Crossville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Crossville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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' '.-1,,- A ,,- ' I ' .Q-LT, 7-U,-.Q3X- w , 1 .'-.i-'i-3,9--'H-.-,AL-EM-3'-fx?-13-21. -.,if2fp-afxfnfi-1,-'-2-1,f,-L--:5f,12g.f-y,f4i.-'-ng -y,mf,v.+..- .--ffm, - .:.'-.3m,..-.rim-.A S--'i11XYJ5f'if-,,-.1.,g- ... . The IGER IQH3 Published By THE SENIOR CLASS of Crossville Community High School Crossville, Illinois Presenting Page Two Service EDUCATION SERVES If one will really stop to think, He will find that a most important link In the life of every American girl and boy Is the free education that all of us enjoy. The schools serve us far better than we know For we can't use our imagination enough to show What would happen to the American ways, If we received no education in our youtfhful days. An educated one can serve his community better far Than one whose schooling is not up to par, For he knows more of happenings in times gone by- Of what he should accomplish in the future, and why Education even serves the man on the battle line, While to his country Yhe's giving his service so fineg And it inspires him to fight, and harder fightg For it's taught him he's doing it for the right. Thus it appears that education has served everyone Throughout all the time that has come and gone, And if we use it, it will still endeavor To serve us constantly in the future, forever. -Edward Armstrong. IN THE SERVICE DEDICATION Sgt. Charles L. Hortin, now stationed at Columbia Air Base, Colum- bia, South Carolina, was employed as instructor at Crossville for four years. After serving these years at Crossville, he was called to serve Uncle Sam in the greatest fight of all-the fight against the Axis. Sgt. Hortin is cooperating whole heartedly in this way. In memory of those pleasant days that We shared with Sgt. Hortin at Crossville High and in order to show our appreciation for the great task which he lSs,pd!'f0H!1illg We dedicate this, our 1943 Tiger. ' if Page Three I i . -M ,Q ie K 5 i mmf- W 3,M,1.va: -N . f ws W W gs-v ev gi: me xuff f3.,,.szif-, . we gwxmt . 5,-w Y' STAN LEY' WHERE WE SERVE Cyril Lamar Secretary W. F. Sanders Mem-ber L. D. Endicott President Page Four Elvis Meriwether Pierre D. Brown Member Member WHY WE SERVE CHARLES M. CCSNRAD ' COACH - 4 SCIENCE VIOLA JAMES uxumms cuao . ' - ' laNef,:sHANo LATIN ' - - f f WALTER vv. Answocm-1 PRINCIPAL HISTORY AND ELECTRICITY MARTHA SUE RYAN ' LEONA MUNZENMAIER BUSINESS 545171-4 MATHEMATICS AN Music AND ' C ENG'-'SH ,, . -1 ALGEBRA W 5 .J Y,C ,nf GA! arp O.. I- . ty- W 4,0 I 0' , M ,,' K f , Ff3':'x0,!Ay0F!! A f- L' L 1 1 ' PL af 22 ANNUAL STAFF STANDING fleft to rightj - Kenneth Warren, Wilma Sturm, Leo Endicott, Elza Barbre Lauretta Schalk, Arthur Charles, Nadine Warren, Virginia Wayland, Glen Piland. SEATED-Janet Hughes, Leonard Perkins, Jean Rawlinson, Charles Davis, Kelley Fitzger ald, Joyce Carr. Page The annual staff of the 1943 Tiger has been put to the test many times during the organization of the book. With the cooperation of Misses Munzenmaier and Curd, we have completed our publication of the Tiger . The members of the 1943 annual staff are: Editor-in-Chief ......................................................... ...... Janet Hughes Associate Editor ..... ............ J oyce Carr Business Editor ....... ......................... L eonard Perkins Senior Co-Editors ...... ...... L auretta Schalk, Elza Barbre Sports Editor ...... ............................ L eo Endicott Activity Editor ............ ..... J ean Ravvlinson Organization Editor ....... ..... K elley Fitzgerald Class Personnel ............ ............................... ........... V i rginia Wayland Charles Davis Glen Piland, Arthur C'harles, Nadine Warren Advertising Manager .......................................................... Assistants .............. Snapshot Co-Editors .............................. Wilma Sturm, Kenneth Warren Six ,.-.fu M1 u I R I 'rf S E S i 1 Page Eight, SENICDRS A. W. ASHLEY Tall, dark, and lukewarm. - Transfer Student, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 4. ELZA BARBRE chief. -Softball 3, 4, Pep Club 3: Annual Staff 4. EMMA JEAN BURT Sincere and serious-that's she! -Transfer Student, Mounds, Okla- homa 3g Pep Club 3. ARTHUR CHARLES 'iCrossvi1le's Einstein. -Band 1, 2, 3, 45 'Glee Club 2, 33 Annual Staft 4, Little Theatre 1, Pep -Club 3. ' JOYCE CARR A senior blonde, and ohhhhhh! -Transfer Student, Carmi, Illi- nois, 33 Glee Club 33 Student Coun- cil 3, 4: Pep Club 33 Class Presi- dent 43 Annual Staff 4. ' -CHARLES DAVIS What? No women in Heaven? Just leave me here. -Vice Presi- dent 4g President 31 Band 2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. LEO ENDPCOTT Some day work and I will have a collision. -Band 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, Harmonica Band 11 Student 'Council 13 Secretary- Treasurer 3. KELLEY FITZGERALD I cannot die! My country needs me. -Band 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Little Theatre 1: Harmonica Band 1. A smile with an intent to do mis- SENIORS JANET HUGHES Give me a date in a gray V-8. - Class President 13 Band 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Annual Staff 43 Little Theatre 13 Pep -C1u'b 33 Student Council 13 Drum Majorette 4. JOE GRADDY Nobody knows what a good boy I am except Mama. -Pep Club 33 Basketball 3. LEONARD PERKINS Folks, I'm in love again today. -Vice President 1, 33 President 23 Student Council 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 43 Harmonica. Band 13 Curse You, Jack Dalton 2. JEAN RAWLINSON Just find me a fence post I can't argue with. -Glee Club 1, 23 An- nual Staff 43 Pep Club 3. PARALEE RIDENOUR No, I'm not talking again: I'm talking yet. -Glee 'Club 1, 2. GLEN PILAND Upon the cinders he was a flash. -Secretary-Treasurer lj Band 1, 2, 3, 42 Glee Club 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 'Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Letter- man's'C1ub 2, 3, 43 Little 'Theatre 1. EARILINE SLANKARD Never worry worry until worry worries you. -Glee Club 13 'Pep Clwb 3. WILLARD STURM Gee, but I was 'beginning to like it here. -Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3. Page Nine Page Ten SENICDRS WILMA STURM Oh! Sad are those who know not love. -Band 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Student Council 23 Pep Club 3. LAURETTA SCHALK Her Majesty, -the QUEEN. - Band 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Annual Staff 43 'Pep Club 33 Basketball Queen 4. VIRGINIA WAYLAN D Gee, but it's great to be alive. - Transfer Student, Perry, Okla- homa, 33 Annual Staff 43 Band 3, 4. KENNETH WARREN He was nearly killed once by a train of thoughts running' through his mind. - Transfer Student, Salem, Illinois, 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 43 Basketball 43 An- nual Staff 4. N ADINE WARREN Sometimes I wonder if I'1l come out alive. -Transfer Student, Ab- beville, Louisiana, 33 Secretary- Treasurer 43 Band 43 Annual Staff 43 Pep Club 3. LAURIN E CURD -Sponsor. X 'Af l jg ,.., JW, f 5,2 ilvff 9 ' K Aly' tl l ,I lily? . ' - 31- , X -o J 2 J I shall study and prepare myself and then perhaps some day my time will come. -Lincoln. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY There comes a time in every person's life when he must meet his doom-so it was on August 23, 1939, for the entering freshmen. For about two weeks the school building seemed as large as Madison Square Garden. The second week we were greeted with fancy belts and H20 by our senior friends introducing themselves-their way. But soon, endurance changed to contentment and we were on the long road to a happy career. At the beginning of our second year, we were aware of the fact that we were no longer beginners. Of course, some of the teachers were new, but we liked them, too. Our class was very unfortunate in having the smallest enrollmentg therefore, we had to work especially hard to raise funds for the class treasury. There was no lack of enter- tainment as We had several parties. At the close of the term everyone was glad to know that he would soon become a jolly junior. During our junior year we found that the war had deprived us of many of our privileges. We sacrificed our play and almost all of our parties. Because of our small class we had to work very hard to sup- ply sufficient funds for our class treasury, but we did have a very suc- cessful banquet. When it came time for the last semester tests, We went through' tihem like an American plane goes through Tokyo. We were now confronted by the fact that our one desire would be fulfilled -we are seniors. Our last year found the class drizzled down to twenty-one mem- bers. Most of us had spent four years together. Uncle Sam is now bidding for some of our classmates, and we know that soon we may be scattered around the world. We seniors have won honors elsewhere, but no honor is commensurate with that of graduating from good old C. C. H. S. Reminiscing the past four years we find many persons who have cooperated with us to help us attain high standards of Americanism. We, the Seniors of '43, are grateful to each individual who has helped maintain these standards, and we are always willing to exemplify them. FRESHMAN Janet Hughes Leonard Perkins Glen Piland Leo Endicott Kanella Renshaw JUNIOR Charles S. Davis Glen Piland Leo Endicott Joyce Carr Martha Sue Key CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Student 'Council Member Sponsor