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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

:ull 96D . . CARLIN - HI CARLINVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOO' ID 1-BW ,ZX ,,, ,,-- ,,' l,,, ,,., ,.,-,,- 1 5 4 Aw 1 . L-1, - 4-,A .. WQN 1 .Q ' ' z . '53-,A avigr H -aQ4'- ,Lv ' . , . ' -,' me-wg , --ww My ,-..., -.., ,, ,.,. , , . ' ' ' 'am x , 3JHf-J -JL -69 - HI 'Q 'TVVA g H'+v-1+-vw 5 P A '.- Y .M -Q1-' ' f .V NV- ' :W -+ N -- I --. .. IN. 'Jn .H V, - , I +I , K , . . m 3. 'M . mqhapfxxnsw , A ti Y 4 vu l , 1 - em.. I ' K . ' ' ' 'Y X ,.. -- . ,M , A - r ff 1 Am 'wer' . 'H' ,. ' E - nav , ., ,. .J E' . ,, , f f . 1 -'N ' N 1 m AF ,A A 4, - . ., A . f' , 'xx 1 4. 4 F3803-r-2 1. '- ' -' 'K '1', 4 ,f - , nQ.fa,3:ay:, .V -1-,Q fx. 1 -- .5 H- ,ff g I ll 11 7 7 2 I 5 0 Q T U - 1 5 Y J E 3 f E 9 . f I 1 3 5 ? J 5 J ? 3 I I I 1 I I r V W ,, L Just as these designs add a special touch to your Carlin Hi, the events of the year add special meaning to 1960. Who can forget the enthusiasm s at the county tournament, the anxiety around semester, or the excitement of the Prom? This year we've tried to capture through words, pictures, and art work the atmosphere of life at C.C.H.S. so that each of you will have a permanent record of that wonderful year - 'l960, and we hope the Carlin Hi reflects the year I as you wish to remember it. A ' The Editors Carol liston Ruth Renken . . -.-. -2, n,-Jy,'L-- .. .sa ,CT :Q I A I . A r, - nl ,lg . Q ,V 1- , 4-- TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES PAGE I0 ATHLETICS PAGE 34 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 56 ACADEMICS PAGE 82 2 xx R , llll Ill!! Illm llllli lllllff '. I ll.. I1 .4 Ya .',, ..,. ,31-fwggs - W - '1-in-L....,i. 'fs 1 -' ,'6n-, 'f. '4- my v xi 5 iw!- -sc' ez! 5 . 11 Q 5 1 'Z 'Q 4 Q . a 'is Awftg KW 1 MAY TIME NEVER ERASE THE MEMORIES OF FRIENDSHIPS MADE The on fo be o fhe arf 'ro live who cennof win new friends. -Weir Mi1'Cl'1eH The more w ACTIVITIES ENJOYED 1 5 2 I z s-'Q V Q fi it li f OR KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED Learning makes a man lil com- pany for himself. -'Alfred Mercler lIWl1Gl we learn wlllw pleasure we never forget -You ng Learning is wealllw lo Tlne poor. an lwonor lo llwe riclw, an aid lo llve young and a supporl and comfort lo rlne aqedf' f Lavaler. 1 34. J, LZMMW WM i AM ' ADW QA f ,Wf M', A M21 N fg WSMI M Q Wi W W f 'Q ' ' 2 '4 f - .QQ ' I 5 w M yi 4, Q 2 nz' 91,2 L Wm N X ,gang f N ...W ,,,, . , D' T' M , 1: , 5 rg.. 4.1 ,. 1' an fx 11 A P 'f W' 3 wg -if bi. 5. ,,W .3 w -W Q 1 'eo A ofbvbfim Heave ho, mates! Lew fi Climb icfzrd 'rf Ben Femme' Rf?-,ard 1' fl '-1 'rv HALLOWEEN A group ot determined rebels from the Senior Class vividly portray a coed, scene trom the movie oi CLBVES Dickens' A Tale ot Two Cities. , GE i lllillit i- if The three Fresrrnen stoog- es, on their roclcet and ready to trave await the countdown. On the eve of , and gooir Qsfin Barbara wird ref fiurt nppeart rc-rare pcace 'xr in 'rf year. As autumn deepened into rich shades ot red, gold, and brown, each class worked feverishly on its Halloween float. The seniors chose two candidates for Halloween Queen, and the underclassrnen chose the queens court, The whole school voted tor the queen and then waited in suspense. Finally the big night arrivedl As a reward tor all their labor the juniors won first place with Iohn Paul lones , the seniors took second with MA Tale ot Two Cities , and the freshmen placed third with llHave Rocket, Will Travel . Ss a climax to the clear cold night, Barbara Smith was crowned Halloween ueen. Emerging from 'he picture scrccn lffing Kong, the gianf goriila threatenly looms over the horritied Sophomores. Sf' BE UI H51-r B X-fx 5 7 , swf' 5 If wQ1?f FQ A A , .V, . C LIGHTS Miss Ann Caveny, director of the play, skillfully gives Cern lStimr Whitowl a black fve. Ever hear of a girl making the high school football team? Well, it happened in the lunior play, Clementine, The story is of sixteen-year-old Clementine Kelly CSusan Whitlowl who is a terrible tomboy. The plot revolves around her conversion into a lady with the help of her parents Wirginia Williams and Gor- don Costleyl, friends lludy Van Pelt and Nan Burgerl, and a boy Clerry f-lamptonl. Her main interest when the play opens is the school football team. When one of her best friends, the captain of the team, deserts her in her efforts to join the team, she decides to get even in an entirely different manner. lt takes quite a while to convince Clem that the only way to Win is to let the boy think he has won, but when she catches on, she decides it is a pretty fair way of doing things, Jerry Fate no SL lr NN'-f .i 14 CAMERA, ACTION ! Clem lsusan Whiflowj 5 E r m Y v sffmde Per around WMF Mlss The Kelly's maid and Handyman fSl'waron Fqfxerpof Pfingid' IPM! Ruberq and Larry Clarkl agree, 'Cem's Fuesel. quife e qIrN ! .C 'gin ' 5-a-wi The Kellys fV'g'm'1 W' 'awe irc Gif- Gr, Qmfw Ser .fa f,fC,.f, A: , ,. .,, .,.... V .1 ,w 1 , 'fe' 'eefege Gi,'5Lf9V, -0 ,ge Llslf - K 2 , 2 2 5 5 2 ,iffxt ,,...n-ww---fm. Q4 I 'All 1-gg 'Q ff' li! Thai long awaited moment tor the royal court arrives Sue Ml ler Retiring ueen Jean Schue tze ueen Pat Totorautls Sarah ussel lchele Russel Retrln ing Joe Dunn a In Bramley HOMECGMING IN HOLLAND ln the midst of a little Dutch garden with a Windmill and a bubbling foun tain on November 27 the Student Council gave the annual Homecom ing. The Royal Court, which was chosen by the student body, reigned in this far-away land of tulips and Wooden shoes, While Lynn Simmons and his orchestra provided music for dreaming and dancing. 16 Lucy Klaus is having doll troubles with Harvey Phelps as they present the nu ber, Oh, Assuimng a f-ii. ff Q M' rf' .ff md, 'r' Wm' rv- ww rid' T1 D. 'ir fV'3fFk2'2!VLV5 Mikie 'rd Sarah RJSSQ. The couples ff,,f- - ,m A NAV 1 W L I d 4 il ,iii fa ,Q 4 QS S N O , x'!', 1 I ' I ,I X W V xx .xxx I V . u-, I X -S i I Yi I-.-L-, J x-- 1 Rf 4, 'L' Mbzz. F we if xx M, I su X 'f W1 Q K W' Yami? , Q . '--' 1 , f .iw N, E , ' fkiwf' 'Y W-+A' '4':'.,. 'igfihwy 3'-W -ef . in lg f-A .- ct -,,V,.d.4,,'X , Igfwfq 5 -f N.-sv. 4-.A A f -H - , . A. fx 21 -Lui' , o' X -mir: ' ,155 .wt 1 ,Rf N , 1, 4 -'er A 'ff ..--:H a -2 X- 4, Q, GQ. M X '41 N M 0 .- 1:Q A , K J F PM Toiomx? S ,. f K r ,Jzfv ,.-. -1-1nlmn K e, .2 ,V W gi Q ,, 6 A Wm 1 , v 'f M Q. V' ax fi :fi ffkf 34,33 ,,, 350 .,, ,A Q, f gi Wifi? i' vi A i g 2 x A Q . if 5: ,. g 1 I 'f Q, . 1 1 Q 2' f 52 .JF .2 if ,gwlif 1 QQ an The cast: Charles Norris. John Gahle, Jean Stewart, Jeanine Newton, Peggy Ensrninqer Steve Sour ey Gordon Costl y Ann Rutherford, Joan Manning. Pat Totoraitis, Gail Reiher, Alan Leritz, Dan l-lerzberqer l. cy Kl us J hn S et Jerry Hampton Judy Van Pelt, Susan Whitlow, Sharon Ruberg, Betty Barkley, Janet Grichnik Phyllis Fuess Mss Ann Ca eny AT HEART WE ARE ALL ACTORS Everyone has problems, but nobody has, or ever will have as many problems as Maudie lleucy Klausl had in the hilarious three-act comedy, Men Are Like Street Cars. Maudie's problems occurred suddenly when Davy Qlohn Sweetl, her current steady, took an interest in Sylvia Uoan Manningl, Maudie's older sister, and all her methods of win- ning him back tailed. Then, trying to be helptul, she played cupid in order to get Sylvia interested in Ted CDan Herzbergerl, the son ot a prominent banker. This almost ruined the chance for her fathers business loan. lust as everything seemed hopelessly muddled, tate helped Maudie clean up the mess. You're sure if vi' cofne oft? Jcr'y Hampton he-'plessy p'eads as Carol Liston applies his makeup. 20 Harmony is fnnct again rosfnred as Jerry assures Maudle fha? he can Mice care 0? himse-NF: John Swcef, Lucy Kfaus, Jerry Hamp- forw Joan Manning. Sylvia Noam Manninql vi OfenHy profesfs aqafnsf The mafcrw-mnlcinq ways Q: Her mnfhcr IGM Rcilwerl. BoHoms up, and The big momenf of Hwc pNay1for Lucy KYaus as Jer- ry Hampron expYains flwaf if's an honor fo be on his lap. Gr-ri' rid of Maudie! Bur she's your daughferf' pleads Mrs. Ma- son fGaiN Relrwerj as she fries 'fo reason whh Maudie's f'a+her fl-Xfan Lerlfzf. 21 Div 0 Q 11 3 XY f ,Hui 5 ag,- Q 5 V 1 '99, Z GW 4 W .rv - ,wg nf , that holiday spirit. daiice .,A' b gf fhe .Jiyij7' jFive. Linda Tdfner. over fhe Jize Rigsbey C-:Nancy W'G,Tffg,,e,2 gi: THE SNOW BALL OI' the gym -gg fp J . f was at CCHS again. Christmas, Were dun and Scmtcr danced without q 'sp C1L1G!'I11iI'ig cmd LEE. were cmd .