Carlyle High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Carlyle, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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We, the graduating class of 1951 will be happy to see a new building for the future classes of Carlyle High School. We wish to thank Miss Fern Young, our faculty sponsor, and every- one who has helped to make this annual possible. The Editors Z K7 l wish to extend congratulations to the Tomahawk Staff for including the elementary schools of our Comunity Unit l in this yearbook. The fine spirit that exists among the Faculty and student body ofCarlyle High School is a source of inspiration to those who are charged with planning the educational program For the Future . W. O. SIMMONS 9 W. o. s1MMoNs M,A., A,B, University of Illinois University of Southern California Westminster College Supt. of Community Unit District No. I llIllllIIlISlllllll0ll Southern Illinois University M,S, University of Illinois Principal, American History School time memories remain with us fora long time and here in pictorial Form is proof of our happy associations. In this short time, many of you have grown from boys and girls to men and women. You are enioying growing up and at the same time learning to become a better person and a credit to the society in which you live. To the graduates, may I express my congratulations and best wishes For a successful future. JOSEPH C . DEATON 3 FHGUHU 4 LOUISE BEATY A.B. McKendree College Graduate Work, Southern Illinois University Library, English, Speech, Dramatics MARGARET KINSMAN BRUEMMER B.S. in Ed, Southern Illinois University Sociology, Girls' Physical Education WILMA DIECKMANN B. in Education Western Illinois State College Graduate Work, University of Chicago Business Subjects, General Science FRANCES W. ELAM A.B. Greenville College English, World History RICHARD FEE B,S, in Ed. Western Illinois State College Physics, General Science, Mathematics PHILIP E. GILL B. S. . M.S. University of Illinois Vocational Agriculture HELEN HALL Illinois State Normal University Eighth Grade C, L. HARRISS B, in Education Southern Illinois University Math, Geography, Grade Coach FLORA ETHEL MADDUX Graduate Southern I11, Normal University A.B. and A,M. University of Chicago Latin, English VERA RUFFINI B.S. University of Iliinois Home Economics WILLIAM SMOCK B, in Music Illinois Wesleyan University Graduate Work, Illinois Wesleyan Girls' Chorus HARVEY L. VOLLERTSEN B,S, in Music Illinois Wesleyan University Graduate Work, Illinois Wesleyan Band, Sextet FHCUHU i 5 FHCUHU 6 NORLAND WILSON B. 5. . M. S. University of Illinois General Science, Biology DONALD L, WOODARD B, S, in Ed. Eastern Illinois State College American History, Coach, Boys' Physical Education FERN YOUNG A.B. Greenville College Graduate Work, Denver University Indiana University Business VIO LA ZACHERY Southern Illinois University Seventh Grade LUCILLE STEIN Secretary to the Superintendent GERALDINE STILT Secretary to the Principal ULHSS Seniorsat as . dertulyears b an our school careers. have passed since we eg ' b n the busiest, We Find that our senior year has ee ' bl ear of all. ln addition but the most enloya e y to ordering name cards, having pictures taken, ' T ahawk and presenting the putting out the om , senior play, we have adopted a new standard l tl Twelve long, won class ring . Ourclass has many sparkling talents. Twelve members are participants inthe senior band: Five senior girls sing in the Dreamers' Sextet. As a whole, our class is outstandingly musical. Ui '51 There are nine hletic department. Five seniors represent us in ' of our boys who shine in the Cll' gymnastics. Our class was honored when our queen candi- en ofthe 1950 date, Naomi Koehler, became que ' B t and Miss Madduxare to be Hoo-Doo. Miss ea y ' s in our senior year. commended For sponsoring u l ears of work and fun, we are After four ong y looking forward to class day and graduation with ' f well to dear old greatenthusiasm. Aswe bid are ' h b stot luck totheClass of C. H. S.,we wrsht e e '52l SEHIUH CLHSS UFFIGEHS Philip Kahlert . . Naomi Koehler Lillie Moe King . . Rose Kramer. . . Back Row: , , . . Kaskaskian Reporter Treasurer SEHIUR JOAN BEHRNES DARRELL BOATRIGHT WAYNE BOEKER MILLICENT BRUNER ROBERT BUCHELE KENNETH CONRAD DONALD COSGROVE S Be - Bop Bocz'rright Trixie Mi I I ie Bcchely Coon Cosie KENNETH FAUKE 8 Brute SEHIUHS IMOGENE FAUKE HOMER GUTHRIE LEROY HAKE ELDON HAMMOND GENE HARTER WARREN JENSEN ALEX JOHNSON SUE JOHNSON Il-Iecnll Dike Milton 'E ldon Gene' llunc Il IIF lyll Susie' 9 SEIIIIIHS PHILIP KAHLERT NAYDEAN KILLION EARL KINDER LILLIE MAE KING VELVIE KINNEY NAOMI KOEHLER ROSELLA KRAMER MARILYN LIPPERT llFIip ll Deon Li'r1'le Earl Lil VeI 'Nomie Rosie Merf SEIIIUBS BETTY MAHLANDT SCOTTY MILLS RAYMOND NETTLES BILL PACHURA DONNA RING BETTY ROCKEMAN BILL SANDERS CARROLL SCHMITT Bet Scotty IID ll 'Wild Bill Donnie Rockie ll Smitty 11 SEHIURS MOLLIE SIDDELL NORMA SIMONTON MARJORIE SOHN JOAN THOMPSON LYMAN WADE THEODORE WESSEL MONROE YOUNG 'Slugger 'Issie Margie IIJOII Pete Hypockefs Monie IZ CLHSS Uf'52 This has been indeed, a busy year for the Juniors. We had a huge Hoo-Doo from which we obtained Funds to be used For the Prom and banquet and the Yearbook For next year. Betty Hanke was our candidate for Hoo-Doo Queen and was second maid of honor . Her escort was Menard Nehrt. Not only was our class raising money but we also had a group of fellows participating lss la showed in school athletics. Too, ourc a p y us that we were blessed with Clark Gables ancl Hedy Lamars . Our representatives to the Student Council were Bob Nettles, Floyd Chambers and Agnes Michael . Yes, we were busy but bouquets are given to Mr. Harris and Mrs. Margaret Kins- man Bruemmer, our sponsors, who patiently helped in our trials and tribulations. JUHIUH CLHSS UFFIJEHS Front Row: Bill Siever ..... .... P resident Bob Nettles ..... ..... T reasurer BC1Cl4 ROW! Marcella Maibaum . . . . Class Reporter LaDonna Koehler. . . ...... Secretary Betty Hanke .... . . . Vice-President Wayne Beckerneyer Jack Brewer Myrna Bruner Ruth Ann Crowell Darrell Davenport Fred Dorries Luretta Falbe Wilson Fisher LeRoy Fruencl 'Luella Allen June Arrowsmith I Dorothy Camp Floyd Chambers gg' Barbara Elliott Larry Essington Q l, X9 Joy Glli Patty Gillett xg. 3 f I is ,mon ft, 1 .lunlnns 'ffl ' 1 'F X' . 4T. 'I ki Q 16' f Cx'7-ffszt 14 ,JJ David Guthrie Betty Hanke Douglas Johnson Gracie Lederbrand Laverne Lilly Marcella Moibaurr. Dorothy Michael Armilla Mitchel Osgeree Mitchell Paul Kleine LaDonna Koehler My Delores Malone Agnes Michael C,-A-' 15 Menard Nehrt Bob Nettles .jjj Garold Orrell Mary Mae Orrell 1 90' Q, C399 4 ee ' E f-.1- Y J W ,ffj,g. Q14 4,5 lv Wxf' Q l Iv 'Y - -S1 JUHIUHS 15 . 3 rm 5 Si ful Mi lj 's 'fhilifi 5 12251 1 g lflisif B ll 1 sl i l J 11 5 is Hi i l 4 1 W' M ,. -reg ii' :a vi ss Q K 1 . ' x1.?1f,' . 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A ll, V V' . .,55 ..:iY' ,, 'gf '52, 5:f 'fi?Q.,f' ,,- : W if: f i ,,', Q 2.5'1g-'gff'.- it le a ' i 7 ff. i,.ny:'1.- .qfaivfk ,,,m.:1f:,1,1q,:.yg, 9,5 'ml Eunice Redeker Roy Sohn Marilyn Vogel George Wilkerson William Palm Bill Siever James Tischhauser Bruce Wilkerson JUlllllllS Leoma Ritchey Bob Shephard Johnnie Siclclell Charles Spincller Barbara Starr Norma Thouvenin Charles Wernsman Monroe White Joe Ann Williamson We B W H K is B a ,B iig 'l ll-lv ll? 5 W ' kL X fb Qj I1 f CLHSS Ui i953 We started the sophomore year with the sad news ofthe passing of Jimmy Crabtree, one of our classmates of last year. We also lost Joyce Simonton to the sea of matrimony, but Edna Wernsman, Shirley Brown, and Billie Linton icin- ed our class this year . Kay Delahunt, Lois Harriss, and Joyce Kleber are cheer leaders representing the sophomore class . We have eight members on the basketball squad . We elected Edna Wernsman as queen candidate and she was third maid of honor. She chose as her escort Melbern Jannett. Miss Elam was thesponsor of our class this year. SUPHUHIURE ULHSS OFFICERS Front Row: Joan Broeckling . . ...... Treasurer Edna Wernsman. . .... Vice-President Back Row: Joe Enloe ........ Kaskaskian Reporter George Malone. . . ....... Secretary Russell Church . . ..... President 1 it Mi iii- - . ' ' K wg ' ,gl 'K , mr , :A ,ywirgzzsr , L,..' in 43 it . J 'J J Q, J in if , -' ' 1224 e . Aa V. 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Butwe got through those first few days successfully CPD and Final ly came to real ize that we were an important part of the student body of Carlyle High School. Since we got to know each other we elected officers. The Hoo Doo rolled around and we nominated Betty Seibert as our candidate. Al- though she didn't become queen, she was the first maid of honor . Out of the Cheerleaders elected, we managed to get one, Sybil Andres. FHESHWHH CLHSS UFHCEHS Front Row: Sallie Huene. . . . . . ..... Treasurer Charlene Elliott. . . . Class Reporter Back Row: Philip Ott , . . .... President Paul Norris . . ..... 