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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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I 8 x ., J I ffl, r 4 J cf , . U n 01x UC fy nf. K ,IJDJ Q 'K of ff w V 'V , f L' ,gmf f :Leigh . ' ,I , 1 Wm Q W fffiffzffwf iw' M tT R b E L ' I '57 CARMIAN Ianuary to December, we'll have moments to remember. From the be- ginning ot school last September, all through the busy year until the clos- ing clays in the spring of l957, we have tried to picture some of the many highlights of your school life. N XX ss x , x X X X AX s X it I 1 X x 0 N S I G X XX X x G X N X C c - xx G ' Q c . if: If 1 iff'-s 0,0 L90 An Unhappy Moment To Remember Is The Fctteiul Day You Received The Dreaded Pink Slip Q Q A Q YJ ..a.fwN EJQFN , X ix JE' , , 6 xf.4,-Lxk-,K1 f N4 , -. 'P 1 N -, 4-X !Q!CM.X-1 , zxj, X ., r- o- R xo, Q 5 fx- T 5,- ,Wig MRNKENNETH E HURT L jn.x2f '15-2 F ' ,jf ,A Cbklfrj f N- i fl . Wg. X ,Q i. A 'J .v ,Y Rl iw A MJ-7 'ff' , X V ,qi 'ill l 1 lm. 1 'lugs K l -se fc JJ t , 5 , l if M K' ,J X- X P f DEDICATION O- , 1 jf Xxx PM 37, V X Xl 'lf E' l vvl I' 'J lx JJ if WN? Q5 N L it f t it ri f. - lr '- ' 'iii 'N MM 5 JQXR ll 5 jf ,Q VX 5 'Xl l bf QKGQJ 79' .1 Af i,f .1 JN 4 For or stdfi composed oi students to put out ci yedrbook without ony supervision is GH impossibility. A guidinq hdnd to the editors and stdtf of the 1957 Cdrrriidn hos been d devoted member of the CTHS tdculty. In dddition to tedching four dcddemic subjects, filling the position of hedd senior odvisor, cmd spon- soring the Cdrnerd Club, he hds been kept on the run lending his time dnd skill to help mdke the UD- niidl d redlity. To show our gratitude dnd dpprecidtion we dedi- cdte the l957 Cdrrnion to Mr. Kenneth E. Hurt. el Qiw '-'x. , AL, J .mlk ,--be LX 5..- Q,Nv. x x: i. , , , -r-X..,1 14 ,v , f 3 x A ' 5. f-X4 jygi-ggi 'Y' , . X D X, K1 -B Vlt:,ZZ..,1jxJ5- ,ff J' 1 x My, Ma, x. l x , f- N X. 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Were you there when a chemistry student made a mistake? 9 We Will Always Remember The Board And The Administration Mr. William Potts, presidentg Mr. Walter Holzp Mr. Charles Myersg Mr. Emil Botschg Mr. U. B. Jeffries, principal, Mr. Urba Cook, secretary, Mr. Wayne Walker, Mr. J. Frank Williams. To this group of public spirited men, who gave many countless hours in planning and providing our school, goes our sincere thanks. MR. U. B. IEFFRIES, Principal Striving always to provide a better place with the best facilities available for the rna- jority, is the philosophy of our principal. MR. CHARLES L. HORTIN, Assistant Principal Signing admit slips, trying to get sche- V dules worked out as Well as keeping vigilance over some 500 teenagers is the concern of mentor, Mr. Hortin. i MR. HAROLD ROBBINS, Guidance Director Counselor, friend, advisor, and consultant - all wrapped up in one neat package, our own Mr. Robbins. iz, - .1 .fi ' ,hw 2321, ,J X 1 , , if , 1 f ' Q if 2 ,af ' mg G if ., 'ff' g Y 'W 1,91 Qu' - 'i ' . X , ' 1, fs ,r H , ff' ff ' gfgn, ' 1 , 1 M' ,,gf,f, N, , if i v' 1 ' W ,. if ' 7l3?!f1'!ZWf Hin, , if f?,...v 'am , V fitf fylfk f Q zwqfg , M 1, X ., , , . V - any ,aw D ,-.. I ,I L, i,,,0 MRS. NORA LAMPP, Dean of Girls A friend of all - a stern and staunch believer in that truth always pays, one who deals fairly with all, to-Wit: Mrs. Larnpp. rm gig A , MMM 5 'H The and test c speechl EI'19lISh COI1 be fun MRS PAULINE LAMP Ish III Engllsh MISS AMALINE TURNI annshl II III rem: Eng Ish Il MRS BULA TAIT un I En Ish I Whether Gr Not You Fculed Or dbh E LAMP TURNI TAIT MM--'12-I 4 64 ,V,, gy. V . vw in Z ,, 4' 'Q - 4 I D ' 4 ' 5 I .'.-2' ' Q 7 . , f f . ,. 6 ,, , .1.'.L,4. Y X, ny 'ld u I V4 vga Jfoq ., ,,:,,.1y,,.. .PM i 1 I O 0 L' 'os E , ,r.a,,. 4, .,i,. , A , . 'N --.1 1 A-P . ' A 'L'. . A V ,M xx Pcrlez-vous francais? This is all 'du Passed You Left A Trail . . . English IV, speech, college prep, English l. f MRS. DARCY VAUGHT English I. MRS. HELEN MILLER English ll. STANLEY VAUGHT MILLER Not durch, but Lclin lu. MR. JOHN EPLEY Algebra I, II, plane geometry, solid geometry, trignometry. MR. DAVID STANHOUSE General mathematics, Algebra I. MR. CHARLES L. HORTIN Algebra I. In English Or Science, In Algebra Q ur 2 EPLEY STANHOUSE HORTIN One-fourth plus one-third equals Iwo-sevenths. Therefore triangle ABC is similar to triangle DEF. 14 Q, if lug, f' V' -2 f f ef ,xg A 2- , -51.7, ' 4, :R f -as f- x 2 'x I I ,4 LAMPP ENDICOTT M:DoUGAL EVERS MRS. NORA LAMPP MR. JOHN McDOUGAL Civics, modern problems, world geography. American history. MR. JAMES ROBERT ENDICOTT MR. JOHN EVERS American history, economics, world geography, sociology. World history. Through Pages and Years Of History Moves The -0-wr m1K'f'r ' ngppnufuwuwm u-,..:-fr' ,- -i i f.'i?Z', 1 'Z W, fm 1 Ju, r f'f', -- u,,f,,,. r . Q M. K. .-4 Now ihis is where General .--- ! Con history be humorous or is this fiction? , if ff? I Q Y 'gig flfltwfffiff 4,57 If ' .. ww , - . . ,lu ...2 2 ei .. . H, ,Q M-s2P1.wf::v.3, X, A f,':s.53e'i'i2 af w g i,..qgvf . , -':': ....:. -:fEf.sw:ff2.w': ,, V WX fp .... , 1 :-za f : W W, S.. 21'-g.:yn,.A Q F :.g:-,1.,.. --Ja, ,.,.. , 'Q , 'f ' F '2:, . ' ' A 'i 7 'f X , f A ' yi QQ? iii, M., ....,l.,,. QT, ' 22 ..,.. . 'Q' f ' ' 'L , : W Y? Trudging Caravan. Now is the time ----- MRS. WILMA VAUGHN Typing I, bookkeeping, shorthand I, II, office practice. MRS. DARCY VAUGHT Typing I, general business. S7 VAUGHN VAUGHT A debit or credit? MR. KENNETH HURT Personal typing. ,Q HURT IT MILLER BERGER Suddenly Strains Cf Music - Christmas MRS. HELEN MILLER Vocal C. MR. KENNETH E BERGER Insirum I I fi? --snug BI Gb I bl i . 1 'I C37 MlSS DELORES FELDKAMP Girls' physical education. MR. EDWARD LEE HILLYARD Boys' physical educarion, Carolers - I ,....' i .1 If - YZ i f .2 A X ' I .. A 1 I Ioyiul Bouncing MR. JOHN MCDOUGAL Boys' physical education, head coach. MR, JOHN EVERS Boys' physical educalion, assistant coach. - Boisterous P, Skill ----- tests? All right, 'L-:Vs hu FELDKAMP HILLYARD McDOUGAL EVER5 I ll E. ers stIe.' Wi gffa1,,:,..,,i v , A ,. 4. ffl. . w-as 'Sn A dk? lf?- .rv pts , f 1 H J 'S 1 Af' , X To i- JOHNSON BROWN FISCHER Work - In Shop - MR. ERNEST O. JOHNSON Vocational agriculture. MR. BILLIE W. BROWN Industrial arts. MR. ARKELL FISCHER Industrial arts. 1 V95 .3 X ,nff Farm boys learn by doing. A practical project. Now :his is 9 ... Just one more plate to go. 20 A fuiure nurse in action. In Ag - At The Hospital Or Down Town. A scfevieeu proiecl. 'NE 1 -4-1 1 MOORE YOUNG MR. FRED MOORE Disiributive ed ucafion, MR. JAMES YOUNG Diversified occupation. , . il !,fi V?l1i I Il Utwxg ' E ..il.:.,...i ,I fl 3 'z iii 1 :iii Z. -ligv . 'I -3 , ' 'age Qfi- ff7p',C-732. 5 , ff Q5,:v 37' 3 502:22 Z Zf' 7:2 Need o shade repaired? us 11 if , N ii x . ' ' v ' f fi - .. - ? s H ' '-gf 'K MR. DAVID STANHOUSE STANHOUSE Driver training. Learn this lesson well! ACKERMAN MRS. PAULINE ACKERMAN Home nursing, school nurse fn. ' j 'Y' ,. f ' A ,XM ...V 2 Y , HUGHES lf. 5' 'K fe-5' . f ff J' Q. f 3 X A . j 1 x , , ' .f-4 , ff ,, '-34. 46 1 I, J L? 40.1. S- tr z Q AM Q 1 MRS. BERDIE HUGHES Home Economics I, Ilg home living. sri 1 1 , n w .... J Boo! Yours And Your Friends' Actions Have Been Caught To browse or not to browse . . . Qlllll i ff JAMERSON twig. f Dv MISS E. WAVE JAMERSON Librorion. 22 Office Force MISS ESTHER KALLENBACH Bookkeeper. MRS. MABEL HOFFNER Secretary. MRS. VIOLET RENSHAW Secretory. Cafeteria Crew MRS. PEARL BARBRE, head cook. MRS. EDITH LAMONT MRS. COVA RISTER Transportation Department ALONZO JENKINS WILFORD ALDRIDGE JOHN FARNEY WILFORD MATZ RAYMOND NEWMAN ERNEST YORK Ianitorial Service CLAUDE FRYMIRE, head custodian. DON GREEN VICTOR BECK LAVERN PRETZSCH WILLIAM CRAVENS 3 53,1 Shelby Honkins, president. Judith Reedy, vice-president. Susan Bull, secretory, Don Newcomb, VYCGSUYCY- Mr. James R. Endicott, Mr. Kenneth E. Hurt, Miss Delores Feldkamp, Mrs. Helen Miller, and Mr. Bill Brown, senior advisors SENIORS OF 1957 ln the fall of 1953, 161 very green freshmen streamed into the halls of Carmi Township 1-ligh School. Do you remember that year, when tabbed as Hot Bodding Freshies by the seniors, we were sponsored by Mrs. Pauline Ackerman, Miss Helen Deputy, Mr. Bill Brown, Mr. Iames R. Endicott, and Mr. Kenneth Hurt? That was the year we won two S10 awards for being good citizens and helped cheer the football team to an undefeated season. As second-year-men we returned to a school enlarged by two wings which survived the catas- trophe on lanuary 2, 1955 when the central section was destroyed by fire. With the 1uniorfSenior Prom and the magazine campaign weighing on our minds, we started our junior year secure at last in the slot of upper classmen. The outstanding event of the year was centered around our prom with the theme i'Over the Rainbow. Moving into the new part and producing Our Town, the theatrical debut in the auditorium, helped complete our last year in high school. After being shuffled from one wing to the other via Tin Can Alley for two years, we at last were trans ported into the modern, spacious central section of CTHS in March, 1957. Miss Delores Feldlcamp, Mrs Helen Miller, Mr. Bill Brown, Mr. lames R. Endicott, and Mr. Kenneth Hurt have helped the remaining 109 of us through the last three years. When on May 31 we take our final bow, we will have completed four years crammed full of football and basketball games, dances, parties, classes, classmates, teachers, laughter, tears, fun, and happiness. Do you remember? 