President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Student Council Member Sponsor SOPHOMORE Leon-ard Perkins Charles Davis David Cox Wilma Sturm William D. Sanders SENIOR Joyce Carr Charles Davis Nadine Warren Leonard Perkins Laurine -Curd Page Eleven CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1943, being almost ready to leave old C. C. H. S., wish to make and publish our last will and testament, and do hereby bequeath the following to members of the Crossville Communi- ty High School, of the village of Crossville, Town of Phillips, County of White, State of Illinois. To Miss Curd-our wish for continued happiness. To Miss J ames--a special train between Crossville and Kansas. To Miss Munzenmaier--a quiet third period study hall. To Mrs. Ryan--a third period typing class that is eager to type in- stead of talk. To Mr. Conrad-a winning basketball team. To Mr. Whetstone--a larger salary so he can quit his diet of milk. To Mr. Aylsworth-the Juniors of 43 in hopes that they give him less disturbances. I, A. W. Ashley, leave my ability as a girl chaser to Leroy Mlokler. I, Elza Barbre, will my interest and attention in English class to Alvin Mayse. I, Emma Jean Burt, bequeath my pink fingernail polish to Lydna Lou Lamar. I, Arthur Charles, will my large family tree to Charlotte Fieber. I, Joyce Carr, merely lend my hope of getting married to Alice Hanks. I, Charles Davis, will my ability to avoid paying income taxes to Miss Curd. I, Leo Endicott, will my speedy movements to Joe Peacock. I, Kelley Fitzgerald, bequeath my ability to get my shorth-and les- sons every day to Bonnie Taylor. I, Joe Graddy, will my good behavior during the third period to the Freshmen. I, Janet Hughes, will my ability to flirt to Betty Brewer. I, Leonard Perkins, lend my ability to love to Charles Severns. I, Glen Piland, will my a'bility to go with all the new girls to Alvin Mayse. I, Jean Rawlinson, will my interest in Rockford to Rosemary Taylor. I, Paralee Ridenour, leave my ability to talk to Marjorie Yates. I, Earline Slankard, will my red hair to Florence Jackson. I, Lauretta Schalk, will my quietness to Carrie Kelly. I, Wilma Sturm, bequeath my sidewise looks at a certain Junior boy to Betty Bond. I, Willard Sturm, don't leave anything. I am taking it all with me. I, Virginia Wayland, will my interest in the Carmi boys to Jean Carr. I, Nadine Warren, will my ability to write mus'hy notes to Marion Charles. I, Kenneth Warren, bequeath my ability to play basketball to Don Prince. In witness thereof, we, the Senior 'Class of 1943 of Crossville High School, do sign and seal this our last will and testament. In presence of Quill Pen signed Script 'Ink f Paper White SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 Page Twelve H SENIOR PROPHECY In the year of 1953, We wander back to the gymnasium of old C. C. H. S. to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the graduating class of 1943. Here we meet with several classmates and notice the changes that have occurred during our absence. Let's look around awhile- Oh, I was afraid of that-A. W. Ashley is still an old bachelorg and here is Elza Barbre, now a high class fisherman on Crooked Creek . Quiet Emma Jean Burt is the wife of a big naval officer, and Arthur Charles says he enjoys being the principal of -Crossville High. Some say Joyce Carr is helping Charles Davis avoid paying income taxesg Stinky , by the Way, is teaching a course in English III at C. C. H. S. He took it so llong that he is well learned in it. We always knew Leo Endicott had ambition. He is now the pro- prietor of a pool room and soda fountain. And who is that gentleman? Behold! Crossville's most outstanding lawyer-Kelley Fitzgerald. Joe Graddy has started a dry goods store. He found so many hair rib- bons in the car that it made a profitable business. And Janet Hughes is a WAVE at the Great Lakes Training Sta- tion. Who is that intelligent looking crealture with the horn-rimmed glasses? Why, of all people4Lelonard Perkins, who is teaching Eng- lish IV. Now he can sympathize with Miss Munzenmaier. Yes, we have 'our share of uniforms . . . Here is Glen Piland who is a pilot instructor at some WAFS camp. Who could that be talking so much? Paralee Ridenour, of course, who is the wife of a prosperous farmer and lives near Carmi. Earline Slankard is helping our country 'by working nights in an airplane plant. She says she can take the grave-yard shift quite well. Of all people, Lauretta Schalk! We find that our queen is la com- mercial teacher at L1ockyear's Business College. Wilma Sturm is the prosperous owner of a bird farm. She now helps care for little Robins , and Willard Sturm is the publisher of the famous book, How to Graduate in Four Years . Virginia Way- land gave up the restaurant business land now is the wife of a prosper- ous oil wlorker. Nadine Warren has been married and divorced several times, but is at last content, having decided there is really only one. Kenneth Warren is a successful officer in the Army Air Corps. Our gaze has traveled over the guests and we again become heartily familiarized with all of our previous classmates. The evening is turned over to entertainment and everyone is carried away with the spirit of their school-days. Page Thir een SQUIBS Name-A. W. ASHLEY Favorite pastime-Studying. Expression- Is that so? Song- Lonesome Road . Type-Romantic. Pet peeve-The third period. Noted for-Flirting with the girls. Sport-Basketball. Ambition-Aeronautics teacher. My advice-Learn to spell before going to high school. Name-ELZA BARBRE Favorite 'pastime-Arguing with Miss Mun- zenmaier. Expression- I don't believe it . Song- Amazing Grace . Type-Average. Pet peeve-Aeronautics. Noted for-Good behavior. Sport-Basketball. Ambition-To be a farmer. My advice-Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. n Name-EMMA JEAN BURT Favorite pastime-Studying Biology. Expression- Gee Whiz! Sang- Anchors Aweigh . Type-Quiet. Pet peeve-Getting up early. Noted for-Good grades in English. Sport-Reading. Ambition-To be a typist. My advice-Get the 'best and you always have the best. Name--ARTHUR CHARLES Favorite pastime-Spinning tales. Expression- Well . Song- My Old Kentucky Home . Type--Very scholastic. Pet Peeve--To be teased. Noted for-I-Iis family tree. Sport-None. My advice-Learn all about your ancestors and you will never run out of something to talk about. Name-JOYCE CARR Favorite pastime-Talking to Janet and Nadine. Expression-- Say, are you kidding? Song- You Made Me Love You . Type-Romantic. Pet peeve-To be called Snapper . Noted for-Her blonde hair. Sport-Basketball fwatching certain players -not playingj. Ambition-To be a Powers model. My advice-Learn to add and subtract before taking bookkeeping. Page Fourteen N ame-CHARLES 'DAVIS Favorite pastime-Sleeping. Expression- Say, yeah, that's what I told Fannie . Song- Can I Help It? Type-Independent. Pet peeve-Coming to school. Noted for-English grades. Sport-Basketball. Ambition-To fly. My advice-Never try to teach the teachers anything. Name-LEO ENDICOTT Favorite pastime-Sleeping. Expression- I don't 'believe it . Song- Deep In A Dream . Type-Bashful. Noted for--His slow movements. Pet peeve-To be called Tombstone . Sport-Basketball. Ambition-To out-sleep Rip Van Winkle. My advice-The next day will always come, so why hurry? N ame-KELLY FITZGERALD Favorite pastime-Writing shorthand. Expression- Have you got our shorthand? Song- Why Don't You Fall In Love With Me ? Type-Dignified. Pet 'peeve-Behaving. Noted for-Liking his commercial teachers. S-port-Swimming. Ambition-To be a lawyer. My advice-Live and learn. Name-JANET HUG!-IES Favorite pastime-Giggling. Expression-- Help! ! Song- Would You Care? Type-Flirt. Pet peeve-To be teased about Taylor. Noted for+Telling jokes. Sport-Dancing. Ambition-To catch C. Severns. My advice-Have fun while you can. N ame-GLEN PILNND ' Favorite pastime-Talking to the girls. Expression- Dear John . Type-Conceited. Pet peeve-Delivering ice. Noted for-Going with all the new girls. Sport-Track. Ambition-To be an aviator. My advice-Be a true American. Name-J OE GRADDY Favorite pastime-Visiting the office. Expression- You ain't woofing . Song- When Day Is Done . Type-Restless. I SQUIBS Pet peeve4Eng1ish IV. Noted for-His admiration of the teachers. Sport-Basketball. Ambition-To lbe Principal of C. C. H. NS. ' My advice-Eat, drink, and be merry, for to- morrow you may die. Name-LEON ARD PERKINS Favorite ipastime-4Skipping school. Expression- Dear Emma . Song- Amazing Grace . Type-Attractive. Pet peeve-To be called Dutch . Noted for-His singing. Sport-Basketball. Ambition-To join the Army Air Corps. My advice-Stay in there and pitch. Name-J EAN RAWLINSON Favorite pastime-Writing letters. Expression- Shucks ! Song- Be Honest With Me . Type-Changeable. Pet peeve-Drying dishes. Noted for-Arguing. Sport-Swimming. Ambition-To live in Rockford. My advice-Always stay on the sunny side of life. Name-PARALEE RIDENOUR Favorite pastime-Talking to anyone who will listen. Expression- Oh! Song- Chatter1box . Type-Talkative. Pet peeve-To be called Fighting Joe . Noted for-Talking. Sport-Basketball. Ambition-To 'be a farmer's wife and live near Carmi. My advice-Think twice before you speak. Name-EARLIN E -SLANKARD Favorite pastime-Reading shorthand. Expression- I hope . Song- For Me and My Gal . Type+Ba.shfu1. Pet peeve-To be teased about Kenneth. Noted for-Watching Warren. Sport-Basketball. Ambition-To be an interior decorator. My advice-Never fall in love. N ame-LAURETTA ISCHALK Favorite pastime-Talking to Elza. Expression- You don't say . Song- BreathJess . Type-Quiet. Pet peeve-To be called Bi1l . Noted for-Good grades. Sport-Basketball. Ambition-To be a secretary. My advice-Learn to spell before graduating from high school. Name-WILMA STURQM Favorite pastime-Looking at Robinson. Expression- I don't believe it . Song- There Will Never Be Another You . Type-Bashful. Pet peeve-Shorthand. Noted for-Always .being a friend. Sport-Horseback riding. Amlbition-To be a WAAC. My advice-Try to make history-like 'Francis Marion. Name-WILLARD STURM Favorite pastime-Talking to the new girls. Expression-'SI-Iello, Babe . Song- Walking the Floor Over You . Type-Fickle. Pet peeve-Work. Noted for-English grades. sport-Ping-pong. Ambition-To marry a good-looking girl. 