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Mount, Patricia Seiber, Jo Ann Lippert, Sharon Prasuhn, Lillie Mae King, Luretta Falbe, Laverne Lilly, Beverly Mahlandt, Shirley Loddick, Tommy Burdin, Don Wells, Douglas Johnson, Bobby McAllister, Cynthia Westerman, THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jane Smith, Rosella Mann, Mabel Sue Johnson, Betty Hanke, Bill Seiver, Bar- bara Gill, Betty Seibert, Evelyn Etter, Betty Seiffert, Phyllis Ann Heinzmann, Philip Kahlert, Marilyn Lippert, Duane Zachary, Philip Ott, Theodore Wessel, Carolyn Gill, Alex Johnson, Bill Smith, Don Sanders, Joe Loddick, Edward Apple, Roger Jensen, Harvey Vollertsen, Directorg Carol Sue Reitemeier. Absent: Howard Zinschlag. BAND OFFICERS President ........ Alex Johnson Vice President . .... Bill Seiver Secretary . . . . Cynthia Westerman Treasurer . . . Marilyn Lippert Librarian . . lmogene Fauke The band has been very active this year. For the first time it has taken on a merit and demerit system. Highlights of the year were the festivals at Sullivan, Nashville, Ashley, Sando- val, and Carlyle. We marched in the beautiful Pinckneyville Mardi Gras with many other bands from this section of the state . This year we are having exchange concerts with Vandalia and Greenville. The District Music Contest was held atCollinsville on March 31. Millicent Bruner, Mari I yn Lippert, Joan Behrens, Philip Kahlert , Naomi Koehler, Nancy Smith, Lois Harriss, Don Schroeder, Bobby McAllister, Douglas J ohnson , Don Wells, Margaret Dempsey, Phyllis Heinzmann, and Sybil Andres repre- sented ourschool . The State Music Contest was held at Charles- ton on April 27. 27, i Si 2 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Millicent Bruner, Naomi Koehler, Don Schroeder, Margaret Dempsey, Nancy Smith, Mary Schoendist, Donna Faye Roper, Joan Behrens, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Armilla Randolls, Marvin Wade, Joe Enloe, Mary Frerker, Jo Ann Lippert, Sharon Prasuhn, Lillie Mae King, Luretta Falbe, Shirley Loddick, Tommy Burdin, Don Wells, Bobby McAllister, Cynthia Westerman, THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melba Vogel, Arlene Vogel, Shirley Weihe, Betty Seibert, Betty Seiffert, Phyllis Ann I-Ieinzmann, Philip Kahlert, Marilyn Lippert, Wayland Johnson, Duane Zachary, Philip Ott, Carolyn Gill, Alex Johnson, Don Sanders, Joe Loddick, Roger Jensen, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harvey Vollertsen, Director, Mabel Sue Johnson, Rosella Mann, Betty Hanke, Mary Jane Smith, Barbara Gill, ' The Pep Band has p I aye d for every home basketball game this year. Millicent Bruner, Joan Behrens, and Cynthia Wester- man assisted Mr. Vollersten by directing the band part time at several of the games. S E X l E LEFT TO RIGHT: Naomi Koehler, Lillie Mae King, Nancy Smith, Joan Behrens , Marilyn Lippert, Mill ic e n t Bruner, Betty I-Ianke, Pianist, Harvey Vollertsen, Director. The Dreamers Sextet has been very active this year. lt has given three radio broadcasts and has sung at the Women's Club and the B. and P.W. Club several times. The girls have also sung at several band festivals throughout the year. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harriet Palm, Barbara Elliott, Sybil Andres, Wanda Cooley, Ioan Williamson, Agnus Michael, Dorothy Camp, Norma Simonton, Sharon West, Leota Berry. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smock, Director, Marjorie Sohn, Armilla Randalls, Audrey Miller, Barbara Starr, Patty Gillett, Carol Eikoff, Ruth Ann Crowell, Marilyn Vogel, Leoma Ritchey, Jackie Turner, Shirley Wilkerson. The girls' chorus is divided into two sec- tions. One section meets the third period on Tuesday and Thursday and the other meets the fourth period on Thursday. The girls sang at the Christmas programand at the spring con- cert, under the able direction of Mr. William Smock. GIRLS GHUHUS D li ll is li 3. ' Kanlefl' Lvuu-A O R1GH'1': pun v' -f- 1 f mom' Ph111P . LEFT T FIRST ROW LEFT To mann. Piamst. BACK ROW' The Varsity Band was organized lastyear under the direction of Mr. Vollersten. lt has p rovecl to be o popular organization again this year. The band has played for a number of school af- fairs, such as student council parties and the F .F .A. and F . H .A. dance. They also played for the Nashville Band P arty and the band festival at Carlyle. XX kv, 'Saga ' W T 51 .Y HY. 5,35-Q, Q 5 ii , af ' .v .' fi - '- . , Sf, W M' 'X may x . cy-M R - we . Q KM' -r . x. ' Z f Q X an N3 Q - A v 0' M HTHLETICS ,A 1, vi V. -Q. 'F - QN., XY V 4 f 'E -.QM 1 .ru 'Ll BHSEBHLL Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle SEATED: Warren Dempsey, FIRST ROW: Bob Shepherd, David Guthrie Folyd Chambers Keneth Fauke, Larry Essington, SECOND ROW: Alex Johnson, Ir. Guthue Lyman Wade Bill Siever, Menard Nehrt. THIRD ROW: Mr, Woodard, Coach: Don Cosgrove B111 Sanders Gene Hatter, Bruce Wilkerson, Philip Kahlert. RECORD Won 8 - Lost 2 8 Sandoval 6 Odin 8 Ashley 3 Greenville 5 Nashville 7 St. Marys Carlyle 3 Carlyle 2l BASEBALL Carlyle 5 Carlyle 6 O 'kawvil le Breese TOURNAMENT O 'kawvil le Nashville The Carlyle HighSchool Baseball team won the conference title and the play- offs at Fans Field in Centralia for the second consecutive year. There were only four lettermen from last years' championship team carried over to this years trophy winning team, Ken Fauke, Jr. Guthrie, Bill Siever, and Don Cosgrove . Carlyle pitching staff consisted of Jr. Guthrie, Bill Sanders, Philip Kahlert, and Gene Harter. The highest batting averages were held by Jr. Guthrie - 387, Ken Fauke - 344. Lettermen for the year were Bob Shepard, David Guthrie, Floyd Chambers, KenFauke, Larry Essington, AlexJohnscn, Jr. Guthrie, LymanWade, BillSiever, Don Cosgrove, Bill Sanders, Bruce Wilkerson. 32 E 'S The Kaskaskians had a .500 season, winning T3 and losing l3. How- ever, the team was much better than the record shows because they lost several close games and defeated a number of highly rated teams. ln the conference they received fourth place, with 8 and 6. On the home floor, the Indians won 8 and lost 3. Out of their last I3 games, they won 9. The Kaskaskians will lose two seniors, JuniorGuthrie, and Bill Sanders, who were the high scorers for the year. BHSllElBHll Carlyle vs. Highland 41-44 Carlyle VS- Breese Carlyle vs. Ashley 41-33 Carlyle vx. Mt. Olive Carlyle vs. Odin 42-54 Carlyle vs. Okawville Carlyle vs. Breese 56-40 Carlyle vs- Sandoval Carlyle vs. Sandoval 46-66 Carlyle vs. St. Marys Carlyle vs. St. Marys 60-5l Carlyle vs. Marissa Carlyle vs. Mt. Olive 49-63 Carlyle vs- Nashville Carlyle vs. Nashville 32-36 Carlyle vs. Odin l 'f 1' l' Carlyle vs. Greenville CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Carlyle vs. O'kawville Carlyle vs. Lebanon 47-45 Carlyle vs. O'fallon Carlyle vs. O'fallon 38-4l T' T T ' 4' 'l' REGIONAL Carlyle vs. Marissa 48-60 Carlyle vs. Mulberry Grove Carlyle vs. Ashley 36-50 Carlyle vs. Greenville 34 44-40 48-43 46-44 30-46 59 -45 44-55 42-46 46-49 64-47 54-34 63-57 60-36 35-39 Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle Carlyle RECORD Highland Ashley Odin Breese Sandoval St. Marys Mt. Olive Nashville Hoyleton Ashley Breese Mt. Olive Okawville Sandoval St. Marys Marissa Nashville Odin V Greenville Hoyleton Okawville O'Fallon l FIRST ROW: Warren Dempsey, Paul Leitch, Menard Nehrt, Bob Shepard, Floyd Cham- bers, Larry Essington, Douglas Johnson, Bruce Wilkerson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Woodard, Coachg Roger Jensen, Estel Donnell, Carlos Hammond, Delmar Young, Gerald Camp. F RESH-SOPH TOURNAMENT 23-48 The host team, Carlyle, came out with third 29-42 p l a c e in the Tri-county Fresh-Soph Tournament. 46-33 Nashville captured First with St. Marys second . We 58-l7 had some very close games. 71-14 Carlyle 50 Sandoval 49 59-30 Carlyle 4l St. Marys 51 55-19 Carlyle 36 Breese 32 44-55 Carlyle's B team had agood season, winning 49-37 l6 and losing 6. The finished 3rdin the Tri-County 62-35 B Team Conference, winning ll and losing 3. 48-30 34-33 50-20 38-27 52-46 40-51 52-60 53-52 56-48 38-34 48-23 46-52 35 and the visitors . IJ 5 DU IDU Kaska f l ns Defeat St. Mary s F f :gi st R - e ii ggffVfQ, i',iz l , . ives CHS ver Red Carlyle's Iary's in a ilt Tuesday evening, caring duel 'between f CHS and Sonny Ht' Lt. Mary's. The K-askaski: he preliminary 59 to 3v' ourth consecutive conqr The game was broal ralia's WICNT throug if Wicker Jewelers iistory of the two sr The nip-and-tuck n lecided late in the 1 it. M'ary's -battled to oss of Paul Seiiffert hem their tallest mr leriod when Coach harges were fatten' ead. By the narrow mz uoint, Coach Bud l eppers held the r 'irst period. The f W 'irz :i'i Z Izclil AAAI 1 iv Basketball Begins 7 IVB l v 3Sl even from the floor but St. Mary'sl vas one point better from ine. CHS caught up in the second 'rame with Sanders ringing the foul up four 'ield goals and Nettles and Junior' luthrie accounting for eight more ,evening at the CHS gi l. E 'four po l ere Next Week 'L higih -school basketball teams next Coach Bud Donnewald's Red' Pep-V of St. MEary's will pry the lid off 1950451 season Monday night alt Breese and will make their first home? ay .night against y Confer- i here Mt Olive Upset By CHS-Last Frida Carlyle will get its first peek at itsiNight9 To halbit of playing their best away from home, and that was they ufpselt Mt, Olive on the court in a non-conference 43. A few weeks earlier had' beaten t'hem here. 63 ...A , ,,,.....