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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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As we enter we're going to show you glimpses of typical school scenes in the classrooms, in organi- zations a n cl in extra-curricular activities during the year. AS SEEN THROUGH . Album, Page 'I4 Organizations, Page 54 Activities, Page 74 P C.T.H.S. PROVIDES A GALA SOCIAL LIFE . Dances, sock hops, Parhes, both formal And Informal, Splce school rouhne. ROBERT JOHNSON I gg? A, vm- Spwf, Ediw x Z 2' 1 Q From the fest lube To the paint brush We learn skills For future use , f' 32:32 , V mmf: Y ,Q f 4 ' .'V' ,Q 4 4' f gm ., , Q , ,, f Q ' 4, ' 1 ' ' I ,,,,1 I J 2 I , ci I EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES KEEP US HOPPING. HOPING AND HAPPY 9 F periods Io use d Varsity squads Curry colors In North Egypt Conferenc 1 A SPIRITED SPORTS PROGRAM Ti LENDS OUTLET FOR EXCESS ENERGY Q5 I GYM Jw f L , - ...J- www'- mw .X I pf J . 2 in ,aid if 4 f ,rf 9 ' 5 f s 4-,gr , I I , ..,. 2 , f 3 f U1 514 ,, lf , , Y WW? 22575 , ,, 5, , 3, 4, -rife! ! 25?-:V f . A 5, I VOCATIONAL FIELDS OFFER MUCH BENNETA TROUSDALE 5-24635 S655 Skilled craftsmen-efficient Stenographers-worthy Homemakers, obiectives Of these departments. ff' f' 'I M1 F if 5 'VI ,f t tt 1 THE THREE R'S . . . REVELATION-by teachers . . i REC EPTION-by students xx RESPONSE-by graduates oescmse OUR MODERN SCHOOL. E Wi vw ,Q A y e3 H X 1 ' R-Sxvqgh X , E viii., f. . was . H.,M'7 Q, A ,EET .Q ugh qgft .. 'wt-'I . T Mi' if 5 LP.- BECKY WOOD, Album Editor MR. CHARLES L. HORTlNYsnd Mr, U B. Jeffries checx resu ts o' ite gar-re THESE MEN PROVIDE ABLE LEADERSHIP Seven men serve on the board ot education which has the responsibility ot providing facilities, personnel and an educational program that must be approved by the ottice of the Super- intendent ol Public Instruction. For eight years the Carmi Town- ship High School has been a member ot the North Central Association ot Colleges and Secondary Schools, a n a t i o n a l l y recognized accrediting agency. A student graduating from this school may enter any college or uni- versity in the United States without an entrance examination unless such an examination is required ot all students. HORTIN, HOLZ AND JEFFRIES look over blue prints tor the new gymnasium. in - O if , . ,, ,O. . N. 'x 0 1 n I -..f,,..-v N 6 H? L1 A 4 , if ,, 4: fl, 3,5251 557 P j, Pgfifyfw Jjjw ,fa , 5 1,5 N ,, ,v , gg . f fg .f Z7 A 51 .4 ,722 - 5 Y sa f 5, '35 52 5: Q ,I -5, fy I W 4 Vi: 1, , gg ,ggi - :QW 1 A 'Q ifrwi 5 ' '73 9' 'fl' f i , ,K -..MY f ,.,,,fM,-M ,fyw A ,.-s1'f'm i .ww f-fd b f' - Q w E 'A Yin if l fn pf 253 11212 EQ if iq 3,951 ll 3 4' I5 A., 3 wif! 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KENNETH BERGE 1 U Muse Gro D ' 're,.3 ,f MusIci AB. A. MR. JOHN W. CRALLEY '::g.' Q, e ..7 .JAMES R. ENDICOTT . JOHN W. EPLEY .ge 'il FT, ard :A e :' 753' B. d. MR. JOHN L. EVERS W0rId I-Iigmry I-IeaIIIi: Assis+an: Coacn BA.. M. Ed. MRS. BERDIE HUGHES Horne Econorncs Horne fs-'W 1 inf an-'W ' 'J 146.5 MR. ARKELL FISCHER MR. EDWARD L. HILLYARD MR. CHARLES L. HORTIN lndU5friaI Arfs: Assis+an+ Boys' PI1ysicaI Educafionq Gym- Aiqebra I EngII5I1 Jgurnaiigmz Coaclnq BS., M.S. nasficsq ProIec+ion Cub: fNs5T5r,3nf PrincIpaI, PuIgIIQ,3rI0ng B. Ed. M. S.: Direcfor of Advise' Pfess CILIIJZ A.B., M.A. MR KENNETH E' HURT PI'iysicaI Educafion. Aiqe-bra I, GeneraI Mafberna- Iics Pinysics Genera? Science: MISS WAVE JAMERSON MR. U. B. JEFFRIES P if'CiD5I' AB. MA. Gfadu- Liying I-Ieafn' FHA' BS. CHFQVB C Jbt Science Cab: Librarian? Library C nb' a'e Lark 5+ New York Un'ver- B.S. A.B. B.L.S. Sify, MR. ERNEST O.JOHNSON VOCGIIOMI Agfiqufufeg , MISS PATRICIA A. KING MRS. PAULINE LAMP MRS. NORA LAMPP 8.5. Gifs' Pwsica' Educaiicnt GAA- Enq 'sIn II Eng'isE 'II' Tri-I-Ii-Y CMQ5 Mgdefi-I Probkgmg- Dean Cheer-5aoe's' B.S. Ccbt B. Ed. O5 SWS Sgdem Cgyig' Ad- viecf' B.Ed. COUNSEL. ADVISE. SPCNSOR. AND TO BE FRIENDS 19 148 -al df fiat! ...J W gb' uf,-., ,wwf-ax 'f' DARRELL E LOWER JOHN W MCDOUGAL O M, MISS RUTH MOORE P MRS N KAY PARKER MR ELMO PURDY V5 CCC C L. H B E MR HAROLD S ROBBINS ca W C 3 df' Ecmcar S r c EEO fx TO ALL STUDENTS WHO HAVE NEEDS OR PROBLEMS FACULTY MEMBERS r ,O TEACHERS ARE LIVELY ,Ark school gp-ff av a pep SESS YK Wh ww lil F11 -Q kk wg 4 'Qu- MR. GENE D. SPRATT Nndusfriu AMS pRlSlC'l! Educa- VTUFT Azsisfanf Couch: BS. M.S. MR. DAVID STANHOUSE Camera! Mmhemafics Mqebra N, Drivers' Trahvlnqg Key CMB: AB.. MA. MISS DOROTHY STANLEY EmqMah Limmmrc- Speech. Dram Mics: AB. MA, MISS THERA M. STOCKTON Af' Emcw3H - Af' CSD' US. MRS. BULA TAIT L'1'AFX 1 ll HN YV' L 'QA C .E H' ad EH sfrwun SUCH r' AB. MA. MRS. WILMA VAUGHN C xv--fr F1 S' ':'1 ' if' Fug' M- M H W 'A nf:- f AE. K E: MRS. DARCY VAUGHT ',: : I Grew B,s ete Pe' tra TCE: E,s ess A 'E- Mfr ES. MRS. PAULINE WILSON E'3'sV 'YI Cf fge Rffo' AQ. MR. JOHN H. YOUNG CYVICS Wsfd H's':'. GQ'- 5 S:'e'1ce'fXss,s'ef' CTEECP' BS. SEVENTEEN EMPLOYEES PERFORM VITAL FUNCTIONS FOR THE SUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF THIS SCHOOL In addition to the faculty, seventeen other employees perform functions vital to the suc- cessful operation of this school. The secretaries, the cooks, the custodians and the bus drivers typed thousands of words, prepared and served several hundreds of lunches, cleaned thousands of square feet of floor spoce, and drove several thousand miles in all kinds of weather to get us to our desti- nations, Much credit goes to these groups for maintaining this school, top-notch in appear- ance, in efficiency, in setting good attendance records and in being noted for having excel- lent lunches. SCHOOL CUSTODIANS are Don Green, Nor- 'ran Stephens Came F'-, 'fe, Val Carnobe and Lavefn Pretzscln. THE BUS DRIVERS are Raymond Newman W' - ford Aldridge Vicrcr Beck Phi, Farnev, Rsis Rose and George Ve..oe. 23 IN MEMORY OF l.uyKkGao We Pause To Remember Once Agcnn 'I'hree Of Our Clcrssmates Kxrk Lucky And Duck Who Lost Thexr Lives In A Tragxc Automobile Accident Near New Athens Illxnols May 24 1958 O O O O O I I I I I I rr ir r h m WAY GUY' wl5'0'90fd Richard Kennnh Fra!! W IN THIS SECTION THE SENIORS PASS IN REVIEW Many of the details concerning the senior class are left in the l'iands of the senior officers and the executive council. Selling soda at the concession stand during the football and basketball seasons was one of the activities of the senior class. Together, the officers and members of the executive council chose the invitations for graduation. Perhaps the most im- portant item on the agenda for the officers and council was deciding on and planning for a senior trip, ABSHER, CHARLES EVERETT Able E 5C,':vE Ccnmd N' Sc?-efce C Sb 4. ALLISON, GLENDA SUE Susie F , C,:: . , M ,. I23 X, vfr.m S U W 2 3 S noe CJJTC1 3 4' Rfesdem Q' Smoer' Circ 4- Na wwe Hcmcr S5562 3 4- P-EDCEVSVES 2 2' Camefe C Er: E 2 3 4- C ess SEC'Ef6'! 2' Sc'ce'sWp I-ward 2' 32:0 C 7zerw- vb AA52 d I 2' Cave' ra V6 Assim- r:f. i' 3' EL dig Eid: S65 3. ASHBY, BARBARA JOYCE Barb F?-W W' Aff C ,Q 3. ASHLEY, KENNETH ROY KEN' E-2:3 .5 Cir: T 2 3 4' Syler fix: 2' Le ' C ,Q ' 2' S:'e'2e C ,L 234' 4-2. C ,L 2 3 4' :':'e:' 2' C ,Q 23' ?7, 'iE'-Cf 230511: f':e' 1' 5 Pura N 2' Cai: 35. 3 4. AYKENS, EILEEN LORRAINE Eileen Cfvw ff' SSH' 3 4' 2, ac: Bev' S'-Q5 2' 'v. e P-471' Size! 34' :e:ze'e e 2' Sf-F 2' -:'i:', 2,5 2' fwfr Z ,fl 2 3 4' R211 C Sr. 4' 3C'E' 3' C eg: BESSTUN, TOVE LIV Tovie Size Czxi 4' Crve'-1 C Sb 4' Ef- Cwfge Spde 5'2 H4733 iLw.e,' Sfveeweaf' err 4, 26 SENIOR CLASS Sea+ed: Wanda Mlfcie Avva Q 'f:Q9 Becky Wocd F-been Cafe! and Cuma ScV,'n5ker, S+anding: BI Modence Eco Rte Sa'-fm HJQHQQ Ar? We CH Amd Kenmefh AJ: ew, L BINGMAN, RONALD E. Ror1 L-finue C .rt 3' 27:2 4' je: , 4 I Leia I 2 3 4' Eeiece 4' ey 3' f' -C756 'ML :wif-:'::1 iii . BINGMAN, TERRY LEE Terry E54 1234. B!XLER, ROBERTA GAYLE, Ber+a E'-'F 1 2 Qf1F 4' 51531 I: AZ J r-1 ' i Stl' 3':e2O,.:3 r, BLAZIER, LADONNA JEANETTE Don' FFP 1 4, BLAZIER, RONALD LEE Ronnie C:m'3'1C,h W, BOEHRINGER, DONNA SUE Bo-ringer N'a 3fa Hinif SCCA-E',' 3 4' GAA 1 23 4' Bgfess Cm 4' Pe: C,E 3' Gcod C7' ZEEEEAD A.-.31 3. BOEHRINGER, LURA MARIE Luigi' V D D 3 Peppefeffes 2 3 4' Pr-3s'der'+ of Pe-ppe e-'rec 3' Pep C.C 3' Band Sdffilarshl Afwxfc 2 3. BONNER, JO ANN Boner FHA 1' C'3'a CJ: 3' Pen C,E 3. BRASIER, JUDITH ANN Judy FI-if-'N 4' Jn I-Vyffza SiC'E J 37 Pe C ,C 3. BREWER, JUDITH PAYE Judy E-- in f C f' 2' SQ4'2E CJF 23 Lf ff, C 3: 'ffvi-'E Q -C 2. BROOKS, JUDITH LEE 'Judyu EFL 2 3 4. BROWN, CAROL ANN Monsier C: ' 1' Sw 4' 5. 31: 52'-' S1553 FP-A A--Q C,:43' Sf-A Y 2 4' :'i'-3', Vf: VF ,-' 3 4' 3A,A,Le1::1' -rr flew: Re:'i1e a' 3' F':'e: i' C20 3' C'5'E' C ,.: 4 BRYANT, DONALD RAY Don FFA I 2 3 4. BUNNELL, MARTHA Marry Execulive Councll 3' CPO'5l C Jb 3' PCD Cub 37 Sclvolarslwip Award I 3. CATLIN, JANICE SUE IBURRISI Sparky GAA I 2 CARD, LINDA SUE Windy Carmlan Slall 47 Carmlan Edlror 4? Bu I- dog Barks Stall 3: Narional Honor So- lely 3 42 GAA I 2 3 4: Camera Club 3' Press Club 43 Sweellwearf Arfendanl 4: Tri-HI-Y 4. CHASE, DONNA DEE Dondi Bulldog Barks Srall 3: FHA I 4: Clvoral Club 3. CHASTAIN, JUDITH MARLENE Judi Ifxeculive Courwcll I 2 3: Carmian 4: Bull- dog Barks Sfall 3: Nallonal Honor So- ciefy 3 4: Pepperefres 4: Camera Club I 27 Pep Club 37 Press Club 4: Home- coming Arlendanr 43 Class Play 3 4. CHU RCHWELL, HOWARD WAYNE Howard Foolball I 3. CLARK, DONALD E. Don Bulldog Berks Slall 47 Srudenr Council 3 4, Key Club 4: Clworal Club 3: Press Club 4: Boys' Quarrer 3: Class Play 3 CLIFFORD, SHERRY LEN Sherri FHA I 2: Language C.uI: 3: Llbrarf Club I 2 COLE, MARTHA ANN Marry PHA 47 Clnoral Club 3. COLLIER, COLLEEN CAROL Colleen Bu ldog Barks Slalf 3 4' Sfuden' Conn' CII I 2 3 4: Treasurer 2 Secre+ary 4 o? 'ke Sludenf Couno: Peppererfes 3 4- Jr Hlsfcrlca' Soclefy 3' Pep Cub 3' Prezs Cub 4: Maiorerre 2' Drurn Mai- ffem 3 COLLINS, Reber? Warren Big Bob FFA I 2 3 4- Pro'ec:+Ion'Club 3- Poor. DE 2 3 4. SENICR CLASS IQE I . ,- 'il- I glue ROBERT COLLINS, Ee' Miiclwew H N orc Sci Lard cwovi :Dr Ike H511 -. , . r,sf ar We CGD D chfcession K Vavd. y M... .. .T , . , M .am WW. av 351' ww fvuavnwrmnawhmf f mm 'Q 'Wtvx V-v--gy . .D.,,.,,,,,r,,m CONNER, JERRY LEE Jerr FEA I 2 3. DAGLEY, LINDA KOE Coke L'x C f3'LDf1r C f f'C1 Pa -., , . D.. , .,. 4. DANIELS, HELEN MARIE Fefe E-ecfle CLF? 4' CQHWV 5'1 4 B. 17'fJ Ev- SW 3' NYM: I-' ' Sf-i-'. 24' CQFA I 2 3 4' :'- C .V 4 DAVIS, SHELLEY SUE Su1ie C'I'i C-: 3' Jn F 5':':i iii'-1' :W-,.n:.hxnEg. v-x,--...,?, f:.J. DIXON, MARILYN KAY Kay GAP. w' k,'EQ'i L, ,Q 1' 'es L, D: 3. DOUGLAS, JOHN HOWARD Doug A1-1 3 29 .WDW .,,, .V SENIOR CLASS , . V, A. :Jw and efcifefnewf :Or Us as ILWIOVS. DOWNEN, DONNA KAY Kay Cafrvfan Sfaif 4' EL dog Berks SIa5I 3' CI'vOfa CJI: 3' Camera Cub 3' Press C Lb 4' Sex'eI 4' Ode? 3' Class PIM 4. DUVALL, HELEN RUTH Helen FHA 4' Iipeiese C ,b 4. DUVALL, LEROY FRANKLIN Leroy Ev-5c-'Y'fe CCJC' I 2' Ne'I5f'a I-Icnc' Sock-w 3 4' Lei' C Sk 4' Scfence C ,IC 3 4' Dfd-ec Qw C,c 34 Jr, H'e'cf'c: Sedan 3' Casa Psy 3' Ind,e Yc AHS ,- , x,,O I 2. ELLISON, BEVERLY ANN Bev E-F I 1' SCi'1G x,,: I'L,':'e CJ: FRASHIER, CLEDA KATHLEEN SacI-Sack Eff- 2' ,rgnge C .2 E. GARRETT, BETTY LUCILLE 'Be+sy QM 24- Eng. A 'U ':'i. 30 G-IDCUMB, JAMES FREDERICK Jim Jr. I-I'3':r':a S1522 3' C-112 V25- Preidr' I' Evita I 2 3 4' fairer'- I 2' Tran 2 3' C C an 2 3. GOLLIHUR, LINDA LOU CoIIegur FI-1A12'GAf'- I 23'C'z'e Car: 3' L'z'a', CJD I. GRAHAM, NORMAN WESTER Norman Jr, H':':r'ce S::'e'. 