24 xx I I ll Memones, Memor1es '33 ' -- n ,.,. lx, ' it 1 ' Richard Bennett Bayley Larry Ray Bell Mabel Carolyn Bertram Ellen Kay Bohleber Tammy Ray Callicott Barbara Jane Campbell Laura Ann Arbcugh Susan Ball Barbara Elizabeth Barnes Carolyn June Bates 9 Senior executive council,1he minds behind the senior class. YW OOPS! Stocke did it. Marlene Joy Dartt James Everett Davis Nellie Marie Davis Annetta Jane Dobbins Cooper SENIORS Lines Oi Great Men L. diff Q' ,4-In lfi Nancy Maude Coleman llorry George Cook Lloyd Kenneth Conner Judith Kay Cotter Janet Gayle Craig Judy Ann Dagley 26 OF 1957 All Remind Us Wm Janet Marie Fuller James William Funkhouser lDid not graduate.J Shelby Jean Funkhouser Alfce Faye Garrison Virginia Knight Hale James Davis Handley Peggy Kay Doneghue Carolyn Joyce Edmonson George Wesley Epley Judith Logan Fernandes ,M Touch of the masters ii i l Somewhere over the rainbow .1 WV' , V Nur ,q' -1' 7 1, Mary Elizabeth Howell Gerald Dean Hoy Roger Keith Hubele Evelyn Gail Hughes L r SENIORS We Can Make ES' ,J Shelby Lee Hankins Royce Eugene Hawkins Belly Aileen Hays Billy Allen Hays Spencer Harris Hendrix Mary Belh Hoover Redman 28 OF 1957 Our Lives Sublime. Larry B. Hughes Now we're getting somepluc -4-fi 'Q- Tommy Aaron Ivy Aubby James Joyce fDid not graduate.J James Robert Kimbrell Roger Glenn Langford Barbara Ann Lee Dodge Shirley Ann Hutchinson Gary Gerald Hutchison Doris Hutchison 16 'x 'gr f-H., , I . 'ft SENIORS r Aqwl Wu 4 f . M ik fm, if And, Departmg. ' ' season s A we-M . 'M J 1 f 1 'S 1 in I. .V , ,F AQ l 'K QV The seniors parade. Owen Matz Gilberl Eugene Mears Janice Faye Mellon Marilyn Mick Karen Sue Lewis Peggy Lou Lumb Cynihia McCallisler Lawrence Alexander McKinney Peggy Lynn Malone Mary Lou Matz 30 OF 1957 Leave Behind Us Edgar leon Myers Robert W. Myers Donald Ray Newcomb Imogene Parker Todd Charles David Pcttillo Margaret Jane Minton Lecta Rae Musgraves Robert Lee Munsey Ronald Kenneth Myers 31 We tied the Aces it 'Ti vt' 'fl .xi M, beg, , at I really shouldn't . . but R Robert Frederick Pretzsch Robert Wallace Randolph Phil Edward Rebstock Judith Ann Reedy SENIORS Footprints on W. 'Q' 0, db-1 129' fir Y75 'S v Peggy Sue Pearce Stewart Albert Pearce Mildred Perkins Lula Bell Peyton Joe Kelly Pierson Sharon Elaine Pool 32 1 'b'w- fl' 735' OF 1957 the sands of time. JG. 5- 'CTF' K -'N James Rudolph Beverly Diane Rice Joan Sims Violet Ramona Smith James Harold South Paul Robert Spencer Retc Kay Reeves lavern Rister Yvonne Rohrer Evelyn Ann Roye We have an election. ,ff ,qu ,--- fi wr Q,- club' 1 We have a problem. John Robert Taylor Mary Margaret Trousdcle William Ivan Usery Lloyd Ray Vuupel ffil i .: y V 4 ,. ' 'J' SENIORS Dreams of Judith Ann Staley Robert Frederick August Stocke Roger Lee Stocke Annie Lois Stover Bonnie Louise Stuby Billy Jack Swingle lDid not grcduare,l 34 aus., OF 1957 Long Ago. Hey, Mac, can I borrow your shovel? Martha Ann Wallace . Errol Frederick Westfall Jerry Lyman Williams Judith Kay Wilson William Norman Wood Phyllis Jean Woods Beulah Faye Woolen Wanda louise Yates JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kenny Sexton, president, Dole Mitchell, vice-presi- dent, Linda Bryan, secre- tary, Brenda Welch, treo- SUI'eI'. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss Ameline Turni, Mr. Arkell Fischer, Mrs. Bula Tait, Mr. .Iohn Evers, Mr. John Crolley wosn't present for picture. You. Too, Have Moments To Remember When, as freshmen, you began your high school career with 186 members, you were destined to break records. To begin With, you topped all previous enrollments that year. Your class was the first to start in the just completed school. You too were victims of the fire and were shuffled with the rest through the ltTin Can Alley from one wing to the other. Your sponsors that year were Miss Ameline Tur- ni, Mr. Arkell Fischer, Mr. Doyne Winter- rowd, and Mr. Don Shroyer. For three years you have furnished a winner for the Elks Essay Contest. With l34 classmates, you returned your junior year to break some more records. During the magazine sales drive you topped all previous junior class sales when the sum zoomed to 33,789.80 Now you are making plans for the lunior-Senior Prom, one of the biggest moments of your high school life. Serving as guiding hands in this great task are Miss Turni, Mrs. Tait, Mr. Evers, Mr. Cralley, and Mr. Fischer. You, who have another year left, be sure to complete your four years so you too will have many Moments to Remember, Ackerman Lionel Ackerman Tom Aldridge John Ashley Judy Barbre Lynda Barnfleld Judith 4' 'ul' ,-,,, Qi 1- -,Z Batty Loretta Bitzer Mark Bonner Ha old Booth Beverly Batsch Martha Boyd Jim Bradley Jackie Brashuer Norbert Bryan Lmda Burns Sue Chandler Jeanette Clevenger Chris Coale Sonia Collins Clarence Comer Lmda Conrad Max Cozart Bob Crane Vera 1-me Cunmngham James Dagley Charles Dagley Jim Daniel Margaret Dean Phyllis DeLong Bully CLASS GF Dobbins Carolyn Doneghue B' Drone Jeanette QV' Q - u . - .J I N Z: 9 sd .I , X -' 1 xv if l -1- . ,YN s ' ,- x-.., q 'iq ag-A - - 1 Erkman, Maiarie Fields, Junior Foley, Ronald .-:N 1' Q 'ur it iaffj 'r 1 Nl' w.,,' sf- sv- NI TQ 41-'be he ua sf 'fin Y 'Tl ' W- 3 'it 'rv- 'T -.3 .sl-T Dunn Larry ':- ov, , N Y, ,X 03 'QQ C Gard, Jane .1-5 4.426- Dunn Linda Duvall Vonda oe- 'vi' ' x,Wv,,,If- trol l L Z' Garrison, Alice Sue Garrison, Doris 3: ? 'b - emily Duvall Wanda Eadie Paul QQ l , 5' :L i C li 5 C 1 fi f -- - 3 .,, C . 3 12, Q, -A . in J ,, 0: -rl f la, T-vas! Gates, John Gillihan, Peggy 37 .,, 1'-QT '- V4 1.4-r five , mr' -r 1 .Q 1?-9 Nfqx P 'r3'F i ' -U' 'P 'C f-fi V fl v 4 l , 1-., 4 , ., 9 1, 4 f A A. F2 ff J . 1: 3... 1' - fv A :fly NJ ., 'AA. V M f 'c+-V . . me mx ,Ii fn' 7 Weil, fr , Qi 'W a f' Sl. - is . I '17 Hamblin, Vonda Hancock, Carol Hanes, Jerry Hankins, Ann Harriman, Shirley Hill, Dale Hillyard, Ronald Hines, Floyd Holtzclaw, Linda Hooser, Barbara Howell, Pershing Hoy, lindell Hunt, Sue Johnson, James Jordan, John Jordan, Larry Juenger, Donna Kell, Jack Kennedy, Lanora Kent, Bill Ketchum, Jarrett Kleemann, Mary Elizabeth Laird, Norma Lasaler, Bill lee, Darlene lichtenberger, Martha little, Rose Loewenherz, Rick McCombs, Mike Marlin, Gene CLASS OF Marsh Penny Mathis, Sue Maurer, Margaret Maurer, Pat Mecum, Deanna Meriwether, Harold Merritt, Edna 2 'res X-3 Vs 9 Nd 5' I i 5 ,J f I as , xi 2 in-was 'xi H 5, 5' Q ,W vt. mga., , 4 K 'Ji' ' wr, 2 Aix. .K V , ' -if 7 4 pq A bi rf E l MM lvl, A4 5 X 1 ' , ' . V' It 1' l A i X , Y v Miller one Mitchell, Dale Myers, Allen Newcomb, Mary O'Dell, Dale Pettiiohn, Carson Pollard, Ronald 9 Pulliam, Pat V' Reedy, Renee - sv- 1. , th .S RobleY, Jeanette X. V C ' ' 5 M' x Russell, Norma . '-f- f 'J ' .AV ,pf 3 1, V' 3 -Nw ' -in J ' f 4 -. Schneider, Mary Ann , , V ,. .- , 5 ,, f, ,: fx V ' 1 , . f ' inf .ff ml f -V , , , ,, , - Segrest, Pat Q 'A I . Setser, Bob ' i M Sexton, Kenny '2f f. 5 J' J 4 Stewart, Rose Ann I B .H x' lSimmonsl ' ' ', 1.--1 'Q' ' V Smith, Phyllis , ,V - ff , . 1 , , J f Snyder, Pat W 7 ,Q , 'if , 1. ' J 4 wg, ,L X V f f , f x 5 N-1 f ,W 'km' 'fg,o7942gl,y, Solliday, Larry Z I Spencer, Don 7, ,V ,, V 3 W H f If-z 2 Staley, Dee Ann ',' 'M ZH' 'T V Statler, Kent ' av -, Q ve , I ' Stephan, Norman 'Zh 71 ', ,ug v rf Stokes, Sharon , f , ,4f 7' 4 ffwih ju 4-xv lf fl! Thomas, Sue ' Thomas, John Travelstead, Dennis .L 'fu f , VM- F. QQ, Trout, Betty I A Turner, Tom ' 2' I Upton, Sue W , .,,,, f V . -' A A I ,. , 1 ,mn J X - f 5 '61 4 , Upton, Velma Upton, Vesta Van Zandt, Marietta J... Vaupel, Carolyn lah f' 'G .- Vaupel, Judith 1 'A 'f a Wagner, Bill oy... M!! ng., l 'ff' 5 l F Wash .lim Walsh Joy Warren John Bennett Charles Welch Brenda Wheeler Richard White Ivalu tune lwashungtonl 'sta' ggliflf' ob' T if Wiley Jack Williams Gary Williams Janet Woodruff Connie Youn Shlrle 9 Youngman Carol Ziegler Larry Scamahorn, Janet 3 iw 3 Absher, Allen, Allison, Ashby, Ashley, Aykens, Charles Charles Sue Barbara Kenneth Eileen . f if 51 2 H,-7, ,as V J , f fs'-gr I f..', ,N sf ,, . Cf of Kind-' R . , R. ' 1 ,X liz 1 J H Q, f' .4 . f 1 . . f . fr MH. wwf' ' I 'W , , - rw Q'-1 .Af-M. .fs ' N All f' ff- Q 1:- 9' ' ' ? 4. ' , , W .n 3 VV . I X 'IL ar sv J Zz M Bingman, Bixler, Blazier, Boolman, Boehringer, Boehringer, Terry Roberta Ronald Charles Donna lura OFFICERS Ben Mllchell president- Sue Allison, secretary-treasurer, Richard F r e 1 z , vice-presi- dent. SPONSORS Miss Wave Jamersong Mr. John Epley, Mr. D a v i d Stanhouseg Mrs. D a r c y V a u g h lg Mrs. Birdie Hughes, Mr. John McDou- gal. CLASS OF Baker, Baker, Bingman, Barboro Charles Ronnie , -uf f Bonner, Booth, Bradshaw JoAnn Joyce Zaeha Brasier, Judy Brewer, Judith Brooks, Judy Brown, Carol Browning, Jim Bryant, Donald Bunnell, Martha Burgess, Silas Callicotte, Joyce Campbell, Reva Card, linda Carly, Melvin Chambless, Donald Chase, Donna Chastain, Judith Churchwell, Howard Cole, Martha Collier, Colleen Collins, Robert Conner, Jerry Dagley, Linda Daniel, Linda Daniels, Helen Davis, Shelly Dixon, Kay 5 ,S f ..- X X' s - ? , ' J ,- ...V V , 'I' if ' gs..- X I Douglas, Howard Downen, Kay Duvall, Helen Duvall, Leroy ,V Edman, Don v -H 5 . - y f IS Ellison, Fentress, Frashier, Fretz, Cf-WO' Beverly Myra Cleda Richard 1- .gg V K sv- ty' , , X 5 A-fir CX. 1 an P? f 1 45 1 Q5-3' C , x 1 x 35-ff: pw s.-, H ...W -1 i IL. Gilpin, Sam ,--Q X x 15' - 1 2 K Q I Q., t, 'Q ' gg ,X5 fl Je' '-1 Q A '1 I-' A G'0h0 ' GYUNGM, Graham, Grammer, Gray, Gray, Gray, Grinage Gwaltney K Norman Ronald Bent' Jcnlfe JCYYY John Anna Elwood ,w JV' 8 , ya its vw, , 1 lv-N lvl 0 W 54' ,Q .nl LJ cv-K fd V .rf I 3 lets 'ur -l 'Ill' 1 we 've In .f Nov Ks., swim sifww wa.- ao'--5. Mttchell Mltchell Benny Mltchell Moore Barbara VVanda Helen p- vs ff Y-. Perrotl Peyton Pfister Phyllls Nm Orr Ozment Rosemary ous a Charles 42 35 orlence If fs flsrx. fy in 'rv ,A- Morrts Brenda yur Su-uv Pollard Mable 9 Hahn Jummy Hardesty Lowell H armon Barbara Harmon Wllltam Harrell Muke Harnson loretta Htebert Donald Y' Holtzclaw Andrew Hosnck Mary Howell ...av linda Hucker Bully Hut Phullup Hughes Sammy Hutchtson larry Hutchtson Moms Jackson Joe Johnson Robert son Stanley Jones Kenneth Joyce F John T' rances Juenger Terry Keleher Frances Kung Alma Kusner Trudy Knttnnger Patsy K cpe Donald land Scott lelthllter Peggy 9' f-s. Lowe Betty McCord Evelyn Mayors Janet Malone Shelta Masterson Carolyn Matz Donna Merrlman Jantce CLASS OF Murphy Murphy Charles Oglesby Larry Cora Q- 'If' Z xo 'fitbww 1 WIA Prunce Proclo Purcell Doyle John Vera so , ' N' v- V , x I yt, Q 2 hifi ga-Q. I Q x N , , I 'l,:,' I 1 ' I .. . . X tlif' 4' A ' f ' K QQ, ',.,W.1 A ,TJ A' Q 4' na- ' ' , ' V :' H af- I T A, V A' , , ' 'lf ' . J' ., . ' J 5 A, A -l f, ' ' . ffl V' - - 'X ' l nf lfw , -.. f if rl I A y kvg. h .K ' I 4 f - v. N 4 ' 1 Z I 4 ., , l T I 12 'TJ' 1 'ff' 2, -1 Y' E5 J . , .. gk VVA. E ,X v g , . ,Q A5 M e a ,fr We J ' vt,tr.. J . ' , 'x , ' . A Y all V V ' ' :Q X . Q Me- I f? ' Q .' mn fy JQQV. , I h , P Q 7 1. , 'UN 1 ,J 0 y ...I 1, . ' I ' vi 'X I QM-'V f I 1 vt , b . l I ' V f FA ' I, g 1 3 V 'L G ' I H q 1. 