-,.. .-...i:a.,.,. .....f, . .- Beats Be J 0888 to l't'I1'2llIl their pre-V the CHS Kaskaskfi Tuesday night 44V by Ashley Fri-' The Carlyle Kaskaskians any me its-t Friday won both games cas- llfv H2 10' 35 and ' will be at Mt. Car i Bl Sanders 11 unvaililiconltee Bob Nenles thiswveek and will. lflfhe- against Okawvilleyg !leX'lI Center - UD free UIYDWS, Carlyle Defeats awvllle, 46 To Before a sparse crowd, the kjanis nosed out Okawvil stalling during to hang onto It was Carlyle' victory, with Breese 4 the other victims. Carlyle needed a substan' period ra to win the co went into he final eight ll int deficit, 35s - Forward in the' CHlSi vwl H Tuesday evening, team had a twoj their hosts in eachg the half way poinrtj the seconu Ifdmg one t was four points, Carlyle V1-margin. The last half was BVS s from Carlyle ,hi B' low scoring contest butg point advantage. the up slightly in the main event of the eveni all the way against thg who have a wondeg year. Sanders hit ', the first frame as t- team 'tallty an 11 to s lead. ithrie accounted for five Pi point second frame and with Carlyle on top Q' 24 oo 22, Nettles wasl the third 'period wifi went to Lane osf eight field goals ands throws for 19 points. Jun! topped the Kaslcaskians with 14. Nettles had 13. There was one outstanding feature! of the performance of the Carlyle team. 12 free throws in 17 attempts It was in this department the game was won, for Breese made only eight out of 17. Th - threi ior 1 3 mints. All the four St. Mary's field ,0rkawlville managed only of V . 4 e two Feams were even. - - , . . . 19 'P0lYlltS that Ti on field 16 eath. goals in this flame were made byg. durmg the eight minutes v l , bs witlfeid V ch d 3 u uh , -Iollenkamp, but the --s 'hit fiveL Don Woodard's team maint to nlneigqoxn Carl le E Goa 1 mellgll the: 'ree throws and thi Q ,, flded all trol of the 'ball. In the sz fo l2:3'laste:ig,ht miinui gsywli 21,2332 paxffd sins Well, 27 to 27- e'fi 1 , minutes the Kaskaskians sc ' .l ' . . - . . if 'th fr , i i After the whistle- 'P0llltS- V his sigiwgoniwpt e thqi,I62l:Tbee. Otfliihexgagjjxqlg :lowing was less fi-ef '4 Wood., It was close throughout, wi , V , , Ill D V A V' ' ' . . , .t,... .fi . , - . m tfront at the flnal W gmg-to vi two and Donnell lrd's five built Vr' V - . ggdli er team sable to go in front uthrie had four of them migom i vith nine field e-'i it Fp.Vi than four or five points. On ' ' V :ers were mal'i y reel points. separated them at hah , gave e , . Car-lyle's scoring was eveti Carlyle hrow. T? 4. - ,mg 20 to 18. ' . , . , d Nettles wound admg 20 to .plurge g g f Mft The B' team had a muf' en, d , - ime aid V,,VlV,V..,,,ga1 go at the vis?or5, wirgrgini du? ggmzfglsazga Sava? T blljgnolvn 0 20 for 'i i out sided score 0 '5 to . s Gum V - VV . in fouls i,g', 5 of the ease in the preliminary contes he fouled mn' Suqwaw tlxrfehlrd l. Guthrie who alsr W via 11 members of the Carlyle e he foul route, action and nine of 'bhl Sanders wound 't'A 1i:.g. 9 ' mis to the Scoflllg- They l . Be even' 13 ind Hollenkaxnp ,V 'ui' ,ing Philip Ott, 3 freshm8ll. Jr. GUfhfI6 h d mel. 1 ii ihfor 10 points on five lc Guard 3 Si Marys agm IV. V sup hiring hand Clgargbi.- VVVV ' - I' 'oac . e rt an o nson six e-ac .V v Mn Villlqfifiy HIETOQQ 'fglgtiii t.V Vim illssington, Hammond and Laws four ,E 'N Foe I V I' -- if ii. ..l' . A 4. each and Wad two. , , Diunnmmkuqua-wr 'iii ua-1 ln the mairi! game, Sanders slowl 'darlylels Kaskaskmns yuh 98 with rounding into form, took scoring hon- V my from an upset Ffidiy Big Grew 'W Q l ors for Carlyle with 14 ipoints. Net- ' und up on the losing cad ot ' But Loses 1',f A Sandoval N16 46V The Kaslcatskians, held 5 vi high scoring Sfpicor to tv eg o last Friday night but Moore and H kins were on scoring rampages Sandbval and the Carlyle team d1'..,. pod alconferenm- tilt at Sandoval, 39 to 46. V -A The host team was one point better han Carlyle in thegfirst quarter, three oints better in the second quarter, four points. better in the third quarter. 1 ties had 12, J. Guthrie nine, Leitslch six, 'Siever four and David Guthrie one. Wiesc-hert of Okawville scored 11' ' ' from the foul V V A wville owtscored Bill Siever 17 to 14, but the Guard down on 18 of HKU Vl ' UL 4:1- Carlyle goes to Sandoval Friday evening in an attempt to even a de- feat handed them by Sandoval here several weeks ago and their next 'game will be against St. Mary's her: ion Friday of next week. score against Nashvillgs Vho still are undefeated in Trai-i nsferenc l'lWith til l this week are in the -seeded with St David Guthrie 11013 are .paired in H11 H2-1191 Forward round winner of 'he Wull Grove will meet the Winn :rot to be denfiedl The cd 3fi'ihe PTF hit 901' 15 Wim in the finsisemi-finals of the tournament. L.llllll1teS.Wfhlle Coach Don WW In tihe lower bracket are Highla 'barges were making only six, aiand pomhonmsf Lg,-inggwn gnd in lille P0'lll1t difference Wmfamiwinner of the tournament. zarlvle Iwi to site Naslwille- 8' 'roms competing in the district ii oint victory. . Coffeen, Panama, Witt Worden, S4 It was tfhart close after thegento and Bellmont. . Paul game in t QTSKRSK IRTIS GLQOSC I eating Tai-lyle had two consola- n in a'bso11bing mty Conference at the ids of Odin at ' ines- 'f evening, 51' ond m beat Or the it team con oting with therwiise th htness for o watched t half-time ts in the l. din's veterar first period 11 to They forged al and built it igainsi of of these yi for 31 of the through and Sm vil- 0din's ati points 0 Gall! Kftel' Here Last Friday Night W0 FROM CHS 'The CHS dwllped Wm' out of the undefeated class in thei ard's from Ashley. On the other hand, Carlyle's UB lteamwon the first of their three starts as Chambers ac conference after Coach Don Woodslghti the varsity getting a 44 to charges had won their openei .. ing after the B squad had f 'ference in the 'main go cminted, was ride, the Kaskaslcians dir TAISLD l lxasrrasmans uowr ippers Friday 59 to 45 ing sprees in the first a ters gave the Carlyle K . 59 to 45 victory over t E St. lMalry's at the C1 Friday n-ight with the Pe, ce games to Marissa ten 40 to 51. A bad first quarter was . A points- in the 46 to -l'l'hl W Ig eye tm. th, mme team. game. Shepard of' Ca. Larry Essington hey, were sim tr, first 'frame Carlyle oiutscrz Essington eight, G d ,when the sec -ppers 14 to 7 and in it Leitsch three each, Ne Uor 'rame they had 19 poin one. This game started half time it was 13 to 1-1 in rter was and and scorer' nal ' slowly favor. 'llhe third qua thing else. Chamlbezfs started their splurge .made 17 points. Odin hit another 11 inthe fi 'Carlyle gained 16. I Breese will oppose the C' 1 - 9 21 QVBD llliferengie 'ln the scoring. . but ' re were the Peppers' 11. The oth ters were even, but that wr game. field the teams of Coal and Coach Bud Donn matched 21 field goals and St. Marg the foul line, however, t' squad had I7 Onedwlnfj tenjupts and Donnewa1d's ch- ir 3 quartexis. om in the CHS side gated youth named 'vp 11 field goals and fr 26 of Mafrisfsia' 5.50 ood help from anotfk af who'had 16. Four itributed their oth' the pretty well tl Kyle scoring was Menard Nehrf had 15 to Eight ' ' ld! 'th Sanders and I , ...M .. dt.. Carlyle Hits rofwqfd .gms than he ,scott the ' . ar The wh01e.' was cold thk P0lntS ln U land Takes the i-unnerufps were Sonny Hi except f Q fgul ,linen V4 , 0 Q , 0 mp Wkl?,l1 and Farrell W'it'h I. Odin A ' X A ' xrmiqrles lr From Carlyle Junior Guthrie was hi X Doug Johnson Elyle Kaskaskians' 'YQ 16' Sanders had 15' Siever L WV! ee- Guard 'Ha - 1 1 . 7 Nefttles 10. 