3' Cai: Ireasafer 4' Ecvoa I 2 3 4' EiE 5'Ci I 2 3 4' Track I 2 3' f-Henna 3' Hzfzww Ecru: Casa 4' A -Cr- ferenzf Civba ' f- ,A ef':zw Fci'ca Hzfirac e I,4e 'i'. GRAHAM, RONALD EDGERTON llEdgylI BJ deg Eaflfs S'a55 3 4' B, deg Berks Ed'for 4' Pence' Una-ers I 2 3 4' Pres'- dew' of Reaper Uooers 4' Scerrce C ab I234'KefC,c I 234' PfessCub 4'BasI1efoa' I 2' Trac? I' B:,s' Sfafe 3' C ass Pay 3 4. GRAMMER, BETTY LOU 'Shorfy FI-IA I' GAA I 2 3' Rrc4ec zr: Cub 3 4: Secrerary-Ireanrer 2: Rrdecfion CIub 4: Pep Cmb 3' H'-Tr'-Y 4. GRAY, JANICE CAROL Janie Efecmlve Coma' I 3' Cfcra CIub 37 Pep Cub 3' Se-He' 4' Ove' 37 Horne- com7nq AIIe-ndarwr 2' Cfeer eader 3 4. GRAY, JERRY EARL Jerry Science Cub I 2' Pri'-ecr'on CIub 47 IndusIrIaI Arts Con I 2 3. GRAY, JOHN MERYL John Arr C ub 4' Sdence C ai: I 27 Industri- aI Afrs CIUIQ I 2 3. GRINAGE, ANNA Suzie Execmive Coercf 4' Loran' CIub I' Camera Cab 2' Seve' I' Sweeflwearf Affendanr 2' Cass Pa, 4. GWALTNEY, DARRELL ELWOOD Poker FFA I 2 3 4' D'I-EC'-T' C ,Is 3 4' Foe?- ba 2 3. HAHN, FREDERICK JAMES Jimmy La n Cac 3' S:'e':e Ca: I 2 47 Key C ao 4. HARDESTY, LOWELL GENE Gene FFA I 2 3 4' Easre':a I 27 Track I 23 4' Swee'rea A e'::a 4. HVARMON, WILLIAM CURTIS BiII' .JG fa' :':aL.'wi-J HARRELL, MICHAEL VINCEL Doc E'E'l,'--'E CL..'C, 3' L51 'w CD5 I 2: Sc 9:6 C ,b I 2 3 4' Jn I-I': . :i: So- :E2 3' :i:'c: I' E511-e'r:11 I 2 3 43 T124 I 2 3. HIEBERT, DONALD EDWARD Uncle A C ,.: 3' Ke. C ,: 4' STE? i' C ,Is 34' :i:':i I 2 3 4' 'fat-f I 2 E 43 Sw? E' E'-'ezf 2 3 4, HOLDNER, LAWRENCE THOMAS Larry IFEKI55' 5'3 Ivfazftrew Icfxa HOLDNER, PRESTON WILLIAM Pres+on AVI CLD 4' Irfmflef :rim Mfaqwik Iowa, GIG HOLTZCLAW, ANDREW J. Andy 'DCI rw' g'::i.IQIe.I HOSICK, MARY JUDITH Hes 3. Key FI-IA I' GAA I 2 3 4' CIIOVGI CX: Peo C ..: 3, HUCKER, BILLY Bill C453 Pg. 4. HUGHES, SAMMY LEE Sammy EfeC- .'6 CC..'IC- 4' FFA I 2 3 4' CJD 2' Besfewca I 2 3 4' Tfa:-1 3 Eafeca 4' 5Aee eafI Kfnq 4' fn -CO fer me Eeslfyba Team. HUTCHISON, LARRY RAY Hu+cI1 CF3ra C ,E 3' G,'wfes cs 2 3. HUTCHISON: MORRIS RAY Hu+cI1 D d nor g'e:J.a'e.I JACKSON, RONALD RAY Ron infer 5':'v E'5'ed I c's. 4. n, SENIOR CLASS OF I959 BUSINESS MANAGER, Kay Downen, seIIs Linda Koa DagIey a I959 Carmlarr. 5' 1 I-u b1vW 'w I av? V T' Gig 'kbs ws.- 'QF fu gf? Q '27 JOHNSON, ROBERT ALLYN Bob CarmIar1 Staff 47 CI'woraI CIM: 37 CIub 4: Foofba I: Manager 2 Track I: Bu Idoq Berks Staff 3. JOHNSON, STANLEY RAY The Art C ub 3' Track I: Baseba' 3, JOYCE. FRANCES JOY Fran FHA I' CI5r3' C .5 3' Pip C ..c JUENGER, CHARLES TERRY Jue FFA I 2 3 4. JUENGER, DONNA SUE 'Donna ING AcfN. 'e3 Cub 3' Sweeweaf' Averwdafr ' Pay 3, 4. Pres 3 4 Man 3. nger KELEHER, FRANCES JEAN Fran Pepcerehes 2 3' Lbfaw CLI: 3' P:-p 4 C 1 3 1 I hiv? A f?3,,',,V,72. i fwsyi ' KING, ALMA DELORIS Del FHA 4: Business Club 3. PROCTOR, TRUDY JEAN IKISNERI Trud Peppereffes 2 3: GAA I: Pep Club KITTINGER, PATSY LOU Pai Trifl-ii-Y 47 Bushwess Cub 3. LAND, SCOTT PORTER Por-fer Jr. Htfcfca' Society 37 Pep Cub Foofbal. 2 3. LARKIN, JEAN ANN Jean FHA 4' E. deg Berks Sui: 3' Trer from Ncrrfg C'Ty, I Ends. MAJORS, JANET KAEY Jan I GAA I 2 3 4: Jr. Hmcrca Szoery 3. 34 SENIOR CLASS OF I959 CHARLES PFISTER, Doug Sanders and Eddie Yong fry one on :or size, MALONE, SHELIA ANN Sandy SIudenI CouncII I 2: Language CIub 3' LIbrary CIuIl 3: CIass SecreIary 4' Homecoming Queen 4: CIass Pay 4. MERRIMAN. JANICE KAY Jan Carm?an Sraff 4: Camera C'ub 4: Trans- fer from Harrisburg Innofs. MITCHELL, ALBERT BENJAMIN Ben Carmlan Sfawff 4: BuIIdog BarIcs Sfaiz 3' Sdence CIub I 2 3: Camera Cub 3' Press Cub 4: Cass PresIden+ I 2 4' PoorbaI' I 2 3 4: BasIce+baII I 2' Track I 2 3: C'ass PIay 4. MITCHELL, BARBARA ANN Barb E1ecuIIve C0unciI 2 3' Carman Stan 4' BuIIdog Barlcs SIaII 3: Language CIub 3: Pep CIuIJ 3: Press CIub 4: Cass Secre- Iary-Treasurer I: Hornecommq Arrend- anf I: CIass PIay 4: CI'weerIeader 4. MITCHELL, WANDA LOU Mi'I'cI'1 ExeCuIIve Council 47 Sfudenf Councl I' Peppereffes 2 3 4: GAA 2: Jr. HIsIorIcaI Sociefy 3: Pep CIub 3: SweeIIwearI AI- Iendanf I: Prom AIIencIanI 3? CIass PIay 3. MOORE, PATSY ELLEN Pai Transfer Irorn LayIonvIIIe, CaIIIOrnEa MORLENCE, WILLIAM HAL BiII' Execufive Council I 3 4: CarmIan SIaII 3 4: BuIIdoq Barks SIaII 3: Sdence CIub I 2 3 4: Key CIub 3 4: Proiecfion CIIJLD I2 3 4: Camera CIub I 2 3 47 Press CIub 4. MORRIS, BRENDA KAY Bugs GAA I 2: Jr. HisIorIcaI Sociery 3. MURPHY, LARRY DALE 'IMUYV' NaIionaI Honor Sociefy 3 4: CIass PIay 4. MCCORD, EVELYN MARIE JlMMY PHA I 2 3' VIce PrcsIden1 QI PHA 4. ORR, ROSEMARY RosIe' P-ggpgrefws 3 4' Trans: r Irimrn Enyed I res OZMENT, LOIS ANN Ozzie EKQCIRNQ Cena' 3' Ar+ C ab 3' Seence Csb I' CLC'a Cab 3' Jr. H's'fr'ca S:c'e'. 3' Peo C pb 3' Cass V'ce-Pre? der' 4' C ass Pa, 3 4, PEYTON, NINA FAYE Squeaky FHA 2: Vice Presidenl ol FHA 3, Presi- denl 4: AVI Club 4: Library Club 3. PFISTER, CHARLES JOSEPH Charles FFA I 2 3 4. PROCTOR, JOHN LOWELL John Jr. Historical Sociely 3: Foofball I 2: Baskefball I: Baseball 2 4: Class Play 3. PURCELL, VERA MARIE Verie Carmian Stall 4: Bulldog Barks Sfall 3: Language Club 3: Library Club 2 3. PYLE. MARJORIE LEA Hungry FHA Ig Choral Club I. REEVES. JANICE ANN Jan Science Club 3: Homecoming Allendanl 3. RHEIN, TED BuHermiIk FFA I 2 3 4: Transfer from Enfield. Illi- nous. RICE, ROBERT H. Bob Execulive Council I 2 3 4: Lalin Club 2 3: Jr. I-Iislorical Sociefy 3: Foolball I: Baskelball I 2: Track I 2: Sweeflwearl' Alfenclanl I. RIPPY, JUDITH KAY Rip Execulive Council I 2: Carmian Slall I 2 3 4: Bulldog Barks Slall 3: Sludenl Council 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3 4: GAA I 2: Science Club I 2 3 4: Camera Club I 2 3 4: Press Club 4: Class Vice- Presiclenf 3: Prom Alfendanl 3: Girls Slale: Class Play 3. RISTER, PATRICIA KAY Pal Science Club I 2 3. RITCHESON, RICHARD LAVERN Rich FFA I 2 3 4. ROBINSON, HOWARD R. Howard Science Club I 2 3 4: Jr. Hislorical So- ciefy 3: Track I: Radio Club 4. SANDERS, DOUGLAS LYNN N Dougie Lynn1', BS dog Barlcs Sw 3' Af' CJR 3' K Y C Lb 2 34' C ess p'i'vd6VT' 3' Bfrexi-'C 4' Sheefkaf' A 5fP:j1'1r 4A 5'i,'L7 S 37 C ass P513 SANDERS, LINDA KAY Linda Lvh C,c I. SAVAGE, DONNA SUE Don Pe: C ,Q 3. SCHNEIDER, SARA SUSAN Sue :AF X2 5 4' x,'f'i US: 1' '-Q: X, 4 SCHUMAKER, CUMA FAYE, Cuma' :HF 'SAF 2 3 -1' :fc C A: 3. SEAL, SHIRLEY ANN Shirley SAA 2 3 4- Pe: C -2 3. q.. Ol SHELTON, RAMON CARL Ramon Jr. HIsIorIcaI Sociefy 37 Radlo CLI: 2 3. SIMS, MARGARET PATRICIA Giggles BJ dag Berks Sfaif 3 4' TRI-I'-Y 4' GAA 2' PTO-'ECTION C -IJ 4. SMITHHART, KATHYLEEN ANIS Ka+I'1y GAA 3 4' CECOE Cji 3' Ji I'1'i': :i Side: 34 Over 4. SMOCK, CAROLYN JUNE Junie Yfffv 93 IJ: Cari LQ SOUTH, JO ANN Jo FIfP'2-4421-:,C,:131: 2,2 3. BERTRAM, LINDA LEE ISTALLINGSI Windy A Efeiy .4 Cixi jr ,f-fini-1 O ,S 2 Arr C ,b 3' SZ-', li C .5 2' 'cs C ,s 5, 38 SENIOR CLASS OF I959 THIS IS NOT FOR REAL-as Xndicded by We psses Q5 T56 sewers Ren Binq- man, Doug Sanders, Mike Harm Sam Hughes and Ncfmam Graham. STALLINGS, RICHARD MILLER Dick FFA I 2 3 4: Jr. I-llsrorlcal Society 3: Eoolball I 2 47 Baskelball I 2 3: Track I 2: Boys Slale 3: Sheep Producllon Award for Slale 3: Slafe Farmer Des gree 4. STILLEY, GLENDA JEANETTE Glenda IDld nor gradualel STINSON, HAROLD C. Harold INO Acflvillesl STOCKE, MARSHA GAIL 'Marsh Tri-Hi-Y 4: Choral Club 3. STALEY, MARILYN JUNE ISTURGALI Marilyn Transler from Falrlield, llllnols. THOMAS, RUBY ELLEN Red FHA I 4: Arl Club 3 4. TROUSDALE, BENNETA LANE EIane Carmlan Sfall 4: Bulldog Barks Slafl 3: Language Club I 2: GAA I 2: Clworal Club 3: Camera Club 4: Pep Club 3: Sweellwearl Aflendanl' 3: Class Play 3. TURNER, BEVERLY ANN War'r FHA l 4: GAA I: Arl Ciub 3 4: Class Play 4. WAGNER, BERNARD ROY Bud Arl Club 3: Vice-Presidenl ol Ar? Club 4: Traclc 3: Gyrnnasllcs I 2 3. WALKER, JAMES PHILIP Phil Sludenl Councll 3: Nalional Honor Soclcly 3 4: Science Club I 2 4' Key Club 2 3 4: Traclr I: Good Clllzonslwlp Award 3. WELCH, WILLIAM ARTHUR ArIie Efgguflve Councll 3 4' PFA I 2 34' Jr. Hsfcrfca Soclely 3' Fcyca I' Baslcel- ca- I 2' Track I 2 3' Sweefnearf Al- lendanl 2. WILLIAMS, BARBARA JEAN Harry Pl-IA I 2 4' Language Cub 3' GAA I. DUVALL. PEGGY FAYE IWILLIAMSI Mpeg.. PHA I 2. THOMPSON, SUE ANN IWILLIAMSI HarrieI ' Bu dog Barks Slali 3: PHA 3 4: Lanqu- age Club 3. WINIGER, JANET MARY Janei Buldvq Barhs Slalli 3 4' FHA IQ GAA 3: Business Club 3: Press Club 4. WOHLHUETER, CLETUS LEE Leland Jr Historical Sociely 3 WOHLHUETER, LABERNA DEE Wooly FHA I 2: GAA 3 4: Science Club 2 3: Library Club 3 4: Jr. Hisrorical Sociefy 3. WOOD, REBECCA LU Becky Execulive Council I 2 4: Carmian Sfall 4: Bulldog Barlrs Sraff 3: Lalin Club I: Business Club 3: Jr. Hislorical Sociely 3: Pep C'ub 3: Press Club 4: Class Secre- rary 3: Prom Queen 3: Class Play 4. WRIGHT, LOIS ANN Shady FHA 3. YATES, ERMA JOYCE Erma FHA I 2 3 4. YOUNG, GARY EDWARD Eddie Library Club 4: Transler from E. SI. Louis. Illinois: Class Play 4: American Legion Award I: Harvard Book Award for Cilizenship 3: Science Medal Award 2: Proieclionisls' Leffer and Pin 3 DAGLEY, CHARLES W. Woody P::f graduale. ROARK, ROBERT JAMES 'Bob INIQ Picrurel VINES, PHILLIP RAY PhiI INQ P clurel RHEIN, SHIRLEY Shirley W3 Pcrurel E WAVE JAMERSON, Darcey Vauqht. Berdie Hughes. John McDougal, John Eppley and David Stanhouse. senior sponsors. discuss senior trip plans. AND NOW THE FINALE - THE RECORD As we started our journey through our four fateful years at CTHS we were 196 strong and green freshmen to boot. What a won- derful year it was to be! As the year progressed we chose our own leaders, with Benny Mitchell as president, james Gidcumb as vice president and Barbara Mitchell as secretary-treasurer. We, too, were invited to elect attendants for the festive affairs. Barbara Mitchell was elected Home- coming attendant and Wanda Mitchell and Bob Rice were Sweetheart attendants. Our sophomore year was tilled to capacity with clubs, activities and sports. We elected Benny Mitchell, president, Richard Fretz, vice president, and Sue Allison, secretary-treasurer. We added to our accumulating royalty Anna Grinage and Arthur Welch as Sweetheart attendants and Ianice Gray was chosen Home- coming attendant, While Zaetta Bradshaw served as maid of honor. We had finally made it, upper classmen at last!! President, Doug Sanders, vice presi- dent, Iudy Hippy, secretary, Becky Wood, and treasurer, Zaetta Bradshaw led us through this successful year. Ianice Reeves was selected to represent us as Homecoming attendant and Benneta Trousdale and Norman Graham were elected as Sweetheart attendants. We topped all magazine sales and set a new record. A junior play was added to our long list of activities. Our Prom Sand and Sea, proved prettiest yet. Becky Wood was chosen to reign as queen with Wanda Mitchell, Iudy Rippy and Dixie Shipman making up the royalty of the deep. Now we are approaching the climax of our four wonderful years at CTHS. We can boast of a fine basketball team which went to the Sectional finals. This was the second team in the history of the school to advance to such a high tournament position. Our own Norman Graham, football and basketball star, won honorary mention as tackle on the All- American team. Ronnie Bingman landed on the All-Conference team in basketball and Sammy Hughes gained the All-Conference second team. We presented the senior play Decision on Ramey Scott. President, Benny Mitchell, vice president, Lois Ozment, secretary, Sandy Malone, and treasurer, Norman Graham, with the aid of the executive council and sponsors, put the final touches on plans for a senior trip set for May 9. To reign over our Homecoming celebra- tion, the football team chose Sandy Malone, queen, and Norman Graham, honorary cap- tain. Dixie Shipman was maid ot honor, while Iudi Chastain was elected by the class as attendant. Tove Besstun and Sammy Hughes were chosen as the Sweetheart Dance's regal couple. Frances Keleher and Linda Card with Douglas Sanders and Gene Hardesty made up our contribution to the queens court. Graduation time is drawing near and our four year high school journey is almost ended. We linger to remember the basketball and football games, parades, dances, joy, teachers, and happiness. 