Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1939 volume:

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JWc1rcg'z11'e1' Wldffff W Y wp Table I II 111 IV V i ' i s . o u 3, pr m of A G' 011191115 Classes h Honors School LW t Azlzlerics .Milzriar-fy X Q X., GX, QT. t,3'..'3 7 if LT-7' 2:3 i 2-' 616115 0f1939 OFFICERS President ............ ...........,......Y., . . .,..... Vern Brown Vice President Joe McCullough Vice President Harold Cockrell Vice President ........ Ruby Paugh Vice President ,...... Vincil Ralston Vice President ........ Lloyd Richards COLORS FLOWER Silver and Turquoise Pink Rose MOTTO Let Our Aim Be Success NOTES The class of 1939 elected Vern Brown as its president, and vice presidents were chosen from each of the five sections. These, with the presidents, constituted the executive committee of the class. f Under the direction of Miss Jessie Cary, the seniors presented Pomander Walk as their class play with a cast of seventeen seniors. Two seniors were given the honor of being the Queen and the King of the Carthaginian. They were Margaret Fadler and Phillip Jensen. This class was the largest class to enter the Carthage High School, and it is the largest to be graduated from this school. Miss Louise Halliburton was the class sponsor. BAIRD, LORENE English course. Entered from Chillicothe, Missouri 131. BARLOW, LORRAINE English course. BAR'I:ON, BETTIE M. 1. Commercial course. Girl Reserves 1l1. 121. Latin Club 111 121. Mariner Corps 131, 141. BEARD, RUSSELL B. English course. Here 111, 121. Jasper, Arkansas 131. Here 141. BENDER, ALBERTA English course. Orchestra 111, 121, 131, 141. Tiger Tales 141. BERRY, DORIS LORAINE English course. Avilia, Missouri 111, 121. Olympian 131, 141. National Honor Society 141. Mariner Corps 141. BRADLEY, CARROLL Sr-ience course. Entered from Sari'-oxie 111. BROCK, JULIA JEAN English course. Girl Reserves 121, 1..1. -1 BROWN, ANNABELLE Commercial course. Spanish Club 111. 121. Girl Scouts 121. Girl Reserves 131. BROWN, DONALD Commercial course. Band 111. Saber-Chain 141. Na- tional Honor Society 141. BROWN, JACK English course. Baseball 111, 121. 131. 141. Football 121, 131, 141. French Club 131. BROWN, VERN Commercial course. Class President 121, 131, 141. Fo- rum Club 131, 141. Football 111, 121, 131, 141. Baskeb ball 111, 121. 131. R. O. T, C. Cadet Major 141. BURNETT, VELMA IRENE English course. Orchestra 123, 133. 143. French Cluh ! 133, 143. Drum Corps 143. Band 143. 3 CALHOON, HELEN MAY English course. Altrurlan 113, 123, 133. 143. Latin Club 113, 123. Carthaginian 113. Masque and Sandal 113, 123. 133, 143. Mariner Corps 133, 143. Girls' Glee Club 12 - 133. 143. Jy'.4...J..4 ,...,. in-W' . I ' 7 - CAMPBELL, ALBERT Science course. French Club 143. CAMPBELL, ALBERTA LOUISE Commercial course. Girl Reserves 123. Latin Club 113. Timer Tales 1-43. CARTER, PAUL ' SL-ience course. Football 123, 133, 1-13. CHUNN, DOROTHY ELIZABETH English course. Altrurian 113, 123, 133, 143. Latin Club 113. Mariner Corps 133, Major 1-13. Carthairinian 123, 133, 143. Girls' Glen Club 123, 133. 143. CLANG, CLARENCE English course. Entered from Dodge City, Kansas 113. CLARK, CATHRYN AILEEN English course. Spanish Club 113, 123, 133. National Honor Society 143. Mariner Corps 143. Girls' Glee Club 1-43. CLARK, CONSTANCE ELLEN English course. Spanish Club 113, 123, 133. Carthaprin- ian 133. Mariner Corps 143. Girls' Glee Club 133, 143. CLARK, VIRGINIA MARIE English course. French Club 133, 143. Girl Scouts 113, 123. Latin Club 113. 123. COCKRELL, HAROLD English course. Senior Executive Committee. Football 133, 143. Basketball 113. 123. 143, Basketball 113, 123. 133, 143. COFFIELD, MARY ELEANOR English course. Olympian 113, 123, 133. 143. National Honor Society 143. Girls' Glee Club 123, 133, 143. I 1 of-1 if i. :- , - l ij - . i' N X Q ,X li 5 X... ,.,..7, r H .. L A. ,, , , .A ., . ,.,-...- LW.: .., .. M X , ,., ..,,-,,,,,,,-,,, ..yq:.f1,,.-1,.m- - - .gr ' 1 -1 ' ' 1 . , . - ,, ' f. -, . 1 --':.- - x ,-, x ' -s friw'-'-I 'f51 ?i - - N.r'1'- .- 1- .- 5 .I g 1, -- -5 1g::,,-gi -Q-:A gf: -Sw--4, --Z....., '. .'- '5 'fT4fl3Jy'F+ 'r+ 1'K . ffl?-'X X ...11-..s,f,'f--,-.u. J'l'3+. -v.-F. '- -r' 'f L- 'gf--5.13,--4 .-- -., I, . -J' ,, .. :-. .-f .'-- .3nr,.:, ,-Q-.vl, :-,Q u -e,.'--.- 1.4,-1 .-r --. ' NVE: ' '4'lq'.2ln J.--HI--, ffm fri-2d.f:?zz:gfA2g5,f f 1.2.i:F-:,.-ai.2'FEES-'L.Kali-is-iQg1b.1-s?. ''.i.'realm,gf.-',L.a5.sz-'fsff-..im rag:-. ::sf..11.w..g,:a..mi..:m.w.1,-...w5:ye.....-af--...X - . .... I .mf --.M .ms-. , COLEMAN, ROBERT English course, Carthaginian 141. Boys' Glee Clulr 141. CONNE R, ELIZABETH OLETA English course. Spanish Cluh 111. 121. Tiger Tales 141. CONNER, WILLIAM A English course. French Cluli 131, 1-I1. CRAYTON, EDITH IRENE Commercial course. French Cluli 131, 141. Girl Scouts ill. 121. CURRY, PAUL English course. National Honor Soc-ic-ty 141. DAVIS, BETTY ANNE English course. French Club 131. Girl Reserves 111. 121. Drum Corps 131. DAVIS, EDWARD English course. Boys' Glue Club 111. DEMING, DICK Modern language course. Entered from San Jose, Cali- fornia 131. Forum 131. DENNY, BILLY English course. Hi-Y 111. 121, 131, 141. Boys' Gln:-e Cluh 141. DEVEREAUX, EMMA CHRISTINE Commercial course. Girl Reserves 111, 121, 131. Drum Corps 121, 131. 141. Band 141. DUDMAN, VERNE Science Course. DULANEY, BEATRICE EUGENIA English course. French Club 131. Girl Scouts 1l1. Masque and Sandal 141. Girls' Glee Club 1111. HilQll.lIl I DUNTON, IANTHA English course. Enters-cl from Marion, Kansas 1-11. Ariston- ian 141. Masque and Sandal 141. Band 141. Girls' Glov Club 141. EDWARDS, ALMA Umnms-rriul course. Fr:-nc-li Club 1211, FADLE R, MARGARET Commercial course. Class Treasurer 131. Aristnnian 111. 121. 131. 141. National Honor Society 131. 141. Carthagin- ian 121. 1211. 141. Drum Corps 131. 111. FA RLEY, SELMA Cummvrcial 1-nurse. FELIX, WANDA FERGUSON, HARRY Iflnglish c-nurse-. Nuys' Give Club 1331, 141. FHHR, HUDSON English course. Entorwl from Shelilnn. lnwn 1711. FRANKS, ARTHUR Enxrlish course. Hi-Y 121. Orchestra 121. 121. 1-11. Saber- Chnin 141. Band 121. Buys' Glee Clulu 111. FRANS, HELEN IRENE English course. French Club 1111. Girl Reserves 121. FREY, KENNETH English course. Hi-Y 1'l1. FROST, ELLEN NELLE Commercial course. Gi1'l Reserves 111, 121, 131. FROST, NEVA NADINE Commercial course. Girl Ruscrves 121, 1511. Enlerml from j Alba, Missouri 121. xr Y' Y A Xi. 1 A-H'-' -VV- x ' . f-. rj . 7 Q' ' . . ' Xl' 'H 1 ' , , W. 'Y 41, ---M i A 'pr i:1m!i11H'H f i L?v?-- 'F .M.i.:f'R::I:,?--1:-L:5': ,. . .Mq'F2,i1!1gQ2, Hill? 'I-1'f55,i.'?Z .?l':'7 A ,, 1- -'f'.-'f'l v .1 V :'- fffa- la7lI,QN'1'fT i'-'I 4 if 1 -5'l'5l 'f ' U 2' ' W ltigfliie-l'5f5.'1'5iii.kilf.9HSgS,If ,':Ht fi: f l 22' -'P-.E1.l2:'..51..' , 1-Viv.-ii355:-:-f2..1--4,ui1'i.ff.r.15J-Xl: 1 5 A 1 - 'H'-wif? GEISERT, ETHEL FERN English course. Altrurian 113, 123, 133, 143. National Hon- or Society 143. Tiger Tales 133, 143. GIBSON, FRONIA Commercial r-nurse. Hers- 113, 123, 1-43. Englewood, Cali- fornia 133. GILBREATH, MARGARET EVELYN English course. Girl Scouts 113, 123, 133. National Honor Society 143. Latin Club 113, 123. Girls' Glce Cluh 123. 133. 143- GOODNIGHT, VIRGINIA Enixlish course. HAGGARD, REVA GAIL English course. Entered from Sarcrxio, Missouri 143. HALEY, FRANCES MARIE Commercial 1-nurse. Spanish Cluh 113. Orchestra 113. HARP, OLIVE MAE Commercial course. Frenvh Club 133, 1-13. HATCHER, ROBERT LEROY English course. Hi-Y 143. Orchestra 133, 143. Saber-Chain 143. Football 123, 133, 143. Band 133, 143. Boys' Glee Club 143. HEISTEN, MILO, JR. English course. HENSLEY, DOROTHY MARIE Ccmmercial course. HICKS, JUANITA MARIE English course. 1 HIDLE, MELBA MMIII 1 I HILL, JAMES ELARA N Science course. French Club 131, 141. HOLLANDSWORTH, ELWIN English course. Hi-Y 131, 141. HOOFNAGLE, NANNA BELLE Commercial course. Girl Reserves 131. Cm-thsigininn 141. Tiger Tales 141. Drum Corps 131, 141. HOOFNAGLE, ROBERT Commercial course. Football 131, 141. Track 321, 131, 141. HOWSEMAN, CHARLES Commercial course. HUNTLEY, ELLEN ELIZABETH English course. French Club 131, 141. INGLE, ARDITH LOUISE Commercial course. Entered from Jasper, Missouri 121. Girl Reserves 121. Tiger Tales 141. IRBY, FLOY E. D' Commercial course. Mariner Corps 131, 141. Drum Corps 111. 