5 y and again Tues , ., . I - ,h. 4f- Sgr,-U-ers -F-score. -upset victories over .nd spoiled the season opener Gefhf12lrZ1231fe iss? prams Ankle 1 7 ' N 1 -' 1 'Car yles Kaelmslfians not onli Greenville for their best of the Waning 'Dhe victory over Odin Lu-ob' giame win streak the Mario a fourth qua on top Olll' WSS Green 1950 out of the 'llri-County Conferl tournament at Ashley last nigli an upset by Okawwville but als! their heighth for an indeterminati when Bill Sanders sprained The score was 67 to 62. Don Woodard s . Q-ers erase quarter. point in 'th' The nee ll-ill the fourth quai was tied at' 23' Floyd Chambers Guard 12, nine of iihem by Junior chose 18 points captured s in the contest. was an unusual game a zone in the first quartei The loss was a heart breaker fo supporters who had watche 1 v na , sam W' ' nd wort p r r . H :had 24, J. Guthrie 17, had a 362 to 28 lead W1 .squad had comwpiled agains The Coach. Don Woodardfisqi itlhe victory look easy with a nra-ngin, as Bill Sanders, rie and Bowb Nettlesr collaborated 51 points. The final score was hi I It was Carlyle all the way, Qdi-ans jumped into a 17 to 1985? first quarter, watched it at-:rv four points, 30 to 26 aft th 'then spurted during the al 1' epile up the 1I5 ,point mari . Siever 8, D. G-urthrie flour 1 one. .g Hawley was high for Or and Gholson and Gilbert and nine respectively. l Ilt took two overthnes, t 'gf one a szudden death affair, llyle to win the preliminary The fourth quarter ended knotted' at' 429. The ended at 51 all and goal in the second ova the contest after Sani a free throw. Young for Carlyle with' less than Odinfs Goode e Greenville game was surprise, as the Bon had beaten Vandaliia over'Cent1-alia. IV n easy game, started his i nd Kaskaskirans and the rlyle lead in the first '0h'ifS' wasn't practical. At L sc lx anti 3. 5 Ga and early in the fourth quar Carlyle had a 22 point lead Th of time it was 26 to 18 in favor o yle .high school's Kaskaslriatls .may evening, 44 not too many initial contest of Coach cagers. Missing the height suppiic year's J ahh Barter and Bill the medium sized a good account of a ball .game up to the last The-quarter scores, 11 to 9 in Highland, 19 to 1'7 in favor and 32-all at the end of testified as to the nature In the last quarter, the Carlyle 12 to 9 ball zwme-A . .fin1...A..-,af needed lay GI-LS to take a ld lead. Sanders paced the 19 po' ll to 41, but there uamter with six. . im-.+ Hhs nmlimina ins First me ln Regional Monday N stubborn Mulberry Grove basl wonra ga prising ba skushians :eenville tc .nit Coach I th-at pu moving up W , his S, being overs Paul Lertsch . the I YES!!! tied The Forward l 'honors wi -- D' Glltliflf uarter : only ei points, 215 third pei Beat however, the bn . lor school the sect And Odln, tringers their r . . vith :the last qu Straight Wins. - , , ., Greenville heating Kgakaskmns edged,0'f'al'rw1 of Hig. that pai six points Tuesday evening, 63lCarly1e and the 0 for their fourth straight victory lgame in the gm SCS: tournament play begins- atiyf the mums ' team 1, Winner of 1 s expec Delmar YOUHQ .c'lm't0 win the c which Center i 1 mf, ome club desi W, -..k ke defeat w we 11'rTda'i night, the Kas as ia-ns, Aeaten theirconference season with at over Okawville 'and the B. team ighland, who with Witt, were c , Th , l'dered the strongest team-s of turned ig alvfctorygcori W3 VT? wer bracket. Witt had been un ggave arye a T ,' lb ted wh th e d B' l' victdfies and 1-2 defeats ms seasonfliizir ininjiq gavniie i'Ii1:sdayoiiigrliii1' wi iegght con-ference victories andl In the Mulberry Grove cont. six confferenrce losses These figures i mr Guthme was mah scorer w lllllllll FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Woodard, Coachg Monroe Young, David Guthrie, Floyd Chambers Kenneth Fauke W11son Fauke, Bill Siever, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Junior Guthrie, Richard Koehler Don Cos grove Ronald Thouvenin, Bob Nettles, Philip Kahlert, Warren Dempsey. Eugene Koehler and Charles Hoffman were not present when this picture was taken, Consistent point winners during the season were Wilson Fauker, Bill Seiver, Bob Nettles, Charles Hoffman, Ronald Thovenin, Don Cos- grove, Junior Guthrie, Richard Koehler, David Guthrie, and Philip Kahlert. Several new records were established by the l950 track team. Charles Hoffman made a new conference record in shot put by putting the shot 46ft. 7lf2 ins. Bob Nettles set a new school record in high hurdles, 16.2 seconds. R E C O R D Carlyle won the first meet with O'Fallon, but placed second in the meets with Nashville, Sandoval, Lebanon , and Greenville. ln the Freshman-Sophomore meet at Nashville, Carlyle placed fifth in afield of eight schools. At the Tri County meet at Sandoval, Carlyle placed second among a five school entry. ln the Freshman-Sophomore meet at Dupo, we placed fourth in a field of twelve schools. STANDING ON FLOOR: Tommy Lietsch, Mabel Sue Johnson, Joan Thompson, Don Cosgrove, Mr, Fee, Janice Berry, Beverley Wurm, Kay Delahunt, Barbara Gill, Winifred Gurley, ON TRAMPOLINE: Carroll Schmitt, Lois Harriss. lilllll TEHHI We had a talented gym team under the able leadership of Mr. Fee. They put on good performances at the Hoo Doo and several home basketball games. The team performed both acrobatic and trampoline stunts. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Dela- hunt, Don Cosgrove, Scotty Mills, Mr, Fee, Lois Harriss, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Gill, Mabel Sue Johnson, Tommy Litch, Joan Thompson, Winifred Gurley. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Delahunt, Imogene Fauke, Joan Thompson, Sybil Andrews Joyce Kleber, Lois Harriss, SECOND ROW: Joan Rigg, Jane Pigg, Joan Lippert, Millicent Bruner Harriet Palm Naomi Koehler, Velvie Kinney, Edna Wernsman, Betty Hanke, Joan Williamson Warren Dempsey Bobby Iones, Lester Davenport, Lloyd Boatright, Donald Hanke, Monroe White, Lyman Wade THIRD ROW W1n1 fred Gurley, Sharon West, Eunice Redeker, Marilyn Vogel, Dorothy Kleiboker, Luretta Falbe Carol Eikoff Gracie Lederbrand, LaDonna Koehler, Margaret Shepherd, Mildred Taylor, Slurley Grayling Myrna Berry Jackie Turner,.Warren Jensen, Charles Wernsman, Scotty Mills. FOURTH ROW Patsy Turner Norma Simonton, Alex Johnson, Raymond Nettles, Clarence Meyer, Bobby King, Harlan Haake Gilbert Brink William Palm, Wayne Beckemeyer, Russel Church, Darrell Boatright, Floyd Chambers Earl Kinder Darrell Davenport, Bobby Dixon, James Tischhauser, Roy Sohn, Don Schulte, Fred Rutz FIFTH ROW Shirley Foster, Barbara Davenport, PatryGil1ett, Berry Roeckman, Millie Siddell, Betty Mahlandt Norma Rernkens meyer, Dorothy Wiedle, Lois Friechesmeyer, Audrey Miller, Alice Lee, Mary Lou Lockridge Sally Huene, Nina Haake, Audrey Tyberendt, Gerita Higgins, Joan Broeckling, Nancy Smith Ruth Ann Crowell Doris Higgins. SIXTH ROW: David Guthrie, Bob Nettles, Junior Guthrie, Bill Seiver Menard Nehrt PEP CLUB HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS A large percentage of the PepClub, which con- Our cheerleaders should be highly commended sists of 86 members, has attended most of the games FOI' the fine iob they have done throughout the sea throughout the season. These students have ghown son. Besides leading the yells man excellent fash fine school spirit by backing the cheerleaders and ion, the Indian Maidens have helped to keep the the team. morale of the boys high at all times FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Harriss, Kay Delahunt. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Thomp son, Joyce Kleber, Sybil Andres, Imogene Fauke. lillllllf SlIHlllll BHSllElBHll FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Taylor, Fred Koehler, Duane Zachary, Johnny Johnson. SEC- OND ROW: Gene Thompson, Marshal Lippert, Donnel Mitchel, David Hahn, Don Wells, and Paul Stor- ment. THIRD ROW: Roger Thouvenin, Jimmie Means, Lloyd Anderson, Ralph Sohn, Ned Crocker, David Wade, Charles Rutz. Carlyle vs. Keyesport Carlyle vs. Breese-Beckeymeyer Carlyle Vs. Patoka Carlyle vs. Okawville Carlyle vs. St. Marys of Cenfralia Carlyle vs. Keyesporf Carlyle vs. Hoyleton Carlyle vs. Patolca Carlyle vs. Nashville A TEAM RECORD l950-51 OF CARLYLE GRADE SCHOOL Won ll and losf 7 30-21 28-20 l7-38 27-25 37-19 34-28 32-20 39-47 29-5l Carlyle Nashville 25- Carlyle Trenton 23- Carlyle Breese-Beckeymeyer 28- Carlyle Sr. Marys 21- TOURNAMENT Carlyle Sandoval 43- Carlyle Freshmen l7- Carlyle Trenton 29- Carlyle Hoyleton 33- GRADE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS fleft to rightl Barbara Gill Melva Vogel, Dixie Ianett and Shirley Jones, Annins 75 WSF S A144045 ,Mx A SA .2 iw: ff 3 -.w........a,. K ...bb Q if X , w,T'?:.wi1 .,:,f-Q... - ,E-EQ ! YXAY.. Q :,, ,, ., . by-AQ. ff NSW, ,W ef. 5- . f 15556 Yisfifafwfi aim Q wwf' ww ,giW,il5Tff,f W Q , AM 36 iff' ' V ,M if '5 f'V4a4A-wff.+W Y' .W-mmwwnwwx aff wwf: nwwm ' L. QWYSRQLQ' . , , , 1. f S fiifg, - 1: 2 . 1, 'E' LMA W i - rfwwm.. mmwm. 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The impression Babs makes on Tom when he first sees her is about as unnoticeable as two planets crash i ng in mid-air. Then iust as something beautiful starts to develop between Tom and Babs, in comes Tom 's father with a girl from home. Tom's fathe r thinks the girl from home is just the girl for Tom. Babs is put on the spot when the girl she changed places with returns. The mix- up grows, and poor Tom wishes he could just evap- PLHU nuwmamiiimi orate out of it all. But the audience is glad he can't because Girl-Shy makes one of the best comedies you could ever hope to see. We cannot leave out the humorwhich is added by Asma fNay- deanj , the C h cr u ffe u r iMonroeD , Caroline Uoan Behrensl , Anthony Arsdale iWarrenD , Sylvia Webster Chlormal , Dean Marlow KAlexl , P e a c he s Carter fMillicentJ , Birdie Laverne iLil liej, Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd fTheodorel, and Chuck Mayo iWayneD . 