-. . if 3,5 N 'whenzweliifrerid drew . g 1 ' .. Q gry evemng of I cheer. d ,, , Two liffle sweeiheurks. Kenny and Judy' Reid. en 'rerfain fhe court with +heir songs of love. 5-J 9k E ' a I U V' 2, ','1f,' f3'4i'3'2vPfQ,Z:,bb gap, gfrp, ii' ' Sex gf mam Wd! 432 fl .lf n :QM-if my bw-f f Ut' 'f2Z.'W',:? w , I 4' J . C ' Frances Reznicek, Leonard Loft. Sieve Gourley, Chuck Norris, Rufh Schmidt, Don Arneff. Jim Beffis. Coline Arneff. Jean Woods. I gl? wr -, Q ' A' fm, M. ' Y 53 ' A Mlm: M J ,,4 '4 gg in -ls Wi 4 Work before pleasure is the moH'o of fha FFA I and EHA decoration committee. . e . ' rofessiom ampollft The Minstrel Cast in all its glory THE CURTAlN'S GOING UP Yes, on February 12, as Mr. Inter- loculator, Iohn Sweet, Walked into the limelight, the curtain went up on the annual Spotlight Ministrel. All ot a sud- den that thrilling moment was at hand. Spotlights were blinding, the band was playing, and the crew was on stage to tive moral support, Then, belore We knew it, our big moment was past, and the sound ot clapping hands assuredly said, liYoa did okay, The oriental dance me gracetul ly performs a fituadstic dance The endmen presen' the r- roi .- er- ri o dy ra L. nm Q ro Jerr P-t rrri Joyce VanPel+ Keen Snr Ind Meri wth Songs From Q South. O Q. . A , V' i' ' 3 1- an-af S J' sf 32.533, 8 It G5 Y - U.wz ...W-Q Q 'Q w U .14 as W gm if 5 55, 1: 2 KH iff ' V li 441 i H' Q mv as Q4 C' 4x .fm Q' 4 1 X ,SX A 'Fi r f'3 .Qu if 'r f 1 Y.: WW? SX ci. ALL WHO WIN JOY MUST SHARE IT N-+-,,,,wMA In the spring as the trackrnen's fancies turned from track to other things, they chose five queens who graciously rewarded them with medals, ribbons, and encour- aging smiles. M W' W W M i 1.9 as X, Charlene Schuefze, Peg Ensmimger, Nancy Jarman, Jana Meffcrc Karen ArneT+ Jerry Fife, an Imporfed l'1WbENIy, SADIE HAWKINS TIME IN DOGPATCH The SQHKNS have olcstfhng Gstheythrow CITGG1hUHGbGbO ofa danceforthe whom school. Grooms ci fume. Famous coon hunter, Jim Davis, .mrivua lUSf n Mme for The parfy. V ' , 4 Q G g M ' H .ng -, 'Wzkr -, W N' A, 1,-1 M '1: ', - y 1: 'NJ ' MW- NWN Sophisficeded, wouldn'1' you say? X-'fifid-VUQ roses an ibc own asain . The iunior girls Lark -V'iCiUSiYiTLJbi' M fl Y OUR PROM - SOLTHERN S'YLE Milf -4 o G7 0 -- Q. U D 0 o .A I ro -4 + O C fd T fo in of 41 O in CD 2. O Q uw 3 in + r 1 in wg, iinisiifng rls are mare iraaom, sgn Paai Ye Ann iw Vim r' brvber -1 Remember bow we worked sa hard transforming the gym into the lawn oi a big southern plantation, complete with a Wishing We-H and a rose-Cover ed swing? How many times we pon! dered over whom io ask and what to Wear! Remember the exciiment of get- ting ready? 3 WV' j --nv--1 ' f , C The sophomore slaves 1 d. SETS 6' 'Ti' 30 'ia Marjorie Slctven tr' m ., , - .,,4,,,. ,,,, . L4,, 3 V V ,, , ,,,:.t . L, 'WL' JEEJWQ A 'lt-Q Llfll' E' ,ff t'l,a7r,l' 'ar Et? fu H Adding lo 'lp floyd, Je .Mus lO 3 M f Rlvctrfl MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Southern Belles cmd Bedux dcmced in d dredm world ol The end of a 595-5 ': L5'ff Cyl-c and Mc, Keg. 31 sweet music, soft lights, cmd scented flowers. E g, ff ywh- ,:,.. V My ry, .. 'JW .- ' -WM? 44 Z k ff Pc: 5 60 . ff ,'J Afh1eficL s 2 1 ,Mi WZ? ? Z E E I ,. CT? 27 ill! 'Q' sam ,M , fa , Y 5Es,z.f-..fQf.uA '.,.,,.f.,+,:Ngg- i . L.. . - I 'A A ' 4 4' WM ,.. . F M :WCW X 4 , xx 2.1 Q, fel Zi cg- K 4-E S QE 1 ,K if .if 15 :fi Varsity Cheerleaders, opposite page: Jerri lu-QV.-gn Jfgfq. RJ' Etna fri Se , Darts, pf za. Fr Junior Varsity Cheefead-ers: No'-1 Gfnlrg Mar, Loehef, Jeri-' Lim Lina? Keele Mary Adarnl. Coaches Diclcman. Schonebaum and Norman point our as top ground-gaining play to ca-captains John Keele and Jim Powe . SPORTSMANSHIP AT ALL TIMES Perhaps C.C.H.S. has no Bill Burrels, Bob Pettits, Stan Musials, or Bob Bichards, but no pros have tans more loyal than our Cavaliers, The rnost devoted ot the fans were the cheerleaders, who were always on the spot cheering the teams to victory. 37 1 Z 'ifikwa hw 13 'H' it W I X X 5' sg. :L Q '.j V f M ,V V ,V 4 2 2 ,, f , Q ' v A, W ' W , li-'if' 14 ' 5 I ' V4 W gi' X, f 5 7 . 1 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ccrlinville Ccrlinville Ccxrlinville Ccfrlinville Ccxrlinville Cclrlinville Cclrlinville Celrlinville Colrlinville Litchfield 20 Virden l9 lerseyville U Mt. Olive 20 Staunton l8 Benlcl U Southwestern Gillespie O Nokornis U UU 24, 40 IOR VARSITY, t t V ifb fnw H Li, H A V D M S Q lvl L L K J D P VN Second row: Ken' M L T Wal is Peck imqtcn, CP l Se Q3 HUIVHL 1 7'5l' Nm 1 Working hard bcbind QQ... YE We rn m- C: . fm Bevfff' F VADSITY f row L rr n MCK ,.,, , 6-VX Y y Second row La, rw Ir, Qem Ho Ida, Richard Cjrffeu J,m Sfrrwrr Mike Hesselderz Fnmlc Gricwffk Jgw Tfm ,jgn D3C3Q'i'ff VA gd Engm . ir row' fw- f P ' ' ffnff-ff ? F , ' 1 R K.bur?ck Dm Mew Jvhn Tczks Hers f, W'K Jim K7n '-M J .av FRESHMEN, fronf row: 3 C If , Us .V K 1, P-',7f.- Ji'ei E 'J 2- ' C' 1' S7 i -1- VV.1,'e NN mu, Vfiffl fan R-:fa-' fur' F. 'grid Ri , VJ' ' '. Second row: :fn Lt Lv , W-, Lu . VJ: '-J Rpzml. r4,c g Jury Fee? .' Lvr, Sei? Vw' F1512 6. fr, rr P 'L' 5 ff' W BW H 'f 41 C. C. H. S. CAGERS Chalkina up a record ot i4 wins ani: 7 losses, aebartina seniors Sill Bowxian, lohn Keele, Iohn Sweet, Paul Walton, Larry Clark, Gerald Gross, and Coach Lou Stivers closed the season in a blaze of glory. ln the county' topirnanient, the Cavaliers bowed out to Virden in the quarterfinals, after defeating Southwest- ern SO-78 in a double overtime. As hosts to the Regional Tournament, Carlinville edged past Hillsboro E37-65 in another double overtime and proceeded to the semiftinals Where a vengeful Staunton Crew knocked thern down by a score ot 57-52. fxfg X ffrtif Coach Sfivers ff.: 'CJ 1 Q 1 f. N2 'Na-. f -'QF' Q .Y Varsiiyi K J .- ., ,yr H K.!.. . My -f-- Jfrf A :. C .,A S ,'f rw Junior Varsifyz ' Co1r1mv111o Coft.z:1xm1t',1 H1111 fi E1oo1 Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Ion. Iom. 1om. 1om, Ion. 1on. 1om. Feb Feb Feb Feb, Feb Mor 19591960 BGSket1oo111 SC1Led1,x1e 24 Virden 1 Corro11tor1 4 Northwestern 11 Feitshoms 1Sf211C1,1 15 Nokomis 18 Mt. Qhve 5 Gi11esyo1e 8 Stotmton 12 13en1c1 15 Nokomis 19 Bem1d 22 Mt. O1ive 25-29 County Toyidirt-Ertt 2 Stifgntoi 5 Solgtllvfestefo 12 Gi11esp1e 15 Green1ie1o1 23 Sot1t11'f.'estefr1 1-4 Re1'iomo'1 Topzrioxrient BASKETBALL'S TOP FIVE Larry Clar , C'1n'q ,ID ' 'V fr: Cffe Pau1 VVal+on 1 FFL-4 'L.l-., Going In ' ' John Sweet ': John Keele 3 R34 Q 5455? -3 ' :V ' Q ,Ilya 'gtiw Ai at 3 1? 1 g I WN :, gg , kj , if WW HZ? 2? M 9 ff-Q gi Ea , 4 ' X ' ' 1 ff - Law 3 s , , . Q Q' kg V in 8 Y , Q rx'-V, M xg if E K M 33 I' 4? W .:,':I' 'A'1 ' '- M Y l , KS' , f by , fi? it gp H' f A W P 'N yg'i ff, ' Q 7 'mt 1 ' I a u 'Emi is V' A if Xu, gb FW . 1 7 , 531 ss ., v K we P we Q mx? I 4m-ummm TRIUMPHANT TRACKMEN Wi+h muscles slraininq, Bill Cullwberlson lakes second place in lhe 330-yard re- la VARSITY, fronf row: Bob Pierson, Keilh Fullinglon, Dean Mc- Kee. Jerry Thomas, Don Brown, Marion Glass, Dan Herz- berger. Baclt row: Coacli Sfivers, Jim Davis, Curl Arneil, Jim Ruyle, Bob Dolim, Wilfred Bilbruclc, Jim Slinneff, Bill Cuflwberfson, Joe Dunn, Bill Winslade, Paul Wallon, Lloyd Raab, manager. Bob Pierson sor'n's acl-Q55 f :niet 'ire 'C 'alce first pace 'n the 220-yard dasti. s- GW 48 ,muh Corrlinville's l l'riurnplriont 'llrcxclqmenu tinislied cinother successful sedson by colrrying oft first plczce honors dt the Macoupin County dnd South Centrcrl Conference meets ond the Roxcinor Rea lcrys. Besides plcrcing high ot the meets in Chorleston, Decotur, ond Pond, the tecirn did not lose one duoll or tricingulcrr meet in the course of the seoison. Dean McKee, vitro toclc 'trd place lwoncrs tor tlie twig? iarnc at tlne Sta'e lract Meet, talces time out for a drinlc. Kastan At line: Lee Rernling Milne t-lesseldenz Car Gen lctoiday led Scroggins Larry Heyer Ronnie Fa'- ter. Front row: David Riclney, Val Leeters Steven Still, Don Brown Jerry Wills Denny Turner, Dan Martin, Oren Bilbruck Jotin Powell, Bil Walton Jotin locks Dave Mar- tin, Pete Balotti, Jon Dagqet, Back row: Lloyd Tiernan, ,Wat ' Ilfqw r 'tim Peter Urbonas Ricnard Grittel, .lolnn Hansrnan Don Ar- nett Bill Clevenger. lim Maguire Jerry Lippold Jorn Sweet Larry Kaburiclc, Jirn King, Herb Arnyx Joe Riqsby Michael Ctiism, David Metcalt, Dwight Fulington, Wa- lis Poclclington, Bifl Gleason. Kent McLaugl'iin. Track Queen J V1 ni ' C?5.JS'y rewefdk 5:0 Perfn A 'w fa we -eaved Mesa. I 1 'F' '-an-ff ,NM ,Q , 1' 'iii 2 2 6 ? Joe Dunn and Bob Pierson are geffing ser for 'he ow had as rUn. ,Mu mm A, Jerry Thomas ff f n 5. W., Wzfh all his torce Dean Mc- CRACK! D i elm Ashwo ti Kee whips another strike smothers aa ,ine drive into across the plate. center field DEFENDERS OF THE DIAMOND The Cavalier nine started ott the season with blazing victories over Girard and Greenfield. In contrast to this, Virden handed them a defeat to the tune of ll-l. During a season ot unusually good weather, the Cava- liers split a game each with Mt. Olive, Staunton, Southwestern, and Gillespie Nokomis, a very good defensive ball clulo, dealt the C-ville nine two losses. At the close ot the season, the team elected Tom Gunning most valuable player of 1959. Grim faced Tern Gunnifq is determred to strike batter out. 50 the S+ at 'fi rf' E... During a fense momenf, David Thai was a rough inning, says Diclc Sie-irier awaifs 'he big 3-2 Ashworth as Ive dwg-a-iogs some wafer. pifch wiih Two men on base. afed: Lindy Tripicvi David Sf-eiwer, Lfiriy Bcemio, Jim Powoii Lmis Dwiiqlfmfy, D'ck Asiwwwrf anding: Richard ifnnzerfrili Qerad Grucs E' Meiiord Tow Gunning Dim McKee Ji-fry Hfa wc'G'i. if eg EV, Q. M D , P , Q I Y V V Ai, U s x ': i Q' ',. 