121. ISBELL, FLOYD D. English course. Football 131. Basketball 111, 121. 131. Track 111. 121, 131, 141. ISBELL, LOYD English course. French Club 141. Hi-Y 141. Track 141. JENSEN, PHILIP BYRON Science course. Forum Club 131, 141. Masque and Sandal 141. Saber-Chain141. JOHNSON, MARILUISE 1 Commercial course. Spanish Club 111. JONES, NINA English course. Aristunian 133, 143. Girl Reserves 113, 123. Latin Club 113. 123. Tiger Tales 133, 143. Masque and Sandal 113, 123. KEEPPER, JUNE English course. Girl Reserves 113. Olympian 123, 123. 1-13. Orchestra 1l3. 123, 133, 143. Iimul 1l3, 123, 1113. 1l3. KEEPPER, WILLIAM ABNER Manual training course. Boys' Glec Club 133, 143. KELTNER, EILENE ELIZABETH Commercial course. Girl Scouts 123. Spanish Club 113. 1133. KENNEL, LORETTA MARCELLE English ccursc. KI NCAID, ANNA LEE English course, Olympian 113, 123, 133, 143. Latin Club 113. Orchestra 113, 123, 133, 143. Drum Corps 143. Band 1333. KING, BENJAMIN F. English course. French Club 123, 143. KNELL, FRANK WILLIAM, JR. English course. Forum Club 123, 133, 143. Latin Club 1l3. 123. Baseball 143. KNELL, FRANCES HELEN English course. Class Treasurer 1l3. 123. Altrurian 113, 123, 133. 143. Girl Scouts 143. Latin Club 1l3. 123. Mariner Corps 133, 143. Drum Corps 123. KNELL, ROBERT HENRY English course. Forum Club 133. 143. Latin Club 113, 123. KNIGHT, CHESTER English course. Baseball 133. KNIGHT, MILDRED LUCILLE Commercial course. Girl Scouts 113, 123. Olympian 133. 143. Orchestra 123. Drum Corps 133, 143. Band 133, 143. M111 1 1 KRUMMEL, CLYDE, JR. Enirlish course. Forum 123. 133. 1l3- NMl0Il3l h0'HOI' S0- ciety 143. Latin Club 113, 123. Masque and Sandal 133. Saber-Chain 143 . LOGSDON, NELSON Scif-nc-e course. Fuollmall 123, 1313. 113, Baseball 113, 123 133. 143. LOVE, HARRY CHESTER ldnprlish course. MCCULLOUGH, JOE English course. Entered from Butler, Missouri 123. Senior exerulivi- committce. Uzu'thzu:inian 143. Tiger Tzilos 143 Baml 1523. lloys' Glu' Club 143. McNABB, KETURAH Commercial course. Girl Rcscrvvs 113. Olympian 113, 123. 133, 143. Drum Corps 123, 133. 143. MCWILLIAMS, DOROTHY MAE Commerriul 1-nurse. linterml from Curl Junction, Missouri, 1213. MALLORY, ALICE LOU liuulish coursr. Aristonian 113, 123. 133, 1113. Girl Rcsvrvcs 113, 123, 133. Girl Scouts. Mariner Corps 1333, 143. MARSHALL, EDITH M. Euyflish i-uursr. MARSHALL, ERVIN Science course. MARTIN, NADINE Commercial coursu. Girl Reserves 123. Olympian 1l3. 123. 133. 143. Drum Col-ps123, 1153, 143. MATTHEWS, ROY JOSEPH English course. French Club 133, 143. Ili-Y 1-13. Spanish Club 113, 123. MAYNARD, GEORGE ERVIN Science course. Basclulll. MEALEY. PATTY Commercial course. Girl Reserves 111. Girl Scouts. Span- ish Club 111, 121. Mariner Corps 131. MERS, FRED Manual Training cours: MERS, ZELDA MAY Commercial course. Girl Scouts 111. 121. 131. Girl Rc- serves 131. MEVEY, ARY LOUISE Home E mimics co ili- se. ci.-1 new-vm 121, 1:2 . Q , W UL' If l I Cai om o9'1!5' wi - 7 NN J V6 Mm MILES, GLADENE English course. Aristonian 111. 121, 131, 141. Latin C-lnh 111. 121. Mariner Corps 131. Carthaginian 121. Masque and Sandal 121, 131, 141. R. 0. T. C. honorary cadet major 141. MILLER, ARTHUR Science course. Entered from Kaysvillv, Utah. MILLER, ROLAND English course. National Honor Socicly 141. Carthairinian editor 141. Saber-Chain 141. Football 131- 141. MILLER, WARREN Science courac-. MOORE, ERNEST English course. Football 141. Baseball 131. 141. MOORE, EVELYN Commercial course. Drum Corps 121, 131- 141. MOSS, CLEO ANN English course. MOSS, LEOTA CHARLOTTE English course. Girl Reserves 121. 131, Olympian 121, 131, 141. Mariner Ccrps 141. 1, C... ,KC i' 'K' 625134 NARRA ORE, CLYDE CALVIN English course. Hi-Y 123, 133, 143. Spanish Club 113, 123. Saber-Chnin 143. Band 113. 123. 133, 143. Boys' Glee Club 143- NIZWMAN, MARY HELEN English course. Entered from Sarvoxie, Missouri 133. NICHOLS, MARJORIE English course. Mariner Corps 133, 143. Drum Corps 123. O'BARR, TOMMY Mntliemrtics course. Ertered from Littleton, Colorado 113. Forum 133, 143. Hi-Y 133. 143. National Honor Society 133, 143. Spanish Club 113, 123. Carthaginian 133. Tiger Ta'es 143. Masque and Sandal 143. Saber-Chain 143. Foot- bzill 143. Baseball 133. 143. OGDEN, ROBERT EDWIN Science course. Masque and Sandal 143. Saber-Chain 143. Boys' Glee Club 143. OLDHAM, CARYL LUETTA English course. Natioral Honor Society 143. Olympian 143. Girls' Glee Club 133, 143. OLDHAM, MACK L. Manual Training course. PARKER, AUDREY Modern Language course. Spanish Club 113. Carthaxrininn 133. National Honor Society 133. 143. French Club 143. PARKER, MABEL FRANCES English course. Girl Reserves 133. Tiger Tales 143. Or- chestra 133, 143. Drum Corps 123. 133, 143. PAUGH, RUBY Science course. Senior executive committee. Aristonian 133, 143. Latin Club 113, 123. Drum Corps 123, 133, 143. PIINDLETON, MARTHA LUCILLE English course. National Honor Society 133, 143. Mariner Crrps 133. PERRY, PAUL E. Mathematics course. - PIERSON, MAX Commercial course. Hi-Y 131. 141. Cnrthngrininn 131. PRUITT, MILDRED ALENE English course. PYLE, SARAH ELLEN English course. RADFORD, HARRY MORTON English course. French Club 131. Hi-Y 131. Football 131, 141. RAFFE RTY, IMOGENE DEE Commercial course. Latin Club 121. Carthaginian 121. Tiprer Tales 141. RALSTON, VINCIL English course. Senior executive committee. Altrurixn 111, 121. 131, 141. Carthaginian 121. Orchestra 111, 121, 131. RAPP, EUGENE MAHLON English course. Latin Club 121. Carthayrinian 141. Boys' Glee Club 1211, 141. Track 131. REDMOND, ROBYN FRANCES English course. Altrurian 111, 121, 131, 141. Latin Club 111, 121. Mariner Corps 141. Carthaizinian 121. 131. Masque and Sandal 111. 121. 131, 141. Girls' Glee Club 121, 1211, 141. REED, IRENE Commercial course. Tixter Tales 141. Girls' Glen Club 121. 131. 141. REID, HELEN M. Emrlish course. French Club 131, 141. Girl Reserves 111, 121, 131. Spanish Club 111, 121. RICHARDS, VICTOR LLOYD English course. Class president 111. Senior executive corn- mittee. Hi-Y 121, 131, 141. National Honor Society 131. 141. Saber-Chain 141. Football 111, 121, 131, 141. Basket- ball 111. 121, 131. 141. Band 121, 131, 141. ROLLINS, LYNN English course. Class reporter 131. Forum Cluh 131, 141. Latin Club 111, 121, Saber-Chain 141. Boys' Give Club 121. 141. X X ROSS, BILL English course. Entered from Russellville, Arkansas, 121. Band 121, 131. 141. Boys' Glee Club 141. RUSSELL, EDNA OPAL English course. Entered from Avilla, Missouri, 1341. Olym- pian 131. 141. Mariner Corps 131, 141, SCHELL, EUGENE English course. SCHMIDLY, MELVIN Manual Training course. Track 131. SCHRANTZ, JEANNE LOUISE English course. Class secretary 131. Altrurian 1l1, 121. 131. 141. National Honor Society 131. 141. Latin Club 1l1, 121. Mariner Corps 131. 141. Tiger Tales 1l1, 121. 131. 141. Masque and Sandal 121, 1311, 141. Drum Corps 121. Girls' Glee Club 131. 141. SEARLE, JUNE English course. French Club 131, 141. Girl Reserves 121. Drum Corps 131, 141. SHARP, JONATHAN EDWARD English course. Entered from Joplin, Missouri, 141. Car- thasrinian 141. Football 141. Basketball 141. Track 141. SIMMONS, GILBERT English course. Basketball 121. SITES, RALPH Science course. French Club 131, 141. Hi-Y 131. 141. Font- ball 141. Baseball 1l1, 121. 131. 141. SMITH, WILLIAM A. Science course. Latin Club 1l1, 121. SPURRIER, CHESTER ELLIS English course. National Honor Society 141. Carthairinian 141. Orchestra 121, 131. Band 121. 131. Boys' Glee Club 131. 141. STANTON, WELCOME English course. Entered from Clovis, New Mexico. 111. Forum Club 141. Hi-Y 131. National Honor Society 141. Carthaginian 141. Masque and Sandal 121. 131. 141. Saber- Chain 141. STANWOOD. ROBERT C., JR. Commercial course. National Honor Society 131, 141. Car- thagrinian 141. Tiger Tales 131, 141. Masque and Sandal 121. 131. STEARNES, ROLAND Commercial course. Hi-Y 121. 131, 141. Spanish Club 111. 121- SUTTON, MARTHA JANE Hnme Economics course. Girl Reserves 111, 121. Olympian 121. 131. 141- TALLEY, IMOGENE English course. Class secretary 121. Aristonian 111. 