'Q I A,.f,: V ' ' A ' ' vw ' - , . ' 'VM W.: :I 'lvv 'K 4 .' ' l if r- xr- J ' A-:fr ,, on , .V , . 1 ., . .A ' f l ggv 1 gn :V , 5' V Q A ' A' V, t. ' . ' . ' . . M . ' , , 1 . B'll , I f rv ' -9 Q . 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'lun 41 Nu-gf Whutmg George L 4 l'fNllhfS-a rg 'Z 'T' gjiitl Wulllams, Wlnuger, Wohlhueter, Wohlhueter, Wood, Sue Janet Dee Lee Rebegm 'Us up T' Wright, Carolyn ,4- Wnlllams Barbara Y' Wright, Lots V 1 -.Jx,- fa- an-We 'E' llllams Beverly J 4-x sr' Yates, Erma Nr 'S Q Wnlluams PCQQY 26- Y' '-7 ti sv! --' Yates, Ray 4 x... J MMI. . . J I , , A - I I ' ve ' fl, 3 .W I .. ,'l . , , ' ' V J g ' it ,,, . I fx 1: . .V ,, 1 , vf J v ' ,f N ' 1 fliy z, -- 9 ,I J I arf K 7 6 5' lm' f f ' 4 2 J re- --, Lf ' , vy Y ' ,f ' N., ' 1 , Y ff' A-1:75 . ff If I . . V .A - 'J A I Sze. .' ' I ' pr 5 79' ' I-, , A M' Q Q1 f ' '..: . ' ' ' ' , - 2 . Q' , m ,'. - . , O 4 . A ' I, ' , 9 , '5' J- -by : Stilley. Glenda S f ' ' m Q , J ' J ' t pc- P , gs, .5 Q K , VM I . A . J: Lx ' V ' I . ,,, N m If Va .' 'W' I A I 2 ' V 3 . ' ' .f.. .rvy H J J n -0 Y,-'L J i .. pr-,V i vii ,lll J... Qx xv :N Q X Ph'l Q f H ' ,. V, Q- l if will f -. I S , , 3 S vi ... ,,:- 2 .. ,V 9 , Q Q I . J 'D J lv f' . f S- W .fl J hx iff A l. i ' A -4' If X A ,J 'Y E 1 Q, x H . W ,.., - r X . e. H QA ' ' ', , e ' U 'ig '-': Q K A . lf: f ' ,- ' + -J 'S , 0 ,, . , Y .A f bn S L l -4 -4 J , ' J ' J , N- ,V ' .fe eh Q i I ' rf 1. t , or f x J f ' 1' Nfl: ' J , S ffea L ' M' S . . . Allen, Bonita Barlon, Carolina 6 Allison, Aftebury John Jonra Bohleber, Bohleber, Brenda George ir' , 1' 1 -J G , fl iff., ' I A ffiluiynll t7 I X :ky at xi? 'fl -.-P X 3 2 J ,J ua ,... as L ,, , .- Bralcher, Brickman, Brown, Patty Martha Melba OFFICERS Mary Jane Coleman, presi- denlg Donald Hendrickson, vice-president, Jane Ellen Sfuller, secretary-lreasurer. SPONSORS Mrs. Wilma Vaughn, Mr. Kenneth Berger, Mrs. Paul- ine Lamp, Mr. Elmo Purdy, Miss Dorothy Stanley. CLASS Aud, Aud, Babcock, Dave Rudy Charles Bohleber, Bowers, Bradley, Jeannie Zella Bill W , -E I f A f . .. N' A7 . I ,fe V I fv - I ' Av M M ,A ' 'z 'F Q ,. , -.. y 1 XX ...J Aix 'ez' All , ' 'N 7 , 5-'1'-if , ff' . ,Q 21.2.3 B ,rg S . fr. Q Brown, Bryanl, Bvfflell. Sue Phyllis Darrell OF Boll, Pamela Braxhier, Earl E Bullry, Bobby Fmch Gary Green Ronald Ol' 1: G: Nr' X 'F Haney, Judllh Garber Arthur Gwaltney Charles Bullry Judy Card Norman Carmack llnda Carly Llllle Chandler Jerry Churchwell Frank Coleman Mary Jane Cooper Davld Crawford Joan Crawford Ray Crowder Yvonne Cunningham Norma Curry Harrlson Dagley Mlchael Daniel Roberta Danner Carole Darnell Emlly Dlelz Judy Drxon Roberla Dobbins Janel Drone Donald Duckworth laDonna Dumes Make Duncan Llnda Egbert Robert Ellloll Jimmy JJ 'W a j- 3 arf ls' X Ar Jn Q 1- 1-1? 'B fr- , 'us ia. 5,- -r' xa f - 11,9 -sfz TTT? vo' Erkman Eddie Erwln Eddie Funch A ace Garrvson oe Hahn Polly .QC ,ps Garrlson Judy Ha Mary Ann Gales Mary Ann Ha Yvonne 4-Q 41 'TQ 1 lb 'CB' -ll 4 Lfina if . A , ,ag ' if w--1 u r Q . I l . I 155 AWS 52 4- f xr' s ii' 1-1 Horve Hendrickson, Hendrix, Henry, Y. Clmlon Donald Slanley Elmore Gudcumb Glbbs Judy John Hamblm Hamblm Gary nm 3 Nr xi Av- 1'J l X 1' Hull, Hlllyord Glona Charles Granl Pau Hamblm Shnrley Hmes, Mlke tv- 45 I A I V I. V: A V, 'I I. I 3 4 . , lr ., A J !V i,Tf U I f J, 'f ' w ' .f s. : I QC W J, A fx J g.':1'u',' 1:3 , V ' V J' N J 'Eff . ,J J f -A '- . A 5 9' q J ' J l J 4- C ' ' I H J , J . ' fu ' , f e 'Cf r W 1 J vi I J 1 . J an f Q J. 4' fa - ' if , J ' , as 7 , is y . V ' I ' TJ y I ' ' M -1- Dovis, linda il , ' H J - J K 1.x Z' fo . , I. J I ' V j '- fm 'J J J J J J ' 1 - -,- ' J ' ,f , B or fx r f ' ' 4- 1 . J' ' ' J ' r I 1 I If . , , n, u, ' , ' , - , J. . A JJ :W J . '., -- ,K ,J S V J J f y -f - . V J N J X 1, 4 A V, Q I A I Lx I 3, ...I f K f A , x J. 'll f - .J J S f :ff J' Jaw . 'f. 'J 3 3 rl f I X -- J I J J fl S L A - J . JJJJ f 3 fs Hines, Rita Hollister, Betty Holtzclaw, Verla Holz, Walter Horn, Charlotte Horton, Joe Howell, David 4 .. Q - Huclrer, Pat A, , Huff, lorry 3 ' , Hughes, Gary , .4 'Ps v Hughes, Ronald Ytzf E' .- , ' Hunt, John Hutchinson, Herman , , f .A Q in . , Hutchison, Donald K f -N ' ' A px .., Hutchison, June j . fll' Jelks, linda f it Johnson, Delcris W 3 uw 'K V -of Jordan, Bill V , ' -'f ' Jordan, Donna . N Jordan, Sherrel , ' iff Julian, Claudia i ' y ?4 , in ' ' .. 1 . XX . A N My NI Ketchum, Ann Kimbrel, Richard King, Ruth Ann f- Kingery, Gary ' 5 . . Kisner, Nancy 7 4 id IW' vi ,uve Kimbrell, Donald Ray 'P Q Q- W Kronmiller, Don 64' K up Kuykendall, Gary Lamp, Viola Maxi Langford, Gerald P- , lee, Diana , E Lee, Gary f f' Lewis, Kenneth Z' J E 0 V lichtenberger, Judy ,Q , Af f P - J f s CLASS OF McCluskey, McDaniel, McKay, Mathis, Mears, Mecum, Melvin, Glenda John Bill Clifford Sherrill David Linda Minton, Morehead, Moye, Murphy, Nelson, Newcomb, Nixon, Charles Dennis Alice Carolyn Robert Emma Gary 4 s it ' V. K 6, , . Q . ., H . V ,. 1 V ' V . - fl K fr 1-if nhl. 1 my A ..A, . ,,,,, H I, , -. Ph Avy V J ' , M f. .I , ., ,NFS r . 1 I.- - t 2 . eg, ' 9 , , ff '!v 'f6 ' N-f I if I Pfkffi .J y ,fv,,-, wy . ,--f A . ' V f ,, .. W 4 1 A Q f A ' ,V ' , gl ,A:+- t A -' f p.. l nd, , H? A . Onyett, Parks, Peters, Pettiiohn, Phipps, Pollard, Parker, Pollard' Donald Floyd Dale Janice Joann Judith Ann Lura Judith Carol Taylor A ta Walker Kathleen is. 5 Pollard Linda Pollard Ronald Poshard Carolyn Poshard Jolene Pulliam Janice Pumphrey James Rebstock Rebecca Reed Cynthia Rister Larry Raster Paul Roser Charles Roundtree Bonnie Sanders Darla Savage Janet Scamahorn James Schauberger Gayle Seltz Donald Shelton Belly Shirley Janet Sktpworth Frank Slacumb Douglas Smith Qutnlth South Earl Spence Charles Staley Marilyn Stallings Paul Statler Jane Ellen Stokes Kelly Stokes Robert Stokes Ronald Stotts Richard Stover Judy Swnngle Peggy Taber Richard Tate Julia Taylor Bryon Ward, Wanda -Kg. . E A t Taylor Hilda Washington oe 'B' ' 't -A -r Williams, Rick -4 -.., 'X ' I, A 3 I I an 9 an 'T 'JZ ' 'fam E' 'asf Vandenbark Mike Thomas Sharon Wertz Larry Wead Stephen MUD 36. 'T' A-.J wer'- ' -4 Winiger, Winter, Woolsey, Yates, Tom Richard Carolyn Sue if 'Q an vm LJ sa N6 9-1 A. if TJ' Vaught Barbara Wheeler Charles 4- gn. i s-., Nr' Vines George White Larry if f-so l J ii K Yates, Yates, Barbara Sharon 'W IAKAX fx ar' , -,--v W-sr P' 'I-I! U Wagner larry Whitmire i 1 ev vw- Ziegler, Leah 47 fir' 4 , I lf! Q T J Lai kt 3' 1, if , , Qffw' if, , , wr , V 3 ' fl ,J ' ' TV: 2 2 finial f' gg J fzf K .-jd ,f f 3 Mg V . ,' , W, 5 V21 f fx M . 1 , :J 'QTY' r' S ff Q- ff . A in gf- J '5' , , ff sg .I X. V sf rw. , 4 , .A 4 x Zfivmf 'xx .Qi Q . 1 .4 Q K ff? M415 ' 14 12 ,Q is , 'ieig' 2 75 N GZ 3 is mv ' , if V 55 tiff 'Z , 'Sz I 4.-Q fir? f if 'wifi ,hs il 'Q S2 1,- Ori the brighter side of school iiie ae the clubs arid orgarii- zations. Without an activity period, the lack oi space hampered the service, damp- ened the pleasures, and re- stricted the activities oi clubs. Lingering memories of your part will agairi flash through your mind as the ORGANIZA- TIONS are presented. The Editors: Peggy Doneghue and Judith Reedy. That will be 53.50. Joe and Bob, at the Sports desk. The Lure Oi The Llghter S1de The production of a yearbook involves many persons and takes a lot of time, other than school time. Not until the final fateful hours flicker by, when words and copy come at a premium, and When pic- tures woulcl be cheap at any price, do those charged with the responsibility of publishing a book realize the value of time. To pin bouquets where bouquets are richly deserved would be an endless task. So many have helped behind the scenes that, for fear of omitting some- one, We would like to thank all who came through when the 'chips were doWn.' Without those volunteers, the 1957 Carmian would not have been pub- lished. After getting your Carmian, if you find anything that you like about this edition, tell the members of the staff. Charles L. Hortin, Advisor Kenneth Hurt, Advisor THE CAIMIAN STAFF Editors ,,,,,.. ,,,,.., , , ., Judith Reedy, Peggy Doneghue Business Managers .. Jeannie Woods, Barbara Campbell Sports Editors ,, .. . . ...,. Joe Pierson, Bob Stocke Editorial Staff, ,, , . Mary Trousdole, Susan Ball, Carolyn Bertram Typists ,, Joan Sims, Bonnie Stuby, Carolyn Edmondson Advertising Salesmen: Norman Wood, Harry Cook, James Rudolph. Photographers: Kent Statler, Paul Spencer, Sue Allison, larry Jordan, Judy Chastain, Judy Rippy, Bob Setser, Kenneth Sexton, Jarrett Ketchum. Dark Room: Bill Morlence, Janice Merriman. Sponsors: Mr. Kenneth Hurt, Mr. Charles L, Hortin, The flash kidsl Attracts Some, As Iournalists Slave Over Publications, s fuk. 'O 'J if '. Q . 2 s 2 Sew M Seated: Sue Allison, Judy Chastain, Peggy Doneghue, Mary Trousdcle, Carolyn Berrram, Susan Ball, Jeannie Woods. Standing: Mr, Kenneth Hurl, sponsorp Judiih Rippy, Joe Pierson, Norman Wood, Kent Stailer, Judith Reedy, Harry Cook, Paul Spencer, Mr. Charles L. Hortin, sponsor. 51 Writing And Editing Copy. Making The Dummy. Co-editors, Sims and Stuby. 312' WHY maekr wX 1N Bulldog Ba ks Staff Larry Bell sports Mr Charlesl Hortm advusor Joan Sums edutor Bonme Stuby edntor Carolyn Bertram record edltor Mary Trousdale features and exchanges Reporte s All' Puttma out the school paper IS the task asslgned to tlms group wrltten by me reporters the Joarrallsro class the edlt ana or aalze thls nr Be o e aawm a stall Journalsts rrmsl Complete nalism Course. By using the copy who a e enrolled n sen or stall memb terlal or each lsspe poswon the smaent the elenaermtarf opr- This publication, sponsored by Mr. Cliales L. I-lortiti, is a memloer of ihe llllnois Stale School Press Association ata the Sou- tiern lllznoxs l-lioflfl School Press Association 4 W And Taking. Developing And Printing Pictures. Dark room specialists Front row Anna Grlnage Pat Segrest Janice Merriman Frances Keheler Brenda Bohleber Ann Ketchum Jeanette Chandler Deloras Johnson Second row. James Rudolph, Jerry Hanes, larry Jordan, Linda Carmaclr, Jeannie Bohleber, Jerry Chandler, Kenneth Sexton Another club which provides unlimited op- portunities and much personal satisfaction is the Camera Club. T h e s e 'photo-fiends' are responsible for most of the pictures used in this l957 Carrniani Before becoming a 'full-fledged' shutter- bug, the student must be able to perform the complete photographic process which includes taking the picture, developing the film, and printing the picture, Mr, Kenneth Hurt, an amateur photogra- pher, serves as sponsor of this group. Camera Club I and Il officers. --.Q Seated: Bob Setser, Larry Jordan, Kent Statler, Paul Spencer. Standing: Judy Chastain, Sue Allison. Next Council Work Sealed: Mrs. N o ra Lampp, Dick Bayley, and Shelia Malone. Standing1PQIIy Hvhn, Peggy Ma- lone, Elinore Hen' fr, Peggy Doneghue, Phyllis Smith, Col- leen Collier. Back Row: Dale Hill, Tom Ackerman, Ken- ny Ashley, Ronnie Pollard. 