1 W D -un X' , f XX., ,f yi, ff VRy,X5 i vfif ldv f N WIS rf Ru W W4 f I , 5 ' :N if V4 N i gi ii , 'i i 'kQyf' V i 5 'uw' 2 1 ii f ,D RW' Wu i 1 1 3 i Mp X iz. .- x 4 L-A H Ln fm.. ' D Dis. A4 gif J D., r I , 4 11 i wX bi im in ,?xUiNiVfL, if D ,A ,wi 1 8.1 I Sfx v X 4-. ,K Q: , ,xt K 'a-4 T 4 'J 4 Er ,Q M 4. .MV Q 6 I Tag? 2 4 4 L, Ik -f 5 x. uv' I V,-not GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION As tor os C. C. H. S. is concerned, the Girls AthIetic Association is just or boby, for it hots been orgoinized tor onIy three yeors. However, its popu- Iority hos grown quiddy, ond this yeor it had or totoI membership ot over sixtyi 52 GA.A. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, kneeling: Nora GEVWIDQ Dovis KariIaIcfin Gil Reita'-'. Standing: Bwrbafa Atrnq Ph, Hr-es Maw Loi, Ee 'rn Joov Vex' Pc- ' I Linde Nee-Ie, Joyce Van Per, Maw Loehr. -,I Fronf row: Sherry Fnlp L04 Belrn Karen Sne Gai pane Mary Adams, Jane? Sdaarfenberq Mar J Re Var Barbara Anr ng R5b9'Ta SWWQ Marryn Pbrzin He en Bowyer Dons Kanffalcan, Jcyce Van P02 Dar Wffne Dv-'W' Car: fe Lrmckc-. Second row: Janrce Harr Jan'-r Harm' Judy Van pe-Y Jzdr Ewwnwan Srvwn Rubnrq Marhrk- Wicfnrnrxn Nfurrna Wf'r',f Llnda KI-fn. Nina Brwnni-r Kay Cfbmhtas Effciky fV13VCr'OW Arere Had-i. Third row: Jud' Lf-Q Karen Arne Jura-' Ofcrnrr Pm 'Q F1531 Nancy H'ii'Ck5' S,e Ke-ee Befry Bark ey Nira Qmnnrg Jrdf SCP'3Y:i'fIE'Q Jare-' Meiiffa, Fourfh row: Nan Burger Maw Lienf Peg Ewrnnger Susan Wn if, Par Toforank Arncxa Tnessen Jeanne Ne-win. Fiffh row: Mary Reld Equine Arnerf Sandy Garrefr Mary Rodney Ann Rurneriord. Sixfh row: Sandy Lamberf RLJLW Renicen RJ? Harms Marda Rerev, Sevenfh row: Janie Pickinqfon Iviarrrfa Krnniifef Jian Mannrs. Eighth row: Jzanne R,an, Sa ,' Denny. .42 ,yy , A if r 4 ai' I 5 ? w-1, I f- ,P 7 A X , Z ' f Q .' ' 3 'gi ' I wx ., ' I 7 W Q 431' 'A' 'Y Here we see Mrss Srokes GAA nscr ru G s G AA open n gn? Darene Dwyer. Sf Keee an Cnnzrrnes part., n a Keee Nerr , deccrafe we 9 Sandy Garrett demonstrates her cartfvlfieel to Sharon Rdoerq Mcvy Jo Eiffnan and Nia Bfcwier, Vs a sure basket for Doris Kari -alcan as he dodges her guard, Jodi Bcwnnari, Phyllis Fuess goes 'cr a seat drama on the trampo- line. 54 GROWTH IN GAA. provided plenty of ton and lively competition for CCI-l.S. girls from autumn through spring. This organization created an in- terest in sports and helped to proe rnote high ideals and friendly Coe operation. Darlene Dwyer : cf- 1 w . - I1 , -- 0 N m Bram' f Nirg, H CLE' Sxrd, far' Q ,1 ,f, R, m W3 N1 Scfwf5,:Derg. SPIRIT, MIND, AND BODY VVho says JSFEL SCL pane Rob x 'K 1,11 ii 43 '60 4? Ofsgmwzaiinnb 1 Hi Q! S.. ff' if Seafedz Jean Stewart, Gordcn Cost ey, Peg Ensrnnger Den Herzberqer Nan Bn g r Denon Jrdv Lee Eienor Seine dt, Beverv Kncffes Dae Smir'. Standing: Mike GFGWGVV' CAPTURING MEMORIES Deodiines, deddiines, dnd otten deod tired fr but now it's over. All the Checks ond double checks ore finished, ond distribution doy hos orrived. We, the stdtt, tensely owoit the reoction of you the reoder to our endeavors. It it is fovoroble, then dit the trustroltion, work, ond worry will ndve been well worthwhile. 58 new g,.w... 'i mmm' 'M 1 Being on Margare+ Crouch : 1 The indusfrious s+aff r ' f ' --N 'a 'fp 3'1 ' FC? fn few 'az Peg EWEVT mms-r cr Ju-rr,'Hm1C fp 'e Wm. Cold, buf happy, '- fd Cdfi , ond FOWZ ,I--,V 1 Seafedr in V '. F V' 'i. Sec- ' V,,z.,. 59 NEWS GALCRE LIE Mfwss 031111 CIIULII is TI h11l'.-:dark CI :modem Socieiy. I2 Rst if il CUT STTV111 '11 'A,' if C171 H1111 Us if 1 H611 :t1f't?Cp2fS Xfvlffl 13119 fl ftiiri 1210 Cqwzlior Staff wi 1I'1CillSfY1C..SlQ' 12113 'fcfcxr 10 keep 1219 stwggzorns 1I1fOTIT1Cf.1 1 A11 1:19 Cufrf-111 QTQYLTS it C. C. H. S. Judy Leg, C-1. f 1' -3' --I.. D Y - 1 'YV '17 ...AZ I fhoughf I Froni' row: ' 1 v Q ' , ,FV Hwy U fxfw 4' , X Jn, U- L' ww , - if ff ' : ' Q ff Zi v'f:'71 xv' :N , PM sec ond row: J' rw Se.-eff' Q C-.' ' 13' SMH I 2-L' 3 1 Rlwmm -Flin WW! V V- Sump'-gr S: , FA-', fm- NNW N' Mr ' Cz - . ,,,,Q,Wf!V ., 4 5 , ,Lu v ,M ,- . -1.. , ,.,,,..W,,,,W.,...m.W.n......,,,,M.,,.., T? wh Booksiore workers: L L ' ' 61 OF THE STUDENTS BY THE STUDENTS FOR THE STUDENTS Believing that the best ot all govern- ments is that which teaches us to gov! ern ourselves, traditionally each class elects student representatives to a council. This year the Student Council sponsored a Keep Our School Clean campaign, took charge ot the conces- sions at the football games, sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance, sent delegates to a convention in Chicago, and presented to Dr, Leasrnan the first school flag. 62 Back row: Heew Bcwwef Don :fcwm Cfvj Lingo A9215 Huck Karzakaw. Fronf row: Verna D505 Kew' Ame JQW Tc:-cs D' TVUON L Harvey Phelps Mafy Kay MNH. Officers: Jerry Hampfw oresio P1 T rn? prepiderf Lucy Kxoui secfehary' Sim BQ ',f.T rrfapfcf. I gf, gl we 'Uv Qkgwiegv' w N f 3 33 :AA :'? Aww n -fgqwff .,....., ,wx ,f .51 - mafizlmwlff' f ' '1 ' if if T Ri, H wi F ? .,f mf. .ga x igws mfg, V 1 ':.i 1AA 45 ' ., f , WA 5 'Q W ' f f xffifzgifff , i ' ' , , , L .X 53- , if A 3-3 ' - 5 gffwff, fl Q My , X ff J' v 'Q2:::2- 1:-I-,z:I'exe-:.,.',f',,1.::1..'-:zz 1:- : - Ms: M M 42355 4 ' 6 W f C1534 is 0 .,,..,l,-.L-iw-,,M..,,, ., A, , .256 f Q is kms? .,,., A, .,, ..., 77. ., h 1 5 W ? 4 , Q Q A. W 577, ,C K 22,1 if 43, if J yy ,aj VK X635 W 5 ' 5 v ay -ar 1 V Z Q -ff EA ,iw 0 1. 52 1 i W 'Q Q W V 3 v ff lf '5 1 2 3 fr 'U , hz , 5 O ,B 4 v Q H 1 , 1,5 315-3 3h 4 4 4 V351 fy V,-fa ,A J .gf iz' 5, 'WK 55 ! K .W . , V 3 E 6 ... .gin gl 1 Q 1 '19 V K W m ,, 1 V' ffwffflffi 4.13 Front row: Janet Grichniic, Roberta Stilwell Sharon Lambeth Rosemary Ka aher Jean Mc- in'.re Kay Combes Karen Arnett Judy Ar- mour Mariann Liopoid, Arlene Haclre, Rita Bomlrarnp Judy Garrett, Dorothy Behi. Second row: Linda Rosentreter, Jean Sumpter. Marilyn Pierson Sandy Lambert Janet Link. Sandy Gar- rett Janet Metford Arrrda lhiessen Betty, Huyear, Sandy Joiner, Diana Fenton. Third row: Mary Lou Kautman Jane Maiham Jean Kanlla- kan Frances Rezniceic Mary Kay Alnrling, Aice Eoernn Ruth Schmidt, Mary Rosentreter Mari- iyn Kaus, Betty Fanning, Nancy Ballinger. Fourth row: Joyce Vance, Jean Young Sheila WT s Marilyn Leach Nancy Quails, Linda Tur- ner Lada Keele Frances Fanning Diana Bet' tis. Fifth row: Donra Jouett, Sherw Kaburiclc, Maforie Wichman Norma Werse Mariorie Cuirrirer Wanda Wfs Doris Kaniialcan Carol Lange Joyce Vanpet Pam Kessinaer. Sixth row: Doris Shade Jud,Shade Audrey Spencer, Nom Gunning, Juanita Bullard Judy Meyers, Sandy Tailrinqton Lucy Kraus Peg Ensrninger. Seventh row: Sherry F' ippone, Nancy Stautter. Mar, Schmidt Nancy Bettis Jean Woods, Mar, Helen Adams Jeanine Neywon Sally Denoy. Eighth row: Beverly Randoiph, Barbara Ahr'ng Gaii Reiher Virginia Smith Coiine Amen Doris Rosentreter Barbara Sm'th Elaine Arne . V . - I President Nant, modes ar e FHA Sorfng Faznion S'Cff. Officers, standing: Nano, Ein: FMT Za E'.'n'nger L..:. Ka.1 -.ff 'i EQ aff: Dana BCH: Barr, :fa S ' Vrana SrnA'h. Sitting: Sa y Drof Bwhffri Atrng M , Edmundh Since the home is the louilding block tor the American Way ot lite, the role of home! maker is of vital importance. Through Future I-lomemalcers ot America girls furthered their knowledge ot domestic lite by learning the skills and techniques ot making a house a home. TILLERS OF THE SOIL The Future Farmers ol America uphold the beliet that whoever makes two ears ol corn or two blades ot grass to grow where only one grew before does an essential ser- vice to his country, They further this belief through lectures, films, meetings, various ag trips, and individual projects. The FFA. also cofsponsors the Snow Ball, an annual event at CCHTS. 66 Front row: D91 Afwet Jem Tfpmr. Sepond row: Wm is P sr r'g'f,r Vv :fn W CW' - Third row: Until .. 'rQ ,' .l in Eu 'E Lf' Kris' Lf. Fourth row: f Fifth row: ,ie l-i,. ' -N. Sixth row: E' fi,-fha' Seventh row: Dear Tetzai' Myself. Front row: Richard Blcorne Dan Lott. Second row: Mevn Klaus Don Samson. Third row: John K-eee Bob Ballinger Dobg as Stu 'S Ron- n'e Scheeter. Fourth row: Gen t-tamrnanr' Dan Banqerr. Fifth row: Bi Fenton Bili Waters. Sixth row: Val Leeters Bob Greaves. Seventh row: Mev'n Pursev Bale Ejnrd Stan en Eid'- Qn, George W'.f.d3 Lroa Hi-fzcbe inf. Looe Ferris Kerrw Quals Joe Rigsbey Devo E! Dave B5oome, 7 :A -I -lf, ff Y ,ff :N '. 