'My advice-Never let study interfere with your education. Name-VIRGIN IA WAYLAND Favorite pastime-Talking to boys. 'Expression- You don't mean it . Song- You'd Be iSo Nice To Come Home To . Type-Friendly. Pet peeve-Going to school. Noted for-Winking' at the boys. Sport-Tennis. Ambition-To marry fa rich man. My advice-Experience is the best teacher. Name-NADINE WARREN Favorite pastime-Dancing. Expression- Hi, Cutie . Song- There Are Such Things . Type-Blonde. Pet peeve-To be teased about lPerkins. Noted for-Writing notes to Mokler. Sport-Skating. Ambition-To be a nurse. My advice-Make the best of life and you will win. N ame-KIEN NET!-I WARREN Favorite pastime-Reading. Expression- Aw, shucks . Song- Leaning On The Old Top Rail . Type-Chubby. Pet peeve-English IV. Noted for-Good grades in Aeronautics. Sport-Football. Ambition-To ibe an aviator. My advice-Join the Air Corps. Page Fifteen L 1 5 3 S 2 R--new-:Q 1 , if , 1 '95 .5 ga 6- 3 - ' Q it I '15 arr l g .:.n,, AA,,,.-,'i,,--'v:Ai:- t R , Alvvlz , ' ,, .,, iiy k t 5 ' l-is Q, H' -.. 00' I' 5 ' 'M Y f 16- ,wm fi vi:-f '. V Q ' ., 4 -1 1 39 K f z KA V3 qi X 5 Q FIRST ROW-eDon Prince, Mary Burt, Benjamin Coston, Eleanor Edwards, Betty Bond, Al- vin Mayse. SECOND ROW--Rosemary Taylor, Dick Armstrong, Edward Armstrong, Jean Carr. THIRD ROW'-Don Long, Betty Jo Kornegger, Ruby Elliott, Olen Hall. FOURTH ROW-Iris Langford, Charlotte Fieber, Marjorie Yates, Bonnie Taylor, Francis Robinson, Ella Mae Garner. FIFTH ROW-Aletha Yancey, Raymond Franks, Norma Robinson, Mertis McDaniels, Alice Hanks, Betty Bre-wer. SIXTH ROW4Florence Jackson, Charles Severns, Harold Samson, Verna Helpingstine, Mar- guerite Hatfield, Wanda Wallace. CENTER-Mrs. Martha Sue Ryan, sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS President .............. Edward Armstrong Vice President --- ...... --- Alvin Mayse Secretary and Treasurer .... Marjorie Yates 'Student Council Member ....... Alice Hanks Sponsor --- .,,,. Martha Sue Ryan JUNIOR SERVICE In the fall of 1940, Our bright faces could 'be seeng We had started out as Freshmen, Like most freshmen, we were green. Some things in high school thrilled us, But others left us lowered. Miss James taught us Julius Caesar, Algebra had us floored. In our sophomore year we struggled With geometry and English H, With biology and World history. But we finally make it through. In our third year at Crossville High, They've added another class. The boys in aeronautics Sincerely hope they'l1 pass. Those thousand word themes in English, We thought we could never pen. But Miss James had other ideas, And those themes were handed in. Of course by this time the Jalps Had started an awful fuss. So scrap campaigns and war bond drives Are important things to us. In this our Junior year in school, Our goal is now in sight. But because the summit's not attained, We won't give up the fight. -BETTY JO KORNEGGER. -,: BY 'THESE TRAITS YOU WILL KNOW THEM TI-IE .FUNIORS MOST POPULAR GIRL-Iris Langford. Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me! MOST HANDSOME BOY--Benja Coston. You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. SMALLEST-Junior Franks. Small Fry. BEST ACTOR - Don Long. I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen. MOST STUDIOUS - Betty Kornegger. Whistle While You iWork. FUNNIEST-Betty Bond. I Went to the Animal Fair. BRIGHTEST DISPOSITION - Jean Carr. Just a Bundle of Sunshine. BEST MUSICIAN-Charlotte Fieber. I've a Heart Full of Music. MOST TAIJKATIVE - Marjorie Yates. Chatterbox BEST ARTIST - Bonnie Taylor. I See Your Face Before Me. QUTETEST - Norma Robinson. Day- dreaming. NIGHT OVVL-Ruby Elliott. Three O'lock in the Morning. MOST WHISPERING GIRL - Florence Jackson. Whispering Hope. MOST POPULAR BOY - Don Prince. AWK-'If-'K-Katie. BEST LOOKING GIRL - Alice Hanks. Oh! You Great Big Beautiful Doll. TALLEST-Olen Hall. Nearer My God to Thee. BEST ACTRESS - Betty Brewer. Why Pretend. BEST THINKER-Ed Armstrong. Wor- ried Mind. BEST WORKER-Rosemary Taylor. Busy Bee. LADY KILLER-Alvin Mayse. The Girl I Left Behind Me. MOST MANNERLY - Harold Samson. After You, I Go First. MOST BASHFUL -- Charles Severns. I Only Want a Buddy Not a Sweetheart. BEST ATHLETE-Don Prince. The All- American Boy. MOST SERIOUS - Verna I-Ielpingstine. Sentimental You. FRIENDLIEST - Mary Burt. You Are My Sunshine. HEART BREAKER-Charles Severns. Be Careful, It's My Heart. HEAVIEST-Dick Armstrong. That Lit- tle Boy of Mine. MOST UPHOLDING - Mertis McDaniels. I Do It Because I Love You. OFFICIAL GUM-ICHEWER-Ruby Elliott. Chewing-Chawing Gum. MOST ORIGINAL - Wanda Wallace. I Had The Craziest Dream. SHYlEST4Francis Robinson. Shy Little Gentleman. HUNGRIEST-Alvin Mayse. Ma, I Miss Your Apple Pie. HARDEST TO FIND - Eleanor Edwards. 'Tve Searched Everywhere. BIGGEST BABY-Aletha Yancey. Boo! Hoo! BEST HOMEMAIKER - Ella Mae Garner. In a Little Pine-Log Cabin. JOLLIEST - Marguerite Hatfield. Hip! Hip! Hooray. Page Seventeen i,50Pf'0M0R5 5 I LATIN, . fi V . Lf se A- , 'MJ 32 5 fa I , . i ' 'E 1. e 5 2 4 FIRST ROW-Richard Finch, Frankie Slankard. SECOND ROW-Hazel Lacefield, Ted Johnson, Bob Martin, Dean Higginson. THIRD ROW-sDallas Kelley, Chester Ray Potter, Lynda Lou Lamar, Margery Robb. FOURTH ROW-Bob Warren, Ida Longacre, Eloise Ridenour, Imogene Keeler, Marjorie Boultinghouse, Norma Cleveland. 'FIFTH ROW-Eddie Brown, Faye Davis, Patty Rhea Funk, Claire Sanders, Joan McGee, Lou Rudolph. CENTER-Mr. Charles M. Conrad, sponsor. Page Eighteen SOPHIOMORE SERVICE In the late summer during the year of our Lord 1941 A. D., twenty-nine intelligent- looking adolescents, one-third eager, two- thirds reluctant, timidly mounted the stair- way of C. C. I-I. S. to .begin a new phase of their education. The first few days were very confusing. For our sponsor we elected Keith Whetstone, who will long be remembered for his love of milk. Eddie Brown was elected president: Fred Brown, vice president: Faye Davis, sec- retary, and Lynda Lou Lamar, Student Coun- cil member. Several weeks ahead of time, we began worrying about the semester exams. The second semester was different only because we studied a little less, whispered a little more, were treated a little less like morons and a little more like human beings. The next September we once again mou'nt- ed the stairs to those immortal halls of learning . Since we were so much more mature, we got down to .business right away- had a class meeting and chose Charles Con- rad, the new coach, as our sponsor. We elected Dallas Kelley, presidentg Bob Martin, vice president, Patty Funk, secretary-treas- urerg and Lou Rudolph, Student Council mem- ber. Our party, held in the assembly, was quite successful. Some of the sophomore 'boys weren't too content with girls from their own classg they would have preferred freshmen, or even juniors, but-the hot dogs tasted swell, anyway. As the days grew warmer, they also grew longer and a. little sadder. Again the grade cards came out, the last bell rang, and we were free for another summer. We have traveled one-half of the way. Only two more years and our high school days will be ended. The sophomore year is really only one step up the stairway of life, but don't let anyone kid you, Freshmen, it's a pretty steep step! SINE CERA, CLAIRE SANDERS, LOU RUDOLPH. SOPHOMORE SPECIALS RUMORS It has been rumored that Eloise Ridenour is harboring a secret love. Come on, Eloise, and tell us all about it. Is it true that Bob Warren is still carry- ing the torch for Hazel? Joan McGee says she :would like to be a closer friend to Earle. There's your chance, boys. Is Imogene Keeler really on a diet? ? ? ? What was Claire Sander's purpose in writ- ing to Lois Leeds concerning Milady Beau- tiful ? Does Patty Funk like Salty Finch as much as it seems? What's happened to the romance 'between Lou Rudolph and Chester Potter? Is Frankie 'Slankard 'bashful or just nat- urally quiet? Does Ted Johnson still care for Joan Mc- Gee or has Earle beaten his time? Is Hazel Lacefield Miss James' or Miss Munzenmaier's -pet? It is rumored that a certain sophomore girl has a crush on a certain boy in the eighth grade. Is this true ? ? ? ? ? ? BEAUTY TIPS Patty Funk's own recipe for lovely hands is for 1 Mayse to hold them nightly. Lou Rudolph gets her peaches and cream complexion from a nightly bathing in butter- milk. Dean Higginson says that charcoal is just the thing to touch up those eyebrows. Eloise Ridenour recommends cornmeal for that after-bath dusting. Norma Cleveland informs us that a. mix- ture of sulphur and egg yolk is just the thing to keep those blonde tresses blonde. Bob Warren never uses anything but hard cider as an after-shave lotion. Eddie Brown endorses vanilla extract for that romantic scent. Lynda Lou Lamar says there's nothing better than 'cinnamon and nutmeg for that spicy effect. 