Crossville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Crossville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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CTOSSV1l18 111111015 1 presented by The Senior Class MDIInup.,,,-,- P ---r L I ---- Mm 1- fi: I W 'M-..,.,,.fs, Y CROSSVILLE COMMUNIT Y SCHOOL SPORTS SCHCJCL ACTIVITIES The m1nd 15 a wonderful machlne lt needs only be re freshed ln order that 1nc1dents may aga1n be rev1ved to the1r former clar1ty We hope as you go along through the years you w11l take th1s book and upon glancxng over 1ts pages wlll be able to or1es of school days brought back to almost actual reahty Perhaps th1s 1952 ed1t1on of The Tlger may brlng to mlnd some recollectlons wh1ch produce amused chuckles or even a frown or two However we hope that most of those pre clous l1ttle memorles wh1ch you w1ll want to keep always are enclosed w1th1n these covers Ve rgene Slankard Ed1tor SPORTS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES turn aside the veil of forgetfulness to find the vague mem- 1x11 ifw' 4 --l ,Q I -if J' R Coll1ns Glen Rudolph Qmnton McKn1ght Harold Hansman Horace Stanley and Doyle Evans BOARD OF EDUCATION A great deal of credlt should go to those c1t1z.ens of th1s commun1ty who serve on the school board The problems encountered 1n the ordlnary operat1on of the school plus the extra worr1es of constructnmg the new bu1ld1ng wh1ch houses the grade pup1ls have made the1r task more heavy and tlrne consum1ng than ever Mr Eldon Ackerman was not present at the meetmg p1ctured on th1s page. 5 I llB-lllIlD'li - . 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Q To The Class of I952 The old must move on to make room for the new So 1t 15 that you the Class of 1952 must leave the Crossvllle Com mun1ty I-hgh School wh1ch 1S the last chance to get the most pr1celesspossess1onthat manhas dev1sed a free educat1on From th1s po1nt that wh1ch you get wxll be very expens1ve both 1n terms of money and pa1nful exper1ences Never agaln w1ll you be offered so much for so l1ttle The barga1n counter 1S closed to you as of May Z3 1952 as It IS closed each year to those who are known sen1ors of a hlgh school However you who d1d advance through the var1ous levels to th1s degree of tra1n1ng should be congratulated Many of your group who entered th1s great Department Store of despalr Some became confused wandered a1mlessly and shpped out of the ex1ts before U.S1I1ga.1l the comrnod1t1es that were offered to them for the1r acceptance Many of you have done exceed1ngly well You have worked hard and chosen w1sely Now you go to Jom the ever 1n creas1ng number of alumnl who are some of the enthus1ast1c supporters of the Crossv1lle Commun1ty Schools W1th your be1ng sat1sf1ed customers we are hoplng that you w1ll enJo1n yourselves to th1s group so that the Crossv1lle Commumty Schools may go forward Charle s L Hort1n Super1ntendent 6 Knowledge have fallen by the wayside. Some gave up in MR CHARLESL HORTIN Supenntendent of the Crossv111e Communlty Un1t D1str1ct No. 2. 7 Sensors of I952 The real C C H S 1S not just the p1le of brlcks that has become so fam1l1ar to you 1n the last four years The feel lngs ach1evements and l1ves of those who have come th1s way before you have stamped patterns upon lt that are just as ev1dent as those that the contractor had fash1oned w1th h1s brlcks and mortar A sen1or class of former years 1n search of a slogan for C C H S asked a buslness man 1n a ne1ghbor1ng c1ty how 'Tell us they sa1d how does our school appear t you? He cons1dered the1r que st1on thoughtfully and then repl1ed Your school strxkes me as be1ng a school of successful graduates If the path toward graduat1on has seemed hard and ex act1ng to you lt was because those who have led you have been proud of that 1nscr1pt1on Now your turn 1n the world of men and affa1rs has come You should never feel apologetlc for the traxmng you have rece1ved 1n Crossv1lle Commun1ty H1gh School School of Successful Graduates W W Aylsworth Pr1nc1pal 8 D 7 our high school impressed him. ' , ' , 0 7 ll Y , . ! . . , M W W AYLSWORTH Pr1nc1pa.1 Crossv111e Hlgh School Marllyn Hansman, Secretary Miss Betty Jo Brummal Mr. Ted H. Matsel Mrs. Jane H. Brown Mr . Robert Gregg 10 AC Mr s . Martha Denbo I 9 Mr . Richard Travis 52 Mr s . Charlene Shields Miss Marian Johnson 11 L? fn i': iff' I 2 Mr. Robert McCurdy Mr. James W. Wood Charles L Hortmn McKendree College Lebanon Illlnols A B Degree Major Mathemat1cs Mlnors Envllsh Econornxcs Unlxerslt of Ill1no1s Urbana lll1no1s Master of Arts Major Adnnn1stratxon W W Ajlsvuorth Ex 3llSX.1llC Colleoe Ex ansv1llc lndxana Bachelor of Arts lndlana Lmxersltj lndtani Masta r of 'wcunce Majors 1 !lUCdl1OI1 and l syehol oy, lf'hxs1cal Scxenee Mathernatxes Mlnors Lnwllsh