Carmi Township High School - Carmian Yearbook (Carmi, IL)

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Without his guidance and direction there would be no annual for C. T. H. S. Mr. Charles Hortin is a true example ot a teacher who is always ready and waiting to help any student. He deserves full credit for being a good teacher and friend to all. We, the staff of the 1956 Carmian, feel that our choice is the best that could possibly be made. We salute Mr. Charles Hortin. 4 Dances . Organizations Athletics . . School . . . 00N IENTS ThisisCTHS . ..nL.f- . ? . . . in 1955-56 Iust in case there is another fire. What was your bid. sir? inks 3 The contract for equipment goes to . W WN 1, if ff' ,'. 9 W Q , -W L 'E Ls g 5 7 4, L D , AML I 'AV ' 9 W 7 ' M 4 , fx!! ,QW ff A T ,Mx x' A V' Q ,Q qi, J ,j, 'V Q 'N w..,,3M ' .lyk ,Qtr h EU' Q v .f ly 'T ' at M' M I - A . , . ,, ' A Y M Y .L y 4 Qtr. A K. Y V I 1 Vu L W,-B. I I 'ML 'W W r' an 9, ! Q, A A N . 1 M 59, r --N gpm,-. , MI. 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Few oi us even waded through trig, chem- college prep and drivers' training . . . There- iore the sine oi angle A equals the tan' of angle B,' '...' 'If nitric acid is .... We were briefed on Now this is the clutch, and These are your home keys, to The purpose of the microscope .... and so on through the maze oi academic subjects We, that is most of us, emerged a little wiser and better. Rule No. One . . Open the door before entering Chemistry class in action ? ? 9 9 10 4 BVQ tv , e Q 15 4 S if P' 'N-Q-:ul-I V if 4 Q, if Qi S , , 4. fjftl' 31: M, Conv C u 00 mu A MW '-an- 'f!. NT:-'W We were entertained, entranced and enlightened. All work and no play makes lack cr dull boy-Evidently the faculty had heard that, too, as We did find time to laugh and play. We were enter- tained, entranced and enlightened with the talent shows, the magician, and on college night. We did have fun screaming and yelling at pep meetings. We remember the little things that helped us over the rough spots. This is how the sextet practices. Three blind mice, three blind mice His hair looks dry anyway I , wg ff 7, .24 2 1 1 iff 'if , V 4 5- f i og , h I 45 ar ,E 3 X3 'Q 'fs , ff , X3 k 4 I . K 5 , ' Q, Q 'P' ,5L',?'z,?? 1 Wi! Q W :ga A.r A X 45, 'i' -Q ...mn If A ' 1- 5 x F 1 ' T.. .. , ff f'-J 0 H 1 ' 1 ,iff 16.9.25-I A W -. qu. ..--..-.....-. minivan M 'ff ,OV 4 '7's,fl ,W , .. ,I tr 'xi -' 1 tif. ' ?'91Y'7q + ,s .. v' Aw-he doesn't hurt! We grow Healthier and Wiser. If I'm elected - Thanks . . . Shot-time came around just as usual. Tears and sour looks prevailed throughout the appointed days. Election day found many students Wish- ing for a place on the Student Council. Campaign speeches delivered in a student assembly helped make the deciding votes Come either for or against the candidates. At this same assembly, the Student Coun- cil presented a new bass drum to the music department. Witty comments in the Bulldog Barks helped amuse and educate us. Listen to this. Iudy. The DAR girl. 1' Bausch and Lomb Science Award . . . Darr Lynn Staley. We honor State G A A camp representative Bonnie Stuby Boys State representatives . , . Bill Allen Ray Smith Harold Woodruff, Bob Aud, Bob Wylie the outstanding. We awarded honors all year around. In the summer we were well represented at the GAA camp and Boys' State. From GAA camp came home new ideas and gamesg from Boys' State came home boys with better knowledge of our gov- ernment. We gave the DAR and Bausch and Lomb Science Awards to Darr Lynn Sta- ley, a deserving student, who will use them to pursue a better career in leader- ship and science. Then came the big moment for us who are seniors. We marched and sat think- ing of the times we had said Oh, I'1l be so glad when I am through with school. i ' W .'.'V4f ' ? f If 41 ,:,:: , fw, g , U i Q ' 4 ,fi , 5 J, kid ' wi ,535 f' fm If fn v fs ff 1 ,W , 5 ,m ' ' , 1hwW ' ,. :4?fiQlVf'! 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At halftime, 1954 queen, Ann My- ers, relinquishes her crown to the new queen, Charlene Myers, while her court and attend- ants watch. After a decisive victory in a downpour, we retire to the gym to spend the rest of the evening dancing. E' P12552 U gl, ' K , yv ? ,V,f7 V , v ,f .mv V' - 4 'W 5 L 'lf X' 'T' RQ Y It A X V i 4' Q N N Aa --f l-A 'I x . ,X 35 Q xi w Q D 0 ,IQ 'xy Fi x Q , I ' g5'if1'3 ' r f 'N vu-v N 5 , Q I 1 ,f We enjoy February with the Sweetheart Dance. . . . Kay Reeves, queen of the Sweetheart Dance. February rolled around with all its hearts and candy. We celebrated by having a Sweet- heart Dance. Atter voting in school for our favorite classmate, we waited patiently until the set night to find out who would reign over the 1956 Sweetheart Dance. After the long procession reached the place of crown- ing, the royal couple were announced. Ron- nie Winter, King! Kay Reeves, Queen! Although months have gone by, the mern- ories still linger of the bright decorations and smiling faces. .5 .1 The Kmg and Queens waltz M3 ' mi, H , V1 '. E, 2-sag M 0 f ,112-6 X ffz fi :f,f4 n jig ' U. A fkfgp ,-A Q Y 1f1,'gQf?fff' ' A i 5.22, j ug-71T'gff? f , 4 WL 2 Q -A f , 5 ' i ' 'M -.. ,gb A- ff . :V r' f. .? I' EA u Q . 'f if m tg if , QU , in I A ibn., fs 5 2 if Q ' 4 4 , '5 2 a Mfg A , T f 3 4 4 , iim M5 . f ag f ,., 1 M- f' wifiw A f V, t -Y 'amz K A V4 K A A R 1 -A ii f zzf .AZ,., -4 f ig Q 4 s , ' W N715 .A ig w I fQ?Yn n 1 f K 3, i g 5 , , iw. , Y K X K ALJ ' If ' Q ' l 1 T '? ' ' As 1 2 wry M' We celebrated the dance of the year . prom. Each year a senior class celebrates its last high school dance at the Iunior- Senior Prom. We did our best to make this dance the best ol the whole year. We spent many hours ol hard work and fun to prepare for this gala oc- casion. After all the hustle and bustle. the night finally fell upon us. Wonder who will be the lucky ones? . . . Don Williams, king of 1955 prom. Between dances there is a program to amuse you. Aren't we lucky? You. Inez Fair, are Queen of the 1955 prom. For Us at the Iunior-Senior Prom Fish, mermaids, and other undersea crea- tures deck the walls cmd hang from the ceil- ing. Sea shells in pastel shades make the background for the coronation. During a short program prepared by the juniors, King Neptune and his court were in- troduced to the crowd at the dance. This added to the total effect of the scene. Then the moment We breathlessly awaited arrived. The junior girls: Suzanne Boyd, Lela Templeton, Inez Fair, and Georgia Allen, and senior boys: Don Williams, Leland Sexton, f X, , X fff f s wf O ' f '- ' 5 BOARD X A 'N' r i i Q I FACULTY 05 SSLS Mr. U. B. Jefferies, Principal. Wonder it this one is set too. Mr. Charles L. Hortin, Assistant Principal and Publication sponsor, Once upon a time . . . . . q sf! yr , .f 4 S, f 4 M ff We are guided by our administrative heads failing students, and future college students through each school day. Such problems as make up the years work for them. Through all class skippers, absent students, locker setters, this, they lead us safely. S The Administration of 1956 Mr, Harold S. Robbins. Guidance Director. Kitten on the keys. 31 ,,, 1 ff Wf, Q . ' ,af . ,gf - ' 15? 1'- v ,' . , -gf my at 2,1 ffl' :bf W., . waz, f , 1 '. .'fWg1g7fgfjL',' . I I, Ov 4:. f,6' 'f ,JW S J 4' f FLEMING, MISS MYRTLE: English and General Busi- ness. Upland High School. In- diana. A new tr-acher must look her best. HILLYARD, EDWARD: PI-J, World History, Gym- nastics. Carmi Township High School. 