Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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BARNES ENGRAVINGS BY STRIPICO SYNDICATE CARTHAGE, MISSOURI PRINTING BY PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY CARTHAGE, MISSOURI PLASTIC BINDING AND COVERS BY BECKTOLD COMPANY ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI I-I 1 'A I-IALLIBURTON HOUGI-I 1 A Talole of pp' Contents -, School Campus ............... .... . .. Carthaginian Queen ..... ij-4 , ADMINISTRATION Board of Education .....,. Faculty ......................... 7 CLASSES Senior Class Officers ...... - Senior Class Pictures ...... Senior Class Honors ....... W- Senior Class Play ..... Senior Class Forum ...... 1 Junior Class Officers .... l J Junior Class Pictures ............ Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore 'Class Pictures ..... 75 Assemblies .............................. .l Freshman Class Officers ..... Freshman Class Pictures ....... ul ORGANIZATIONS Altrurian ............... '7 Aristonian ...... Forum .............. French Club ..... Girl Reserves ..... I i L.. t Girl Scouts ........... ....... .. Hi-Y Club ................................ National Honor Society ,.,.................... ..,! Olympian .... . ................................................ Saber Chain and R. O. T. C. Staff ....... Spanish Club .............................................. Masque and Sandal Dramatic Club ....... -, .. ACTIVITIES ,T Debate Teams ...... Publications ....... .. lVIusic ................ Operetta ...... Military l Athletics ...... M., FOOTNOTES 1 Year in Review ...,.. Patrons ................., ...S Index ..... ai 1 5 J- Editor-in-Chief l938 CARTHAGINIAN Page 2 ' 6 9 10 17 18 31 32 33 37 38 43 44 48 49 50 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 71 72 74 76 79 84 95 99 .........10O JAY PHILLIPS Business Manager l938 CARTHAGINIAN vi EDDIE CANTQR 20th Century-Fox Star ATTENDANTS B89 L Q Af'-My . -3 'QI M. '-mv? 11 ,3.g. . W , .ui k 1 - A - iffni lL +11 In -lL' 'fflil V A SECTION ONE J. L. CAMPBELL Superintendent AT CARTERVILLE GAME ADMINISTRATIGN 4 zu.-guamnrz: ADMINISTRATICDN THE Carthage public school system. is governed by. a Board of Educa- tion lconsisting of six members. Executing the decisions of this group is the Superintendentof Schools. A q l The Carthage High School, a division of the system, consists of thirty-four faculty members. These thirty-four are under the jurisdiction of a Principal. V p E P L.- IIC l I I Lvl I I lf lf' 5. J' ,vwii ,. I I s l I Z 1 I 6, . I 4 I N 3 c K i 3 u 1 i i 1 1 5 if 9 ff, , . 1 2 af-' Y Q 5 5 5 ' , Q xx ' , X a ul ,,. xx X fx . A-N65 Q l . .CN J P A I lv , ' 1. I ,F My 1 .1 , f 2 x . - W- It .P S 1 'x .' ' 2 .K , Q' 'ae X h if ,g I a 2' 7? , 9 M .9 5 ' T M A , N 1 ,f N ,x Q - S , ef, 'S ff Lgwli N - -ww, . 'I Q W , . . 5 l ' 1 su ,ff ' Qt N l B R x, --m. A., X VN x aw c Pg E ' ' ., W W- 2 :VA I V ,g V 4 X ? A , 12 , N ' X XN'Xx , X , X N Qi f ,, f X WM 4 W1 wx mwwmwwv Q Q f Z f 7 f Z f Z, 2 Z f, Z 5, , K ENNNWNNQM f ,f ff' f K f f ff fi M NNN-.-A Q N mxwxmwxgmx Q NYM- THE faculty of the Carthage High School during the past school year has been composed of thirty-four instructors under the supervision of Principal W. R. Rice. Almost everyone of the thirty-four faculty members has acted as adviser for some high school organization or other activity. Others of the thirty-four have served as members of high school committees that planned Weekly convocation programs and have made recommendations concerning grading and so forth. Faculty disussions Were held at fre- quent intervals during the school year. The various instructors have maintained half-hour help classes starting at 3 :30 each school afternoon. During this period students were given special individual attention. Faculty parties for the entire public school system Were given once every two months at the Recreation Center of the high school. Y .O f wwf. L , ,,,. . xl, . 'lpn , A :V , ..,...o-l xt i' g:+'Fa -Q 1-sr e Lf A Q! K S J H, V !, X,X . E iU,i.h fm,-5,X L. A --3'.:x,X ,. Xt .. j 'lf,,L...:. ' . 'L 'K , i lg - ,V .. , . .L. W f f 0 ., , V 'f 7 1 DKK 1 ,ffnvo 4 f -1 M f Earl Amos General Science and Agriculture. Base- ! ball coach. Forum Club adviser. Fresh- man section. i I Virgil P. Barlcer Bookkeeping. Convocation Committee. Junior section. I l I . Alice Benelce I Home Economics and Foods. Aristonian Literary Society adviser. Freshman - section. I I I I 1 Mayor E. R. Block l R. O. T. C. unit cornmandant. Jessie Cary Geometry, Algebra and Trigonometry. Masque and Sandal Dramatic Club ad- 1 viser. Senior section. I 1 Clovis G. Craig i Chemistry. Assistant football and bas- ? ketball coach. Sophomore section. If I 1 BETWEEN CLASSES MISS IRWIN MR. GOCKEL MISS BENEKE Nettie Curry Clothing. Convocation Committee. Elizabeth Davis English. Carthaginian adviser. Junior section. Thomas G. Dunphy Biology. Football, basketball and track coach. Sophomore section. Stella Earnest French. French Club adviser. Junior section. Mrs. Blanche Fabyan Study Hall. National Honor Society adviser. Senior section. I-larry C. Goclcel American and Missouri History. Debate adviser. Freshman section. I2 .J T I .J r i T .J 'I I I W A 'x J AFI - I iq V I 1 . I Iv- .- I 1 I' L. i L 1 1 1 Q 5 Q L 4 Z 5 1 V - I I I .. '1 H Ph 'lm 'I rn Wh 'H Q4 - I 1 .J T J '5 I 1 I .J ...X -J I .J -r. .J -1 J 'T J Cl Louise Halliburton Latin. Senicr class adviser. Senior section. Sergeant L. P. l-lopp R. O. T. C. Drill anrl Science. May l-l ulcill Library. Virginia lrwin Social Science. Olympian Literary Society adviser. Freshman section. Sylvia Jones Study Hall and Art. Girl Reserves and Girl Scouts adviser. Freshman section. Irene Kirlce Spanish. Spanish Club adviser. Sopho- more section. PAUSES SERGEANT HOPP MR. RICHARDS COACH CRAIG I3 Flora Marsh English. Carthaatinian adviser. Senior section. Thelma Marsh English. Carthaginian adviser. Junior section. Ellie Sue McAmis Stenography. Tiger Tales adviser. Junior Section. Anna McMurtry Algebra. Junior class adviser. Junior section. Arria Murto Algebra and Arithmetic. Sophomore class adviser. Sophomore section. Elizabeth Peiiier American and World History. Convo- cation Committee. chairman. Sopho- more section. Mrs. Blanche Prater School Nurse. Frances Ragsciaie Music. Glee Club adviser. Bruce D. Richards Manual Training and Mechanical Diawing. Freshman class adviser. Freshman section. Marian Scott English and Social Science. Tiger Tales adviser. Senior Class Play di- rector. Louise Shoemake Typewriting. Tiger Tales adviser. Junior sect1on. S. L. Stine Band, Orchestra and Drum Corps. A 4 IJ .. ,Q V ,-are ,, .1 Elinor Tucker ff Girls' Physical Education and Swim- 'i'v ff' ming. ivlig- S ff fi .1 li Ly' Z -. riff f 3xQ::,.?l'. ig, ., ep -. K' f' li ' Mrs. Christine Webster English. Altrurian Literary Society ad- ' T' lf ff . viser. Freshman section. 'Q' Paul T. Wickham Physics. Sophomore section. if T i . 'Q E. M. Yancey if C' Manual Training. .ii . E . f l E 1 5 s i U 4 ,,f Y y i f i it 'TWT Sl-IADOWS A DECEMBER SNOW COVERED CAMPUS 1 SECTION TWG SUNDIAL On Campus Walk BETWEEN BUILDINGS CLASSES ,,,qp9'fK CLASSES AVPPROXIMATELY 700 students compose the Carthage High School Of this number, nearly 150 are seniors 200 are Juniors 140 are sophomores, and 200 are freshmen. . Each class maintains its own governing system A faculty member acts as adviser for each group. s KEY TO SENIOR STATISTICS Y CID Freshman Y a f2J Sophomore I co Junior Year MI Senior Year ,.-- 'Q nav' 'T I 3 ,,.rJ 3 WV , 'H 'l WMV' Z :.- 'H nd 1 A av' -5 .J Q 7 J 'T' -r 1 l if i .3 ' s fl I 2 U l l l i 1 w l . sl T li' if l l ii ll li WILBUR CLINGAN LLOYD ROBINSON MARGARET WOOD MARTHA O'BARR President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Executive Committee Curlee, Daugherty, Hamilton, Schrantz, Williams, il Albritton, Henry. ' Clingan, Wood, Robinson, O'Barr, Cash, Scoville, Hough. A l c:ol.oRs Morro FLOWER l Old Rose and Silver We Build the Ladder by Which We Rise Rose ll ll LL business of this year's senior class was handled through an execu- fl tive committee of nine members. This committee was elected by the class as a Whole. The group chosen to this position simmered down de- tail Work to brief reports on which the entire class took action. The class acted as sponsor for the annual class play which was directed by Miss Marian Scott of the English department. Proceeds from the play Went towards a class memorial. The school's Various organizations planned dances and dinners in honor of their senior members. Churches of the city also entertained their congregation members who were seniors. The annual senior class assembly Was presented late in May. Miss Louise Halliburton was sponsor for the class this year. Doris Abram Commercial course. Enicl Albritton Commercial course. Senior Executive Committee. Aristonian Q31 Q41. Olym- pian Q11. Tiger Tales Q41. Masque and Sandal Q41. Everett AIumbaugI1 Commercial course. Robert Arr English course. I-IazeI Babcock English course. Irma Lee Ball English course. Aristonian Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Latin Club Q11 Q21. Masque and Sandal Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Girls' Glee Club Q21 Q31 Q41. DANCING ANNUAL OCTOBER TRI-CLUB DANCE Robert Barton Commercial course. Hi-Y Q11. Foot- ball Q31 Q41. Basketball 415 Q21 Q31 Q41. Baseball Q21 Q31 Q41. Washington Beclcer Commercial course. Entered from Car- terville, Missouri, sophomore year. Loeta Bennett English course. Spanish Club Q11. Drum Corps Q31 Q41. Robert Blase English course. French Club Q31 Q41. Arlene Boyd Commercial course. Girl Reserves Q11 Q21. Girl Scouts Q31. Olympian Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Latin Club Q31. Paul Brizencline English course. Spanish Club Q11 Q21. Orchestra Q11 Q21 Q31. Band Q11 Q21 Q31. Boys' Glee Club Q41. I8 F Q- 3 1 I' l I -1 V l 1 F L V 1 7. I T.. Z ,-. 1 - X ,Q Ib Q L 'F .-L ..,. -I 'T .J ,-I -r ui I I wi -f li il il 11 T up I x.-I -l I I I 'l T l I I E '-5 . QF :E 1 ,iq I -4 7 -4' P .1 3 - P an .1 Y I.. F' c 2 L I' Q l Q 1 Q l .5 i +- P' .. P4 pl: 5 f'-vi T Tu 2. if -J 'Q f-I .J -- f-r, .J T I J J l .4 .J ..4 7 .4 ,.. .J ... .4 James Brown . Science course. Football 135 145. Virginia Bruce Commercial course. Masque and Sari- dal 135 145. Leland Bryant English course. French Club 135. John Brydges English course. Forum 145. Masque and Sandal 145. Saber Chain 145. Boys' Glee Club 125 135 145. Ruby Joe Burlcs Emrlish course. Spanish Club 115 125. Drum Corps 135. Inez Joy Cash Commercial course. Senior Executive Committee. Girl Reserves 125. Tiger Tales 145. Orchestra 125. FOOTBALL INSTALLIN6 NIGHT LIGHTS AT HAWTHORNE FIELD I9 Robert Clarlc English course. Entered from Mary- ville, Missouri, senior year. Cartha- ginian 145. Boys' Glee Club 145. Oper- etta 145. Wilbur Lee Clingan English course. Class President 135 145. Senior Executive Committee. For- um 135 145. Hi-Y 115 125. National Honor Society 135 145. Spanish Club 115 125. Tiger Tales 145. Saber Chain 145. Lion Cub 145. Raymon Cole English course. Latin Club 115. Donald Comer Commercial course. Spanish Club 115. Football 135 145. Basketball 115 125 135 145. Track 125 135 145. Robert Comer Commercial course. French Club 135. spanish Club 115 125 135 ffm. saber- Chain 145. Maurice Corcler English course. Football 135 145. ,flea Willis Corder English cou1se Football Q21 Q31 Q41. Basketball Q21 Q31 Q41. Max Cornett Commei cial coui se John Cox English course Latin Club Q21. Tiger 1' les Q31 Q41 Masque and Sandal Q31 Q41 Boys Glee Club Q21 Q31 Q41. Opeietta Q41 Ma ry Crayton Home Economics course. French Club Q31 Q41. Girl Reserves Q21 Q31. Addean Curlee English course. Senior Executive Com- mittee. Aristonian Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Masque and Sandal Q31 Q41. Girls' Glee Club Q31 Q41. Edward Darrow Modern Language course. Forum Q31 Q41. H1-Y Q11. S1J2l.l,1SI1 Club Q11 Q21. C-arthaginian Q11. Tig-gcr Tales Q31 Q41. Masque and Sandal Q31 Q41. Orches- tra Q31. Band QI1 Q21 Q31 Q41. Wnfb- stcr Q21. Senior Class Play. FOOTBALL HAWTHORNE FIELD AND NIGHT LIGHTS Dorothy Daugherty English course. Senior Executive Com- mittee. Girl Reserves Q11 Q21 Q31. Olympian Q21 Q31 Q41. Masque and Sandal Q31 Q41. Drum Corps Q31 Q41. Senior Class Play. BeverIy Jane Davis English course. Girl Reserves Q11 Q21 441- .H ri Donald Davis Science course. Orchestra Q21 Q31. Band Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Boys' Glee Club Q21 Q31. Football Q41. Senior Class Play. JeweII DiIIon Commercial course. Tiger Tales Q31 C41- Robert Dunham English course. Entered from Nixa, Missouri, freshman year. Latin Club Q21 Q31. Masque and Sandal Q41. Or- chestra Q31 Q41. Saber Chain Q41. Band Q21 Q31 Q41. Esther Elsey Commercial course. Carthaginian Q41. Tiger Tales Q41. 