lhstorj UH1VOFSllX of Denver Denver Colorado Southern lllxnots bmwerslty Carbondale ll11no1s Bett, lo Lrunjrnal Western l cntuckx State College BOWl1HE Cxeen lxentucl-ex Bachelox ol Sctenee Major Lmbrar Selence M1nors Engllsh Spanxsh Jane H Brown Eastern ll1YlO1'S State Colle Baeht lor ofSc1ence Major Home Econornus Mxnors Chernlstrj Phj sxcal Lducatlon Martha Denbo Mcl endree Colleoe Lebanon Ill1no1s Bachelor of Muslc Majors VOICK l ublle School Muslc M1nor Plano Robert Cref g Southern llllnols Lmxc rslty Carbondalc lllxnoxs Bachelor of Scxence Major lndustrxal Arts Minors Mathernaucs l I1ySlCS Umversltj of NLISSOUFI Columbla Mlssourl Robert McCurd DePau UY11V6TSlty Greencastle Ind1ana bachelor of Muslc Major School Muslc Educatmon UU1VCTS1ly of lll1no1s Urbana Il11no1s ,fx mxsx, xxx, X, Charlene Sluelds Eastern Illlnols State College Charleston lll1l101S lachelor olSc1ence Major Comrnerce Mlnor Soc1alSc1enee Unlverslty of llllnols Urbana llllnoxs Master of SCILIILL Major Educatxon lhe Grohe College Chxcago llllnols Rlcharu l'rav1s Murray State College Murray lxentucky Lachelor ol Sclenee l u-,me ss lwlnor En lsh Marlan Johnson Southern lll1no1s bnuers1t Carbondale llllnols l achelor olSe1ence Major 1-'hyslcal l?.LlllCdl.1Oll lv xnor Ex llsh James W Wood Ln1wers1t5 of lll1no1s Lrbana lll1IlOlS bachelor ol Selence Major ln sxeal EClUCdllOH Mlnor lfllstorj ll Matse Murra State College N zrra litntuel lachelor ol Arts Major Soe1alStucl1es Mlnor Scxe 1ce Urnxersu of lll1I101S Urbana lll1IlOlS Master of Arts Major ELlUCdllOIl Soutnerr lllxnols Unuersxt Carbondale llllnoxs Fd N xx x 'xx' X' x ' - ' A 2 ff , . . 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I , A j. v- V . 1 I ' I, I V CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Edith Grubbs Mrs. Lura Stokes, Manager Mrs. Flora Layton Mrs. Nola Endicott C0 TED STANLEY Our janitor and friend BUS DRIVERS George Higginson Lefty Endicott Al Stanley Gene Copelin Jimmy Layton Ernest Gasaway Lee Stanley W7 'eilmfj z li' IH Hifi 'Mg 2 ll Qfvy n . iw-5 2 f -1 4 J lliil Y' IM lf L'5'-'Ht 5 I, le' 'fd Class Officers Billy Higginson, President Rebecca Armstrong, l Vice President Yvonne Pretzsch, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Richard Travis, , Sponsor One fall morning in 1948 a group of pretty scared people enrolled as the Freshman Class of Crossville Community Schools. Since we were a very business-like class we went right to the task at hand, which was electing of- ficers. For that year we chose: Derwood Baker, President, Keith Ginther, Vice PresidentgSue Pogue, Secretary-TreasurergVona Brown, Student Council Member, and Mr. Guy Ashmore, Sponsor. Not many activities were open to us this year but the class parties were enjoyed by all who attended. We adopted for our motto that year: The Best in the Middle-West, is the Class of '52, The next year we entered school and our Sponsors were Mrs. Elo- as sophomores, a little more ex- ' wese Reagan and Mrs. Charlene perienced and self-assured. In f' Shields. '49-50 we chose Norman Hughes I for President, Billy Cleveland, Vex? School got under wayin '50 with Vice President, Elaine Cleveland, the election of these officers: Rad Secretary-Treasurer, Loveta Wil- Johnson, President, Rebecca Arm- liams, Student Council Member be strong, Vice President, Ira Sim- mons, Secretary-Treasurer, Joyce Hyatt, Student Council Member and Mr. Robert McCurdy, Sponsor. During this school year we tackled and successfully conquered a play, mag- azine sales, class parties, and a Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. We left CCHS that spring with high hopes and ambitions for that cherished Senior year. In 1951 it finally arrived--that year which every student waits for--when he or she becomes a Senior! We celebrated the occasion by electing the people pictured at the top of the page as our officers. Verda Doty and Joyce Hyatt represented our class as Student Council Members. Our Motto! All for one, One for all! 14 1 REBECCA ARMSTRONG Vice Pres1dent3 4 Girls' P E Manag er 1 Z Playcast 3 Tiger Staff 4 Bandl Z Band L1brar1an2 Chorus 3 Manager Magazine team 3 F AlZ34FHAPres1de F I1 A Secretary 14 e Club 1 Z 4 Chorus President 3 Queen Attendant 3' Maid of Honor 4 Z. DERWOOD BAKER: Class President 1' Student Council 1' Playcast 3' Tiger Staff 4' Band l Z' Chorus 3' Shop Club 4' Shop Club Secretary-Treasurer 4' Basketball 1 2. Softball 1 3 VONA BROWN: Student Coun- cil l' Tigerette Staff 3, 4' Tiger Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Magazine Sec- retary 3: F. H. A. 1, 2,43 Pep Club 1, Z, 45 Basketball Queen Attendant Zg Fall Festival Queen Attendant 3 The Sensors 4 ROSE LEE CARTER Playcast 3 T1gerette Staff 3 4 Tiger Staff 4 Band 2 3 4 Manager Magazine Team3 F H A13 4 PepClub 5 BILLY CLEVELAND Vice President Z Playcast 3 Shop Club 4 Trackl Basketball 1 Z Soft bal 1 6 MARGARET ELAINE CLEVE LAND Secretary Treasurer Z Tigerette Staff 3 Tiger Staff 4 Bandl Z 3 4 Band Librarian Z 3 Chorus 3 Chorus Librarian 3 F H A 1 Z 3 4 Basketball Queen 4 Fall Festival Queen Attendant Z Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Sec retary Treasurer 3 Student Band Director 2 3 4 7 ALVALEE CROSS Playcast 3 Tigerette Staff 3 4 Tiger Staff 4 Band1Z 34Chorus3 F H A Z 3 4 F I-I A Treasurer 4 Pep Club 1 2. 