1935. How's the baby? IAMERSON, MISS WAVE: Librarian, E n fi el d Com- munity High. 1929. This hook has possibilities. IOHNSON, ERNEST: Vocational Agriculture. Mt. Vernon Township High School, 1930. I.et's see, what's the- schedule for to- day? 2' LAMP. MRS. PAULINE: E n gl i s h. 3IcLeansboro Township High School. 1923. 'Rockin' and Rt-adin'. LAMPP, MRS, NORA: Civics, VV. Geography. Stu- dent Council. Galatia High School. 1920. Caught in the act. 33 HUGHES, MRS. BERDIE: HURT. KENNETH Vocational Home EC. Fred- Commerce. Scit me Ollt 1-ricktown High School. Mis- land City High School Indi souri, 1924. When will dinner ana, 194-1. Watch the hllflli be ready? Faculty of 1956 Can't you bea good boy? 4-rt.. A ,j.,,.x a- MCDOUGAL IOHN LLER MRS HELEN PURDY ELMO SHROYER DONALD Basketlrtll Coach PI- H1s M1011 AILISIK Enghsh 'NIL Sue-not F1o1a Toxxnslnp Hevtlth PF FOOtb'l1lCI1i'1L'l1 torx Salem C0n1n1un1tx Hxgh Carmt us n S h 1 p H h School 1311 gf x t n Ioxmgton Tow I1Sl1l1l H i gl h Sc 001 1044 111 f1x th 11 1.,ux Schoo IH1' Weltmg the IQQIIO Hllllilfl Ixmg ool '41 11 rut, w1ll that cut DIS class old xx h1st1e x 1 Faculty oi 1956 xfi' W1 ,415 ' xn Tan tl STANHOUSE DAVID STANLEY MISS DOROTHY TAIT MRS BULA 1 n Q al Nlath Dxntrs Englash Spa ech 1 111111 P Hgllbh S'111nt High Trammg DuQuo1n H1 f., h Ton nsh1p H1gh School IWW Sc ool K 111838 1011 Mum- School 10-10 I vush T 18 15 1 1r11o st1t1on CTHS ml Ioxcs n1'1n1bo Ol Yea Team Fxght 1 1 l 1 S-N TURNI. MISS AMALINE: VAUGHN, MRS. WILMA Spanixh. French, English. Con1n1f11-cel. Staunton Crpnl- Herrin Township High School, munity High. 1930, 1 hatvv 1948. VVhich will it hu, Eu- more work to flu. rope or Mexico? We Type 1 z Ianitors: Milton Shook. Claude Frymire, Victor Beck, Don Green. Hoffner, Mrs. Mabel: Secretary. We Assistant Principal and Guidance Office. Why. hello there. Renshaw, Mrs. Violet: Secretary, Main Office. My hair just won't lie down. Kallenbach, Miss Esther: Book- keeper. Main Office. Careful, it might break. Bus Drivers: Martin Holtzclaw, Wilfred Aldridge, Raymond New- man. Iohn Famey, Earnest York, Wilfred Matz. I 437 We Drive 35 Harold Wardlow, Treasurer: Bob Wylie, President: Pete Fernandes, Vice President: Inez Fair, Secretary. WILLIAM LEE ALLEN Bill wants to go to college and he a manager of a major league team. DONNA GAIL ALLEN Stormy hopes to be a secretary or an airline hostess. DOLORES DEAN ANSELMENT Deane wants to be a secretary. PATRICIA ANN ARMSTRONG Pat wants to go to college and major in home economics. Class WILLIAM DEAN BARBRE William plans to be a farmer. DOLORES ANN BELL Bell has decided to go to college and major in education. ANN ELIZABETH BERTRAM Liz wants to be a secretary, ALICE FAYE BROWN Brown would like to o to c-ollt-ge Z and major in educ-ation, CHARLES KENNETH BROWN Kenny wants to he some kind ot mechanic. MELBA LOU BROWNING Pooeh intends to he a secretary 36 of 1956 LOUIS ACKERMAN BINGMAN Louie wants to be a farmf-r. SUZANNE CHRISTINE BOYD Suzy is going to college and ma- jor in art. KENNETH RAY BRASHIER Bayley wants to go to the Navy and then maybe to college. PATSY IRENE BURRIS Pat wants to he a Secretary. MARTHA IANE CATHEY Cathey would like to go to col lege and major in commercf-. MARY CHANDLER BOWLES Chandler wants to he a good house-wife. p -- f qv fi' Ng These invitations look nice. GEORGIA RACHEL ALLEN George wants to go to college and major in PE or he an iterior decorator, CAROLYN SUE ANDERSON Andy plans to go into nurses' training. ROBERT GENE AUD Bob likes to flu anything that is eonnevtef with photography, MARY IANE AUSTIN Janie wants In go to college anrl major in education. 1 J .f ', Class ff , ..f w',, Are we going on our senior trip? NOBLE DEAN CHAPMAN ANNE Raxy wants to be a farmer. CAROLYN COLEMAN Arky would like to be a singer. dancer, or teacher. ROBERT HENRY DEAN Bob Cyranrf' plans to join the navy and then go to college and play football and baseball. EDGAR GREGG DICKEY 5 Flash is going to college to study ge0l0gY- 13 5' IOHN NELSON EDWARDS Jay wants to be a doctor. LEE ROY EMERY Leo Roy plans to bc- Z1 c-onslruc' tion worker. SHARON MAE EMERSON Shiney Mae would like to bv ll sc-c'rf-ta1'y. NAOMI GRACE FULTON Polly thinks she- would likf- to br il Sf't'l'0lEll'j' or tele-phono op:-rator, PHYLLIS IEAN FISHBACK Phil has a hankvring to be L1 s--c'1'eIf1l'y. GAIL CATHERINE GARRISON Gaulle wants to go In 4-ollegf and bl- a social worker. 38 of 1956 RACHEL LEE ENGLEBRIGHT Rach has ambitions to he an artist and designer. INEZ RUTH 1-'AIR Mike looks to nursing fm' a ezi- I'Q'f:'l'. PETER STEWART FERNANDES Pete just wants to gn tu cullege. RAY L. GILLIHAN Gi1li plans to make the navy his career. CAROLYN EMILY GRAY Sadie wants tu be a hnusewite. DALLAS EUGENE GUNNELS Dal has welding in mind, 39 :L Why cun't we go to Chicago? NETA PAULINE CORBIN Ne-ter wants to go to college and major in piano. IOHN TITUS CREAMER Proxi wants to gn to college and nmjm' in law. tkluved to Ellington, Missourin BARBARA ANN DONEGH UE Barb also wants to go to college and nmjm' in music. IERRY LYNN DOWNEN Jake would like tn be Z1 Diesel mechanic. N 4-9. hp! - ,n,N 'N --. .M -MW...,,,t A-j 'Qo.-'v-wq. ,W...,, ---.N r .4-' al Class 0- usxiu li 'Vi viii il 31 Z ffl '-I U l 1 P 2 51 Bl 2 0 O O N O :l . 2 Q. ' sm: 5. 5: DJ IJ .. VZ 5' U' FD D2 ru D1 E 'D 51. 5, DT Zz 2 VI .. Q Q2 . What a beautiful day for a walk. MARY IANE HANKINS Nut hopes 10 be a secretary. DENZLE LYNN HILL Desert wants to go to College. PATSY IUNE HOLTZCLAW Pansy plans to be a nurse. PAULA IANE KANE Pecan wants to go to college and get married. LARRY LEE KELL Kell wants to be a TV repair man, BARBARA IO KENNEDY Barb is going to he a housewife. DONALD LEE KITTINGER Donnie- wants In he a funeral director. BETTY BROOKS LAND Brouksie plans tw get married. MARY IANE LAND Sams plans lu gn tw college and major in PE or elenwntary education, of 1956 ' L BEVERLY ANN KIMBRELL Bev wants to work in an office. BETTY SUE KING King plans to be a housewife. SONYA MARIE KIRK Son dt-sires to go to college and lwcomo a kindergarten le-achvr. ROBERT W, MAIORS Bob wants to he a bookkeefper or accountant. CLYDE VERNON MARLIN HQav5 ' is going to college. ALAN RICHARD MATZ Rick wants to lw a farnier. Back to college prep again. EVAN LOREN HARRIS Blackie plans to go to college to study geol ogy. GERALD FENTON HAWKINS Jerry wants to get marrivd. BETTY IEAN HUFF Shorty would like to be a nurse. WANDA MAY IOHNSTON ff T7 is- 'cr- Hungry hopes to be a beauty operator. There's a hoooole in the bottom of the sea ..... ALLEN KEITH MAURER Al plans to make the navy his career. CLYDE EDWIN MAURER Clyde,- plans to make the navy his career. BARBARA ANN MILLS Mills hopes to work in a bank. TERRY IOE MORRIS Two Ton wants to make the navy his career. Class Ns HELEN LINA MCDANIEL Tex would like to he a nurse. HAROLD EDWARD NIXON Mike hopes to go in college and study law or sale-smanship. RAY ARLEN PARKERSON St, Elmo plans tn go to college and major in engineering. CHARLES EDWARD PRETZSCH Sunny wants ln gn to cull.-gp and study Dies:-l vnginc-wing. ELMER FRANKLIN PRITCHETT Frank is going in join the navy. KAY ELIZABETH REID Katy plans In attend culle-ge and he an airline hostess. 