'Claire Sanders keeps that velvet-smooth complexion with a weekly pack of salt, oat- meal, and egg yolk. WANT ADS WANTED-Someone to appreciate me. Imo- gene Keeler. FREE LESSONS on The Art of Boxing and Wrestling by the female champ. Hazel Lacefield. WANTED - Someone to help me with my Algebra lessons. Patty Funk. FOR SALE - An extra credit in English. Richard Finch. WANTED-A bicycle. So I won't wear out my shoes walking down to Bonnie's. Ed- die Brown. FREE-My new lbooklet, How to Win the One You Love . Norma Cleveland. WANTED-An extra set of car keys. 'So I won't have to go north of town after mine. Dallas Kelley. TO TRADE-My seat in band for a one-way ticket to Bone Gap. Lynda Lou Lamar. WANTED - A village Romeo. Marjorie Boultinghouse. WA-NTED-Something to increase my height. Margery Robb. WANTED-Someone to take Pauline's place. Ida Longacre. WANTED - Someone to help me carry the torch for Dick Endicott. Norma Cleveland. WANTED - Something to remove freckles. Bob Martin. PERSONAL-Please come back, Bonnie. All is forgiven. Eddie Brown. LOST-My love for Samson. Faye Davis. WANTED-Someone to love me. Dean Hig- ginson. 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FIIVFI-I ROWfF1oyd Jones, Cora Mae Ashley, Carrie Kelly, Daphene Coston, Phililp Sam- son, Eugene Whitson. SIXTH ROW4Agnes Perkins, Marion Charles, Ted Shaw, Charles -Blackford, Eugenia Crup- per, Betty -Hyatt. SEVENTH ROW-Eugene Cox, Marjorie Hickling, Ralph Simmons, Mary Lou Wallace, Elmer Lee Greenlief, Virgil McDaniels. CENTER-Mr. Keith Whetstone, sponsor. 5 BEGINNING OF SERVICE On August 31, 1942, forty-four civilians I enrolled as freshmen in Camp C. C. H. S. We were introduced to Major Aylsworth and Captains Ryan, Curd, James, Munzenmaier, Conrad, and Whetstone. We were not yet ready for military service, but we h a v e t o g o t o school as a preliminary. When we became ac- customed to C. C. H. S., we decided it was time we elected our officers. The results of the elec- tion were as follows: Earle Hanks, president, Wayne Hughes, vice president, Ruth Kuyken- dall, secretary and treasurer, and Mr. Whet- stone, sponsor. 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HI55552555552555EfE55555i515E55555f5f555555555 . .... ,.,,W,., ,.,. 2 COSTON-HANKS :--:f- When the half-year rolled around, the two foremost civil- ians from the freshman class were found to be Daphene Cos- ton and Earle Hanks. 11:1-'nj -,,,,.,5....wuwn,-:.::.... ' -f 3 Of course, during these months of training we were absorbing lots of in- formation and acquiring great reams of education. We learned that x plus y equals zero fsometimesj and that a basketball coach does NOT have four wheels. Now we know what Newton said when the apple fell from the tree and hit him on the head C ouch J, and that if you plant onions next to potatoes the eyes DON'T water enough to irri- gate the spuds. In fact, we were rapid- ly becoming men and women of the world. By this time some of the Freshies had accomplished their ambitions to play in the C. C. H. S. band. tx ,k ,Sf - .4 . 4 ..-- V V ' 3 -'-'-e-e-T-f---A-----1-o--L-w.-v.1l.-1.-- - - .,q'x rs' ' r We-A I, wg- gr ,----ff ------ -an .1 S ':7:ff A . . 1 ' ,,,,,..,..-.-Y - .y2........L!g.- 5 , - 1 , ' f ' D' K I At the end of the term, we were all given honorable discharges. We are now Sophomores. 'Bye, C. C. H. S., we'll be seeing you next year! -EARLE HANKS THE FRESHMEN CAN'T IMAGINE- Leroy Mokler being underweight, Earle Hanks among boys, Helen Ward not dan-cing, Christina Smith growing up, Lloyd Stills behaving himself, Daphene Coston making an F, Donnie Hon keeping quiet, Carrie Kelly a blonde, J ackVDortch a gentleman, Ted Sh-aw unhappy, Joyce Endicott and Ruth Kuykendall not together, John Dayle Charles being another Arthur, Tony Helpingstine walking to school, Ella Fern Puntney going steady, Marion Charles in love, Wayne Hughes without his lessons, i Harry Wallace not thinking of Jean, Norma Levingston being an old maid, Betty Hyatt smiling, George Spencer without his specks , Agnes Perkins wanting to grow taller, Leonard Sturm without his tie, Mary Wallace being bashful, Philip Samson without freckles, Don Baker without Tony, Floyd Jones when he loses his power to blush, Cora Mae Ashley not talking about A. W., Gene Cox not talking to Daphene, Eugenia Crupper wearing Betty Bond's dresses, Elmer Greenleaf without his cowboy hat, Joe Peacock when he isn't in a hurry, Vergil McDaniel not trying to keep up with his sister, Ralph Simmons not flirting with senior girls, Charles Blackford with a black mustache, Eugene Whitson with a girl friend, Marjorie Hickling without bangs, Doyle Crandall not in the library the eighth period. Page Twenty-two , E922 .,:1, f FV97 :,EgEF'gg:5:5:5. J9 If lx I3 4 J .:I:::7:1:2?E1:g:5:3:g:::3: 4:3 53:53:g:5::::.:.g.-.-.g.- .. :f:f:f:l'7 ,.,5,3:, 3, . :f:'i'f f QA Y 5555 ' ffff' . . ggi ' 52 1:75 15559 -5 : ffs ' i gf , -5 :':-:-:'. Q: '-:5:3:5 .312 'f:f:f:i:3:y 22:5 :f:f9 7:i:5:3:2: ' .IFS -?5E5E555f ., 5 . 4,4 if STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT-Leroy Mokler, Joyce Carr, Edward Armstrong, Alice Hanks Mr Ayls worth, Principal, Earle Hanks, Mary Lou Rudolph, Len Perkins, Dallas Kelley The Student Council was formed in the year 1936-1937 to give stu dents representation in the affairs of the school. The group presided over by Mr. Aylsworth, consists of two members of each class the president of the class and one member elected by the class In this organization boys and girls have equal representation. Page Twenty-four FIVE ESSENTIALS OF A GOOD DATE: 1. She doesn't eat much. 2. She's a good dancer. 3. She doesn't eat much. 4. She is good looking. 5. She doesn't eat much. FIVE SECRETS OF HAPPINESS: Money, MOney, MONey, MONEy, MONEY LIBRARY STAFF STANDING fleft to rightl-Mary Burt, Joan McGee, Lynda Lou Lamar, Aletha Yancey Iris Langford, Rosemary Taylor. SEATED-Miss James, Claire Sanders, Betty Jo Kornegger, Norma Cleveland. Madly dashing into the library, :Chester calls out, Miss James, I want a book I can read in a. hurry for that 'book report tomorrow! Oh, you mean the kind with the largest print, the heaviest paper and the most pictures? Well, a-a.-a, well, no, not exactly, but that report is due tomorrow! Have you got any? Now, Chester, you know what I think about the person who waits until the last minute to get his work, but I'll see what I can find. Together they go to look among the few books in the library for one to suit his needs. That scene has taken place time and again, but now it isn't such a difficult task to find books for each student. In the fall of 1941, the library room. was given to a new department in the school. The books in the fiction and biography divisions were taken downstairs to the English room, and the rest were left in the study hall. A new bookcase was acquired to hold the books which were coming in. In October of 1942, the library was increasing so rapidly that other facilities were needed. A larger book- case, a four drawer catalogue and table, a magazine rack and a dictionary stand were placed in the already crowded room. Two hundred books were added: eighteen more magazines were made availableg the Reader's Guide and a vertical file system were started. The closet was shelved to have a file for the magazines. A staff of tenl as- sistant librarians is being trained to keep the departments of the library in good run- ning order. With the aid of Miss Munzenmaier, they are helping Miss James cata- logue and organize all of the lbooks. Every morning there is enthusiasm and excitement in the library, especially those mornings when Eddie Brown brings in his one-month-overdue books. Eddie has been a real financia.1 help to the library this year, and the staff believes that his education is more complete for he always keeps the books long enough to thoroughly digest them. Well, Chester, we hope you have more books from which to choose before you fin- ish high school, but we'll not promise that all will have large print and beautiful pic- tllI'eS. Page Twenty five BAND BACK ROW-Leo Endicott, Agnes Perkins, Kelley Fitzgerald, Don Hon, Dallas Kelley, Don Prince, Bob Warren, Earle Hanks, Mary Burt, Ted Johnson, Leroy Mokler, Wilma Sturm, Betty Bond, George Sfpencer, Dean Higginson, Hazel Lacefield, Don Long, Willard Sturm, Dick Arm- strong, John Charles, Philip Samson, Arthur Charles, Harold Samson. FRONT ROW-Jean Carr, Charlotte Fieber, Cora Mae Ashley, Alvin Mayse, Kenneth ren, Aletha Yancey, Marjorie Yates, Alice Hanks, Joyce Endicott, Norma Robinson, Ruth kendall, Marjorie Boultinghouse, Margery Robb, Claire Sanders, Faye Davis, Ted Shaw, Whetstone, Director. The band of Crossville Community High School is becoming one of the most important organizations of the school. It was organized three years ago, and for the past two years has been under the direction of Mr. Keith Whetstone, who has a Bachelor's degree from Murray State College at Murray, Kentucky. He has recently received a Master of Science degree from the University of Illinois. Four high-stepping baton twirlers lead the parade, and each section of the iband does its job- well-all working together to produce the best effect possible. Through the effort of the band and the cooperation of the school, money was finally raised to buy caps for the entire band and a new drum majorette suit, thus completing the uniforms. The band operates on a merit system. At the beginning of the year, each mem- ber is a private. There are five officers, including Lance Corporal, Conporal, Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain. All members are raised to higher rank by vote of the Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Captain, who are the honorary officers of the band. Only those showing merit and enthusiasm gain higher rank. October 7, the Senior Plaque of Honor for the year of 1941-42 was awarded to Doris Cagle and Tim Fieber, Jr., in a special assembly program. The seniors elected to the Plaque of Honor for this year are Wilma Sturm and Kelley Fitzgerald. The highlights of the iband activities during the past school year were: a spell- ing bee on October 233 a concert and special feature in the parade at Carmi on Corn Day, a band-sponsored program presented by V-Roy, the Magiciang a formal ban- quet on December 19, and a concert February 25 for the County Teachers' Institute. The band also played several numbers at the Dedication Services for Private William Duckworth, Marine, killed at Guadalcanal. During the basketball season, our band has provided a. lively interlude between games. The entire school and community takes off its hat to this well-developed organization-Our Band. Page Twenty-six War Kuy- Mr M' 3,1 1 R, 71 Co 855. QU RNE7- LQN6 STUQM rude HSWS2 MTE' som A fl. qw! ETH, 941g ,ci p,X. B TRO YP' 195. ON NG Axiwgaxi ve' D' 06N WMM4 wif MPN eww 16 'M QQP-W If ig iff ' i . 