIesmahs I Award 3. SUSAN LUDLUM rIrI HI a I . E Icr I avafer SIaII ' orus 7 , .A. 37 LaIIrI CIJIJ I I I I 43 Cheermq SeCIIorI 3t II-Iigh SC.ooI roII 4: paris, u Pr . I SaIesrrIanshIp Award 3. JEAN LUECKE orus 27 .H.A. 7 . , . I ' I-arian 1 MIrIs re 27 CheerIn CIIorI 3 47 I eI Tak- 2' Sw - hear? Dame AIIend. 2. MABEL MATTHEWS BILI MEFFORD I r s SIU PHI 1 r PEGGY ANN MEFFORD VGIIQI' 4 horus CI A A rarIar1 VI e 2 Cheer 'I Se-CIIorI 3 I OI Cro Prom er TICIceI mans p A ar DON MEYERS as0baI JUDY MONTI rus 3 4 De ree a r ar an Pre M rIsIreI I 2 SrIowbaII ueer' AIIer1d 3 Sa esmanshuo Award 3 Snow a rw 4 ROY MOORE SARA MORGAN PAT MORSE FIIH HI SIaII3 4 3 E I avaIIer SIaI'I I ass Sec a In u s M rIsIreI I 2 4 Cheermq SeCIIon 3 4 Hgh SChooI Hero 4 SparIIsh CIub r SIuderI COUHCI FI SC CIub 2 ISHSPA 4 HomeCormr1g ueen AIIerId I HaIIowe en ueen A Iend 2 LIorI s CIub Queen AIIend 3 SaIesrrIansh p Award 3 DeIega're of LaIIrI CIub 'ro SIaIe Corwe-rIIIon 3 PAT NEEL IeITakerI . SHEILA NIXON Io 7 rh I I us. r. 4 3 . , . Pr . 7 I FBVIGIT 7 S.IesrrIarIshIp Awar I . .A. Leader,hIo Camp 37 E. , . Sub-SeCIIoh Sec.-Treas. 47 SweeIhear'r uech AIIerId, 3' SrIowbaII ueen Anand 7 I Iqh Schaa Heron PrompIer 4. LLOYD RAAB abaI 23 .ZBasIce a Mgr.: C 4M.. 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KENNETH SCHWARTZ BILL WHITLER n Mir In Buqe r n H Ca I SI oru 4 I L, In r H n c o ro 4 Spams Cu 23 CCuI1234AIISae In 4 ISI-I 4 SaIesm1ns I ard RICHARD STILWELL Cnorus I SHARON SUMPTER avaIIer a I r In LJ an 4 Se 4 Sa esrnansI1Ip Awurd adersllgs 3 Faq Es Coniesf 3 I3eIIy Crockers Home rn er 0 T rnorr N Awar JANE SURMAN ar 4 C rn 2 4 LaIIn CIIeerInq SECIIOH 3 4 SIIesrnans I Award 3 Readers DIqesI Award 3 I SCII 'J H 0 MARY JEAN SWIRES arm H 4 G 2n VI Pres SI1Ie SIu en r CLGSTID Sec Ion arIIsII C ub 2 SaIe-smans I Award 3 BOB SUMMERS A I: or B KEN I TOTSCH A DOROTHY TRILL crI.SIC 4F LINDELL TRIPLETT ark IFOOT a. 7 d 27 ', Cu 23 MInsI eI 2' Baseb . JANET TURNER ' rarIan 'mo Is. ' anI.I'I Cum I' CneerInq SecIIon ' Saesrn1n,rI'p Award 3. KAY WELTON nd 2 . HISI. 4 Mar Y In ' r rI ' ' C 47 . C. ' . , . . un I. 0 'Z' ' 2 7 MIns r I , Ls,3r'I S VAL . U I ,Jnc'I ' r'n H' Ca . 3 a 'e' ','. Je n . 7 mp- cdrnng -afn 'L g I 5 ue-,rx C ndIdaI, 3. MAXINE WHITWORTH I1 I a r Ca eIerIa ar n a r orus 2 F H A C' A nsIre 2 C eer ea ers mc on ueen C n H gn SC oo H ro DELORES WICHMAN C r n H SIaII'4 CIass Sec 3 FHA MARY WIESE n 2 arc In Teas 3 r n H 1 4 SenIor Ed ava us VI Pr S Iss 4 n C ub 4 CIIeerIrIg SecIIon 34 SpanIsI1CIub BILL WINSLADE n I Marc ID Cava Ier u I onsu ec un s e errnens CIub 34 Ins reI eIIKa I RI enI CourIcII 3 eL:aI 4: Cub ISHSPA MUSIC amp 2 SaIesmansIIIp Award SIU Ccuncnl Conv 3 HIQII Sc ool Hero 4 JIM WOODS A re n InsIr 5 e a Swee II arI Dance AIIend 3 Sa esmansI'IIp Award 3, SIaIe Judglng ConIesI I 2 JUNE WOODS KAY YOUNG Band I 2 4 MarcIII q 7 Cava Ier SIaII a -ou . , . . I '.rns247C VI e- res.3' F. . . 7 . .A, 3 4 . our 7 'n- sfre' 7 - nel, 7 - PA 7 S Jdenf oun,I' onv. 7 no .I nc- Mend. ' aesman- .f Award 3. 