'Moved to Jay. Oklahnma.2 42 of 1956 GERALD LEE POLLARD Gerald wanls In go into the service- and be a printer. HAROLD LOUIS POLLARD Harold will proluihly join the navy. RONALD KEITH POOLE Keith plans to he El farmer. CAROL ANN RUSSELL Rusty wants to go In college anfl major in PE. IOI-IN PAUL SANDERS J.P. wants to he a machinist. DONALD LEE SCHAUBERGER Don wants to make the Air Fozce his career, 9 1 6 And every one should go to college . . . . . FRANKLIN DELANO MECUM Frank doesn't care where he works. MARGARET ELIZABETH MERTZ Margy wants to go to college and major in art. CHARLENE MYERS Oscar wants to he- a nurse. HELEN LOUISE MCCANCE Cancy plans to attend college and study music or husiness. Vote for Ioe Martin .... BILLY GENE SEFRIED Seaweed hopes to be il millionaire. MARILYN KAY SEITZ Katie wants to be a SCCI'Cl2il'j'. NORMA NAOMI SIMMONS Shortie wants to be a telephone- operator. MARY RUTH SIMS Mary wants to be a housewife or go to schc and be a kindergarten teacher. Class MICHAEL ARCHER SOLLIDAY Kenna sees being a dentist in the future. DARR LYNN KAY STALEY Birflseed wants to he at nurse. BEVERLY STILLS Bev says her future is very much undecided. LELA MAE TEMPLETON Te-mp plans lu he at sec'retary zlnrl marry Hom'-r. WILLIAM WAYNE WALKER Bill wants to be at farmer ur an nptfimetrist. IULIA ANN WALSH Julie is going tri eullt-ge tu mzijur in hnme ec-rinunmic-s. -14 122 RILEY B, of 1956 Wifi s'rov.v:n Smokie wants to attend college and study engineering. PHYLLIS IUNE STUBY Phyl hopes to niarry Eugene af- l Q I' the graduat ion. IANICE LEE STURM Jan wants to marry Dick. GLENDEL MAX WARD Boogie would like to be a metal worker. IAMES DARRELL WARD Jim wants to be a construction worker. HAROLD Us EUGENE WARDLOW onny is going to a military academy. Keep cz stiii upper lip. VERN EDWARD SHELTON Earnie wants to be a Diesel engineer. RHONDA ROSE SIMMONS Ron plans to be a nurse or a telephone oper ator, ARNOLD RAY SMITH Smitty plans to attend college and major in Science. BILLIE RAY SMITH Smitty wants to be a Dairy Queen operator Where is the pain? ELLA ROSE WEASEL Ellie wants to be a SOCl'f'l2lly. CHARLES MALCOLM WELCH Chad wants tu hr- an uptmnf-Irisi. ELIZABETH JOYCE WILLIAMS Liz plans to attend college, ROBERT IOSEPH WINIGER Bobby Joe wants to bo a me-tal worker. 'gs Class JS HAROLD LEROY WOODRUFF Woodies wants to be an electri- cal engineer, ROBERT EMMERSON WYLIE Bob wants to study medicine. YVONNE YEAGER 'Did not graduater. Dcmni+1 plans In he El hUUSfWK'lfC'. EARL K. ZIEGLER Zieg and his plans are uncer- tain. NANCY LEE ZIEGLER Nancy wants to he a secretary and then marry Virgil. 46 of 1956 I don't like to give speeches. T 1oN RAYMOND WESTFALL Jon is planning to join the army. IAMES ROBERT WHETSTONE Jim plans to attend college and major in edu- cation. DONALD RAY WINKLEMAN VVink would like to attend college to major in English. RONALD RAE WINTER Speed hopes to go to Colle-ge. Our lives at C T H S Starting at C T H S as freshmen in 1951, we have lived through experiences we shall never forget. Traveling through each year at such a surprising rate, We are amazed to find ourselves now at the close of our high school days. ln these last four years We have advanced from greenies to sophisticates. Trying ex- periences have confronted us many times but We pulled together our brains and managed to pass. Rachel Englebright, Betty King and Carolyn Anderson led l49 of us through our freshman year. During our sophomore year Ioyce Williams, Ken Brashier and Mary Sims were our officers. One hundred thirty-three of us started this year. As juniors, 127 of us slipped through school led by Bob Wylie, Rachel Englebright, Sonya Kirk and Neta Corbin. Our class was honored by having the Homecoming queen two years. Ioyce Williams was queen our sophomore year and Charlene Myers our senior year. Our junior year probably proved to be the year We did more to prepare ourselves for the future. We Worked in small groups to make the prom the best yet. Cinderella Cottage proved to be a great success tor us. Under direction of Miss Dor- othy Stanley, it was the last play to be pre- sented in our old cafeteria. Without our sponsors we could have not made it through these four years, Our sponsors for the past four years have been Miss Doro- thy Stanley, Mrs. Pauline Lamp, Mr. Kenneth Berger, Mrs. Wilma Vaughn, Mr. Harold Rob- bins, Mr. Elmo Purdy and Mr. Fred Webb. As sophomores we lost one of our advisors and teachers, Mr. C. V. Cochran, as the result of an untimely death. It would only be right to say that our senior year has been the best yet. Soon we will part and only memories will remain of our lives as graduated of the class of '56. 47 933 , ? -Ali ray M., 2 40 -P f V Q9 1 f'-5, A2 vi pu- fu ,Z i in-qv 40' -nd ,, we-1' 'T' 1 Laura Arbaugh Bonnie Aud Susan Ball Barbara Barnes Iudy Cotter Ianei Craig Iudy Dagley Ioy Dari! Ianei fuller Iames Funkhouser Iean Funkhouser Alice Garrison Class Don Newcomb, Vice President: Cynthia McCallis- ter, Treasurer: Shelby Hankins, President: Iudy Reedy, Secretary. .,, li, Q 103 7 ly -vs 4' 1. ,,, Cf EL Carolyn Bates Iames Davis Iean Gidcumb Q. 4 wi, 6-1 ga-. 1 ZW Darlene l-lubele Shirley Hutchinson Barbara Lee 45 .431-'1 50' I J xl' 2 V QF 5 A it ,S .. , ., M -, vs yrs' 1,25 , ' -, . . Q ',..,, :jj ' , .' '11 4 vw -',-- .',1 1 255' x 3 2 M 'leisure .' - 'M' 'if' K S f ,,-, Richard Bayley Larry Bell Nellie Davis Virginia Hale Iane Dobbins james Handley 5 f Q Q i 2 Q. 2 '4 -.jf ,M Y If I fine, :dl lik .Je lil Marlene Hubele Roger Hubele Thomas Ivy Aubby Ioyce Karen Lewis Peggy Lumb ,f f I W! 1 ' x f ' 1, X MI ' Harry Cook Vonda Frymire Floyd Hines X This calls for bemg solemn. pq. 9' 4 xi' ,f 1' 1. .5 ' . 4 1 4' 1, X X s ffl- N ' 'S K' 'fu Q 1: x Q 2 sa H 'G ' in ' , U- R.. jfs? 'i ' V?-'S gf' V , , 1 ,V n - in 9 N i in Y ' W? 'Z wtf? - 'Q if. rw !' 75 fi: 1-'X 4- T ', xr ' V X -:- ' lf 1'-'QA' 2 9 :QW -' I 5 751 G - Q? qw? , IIZ , -f V fu . ,Wa f 1 1 L Mike Mail Peggy Malone Mary Matz Owen Matz Gilbert Mears Larry McKinney Don Newcomb Gene Parker David Pattillo Peggy Pearce Kay Reeves Diane I-'tice Laverne Rister Evelyn Roye Iames Rudolph Class Gee, all of that money and I'll never wear it! -vw ,'4g5'QR, W, 55 .r 1 ,og sv Q--'P 4. Y v 'Y 3 ' lj' in-, is 'W ' 'ug Lola Melton Mildred Perkins Lewis Scudamore Ianice Melton Stewart Pearce Ronald Savage :I I ' ' ls 1' f 1, r .H , N', , J , no sf on . , , V, - ' ' X , ff . ,Q 1, X. A -I ' mf X H . ai - u s i. A. 4, ' u 'g L. , ,.. M, , Bob Stocke Roger Stocke Annie Stover Martin Turner Ierry Williams .ill Maurice Turner William Usery Iudith Wilson Norman Wood klv ya' A Q , i 'Om v S V ' M . A? 9 5' 'A E kfzfj ,. in ff , G '57 'w VZ' ff 1 ' 9 iw f no ' ' f . f'-' ff, J. 1. ' ' g ' Q , , sa ik H , - ...M 9 f' 'V' , S - 5... vj ' w t' Nl N y y , ,rx W , . I J W S. tv ' S w Lx . ,,- . A K A V S I 9 a. - i nv 4 ave f' ,Vi U, W Z A V- V, ,f ,xv 'L 1 1 -4,3 AM N , , f .far n 3 ,-, 4 g , D , , I A ', f ' ' N of y W X S y i ' N' ...a Marilyn Mick Margaret Minton Lecta Musgraves Bob Myers Leon Myers Cynthia McCallister Lowella McGraw loc Pierson Sharon Poole Fred Pretzsch Marie Pruitt Robert Randolph Phil Hebstock Iudlth Reedy Ioan Sims Kenneth Smith Ramona Smith Iames South Paul Spencer Iudith Staley Eugene Stewart , Ig. s gr .YW WN . 1 4,7 rf , M T y l 4 A' v i ,-J 3, 75,25 . -'J ...,. wif- X I, U I ' Q . V F 5 ., lf f -f Are you afraid oi the m1ke. N f do , Q I -'U '-' X533 .-1- X kd K-1 . -l , ,, y - A .13 I f , -t 4' 3 .,, 1 K v Bonnie Stuby Lloyd Vaupel Ieanne Woods uf .sf J Iohn Taylor Martha Wallace Beulah Wooten S'-u,,, Mary Trousdale Fred Westfall Wanda Yates Wayne Miller 51 an J -.. lsr xi ' 1 1 ' ' x ' ,,, . f' .SJ .. vi' ff 3 X' I r l Q' J 1 -1 7 ew ' v F Q 'QQ' '- , QC' y A J f- , 14,-f ,M aff' It A 3 xx -. e f - : - , vs, if . 