6 , 2 , Vf'M -N nf f 1 A , ,X 3 . if N pf A v Pr : N .. 4 V., I f w , 1 li I JA Y I. MV,Z' X' ,V ri' ' i 1' A V, ji- - . , MW, Lf' f . . 44, .r , f 14 I I ' 1 'Z I a i f' K ' , 4 my f' B ,JJ t fdyit .zzkkkowgv I v . :A 4 'L I V' n s .W ,tipxr ff . 1 .. 1LQf'Qw-' L..Qfjj,.'fx -Honor: sawn swomrs- ' ed, 'W OV' 5055 N GA' , - W M Rmev Fn'zGenALo,wn.mA srunm 91- Vx 'D' F . ,LL X blk J , XS N VX of N rg'-P , NP N04-'P Qfvpv ze. Uv .qfxi nnlhw 04L1.4 G RJQ 7- V4NC5il13L5cIEgACKWLLE Tp . R , Q JORIS ygeishygggg Cfigp ' DON - ALV, DJ 7E f: LONQ wfkwelfm N gag 'Wa 2 - , iQL1 f :e.'iQw5f2 K 7 . A M..mwX?pf.hW . . -- A5 ,px X 5-'fri .,., K, ,S Q Q V, . Rvws. .- .izxwwfw-N SERVICE ON THE HARDWOOD BACK ROW-Coach Conrad, Bob Martin, Charles Davis, Don Prince, Len Perkins, Glen P11 land Dallas Kelley. FRONT ROW-Bob Warren, Kenneth Warren, Ted Johnson, Harold Samson, Eddie Brovsm Alvin Mayse, Charles Severns. The 1942-43 basketball season at Crossville was a very successful one although, at times, the team appeared weak. This team, compos- ed of three seniors, one junior, and one sophomore, with two juniors as good reserves, was victorious over several famous teams. However, at times when it counted most, luck changed and those same teams took the trophies. Unlike other teams Crossville 'has supported, this one is composed of boys about to be called by Uncle Sam. Present world conditions have caused them to seriously consider the service they are now giving to the school and to the community. The 'Tigers have had to cancel some of their games because of gasoline and tire rationing. The three seniors concluded their C. C. H. S. service on the hard- wood in the Regional tournament when the team was turned back by a. good Carmi team. We leave in the window the service stars for these three seniors who have so faithfully served us throughout their school days. May they ever shine brightly. Page Twenty-eight MILITARY DRILL BACK ROW+Ted Johnson, Charles Severns, Willard Sturm, Don Prince, Olen Hall, Charles Davis, Len Perkins, Elza Barbre, Glen Piland. THIRD ROW4Coach Conrad, Chester Potter, Leo Endi- cott, Don Long, Benja Coston, Ed Armstrong, Dick Arm- strong, Lenard Sturm, Harold Samson. SECOND ROW-Bob Martin, Francis Robinson, George Spencer, Joe Graddy, Kenneth Warren, Alvin Mayse, Eddie Brown, Frankie Slankard, Lloyd Stills. FRONT ROW-Richard Finch, Floyd Jones, Dallas Kel- ley, Wayne Hughes, Junior Franks, Don Hon, Bob Warren, Leroy Mokler. DRUM MAJORETTES Virginia Wayland, Janet Hughes, Nadine Warren. CHEER LEADERS Marjorie Yates, Alice Hanks, Faye Davis. QUEEN LAURETTA SCHALK Senior FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM BACK RO'vV - Coach Conrad, Eugene Whitson, Lenard Sturm, John Charles, As- sistant Coach Whetstone. FRONT ROW - Lloyd Stills, Wayne Hughes, Don Hon, Phililp Samson, George Spencer. Page Twenty-nine T . ' l -rso cya I KENNETHW RE ,QP , . A , ,v, ., f w, M! h J ' I ff M 7-if 7 15 DON PRINCE 'x K x X HARDLD J e CHARLES DAVIS CHARLES NLCONRAD C , if A , K.. ,- 1 f f + X F - z 4 f 1 1 Y Y W . s x, ,K A 1 A 4 . A , f S E-5:1565 .sf S g K 4 tiff? L . ALVIN MAYSE vs Q, iw How Our TIGERS Are Serving CHARLES CONRAD Coach Coach Conrad, through his tire less ef- forts, has guided the 1942-43 Tigers through a successful season. His cool- headed judgment and tact at the right time have steadied the team during tense mo- ments. The Tiger Fans , long noted for their loyalty and support, have 'backed the coach and 'boys 100 per cent this year. LEONARD PERKINS Center Uncle Len , our tall, well-fbuilt center has been a valuable asset to our team and will certainly be missed by next year's Tigers . Perk is capable of handling the roughest players and can always educate them to his own satisfaction. His rangy work and expert rebounding, together with his many under-the-basket shots, have made him a star that Crossville will long remember. GLEN PILAND Forward Piland , our fast and mighty forward, will be sadly missed by next year's squad. He plays a fast game and is usually on top when the total points are counted. One of his best characteristics is his ability to dribble the iball down the floor and put it into the basket. Piland's four years of basketball at Crossville will, no doubt, re- main with him for years to come. CHARLES DAVIS Forward Stinky , who played as guard for three years, was transformed into a very able forward this season. His height, coolness, and determination were important factors in gaining his place among the first five . Stinky's place will be hard to fill on next year's team because his opponents seldom came too fast or too good for him to hold down. His fancy, one-handed, semi-long shot rolled urp the score in many an excit- ing game. DON PRINCE Guard Don, a junior, shows a lot of improvement over last year and, through his ability to guard, has held his place on the first five . His height and quick movements have been advantageous during the games, and his many successful shots have piled up the scores for us I-Ie has the fi ht and fur - g Y 'needed to win and always plays a hard game. No douibt, he will be the backbone of the 1943-44 Crossville Tigers. EDDIE BROWN Guard Eddie, although only a sophomore, has the makings of a star. Throughout the season he has started almost every game. A1- though he does not have many opportuni- ties to shoot, when he does, he can sink one. His guarding is superb for he can hold his opponent down to a measly scor- ing rate. Eddie has well earned his posi- tion on the team through his consistent efforts. ALVIN MAYSE Guard Mazie , a junior, has played good bas- ketball all year. His game, mostly de- fensive, was quick and accurate. During' the latter part of the season Mayse de- veloped a quick step that enabled him to go around his man and intercept many passes. Mayse should see plenty of action next year. ' CHARLES SEVERNS Center Severns has raxpidly worked up to a high position on our first ten . He always plays part of the game and has -proved himself to be one of our best floor men. Charlie is right in the struggle and usually comes out on top. Undoubtedly, he will be one of 'Crossville's stars for the 1943-44 team, especially if he continues to advance as rapidly as he has during the past year. HAROLD SAMSON Forward Samson, although small, is one of the fast men of our team. He has a shot that is hard to guard, and once turned loose, he can pile up point after point toward a vic- tory. Samson, a junior, has shown so much improvement, that it is quite certain he can be counted on for next year's vic- torious team. KENNETH WARREN Guard Kenneth has been handicapped by not hav- ing played lbasketball before coming to Crossville. It was not until this year that he earned a 'place on the first ten . He is a good mixer ion the floor and often roughs the game. Kenneth is Willing to lisben to advice and uses it to the 'best ad- vantage. TED JOHNSON Forward Ted, a sophomore, has just begun his bas- ketball career. The future, however, is bright for him, and it appears that he has the makings of a star. He gives' -backing to the team and is capable of carrying on the team-work while the varsity rests. Page Thirty-one SOFTBALL TEAM BACK ROW-Coach Conrad, Harold Samson, Olen Hall, Len Perkins, Elza Barbre Charles Severns, Glen Piland, Eddie Brown. FRONT ROW-Philip Samson, Charles Davis, Kenneth Warren, Alvin Mayse, Don Prince Leo Endicott, Bolb Warren. Crossville had a limited softball schedule this year including only four games. Enfield defeated our team twice with scores of 13-12 and 17-15. We won two games from Grayville by scores of 4-2 and 6 5 Because of the war the Tigers won't schedule spring games. Coach Conrad used the following men on the starting line-up H. P. Samson O. L. C. A. D. K. L. Endicott ..... E. Page Thirty-two Samson ........................................................... Barbre ....... ......... .. . Third Base Shortstop . Short Field Second Base Left Field Center Field First Base Catcher . Right Field Pitcher X 6' V X ,A-,V a...fL.Iff1,.Jfp1fc.Lf!K4f.f41 Z LZ7 ff f 1 ,,-... 1.2, .1 af Q .Kffff,1f.fr:f'f'- ' gf! 'I W --J--lf. f ff A fl...-1131! 