163 B1aI234IMfQIIqI24LIb.3 E5Idi23I,II.Qh'l97 Iff33Iq 4I' C7 'S 2 4' C322 V' Q-Pea. 2' 3 I Ie' ' Ya 9' 5 ' IVII I 2 4. F-PIAA I 2 C. ' d ,II CI s 7 LaI'n C In I7 M' sI eI I 2 I QA II I 4. SISIE J CI -,,. Cf. L,-.KI 2 47 ' IQ' S I1 2 He 7 'II Bad 2 IFIQQ B9 V9 II' -' ' ' ' V E ,I 'f ' E' ' I: ' I T,I,S 'V I II 37 C I I-Ii SI I1'4:CI'Ie-ereade 2 3: Ex d . SIDA I Y K Hp CII 7 . . . I 2 47 . .A. 3 4: Ah. 34 MI ' 3 In I d ' CII ' 2: LI 'S . ' I F,F..l234 IScI.I.4I- 0 -' 9 HQ 6 3' 'I I C.'24rP,Ib., I24'IracIl23 I ' C7 ' SII 4f F.H.A. I234 IGM I I Ba d I 2 I QI- .X I IPa II b 27 LIbrarIC I32 2' I:.H.A, I 2' M Diff? I. RQ , I 9 I Award I II Say : If X ' Ba d 3 4 IM I'I' Q, r . I7 HI ' 'CI' Ca I Ismf I ' .If C . BG CI 2 3 IIVIr IIIICI - 2: 'Ier 33 CIIor I 2 47 'ce e. of CIfss SCC. 41 MIns're I 2' SpanIsVI I C 'In ILII . IW S I . - CIUIJ CIC '4I-5II I 23 MIDQIVEI I 2 2 IVICAAP - ZI7 - I - ' ' I 27 MIn5IreI I 2 47 ' ' ' ' QUQIVI ' - - 347 SpanIeIn C'I.b 3 f Ifp 34' 'H'gn ' C I er 4. ' . Ba d 2 4 I II' QI: I' Band I 2 4 IMarcI1rIgI' CI'0rus 2 47 .A . h . GA. . 3 LIIDrar'an 3' MInsIreI I 2 4: C. I' I ' .A.A. 3 47 LII3rarIan I ESF! 3 Z I'II CEd' C 'O'!S EIC II' ' 7 I I 234Id'ce .1-dI I I .M.II'I24- W . Eb armns 4I' I .9 I 'IMI' Bask ,I I 2 3 4: Track I 2 3 43 p ' I3 Sud ' 7 Bas I I 2 47 ' I'rI-S I I I 2: 43 ' F.F..l234IAs'IVIeP.II7 Cd YA E31 C155 Pr , I7 Le7IerI .er's C u 2 3 42 FIFA A 3. C 'bam I 3. aSIqeIbaII I' ' I I: 7 Ba Ice' I 2 3 ' ck ' I 234: e 5 Eng Afrend. I 2: T ' ' ' FF. , I 2. . F.E..I234I'I' as.3I:BadI27 QI I - ivan HI 1 .HA I 2. I1 9' I 2' Bd I'I? I' I' Tr , I I: I 2 Ban I Gee I In r I aII 4 Ca I I C e I 2 4 IC pf 4I I 2 4 I GA I A nc 3, M Ire I4 Db ' C I 2 34 IH' 4' CIE FSA ' ' Sp ' 3 23 L' Edm4' J Ed 3 I Q' ,- 4 I HG G ZW CWEA 2 I' jf ' em ' Y Im C P ' HI SW Idjx f 3 I2 GA IEX Bfd4I M. ' I ' 'U' TS Que B! I 2 3 4 ISF: I CI, I 2 SILIdenI Cou I 2 ISH QI Ca HI 4 Imrus 2 CIass S .4 I' C F' C I I Se I GAA34IEx Co CI34I SI 'Di Da 'EA' 35 Ba d 2 3 I QI 1 Cf In I La'I'I CII, I 2 IOI Icer I I Ie ' p SI U me 4 Ire 4 I 2 4 C P rg Sec Ion 3 4 SI d MI I I 2 4 C f-L' g Sff' n3 Cf I 4 MIS, Ca I I nd 4 Sp I I 2 ISIC Irfas 2I H Iwwfnr Qwfn Arte d I Ho f SI If ' eu I I'I I-C I Q ff A eI'd3 Lqn Q Q Q ee a Q We trted sornethrng d1fterent thts ,ear Carlm H1 tr ed to e th Carhrt tlle l-hah students a yearbook that to knovledfe has never been seen before anywhere We wrshed to produce sornetlnno wlth a lttt e btt ot hte a rttle btt ot maalc To do thls e elt e rar ont, o ortra s tn tts ex eryday atrrosphere l-lo w c r e ac ornp lsted ha se o ousmess statts to 1t,dge As ln all yearbook v ork there are a ertarn few Jho deserve most o the credrt and we a lot thls to o r busmess ana ea1tor1al stalls and to Mr I l. Sronce ol tl e Peorta Enaravtna Company Wtthout the nelp of the above named and the asststance of Mrs Ann Chapman advrsor thls book would not be posstble lt 1S ot repeated that prct res rrake a year book The man who handled all our teatu e prctures thts ear w as Mr lerry Roth The photographs that tell the story ot our school were the work of Btll Gleason Yes lt was both work and play and lt was tte trying of new concepts and the dscardtn ot tlrne v o n rdeas N that the flI'lSl1Gd pro duct rs ID your hands f e hope trat yo derrve as nt rch p easure from your earbook as we ha e had n an na rt to you Stncerely The Eattors , . . . W7 I . . i f, qv Q . 'Y A , our J t 1 , A , ' , -7- . f ' , ' :J . ' rj ' l ' ,, l' ' ' , w lf , vi l ,i t ri y the .chool I. I . V , ' . . , 'J Hll N , C lfl , VJ t We t ill to do, we can only guess: the success ot Carlin Hi ts not tor its editors or f A l ' u Z 1 ' , . . . f ' xg l ' A ' . r ' . ' y V . . V A ? , ' ' , mf . r f u ' . l ' f. A i. ' 'L J ' ' ,