3 4 Pep Club President 3 Queen Attendant 3 Drum Major 3 4 Majorette 1 2 1 VERDA LEE DOTY Student Council 4 Girls' P E Manager 3 Playcast 3 Tigerette Staff 4 Tiger Staff 4 Majorette l Z F H A 1 Z 4 Queen Attendant Z Pep Club 3 4 Student Librarian Z 2 CHESTER BAILEY FARRIS Boys' P E Managerl Playcast 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Shop Club 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Soft ball 1 3 DELIA JOHNSON Playcast 3 Pep Club 3 The Seniors of I952 fi 4 BILLYRAY HIGGINSON Class President 4 Student Council 4 Playcast 3 Boys P E Manager 3 Tigerette Staff 3 4 Tiger Staff 4 Chorus 3 Student Council Pres ident 4 Shop Club 4 Basketball l 5 NORMAN HUGHES Class President 2' Student Council 2' Playcast 3' Shop Club Z 4' Shop Club President 4'Track 1 Z' Bas- ketball l 2 6. JOYCE ANN HYATT: Student Council 3,45 Tigerette Staff 35 Ti- ger Staff 45 Chorus 35 Queen At- tendant 15 Fall Festival Attendant l, 4 7. JOHN JACOBS: Tigerette Staff 45 Tiger 45 Shop Club 4 16 4. YVONNE PRETZSCH: Secre- tary-Treasurer 43 Tigerette Staff 33 Tiger Staff 43 F. H. A. 43 Pep Club l,3,4 5. MARILYN SUEPOGUE: Secre- tary-Treasurer 13 Playcast 33 Lead in play 33 Tigerette Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Tigerette Editor 43 Tiger Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Magazine Chairman 33 F. H. A. 1,2, 3,43F. H. A. Pres- ident 43 Pep Club 1, 2,43 Queen Attendant 1 6. LOIS ARLENE SEAL: Playcast 33Tiger Staff 43F. H. A. l, Z, 3, 43 Pep Club l, Z, 3, 43 Pep Club Vice President 4 7. VERGENE SLANKARD: Tiger Editor 43 Band 1, 2.3 Band Librarian l3F. H. A. l,2, 3,43Pep Club 2, 33 Librarian Z 17 1. RADFORD JOHNSON, JR.: Class President 33Student Council 33 Tigerette Staff 3,43 Tiger Staff 43 Band 1,22 Band Librarian Z3 Shop Club 43 Basketball lg Softball 1 Z. RALPH KAISER 3. ROBERT LAYTON: Playcast 33 Shop Club 2,43 C Club 43 Track 1, Z3 Basketball l,2,3,43 Softball l The Seniors of I952 NAME NICKNAME Rebecca Armstrong Derwood Baker Vona Brown Rose Lee Carter B1lly Cleveland E1a1ne Cleveland Alva Lee Cross Verda Doty Chester Farrls B1lly Ray H1gg1D5OH Norman Hughes Joyce Hyatt John Jacobs Rad Johnson J Ralph Ka1ser Robert Layton Sue Pogue Yvonne Pretz sch Lo1s Seal Vergene Slankard Becky Bake Dimples Rosxe Wlll Queeme Pee Wee Vert Chet l-hgg Gulnnme Joycle Johnnxe Sach Beard Bob Suz,1e P retch1e L1ghtfoot Jeanme RQLL FAVORITE SONG Because of You Wild Goose Song Powder Blue September Song Home On the Range lt s All ln the Game Hey Cood Looklng Stars and Strlpes Forever Let s L1ve a L1ttle Come On To My House Rose Rose l Love You Me 81 My Shadow Slow Poke Hotrod Race Detour lt's No Sln I Ran Al the Way Horne A KISS to Bu1ld a Dream n Cry Harbor L1ghts daily? Aff QW B lf . . . . Y , r. . . . O f - 5 cf s o V if B27 S -1 X5 X 'P A lv., tx 1 ' A W, fillwigx r W ' X' lr CALL PRI ZED POSSESSION Wayne Grayvllle G1rlS Frank1e Typ1st p1n H1s Horse Her Basketball Crown Erv1n H Llttle Green Chev Engllsh teacher Neat Bookkeepmg Work book Rosle Wagner Her clothes Report Card Ford G1rls that work at M Car rwel Be1ng capta1n Engagement Rmg Rh1ne stone bracelet Mercury CHIEF AMBITION Housew1fe Navy Stenographer Secretary Cowboy Mus1c teacher Housewlfe Nurse Be Blg and Tall Own a car A1r Corps M1ss1onary Newspaper echtor Farmer Be l1ke Bob Coach To Marry Bob Pate To be tall l1ke Brother B111 Travel around the world were K THE INEVIT AB LE Farmer's w1fe in Centerv1lle F1ll1ng statlon operator Housewlfe 1n Garnerv1lle Secretary 1n Rockefeller Center A cowboy Mus1c teacher 1n Parls Hav1ng httle Hargraves's L1V1Hg 1n Ph1ll1pstown Never grow1ng tall Farmer Theatre operator M1ss1onary 1n deep dark Afnca Art1st Farmer Farmer Electr1c1an School teacher s w1fe 1n Barnngton Bemg short Professor 2: rp f WST Zf ig . to , . , . Car keys History teacher Working for Jewell Tea ,Q 'Qi -n A M, 3 13. 