51 You threw me into the arms of this mon ster! This kidnopper! This murderer! Peaches, you're Q brick! Hey, where did you get that tie? llIHU'S UIHU UF'5I JOAN BEHRENS Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,23 A Cappella Choir Ig Sextet l,3,4g Octet 3, Latin Club I,2,3,4g Dra- matics Club 4, Art Typing Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Kas- kaskian Staff 3,4, Senior Play 4, DARRELL BOATRIGHT Track Ig Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Latin Club 2, 3,4, Art Typing Club 3,4, Kaskaskian Staff 4, WAYNE BOEKER Track 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, MILLICENT BRUNER Pep Club 2,3,4g Band I,2, 3,4, Varsity Band 4, Pep Band I,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus I,2g A Cappella Ig Sextet 1,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3, Dramatics Club 4, Art Typing Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4g Junior and Senior Plays, Drum Majorette I. 2. 3. 4. ROBERT BUCHELE F.F. A, r,z,3,4. KENNETH CONRAD F.F. A. 1, 2, 3. DON COSGROVE Baseball 3, 4, Track 2, 3,4, Gym Team 3,4, Student Coun- cil 4, F.F.A, Ig Latin Club 2,3,45 Drarnatics Club 4, Annual Staff 4, IMOGENE FAUKE Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3,4, Pep Band 1,2, 3, F,H, A, 1,2,3,4, Art Typing 3, Camera Club 4. KENNETH FAUKE Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball Ig Track 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 4, Annual Staff 3, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Student Council 3, 4. JUNIOR GU-THRIE Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Camera Club 4, Kaskaskian 3,4, LEROY HAKE Band I,2g Dramatics Club 1, 2, Class Officer 2. WARREN JENSEN Baseball 4, Pep Club 3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Stamp 84 Autograph Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Plays 3,4, ALEX JOHNSON Baseball 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3, Pep Club 4, Band I,2, 3 4, Pep Band x,2,3,4, A Cappella Ig Latin Club I,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Class Officer 4, Annual staff 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3,4: Senior Play. SUE JOHNSON Gym Team 3,4, Pep Club 2, Band I,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,23 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Typing 3, An- nual staff 4, Junior Class Play. PHILIP KAHLERT Baseball 4, Track 2,3, 4, Band l,2, 3,4, Varsity Band 3,4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Ig Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 4, Class Officer 1,45 Annual Staff 3,4, Senior Play, NAYDEAN KILLION F,H,A, 1, 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 4, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Senior Play 4. LILLIE MAE KING Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band I,2,3,4:Gl.I'1S'Cl'l0IIlS I,2g ACap- 5 P61121 2. Sexrer 1.5.4. Offer 1.2: F.H. A. 1,2, Latin Club 2, 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Typing 3, Class Officer 1.4: Annual Staff 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays. VELVIE KINNEY PSP Club 4: F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Art Typing 3, Kaskaskian 4, NAOMI KOEHLER Pep Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus l,2, Sextet 1,3,4, Latin Club 1,2,3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Typing Club 3, Class Officer 1,2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Kaskaskian 3, ROSELLA KRAMER MANN Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, F,l-l,A, l,2,3,4,Camera Club 4, Class Officer r,4, Annual Staff a,4, Kaskaskian Staff 3,4, MARILYN LIPPERT Pep Club l,2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Varsity Band 3,4, Pep Band I,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 3, Sextet 3,4, F,H.A. I, Latin Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Art Typing 3, 4, Annual Staff 3,4. BETTY MAHLANDT Pep Club 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus I, F.H,A, I,2,3,4, Art Typing 3,4, Kaskaskian 4. SCOTTY MILLS Gym Team 3, Pep Club 3, F.F.A. 3,4, Art Typing 4, An- nual Staff 4, RAYMOND NETTLES F,F,A. 1,2,3,4. BILL PACHURA Track r, 2, F,F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4. DONNA RING Pep Club 2, Girls' Chorus 2, F.H.A, I,2,3, Dramatics Club 4, Art Typing 3, 54 BETTY ROCKEMAN PepClub 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Typing 3. BILL SANDERS Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Science Club 4, Class Officer z,3, Annual Staff 4. ' CARROLL SCHMITT Track I:Gy1'D Team 3: F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Art Typing 4. MOLLIE SIDDELL Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I,2,3,4, Art Typing 3,4, Kas- kaskian 4. NORMA SIMONTON Pep Club 4, Girls' Chorus 4, F.H, A. I,2, 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Art Typing 3, Senior Class Play, MARIORIE SOHN Girls' Chorus 2,4, F.H,A. 1,2,3,4, Art Typing 3,4, Camera Club 4, Class Officer 3, Annual Staff 3,4, Kas- kaskian Staff 3,4, Assistant Director of Senior Play. JOAN THOMPSON Gym Team 3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Girls' Chorus 2, F. H. A, 1,25 Latin Club 2,3, Dramatics -Club 4, Art Typing 3, Annual Staff 4, Junior and Senior Plays. LYMAN WADE Baseball 4, Track 1,2, F.F.A. I,2,3,4: Camera Club 4. THEODORE WESSEL Band l,2,3,4, Pep Band l,2, 3, A Cappella 1, Latin Club i,2,3,4, Art Typing 3,4, Kaskaskian Staff 4, Junior and Senior Plays. MONROE YOUNG Baseball 3, Basketball 2, Track 1,2,3.4: PGP Club 2: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Art Typing 4, Kaskaskian 4, Class Play 4. 1 4 7 1 3 1 6 20 27 30 10 14 18 22 23-24 13 19 19-22 21 27-30 2 11 18-19 20 SllH0lll lllllilllllili S E P T E M B E R School Opens for another year Labor Day--First holiday for the year O C T O B E R Baseball Tournament at Centralia--We won First six weeks ended today Magazine party Teachers' Institute--No School HooDoo--Naomi Koehler crowned Queen Band played at Pinckneyville N O V E M B E R Girl Shy Senior Class play First basketball game at Highland Band plays at Nashville .Festival Second six weeks ended today Thanksgiving vacation D E C E M B E R Band Party Christmas Program given by the high school Tri-County Conference Basketball Tourna- ment at Ashley Christmas Vacation started today O 'Fal lon Christmas Tournament J A N U A R Y School Resumes F .F.A. sponsors Donkey Basketball game Semester Examinations Band Festival at Carlyle 25 Student Council All-School Party F E B R U A RY 9 Teachers' Institute at Breese--No School 12 Lincoln's Birthday--No school 16 The Hallelujah Quartetgives lyceum program 23 Roman Dinner 26 to March 2-- Regional Tournament at Green- ville M ARC H 2 Fourth Six Weeks ended today 5 DeW i l lo Concert artists gave us a lyceum program 5-6-7 Freshman-Sophomore Basketball Tournament 30 Freshman Party 21 District Music Contest A P Rl L 5 Junior Play-- Here Comes the Prince 10 Greenville Band here , 13 Fifth Six Weeks ended today 28 Junior Senior Banquet and Prom MAY 24-25 Semester Examinations for Seniors 27 Baccalaureate 28-29 Semester examinations for Underclassmen 31 Commencement WHKXXNXSS WW: GT Naomi Koehier Soan Behrens Aiex Sohnson, FTRST ROW, LEFT TO RXGHT: Eunice Redeher, Barbara Bliior, Soy 1 i, , . SOYCC Heber. Sybii Andres, Margaret Shepherd. SECOND ROW: Miss Beary, sponsor, Mary Turner, Vonnie Knntz, Sane Pigg, Soan Pigg, Winiired Gnriey, Miidred Tayior, Myrna Berry , Gerira Higgins, and Ioan Broeckiing. THXRD ROW: Rurh Ann Croweii, Donna Faye Roper, Osseree Mircheii, Armiiia Randahs, Berry Rockemann, Norma Simonwn, Agnus Michaei, Biiiy Linron, Mariiyn Lipperr, and Miiiioenr Bruner, FOURTH ROW: Phiiip Kahierr, Dororhy Camp, So Ann Lipperr, Fioyd Chambers, Kay Deiahunr, Lois Harriss, loan Wiliiamson, Donna Se an Ring, loan Thompson, Sue Sohnson, Liiiie Mae King, Lois Henri., and Don Schroeder. BACK ROW: Carroi Schmirz, Rani Kleine, Dongias lohnson, Homer Gurhrie , Menard Nehrr, Bobby Nemes, Warren Sensen, Don Cosgrove, lack Brewer, Bad Kinder, Larry Bssingron, Monroe White, and W ayne Boeker. P - Ou vfehdenf, R OFFICERS Ice pr , ' . . ARE eSld . Sec ehf . J fefal-Y ' ' Oqn Beh Treqs . . . Noom, rens urer , I Koehl Prqgra - , ' Joyc er rn v 6 Kiev ffnqn - Alex J er . rarnqt. - , ' J Ohnson EIO encourc elCSClUb is G Oy Gin . 'CS- wel, 9 Youfh fo .neworga . IQ Uve en 9 mldf' 56 sfn ll rnerT1be I Y und Ionwh ' Look rsf Perf' - Ose ' ouf ull gf - 'Cl . Ulm , Ho.. v-m . Pafe .n d yW0od h I Vlgor fdrn- I 0 d I ere W D ent e come. u hus' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilson Fisher, James Tischhauser, Russell Church, Scotty Mills, John Gray, Mr. Gill QTeacherJ SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Beckemeyer, Luther Redeker, Jim- mie Hintz, Roy Sohn, Charles Edward Potts, Carroll Schmitt, David Guthrie, Bill Meyer, Gaylord Quick, Donald I-lanke, Edward Sprehe, Jimmie Cranford. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyman Wade, Robert Buchele, Glen Koelmel, Raymond Nettles, Bill Pachura, David Laws, Laverne Lilly, Johnny Siddell, Donald Sanders, Charles Wernsman, Bob Wilken. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Quick, Darrell Quick, Kenneth Conrad, Melvin Brink, Monroe Young, Gerald Camp, Paul Leitsch, James Nor- dike, Lester Hart, Carlos Hammond, Junior Guthrie, Ralph Long. The FFA chapterhad i6 new members this year to bring the total member- ship up to 39. Activities for the year included sponsoring a donkey basketball game, pest control contest, a parents and son pot luck supper for the Green Hand initiation, and addition to the hog chain started last year, sponsoring the softball team which won the championship of the summer league, two radio programs over WCNT and several others. Two of our members, Don Gambill and Bill Pachura, were awarded State Farmer degrees at the last state convention and Don also won the District 5 Rural Electrification award plague for his work during the previous year. its-..,t.., FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Thouvenin Dorothy Michael Marjorie Sohn Bett Hank , . . Y e- Marcella Maihaum. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Ruffini fsponsorj, Shirley Brown, Gracie Lederbrancl, La Don- na Koehler, Jo Ann Williamson, Margaret Shepherd, Jackie Turner, Joan Brockling, Geritta Higgins, Alice Lee, Doris Higgins. THIRD ROW: Molly Siddel, Barbara Elliott, Rosella Kramer Mann, Imogene Fauke, Velvie Kinney, Osseree Mitchell, Lois Freidricksmeyer, Norma Rhienksmeyer, Dorothy Weiclle, Charlene Elliott B ' , etty Roeckeman, Norma Simonton, Betty Mahlandt, Barbara Starr, Ruth Ann Crow- ell, The officers of the Sidclell, vice-president, Dorothy Micheal, secretary, Norma Thouvenin, treasurer, and Marcella Maibaum, reporter. FHAare Marjorie Sohn, president, Molly The Carl le Cha t fF y p ero HA was a busy organization this year a social meeting once a month with 36 active members . We have and abusiness meeting every third activity period. Activities of th. . . . . . IS year Include the freshman Initiation ancl initiation party, bake sale, FFA ancl FHA dance and attendance to the Spring Rally. CHWECH ClUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Schroder, 'Warren Dempsy, Audry Miller, Mary Swafford, Mary Lit- tell, Franchon Bennett, Mary Littell, Shirley Wilkerson, Ioan Long, Carroll Schmitt, Leslie Joe Enloe. SECOND ROW: Fredrich Stilt, Paul Leicht, Imogene Fauke, Rosella Kramer Mann, Marjorie Sohn, Edna Quick, Bill Pachura, Wayne Beckemeyer, James Tishausser, Mr. Gill fSponsor7, THIRD ROW: Gaylord Quick, Edward Sphere, Paul Norris, Loyde Boatright, Kenneth Fauke, Homer Guthrie, Bob Nettles, Bill Sievers, Lyman Wade. The Science Club was organized this year as a new club with Mr. Fee and Mr. Wilson serving as sponsors. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in science and to acquaint studentswith re- cent scientific inventions and developments. The Camera Club was a new organization this past year. The members were interested in learning more aboutphotography and devoted most of their club meetings to programs which would help them obtain better pictures. lt is the hope of the club to eventually have dark room facilities at school for their use and possibly the purchase of a press type camera for use around school . ' The Science Club officers are, Harlan Haake, President, Richard Moats, Vice President, Tommy Quick, Sec- retary and Treasurer. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harlan Haake, Lester Davenport, Leota Berry, Vonnie Koontz, Sally l-luene, Lois Sprehe, George Malone, Edward Sprehe, Nelson Wuebbles, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO R-IGHT: Gilbert Brink, Estel Donnell, Lester Maibaum, Wayland Johnson, Marvin Wade, Wayne Walther, Bobby King, Donald Schulte, Ronnie Ritchie, Dean Apple. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Rutz, Den- nis Sprehe, Richard Moates, Paul Norris, Roger Jensen, Philip Ott, Bobby Dixion, Jim Kiffmeyer, Mr. Wilson. SCIENCE ClUB STUDENT CUUHCII FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Warren Dempsy, Alex Johnson, Bob Nettles, Agnes Michael, SECOND ROW: Mr. Deaton, Mary Lou Lockridge, Harriet Palm, Joyce Kleber, Dean Apple, Floyd Chambers, Kenneth Fauke. THIRD ROW: Mr. Fee, Mr. Harriss, Don Cosgrove. The officers of the Student Council are presi- dent Alex Johnson, vice president Bob Nettles, sec- retary Warren Dempsy, and reporter Agnes Mic- hael . The Student Council sponsored a magazine drive, the money made was used to buy a new scoreboard for the gymnasium. Several all school parties sponsored by the Stu- dent Council took place in the gym. A Freshman Initiation was sponsored by the Stu- dent Council. The officers ofthe Latin Club are Don Cosgrove, presiclent,Wayne Beoker, vice-president, Naomi Koehler, secretary, Bill Sanders, treasurer, and Paul Kleine, reporter . The Latin Club has been a success this year . We celebrated our Saturnal ia the week before Christmas vacation since this was the Roman Christmas . The Roman dinner was given on February 23rd and proved to be a great success. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Maddux fsponsorj, Joan Behrens, Lillie Mae King, Io Ann Lippert, Mary Turner, Joy Gili, Agnes Michael, Eunice Redeker, Armilla Randalls, SECOND ROW: Philip Ott, George Malone, Sue Johnson, Lois I-larriss, Barbara Davenport, Dorothy Camp, Wanda Cooley, Donna Roper. THIRD ROW: Philip Kahlert, Charles Spindler, Bobby Jones, Lloyd Boatright, Lester Davenport, Harlan Hake, Douglas Johnson, Warren Dempsey, Warren Jensen, Theodor Wessel, FOURTH ROW: Joe Enloe, Melburn Jannett, Darrell Davenport, Alex Johnson, Roger Jensen, Wayne Walther, Fred Dorries, .Don Schroeder, Monroe White, lHllH CLUB 60 HHTUPIHG CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gracie Lederbrand, Patty Gillett, Luretta Falbe, Leoma Ritchey. SECOND ROW: Ossere Mitchell, Sybil Andres, Barbara Elliott, Dorothy Michael, Marilyn Vogel, Marcella Maibaum, Mary Swofford, Marjorie Sohn, Betty Mahlandt, Mollie Siddell, Miss Dieckmann, QSponsory, Millicent Bru- ner, Marilyn Lippert, Monroe Young. THIRD ROW: David Hartman, Carroll Schmitt, Fred Dorries, Theodor Wessel, LeRoy Eruend, William Palm, Scotty Mills. Members whose pictures do not appear, Darrell Daven- port, Darrell Boatright, Barbara Travis. There are many who don't knowthat the type- writer is used as a medium for drawing, painting and sketching--that it is the instrumentwhereby o new type of GRAPHIC ART has taken popular hold on typists. Highlights for the year were the two exhibi- tions for Artyping Pictures and radio programs over WCNT. The club has membership of 27, and the sponsor is Miss Dieckmann. The Kaskaskian! What is it? Why it's the monthly paper published by the Community Unit One. It has been the endeavor of the sponsors and staff to acquaint the patrons, friends and students of District No. l, through its columns, with the activities and ideals of our schools. We hope we have not foiled you . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Elam, Joy Gili, Marjorie Sohn, Miss Dieckmann, SECOND ROW: Donna Roper, Charlene Elliott, Kay Delahunt, Marcella Maibaum, Rosella Kramer Mann, Betty Mah- landt, Mollie Sidclell, Velvie Kinney, Lillie King. THIRD ROW: Wayne Beckemeyer, Paul Kleine, Kenneth Fauke, Junior Guthrie, Bob Nettles, Menard Nehrt, Gene Harter, Leslie Joe Enloe, RussellChurch, Earl Kinder, Ted Wessel, lHE HHSHHSHIHH STHFF FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Cosgrove, Lillie Mae King, Philip Kahlert, and Alex Johnson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Young treachery, Joan Behrens, Millicent Bruner, Marjorie Sohn, Rosella Kramer, Kay Dela- hunt, Marilyn Lippert, Naomi Koehler, Joan Thompson, and Sue Johnson. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Kin- der, Bill Sanders, Scotty Mills, Kenneth Fauke, Junior Gutherie, Bill Siever, Douglas Johnson, Warren Jensen, Mon- roe White, Paul Kleine, and Philip Ott. We, the Annual Staff of '50-5l have endeavored to bring to you a bigger and better annual than ever before putout by Carlyle High School. We have been given the honor to putout the Golden Anniversary edition of our school, and hope you enioy it as much as we have enioyed making it for you. We would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you who have made this edition possible. Special thanks to the Secre- tarial Practice Class, the students, the faculty, and our advertisers. May this book always bring back nothing but the happiest of mem- orres. THE ANNUAL STAFF HHHUHL Silltt Editors . . . ..... . . . Lillie Mae King, Philip Kahlert Assistant Editor . ...... Monroe White Business Managers . Don Cosgrove, Alex Johnson, Assistant .... . Douglas Johnson, Earl Kinder, . . . . . . . . . . . Scotty Mills, Warren Jensen Typists ..... Joan Behrens, Millicent Bruner, Joan Thompson Senior Representative ........... Mariorie Sohn Junior Representative . - Bill Sievers Sophomore Representative . . Kay Deldhunt Freshman Representative . . . . . Philip Ott Faculty ..... ............ N aomi Koehler Activities . . Marilyn Lippert, Rosella Kramer Mann, Sue Johnson Athletics . ........ Ken Fauke, Junior Gutherie Art . . . ., . . . Bill Sanders Snapshots . . Everybody Mrs. Opcl Nczve UNIT ART INSTRUCTOR William Smack Harvey Vollertsen UNIT VOCAL INSTRUCTOR JUNIOR BAND AND UNIT BAND COMMUNITY UNIT DISTRICT 1 ---L W. O. SIMMONS, SUPERINTENDENT ------- CARLYLE, ILLINOIS A Unit Art Closs 63 Miss Leona Bruemmer Mrs. Laura Jgckgon CHHLULE V HHHDE r TEHGHERS E Miss Bessie Wilcox Mrs. Sue Schroeder THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Florence Wuebbies Miss Gertrude Huey FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE FIRST GHHDE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Piro, Wilson Young, Sonny Blaisdell, Ronnald Foster, David Brandt, Bernard Lowe, Kenneth Parks, Jerry Huene, Gene Marshall, John Holt, Ronald Young. SEC- OND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Camilla DuComb, Paulletta Johnson, Judith Turner, Mary Sue Shep- pel, Marvin I-lays, Jimmy Kerwin, Linda Kerwin, Carol Johnson, Dolores Moss, Betty Johnson, Jo Ann Hustedde, Gene McGuffin. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Berry, Gloria Haake, Mary Ay- cock, Thomas Kurtz, James Nehrt, Lee Hempen, Bill Thorns, Caro1Melton, Carolyn Rainey. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Thies, Norman Anderson, Wanita Koehler, Leroy Boatright, Charles Anderson, Elvin Essington, Phyllis Taylor, Irene Berry, Bertha Taylor, Dennis Thorman, Bill Potts, Linda Seward, Teacher, Miss Bruemmer. r FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmie Marshall, Lawrence Kleiboeker, Franklin Smith, Billy Berry, Ray Higgins, Donald Young, Kenneth Burdin, SECOND ROW: Wayne Baldridge, Judy Washburn, Phyllis Kennett, Barbarba Hempen, Sharon Solis, Shirley Ross, Sandra Falbe, Lillian Moss, Agnes Ross. THIRD ROW: Adele Ritchey, Sylvia Schweickhart, Kathryn Nave, Pauline Anderson, Barbara Mahlandt, Marilyn Rainey, Pen- elope Schlott, Danny Oeschner, George Berry, Mrs. Jackson fTeacherJ . FOURTH ROW: Roseleen Cooley, Carolyn Keenan, Dixie Dixon, Phyllis Eillers, Dolores Berry, Joe Beer, Billy Beckemeyer, Jerome Schep- pel, Steven Pachura. stcnnn Giant W V r FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Camp, Nelda Charlton,Marian Edel, Sharon Pierce, Janice Damaman, Mickey Biggs, Jaunita Falbe, David Parks, Don Wurm, Johnny Goldsmith, SECOND ROW: Mary Rainey, Kathleen Berry, Carolyn Koehler, Paul Thorns, Lester Berry, Earl Griffin, Dallas De- batin, Douglas Van Dorn, David Ports, Bessie Wilcox. THIRD ROW: Darlene Thorman, Carol Ken- nett, Joyce Washburn, Milton Killion, Carl Anderson, Earl Tyberendt, Allen Holt, David Aycock, Stanley Sprehe, Jackie Taylor, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Gormann, David Lee Jackson, Robert Roane, Kenneth Waeltz, Ray Taylor, Donald Turner, Robert l-lustedde, Jean Klauber. SECOND ROW: Mary Scott, Carolyn Dippel, Mildred Brandhorst, Janis Pollman, Mary Ellen Roper, Ruth Alice Kagy, Amy Lou Wilkinson, Carolyn Isaak, Sandra King, Carolyn Means. THIRD ROW: Kay Mahlandt, Bonnie Donnell, Mildred Beckemeyer, Billy Burnett, Jerry Berry, Par Jarvis, Mary Kurtz, Billy Ross. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Redel, Verdell Lkeiboeker, Merrill Kohnson, Bob Sooy, George Potts, Gene Lowe, Charles Biggs, Billy Leith, Virgil Isaak, Sue Schroeder, Teacher. GRHDE FOUR GRHDE FIVE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Higins, Milton Hays, Herman Young, William Simonton, Don Will, Warren Parson, George Kunkel, Doyle Parks. SECOND ROW: Gloria Nave, Sharon Gold- smith, Barbara Cook, Dorothy Charlton, Marilyn Randant, Margaret Tucker, Mary Warnecke, Sara Jo Smith, Geraldine Krieger, Helen Orndorff, Vivian Moss. THIRD ROW: Barbara Killion, Carolyn Sue Kaiser, Elinor Simmons, Mary Means, Bonnie Moats, Judy Leitch, Gerold Johnson, Vernon Nave, Eugene Mowery, Mrs. Wuebbles treachery. FOURTH ROW: Betty Koehler, Judy Rainey, Reva Kleber, Bobby Dippel, Roger Thouvenin, Kenneth Schlort, Ronnie Davis, Lonnie Bray. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Burdin, Michael Edel, William Johnson, William Smith, William Orrell, Charles, Foster, Richard Berry, and William Dannaman. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Brandhorst, Ruth Ann Tight, Shirley Turner, Alberta Ross, Claudia Pollmann, Joyce Sprehe, Shirley Berry, Carolyn Gill, Mildred Griffin, Betty Perersen, Violet Higgins, and Carol Beavers. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucille Kleiboeker, Sharon Prasuhn, Sarah Hays, Elaine Hartmann, Geraldine Johnson, Freda Stover, Willene Kiffmeyer, Marian Davenport, Lucille Schweickhart, Velma Kleber. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacquelin Mitchell, Lottie Berry, Carolyn Killion, Earl Parks, William Parker, Charles Brewer, Joseph Moss, Edward Donaldson, James Mahlandt, Donald Berry, and Paul Johnson, Gertrude Huey, Teacher. ABSENT: Eldine White. Grant sux RU is CE? - Knox O PN XUSON ' Q0 Uno 5,61 aG' 0565 Huey School Building HUEU UPPER GBHDES FIRST ROW, LEFT 'TO RIGHT: Edith Richey, Marilyn Stein, Linda Jackson, Annette DeWitt, Judy Merten, Ada Mae Yardley. SECOND ROW: Annabelle Aidag, Barbara Short, Evelyn Koch, Carl Wiedle, Ronald Snider, Paul Muench, Dale Yardley. THIRD ROW: Bobby Biumenkarnp, Richard McKinney B111 Ballah, Irma Roethe, Virgin- ia Howard, Owen Shackiee, Mr, Davidsonj MRS GfaoieHATT'E 312 KAH ' ,3 I Gnd Huey Lunch Room HUEU LUUIEH GHHDES 2 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edna Mae Short, Donna Aldag, Mary Goldsmith, Marilyn Merten, Janice Gold- smith, Margaret l-Iempen, Helen Wilken, Mildred Koch. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Richey, Charles Cooley, Leroy Stein, Ruth Hammel, Charles Koch, Joe Hempen, Betty Palm, Frederick Monken, Donald Monken, Hattie Kahlert fTeachery. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George Cooley, Raymond Monken, David Howard, Paul Jackson, Margie Short, Shirley Tensmeyer, Iannette Conrad. Lfler 4 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Alice Edwards, Lois Edwards, Ruth Orrell, Mary Gail Hiutz, Ramona Malone, Patty Hinrz, Marjorie Huffman. SECOND ROW: Darlene Lanham, Delvida Mayes, Shirley Orrell, Angela Buchele, Nina Lee Buehele, Belva Mayes, Mae Dean Orrell, Mary Kay Wurm, Yvonne Gilley, June Sanders. THIRD ROW: Mr. Harold Buchele, Ray Buchele, Robert Cranford, Eugene Edwards, Donald I-lintz, Rollin Hintz, Edward Orrell, Alson Bennett, Billy Orrell, BUULDEH UPPER GHHDES Boulder Playground Prfnci HEL E rodes 5 go! and ' 71 Ur1d8 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Leroy Quick, Sharon Cranford, Bobbie Lou Huffman, Ruth Marie Lanham, Doris Quick, Ronald Quick. SECOND ROW: Miss Verna Nolhaus, Mary Johnson, Carol Quick, Phyllis Bowen, Agnes Bright, Anna Mae Quick, Sue Wurm, Gwen Quick, Judy Bright. THIRD ROW: Glen Edwards, Dennis Buchele, Oris Mayes, Nelson Conrad, Walter Mayes, Stanley Huffman, Billy Quick, Jerry Johnson, David Orrell. BUULDER LUUJER BHHDES Boulder Lunch Room ww veamfa 203, on Grades X ' ' AA M Grades A' PrinClP 72 E rss SODA SHAD5 Gnd 6 ol Und Shofluc School SHHTTUC FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Muench, John Muench, Judy Ann Just, Edward Justin, Dorothy Lippert, Donald Lee I-Ieinzmann, Larry Patterson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Patterson, Kathleen Crabtree, Betty Snider, Doris Lippert, Margie Kay Stein, Fred Wiedle, Russell McKinney, Miss Shade fTeacherJ. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Lippert, Thelma Conrad, Beulah McKinney, James Just, Gordon Hill, James Jensen. A SBHUUL MRS, Grades 1, 2 l'gNTZ MARY FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Crabtree, Julius Just, Jack Wernsman, Beverly McKinney, Raymond Wiedle, Charles Holland, and Nancy Keister. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hintz, Ruby McKinney, Barbara Snider, Patsy Keisrer, Frantz Muench, JoAnn Hemrninghaus, Delores McKinney, Marilyn Wiedle, and Ronnie Behrens. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Wernsman, Helen Ballah, Barry Rudd, Bobby Wernsman, Barbara Rudd, Faye Bright, Carol Justin, Bennie Behrens. 