6 J iw gin , - ', Y , 0- 4 3 Six , ed L' f 'W L -.. , L 'E 4 , sv- ., - S V ' ' 1 J , Q V 5 i sr ,,.,,. ,. M f V :iw- , an A 'rf -, i YW. 4 'J' 'iffy' 1 A.-.-gf , 3' W L E fwffwi., vi-is m......Q Allen, Boni+a Arfeberry, Mike Aflebury, Jonra Aud, Rudy Ball, Pam Barfon, Carolina Behnke, Donna Bowers, Zella Bradley, Billy Brashier, Earl Bra+cher, PaHy Brickman, Mar+ha Brown, Melba Brown, Sue Carly, Lillie Caflin, Leslie Clifford, Gail Coleman, Mary JaneCooper, David Dagley, Mike Daniel,Rober1a Drone, Donald Duckworfh, LaDonnaDumes, Mike Duncan, Linda Egberf, Roberf EllioH, James Erkman, Edward Garber, Arfhur Garrison, Joe Garrison, Judy Gales, Mary Ann Gibbs, Judy Hamb in Shirley Haney Judifh Harvey Clinton Hendrickson DonaldHenry Elmore Horfon Joseph Howell David Hucker Palsy Hughes Gary Hughes Ronald br 4L PAULIN WILSON W m Vac me PJO. :'G ENGL' Jfff- -1-,Q : K 52 'J 2' :i'f:rf uk N - - V V E ever Perf safz. Ke'- F .- .... rem, Vex- ' AQ + 7 59 'B V! STOPPING :cr f: ffm'-e , ' ' ff f':'vZV1 we 'F f ' .L I A Q-ar: Qzrn Qdifnc C'-1K fa 1' ' H m'Vg . , E l-iifrw J,df PJ ,rc VW , V . 1.4 X M51 Gem Env, is ,. l P l J , 1, '71, C .A ,h 5 My uf- 4 -9 E ' 4' 1 rf V l gf I 5, gy V if gf , ,. -' A Boafman, Charles Bohleber, Brenda Bohleber, Jean BuHry, Judi+l1 Buifry, Bob Card, Norman Darnell, Emily Davis, Linda Diefl, Judiih Erwin, Eddie Finch, Alice Finch, Gary Bohleber, George Carmaclc, Linda Dixon, Roberfa Gammel, Carl THESE PEOPLE - THE JUNIORS Gidcumb, John Grant Paul Gwalfney, Charles Hahn, Polly Hall, Joe Hill, Gloria Hines, Rifa Hines, Milre Hollis+er,Elizabe1h Holhclaw, Verla Hunf, John Hu+chinson, Herman Hufchinson, June Jellrs, Linda Johnson, Deloris ? ii' I U,q N0 'bf V ,1 Kr' Q . 'ir I Hall, Mary Ann Hamblin, Gary Holz, Walfer Horn, Charlofle Jones, Kenneih King, Ru+h 'F . '22 .I 3' 'Cf .,t 1 N... W ' ....-0 ,iv -4 N - 'ws iv , I f , . fx A .fs A Y . ,ff ,H T' 1 . A v . 1 VIA i .' ' 2 11 . i A -f 'elf fc . 'w , ly Nf- 'rr T xiao- - W 4 X f. rl A. W ff frflk el . Kingery, Gary Marlin, Jimmy Newcomb, Emma Reed, Cynlhia Kisner, Nancy Mafhis, Clifford Parks, Floyd Risfer, Larry JANICE KAY HOWELL CQ,-NW Simms pi ,Ls F. 2 heielball game. 1 'ef I - N 1 V my - N '31 Nazi ag T V: , N fffflf 5 5-rx W .s .121 X . iv y., , 5 N Qi 1 P ,, - sa , 0 - H., W, ' A x , X i 'J -ii Q F of fy, 'J f f .T 52 , 1 3 ,Zigi my . TI., I. . ' T f f.::'l il , , . ,. .M T 1 Kronmiller, Donald Kuyhendall, Gary Lamp, Viola Mears, Sherrill Mecum, Dave Melvin, Linda Pefers, Dale Peffiiohn, Janice Pollard, Judifh Risfer, Paul Roarlr, Roberl' Saunders, Arihur .3 qi . ,. .,.. . ' au. do :A 3.,,,,.,p' ' Q av f' I 43' k 444. y '21 Lee, Gary Millspaugh, June Pollard, Ronald Sanders, Darla 0 u, N Lewis, Kennefh Minion, Charles Poshard, Carolyn Sanders, Nancy ONE-HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE STRONG Small, Judi+h Smifh, Quinifh Soufh, Earl Taber, Richard Tale, Julia Taylor, Alfa Wead, Sfephen Werh, Larry While, Larry 521 fs 6' u-nv ' 2 N-3' 1 ' f 'fo 1 ' , 4 , fs .J -4-K WK Mi. :lv Spence, Charles Taylor, Byron Williams, Riclr Sfaley, Marilyn Taylor, Hilda Winiger, Thomas 'EI-Y 'W -4 A-.al ' 0? My u .W 24. ,f ffl ' MEMBERS or A JUNIOR W fn, CLIC' sc'i'4'i.'ii. .b 'L' J 1 if Q 'fm f if . , V-1' 'L f rf 5- '-' '67 ' l I f V ' ' A 4:1 , I I5 , i I QE . ' 9 5- - 5... V in chienberger, Judi+h McClusly, Glenda McCord, Kay McCormick, Billy Moye, Alice Munsey, S+anley Murphy, Carolyn Nelson, Roberf Poshard, Jolene Pulliam. Janice Pumphrey, James Rebsiocli, Rebecca Savage, Janei Scamahorn, James Schauloerger, Gayle Seiiz, Donald MAKE UP THE CLASS OF l960 Siallings, Paul Sfafler, Jane Ellen Thomas, Sharon TrouH, La Relza Winier, Richard Woolsey, Carolyn If Sfolres, Kelly Vandenbzrlr, Mille Yales, Audrey Sfolres, Rober'r Vines, Phillip Ya+es, Sharon R? Siolres, Ronald Wagner, Larry Young, Douglas - '-J ur' ww'- ,,...k Slolls, Richard S+oveu, Judy Wallrer, Kafhleen Ward, Wanda Ziegler, Leah .Q 3, in ,wiv i . Y K .- 'li fm J l fag -v- ,. ...., A Q t .5 we A, .v s , e .I- in 'X f SOPHOMORE CLASS OF- FICERS, Beyer ,f KE mer Barbara Zink Richard Km bre' and Caro Adams ex- am'ne 'he builefrw board Dagley, David Faulkner, Janice Grubb, Belh '1 Daniel, Lillian Daniels, Carol Fields, Thomas Frymire, Marilyn Hale, Glenard Hall, Larry bi ? ' 'E' ,- 11 , vv' 8 -nd 1 1 WH N.. yi, H ' M A ,fl g A :F rm .. f ' 35' H ' , f N 1' ' , A- , ' 4 it 3 1 o as ., ':,,. V .32 1 A Q ' 5. i ri fi ,Q fill: - .A .,.,- 2 A 1 I y A J 7 - ,Q ,, 1, ' -:::'- ii i A liil V 5 1 Q: ph i, .. i Us Ackerman, Julia Ackerman, Susan Adams, Carol Allison, John Babcock, Charles Babcock, Linda Baker, Angelo Barbre, Frank Boyd, Jo Boyd, Mickey Brashier, Alice Brown, John Card, David Churchwell, Frank Churchwell, Paffy Cochran, Margara Davis, Marilyn Dixon, Carol Douglas, Barbara Dumes, Fredrick Fulkerson, Jackie Fullop, Mary Garber, Marilee Garrison, lrene Hamblin, Karen Hardy, Ronald Harrelson, Deon Hawkins, Jean .il is Ig x ' 1 1 j , , y,-F91 -9 1 Y 5-af J 'Q' T I f'4, , . , 1 Arnold, Suzanne Bingman, Ernesl Browning, Shirley Crawford, Joe fx or HA C 4 , V In l v W! x iii A 3 if 1 3' 5, f f ' 'H W 2- si' ,fa ' ii- ' , ,E I V Q 0 la '5 X, 'A , Aud, David Augenslein, Vincenl Auslin, Billie Boehringer, Larry Bond, Larry Boufwell, Wendell Callrin, Pricilla Campbell, Sfuarl' Campbell, Elwanda Crawford, Roberf Cunningl1am,Noma Culchin, James Culchin, Roger SOPHOMORES ARE NEXT IN LINE -4 Emery, Randy Gerdes, William Hillyard, Charles 'foe Evans, Belly Faulltner, Hal Grant Brenda Gray, Jaclcie Hoffman, Glenna Holdner, Jorene :O-'vu-Q, 4 If IN ,K 1 soPHoMoRE s r o N S A ores qw. E' 47 N E, ,, , 93 - . vm' . . som-zomoizss isle G ' N I N gf W . wa me-2 'U 'ear + Q Q 1: chez gven cy sxdenr k '-kg 65' card'de'es. x. AN uw 9 we N' 1 af W' R Y MANY NEW EXPERIENCES Russell, Thomas Scamahorn, Carolyn Schanzle, Charles Sexfon, Linda Shook Waller Shorl Terry Swingle, Peggy VanHooser, Tawana Vaughn, Lloyd Vealch, Rulh Vines Virginia Wagner Judy Williams, Bernard Williams, Bryanna Williams, Sandra Wilson, Alma Doris , s 5- am -7 I I t , . 'N 1 ,ik by fav , ,. V -, 5 , Q, 1 X W-' :Wi V Wggq, 'L 1' , . . djs! A S .,. .rn C3 V V L 11 R 5 S., M W Z' -4 1 ss ' Holland, Ida Holz, Carolyn Huclrer Barbara Hughes Larry Kennedy, PaHy Kilmer, Beverly Kimbrel Richard Knrlrpahnclr Kennelh Limpich, Carol Long, Henriella McDermoH Jaclue Malloy Pal Pearce, Lucy Pollard, Belly Pool Slanley Price Roger Z 1, Q 19' -- A S l Hufchison, Donald Jackson, Charles 'vw 4 I r I yy 1 ,AA. ,, yy -. If f .- f f 1 7 .,..?4, ' . f f 47, Mfg ,2 ff ff f WM ,, 1 fm 9 3 - , I Q, ff W 1. my la TQ: Q5 .' ' ,. .,, 'Z Q , T W 'f A 1' , ., Johnson, Janis Jones, Donna Jordan, William Koonfz, Kennelh Lamonf, Jaclr Langford, Wendall Larlrin, Edna Larkin, Richard Maynard, David Mecum, Ralph Miller, Charlene ldeceasedl Murdach, Richard PruiH', Henry Pyle, Sue Quinlan, Sharon Morrill, Janice Renshaw, Judy if Q T can 'J 4 JZ, 4 W Z W l 7 I A' f I Z3 fr if f ' K I , I n 2 'Q' m fl an VH 4 1 A if 'Ulu W -. f 1 any .V . f a. f 1 wg 1, ,J ' N, f f I i .X Vg' ' , , -P , V. gf Y ,, ff, , V .. I , , - ' ,f 2 'Z W ., ,. , ,V 4 ,, 4 7' f V . ggif f' , 1 ,gf ' 'im' ff ' x 1, ey, , A- - ,-sf, S, UW, .4 , f :M 'G' rm is Keleher, Timmy Lashbroolc, Janice Nichols, Ronald Ridgeway, Don ARE IN STORE FOR THESE STUDENTS. Simmons, Jerry Slrillman, Mary Sfallings, Dale Wagner, Rebecca Warren, Casey Washingfon, Joe Ya1'es, Barbara Younq, Eugene Zinlc, Barbara fag. 'inf ww B 5 Kelsey, Joy Lee, Sharon Pafriclr, John Roser, Charles CAMPAIGNING FOR RE ELECTION Duff, Ruihanne Garber, Sim Has+, Donna '-5 4. I ,N I nr' ii 5 J :fl . 1 U- . 2:15. ' :to Q 5 go-u Q fi! 4 K A 1 I D0 Y , I N-. V B, ,Z h.,. L. rrrr . -M A 2'f 6. in, ji L , s X 5 5 wi V i -'i -ei Q . ,wr I Ik ., iii, 'Q is E ' . H , .A ! , :Q 4 23 W? A lllv ' .2 f--' ' 211225-Q A - :.' ' A - . . -A , ,.,,,1 ,kg , ,.A, f, We AA,. 1 .2 '.'-f - Aldridge, Joseph Knderson, Becky Anselmenf, John Anselmenf, Larry Armshong, Ashley, Susan Aud, Judy Balcer,Jane1' Beclr, Dennis Behler, Brian Behnlie, William 3ehnlre,Kenne1'h Brenda Bramle+, Roberi Brashier, Diana Brown, Linda Burdeffe, Cain, Huey Carmacl, Larry Carly, Darlene Bingman, Cafes, Roberi Chalpany,Jane1' Coale, Michael Margaref Crane, Charles Crawford, Larry Croclreff, Larry Richard Daniel, Roger Darnell, Bobby DarH, John Cozarf, lvan Cafes, Calvin Curry, John THE EAGER BEAVERS. THE CLASS Duncan, Kenneih Dungy, Charles Duvall, Joyce Duvall, Gus Duvall, Ralph Garner, William Given, Charles Grammer, James Green, Michael Gunnels, Donald Haughr, Eddie Hildrefh, Donnie Hines, Barbara Hollisier, Nora Holfzclaw, Jerry 'YI .Q x.. H5 'E 3 S V .K iwmnw FRESHMAN SPONSORS J:'r :-efi - ,rf Cw , B,e TM' Dvw L - f:'Cl oi Yxfu. '. Cffqiff' 5 LC' ff: fur Eiagf ,F-qi, E I ,s - PAUSINN6 AT LOCKER we f3gf'mr chief: Jr Q' VV 'frm C-wwe' Mme I .uf Nancy Kane and Rig:- , .uf 5 I if S9252 J V W an K X-In 1' A 5 f I n 1 S Barbre, Barbre, Barbre, Bafes, Danny 2 Michael D. Michael P. Ronald Bryan, Judy Q, Browning, Bowning, Browning, Cox, Sharon X .8 Donald James LaDorna Dixon, Carl xy J Q Cochran, Diana Cooper, Carol Corwin, Judy , 1 Daugherfy, Davis, Roberl Dean, Phyllis 4 William n, OF I 962. NOW ARE RECOGNIZED Francis, Jimmy Francis, Judy Frymire, Janice Eadie David Fosfer Lynn Harre James Harrelson Larry Harris Roberl Fullrerson Billy Hale EvereH Hall Joseph Huhzhlnson Hulchsnson Jackson Hari Sharon Hoover Richard Horfon Pa? Rowena William Richard James Donald Y I ,E SW'-Q so '- 'v-Q15 by Near' xv 'Q LJ Fuller Sandra Gano Linda Harvey Allen Harvey Larry Jarrelf Mary Jellrs David -f--Q x M, , W. 1 , I' I, ,E - H, IJ. ig 1 ' I-5 ,f jf? -1' - ' . I .51 I' X jr' N 5 'as , l I YXX I Fi' X 7 , ,I ' ., I ,Idsf tx , I L, D 'I W G 8 Q 1- ' W .f i , AAA, 2f::?r- ' ' I 'III I I ,.. Q ' JJ I, X ff I -a -- , ,J h.- ,- Q f i ii' I . If ,E ,F I Y Q af- 'Mg ,S Ea 4' E ,. -,,, I,-f ,L A ' . 