7 I 'Z X5 of Q ,ZF 2 Q N fa W wr Class Officers Beverly Lamar, President Sue Smith, Vice President Barbara Seitz, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Jane H. Brown and Mr. Robert Gregg, Sponsors .IU IORS In the fall of 1949, twenty-six green freshmen entered the doors of dear old CCHS for four years of work and fun. Chosen as class officers were: Darrel Hanks, President, Beverly Lamar, Vice President, Janet Stein, Secretary- Treasurer, Sue Smith, Student Council Member. That year Ramona Taylor and Lucy McKnight were elected cheerleaders. Then in 1950 we started our second exciting year at CCHS. Our officers for that year were Bruce Shepherd, President, Philip Richardson, Vice Pres- ident, Bonnie Barbee, Secretary - Treasurer, Ramona Taylor, Student Council Member. Ra- mona Taylor and Bev- erly Lamar were elec- ted cheerleaders. F, H sf , Starting in 1951 we .fl iw electedas class officers K X 2? those shown in the pic- 1 :- ture at the top of this K gas page. Larry Coleman and Ramona Taylor were our class representa- X tives at Student Council. Again the class was suc - ces sful in having two members elected cheer - leaders. They were Lucy McKnight and Ra- mona Taylor . Z0 Patsy Chasteen Larry Coleman Jane Compton Charlotte Doty Vonda Fobar Darrel Hanks Wilma Hansman Leta Rae Hatcher Charles Kays Henry Kuykendall Beverly Lamar Yvonna Lemon Lucy McKnight Philip Richardson Norman Sanders Elizabeth Schach Barbara Seitz Bruce Shepherd Sue Smith Mary Stanley Janet Stein Bob Stills Ramona Taylor Lois Whiting 1 W 'W ff it .15 ff ily Q rr' 'QQ if 1 .kv 4 , ,K av M., N Q, .el - f. f Y F . '. W M I' ,. . , ,... i E its .r j I , in M ff? Class Cfficers Robert Prince, President David Woodward, Vice President Pat Compton, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Robert McCurdy, Sponsor SOPHCMORES ln August of 1950 we entered high school as not-too-scared freshmen. When things were settled, we elected our first-semester officers. They were: Pat Compton, President, Eugene Spencer, Vice President, Barbara HCS1l61', Secretary-Treasurer, Charles Winkleman, Student Council Member. , At the second semester we elected Raymond Scott, President, Jeannie Kornegger, Vice Presi- dent, Shirley Ellis, Secre- tary - Treasurer, Patty Parson, Student Council Member. Mr. Ted Matsel was our sponsor both se- mesters. Two of our fellow-classmates, Jean- nie Kornegger and Emilie Hughes were elected cheerleaders. The next year we left the Green Freshies be- hind and took the second step of our career . We elected as class officers and sponsor those people n pictured at the top of this page. Emilie Hughes was again elected cheerleader . 21 O ., . '1 D ZZ Clarence Argo Celia Mae Buttery Emma Lou Buttery Carmen Carr Edmund Carter Pat Compton Shirley Ellis Billie Lou Franklin Donald Hallam Emma Joyce Hatche Kenneth Harris Anna Ruth Harvey Barbara Hester Emilie Hughes Gordon Jackson Henry Johnston Jean Kornegger Betty Longacre LeRoy Martin Norman Martin Wanita Martin Patty Parson Robert Prince Donald Ridenour Raymond Scott Eugene Spencer Edward Stokes Doris Sturm Bobby Swingle Gwen Warren Shirley Whiting Otho Wilson Charles Winkleman David Woodward 2. Mi. ,M 6 2' U 4 'G M32 51, 1' 3 All I Yun , f 1 1... P ' . 6 W -I ' 0 1 4,-, Q- .A,., A ,, 1 y .YN ,ff 'Q J 1 A In ' I 6 ' Q al. 3 S S A xt I , 'V '- . equal f fy ,143 Jw. as , v4 'L a-: ' gg' :, .xy , M, .. , ,- G-' - -s 1 Hd '4 ,. f 1 ,,, . lift Z lwvfglx 5. , , X 3, 'JF' J, X Arnold Young ?7 :l ,f W' Q I I XD L - 'F' Lt ' 1 ic my . 1 Z3 w 1.x S iw' I M-nfl 'JR ' Q Q 'A FQQIL lc 7 l . H V' .V i AE g . FRESHME Class Cfficers Ray Kays, President Leo Martin, Vice President Verla Johnston, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Ted Matsel, Sponsor On September 4, 1951, thirty-four of us enrolled as freshmen in the Cross ville High School. Our class elects offi- cersbysemesters. Those officers pictured above were elected to serve dur- ing the first semester. Betty Cleveland and Kel- lene Sutton were Student Council Members and Jim Armstrong, Reporter. We did not elect second semester officers in time for them to be photo- graphed for this page. I-1 E' E2 These officers were as follows: Joe Prince, Presidentg Bernice Barbee, Vice Presidentg Donald Shepherd, Secretary-Treasurerg Ruth Ann Stein, Reporter Several freshmen boys were on the basketball team and Kellene Sutton was one of the cheerleaders. Z4 James Armstrong Floyd Baker Bernice Barbee Barbara Boultinghouse Gene Brooks Junior Brown Ronald Crandall Betty Cleveland Ed Cogswell Betty Evans Rebecca Given Charles Hansman Donald Harris Roger Heckler Daniel Hendricks Joe Johnson Verla Johnston Mary Jones Ray Kays Everett King Leo Martin Jimmie Parson Terry Porter Joe Prince Donald Shepherd Joan Simms Ruth Ann Stein Bonnie Sturm Kellene Sutton Richard Sutton Lex White Roy Wildey Betty Williams Carl Wolfe 25 Am -24 'tl gl- has Wh J Alu I li ll H.- kes S1 1 6 . A 6 1 Ur, dx if 4,,, vi J 3, W ' rf, f i, f' X K A 4 Qs l'4 v '1 5- 1 1 3 Vis. + 5 x ef in 1 x rkfvrfe 'fn- . 0. y A QM ,:, ' Q0 . ' 4 x I v X if ' as X A I Z ?,. , 1 Q in K 5 Q A 1 . Y V. : li SSX-, f . 