121, 131, 141. Girl Scouts 111. Drum Corps 121. 141. TATUM, WESLEY Commercial course. Band 111. 121. 131, 141. Boys' Glee Club 141. Carthmzinian 121. Orchestra 141. THOMPSON, CLARA BELLE English course. Girls' Glee Club. TINSLEY, JEAN English course. Aristonlan 121. 131. 141. Girl Scouts 1l1. Latin Club 111, 121. Orchestra 111. Girls' Glee Club 121. 131. 141- TRENT, DOROTHY AILEEN Home Economics course. Entered from Granby, Missouri, 121. TURNER, EVELYN FRANCES Commercial course. VON MOSCH, LOREN JAMES Commercial course. WAGNER, EALENOR FAYE Commercial course. French Club 131. WAMPLER, RUSSELL C. English course. Hi-Y 131. 141. WELTON, HELEN MARCELLA English course. Girl Reserves 1l1. Olympian 131, 141. Lat- in Club 111. Tifzer Tales 141. Orchestra 111. Girls' Glee Club 121, 131, 141. WHEELER, ROSEMARYE Modern lanyruajxe course. Aristonian 111, 121, 131, 141. Orchestra 111. 121. 131, 141. Drum Corps 131, 141. Girls' Glee Club 121. WHISNER, JEAN Commercial course. Class secretary 121. Vice president 1111. Aristnninn 141. Latin Club 111. 121. Drum Corps 121, -131, 141. WIGGINS, BONNIE FRANCES English course. Arlstonian 111, 121, 131. 141. Girl S1-nuts 111. 121, 131. Latin Club 111, 121. Carthuginian 121. Orchestra 121. 131. WILLOUGHBY, JOHN F. English course. WILSON, AUDREY English course. Entered from Avilla, Missouri, 131. Olym- pian 131, 141. Girls' Glee Club 141. WILSON, HOWARD Science course. Entered from Monett, Missouri. 111. Hi-Y 141. National Honor Society 141. Orchestra 131, 141. Band 1111 121. 131.141. WILSON, RUTH ELAINE English cours-xc. Class reporter 1l1. Aristonian 131. 141. National Honor Society 131, 141. Latin Club 111, 121. Mariner Corps 131, 141. Carthazininn 141. Girls' Glee Club 121. 131, 141. WINE, BILL Manual Training course. WOOD, ROBERT English course. Sahcr-Chain 141. Boys' Glee Club 121. 131. 141. WYATT, NELLIE VIRGINIA Emrlish course. Altrurian 111, 121, 131. 141. Drum Corps 121. 131. ZILER, DOROTHY MAE English course. Girl Reserves 121. I. will Glam 0 f 1940 President .....,.. Vice President Secretary ..........., .,... Richard Webster .. J. C. Sanders Iris Ralston Treasurer ..... Norman Kilgore Reporter .,.,... ....., J ack Frederick COLORS FLOWER Silver and Blue Rose MOTTO Out of the Harbor Into the Sea NOTES As far as I can find this is the smallest class that has entered the Carthage High School since I have been associated with the institution. So spoke Mr. Rice at the first convocation program in 1936. Yes, it is a small class, for today there are only 125 membersg but the multitude of honors that have been bestowed upon the members would indicate that quality is far better than quantity. In all organizations and athletics the juniors have predominated. On the basket- ball court three outstanding members of the varsity were of the class of 1940. The juniors play a large part in the musical organizations, over half of the soloists and quartet members are juniors, and in the recent operetta eight of the thirteen principal parts were played by members of this class. The juniors furnish the leaders for the dramatic and literary societies and the two members of the debate team are members of this class. Allison, Judith Bandy, Virginia Beard, Mary Ruth Bennett, Catherine Bradley, Ruth Bright, Ralph Brizendine, Ruth Brown, Cecil Buckhout, Margaret Burel, Betty H Burnett, Gene Coiner, Harvey Cole, Evelyn Crusa, Robert Curry, Ruth Dalton, Lavaughn Dalton, Willard Deitz, Dorothy Devers, Larry Fdwards, Mary Louise Fllison, Marcia Farmer, Grace Fenner, Gerald Fisher, Bill Flood, W. J. Frederick, Jack Frederick, William Garrigues, Donald Garrison, Marion Gatliff, Joe Gay, Bernard Gibson, Victor Gilbreath, Pauline Gillum, Dorothy Goddard, Rex Good, Edna Guinn, Nancy Harris, De Lois Harris, Martin Hart, Opal Hartley, Billy Hartley, Maxine Hatcher, Bill Haughawout, Bill Havens, Harriette Y .. umbr Clan' Hayes, Robert Heisten, Dorothy Heisten, Tom Hill, Eunice Hillhouse, Bill Hodkin, Marjorie Hyde, Mary Belle Jones, Helen Jones, Marjorie Jones, Mary Jo Jones, Nancy Keepper, Genoa Keepper, Narcissa Kern, Helen Elaine Kester, Dwight Kilgore, Norman Killion, Neal Loyd, Nadine Lyberger, Maxine McCoy, Leona McFadden, Joe McGary, Herschell McNabb, Marian McNerney, Martin MacPherson, Enid McRae, Le Roy Maring, Marian Marrett, Betty Masters, Bob Mathis, Mary Frances Maxwell, John Miller, Lavenia Milton, Bertha Montgomery, Donaldene Montgomery, James Moore, Robert Moore, Sydney Moore, Virginia Morrow, Bill Morrow, Joe Neubert, Ernest Norman, Virginia Prince, J. T. Ralston, Iris Ralston, John Reed, Harry Rice, Corinne Rice, Robert Richardson, Mary Rogers, Maureen Rosenblum, Frances Ross, Herman Rush, Bettye Rush, Bill Dean Sanders, James C. Scoville, Ray Elden Sharp, David Simpson, Georgia Sink, Kathleen Slevins, Carrol Smith, Leon Snyder. Mary Elizabeth Spry, Louise Spurrier, Rozema Stanard, Florence Steward, Carolyn Sweet, James Tadlock, Twyla Thompson, Ruth Tiller, Irene Tilton, Dorothy Tonjes, Lois Turner, Jackie Turner, Sara Van Wey, Everett Van Wey, Rosie Walker, Cora Warden, Dorcella Warner, Muriel Waters, Marguerite Webster, Richard Wilkerson, Ray Williams, Clyde Willis, Billy Witt, Betty Jo Wolf, Irene Woodmansee, Mary Wright, George IIII X Clan' 0 f 19411 OFFICERS President A..,......... ........,..,..... ,.....,. . . . Vice President Secretary ...,.... A. H. Rogers Larry Flanigan Harriett Rollins Treasurer ..... ..,...,.. J . S. Carter Reporter ....... .. Wanda Evans COLORS FLOWER Blue and Gold Rose MOTTO The Door of Success Is Labeled Push NOTES The Sophomore class is well represented in the Glee Club, with many taking part in the operetta, in which Ida Brueggeman did a special acrobatic number. Most of the Spanish Club officers are Sophomores. Many other activities are supported by this class, especially the Drum and Mariner Corps. The Sophomore class has a larger number of basketball players than any other class. Letters for basketball were won by Bill Baker, Max Wine, Larry Flanigan, Herschel Bandy, and Jack Davis. Those who played football were Bill Baker, LeRoy Catron, Tom Hodscn, Jack Morris, Owen Ogden, A. H. Rogers, Paul Rush, Ernest Thomas and Max Wine. Miss Arria Murto was faculty sponsor for the Sophomore class. X X Adams, Lexa. Jean Ahrens, Bernetia Aldridge, Jean Aldridge, Joan Alumbaugh, Maxine Amundsen, Nadine Anderson, Kenneth Baker, Bill Baker, Dorothy Bandy, Herschel Baum, Frank Beers, Jimmie Bell, Rowena Biggerstaff, Alice Ann Bliss, Hubert Board, Francis Boothe, Melvadene Bowen. Mary Louise Boyd, John Bridges, Carl Raymond Brooks, Velma Brown, Frances Mae Bruegge'-ian, Ida Katherine Bryant, Betty June Brydges, Emily Ann Buchanan, Mary Buchanan. Wallace Burel, Edith Campbell. Eugene Cannon. Frances Lee Carr, Mary Carter, J. S. Catron, Leroy Chapman, Marvin Chittenden, James Claire, Ernest Cline, Joan Cones, Burl Cook. William Corder, Galene Cromer, Kenneth Crowe, Kenneth Cunningham, Helen Mae Dalton, Dewey Davis, Jack Deitz, Betty Jean Denney, Mildred DuLaney, Jimmie Lou Dunha.m. Roy Elder, Harold Ellis, Betty Jane Ellison, Leonard England, Mary Caroline Erwin, Edgar Evans, Francis Evans, Wanda Flanigan. I awrence Ford, Frank Ford, Hattie Ford, Henry Foster, Doris Jean Frost, Lorena Gilbreath, Perry efoplzomore Clay! Gipson, Chester Gipson, Lester Good, Fay Good, Thelma Grieb, Freda Grissom, Charles, Jr. Grissom, Eugene Guinn, Rufus Hageman, Gladyce Hahnen, Max Haizlip, Jack Hale, Martha Louise Hamilton, Frank Harbison, Walter Harjung, Joan Harris, Glenn Hedrick, Dorothy Heisten, Katherine Hickey, Kenneth Hill, George W. Hill, Willard Hilton, Dorothy Hodson, Marvin Hodson, Oliver Hoofnagle, Kenneth Eugene Hooker, Bob Hoover, Donald Hornback, Paul Howard, Mary Elizabeth Howard. Virginia Hudspeth, Marion Iles, Ardyth Jenkins, Willie Lou Jones, Mary Lois Jones, Phyllis Keller, Faye Kenyon, Lee Keith, Fred Knight, Katherine Kunau, Betty Jean Lamey, Ruth Lauderdale, Constance Liles, Emmaline Love, Mildred McAshland. Virginia McBride, William McCatty, Kenneth McGowen, Margie McNerney. Tom Marsden, Helen Mathews, Joy Matlock, Harlen Maxwell. Josephine Means, Weldon