20 F' i ,- i ,Q 1 v-4 X1 1 Q, 1 1 1 'il ,1 i 'ht 1 .J H -J Ti .J nu .J 'H .JI li fi .A fi fi I I ..I rn IL I ... 'F .J fi I I .1 '51 I I .I rv. TF Vi J p l , 34' . V 2 l I 'Y ,, ip i ,- i 1' .- 4' 3 4- Q 4- tv .Q Of 4 -Q- 4' Q 4- Q -1 Q Z 5 R up- M ! L 1! . iv fi H li W H 'H 'Q l 'H 1 , 'Q in .- 1-Q .J 'hu i .4 -J- .L 'T f-n J r .Ji r Ji Geneva Farley Ccmmercial course. Earnest Ford Commercial course. Eugene Fullerton English course. Latin Club 111 121. Masque and Sandal 111 121 131 141. Orchestra 111 121 131. Saber Chain 141. Band 121 131. Boys' Glce Club 121 131 141. Operetta 131 141. Delma Garrison Commercial course. lrene Garrison Commercial course. Sherman Garrison Girl Reserves 141. Commercial course. French Club 131. FOOTBALL COMPLETED PASS 2I IN JOPLIN GAME Albert Greninger, Jr. Science course. Hi-Y 111. Boys' Glee Club 131 141. Da na Grieb English course. Ruth Grimes Commercial course. Aristonian 121 131 141. Masque and Sandal 111 121 131. Drum Corps 131. Glen l-laggarcl English course. Entered from Monett, Missouri, freshman year. Glenn Haggard Commercial course. Football 141. Ras- ketball 131. Glenn l-laley Commercial course. Hi-Y 111. Span ish Club 121. Max Hamilton English course. Entered from Belle- ville, Illinois, junior year. Senior Executive Committee. Arthur Harbison English course. Entered from Alba, Missouri, sophomore year. Orchestra 121 141- Austin Harrison Science course. Hi-Y 111 121 131 141. Spanish Club 111. Carthaginian 131. Tiger Tales 141. Football 111 121 131. Basketball 121 131. Track 111 121 131- Fern Hartley Commercial course. Latin Club 121. Tiger Tales 141. Girls' Glee Club 121 131 141- Carroll Hendrickson English course. Lyster Hendrix Manual Training course. French Club 131 141. Tiger Tales 131 141. FOOTBALL TEAM AND SPECTATORS AT WEBB CITY GAME Beulah Hendry English course. Entered from Kellogg Idaho, senior year. Betty Jo Henry English course. Entered from Avilla Missouri, sophomore year. Senior Exec utive Committee. Olympian 131 141 Drum Corps 131 141. Velma Herrell A Commercial course. Girl Reserves 121 Louise Hiclcsman Commercial course. Latin Club 111. Richard Hill Manual Training course. Doris Hixson English course. Girl Reserves 111 Spanish Club 111 121. 22 5 la 5 1 1 L 5 1 l 4 1-.4 v- .. fs l.. P L1 'T' l v nm 1 .. .. Winiired Hoclcett English course. Spanish Club 111. Girls' Glee Club 121 131 1-11. Senior Class Play. Harland Hoolinagle Commercial course. Samuel Hoolcer English course. Boys' Glee Club 131 141- Halliburton Hough English course. Senior Executive Com- mittee. Forum Club 131 141. Nation- al Honor Society 131 141. Debate Team 111 121 131 141. Curthaxrinian 111 1311 141. Tigger Tales 121 1231 141. Masque and Sandal 111 121 131 141. Webster Club 121. Citizenship Award 121. Oratorienl Contest 121 131, Jus- per County and Seven County Winner 141. Lion Club 141. State legislation winner, high school 141. Quill and Scroll 141. Senior Class Play. William Howard Scif-nf-e course. Genevieve Huntley Emrlish c-ourse. Latin Club 111. MILITARY R. O. T. C. DECEMBER BOX SUPPER 23 Ruth Jacobs Home Etononiics Course, Winiired Kirby Commercial Course. Entered from Oli laholna City, Olilnhonm, senior year. Hester Helen Lacy English course. Entered from llumuns ville, Missouri, senior yezlr. Donald Lauderdale English course. Spanish Club 111. Dorothy Lawson CUlTln'19l'1'i2ll c-ourse. Latin Club 121 Timer Tales 111. Girls' Glen- Club 121 1131 141. H arold Long Ensilish 1-ourse. Clyde Love English course. iw' '1 1 'Ff': . -ev' if Ruth Loveless Commercial course. Girl Reserves Q11 Q21. Latin Club Q11 Q21. Karl Mahan English course. Class President Q11. Forum Q31 Q41. l-lelen Marretl: Commercial course. Charles Edward Matchael English course. Wayne Matheny English course. French Club Q31 Q41. Hi-Y Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Carthagrinian Q31 .,.,. , - 1 LQ i. ',i, '-1.: - Q fi CHRISTMAS SCHOOL DECORATIONS ON ROOF OF FOYER Norman Mauldin English course. Entered from Six Mile, South Carolina, senior year. French Club Q41. Orchestra Q41. Band 141- ' llene McFadden Commercial course. Girl Reserves Q21 Q31- John McNew English course. Latin Club Q11 Q21. ' Football Q41. l-lelen Mevey English course. Girl Reserves Q11 Q31 Q41- Charles Miller English course. Webster Q21. Saber Chain Q41. Boys' Glee Club Q41. Op- eretta Q41. lrene Miller English course. Entered from Kansas City, Missouri, sophomore year. French Club Q31 Q41. 214 ix r. id 21 51. l31 bel' OD- iSaS nch 1 1 L 9 1 11 1 5 Bonnie Lee Mitchell Commercial course. Entered from Avil- la, Missouri, junior year. Girl serves 141. Chester Mitchell Commercial course. Juanita Moore English course. Entered from Avilla, Missouri, junior year. Olympian 131 141- Claude Morgan English course. Forum 131 141. Hi-Y 111. Latin Club 111 121. Saber Chain 141. Webster 111 121. Senior Class Play. Marvin Moyer Science course. Spanish Club 121 131. Paul Murrell Commercial course. Spanish Club 121 131. Carthayzinian131. CHRISTMAS PRACTICE FOR CAROLING AT HAWTHORNE FIELD 25 AW' Mary Frances Nesbitt Ccmmercial course. Aristonian 121 1351 1-11. Masque and Sandal 111 121 1 131. Drum Corps 1311. Martha Lee O'Barr English course. Entered from Little- ton, Colorado, scphomurc year. Sgnior Executive Committee. Aristonian 131 1511. Spanish Club 121. Carthaginian 1231 1111. Masque and Sandal 1211. Saber Chain 1-11. Girls' Glec Club 121 1-11. Opcrctta 111. Robert Overby English course. Forum Club 131 1-11. Hi-Y 111. Henry Owen English course. French Club 1251 1111. Spanish Club 111 121. William Pattison Commercial course. Mildred Peiter Crmmercial course. Girl Reserves 1331. Olympian 1251 1'11. Latin Club 111 121. Carthauinian 1-11. Masque and Sandal 111 121 1231 1-11. Orchestra 111 121 131. Drum Corps 1331 1-11. liand 111 121 1411. Sc-nior Class Play. Dwain Pendleton Commercial course. Entered from In- dependence, Kansas, sophomore year. French Club Q31 Q41. Hi-Y Q21 Q41. Track Q31. Betty Pettigrew English course. Glrl Reserves Q11. Latin Club Q11 Q21. Girls' Glee Club Q21 Q31 Q41- Jay Phillips English course. Hi-Y Q11. Carthagin- ian Q31 Q41. Tiger Tales Q31. Masque and Sandal Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Orches- tra Q31 Q41 . Saber Chain Q41 . Band Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Lion C-lub Q41. Katherine Phillips Commercial course. Aristonian Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Latin Club Q11. Tiger Tales Q41. Masque and Sandal Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Drum Corps Q31. Girls' Glee Club Q21 Q31 Q41. OperettaAQ31 Q41. Fern Piercy Commercial course. Girl Rescrves Q11 Q21 431- . Robert Porter English course. Boys' Glee Club Q31 Q41. O11Gl'Gllt3.QZl1. BASKETBALL MUSIC AT THE HALF BY THE BAND Clyde Potter Commercial course. Roscoe Pryor Commercial course. Lawrence Ray, Jr. English course. Entered from Kansas City, Missouri, junior year. Masque and Sandal Q41. Band Q31 Q41. Hi-Y Q41. Dorothy Rice English course. Altrurian Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Girl Scouts Q31. National Honor Society Q31 Q41. Latin Club Q11 Q21. Carthaginian Q11. Masque and Sandal Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Drum Corps Q31. Girls' Glee Club Q21 Q31 Q41. Oper- etta Q41. Leonard Robinson English course. Class President . Q21 Q31 Senior Executive Committee. Hi-Y . Football Q31. Boys' Glee Club Q31 Q41. Operetta Q41. Senior Class Play. Howard Rogers English course. French Club Q31 Q41 Boys' Glee Club Q21 Q31 Q41. 26 -,. 41 ' .J .J 7 1 l ... , nn- i i J I P X- L I ,J 1 J i 11 L i Vi Ls v l l 1 F' L l J L 1 i ti J 1 1 l r 'I ,, Imogene Roper Commercial course. Entered from Jas- per, Missouri, sophomore year. Girl Reserves 141. Girl Scouts 131. Span- ish Club 121 131. vu Martha Ross 1 English course. Girl Reserves 121. Olympian 111 121. Latin Club 111 'V 121. Carthaginian 131 141. Masque and Sandal 131 141. Drum Corps C' 131 145- Fredriclc Rountree English course. Forum 131. Hi-Y 111 l 121. Carthaginian 131. l l Q Byron Rush English course. Forum 131 141. Hi- Y 111. Tiger Tales 141. Basketball 121. ... ,n - Matt Rush English course. Football 111. .4 -r Carl Scheerer Enulish course. Hi-Y 131. Football 141- .4 7 T l l A 'l 4 'T F J -1 A Q DANCING FORUM ENTERTAINS AT MID-WINTER DANCE 7 27 Dorothy Schrantz English course. Senior Executive Com- mittee. Altrurian 111 121 131 141. National Honor Society 131 141. Latin Club 111 121. Carthaginian 131 141. Tiger Tales 141. Masque and Sandal 111 121 131 141. Girls' Glee Club 121 141- John Scott English course. Forum 131 141. Hi-Y 111. Webster 111 121. Latin Club 111. Carthaginian 131 141. Boys' Glec Club 131. Morgan Scoville English course. Senior Executive Com- mittee. Hi-Y 111 121 131 141. Tiger Tales 141. Masque and Sandal 141. Lorraine Shank English course. Girl Reserves 111. Latin Club 111. Audley Sink English course. Spanish Club 111. Carthaginian 121. Joseph Smith Science course. SNOW CHANGING BUILDINGS IN DECEMBER FLURRIES ,- '-1 1 ? ,.,, If .-4 Marlorie Smith Commercial course. Gul Reserves 111. Spanish Club 111 121. I:ranI4ie Marie Spence English course. Entered from Granby, Missouri, junior year. Cleona Staats English course. French Club 131 141. Girl Reserves 121 131 141. Marlon Staats English course. Football 131 141. Track 121 131. Wilbur Stemmons Science course. Hi-Y 141. Anna Claire Steward English course. Altrurian 111 121 131 141. National Honor Society 31 141. Latin Club 111 121. Carthaginian 141. Tiger Tales 121. Masque and Sandal William Sutton English course. Gerald Tatum Commercial course. Hi-Y 141. Orches- tra 121 131 141. Saber Chain 141. Band 111 121 131 141. Lucille TiIIer Commercial course. Pauline Tiller Commercial course. Girls' Glee Club 131. Reba Turner Commercial course. Girl Reserves 121. Spanish Club 111. Masque and Sandal 131- Dorothy DeIIe Ulcena Commercial course. Aristonian 131 141. Latin Club 111 121. Tiger Tales 131 141. Masque and Sandal 111 121 131 141. D1-um col-ps 131 141. D4-um COFDS 131 14.1 Girl's Glee Club 121 131 141. Operetta 141. ,-4 ,,- .- 1: -.E lv Q an W 1: ,,.. .... -u 1 V' 1 ill 1 , 1 I- V all-4 ri- I I f'm id l. L. --A I ,-- I, -ia 1 LM u-,ui Vim -,-nr .QE L.. 11. -Y -E L-4. ,ug 28 ...Jr L. - ., u- ' '1 .-, -. v- A 'l 1 .. 