1 f 17.355 f y J 5' '1-2' J + Q - .J 55359 is C ix 3 , 3544 ?g, -Sir g is 5. -V J g ' 1 ,ij -'gn 5, 5 ,'Z ,f Xl N paris . Sports played an 1mportant part m our school hfe Remember the 26 o o cheering crowds, the heat of battle, and the fighting TIGERS? CN U Front Row: Coach Jim Wood, Raymond Scott, Darrel Hanks Charles Kays, Donald Hallam Back Row: Norman Sanders, Ray Kays, Robert Prince Leon Munsey Bob Stills, Phillip Richardson, Manager Varsity ACCOTd1ng to the season record of the 1951 52 basketball team at Crossville Community High School the Tigers were not too success ful in dowmng their foes this year However the improved play of the Tigers in their last five games indicates a bright future for the team The Tigers were mainly hand1capped by lack of height and experience The team had no seniors on the squad and the tallest man was only 5 feet ll inches We are certain the 1952 53 season will be much brighter for the fans team and coach Z8 The play works ! L. ,ffl Individual Record '3 3 E :- Player tg E KAYS 22 HANKS 22 PRINCE 19 SHEPHERD 2 1 HALLAM 20 SCOTT 20 MUNSEY 9 SANDERS 9 WOODWARD 8 KAYS 9 Field Goals Attempted 358 300 78 142 128 85 17 3 6 8 1' go '93 :gr .2 ll- 89 111 19 40 39 24 6 1 1 3 fu 02 U h ll- 161 80 16 105 68 37 12 10 5 7 ln D. fs z: 4 2: O3 Y.'o mu. n. 54 66 33 48 58 45 17 8 10 6 YBWQ, -, Ill -2.31 I-2 278 271 50 121 115 66 18 4 3 13 2 Ol 3: Oo 'Un- .22 ll- . 249070 6087 . 36070 61270 . 244070 750070 . 282170 39070 . 305070 60370 . 282070 48607 . 35370 50070 . 33370 3007 . 16770 20007 . 37570 715070 The Coach explains Mc Leansboro -C ros sville Game Suspense! 4 f I' P. 5 F75 259 L? The Reserve Team this year showed a keen desire to play basketball and an outstanding sense of sportsmanship throughout the season. They won several of their games and showed a lot of promise for fu- ture seasons. Dm N RESERVES Coach Jim Wood, Lex White, Joe Johnson, Otho Wilson, Don Shep- herd, Ricky Sutton, Jim Parson, Leo Martin, Clarence Argo, Junior Brown, Ronald Crandall, Carl Wolfe, David Woodward, Phillip Richardson, Manager S-t-r-e-t-c-h! Kellene Sutton LE Emilie Hughes CHEER 'C I 411 DERS ,.,-I' 33 ff I '9 TEAM I Ramona Taylor Lucy Nell McKnight F1ISt Row Bob Pr1nce Sonny Wlnkleman Larry Coleman Raymond Scott and Darrel Hanks Second Row .hm Parson Norman Sanders Ronald Crandall Junlor Brown Lex Whlte Otho W1lson Clarence Argo Th1rd Row Carl Wolfe Gene Brooks Roy Wxldey Don Hallam Coach .hm Wood BASEBALL TEAM The T1gers started the1r second season of baseball 1n the fall of 1951 Th1s was the f1rst season for the L1ttle Ten Conference After a short practlce Coach J1m Wood chose as h1s start1ng elght Catcher Argo I-'ltcher Hallam F1I'St Base Scott Second Base Pr1nce Short Stop Coleman Thlrd Base Hanks R1ght Fleld Sanders Center F1eld W1nkleman and Left F1eld W1lson ln th1s short t1me baseball has already establlshed 1tself as an nnportant sport 1n our school 34 . . . . V - 1 1 1 1 ' Y ! l 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I.: . . . I 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ,I . - X First Row: Kellene Sutton, Emilie Hughes, Lois Seal, Pat Compton, Elizabeth Schach, Vona Brown, Miss Marian Johnson, Ramona Taylor, Lucy Nell McKnight Second Row: Elaine Cleveland, Patty Parson, Gwen Warren, Shirley Ellis, Doris Sturm, Sue Pogue, Beverly Lamar, Jane Compton, Sue Smith Third Row: Patsy Chasteen, Joan Sims, RuthAnnStein, Bonnie Sturm, Bernice Barbee, Mary Jones, Leta Rae Hatcher, Vonda Fobar, Betty Cleveland, Betty Evans Fourth Row: Mary Ann Stanley, Rebecca Given, Jean Kornegger, Carmen Carr, Barbara Boultinghouse, Wanita Martin, Emma Joyce Hatcher, Verda Doty, Yvonne Pretzsch Fifth Row: Janet Stein, Barbara Seitz, Wilma Hansman, Charlotte Doty, Rose Lee Carter, Alva Lee Cross, Rebecca Armstrong THE PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized at the beginning of the basketball season. Dues were paid and megaphones were purchased by several of the members. Officers of the club were as follows: Elizabeth Schach, President, Lois Seal, Vice President, Vona Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Marian John- son, Sponsor. The purpose of the clubis to create interest in the games. The mem- bers seated as a body at I games make a rousing 1 . . g and enthusiastic cheer- ing section. Affivifies. . . There were activities varied enough to please the interests of all Remember the rush to club meetinvs the flash of twirling batons and the beauties at Queen CroWn1ng'7 36 . O , . . X f 5 i T ...ui Cross, Treasurer, 0 Officers: Mrs. Jane Brown, Sponsor, Vona Brown, Vice President, Mrs. Alma Wave McKnight, Chapter Mother, Sue Pogue, President, Alva Lee Rebecca Arnistrong, Secretary With the beginning of the school year came the organization meeting of the Future Homemakers