5 Jelks, Mary Johnson, John Jones, Richard Juenger, Rae Kane, Nancy Kelsey Ronald King Larry Kmgerf McCormick, Marlin, William Mears, William Mecum,Janice Midlciff, Willard Moore Junef Mund L M Edifh Peyion, Donna Pfisler, Bernard Phelps, Gloria Phillips, Ray Pollard Carl Poole Phyllis Carmi Pafriclc, John Russell, Michael RusseII,Sandra Savage, Charles Savage, Linda Scamahorn Schneider Poshard Robinson, Earl INCLUDED IN THIS GROUP ARE Sieed, Nancy Trousdale, Norman Ward, Gary i 5 I Nm DR. J.e. HARRELL axes I I I 'K S 'i Ginza' fi .:'lf-'i f il -J WEE' 1 1'-2 ' Sforey Sfines, Thomas Sloclre, Lanny Ada Mae Iu Washingfon, Wafson, Slephen Vaughl' Tom Wiclre Jerr B Wh W Trou+, Darrell Tuggle, Chalon Vandenbarlr Sfuby Sue Vaupe I y arbara :Ie Donna hife Linda Mar ,VW I 553 2 vri, N I- fl ., . .. , Q l Q , , i 4 Q, M L, s 5 ' ' ' V ,, f il ? i s ima EL. M HUEY CAIN and Jyx Franciz ef: a n use 0? fir arms fo 're Cass. L4 VW 5. K ' 1 7 E 'Y f 7 I l um, h X X 1- Koonfz, Connie Large, Laveda Leilrauf, Sue McCar+y, Donna Newberry, O'Neal, Carl O'Neal, Wayne PaHerson, Joseph Quinn, Roberi Renfrow, John Brenda Prosise, BeH'y Sluder, Linda Smifh, Nancy Roark, Kennefh Sefser, Rodger Smi+h, Jeannie Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Paul Suffon, John Suffon, Linda Swanson, Susan Talley, Michael Tinclrham, Urban Vaupel, Roberf Wagner, Gary Wallrer, Carol Wallrer, Julie Waller, Robin Walsh, Alberf Ward, Sue Travelsfead Williams, Janef Wilson, Beffie Winfree, John Winiger, James Win+er,Jane1' Woolsey, Kenny Wrighi, Vicfor Milre Y Q A A Q' , ' -gf -:S . - ' 1 ., ll - l 5. f 1 Q Pa - i s fr -- W KN g -rf- , N X f -0 as . 5'-.x Q '+7?,: -3 .1 ,ig X r 36' ins 5. N P' '11-ww. My 1 wx .5 - ' s 'P ,ah 'Wa f , my --1 7 T Ag.. ,Vt aj vhs: f++.q-v. V1 2 L97 V ME' I .. Q--M' -. ,. .-, E f f,. V If ,f,Q, y,fgM5iz VJ, I ,VL V, . : ,NV ' 91 , , ,4 M Y , VMQQL7 inf? , V. QM, my UQ, M v A . - .. , 'WW , , . Y ,w g,.,f'aa ',.'yf ' 34 , ,f W:f1:wM.0..., A 'A 4ii?f?ff2f?i ' , 7 J, .,,, ,,,,, , -' I 0 X H ' ,.. A 1 .qfg,gqf2j,J fl, ' f I , , . 7 , f'1'7'? 'M 'QM THE THREE R's . . . RECREATION RESPONSTBILITY RESULTS . . . VALUES DERIVED FROM CLUB WORK. CAROL BROWN, Organizations Editor ln spite of innumerable obstacles, setbacks, difficulties, double exposures, broken equipment, lost negatives, for- gotten appointments and trouble no one ever dreamed about, much less anticipated, the l959 Carmian staff came through! Under the best conditions, editing and publishing a high school yearbook is a big responsibility. This year, the task has been extremely difficult be- cause of the unusual number of prob- lems encountered in the photographic phase of this publication. lt is with sincere appreciation that I personally Want to thank the mem- bers of the staff who Worked so dili- gently and so long on this, your 1959 Carmian. Charles L. Hortin Sponsor I959 CARMIAN STAFF WEATHERS STORMY Y ,fe ?t sub-mg 'A 12,7 , 4 3 +s lil hs 1 ANNUAL EDITORS, Eileen Aykens. Helen Danies and Linda Card. discuss progress of rhe yearbook. ADVISORS OF THE CARMIAN, Miss Ann Bauer Mrs. Kay Parker Mr. Kennefh HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER, Bill Morlence. l-lim and Mr. Charles I-lorrin, seem hangs up a wet roll of film, which is one pcased wifh a picrure For rhe annual. of his many duries. ANNUAL STAFF. Seaied: Benneia Trousdale. Vera Purcell, Linda Card. Eileen Aykens and Judi Chasrain. Sfanding: Judy Rippy, Mr. Charles Hor- riri Bill Morlence, Ben Mifcheil, Helen Daniels, Becky Wood Carol Brown, Kay Downen and Bar- bara Mifchell. No+ presenl for piclure: Roberr Johnson. 2 JOURNALISM STUDENTS KEEP US POSTED BULLDOG BARKS STAFF members, Col- leen Collier, Don Clark, and Ron Gra- ham, look over a page layrout while Margaret Sims types a story and Janet The happenings and highlights of the school year are relayed to the stu- dent body through the Bulldog Barlcs, written and published by the paper staff and English Iournalism class. The students, with the aid of Mr. Charles L. Hortin, the sponsor, strive to make each issue of the paper more outstanding than the previous one. lf any student plans to enter the news- paper field, there is no better place to gain experience. They learn the funda- mentals of writing features, editorials, sports stories, and headlines, plus all other phases of editing a paper. As a project, English I students Write their own paper. Bulldog Barlcs staff members are Ron Graham, editorg Colleen Collier, assistant eclitorg Don Clark, news and sports editorg lanet Winiger, features and circulation, and Margaret Sims, managing editor and typist. Wiriiger and Mr. Charles l-lortin tile newspapers from other schools. BULLDOG BARKS EDITORS. Colleen Co er and Ron Groncm orlc on an is- Vlinige. and Susie Newcomb. DELIVERING PAPERS is the proiect t' T iaurrialism students Richard Winter om JOURNALISM STUDENTS Marv Jane Co eman Judy Licttenberg- er Caroe Danner and Gone HIS concentrate on writing good stor- i 5 :or the school paper, Camera Club members are responsible for taking all the pictures for both the Bulldog Barlcs and the Carmian. This requires their attendance at all school functions. New members learn the principles of taking, de- veloping and printing pic- tures. This year thirteen members were under the supervision of Mr. Ken- neth Hurt. Officers were Gary Hughes, presidentg Don Elliot, vice presidentg and Bill Morlence, secretary- treasurer. CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS David Dagley, Gary Hughes and Vine cent Augenstein watch as Mar- tha Vaupel demonstrates how to put film in a developing tank. Q GARY HUGHES empties Q tmv of chemicals as Don Elliot and LEE WOHLHUETER pours de- David Daqiey looli at finished veloper into a loaded tanlc. prints. PRESS CLUB, Seafcd: Ren Graham and Jud1CH.S'1xfn. Sfanding: Mr. Chnfcs Horfln, Ben Mifcncf HeTen Daniek Bzrbern MT'fcl'1eN, Kay Dcwnen Lin- da Card, BTH MorWence and EiYeen Aykens. T 'UNO THE PRESS CLUB AND THE STUDENT COUNCIL 3 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, Den Cerk and Bobby Davfs Idenfify sence! plcfues before Grey are disfrlbmed fo smdenvs. 60 TOVE BESSTUN, Norweqlan exchange sfudenf makes a DEOU9 cd' from fine home cf a fiend. GIVING SERVICE 'n fic Ci '56, r r' are 5 Pa f Harm and De ore Jchrscn wavra an Jfm Francis and Ruger Cuc T STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT, Sue Alison brings a rvee'irg TC order. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Jsa. Roo, Jud. Cofwin Bobby Davfs Larry Hughes, Mrs. Nora Lamps Titus Ea-arm P: , Hahn Debra Jarr- szr Mar, Louie Fu Gp L'nda Efebctc-1 D21 Rdgeway Lynn Foster, Ron- d Pi are Darn, Bfres Dov Cifn and R ihefd S'cf's. Sue A 'son and C: een Cc 'er have their backs to ite camera. COLLABORATE TO MAKE YEAR PROFITABLE. PLEASANT DANNY BATES makes ae at paper Kenneth Wai say of 'ne sspoly rtvn. One of the more important organiza- tions in our school is the Student Council with Mrs. Nora Lampp as advisor. The arrival of Miss Tove Liv Besstun ot Harstad, Norway, was the fulfillment of previous Stu- dent Councils' dreams. This years Council served as host to the honored guest. Other activities of the Council included arranging assemblies for the student body, sponsoring the 'lCare drive and 'lWorld Clothing Week, aiding in staging the Homecoming Dance and a sock hop, spon- soring the Sweetheart Dance and super- vising elections. d 61 THIS IS THE HIGH SCHGOL BAND AND ITS COUNTERPARTS The Iargest organization at CTHS, with 75 members, is the band. This year, as every year, the members Iac- ed wind and rain to pertorm at toot- baII and basketbaII games and numer- ous parades in the White County area. Each year, band members are eiiaibie to participate in the district music con- test and winners of tirst piace awards may attend state. The presence of a group ot boys known as the Pepper Uppers at some ot the pep sessions and basketbail games added spark to the schooi spirit, Three years ago a new organizaf tion was formed within the band circies. The new-J group, known as the Pepperettes, is composed ot part of the temaie popuiation ot the band. This year the Pepperettes aIso made appearances at pep sessions and bas- ketbaII games. PEPPER UPPERS: Gene Young, Joe Garner Richard Stotts, Bernard Wi Jams, Gary Kingery, Don Ridgeway, Byron Taylor, RaIph Cook, Richard Murdach Frankie Langford and Ron Graham. . I Mfvniilvfg 5 ,GK 4m U F as ,fxlfi i 'lv if Q -gg Q3 x M 1 - gtg, Lyd ' gg -' 1 , i' f ' . L . 5 4 I Q ll g. nf i ' 2 f 5' A 'T q.. :J -.-a- W YW , . .il ff .54 5 4 , L fb ' il .,, .. 'B W, :g ,f-.-.fx V - L za . f A' , . N-'- 'Q ' - 5 H vfv ' you 4 -4 Q 4 -Q--0 6 -0-v-Q. ' V ' r-o- 1 Q A ina ,Q-4 '-'P , J, , if - A I -4 . P, -L -.- - , , - -0- A ' ' A- . id- ' ' . +-.... di +4 A, - ,, f- F ,fn - , Q-+-. ' AL-Q, . . -W1- A 5:4 '43 1 Y-44 -:vi ,,, ,A 4 -' rfv XC' L rg.. ,A 0-P - 5-4 0-v-uJ 1-a-o-u -1 4-v-v ' 6 ,, --4-V ' A-' .1 fo-Q-w W -9-Q-w , a N 'v-.- ' - H L s V ' V+., R -0-P4 v ' 1 - ' ,.- 'a--Q.--v A ,,.-y... . -' I, -Q-+-pl 'I . ' ' - 4 5 -9-4--u 4 '4 ' K V , 1 -o-v-v ,,,... -v-u . 'o-,4- A B 1' - , t -o-on -..,, wal 'E ' - -V ' ' -4-on fl - -Q-+ 5-Ap' H '41 I ' -. 9 -.-',v M, H- .xN,,, - , -- 4: i,, '-fi'-1 Y . . Q '4 . - X QQ-Q11 5 ' Q.-X'.',T.,Lf ...- TZ . -X-,.. V I. x, 1 ,J X If-Af ,333 ,jf is Q 941 'LXR 'hh-Q I. I 'Y HX-fra. A Q ' y Q i Z -,-- . . M T' 'P r +8 mf, qt 'W- x' l I Q AWHQ W! ' cfm f Y my ' O 91 ,f -, M, an if 'S-fm W ff'X,47m Q. 1. A ff ' 'W ' f -M . -f W 'M 154' 'F M wg- ' w .,.o-4 I ,V K . Nr-9 1- 'Hifi if f , , ffl , . ,fn I 1' ,Q f wmsG'N VIRGINIA SCHNEIDER 'Q UP FOR THE VOLLEY BALL fr: Sf. ' I ' fx 1:',': ',..,1' Scrri :er era Cv: If N'f,2i,.. DANCING .xr oar' cf 'te 5 a THE MEMBERS are deep I e-'grossed in GAA Crfemxa sary. a basleba, game. VARIED GAA ACTIVITIES KEEP GIRLS GOING The Girls Athletic Association is the club tha, sold s'.-featshirts aria spehi a 2-.reelier for sports-hghaea airls. Ih this club the girls camping. The Science Claio ana Girls Athlef participate lr. all kiias of sports aria learrt the Association sold key chains, iecklaces ar' meahghg of gooa SiCCI'fSI'IT3iShlfO, This year bracelets Carmi Bulldogs iriscriloeal c basketball :'clleg'ball, tpgiiphig ana bowling the-:ng ana the Staaeht Coaxcil aha the Cir have highlighted the Taesaay and Thursday Athletic Association held a scci hop for tl' :ieetihas after school, school Ip aaaitich to participating in all these Miss Patricia King is the spohsor of tl' aarhes, the ails proviaea the mpxrris for the clpxb. The officers are Carol B A esiaer Hchiecorriha Dahce, hela a Christmas party Helen Daniels, vice presiaehi' ani Shirle li the school cafeteria, zxreht Christmas carol- Seal, secretary-treasurer. UO FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENTS ENJOY CLUBS LANGUAGE CLUB MEMBERS: Ralph Cook. Mr. Darrell Lower, sponsor: Carol Daniels, Barbara l-luclrer, Alice Brashier, Pat Huclcer, Lucy Pearce Joe Garner, Susan Swanson, Gene Young and Judy Buttry. Not present tor picture: Bobby Davis. LATIN CLUB MEMBERS: Donna Behnlce Sandra Russe Susan Ackerman Caro Adams Jean bla.-,lcns Juia late Cyr- thia Reed. Mrs. Bua lair M7lce Arte- berry Davcl Eade Jim Cutchin, Robert Cates Larry Crcckerr Joseoln Aldridge and Eab Quin. Nor present for picture: Larfy Bcerrfrgef Linda Deg ey Sandy F, er Aftrcf Garber P: y l-lalvn Rob- erf l'la'r's Gena ld' Jorr- Hunt De- ':r'e Jchrszn Vca Lamp Caro L'rnp'ch 'ence Fauefez' .lance Pe ',r'i Re- ecca Rebvack ana Larry Wagnff. 