Carrier Mills High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Carrier Mills, IL)

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We were proud of the following members who made honor students: Arthur Ammon, John E. Austin, Mary Baker, Dorothy' Bynum, Pearl Dallas, Aileen Davenport, A.' J. Henshaw, Loretta Lanton, Ruby Morse, Carroll Rector, and Bernice Russell. Our social activity for this year was a Christmas party at the gymnasium. Games, gifts, candy, fire crackers, and a real Christmas spirit made it a gala event. Time marched on and we became juniors. Our number had decreased to forty-six. 'We had some new members added to our facultyi' Mr. Trammell as principal, Miss Fugate as music teacher, and Mr. Loy as commercial teacher. Mr. Phillips left us during Thanksgiving vacation and Mrs Goddard came to fill the vacancy. We also had Mr. Whiting, Mr. Flener, Miss Dean, and Miss Mathis as our teachers. Our honor'students werez' Arthur Ammon, John E. Austin, Mary Baker, 'Pearl Dallas, Aileen Davenport, Clyde Harris, A. J. Henshaw, Loretta Lanton, Ruby Morse, Glenn Pankey, and Bernice Russell. . One of the most important events of the year was the banquet we gave in honor of the seniors. It was held May 6 at the C. M. H. S. gymnasium. A delicious dinner was pre- pared by the cooking class. We ended the term of school with a picnic at Bellesmith Springs. Time is passing more swiftly. We not have thirty-nine dignified seniors with Miss Dean as our sponsor. We were sorry to ,lose Miss Bailey, one of our new faculty members, but glad to welcome Miss Birlingmier. We are proud of the fact that we are the first class to gradu- ate from the new Community High School. All through our high school career we have been active in the intellectual meets. Of course we didn't come back with all the banners but we did our best. ' We are proud of'the following honor pupils: Arthur Ammon, John E. Austin, Mary Baker,'Pear1 Dallas, Aileen Davenport, Billy Kirts, Loretta Lanton, Ruby Morse, and Bernice Russell. We have not lacked entertain- ment this year. we have had a party and a weiner roast. Everyone had an enjoyable time at both events. It is with mingled pride and regret that we leave the C. M. C. H. S.--pride in our hard-won' laurels and regret that our high school days are done. ,