of America. F. H. A. is open to all girls interested in homemaking. This year it was the largest organization in school having a total of forty-five members. They chose as their leaders for 1952: Sue Pogue, President, Vona Brown Vice Pres1dent,Rebecca Armstrong, SecretarygAlva Lee Cross, Treasurer Lois Seal, Historian, and Janet Stein, Parliamentarian. Several committees were also chosen. Mrs. Jane Brown was the spon- sor and Mrs Alma Wave McKnight was our Chapter Mother. The F H A girls were proud of their club which, with the help of Mrs Brown they built by working together. Members Seated from Left to Right, Billy Lou Franklin, Carmen Carr Emma Hatcher, Wanita Martin, Mary Ann Stanley, Barbara Hester Bonnie Sturm, Ruth Ann Stein, Jean Kornegger, Pat Compton, Jane Compton Patty Parson Standing: Betty Cleveland, . THX , i 955,214 f - f Yvonna Lemon, Leta Hatcher, Gwen Warren, Bernice Barbee, Betty Evans, Shirley Ellis, Ra- mona Taylor, Wilma Hansman, Charlotte Doty, Doris Sturm, Verla Johnston, Barbara Boult- inghouse, Kellene Sutton, Joan Sims, Mary Jones Q Q .A. ,ij Girls hard at work Executive Committee: Sue Smith, Verda Doty, Lois Seal, Emilie Hughes, Janet Stein, Elaine Cleveland VY Program and Publicity Committee: Seated--Yvonne Pretzsch, Vergene Slan- kard. Back row--Beverly Lamar, Lucy McKnight, Rose Lee Carter, Patsy Chasteen First Row: Norman Hughes, Derwood Baker, Rad Johnson Second Row: Robert Prince, Junior Brown, Kenneth Harris, Ricky Sutton, Joe Prince, Donald Harris, Don Shepherd, Charles Kays, Chester Farris, RayKays Third Row: Philip Richardson, Ed Cogswell, Bob Stills, Leo Martin, Eugene Spencer, Jim- mie Parson, Henry Kuykendall, Robert Layton, Bill Cleveland, Bill Higginson, Donald Ridenour Fourth Row: Donald Hallam, David Woodward, Bruce Shep- herd, Raymond Scott, Darrel Hanks, John Jacobs SHOP CLUB The Shop Club was started this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert Gregg. The club was opened to give each shop student a chance to build or finish something which he did not have time to do during regular class periods. The members organized at their first meeting and elected Norman Hughes, President, Rad Johnson, Vice President, and Derwood Baker, Secretary. When the elections were over, Mr. Gregg gave a talk on the purposes of the Club, ending in an open discussion. Similar meetings, consisting of the shop work and lectures were held each month. VYPAK. -3 in-.... L 4 Z K 40 CHORU First Row: Kellene Sut- ton, Bonnie Sturm, Janet Stein, Mary Ann Stanley, Ruth Ann Stein, Mary Jones ' Second Row: Carmen Carr, Betty Cleveland, Barbara Boultinghouse, Betty Evans, Becky Given, Wanita Martin, Mrs. Martha Denbo Third Row: Clarence Argo, Don Shepherd, Ronald Crandall, Floyd Baker, Terry Porter, Edward Stokes, Don Ridenour, Roger Heckler, Junior Brown, Ed Cogswell Daily throughout the year Mrs. Martha Denbo has worked with the boys and girls of the high school who are interested in singing, and has turned Chorus into a grand singing group. During the school year they made appearances at several school func- tions, including plays, the Christmas program, and Teacher's Institute. Officers elected for the year were: Janet Stein, President, Edward Stokes, Librarian, Carmen Carr, Assistant Librarian. Janet Stein served as accompanist for the singing group. Come on, sing pretty! ff ,rl U M X e N 4 5 - Q. f LE I -- sw 1 'f'.'-'- Alva Lee Cross, Elaine Cleveland, Chester Farris, Kellene Sutton, Jean Korneg- ger JCI-lo ob F731 First Row: Shirley Ellis, Yvonna Lemon, Patty Parson, Rebecca Given Second Row: Alva Lee Cross, Gene Brooks, Ruth Ann Stein, Kellene Sutton, LucyNell McKnight, Rose Lee Carter, Joe Prince, Doris Sturm, Mary Ann Stanley, Gwen Warren, Mr. Robert McCurdy Third Row: Carmen Carr, Bernice Barbee, Jimmie Parson, Barbara Boultinghouse, Elaine Cleveland, Bonnie Sturm, Jean Kornegger Fourth Row: Emilie Hughes, Janet Stein, Beverly Lamar, Ed Stokes, Larry Coleman, Chester Farris, Ramona Taylor 42 Offlcers for th1s year were Chester Farrrs Pres1dent Alva Lee Cross V1ce Pres1dent Elame Cleveland Secretary Freasurer Kellene Sutton and Jean Kornegger L brarlans D1d you hear that mus1c'? That was the CTOSSVIIIC Hlgh SchoolBand d1rected by Mr Robert McCurdy' You have heard them at ballgames and seen them march at convent1ons and spec1a1occas1ons throughout the commumty The members of the h1gh school were very proud of the appearance of the1r band and l1steners usually showed the1r apprec1at1on by enthu S1aSt1C applause Yvonna Lemon Sh1rley Ell1s Alva Lee Cross Patty Parson Rebecca Gwen , . I , ' S , 2 . Q , - . 3 . . . - , 1- . . -x . 