'A ' A r EK fl z ' . , '5 ' 'y Q, 3' Q' ' 'J 'W f , J 4' 3 ' , , , .5 K, . ' , r we Q ,Lv '4 if' if iz' f, w V 'J L 5 I , mil V X 'A' ' li . ' 7' A ' f 'JAX 51. ' 1. ,.. ..d A . B , 1 , 5, ,aff ,Q . 1 , .,- A X 1. 1 ' Q' , 1- . ', :xv N' ' V L ' Y G! B' f M, 4 -V 4' l 1 e 1 .A , - i A . . - ' ,.' ' I I - N , X .tis Q E 2 A ,... Y Lionel Ackerman Tom Ackerman Iohn Aldridge Iudith Ashley Edward Banks Earl Barbre Linda Barbre Iackie Bradley Norbert Brashier Ronald Bratcher Linda Bryan Theron Burneit Sue Burris Melvin Carty James Dagley Geraldine Daniels Margaret Daniel David Davis Phyllis Dean Billy DeLong Bill Doneghue Iane Gard Iohn Gales Doris Garrison Thomas Gott Peggy Gillihan Vonda Hamblin Carol Hancock Class 3 3 2 in '91, if X' wr- 1 if 71 JV' We vi .Y -f 'V aff ,K 'J -x J' 4 1 .:7 - f Jes 4 , V, .Fi --1 - -' Iudith Barniield Jeanette Chandler Ieanette Drone Ann Hankins fi I N, 1' ,Inna ,,,,- an 91 ,Q hr' ,., g wf , ,wr I ' i v-.4 Wg W W wax , y 3 . bf . 'nf 11 +44 1 y o-of fi --A 'H' S.- V .V f 4 711.5 ' I if :Qi Q? - ,. J , - ,A A ii 1 ., Pershing Howell Lindell Hoy Ray Hui! Sue Hunt Doyle Iudge lack Kell Lanora Kennedy Bill Kent Lionel Ackerman, Vice Presideni: Sandy Bassimer, Secretary-Treasurer: Iarreti Ketchum, President. ,f .. 5 W rj .av DJ or I ' f f , ,qv Q- ful , f U ' '-- 1 Q I 9, ,7 Q . V- 'Q sf V, , 5' -L 1 , A J- N , fn' J 'f' N P . 5- -if ' 'Q ' , VN ef 74' 5 ' f , y , ,fi J , , -fi I ' 2 I ' -. f as V 0 an '-'H od 'V A al ' .,. ...Q Y, Q I , - 1 :Qfg X 5 p 5- f Q. n + 2' 9 ' fa vf. ' if A ,ug 2 . ., WJ I f if w-I V 1 44- 4: 1' 1 Sandy Bassemier Loretta Batty Mark Bitzer LaDonna Blazier Harold Bonner Iames Browning Sonia Coale Clarence Collins Linda Comer Max Conrad Larry Dunn Linda Dunn Vonda Duvall Wanda Duvall Paul I-Zadie Barbara Harmon Shirley Harriman Dale Hill Ronald Hillyard - Q ' , 2 , 'D' 4? , 6 if ii. '-in aes- f W 49 5 N' -f' .1 V -' , 3 1.x f f - - l, X r I 'ef I Q 3 ' G , , , -, f I --.7 7 wr A N ct Y 1 r. K, . v ,,f ' L 'K i f I Morris Hutchison Iames Iohnson Iohn Iordan Larry Iordan Iarreit Ketchum Robert Kimbrell Mary Klee-man Norma Laird Vickie won first place in the Elks' Essay Contest again this year. Margaret Hipes '-fb AW 4 I '21-rj f'w,,.i X 'O-GW Q, ...M +. V 8 :DQ ..- Y Yin, P75 Beverly Booth Bob Cozart Margie Erkman Michael Hipes QI' Q'-Q .. I G. an 5, un... J fir I 'v f 1 v ....,, P 1 5 Martha Botsch Vera Crane Herman Fields Barbara Hooser of 1958 fi Q0 ,v- Q54 lwmr 'rv Q Hfxff, f , , , Wm 1 G17 Y it B E, M r fl VW Q-.. X .NJ lim Boyd Charles Dagley Loretta Frymire Linda Holtzclaw QT? QQ Ia' G- ' 2 3 ,-. nv 'vw Q' ,. i 1' 21 3 517, - - - tr' . T:Y iw Lfellarf Ar i if f 3: gg' , I Q '- Q. , ' 'We-K N. V6 -r Q H ev' 4' 1 V - f -- ' 'Y' ir 1.4 'V wg, 65' , 3' ,a -47 o r 77 ,- fl , - -as , 1 ' ' 3 3 4 4 6 'fi '.,' 'vi , V' 4 I ' X -H-4' CL: 'M' S7 , M ...G B , ., , , lf ' 6 .2 pr ' n , Y Ffif -J , if ' Q- I X 4'L -I N fx S r ' ' ev -s 5' of , Q , C, MNF, ' 3 V y iv 'VZ gf ,ff i Y 1 ivy' ' 4 ,N X ki X 'Z 511' ' 1 , rr W if ,L ,xl X A -5, 4 K fs , , - Q -..- , - Tom Lar e Bill Lasater Darlene Lee M. Lichtenberger Rose Little Rick Loewenherz Mike McCombs Gene Marlin 9 Dale Mitchell Allen Myers Mary E. Newcomb Dale O'Dell Carson Pettiiohn Billy Pollard Ronald Pollard Gerald Poole janet Scamahorn Mary A. Schneider Robert Setser Kenneth Sexton Rose Ann Simmons Phyllis Smith Patricia Snyder Larry Solliday Sue Thomas Dennis Travelstead Betty Trout Tom Turner Sue Upton Velma Upton Vesta Upton Peter Valter Class l ? fs , ea -- 24 0--1 uv- , :D 1 W '-3 infix f-'lpnffll J 1 f A 'CI' Q ff Larry M. Ward Iohn Warren C. Washington Brenda Gary Williams Ianet Williams Connie Woodruff Carol Talent . . our class has plenty. 51 Welch ll p ...,, - zum! ' V iq ly x X IH .i A ,nl Q a vt y . . ff' W W '- ,az H' ' t 1 -f Q .f ' csv gs, V- . ,6 f M W ' W ' ffl! 3 ,G , 3 51 ,V A 1 , , Wm 'Q J S 5 WJ S' 'ff ' .3 5 A ,-.pf , - sf., Us ,.:., X127 ij' AZA: 2 1 , ' A If. it ..., A tm I T ., , v Y J, 4 if ,, HM!-, V V- Q I t My x A L w ,.: , A' , ' g 'M 5 if R f 4.-1-'Pf -K Q - -M . .Jr Penelope Marsh Iames Prosise Donald Spencer Marieta VanZandt Margaret Maurer Pat Maurer Deanna Mecum Harold Meriwether Edna Merritt Judy Pruitt Patricia Pulliam Renee' Reedy Vickie Rister William Roberts Dee Ann Staley Virginia Steed Norman Stephan Sharon Stokes Verla Taylor Carolyn Vaupel Judith Vaupel Bill Wagner James Walsh Joy Walsh ,cgi 'uk E P, Q Q sf , at Q E9 Q-L is Q P 11' Hx ffmk P 'W Fr' x I M' tn . s X f sf? Q My - sk Egg-N 'ga A .xx Richard Wheeler Ivalu White lack Wylie Larry Ziegler Donna Iuenger Practice makes perfect, Example: She won first at district contest. 55 Charles Mick Ieanette Robley John Thomas Charles Warmer of 1958 lane Miller Norma Russell Linda Thomas Larry I.. Ward '5l' 3' 'f xuuw .x I K frx 4 H pllm 'V' ., 'W rc' 5? in 1:1 1- all I 4? ,4 ,ge : V' if xvs- li : 'km ff 1 N Q , -f'- , st 'Q M, , I sv , -Q ' Wt- f 3 'Q EX :f , ,L I ...D 'C' vs.. . X75 . g, 1 KIRK 2 J- 2 -G- Ac: iff - A' .4 -,,'z:.,1 wrt ' A. sf 5 kj- 'A ,, 3 M ' KE I 1 qi thigh, Q 6. V' D 1-I 1 I -53 'W y I., V 'Tl f li ' ' M y W , V x I K 3 ' 3 .7 ' V XF' 'gf A Q' ' ' , x , 1 ,Q A H Charles Absher Charles Allen Sue Allison Barbara Ashby Kenneth Ashley Eileen Aykens Charles Babcock Barbara Baker Catherine Banno Iudy Brasier Iudith Brewer Iudith Brooks Carol Brown Wayne Browning Donald Bryant Martha Bunnell Silas Burgess Darrell Burnett Betty Colbert Martha Cole Colleen Collier Robert Collins Ierry Conner Helen Daniels Linda Daniels Linda Dagley Shelley Davis Beverly Ellison Myra Fentress Cleda Frashier Iudy French Iames Gidcumb Samuel Gilpin Carol Glassmire Linda Gollihur Kirk Graham Class .D . , ,4 B , lsr. ,,. gf E -- 4 Iames Gidcumb, Vice President: Barbara Mitchell. V ' nh A 'W' Secretary-Treasurer: Benny Mitchell, President. N, ff' S 4 5 Y 1 J . . 4 X A '- ' f it I Q I ll ' 4' ' , . up 4 3772 if - in-1 2-4. gg, 5 -:: . Lowell Hardesty Mary Hosick Robert johnson -'fb A Bl- 4... ' 'J Na William Harmon Mike Harrell Loretta Harri Linda Howell Bill Hucker Larry Hui! Stanley Iohnson Kenneth Jones Yvonne Iones ' Q fix' ' ll Q Hiebert Gary Hxllyard A Holtzclaw Ronnie Hood my Hughes Iune Hutchison Gxllem Ingerton Shirley Iackson Frances Ioyce Terry Iuenger Frances Keleher Gene Kemper 411 fc kB' 4-v 9 w 'U , f.: 43, Q , :M ., ,I L Q, ' , - + , W l . i ,. 'M' ' A ni, l f - ' PIP , Muay! c W 6: . at' 2 ' ', ' gf! I '- lf , fi ..,vxl,. ' ' e f V-eamk if owl. 4. ' . ' rm. My l we ! 'L if ' , Q. I ' Q- GY-r 7 f Hz- 4 tg' Wo it' , 5 . ' . 'Q Q rx M: , ' Q , ' fha.. 4 ' ' ' l . G 63- .. L 0 U 4 9 .X , 1 . l ' .ffhw ..' ' 1 h' si ' . I 'ax pd- Exif. , Ronnie Bmgman Terry Bmgman Roberta Bixler Ronald Blazier Charles Boatman Donna Boehringer Lura Boehringer Io Ann Bonner Ioyce Booth Ioyce Callxcotte Reva Campbell Linda Card Sharrell Carter Donald Chambless Donna Chase Judith Chastain H. L. Churchwell H. W. Churchwell Kay Dixon Iohn Douglas Darrell Douthitt Kay Downen Helen Duvall Leroy Duvall Wilkie Duvall Donald Edmond Carol Ellis Norman Graham Ronnie Graham Betiy Grammer Betty Grant Janice Gray Ierry Gray Iohn Gray Darrell Gwaltney Iames Hahn .. TL' 1 Q 6 t t 7 -f . , - ' ' X f ' ,, l-2-3-4 right face. x I ff s A , , ' , f: - v 57' A A X . v. 1,-,ss 5 W -, I IJ 'f Q- 1 uv Q . ' S lv' i ' 155' ff 'J'-, :lin , fm- v s - I f' ,, I ' ' A if cf ' l -- -I . N .,,,I V 4 - K , , ,Q ' , 1 .A Q Q N' V L M I n 1 Q g -r-r f A7 ..