'f'Wg' .... N, - wa... ' ti FFA Officers, seafed: Dev-3 Eeomc vfffy Tviwmi. Sfending: Diw Amer' RUCU' EPM-V, Gemd R'.wF 6f Bif Ciwfmgef. ron? row: L , v f 3 .. Mr-, V-fy Pr ,-'. Second row: Y ,cu ,,Yf ., J .,f. ,ru 3 ,nr p,,,,, rj., S., Third row: F f ,.,, UWM, 3 ,. .. of ,rn ,MU Q A .f., f Q 5, SIQ, Fourfh row: 2 C J C,,f1,, wffnf f--.f ,f,L., J Fifth row: f' N1'11 Q 'f 'J 'Q 2- , H rw Q 1, -5' 'w.'1,. Sixfh row: C' 1' ' , W Rdr fr -1,7 Q' f ifwm V4 ' ,- K1 ff. Sevenih row: J N ,-, '. Eighfh row: 3 nw -. H 3 K, f ?X f ff? A x 1 if I, C ix iq ,Q lg E, Lf J K .fc THE PROBING ONES Scientists hove found thot, when well-digested, science is nothing but good sense ond reoson. The Tri-Sci Club provided its members with the perfect opportunity to discover this, for it ollowed them to delve into ony field of science. One ot the objec- tives ot the club Wcts the completion of C1 scientific project by eoich meme ber. 68 41 Bwnbe 9 Tri-Sci Science Exhibit tx 'ilidrfi R l Sp V1 iv. Seated: Pete' Urbones B' New-wbvt Roberta Ernst Bob Dana Miss Ruye Tom Evans, Bruce Buehriq, Ted Hemphill, Janet Schartenberq, Don Rixmen. Bob Pierson, presider-r o? the Lettermerfe Club is relplnq Linda Kee e tirid her money. Front row: Mke Heve oe'z Larry C eric John Keee Dees McKee Eoin perish Lymdali Hefem Jerry Hamoton Johw locks Coach S fe'i. Side row: J v Divii Kem F, Arg ' Keh' MCl.iL.'g - tif Jw Dagger' 9, , Bwme, L Heyeh John Hansrm' Ve Leeters Dbl QM? 'M Qbharo Ggfe Divo S1 'er Back row: For? Sf' 'r J rf lromez Rive fr Ca te' JW S Jrm Dm Hefiheffzf-r L ,mmm G H . ' - - i , f, ,-rw-,, '11, D'C If C 1. S 4 KT: ,' MEN OF DISTINCTION To belong to the Lettermeiis Cigb is or mork of high distinction ond its members proudly weoir the cove eted block letter C. This is cm oword ovoiloible only to those excellmg iii orie or more ot the moior sports ot Corliriville l-lioh School BACK TO THE ROMAN DAYS To learn more about the lighter side ot a very intellectual subject the Latin stu- dents meet once each month tor tilms, lec- tures, and games relating to Roman history, mythology, and customs. For a better un- derstanding of this ancient civilization, the Latin clubs visited the classical museum at the University ot Illinois this spring, and the year was climaxed by a dinner party attended by members dressed in stylish Roman garb. Front row: Wanda Bloorne Darlene Dwyer, Ann Ruther- tord fob Dana, Robin Scott Wendel I-Ienkenrreier Tom Evans Mary Loerr Nancy Hcec-ner Miss Stoddard. Sec- ond row: Carl Kasten Jay Tlncrpe Herb Arnyx tra Bates Don Erown John Sarrnan, Ted Hernprit. Front row: Be'ty Jane Len- fnann. Trad: Kay Lcng Lyme McRe-ync as Sai, Ruweficrd Jo Ann Fxewycfrh, Qeava Wheeler, Second row: Pa Kaueraui ,A'EFt9 Nixzin Juan 'ta Wiinem Efiine Marie Mary Ka, 'Vt' er Pat Eng and Kay Daugrerw N'na Erenier Third row: VYN, A V' Mar f-Vce VJ' Vey: Pa: t-twang Sain Serif' pi-'Q Bfini Judy i'l'1-'Y Swan MCL-mugs in Becky M cnv.l Mi -, Sfird dvd, Fourth row: M wth K nw Per' diclci, P:cbf'1':r Ct 1' it Si-Qi' .' 'W KV' .1 VM' K1 nl 5,3 Lfilg'-.D R7 birfi rrmf NAfv'?i.' K4 1. 70 SOUTH OF THE BORDER Down Mexico Way went the spirit ot the Spanish Club as they headed toward Room 24 tor monthly gatherings. The rnain event during the year was a Christmas party with all the Spanish trirnmings. os HWIS7 inquires Biii Pfatt as he aices Larry Heyen Spanish Ciuh presi- i' Siesta. Front' row: Dixie Dowfand. Janice Pocicfngton, Marf otha Konneker, Daie Srniri, Biii Phafi, John Powe, Second row: Shei i Wi 5 Gran' Esehrig Gordon Costa. Caro Liston Karen W son Jun Degas Larry Heyari David Pistorius, Dan Martin Bonn Ciark. Third row: Miss Ceveny, Sheiia Rice, Nancy Stautfer Caro' VV6Si6V 'i'3:V Sandy To icington Virgina Srnth Teo Scrogqins Jean Woods Jsdy Scharter' berg Sue Kceie Mfinyn Pierson Mary Schmidt. Wi MUSIC - THE UNIVERSAL Girls D d U Q idiw' 'q 4 Noi iv, 72 , Wfff i 'A Fronf row: Harrier Harp, Caroi Wesiermeier Wanda Blooms. Second row: Ciiaries Nor, ris Mary Keeie, Peggy Ensminqer, Ronaid Fa fer Arriida Tniessen Sa y Eunice, Jim Davie Jerw Hampfon Mary Bmce Virginia Wiiiams Marjorie Carrilxer. Third row: Bob Dana Nra Bremer Ted Hempri Dariene Dwyer Sraron Rice Mary Reid Me yin Pursey S'e-.fe Gcofey Jean Woods Jim Drury Wende Henkenmeier Biii Wo fefs J.JcJy Scinarienberq Heen Sowyer Luc. Kaos Mary Loenr Aan Lerifz, Jolnn Ci-as'een Donaid Dugqer Fourfh row: Don Brcwr Jerry Fire Gordon Cosf ey Ariene Hacke Norma NNerse. LANGUAGE One, two, three, tour - - is a familiar count heard not only in kindergarten, but also in the band room at C, C, H. S. as Director George Reid strikes up the band. An industrious crew, the band went to contest fe as solos, enf sembles, and an organization, it sponsored a coat and hat check for basketball games, and it also helped in the production of the Spot- light Minstrel, 73 Ready and one, two ..... Forte fcrtkekvwol Come on, brasses, watch your attack. Oh now bend! .fax THE BAND PLAYS ON So tc Carlinvlile High Schoci, T1 rw fi fx-if-'S x iii e ' G1 ' rtmkers -iliillffx Eng eg 31313 QQ 'tif-54T1ri rs T 'CTC-iff-9 iff: the ed CfI'. l1iC' 3 izzdsfx smirfe to Cxtrileti events. Q Qin Wa., 4.32 . Q' Majorefies, fron? row: ' Second row: The marching band Jw End g.L'FVjf-CU I 1 3 iff 3 fm fm L I lfnx.. 'W 1 W1 . .,,.,, ,, , A. M , V ' V, . ,Lg ,QI X ,, . Dance Band, 'fron+ row: M ,CW VN,-fd !f,f,,,,,f pgyl C: 'f Q- 1 1 W , ' V' VV rf Q D-gge' Effe Us 5 fc J, Cw 'vw Vi Ke Second row: ,um Hfwf' ' JF Dum 517' Hoi-A B P'-ffvfvr-H E W1 JAG. Si' ' Lua P, Drffffw Third row: VXlif'f1 Vwferze FIM Gvct' Cz! Q, rf w, LOQLL Lynda r'4'E'1'1L'2 ma' M12 Ke M pf A SUNG IN THE AIR Yes, there was o song in the gir cmd or song in the heorrts of the mixed ond girls' choruses gs they rnet twice or Week to sere- norcle Prof. Reid. These busy groups spent rncrny hours preporring tor contest. Cindy was their big number in the Spotlight Minstrel, ond they enjoyed g dgy of singing gt the Spring Festivol. in A -f' Ai. 11 . xx ,,i3 fs ,fs . 3, gf nb MJ 5 if Front row: Ga Lire JJd,f t. re Jodi Bow' 'ni' 35? izroraftis Judy ,AXft 'YDL4t' Donna Scrnieoeke. Second row: Pfrrsy 'iigo Vfrginia SMVV Mary Schntidf Frances REZ7iiC5lC Alice fier-n Verna Deuis twffiiiyn Kress Furl' Sch' -rd' Donna Fenton Merinnn Lippoid. Third row: Sherry Fifppone, Cnro L'ston Susan 'lon- ga'e Nancy Qufans Mury Downs Kfiren Wil- ' Sharin Conner, Mfiry A,drx,n2 Joanne Ashworth Diane Fenton, Karin Snel, Donna Josef Fourth row: Mfarioric Steen Juanita ivV'ne'n Kay' Combi-S Linde Laurie Margaret Criucn Ann BJre Meri-yn Lunch Janice Beve, Pat Harding, Btarbnri Johnson Jean Young Keren Arnett, Nan Burger, Wendi W' s L.nn Joiner, JJdf t-teirz. Fronf row: Darfd Mayers Ronaxd Famer Jerry Pre Second row: Cine Arnerf, Judy SCj'TfiV:EVTb6VQ Caro Wesrern19'r Arena Hacke Sn y Bwlke Barbfwra Arnf- Wiznda Bofzrne Peggy Ensfn rffjer Mary Reid Dre Dswand Nancy S'aj5er Dar- Qnrf D.-.rye-' He en 39-wyer. Third row: Jcuce Van Pelr, Mary Kees Sharon Rice Kay Diugrwerfy Wanda Dalby Unda KeeNe, Susan Whrfow Lucy Klaus Nancy Hcecker Nina Bremer Sue Kee.: Jftfan Mannrg Q35 Renken VIrg7rrTfa WT 'are H ,frfgr Haro N'D T'i Werse. Fourfh row: Marfnn Konneker Crwres Norrrs Lyndar Hen-n Jcnn Swferi, Cnr! Kawen Sfcyon SHN S+',' Denny. ,HM My THERE WHEN YOU NEED THEM What Would We do Without a plate of food each day as dinner time rolls around-or with- out a helping hand when We've spilled some ink or lost our keys? Wouldn't we miss the cheery smiles of the secretaries in the office? All these cafeteria Workers, secretaries, and janitors, who are always Hthere when you iv need them. Office secretaries: Kathryn Bardone, Dsrothy Tri'l, De ores Wichrnan. Mrs. Anita Hurry, guidance o c assistant. Q . MR. FRANK PETH Cafeteria workers: Mrs. Opal Kuester. Mrs. Ciarabel' Neigh- bors, Mrs. Pauline Schuprnan. Mrs. Lydia McKee, Mrs. Marnie Boente. Mrs. Catherine Moran, Mrs. Opal Wyzarcl, Miss Theresa Klaus. .mf f xi? ' ' Mary Rooney, Joan Thomas, Sheila Rooney. QM Cafeferia co-workers: Pai Arier, Ro- berfa Ernaf, Barbara Ahrlfmq, I 5 A f 'L fm A f A Q 7 -3 . 1- ' V. M 39 A ' ,vvz --,, ' 45 I 1 r ' QM f , ' Q 4, , L 'L 3. V fd . V ' K - A 1 , ' , 4 4 'Z in f st- f V, H, X A I 'M jfi 1,-if 1 1 A, - ' 1 i Q1 , ', I 1-l ' 5 lv. 7 ' I I n M, ' K Z A . I 7 JOHN MOLEN MR. HARRY RINEHART MR. HAROLD LADLEY MR. JESS TALKINGTON Qlg 79 BUSY AS BEES Librarians, from row F'iipp1'w, JV1 Ev! JVW Q -5- 'e'e' U' row: Wav Bncf Tk S' . ri: Kafsf SJ C D,-,rg write: Rain E-175: Amer Rosemar Him' Priwe Nixzf Rffnf'-6 'UVM y Ka ' PAUL SCH-di Bi Cm? Str, f Vfiqg, Vffifre- E T4 Liiwmf f' S'ede Cfiffs S'1gi.Second , 1 Mikyf, Mm Riifew PV Vifigre VV 1'Y'5 CLi 'Q . Genie WQ:Jf,. Third row: aiwer Jean Mclnfyre Jeni? Riser GOFL:2m Fa' Keuerau Candy Store Workers: Janet Griclnnilc Pat After Judy Shade, Gal Reiner Jean Stewart, Joan Tlnornas. Buzzing otround the school ore the industrious members of our ser- vice orgonizotions, Selling condy to those with sweet teetlfi, checking out books to the intellectuol, toking tice kets for th e sportsmincled, cmd sliowinu films for movie goers ore the services renclerecl loy tliese orucx- nizcrtioris. Ticket Talrers, 'front row: Janet Sctwarfen- berg Sandy Larnberr Julia Edwards. Sandy Evans, Patty Stewart. Second row: Judy Little Jean Mclntyre, Sherry Ka- curick, Nancy Christensen Roberta Stil- well, Bonnie Clark Sheila Wills Peggy Warren Frances Reznicek. Projection Crew, front row: Mark May- tield, Paul Brown Ei' Cleyenqer Robin Scott. Second row: Jotn Gatmle, Mickey Clwisrn, Cliarles Norris Jim Powell Bill Bramley Wendell Love ess, George Grittitlw. 