Michael, Lawrence Mims. Helen Moore, Leota Morgan, William Morris, Jack Moyer, Oral Murrell, Helen Nelson, Pauline Nichols, Paul Norris, Moyne Ogden, Owen Ogle, Betty Jean Owen, Edward Owen, Mary Lee Pahlow, Betty Isabel Parker, Loren Pasley, Frances Payne, Raymond Plummer, L. D. Powers, Roscoe Porter, Earnestine Pruitt, Leonard Reid, Allan Roberts, Betty Lee Rogers, A. H. Roll, Clyde Eugene Rollins, Harriett Ross, Charles Ross, Nancy Royster, Leon Rucker, Billie Rush, Paul Sails, Robert Schies, Rosabell Schipper, Herman Lee Schnake, Norma Sherrill, Edward Shue, Mary Smith, Lucille Drewceal Smith, Mary Jane Snyder, Elgan Snyder, Wilfred Stemmons, Dorothy Ann Stephens, Betty June Stow, Frances Sumner, LeMoine Swingle, Eugene Swingle, Marvin Taylor, Ruth Thomas, Earnest Thompson, Edith Louise Tolliver, Mary Jane Tonjes, Dorothy Turner, Maxine Turner, Watson Utter, Lavon Van Horn, Anna Lois Van Wey, Viola Wagner, Barbara Wagner, Helen Wardle, Kathryn Watson, Warren Welton, Max West. Donald Whisler, Phil White, Eleanor Wiggins, Charles Wine, Max Woodmansee, Euclid Wyatt, Betty Anne Yaryan, Frances Ann Yaryan, Robert Clay! 0 f 1942 President ........... Vice President OFFICERS Kenneth Stanton Neil Evans Secretary .....,..... ..,...... B ob Stagg Treasurer ...... .. Bill Campbell Reporter ...... ....... B etty Bates COLORS Old Rose and Silver MOTTO American Beauty Rose We Build The Ladder By Which We Climb NOTES While freshmen have few opportunities to hold important positions or to win honors, this class has shown signs of promise in the various activities which it has entered. The junior high school basketball tournament in Joplin was won by the Carthage High School freshman team. Bruce D, Richards was faculty sponsor for the freshman class. 2 , 1 D Illl X X Adams, Betty Allen, Mary Anderson, Roland Asher, Gladys Bailey, Mildred Baird, Raymond Baker, J. T. Baldwin, Dorothy Barlow, Letha Barnett, Robert Bates, Betty Bishop, Ruth Blakey, Mary Dorothy Boggess, Jack Bogle, Maxine Bowen, Martha Ann Broadwater, Gene Brown, Betty Lee Brown, Harry Brooks, Edna Buckhout, Ryan Burks, Marjorie Ellen Busboom, Mary Margaret Butler, Neal Bye, Stanley Campbell, Bill Carr, Betty Casey, David Cash, Anna Juanita Cherry, Dorothy Chittenden, Ward Chrisman, Edith Christy, Bettie Jean Clark, Alma Clark, Billy 4 Clark, Raymond Cleveland, Dorothy Clift, Pauline Coffield, Leland Conn, Russell Cook, Melvin Cooper, Roy Corum, Mildred Maxine Crayton, John Crusa, Jack Crowe, Lorene Curry, Leon Davis, Margaret Day, Dean reylzman Clay! Digby, Ernest Digby, June Edwards, Cora Belle Epperson, Evelyn Erwin, Treva Evans, Alice Evans, Neil Everts, J. D. Ferguson, Inez Flanigan, George Flood, Maxine Fort, Dale Fox, Viola Beatrice Frerer, Victor Frossard, Robert Frost, Lucille Gipson, Allen Gipson, Kenneth Goade, Lyttle Goostree, Quanna Dean Gray, Curtis Greek, Emma Green, Betty Green, Dorothy Green, Kenneth Greninger, Robert Hall, Lily Mae Hausman, Lodeta Mae Hardin, Wilma Louise Harlow, Thomas Harmon, June Hartley, Billy Hartley, Dorothy Hartman, Edna Louise Harvey, Norma Heisten, Victor Hibbs, Edward Hicks, Nola Mae Hill, Clint Hinz, Helen Hodge, Hazel Almeta Hodson, Rosie Josephine Houston, Bobby Howard, John Hughey, La Vern Hunt, Joyce Hutchins, Robert Jackson, Irene Jennings, Calvin Johnson, Morris Keller, Margaret Keltner, Helen Kester, Wayne Killingsworth, Lucille Klepper, Frances Aileen Knight, Roy Kossuth, John Lawrence, Marcella Lawrence, Rhetta Mae Leiderbrand, Helen Oak Le Neve, Samuel Liles, Georgia Vodel Liles, James Linder, Beulah Logan, Mary Claire McBride, Herman McCoy, Raleigh McCoy, Robert McGowen, Jewel .McIntire, Louise Burch McManis, Paul McMichel, Mary Margaret Mallonee, Betty Jo Mating, Nancy Cunningham Miller, Bonnie Mae Miller, Richard Mimms, De Vona Moore, Kenneth Morrow, Tom Mullen, Billy Mustain, Louise Narramore, Robert Neatherry, Wanda Norris, Bobby Owen, Edward Page, Warren Pasley, James Pendleton, Nova Peoples, Raymond Perry, Gene Perry, Mary Ellen Piercy, Jeff Pringle, Warren Pruitt, Wilma Pryor, Frances Pugh, Dorothy Ralton, Lawrence Rowles, Betty Lee X Cjvresbman C'la.r.r-Conzzkzuea' Richil, Ruby Robinson, David Rodelander, Ida Barbara Rodelander, Roy Roux, Margie Rucker, Margie Rusk, Carl Rusk, Harley Searle, Marjorie Lee Shank, Earl Shank, Howard Sheerer, Lee Sherrill, Helen Geneva Shields, Susan Shoemaker, Janet Shue, Eugene Sigler, Floyd Sigler, Kenneth Slocomb, Harriett Smith, Smith, Smith Smith: Gilbert Henry Etta Ralph Wallace Snyder, Carl Springer, Elizabeth Springer, Eugenie Stagg, Robert Stanley, Raymond Stanton, Kenneth B. Stiter, Harry Stinnett, Ina Stow, David Straine, Priscilla Strong, Edward Stutzman, A. D. Tallman, J. T. Tanner, Alma Timm, Pearl Trent, Ralph Vaile, Margaret Louise Vaughn, Shirley Vivion, Joe Walker, Danny Vlfarden, Elizabeth Ann Wariner, Dorothy June Webb, Ruth Welch, Dorothy Wheeler, Anita Lucille White, Gene White, Leo Jay Williams, Pansy Pearl Wilson, Billy Joe Wilson, James Yoes, Marcella Zinn, Carl Recreation Center Wwilllill it ,,nEi..i?,qq,l,F.9nnfv: 1 p: :.r,.:w3f?9,E-sg-.1'?1wf,-'rag-3155 7,71-N-.?:..,. npr?-,l -,- A ,-fu fx- i H I-I .P Qldminisfralion J. L. Campbell, Superintendent W. R. Rice, Principal Gil? Qfcbool Toard F. R. Birkhead Mrs. E. Calhoon, Secretary R. D. Cline G. E. Hough, Treasurer Miss Emma Knell Mrs. E. G. Story C. B. Taylor Gila ga culgy AMOS, EARL General Science, Agriculture Freshman section Baseball coach. assistant basketball coach BARKER, VIRGIL P. Bookkeeping Junior section Tiger Tales Adviser BENEKE, ALICE Home Economics, Foods Freshman section A1-istonian Literary Society Block, Major E. R. R. 0. T. C.. unit commandant CARY, JESSIE Geometry. Algebra, Trigonometry Senior section Masque and Sandal Dramatic Club adviser Senior Class Play CRAIG, CLOVIS G. Chemistry Sophomore section Assistant football coach CURRY, NETTIE Clothing - Operetta DAVIS, ELIZABETH English J unlor section Carthaginian adviser DUNPHY, THOMAS J. Biology Senior section Football. basketball, tx-ack coach EARNEST, STELLA French Sophomore section French Club adviser FABYAN, MRS. BLANCHE Study Hall Senior section National Honor Society adviser GOCKEL, HARRY C. American History, Missouri History Freshman section Debate adviser HALLIBURTON, LOUISE Latin Senior section Senior class adviser HOPP, SERGEANT L. P. R. 0. 'r. C.. Drill and science HUKILL, MAY Library IRWIN, VIRGINIA Soclll Science Freshman section 'W'1 f W ' 1 I 'f W'm'kY1x-wr:-Iawgyy' aculgf MURTO, ARRIA Algebra., Arithmetic, Geometry Sophomore section Sophomore class adviser PEIFFER, ELIZABETH ' American History, World History Sophomore section Forum Club adviser Mariner Corps adviser PRATER, MRS. BLANCHE School Nurse RAGSDALE, FRANCES Olympian Literary Society adviser gllicclub adviser Operetta JONES SYLVIA Stm-1y,ha1L A... RICHARDS, BRUCE D. Frahmm ,action Manual Training. Mechanical Drawing Mariner Corps adviser Ffelhmln suction Freshman class adviser KIRKE- IRENE sCo'r'r, MARIAN Spanish . English. Social science gophxzora rein? Chairman of Convocation Committee pan u v ser SHOEMAKE, LOUISE MARSH, FLORA Tynewrltinz English Junior section Senior section Tiger Tales adviser Carthaginian adviser STINE, S. L. MARSH THELMA Band. Orchestra, Drnm Corps English Junior section TUCKER, ELINOR Carthaginisn adviser Girls' Physical Education, Swimming , MMMIS, EFFIE SUE WIEJESEIER, MRS. CHRISTINE .?h:'t'lZ?mplIIo Freshman section ,l,TgerlT:ces :dviser Altrurian Literary society WICKHAM, PAUL T. MCMURTRY, ANNA Physics Algebra, Geometry Sophomore section Sophomore section Science Club adviser 1 i in X X EERE TOP ROW-D. Brown, Curry, Stanwood, Wilson, Richards, Miller, Sanders, Frederick. Jones, Krummel, O'Barr, Garrigues, Spurrier, Stanton, Geisert. Gilbreath, Richardson, MacPherson, Schrantz, Pendleton, Oldham. Wilson, Fadler, Coffield, Berry, Clark. atzbmzl Hofzor Sofiezjf The Carthage Chapter of the National Honor Society, founded in the Carthage High School in 1931, elected Tommy O'Barr, president, Welcome Stanton, vice presi- dent, and Jeanne Schrantz, secretary for the year 1938-1939. To be eligible for election to the National Honor Society, a student