- I W .,: , ,,,,., lvnn I X M A 1 ,JA ,. , 3 an cr -- X t 9 sc' Q' t 'F 'Q ul' lf 'cs' , 'ff L' 21 gf f g 'ST w A, s if , A I X r Q gi N X A :pl Q W iv- ,S H1 , ,pilre A f L- P we , Q4 1' , I ,R ,gy ' 'P , -- Q 2 ' I YY Y w H -M 3 - N' -of A .V f , 'S' -.--X: y if . 'f ,f' - A , Wir s, ..,- X if Dolores King Trudy Kisner Patsy Kittinger Donald Kope Scott Land Berneda Large Brenda Morris Charles Murphy Larry Murphy Evelyn McCord Mari. McCormick Gary Nixon Robert Rlce Iudy RiPPY Patricia l-lister R. Ritcheson Howard Robinson Douglas Sanders K. Smithhart Io Ann South Linda Stallings Richard Stallings Harold Stinson Marsha Stocke Class I hope someone understands. E Q v lr xv- g X X .V 2' 'Q--,X ' A 4.9 IA y T' I div P fag Peggy Leithliter Ianet Majors Shelia Malone Lois Ozment Phyllis Perrott Charles Pfister Linda Sanders Nancy Sanders Donna Savage Elroy Thien Ellen Thomas Benita Trousdale Q , 2 7-it ,QE , 3: 9' ' 5' 4 5... U, ' Y Q .rf be , , : :1-2-'90 1 ,S Y- A 9 464 ev- o V Y ,.e- fit 'Y P Larry Wheeler L. Wohlheuter 58 George Whiting Barbara Williams Beverly Williams Rebecca Wood Ella Wright Lois Wright 'RZ Q- v-af' h gf , new N of Q 9 . f. 1' it V -3,1 , Y, ,Q X , . '-::' W -+ -w W, f' ' -fi ,fl f ' '- XJ 1, ,' , if 3 ,si V If P ' If -yo I e 'S ' ' In V 7 9 PPE? ' .' ' ', + Y- f .nf it Z -QV? 'V 'Z , A ,ar .. . 'i 2w-At -. S V , P in , '-nw. .. 1 f 12 .-S 1 A XIX' ive'-.e Q,-iff y' -s, f an 'i f , ' I 3 e' A n A 2 Lev V ,fy filmtv' H' 'W if' .Aj ,, it ,Q 1 r ' ,t 'W ,. f-H, I - W1 -' an A.. ,. 'W v W I Q .V , 1 ,W Q, V I A' any 'J Ei, Y -1 W ff ' ' JZ.. ' ' ' . ,I ' V N, ff: , y Masterson Donna Matz Janice Miniman Sarah Miller Barbara Mitchell Ben Mitchell Wanda Mitchell Helen Moore William Morlence Phipps Mabel Pollard Doyle Prince Donald Pritchett Iohn Proctor Vera Purcell Marjorie Pyle Ianice Reeves Shirley Hhein Schneider Cuma Schumacher Shirley Seal Ramon Shelton Ierry Shirley Iohn Simmons Maraqaret Sims Charles Sine Hattie Smith Trout Larry Trout Beverly Turner Patricia Turner Phillip Vines Bernard Wagner Phil Walker Arthur Welch L. Westergard . 8 A ' A Ii , 1.9 3 4 , 1 .. K il' WWL17' -, A 5 High school surely is different. 2 x ,Q-' i Q an , L . I I BJ 4 N y -sr S .6 Peggy Williams Sue Williams Ianet Winiger Yates Ray Yates George Zoph Cletus Wohlhueter Robert McCulley 1Deceasedl 59 'Q- iw Q.. 5, -H-'I f 'F1.f2 'qf1.. wgeji-,gag 1,3n 5, Q . . 'msg' M ,Q- svt ?.v .YH 'N -. ,...,,,,-W-by E L. Wg PUBLICATIONS CLUBS MUSIC 01 Co-editors: Anne Coleman and Georgia Allen. We work to put out the Carmian. 62 Sponsors-Mr. Kenneth Hurt, Miss Myrtle Fleming, cmd Mr. Charles I-lortin. The first Carmian was in 1933, edited by Mary Smith. Mr. I. A. Mann spon- sored this edition. Times have changed for now we have three sponsors, Mr. Charles L. Hortin, Mr. Kenneth Hurt, and Miss Myrtle Fleming, and two editors, Anne Coleman and Georgia Allen. The staff consists oi Ray Smith, business editor, Lela Templeton and Dean Anselment, assistant business editors, Rachel Englebright and Bob Wy- lie, photography editors, Barbara Ken- nedy and Barbara Mills, view section editors, Bob Aud, Gregg Dickey, and Paul Spencer, photographers, and Bob Dean and Earl Ziegler, sports editor. Photographers-Gregg Dickey, Paul Spencer, and Bob Aud. N4 1 Zi' 41 ' 1 as fi 4 + frwfww X 'W Q , ,, b M, of 2 , K 'JW VL Mg Q25 M 'Z an ar , -f ., V ' . za f, 4 -. L24-aw 4 X ,, lil, yu, I i, ww, A I , A., fr' ,..,,1 WA , f 7' ' g y ...if 1'g',A Vjgglicg' I O ' gg ' 'A v - ::'Yf4 7,ii 5 ' 3 f i ' - ' ' 2's2f1f:s5f Q5 ' , ':::.f1q ugmz' A . ' l aww--N.. 41' ' 5 5 il ,. ,jj f , W p 6 ,MWWYM M I 5 I mv, Hb Q 4 ' ' ' , 1' f www K if 3 1 f -M ..,,,.,,,,, mf Y H... V , 9 W? ,: 'M ,gm W - f I f ,Q f? X hu... 414 ! E rf 1 , ,Q Q 'bt M1-'Y I I. Student Council is the way we voice our opinions. The tirst council was formed in 1947. It was sponsored by Miss Beatrice Dean. There were twelve members with Richard Anderson as president. Sponsor-Mrs. Nora Lampp. We have a Student Council. The 1955 Student Council is composed of the same number of members as was the first one. The officers are: Darr Lynn Staley, presi- dent, Dick Bayley, vice president, Carolyn Anderson, secretary, and Phyllis Smith, trea- surer. We snoop to put out the Bulldog Barks The first paper was the Carmian Flashes, published in 1936. The editors were William Standley and Doris Faulkner and the spon- sors Were Miss Mertice Pyle and Mr. Iohn Cralley. Working hard all through 1956 to put out the paper were Mary Ruth Sims and Phyllis Stuby, co-editorsg Mary Anne Land, manag- ing editorg Helen McCance, feature and ex- change editorg Mike Nixon, sports editorg Gail Garrison, record editorg Larry Kell, circulating editor, and reporters from the English Iournal- ism class. From lei' fo gm GUYV? Gmnson M37 Slms Co editors Mary Ruth Sims and Phyllis Stuby Phyllis Stuby Mike Nixon Helen McCtmce and Mary Anne Lund We explore the field of science. Dyeing partners-Iudy Brewer and Carol Ellis. Back in 1936, the science club sprang up with Mr. Iohn Cralley, Mr. Royal McCormick, and Miss Ioanna Chapman as sponsors of the forty-six members. Fellow brew-mixers-Georgia Allen and lane Austin. 66 Leading the experiments in '56 are Mr. Elmo Purdy and Mr. Iohn Sralley. Club otli- cers-Ray Smith, president, Ben Mitchell, vice president, and Georgia Allen, secretcu'y-trea- surer. The scientists include Mike Harrell, Ben Mitchell, Lucky Westergard, Kenneth Ashley. Gary Williams, Bob Aud, Sam Gilpin, Ray Smith, Stewart Pearce, Maurice Turner, Bev- erly Ellison, Iudy Brewer, Carol Ellis, Phyllis Perrott, Pat Rister, Kay Dixon, Georgia Allen, Jimmy Hahn, Phil Walker, Gary Hillyard, Ken- neth Conner, Iane Austin, Bill Morlence, Pat Armstrong, Charles Sine, Iohn Gray, Gary Nixon, Gillem Ingerton, and Dee Wohlhueter. f---u--.-.l 5 ' 5 ' Learning new tricks-Mr. Ed. Hillyard and Darr Lynn Staley. Ready for action--George Epley. We run the reels. Mr. Edward L. Hillyard started the Projection Club in 1952 and has sponsored it since. There were twenty-eight members at the start. The mem- bership list now includes: George Epley, Wayne Miller, Floyd Hines, Gerald Poole, Ray Gillihan. Vernon Marlin, Ronald Hillycrrd, Gilbert Mears, Bill Hays, Mike Mail, Bob Randolph, Larry Kell. Dale Mitchell, Phil Rebstock, Donald Spencer, Larry McKinney, Norman Wood, Ronald Foley, Richard Wheeler, Larry Dunn, Dale O'De11, Mike McCombs, Rick Loewenherz, I. R. Iordan, Marilyn Mick, and Darr Lynn Staley. Letting it roll-Mike McCombs. 