11 1 4754524 STANDING-Coach Conrad, Len Perkins, George Spencer, Eddie Brown, John Charles, Har- old Samson, Glen Piland, Kenneth Warren, Alvin Mayse, Lenard Sturm, 'Eugene Whitson. IN FRONT-Dallas Kelley, Don Hon, Philip Samson, Lloyd Stills. Due to limitations, track this year will be held to a few of the us- ual events. The White 'County meet is scheduled for April 30. Two veterans, Len Perkins and Glen Piland, will be the backbone of the squad. At least one place will be expected in the district meet and everyone is looking forward to the state event. White County and Little Ten records held by track men of Cross- ville are: LITTLE TEN W. Pfister 119281 ...... ......................... ...... 1 0 0 Yard Dash, 10.8 W. Pfister 119281 ...... ............... 2 00 Yard Dash, 23.2 J. Given 119291 ....... ................... 4 40 Yard Dash, 54.5 T. Fieber 119411 ........ ....... 2 00 Yard High Hurdles, 15.4 J. Pritchard 119401 ..... . ............................. Discus, 130' J. Pritchard 119411 ....... .................. S hot Put, 44' 6 G. Piland 119421 ....... ....... P Ole Vault, 10' 11fM, G, Piland 119421 ..... .......... lL ow Hurdles, 25.5 WHITE COUNTY W. Pfister 119291 ...... ........................................... 1 00 Yard Dash, 10.3 B, Kelley 119361 ........ ................................ P Ole Vault, 11' 2 E, Carr 119261 .............. ....... R unning Broad Jump, 21' 1115 J. Pritchard 119401 ...... .................................. D iscus, 137' 2 T, Fieber 119411 ,,,,,,,. ......................... L ow Hurdles, 24.7 T. Fieber 119411 ..... ..... H igh Hurdles, 15.8 Page Thirty-three .7 H1 Page 'WWW VICTORY CCRPS The Victory Corps was organized at the beginning of this year. The whole school was divided into squads of four people-a Corporal, a Private First Class, and two Privates. Organization was in the inter- est of defense and there has been good cooperation in every project the Corps has been asked to undertake. Each mem- ber has received a red V insignia for service in the group. The first campaign was the launching of a scrap drive . Corporals and privates alike dived into the heat of the hunt. Wagons and trucks canvassed the town and nearby countryside to bring in nearly 32,000 pounds of scrap-one of the largest heaps in the country. Old tires, scrap rubber, metal were there, together with 57 old batteries, wanted for the lead they contained. The Victory Corps is divided into four groups: Land Service, Air Service, Production Service, and Community Service. To qualify for higher rank, military drill and training must be taken. Thus far, seven boys have received the insignia of Land Service. They are: Bob Mar- tin, Alvin Mayse, Charles Davis, Willard Sturm, Dallas Kelly, Leroy Mokler, and Ted Johnson. Those who have qualified for the insignia of Air Service are: Glen Piland, Don Long, Don Prince, Joe Graddy, Edward Armstrong, and Leonard Perkins. The U. S. O. Canteen in Evansville, Indiana, put out a call for food for Uncle Sam's service men. On February 10 our Victory Corps answered this call when we gave twenty-eight candy bars and 34.85. In addition, students received donations from the town of candy, a few pounds of coffee, and other foods. Agnes Perkins was chosen to repre- sent our school and accompanied the food to the canteen. When she returned, she was very enthusiastic about the organization and its work. January 4, we began to record the amount of stamps and bonds bought by the individual squads of the Victory Corps. To date the members of our school have purchased over 33,000 in bonds and stamps, or enough to pay for three jeeps. A fourth one has been started. The next major campaign of the Victory Corps will be a tin-can drive. Every tin can collected will make one hand grenade. Even though a few would help, many can do much more. Each of these individual campaigns 'has helped our V Corps perform a service for home, industry, and victory. Thirty-four X ,X NN ' w . X. Wx , K Y V RX, YX N 5 n NJ 1 E . Q' I ' Nf J If 'X . A XV ' ' 9 x J if Q . QA , Q W X is f +. 7 N f LFADERSHIP 5 MAR.1ome YATES smum 3 1 1 E 5 4 I i I DON Dames E I V K K I ES MEN PERSONAL! TY 1 1 OAN MCGEE 1 ufv I 1 4 W? CALENDAR AUGUST Registration day and many stu- dents coming in-tall ones, short ones--but mostly green fresh- men. -Oh ha da school be ins' , PDY. y, , g - Everylbody IS anxious to get a glimpse of the new teachers. SEPTEMBER -First motion picture of the new school year. -Softball season opens with En- field game. Crossville defeated, 17-1f5. Better luck next time, boys. OCTOBER -Our school is helping Uncle Sam by a scrap drive. Lots of fun! 8 9-Hurrah! Out of school for a couple of days. Teachers' Insti- tute at Flora. -The Seniors enjoyed a scavanger 'hunt and a party in the gym. -The band played at Carmi for Corn Day. NOVEMBER -We were entertained by V-Roy r and his helpe . A motion picture and the begin- ning of a serial of George Wash- ington . -The Sophomores had a party in the gymnasium. -Lauretta Schalk elected basket- ball queen. We also elected Alice Hanks, Faye Davis, and Marjorie Yates as cheer leaders. -Basketball season opened with a boom! Browns was defeated on Crossvi1le's floor by a score of 40-34. -Vacation was enjoyed - Armis- tice Day, you know! -Second part of George Wash- ingiton serial. Mr. Whetstone Page Thirty-six 11 c a m e prepared - milk, you know! 13-Hurrah! Our trip to Keensburg proved victorious-score, 69-16. 16-Rev. Stone visited and made a ni-ce talk in assembly. Victory meeting for sale of bonds and stamps. 18-New Harmony was the guest of 'Crossville in a basketball game. The score was 46 to 31 in Cross- vil1e's favor! -Third part of George Washing- ton was the attraction before the assembly. 20-My, my, what a game! Bone Gap won by one point in a seven-min- ute overtime game. -What a night to go dreaming! Grayville and 'Crossville fans came from near and far to see the crowning of the queen. Cross- ville defeated Grayville 53-37. -Another picture show was the feature of the morning! DECEMBER Gas Rationing! ! 2-Norris City defeated the Cross- ville Tigers 37 to 34 on their home floor. 7-Oh, boy! Got out of a few class- es to see the show, Wings of Youth . -Basketball game with Carmi. They won to our dissatisfaction. 10-Enfield, 243 Crossville, 52-Not bad, eh? 16-Rah! Rah! Rah! 'Crossville, 40g Mciieanslboro, 31. 17-What-another movie? The Flight for Liberty . 18-Norris City came up to see what kind of team the Tigers had. They found out 'because we won -46 to 41. -The band had a nice banquet and Christmas party-Santa, pres- ents, and everything. CALENDAR 21-The band put on a play before the assembly in the 'afternoon and in the gym during the even- ing. The motion picture, Target for Tonight was another feature of the program. 22-Heilgh, Ho! We -beat Nolble just as we said we would. Vacation starlts. See you next year. JANUARY 4-Everyone glad to 'be backf?J 5-6-Semester exams. Gee, wish I'd studied now. 9+'1lournament goes on. Tigers go to finals with Allendale, but are defeated. 11-One of the best motion pictures of the year, Our Neighbors . 12- They came, they saw, but WE conquered. Crossville, 623 Keensburg, 16. 15--Did we ever win! Tigers, 483 Grayville Bfisons, 35. 16-J oy supreme! Happiness un- bounded! Crossville defeats highly tutored Evansville College second team 41-31. 19-Eldorado, 48: Crossville, 41. Nuff sed! 20-A new series of motion pictures starte-d, starring Bing 'Crosby and Gloria Jean in If I Had My Way . 22-The talbles were turned. Tigers, 403 Bone Gap, 32. 27, 28 and 29 - County tourney at Grayville. Where were those other baskets? FEBRUARY 7-Hurrah! We beat Enfield 52-41. 10-School takes up collection for U. S. O. Canteen and selects Agnes Perkins to accompany group in delivery. 11-Tigers defeat rosy Poseyville 34- 28. 12-Vacation today. Lincoln's birth- day. 18-To our surprise, we had motion picture in assembly. Ball game with M!cLeansboro. 20-Victory was with Crossville when they defeated Eldorado with a score of 45 to 53. 23, and 24-Food Rationing. 25-Teachers' Institute at Carmi. Carmi 'Bulldogs defeated the Crossville Tigers 39 to 28. --Teachers' Institute continued. Picture in the gym, Our Neigh- bors, the Carters . MARCH 3-Crossville entered the Regional tourney and defeated Bone Gap by a score of 56-36. We hope you have this much luck tomor- row night, boys. 4-Our luck just didn't last. Carmi defeated us by the score of 39-33. -Friday again! Another picture show. Coast Guard . 9-Benefit basketball game for the O. C. D. The Independents play the Independents of Grayville. Also a girls' game. APRIL -Junior and Senior banquet. 22-County Music at Carmi. 23-Good Friday. No school. Sure there's something good about iti 30-County track meet at Carmi. MAY 8-Sectional track meet. 16-Baccalaureate services at the Methbdist Church. 19-Commencement with Rev. F. W. Pimlott as speaker. SCHOOL'S OUT, SC H O O L ' S OUT, TEACHER TURNED THE MONKEYS OUT. Page Thirty-seven UREQUESTF I've Got a Feeling You're Fooling .- Requested for Eddie Brown by Bonnie Tay- lor. Why Don't You Fall in Love With Me? -Requested for Charles Severns by Janet Hughes. If I Cared a Little Bit Less and You Car- ed a Little Bit More .-Requested for Don Prince -by Please Don't Read My Name . I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes . -Requested for Glen Piland 'by Aletha Yan- cey. I Crled for You .-Requested for Len Perkins by Marion Charles. Be Honest with Me . -Requested for Nadine Warren by Arthur Charles. It Makes No Difference Now . - Re- quested for Harold Samson by Faye Davis. Would You Care? -Requested for Jean Carr by Alvin Mayse. I Give You My Word .