must rank in the upier third of his class in scholarship. The faculty votes for the pupils on the basis of character, leadership, service, and scholarship. Not more than fifteen per cent of any senior class or more than five per cent of any junior class may be elected to this organization. The service of the society to the school will be to serve as student council this year. A student council participates in the government of the school with its powers delegated to it by the principal and the faculty Since they are directly responsible to the superintendent and to the board of education. The junior members will con- stitute the nucleus for next year's student council. New members of the society follow: Seniors, Doris Berry, Donald Brown, Cathryn Clark, Eleanor Coffield, Paul Curry, Fern Geisert, Evelyn Gilbreath, Clyde Krummel, jr., Roland Miller, Caryl Oldham, Welcome Stanton, Chester Spurrier, and Howard Wilson: juniors, Bill Frederick, Donald Garrigues, Mary Jo Jones, Enid MacPherson, Mary Richardson, J. C. Sanders. Last year's members are Tommy O'Barr, Margaret Fadler, Audrey Parker, Lucille Pendleton, Lloyd Richards, Jeanne Schrantz, Robert Stanwood and Ruth Elaine Wilson. Mrs. Hlanches Fabyan is the sponsor. Q7f6f1or Cffudefvfy First Honor Second Honor AUDREY PARKER RUTH ELAINE WILSON Third Honor Fourth Honor JEANNE SCHRANTZ SEI.-MA FARLEY 1' 'i cl! Ill! X X Indzbzdual ufzvardy CITIZENSHIP Jeanne Schrantz won a five dollar award made by the Carthage Branch of A. A. U. W. to the senior girl chosen by the faculty and the seniors. Lloyd Richards won a five dollar award made by the Carthage Rotary Club to the senior boy elected by the members of the faculty and the senior class. Harriett Rollins, selected by the sophomore class and members of the faculty, received the award made by the Federated Clubs which entitled her to join the Student Pilgrimage to Jefferson City. COMMERCIAL Alberta Campbell received a five dollar award made by the Carthage Business and Professional Women's Club to the highest ranking senior girl in the Commercial department. ORATORY Constance Clark won four contests sponsored by the American Legion: first place in the Jasper County contest, first in the zone contest, first in the district contest, and fourth in the state contest. DEBATE LETTERS ' iff? X Frances Rosenblum Marian Maring 4 J W ' KW MUSIC X C Nevada Spring Festival, April 1 E RANKING Dorothy Chunn-Soprano Iantha Dunton-Alto Robert Ogden-Baritone S RANKING Mary Belle Hyde-Mezzo Chester Spurrier-Tenor Southwest Missouri District Music Contest, Springfield, April 15 E RANKING Dorothy Chunn, Soprano S RANKING Robert Ogden, Baritone MILITARY Marksmanship Medals- Philip Jensen, Captaing Robert Hatcher, Donald Brown, Joe Morrow, Dewey Dalton. 1 M IIII X group Qfflamrdf DRUM CORPS The Carthage Drum Corps won third place in a contest sponsored by the Jasper Fair, second place in contests at Sarcoxie and Lockwood, and first place, a gold trophy, and fifty dollars in the Tri-State Athletic Association Contest, sponsored by the State Teachers' College, Springfield, Mo. MASQUE AND SANDAL At the Drury Festival, December 10, Masque and Sandal won first place and a fifty dollar cholarship to Drury. A one-act play, Will O' the Wisp, was presented by the following: Constance Lauderdale, Jeanne Schrantz, Nancy Jones, Robyn Red- mond, Rozema Spurrier. MUSIC Drury Festival, December 10 E RANKING Mixed Quartet--Dorothy Chunn, Eleanor Coffield, Chester Spurrier, Robert Ogden. Boys' Octet-Robert Wood, Earl Shank, Eugene Rapp, Bernard Gay, Clyde Wil- liams, Bill Hartley, Lynn Rollins, W. A. Keepper. S RANKING Girlsf Quartet-Mary Richardson, Nancy Jones, Bertha Milton, Iris Ralston. Mixed Octet-Mary Elizabeth Snyder, Enid McPherson, Carol Oldham, Rozema Spurrier, Billy Willis, J. C. Sanders, Richard Webster, Bill Hatcher. GIRLS' TRIO-Constance Clark, Cathryn Clark, Jeanne Schrantz Nevada Spring Festival, April 1 E RANKING Mixed Quartet Girls' Quartet Boys' Quartet J. C. Sanders, Chester Spurrier, Robert Ogden, Richard Webster Southwest Missouri District Music Contest, Springfield, Mo. E RANKING Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Girls' Quartet S RANKING Mixed Quartet Band Basketball Jonathan Sharp Bill Baker Jack Brown Vern Brown Paul Carter Harold Cockrell .lack Crusa QJY1'f7f6fl'6 Qxfwardf Football Bob Hatcher Tom Hodson Bob Hoofnagle Nelson Lcasdon Roland Miller Joe Morrow Ernest Moore Tommy O'Barr Morton Radford Lloyd Richards A. H. Rogers Paul Rush David Sharp Ralph Sites Max Wine A TEAM B TEAM Tommy Heisten Bill Baker Larry Flanigan Gene Burnett Lloyd Richards Bob Masters Jonathan Sharp Max Wine Joe McFadden Bill Wilson Curtis Grav David Sharp Bob Hutchins Bob Greninger Bob Crusa Howard Shank Warren Pringle Bill Campbell Larry Flanigan won a medal in the Eldon Tournament given to the best defensive player. Track 09383 Floyd Isbell Bill Baker Bob Hoofnagle Eugene Rapp Baseball 119383 Jack Brown Harold Cockrell Nelson Logsdon Chester Knight Ralph Sites Jack Maxwell Gene Burnett Pat Moore Tommy O'Barr ' , .. f:'2 .3' wi Ayr, Hlijgfug - ' P ,'.g,g:'2,' Y nx1'x'123fi.f?m':.f5' I URW H2133 TOP ROW: Chester Spurrier, Robert Stanwood, Joe Morrow, Richard Webster, Eu- gene Rapp, Jonathan Sharp. Hill Frederick, Robert Coleman, Welcome Stanton, Joe McCullough. Ruth Elaine Wilson, Dorothy Chunn, Roland Miller, Margaret Fadler, Nanna Hello Hootnagle. C1l7'f!7llcg4llZlllll Staff Editor ,,,,,.l..ll,,,, ..ll, Roland Miller Assistant Editor ,..... ......,...., I 3ill Frederick Ruth Elaine Wilson Joe Morrow Associate Editors .,,, Joe McCullough Eugene Rapp Chester Spurrier Robert Coleman iWelcome Stanton Jonathan Sharp Richard Webster Business Staff .... .. nl Margaret Fadler Nanna lielle Hoofnagzle Typists ....,, Bookkeeper ..,,,.,....., Robert Stanwood NOTES The 1939 annual-the twenty-seventh Carthagrinian to he published by the Car- thage High School-was a student project. The art work was done by Virginia Goodnight, Galene Corder, Neva Frost and Alice Ann Riggerstaff, members of the art classes, and the routine work was ably executed by a staff of students. The book has presented all phases of school life for the school year 1938-1939, and is valuable as a record of that year. Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Flora Marsh, and Miss Thelma Marsh were faculty sponsors for the year hook. STANDING-Bob Rice, Jack Boggess, Rozema Spurrier, Galene Corder, Wilma Hardin, Imogene Rafferty, Frances Yaryan, Hattie Ford, Richard Webster, Irene Reed, Marcella Welton, Alberta Campbell. SEATED-Nanna Belle Hoofnagle, Jeanne Schrantz, Donald Garrigues, Bill Hatcher, Mary Richardson, A. H. Rogers, Nina Jones, Robert Stanwood. Tzger Yhley In the winter of 1934 a group of enterprising seniors undertook a new project: they met, organized, and published the first copy of Tiger Tales. From this has grown Tiger Tales as it is published today. From time to time new features have been added, and many changes have been made. Tiger Tales is published weekly on Friday. The purpose of this paper has long been to bring all the students into closer contact with school activities and with other students. Richard Webster is editor-in-chiefg Robert Stanwood is the associate editor, and has charge of the typing and publishing, Nanna Belle Hoofnagle is the business manager, and Robert Rice is the circulation manager. Mr. V. P. Barker, Miss Louise Shoemake and Miss Effie Sue McAmis, faculty members, are the sponsors of this publication. TIG ER TALES TYPISTS STANDING-Alberta Campbell, Robert Stanwood, Irene Reed, Nanna Belle Hoofnagle. SEATED-Marcella Welton, Oleta Conner, Alberta Bender, Mabel Parker, Fern Geisert, Ardith Ingle. f9fympz'a7z afzkerafby Qfociezjf TOP ROW-Frances Lee Cannon, Audrey Wilson, Enid MacPherson, Mildred Knight, Dorcella Warden, June Keepper, Katherine Knight, Helen Mims. Jackie Turner, Constance Lauderdale, Eleanor White, Emily Ann Brydges, Caryl Oldham, Keturah McNabb, Marcella Welton, Genoa Keepper. Dorothy Deitz, Elizabeth Springer, Elizabeth Warden, Eleanor Coffield, Marjorie Jones, Doris Berry, Edna Russell, Leota Moss. Ruth Brizendine, Martha Jane Sutton, Rozema Spurrier, Anra Lee Kincaid, Harriette Havens, Mary Elizabeth Snyder, Ida Brueggeman, Nadine Martin, Melba Hidle. ABSENT-De Lois Harris, Marian McNabb, Dorothy Tilton. f:fY!zf'w'1'a 72 afitera 7:11 0r'z'ef1f TOP ROW-Nancy Guinn, Frances Ann Yaryan, June Harmon, Fern Geisert, Nancy Jones, Mary Jo Jones, Dorothy Chunn, Helen Calhoon. Mary Richardson, Mary Logan, Henry Etta Smith, Dorothy Tonjes, Betty Lee Roberts, Mildred Bailey, Mary Jane Tolliver, Joan Cline. Lois Tonljes, Margaret Busbom, Carolyn Steward, Bertha Milton, Louise Mclntire, Iris Ralston, Mary Allen, Isabel Pahlow. Vincil Ralston, Sara Turner, Nellie Wyatt, Jeanne Schrantz, Robyn Redmond, Helen Knell, Betty June Bryant, Marybelle Hyde. GZ.7'L'llf0 Gusteflafzo TOP ROWfE:1rl Shank, Melvadene lioothe, Mary Buchanan, Gene Grissom, Dorothy Heisten, Wanda Evans, Wallace Buchanan. Robert Narramore, Leland Coffield, lVI21l11'66ll Rogers, Nadine Amundsen, Frances Brown, Joy Matthews, Raleigh McCoy, Jeff Piercy. Durotliy Wuriner, Marjorie Burks, Rlwttu Lziwrence, Murrelln Lzuvrenm-e, lnn Sliinwti., l':1l1line Nelson, lletty Deitz. fe G67Y'f6 Cyra 71 ca is TOP ROW!