67 is K-.17 Welch. We are Future Farmers of Amerlca Fxxmg things Wlllram Barbre and Lloyd Vaupel Starting with thirty eight in 1936 the FFA now has been reduced to sixteen members Mr Royal McCormick spon sored 1t in 1936 while in 1956 Mr Ernest Iohnson holds down this job. The sixteen members are Bill Allen, Iames Walsh, Charles Welch, Roger Stocke, Larry Hughes, Iarnes Kimbrell, Owen Matz, Ronald Savage, Iesse Brown, Harold Bonner, Lloyd Vaupel, William Barbre, Roger Hubele, Bill Doneghue, Ronald Pollard, and Ray Huff. HN Nailing things together-Mr. Iohn fs, son. Charles Welch, and Alan Matz Bd Buzzing away are Ronald Savage Allan Matz, Mr. Johnson, and Charles Mrs Berdie Hughes-sponsor. In 1946, Mrs. Berdie Hughes organized the Carrni Chapter of the FHA with twenty-one members. Today the sponsor hasn't changed, but the number of mem- bers has increased to twenty-eight. The club presented a variety show during school hours for our enjoyment. To be a member of FHA, girls must take home economics. From left to right: Linda Barbre, vice president: Dee Anne Staley, projects chairman: Linda Dunn, secretary: Iudith Vaupel, president: and Ianet Winiger, public re- lations chairman. We are the Future Homemakers. First row, left to right: Mrs. Berdie Hughes, Barbara Baker, Margie Pyle, lanet Winiger, Lin- da Barbre, Linda Dunn, Dee Wohl- hueter, Beverly Ellison, B everly Tumer, Pat Turner. Dee Ann Sta- ley. Frances Ioyce, Donna Chase, Barbara Williams, Shirley Seal, Io Ann Bonner, Edna Fem Merritt, Cleda Frashier, Linda Holtzclaw, Wanda Duvall, Iudith Vaupel, Bet- ty Trout, Vonda Duvall, Carol Brown. Other members are: Loret- ta Harrison, Yvonne Iones, Betty Grammer, Catherine Bannon. Nao- mi Fulton, 69 Q -is We are the keys to society and Here are the keys, now where is the door? Officers: Ioe Pierson, Treasurer: R o b e r t Ran- dolph, V i c e President: Ray Smith, Secretary: and fsittingj Bob Wylie. Pre- sident. National Honor Society, Top Row: Darr Lynn Staley, Carolyn Anderson, and Bever- ly Kimbrell. Second row: Barbara Doneg- hue. Ray Smith, and Helen McCance. Third Row: Alice Brown, Pat Armstrong, and Georgia Allen. Front Row: Pat Burris and Mary Ruth Sims. The first Key Club was or- ganized in 1952 by Mr. Robert Eadie with lourteen boys as charter members. This club mo- dels itself after a civic organ- ization, the Kiwanis Club. To become a member of this service club, a student must maintain better than average scholastic rating or excel in some extracurricular activity. All prospective candidates are approved by the sponsor be- fore being voted on by the active members. Mr. David Stanhouse is the present sponsor. the keys to success. The National Honor Society is composed of students who are juniors and seniors, with a second semester academic average of B. To be selected, a student must also rank high in leadership, service, and character. Each student who is eligible scholastically is rated by the teachers that he has had in school on the three traits listed above. The aver- age of these traits must equal four points or more. It's a home run. Get it over! We build stronger bodies. GAA, lirst organized in 1951 by Mrs. Paul- ine Ackerman, is a Way of keeping physically tit through exercise. Miss Dolores Feldkamp, PE teacher, spon- sors the forty girls now holding membership. These girls are: Carolyn Anderson, Deane An- selmant, Laura Arbaugh, Carolyn Bertram. Donna Boehringer, Carol Brown, Linda Card, Neta Corbin, Helen Daniels, Phyllis Dean, Lin- da Gollihur, Betty Grammar, Ianet Hancock. Mary Hosick, Ianet Majors, Margaret Mertz, Brenda Morris, Iudy Rippy, Sara Schneider, Mary Schneider, Rose Ann Simmons, Mary R u t h Sims, Mar- garet Sim s, Pat Snyder, B o n n i e Stuby, Mary Trou- sdale, Beverly Turner, Barbara Williams, Wanda Yates, Ioyce Call- ic o t t, Geraldine Daniels, P a u l a Kane, Karen Lew- is, H e l e n Mc- Cance, Lola Mel- lon, Shirley Rhein, Phyllis Stuby, and Beulah Wooten. GAA officers. It went over. -sv. ugh :W 1 . - A U, ' 1 + A , 4 Q ., l . M n nu un no 1. 4 u un n . . an lv ..-an 1- f M .H nn., wh 3,........' Q ..-qu.. , ' uw 91,11 tha 4 nw X ..1 fr , -Q 'W ,M A 3 2531 3 ze 1 ,fa I u ,i Q ,, w.J Vfz' ,Ha sf gif. nfs: ' L.L:.1.f-- 4: , M..- x A an qifii a an if ' 'O' 'V Y 3 Q-in 1 Q F ' , I 0 l . - ' in in gi f 1 t . .Ag I I ,W K 'WW aw k M V M.gg'yL kvvy MWMNAV . ' P Etbw A V'-VRXQYU , x 'S 4 V 1 5, K? ' uh , Aff . T L . 5 5 G ' -.fl ': . 1 1 , 1 A , 5' 'fix W I N ,Q - Q ff' Y i.. 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Sextet consists of Helen McCance, Anne Coleman, Inez Fair, Carolyn Bertram, Iudy Fernandes, Betty King, and pianist, Barbara Doneghue. Norman Wood, Dale Mitchell, Mike Solli- day, Dick Bayley, and Neta Corbin, pianist, make up the quartet. We exercise our voices And here we are all together. lust the six of us N5 N -is N! 4 ri, r . 'iii Q 1535 WY Y' iii-X'-X L' fgffil Il . Ji? ' A 'M . , 2 ,., ,- gi x .fa ff mv 1 nl' .113 T xx 6 :gg gp , 9 7 .f Qlgg 3 'F QN:G NGN ' ' ..A ff Y! '91 3, efy, if Qkgig 1 if 54. Fix--52 Jgrafi p5Xiw 5' . ' Hi- gg ggff . 5 yagjf . Y' K . 'K Z -Q1 Wir' 'Gi Q i'-M 4 X 1 1 1' X , . NJ V . . M, ,W .E 1 2 A-0 Fur il 'F U 'K fx' if-I QQ, 5' 1 a S 'J X gf' Sr- 5? X, 1 'r if 1 A I 'K -f fp! K 'Y X454 U L Vi. ' 'i L h , .i KP: sl ir il ' I 3 WH VE z 2 JF W' Q3 :..gVS+' fl . vi ,sr kwvf Wk Wm-f , x Q yi fx.,,Nr Jia Auf 5 Sw! 8 ,Nan- pw 4 if gi X- X M NB K uf .-7 .xxx Q.. - x 91?-.- 5- FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK GYMNASTICS BASEBALL There he goes. Will he be stopped? Looks like he ran mto cr little trouble We play rough and hard. The 1955 football season at Carmi High School may be in the past but it is one never to be forgotten. Perhaps the biggest hindrance to the Bulldogs was weight. The smallest team to take the field in several years was out- weighed by at least 15 pounds per man in every game. The football hopes also suffered a severe jolt when Kenny Brashier and ,, ,N . 3 Ierry Downen were lost early in the year to the team for the entire season. Brashier missed the gridiron action due to a knee injury and Downen suf- fered a dislocated shoulder. The campaign opened on a sour note as the Bulldogs fell before the powerful Benton Rangers by the score of Zl-14. This loss snapped the locals carry-over winning streak at seven in a row and also se- vered the three year perfect home record. The Bulldogs attempt to get back in winning gridiron form was stifled as the Lawrence- ville Indians upended the lo- cals 21-6. Yea team! Changing the course of tra- vel from downward to upward, the third encounter found the Bulldogs nosing out the Iohnston City lndians 20-19. Living up to expectations, Ronnie Winter, quarterback, threw two touchdown passes in the third period. The following Friday the well-oiled gridiron machine of Coach Don Shroyer steam-rolled over the Albion Lions, 46-6. With quarterback Ronnie Winter paving the way, Carmi scored a sur- prisingly easy victory over the highly regarded Eldorado Eagles, 27-13. The entire Carmi forward wall turned in a sterling performance. There was the usual fine impressive play of Lee Roy Emery and Bobby Dean, plus the im- proved performance of Mike Solliday, Riley Stover, Mike McCombs, Leon Myers and Shelby Hankins. The Mt. Carmel encounter proved to be an individual scoring duel be- tween Bobby Winiger and Mt. Carmel's Bud Brown as the Bulldogs battled the Golden Aces to a l4-l4 tie. Winiger tallied 14 points as Brown accounted for 13. On a very wet and muddy field the locals rewarded the Homecoming fans with a 20-U decision over the Fairfield Mules. Coach Shroyer unveiled his single wing and unbalanced line attack against Bridgeport as the locals chalked up a 35-6 victory. And as all good things must come to an end, the Bulldogs completed a very successful season at McLeansboro, scoring a 27-0 decision over the Foxes. , fr Q R E Haba, y .. Z Q ze .ry . . 'R -A E ,ff saififzw 'J g 4 'WY n E,,,.-..,x,,,, . ' 1 is 'F 1. Q. 5, 1, 'fa K , J ,, 3. 435W .r 2,57 15. x 5 RQ 'S R , Q Q 'fx .S W ' Ir Nt V ' N' 'H W Z - . 5' , M fx! N ,, s ,agp Q. fy A 1, A ,gk 'Wx 2 N , V- 5. , 'f A i '1'7' 'M', 1 if V ff 9 3 f, , ' 4 . .,,. i- A,,,, V H , gn Q M ,, , 4 , , VV Q- in lx ,KA v: , 45 H M3 Af Al ', ,AJ 4 My -ff ' R131 w , CK 5 5- ,Zo 4 K. 9v 5 M 'ti 'iw' X Q QU. 1 'Q s J q ,X , , ,AA Sf i ' C A ai: mi A' G. 'ff ', ' -.am Q 'f l ' ' ' : Q A f N' 7 f , ' f '- Lf I' 9 , fl , af 'Q .W -W Q -Q ff - , , , ,,,,.f W ,, W ' W Q f L f . 