5' fa V54 -gif, 1 J '7 53 l X If x N v . K 1 '4 '! 4 14 2, 11 ,Cy l iw, A h 5,1 gm fwfmffgi - -4 ,',,:,,ffg,f,f ,,, 1 THOSE WHO GUIDE AND DIRECT me 44 sk ,, S Board of Educaiionz WendeII Armour WaIIer Pocldingfori I-IaroId Lange Charies Ashworfh, I'IaroICI Heinz I-Ioward Leach and Edwin Schaeier. Mr. H. S. Lifflepage, B.S., M.S., M.Ed., superiniendenf of Communify Unit Disfricf No I ' .1 Dr. R. E. Leasman, BS., M.S., M.Ed., Ed.D, prfncipal. C Carlinville's administrators, teachers, and other staff members give freely of their time and energy in promoting the school and its activities. Their interest in the students as individuals enables them to help with educational, voca- tional, and personal problems. They give encouragement to all students and aid them in making the most ot their abilities and talents. Their enthusiasm is contagious and is otten the spark that starts students on their Way to success. Q1 ' ji: 'fa F ttf: ft-ir 'cal Ht l ll all 'Till' Nl? 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Feshmen Fcifba Cries' Bas-abd CQQCF Afslsrav' Baskefbf' Coach HAZEL EDMONDS, A.B., M.A., Home Eccmcfwcs L N ard NI FHA MARGARET ENSMINGER, B.A., Soda Scierce Eng 'sh N, SopPfr-'wore Chif Adfecr, Cave 'er Adwscr EARL GRIFFITHS, B.A., M.A., Amerlcan Hisfory, Word Hisfory, Pre-shmafw C 555 Advisor. CHARLES L. HAGGARD, B.S., M.S., Science DONALD HIGGS, B.S., Agrlcvjmre Il and IU, FFA Jwfor C1555 Advisor. 1 F vb 5 mx' 1 1 W , W I I W f I f I s . I I I I I I 1 ' f XI I I I Ti. James NeviH, 2-Indenf 'Cadi- i er, and Mr. GNMIIIS nrz- E I1eIpinq SIQ-ve: Giuriev Io- ' kf-A I 2 caIe Ihe counhiffa in SEATO. THE ONE EXCLUSIVE SIGN OF A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE IS THE POWER OF TEACHING HENRY JOHNSON, B.S., M.A. Civics-Economics, Senior CIass Advis- cr. RUTH KARLOSKI, B.S., M.S. Librarian ALVARIETA KASTEN, B.S. Aqebra I, Phane man C-ass Advisor Gecfnevv, Fresn- ROBERT KIMBERLIN, B.S., M.A. Physicai Science CIwemieIry Prvsts STANLEY KLAUS, B.S., M.S. AqricuIIure I and IV, FISA Sfudenf CounciI Advisor JAMES NORMAN, B.S. PIiysicaI EcIucaIion Ior boys, I3ooIbaII Line Coach GEORGE C. REID, B.S. Band, CI'iorus, Sfudenf CounciI Advis- or MARIAN ROEMER, B.S. Snorrnand I, Secrefaria Cfibc Prac- I'ce Cerical Oiiice Pracfce, Jmiar Cass Advisor RAYMOND ROSS, B.S., M.S. Typing I General Business, Sopho- more CIQSS Advisor -ARISTOTLE ... . --4-if lvl :QI fra. 3 Q.-Q-' ale Smirl 'nd C. Raza-wr -f LM, ,.,,,, ,Q - dw, 89 Measuring ff -fm mf'4 ff Pi 'fd VVHPCJ- VV' VM SOPHY ROSS, B.S. English I JOHN D. ROSSETTI, B.S., M.S. Bookkeeping. Business Law and Arithmetic, Junior Class Advisor ARLENE RUYLE, B.S. Biology, Tri Sci Club MILTON SCHONEBAUM B.S., EcI.M., Drivers' Train- ing, Football Coach Assist- ant Basketball Coach, Soph- arnare Class Advisor Let- termen's Cult: Advisor ALBERT SHARER, B.S. Industrial Arts I, ll and III HELEN STEMMONS, A. B.. M.A., Solid Geometry, Pane Geometry Agebra II Trigonometry Sapho more Class Advsor LOUIS STIVERS, B.S., M.EcI. Physical Education ?oi' boys Social Science Basketball Coach, Track Coach, Sen ior Class Advisor, Letter- rnen's Cub Advfsor. MARY HOYT STODDARD A.B., English III. Latin I and ll. Latin Club Advisor DOROTHY STOKES, B.S. Plnysical Educeton tor girls wt? M,,g?V 91' aku-93 GAA, Cheerleader Advisor TO KNOW HOW TO SUGGEST IS THE ART OF TEACHING -AMIEL With an awakened awareness of the im- portance ol education, America is now realize ing that a school is no better than the quality ot its faculty. The strength and excellence of any educational program is dependent upon its laculty's ideals, preparation, and ability to teach. Db shop, Jlm Simfcr: if-ww, T. cf-iff: fx Lf-', ffm f': 1 e fx f- .ff- c ' -L , .-,-d. 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I.. 4 W I ,,. .,.. ai an 1, n ir A mv .. il' f 5' I 'Q 194 ,A if , , v 59' 92 JL K lc ff? 1 2 ,A its W in 'fi WS FRESHMEN .ws ,ips-r Ahrling, Mary Kay Allen, Nina Armour, Judy Ar+er, Evia Ashworfh, Jo Ann Ballinger, Nancy Sue Barfleff, Ricky Bares, Kirby Beal, Lee Behl, Dorofhy Bellm, Dorofhy Benfley, Janice Black, Ronald Bloome, Richard Boehm, Alice Bomlramp, Rila Brimberry, Donna Brimberry, Tom Bruce, Kafherine Burch, Jamel Burleson, Roberi' Burrell, Ann Cairns, Roberl' Cash, Bill Cosfello, Larry Damm, Barbara Davis, Verna Dilliard, Charles Edwards, Julia Eichen, Sfanley Emery, Jim England, Parry Fanning, Berry Fanning, Frances Feafhersfone, Jerry fu F .au -72? W Q .. , 1 x . I i A lv ya ' .7 ,ii -A f 'ii ' F? Z f -J ,f . L W f' 'J -ff' , ,g ,J Ti L ' ff' 5 we me J ' 'J' 'Q ffl ,J iff' we , . ,,, -,,. ' . ,. vr There's a reindeer in il Z: ,A f er - , L- 1 1 ar 'hw v ,K iw' Jr , he F J Q , M VVV. Qfii 'v wr r rir K 1- - , gf Q J if Q : , F , ,lg ,.1:,,:.,, I me .,I. - f ' ., sl .1 , F .M F : A F J yn .ZZ , f x , 'ag 5 5 5' Q1 i , ef? K W Nl J If! crowd, qie Reid, Fenfon, Diane Ferris, Kenneih Fisher, lrene Fullingfon, Duane Garreii, Judy Giberson, Billy Gorham, Roger Gufhrie, Milne Gwillim, Jerry Harding, Pafricia Heinz, Judy Hembrough, Dennis Huse, Buich Huyear, BeHy Johnson, Barbara Joiner, Sandy Jones, Russell Kallal, Margaref Kanllalran, Jean Karriclr, Kafhryn Kauerauf, Pai Kaufman, Mary Lou Kennedy, Ray Klaus, Marilyn Klaus, Melvyn Lambers, Glea Lange, Bill Lehmann, BeHy FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Wilron, Secrekafy Wayrne Wi iarns, Treasurer Mar- ' Vice President Raw Lilfle. Presidenl Ronald Q J, iii' f iiii K ff: 'Z X 93 til' 47,-rw P 'K' X , , 41 it .E .,.. lil. 'L in , pq? VT, , ,z 1 , , ,gf Q 3: vi , .. . 1 af' Yi-A .. f f ie., it '21 if r. ' :LTP iii! ff, I Z if sw 'CS' gba sa. 34+ , AA,. , Q A if in 4? 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A 1 X l lx ff il, 'Q in X l lg -f 4. 5 M , + fl .xi 1 s r W , , 1 ' 5 ,. i Qi in Iggy, 1 -I , 'QV .AA 2 assl ss ,ii il ff W l , 5 rry ' WA Zia, l iz? , r L i i in L Schmidl, Rufh Secor, Larry Shade, Jerry Siegel, Charles Slighfon, Larry Spoon, Shirley Springer, Jim Still, Mary Ann Sfulls, Douglas Suhling, Karen Thomas, Joan Tigo, Palsy Turner, Linda Ucler, Kalhleen Wallis, Linda Wallner, Barry Weber, Larry Wheeler, Deanna Wichman, Richard Williams, Mary A Williams, WayneA Wilson, Karen Wiifun, Ronald Woods, George Big Sisler Mary Rosenlreler is maikng sure Thai A second coal wil give r CEEKYVCVH 6'95lll Freshman Jame- Burch is properly icleniified. Wayne Williams. .b' .rf li SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: v 'iSUV6V Maw Reid Vice-Preside-ni Dick Gwi 'ir' Secreifiry S l.ai.f'a- PfesidcnlC:1r Knslen, Adams, Mary Amyx, Herberl' ArneH', Karen Baloffi, Pele Bangerf, Dan Behl, Rose Bellm, David Beifis, Diana Bremer, Nina Brown, Don Brown, Paul Buehrig, Bruce BurneH', Jerry Calcari, John Cerar, George Clarlr, Bonnie Clevenger, Bill Combes, Kay 'ff .A x Z r ., 8 H nw, Conner, Leonard ,. 1 Conner, Sharon Crays, Harold Daggeif, Jon Dana, Bob Daugherfy, Kay Dowland, Dixie Drury, Jim Dwyer, Darlene Ernsf, Roberla Le like ' i fmt ww fp. fp? ,,. ,,,,, YQ - ,B 1 J . w 1 .. lim qlis Jim Drury as Tom Nom aber Weir O.K. .mn boys, l ge? the poi and David Miriin ivy ci. muscles. ,L Z. W S., ' ' 4 YN ' , 'Sa . in 00 K -3. ' 1-Q ' M un N K-in i , , .. i iii 'snr -M I X 19, . X ara, K 5, ' it A P2 .... B' 0 A if -if - ', -:Ey:,:,,:. , 'Q' 'W '53 i H' 'S K B M '1.i E' W ll - ' fr E2 i ':g ' .m,....., :Z V- , :. 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V fin ix V f f g , Q ,X r ta S. -I ' Faller, Ronald Fen+on, Wayne Fisher, Jack Gahle, John Gunning, Nora Gwillim, Dale Haas, Marion Haclre, Arlene 100 'C Z af will . 4 : .5 l ,M 1 ..., .- 1' Bafes, Ira Buehrig,Gran1' Conroy, Jim 04 G-arreH, Sandra Harms, Ru+h 4' is-...gp Q-ff iff' Bellm, Mary Lou Bullard, Juanifa Crouch, Margaref G-ourley, Sieve Harp, Harrielf ax, dr 1 erfo U si Q S43 an gs 45 lp . ' Mfi ', YIX ,HAS ,K aut 1. 