-Elura Hill, Albert Campbell, Ben King, Loyd Isltell. Velma Burnett, Audrey Parker, Fdith Crayton. Grace Farmer. Virgzinizi Clark, Olive Clark, Ruth Tlmompson, Ellen Huntley. . U71 LES,J-A-if-3:-izifiiiifilfi Q,4r1'yf07zz'c1 72 OE!-l67Ad7:V C50CI'6Ql TOP ROW-Ruby Paugh, Twyla Tadlock, Jean Tinsley, lantha Dunton, Mary Dorothy Blakey, Harriett Rollins, Rosemary Wheeler, Betty Rush, Betty Ann Wyatt. Jean Whisner, Imogene Talley, Nancy Ross, Kathryne Wardle, June Digby, Alice Ann Biggerstaff, Nancy Maring. Jimme Lou DuLaney. Betty June Stephens, Joan Harjung, Ruth Illaine Wilson, Kathleen Sink, Margaret Fadler, Nina Jones, Gladene Miles, Helen Marie Wagner, Bonnie Wiggins. Jlfzsyzze and Qfafznlaf 'YDTIIIIIKIIZII' C7116 TOP ROW-Robert Hayes, Neal Killion, Welcome Stanton, Philip Jensen, Eldon Scoville, Richard Webster, Larry Devers, Bill Frederick, J. C, Sanders. Jack Frederick, Frances Ann Yaryan, Dorothy Tonjes, Mary Blakey, Harriett Rollins, Constance Lauderdale, Mary Caroline England, Anna Lois Van Horn, Bob Rice. Jeanne Schrantz, Gladene Miles, Helen Calhoon, Frances Rosenblum, Iantha Dunton, Dorothy Hilton, Katharine Bennett, Edith Louise Thompson, Mary Jo Jones. Marjorie Jones, Jimmie Lou DuLaney, Frances Pasley, Rozema Spurrier, Nancy Guinn, Marian Maring, Lois Tonjes, Dorothy Deitz, Mary Richardson. Jimmy Beers, Nancy Jones, Mary Lee Owen, Alice Ann Biggerstaff, Eugenie Springer, Nancy Maring, Dorothy Pugh, Joan Cline, Robert Ogden. Kathryne Wardle, Beatrice DuLaney, Marcella Lawrence, Mary Elizabeth Snyder, Helen Marie Wagner, Betty June Bryant, Mary Belle Hym e, Robyn Redmond, Velma Burnett, Betty Jo Witt. L mum gfllb TOP ROWsPhilip Jensen. Eldon Scoville, Richard Webster, Dick Deming, Lynn Rollins. Lawrence Flanigan, Joe Morrow, James C. Sanders. Thomas lVlorrow, Welcome Stanton. Martin McNerney, llill Campbell, Clyde Krummel, Jr., Larry Devers, Jack Frederick, Rob Rice. Robert Knell, Frank Knell, Jr., Thomas O'Barr, Bill Frederick, Bill Morrow, Herman Ross, George Wright. llilly Clark, Raymond Stanley, James Edwin Wilson, Jack Boggess, Kenneth Stanton, George Flanigan, Norman Kilgore, Neal Evans. ARSENT-Vern llrown. Qrcfzestra FOI' ROW-Warren Watson, Arthur Franks, Neal Killion. Harvey Coiner, Howarc Wilson, William Campbell, Robert Hatcher, Kenneth Cromer, Leroy McRae. Mary Frances Mathis, Dorothy Tonjes. Helen Mims, June Keeimer. Anna Lois Van Horn, Alberta Bender, Rosemary Wheeler, Mable Parker, Virginia Norman. Mary .lane Tolliver. Genoa Keepper, Frances Pasley. Margie Mf'Gowen. Edith Louise Thompson, Dorothy Cleveland, Melvadene Booth, Anna Lee Kincaid, Walter Harbison. James Wilson, Martin Harris, Roy Dunham, James Montgomery, Weldon Means, Jack Holly, Charles Wiggins, Earl Shanks, Billie Clark. Mildred Denny, Joan Cline, Joan Hariung, Betty Brown, Willie Lou Jenkins, Mary Jane Smith, Velma Burnett, Dorothy Tilton, Ardith lles. ARSENT-DeLois Harris, Maxine Lyberger. 1 Q z'rf.v' glee GYM TOP ROW Virginia Bandy, Audrey Wilson. Enid MacPherson. Iuene Rc-ed, Jean Tinsley, Harrie-tt Rollins, Cathryn Clark, Hattie Ford, Betty Lee Roberts, Nancy Guinn. Evelyn Gillireath, Betty Rush, Betty Ann Wyatt, Mary Caroline England, Dorothy Gillum, Dori-ella Warden, Frances Rosenblum. Nancy Ross, Jackie Turner. Constance Clark, Jeanne St-hrantz, Iantha Dunton, Helen Calhoun, Dorothy Chunn, Mal'y Lee Owens, Emily Ann Brydtres. Carolyn Steward, Kathleen Sink, Drrothy Deitz. Marguerite Waters, Clara Belle Thompson, Mary Rit-hardson, Nancy Jones, Bertha Milton, Caryl Oldham, Eleanor Coffielml, Marjorie I-Iodkin, Marcella Weltoni Jimmie Lou DuLaney, Helen Murrel, Harriette Havens, Errtestine Porter, Ruth Brizendine, Lois Tonjes Iris Ralston, Rozema Slrurrier. Beatrice DuLaney. Muriel Warner. Robyn Redmond, Ruth Elaine Wilson, Mary Elizabeth Snyder, Ida Bruepxireman, Betty June Bryant, Mary Belle Hyde. Isahel Pahlow. t f ofzfert Wana' TOP ROVV Jasper D. Everetts, Niel Killion, Harvey Coiner, Wesley Tatum, Robert Masters, Lloyd Richards. Howard Wilson, Rrhert Yaryan. Warren Wallace. Walter Harhison, Clyde Narramore, Mildred Knight, Dorothy Tonjes, Helen Mims, Mary C. lflngrlanil, Mary Frances Mathis, Katherine Ht-isten. Katherine Knight, Robert Hatcher. Weldon Means, Billie Hillhouse, Mary Jo Jones, Mary Jane Tolliver, Genoa Keeppt-r. June K4-eppvr. Edith Louise Thompson, Iantha Dunton, Charles Wiggins. Ray Wilkerson. Edward Hihbs, Jack Holly, Roy Dunham. Raymond Payne. Kenneth Cromer, Jann-s Montgomery, Wil- liam Robert Narramore, James Wilson. Martin Harris. Carl Rusk, Jay White, Billie Clark, QuannaDean Goostree. Jark Bogrgess. Harley Rusk, Raymond Stanley, Norman Kilgore. Mary Woodmansee, Twyla Tadlovk, Christine Ds-vereaux, Joan Cline, Isabel Pahlow. Betty Ann Wyatt. Ve'ma Burnett. Dorothy Tilton, Betty June Bryant, Phyllis Jones. AHSICNT Deliois Harris, William Ross. Maxine Lylveryrer, Robert Frossard, June Dipxliy. Egfr' Glee CZZI6 TOP ROW-Robert Coleman, Chester Spurrier, J. C. Sanders, Clyde Nurramore, Harry Ferguson, W. A. Keeppers, Richard Webster, Robert Sails, Larry Devers. LeRoy McRae, Robert Hayes, Donald Garrigues, Eugene Rapp, Marvin Swingle, Bill Hatcher, Westley Tatum, Bill Denny. Robert Hatcher, Bernard Gay, Phil Whistler, George Wright, Lynn Rollins, Eldon Scoville, Joe McFadden, Eugene Grissom, Jack Davis. Max Hahnen, Kenneth Crowe, Joe McCullough, Arthur Franks, Robert Ogden, Bill Hillhouse, Kenneth Cromer. Jack Holley, Norman Kilgore, Herschel Bandy, Carl Brown, Bill Hartley, Bud Wil liams, Edward Davis. Carthage Hzgh Srfzool Drum and Bugle C07'f'5 TOP ROW-Mable Parker, Betty Lee Roberts, Helen Minis, Katherine Knight, Mary Louise Bowen, June Searle, Nadine Martin, Jean Whisner, Keturah McNabb, Dorothy Tilton, Mary Jane Tolliver, Anna Lee Kincaid, DeLoisi Harris, Virginia Norman. Samuel LeRoy Stine, Velma Burnett, Dorothy Tonjes, Constance Lauderdale, Betty Ann Wyatt, Rosemary Wheeler, Mary C. England, Ruth Webb, Frances Cannon, Mary Richardson, lVIildred Denny, Nanna Belle Hoofnagle, Ruby Paugh. Nancy Ross, Helen Marsden, Jimmie Lou DuLaney, Twyla Tadlock, Evelyn Moore, Margaret Fadler, Imogene Talley, Christine Devereaux, Mildred Knight, Dorothy Gillum, Anna Lois Van Horn, Mary Frances Mathis, Mary Jo Jones. Betty June Bryant, Joan Cline, Isabel Pahlow. Charal Bogardus. 51 'if' If A F 'u 5 favfga-3'l?'f'I.'? w'f'f .,:g g? 5:: T' V74 Senior Glass 'Play Pomander Walk, a Three-Act Comedy by Louise A. P arker Prologue ................................................................................... John Sayle fBaron Otfordj ...... Lieut. John Sayle this sony ..... Admiral Sir Peter Antrobus ...... Jerome Brooke .......................,.. .. Rev. Jacob Sternroyd ..... Mr. Basil Pringle ................. Jim .............................................. Muffin Man, Lamplighter ....... Eyesore ...................................... Madame Lachesnais ........ Marjolaine Lachesnais ........ Mrs. Pamelia Poskett ........ Miss Ruth Pennymint ......... Miss Barbara Pennymint ....,.. Hon. Caroline Thring ...... ' 'Y 1r',gvr--fvgw Cathryn Clark Phil Jensen Welcome Stanton Mack Oldham Robert Stanwood Morton Radford Clyde Narramore . William Conner Arthur Franks Eugene Schell Jeanne Schrantz Robyn Redmond Caryl Oldham Helen Reid Alberta Campbell Iantha Dunton Nanette ............................ ..... D orothy McWilliams Jane ......... ............................................................ ................. H e len Knell Violinist ...... ........,.......................................................... ....,. A n na Lee Kincaid Directed by Miss Jessie Cary Operetta 4'R0se Q' tbe YDarzu6e Darrell Davis fcamera man from Hollywood, ..,... Galooski fprime minister of Eurolaniaj ...........,.. Belladonna fa lady-in-waitingl .................. Montmerency fKing of Eurolaniaj .... Queen Florinda this wifey ................ Rose fhis elder daughterj .......... Daisy this younger daughterj ...... Prince Karl fhis sonj ..............................,............ Count Sergius von Papova fa conspiratorj ............ Demetrius Doodledorf fhis right-hand many ....... Trombonius Tootletop this left-hand manj ..... Percival McPipp fa moving picture directory ..... Robert Ogden J. C. Sanders Nancy Jones Richard Webster Jeanne Schrantz Mary Richardson Robyn Redmond Bernard Gay Eugene Rapp Norman Kilgore Larry Devers Chester Spurrvr Mrs. Percival McP1pp Qhls wifej ................................................... ...... B ertha Milton Pamela McP1pp fhls daughterj ..... ................................................... ...... D orothy Chunn Directed by Miss Fran ces Ragsdale Garifzaginian Galmdar 5. SEPTEMBER 6. 1938-1939 school term opens with ap- proximately 688 enrolled in the high school. 30. C. H. S. makes its grid debut with a 16' 32-0 victory over Carterville. Mary Jo Jones is selected as the can- didate for the Coal Queen contest at 23, Pittsburg, Kansas. 24. 26. OCTOBER 14. C. H. S. Tigers score a distinct upset by defeating the defending champions, Neosho Wildca.ts, 26-6. 21. Glee Clubs -s-ing for the Southwest Missouri Teachers' meeting at Spring- field. 3 C. H. S. Tigers defeat Nevada, 28-14. 24. Seniors take intelligence test. 7 26. A joint meeting of the literary so- cieties is held in the auditorium. Mrs. 8 Hill speaks on her recent trip to Norway and Sweden. 9 29. C. H. S. wins its fourth straight vic- tory, defeating Aurora, 12-0. 31. Band Auxiliary sponsors Parade and carnival. The proceeds will be used to 10 purchase uniforms for the band. NOVEMBER 12 4. C. H. S. wins its fifth consecutive vic- tory by defeating Lamar, 19-6. C. H. S. Drum Corps wins 3350 and gold trophy at Springfield. ' Carthaginian Staff is named. School takes part in Armistice day parade. R. O. T. C. and Mariner Corps officers are named as part of the Armistice day ceremony at Memorial Hall. Joplin wins over C. H. S., 6-0. First defeat of the season. Honor roll for first quarter is an- nounced. Mt. Vernon defeats the Tigers, 18-6. Literary societies initiate new mem- bers. Webb City defeats annual Turkey day Carthage, 6-0, in game. annual tag day. to shoe fund. Altrurian has its Proceeds are given DECEMBER Freshman class elects officers. R. O. T. C. corporals are named. Basketball teams are named. 35 on squads. Glee Clubs sing for Mark Twain assembly. Harold Cockrell and Paul Carter are chosen co-captains of football tea.m. Annual Tri-Club dance is given at Recreation Center. A group of C. H. S. students com- pete in contest at Drury-vocal music division and one-act plays. Tigers win at Sarcoxie, 34-23-prac- tice basketball tilt. ' Altrurian Literary Society entertains 1 X X new members at a dinner at the Hol- lywood. The Rev. Loren Dunton speaks at assembly. R. O. T. C. Battalion Drill-commis- sions are presented by Major Block to the R. O. T. C. and Mariner Corps officers. R. O. T. C. commissioned officers are guests of the Joplin officers at a dance at Redings Mill. El Circulo Castellano has a Christmas party at the Recreation Center. The Rev. John R. Anschutz accepts position as Chaplain for the R. O. T. C. School gives Yule recital of Christmas carols-460 take part. Jasper High sinks Tigers 19-16. B team triumphs, 17-7. School is dismissed for a 10-day va- cation. JANUARY Joplin outdistances C. H. S. varsity, 24-12-B team also is defeated, 20-10. Operetta cast is chosen. C. H. S. varsity wins over Mt. Vernon, 25-9. C. H. S. band gives a concert at Memorial hall. Tigers lose to Neosho, 21-24. Carthage R. O. T. C. rifle team loses a match with Joplin. Tiger varsity takes Granby, 33-223 the B team loses, 11-17. Honor Roll for second quarter is announced. Carthage R. O. T. C. cadet officers- entertain at an informal dance at the Memorial hall. Debate tournament is held in Car- thage. Four teams take part in two- day contest. Marian Maring and Frances Rosenblum represent Car- thage. Joplin takes Tigers for the second time, 34-253 B team loses, 17-9. Tigers defeat Lamar, 25-245 Lamar B team wins, 14-12. FEBRUARY 3.-4. Carthage is host to the Jasper County Basketball Tourney. Joplin takes championship. The Tigers are second. C. H. S. wins over Webb City, 32-213 but B team takes a beating of 17-25. Tigers trip Nevada 37-255 B team loses, 14-16. .-11. C. H. S. musical organizations present Rose of the Danube as their annual operetta. Constance Clark wins county oratori- cal contest. The contest is sponsored by the American Legion. A competitive drill is held between the Mariner Corps and the R. O. T. C. The boys win by a narrow margin. The Joplin R. O. T. C. gives its annual military ball in the Joplin Memorial Hall. The ball is largely attended by the Carthage corps. Fifteen students from Jasper county take an examination covering national, state and local governments and in- ternational relations. Bill Meyers of Webb City will represent Jasper Coun- ty at the annual student assembly at Jefferson City. New members are named for National Honor Society. Selections are made by the faculty and are based on charac- ter, scholarship, service, and leader- ship. 24. Tigers clinch second place in Big 8 by whipping Webb City 41-29. The Cardinal B team downed the Tigers, 30-15. The C. H. S. freshman team wins the championship at the Joplin North Jun- ior High Tournament. 27. Margaret Fadler and Philip Jensen, seniors, are elected queen and king respectively of the 1939 Carthaginian. MARCH 4. Carthage finishes fourth in regional tournament at Neosho. 6. Constance Clark wins the district ora- torial contest at Joplin. This entitles her to enter the zone contest at Springfield. 8.-10. Mariner Corps takes both com- petitive drills by narrow margins. 9. Pomander Walk is to be the senior class play. 11. Rifle team competes at Kemper Mili- tary Academy at Boonville, Missouri. 13. Senior class chooses announcements. Carthage Press is awarded the con- tract. 1'7. Carthage R. O. T. C. entertains at its annual ball at the Memorial hall. Constance Clark wins first place in the zone contest at Springfield. She will represent Southwest Missouri in . the finals to be held in Jefferson City, March 31. 18. Sophomore class holds banquet at the Recreation Center. 24. Glee Clubs have their annual banquet at the Recreation Center. 29.-30.-31. Carthage Glee Clubs and Junior High chorus take part in the Joplin Music Festival. APRIL Soloists and quartets take part in the Nevada annual Spring Festival. .-15. Seniors present their class play, Pomander Walk. Jasper County track meet is held in Joplin. Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs go to Springfield to compete in the contests held at the State Teachers' College. Annual inspection of the R. O. T. C. and Mariner Corps is held. Missouri Valley presents assembly program. Glee Clubs hold their annual spring dance. MAY Track team goes to Monett for Big Eight meet. Awards are made at the assembly program. Forum club entertains at its annual spring dance. Baccalaureate service for the seniors is held. Altrurians entertain their graduating members. with a formal dance at the Recreation Center. The annual Aristonian dance is given at the Recreation Center. Commencement exercises are held. X 2 X X J P L 41 ' A rf , ,...,. .