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GAMES AWAY Harrisburg fg g3 C ItEGIgNAI1 TOURNAMENT AT FAIRFIELIE , Eldorado 48 55 Carmi xvs airfield 73 26 Fairfield 57 50 Cam! XS Qlhlfm . 66 D9 Mclleansbom 66 61 Carmi xs ,ll.'C3I'l'11t'.l fDouble Overtime! 34-32 Bridgeport 71 67 armi First in Regional. Albion 55' 53 Mt. Carmel 85 TT SECTIONAL TOURNEY-HARRISBURG Grayville 95' 53 Carmi Vs Shawneetown 49 48 Olney 76- 67 Carmi vs West Frankfort -17 48 Lawrenceville 46 GT Carmi Second in Sectional. Q!! if 6? gf 2 fel lg EQ 3 '- , ,,.. A ,V,, WM - fig? Wy? llzv V Q' . I It seems that I've seen this be- B SQUAD-First row left to right: Dale Mitchell, lack Wiley fore, Rick Loewenherz, Kirk Graham, Norman Graham, Kenny Sexton, Bob FRESMAN TEAM-First row lett to right: Mike Harrell, Kirk Graham, Benny Mitchell. Dick Stallings, Norman Graham, Arthur Welch, Lucky Westergard, lim Gidcumb, Sammy Lee Hughes. E Second row: Iohn Proctor, Bob Rice, Sam- my Gilpin, Ronnie Graham, Larry Trout, Ronnie Bingman, Gene Hardesty, Ierry Trout. Cozari, Bill Kent. Second row: Iohn Iordan, Bill Lasater, Dick Stallings, Benny Mit chell, Arthur Welch, Dale O'Dell, Ierry Trout. We are the Bulldogs of the future. The hopes oi continued success in the future will depend mainly on the freshman and sophomores of this year. Many favorable comments have been rnade about the B squad this season. These boys compiled a 12-7 record. With the irosh piling up a 7-1 re- cord in stiff competition, prospects are bright for good cage seasons in years to come. One . . . Two . . . Three . . . Four. A practice heave Track is once more gaining some ot its former prestige at CTHS. The 1955 squad has many returning lettermen for the current year. In addition to these boys, there are approxi- mately titty other boys in spring sports. The varsity team was composed mainly of the lettermen and a tew newcomers. The Bull- dogs colors viewed tor the first time in confer- ence competition at the conference meet, April 21, took first place honors. if 2 W iz. 4 ,fam fag ' .-.fha-. ' s A ,Mm Indoor Practice - Orders of the Day Track and baseball boys get the low down Q 'C at rr' - t 5' f' it .kg 1 , f .M- y ' dx t K ' a'.532 fx i' A ' 9' K we f .X Q , A , .5 54 f 'K' P W 5 t- We-. ..i, K,, fs.-v' in J .x ,tx 'K 5 R it 12 ,Q ax w 150 We certainly have a topsy-turvy bunch around this school 4 Gymnastics, one of the newer sports at CTI-IS, is very popular. The gym team was in demand throughout southern Illinois this year. Exhibitions which were presented have been enjoyed by many people. In addition to numerous exhibitions, the gym team participated in the annual sports show and the State Gymnastics Meet. Coach Edward Hillyard will have a veteran team next year as graduation will claim only one member ot .. this year's squad. X uf N . 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Illi mis ll 1 ' 1 I - Alai f --I I umi lllixlwif CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 FROM YOUR WHITE COUNTY OFFICERS Best Wlshes For Contmued Success X 1111t X X X 1 X Kll X X N X 1 I XIll.I,.Xlilf Q'.XI l'lfR Cir' ' QAIIIIIAI Vlcrk XY, Il, .lOl'l'lS l'111111t1 'I'l'k'IlS 111-1' IWCXNIQTII K'Hl.lf Sh - ff IIICIQXIXX lil'lA'l'lXIlIflQ f.HI'HllL'l' Il XIQIQY li. l'l'X'l'NliX' .'11111'1'111t1-111l1'11l 11I'.'1'l11111ls XX Il.l.l1XNl Il. Sillnlxll Slillk'-S XIIHV111-1 ,IMIIN l,. 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Illinois I Let Us Help You With Your Future This ls Where Your Home Begins WHITE COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Carl McDaniel G H Racster D I E T Z S T U D I O PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 1956 CARMIAN INN 117 iiiifllli iiI'JlfXiilU I4 ,Y VIIUNIQ M'-L' llh IQXST XIXIN S'l'lQIflQ'l' KAOXIQNII lI,I. ffllf CONGRATULATIONS CABMI AUTO SUPPLY Dupont Paints Auto Parts Everything for Mother Baby Brother 8: Slster We Call For and Deliver WEST SIDE CLEANERS JoE WOODRUFF ll XML Il Buy Your Food Needs At The frlendly yard OGER and llve better for less We Give Top Value Stamps E C Hobmson Lumber Company Llsl llilfli HI' Iligl S 'llwfvl l4HlIlllllIIlk'llIS 111' 'HH' 5458 IACK 51 IILL SHOP . 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A .1 A ESfabI'Shed1876 ILLINOIS BROKERIIGE THE L HIIIIS STORE Your School Clothes Headquarters General Merchandise I ll BEANS IEWELRY Compllments of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Congratulatlons Class of 56 Tr1 State Butctne Company I 116 I ' I I Cznrmi, Illil His I I 1 Illi His IHS Nwrtlm Clmrclm Stn' 'I Llilfllll Ill 1 1 ' 7 l'l1..m- 'ISII UXIQKII II,I. NUI? Congratulations to Class of 1955 56 IDEAL SUNBEAM BREAD QUALITY CHECK The Energy Packed Bread Dam' JACK Moons Tn stare Dnstrnbutor Products VO K 'H Best Wlshes Q0 llll 2910 X35 THE AMERICAN LEGION Carnu Post No 224 Graduates I We congratulate you upon you successful Whoo, yea, ' PEE WEE NEWMAN s For the Best ln Fumlture Priced Right FOOD MARKET 6 C X k DOWNEN FURNITURE STORES I' I' Two Stores To Serve You We Deliver Il Stu XX mlnut Strut , 114 I . - ll Y, - I Y - Vhwm- I'III4lll 7-.W I livzxrlsvillc, Imlidlll L 0 I X Q4 ff N. I -I N ,. ,1- Ex F , .K V, 5 4 3 I ax t'm11plin1'l1lsffI' I S Mfl Nurtl1 Ififrh ,'II L'I Farm ', Illi His Hui .' '-vt vi -I 'I I'I11l1lC 'NUI Index To Sen1ors ALLEN WILLIAM LEE Kex Club 4 Conservauon Club 1 Progec t1on Club 1 2 FFA 1 2 3 4 Nature Club 3 Bovs State 3 ALLEN DONNA GAIL Camera Club 2 3 GAA 1 language Club Tvs Cho1r 2 Homeroom V1ce Pres1dent 1 Class Play Clnderella Cottage 3 ALLEN GEORGIA RACHEL Carm1an edltor 4 Nat1onal Honor Socxetv 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 Sclcnce Club 2 3 4 GAA 1 Language Club 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Homeroom Pres1dent 4 Prom Attendant 3 ANDERSON CAROLYN SUE Student Counc1l 4 lNat1onal Honor Soctetv 3 4 Camera Club 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 4 Lan guagt Club 2 3 Band 1 2 Class Secretarv Treasurer 1 Homeroom Pres1dent 2 3 Stu dent Counc1l Secretary 4 Sweetheart Dance Attendant 3 ANDERSON NORMA IEAN GAA 2 3 H1 Tr1 1 Busmess Club 3 FHA ANSELMANT DOLORES DEAN Carm1an Staff 4 H1 Tr1 1 Busmess Club 3 FHA 1 2 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Camp Repre sentatlve 2 GAA Pres1dent 3 Cho1r 2 ARMSTRONG PATRICIA ANN Nat1onal Honor SOCIEI5 3 4 Camera Club 3 Sc1ence Club 4 Language Club L1brary Club 1 2 3 Homeroom V1cm Pres1dent 2 Homeroom Secretarx 3 Class Play C1nderell'1 Cottage 3 Cltlzenshlp Award 1 ROBERT GENE Carm1an Staff 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Scl AUD AUSTIN MARY IANE H1 Tr1 1 Camera Club 3 Sc1ence Club 4 Hobb1es Club 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Class Play Cmderella Cottagt 3 BARBRE WILLIAM DEAN Projcctlon Club 1 FFA 2 3 4 BELL DOLORES ANNE Camera Club 1 2 3 language Club 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Secretary of Band 4 BERTRAM ELIZABETH ANN Band 1 2 3 4 Transfer from Wayne County H1gh Montlcello Kentucky BINGMAN LOUIS ACKERMAN Progectlon Club 1 2 lndustrnal Arts Club BOWLES MARY CHANDLER FHA 1 GAA 1 2 3 Llbrarx Club 1 2 Band 1 2 3 Transfer from Brovs nstovtn H1gh School Ill1no1s Homecomlng Attendant 2 Homecom 1ng Queen cand1date 4 BOYD SUZANNE CHRISTINE Camera Club 1 2 Language Club 1 Ban' 1 2 3 4 Prom Attendant 3 Cheerleader 3 BRASHIEH KENNETH RAY Camera Club 1 2 Language Club 1 l1brary Club 1 C Club 3 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 2 Homeroom Pres1dent 