1 E iq - L u hu Q 5 S 5- L b Q 5 4 Dorothy Vawter English course. French Club 131 141. Masque and Sandal 141. Girls' Glee Club 121 131 141. Dolores Ann Vivion Commercial course. Aristonian 111 121 131 141. Latin Club 111. Tiger Tales 121. Masque and Sandal 111 121 131 141. Drum Corps 131 141. Girls' Glee Club 121 131 145. Dortha Wakefield English course. Girl Reserves 111 121 131. Olympian 121 131 141. Orchestra 121 131 141. Drum Corps 131 141. Band 111 121 131 141. Addie Wardle Commercial course. Aristonian 111 121 131 141. Latin Club 111 121. Masque and Sandal 131 141. Drum Corps 131. Senior Class Play. Keel: Whaley English course. Entered from Mount Vernon, Missouri, senior year. Wilma Wiclcstrom English course. French Club 131. Drum Corps 131 141. COAL QUEEN DOROTHY RICE, CANDIDATE FOR COAL QUEEN 29 James Wiggins Enfxlish course. Webster' 111 121. Sue Ellen Williams English course. Entered from Bran- son, Missouri, sophomore year. French Club 131 141. Virginia Williams English course. Senior Executive Com- mittee. Altrurian 111 121 131 141. National Honor Society 131 141. Lat- in Club 111 121. Carthaginian 111. Tiger Tales 131 141. Masque and San- dal 111 121 131 141. Girls' Glee Club 121. James Willoughby Manual Training course. Willard Wilson English course. Hi-Y 141. Margaret Wood Commercial course. Senior Executive Committee. French Club 131. Girl Reserves 111. National Honor Society 131 141. Carthaizinian 131 141. Girls' Glee Club 131. Loy Yeoman English course. Hi-Y QU Q21 Q31 Basketball C11 C21 C31 QM. Dolores Yost Commercial course. Girl Reserves flj Latin Club 125. Robert Zinn English course. Hi-Y Q33 MJ. LATE SENIOR ENTRIES Victoria Evans Entered from Buffalo, Missouu sen ior year. Billie Plume Entered from Mount Vernon, Missouu senior year. AROUND THE SCHOOL SENIORS HAVE KID DAY JONES AND A BLACK EYE THIS GROUP WAS PLANNED TENNIS CHAMPION OPERETTA o'BARR AND CLARK FULLERTON AND CHUNN ROBINSON AND UKENA 30 VIRGINIA WILLIAMS FIRST HONOR STUDENT MARGARET WOOD ROBERT DUNHAM Citizenship Award Citizenship Award D. A. R. ROTARY CLUB SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS I STVirginia Williams 5- 2--Dorothy Schrantz 5E 3-Anna Claire Steward 8 3--Margaret Wood 9 5-Robert Dunham IO I 3I Geneva Farley James Wyatt Mildred Peiter Halliburton l-lough --Dana Oriel: DOROTHY SCI-IRANTZ SECOND HONOR STUDENT ESTI-IER ELSEY Citizenship Award UNIVERSITY WOMEN JOY CASH Commercial Award BUSINESS WOMEN THE DEATH BED SCENE MRS SPANGLER AND MISS COREY ,NNT ANNE AND HOWARD HAD THE LEADS CAST OF SPRING FEVER Howard Brant Anne Purcell Ed Burns ........ Lou Herron .... ..................Hall1burton Hough ........Dorothy Daugherty Darrow .......Marguerite Yancer. Vic Lewis .......... .......... C laude Morgan Vivian George ...... .............. A ddie Wardle Mrs. Spangler ...... ...... W inifred Hockett Henry Purcell ...... ........... D onald Davis Phoebe Purcell ............ ......... V irginia Bruce Maude Corey ............................ Mildred Peiter Professor Virgil Bean ........ Robert Dunham Dr. Dixon .................... , .... Leonard Robinson Directed by Miss Marian Scott '.5i' 3i1:f 1 I ' - ,- .if :EN , , ,if B I .EEIII TD f 2 1' II 12.12-.1 -'1?1q:q::4::I I ' 55 1,1Iw1 .- 5: 111 ,I 2 fi A .... I . .ff J III? rm, 1 III' IiiI I I Ii53I51I'1?E5I5'iI- I 1 ' Iw i: If Is- 'I - I II'I':Nf ' I IIj 'IIIiIiIi' 1 :ez ' .. b .. , ' . . . 'JE'tf f AND imc at 1 'C irif- VIVIA N I ii liii I INTO EXPLOSION FACTORY PROF. AND AUNT MAUDE UNDRESSIN6 MR. PURCELL 'U' Y- I' P' 'Ii 1' V' 'T 7- T' pf lu' l .4 W 'V .- as ,- 1 In ,- -v A Q ,p L an P 4 fd-A. 1 x NAME Doris Marie Abram Enid Maye Albritton Everett Alumbaugh Robert Arr Hazel Babcock Irma Lee Ball Robert Eugene Barton Washington Becker Loeta Bennett Robert Blase Arlene Boyd Paul Ewing Brizendine James T. Brown Virginia Agnes Bruce Leland Harvey Bryant John Brydges Ruby Josephine Burks Inez Joy Cash Robert Houston Clark Wilbur Lee Clingan Raymon Lafayette Cole Donald Dewey Comer Robert E. Comer Maurice DeLaine Corder Willis Charles Corder Orley Max Cornett John Calvin Cox Mary Adeline Crayton Addean Curlee Edward Ellis Darrow Mildred Dorothy Daugherty Beverly Jane Davis Donald Franklin Davis Jewell Von Dillon Robert Marion Dunham Esther Isabel Elsey Geneva Utonia Farley Earnest Spillman Ford SENIOR FORUM N ICKNAME Dorree N ene Alumbaugh Bob Babe Mastie Bob Wash Bennett Bob Bebe Duchin J. T. Brucie Deak Johnny Joe Jo Bob NVib Cole Don Cotton Gentleman Corder Bearded Wonder Trumpet Coxie Mac Dean Chesty Dot Bev Donald the Duck Dolittle Bob Eck Genete Ernie HOBBY Photography Drawing Stamps Souvenirs Souvenirs Match Folders Athletics Souvenirs Souvenirs Woodwork Photography Stamps Resting Tax Tokens Souvenirs Hunting Skating Songs Model Airplanes Magic Tricks Nature Women Swimming Girls Souvenirs Baseball Stamps Cooking Dancing Match Covers Reading Art Music Fishing Chemistry Tennis Photography Reading FUTURE JOB Secretary Stylist Lawyer Business Man Secretary Nurse Lawyer Bookkeeper Post Office Clerk Carpenter Doctor Globe Trotter Executive Ballet Dancer Machinist Millionaire Wife Singer Minister Engineer Telegrapher Business Man Swimming Teacher Fighter Football Coach Aviator Salesman Nurse Dietitian Journalist Reporter Dancing Teacher Engineer Business Man Chemical Engineer Secretary Stenographer Foreman 33 NAME Eugene D. Fullerton Delma Irene Garrison Irene Edith Garrison Sherman Franklin Garrison Albert Greninger Dana Maye Grieb Ruth Merritt Grimes Glen Edward Haggard Glenn Eugene Haggard Glenn Haley Max Kay Hamilton David Arthur Harbison Austin Allen Harrison Fern Nadine Hartley Carroll David Hendrickson Lyster D. Hendrix Beulah Irene Hendry Betty Jo Henry Velma Rose Herrell Mary Louise Hicksman Richard Garson Hill Doris Maxine Hixson Winifred Hockett William Harland Hoofnagle Samuel Edward Hooker E.. Halliburton Hough William Daniel Howard Genevieve Martha Huntley Ruth Elizabeth Jacobs Winifred Mae Kirby Hester Helen Lacy Donald Max Lauderdale Dorothy Elizabeth Lawson ,Harold Long Clyde Leo Love Dorothy Ruth Loveless Karl Franklin Mahan Helen Mae Marrett Charles Edward Matchael Wayne Matheny Norman Mauldin N ICKNAME Dynamite Dell Garrison Sherm Dimples Grieb Met Cradle Lilacs Hale Ham Harb Ienstein Fernebelle Hen Red Beulie Bets Chink Lizzy Dick Jimmie Winnie Hoofnagle Singin' Sam Hough Willie Genny Ruthie Winnie Lacy Don Dot Long Skyscraper Loveless Short Shorty Chuck Matheny Norm HOBBY Girls Songs Newspapers Nature Reading Charms Tennis Match Covers Stamps Stamps Books Farming Radio Pictures Motion Pictures Drawing Typing Photography Reading Architecture Manual Training Toy Dogs Dancing Leather Work Hunting Photography Stamps Reading Reading Souvenirs Swimming Amateur Radio 'Match Folders Drawing I Stamps Drawing Hunting Collections Taxidermy Drawing Music FUTURE JOB Singer Stenographer Stenography Farming County Agent Teacher Stenographer Army Officer Movies Engineer Old Man Farmer Electrical Engineer Stenographer Contractor Plane Draftsman Secretary Nurse Secretary Stenographer Carpenter Stage Director Dancer Tanner Government Job Radio-Newspaperman Merchant Journalist Secretary Secretary Teacher Engineer Secretary Draftsman Instructor Art Work Journalist Secretary Mechanic Agent Band Leader 4 :fl , ty -A 1 4 -Q F' U' di nv NAME Ilene McFadden John Phillip McNew Helen Lucille Mevey Charles T Miller Lillie Irene Miller Bonnie Lee Mitchell Chester Mitchell Juanita Ileen Moore Claude DVal Morgan M rvin Mardell Moyer Paul Wren Murrell P' -, AF, ' 'f . V V lf , . -v Y' ' :- I 1 ' 1 ' - T' ' ' 1 ,. , ' . 1 4 ' ' , . ,, 1- . 1 . . , . W' va ' ' n- T' ' I l JM- . F' .V 4., we my it 'E w - ..- A P! 1 Jw '1- ,- u T '- 1 f in J n A 1 A ir.. J- A A JL 'Wai Mary Frances Nesbitt Martha Lee O'Barr Robert Warren Overby Henry Willard Owen William Harold Pattison Mildred Eloise Peiter Howard Dwain Pendleton Betty Lou Pettigrew Jay Alden Phillips Katherine Ellen Phillips Fern Marguerite Piercy Robert James Porter Clyde Allen Potter Roscoe Pryor Lawrence Miller Ray Dorothy Jean Rice Leonard Lloyd Robinson Howard Bensing Rogers Imogene Roper Martha Frances Ross Fredrick H. Rountree Arville Matt Rush Byron Gale Rush Carl Russell Scheerer Dorothy Ellen Schrantz John Merritt Scott Morgan C. Scoville Mary Lorraine Shank Audley Sink Joseph Lester Smith ' 35 NICKNAME HOBBY FUTURE JOB Pug Reading Stenogiaphei Hutt Huntlllg Gow einment Job Wevey MUSE Music Teachei Chuck Tennis Salesman S J n Reading Secletaly T easy F01e1gH Money Office Woik Chet PICUIIGS Business Man Nita Reading Teacher Hoopie Work Shop Merchant Moyer Books Chemlgt Curley Baseball Doctol Balmy Golf Stenographer Teish Picture Books Nm-Se Bob WOIUGH Journalism Hem'-V Cars Racing Driver Bill W00dW0Tk Mechanic Mmm Photography Secretary Coontail Athletics Business Man Bets Charms Telephone Operator Jay Model Airplanes Chemical Engineer Katie Music Stenography Fernie Dancing Secretary Bob Loud Socks Shoeman P118 Experiments Farmer Rock Golf Golf Teacher Toots DeMolay Salesman Rice Knitting Teacher Popeye Girls Unemployed Pork Chop Driving Racing Driver Emmy Rocks Stenographer Pam Reading Doctor Hurl Used Cars Salesman Cat Fish Athletics Mechanic Byron Bagkeiball Diesel Engineer Boots Athletics Athletic Coach SCh1'aHtZ Photography Journalist Scott Hunting Electrical Engineer Scotchy Stamps Doctor Shank Sports Singer Jack Cars Bus Manager Joe Hunting Civil Engineer NAME Marjorie Dell Smith Frankie Marie Spence Cleona May Staats Marion Staats Wilbur Lewis Stemmons Anna Claire Steward William Algernon Sutton' Gerald'Max Tatum Fannie Lucille Tiller Nona Pauline Tiller Reba Alice Turner Dorothy Delle Ukena Dorothy Louise Vawter Dolores Ann Vivion Dortha June Wakefield Rex Warden Addie Elizabeth Wardle Keet Lloyd Wha.ley Wilma Maxine Wickstrom James Wiggins J Sue Ellen Williams Virginia Leigh Williams James Edward Willoughby Willard Franklin Wilson Margaret Elizabeth Wood James Edward Wyatt Marguerite Alberta Yancer James Yaryan Loy W. Yeoman Dolores Alfreda Yost Robert James Zinn N I CKNAME Margie Hank Static Staats Brownee Anna Bill Jerry Lucy Paully Becky ' Delle Dot Del Ann Lulu Rex Libby Whaley Billy A Jimmy Susy J inny Jim Willie Shorty Jim Mickey Hymie Windford Doshie Bob HOBBY Pictures Skating Pictures Athletics Stamps Drawing Stamps ' Music Reading Singing A Stamps Match Folders Music J J Boys Pictures Pictures Photography Stamps H Skating Stamps Reading Photography Arrowheads Rocks Tennis Model Airplanes Knitting Model Airplanes Hunting Cartoons Horses FUTURE JOB Reporter Stenographer Secretary Mechanic Draftsman Designer Diesel Engineer Military Officer Secretary Work Secretary Secretary Singer Air Stewardess Dress Shop Business Man Secretary Office Work Secretary Engineer Stenographer Globe Trotter Architect Baseball Stenographer Airplane Designer Nurse Electrical Engineer Dispatcher Steno grapher Veterinarian l J -msg: VERN BROWN JEAN Wl-IISNER JEANNE SCHRANTZ MARGARET FADLER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class llflffgales: llmml'11z1g5le, l'011rll0tu11, McNVilliz1111s, O'l3z11'1', li0I'l'j', l lLllHlNf'l'. lllL'llZ1l'flS, Wilson, llivks, Suttmi, Rfflllllflllil, li.21lSl,Ull, lillllffll. liimg. COLORS MOTTO FLOWER Silver and Turquoise Let Our Aim Be Success pinlc Rose UI,I,UWlNC1 tlw 1l1111 ol' o1'0'z111izz1tio11 ol' tliu lliiwf Liiicloi'-cflasscvs the F' ? liuiiiors cflvctml class mlm-lvgzitiifs who 111 llll'l1 lN7Illlll2ll6'fl this class ol'- l'ic01's. Tlwso ul'l'ic1'1's wow tl1v11 votcrfl 011 by H10 c-11ti1'0 class. Tlw clvlvgzilus, two l'1'u111 c-zlcli 'llllllfll' Sl'ClllJll, uct as 2111 ziirlcz to the ul'l'ic01's. Ullicizll z1ctio11 111211 luv lillivll fmly lay ilu- class as Zl wliulc, how- over. The lllllllfll' class iliil 11111 lJl'USClll 21 play' this .wziix The last lllllllfbl' class play was piwisi-1111-il tliiw-v yn-airs 21110. IAIOIIUVS wl1icl1 llill tw tlw ,i1111irm1's lllflllflif Illf,'ITllJf3l'SlllD 111 the N21- tioual 1101101 Society zmwl time llistfwy Awarrl. Miss A111121 BlL'BILll'll'Y was facility spf111sm' fm' the junioi' class. Betty Lou Baird Lorene Baird Loraine Barlow Betty Barton Mildred Bayless Alberta Bender Doris Berry Edith Boyer Carroll Bradley Annabelle Brown Carl Brown Donald Brown Jack Brown Vern Brown Velma Burnett Helen Calhoon Albert Campbell Alberta Campbell Paul Carter Betty Cather I wi 3: - e:s5F1 f 1' 2ej.g:2:g:is5::a'-' 11,3 1 y..,,..i..oi..l.,.,. I , ,::yl.y,:,: o,:::11, Z t. , X ld g 4 'Q ACN 'Ji li . I Y I ' 41 , A S' DRUM CORPS DRUM MAJORS GROUP AT JOPLIN GAME Dorothy Chunn Clarence Clang Cathryn Clark Constance Clark Virginia Clark Harold Cockrell Eleanor Coffield Robert Coleman Oleta Conner 'William Conner Marvin Cook Edith Crayton Paul Curry Betty Anne Davis Edward Davis Dick Deming Billy Denney Christine Devereaux Verne Dudman Le iti ice DuL meg Alma Edwards Margaret Fadler Selma Farley Wanda Felix Harry Ferguson Hudson Fiihr Arthur Franks Helen Frans Kenneth Frey Ellen Frost Neva Frost Fern Geisert Fronia Gibson Evelyn Gilbreath Virginia Goodnight Gladys Greene Frances Haley Mae Harp Robert Hatcher Milo Heisten BASKETBALL CORDER ILEFTJ MAKES A BASKET IN MONETT GAME Dorothy Hensley Juanita. Hicks Melba Hidle Clara Hill Fern Holcomb Edwin HOll211lClSXX'O1tl1 Nanna Belle Hoofnagle Robert Hoofnagle Bonnie Horine Charles Howseinan Ellen Huntley Ardith Ingle Floyd Irby Floyd Isbell Loyd Isbell Maurine Jackson Philip Jensen Mariluise Johnson Nina Jones Bob Kean BASKETBALL HEISTEN ILEFTJ MAKES BASKET IN MONETT GAME Erwin Maynard Joseph McCullough Victor McKinney Keturah McNabb Dorothy McWilliams Patty Mealey Fred Mers Zelda Mers Mary Louise Mevey Gladene Miles Roland Miller Warren Miller Virgil Mims Ernest Moore Evelyn Moore Cleo Moss Leota Moss Clyde Narramore Helen Newman Marjorie Nichols I lW...l L FJ I -Q L l if - i 1 .. 