-Requested for Mertls McDanlels by Willard Sturm. May I Never Love Again .-Requested for Nadine Warren by Nadine Warren. Changes Made .-Re- by Miss Munzenmaier. There'll Be Some quested for English IV Somebody Else is Requested for Charles Fieber. The Wise Old Owl .-Requested for Mr. Aylsworth by the Seniors. I Don't Want to Walk Without You, Baby .-Requested for Joyce Carr by Charles Davis. Taking My Place .- Severns by Charlotte For Me and My Ga1 . - Requested for Betty 'Kornegger by Donald Long. I Only Want a Buddy, Not a Sweet- heart .--Requested for Mary Lou Wallace by Leo Endicott. Faithful Forever .-Requested for Laur- etta Schalk by Elza Barbre. Mister Five by Five .-Requested for Le- roy Mokler by Guess Who? 'il Came Here to Talk for Joe .-Request- ed for Wanda Wallace by Just a Pal . I'm Always Thinking of You, Margie ,- Requested for Marjorie Yates -by Ira Lee Cundlff. Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree .-Re- quested for Dallas Kelley by Alice Hanks. 'I'here's a Tavern in the Town .-Request- ed for Basketball Boys by Coach , Page Thirty-eight UL LY YOURS You Go to My Head .-Requested for Mr. Whetstone by Aeronautics students. Goodby, My Lover, Goodby .-Requested for Carrie Kelly by One Who's Tired of Waiting . You Were Never Loveller . - Requested for Iris Langford by Glen Piland. I Met Her on Monday .-Requested for Miss James by 'Hazel Lacefleld. Melancholy Baby .-Requested for Aletha Yancey by Please Don't Read My Name . Wonder When My Baby's Coming Home . -Requested for my Hubby by Mrs. Ryan. Moonlight Becomes You .-Requested for Dean Higginson by Leo Endicott. When the Lights Go On Again .-Re- quested for Patty Funk 'by Alvin Mayse. I've Heard That Song Before .-Requesb ed for English 'III by Miss James. Oh! Johnnie! -Requested for Lynda Lou Lamar by Lou Rudolph. Why Don't You Do Right ? -Requested for Bookkeeping Class by Miss Curd. All I Need Is You .-Requested for Ken- neth Warren by Earline Slankard. At Last .-For Willard Sturm by Mr. Aylsworth. Lady, Be Good .-For all the Ladies by Kelley Fitzgerald. The Last Call for Love .-For Anyone Listening In by Alvin Mayse. Be Careful, Lt's My Heart . - For Dan Cupid by Norma Cleveland. W-hy Don't We Do This More Often? - For Len Perkins by Lou Rudolph. Practice Makes Perfect .-For Don and Claire by Alice and Dallas. 'il Hear You Knocking But You Can't Come In .-For All on My Waiting List by A. W. Ashley. The Half Has Never Yet Been Told .- For the Freshmen and Sophomores by the Juniors and Seniors. Who Wouldn't Love You ? -For Francis Robinson by Wilma Sturm. It All Comes Back to Me Now .-For An Army Boy by Agnes Perkins. I'll Never Smile - Again .-For Alvin Mayse -by Florence Jackson. You Walked By .-For All the Boys by Carrie Kelly. MORE HUMOR Dearest, sighed Mayse, couldn't you learn to love me? I might, said Jean, I learned to eat spinach. Mr. Rudolph- Daughter, isn't that young man rather fast? Mary Lou- Yes, but I dontt think he'll get away. Mr. Whetstone- Did your father help you with this problem? J oe- N o, I got it wrong myself. Willard- Could you learn to care for a fellow like me? Mertis- If he wasn't too much like you. Don- What did your father say when you smashed the new car? Mayse- Shall I leave out the swear words? Don-- Yes, of course. Mayse- He didn't say -a word. Mrs. Conrad- Quiet, dear, the Sandman is coming. Bobbie- O. K., Mom, I won't tell Pop. Miss James- Name two pronouns. Lloyd Stills- Who, me? Donnie H.- 'But, I don't think I deserve an absolute zero. Mr. Conrad- Neither do I, but it's t'he lowest I can give. Salty Finch- I've added those figures ten times. Mr. Whetstone- Good boy. Salty - And here are the ten answers. Mr. Conrad- Students, there will be only a half day of school this morning. Lenard Sturm- Whoopee l !-Hooray! ! Mr. Conrad- Silence We'll have the other half this afternoon. Mr. Aylsworth- Let me hear how far you can count. Jack Dortch- One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, Jack, Queen, King. Miss Curd- If you had six apples and I asked you for three, how many would you have left? Imogene K.- Six. Page Forty SERVING WITH HUMOR If you refuse me, he swore, I shall die. She refused him. -Sixty years later he died. Leonard- I proposed to that girl and would have married her if it hadn't 'been for something she said. Piland- What did she say? Leonard- No! Joyce- Stinky, you didn't shave this evening. Stinky- No, dear. I shaved this morning and it makes my face sore to shave twice a days! Joyce- Well, it makes mine sore when you shave only once. Women's faults are many, Men have only two: Everything they say, And everything they do. Mr. Whetstone- It must :be kind of diffi- cult to eat soup with a mustache. Mr. Conrad- Yes, it's quite a strain, so I often use a spoon for mine. Kenneth-- Wanna fly? Earline- '0oo-o-ah! Kenneth- Wait, I'll catch one for you. Mr. Aylsworth- Whenever my wife needs money she calls me handsome. Miss James-- Handsome ? Mr. A.- Yes, hand some over! This is so sodden! said Mr. Ryan as he graciously accepted another product of his wlfe's baking. Mr. Aylsworth- Why don't you like school? Joe- Oh, lt's not so much the school-it's the principal of the thing. Page Forty-two Miss Munzenmaier- Elma, come up here and give me what you've got in your mouth. Elza- I wish I could-it' the toothachel' Claire- Did you ever see the 'reading pig' in the circus? Alice- No, but I've seen a 'spelling bee' at Whitsettf' Alice- The man I marry must be as brave as a. lion, but not forward, handsome as Apollo, but not conceitedg wise as Solomon, but meek as a lamb: a. man who is kind to ev- ery woman, 'but who loves only me. Dallas- lHow lucky we met! Ella Mae- What is your worst sin? Ruby- My vanity. I spend hours before the mirror admiring my beauty. Ella Mae- That isn't vanity, dear--that's imagination. Charlotte- Severns makes me tired! Janet- It's your own fault. You should stop running after him. Mr. Conrad- Do you know what happens when a body is submerged in water? Mayse- The telephone rings. Mr. Aylsworth- If you are good, I'l1 give you a nice bright, new penny. Eddie Brown-'AA dirty old quarter will do. Miss Munzenxnaier- Were you looking at her -paper? Ralph Simmons- No, mam, I was only looking to see if she had mine right. Mr. Conrad -- What makes petrified trees? Patty Funk- That's easy: the winds make them rock. COMMEMORATING MEN IN SERVICE IN MEMORIAM To the memory of Jesse O. Blackledge, who lost his life sewing his country. He was well known in this community and graduated from Crossville Community High School with the class of 1938. 1930 Cecil Funkhouser Earl Stewart 1931 Erwin Given Robert Kinney 1932 R. A. Henning Arnold Hon James W. Potter William D. Sanders William D. Walker 1933 Allison Atteberry Paul Hon Delmon Endicott Isaac Schaffer Alfred Spencer Russell Lockwood 1934 Charles Rae Hickling Glen Eubanks Eugene McKnight ALUMNI NOW SERVING 1935 Curtis Desmond Manley Holt Vincent Kallenbach Howard Rudolph Robert Shelton 1936 Maurice Carter Wilson Carter Ronald Sturm Tony Turpin 1937 Alfred Ackerman Robert Given W. F. Ridenour Charles Ward Curtis Taylor 1938 Ronald Armstrong John Clark Jesse O. Blackledge 1939 L. D. Endicott T. Owen Graddy Howell Shelton Voris Stokes Wayne Kallenbach 1940 James Hanks Robert Armstrong Richard Bass Vern Brown Wilford Davis Earl Potter Lester Shelton Julius Yelch Miles Taylor Jack Savage 1941 John Pritchard Edgar Casey Gene Copelin Robert Marshall James Martin Charles Ridenour Robert Kuykendall 1942 Richard Kuykendall Page Forty three THANKS TO ADVERTISERS The Seniors of the Crossville Community High School are very grateful to the business firms who have given us ads for our 1943 an- nual. This makes it possible for us to issue this book. Our thanks are extended to the following: Robb's Coffee House Hanks' Meat Market Crossville Hatchery Hayes' Service Station Radford Johnson Miller Sand Pump Company Herff-J ones Company Rister's Store Crossville Oil Company Rawlinson's Store Ida May's Beauty Shoppe H. L. Rudolph Illinois National Supply Company Mary's Cafe Hanks' Mobil-gas C. E. Funk W. F. Sanders Frank's Barber Shop L. D. Endicott Stanley Tire Service Warren Petroleum Company Fred McKnight O. R. Mayse Service Station First National Bank, Crossville Dr. R. A. McCa1lister Carmi-Feature Underwear, Inc. White County Bank Nehi Bottling Company E. C. Robinson Lumber Company A. J. Brandt First National Bank, Carmi Dr. Joe A. Rickenbach Schoemann's Carmi Bowling Alley Archer Funeral Home Pollock Lumber 8z Coal Company Veatch-White Motor Company Dr. J. H. Willis Maxine's Shop Rebstock Brothers G. F. Hurley Shoe Store Page Forty-four Tresslar's 5-10c to 51.00 Stores Walker Funeral Home Carmi Democrat-Tribune Wabash Valley Abstract Company Dr. John A. Legier D. E. Graham Dr. R. C. Brown Superior Oil Company Fox Cleaners Nat March Sz Son Madden's Drug Store Clyde Griffith William M. Green Sz Son Fly Pharmacy Blood Lumber Company Schoenman Jewelry Store Crossville 'Lions Club Sun Pipe and Sun Oil Company Spencer-Harris Machine and Tool Company E. E. Hughes Chet Carter Texaco Station Sturm's Hatchery Peoplefs National Bank of Grayville Dr. A. K. Ratcliffe Dougherty Implement Company L. Haas Store Walton Sz Stein Ebner Ice St Cold Storage Company Innovation Reinwald Produce Company Rice Motor Company Di1l's Greenhouses Hart's Barber Shop Sweetland Sutton Shoe Store County Officers Dr. A. E. Stocke White County Bridge Commission Spieth Studio Lockyear's Business College Finest Foods EXPERT COOKEBY ROBB'S