Carlyle High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Carlyle, IL)

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and ,vrazfzdc for our future . . . The Board of Education of Carlyle Community Unit District ffl is composed of seven individuals from all parts of the unit. Chosen by the people of the district, these members represent the community in the school. They devote their time and effort to keeping educational standards high and the school ac- credited by providing a well-rounded curriculum and adequate educational facilities. Mr. Winn, superintendent of schools for the unit, works with the board of education to promote the best interests of all our schools. Much of his time is devoted to high school and grade school problems. Mr. Kelso has the never-ending task of seeing that everything runs smoothly. In spite of his busy schedule, Mr. Kelso always has time to talk with students and teachers and to help them work out their problems. OLlI'S. Our thanks go out to these public-minded individuals who have made excellent educational facilities Aim gr se. Sacrefarzcs F X s 4 W ste t t sii l litt teti - ' ii ' f as-ter' ifW , , t most GLADYS ... to LEE 9961 VOHHA ' T , i yy m y I7 ll I'

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Saperzafeaaeaf is .Message School systems are turning more and more atten- tion to scholastic achievement. Guidance programs have been instituted to provide a stimulus to achieve. The scholastically able child is beginningto claim his rightful share of guidance concern and resources. All parents and teachers are concerned with the mat- ter of helping children to achieve. Everything that takes place in our school system should be for the pur- pose of encouraging and supporting scholarship. With such a program in effect we should not fear supremacy from any source. COLMAN K. WINN, Superintendent ,lleleaiaisfrafars ,alaa far aar aeeas . . Priaezjaal is .Message The graduating class of 1961 is scheduled to go forth and be a part of President Kennedy's New Frontier. This term suggests a time of exploring and of great changes in many ways. We hope your experiences at Carlyle High School will enable you to adjust to these changes and that, through good judgment on the Part of present generations, the future ones may be made more secure. CECIL R. KELSO, Principal W, ..ann-ra.,..sr-,Qin

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MISS FRANCES ELAM - A. B. , Greenville College, English II Sc IV, Sponsor Sophomore Class and F. T. A. MR. DON TAYLOR - B.S. ln Education, Arkansas State College, Am. Problems, U,S. History, World History, Sponsor Student Council. MISS MARY JANE FORD - B. S. , Arkansas State Teachers College, M.S., U. of I. , Home Ec. , Sponsor Senior Class, F.H. A. MR. FLOYD HORATH - B.S in Ed., Eastern Illinois University, Indus- trial Arts, Sponsor Senior Class, I. A. C. Cazchers guide students MISS WILMA DIECKMAN - Bachelor of Ed., Western Illinois State U., Commercial, Sponsor N. A. A. , Sr. Class, Magazine Sales. MR. MAURICE SCHMOLLINGER - B.S. in Ed., Greenville College, Commercial, Junior Class, Annual. MR. PHILIP GILL - B.S. and M. S. , University of Illinois, Science and Agriculture, Sponsor Iunlor Class, F.F.A. MR. HARRY SCHMIDT - B.M. E. , Ludwig College of Music, St. Louis U., Washington U., Instrumental Music, Sponsor Ir. Class.