66 Students in Spanish and French classes were allowed to join the Language Club. This year fifteen students belonged to the club, which was sponsored by Mr. Darrell Lower. During the year the members par- ticipated in the United Nations Day, had a Christmas party, went carol- ing and had a club supper. Latin students are the only ones eligible to become members oi the Latin Club, Mrs. Bula Tait sponsor- ed this year's twenty-eight members. Since last September the members represented modern Italy in the United Nations Day, had a Christ- mas party, and enjoyed a picnic. High lights ofthe meetings were pro- grams on lulius Caesar, presented by Carol Limpich and lean Haw- kinsg the Roman calendar, explain- ed by Cynthia Reedg and Roman marriage ceremonies, discussed by Donna Behnke. wlnqj X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q 1 'Q if 2 i SUE ALLISON and Judy Rippy serve as readers on We Siudenl Councl. ,ps 1 l' STUDYING DILIGENTLY Io ma7fLa'n 'her high sch 3 c record are Larry Murphy, Donna Bcerrfax and Linda Card. Becoming a member ol the National Honor Society was a great thrill lor Eileen Aykens, Sue Allison, Donna Boehringer, Linda Card, Iuoli Chastain, Helen Daniels, Leroy Duvall, Larry Murphy, Iucly Hippy and Phil Walker. These students were selected for their service, leadership, character, and scholarship which are qualities every member of this or- ganization must have. Each year a formal lea is held for the new members and their parents. Mrs. Wilma Vaughn serves as sponsor of the Society, 'ii 1, SELECTS TOP STUDENTS C7 Ii Q PHIL WALKER tors 'fe :er :1::f for Me. NN' 'ws EILEEN AYKENS an -s':. +L J V:-g :es bee' ue' el 'vas by w 'r A sox c' TIWE excre-as on 5' Wa ssl- use-Q ,sn N - v V-2:-L '- : ART CLUB MEMBERS Joy Kelsey, Elinore Henry and Carol Daniels arrange pictures under the supervision ot Miss Thera Stool:- ton, advisor. Other club members are Bud Wagner, Carol Cooper, Paul Stallings, Ellen Thornas, Beverly Turner, Charles Daqley, John Gray and Jerry Gray. flsf, 7. 'Q ART AND RADIO CLUBS The Art Club, sponsored by Miss Thera Stockton, is a club lor students who are interested in art. This year the members Went on several sketch- ing tours and held a candy and bake sale. Plans were made to attend the art museum in Evansville. There were eleven members in the club. The officers Were Elinore Henry, president, Bud Wagner, vice president, and Ioy Kelsey, secretary-treasurer. The Radio Club, organized to give students an opportunity to gain exper- ience in radio broadcasting and obtafn their ham licenses, had eight members. During meetings and their study halls, the boys operated their own stations a n d talked to others. The farthest Contact they made was Arizona. Anna, lllinois, and Paducah, Kentucky, were also reached. Call letters were assign- od to the members. The officers are Gary Hughes, pre- sident, Brian Behler, vice president, Earl Robinson, secretary, Howard Rob- inson, treasurer, and Mr. Kenneth Hurt, trustee and sponsor. RADIO CLUB MEMBERS listening to a short wave radio broadcast during a meeting are Larry Hughes, Earl Robin- son, Brian Behler. Gary Hughes. How- ard Robinson and Dennis Beck. Not present for picture: Milne Seitzinqer and Ron Nichols. 68 PROJECTION CLUB RENDERS SERVICE WITHOUT FANFARE 1 ww' D O -Q, PROJECTION CLUB MEMBERS KneeIing: Qzfvd lowes IJ , Caffvecr. Seafed: Emu I-In-.'q, Cfwv' STV:-i TMA IvI:,I Gif, ELT:-2 rd Vlgfdr Wf: . SIancIin : Erie' was De' R, , . 9 ITIQTE ' E ' :E'h 'i' .111 IJ B EIE'f'f'5 3'5f', G'iNEWE' EG ,EWU 'i'3 3A i I ff- I 'if : ip'-: Kes? F-1'ff. Saud A,.3 C-wi ffm, Ji-'AE 3:..M:: E,-.if bf-w , 3, 42's-1'f Li.-ff S'e.e' NNi 5 TV' 14-3 e'e' Efiwe I.e's':': e CAN-i Le . Fun- 1' Si, Sen Pfsgef, W em fJe,c'e . News Q.sse vc C ' v..CG The sllenf service cf the school, the Prcfesticn CLE, p'e 1ies ject 'icuii ed-sectional eritertzizirieii tltrcugh its dassrccrn, rect hex, and fglllengtli Itiovies. This year tt-fexity-Rise members licenses. The cfficers are ETH si jcresidentg Larry Boehringer, Vice presideit' Gus Betty Grczririer, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Edward HiIIycrcQ is the sponsor. Anyone who possesses a desire to increase his scientific knowiedae may join the Science Club, Each member is reauired to have a project which he exiiibits at the aistrlct science fair and then at state, it he axioliiies. Mr. Iohn Cratley, Mr. Kenneth Hurt and Mr, Elmo Purdy are the advisors. 4+ -YQ. CLUBS TRAIN HOMEMAKERS AND FARMERS OF TOMORROW THE FHA is the club that trains the future homemakers of tomorrow. Mrs. Berdie Hughes sponsored the eighteen members who operated a coffee and hotdog stand in the fall, sold earrings and Christmas corsages, participated in a style show and bought some new furniture for the living room in the Home Economics Department. Boys who want to prepare them- selves to be future farmers of tomorrow belong to the FFA, sponsored by Mr. Ernest Iohnson. Forty-three boys be- longed this year. In this club, they are taught to feed and show livestock. They hold judging contests and exhibit their livestock in several shows. The club served as host for a leadership training school. FHA MEMBERS seated: LaDonna Blazier, Nina Peyton. Sue Mc- Cluslcey and Evelyn McCord. Standing: Mrs. Berdie l-lunghes. spon- sor. Linda Sutton, Beverly Turner. Ellen Thornas. Bettie Jo Wrson and Donna Peyton. FFA MEMBERS Row I: Terry Shar' RTcl'ard Hoover Jaclr Lamont Ralpl' Duva Larr, Barore Ron- n'e Barbre and Cl'a on Tuggle. Row 2: Robert Co ir-s Ev-ood Gwa 'ney Rchard D. W'n'er Rcbard S'a ings Donald Seftz Dale Stalifngs Cnares Pf's'er and Milne Barbre. Row 3: Rcrard B, QVT15VT Er- ncs' Binqrnan Gene Hardesty Richard Gates Terry Bingrnan Gearge Baht-eber Larry Ha a'td Mr. Ernesr Johnson. Row 4: Char es Gwaltney Loyd Vasglnn Robert Brarn'et Rfcbard R cbesan E55 Braslfer Terry Juenqer, Dona d Bryant and Thomas Russell Not present for p7Qt,re: Sarnfny Hugnes Arttur We ch. Charles Roser Milne Vandenbark Roger Gates Torn Hutchison Henry Pruitt Bob Raa'k Clvar'es Savage and Lanny Stoclce. 71 KEY CLUB MEMBERS. Seated: Phi Waker Gary Hughes Doug Sanders and Gary Finch. Standing: Richard Murdach, Don Elliot. Don Hiebert Edk die Erkman Don Clark, Kenneth Ashley Ron Graham Don Ridgeway, Gary Lee Bill lvlorence Richard Stotts, Ra ph Cook and Bernard Wiliarns. -L KEY CLUB BCYS AND TRI-HI-Y GIRLS To create, maintain an d extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards ot Christian char- acter and better leadership, citizenship, and friendship are the goals of the Key and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs, This year the Tri-Hi-Y Club received a charter from the YMCA representative and presented it to the school. The Key Club continued their flag TRI-HI-Y MEMBERS, Donna White and Carolyn Scamahorn, wrap cookies at the club's bake sale. Members not in picture are Carol Limpicli. Jean Hawkins, Margaret Wicker, Phyllis Dean, Barbara Hines, Janet Williams, Brenda Armstrong, Connie Koontz, Gloria Phelps and Roweena Hutchinson. project, held a slave day and aided with the March ot Dimes Drive and Pancake Day. Miss Ruth Moore and tive senior girls, Patsy Kittinger, Margaret Sims, Betty Grammer, Marsha Stocke and Lin- da Card, sponsored the Tri-Hi-Y. Key Club advisor is Mr. David Stan- house. ,Aww ,, a f , 43.31311 , ,y . M . f ,. lf Y V w M f A , , 4 7' W ' M ff Q M5 , . 3- . sv f, ' fmfwwwww f ,cf Z VVM,,,,wf vii' -u ny ,14f-' 'n:x7' fr' a v W' ' Y Aw v 1+-w ' - , Jsnmn ,..vh,,,.. W :,' . V, si . Ji H ' V 1 R955 . e LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS. Seated: La Defra B sie' .lo ene fjeJ:lf?CLQl'5fffffff:3 fi' The Library Club, sponsored by Miss JQQEQCQ 50535,-' rg, 5, Q1 ETD-:'.L,Q: 53hQ,:,'y:g1' Wave lamerson, is a service club tor the C'r':- mmf. Ps' Mzffg as H: yd 5-2 Pegg. Sw-g school. Since service is the goal ot the twe.ve LIBRARY CLUB HELPS STUDENT ASSISTANTS rnernbers, they assist students in every 1.-:ay possible in the library. The Library Club annually gives a faculty tea. This year's otticers are Dee Wohlhueter, presidentg Edward Young, vice-presidentg lanice Pettijohn, secretaryg and lolene Pos- hard, treasurer. 73 O BQ ,, ff -g..4L, af H- W MW, nf' Q 'sw of-.M 'Q ek ,M f Il ' THE THREE R's . . . RESPECT RECOGNITION READINESS . . . GAINED BY ALL PARTICIPANTS. JUDI CHASTAIN, Achvmes Edlior DETERMINATION. HUSTLE PAY OFF FOR CARMI GRIDDERS Althoxgqh CI 511 record iSn't the best, the MSS Qrldtreti men have HD ctgtologles L3 mgtke tor they have upheld CTI-IS trcxdltlon by lc:',1r.ghirqg 5 '.'.' inning secseri. The 123 1 5 'Ltd disjsbyed the deterttitmctf tiori, hgstie f spirit that EICIS beei mssirig from the 'C A S eie fer rftuiy years. The attitude Q TC be the decidiig fcxctorg fer two years ergo, this s me sqgcd, as the tuner Vctrsity, failed tc siigle fcnfltct. LDV JIM GIDCUMB, ,Q ' QW Wx ,Z--xfx-x A ., 1 I X xy Y 1 'Yi CJ McDOUGALMEN RACK UP 5-4 GRID RECORD Prior to the intel Ccnflict of the season, Coach Izhi I.l'3Dcg'gul :Ziff :cited that hls tccri. Qld STJYQZQQSC mxziy This prcvci: I3 L: the undef' Satcvricnt OI the 223:33 1: 12,9 Bqlk dog.: compIeteIy bdffleg 4:5 MQ 35 S3170 Opposltci The BJIIGCGS, fgirrkiffx by an in 111 bn 'UIIIIHU 7'g'1',Qfb':'gk, IlfY1GQ',1- cgizib, S,lC'jCf5SI'1I.f c5,fA'.f,,-1 tiff rglief dime Ccimpflicli gi Upset 'ff':I2i,' over the Hom 'u , cI'.'f.-2 7-Q This the first pulclc Qxl1,k,.t13i if The 'ie- iefriihed desire to '.',' ,ri :EL er.i:I,ffAd tie Btfidafls IC 'iiffq :tAg.Yo'Jffr11fAT.t Cie? East yeczfs squid VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, If I C, W .' BM, 'I 5. 'cIf T' 1,.,',f rs ,Imfi Dm, Pwr' ,-. V D, VARSITY SQUAD MEMBERS. 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I.f'Z1mI f-'1C'5?-zsiqfv-ff' 9' A R' -'T A ff . fu .R .A I -'11 If .W- -.- The following week showed a slight let up as the Bulldogs bowed to a mediocre Lat-Jrence'.'ille club, l3-B. The spirit was re- newed, this time to stay, as the Bulldogs slip- ped by a strong Albion ball club, 7-5, and then successfully laid aside conference foes, Bridgeport, l8-l2, and Olney, 27-B, to establish a record of 4-l. The Carrriians lacked the necessary scor- ing attack on Homecoming night and fell be- fore the conference champions, Mt. Carmel, l8-O. Again the following week, the Bulldogs were kicked, this time by the Mules of Fair- field. The McDougalmen found that two quick Mule touchdowns were too much. Although close until the closing minutes, the Bulldog couldn't muster the necessary offense to pene- trate the heavy forward wall of the Mules, In the Salem encounter, all-conference tackle Norman Graham, suffered an arm injury early in the second period and his absence was felt as shown by the 24-7 deficit. On the final play of the game quarterback lim Gidcumb re-injured a weak back and both boys were admitted to the hospital upon arrival in Carmi. The final game of the season saw the in- jured, hampered Bulldogs pitted against the Foxes of Mcloeansboro, lunior guard Bob But- try filled the vacancy left by Graham while Larry Rister and David Howell split quarter- back duties in the slot left by Gidcumb as the locals make-shift squad hit the Foxes 20-7 to climax a winning season. Quarterback lim Gidcumb sparked the Mcllougalmen and baffled the opposition with ball concealment and handling and was voted by his teammates as llMost Valuable Player of the year, qt f .lg 1- af , A ,N , 'L g X XY, fig W6 f En NORMAN GRAHAM, JOHN GIDCUMB DON. HENDRICKSON fa ,Af --ff-f,,, - , -4- OUffkTERBACK JIM GIDCUMB execut- eslfone of mify 'Trick maneuvers. 