1, Q I 7 1 1 v TLIDE T COUNCIL I kr! i Seated: Bill Higginson, Standing: Larry Coleman, Beverly Lamar, Robert Prince The Student Council is the governing body for the students at Crossville High School. It consists of the President of each class, and one elected member and one hold-over member from each class. These twelve students, representing the student body work under the direction of Mr. Ted Matsel to try to settle school problems and adopt policies. State conventions are held each year. This year the event took place in Peoria with two members from Crossville attending, as representatives of our school. Officers were: Bill Higginson, President, Larry Coleman, Vice Pres- ident, Robert Prince, Secretary-Treasurer. -.. Members: Seated--Joyce Hyatt, Betty Cleveland, Ra- mona Taylor, Emilie Hughes, Verda Doty. Stand- ing -- Charles Winkleman, Ray Kays, Kellene Sutton and Mr. Matsel, Sponsor 6? J 44 TUDE T LIBRARIANS Lex White, Ronnie Crandall and Miss Betty Jo Brumrnal Each Student Librarian gives one pe- riod or more each day to working in the library. It is the duty of Student Libra- rians to help pupils in any way they can to locate reference material or the books they desire. They also check books out and place those returned inthe proper or- der on the shelves so they may be quickly located. Miss Betty .To Brurnmal is reg- ular Librarian and instructed the Student Librarians this term. m JAY S and af- ob 5 ue 9 ogue xohn 3 R05 ebeflca' rx Bfow ga Cafter ' ling e Lee Bring and R ef ' Bev Cal, ard, LOVE' 5 SUD? X1 efaa Defi ' X1 efgifipfewsch rfla ' 00 iv Seat, W LOX ' J 1,55 jx? ,J 9 i' 3 ' mwlrg fu, I, B 'Li to f N'H ' ft I tx I 46 r f THE TIGERETTE Every two weeas the staff of the Tigerette met and made a supreme effort to put forth an is sue of the school paper. The paper consisted of all the news and views of people around school. The staff was made up of students from the Senior class, plus a reporter from each high school class, and different students appointed from time to time to contribute the material. Seniors Sue Pogue and John Jacobs acted as Co-Editors, with Mr. Richard Travis as Sponsor and Mr. Robert Gregg as Printer. For the past two years the paper has been a unit affair and news from all the grades was included. Each of the elementary grades elected a re- porter to write its news. The staff would all agree, no doubt, that it's a lot of hard work, but the students say it's worth it! Alva'Lee Cross, Rad Johnson, Mr. Robert Gregg, Mr. Rich- ard Travis x04 THE TIGER Rebecca Armstrong, Vergene Slankard, Yvonne Pretzsch, Rose Lee Carter, Mrs. Charlene Shields THE TIGER'S TALE It's about time for me to make my appearance this year. ln Sep- tember the seniors began wonder- ing about me. It wasn't long before the staff was appointed and everything was in full swing. 3 -3 , . A 'ZW fill Vergene Slankard was my Editorg Rose Lee Carter, Business 5 Manager, Yvonne Pretzsch, Copy Editor, and Rebecca Arm- strong, Layout Editor. Other members of the Senior Class com- Q, L YZ plete the staff. Mrs. Charlene Shields was my sponsor. Whew! Talk about meetings-- they had them! After the pros and cons were presented, dis- cussed and voted upon, they finally got started on me. Everyone worked hard and of- ten, including rnany times at night when they needed to complete sto- ries and plan pictures. So at last l'm finished and on the loose. T' -A.. Verda Doty, Joyce Hyatt, Bill Higginson, Derwood Baker, Chester Farris Vona Brown, Sue Pogue, John Jacobs, Rad Johnson, Lois Seal, Alva Lee Cross 47 Q af 4 ffl xv! me kd r t the bit 'f yooks a Q, you awe Ma and Pa. fresh from the h111s '54 'ff x X Clutxqx 9 x 'Save 3' 310 COMIN' 'ROUND THE MOUNTAIN Thxs play a h11ar1ous comedy 1n three acts was presented by the J 1or Class on November 19 1951 The play was a h111b111y comedy of funny do1ngs 1n the backwoods of the moun ta1n country down South Maw and Paw Sk1tter and the1r farn11y portrayed typ 1ca1 h111b111y characters The aud1ence was held 1n an uproar throughout the ent1re play wh1ch proved to be a hugh success 'Com1n 'Round the Mounta1n wa ably d1rected by M1ss Betty Jo Brum mal who was ass1sted by M1ss Maman Johnson Corny Belle the bride -to -be JU IOR PLAY Playcast strikes a. pose Th I f X 'Y . wi'- ls CNY Never a dull moment! gb t country gr slick6'f5 ea Those consarned overalls! 49 Af be I xXX N' 1 ' 4 we AN: A F T anydtl ' N616 b Ev exxln 1 iii HCT s e C010 f e9- e'5 L' X roke' THE THAT'S MY BOY The plot of this play concerned a childless couple who created an imagi- nary child forthe benefit of a rich aunt. When she decided to visit them to see her great-nephew, they allowed a run- away boy from a home to pose as their son. This 14-year old posed as their nine-year old son. The entanglement with their friends and his pal became very funny as the play moved along. These snapshots are from different scenes of the play scheduled for April 4. Due to the illness of Sue Pogue, an- other senior replaced her in the cast. Miss Betty Jo Brummal, assisted by Miss Marian Johnson, directed this play. nie wal M Come, Virginia, we must go. QE 2 Q gi? di'- 31' SENIOR PLAY 'rv XX S P A1,,1 n Youfr e erfull Chuck enters 51 Aren t .Tumor and Chuck grand? N x A 7 x Q, u 1 x ' I 1 Y 1 5 x. x l .r:' V .1 In .r: I, 'V' Oh! I i V ' , It ' - hu J-fer Majesty 2 E3 Q ELAINE CLEVELAND 2 My nf .. f' V. ., ,F 5? ' 1' 2 jf, .fig-fy-ff. 4 , rv M ,A ,',,w.f Q ' A A .'