54 '7 -1 1 wg Ya ,I Semed: peg. gy Doneghue, 3' v i c e - presi- Y dent, Shelia , A Malone, sec- ! 2 k f WW f . A, 2' + 4 . LM, ' 4' ' L 1331 512, ..., . le , Wy., . X 1 L :-. - A ' retary. - -in t A. S, , Standing: Dick Bayley, p r e s i d enlg QE Colleen Col- ,al-. - lier, treasu' 4, gl-A j rer. And Service Beckons Others: Few Make The Organized in 1947, the Student Council is a service group. Sponsored by Mrs. Nora Lampp and composed oi three members elected irom each ot the tour classes, it acts as the go-between' between you, the faculty, and administration. Council members learn responsibility, cooperativeness, and techniques of parliamentary procedure. CTHS is represented at various conventions and meetings over the state by members ot this organization. A workshop is conducted during the summer t-o educate members to council routine. Nineteen energetic boys Who Work to Grade Seated: Jerry Williams, Robert Randolph, Jack Kell, Don Newcomb, Jim Handley, Joe Pierson, Paul Eadie, John Taylor. Second row: Mark Bitzer, Ronald Graham, Douglas San- ders, larry Solliday, Kenneth Ashley. Third row: Tom Ackerman, Larry Hughes, Larry Jordan, rWlfm..-4u.... Joe Pierson, Jim Handley, Jack Kell, Don Newcomb, officers. Dale O'Dell, Mr. David Stanhouse, sponsor. In The National Honor Society And Key Club. Each spring, with scholarship, character, leadership, and service in mind, the CTHS faculty selects a group of juniors and sen- iors to become members of the National Honor Society, sponsored by Mrs. Wilma Vaughn. After the students have been nomina- ted, they are the guests of honor at a formal tea given by the present members. improve your community and school in numerous Ways are the members of the Key Club. This organization, modeled after an adult civic club, came into being in 1952. Drives for funds for the March of Dimes and junior Red Cross are the major projects of this group. . r f' LA Seated: Patsy Burris, Judy Cotter, Janice Melton, Inez Fair, Judith Reedy, Beverly Kimbrell, Neta Corbin, Dean Anselment, Alice Brown. Second row: Cynthia McCalIister, Suzanne Boyd, Paula Kane, Joyce Williams, Barbara Barnes, Beulah Wooten, Virginia Hale Joan Sims, Mary Ruth Sims, Pat Armstrong. Third row: Susan Ball, Don Newcomb, Bob Stocke, Jerry Willians, Ray Smith, Shelby Hankins, Bonnie Stuby, Helen McCance Carolyn Anderson, Sonya Kirk, Barbara Doneghue, 55 FFA Officers Donald Chambless, Sammy Hughes Larry B Hughes, .MN First row Charles Roser Terry Juenger Charles Gwaltney Donad Chambless, Ronald Pollard, Sammy Hughes, Second row Richard Winter George Bohleber Donald Bryant Donald Seitz, Earl Brasier, Terry Bingman. Third row Mr Ernest O Johnson sponsor Charles Murphy Mike Vandenbark, Robert Collins, Owen Matz, Richard Ritcheson, Roger Hubele Elwood Gwaltney Gene Hardesty Duck Stallings Roger Stocke, Larry Hughes, Lloyd Vaupel. One of the oldest clubs in school, the FFA, provides ample opportunity tor members to disploy products ond live stock ot the Vo- cotionol Agriculture Foirs ond contests. Mr. Ernest lohnson supervises this chopter which is ottilioted with the Notioriol orgonizoe tion. Eoch yectr judging teonis compete with teoms of other schools in southern Illinois tor medols ond school honors, , I 2 -rw Suu X' ff 5 I ,W li Follow Vocational Lanes A t , In Club Activities. fr V 5 A W M 24 :J , P pw- , M -9 t l K Seated Robert Bixler, Dee Wohlheuter, Wanda Duvall, Nina Peyton, Betty Hollister, Sharon Thomas, Lilly Carty. Standing Betty Shelton, Carolyn Murphy, Vonda Duvall, Janet Savage, Barbara Yates, Cleda Frashler, Lula Bell Peyton To promote a arowiria appreciation ot ff' X the o,s ara satisfaction ot horiemaking ..... s pit orie ot the many worthy purposes ot Q Homemalcers of America. ship at this organization is limited uiarly eriro ve been so eraie Hughes, :one eooxomios in- sooisors the FHA. Regular meetings a ef ersive activities have been greatly arma the past four years. ' t qtaley, senior, was :iamea the Future ser of the Carrni Township High S oat tor this year. .LSC H1 KCTIIS 9COl'1CI'HiCS S...C..9,.. Yum - Yum - smells delicious. I 11614 11 V,-an A il Done to a turn JA H. The Scientific Field Calls Clubbers. Ott to the fair! Seated: Mr. John Cralley, sponsor: Judy Brewer, Polly Hahn, Judy Rippy, Betty Hollister, Mary Ann Hall, Barbara Vuught, Mr, Elmo Purdy, sponsor. Second row: Carol Ellis, Nancy Kisner, Linda Carmack, Bill McKay, John Gray, Gary Williams, Kenneth Ashley, Gary Hughes, Ray Crawford, Richard Stotts. Third row: Bob Stocke, Arthur Garber, Phil Walker, Mark Bitzer, Howard Robinson, Mike Harrell, Byron Taylor. -.Q l - .. ,YY . Science club officers: Phil Walker, Bob Stocke, and Mike Harrell. 58 Activity in this clulo booms in the spring as clubbers prepare projects tor the annual science fair. Only students who have a definite in- terest in the scientific field are members of this organization. Mr. Iohn Cralley, head of the science de- partment, with Mr. Elmo Purdy and Mr. Ken- neth l-lurt science instructors, sponsors the Science Club and e n c o u r a g e s interest in this activity. While Projectionists Serve her roll The School Silently. Kb Kneeling: Mr. Edward Lee Hillyord, sponsor. .,,,,.-- Sealed: Richard Wheeler, Bill McKay, Floyd Hines, Marilyn Mick, Dale Mitchell, Ronald Foley. Standing: Phil Rebstock, George Epley, Larry McKinney, Norman Wood, Robert Randolph, Bill Morlence, An organization that functions all year around in spite of lack ot facilities and equips rnent is the Projection ting any credit tor this projector operators give ate these machines for The visual aids proar ent upon tie stuaent o pervisea by Mr Eau-:ara Club. service, up free ir ' Vlfithoat :et the qualified time to oper- a.. teachers arn is V oerators Lee Hit . au. tal y aepen 1 'nfs .'...v Iyar d. GTS S' Projection Club officers: Normcn Wood, George Epley, Phil Rebslock. 59 Girls Go Gymnastically In GAA, President, Bonnie Stubyg Secretary- Treasurer, Wanda Yates, Vice-prel sident, Mary Trousdale. P r l First row: Janet Maiors, Martha Brickman, Carol Brown, Helen Daniels, Judy Gibbs, Donna Boehringer, Karen Lewis, Beulah Wooten, Hattie Smith, Wanda Yates, Joan Sims, Shirley Seal, Judy Ashley, Mary Schneider. Second row: Mary Trousdale, Bonnie Stuby, Linda Card, Mary Hosick, Benita Trousdale, Pat Snyder, Judy Dietz, Sora Sue Schnei- der, Alta Taylor, Carolina Barton, lvalu White, Cuma Schumaker, Brenda Welch. Up and Over! To promote an interest in sports, good citizenship, and cooperation is the aim of the Girls' Athletic Association. Two nights a week, atter school, have been designated as activity periods. The members get two points tor each time they attend. At the end ot each year, awards are given to those girls who have attained the required number of points. Each year, one girl is selected to attend the GAA summer camp. Also, two playdays are sponsored each year, A new attraction is the spring camping trip to a location to be chosen by the girls. binson. And Boys Become 'Hams' And Do-It-Yourself Experts RADIO CLUB OFFICERS: Paul Spen- cer, Ramon Shelton, Howard Ro- Stewart Pearce, Mr. Ivan Weigant, Gary Hughes, Richard Wheeler, Charles Pfister, Mr. Billie Brown, Howard Robinson, Paul Spencer, Ramon Shelton, John Warren, Donald Spencer. Front row: Frank Churchwell, Don Hutchison, Gary Kuykendall, Gary Hughes, Jim Elliott. Second row: Mr. Arkell Fischer, Herman Hutchinson, Larry Murphy, Jerry Gray, Lee Wohlheuter, Bob Setser. Third row: Mike Dumes, Tom Turner, Clifford Mathis, Richard Wheeler. Fourth row: Don Spencer, Don Edman, Howard Robinson, Donald Drone, John Douglas. From a group ot boys interested in lndus- trial Arts as a hobby, two new clubs are now active. The Radio Club and the lndusf trial Arts Hobby Club provide outlets for ex- pending extra energy and developing inter esting avocations. To have a radio station lor 'ham' opera tors of CTHS is the goal of the boys spon sored by Mr. Billie Brown. Mr. Ariceli Fischer acts as the faculty sponsor for the other club. INDUSTRIAL ARTS OFFICERS: Donald Spencer, Paul Spen cer, Larry Murphy, Dean Hoy. 61 Rememorable Moments Ooze From The Shed Where Activities offered by the choral department are open to all students who like to sing and who are interested in vocal work. Choral work is offered in three different classes, boys, girls, and mixed choir. The boys' and girls' choirs are for those who would like tc learn the fundamentals of vocalistic work. In the fall tryouts are held for a girls' sextet and boys' quartet. Singing to enter- tain civic organizations and participating in the high school music contest are the activi- ties of these two groups. The singers collaborate with the band at Christmas to present a concert for the public. Again in the spring, they combine for ano- ther musical fest. For two years the choir met in the shack at the far west end of the school. Now they have returned to their room homes they knew for only a short time. THE MIXED CHOIR: Front row, Kay Dawnen, Margaret Maurer, Kathiyleen Smithart, Lecta Musgraves, Virginia Hale, Cynthia McCalIister, accompanist, Barbara Barnes, Phyllis Smith, Jane Gard, Mrs. Helen Miller, director. Second row: Mary Trousdale, Pat Segrest, .ludy Fernandes, Carolyn Bertram, Susan Ball, Judith Reedy, Carol Hancock, Marietta Van Zandt. Third row: Dale Mitchell, Norman Wood, Stewart Pearce, Tom Ivy, Sdmmy Gilpin, Larry McKinney, Dick Bayley. 