2 1 e f U ' fn J! r' y f , .- ' . l ' 1 ,,- 1' , I ! xx ' . 7 ' A a fx '85 Q! .1 . Q if XX i J is e Q9 Q 'Q 'xr' v -Y 2 5 ie - W Q . ., W ' K 3, 5' 9 . Q S ' fl I QQQQK Q J K, e T ff' 7 Q' my W n. W 3 A1 ' qv A , ga i e' me f f'f'f,sE q V ' . I 3 e DEAN STUBY TOM WINIGER RON BINGMAN BOB BUTTRY BEN MITCHELL :pf: :'e cefewfe C':..g'3 'ff' g-ar:1 se :', Fd Emir, guard senior, fuiback 79 x.,,, f DAVID HOWELL iunlor, quarferbaclc ond loter thls veteran sen o lettermor ground gamer for the locoxls cmd Dont THE FORWARD WALL f of Carrol attac v3nc-s anna e Leung -- L ercauriter. RESERVES LACK EXPERlENCE ' 5 M 5 x 11 1 A can W , x N V , 9 i ,V ' f fi 4 'Q as Q ROBERT COLLINS DICK STALUNG-S ANDY HOLTZCLAW senior tackle scnfor, he fbeck ze Lf dzfcn me The junior varsity, supporting only a mediocre season, completed the eight game schedule with only two wins as compared to five losses and one tie. Although this is far from a successful season according to the books, many important lessons were learned and at times the team looked quite impressive and showed definite prospects of a tough outfit in the coming years. Five and sometimes six of the starting eleven on the squad were freshmen still learning basic fundamentals. This in itself proves to be an en- couraging factor since such valuable experience was gained by these underclassmen. B SQUAD MEMBERS. Back Row: .lack Fu lcerscn Ridgar Sift! Jimmy Gremmer Jack Graf Roger Cufchfn David Cara Kim' Hebert Randy Emery Rfcrafd Gres Abert We sr 5' , 5, fuiin Bmce Be and Dave Tf:-'. Front Row: Ncrmir Tfzszafe-3 Kie- nefh Wcolsey Jirnfn, S e, Ivan Cozarf Reber' Corn Sif- Varidenoarlc David We icl' Tommy Znk Jerry l'li'zc ,life Winiger, Roger Safes David Eede J3m Francis ard CZiiC'f'E Gene Spratt and Jalfn Ying. 14 WS' 4.1 8 K2 81 SANDY. NORMAN GLOW IN HARVEST MOON HOMECOMIN6 Homecoming activities began as the bone fire was lighted on Thursday night, October lG. Music was furnished by the PU's. The cheerleaders led several yells, Speeches were made by present and past members of the team. Norman Graham, honorary captain, named Sandy Malone queen of the l958 Homecoming celebration. A snakedance down Main Street was the exciting climax to the evening. Activities were resumed at 7:30 pm. on Friday evening, October l7, when the Bulldogs tangled with the Mt. Carmel Aces on the toot- ball field. The crowning of the queen by the honorary captain was th e main half - time activity. After the game, the celebrations were shifted to the gymnasium. The theme of the dance was 'Harvest Moon, Accompanying Queen Sandy in the royal court were Dixie Shipman and Beverly Kilmer, maids of honor. The classes chose as attendants ludi Chastain, Linda Ielks, Sue Pyle and Diane Brashier. The young ladies were escorted by members ot the tootball squad. NORMAN GRAHAM, hcrorary captain, W and Sandy Ma one Homecoming aceen, embrace duriwg the ciroreition, BEVERLY KILMER va 'fe Sr :fm ae 'r 're l-trrecnfr C'CCEIEvC 82 if M Xa-w T QIXIE SHIPMAN. ,, , K W.- ,-.., .--.YYA ZAM: .,-M 3 ,,:L wi W A v f' fr A 5 DRESSED UP CHEERLEADERS, Arthur Garcsr Af' Wk cl Tv Keerer find Dum SCJ 'A cu' un GJVQ fi psp ses- Qlflf 'I' P .'n' l l' PROGRAMS PROVE POPULAR Entertainment is provided for the students by various types of assemblies held throughout the year. This year we have enjoyed programs ranging from archeology to various types of musical presentations. We have had guests from several parts of the World as Well as the United States. They have added spice to student life and we enjoyed them all. THE EVANSVILLE COLLEGE CHOIR under the d'rec'ifm of Mr, Robert Rapp, preserved fi rmfcfii omgrfm. ,f 1 K yfr, , ,M if VV, , ' 15 x ?V8'i is lltylii wr 5 I K f ffl . rr ' ' , ' f A y ,nw ll MR. STUART STRUEVER, dr .irgr iff, 'QE' ixpfains the re, sure cf r,-e dlzeeses on a skeleton durrq an assembv program :tr smdents. MR. JEFFRIES PRESENTS Lar ry Murphy with a Cerfiticaie of Merit' Award SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS ATTEND PRESS CONFERENCE Bright and early on the morning ot October l7, lQ58, ann dal staff mem- bers, Linda Card, Eileen Aykens, Helen Daniels and ludy Rippy, accompanied by Mr. Charles Hortin, sponsor, depart- ed for Champaign, lll, to attend the annual iall meeting of the lllinois State High School Press Associdtion for two days. The girls and Mr. Hortin attend- ed conferences concerning the different phases of paper and yearbook produce tion. Helen was present for discussions on the business angle of a yearbook, Linda, the editorial division, Eileen, editorial and photography, and ludy, photography and the school paper. Mr. Hortin attended meetings ior publica- tions sponsors, CARMI JOURNAUSTS, E fgfi Aykenf, Heen Denies Mr. Clwirles i-lf,r f ,md Judy Rippy prepare to iefwc Chf1rviO'1q'T conference. JUDY RIPPY and Linda Card return ko 5 to the 3 . MR. CHARLES HORTIN, me e' Wd. Rte. vo E een ,Liens ze- .,. 7,3 -. UL' G ffsf Y have desk in Champdgn. .NJN ft s if! , . v m l ! lg , 'f V ,Z A ' '-,- mf .Y 1 s., fr ,. ,. ,N NV 541 . ,tw-, V M if ref,-v'!e Wtexgilffii A SE lllllllf s OUR CHRISTMAS TREE was donated and beautifully decorated by the Stu- dent Council. THE ALIEN STAR was the Christmzs play presented by thc speech classes. THE ALIEN STAR CREATES CHRISTMAS SPIRIT Christmas time always brlngs art ai? oi excitement and anticipation to CTH3 stu- dents and added beauty to the school. The Student Council sees to it that we have a big Christmas tree in the front lobby and that all the showcases in the halls are deco- rated. Each teacher decoraios his room tc suit his own fancy. The chair classes sng carols in the halls which helps in setting the mood for the holidays ahead. POLLY I'IAI IN ard Judy Corwin oecorete d sf: ay cases. 2' :A' Y v 'f'5l?yQ,'1'.-J Fa-, 4,d, ! NY' il 1' -., 10. ,IW -, -If ' Magix Q' af! CARMI POSTS 9-5 NORTH EGYPT CONFERENCE RECORD The Carmi quintet posted a 9-5 mark in NEC competition, good for a second place tie, and a 20-l0 overall record. One of the tallest teams ever floored started the season looking quite impressive and, although drop- ping several contests, were considered strong in potentiality. The Bulldogs entered the Bridge- port Holiday Tournament during the Christmas vacation and faced Gray- ville, Olney and Bridgeport, ln the finale they combined a sharp offense with an impenetrable defense to grab honors and the first place trophy for the showcase. Later, in Ianuary, the Blind Tour- ney drew Carmi, Mclueansboro, Norris City and Albion to the McLeansboro gym to draw for opponents and games. The Bulldogs were matched with Edwards County and reached the final game via a 52-47 score over the Lions. But Mclseansboro, sparked by Terry Sloan, turned the tables and tragedy befell the Bulldogs as the Foxes came out on the topside of a 68-50 score. The Bulldogs still brought home a second place trophy. COACHES MCDOUGAL and Eve ing 5 rare moment. BULLDOGS GET STRATEGY p af ffcfr Ccacr MCD I 958-59 CAGE SCHEDULE Carrn' 64 Carrnl 56 Carm' 59 Carml 68 ZCarrn? 65 4 .L E dcfeda Ea'r5Te G Mcbeansgcro New 5 C ' Lawenze 1. f 5 TCerrnE 69 BTIOQEDCYY CHRISTMAS TOURNEY Carrrn 75 O ney Carml 79 Grayvf e CarmI 57 Bddgeporf ?CarmI 52 MI. Carrn-ef A' Carmi 53 Fora McLEANSBORO FOUR TEAM TOURNAMENT Carrni 52 Edwards County Carml 60 McLeansb9ro 'CarrnI 53 5aIem Carmi 62 Cenfra fa Carrni 49 Edwards Csunff mCarmI 62 M2 Carrn-e Carmi 63 E dorado TCarmI 59 O'ney :kCarmI 72 Eafrfle d TCarm? 78 Orme! 7 if Cami 69 Lawrencevf Ie 4'Carr-nl 53 Bridqepzrr Carmi 53 IoverIIrneI Siem TCarmI 78 F ora MT. VERNON REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Carrni 78 Eairierd Carmi 6I MI. Carme-I Carmi 65 Iove-rIImeI MI. Vernon ELDORADO SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Carmi 67 Carmi 48 T N EC Games. Me+ropoIis Benfon VARSITY SQUAD MEMBERS: BiIIy FuIIcerson, JOI'-n GIdCL,mIJ. Doug Sanders, Dawd Cooper, Ron Bfnqrnan. Norman Gra- Inarn Norman Card Sfeve WQIIS. Mike I'IarreII Rick WE Iarns MIRQ Vandenbwrk, Sammy Hughes and Larry Risfer. 22 2 52 'Q 42 CENTER NORMAN CARD s r c raps 're ' aw . x, mls.. Wu. 'fm nf. fsss f Qs QQ? swf N X Q N I .hx Q x , V 4. wg, 4-Mz.E.x f. M ' 'C MIKE HARRELL az: '5'Ce'1'fe a. BIG NORMAN CARD, pivofman, 1 L l C' ' 2 'JVC ff , ,'l, :Q-M4AUAq :Cqq NORMAN GRAHAM, af fii 'E 'i C5 ' 5 Sill 1' v fx.. .1-Q BENTON DASHES CARMl'S SECTIONAL HOPES, 49-48 The Carmi five stopped the Metropolis Trojans, 67-59, to open sectional play. The en- gagement proved to be the broken step in the ladder to state as the Bulldogs fell 49-48 when Benton connected on a last second desperation shot, Eldorado, Lawrenceville and Salem each dropped two decisions to the Bulldogs, while Flora and Albion split matches with the Mc- Dougal quintet. The Dogs took two out of three from Fairfield, Mt. Carmel, Bridgeport and Olney, but failed to function against jerry Sloan and the McLeansboro Foxes as this squad successfully grabbed two decisions from the Bulldogs, LARRY RISTER, junfor guard, dribbles down the floor. Although the Bulldogs fell short of the Sweet Sixteen, this '58-'59 basketball squad proved an idea that has been questioned for several yearsfCarmi is a basketball town. After strict training rules and an able boost from the student body, the local quintet started a march that equalled honors gained by only one other Carmi team. This journey began as the Bulldogs travel- ed to Mt. Vernon for regional play and suc- cessfully sidelined Grayville 65-46. The locals continued the big journey by durnping Mt. Carmel 6l-45 to reach the finals. The McDou- galmen needed an overtime before subduing the Barns of Mt. Vernon 65-60 for regional laurels. JOHN GIDCUMB, junior guard gets set for an overhead shot. DAVID COOPER, 'xc' :ow-.ard Sho 50' a baslcei BASKETBALL WILL GO ON With lour juniors, o flock ol sophomores, ond some promising freshmen returning from the junior vgtsity ond freshmen teoms, prospects lor continued success in Cdrmi coge circles gre rother bright. Although no outstdnding records were com- piled by either squod, the spirit disployed may be indiccitive ol things to come. FRESHMAN SQUAD MEMBERS: Row I: Coach Arlcell Fischer. Milne Coale, Bill Behnlce Jerry Holzclaw, Darrell Trout and Mike Travelstead. Row 2: Jim Francis, Jim Gram- mer Billy Mears, Mike Barbie and Ronald Kingery. Row 3: Billy Fuilcerson, Kenneth Woolsey lvan Cozart, K. C. Behnlce Charles Dungy, Rodger Stetser and Joe Hall. 1 ff-1 H ffX'P f fyp-+:m.'ffr 1 -In ,Sir 1 ,gi whysusn W ,fn a v,:5.579R'-,A'AA.c, M rx -,yxkz 1 W-2-rx., .., - . 'Nl' ' ' . - -- ., . .-?a5.,,.?,?,K-r!' -4 .,4 N ,NF- Q E. ' 4, Q -' r f if-l'D -fs 'rig 1 I iigify-'Y ,t fi 1, gnu If-'lv Y ,gf js. , , . Ara, - 4 ?,.v1.,f1d iv. ' ' A f 1 4 .-E L Q wma- ,reyiawk W R. em ., ,I , -lwye in K 4 4 my ' A,f,4wns , W '-fa , if k, . H 'WNWZQ1 fiwify vw MH' ag' jj, yy-' S.:.,,,.f, 2 'ffA,4,,,1'T'vZf'f l2ff22?', Y sfifiw mf 43 'g3,g,fj, ,qvwg 5 bf' K9 ,I Egg.: 0,13 .H is Y! 31 , 'iv A' 4 Q . , .- ' 1 471 ' , , -3 x , ? B 'fl 4g:r??A 1 ' f f V5M 4 2, w ww' .fi A . ' YHQ, M z V,.,,'h,' - f L .f gf , ,,,, Q' A, A : ff Aviv f 41, , ,pvy 19,3 H ' f 'A , Y M fi' 7, ,it ,I V7 5 2, 9, M fi A .Q , 4 5:12 'e-X. N a . . , If .'-.fQf'fff, w , .1 . fm FJ 19.3 veg. . ,. . '?, ',1, -a' 4 S 54 'g. ':i'uo'fk , 'T ??'