-,.,.-,.,.z., 1. ' 2 ' V .v',Qf.? -',j1T'2Q-i':I'ft?'JE-Iffilf f ' -Y .,1 ,.4h,I3,g-1:-,-xv, ., 1. ,j1'1fiw ,f,inai5'Y.M',i1 ,,,,h,',g-1Q?5.f',-,g,1,g-'agg ygig-.-gwg,,'i,'.4g4g,C5. fp .-4:41. .,'wf1,:,,5,4q-,751'--up .3 1,-,-p.'1J1,: Asks' ,' -1 R , .31 .. 1-f,. .-5,11 nw .. - .. -- uf.-,H f, ..,5.,4x ,K , ,:' zu, H , A M,-1 1 .. V, M, -C ,KF nl. -51,5-..,. L.. 4 r, - X , f .Q uk ' ' H 1 , Q- . --- V-.-. , ,Z .-.--. I, V. , ,,, ,q.,,., ,1 F WI +55 H , vfutographf I 15533-H 51 ,. Effaflf' 5'-QVJX ,fw XX-fffi X uf, V ff aaeflfigfx., X4 1' 1 f M 'ff M M 'VV , M7 ,VM ,ff ff ,fff , f V26 ,mf v0 I wi ' J I XJ, ,7 A ff ,U MMV fi ffffcl' j 'VV iw f wf ff? V, JV . 5 ll N ' f' ' I, 'I X I X , 1 TOP ROW-Nelson Logsdon. Jonathan Sharp, Max Wine, Bill Baker, Ernest Moore, Bill Morrow, Bob Knell, Lloyd Richards, David Sharp, Jack Crusa, Herschell McGary. Ralph Sites, Paul Carter, Jack Brown, Roland Miller, Gene Perry, Jack Morris, Tommy Hodson, Owen Ogden, Paul Rush. Warren Pringle, Harold Cockrell, Vern Brown, Tommy O'Barr, Joe Morrow, Morton Radford, A. H. Rogers, Bob Hoofnagle, Ernest Thomas, Paul Curry. oolfmll The C. H. S. Tigers enjoyed one of the most successful seasons this year that they have seen for some time. Starting out with a 32-0 defeat of Carterville to open the season the Tigers slowly worked their Way up the ladder, upsetting the dope bucket by defeating Neosho 26-6 and Nevada 28-14. Both of these teams were heavy' favorites. Continuing to win, they beat Aurora 12-0 and Lamar 19-6 to make it five in a row. Then Fate took a hand and Joplin handed Carthage their first defeat of the season with two field goals scoring six points to the Tigers' nothing. Mt. Vernon then made it two defeats by beating Carthage 18-6. Webb City then put the finishing touches on the season vi ith a 6-0 defeat of Carthage. Monett won the Big 8 championship with Carthage placing third. TOP ROW-Gene Burnett, Tommy Heisten, Joe McFadden Bill Wilson A H Roger fstudent managerj Max Wine, Larry Flanigan, Bob Masters, Lloyd Richards Bill Bal er Basketball A Team Carthage had an eventful basketball season. Starting with an untried team it managed to make quite a reputation for itself and won Second place in the Big Fight Conference. Carthage .,,..,.. Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage ........ Carthage ..,..... Schedule of Games 33 Sarcoxie 16 Jasper ...,,.e 12 Joplin ,,l,.... 26 Mt. Vernon 21 Neosho ...i.e 28 Aurora ,..,.. 33 Granby ...... 25 Joplin i,,.,,., 25 Lamar ....,,. 32 Webb City 35 Nevada ...,. 41 Webb City X STANDING-Jack Crusa, Howard Shanks, Curtis Gray, Bob Hutchins Herschell Bandy SEATED-David Sharp, Bob Creninger, Bill Campbell, bill Frederick Jack DIVIS Bczfketball B Y Za 111 The Carthage B Team had a fairly successful season when one considers the fact that many of the members were freshmen. These same freshmen mth the assistance of others, won a junior high school tournament Carthage ..i...,, Carthage Carthage ,,i,,.., Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Schedule of 20 11 14 30 12 17 12 13 15 Games Jasper ...,i,i Joplin ,,,,..i, Mt. Vernon Neosho ,i,,. Granby .,..,. Joplin ,..i... Lamar .....i, Nevada ..,,,. Webb City TOP ROW-Bob Greninger, Roland Miller, Edgar Erwin, Chester Knight, Eldon Snyder, Allan Reid, Donald West. Russell Beard, Jack Brown, John Maxwell, Pat Moore, John Ralston, Joe Wilson, Fred Holz, Frank Knell, Herman McBride. Lemoine Sumner, Ralph Sites, Gilbert Simmons, Milo Heisten, Carol Bradley, Harry Brown, Nelson Logsdon, Bob Knell, Weldon Means. Gene Burnett, Ralph Trent, Herschel Bandy, Ray Knight, Howard Shanks, Jack Morris, Buddie Williams, Robert Shanks, Kenneth Crow. Joe Sullivan, Watson Turner, Wayne Kester, Victor Heisten, Neil Evans, Harold Cockrell, Leland Coffield, Homer McBride, Lee Scheerer, Jack Crusa. O 3515665111 Although a minor sport, baseball has become very' popular in the high school. This is shown by the large number of boys reporting for baseball each year. This year fifty-five boys came out for the first practice and have taken much interest in developing the skills of the game. Coach Amos had a very small nucleus of lettermen around which to build this year's team. However, the replacements necessary due to graduation were well taken by members of this year's squad. Carthage has made a splendid record by winning the League championship the past three years with very few defeats. The team this year is living up to tradition by shaping into a splendid ball team, that is on its way toward another championship. TOP ROW-Paul Carter, Roland Stearns, Tom Hodson, Joe Morrow, Kenneth Hickey, Jonathan Sharp, Eugene Rapp, Dick Deming, Bob Howseman, LaVerne Dudman, Harland Rush, Bill Morgan, Bob Woods. Joe Vivion, A. H. Rogers, Jack Boggess, Lloyd Isbell, James Montgomery, Jack Haizlip, Carl Rush. Track Coach Dunphy's prospects for a track team were unusually bright this year, for eight of last year's lettermen returned. The first event of the season, a dual meet with Joplin, occurred April 6, after a very brief training period. April 14 the Tigers competed in the Jasper County meet in Joplin. The following week part of the squad entered the William Jewell invitation high school meet. A part of the squad also entered the state meet in Columbia the last week in April. The last event of the season, the Big Eight conference meet, was held in Monett, May 2. One of the biggest track and field events, the annual Joplin relays, was abandoned this year. Tournament! Eldon Tournament Carthage entered four tournaments. The tournament at Eldon, however, was the most important in the sense that an inspired Carthage team, although losing a prac- tice game to Eldon, came through to win first place by defeating four first rate teams. Larry Flanigan, a member of the Carthage team, was awarded a medal for the best defensive player. Jasper County Tournament For the first time in years, Carthage held a tournament here inviting various schools in Jasper county to participate. Carthage and Joplin were the only two teams seeded. In the first game Carthage nosed out Carterville, 80-29. By virtuelof two other victories, Carthage won their way to the finals where they were beaten by Joplin, 21-20. Regional Tournament Carthage entered the regional tournament at Neosho defeating Webb City in the opening game only to lose another game to Joplin by a small score. In the consolation game Carthage lost a heart breaking game to Springfield. Junior High Tournament A team composed of Freshmen won the Junior High Tournament at Joplin by defeating four excellent quintets. Ill X X :Inger EEEEIEE Q21 - I X Saber- Cfzain TOP ROW- Rolrert Wood, Robert Ogden, Robert Hatcher, Lynn Rollins, Roland Miller, Philip Jensen, Clyde Narramore, Tommy O'Barr, Donald Brown. Arthur Franks, Lloyd Richards, Vern Brown, Gladene Miles, J, L, Campbell, Clyde Krummel, Welcome Stanton, Marz'ner Corpx TOP ROW Sift. Co. C.. Frances Ann Yaryan: Cpt. Co. C., Mary Buchanan: Mary Dorothy Blakey, June Harmon, Con- stance Clark, Sgt. Co. C.. Harriett Rollins, Cathe1'yn Clark: Cut. Co. C., Florence Stanaril: First Class Private Co. C., Betty Rush: Alice Ann lligyrerstaff: Loleta Hausman: First Class Private Co. C., Mary Loman: Elizabeth Sprimrer. Mary Lee Owen, Joy Matthews, Nancy Marinir, Janet Shoemaker, Maxine Hartley, Rhetta Lawrence, Mary Allen: First. Class Private Co. C., Louise Mc-Intire. Mildred Bailey, Henry Etta Smith: Cnl. Co. C., Dorothy Heisten, Irene Jackson. Galene Corder, Edna Russell, Kathleen Sink, Kathryne Wardle, Mariraret Busboom: First Class Private Co. D.. Rolsyn Red- mond. Norma Harvey: CDI. Co. D., Ernestine Porter: Jane Smith. Dorothy Pauyrh: First Class Private Co. D., Mart-ia Ellison: Helen Hinz. Opal Hart: Sgt. Co. D.. Mary Elizabeth Snyder: Melba Hidle: Cnt. Co. D., Helen Marie Wagner: Josephine Maxwell: Harriett Havens: Doris Berry: Cpl. Co. D., Eunice Hill: Sirt. Co. D., Marybelle Hyde: Loeta Moss. Staff Sgt. Marian Marina: Staff Sirt. Nancy Guinn: First Sgt. Co. C., Bettie Barton: First Lieut. Co. C., Helen Galhoon: First Lieut. Go. 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