1 l ur 1- sr is -.. we u-. -4- p- 4 V 4 L no -L P' Q 2 P' 'S :- P 'N .: J- Q. fm I' W 5. - T .5 .1 .. Q Q VR I V'- I VMMI 'rn 5 4 .1 .. 1 I 1- Thomas O'Barr Robert Ogden Carye Oldham Mack Oldham Audrey Parker Mabel Parker Ruby Parker Lucille Pendleton Paul Perry Max Pierson Eva Plummer Ross Plummer Mildred Pruitt Sarah Pyles Morton Radford Imogene Rafferty Vincil Ralston Eugene Rapp Robyn Redmond Irene Reed BUILDING THIRD FLOOR HALL OF MAIN BUILDING Jean Whisner Bonnie Wiggins John Willoughby Audrey Wilson Howard Wilson Ruth Elaine Wilson Billie Wine Robert Wood Erma Wright Nellie Wyatt Esther Yoes Dorothy Ziler JUST FIVE LCAFERS THE FRESI-IIE BUTTED IN I-IOON AND SHORT' CHESTY DARROW THREE MOUSEKETEERS SEVEN MAIDS ARE WE KATIE P. AND TWO OF MANY 142 RICHARD WEBSTER J. C. SANDERS IRIS RALSTON NORMAN KILGORE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Delegates: Rush, Williams, Spurrier, Hatcher, Gay. Garrigues, Richardson, Rice, Tadlock, Burnett, Jones, Waters, Webster. COLORS MOTTO FLOWER Blue' and Silver Out oI the I-Iarbor into the Sea Pink Rose HE sophomore class, the smallest in the Carthage High School, elected its class delegates early in the school year. These delegates made plans for the election of class officers, including the nomination of the officials. Direct election by ballot Was then held. Ruth Brizendine of the sophomore class Was chosen as the best citi- zen of the class and Was rewarded with a trip to Jefferson City as the guest of the Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs. This is the fourth year this award has been made. The sophomores presented their annual convocation early in the school year. The program consisted of variety entertainment. Miss Arria Murto was faculty sponsor for the sophomore class. Y Y ,, ,. ...... .. ,. . fw. . 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Flood Bill Frederick Jack Frederick Donald Garrigues Marion Garrison Joseph Gatliff Bernard Gay Victor Gibson Dorothy Gillum l'l1Ill1l Iloml l'lIlllt'l' Grein Geraldine Grider Nancy Guinn John Hancock De Lois Harris Martin Harris Opal Hart Maxine Hartley Williain Hartley William Hatcher William Haughawout Harriette Havens Robert Hayes Marion Heatley James Hedge Dorothy Heisten Thomas Heisten Eunice Hill Williain Hillhouse MILITARY GIRLS' MARINER CORPS ON PARADE E-51'I9323553532.51E:E1E5I3E553151515I?2kE5.5E3E5E1E1E5E:E3555525515 :::n::':':s51551:212-3:55vge:E:Evi5:42211551555555252255535-EEE: 'f if A 1, , .,,,. ,,,, . ,,.,,.. ,...,,..,,,, . XM Fl Q f I Z if , 75 E:E-:Ii .s:51f:::2z2:f1:,. 1.5::s4zzas2asfees's:s'z2. .,,. ,.,, . I 4 I 7 9 .TJ,'.I,1 If131,?f'f2j?3'1?E?j:f:1' -I 1 I. ,zgggss-:gray , g' I 414 I 252 I 1 3 I V5I.: ..,l . I 15. 0455555152 , ..., ft T51 :2:2:'-J-'- 4 5 , L 7:EtE:E'E:2:E 1:11 5 iii '-v' 115 -:I 5 15 ,:I'j i 2 I H15-5-5-,A?2,::,'e 125- - -:r2:.r:::rs-'::- ,.,.. , ., K 5 3 is 5 H :IZ , A .ay a 6 , 5 , ' A , if , 4 aijmn zfy its 2 rc Marjorie Jones Mary Jo Jones Mary Lois Jones Nancy Jones Genoa Keepper Narcissa Keepper Dwight Kester Norman Kilgore Neal Killion Nadine Loyd Maxine Lyberger Marian Maring Betty Marrett Robert Masters Mary Mathis Enid MacPherson Leona McCoy Joseph McFadden Martin McNerney Lavenia Miller Bertha Milton Donaldene Montgomery James Montgomery Sidney Moore Virginia Moore Joseph Morrow William Morrow Grace Nelson Ernest Neubert Virginia Norman Millie Per Dorothy Peters Iris Ralston John Ralston Corinne Rice Robert Rice Mary Richardson Mary Jane Riley DANCING ANNUAL CARTI-IAGE MILITARY BALL IN MARCH E Maureen Rogers Frances Rosenblum Herman Ross Bettye Rush Robert Sails James C. Sanders Elden Scoville Uel Sherman Edward Sherrill Eugene Shiell Georgia Simpson Kathleen Sink Leon Smith Mary Elizabeth Snyder A Louise Spry Rozema Spurrier Florence Stanard Carolyn Steward James Sweet Twyla Tadlock V an rn-arf '1 I p-I ' ? I 1 I. Q Q uv -9 I ,, 'I I Q 1 S, 1 up 5 7 1 1 I -5 1 I , -5 1 1 -sv I -n -1 4 ,Z 4 A-I I I 4 Ruth Thompson Emerald Tiller Dorothy Tilton Lois Tonjes Gay Nelle Treadway Jacqueline Turner Sara Turner Everett Van Wey Rosie Van Wey Cora Walker SCHOOL SIDELIGHTS KRUMMEL AND O'BARR ALBRITTON AND MAKE-UP JUST FIVE STOGES FIGHTER AND DRUM MAJOR HYDE AND REDMOND SKATE A FEW SOPHOMORE GALS WEBSTER AND MASTERS MORROW PLAYS CENTER 47 .-q I' .4 3 'qv ar' 4-U4 FD' --q l -4 1' - Pu -db In 3 1' 1 3 1 cv fl 1 T T T U 'J T I L 1. .. V ST OI' XY F Cv. NIOR 3LY IT L bl 3' , 3 ei X-5 j fs il -S i 2 4 2 1' v 3 FRANK HAMILTON KATHERINE RILEY, I-IARRIETT ROLLINS BILLIE RUCKER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Delegates: Riley, Frost, Francis Evans, Wanda Evans, Morris. Rogers, Rucker, Swingle, Cline, DuLaney, Yaryan, Hamilton. Q COLORS MOTTO FLOWER ' . Blue and Gold The Door to Success ls Labeled Push Rose P l li I T HE freshman class, rivaled in size only by the juniors, followed the M organization plan accepted by the school for its three lower classes. ' Two class delegates from each section were chosen. This group made arrangements for the class election and nominated class officers. The freshman class presented its annual assembly program. Few honors fall directly to the freshman. Usually minor positions in l the various organizations are filled by under-classmen who train for the . 1 more important positions to come in future years. Bruce D. Richards was faculty sponsor for the freshman class. f QE I l 1 .. 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Carter Leroy Catron Marvin Chapman James Chittenden Ernest Clair Joan Cline Burl Cones Russell Conn Billy Cook Melvin Cook Galene Corder Kenneth Cromer 7 in 7 uv 4' L.. ,- cv ,r- w i F' -.J lg V' V 4, 'YJ Q- f' l-. rg. r. w 1 Q f La l V F QV I- l l 1 E:-.w F' l l is iw Bl CII 1 av Di 7 H 6 U -s 1 S 1 l 3 3 1 3 .- 4 h- 16 -4 l I J Kenneth Crowe Helen Cunningham Dewey Dalton Jack Davis Betty Jean Deitz Mildred Denney Jimmie Lou DuLaney Roy Dunham Harold Elder Betty Ellis Leonard Ellison Mary Caroline England Francis Evans Wanda Evans Larry Flanigan Frank Ford Harrison Ford Hattie Ford Doris Jean Foster Lorena Frost FRESI-IMEN WE TRIED TWO SHOTS -I-IERE'S THE RESULT Perry Gilbreath Loyd Glenn Fay Good Thelma Good Freda Grieb Charles Grissom Eugene Grissom Rufus Guinn Gladyce Hageman Max Hahuen Jack Haizlip Louise Hale Frank Hamilton TValter Harbison Glenn Harris Dorothy Hedrick Katherine Heisten Delores Hensley Bettie Hetrick Dortha Hetrick Kenneth Hickey George Hill Willard Hill Dorothy Hilton Marvin Hodson Tommy Hodson Hayes Hoff Fred Holz Eugene Hoofnagle Donald Hoover Paul Hornback Minnie Hosier Mary Howard Virginia Howard Ardyth Iles Willie Lou Jenkins Nadine Jennings Arthur Jones Phyllis Jones Darelene Joss FORUM DANCE THE SUBJECTS WERE NOT READY FOR THIS Fred Keith Lee Kenyon Katherine Knight Betty Kunan Ruth Larney Constance Lauderdale Einiline Liles Mildred Love Harry Loyd Helen Marsden Harlen Matlock Jay Matthe'ws Josephine Maxwell Virginia. McAshland VVillia1n McBride Kenneth McCatty Margie Mae McGowen Thomas McNerney Weldon Means Lawrence Michael SHOT 52 llelcn Minis Leotu Moore Bonnie Moreland Marie Moreland Billy Morgan Jack Morris Aral Moyer Helen Murrell Pauline Nelson Paul Nichols Ray Nichols Moyne Norris Owen Ogden Betty Ogle Edward Owen Mary Lee Owen Isabel Pahlow Loren Parker Frances Pasley Raymond Payne ASSEMBLY FRONT ROW, NO. 5, AND WI-IAT A FACE! 5'-mf., Y,,. :,,.:.,:M fwg,.7,.?. ,1.,..V,, P, Lawrence l'lummer Ernestine Porter Roscoe Powers Leonard Pruitt Harriett Rabon Katheryn Riley Betty Lee Roberts Alfred Harrison Rogers Eugene Roll Harriett Rollins Charles Ross Nancy Ross Leon Royster Louise Royster Billie Rucker Paul Rush Rosabell Schies Herman Schipper Norma Schanke Mary Shue Drewceal Smith Jane Smith El gan Snyder Wilfred Snyder Earl Spence Frances Stan Dorothy Ann Stennnon Betty June Stephens LeMoine Sumner Eugene Swingle Marvin Swingle Ruth Tayler Ernest Thomas Edith Louise Thompson D 01' Othv Toni QS L,:r f Pe Treadwa .- ggy Y V- ,,.., Maxine Turner Watson Turner Ralph Ursin-Smith Lavon Utter Anna Lois Van Horn Viola Van Wey Barbara Wagner Helen Marie Wagner Kathryne Wardle Warren Watson Max Welton Phil Whisler Euclid Woodmansee Betty Anne Wyatt Frances Ann Yaryan Robert Yaryan 1 I .- F1- I Sem E7 LL , '37 I :iw 31 L, ri J-we -:T IL. S 1. .3 L. ui 'L T-1 L AROUND THE SCHOOL AFTER THE WEBB CITY GAME WAITING FOR THE GAL TWO FRESHIES POSE LOTS OF FRESHIES POSE SKIPPER LOAFS HURRYING TO CLASSES 54 I L. .-r '5 Jo- .444 .44 .a-4 -4--WU I-4 -al C - ...qi SECTION THREE TAG DAY Altrurian Society BOB OVERBY AND ROBYN REDMOND 0 . QRGANIZATIQNS 4 ORGANIZATIONS WELVE organizations exist in the Carthage High School. These organizations are varied in their purposes. Entrance require- ments, too, differ fromiclub toclub. Membership is open to anyone in some of the clubsg in others the person must be Voted in by .present members. y Faculty advisers are named for all organizations. uf? mel 1 V 1 -5 '-1 V- -n ..- T. .- ,, ..- 1.- Ly. .1 M- ,, .4 Yi' ni- 4 ALAN I 4. ef 1 1 BackRow: Bryant, Calhoon, Chunn, Cline, Geisert, Guinn, Mary Jo Jones, Nancy Jones. Knell, Lander, Milton, Pahlow, Iris Ralston, Vincil Ralston, Redmond. Rice, Richardson, Roberts, Dorothy Schrantz, Jeanne Schrantz, Anna Claire Steward, Carolyn Steward. Dorothy Tonjes, Lois Tonjes, Turner, Williams, Wyatt, 'Yaryan. Officers First Semester President .............. Virginia Williams Vice-President ...... Dorothy Schrantz Secretary ....l... Anna Claire Steward Treasurer ........,....... Jeanne Schrantz Reporter .................. Robyn Redmond Critic ........... .............. H elen Knell Guard ........., ............ V incil Ralston ,- Second Semester President .............. Virginia Williams Vice-President ...... Dorothy Schrantz Secretary ...................... Dorothy Rice Treasurer ................ Jeanne Schrantz Reporter .,,....,, .............. H elen Knell Critic .....,.,,,, ...,,.,,.. , .,.. V incil Ralston Guard .......... .,..,.... M ary Richardson LANDERS AND CALHOON HE Altrurian Literary Society, founded in 1905, is the oldest club in the high school. The 29 members meet each Wed- nesday afternoon for programs of a varied nature. In keeping with the name and the mot- to, Not for self, but for others, the organi- zation carries on a definite program for charity work in the community. At Thanks- giving and Christmas times they send bas- kets of food to needy families. Each fall the members have a Tag Day, the proceeds of which are given to the grade school shoe fund. The social activities for this year be- gan with a barbecue and theater party in October. They were co-sponsors for the second annual Tri-Club Dance held at the Recreation Center. In May the underclass- men entertained the seniors with a formal dance at the Recreation Center. Mrs. Christine Webster is adviser for the club. DOROTHY RICE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS ADVISER ff' , X MK 4 Back Row: Albritton, Baird, Ball, Curlee, Fadler, Grimes, Jones, Mallory. F Miles, Nesbitt, O'Barr, Paugh, Phillips, Jane Riley, Katheryn Riley. Rollins, Rush, Sink, Tadlock, Talley, Tinsley, Ukena, Vivion. Wagner, Addie Wardle, Katherine Wardle, Wheeler, Wiggins, Wilson, Wyatt. HE Aristonian Literary Society has been prominent in high school activities for many years, having been founded shortly after 1900. Its present membership is 30. It Was the first organization to place schol- astice requirements on its members, a policy Which Was later adopted by all school clubs. Success cannot be demanded, We strive to earn it, is the motto of the organization. The colors are navy blue and maroon, the flower is the red carnation. The members meet With Miss Alice Beneke, their sponsor, each Wednesday aft- ernoon. Programs are arranged and pre- sented by members of the club. A scavenger hunt in November, a Christmas banquet in December, the Tri- Club dance, and the Spring Formal dance Officers First Semester President ........ .... M artha Lee O'Barr Vice-President ........ Margaret Fadler Secretary .............,...... Irma Lee Ball Treasurer ...... Dorothy Delle Ukena Reporter ........ . .......... Betty Lou Baird Critic .................... Katherine Phillips Guard ............................ Gladene Miles Editor Club Papernlmogene Talley Secortct Semester President .................... Addie Wardle Vice-President ............ Gladene Miles Secretary .....r.......... Margaret Fadler completed the varied social activities for the Treasurer ------------------ Imogene Talley year. Reporter ........ Dorothy Delle Ukena Critic .................... Katherine Phillips Guard ...,,.,,,.,............. Katheryn Riley Editor Club Paper .... Gladene Miles DELIVERIN6 BASKETS PREXY AND MEMBER A FEW MEMBERS ffm :.f::f.:.rr .,f'S 4 4 B. fi.. .,i,.,,-:.,... . ref-vii' -. . :EXW 5 .11-xwlgg' xx , - . x sw x spigv.. . X- wehwerfi t . . N 3-MT ' SJ NT? R. 1: L ' 3rf.s'2+r1r' As ' .. as. -swing, , ...ss g - :,,,QA,.V 1.33:-'.' ' saw f vs. Cf .M -V, A X ss. -sw' , s.. .2 4 'x X' ,ff .lg . V I 'Vr :I '! - III? 2 aasowggigsiili , 4'ks.f ov V - X Q' X ,Q V . frm- vfz 5 M- 7 fs. ty., . g wr., Q. f arg-gg.: ftp' gi.-.. ss-ss X ww ,, ,Q ,,,f . . we xx ' 3 'Q L, Y 163, ff i' w X i 4 1 x l Ek 2 Z X, M X xx x f ,rg si X wer gxrgwrf Xfsfrrg f i .. yi, .f., . ' -,rf fg . fO?ff:,-fggie E E-i's g5r rf . .,,,'s,,??54,35Qg 'f',.t,, gg, X 'X C kiss, .1 11,-Qf7Qf7f':f-'X-Wi f 12' ef -vi I' ' 'L A -. r5'.i . ESI . - VT? aj?-:3-.. -Q 9. : efi if f 1 Mr 1 4 X f Nw .f 'X' K ff mfs 15 if X . ,' + jzgaifileft- Back Row: Burnett, Brown, Clingan, Darrow, Deming, Devers, Flanigan, Guinn. Harris, Hough, Kilgore, Krummel, Mahan, Martin McNerney, Thomas McNerney. ' Morgan, William Morrow, Joseph Morrow, O'Barr, Overby, Rice, Rogers. Rollins, Ross, Rush, Sanders, Scott, Webster, Yaryan. . HE Forum Club, founded in January, Officers First Semester President ............ Halliburton Hough Vice-President .......... Claude Morgan Secretary .................... James Yaryan Treasurer .....,.. Wilbur Lee Clingan Reporter ......,......... Richard Webster Sergeant-at-Arms..Clyde Krummel Second Semester President ..,......... Halliburton Hough Vice-President .......... Claude Morgan Secretary ..., . ................ James Yaryan Treasurer ........ Wilbur Lee Clingan Reporter ................ Richard Webster Segt.-at-Arms ........ William Morrow 1937, is an outgrowth of the Webster Debating Club. It has a membership of 32. The colors of the club are blue and white, the same as the school. This year the members have made a study of current topics of the day in fields of politics, science, and industry. These topics were discussed at the weekly Wed- nesday meetings. The club maintains a high standard of scholarship and endeavors to create a spirit of good fellowship among its members. The Mid-Winter Dance in January and the Spring Formal Prom honoring the sen- ior members constitute the social activities of the organization. Earl A. Amos is sponsor of the group. AFFECTIONATE PREXY SHORT IS CROWDEDZOUT THE MORROW BOYS Back Row: Blase, Brown, Burnett, Clark, Connor, Edith Crayton, Mary Crayton, Davis. DuLaney, Edwards, Frans, Harp, Hendrix, Huntley, King. Matheny, Mathews, Mauldin, McKinney, Miller, Owen, Pendleton, Radford. Reid, Rogers, Simmons, Staats, Searle, Sites, Vawter, Wagner, Williams. HE French Club, also known as Le Cercle Qfficers Francais, was organized in Carthage High School in 1927. The club's membership Ffiylst Quayter of 32 is almost entirely from the junior and . , Senior Classes President, ............... Wayne Matheny ' Vice-President .............. Robert Blase The club makes use of a tri-color symbol of red, white and blue. The fleur de lis is the flower of the organization. The motto of the group is Vouloir, c'est pouvoir or Second Qumtefr Where there's a will, there's a way. Pfeeldent --------'------- Wayne M-ethefly Vice-President ............ Ellen Huntley The activities of the club during the Seefet-ery --------------- 4 ---- Cleene St-eats 1937-33 school year consisted of an October Treasurer .......... Sue Ellen Williams picnic held at Municipal Park, Halloween t partyand Christmas parties held at the Thwd Quartet Recreation Center, and a picnic given late President ,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,, Cle0na staats in the school year by the junior members Vice-P1'eSideH'f --------..-------- Clara Hill honoring the seniors. The club members al- ,ieclelely -------------------' Elleu lllllllley . - A reasurer ...... , .... Sue Ellen Williams so presented their annual convocation pio- gmm' Fourth Quarter Miss Stella Earnest is fEI.Cl.llty adviser Pregident '----'q-------'- Dwain Pendleton fO1n the OI'gElY1lZ9fClO11. Vice-President ................ Jack Brown Secretary ,................... Mary Crayton Treasurer ........., Sue Ellen Williams SCENES FROM ANNUAL FRENCH CLUB ASSEMBLY PROGRAM or Ay 12 V, ..,pp. ff .. A 2 sis Back Row: Brock, Brown, Burel, Crayton, Betty Davis, Beverly Davis, Louise Davis, Deitz. Devereaux, Ellen Frost, Lorena Frost, Neva Frost, Garrison, Gillum, Herrick. Heisten, Hidle, Hill, Hoofnagle, Jenkins, Genoa Keepper, June Keep- per, Narcissa Keepper. Mallory, Mers, Helen Mevey, Mary Mevey, Mitchell, Parker, Reid. Rice, Roper, Staats, Stanard, Warden, Waters, Witt, Yancer, Ziler. Officers First Semester President ,,,,,,,.,,.... Dortha Wakefield Vice-President..Marguerite Yancer Secretary ,,,....................... Loeta MOSS Treasurer .......... Dorothy Daugherty Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,.... Emma Devereaux Second Semester President .,,,,.......,. Dortha Wakefield Vice-President..Marguerite Yancer Secretary ,,.,,........,............ Loeta Moss Treasurer .......... Dorothy Daugherty Reporter ,,,,,,,,,,,,.... Emma Devereaux HE Girl Reserves, a branch of the Young Woman's Christian Association, offers membership to all girls in the high school. This year's enrollment has included 39 girls. The organization furnishes an oppor- tunity for physical, mental, social, and spir- itual development,-all necessary for a Well- rounded personality. Its motto is To find and give the best. Each month during the school year the club has some social activity. The members took part in the Armistice Day parade and assisted with the community program given at Memorial hall. Miss Sylvia Jones is the faculty adviser. THE MEMBERS GET TOGETHER ON THEIR WAY TO THE MEETING Back Row: Boothe, Gilbreath, Guinn, Hill, Hosier, Jennings, Mary Lois Jones, Phyllis Jones. Lamey, Liles, MacPherson, Maring, Mers, Mims, Murrell. Riley, Schrantz, Turner, Walker, Warden, Wiggins. IRL Scouting was founded in the United States March 12, 1912, in Savannah, Georgia. In tne fall of 1933 Carthage High School organized Troop 6 which now has a membership of 23. Scouting seeks to develop the girl phys- ically, emotionally, mentally, morally, so- Court of Honor First Semester Scribe .... , ................ Enid MacPherson Paster ...,.................. Dorcella Warden Treasurer ,........,...... Jeanne Schrantz Patrol Leader ...... Enid MacPherson I . . . ' Patrol Leader ...,...... Marion Maring cially, and spiritually. This results in en- riching the individual so that she may be S Z S t an intelligent citizen. ecom ewes W The community activities of the group Smbe Emd Macpherson . . . . . . Paster .............,..,..... Dorcella Warden this year included assisting with the Armis- TreasurelhmnW-Jeanne Schrantz tice Day parade and sending Christmas bas- patrol Leadgy ,...,- Enid Macpherson kets to two needy families, Patrol Leader .......... Marion Maring Miss Sylvia Jones is in charge of the troop. Miss Lena Spoor and Mrs. George Beimdiek, jr., local leaders in the Girl Scout movement, assist Miss Jones. MEMBERS SCHRANTZ AND GUINN READING MANUAL Back Row: Devers, Dunham, Garrigues, Arthur Harbison, VValter Haibison, - D Hillhouse, Matheny, McFadden. Narramore, O'Barr, Pendleton, Pierson, Ray, Elden Scoville, Morgan S -T Scoville, Stanton. - - Stearnes, Stemmons, Tatum, Wampler, Williams, Wilson, Wright, Zinn. - - Oiiicers First Semester ' ' President ........... . .... Wayne Matheny Y A Vice-President ......., Morgan Scoville Sec.-Treasurer ...... Clyde Narramore .....Russell Wampler Representative ...,,... Robert Dunham Reporter ........... C Representative .....,.,.. Lawrence Ray .. -1' B -' Second Semester ' J President ,,,,,,..,.,..,.... Robert Dunham Vice-President .......... Lloyd Richards T Sec.-Treasurer ...... Russell Wampler Sergeant-at-Arms .... Robert Masters T Representative .......... Lawrence Ray ' COMEDY TO HE Hi-Y is under the direct sponsorship of the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation. Luncheon meetings are held each Tuesday at the Y. M. C. A. for the 30 mem- bers. Speakers address the group at these meetings on inspirational subjects. The purpose of the club, to further Christian principles among its members, is Well expressed in its motto, Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. A visit to the Bell Telephone Company, Where the members Were made acquainted with the details of telephone service, was one of the interesting projects of the year. Nelson Stevenson, boys' secretary of the Y. M. C. A., is the sponsor of the club. MEETING FAKE GYMNASTICS AFTER MEETING Back Row: Ball, Cash, Clingan, Daugherty, Dillon, Dunham, Elsey, Fadler. Hendrix, Hough, Launderdale, Martha Lee O'Barr, Tommy O'Barr, Parker, Peiter. Dwain Pendleton, Lucille Pendleton, Phillips, Rice, Richards, Ross, Jeanne Schrantz, Dorothy Schrantz. Scoville, Stanwood, Steward, Wakefield, Williams, Wilson, Wood, Wyatt. HE Carthage Chapter of the National Honor Society Was founded in Car- thage High School in 1931. Its total mem- bership is limited to 30. Eight of this number are juniors and the remaining 22 are seniors. The colors of the club are White and gold. The flower is the marguerite. To be eligible for election to the Na- tional Honor Society, a student must rank in the upper third of his class in scholarship. He also must have been enrolled in the school for at least one year prior to his elec- tion. Not more than fifteen per cent of any senior class or more than five per cent of any junior class may be elected by the fac- ulty to membership. Mrs. Blanche Fabyan is adviser for the group. Officers First Semester No Organization Second Semester President ................ Lloyd Richards Vice-President ........ Robert Dunham Secretary .............. Margaret Fadler Treasurer .... Mrs. Blanche Fabyan NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INITIATION HELD AT ASSEMBLY Back Row: Berry, Boyd, Brizendine, Brown, Brydges, Coffield, Daugherty, Deitz. Harris, Havens, Henry, Hetrick, Hidle, Jones, Genoa Keepper, June Keepper. Kincaid, Katherine Knight, Mildred Knight, Lauderdale, MacPherson, Martin, McNabb, Mims. Moore, Peiter, Russell, Officers First Semester President ............ Dortha Wakefield Vice-President..Dorothy Daugherty Secretary .................. Mildred Peiter Treasurer .............. Eleanor Coffield Reporter .,.......,...... Mary Brizendine Sergeant-at-Arms .............,................ Lee Kincaid Second Semester President ............ Dortha Wakefield Vice-President..Dorothy Daugherty Secretary ,..,.............. Mildred Peiter Treasurer ...,.... Anna Lee Kincaid Reporter ,,,.,,,,........ Ruth Brizendine Sergeant-at-Arms.Eleanor Coffield ON WAY TO MEETING PRESIDENT Snyder, Spurrier, Sutton, Wakefield, Wilson. HE Olympian Literary Society was es- tablished in Carthage High School in 1909 as a club for both boys and girls. Membership now is limited to girls. Week- ly meetings are held by the 36 members each Wednesday afternoon at 3 :35. Blue and gold are the colors of the club. The iris is the flower and the motto is Always ready. The purpose of the society is to pro- mote friendship and to further the stand- ards and ideals of the Carthage High School. The social affairs of the year opened with an outdoor picnic in honor of the new members. The Olympians joined with the Altrurians and Aristonians in sponsoring the Tri-Club dance. A Christmas banquet and a farewell party given by the under- classmen in honor of the seniors were other social features of the year. Miss Virginia Irwin was the faculty adviser. DORTI-IA WAKEFIELD MISS IRWIN AND MEMBERS Back Row: Brydges, Clingan, Comer, Dunham, Fullerton, Haggard, Miller. Morgan, O'Barr, Overby, Pendleton, Phillips, Tatum, Yaryan. HE Saber Chain is the military club of the Carthage High School. It came in- to existence in 1936 when the R. O. T. C. Was introduced in the Carthage High School. Membership is limited to the commissioned officers of the school R. O. T. C. unit. Meet- ings are held each Thursday afternoon. The ability to serve as better and more efficient officers is emphasized. The group acts as leader in the R. O. T. C. in conducting and planning social ac- tivities. A large number of these social functions are arranged in cooperation with the Joplin R. O. T. C. unit and the Joplin chapter of the Saber Chain. Officers from Carthage attended two Joplin military balls. One was held at Sag- mount Hotel and the other at Redings Mill. The R. O. T. C. unit also attended the large annual Joplin military ball February 11. Activities held in Carthage included a box social during the Christmas holidays and the Carthage military ball March 18. Sergeant Leigh P. Hopp is adviser for the group of commissioned officers. ON Tl-IE MARCH A FEW MEMBERS Officers Saber Chain President .................... James Yaryan Vice-President .......... Claude Morgan Secretary .......... Martha Lee O'Barr Treasurer .......... Wilbur Lee Clingan Reporter .................... Glenn Haggard Sergeant-at-Arms .... Charles Miller Staff Cadet Major ........ Eugene Fullerton Honorary Cadet Major ............ , ....... ........................Martha Lee OBarr Captain Adjutant ...... James Yaryan Second Lieutenant .... Robert Overby Second Lieutenant ............................ Pendleton Staff Sergeant ........ Tommy O'Barr Staff Sergeant ................ John Scott Staff Sergeant ........ James Wiggins BAND OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Back Row: Amundsen, Bandy, Bayless, Board, Boothe, Brown, Mary Buchanan, Wallace Buchanan. Claire, Cathryn Clark, Constance Clark, Cones, Dalton, Elder, Evans, Grissom, Hamilton. Hayes, Heatley, Hetrick, Hodkin, Jones, Lyberger, Matthews, Mathis. Murrell, Nelson, Rogers, Stannard, Waters, Wright, Yaryan. Officers First Semester President ....,............... George Wright Vice-President .... LaVaughn Dalton Secretary .....,............ Maurine Rogers Treasurer ...,...... Marguerite Waters Reporter .,.................. Virginia Bandy Critic ............ ...........,. W anda Evans Second Semester President .,.......... Marguerite Waters Vice-President ...... Florence Stanard Secretary .................. Virginia Bandy Treasurer .,,,...,............ Robert Hayes Reporter ,,i,,,,,, ...,... M arian Heatley Critic .,..,,,,,.,, ,,...... G eorge Wright OFFICERS HE Spanish Club, also known as El Cir- culo Castellano, is one of the two for- eign language clubs now existing in Car- thage High School. It was founded in 1922. The membership is now 30. The colors of the club are red and gold. The flower is the scarlet geranium. Prac- tice makes perfect is the club motto. The purpose of the organization is to further and stimulate an interest in the Spanish language, the civilization it repre- sents and in its literature and its ideals. The club studied the book Spanish Pioneers and the California Missions, this year at its Wednesday meetings. Other things relative to Spain have been studied during the year. The club presented two plays-one at convocation and the other for the P. E. O. organization. Miss Irene Kirke was adviser for the Spanish Club during the recent school year. SCENES FROM SPANISHZCLUBIASSEMBLY PROGRAM Back Row: Darrow, Daugherty, Deitz, Devers, DuLaney, Dunham, England, Fullerton. Guinn, Hillhouse, Hough, Hyde, Marjorie Jones, Mary Jo Jones, Nancy Jones, Nina Jones, Krummel. Lander, Lauderdale, McNerney, McPherson, Miles, Milton, Martha Lee O'Barr, Thomas O'Barr, Owen. Pahlow, Pasley, Peiter, Jay Phillips, Katherine Phillips, Ray, Red- mond, Rice. Richardson, Rollins, Rosenblum, Royster, Martha Ross, Nancy Ross, Dorothy Schrantz, Jeanne Schrantz, Elden Scoville. Morgan Scoville, Snyder, Spurrier, Stanton, Stanwood, Dorothy Tonjes, Lois Tonjes, Turner. Ukena, Vawter, Vivion, Wagner, Wardle, Webste1', Williams, Yaryan. JONES AND PHILLIPS MEMBERS AFTER MEETING Albritton, Ball, Bruce, Bryant, Brydges, Calhoon, Cline, Cox, Curlee. Officers First Semester President..Halliburton Hough Vice-President..James Yaryan Secretary .... Virginia Williaiiis Treasurer ,..... Robyn Redmond Second Semester President..Halliburton Hough Vice-President..James Yaryan Secretary .... Virginia Williaiiis Treasurer ...... Robyn Redmond LANDERS AND UKENA ' ' '7 W SECTION FOUR ACTIVITIES 1. it 2' T . I 1 - ,I ., 4 1 g , 1 -5 - f 1 .- 1 ,4J CI-IARAL BOGARDUS Drum Corps Mascot AT JOPLIN FOOTBALL GAME Anal!! WW 1 ACTIVITIES FOLLOWING the modern education trend that makes extra-curricular activities play a large part in forming a student's background, Carthage High School has forwarded the establishment and continuance of such activities. . I I Debate, publications, music, military activities and athletics are .the main divisions. Each is directed by a teacher Who has had specialtrain- ing in the field represented. 1 L- I Back Row: Clark, Dunham, Hough, Maring. Pendleton, Rosenblum, Schrantz. df! Y- Teams ,L1 First cmd Second Scmcstcrs i State Team ........ Halliburton Hough State Team ...... Frances Rosenblum 1 Alternate Team ...... Robert Dunham l Alternate Team ...... Marion Maring 1 A Alternate Team .... Jeanne Schrantz Alternate Team ...... Constance Clark General Alternate ............................ ,,,,,.,,....................Lucille Pendleton 'A FRANCES ROSENBLUM EBATING is one of the oldest activities in the Carthage High School. This year there Were seven students in the de- bate organization. The state team, composed of Halli- burton Hough and Frances Rosenblum, com- peted in the annual Missouri High School Debeating League tournament held this year at Nevada. Carthage placed third in the contest. Webb City, Joplin, Nevada, and Lamar were other contestants. Halliburton Hough of the Carthage team Was named by the judge, Dr. Loren D. Reid of Mis- souri University, as the best individual speaker in the tournament. The debate team also encouraged the entry of students in the American Legion Oratorical Contest on the Constitution of the United States. Halliburton Hough Won city, county and district contests and was one of the four state finalists. Harry C. Gockel was the debate coach. I-IOUGI-I ROBERT DUN!-IAM Back Row: Chunn, Elsey, England, Fadler, Hough, Jones, Krummel. Matheny, Martha Lee O'Barr, Tommy O'Barr, Parker, Peiter, Phil- lips, Pierson. Redmond, Ross, Schrantz, Scott, Steward, Wood, Wyatt. HE first Carthagifmlan was published in Carthage High School in 1912. This makes the Ccwthagifnian the oldest publica- tion still in existence in the high school. The job of the Ccwthaginmn is to mir- ror completely the events of the year and record them permanently for the student body. The staff this year was revised. The po- sitions of managing editor and literary edi- tor were combined to create a position of editor-in-chief, Which gave to one person complete control over the entire staff. Other changes and additions Were also made. Staff First and Second Scmesters Editor-in-Chief..Halliburton Hough Associate Editor .... , ...... Martha Ross Associate. Editor ...... Tommy O'Barr School Life Editor .......................... ........................Martha Lee O'Barr School Life Editor..Robyn Redmond School Life Editor ...... Nancy Jones School Life Editor .......................... ................Mary Caroline England Art Editor .............. Wayne Matheny Associate Art Editor..Robert Clark Associate Art Editor .... ........ I ........ Parker Associate Art Editor..Max Pierson Associate Art Editor ...............,.......... ....................Anna Claire Steward Business Manager ........ Jay Phillips Assistant Business Manager ............ The Carthagimlan this year calls itself , ----------- , ---------------'----------- J Ohm Scott H . ,, . hm h b Circulation Manager ............ , ........... the picture annual. This p iase as e- nnnnnnnnpnhnnk ' ulqnnnhlnk Dorothy Schrantz come a reality through the use of over 1,000 ASS1StaH'? Clfculatlon Manager ------'- . . . .......,...,,,.......,.,........ Dorothy Chunn pictures laid out in the modern manner. Assistant Circulation Maiiagoi- iiiiiioi . . . . ..............,............. M t F dl ' Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Flora Marsh igookkooooi. iiiiioiiiiioiii Eissg, and Miss Thelma Marsh Were advisers for Typist -----'------- ---------' M ildfed Peitel' 0 . . Typist .......... ........ M argaret Wood the 1908 Carthctgmzcm. Typist .,-,,,,,iiiiiiiqiviiiiiioiii Jafngs Wyatt COUNTING QUEEN BALLOTS I-IOUGI-I MAKES PICTURES MOUNTING PICTURES V Back Row: Albritton, Cash, Clingan, Darrow, Dillon, Elsey, Ford, Grimes. L- V ! Williams. B V Staff L First anal Secoml Semesters Editor-in-Chief .................................. V ....................l. Wilbur Lee Clingan L Associate Editor ................................ ..........................Katherine Phillips Editorial Writer ................................ ...-......................Halliburton Hough H Sports Editor ........ Alfred H. Rogers Club Editor ............ Jeanne Schrantz Club Editor ............ Richard Webster Art Editor .................. Enid Albritton - Art Editor ......,......... Lyster Hendrix Tiger Chops Editor ........ Nina Jones V I Humor Editor .................................. ..,.................Dorothy Delle Ukena Feature Writer .... Dorothy Schrantz Business Manager .............. Joy Cash l V Advertising Manager .... Ed Darrow L Circulation Manager .......... John Cox Reporter .......l........,......... Byron Rush V Reporter ........................ Ruth Grimes Q Reporter ................ Virginia Williams - Typists: Jewel Dillon, Esther El- sey, Dorothy Lawson, Fern Hart- - ley, Helen Marrett, x l RES ' MIMEOGRAPI-:ING PAPER ' Hartley, Hendrix, Hough, Jones, Lawson, Marrett, Phillips. Rogers, Dorothy Schrantz, Jeanne Schrantz, Ukena, Webster, IGER Tales, the weekly newspaper pub- lication of the Carthage High School, was established in 1935 and was an out- growth of the Flypaper, The Herald, and other earlier papers. The regular edition varied between four and six mimeographed pages. Special color issues were prepared at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and a large printed issue was distributed late in May. A popularity contest was sponsored by Tiger Tales. The winner of this contest was determined by the vote of the readers of the newspaper and was announced in the May issue. Departments of Tiger Tales this year included news, sports, editorials, club news, screen reviews, Tiger Chops, Tiger Ribs, and other special features. Virgil Barker, Miss Louise Shoemake, Miss Marian Scott and Miss Effie Sue Mc- Amis served as faculty adviser for the newspaper. ASSEMBLIN6 PAPER READERS Back Row: Breeze, Brizendine, Brown, Brydges, Cox, Davis, Devers, Downey, Ferguson. Fullerton, Garrigues, Gay, Greninger, Grissom, Hartley, Hatcher, Hillhouse, Hooker. Keepper, Kilgore, Killion, McKinney, McRae, Miller, Porter, Rapp, Robinson. Rogers, Sails, Sanders, Spurrier, Webster, Williams, Wood, Wright. LEE Clubs were established in the Car- - thage High School in 1908 to promote Offlcers the study of music and to create greater in- ,X terest in music. Fzrst Scmcstcr The Boy's Glee Club has a membership President ---------'---- Eugellff Fullefwll 0 Vice-President .......... Lloyd Robinson of Q6 boys. S T J 1 C The music groups have made many av- RZZQ.553ilifijjijQjQ1'jjj5ggg, Oiilydgli pearances during the year. They took part Librarian q---4- --.