!1's-'fav' M' - 9- 34 OUR TEAM IS RED HOT SAM HUGHES PRESENTS The reglonai Irophy Io Coach MCDOLIQQI on behawf of The Ieam. n-.4 Eg, 'I f v , 3: . 'Q at . WE WON THE REGIONAL, mefs and Q I, and Coach McDouqaI proves If. II REGIONAL WINNERS: P11 IN' ff' V . 3 ii . ' 2 Q ' ffzv J' Vw' LQ- H ,wg Ng-my Card l','N'f Cm' N Snfhx I-Ixrcz Dffc C rf' vu If fy, v wk. Ch f' J, Env: I. fr. rd C H .IW IfcD',,':: ' ' 3,11 xv ' ' ff 1 'ui C' JN' 'fi If: VQWC' Re: '2 he D r J I 96 RON BINGMAN RON BINGMAN 5, f, 'V Eenffm Rfwgwf wr f famp WHO: i X neffed 1.-wx g1','r s fir We Mc' Eff A, , A Dougdmen. 1 X NORMAN CARD d 1 - 1 -Q fn- .ru -,ff-.W f cu, ,-,. S nmk ,.. X .,,,,n SENIOR PLAY CAST members: Keri Ashe , She ef Deva Sl'NiffE' Sea! Ben Z!! Ulm TQ OQQ- if mx I 11 11.431 Oi C.T'3 c QW gm OaGW 1-i Tag' .DEE M sae 5'Z 25 3-354 FD ling is 33 M-name .,f .www ..-aw S . ..,.. Q., , 4 1 v ' , F , f ANNA GRINAGE, Barbara Mitchell and Lois Ozrnent play cards while Ben Mit- chell advises them in a scene from the 1959 senior play. SHELLEY DAVIS, Ken Ashley, Shirley Seal, Ben Mitchell, Barbara Mitchell and Anna Grinage congratulate Sandy Malone in a scene from 'Decision on Ramey Scott' Q 1 lt 5 2 5 Es. ,MJ Z4 'ii I, Q f 'L l L r l i i l SENIORS PRESENT PLAY Decision on Ramey Scott, under the direction of Mrs. Kay Parker, was this year's senior play. The date of production was April lU. The plot centered around a lonely newcomer to Lawrence High named Ramey Scott, depicted by Sandy Ma lone. Ramey was accused of stealing a wrist watch from her locker partner and so to counteract suspicion from herself claimed to have lost a turtle brooch. As the plot deepened a valuable diamond ring disappeared and all trails pointed to Ramey Scott. The climax comes when a news paper photographer named Gil Hatch Ron Graham, pried out the truth. The ring thief turned out to be Miss Eunice Call, played by ludi Chastain. The rest of the cast were Miss Webster, Student Council a d v is o r, Becky Wood, Ellie Parks, Student Council president, Barbara Mitchell, Mr. Carmen, principal of Lawrence High, Bill Hucker, Mr. Harper, ring salesman, Eddie Young, Mrs. Bell, pre- sident of the school board, Linda Dage ley, Mrs, Canby, president of the PTA., Kay Downen. The members of the student coun- cil were loy Dodd, Frances Keleherg Lottiebel Hinkly, Anna Cfrinageg Dora Sims, Lois Ozrnentg Herman Murray, Benny Mitchell, Sarnrny Varr, Kenneth Ashley. Other extras '.-:ere Larry Murphy, Beverly Turner, Betty Gramrner, Shel- ley Davis, Colleen Collier, Sherry Cliff ford, Shirley Seal and Dee Wohlhueter CARMI GYMNASTS COMPETE IN FULL SCHEDULE ROGER GATES V iii' C .-+3 , .xv x..L 'x 5 11 s KENNETH ASHLEY :e'5: fs 3' 9 STEP? 'Z qlsiljteqf 99 i a-- -I COACHES - 1 BASEBALL. TRACK TEM PTS The baseball vision for the N59 season was somewhat blinded due to the lack of returning lettermen, With only tour experien- ced varsity performers, Don Hiebert, Larry Rise ter, Mickey Dagley and lack Fulkerson, the Eversmen attempted to gain the initial Carmi tirst in the NEC baseball division, The biggest drawback tor the local attack was the pitching statt. Several hopefuls fought tor the hurlers' berths. lohn Proctor started on the mound at the Salem conflict. The players who made up the starting lineup tor the Salem game were Ron Bingman, tirst baseg lohn Gidcumb, second base, lack Fullcerson, third baseg Larry Rister, shortstop, Doug Sanders, left field, Mickey Dagley, cen- ter tield, Sammy Hughes, right field, Don Hie- bert, catcher, and lohn Proctor, pitcher, Wm 2332? 1 fl? 4 me was 1, Wgfi V.. I -hvi 5 Lq,,,,,,,,,, N..- V --.ft 4-A CATCHER Don Hiebert sshd: 'L CJTE. BASEBALL TEAM Front Row T : ,nr .Cl ll F7 rf. J t,, My A ,v,,,4 ,.,,f,,, ir, 1 Bac ow: C .i J Y tra st- tw,-T 5, cl -sf- JIM FRANCIS, Bi Gerdes, Tom Zinlr, Joe Garri- son Joe Ha' Rbhard Stops Ei v Fulkerson and David Weiracch are on their marks. SPRING ATHLETES The '59 track squad lacked lettermen and therefore wasn't in serious contention for the NEC crown. With coaches Iohn McDougal and Arkell Fischer Working daily with the candi- dates, the Bulldogs hoped to revive interest and build up enthusiasm in this sport. Much of the local attack rested on the shoulders ot junior distance sprinters Gene Gammel and Tom Winiger. Gammel specialized in both the halt mile and the mile, as did Winiger. Gammel stepped off encouraging times in both races and continued condition- ing and experience added to his improvement. Dash support was provided by Sam Hughes, lim Grarnmer and Dean Stuby. The vacancy left open by graduation in the hurdle division '.-:as filled by Doug Young, Norman Card and Floyd Parks, Since the pits for the high jump, hroad fump and pole vault were not completed when this copy '.-:as written, no posi- tions '.-:ere filled for these va- cancies. The cinderites started the season April ll as they ven- tured to Carbondale to corn- pete in the keen competition ot that meet. RICHARD KIMBREI. tries to put the shot as Albert Walsh, Jim Francis, Don Hendrickson and Joe Washington look on. Z GENE GAMMEL success fu v steps oft the SSO. JOE GARRISON can 'o 'ne rash 5 C S'i'TCE Z . re ar 101 'THE SAND AND THE SEA.' UNDERWATER FANTASY PROM COURT MEMBERS Dixie Shipman and Bob Cczart, King Torn Acker- man and Queen Becky Wood. Judy Rippy and Da e O'Dell, and Wanda Mitcke and Larry Dunn dance to the theme song The Sand and the Sea. As the year draws to a close, all thoughts turn to the Prom. Barrels of fun and work Went hand in hand in converting the gym- nasium into an underwater fantasy, the theme being The Sand and the Sea. Finally the big night ot May 23, l958, rolled around and hearts began to pound in anticipation. The entertainment began with Ianice Gray singing Unchained Melody, after which Bob Rice read the history ot the class ot '58. The high light ot the evening came when the regal court made its entrance. Queen Becky Wood, class ot '59, and King Tom Ackerman, class ot '58, reigned over the merriment of that eve- ning. Attendants to the king and queen were Dixie Shipman, Wanda Mitchell, Iudy Rippy, Bob Cozart, Dale O'Dell and Larry Dunn. To climax this Wonderful evening of unforgettable memories, Don Clark sang the theme, The Sand and the Sea. PROM DECORATIONS are put up by scvzu' seniors then iuniors. THE MERMAID 1, .fd 5 :ef ilwe tes 'QQ ,S :he evemtnq, W ' MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL COURT ., ,f.:.f .ml T ,Y T M. ' U..- , , oeco' lla-e' Eecr, VVCCG N s ra, sua, ' co, 'fd Dee OD ow S' cfm' va E to Cizef' W '11 New eng pug rw A , 1 - V l':' iii 'TE C V 'il. A 4f '9T ' HERE ARE THE ADVERTISERS LISTED IN THE 59 CARMIAN Now hovmg completed the tour of the school ond hovmg seen what morkes tt ttck we wont you to meet the people who mdke these thlngs posslble In th1s sectlon w1ll be found the ddvertlsements Not only does the CICIVGTIISITIQ help us pubhsh the Cor mron but We hope you W1ll ovcul yourselves of the serv1ces offered buy the products llsted and VISII those who hove purchosed th1s space The Cormxon stdmp of opprovol ts dffrxed on eoch of the l24 drfferent ordverhsers Congratulations WHITE COUNTY POST 3851 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS CARMI ILLINOIS and LADIES AUXILIARY DIETZ STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 1959 CARMlAN PHONE 7103 116 NORTH CHURCH STREET CARMI ILLINOIS CIIRMI TIMES Ray O Dell First m Whrfe County A 6 W 709 W Oak Phone 4 5381 County Coverage News CIICIIIGIIOTI Features Plctures Your Daily For All Phone 2882 MYERS SHOP HOME ACCESSORIES The Fam'lY Route No 4 Carmx Illmoxs In I O O . . . - 9 Advertising O . . i-1-1 .-. . - .... ... - - l- DR I W BRICKMAN THE NATIONAL BANK CARMI ILLINOIS MOTEL B S RESTAURANT MEMBER me COFFEE SHOP T Pl CARMI ILLINOIS SAY IT WITH FLOWERS STEIN S FLOWERS 7146 CARMI ILLINOIS 7026 CONGRATULATION BAKER OIL TOOLS mc FROM WGH gfWd THE SANI CREAM The ank of Frien ervice and I In Carmi ll 71 h I For I Steaks 320 First Sire-et West Mai Ph Phone I I I Servin he orl . . cz s, BranchMcmc1ger 'QS--. lil , HI-WHY STEAK HOUSE The meehng place of the Carml BOOSTERS CLUB an The home of the CARMIAN Party East Mum Street Phone 8 2771 STEAKS CHOPS LUNCHEONS Leu Ll ,L ACKERMAN FOOD PARK STANDARD SERVICE Carm: s Complete Food Market ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES Mum cmd Church Phone 8 9501 wlest Mum St Ccrml IU STANLEY ORR IEWELER Esfabhshed 1876 Elgm and Bulova Watches L Dmmonds GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 9651 120 N Church CARMI ILLINOIS xll IIIII1, RIC f QS? AX 1 X K U XX dv? XO f lll 1 BEST WISHES THE AMERICAN LEGIDN 'Y I xwfxe N! X 1- X, 3 - 'I f 11 Qvfq I - jv.-ff 2571? I E' R S E 5 4 . 24 X A Q E 2' 98- ' WI 1 - - 1460 Kllocycles w R 0 Y 97 3 Megacycles 1 000 Watts ll 000 Watts CARMI BROADCASTING COMPANY P O BOX 31 CARMI ILL Telephone Carmr 4161 MUSIC NEWS SPORTS TRESSLIIR S FIVE AND TEN 5 I0 T 0 N 1 Stores N010 FOR VALUES TRY US FIRST Mum Street Ccrml I11 COMPLIMENTS OF DR I1 I COIILE Veterinarian 115 East Cherry CARMI ILLINOIS BARRIER S I-ILTERIITION SHOP Alteratlons for Men and Women 106 North Church Phone 2617 nlzpndcpt luurann AHIT 222 B East Mcun Phone 2101 CARMI ILLINOIS Sam A Zlegler Presldent Ioyce Brldgemcxn Secretary Glenn Dunn Sollcltor Beverly Klmbrell Bookkeeper GINGHI-IM KITCHEN Everythmg Good To Eat We Cater To Parhes and Banquets Phone 8 8471 Chtford 51 Flossle Drlggers I AM FM - o 51.0 O. . 1 CHAPMAN MOTOR COMPANY CADILLACS and OLDSMOBILES Are Dnven By CARMI TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Students and Therr Parents 318 EAST MAIN PHONE 9316 For CIII your FLORAL Needs try Compllments of THELMA S FLOWERS Weddmg Corsages Hospltal Arrangements Glits for the Home Expresslve Funeral Deslgns Potted Plants Planters For the Prefhest Flowers under the Sun DIAL 7471 510 East Mcun Carml Ilhnols 11O DOT S SHOE STORE CITY CLEANERS Fred McGu1re 404 Stewart St Carmx Ill For Pxck Up and Delzvery Servlce Phone 2542 , I I ' I 109 N. Church Phone 6744 CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF 59 THE WELFARE THIS COMMUNITY DEPENDS YOU GRADUATES WE HOPE THE YEARS AHEAD WILL BRING YOU HAPPINESS CARMI AINSBROOKE CDRPORATION cmuvu ILLINOIS 1 of n the SUCCESS of IHY LAMBERT EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR FULLY INSURED West Star Route Phone Mcleansboro Illmols General Confrocfor or The Renovation of Carm: Township Hlgh School Football Fneld and Track ONE OF THE FINEST lN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS - 410 The f Frxgldcure Appllances Youngstown K1tchens SERVICES That Are So Complete So Fnendly That Our Customers Always Come Back BOHLEBER SALES HND SERVICE Motorola TV B F Goodnch T1res and Accessones Phone 2843 Comphments of PUCKETT TRACTOR C0 Dxstmctwe Femmme Apparel CARMI ILLINOIS PUCKETT SERVICE CO FOR THE FINEST IN QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES SHOP AT BRIICY S FOOD STORE No 9 In Carml Ilhnols I-'ruxts Vegetables Canned Goods Bnowu amass sHoP Compliments of LIIMPLEY If you can break It I can hx lt' FURNITURE STORE Phone 6291 214 North Walnut CARMI ILLINOIS 113 CARMI ILLINOIS - - - Q - , . 