62 Vocal Music Groups, 2 K ...... 1 Mrs. Helen Miller, Vocal Director The Quartette, THE BOYS' QUARTETTE: Norman Wood, Slewarl Pecrce, Dick Boyley, Larry McKinney. 'Tis the angels? singing. The Girls Sextet THE GIRLS' SEXTET: Susan Ball, Judy Fer- nandes, Judy Reedy, Carolyn Berlram, Pal The Band, the Pepper Uppers, the Maiorettes, Trip Along Crie of the most active CTU'ITilZ'IllC,-TIS at CTHS is the BAND A stiaerit is aazriitf ,ea .mo .list bana by a.s- paggia hs abil1ty to play ,und bahoi was establishea for the beamiers m barid. KENNETH BERGER V y E A Director This bia oraamzatioh plays for most school affairs football and base ketball aames, and special assemblies. lt also participates in civic parades and makes local appearances. Every year, some of the barid members ':.'ho desire- to rio competitive work enter the state contests The e X p e T i e ri c e fo- Lhg to contest is very helpful to the music student as he is ':1e'.'.'ea cr'tica.l arid con- -4 I 1 A f 18 Qc: structi'.'e.y by art expert. we Students who wish to fure Bbw i ther their musical activities rr in the summer have ari op' porturiity to receive scholar- JIM HANDLEY ships to music camps, awar- Afion Award Winner ded by some of the civic clubs iri the city, 64 THE BAND MEMBERS ARE: Seniors, Susan Ball, Richa'd Bayley, Judy Cotter, Nellie Davis, James Handley, Cynihia Mc- Callister, Larry McKinney, Joe Pierson, and Jerry Williams, Juniors: Martha Botsch, Jim Boyd, Jeanette Chandler, Jeanette Drone, Larry Dunn, Linda Dunn, Paul Eadie, Jane Gard, Peggy Gillihan, Shirley Harriman, Barbara Hooser, Penny Marsh, Jane Miller, Dale O'DelI, Mary Arn Schneider, Larry Sollidcy, Donald Spencer, Dee Ann Staley, Sue Thomas, Sue Upton, lvalu White, and Shirle Young. Sophomores: Sue Allison, Eileen Aykens, Lura Boehringer. 1 1 4- -a ul l i C an I A ,Sk fax , x : X W 75 r! a . ff 4 v- ...- ... .? 1.g 'a' 1 lm' , Y -'Q' ' :. O L U if 5 YK ' Lis? ----,- ,. . 2 i '1 1 -L na-ff Q 7 C if P wi I L t , :ILL 's ,,2gx5,,, L itll' 2 U Q 'AW 5--' Q. g f- 1 ff 3 ,F W ,,, , 3-.P V-X -,-M-'fM P-fu-..,. M W jllalmulrwmur- ' --'-W0 iajy 'V 51 2, in i I in fn Wk: If f f 2 fx 'E F3 in 2-1UCQ'N3, , v .J lg L-',U,.a N3 ii Nvjaz -QBEL. 24pNEF4S3N '4LASATEa M AHAM ENGPAHAM 42LOEWLNUE72 ZZCOZAD' .qffi i f Um , 1 153 V 1 Q' 41125 -f .L- 4' A. Joy Walsh B. Jane Dobbins 1 Larry Jaden 2 Slleby Hanklns 3 Joe Pierson I .lim Soulh 5 Fred Pnnsdu 8 Bill Ulery 7 Dole Mikhell 8 bb Coxon -9.Ken Sexlcn 10 Jim Gickumb ll Pershing Howell 12 Bob Setter 13 .lodx Kell Janice Gmy D., Mary Ellen Nswzomb Bill Lender Mike McComb! Gary Williams Gilben Mews Jarrett Keklwrn James Walsh Larry McKinney lllck loewenhen Jim loyd cf- W Larry Bell leon Myers Under the McDougal Evers The Carml Bull dogs extended thelr home record to elght C1 mes Non W1thout a loss uh1le comp1l lra a 4 3 2 record to the seas n Th oughout the en tre season the Bull logs Nere plaguea 1 llj at the quarter ba k slot Coach Mc Dougal who lost two quarterbacks Bob Setser v1a a gun wound and Bob Cozart from a fractured shoulder flmshed the season w1th sophomore hm G1d cumb call1ng s1gnals Dur1ng the season Leon Myers was lost because of a back 1n1ury rle 1o1ned Shelby Hankms Fred Pretzsch Persh mg Howell and other key men who nussed a game or so because of vanous 1n1ur1es The leadmg ground galner for the Bull dogs was Junlor halfback Dale Mttchell La ry Bell Larry McK1nney and M1ke McCombs turned 1n some outstandmg defens1ve work 1n the lme Carm1 started the season off on the wrong foot by lostng 27 U to a tough Benton squad In the second out1ng the Bulldogs defeated .BL Reg1me The Cc:rm1 Bulldogs Lanfrencevllle 1n a 2U l9 thr1ller e Maroon and Wh1te produced the sec on mn of tre sea s r by runmna eas uf o v e r Iohrsto C tj They contlnued thelr v1nn1ng Jays ln a 27 U ron of the L1ons ln the next n ounter the McDou aalmen suffered a staggerlng 4 O defeat at the hands of a fleet Eldorado squad The homecom 1na was not a complete fa1lure as Carmt very sm othly executed a clever end around play to bnng the f1nal score to a 7 7 tte vvtth the Mt Carmel Aces the Bulldogs played the seventh game of the campalgn at the Falrfleld Homecomlng battlmg the Mules to a U O t1e Playmg on the Br1dgeport gr dtron the Carml eleven made a 13 pomt comeback 1n the second half only to drop the contest 2013 A bnlltant ground attack led by Boyce Hawklns enabled the Carrnt squad to have a wmnmg season and close the campa1gn w1th a 26 20 Wm over the ltlcleansboro Foxes Front row Norbert Broshler, John Taylor, Lmdell Hoy, Shelby Hanluns, Make McCombs, Rlck Loewenherz, Leon Myers, Harold Bonner, John Jordon Bob Slocke Bock row Dole Mnchell, Pershnng Howell, Royce Howkms, Fred Prelzsch, Denms Travelstecd, Jam Walsh, Bob Cozort l I ' I . - A H Th y G Y 4 VN X V- A V- 1 lg ' A O 1 T ' A J ' lr' V ' r o . , n r Y - Q Y W b W V M V I A A I . - I jk 4 r r 'N Y Y V r 'fs 'filth injuries, espec- Edwards C o u n t y 'af' - ' . c . - e - , I C - Q , . . w ' I Y, L' . 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X Q, I f t , V V if ' ff' , 0 ' I 6 'Q , , -' , J nv? KJ - r Q ' fr',.ff,fw,1 f A 2 wfffififlfiha !, 4511 M I 'WW W 1 wg fav H if , Www!! I ,,,, ' ' x . 4 ,I W W N 1 4 - , fa., f f I ni A :p, , , Mgfgw W f ' f fp 'A' - M f . 2 ' ,n W, ,Wa W . My - . ,, f H gf1'.5u:,j4,vg?4 Q0 I 1 1' 7 r ff ,Mm M A , W v,. 4, My ,W ,f ,, ,rv ,M Q f1 Ivi ' ,M wxh 3425, ,, Q W, ' 5 4 , .4 First row: Jerry Shirley, Charles Absher, Bill Bradley, Norman Cord, Rick Williams, Ronald Pollard, Robert Collins Larry Wagner Don Heibert, John Proctor, Don Hendrickson, Richard Kimbrell, Joe Garrison, Eddie Erwin, Mike Dumes, Cliff Mathis Charles Minton. Back row: Jim Elliott, David Howell, Jerry Trout, Bob Buttry, Paul Stallings, Ben Mitchell, Jim Gidcumb, Bill McKay John Gidcumb, Gerald Langford, Sid Oglesby. Backed Up A 4-3-2 Gridiron Record For 1956 The managers, Jack Kell, Larry Jordan, and .larret Ketchlm at work. Although the B squad football team had a winless season, much can be expected in the future. Though not much glory was gained by the Bull- dogs, many important lessons were learned. The future Bulldogs, under Coach Evers, at times, looked impres- sive and showed the fans possibilities for a tough team for the coming years. T3 ef ,. X ' KK -, I 4 an ,, KL Ki Q X ,Q if U 'H J' .... lk2 jq.' f' N 5k -'..'-1:1 Ui S. K, Q E ,,fA,. - . -V If MII' ' C 4.. A. 0 Q I f - ' -., AANA. 1' ., h:'Xvi'Q':' N QQ in .. fl P E a en 3 0 3 lx a 1 1 '4 w 1 uw J' 1 u' '4 I a J E 3 .. 'Q rn o J '4 U - 1' 5 A r is n I' 5 F '4 With a 20-7 Mark. team, many times showing his ball hand- ling ability. Bill Lasater, a junior, played mostly in a reserve role, but backed the other five creditably when an off night oc- curred, with his strong rebounding abil- ity. The Bulldogs faced the toughest sche- dule in CTHS history, playing such teams as Granite City, Paris, and Cen- tralia. The Bulldogs rebounded back af- ter their first game loss to Paris, with a four game winning streak on their home floor. Then came the deep freeze, when Carmi went cold, l-osing the next three away games, only one of which had a margin of more than five points. For the first time in CTHS history, the Carmi Bulldogs played the Centralia Holi- day Tournament. The Bulldogs were the underdogs in the first game but they came through with a victory over Belle- ville 56-49. The next game was a nip and tuck affair with the ninth rated team, Bock Island Allernan, with the Bulldogs finally coming out of the short end by only one point. The Bulldogs bounced back with a vic- tory over the hustling team of Mt. Carmel, but were routed by the foxes of McLeans- boro, whom the Bulldogs had previous- ly defeated. The McDougalmen entered the Norris City Blind Tourney, gaining revenge over McLeansboro and an old rival, Norris City, for previous defeats for the cham- pionship crown and the trophy. After capturing this crown, the Hard- wooders finished the season setting a new high school record of a thirteen game winning streak. The Carmi Bulldogs entered the Re- gional Tournament -on their home floor with a l8-6 record. The varsity easily triumphed over the Fairfield Mules in their first round of tournament play. The third time is charm was proven wrong as the Golden Aces of Mt. Carmel went clown before the Carmi Bulldogs by a score of 44-30 in the semi-finals of tourney play. The McDougalmen entered the cham- pionship play against the tall and deter- mined Mt. Vernon Rams. Scrapping until the final buzzer, the Bulldogs were still fighting and hanging on to that faint light of hope, only to be defeated by the Rams 61-57 in the championship contest. Will he make it? Where did the ball go? 5 5,3 :fi 'K 0.0.9 n t W s A . x ' V06 Q 1' ,M-,K FS El W? B Schedule Paris Harrisburg Eldorado Fairfield McLeansboro Granite City Norris City Carbondale Attucks Lawrenceville Mt. Carmel Mcleansboro B schedule X! ll We They 4l 48 52 27 5l 25 37 30 53 45 53 32 70 62 49 35 45 32 45 37 64 54 B Schedule Bridgeport Benton Mt. Carmel Olney Eldorado Centralia Fairfield Olney Lawrenceville Record I5-5 We They 63 58 59 73 49 53 47 53 66 33 47 48 53 44 67 49 57 50 B squad Left to right: Bob Cozart, Dale O'Dell, Kirk Graham, Rick Loewenherz, Bill Wag- ner, Norman Graham, Jack Wiley, and Coach John Ev- ers. Freshman team First row: John Gidcumb, Wally Holtz, Bill McKay, Larry Rister, Tom Winiger, David Howell, Bill Bradley, and manager Robert John- son. Second row: David Cooper, Don Kronmiller, C I i n t o n Harvey, R i c h a r d Winter, Mike Vandenbark, Joe Gar- rison, Mike Hines, Rick Williams, Norman Card. Frosh schedule We They Norris City 48 l9 Fairfield 48 34 Mcleansboro 35 58 Mt. Carmel 44 37 Fairfield 43 39 Mcleaisboro 35 52 Mt. Carmel 54 53 Norris City 53 35 Record 6-2 Gymnasts Capture Eighth Position. Flying hugh Kneelung John Snmmons Kenneth Ashley Buddy Wagner Melvun Carly Second row Fred Westfall Dave Mecum Stanley Hendrix Ray Crawford Larry Hutchunson Jerry Shurley Arthur Garber Gary Wnllnoms Thrrd row Donme Hutchnnson Larry Wheeler Top Harrsson Curry The l95o 57 aymnasttcs team under Coach Ed Htllyard tmlshed etahth tn the lllmots State Gymnastlc meet thts fear Laclclna eyperlence and Havlng only one semor the Bulldoas l1I'11Sl'16G ahead ol many other laraer schools m thrs event Th1s year was the .irst year Carmi had a man en- tered in the all-around event, Competition becomes increasingly keener each year as more schools are including this sport in the athletic program, Perfect poise. 