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball BROWN ALICE FAYF Nat1onal Honor SOCIGIX 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Language Club 1 2 3 Homeroom Sec retarx Treasurer 1 4 Svseethfart Dance At tendant 4 BROWN CHARLES KENNETH Audubon Club 1 Sctence Club 1 Hobb1es Club 3 Nature Club 3 L1brary Club 2 BROWNING MELBA LOU Camera Club 3 FHA 1 2 L1brary Club 3 4 Propertv Manager Cmderella Cottage 3 Transfer from Rldgvw as Commumty H1gh BURRIS PATSY IRENE Nat1onal Honor SOCIQIW 3 4 H1 Tr1 1 GAA CHAPMAN NOBLE DEAN lndustrral Arts Club 1 2 Football 2 CATHEY MARTHA IANE H Tr1 1 2 3 Busmess Club 1 2 3 F A 1 2 3 GAA 2 Cho1r 2 Transfer from Harr1s burg H1gh School COLEMAN ANNE CAROLYN Carm1an Staff 4 Camera Club 2 Language Club 3 Sextet 4 Cho1r 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Secretarv 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Transfer from Salem CORBIN NETA PAULINE Student Counc1l 1 2 H1 Tr1 1 Camera Club 2 GAA 3 4 language Club 1 2 Mlxed Cho1r 4 Quartet Acc0mpan1st 4 Octet Accompan 1st 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 4 Class Se re tary 3 Homeroom Secretary 2 Football At tendant 2 Sweetheart Queen 2 P1an1st for Graduat1on 1 2 P1an1st for Baccalaureate 1 CREAMER 101-IN T Language Club 2 3 Gymnastxcs 2 3 4 Woodrow W1lson Jr H1gh Decatur Ill1no1s Transfer DEAN ROBERT HENRY IR Carm1an Staff 4 Camera Club 2 3 Indus tr1al Arts Club 2 language Club 3 Home room Treasurer 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 DICKEY EDGAR GREGG Carm1an Staff 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 SCI ence Club 4 PUs 1 2 Band 1 2 Gymnasttcs DONEGHUE BARBARA ANN Nat1onal Honor SOCIEIQ 3 4 H1 Tr1 1 Cam era Club 1 Language Club 1 2 Madrtgals 2 3 4 Sexett 2 3 4 Quartet 3 4 Cho1r 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Secretary Treasurer 2 DOWNEN IERRY LYNN Industr1al Arts Club 2 Homeroom Presl dent 2 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 EDWARDS IOHN NELSON Student Counc1l 1 ProJect1on Club 1 Lan guage Club 1 2 3 C Club 3 4 Homeroom V1ce Pres1dent 1 2 Class Play Cmderella Cottage 3 Manager Football 1 2 3 Man ager Basketball 1 2 Manager Track 1 EMERY LEE ROY Nature Club 1 2 Cho1r 1 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 EMMERSON SHARON MAE Busmess Club 3 FHA 1 2 GAA 1 ENGLEBRIGHT RACHEL LEE Carm1an Staff 3 4 Camera Club 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 Language Club 1 2 Madrrgals 1 Band 1 2 3 Cho1r 4 Class Pres1dent 1 Class VICE Pres1dent 3 Homeroom Pres1dent 2 Homeroom Representatlve 4 INEZ RUTH Camera Club 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 Language Cub 1 2 Sexett 4 Band 1 2 3 Cho1r 4 Class Secretary 4 Homeroom Secretary 1 Class Play Clnderella Cottage 3 Prom Queen FERNANDES PETER STEWART Camera Club 1 2 language Club 1 2 C Club 2 3 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 4 Home room Prcsldent 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Basket 1 3Trck1 3Ten1s1 I-'AIR 118 l . 1 .' 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Index To SGIIIOIS FISHBACK PHYLLIS IEAN G A 1 2 3 FULTON NAOMI GRACE FHA 1 2 Busmess Club 3 language Club 1 Glee Club 1 Transfer from Drevs Central Hlgh School GARRISON GAIL CATHERINE H1 Tr1 1 Camera Club 1 2 language Club 1 2 Bulldogs Barks Staff 4 GILLIHAN RAY LAVERN ProJect1on Club 1 2 3 4 Track GRAY CAROLYN EMILY GAA 1 2 3 4 GAA Secretarw Treasurer 4 language Club 1 2 Homeroom VICE Pre sldent 2 GUNNELS DALLAS EUGENE Projectlon Club 1 2 lndustr1al Arts Club HANCOCK IANET DEAN Camera Club 1 2 3 GAA 1 3 4 H1 Tr1 nd 1 2 Cho1r 1 HANKINS MARY IANE BUSINESS Club 3 Cho1r 4 HARRIS EVAN LOREN Band 1 Cho1r 4 Homemom Representatlve 4 Football 4 Transfer from Fa1rf1eld H1gh School HAWKINS GERALD FENTON Camera Club 1 2 3 Pres1dent Camera Club 3 Industrlal Arts Club 1 2 HILL DENZLE LYNN C'1mera Club 1 2 3 4 Suence Club 1 2 3 4 Hobbles Club 1 Nature Club 2 3 lang u'1ge Club 4 Football 1 3 Gymnasucs 1 2 3 Baseball 2 HOLTZCLAW PATSY JUNE Busmess Club 3 FHA 1 2 GAA 1 2 HUFF BETTY IEAN H1 Tr1 1 BUSINESS Club 3 Vlce Presldent Bu s1ness Club 3 FHA1 2 GAA 1 2 Home room Secretary 3 Busmess Club 3 Tr'1nsfe1 from Crosswlle KANE PAULA IANE Camera Club 1 2 3 GAA 1 4 language Club 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Home-comlng At tendant 1 Homecomxng Queen Candldate 4 Rotary Scholarshlp 3 KELL LARRY LEE Bulldog Barks Staff 4 Student Counc1l 1 2 3 Projectlon Club 1 2 3 4 Industrlal Arts Club 1 2 3 Head Carpenter and Curtam box of el'1ss plav Clnderella Cottage KENNEDY BARBARA IO Carmlan Staff 4 H1 Tr1 1 Camera Club 1 3 language Club1 2 3 Bandl 2 KIMBRELL BEVERLY ANN Natlonal Honor Soc1etx 3 Busme ss Club FHA 1 2 GAA 1 BETTY SUE H1 Tr1 1 C'tmera Club 1 2 GAA guage Club 2 3 Sexett 4 Band 1 2 3 Chflll 1 2 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 1 SONIA MARIE Camera Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer Camela Club 3 language Club1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Drum Major 1 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Homeroom Treasurer 3 KITTINGER DONALD LEE x Club 2 3 4 3 4 Ba KING KIRK LAND BETTY BROOKS H1 Tr1 1 Camera Club 2 Language Club Cho1r 2 119 LAND MARY ANNE Bulldog Barks Staff 4 H1 Tr1 1 Camera Club 3 4 GAA 1 2 4 Language Club 2 3 ndl 2 4 Cho MAIORS ROBERT WILLIAM Projectlon Club 1 Nature Club 3 lndustrlal Arts Club 2 Football 1 2 Track 1 2 MARLIN CLYDE VERNON PTOJQCLIOH Club 1 2 3 4 language Club 2 3 Cho1r 2 C1t1zensh1p Award 2 MATZ ALAN RICHARD FFA 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Gymnastlcs 2 MAURER ALAN KEITH Industnal Arts Club 2 Homeroom 1reas urer 3 Football 1 2 4 Track 1 2 MAURER CLYDE EDWIN lndustrxal Arts Club 2 Homeroom Presx dent 1 Track 1 2 MECUM FRANKLIN DELANO 'Nlature Club 3 Industrmal Arts Club 2 3 Track 1 MERTZ MARGARET ELIZABETH H1 Tr1 1 Camera Club 2 FHA 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Band 1 'Vla1d of Honor to Home commg Queen 4 MILLS BARBARA ANN Carm1an Staff 4 H1 Tr1 1 Busmess Club 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 language Club 2 MORRIS TERRY IOE Projectlon Club 1 Nature Club 1 lndustr1al Arts Club 2 Homeroom Pres1dent 3 Track MYERS CHARLENE Student Counc1l 4 H1 Tr1 1 Camera Club 2 3 4 GAA I 2 language Club 2 Home room VICE Pres1dent 2 3 Homecommg Queen MCCANCE HELEN LOUISE Bulldog Barks Staff 4 Natmnal Honor So clety 3 4 H1 Tr1 1 Sclence Club 4 Hobbles Club 3 GAA 1 2 3 4 Language Club 1 2 Se1cett4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 1 Homeroom VICQ Pres1dent 2 GAA Camp Representatne 2 GAA VICE Presldent 3 MCDANIEL HELEN LENA Camera Club 1 Busmess Club 1 2 Suencf Club 2 3 H0bbl9S Club 1 I1brarx Clubl 2 3 4 Transfer from Central1a NIXON HAROLD EDWARD Bulldog Barks Staff 4 Student Counell 2 Camera Club 3 language Club 2 3 C Club 3 4 Class Plax Cmderella Cottage 3 Track PARKERSON RAY ARLEN Yearbook Staff at St Llmo 4 Newspaper at' St Elmo 3 4 Secretarx of Class Class Treasurer 3 Class Plav Drsperate Am brose 3 Foothill-1 Track 1 Transfer from St Elmo POLLARD GERALD LEE Camera Club 1 Homeroom Treasurer Football 2 3 POLLARD HAROLD LOUIS Nature Club 1 Industrlal Arts Club 1 Homeroom NICE Presldent 1 7 POOLE RONALD KEITH Audubon Club 1 Industrnal Arts Club 7 PRETZSCH CHARLES EDWARD Camera Club 2 C Club 2 3 4 Pbs 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Track 2 3 PRITCHETT ELMER FRANKLIN lndustrlal Arts Club 2 I ' I A , . . 3 '- ' 3 e 1 l t 1 'Q . . 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