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KITTINGER FUNERAL HOME Three Llcensed Embalmers and Funeral D1rectors Day and Night Ambulance Service one 62 Carm1 Il11no1s CARTER and WHITE G A R A G E Wheel Balancxng and Almgnment H1QhWOY U S 460 Carrnl Il11no1s Furniture Hardware Appluances BUD NIEKAMP 300 N Church St Phone 7621 Carrnl Il11no1s KING S CONFECTIONERY Coffee Sandwxches Fountcun Dr1nks MAIN STREET IN CARMI We Speclahze In Good Servnce CABANA MOTEL West Edge of Carmx State Route 1 Phone 8195 114 LUMBER COMPANY The Frrendly Yard Don G Pollard Manager Lumber Plast r Llme Cement Pamt Etc Phone 7171 CARMI ILLINOIS Ph 11 ', ' ' - Meet the Gang af E C I S I Compliments of The Qualify Department Store Carmi, Illinois Main 6- Wclnui Phone 9271 KERN and PEHRCE ATTORNEYS ' Y FINCH FDRD COMPANY PHONE 9676 CARMI ILLINOIS Power Lme Construcuon O11 Well Electnhcutxon fflfx Company Inc CARMI ILLINOIS W Holz Phone 4139 BEANS IEWELRY 108 North Church Street CcIm1 Ill1no1s Phone 7586 115 1 WATCHES - DIAMONDS REPAIR WORK ROYAL I. GIBBS 122 E Marn CARMI II.L1NOIS WILSON DRILLING CO Rotary and Cable Tools 1012 West Oak Street Phone 5091 E Resxdence 5091 Best Washes to the Sensors DR EDWIN STOCKE Church Street Phone 9196 Carrru 111 STILLWELL PRINTING C0 Phone 2072 Commerclal Pr1nt1ng Excluslvely Oak Street Carml 1111no1s I BOEHRINGER INSURANCE AGENCY SIIIVG Earnestly To Protect The Herltage Whlch Is Yours To Perpetuate The Pr1nc1p1es Wh1ch W111 Insure A Free Umted States Ot Am rxca 205 East Cherry Street Arcade Bu11d1ng Phone 4114 Carm1 I111I'101S Class of 24 CECIL R CI BOEHRINGER Class ot 34 PEERLESS LAUNDRY Carmx I1l1no1s West Oak Street Phone 6647 Compllments of 105 East Mam Street Carml I1I1HO1S Comphments ot LIONEL CHASTAIN GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 4 2524 West Mam Street Carml I111no1s Congratulations from MATSEL EQUIPMENT C0 Carml 111111015 Box 208 COMPLIMENTS DRAPER S STORE FOR MEN Home of LEVI S 121 East Mcun Street Carmr Illmors EARL C. BANTAM BOEHRINGER and - OF Congratulations Class oi '59 MALLETTE EQUIPMENT CO. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 7311 609 West Mam Street Carmx I111no1s CCI IT11 111111015 Phone 2626 ALWAYS STANDING FOR THE PROGRESS OF EDUCATION THE SUCCESS OF LOCAL STUDENTS CARMI BUILDING 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS DR GEORGE T PROCTOR Pres1dent PHYLLIS V FISHBACK Secretary DIRECTORS WILLIAMI APPEL GEORGE T PROCTOR C S CONGER ALLEN BALL CLARENCE M RICE I G ENDICOTT ROY CLIPPINGER C F REBSTOCK ELMER G MATSEL I C. S. CONGER, Vice President CURTIS E. BOHLEBER, Treasurer - - - -I 118 1010211 DAIRY OUEEN Congrciulctlons Class of 59 QUEERSQGMLL I Q...- QUEEN S GRILL Mr and Mrs Icxmes E Renshczw Owners . A x ' A l ' , , Jnyg t V ' qw ' - . A V a il' 4 ?Xif , s . ff ' - '-'-9' : I N 7 k' V W 1 ' 'ma .H f - Il 5 1 V ' J. YV i ' I f' M if Jil K 1- P Yi vig ' -1 l 1 I - I . . ' 1 BEST WISHES FROM . . . DR. R. A. MCALLISTER Ccxrmi, Illinois f 9 OIL FIELD ELECTRIC COMPANY INC IVIETROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 5547 410 E1 Y ur First Stop for DRUGS KISNER S PHARMACY 2 d 6801 CARMI ILLINOIS CAP S AUTO WHOLESALER G RETAILER AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES BRATTON S TOGGERY C h 6743 209 E M I Phones: 226 an Congratulations Class o '5 From ' I I I B 371 C ' Ill. Service Comes First Here Carmi, I11' ' Compliments of I Exclusive Famous Brands Edgar B. Dickey' Agent lot ing - S ortswear - Ac ' Phone Ph . ain St. S C ' I11' ' I Meet Your Friends Af WHITE COUNTY IIPPLIIINCE THE ICE CREAM HOUSE Plumbing - Heating - Electric 505 ECISI Main Street Sandwiches - Hot Coffee - Donuts Malts - Shakes - Banana Splits Ice Cream and Sherbets Contract Work Henry s. Land Phone 5281 We Make Our Own Phone B311 BOT L GAS JOINS YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN WISHING THE CLIISS OI-' 1959 SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS fall ITD N Z BOX 91 DIAL 5247 CARMI ILL GRADUATES We Congratulate You Upon Your S Successful School Year For The Best In Furmture Pnced R1ght ee DOWNEN FURNITURE Walnut Street Iames R Denms Propnetor 1I'Iil L' BOT-L-GIIS. INC. .S . ' Brg Crty Selectron at World s Lowest Prfce' BROKERHGE Shopping Headquarters for Carmr Teen agers Amenccxs Fastest Growmg Cham Watch Us Grow ILLINOIS KRIGBAUM CHEVROLET INC Your Local Chevrolet and Bulck Authorized Dealer E Cherry St Telephone 4141 Congratulatlons Class oi 59 from THE EAGLES In appreclatxon of what Carnu Townslup Hugh School means to the communxty CONGER ELLIOTT GOEBEL 8 ELLIOTT ELVIS F ERKMAN PAINT AND WALLPAPER SERVICE Phelans Pamt Varmsh and Enamel ZIU Conger Ave Phone 5787 Klsner s Insurance Agency Good Insurance ls Not Cheap Cheap Insurance Is Not Good Hazel K Musey Paul A Schumaker 107 North Church Street Carml Ill1no1s HARPER DRUG STORE WALGREEN AGENCY Corner Thxrd and Srn1th Phone 2656 Algene Harper RPh 6- B111 Gregory RPh 123 I - - I - I I l - I l O . ' Carmi, Illinois ' ' I - - I 1 - . 1 1 1 ,rg M g ' ,j ww 2 , , . .fr rf. , iii - A- 1 , wa WMQW. ,.J,3,Q ' Vw , L V 5 Qfzwq ' ,. , , ?zgX,,n:f' ,I ' .,,, mn, K ' ' +v+'11YLf4? ' '7' f f mlfb, , ,,,, 1 in ,, Q of N 1- , M4114 Z ' ' : , f ,Vg57Ay, . ,, 9 SOUTHERN BLEHCHER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY JAMES R Gaunm OWNERS VIRGLE COLEMAN INSURANCE McCRLLISTER 8. BECKER h Pr P 11 210M REAL ESTATE PFISTER 8 HART BARBER SHOP 100 E Ch P 5849 OATHER FOLEY 6546 C Ill Con ratulafions, Seniors . h I Service that Scrtisiies I I - T - Insurance t at otects h e54 ' Your Sealtest Dairy Distributor Ph armi ' ' I - . BROWNIE S ' ' TEXACO SERVICE W'llR ' MYP 1At ti 603 E. M ' 8-8 I MR KENT - ' f 9- E Ni .- ph 4-4111 Iliir i CARMI ILLINOIS MASSEY FERGUSON DEALER R 9933 STALEY FEED STORE 1 N h2d t 9206 EASTERN PETROLEUM CO EASTERN DRILLING Inc W tOkSt t Ph 4104 12 W xi wiwwiyyi X N V My wwjqwpoffm WMMW JADJQ Wgg XKig'FHE CLASS OF 1959 CHRMI ELKS LODGE I W 1' My F Mx- W ijJy4vLevEJiiXiiQxxk SR 03 JUS N, V Ky J 'M 3 ' Q V gJQ?5VWWxss?yjWw Qygyy' W pi' 1, of My 1 w 1 3 WS' 3, Al if My A - f ,WP wg SJ 1 fir' A A y PM QW I ROYAL CROWN COLA - BEST BY TASTE TEST NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY CARMI, ILLINOIS CONSUMERS GAS CO ABBEY Moron COMPANY 225 Em Mm East Mum Street Phone 7105 Phone 4158 CGTUII I111no1s Our Best Wrshes to the Graduates THIS FRIENDLY BANK INVITES YOUR FUTURE CONFIDENCE WHITE COUNTY BANK CARMI ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF IACK 6. IILL SHOP Everything for Mother Baby Brother and Srster 127 E Mann CGTH11 Ill Phone 7721 UNIQUE CLEANERS CHARLES GWALTNEY Free Pxckup and Delxvery ONE HOUR CLEANING SERVICE I . Phone 9496 - Cormi, Illinois I I I I , , EAGLE SUPP'-Y CUMPANY CARMI LUMBER COMPANY F ld s p H b S hT 2016 U 66 BOWEN 6 BREHM IMPLEMENT COMPANY M h ACKERMAN S RADIO 61 TV 53 9770 thB fh f 9 BALL REXALL DRUG STORE bl h d ALLEN BALL ROY L MATSEL Oil ie u plies ar ison-Fischer Pumps 417 out hird Phone F 'f' ld C ' C ' Ill' ' Ph 5 U1 Ph 99 C ngrafulalions from Your Oliver Dealer Finest in Farm ac inery ' Ph ne 11 C . min . Stewart Street Phone With e est of Good Wishes to e Class o '5 E ' 1892 CONGRATULATIONS MILLAGE CARTER MILAS SONNY COZART RAYMOND SPENCE C k TO THE CLASS OF 59 FROM YOUR WHITE COUNTY OFFICERS NORWOOD PROCTOR HENRY LEWIS S f BEST WISHES I-'OR CONTINUED SUCCESS l IOHN L WHETSTONE RICHARD TRAVIS MAX ENDICOTT C k h dg U31 I WARD S TIRE SHOP Paul Ward Floyd Ward Van Ward DISTRIBUTORS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL REPAIRIN G RECAPPING Phones 4133 cmd 4134 Cc1rm1 Ilhnoxs We Call For and Deliver WEST SIDE CLEANERS TOE WOODRUFF Iust Back of H1gh School Phone 96U3 Crebs Avenue Ccrrml Il11no1s FICKERT HARDWARE I Srmth Street Carml IIIIIIOIS KIRK RENFROW PONTIAC COMPANY S FOR S YOU CAN T BEAT A PONTIAC 130 I ll l 11 Quick, Efficient Service ' I I Q. B. fBudJ Mitchell, Ir., Phone 4-3204 COOPER'S TEXACO SERVICE lohn R' MAH Phone 9771 Goodyear Tires 6. Batteries I N Washing and Greasing FOUR SQUARE EXCAVATING CO. ECISt Mdin Ph01'1G 8-3071 P. O. Box 41 - Carrni, Illinois Andrew W. QAndyl Mitchell, Phone 9526 Iarnes E. Uimj Mitchell, Phone 4-3261 Carmi, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS THE ATLAS DRILLING COMPANY Compl ments of M A X I N E 5 FURNITURE STORE Iunior Sizes an Walnut Street I d Ladies' Ready-To-Wear CARMI ILLINOIS 131 H1111 H BROWN DBILL1 G COMPANY INC RQIARY, TOOLS Box 311 CARMI ILLINOIS Office Phone 9126 Residence Phone 5771 Ivan Whufe Vfce President and Manager I7 V ' Y 2 ' f V' I J . I In I XII '7 , I u 1 V I K: I L' 1 'K 1, -X , -L ! ' ', V .I 1 .f s.A'v IV ,V , . I ,E I I , , , . Lv X x I x i K , , NA, f .I ' - ff 'fx . I ' ., V I V K . I, V , 4, K X Y t Y 1 ' 1' W X ' ' I I , x - Q ' E 4 X V' I If ' 'J V ' I 'JI ' 'X 5' Y , r' , ' , I ' X I A x N I A KU ,V V xy, 1 - I If ff L X, u X -1 V , uf ,J . '1 ' 1 . gf 2 Y, I J V .ij - Y :XJ . f U If ff X 'lj' C Y, , I 1 . , . 5, . ,v 'L' lf - , .j .X - I A , IA , w , ev A 1 x If I 1 ' ,V ,I f' ,J V , , f 1 I V If ' N ., X L I I . J I W! lf N J U. , Ay! A PV xp ,f f ., ,Nj A- J xg' 'V ,I , - .N 1 - . I 'X ,I kg K 1 I , vw Q ' If 1 Ife 4 1 I - ' X' I I U I , A f . I Y ' lf J I 'J ' 'K rf ' 1 ff ly .1 VI if '1 If rf V I J f I X U J. Aff, V . I V pl-7 ,U -I 12 f J I Rj U 4, V X K 1 ., x, , , I ' 1' X' f'w Y qv M Y X U 1' N V O X , I yr IX 7 4 Y I 111 ,Af h JJ XV' r 1 , X' . , fl. VV- , Ixsfx ff in-at 594 milk, 'HMM 'E 1 W 3,55 'W -M 'E WWW' MITCHELL BROS DRILLING CONTRACTORS Thomas A Mltchell Q B Mltchell Phone 6176 Phone 6381 GRAHAM S Wearlng Apparel for Men and Boys S Arrow Shlrts Florsheim Shoes Dobbs Hats Samsonite Luggage Phone 5 Carm1 lll1no1s SERVICE STATION Mam Cross 6. Cherry Phone 5742 Buy Your Needs At KBOGER S LIVE BETTER FOR LESS We G1ve Top Value Stamps VELMA S BEAUTY SHOP Velma Staley Rural Route l Phone 3252 I 3 ,Zi V01 3 . 5' f ,164 Q . jj. 1, vi 5 1 5 'AY . V- fr MM, V,V,,,,w,W,,,rh V XM, Q ' ' , gnu, , A ' , A ,rr, ,l.r I ..l,. , ,....,., I --, . I I I , I ir . ,K . 'k i' ' . 847 ', ' ' I I CIIRMI GARDEN OI' MEMORIES Whrte County s Most Beautrful Cemetery 0 BEAUTIFUL 0 RELIGIOUS 0 FLORAL GARDENS That the Beauty of Llfe May Survive Non sectanan Property Located Hxghway No 460 3 MIIGS West of Carml Illmoxs Xxx KL-7 Z CONGRATULATIONS Success To You Graduates from REBSTOCK BROTHERS Carrm I111no1s Texaco Gasolme Texaco Motor O11 BERNIE S SHELL SERVICE 322 E Mam Phone 8 9271 FASHIGN SHOPPE The Shop for the Woman Who Cares ZOO East Mcun Carrm I111no1s i U 1 I Q - . , . . . ffxw I X, ' IN v 4, ,f ,' ' . 477 I , , .. .. so 1... FOR FUTURE SECURITY DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY INTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OI' CARMI Savmgs and Checkmg Account SPECK S BARBERSHOP Arcade Bu11dU1g Carm1 I111no1s DR E R VEATCH OPTOMETRIST POOL EQUIPMENT CO State Route No I East Mercury Motors Crosby Boats Master Craft Traxlers Home11te Cham Saws Phone 6101 Carml I1l1no1s ARTISTIC BEAUTY LOUNGE Indlvzdual Hcnr Stylmg Arcade Bu11d1ng Phone 4 4911 Mr Lowes CABMI BOWL AMF Automatic Pmspoffers 420 East Mam Phone 8 8171 13 'k 'A' t . if . . Member F.D.I.C. T ' I AT THE END OF THE TRAIL We have finally reach- ed the end ot our tour through the school year. For the members of the senior class, once outside the door, your days at Carmi High Will be bee hind you. The rest ot you will be back next year and in following years to encounter the joys and sorrows that go along with obtaining a high school education. Your H359 Carmian will always be a reminder of the ffnorable events of the lfE3 59 Srhool year,