79 1, l- J: 1 it 3 . bf- 5 . 1 U Sixty feet or ???? On your mark . . . Get set . . . Defense ot the North Egypt Conference championship is the main objective of the l956-57 track team under the direc- tion ol Head Coach, lohn McDougal. The team this year will have several dual meets and also will enter the Indian Relays at Lawrenceville. The first track meet was not sche- duled until after this has been printed. Track Squad nm ' A l I ,ff rlewzul ! 'i , Front Row: Jarrett Ketchum, Ray Crawford, Jim Handley, Art Welch, Kirk Graham, Bill Lasater, Dennis Travelstead, Dale Hill, Lucky Westergard, Bob Cozart. Second Row: Coach McDougal, Mike Dagley, Pershing Howell, Royce Hawkins, Jim Walsh, Dale Mitchell, Jerry Trout, Gene Hardesty, Ben Mitchell, Lavern Rister, Harold Stinson, Bob Setser, Rick WilliomS, Frank Skipworth, 80 , N Un B r' ' rn .1 viii..-1-' V 'y V I ' ' Q X 'ZR SW' , X ri - v ni. .lm . r' I I 1 f f , l f . v . n 'M ' I Sifike 'mee '--- .... G uess l'II try track! Fifteen boys in brand-new Carmi uniforms will take the field this year in hopes ot winning the North Egypt Confer- ence baseball crown for Carmi. This is the tirst year for Carmi's participation on the diamond in the NEC. The team, under the direction of Coach Iohn Evers, has eight games slated tor the season Seven ot the games are with the conference teams and the other is with rival Norris City Baseball Crew ,,,,,.... is Front row: Coach John Evers, Harold Bonner, Bob Stocke, Doug Sanders, John Procter, Barry Bertram. Second row: Jack Wiley, Jarrett Ketchum, Lindell Hoy, Larry McKinney, larry Bell, Norman Graham, Bob Cozort, Jim Dagley, Bill Doneghue. 81 a,,-,. .. , 1 0 XXX nb Ol 9 Y-our-av miiaiszggg Z 3 'Ik 1 J fa ' a . Ni, . Fx , R ' ,.w. hx- From the beginning to the end - varied activities spiced with assemblies, workshops, homecoming, dances, Christ- mas programs, the play, and honor day enlivened the 1956- '57 school year. Do you remember the great athlete with his pheno- menal basketball prowess? Or boom? There she blows! Seri- ous, exciting, entertaining, and educational - all make up the activity section. The beginning of a four-year grind. Hungry CTHS'ers. 1 The faculty plots for another year. Plotters Plan Program For Pupils ln the fall before school started the teachers rnet and made plans for the 195567 school year. VThings like many more tests should be given, etc. '.-:ere discussedl, You all entered in September, perhaps with regret that the summer was over--efbut looking forward to the events that were bound to happen in the ensuing months, A few assemblies broke the monotony of classes. I 6: Q., ,iv wiv I ' , 5 lA?-... , ? an :ip vff , ff 5 W f Pins' H1-' ' fhw fm L ' 'ff M 9 .4 jg! A 1 Q 'Wm Q J ' 1 'V' A 'u - Z V gf fy S' W ' I M7Z M fw I - M ff-, 3 -- 4---H J ' 0 fb ff ,Q , 3 V y ,my my . , may Q EA MSW vi' ,,MLLL,...!. -BM H .Lx . H- .4..ff.,z- . 3 0 n If M711-F 2-'f--IL K' 1 W WWQ W1 ff 1, M ,. M - -- -. 'Arwfw 4fff,21,zf'z xv , 5 f - Q I O g , 1 4 X, X g , VM' , 1, 1 1 4 V ,vi if .f- lf., I A in 1' Z I 5' 1 5?-P .Q A 55. 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Mary Matz was proclaimed queen. Led by the P.U.'s, the snake dance winded its way down Main street. Friday afternoon school was dismissed. The student body, bearing threatening signs for Mt. Carmel, marched through Main Street heralding their hopes for the winning of the game that night. The thrilling game ended in a tie with a score of 7-7. At the half-time ceremonies Miss Mary Matz was crowned Queen of the l956 Homecoming by Honorary Captain Leon Myers. Following the game, the Homecoming Dance was held in the gymnasium in honor of the newly crowned Queen. V . tri Www nrt. Janice Gray, Nancy Coleman, linda Carmack, Judith Reedy, Chris Cleavenger, Queen Mary Matz, Zaetta Bradshaw lla! Pot-luckers Lick Platters and Problems Kids Prepare L, 5 .r 'its - The student council, fcculty, and clc At the student council, faculty, and class officer dinner, held before Christmas, many school problems were discdssed When the Christmas holidays arrived the halls were decked with hotly helped spread the gay spirit. A song fest 1-:ds held in the gyrnnae sidm to stag ChTiSTI'IfZS soias, old and xevfg the choir and band 'dilted did presented a cohcert, aid scrgool '1.SI'ilSSE3l for a :ice Porta Vacation. The thozgahts of retariind in ICHLIGTY were 88 Christmas The artists show their festive mood in the decorations on the board. A few carols to put you in the holiday mood. Twas the night before Christmas and oll through the house . . . How con they look so angelic ? ? ? S9 ye, , ,, A . fe ,.., 'E if We 2. A elim F, , - ,nf Miyuki. bw LY ' 2 Q f FP 1 44 ' ' 'K A..,,', uh, Ke Q 2 F, 3' , 75 Y. 5. X ff 1' t . M K S nj Q 9 M i 47' gd 1 A 41 Q 2 v H Q.. If 15 I 5 2 1... A' Second semester, time for a change. Change Your Schedule . . . You Move. Directions .... down hall, turn right .... Destination-second room on left ffm ff. t 2 KING AND QUEEN: V' lorry Bell and Brenda Welch t mr , :n 1 1 ATTENDANTS: 1 1' , fu, ,git L'g-L 'wr' ' When the time for sweethearts and valene tines came, Larry Bell and Brenda Welch were selected as king and queen of the annual Sweetheart Dance, To the strains of 'True Love,' the honored two, accompanied by the regal retinue, moved sedately to the throne where the coronation ceremonies took place. Here, the new rulers were crowned by last year's royalty, Bon Winter and Kay Reeves. 92 ATTENDANTS: ATTENDANTS: linda Melvin and Mike Vandenbark For this gala occasion, the cafeteria ex- perienced a transfiguration by the members of the student council who, armed with armfuls of red and white crepe paper and a multitude of sparkles, transformed the noon hour lunch room into a delightful retreat for 'True Love.' The members of the royal court were Kay Bohleber and Bill Doneghue, Anna Grinage and Arthur Welch, and Linda Melvin and Mike Vandenbark. Midst Hearts cmd Kay Bohleber and Bill Doneghue Anno Grincge and Arthur Welch Rrngs Sweethearts Acc1a1m Larry and Brenda .1 9 4' eff, 5, 4 CTI J ' 1 ,X rw F fb ,VW lx X 1 i :at ' ,Q :fad Q fin , . figure:-Tazf A ,ar nf -nun-no S, ,. Qffgyf -1 . cific . , . v' 1i,5f Q Q. It J if , 1 K K Z I K gy 4 ' 6 1 5 39 x , ll f' s 0 ' 0 I ll- 1? m A ' ff f A fm as l M Y V 559 'K' y M ff N Zh EA ' ' QNMZ 3 ' . W ,QM .... S ',f,,W ,WL 1 , -P ,Q 1 if xiii , f ' -,135 gf' . 1 'i fy V , ' f f N..-613 'Xf4w.:g-3:5w.Egjf4Q'-g.':32T-?E'5f3-T1,::.A',, '- lQjE f' if :5 :X ' Q nm it I 3'k W 7 mfr ki 3 V If as nn nm U vapwjflnmggug ,wwgiusf ' mimi! , gi My, af' 4, A 'nf' 'W' . . H f X , , ,,,,f, w ' 1 1 if ag? 1- - +2 ' 'M V If Hibffg- 75S3'9f Q -V K w Y 4 vw' K 4' fa ., . , ,, , A ., 1 6.5 A 1 Q P' vf . ,, A- ,li qzw -...f -...QM ' Q-5,5 LS:-12 .VJ , 1 ,A S,-,aff 5 .Ag Q 4 . 10,1 -, Q .55 A Q mm. Lava. l -s 4 !t I Thoughts Of 'Over the Rainbow' Still Linger. The l95c juniors exhibited their hidden talents wiien they transformed the gymnasium into a place high among the chimney tops after many weeks ol hard worlc and perhaps a few bitter words but lots of fun. On the night ot April 20, 1956 the seniors were taken 'lOver the Rainbow to spend a too short night in the land heard ol only in lullabies. Reigning in the colorful country where skies are blue' were King Terry Downen and Queen Nelly Davis. Their court was com- posed ot Peggy Malone and lim Whetstone, Mary Trousdale and Bob Dean, and Cynthia McCallister and Ken Brashier. That night tropibles, sure enough, melted like lemon drops, dreams came true, and with bluebirds flying overhead everyone danced to the music of Archie Griffin and his band. The seniors were whisked back to the beginning of their high school days and taken on a reminiscent trip when the story ot their high school lite was presented to them. The night ended, the rainbow disappeared, but the star that had been wished upon still sparlcled brightly in the sky, This moment lingers still! f' W, . 35 Elllv X1-ci f fu dry 1 sf V f A . New .Fry ffy Q 1 Ia., , Y, '51 g,,,. A s....1 gl ff 9 'fm 43 ci K mf Mi +5135 EWR S. 25525 I Q., CE, ,f K 5? , I 5 VW1 fi ? Z W JW 'Mt The Curtain Comes Down On Our Final Moment. Now that the final scenes of Our Town have been enacted and some of the practices for our final performance have been sche- duled, each fleeting moment becomes a cher- ished jewel in our chain of memories. With each tick of the old clock in the hall, each second of the boy's wrist watch, each minute of the pocket watch, and with each split second of the girl's watch, or with each eight minutes of the scoreboard clock, moments are chopped off. These golden mem- ories, we have attempted to catch and to record on the pages of your 1957 CARMIAN, the book of 'Moments To Remember' Indy and Peggy, editors. Charles L. Hortin, sponsor. 5 Our final bow and lost odieu. 5 Editor Webb's family got -4 cme on 14614 May we lntroduce to you the busl ness and profess onal men and women of Carmx whose servlces and products we hxghly recommend We hope that you wlll patronlze 'these advertxsers who from year to year have supported thls student pub hcahon Plcture at leii shows Carm1an edltors presentmg Chamber of Commerce manager Ioe Wmfrey wxth a 1956 yearbook F H Brown Drllllng Company Inc ROTARY TOOLS Box 311 Carmi Illinois Oihce Phone 9126 Ivan White Resldence Phone 5771 Vice President and Manager 98 With the Best of Good Wishes to the Class of '57 BALL REXALL DRUGS STORE Estabhshed 1892 3 Reglstered Pharmaclsts On Duty To Serve You ALLEN BALL IAMES C ANDERSON ROY L MATSEL Comphments of APPEL AND GRIFFITH Flrst rn White County 1U5 East Mam Street County Coverage Cmml Hlmols News Advertlsmg Features P1ctures Comphments of PEE WEE NEWMAN S FOOD MARKET 609 North Fxfth Street Carnu Ilhnols Your Dolly For All The Family We Delwer Phone 7001 99 ln ' O O Q Circulation . . . ' I O ' E CONGRIITULIITIDIIS I0 THE CLASS 911357 The Welfare Thus Community Depends On the Success Of You Graduates WE HOPE THE YEARS AHEAD WILL BRING YOU HAPPINESS CIIRMI-IIINSBROOKE CORPORIITIDN nun-kg 100 g ' ,f I I, ' A , u I 4 4' I I S! ' 42-A T 'T ' Q , l I f I 1' b, A' , I , 4' . I 1 V , , I ' ' I 3 I ' I I mv' ',' J 1 ' I T' I 'lf' A Of ROYAL CROWN COLA BEST BY TASTE TEST NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY CARMI ILLINOIS Establlshed 1876 THE L HAAS STORE General Merchundlse GRAHAM S Wecmng Apparel For Men and Boys Arrow Shlrts and Sport Shuts Mcnn Street Carml mmols Cczrmx Illmols P O Box 309 OILICG Phone 5036 B G HARMON SERVICE 6. EQUIPMENT CO Farm Bureau Bu11d1ng Ccxrnu Illmols B111 Harmon B111 Burns Phone 9111 Phone 9183 PRAIRIE FARMS CONSUMERS GAS COMPANY Pasfeunzed Homogenrzed Vlfamm D MILK Phone Phone Ccxrmx Ilhnols Ccrrm1 Llght and Wcxter Bu11d1ng 225 Ecxst Mcnn Street 5516 5515 PHONES 4158 4159 Roscoe and Rose Templeton 101 in I I I i l I I I 1 1 1 S I l I - - 1 1 n 3 1 I . . 