4 X l 'L-. lef, Sam Beffis, Jim Bilbruck, Barbara Bown, Carole Bowyer. Helen Brown, Don ard, Bob Bumgardner, Barbara BurneH', Bill Bufflre, Sally Carrilrer, Marjorie Chasfeen, John by, Wanda Downs, Charloife Dufner, Mary Dugger, Donald Emery, Roberf Evans, Sandra Carol Lange, Joyce VanPe'+ and Kenf agghh are bmi y working on Phe Junior ,,., .,,V 0 K V i ' ' ,, , 'fig , Y I E Grichnik, Frank Griffel, Richard Hesseldenz Michael Holland,Delber+ Mc- ical. Gross, Joyce Holliday, Glen 101 F fi? we Ouchl Crys Ronnie Faller as Dr. Huson gives Huff,S+epl1en Huyear, Joe Jones, Raymond Finn lwis TB. skin feel. Konnelrer, Marlha Lange, Carol Lee, Roberf Michaelis, Ellen Poclrlinglon, Janice Qualls, Kennel V 'W Hz , QQ. Ki QL- ii E: '5:: .. 4 ' , , 2' 'Q nfff '- 'S' y , i'--s ' A .An. 5 s .. i i. n , . :L -QQQ 5 in . ,msg gin N ..,, Z ,. 5' 1 , H a si .si , if P s,..,m W if '--f 'Q Q W - ,:-: I , ,. F-f Q .ff , we -I :v-, x A xgwngiw :- K gi gy gr-1 sy g . , - 1 'lu' 'i a Y is y in fix I Q, - ..., , .5 -'WA W, A 41, A . . ,, . I - ..,. In f If ' X ,.A, f f ,J if fi 'gig W .1 N V I - ,, , V 'Lf -f H ' 4-H9 S , ' . -, ' ,A ' i me ffl? 5 K , , H Spencer, Audrey Sleward, Pal Sfilwell, Roberla S+inneH, Jim Thiessen, Arrilda Thomas, Jerry Van Pell, Joyce Wallis, Elsie Warren, Peggy Werse, Norma Wiclmman, Marlorie Wlll'1elm,Juamla A 4 ,Q Y .,a1 3- - CQ Q :Q ii K X' ' P' 2 nr f Q 'fs 1. Qu . 5 v U ' l Q Q, 'WHY av ii . - I V. ii 1:-, S 5 if if 5 ,gn lv M-v I .,,, rv -ef lm ' X3 ' ll 11 f he f 4 2 wwf 0 'i ,ve A2 ' ' r' - rl.. . fb Sf , H ' 7 1 . if ,A L v b 3 y HW gf N fl VM M V 9 'i -3- Y 'Q Q y - V A A vl,l,. :T J A WY, ,V I ' pf ak ww A .. .Z A'A 2 -..ff .inLlQ.. ' 1 lx r ----- .. A il , A we 'Q 'H A f 5 ,W 0' 'A 1 9 U A' ' v 41 , fx ix V N' 1 lf ' PM A me Kallal, Mellon Kanl'alcan, Doris Keele, Linda Kessinger, Pamela Kincaid, Sharon Lippold, Richard Luecke, Carol Mayberry, Thelma MaHhews, Cafhern McLaughlin, Kenl Reiher, Marcia Richey, David Ryan, Joanne Sarginson, Terry Shade, Doris 1' Ria hi mb., 6 yylr , Am , . kr fi, J J. Knelzer, Jim Mefford, Janei Shade, Judilh A lilfle more le lhe right dire-:ls Mr. Rolh, i Hal ZiV'Ql 'F pesos fer liz Junior piclure. 5 if Q 'Wi' if f 74 1 'ir A : , V , , .,., f ' V V at , f ', ,, ,J-4 WE A M If 4' f-.- , Thorpe, Jay Tieman, Lloyd Wilfon, Karen Wiser, Bill Turner, Dennis Ziegler, Hal 103 SENIORS -'P' s BARBARA AHRLING. 'Convicfed of friendii- ness and efficiency in Hwe iirsf degree. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Secrehary Faye Duck' ies, President Larry Ciark, Vice-Presidenf Keirh Fuiiirigron, Treasurer Wanda Bioome. EDWARD ALBRACHT, ! can resisf everyriwinq ex- cepf Temptation. 104 BARBARA ARNETT, Nei +00 serious, nor foo qay: she's sincere in every Ways, BOB BALLINGER, 'i n 154+ sud, 'riferderp 1 my eddcafonf' NANCY BETTIS, 'Where heads are 'rrue few words wiii do. COLINE ARNETT, 'SH DON ARNETT, 'Hef ELAINE ARNETT S ef' PAT ARTER, 'F FFL-'3 cy- :wd sissy rx x-fe' rm wi.-41 bf kfddffzl ' 'M rgi', 'L EV: 'va' vii-3 'Ve ff, fvwe Paco -Q0 c C':e acqwa wed - - C' 6 3q.ef:' F5 s'fi '. H rise 79 :Jr-in Mig? ez 'wo bv 5 ' A , V . f',. pre: red. 4, ' CLASS OF 3? 1960 BETTY BARKLEY, QQ? LARRY BARKLEY 'Hips GENE BELLM, 'Dafk and 'frfclw F1 'Z qw- -- N '- fr W cr V , , .. , . . D1 T 'V'f 'LV T ,A A bmw 40-1 ' wamzeo BILBRUCK, qw f: a Q fizmdsvwe Quia' amd rua' Ti A. ' yW'i 2 W . I .,AA 4, DAVID BLOOME P PETER BLOOME, E WANDA BLOOME, Twink- ., f ,,,Yw: , ,Iv 105 F SENIORS LARRY BOENTE 'A We JOHN BORMANI 'Mk' MARY JO BOWMAN. able quy WYE Wccdbk Chievious :fond y and 'Spiarkwng eyes fa imp- waysf' gay - .-we Ike him jus? py smfe dressed so This way. mea? ,-Ln .-,lays in siyicf' 5 CLYDE CAIRNS, 'HS :nn JANE CAMPBELL, 'SHA- rw bone never MHS Hn '. smdim Mr Rntfw 'Pm nfqfwf: xbox! re-UCF mc Cf 1',', M1'-.'QryY'+ 1gYV.'N ,Wim pl? ww ,Lair LARRY CLARK, MAw.wf GORDON COSTLEY, pleasant Mwwwi Lfwd' C5ffrdy'f3 fff,-mdk, 'md Fe-'S the Lwwd we 'ke' 'X ef1,y way vmb, Nm Und. 'Wed fn cvef 106 wr ,5 9 5 CLASS OF BILL BOWMAN, Efu1Icc?- BILL BRAMLEY, 'T mn NAN BURGER, 'SLC 'fzfvkz Hz In We Iv'-V Invc. W fx IHII-,7 MQ Ifmqh We em 'mgcI fmd :amz VVIM' abou? IVE sec Hwd 00 ,OI y. We on mo, buf you cnd?H never can ICII whaf fm angel 'mi do. MICHAEL CHISM, He pms aI Ims wmrfes IU a bc: ard Wen 575 on the 'd avd sf'f1?'es.' Ono of 'fI1e r :' v .pwci 1 'ff V: JIM DAVIS, Jiffa Hade- ',,nf.-2 ff ' fvmfervf' f'f- rwvk-Iwfs :L1f'2e:', and Iwfa err. 107 SENIORS Q' SALLY DENBY, 'A bees- FAYE DUCKLES, 'S H ve PEGGY ENSMINGER im? Q55 liege charm Hu ds we 3:C'e7 'J hop 'I-M, of mgwer and grace g've Her phase. qi :J pzfsfzfm , daesfx -if PHYLLIS FUESS, 'FM cf KEITH FULLINGTON, MARION GLASS, 'A mzm pep and vigor, afwaus LGWS may be a puff of few words doesrff ruddy on We friqqerf' bm He'H never give New have lo TGRE' so mcarw up. back. X X X ROBERT GREAVES, young wan quie mnce-re--fm assef CHS WF?'e he ' ii 'Ti' A ard C. JANET GRICHNIK, GERALD GROSS. 'Herds fo fa qs WFP-. wan W ge api? and sep' SLE? :CHUM Ta Ni. have im ,CJ :ar ber 108 CLASS I 960 OF ix I . z MIKE GRAHAM, A Ing senior sedom ,wx ly yz I :Hs f W1 J, vi' 4 4 'I II' ,gil ,. work- seem, buf In IMS Irade reIgns supreme. JIM GWILLIM, ' S c ff e 5'V1 dfi Diff! f:'E'i I vp., ers achieve If. I 'avgwl CI6CICILd JPQT ID CI SENIORS H7 'Vis JERRY HAMPTON, 'And JOHN HANSMAN, JANET HARMS, 'A qfef wlnev 5 ady is In 'Hs 'Giod mirmera and gif' bm qjfe Q QV. 5,359 you MON ,, gdfer dwaracfer make We HL pace. mam. LYNDAL HEYEN, 'Rafher MARY JONES, L 'cg JOHN KEELE, A C 2V'1C' MARY ELIZABETH KEELE qxief rwevef iEd, mn- M be rwayrvs 'fr vu fine irc f'v':r'q fa 'Skf fc? +0 imma ard winding in :my crowd. v,LrL mmm Iv mf-1 r7 f'if1nT bo-,f Mm Qan'T we kni,-. sFe's nice n J wrong. 'HQ' Q J BEVERLY KNOWLES, JUDY KOSTER, JEFF KUFA, 'Em K HN, JUDI LEE, Whf-n,, 1 Q S455 mm fm, I1 gud Vf1.,c 5,, 0,1 'M' 'Node namefl uns Lv :Yw':L.TE 2 ' Q--jg +9 vi -, fuck. ,V+ L-' 13- pywg Y-,'sd?'n. .C 110 wg if SENIORS Max' up ---ff CAROL LISTON, H E ' SHARON LONG, 'H 61' LEONARD LOTT, 'LNQ fmuqhmi owner aw! wfrmmq QYYWIE eric! LiDE, Rove n,3f APO Lf FW modes? 'mfr SHN Fe' ways wr br? C1 F'-r LC' pw. az she Is ffufrfl frrcpqh the College Day mecms FJ rims For serious comsrderarfcn To Dan Herrzberq- er Mrs. Leonard Herrzberger, and Joyce Vfmperr as frwey mr fo Hw- MrlMkir1 Col eqe counsehr. C Q-gl if, uf: A V 31 Cali fi I Af vA.WAs-Q xjyflxkgx Kwik' J Q..f':fVr1fL ww ,,,..v-0 JOAN MANNING, 'Her Crarr is re' 5f.ee eeQ' Per 525 rs rer rear- ness. BETTY MEFFORD, Y ,Q--1,..13 F-V f- - .Qi CLASS OF Nm WESLEY LOVELESS, 'A DEAN McKEE, HE 'fair TIM McGUIRE, 'I-Ie ffm h Q fear? fmd fa 5 -ewd -.1 ,ao 9 pvseifcn I' Iwe el ev 'md SW by qi 79 NLID 51.3 ask P5 a'1wI'e. LQ rea 1 In Ore H103 'LCV awphinq more? quyf' ,ffs WANDA MANSFIELD, .JIM H 1 HI. I fl I dv- s 53. uw- MARTIN, 'A frm, JOE MARTIN, If ' : MARK MAYFIELD f- J., I1 fd, , fav: fl ccm:,wq. ,- 4 I ,X E A ,,L, , 'nf WAYMAN MEREDITH, DAVID METCALFE, O5 CAROL NEUNABER, J, CAROLINE NEWBY, 'T w We GA... ,,,g,, ,, .fy hifi Y-if: I ff, 31- Y 3 -, ,t ,rf-I fx' 4 'Z 145: V, V A-W3 r.,-. -V W, , -V f,,, ,- -Y f, 113 SENIORS X749 GAIL REIHER, 'S'w:'s read y fir amyflwimq Wm. k 5 R fun r b may fu, vi Y O Q wi A Nik. CURT ROSENTRETER, 'THere's sincorify, honee +V, :md ff' N'5wsf'wp -f' ?m, 114 ff! JEANINE NEWTON, Like CHARLES NORRIS, DONNA PETTIT qravify, mlm Mm We 'Hfrifg fs r, ,I 1 11' d ' 'Nw fi muh, pow-.er 05 M?v1xcHQm. kf iz ,d' Vw F ,mi ' '11, ',-, APN' b,C1.N GailReil1er, Barb Awrhg Rub Rfnkfgw, ,md Joan Marmmg are fzsiiorwoxv dfcssad Jr dancing. H l -3 3 pd 'lf -i BOB PIERSON, M V JIM POWELL, 'PflL'?'1 DONNA PRICHARD, ' I ' I' P' N rw mf fm- Cf zu . Ora- ',,+ 'vw are 'z w' Clif W . 'fwifsz mm Psp, avr mn youf ' 1 1 A ' ,ZW Dv CLASS OF I960 HF RUTH RENKEN, 'A mad- RUSSELL RHODES, We JOE RIGSBY, 'A bif of on .-.V+ Q cerfdn Umm- mtnderwha' Vs 'LOQQLVS work mosh! p3ay, keeps fha' vfrxs The wofo' are He 'ds so 5 Mm busy all Hue day. respect 'bf T? DORIS ROSENTRETER, GERALD ROSENTRETER, MARY ROSENTRETER, S C1 ' 1 C' ' ' r T d d a J -.-mf -f! 'L ff A , 11, E S OGG ,, , '., ,. ,. , T3 I rl ,. G ...VCO L: .L E. SENIORS SHARON RUBERG, PoIHe- ANN RUTHERFORD, 'IA JANET SCHARFENBERG, ness Is Io do and say nicer girl you couIcIn'I A good Fear? Is beIIer Ihe Icindesf Thing In We find with an infeIIigen+ Ihen a We Iweads Iv Igndesf way. mind. We word. 1-if atv-Q IX'-anal? JIM SIMMONS, Sf BARBARA SMITH, Sire-' SIwaII we cIaIm ri 51-'f c1f'gk,zqn5.q J W Sl r- f- ,V ff ' ' 3 LUV? JN SMH- W C. I? -ef irq Lgr-Hog L --2 V-'Y--.'G ' 116 X CLENOR SC'lELDI S JIM SCHIEN H RONALD SCHULTZ, qafhcrs n, A CLASS OF I960 ff?f?iw:T'9 63' -4-f MARJORIE SKEEN, DALE SMIRL, 'The Hawd F V1 -fq' 'A - f nm- LC' Cin 'l ,.v- L-, J, 'fill ww' naw' KAREN SNELL, 'Hefvp SARAH STANDEFER, L 125' rd if 'Q-'e ezz Chafee Md' 5,25 E-, ., , A O27 C'i'VT7. DAVID STEINER A JEAN STEWART, ' A r md JOHN SUMPTER L JOHN SWEET m L I I Indeed a wodhy C LI Vavy n w S 5 FI I mf I km --success Io hu Mmes q y bu e I sed 'Indy came. sue w Q IIQII PAUL WALTON mum: wer? d I Q ww cm Ineyrc II q y p 'or Iwo. d 351' Nm endif' VIRGINIA WILLIAMS CHARLES WILLS, JERRY WILLS R D QI ,n,m,,I,IL If I I -'J 111' J :J I I I O ' 2 3 1 41? I J I z., M 3 4 U Hz. em Q-fm-'a4'fif' 'Y Q 5 C. ' l n ME '72- RR 5-'Q , Q U3 AS Q, if ' fig aa. Q-a. Q2 a Q , 'Pill li Q I Y! -1 1 + rf Q, :xii ' 1 fl ZMQQ 4'fs7f85aE1ig1iEw?W Qin S if Q ge if vi 'mf 'u v I ' Q , 2 U 1 ' f X S? 