1 MRS NN P3 5 B ' ES TE NNXx,BU?SG'0des 7 on Grades f1,'LfdDeLA Y n 4 ' pd OCR po - R9 3 A H0 E17 WS, mcg one 6 s,0Q,eZ',o1ON ovoaes 'md 2 Keyesport Lunch Room A Keyesporf School I SEVENTH EIGHTH BRHDES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bennie Links, Edward Apple, Jerome Essington, Stanley Gum, Octa Gray, Max Kendall, Paul Allen, Sandra Hart, Lloyd Godell. SECOND ROW: Betty Kendall, Carol Alexander, Lorethah Linton, Ronnie Ducan, Melvin Carver, Lela Wilkerson, Johnny Fisher, Mary Nordike, Clara Miller, Allan Pryor, Mr. Myatt QTeacher.j THIRD ROW: David Hoffman, Eddie Heather, Pat Shepherd, Michael Bruner, David Scott, James Linton, Marilyan Elliott, Jerry Hopper, Reed Kendall, Patsy Wilkerson, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Whipple, Pat West, Charles Gray, Marlene Barackman, Shirley Isaak, Elvern Siebert, Joan Pryor, Rose Whipplejudith Sanders. SECOND ROW: Wanda Corners, Linda Carver, Shirley Woods, Raymond Gum, Kenneth Hoffman, Carolyn Heather, Deanna Elliott, Charles Littell, Sterling Ersery. THIRD ROW: Gerald Essington, Billy Harris, Ray Alexander, Shelby Hammond, Gregory Meyer, Gary Barackman, David Peters, Verlan Swofford, Teacher, Viola I-lord. ,,,,,,,,,,ms,,,J,,,,,.,,ml,,-,f-5 Mawr rfM,,,,,Wsmw,,,s W :,,cW,E,a-,f,Mr. wa tw,,W,E,,,,w,.oQ,w,,.sf-,WIW.,I,Mw,,.,,,,m:,f..,s,a,1 ,,,f7,,,,Wr .aware f,,W-,,.mf,W,s, Wx af ,,,,,,,,W,, , ,,,,, I., , , ti .M-,,..,ff ,el .. rm, ,, rr, J , FM ,mea ,-V V was Yi We ,rl M. l, ,,,,f f l.,, M , .,,,,,.. ds., .,m.... W ,,,. , , , I, . fwsMw:,::miueee.,,,,.zlr,mswm4s.mfs.o, 1,sirors.1,afar:e SEUUHD GHHDES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Miller, Ronald Isacc, Bobby File, Kareu Miller,Donna Whipple, Betty File, Sandra Ellis, June Hart, Erwin Borners, Clark Kendall. SECOND ROW: Michael Langham, Elvin Barackrnan, Jane Scott, Daniel Harnetiaux, Janet Finley, Michael Carson, Mary Mills, Helen Wil- kens, Michael Daniels, Douglas Nordike, Mary Woods. THIRD ROW: Elmo Linton, David Eveland, Mary Linton, Louis Whipple, Lester Logue, Richard Busch, Terry Essington, Donald Carver, Randy Roberts, Ralph Stone. Teacher, Bettie Dion. ABSENT: John Whipple. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Taylor, George Litzenberg, Carl Potts, Judy Nordike, Mary Gray, Verna Harmetiaux,,Robert Wheritt, Bobby Harris, and Robert Wilderson. SECOND ROW: Gary File, Nancy Hoffmann, Jane Langham, Rex Peters, David Elliott, Shirley Allen, Judy Pryor, Carroll Links, Sue Gray, and James Ersery. THIRD ROW: Larry Allen, John Simonton, Patty Knutt, Rich- ard Scott, Marie Harnetiaux, Virgil Logue, Ronald Reynolds, Sue Pryor, Carlos Schmitt, and Virgil Carson. Teacher, Estella DeLay.- Nunn FUUHTH GHHDES 76 2 4 PRUFESSIUHHL UIHECTURU PHYSICIANS Drs. J. Q. and R. D. Dr. W. L. DuComb Dr. M. A. Bateman DENTISTS Dr. H. D. Potts Dr. C. S. Kurz OPTOMETRIST Dr. Otto H. Bender VETERINARIAN Dr. C. H. Gurley LAWYERS Andrew O. Niehoff J. B. Shannon Joseph Schlarman Maurice B. Johnson Eldon E. Hazlet Roane The Carlgle Store Complimenfs to Class of '5l C I I' B k' C Centralia Illinois WICKER JEWELERS Compliments of Clinton County's Finest REHM PLUMBING 8. HEATING Carlyle Compliments of GUTHRIE'S STORE I Groceries--Meats--Vegetables ZIEREN 8. DAY FUNERAL HOME Open Sundays--Free Delivery Everyday Bob Day paul Zieren Carlyle, Illinois BlLLY'S HAT BOX ARLYLE LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY for Better and Finer Hats Diql 2661 Carlyle, Illinois Carlyle COMPLIMENTS OF Service Station MANN'5 FURNWURE STORE sr-IATTUC LUMBER COMPANY Household Furnishings Norge Appliances Shattuc, Illinois Lumber and Building Supplies Paint and Hardware Shattuc, lllinois ADAMS AND HOFFMAN General Merchandise Shattuc, Illinois HAHN AND SON Grain and General Hauling Shattuc, lllinois KEYESPORT EQUITY STATE BANK OF KEYESPORT Capital 525,000 . Surplus and Undividecl Profits 520,000 Gram Seeds Feeds Officers and Directors - G. W. Gum, Pres. V. O. Ducomb Farmers Co op R. L. Burnside, Vice-Pres. Edward Knutt . - Lorena Durham, Cashier F. W. H. Meyer Keyesporl' lllmols - Ruby Jones, Assistant Cashier Chester Laws, Bookkeeper STEA Pete's Grill KS CHICKEN WAFFLES For Best in Drug Store Service J Ned Fischer Pharmac li 9th and Fairfax Carlyle, illinois For Besf in Drug Store Merchandise BEST WISHES FROM Moran Shoe Store MANUFACTURERS OF WEE WALKER SHOES CARLYLE, ILLINOIS JOHN MORAN DAN MORAN Compliments of log Fem Shop Ladies' Ready to Wear 950 Fairfax Carlyle Illinois Compliments of 5c and IOC I .OO and up RITZ THEATRE SHERMAN'S and BEN FRANKLIN STORE SWEET SHOP Carlyle, Illinois Charles Beninati Nationally Known---Locally Owned Dial 3422 Carlyle Compliments of GENEVA MODERN KITCHENS DAIRY KING Styled in Steel Harold Reynglds SOLIS CABINET SHOP Prop. I63I Washington Carlyle, Illinois Cqflyle Iuinois Henrg Gross And Son Arrow Shirts--Champ Hats--Phoenix Hose Peters Shoe Gossarcl Corsets Complete Clothing For the Entire Family Clinton County's Largest Department Store 829 Fairfax St. Carlyle, Illinois Dial 3III TE? CO umm: BEAUTY LAND HEMPENS TEXACO D l2455 SERVICE STATION E tSd FSq 4thF kl D thyG g C Iyl Ill Western Auto Associate Store Western Western AAIIIOJ F F Sf I Aiygigttj SSOCIHC W CARLYIE ILLINOIS W Qualify Af Lower Food Prices AItadonna's Super Food Market Compliments of fierens Furniture Paul Zieren Carlyle, Illinois MILLETS SERVICE STATION Dealers in Phillips 66 Herb Millet Carlyle STERLING'S Where quality merchandise is sold for less Carlyle Illinois SIEVER BROTHERS Dealers in Compliments of r f . xx , CARLYLE DEMOCRAT X 3 Casey Dempsey Jule Siever Carlyle Publisher Carlyle Illinois FERRIN COOPERATIVE EQUALITY EXCHANGE Grain, Feecl, Coal, Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing Ferrin Illinois Compliments of Farmers And Merchants Bank SHATTUC IMPLEMENT COMPANY Shotruc, Illinois J I Case Farm Machinery Sales and Service Compliments of VIEREGGE Coal and Limestone BLUMENSTEI N TIN SHOP Hearing Sheermetal Work Dial 3352 A Carlyle, Illinois Compliments of SEIFFERT BROTHERS Grocery and Meats Scott Drug Sundries Carlyle Chevrolet-Oldsmobi le The Home of Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales, Service, Parts O. K. Used Cars Complete Body Rebuilding and Painting Mount Motor Sales MIOUX FLORIST Cut Flowers Floral Designs Pot Plants Carlyle, Illinois Dial 2417 Congratulations Seniors of 50 - 51 Portraits and Photos FISCHER PHOTO ARTS 1450 Fairfax St. THE CARLYLE HOUSE Hallie and True Reynolds Ruth Sanders Sue Kramer Suru Stgle Shop Iampens Store Shoes Hardware Qual ity Merchandise Phone 2614 Carlyle Illinois R . L . MOATS Motor and Service Oliver Pontiac Carlyle, Illinois Compliments of CARLYLE BOTTLI NG WORKS Bottlers of Supreme Soda Bud Donawald Carlyle Illinois Wm. Hommelmann Sons McCormick Tracfors Farm lmplemenfs lnternafional Refrigerators and Freezers LEONARD MOTOR COMPANY Forcls, 6 81 8 Engines Carlyle, Illinois Sales and Service Compliments of SSS SUPER MARKET Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Carlyle, Illinois Compliments of Mobilqas ETTER'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of ZlEGLER'S JEWELRY Your Dependable Jeweler G. M. GREEN HATCHERY 8. POULTRY FARM l Route 50 Wesf Carlyle, lllinois Home of Huskie Baby Chicks A It or , E AME UTUF 125: I 115 RICA , A 1 0 A Q QP-T194,7o,, 'f WA ' Q Mins. as 1 'GQ 173 E O .n I ,N C --' -::'T',f U w as if ar Q e ferns 5 Future Farm of America latin Club Carlyle High School Member of The Junior Classical League Of America Ethel Macldux--Sponsor , 76' :qi -F7 OWYMAKER5 4' Q5 NEW 0 Carlgle Future Homemakers of America Mrs. Vera Ruffini---Sponsor Coce Cola Bottling Works Centralia, Illinois Supreme Ice Cream E. P. Heyer 8. Sons Carlyle, Illinois CARLYLE SHEET METAL SHOP D. Paine 8. G. Reelitz WARD SHOE SHOP Prop. Repairing While You Wait Fumances Guttering C I I HI. . Sheet Metal Work Gr Y e' mms Dial 2452 Carlyle, Illinois THE SANITARY CLEANERS Water Proofing Service, Rugs Upholstered Furniture Cleaned Carlyle, Illinois CARLYLE ELECTRIC STORE GENERAL ELECTRIC Carlyle, Illinois A.F.Gross And Son Hardware and Home Appliances Carlyle, Illinois WIEGLES STORE' Drygoocls and Ready-to-wear Carlyle, Illinois ANDRES MARKET Groceries-Meals-Vegefables Dial - 3566 Carlyle, Illinois Compliments of BRUEMMER LUMBER YARD The Home of Good Lumber Since l875 The First National Bank In Carlyle, Illinois CLINTON COUNTY'S LARGEST BANK Seiber Implement Compang G.M.C. Trucks Allis Chalmers Farm Equipment Sales 8. Service Dial 2436 Carlyle, Illinois CHARLYLE UNION BANNER Compliments to the Class of '51 Founded in I852 CARLYLE LAUNDRY COMPANY The Largest Weekly Newspaper Complete Laundry Service In Clinton County Dial 2261 Carlyle, Illinois Funeral Home Ambulance Service Frerkers Furniture--Floor Covering--Appliances Carlyle Illinois Gordon Hra mer Carlyle Illinois Fresh From Plant To Store F ' To You Schwartz Hardware 8. Paint Company Westerman Building Carlyle, Illinois Compliments of STAR SERVICE STATION Ben Hempen, Manager HUEGELY ELEVATOR COMPANY Prairie Forms Dairy Products Como-Purina-Eclipse Feeds The -I-I iGI' Must Please and H Brand Protein SOYITXEGI PRAIRIE FARMS CREAMERY Phone 2223 CarIyIe, Illinois ThanksAgain TO OUR ADVERTISERSI i l-ERS by-L7 YEARBOQKS . . .:. BAYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS , . ,. 5, ' gf M S d 1 N 1 4 1 'C I 1 1 F Q f r x 3 i 5 1 3 e 1 E r i4 E ff-w WM? -az was -HF? ,A-Q 'l J 'Maria .25 If ,ff vs J 'fgfff ,L 4 xi , eg Y-up 5 1-4 , , Q bw W, f. inf 5 . 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