1 . . l 1 1 1 I l . 002 DISTINCTIVE FEMININE APPAREL THE NATIONAL BANK OI' CARMI B kof dlys M b FDC CARMI ILLINOIS GIDCUMB FURNITURE HI WAY STEAK HOUSE AIR CONDITIONED C118 771 STEAKS CHOPS LUNCHES HART S STORE DALE S IEWELRY W1 S 116 CARMI ILLINOIS E Q -2 E M 'n - C ' I The an Frien ervice - I em er I The Qualify Department Sf Ca ' I11' ' I unut treet Mcxin Ccxrm 111 R E HILL CONSTRUCTION I CHAMBER or COMIVIERCE COMPANY O l F ld C O B246 4 2601 CARMI LUMBER COMPANY ShT KIRK RENFROW PONTIAC CO FOR .S YOU CANT BEAT 2016 A PoNnAc ROYAL I GIBBS IEWELER CARMI ILLINOIS Compliments of i ie onstruction P' L' - Concrete - P ' ' ff' Ph - - C ' Ill' ' 417 h' d C ' I11' ' S 1 Ph I I I CARTER and WHITE DR E R VEHTCH GARAGE Wheel Balanclng and Ahgnm nt Opfometns' H19hWC1Y U S 460 Brown Bu1Id1ng C Carml I111no1s czrxm Il11no1s Phone 9901 LEE ORGAN HEATING COMPANY WALKER FUNERAL HOME Phone 2511 CGIII11 Ilhnoxs General Electnc Hecmng and Air Condxhonmg Phone 7039 Ccrrml Ill1no1s Mee' The Gang A' SAY rr wnH FLOWERS KING S CONFECTIONERY Coffee Scxndwlches Founta1nDr1nks S Mcnn Street In Carml 320 Flfsf Street We Specralrze ln Good Service CA-RMI ILLINOIS LEE CHEVROLET COMPANY 2000000 More Chevrolets Than Comphments ENDICOTT 6 ENDICOTT Attorneys Any Other Car CARMI ILLINOIS H 1, 104 in 1 . . Q 1 I i I 1 1 I Ambulance Service . a gg V, I I I I Compliments of 24 Hour Wrecker Service South Staley Street East Mum Street Carml Ill1no1s Cmml mmols Day Phone 5242 Nlght Phone 9406 Comphments oi CON GRATULATION S rom WHITE COUNTY APPLIANCE THE SANI CREAM IOHN RENSHAW RADIO 81 T V SERVICE COMPANY Iohn Renshaw a gradu ate of New York Techmcal Instltute worked for some t1me as SPIVICG manager for a Motorola dlstnbutor ln Evansvllle Indlana After l9GV1I'Xg th1s posx t1on he Came to Carmx and went lnto bus1ness for h msell Prctured to the nght IS one of the most complete ly equlpped radlo TV and electronlc shops 1n Southern Ill1no1s Iohn has a crew of hve to assxst h1m ln hrs dutles 411 E Mcnn Phone 6961 Carmx Ill1no1s 109 I . 1 1 li I .. - 1 ll l l l l I I ' ' 1 , . . Q . 1 5 , .., 1 1 ' 1 BEST WISHES THE CLASS 0F 1957 TO CBRMI ELKS LODGE Graduates We congratulate you upon your successful Our B951 Wggheg school year For the Best 1n Furmture Prlced Rrght To The ee GRADUATES DOWNEN FURNITURE STORES Mam Street BOT I. GAS IOINS YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN WISHING THE CLASS OF 1957 SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS X Tx xltll I V15 X Z Box 91 Carmx Ill1no1s Phone 5247 Th1s Frlendly Bank Invrtes Your Future Conhdence WHITE COUNTY BANK Member FDIC CARMI ILLINOIS AUTO TRIM SHOP Complete Auto Upholstenng Seat Covers BOB CHASTAIN North Staley Carrnl Illrnols Phone 5338 Meet Your Frrends Af THE ICE CREAM HOUSE 605 E Mam Street Sandwxches-Hot Coffee Donuts Malts-Shakes Banana Spl1ts Ice Cream and Sherbets We Make Our Own Phone 6311 Congratulahons from GRANT 6- BLACK BARBER SHOP Old Rcrdlo Bulldmg Carml Ill1no1s 10 . . . . I S I P P X I ff-,I . JL L BOT-L-GAS INC. , 3 I 1 In 1 . ' I 5 . I 5 DIETZ STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR l957 CARMlAN PHONE 7103 116 EAST MAIN STREET CARMI ILLINOIS Compliments of PUCKETT TRIFICTOR C0 Congratulations Class of 57 and from Box 371 Ccrrmx Ilhnoxs PUCKETT SERVICE CO ENDICOTT MOTORS See Your Lmcoln Mercury Dealer When ln Need of a New or Used Car Ccxrml Il11no1s 108 Oil Field Electric Company Inc. f 57 TRI STATE BUTANE COMPANY f dlyy E C ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY BRATTON MOTOR COMPANY CARIVII ILLINOIS YOUR DESOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER dCh KROGER S G d OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC SALES sezzvlce ZIEGLER SPORTING GOODS 9316 CHAPMAN MOTOR COMPANY 109 W 1 The rien ard . . . Congratulations Class o ' - I Ccxrmi, Illinois Compliments of Ph 9511 I Walnut cm erry Str Cc ' Ill' ' Buy Your Needs At , Congratulations Live Better for Less ' Io 'he We ive T p Value S p Gro uafes Phone Main Street Cqrm' cr nut Ccxrmi l 1 1 l I I I l 1 I 1 I 0 Hunt Constructlon Company Hunt For the Fmest Mt. Vernon Ill ' V' P Eastern Petroleum Company Eastern Dr1ll1ng Inc O 4104 I HILLYRRD S MARKET 5034 513 E M COMPLIMENTS REBSTOCK BROTHERS TEXIXCO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS CARMI S POPULAR MEETING PLACE WEHRLE S INNOVATION West ak S Ph Fresh Mea s At P ' You Can Meet of I I I N Courleous Service ls Our Motto Ph . ' C ' Ill' ' 1 CLINTON MURPHY Carburetor and Ign1t1on Servrce M1nnecrpol1sMol1ne Farm Machxnery 805 East Mcun Street Carml III1no1s MOHAWK CONTRACTING CO Incorporated Phone 4 3121 P O Box 219 Phone 6826 CARMI ILLINOIS 1 R e eq Carml Post No 224 THE AMERICAN LEGION G10 Best Wishes COMPLIMENTS KISNER S INSURANCE AGENCY Good Insurance ls Not Cheap and Cheap Insurance ls Not Good ATTORNEYS Tony Klsner Paul A Schumcxker 107 North Church Street Ccrrml Ilhnors II I . , 'V , qllllul EY 1 - ' fa I -4 5 ffm I Q fix I 1 I V FOR THE FINEST IN MEATS AND GROCERIES SHOP AT BRIICYS FOOD STORE FRUITS VEGETABLES CANNED GOODS FROSTED FOOD LOCKERS LASATER S SERVICE STATION Beet by half or quarter also pork for sale 106 South Locust Street Carmx Il11no1s Balley Lasater Owner S North Mcun Cross 61 Cherry Street Prescrlptlon SPGCIGIISIS Your Frrst Stop For Drugs CGNI11 111111015 Phone 5742 Carml IIIIHOIS Phone 2226 51 6801 WARD S TIRE SHOP Paul Ward Floyd Word Van Word DISTRIBUTORS WHOLESALE and RETAIL Qurck Efflclenf Service I Sm1th Street Ccrrrm IIIIIIOIS Recappmg Repamng Phones 4133 cmd 4134 CQTII11 IIIIHOIS 113 i ..- I -1 1 9- 1 1 1 I 1 1 l l i ' I . 1 n- 1 3 I . .. 1 1 3 1 i I I Patronlze SPECKS BI-IRBER SHOP CHRMI FUNERAL HOME Chen, Street Donald L Campbell Funeral Dlrector Phone 2626 Carrm Ill1no1s Ambulance Service Oxygen Equlpped Carml Illmoxs Comphments ol COOK S GROCERY Partrxdge Street Comphments of SWEETLAND CONFECTIONERY TRESSLIIR S Cami! mmols 5 I0 To Sl OO Phone 2882 MYERS SHOP Home Accessones Route No 4 Carrm Il11no1s N I Stores No 10 For Values Try Us First MAIN STREET CARMI ILLINOIS 114 ' 1 . . I Carmi Illinois I O. . - I V 1 i- Q5 . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 D X Z Jia!! 7 ' DAIRY QUEEN iffiw Z MQ 31f? flJwxNA5n WW WO! 4' foo Oxoffgio, My ww MQ? OX VW' Q I XDl. QUEEN'S GRILL YQ Q k Q6 aff Mr. and Mrs. Ja E R h 0 W. Main 1 - I, x J I I x x -195 , I . MALLETTE EQUIPMENT CO DR A I COALE E C 71 CONGRATULATIONS ATLAS DRILLING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS C 1 f PYLE and MCCALLISTER CONGER, ELLIOTT, ATTORNEYS GOEBEL, G ELLIOTT Compliments of International Harvester Veterinarian . Farm Equlp 115 h y C mi IH. . Ph 31 C ' Ill' C 1' i omp imenis o I L - - 116 H UNIQUE CLEANERS CHARLES GWALTNEY BUD NIEKIIMP 9496 N 7621 BEANS IEWELRY R II MCCALLISTER N Ch Best W1shes For The Class of 57 IIHIIVH SHRINE CLUB F ' - dware Appliances ll ll Ph C lll rth Church Street Phone C i Illinois F P' k p d D l' Best Wishes From DR. . . 108 h h S Ccrrmi Illinois C ' Ill ' ll ll F Th We Are Happy To Wish the Class of 1957 Loads of Success FINCH FORD COMPIIN Y Authorized Dealer Sales Servnce 109 West Mam Street Phone 9676 Carmx Illmoxs BRIITTONS TOGGERY BOEHRINGER INSURANCE The Home of McGregor America s Most Coveled Sports Wear Strlve Earnestly To Protect The Hentage Wh1ch Is Yours To Perpetuate The Ph 6743 Pr1nc1p1es Wh1Ch W11l Insure A one Hlchurch Street Free Umted States Of Amerxca 205 East Cherry Street Arcade Buxldtng Phone 4114 EARL C BANTA BOEHRINGER Class of 24 CECIL R cz Boznamosn CARMI READY MIX Class of 34 ELVIS F ERKMAN VIIUGHIIN S PAINT AND WALLPAPER SERVICE Mobxlgas Servlce Phelans Paint Varn1sh and Enamel Mobil Tues 6' Tubes 407 E Mam Street 2l0 Conger Ave Phone 5787 Phone 8193 Cqum Illmols 118 l 1 1 l - I - i I - 1 Carmi, Illinois Compliments ' .. .. of I I - ! - I 1 I - Let Us Help You Wifh Your Future This ls Where Your Home Begins WHITE COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Ccirmi Grcrywlle Cr1rlMcDcm1el G H Racster Comphments oi KEN SCHAUBERGER Plumblng Hecztlng Au Condmonmg Phone 7881 CAP S AUTO WHOLESAL RETAILER Auto Parts and Accessones Service Comes First Here Carml Ilhno1s E Comphments of SAM A ZIEGLER BROKER INSUROR 222B East Mcun Street CQTIHI Il11no1s I if ' ' V! q 1 n nl l l l 119 Power Line Construction Oil Well Electrification CARMI, ILLINOIS W. H. HOLZ PHONE 4139 We Call For and Dehver WEST SIDE CLEANERS IOE WOODRUFF lust Back of Hlgh School Phone 9603 Crebs Avenue CGTIH1 III1no1s BROWN GLASS SHOP If you can break it, I can fix it! Phone 6291 Corrni Illinois UNDER SAME ROOF RENSHAW BRAKE SHOP 6- GARAGE II you cant brake lt we can hx Phone 2349 Carmx IlI1no1s CABANA COURT Mr and Mrs W A Gcmn Propnetors MODERN ROOMS STEAM HEAT CARMI ILLINOIS MATSEL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Wood Brothers Com Pxckers Burch Farm Equlpment Phone 6071 Box 208 Cc1rm1 III1no1s Comphments Wm 0899 CARMI ILLINOIS 120 n 1 - I - ity, - - . . . . , 1 I - f of 3 Ei fri 6 W Wann? and M-nu' Apparel , 1 l 1 I 1 1 STANLEY oIIII IEWELER nn EDWIN STOCKE 12 N Ch h S 9196 965 O K BOILER 8. MOTEL COFFEE SHOP WELDING WORKS w d N gm S CARMI ILLINOIS Th OIF ldT 7401 Bl1M CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ANY CONSTRUCTION COMP TOOL COMPANY B Gh G IC 21 Best Wish to the Seniors I l ' U . urc treet Church Street C ' Iu- Ph C ' Ph 1 Just Good Food l Electric and Acetylene Welding and Boiler orks D i ervice ' T ' ie rade Ph A'l and i alone I C pl' f Compliments ot I P. O. 1 T ms O C 'll Ill' I R. ' V' g l CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE cLAss OF 57 FROM YOUR WHITE COUNTY OFFIOERS Besf Wishes For Confmued Success MILLAGE CARTER CITCHII Court Clerk W D MORRIS County Treasurer Shenft MILAS SONNY COZART Coroner HARRY E PUTNEY Supermtendent ot Schools HENRY LEWIS State s Attorney IOHN L WHETSTONE County Clerk MAX ENDICOTT County ludge 122 KENNETH COLE Fngldalre Apphances Youngstown Kltchens Serv1ces That Are So Complete So Fnendly That Our Customers Always Come Back BOHLEBER SIILES HND SERVICE MotorolaTV B F Goodnch Txres Phone 2843 and Accessones See The New 6 DODGE PLYMOUTH AND CHRYSLER And the Many Flne Used Cars At The Your Ollver Dealer Fmest an Farm Machinery Phone 2611 Phone 5311 318 East Mam Street Carmx Illln0lS Carrm Cornphments FUNERAL HOME Phone 6211 Carm1 Illmols DAY AND NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE DRIIPER S STORE FOR MEN Home of LEVI S 121 East Maln St Cqrrm 123 in 1 . . . . . 