'Eg -as 'xl il r I H1 .Vu X may 3 H , QQ .: F ,lf ' - . 4 Q was fg ' g . 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V, , Finally that longfawaited evening arrived, The seniors who had strived for four years to earn their diplomas were filled with the joy of achieving their goals, and they were look- ing forward to a promising future. Graduation was a time of reminiscing fe of looking back to activities and incidents that had almost been forgotten. And this also was a time for tears, since the seniors realized graduation meant the end of that wonderful year --ee l96Ot Before the sfniemn cut.-many Jerry Hampton, Caine Afmft' Pau' Vfaltow and Cheri Frank amd re-cf: ftmrfilllcd times. Peggy Ensminger's dpoma fog, t gf work well done. ,If fm-, 5 5 1 Vll,ilflI1l'l VVIIIIIIH emplx puma FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Insurance Corporatlon CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS I-Iusy c-rmlc. easy go, exclaims Don Rixman looking into '1 2 's I l' , Chester Towse DRUGGIST Drugs Pamts Glft Goods and School Supplles Chesterfleld 111111015 Dan B Kauerauf 8: Son LUMBER and HARDWARE 451 North Brocrd Street ULster 4 4316 JXUX fxi 4 fx mwmfgf ,uqga-0 H33 Mara'rhon Servuce Daugherty s Speedy Courteous SGIVICS Cctrhnvllle I1l1no1s Prescmmg Vllrathon SCYXICL chime Kclth Fullmgt mn 'md Jlm Sthl n Bnanza Cldhmg Safore Walkers 5c +o SI 00 S+ore Where S100 Does Its Duty Fme Mens Clothmg for All Occasions Cgmplete Lme gf Schggl Supplles Ccrrlmvllle I111no1s Przces the Lowest Ccrrllnvllle 111111015 i I - l I C I I I I I - - I - - 1 fe ' Af, 1 . v M, , v , E .. L? .,,..c,,A 4 M 'l' tl t I s H1 I ' 9' t ww 5,5 ffe l u 1 -,W,,,: . I 1 . . I . .. A,, ' L 2 1' Vx, - ' m -' ' r . ' ' 'Q . 1 H I - N 1 I O O I I I . , . . I , , . . . . I Greetlngs to the Semor Clas LENNOX Louls M Mahkovltz Dohm Auto Parts Boats and Iohnson Motors 531 West Maxn Freytags Saddle Shop Canvas and Leather Goods Carhnvxlle Ilhnols Carlmvllle Western Auto Associate Store Locally Owned and Operated by C R Mltchell Car11nv111e Ill1no1s Thos H Ryan PLUMBING Amencan Standard and Kohler Flxturos 131 South Broad Street Phone ULster 4 5688 Gas O11 or Coal Fxred Steam and Hot Water Heatmg Best W1shes to the Senlor Class Jlm Marshall Motor Co 312 West Mam Carhnvllle IlllI1OlS Best W1shes to the Semor Class Mllce Makuh County Supenntendent of Schools G B Arnett 8: Sons Insurance and Real Estate Arnett Bulldlng Carlmvllle lllxnols I N . . I Carlinville, Illinois , . I b I . . Vlfirgiret Crouch 'ind Dllg Smlrl trx xxlthuut suuus o git Bevgrlx Knowles fl01'l1 behmd tha wheel rf tl heautlful 1960 Cad1ll'1C Pontxac and Cctdlllcxc Dealers 905 North Brocxd Street Cc1rl1nv1lle Illmoxs Sulllvans Drugs Trovers R.e+all 81 Wholesale wnmvmm CANDIES srovsn cmmzs Complete L1ne of Cosmehcs N OVELITIES TOBACCO CIGARS CC11'11I'1V1ll9 G1llesp1e Hmllsboro CIGARETTES CANDY WORK GLOVES Phone Uwef 4 7018 Drosfen s Reslauranf Curllnvllle Il11no1s FINE FOOD Ccrrhnvllle Illlnols of X, Loveless Molor Co. ' I I 0 - I I I - 125 You Can Always Rely On W E Ross Clothlng We Gxve and Redeem Eagle Stamps West Slde of Square Carlmvllle Illmols Surmans Clothing Store Owned and Operated by Rlcchardl Bros Herzberger Jewelry For Sales and Repcur of Watches and Iewelry if DIAMONDS i' Grits for All Occasrons Carhnvllle Ilhnoxs Davenport s Cafe Steaks Short Orders Sandwlches Smce 1926 Phone UL 4 6022 Chef Gordle Costley SUIJQYVISGS amateur cooks Nan Burger Dave Stemer and Susan Whltlow PATRONAGE Dr Alan W Armstrong Optometnst Dr I H Bernhardt Dentlst Mr F M Iewell Blologlcal Models Bettys Fashxon Center Ingnds Beauty Salon Lauras Beauty Salon Ruyles Hat Shop Sllbergelds Shoe Store State Farm Insurance Compames Rlchard Murphy Agent Dr H W Stephenson Dentist Dr W R Stxnnet Dentzst Dr H G Zxlm Optometrlst Dr. Robert L. Peasley, Dentist ,,..,,..-ml i 14441 Duck Shurley Inc For Economlcal Transportatmon Sales CHEVROLET Servlce Phone UL 4 3116 Should wo 111 e thls Clr or Ofdfl Il t IE '7 asks Kclth Fullmqtcm of C1101 Ilslon and Jlm Srhlen SCHAEFER S Schaefer Pen and Penc1l Sets Iewelry of All Kmds Sllverware Ch1naware D1amonds Watches Iewelers Smce 1891 Car11nv111e, Il11no1s Best W1shes to the Class of BU Bob Krone Con+rac1'or Car11nv111e I111no1s Qhould vu h wc 1 roof cu not 'msks Niarllxn PIQISOH and Jofmnc Rxan f -- ,Q U O W , ,, v I . .' EX ff ' lu 2' -f - - V Wi view: ' - ' ' 1 one in h gh Hd. Q 1 I X 1 ' ,I ' . f 4 1 I . . I . . ' T a z ' . 1.' . Weller's Record Shop School Supplies -:- Greeting Cards Games -:- Books Radlo and Telev1s1on Dlal ULster 4 4653 Carlmvllle I1l1no1s Perrottet Hardware General Hardware Carl1nv1lle I1l1no1s Stuck em up Denny Turner Bob Klng and Frank Grlckmp try unsuccessfully to rob Elmer Perrottet of hls huntmg equipment TOM'S Vernon Loafman Palmyra, Illinois Best W1Sh9S to the Class of 6U Sherman Shops Gloves Handbags Hosmery Fashlonable Dresses Sweaters South Slde of Square Carlmvllle I1l1no1s Best W1ShGS to the Class of SU Ramsey Imperial Servlce Carllnvllle I1l1no1s and Paint Store COOKS PAINTS Phone ULster 4 7043 Carl1nv1lle I1l1no1s P 1 l ' S Tipps Wallpaper A g......: - Woods Radlo Shop Authonzed RCA H1 F1 Equlpment Custom Installation PARTS SERVICE Cllle Marhn and H E Drew Cleaners Approved Sanmtone Servlce D1al ULster 4 4441 Carl1nv1lle Ill1no1s Good Luck to the Class of 60 Sterling Clothing Store Carl1nv1lle Ill1no1s Greetlngs to the Class of 60 Hulse Mayfield Agency Mark Mayheld Agent Farmers and Merchants Nahoncrl Bank Bu1ld1ng Carl1nv1lle Ill1no1s Good Luck to the Class of Pauls Orchard 256 South Slde Square Valley Steel Products Co TUBING Square Rectangular Round Phone ULster 4 3131 W P Cuthberlson Carl1nv1lle Ill1no1s Calm yourself Everything wlll be all right now says lawyer Dan Herzberger 'ls he consoles Ed Al bracht whlle secretary Donna Jones takes notes 131 I 'so 4- 1 ' ' ' l ,Q . v - s - P Sfraub Brofhers FINE COAL ICE VENDERS Phone UL 4 7321 Curhnvllle I111no1s Carllnyllle Cleaners Personallzed Dry Cleamng 317 West Mum Street Phone ULster 4 6013 Cc1r11nv1l1e 11l1no1s Qf1lfltl'l1 lu fi gn en ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Industrml Commercml Res1dent1cxl COMPLETE LINE OF ELECTRICAL FIXTURES Quallhed Electrxcmns 24 Hour Emergency Servlces Llcensed if Insured if Unlon DIAL ULster 4 4466 CHASTEEN ELECTRIC 701 NORTH CHARLES STREET 1 - 1 . . . - . , , I H 1 X - ' 1 ess- two trucks are a symbol of the prompt md 1 se1'V X ihct if at . . . 1 - S Best Wxshes to the 1960 Senlor Class of Ccrrhnvllle I-hgh Sun Spot Canada DIY from Your Pamt Headquarters ill 'Hlesanfk Carlmvllle Beverage Co Bottlers of QUCIIIIY Beverages G so MHHOIIIZID Dfllll BRUWNING Cc1r11nv111e Il11no1s East S1de of Square Ccrrhnvxlle Ill1no1s Cheer Up Frosue Root Beer A Z E L HARDWARE Carlmvllle Greenhouse Member F1or1st Telegraph Dehvery Phone ULster 4 4422 LAW OFFICE-S Hemphill 8: Kelsey 1261f2 East Mcun Street CGI'l1I'lV1lle Ilhnoxs S+oHler Auto Parls SINCLAIR GAS and OILS Used Cars Parts Tues We buy cmd scxlvcrg cars for wreckmg 1 t You fmd the most unusual 'lt Iapps lY1C1Udll1g the 248 South A ton S reet totem pole trm of Bettx Barklex Pat Totoraoltls Cm-lmvllle 111111015 md Jlm Davxs - - K - Q 5 I . . f O , l . . . I . . I . . I ' - - Q I I I ' ' Ccxrlinville, Illinois I+ - . ' : I , I I I e . I Q .' r A '.', ' D - I - - - - - - I - I POCKLINGTGN BROTHERS SEEDS fioflfifigifns Kzrxxl amp on ua mg Wm PHONE UL 4 2237 I 'This is quita a sack of feed! SOUTH STANDARD, ILLINOIS Tx-gH I 1 d' B- lj I ' US. ' 134 Best Wlshes to the Class of 1960 John W Russell ATTORNEY CC1r11nv111e I111no1s Town 8: Country Hardware Company 114 South Oak Street Cc1r11nv1l1e I111no1s Servlce that you 11ke at Pressler s Conoco Service Phone UL 4 4666 Dcm Pressler Mgr customarx efflc-lent serwce Best Wlshes to the 1960 The Dairy al' I I . . I These are the men that give the I Class .. . of ' B 1 i - l - il I n-L-n Loehr Drug Slore Leri+z Mofor Co. YOUR PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Dodge, Plymouth, and Triumph Headquarters for: school supplies, sundries, I SALES and SERVICE drugs. Parker pens and pencils, Kodak cameras and film. Phone ULster 4-6516 I Ralph C Surmcm Rph Phone ULster 4 5421 J. H. Combes and Sons Phosphate Fert1l1zer I Llmestone Feed The Cavalier Snack Bar Carhnvxlle Ill1no1s Yo heave ho groan .hm Davls and Pat Tot: 1'11tlS as then trv to help Bettv Bark lev into the truck SHORT ORDERS and PLATES FOUNTAIN SERVICE if CARRY OUTS Phone ULster 4 8916 109 North Broad Blackburn Unlversl+y l03rd Year of Operatlon Work Study and Play Carl1nv111e l1l1no1s Nlfglllll WllllaH1N engms a snack hut Q 'Mais Jelly Flte glxes his attention to ot tr WWQB thmgs Mack Mo+or Co 507 West Moun Street Cctrhnvllle 111111015 N gm Sun Whltlf 1 xc Stumx IIIXIDIH 1 mu rs Macoupin County Farm Bureau It Pays To Belong 130 North Brocrd Street Cc1rl1nv111e I111no1s Chesterfield G 8: E Grocery GROCERIES MEATS HARDWARE Phone PL 3 4665 Chesterheld I1l1no1s Graham Drug Store 18 0 Servmgs SCItlSf1ed customers for more than Q century DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS FANNIE MAY CANDIES KODAK SUPPLIES Carllnvllle Feed Sfore I FEEDS and MINERALS Leonard CSl1mJ Coonrod Prop Phone ULster 4 7029 137 I X ' 1 .XX gl, A.. I O 'Sly 'fshf' says r ' nw 1: Nam Iiurgm-r. Dun't Gfmiim- Cusllcy und Du V r' know 2 j ' g zhr I ca s? - I I I I I O C 50 - 196 . U ' l , I Schlen Body and Equipment Co Ccrrllnvllle Il11no1s Lloyd Shades Service Sta Annie s Jewelry PHILLIPS 66 WEL Washlng Tues Lubncatlon Pohshmg Tubes Accessones 501 West Mcun Street Phone ULster 4 7506 Wellers Shoe Store South Sxde Square Shoes for the Fammly CCIIIIHVIIIG Il11no1s WAT CHES DIAMONDS IE North Broad Ccrrllnvllle Il11no1s Best W1Sh9S and Good Luck to the Class ot 1960 Schuetze Cleaners Ccrrlmvllle Il11no1s RY Calverl s Appliances Ccrlinville, Illinois Just us 1 thought! No fund. says Karr-n Sm-ll tu l.Ell'l'y Marlin. 