CGFFEE HOUSE Crossville, Illinois P F For Quality Meats - and - Most for Your Money HANKS' MEAT MARKET Crossville, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1943 WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE CROSSVILLE HATCHERY SPENCER PILAND Crossville, Illinois BEST WISHE'S TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 HAYES' SERVICE STATION 'QLEFTY ENDICOTTH Cr ossv ine, Illinois Adapted DeKalb Hybrids for This County RADFORD JOHNSON Crossville, Illinois Rental Tools MILLER SAND PUMP COMPANY Phone 88-20 Crossville, Illinois HERFF-J ONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers 1407-1419 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana We Display a Wide Assortment of Fine Meats and Groceries RISTER'S STORE Crossville, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF CROSSVILLE OIL COMPANY K. L. GRUBBS, Manager Crossville, Illinois Ftyi WELCOME TO THE CROSISVILLE COMMUNITY H IGH SCHOOL STUDENTS! We Carry a I Complete Line of GRO CERIES l and , I MEATS Rawlinson 's Store Crossville, Illinois PgFty GOMPLIMENTS H. L. RUDOLPH of The Right Goods IDA MAY'S - at - BEAUTY SHOP The Right Price Cr ossv ille, Illinois Crossville, Illinois The Iliinois National Supply Company Crossville, Illinois COMPLIMENTS Mobilgas Mobiloil T' of Washing and MARY'S CAFE Mobillubrication Try Our Steak Dinners HANK'S MOBILGAS Cr ossv ille, Illinois Cr ossv ille, Illinois Pg F ty ght C. E. FUNK DRILLING CONTRACTOR Box 14 Phone 74-1 Crossville, Illinois IN A CRISIS SEE YOUR LIFE INSURANCE AGENT DENTIST W. F. SANDERS Hurley Building Crossville, Illinois Carmi, Illinios DR. R. A. MCCALLISTER COMPLIMENTS OF WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRANK'S BARBER SHOP L. D. ENDICOTT Crossville, Illinois Crossville, Illinois YOUR TRADE APPRECIATED CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF '43 CARMI-FEATURE UN DERWEAR, INC. Carmi, Illinois PgF tyl STANLEY TIRE A Bank Account Gives SERVICE You Self-Confidence Recapping - Retreading Vulcanizing We Are Glad to Be Of Help We Specialize In Vulcanizing FARM TRACTOR TIRES WHITE COUNTY BANK Phone 14-16 Crossville, Illinois Carmi, Illinois WARREN PETROLQIVM CORPORATION TJ UST NATURAL GASOLIN E SERVING SOUTHERN ILLINOIS P g Fifty ROYAL CROWN COLA if it All kiigrli DRINK I lm Sggfgg, OF IQYPIFEQUII K A' I MI-IILIoNs NEHI BOTTLING CO. Carmi, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1943 FRED MCKNIGHT Crossville, Illinois Here's Wishing the Best of Luck to the Class of 1943 O. R. MAYSE SERVICE STATION Crossville, Illinois Lumber - Roofing - Paint Plumbing - Supplies E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY Carmi, Illinois John Deere Implements A. J. BRANDT PHONE 102 Carmi, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '43 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Crossville, Illinois Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A. V. Finch, President S. R. Stanley, Vice President R. P. Kinney, Cashier Marie Hunter, Assistant Cashier Vesta Miller, Assistant Cashier Page Fifty one Conqrotulations . CROSSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Superior Oil Compony Frank Severns Superintendent Phone 99 Box 31 CROSSVILLE, ILLINOIS Fifty-two DRY CLEANING OF ALL KINDS Pick Up Monday, Wednesday and Friday FOX CLEANERS Grayville, Illinois Compliments Of NAT MARCH 85 SON MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHES DOBBS HATS - WINGS SHIRTS Grayville, Illinois YOUR FAVORITE DRINK Served As You Like It At Madden's Drug Store ALSO SANDWICHES - and - LIGHT LUNCHES Grayville, Illinois CLYDE GRIFFITH HARDWARE - and - FUNERAL SERVICE Grayville, Illinois WILLIAM M. GREEN 8: SON FEED STORE We Sell All Breed BABY CHICKS Also Cash Buyers Of POULTRY Sz HATCHING EGGS Grayville, Illinois BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1943 FLY PHARMACY Grayville, Illinois LEARN TO BUY LUMBER iatT BLOOD LUMBER COMPANY Grayville, Illinois FRED SCHOENMAN 8a SON JEWELER DIAMONDS - WATCHES REPAIRING Grayville, Illinois Page Fifty-three CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MEMBER FDIC FIRST NATIONAL BANK Carmi, Illinois JOE A. RICKENBACH Optometrist - Jeweler RELIABLE SERVICE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Carmi, Illinois Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 1943 , t ak, r I 'X 6 ' x . CROSSVILLE LIONS CLUB Crossville, Illinois Compliments of SUN PIPE LINE COMPANY OF ILLINOIS SUN OIL COMPANY Crossville, Illinois Phone No. 317 Rural Route 2 You Look Better A3 at at r Carmi IN A ir Bowling Sho-man Suit it l AA Alleys SCHOEMANN S Cami, Carmi, Illinois ,,..s- Illinois Ffry f SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 WE EXTEND OUR OONGPLQTULHTIONS 4. ,t W' nnm,5,v ',gnl 335' . Iggy, . . , Z, . 5 ,fi - 2' wav W4 1 ' 4 ,. -f WJ H: , 4 1, -. -...i'--'ik - 1 - ,'-fe X 011. . 'I l'T'2 YN'EiL 'J ff Juli: PXUM- - li 1-N' NLM -l '4'-. .mzg , N s f, ff I fr rf Via, .-'23-mi . , r, I aa nm , 55: - 1 Tr N Aww !! A w,--fr. 1+qi,' 11211 14 r H , - ,Q fS t,-'1'5f? - f'+'iZW1fvf'lV?'?' J P' 1-- 1 - Q- -LT., , vm . , N- , ,r , - fgsaf'-f E :-aim' -'-s 4 1-.- THE Archer Funeral Home M. F. SOIJLIDAY CARMI CROSSVILLE Vertis E. Barbre Nola V. Shelton CARMI 88-2 CROSSVILLE 52-16 Page Fifty-five Fine Materials for Building Paints - Fencing - Roofing POLLOCK LUMBER SL COAL COMPANY Carmi, Illinois FORD SALES AND SERVICE VEATCH-WHITE MOTOR COMPANY Carmi, Illinois Glasses That Satisfy 47 Years' Experience Junior Dresses and Sport Wear MAXINE'S DR. WILLIS MAXINE BAYLEY HUGHES Hurley Building Carmi, Illinois Hurley Building Carmi, Illinois PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE TIGER -BY- SPIETI-I STUDIO OLNEY, ILLINOIS Page Fifty-six Congratulations, Seniors! X' E Sloonoor-I Iarris Machine ond Tool Company Phone 841 CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS S 1 m,I1l1noi G1 d t dT1 T PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF GRAYVILLE Congratulations to the Seniors of the Crossville Community High School MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Grayville, Illinois Office Phone 158-W A. K. RATCLIFFE Dentist Office Hours: 9 to 12, 1 to 4:30 Grayville, Illinois Texaco Products De Soto - Plymouth Automobiles REBSTOCK BROTHERS Carmi, Illinois Shoes for the Whole Family FOR VALUES TRY YOUR TRESSLAR STORES FIRST SHOE STORE 5-1Oc AND 31.00 STORES NO. 1 NO. 10 Carmi, Illinois Carmi, Illinois Best Wishes to Graduates of the Class of 1943 WALKER FUNERAL HOME MR. AND MRS. W. O. WALKER CARMI ENFIELD Page Fifty-eight Congratulations 1 - - CLASS OI' 1943 CROSSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL FROM THE OFFICIALS OF WHITE COUNTY Charles T. Randolph Noel McCullough County Judge Sheriff Chas. B. Lamp Hubert H. Sutton County Clerk Superintendent of Schools Albert W. McCal1ister Herman Kittinger State's Attorney Coroner P g Ffty E. E. HUGHES All Kinds of Property Insurance Notary Public Crossville, Illinois You Are Cordially Invited To Meet Your Friends At The Mainest Corner In Town ALSO CHET CARTER AND HIS BOYS CHET CARTER TEXACO STATION -Crossville, Illinois CORNO FEEDS - BABY CHICKS POULTRY SUPPLIES STURMS HHTCHERY Crossville, Illinois Page Sixty THE mdfmi miem.ol:raltHWrihnnz EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE CROSSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Insured Abstracts DR. JOHN A. LEGIER WABASH VALLEY Physician and Surgeon ABSTRACT COMPANY Carmi, Illinois Carmi, Illinois Nationally-Advertised R. C. BROWN Brands Featured Physician - Surgeon GRAHAM'S Carmi, Illinois Carmi, Illinois Page Sixt McCormick-Deering Farm Equipment International Trucks DOUGHERTY IMPLEMENT CO. Carmi, Illinois General Merchandise 6 CARMI, ILLINOIS Funeral Direction Ambulance Service WALTON 8a STEIN Carmi, Illinois Good Luck and Success to the Senior Class of 1943 EBNER ICE Sz COLD STORAGE COMPANY Warm Morning Stoves Coolerator - Permutit Double Cola We Have Storage Space of All Kinds Sandwiches Fountain Service THE INNOVATION Carmi, Illinois PURINA FEEDS eal rofit hicks Reinwald P roduce Company Phone 10 Oarmi, Illinois Page Sixty-two GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY NEED THE BETTER TRAINED OFFICE HELP. IT IS VITAL IN THE WAR EFFORT. The quickest way to secure a thorough business training is through a reliable business college. That good position is Waiting as soon as you can qualify for it. Ask us the details. LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Evansville, Indiana Dodge - Plymouth RICE MOTOR COMPANY Carmi, Illinois DILL'S GREENHOUSES GIVE HER A Corsage for Graduation Something She Really Appreciates Phone 119 Carmi, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF HART'S BARBER SHOP Clifton Hart, Proprietor Carmi, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF SWEETLAND CONFECTIONERY Carmi, Illinois SUTTON SHOE STORE Air Step -- Rollec Buster Brown Shoes Percy Sutton, Proprietor Carmi, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 DR. A. E. STOCKE Church Street Carmi, Illinois Page Sixty-three THE White County Bridge Commission EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CROSSVILLE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 Julius C. Kern, Chairman J. Madison Pomeroy, Vice Chairman Jennings F. Marlin, Secretary and Treasurer ROY CLIPPINIGER Bridge Manager and Assistant Secretary and Treasurer Pg S fyf A. N. -rw I- Q,-:.:. i. , I.'2.n.-. .3-I ., ,-.qi :v 1 -Itg.- :L gjI,..,fI- ' I7' I. wgrvi'f y f ' .-,VI 5 , .,' '- -N .,. 1.-my -4 M .2 -3-. 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