1 1 na 3 I w I I . ll ' I I 17 1 . l 1 3 of 1 I 1 I l 1 1 1 1 INSURANCE PEERLESS LAUNDRY McCI1LLISTER 8- BECKER SERVICE THAT SATISFIES INSURANCE THAT PROTECTS O 6647 PHONE 5411 210 MAIN REAL ESTATE BECK BROTHERS E STILLWELL PRINTING C0 TEXAC0 SERVICE 2072 w h golch ARCH IOHNNY H gh 8179 710 o k s ,WX Z 81 Mgfydglawfamfw, JW! Qi A We fm W1 MIT HEL QTHE 5 fMf7Z.,m,m M5 85942 510366 WWW X! M1l jm ff- gb CARMI ILLINOI WXa 5306 Q B6 MITCHELL E!! Aj all 1411114231-1 LIM 'wi fu we C ' Ill' L West crk S Ph Phone Greasing, as in , i ange I Tires, Accessories I C ' 1 P' ' g E 1 ' l C S ' 1 Phone t ' Ill' ' G reet C ' Illinois e e one ' I ,, . . B 192 K K 9 : ox GL Rui, f D HHHH M-0 J W ff -Y , ,AA i-fii 7 ff 7 Y. 1 L Q 4 A A A 1 , ' Vg 1 , 'Z 0 J ' 0 AC s, WK , ',, -ffz , f f A ,47 .- QT' 5 J I 7 ' fm 1,4 ' X I 5,1 QL XZ , L WK A fl! - A If j 1 I I ' Aff! A fy 1 ' 1 A , I ff . , DR. I. W. BRICKMAN Good Luck From Your Favorite Store CARMI, ILLINOIS THE ILLINOIS BROKERAGE COMPLIMENTS OF I IACK 6 IILL SHOP I 1 Ccmm lmols Everything for Mother Baby Brother and Sister 127 E Mcun Ccxrrnl Phone 1721 ALWAYS STANDING FOR THE PROGRESS OF EDUCATION THE SUCCESS OF LOCAL STUDENTS OFFICERS DR GEORGE T PROCTOR Presxdent FRED I REINWALD Secretary C S CONGER V1ce Presmdent I GORDON DAGLEY Treasurer DIRECTORS WILLIAM I APPEL GEORGE T PROCTOR C S CONGER ALLEN BALL CLARENCE M RICE I G ENDICOTT ROY CLIPPINGER FRED I REINWALD ELMER G MATSEL 190 I.. .. CARMI BUILDING 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION Index To Senlors ARBAUGH LAURA ANN r1 FH G A 2 3 BALL SUSAN Carmtan Staff 4 Natnonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Camera Club I Language Club I 2 Sexe Class Secretary 4 BARNES BARBARA ELIZABETH Natuonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Sctence Club 4 Lan guage Club 'I 2 Secretary of Language Club 2 Ltbrary Club I 2 Class Secretary I BATES CAROLYN SUE GAA I 2 H1 Tn I H1 Tr1 Offrcer I Gymnasllcs BAYLEY RICHARD BENNETT u ent Councul I 2 3 4 Student Cou cnl P 1 nt 4 ey Club 2 Cam Bo s artet 3 4 PUs LARRY RAY Bulldog Barks Staff 4 Football 3 4 Baske ball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Transfer from Morganfneld Ken tucky 3 BERTRAM MABEL CAROLYN Carmlan Staff 4 Bulldog Barks Staff 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 GAA Secretary 2 Llbrary Club I xtetl 2 3 4 GAA Award 3 Mu Co Scholarshlp 2 3 BOHLEBER ELLEN KAY Camera Club I 2 Language Club I Gymnastucs 2 4 Candldate for Homecomnng Queen 2 Band BELL CALLICOTTE TOMMY RAY P ectnon Club I 2 FFA I Footb ll I CAMPBELL BARBARA IANE Carmlan Staff 4 Bulldog Barks Staff 3 Cameo Club I 2 language Club I 2 Ltbrary 3 Executve of Home Room 3 COLEMAN NANCY MAUDE Camera Club I Home Room Executuve 4 Gymnas t s 4 Homecomlng Attendant 4 Language Club COOK HARRY GEORGE Carmtan Staff 4 Bulldog Barks Stall 3 Key Club 2 3 Camera Club I 2 3 Sclence Club 2 Hobbues Clu 2 CONNER IENNETH LLOYD Sclence Club 2 3 Nature Club 2 Industrlal ts Cu I 4 Conservatuon Clubl COTTER IUDITH KAY Nalonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Camera Club I 2 Language Club I 2 Good Cltlzenshup Awa d 2 CRAIG IANET GAYLE Camera Club I 2 Language Club I DAGLEY IUDY ANN Camera Club I Llbrary Club I DARTT MARLENE IOY Camera Club I 12 DAVIS IAMES EVERETT mera Club I 2 FFA I DAVIS NELLIE MARIE Camera Club I GAA I Language Club 2 P m Queen 3 DOBBINS ANNETTA IANE Camera Club I GAA I 2 Class Secretary Treasu rer 2 Cheerleader 3 4 DONLGHUE PEGGY KAY Carmlan Staff 4 Bulldog Ba ks Staff 3 4 Student Councul 3 4 Natuonal Honor Soclety 3 4 LangJage u 2 1 rary Club Class Prest ent Glrs State 3 EDMONDSON CAROLYN IOYCE Trl I Camera Club I Ltbrary Club Carmtan Staff 4 EPLEY GEORGE WESLEY Pro ectlon Clubl 2 3 4 Nature Club 2 Industrtal rs Club I FERNANDES IUDITH LOGAN Camera Club I 2 Language Club I 2 Madrlgals 2 Sextet 2 3 4 Bulldog Barks Staff 3 FULLER IANET MARIE Camera Club I 2 Language Club I 2 Homeroom Executwe 2 4 Carmnan Staff 4 FUNKHOUSER SHELBY IEAN Llbrary Club I 2 GARRISON ALICE PAYE HALE VIRGINIA KNIGHT Natlonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Language Club I 2 Sextet 4 Camera Club I 2 HANDLEY IAMES DAVIS Key Club I 2 3 4 Prolectton Club I Science Club 4 Basket 2 3 Boys State Band Prestdent 4 HANKINS SHELBY LEE Natrona! Honor Soclety 3 4 Key Club I 2 lectlon Club I Science Club I Class Presldent otballl 3 4 asketball I 2 3 4 Trac Boys Sta e 3 Good Cttlzenshup Awa d I 2 3 YO HAWKINS IIOYCE EUGENE P ectton Club I 2 Indu tru I Art Club I 2 I all ba 4 HAYS BETTY AILEEN 1 GAA 1 Foot Base HAYS BILLY ALLEN Proectton Club 2 3 4 lndustrtal Arts Club HENDRIX SPENCER HARRIS HOOVER MARY BETH amera ClubI GAAI 2 3 Language Award 2 3 GAA HOWELL MARY ELIZABETH r1 I Language Club I Ltbrary Club 2 I I - I Hi-T' Ig A I, A , . Ca , 5 , 2. 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 T0 1 1 1 I I 41 . ' ' 1 1 I' I ' 1 li , ' 1 1 '-' 1 '-' ' 1 ' 2131 CI b gL'b Ip 'd Ip '1 St d ' , , , 5 n ' res'- 1 de 5 K , 3, 45 era Club I, y' Hi. ' 7 5 ' I, 2, 3, 4, Qu , , ' 1, 2, 3, 4. ' , I I I 1 7 - 3 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - At , 2. 1 1 1 1 I 5 1 ' 1 21 31 - I I I I I Se , , , 5 2, 1 sic mp 1 1 . - I I Secretary-Treasurer 2. 1 I HIVT' Ip FHA 1, 2. roi ' , 5 7 a . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 i 1 I, 27 PU's 2, 3, 7 ball , 1 35 I . ic 5 ' 1 1 If 2- ' ' 1 1 1 1 P - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 31 41 1 Fo 1115 kI12131 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . ., b . ' roi ' 1 1 s 'o s 1 1 - I Q ball , 21 Footb I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 4, - ' 1 1 1 ' Af II ' I b , 7 ' . FHA , , 2. 1 t' ' 1 1 1 1 I ' I I ' 3' I I 1 1 1 ' I1 2- 1 C 1 1 1 1 I1 , Hi-T' 1 7 ' , 4. 6 Index To Seniors HOY GERALD DEAN MELTON IANICE PAYE b I Foot a onal Hano S c ty 3 G Lngua HUBELLEA ROGER KEITH MICK MARILYN r c on Lan HUGHES EVELYN GAIL A' ' f C090 '10 FHA AA 1 U MINTON MARGARET IANE HUGHES LARRY B I Oy MUSGRAVES LECTA RAE A 1 MUNSEY ROBERT L HUTCHISON DORIS e 0 N H0 MY H MYERS RONALD KENNETH HUTGHISON GARY GERALD don C' 'H H be V o Clu 2 Lb ary Club 2 HUTCHINSON SHIRLEY ANN ansfrfo F Woth T MYERS EDGAR LEON IVY TOMMY AARON ,do C. , , ence Cl b I a b Foo I 3 Track 3 KIMBRELL IAMES ROBERT MYERS ROBERT W -I Camera Cl b 2 Indust al A ts Cl 2 Foo Track I LANGFORD ROGER GLENN NEWCOMB DONALD RAY m Cl 0 C S Cll oal Hoo oc y I or4 ty4 Naue erato DODGE BARBARA ANN ILEEI GSS Vfe P esd I G PARKER IMOGENE IGENEI AI 2 g age PATTILLO DAVID ence Cl b I Track PEARCE PEGGY LEWIS KAREN SUE LUMB PEGGY LOU A I a McCALLISTER CYNTHIA PEARCE STEWART onol Hono Socety 3 4 Ca a Cen 4 N'-'-Il UG e CIGSS a Arts Cl b 3 Boy s Q ate e en an S ho a s A a PERKINS MILDRED r a a L a MCKINNEY LAWRENCE ALEXANDER CIOQ B ks Staff 3 Ma a B Q a tett FHA 3 nn 2 Bmba' PIERSON IOE KELLY MALONE PEGGY LYNN 'm ,n S' ' do I o e al Ta rom Cha lott N th Ca ol a POOLE SHARON ELAINE MATZ MARY A I e fe C' ' G 3 PRETZSCR ROBERT FREDERICK com: g Quee 4 S de' 2 Lan Tack I ootball I 4 Bask t I RANDOLPH ROBERT WALLACE Ng' onql ng Sog ty 3 4 Y CI Cl b o c o 4 Fool ecto C Class e B sk ball 121 I lnduslrial Arts Clu 5 ball 25 Track 3, 4. N li r o ie , 45 AA I5 a ge b . F I, 2, 3, 4. ' Hi-Ti I5 Proie ti Club 25 guage Club I, 25 GA 5 r ns er from Chi , i is, 4. I5 G , 25 Langu ge Club 2. i r , Key Club , 2, 3, 45 FFA I, 2, 3, 45 B s Stale 3. I GA , 2. I Transl r fr m ew r , I diana, 3. Tr e r m t. r , exas, 3. Proie i ub I, 2, 35 A I, 25 o is Clu ' I, 2. Transfer from Mt. ern n, Indiana, 4. 1 Proj i n ub I5 lndustria Arts Club I, 5 Fool- Sci U , 25 lndvstri I Arts Clu 1, lball bun , 2, 3, 4, sqskerbuii 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, I - 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. FFA 'I 2' 3, 4. U , fi f ub 1, , tball 1, Ca era ub 25 Pr ie tion Club I5 lndu tri Arts Ngti n n r 5 ie' 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Key Club , 2- Club lt. Govern 5 Key Club Secre ar 5 1 r Club 25 Cans v i n Club 25 Language Club I, 25 I Cl i - r i en 35 Class Treasurer 4. Hi-Tri I5 FHA I, 25 AA I, 2. GA , , 35 FHA I, 2. Hi-Tri I5 GAA 2, 35 Lan u Club I, 2. , Sci u 5 I. Nature Club I, 25 Library Club I, 2. ' I GA , 25 Lnguage Club Ip Business Club 2. NUII I' I , i mef Club lf 3? Si ce Club I, 2, 3, 5 Nature Club I, 25 Indus- ure Club I5 Lang g Club I, 25 Trea- 'rg I U 1, 2' I 1 U , 54' sur r 35 Prom Att d t 35 c I r hip w rd l, 2, 3. , Hi-Ti I5 GAA 2, 35 Lngu ge Club 25 ibr ry I Club I. Bull ar 5 Praiection Club I, 2, 3, 45 Science Club I, 25 drig ls 25 oy's u r e 45 ' PU's I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 45 Track I, 2, 45 ' Te is I, 5 I4. Ca ia af 45 Key Club I, 2, 3, 45 Proie i n ' Club , 2, 3, 45 PU's I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, Sluden C uncil 45 Prom Alt nd n 35 r nsferred 3, 4, Track 1, 2' 3, 4. f r e, or r in 2. I GA , 2. Sci n u I5 FHA , 2, 3, 45 AA I, 5 Homee n n ' tu n Council I5 Proiection Club I, , guage Club 25 F , 2, 3, 5 eball I, 2, 35 ' r , 2. FFA , 2, 3, 4. , i Ho r ie , 5 Ke ub I, 2, 3, 45 Key u I5 Pr ieti n Club I, 2, 3, 5 ball Proi i n ulb I, 2, 3, 45 Science Club I5 I, 25 Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4. Presid nt 25 a et 2, 3. 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