138 H 8: M Appliance Co., Inc. Philgas Service -:- Maytag LP Gas Service Phone ULster 4 5806 Ccrrl1nv11le Il11no1s Geiger s Market' Staple and Fancy Grocenes Cholce Meats Free Delwery Car11nv111e Ilhnoms Chesferflelol State Bank Member of F D I C Chesterheld I111no1s Push Ann Ruthcrforcl ln a llttlc f'1rther so sho can count the money Joan 'Vhnmng tells Carol Jerry Flte grms to hlmself whlle poklng fun 'lt Ab Lcrltzs econ0m1cal l1tt1e car Boen+e s Servlce Sfahon SHELL PRODUCTS Phone ULster 4 0677 Carhnvllle I111no1s A typical day xn a new bank Joan 'VIann1ng Carol Lnston Ann Rutherford and Nlr WoodS 139 . ' I , . . . . K ' X. ,Q . . ':' I o o , - . . I . . Q - - I C 0? . I . . V 1 Z .. A. . ' ' L s Q Liston. V IJ ,I f ,., - - I - 1 H - Rathgeb Bros MASSEY FERGUSON Truck Testlng Bnggs 6 Stratton Servlce and Parts Phone ULster 4 7211 500 West Maln Street Car11nv111e Il11no1s Best W1shes to the Semor Class Robert Schmidt' Texaco Service Alton Street Carhnvxlle 111111015 Greetlngs to the Semor Class Edward R Phelps ATTORNEY Car11nv111e 1111no1s ' 5 'le C R Murphy Lumber Co Quallty Bulldlng Matenals Standard brands at good pnces UL 4 4361 Car11nv111e Nlarx Ioehr gms her teeth whlle Janet Lmk attemps to drlxe '1 nall ln the vxall 140 THE GUSTAV HEINZ COMPANY Smce 1854 Fxrst In Furmture CUSTOM DRAPERIES ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM LEE and MOHAWK CARPETS PHONE ULster 4 3184 CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS DRURYS BEAUTY SHOP Mrs Wm Iuamtal Drury Owner and Operator Amr Condmoned Complete Beauty Serv1co Indxvldualxzed Haxr Shapmg and Stylmg Speclahzmg ln Bleachmg Colonng Scalp Treatments Condxtlomng Treatments and Permanent Wavmg MODERN STYLING METHODS Theresa Beltm Assrstant Phone ULster 4 5032 ' 1 . .1 , . . , Kroger Food Stores Good Luck from the Manager Cclrlinville, Illinois Angelo Farm Supply I. I. CASE DEALER 1129 North High Street Cclrlinville, Illinois Rudolphs Department Store F111 Your Cloth1ng and Household Needs at Rudolphs Cctrlinville Illinois Best Wishes from The Drury Co GENERAL CONTRACTORS CGI'l11'1V1ll9 Il11no1s N-lf! mic ul th mx hind xou haw ling, Pralne Glove Co 19 Daley Street ULster 4 8001 Ccxrlinville Illinois 142 I . . . . . I Hs w x . ,M llc 'f 'if , 2lt's t' 2 N' '- y 4 there! yn-lls Pam Kossinger to Janice - I'11c'k' 'lul1. A 5 I A , E o 0 1 'X - I U I - R E Wlles Trucking Ser Taylors Mexican Chill Cc1rl1nv1lle Spnngfleld St Louxs Servmg Carl1nv1lle Hlgh Students Phone ULster 4 7137 218 West Second South CGf11DV111e I111no1s Alfred L Burger LanzeroH'ls SupereHe The Complete Food Store SALESMAN Corner of H1gh cmd Wczshlngton Phone ULster 4 8794 Phone ULster 4 7127 Carhnvllle I111no1s Cafllnvme Iumols BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 from CARLINVILLE CLINIC 3 . , I 0 l 0 Since 1904 -I I Inman s Department' Store INMANS CHILDREN SHOP Carllnvllle Ill1no1s Carlinville Illinois Joseph Clon: Grocery 704 East F1rst South Phone ULster 474028 Spot' Cafe Sunday Chlcken Drnners Hamburgers French Fnes Complete Lunches Soil Dnnks Fountam Servlce Best Wlshes to the Class of 1960 TEBBE WELDING Car11nv111e Ill1no1s Leefers Hardware North S1de Square Carllnvllle Ill1no1s W1 rlso hare thus special fvlturr on our new modtl '1 knob tclls Jlm Pow ell to Mlke Grah'1m Everett Perrmgs 8: Son Bonds Insurance Real Estate and Farm Loans Over Sulhvan s Phone ULster 4 7033 Rogers Plumbing and Wlrlng Northeast Corner of Square D1a1 ULster 4 8124 Carhnvllle Ill1no1s 144 F J L BREYMANN DRY GOODS cmd READY TO WEAR 232 234 EAST SIDE OF SQUARE CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Pralrle Farms Creamery M11k Cottage Cheese Butter Ice Cream PRAIRIE FARMS OF SOUIHERN ILLINOIS Q I In LI' 'll UD Gil 91 C 145 Robison Bloome Insurance Agency Insurance oi All Kmds Phone ULster 4 7116 204 West Mcnn Street Boentes Radiator Shop R L Boente Propnetor STARTER cmd GENERATOR REPAIRING 520 West Mcun Street Carhnvxlle, Illmols Konneker Brown, Inc Internauonal Harvester Company New Idea Sales and Servmce West Mcun St Carlmvrlle Carlxnvllle I111no1s Jerry Klllam the agrlcultural expert glV6S George Reld a lesson m tractor drlvlng Raab Gas and Appliance Co Zemth Televlslon Hotpomt Electncal Appliances Shellane Bottled Gas Carlmvllle I1l1no1s Beasley Brothers READY MIX CONCRETE and WELDING - K Q - -.Ll l I 1 ' o 1 . - -fi' ,. . , v . 4 x . H . L . . 1 - K - I n - 0 o . . . I I - Q - K - - - - - -I I Q . . , M. Schupmann and Sons t'We Deliver the Goods Quality Groceries Meats 449 Norm Br and Provxslons Phone ULster 4 4261 Priddle Coal Co. ood Street Phone ULster 4 6706 Whitby Electric Service Electrlccl Contractmg House W1r1ng Commerclal Work The Marvel Theater IfItsE1ectr1cc11 See The Dlane Drlve 510 Summer Street Car11nv11le I1l1no1s Newest ond Best Pzctufes Q' Schwartz Furniture Company Kroehler Furmture G E Apphcmces Maglc Chef Gas Ranges Chromecraft Dmnettes Drexel Bedroom Sultes Slmmons Beddlng Mohawk Carp ts Phone ULster 4 5511 Knowles threatens Eddie Albracht I I O I , d O O I X. , . ,, Us n I 1 4 e - 1 BL-t1'ay me, will you, Beverly 5 tl HA S' 2. - .- TIEL S DRIVE IN PHONE ULster 4 8961 CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS Schwartz help Jlm DaV1S drmk hIs coke i1 I Tiel and George Reid look on as Nan Burger and Kenny M J M Elecfrlc Cooperahve. Inc Owned by Those We Serve Ccrr11nv11le Ill1no1s Gorham Gram Co Thls dame Sure can Wflte checkg Dave Stemer says of Sue Whxtlow GRAIN and SEED LIMESTONE PURINA CHOWS FERTILIZER Phone ULster 4 3177 Ccxrhnvxlle I111no1s S HAVE CAMERA WILL SHOOT lg STUDIO cARLlNvu.Ls, u.LlNols 0 I I I o ' 0 H V, 1 An ' ' H7 ' w . . . . 1 I Q - 1 'I Vlfglllla Wllllams eems to be ln the mlddle of a cabbigt flght between John Borman and Wesley Loveless Best W1SheS to the Class of 60 Hoback s IGA Across from the Alton Depot Good Luck cmd Best W1shes from Mayor Bates Jacob Le Vora Trucking Service Cc1r11nv1l1e I111no1s 150 MADDEN ELECTRIC Ccxrhnvllle Ill1no1s Front VIQVS of Madden EIQCLFIC THE OFFICE STAFF OF STARR'S DAIRY Phone ULster 4-6206 CARLINVILLE ILLINOIS '-,Y Conklms Clhes Service -M-...M Txres Wcxshmg Waxmg Complete Lubrlcahon ROAD SERVICE 200 North Brood Street Phone ULster 4 8911 Cc1rl1nv11le I1l1no1s 1 llt six our tha wha c'1r Nlr C nklm Jlm Schxcn Kelth Fu mgton xml Llslon 'Ind Bun X Knovs ls s X ,Q , I . A 'K 5, YC ' . LL xox 0 I U 0 0 ' M -:- ' -:- ' ,M ' ' . . I . . KV M Do you suppose you could move that rag urounr a ' Ile, :K-' 'Q - ' 119 H 'f'? ,.o',' ' , ll' . Caw , I -'-1-lj 2 3 1 - Oh Qtop teislng laughe Mrs Nhrmlng 'Is D'1n Herzbergu trles to hold her up Lould wp hawu wet 1 8111111 loan' lskx Swndx Jmnu and Judx Gauut CGI'11I'1V1l19 Ilhnols The Carllnvllle Nahonal Bank Member of Federal Insurance Corporatlon and Federal Reserve System Rushfon Varie+y S+ore NEW STORE NEW LOCATION Ba'l'es Mofor and Toys Greetmg Cards School Supphes Im P I e rn e n+ Co rn pa ny and Many Other Items Northwest Corne Square Carlmvxlle I1l1no1s Cc1rl1nv111e I1l1no1s 2 svase 2 A Muses-mans 3252911231 Wing 'Vlr Curry a busmessman at work IS plctured Curry Ice and Coal A F zendly Place TO DO Busmess Ed Schellers Tlre Shop B F GOODRLCH TIRES New cmd Used T1res or Recaps Ccxrl1nv11le I1l1no1s Good Luck to the Clcxss of 1960 Ed Young COUNTY CLERK Bowyers Cycle and Sporf Shop A complete lme of b1CYCleS wheel goods and sports equlpment Corhnvxlle I1l1no1s 'Vlakmg good use of Bowyers stock Janice Pr ck Ing 01 '1 ld Kithryn 'Vlathows IJl lj a llttlz gime of 153 I , 1 1' I 1 1 l l 1 - T new ' ' 1 4, -1 . . , E 3 I . 1 -kg 4 v W V . . 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