----- Richard Webster in the French Musical Festival held at - - Y Drury College in Springfield, sang in the All Southwest High School Chorus at Joplin in October, and sent Various members to Second Semester contests held in the district. The groups presented assembly programs at the high school and the city's junior high schools, and joined the other schools of the city in the D Librarian .................... Robert Wood President .............. Eugene Fullerton Vice-President ........., Lloyd Robinson Sec.-Treasurer l.....,....,...... John Cox . , , R t ................,... J h B d Christmas Caroling at Hawthorne Field. Lfsrzrrrriir -nm-rr--rRrChirr12r mfgbiii Eugene Fullerton and Robert Clark Librarian ...... ......---- R Obert Wood were the student directors of the Boys' Glee Club. Miss Frances Ragsdale was the faculty director. STUDENTS AND TEACHER THE PRINCIPALS REI-IEARSAL SCENES FROM OPERETTA Back Row: Ball, Bandy, Bayless, Brizendine, Calhoon, Chunn, Clark, Coffield. Curlee, Deitz, Gilbreath, Gillum, Guinn, Hartley, Havens, Hockett. Hodkin, Hyde, Mary Jo Jones, Nancy Jones, Lawson, MacPherson, Milton, O'Barr, Oldham. Peters, Pettigrew, Phillips, Ralston, Redmond, Reed, Rice, Richard- son, Rosenblum. Rush, Dorothy Schrantz, Jeanne Schrantz, Sink, Snyder, Steward, Tiller, Tinsley. Tonjes, Ukena, Vawter, Vivion, Warner, Welton, Wilson, Wood. Officers First Semester President ............ Martha Lee O'Barr Vice President .... Katherine Phillips Sec.-Treasurer ..,. Dorothy Schrantz Reporter ................ Jeanne Schrantz Librarian .............. Robyn Redmond Librarian ...,, ......... K athleen Sink Second Semester President .......... Martha Lee O'Barr Vice-President .... Katherine Phillips Sec.-Treasurer .... Dorothy Schrantz Reporter' ...,............ Jeanne Schrantz Librarian ...... ....... R obyn Redmond Librarian ...., ......,... K athleen Sink HE Girls' Glee Club this year had a membership of 51 students of the Car- thage High School. The activities of the club almost paral- lel those of the boys' organization. Both groups took part in the operetta, Way Out West. The cast of principals for the musi- cal included Robert Clark, Robyn Redmond, Katherine Phillips, Eugene Fullerton, Martha Lee O'Barr, Dorothy Chunn, Larry Devers, Dorothy Rice, Dorothy Delle Ukena, Leonard Robinson, John Cox, Eugene Rapp, Robert Porter, and Charles Miller. Katherine Phillips, a member of the club, acted as student director in most of the programs that were presented. Miss Frances Ragsdale is faculty ad- viser for the Girls' Glee Club. PRESIDENT O'BARR A TRIO IN GLEE CLUB ATTIRE MISSIIRAGSDALE DIRECTS 4 Q 5 v Q3 1 , I , A 2 l l 9 1 Bn Y QQ 1 1 2 5 23 5 . N I ., . Y 5 , M L i i 4, 5 V P, 4' l f 1 f a I 3 ' E. i . u 52 Nr I. I I 2 gd 2: ' Q .f E 3,-t 'K 'P fl I4 ,vs ,A 1 f I 5 N r,, ff E H Q Q 5' , , I , 2 '- V ,I ' I ' 1 iv T? ,lY Q R Q W: o 1, f A ,gf ft' ' Q 2 M I,Z'Pky., ff X X X 1 -'n XX , mf f'ffL5'ff fw'f ff! 7 I X J f fXf ,r 4. 4 M5 1 few I' NW ,Zi 1 ,Ji V5 MVN Wi ff W ,gf 2-fe? H 41 z fl-lim , .- , N, , SI? QS Q XS S 'Q - x N -.w Ng - , 'X Xxx 5 S x 2 fi X Xl Back Row: Don Brown, Vern Brown, Coiner, Corder, Dalton, Hatcher, Jensen, Morgan, Nichols, Pendleton. Phillips, Radford, Rush, Stanton. HE R. O. T. C. Rifle Team of the Car- thage unit entered several national rifle contests during the school year. Two matches were fired in January with the neighboring Joplin R. O. T. C. rifle teams, one at Carthage and the other at Joplin. The group also took part in the Corps Area Match, the results of which were mailed to the division offices in Omaha, Ne- braska, the Kemper Military Academy Match and the Hearst Trophy Match. The local rifle team is chosen from the R. O. T. C. unit as a whole. Practices are held several times a week at the Armory. The results of these practices determine the members of the team. Major E. R. Block and Sergeant Leigh P. Hopp are in charge of the rifle team. Military Clubs R. O. T. C. Club President .................. Tommy O'Barr Vice-President .............. Vern Brown Secretary ........ Martha Lee O'Barr Treasurer .................. James Yaryan Sergeant-at-Arms..Norman Kilgore Reporter .................. Glenn Haggard Noncoms Club President ,................. Tommy O'Barr Vice-President .............. Ed Darrow Secretary ...........,............ John Scott Treasurer .................... Robert Knell Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Frank Knell R. O. T. C. STAFF SABER-Cl-IAINERS TWO PLUS FOUR FUN Back Row: Ball, Barton, Buchanan, Calhoon, Chunn, Ellison, Guinn, Heisten, Hill. Hyde, Irby, Jones, Knell, Landers, Mallory, Maring, Mealey. Miles, Nichols, Pendleton, Porter, Rollins, Dorothy Schrantz, Jeanne Schrantz, Snyder, Staats. Stanard, Stephens, Gay Treadway, Peggy Treadway, Wagner, Williams, Wilson, Yaryan. N December of this school year the R. O. T. C. Girls' Mariner Corps came into existence in the Carthage High School. This new group has a membership of 34. The Mariner Corps is a strictly demo- cratic organization and carries out the same idea as the R. O. T. C., of Which it is a part, in awakening student appreciation of the obligations of fine citizenship. Being a drill corps the outstanding advantages for the individual girl are physical exercises and discipline. The corps took part in several parades during the year and was a part of the mili- tary circus held at Junge Field in Joplin during the Fiesta celebration. Sergeant Leigh P. Hopp is director of the corps. He is assisted by Miss Sylvia Jones and Miss Elizabeth Peiffer, also mem- bers of the faculty. MARINER CORPS ON PARADE WITH R. O. T. C. Officers First omcl Second Semesters Captain .............. Virginia Williams First Lieutenant..Dorothy Schrantz Second Lieutenant .... Irma Lee Ball First Sergeant ............ Cleona Staats Sergeant .................... Helen Calhoon Sergeant ........................ Helen Knell Corporal and Guidon Bearer ........ Lucille Pendleton Corporal ............ . .......... Nancy Guinn Corporal ................ Marybelle Hyde Corporal .................. Marian Maring . - First Class Private ...........,....,,,,,,,,,, ...-..............Frances Ann Yaryan AT ATTENTION A Zz fi V 2 2 Q J 14 4 Fl .I 3 ll H Q. E N N S V.., - - V - V-.,,.... V , -V . ., . . ,...-...,...,...,, ....,-..,..1.-...,. , . ., . , .... . . ., ,. .... . ., - V ' , ! 3 3 I 1 I 1 f 5 I Y K 7.7. ,--. ,,. ,-,,, Y, ,V ,-V,JxfA, .NMA mx V gf J- ir - A - ' N ' - f - , x' ' '-A- ' 4' '- ' 'M 'A+-A' '-- -!-- '- -f'--' -- -Q-----ff-'----H v-. ,......Q.. A-...f-.,a,,,,,,..4,- .,,,,,,,-UAL., A , M MM - - H 4 ,W U -- 1 H 5 Back Row: Baker, Barton, Brown, Burnett, Clingan, Cockrell, Comer, Corder. Davis, Downey, Flanigan, Glenn, Hamilton, Heisten, Isbell. Keepper, Masters, McKinney, Morrow, Richards, Sanders, Yeoman, Simmons. HE varsity basketball team placed fourth in the Big Eight conference. The B team had an excellent season and won first place in the same conference. basketball scores in this year's new round-robin The schedule were as follows: Varsity fCarthage .... 16 Jasper .......... 14 fCarthage .... 27 Pleasant Hill 17 Carthage .... 22 Nevada .,........ 27 Carthage .... 31 Neosho .......... 24 Carthage .... 28 Lamar ............ 4 Carthage ..,. 53 Mt. Vernon ..21 Carthage .... 22 Webb City .... 10 fCarthage .... 24 Joplin ,,.,........ 43 Carthage .... 21 Monett .......... 27 Carthage .... 33 Nevada .......... 25 Carthage .... 19 Neosho .......... 49 Carthage .... 15 Webb City .... 19 Carthage .... 24 Lamar ..,.,,...... 13 iCarthage .... 32 Joplin ............ 19 fNon-Conference Game fCarthage tCarthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage fCarthage Carthage Carthage ,... Carthage Carthage .... Carthage fCarthage Team Jasper .......... Jasper ..........., Nevada .......... Neosho .......... Lamar ............ Mt. Vernon .. Webb Cit Y Joplin ............ Monett .......... Nevada .......... Neosho .......... Webb City .... Lamar ............ Joplin ............ Two games scheduled with Aurora and Mount Vernon were forfeited by those schools. The sophomores won the inter-class tournament by de- feating the juniors, 40-20. Forward ..................... Forward Center ,,.,..... Guard .......... 1 7 ,Q W 1 74, Teams Varsity .Robert Barton Tommv Heisten ............Willis Corder .........Victor McKinney Guard ..........,..... .......... Forward Forward ............. Center ......... ............ Loy Yeoman B Team Harold Cockrell Guard .......... ,............ Guard .......... ....... CI-IEER LEADERS MORGAN AND REDMOND AT FOOTBALL GAMES .James E. Downey Lloyd Richards .Vern Brown Floyd Isbell EC I Yi PRDE .--1 P f I' -2. Q ,- I E I E r' L, I'- I L, ..- 5 :- lu. A BASKET BY BARTON my IN NEOSHO GAME ,561:', . ,594 ' I CAPTAIN I if A. LOY YEOMAN f , LI . I - ' , A - :IH ' 1' Y.! '4f7 . - A ' , :.,f-I:7QGg:Q,,7,iQ -- mi, II ' 154-TIW U YEOMAN 151 SINKS THE BALL IN MONETT GAME IRDER U41 MAKES A BASKET IN NEOSI-IO GAME 4... X mxx 44. Nl-lxm ,W I -X., , I OTHER PICTURES ON PAGES 26, 39, no f' '14 Back Row: Comer, Downey, Hoofnagle. Isbell, Pendleton, Staats. RACK is not a major school activity in Carthage High School, nevertheless 30 boys reported for this sport in March. There were seven members on the team, four of whom were graduated this year. All typical track activities were partici- pated in' by the group. Weights, pole vault- ing, hurdles, the 220 and 440 relays, the half-mile relay, and the mile relay were among these. Coach Tom Dunphy's team participated Teams Second Semester Weights ..........,............. Willis Corder Pole Vault .....,. ..........,, F loyd Isbell Hurdles ......... ........ J . E. Downey 220-Relay ......... ........ J . E. Downey 440-Relay ...,.............. Bob Hoofnagle 440-Relay .................... Marion Staats Half-Mile Relay ........ Donald Comer Half-Mile Relay .... Dwain Pendleton Mile Relay ................ J. E. Downey Mile Relay ...,..........,. Bob Hoofnagle in the various track activities in several Mile Relay ------ ------'- F 10Yd ISU-211 contests in this section. These included tour- Mile Relay '- Marion Staatg naments in Joplin, Springfield and the Big Eight group. The state meet in April marked the climax of the track season. CORDER AND WEIGI-ITS THROUGH DAILY EXERCISES COMER W Z W, V IK M K ,gfffyf Back Row: Barton, Breeze, Brown, Cockrell, Corder, Heisten. Knight, Logsdon, McKinney, Mealey, Moore. Simmons, Sites, Williams, Yeoman. First Team Second Semester Left Field ................... .Willis Corder Center Field ................ Loy Yeoman Right Field ........... .Victor McKinney Short Stop ,,.....,................ Ralph Sites First Base ..... Mealey Second Base .............. Robert Barton Third Base ......,......... Chester Knight Catcher .,,,..... Picher ........ .......Nelson Logsdon Harold Cockrell PRACTICE AT HAWTHORNE FIELD ASEBALL is not included on the pro- gram of sport activities of the Big Eight Conference, however Carthage has had a very successful year as a member of a high school league which is made up of smaller schools in the district. Carthage played Alba, Carterville, and Oronogo, mem- bers of the eastern half of the conference, and the winner in this group met the win- ner of the western half of the association. A large number reported this year for baseball. This may be attributed to the fact that it is a comparatively new sport in the athletic program and to the fact that this participation will give experience to those who are interested in try-outs for the new Carthage municipal baseball team. This Carthage team will be operated in conjunc- tion with the Pittsburgh Pirates and will make use of both foreign and local material. Coach Earl Amos supervised the high school baseball activity this year. MEALEY COACH AMOS TALKS TO TH E SQUAD Z ,f f , ff! Back Row: Ahrens, Allison, Bayless, Catherine Bennett, Loeta Bennett, Berry Boothe, Bradley, Brydges, Buchanan. Burel, Calhoon, Campbell, Cash, Chunn, Edith Crayton, Mary Crayton, Davis, Denny, England, Evans. Fadler, Ford, Foster, Frans, Ellen Frost, Lorena Frost, Neva Frost, Gilbreath, Gillum. Edna Good, Fay Good, Thelma Good, Dana Grieb, Freda Grieb, Hageman, Haley, Harris, Heatley. Heisten, Bettie Hetrick, Dortha Hetrick, Hosier, Howard, Ellen Huntley, Genevieve Huntley, Jones, Kennel, Knight. HYSICAL education for girls is anoth- er of the new activities recently es- tablished in Carthage High School. This year for the first time one teacher gave her entire time to the direction of the physical education training. These classes made use of a wide va- riety of games and similar activities. On clear days the main campus of the school was used by the students for their activities. On rainy days and during the winter months classes were conducted at the gymnasium on the second floor of the Recreation Center and also in the Y. M. C. A. building, which is adjacent to the Recreation Center. ln a social way the physical education classes were also active this year. ln J anu- ary the group entertained at a tea dance which was attended by a large number of the Carthage High School students. ON Tl-IE WAY TO CLASSES-TI-IE f ag Activities Games Soccer Baseball Hit-Pin Baseball Volley Ball Bowling Tennis Swimming Rhythms Waltz Mazurka Polka Schottische Ballet Tap Modern Corrective BOYS JUST HAPPENED ALONG Back Row: Kunan, Lamey, Loveless, Lyberger, Martin, Matthews, Mealey, Murrell. Nichols, O'Barr, Ogden, Peters, Porter, Pruitt, Rabon, Rice, Rogers. Rosenblum, Ross, Rush, Russell, Schies, Schrantz, Searle, Shue. Smith, Spence, Spurrier, Staats, Stanard, Stephens, Sutton, Taylor. Tilton, Tinsley, Gay Treadway, Peggy Treadway, Turner, Barbara Walker, Barbara Warner, Helen Wagner, Warden. Wheeler, Wickstrom, Williams, Wilson, Witt, Wyatt, Yancer, Yaryan. Schedule First and Second Scmesters Monday ...... Freshman Soccer Baseball Monday .... Sophomore Soccer Baseball Monday ............ Junior Soccer Baseball Monday ............ Senior Soccer Baseball Tuesday ,,,..,,,,.,....... Freshman RhythInS Tuesday ,,,,,,,.,,,... Sophomore Rhythms Tuesday ,,,,, .....,.......... J unior Rhythms Tuesday ,,,,,,. ..,,....... S enior Rhythms Wednesday ,,,,,,,,....., Freshman Games Wednesday ,..,....,...,i Sophomore Games Wednesday ...... ...,......... J unior Games Wednesday ,,,,,....,,,.......... Senior GaIneS Thursday .............. Thursday ............ Thursday ..... Thursday ..... ............ Friday ....... ....... Freshman Rhythms Sophomore Rhythms ........Junior Rhythms Senior Rhythms .Four Class Bowling HE physical education classes made use of a widely diversified group of activities. Swimming, bowling, dancing, and tennis were part of the year's program and were offered in an attempt to improve the physi- cal condition of the girls enrolled in the classes. The dances used include the waltz, ma- zurka, polka, schottische, ballet, tap and modern. All are considered as corrective rhythms. This year's advancement in swimming, tennis, bowling, volley ball and so forth, has given rise to the feeling that teams of girls will soon be organized in other Big Eight schools and that competition will probably follow the same as with the boy's football, basketball, track, baseball, golf and tennis teams. Miss Elinor Tucker was faculty direc- tor for the physical education groups. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATIONQACTIVITIES TEACHERS GOLF MILLER, DEMING, O'BARR AND HOUGH AT COURSE TENNIS PHIL JENSEN LED THE CARTHAGE BOMBARDMENT BOWLING GIRLS' GROUP AT THE Y. M. C. A. ALLEY SECTION FIVE STUDENTS B f S hool DING A FOOTNOTES FOOTNOTES IN this section Carthage High School recalls the varied activities of the A students during the 1937-38 school year. . i a f Appreciatio11,,too, goes forward to the 1938 Camthaginicm patrons Whose generouscooperation makes' it possible for Carthage High School to publish this year its twenty-sixth consecutive' bookq - A ' GLEE CLUBS SING CHRISTMAS CAROLS AT HAWTHORNE FIELD September September 7.-1937-38 school term opens. Ap- proximately 675 enrolled in the high school. September 10.-First assembly of the year is addressed by Superintendent J. L. Campbell. September 174-John H. Flanigan, Carthage at- torney, speaks in observance of the 150th an- niversary of the Constitution. September 18.-Principal W. R. Rice elected president of the Big Eight Conference. September 20.-It is announced that uniform awards will be made in football, basketball, track and debate this year. September 21 Seniors elect officers and decide to conduct their business through an executive committee September 21 Tiger Tales puts out first issue for the 1937 38 school year September 23 Leland Bryant places second in KWTO spelling contest September 27 Dorothy Rice is chosen as the Carthage candidate for Coal Queen at the Coal Festival in Pittsburg Kansas Joan Cowgill of Mark Twain, was named flower girl September 29 Sophomores choose officers September 30 Juniors choose officers 95 October October 1.-Carthage beats Carterville, 13-0, in football opener at the new Hawthorne Field. October 4.-Seniors choose executive committee. October 6.-Freshman choose officers. October 6.-Carthage Drum Corps place fourth at Webb City Fall Festival and win five dol- lars. October 7.-Wilbur Lee Clingan is named the October member of the Lion's Club. October 7.-It is announced that plans are being made for the publishing of the 1938 Carthagin- ian following a student questionnaire. October 7.-Huge pep meeting is held at Haw- thorne Field in preparation for Lamar game The band, drum corps and R O T C paraded October 8 R O T C officers named by Major E R Block and Sergeant Leigh P Hopp October 11 Seniors take intelligence test October 14 School dismissed for Tom Mix c1r cus October 15 Martha Lee O Barr named Honorary Cadet MaJor by R O T C corps October 22 Glee Clubs sing at Southwest Mis souri Teachers Meeting in Joplin October 30 Drum corps wins 25 dollars and first place at Lockwood Missouri Fair November November 4.-Halliburton Hough is editor-in- chief of the 1938 Carthaginian. Jay Phillips gets business manager post. November 4.-Halliburon Hough is named hon- orary member of the Lion's Club for No- vember. I November 8.-Organization pictures for the Car- thaginianiare started. A November 18.-Harry C. Gockel, debate coach, names state debate teams. November 19.-Glee Clubs present, assembly pro- gram. I November 19.-Annual Tri-Club dance is held at Recreation Center. November 22.-DeMolays run the city for a day. November 24.--The 1937 Carthaginian wins sec- ond in Missouri Inter-scholastic Press Asso- ciation contest. November 25.-Carthage bows to Webb City in final football game. November 26.-R. O. T. C. officers of Joplin and Carthage play host at Sagmount in Joplin. DRUM CORPS MUSICAL ORGANIZATION PARADES AT SPRINGFIELD December December 3.-Glee Clubs sing at the Modern -Language Festival held at Drury College in Springfield, Missouri. A dance followed the concert. December 6.-All-Star players chosen in the Big Eight. Carthage fails to place on first team. December 9.-Plans for a Girls' Mariner Corps are announced. December 95-Glee Clubs sing at Hawthorne and Eugene Field schools. December 10.-Band, orchestra and drum corps give joint program at Memorial Hall. December 11.-Monett is readmitted to the Big Eight. December 17.-Physical Education classes enter- tain at a tea dance. December 22.-Annual Christmas assembly is presented by the Masque and Sandal Dra- matic Club in cooperation with the Glee Clubs. December 22.-School dismissed for Christmas holidays. December 26.-Masque and Sandal broadcasts a half-hour play over W.M.B.H. J cmuwry January 7.-Eddie Cantor is announced as judge of the 1938 Carthaginian queen contest. Year- book sales open. January 13.-Cast for Way Out West, high school operetta, is named. January 14.-Carthage debaters place third at Nevada, Missouri, tournament. Halliburton Hough is. named best individual speaker. January 24.-Skin tests for tuberculosis are giv- en 150 students. January 25.-New electric clock is presented school by the Scholae Ainicae for the auditor- ium. January 27.-Dortha Wakefield, Dorothy Chunn, and Gladene Miles were named as candidates for 1938 Carthaginian queen. January 29.-Gerald Fenner and Edgar Erwin injured in car wreck at Kendricktown. 96 F c bructry February 5.--Spanish Club presents play for the P. E. O. Sisterhood. February 5.-Miss Effie Sue McAmis, of the Commercial Department, addressed a district teachers' meeting at Springfield. February 12.-Missouri Military Academy cle- feats Carthage R. O. T. C. rifle team. February 15.-Officers of Mariner Corps named. February 15.-Halliburton Hough wins in high school for state legislator contest. February 18.-Willis Corder, Bob Barton, Don Davis, and Vic McKinney go to Columbia to discuss playing football for Missouri University next year. February 22.-Dorothy Chunn is chosen by Eddie Cantor for 1938 Carthaginian queen. Dortha Wakefield and Gladene Miles 'Were named at- tendants. February 22.-Special Washington assembly held. February 24.-Miss Marian Scott, director, an- nounces Spring Fever as the senior class play. M arch March 1.-Halliburton Hough into Quill and Scroll. First high school member from Car- thage in six years. March 1.-Senior class chooses announcements. Prompt Printery gets contract. March 3.-Senior play cast is named. March 4.-Spanish Club gives assembly program. March 10.-Glee Clubs sing at Drury College in Springfield, Missouri. March 12.-Rifle team competes at Kemper Mili- tary Academy in Boonville, Missouri. March 18.-Military Ball held at Carthage Me- morial Hall. MARINER CORPS GIRLS' MILITARY GROUP AT ATTENTION I. 97 April April 1.-Halliburton Hough competes in state finals of American Legion Cratorical Contest at Jefferson City following victories in city, county, district, and zone contests. April 84-Class play, Spring Fever, is presented in auditorium. April 16.-Glee clubs compete in contests held at the State Teachers' college in Springfield, Mis- souri. April 23.-Glee Clubs compete at Nevada, Mis- souri, in music contests. M any May 6.-Award Day held. May 6.-Forum Club Prom is given at Recrea- tion Center. May 13.-Senior assembly program is given by class members. May 15.-Baccalaureate service for the seniors is held. May 18.-Altrurians entertain their graduating members with a dance. May 19.--The annual Aristonian dance is given at the Recreation Center. May 20.-Commencement exercises are held. mkx A 'r M ,.,. - .V . 'H' - ' 1 X , ' N ., , I Q N 4 x -v S , l ,V , 4 I 1 I P+ l ? ' ' LM, rr- ' ' 4 fp- 4 1 fi K-qv! pd J-.,. -,Av lull' L. if n' -fj 1 x I-.f F...-M 1 i 1 i L' e . i E i 5 I E v 5 Q n 1 u- 'Pu F' V I 41 I I-H. 3 4 L 'wk , ,..f I-s. .auf ht . fi-4 I 1.7. ,- YH ,ffl 1,5 P1 , DOWNTOWN CARTHAGE SQUARE AND COURT HOUSE THE FOLLOWING CARTHAGE GROUPS THROUGH THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS MADE POSSIBLE THE 1938 CARTHAGINIAN American Association of University Wom- en Baird Motor Company Bank of Carthage Bormaster's 'A Business and Professional Women's Club B-V Realty Sz Investment Company Calhoon-Putnam Lumber Company Carthage Creamery Company Carthage Democrat Carthage Ice and Cold Storage Company Central National Bank R. D. Cline Furniture Company College Pharmacy oowgiii Flour Mills, Inc. Cut Flower Store Gas Service Company Hercules Powder Company Hodson Clothing Company Joplin Globe and News Herald Killingsworth's 99A Knell's Leggett and Platt Manufacturing Com P31137 Lion's Club Maring and Boggess McCormick's Grocery Men's Shop Miller Clothing Company Morrow Lumber Company Morrow Milling Company J. C. Penney Company P. E. O. Sisterhood Press Publishing Company Ramsay's R. Sz S. Motor Sales Company Rotary Club ' Smith Brothers Manufacturing Company Stanley-Thomas Lumber Company Steward's Studio Page Wagner, Jeweler Webster and Cunningham, Dentists : , X 1 , 5'-1 F' Y ,W FP wrncr E W XX' gf ' L Stew- g, 130. I M, udio , 4 I - I i AT 5' 1 1 A. PK I 1 1-. 4 4 P' J 1 1 1 ff 1 1 i f P J s d f' d l-f 1- fn 1 Jones 2 I ,L 1 W dH'I79V5 fn Q . , lam' 1 1 If' A s -Q . . , 1g , . ' g.,. '5' A..,- M LQ.,.LL . le - rw--wgeepfvvcrwwmve-:wfv..v-ffm: - ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 L. W 1 1 J -2- . f ' 4 -'Y X, ,- J ':zu915' 5.1.4 .Ja ,mgl I ,ar-LQ .-i 'x i ' in , 1 Q l. .1 K T f .. 1 . 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