- M Y , ,X-.Que ,, A -5- J ff, 1' X V ,f , ,Maui nf ffrwor K 1 'V 'g 1 X L 'Wt REBECCA ARMSTRONG On the even1ng of February l the long awalted crowrung of the 1951 32 Basketball Queen took place Ela1ne Cleveland was the Sen1or cho1ce of the student body to recelve the coveted crown Rebecca Armstrong was elected to serve as Ma1d of Honor and two glrls from each class were elected to places as at tendants to the Queen. 53 fi, ' V '7 f' we f ' f' I xy 'Q' ' 1 r' I ' j,f,f,j'-Vg7j f5' - A ,, R 1 R' ,, 42 1 U, A A f 'j A ff f ,, P .V . 2 Y , ,' K 3, M W 3 . y U . . - P 1 l ' H ., QUEENS ga COURT J Barbara Seitz Sue Smith Junior Attendants Patty Par son Billie Lou Franklin 'MS' Bernice Barbee Joan Sims Sophomore Attendants Fre shman Attendants 54 SCENES FROM THE BIG NIGHT 'QEQKNFWI I Vile WW? dw even most Chef' Loxs S631 and WHO S ter F3995 Most Ath1et1c Rose Lee Carter and Robert Layton 56 Y 1 P X Y Mo St po Pulaz- Rebecca Ar Most L1ke1y to Succeed fhstro Norman Hughes and Sue Pogue N 5 7 ng and -B111 Y Higginson 1 U Q: , ?i+ Q ,If ' , Z , 5 A . HITHER . ,oii The T19 A1,,a S Office Routine swim' , 5545 1. 5 f 'QQ ADY 4 i '?'2. Letter Award Winner s Qlleenie iv XXI Cau ghtf S . 612101. Clan ff' I Ky EVERY DAY EVENTS Tw Cnty Erro Where's Mr. Gregg? rs and Fi ve words . Q, agax es'0 tune was V Make it prett girls. Y, Just a Senior? ? ? ? ? ? xl- - U5 a qifx for YO Tha E ex NX J I X I I If If X I I X Xxx xx X S lik P P Illll!lC666!!ff 1 S X X XX V30 x Nts ' 3 QQ ,ss SX -11 l l lffiff 99 f Q0 I ATTENTION xy K, X The pages to follow contain advertising by ousiness people interested in our school The money they paid for this ad space almost wholly financed our 1952 Tiger school It has always been financed by business people of this and surrounding communities who cared enough about school kids to help them along with this project Our sincere thanks to the business men' I X Ill If ' 1 fffZ1IlA'l ,,4Z,: I 1 f ': 5'f pf 5 D' N N N The Tiger Staff xx X X f 1 y xx x :QQ 5 f l Q X f ffl X K xyg Sstxxb f lg' 1' X XXX NQX 1 , X x f I X ' x xp X XIX XX Compliments of CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS Phone 13 1 62 N NN XX F 1 11, fix' Xt X. XX :ex TTT y Ill' II ll 1 X X P I y I lllll X fx X X QV! f XS xx ' X fl X A ff ' f f . 1 X ' V fel ,, '. ,',fj'f xx? or I 3 1 f ' 019' ff XX: I f? ' 1 . Q: s .X ':,fll Q XX X Xfx K K X X V 'i: f'v1 ., f X X ss SQYN X X Q xxx 1 1 fe f ff 1 59 5 X NN 1 fj Ng . . . ! ff' ,N X if xx is w I o . I if ' I . . 7 - ff 'rr QQ- V S . . . U ,f 'II ' Q :Ig 1- A- The Tiger yearbook is a tradition of this - -- -4 . 1 A 'Z -P, ' . . .. E --f . 5 K -:X ,f ' I 3-1 Q . . . ,:c X, u Tx 5 5 fl! X 55X f ixx 1, ' ' D N 1: 1 ' NNQ li is 1' 1 V N ,zz . X 55 ji .IH . NX f X M ' is X l I' s N f 1, 1 f ffl? 1 Xxx X XX 'fl ,'1 , T .U xXxX ,1 1 , IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllITITTITTXXXXXXNX NOX I 1 1fufuunuurulllllllnImmun HX Oxplx I IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllN I XXX X lfr'rv:lr'vu1'IlIIlllll' l1x'xX X ' I ffl I gl u1'l T I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1952 WE ARE PROUD TO BE A BOOSTER OF THE CROSS- VILLE TIGERS IN ALL SPORTS AND OTHER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN INSPIRED BY THE PATRONAGE YOU HAVE GIVEN OUR STORE AND THE CONFIDENCE YOU HAVE HAD IN US IN ANY MATTER WHICH YOU HAVE FELT WE WERE CAPABLE AS YOUR HOMETOWN REXALL DRUGGIST WE ARE HAPPY TO GIVE OF OUR BEST IN SERVICE YOU YOUR SCHOOL AND YOUR COMMUNITY igarpvr Qivxall Brugn PHONE 110 CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS 63 TO 1 9 - 1 Q 4iD11HIL1iHlHlElH 149 lW1'Dl!HD11Q S1NE11QWOU1UlH3 4lV4KDlWHlPZAXNXY 1 1 .J X L 1 r- Q V1 X IIKNQ4D1?Q1P1HD1Q,AJ!f1iEl1D Congratulations to the Class of 1952 CARMI FUNERAL HOME Vems E. Barbre, Owner Phone 2626 CARMI, ILLINOIS MILLER SAND PUMP CO Drllllng gl F1sh1ng Tools Rental and Sales Phone 88 CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS Comp11ment:- from HUGHES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 87R6 CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS MAIER S GROCERY Crossvllle Food Center Mr Farmer We Pay More For Your Eggs 65 9 Norb---BilI- --Bob We know we have the best customers 1n the world e th1nk we sell the BEST apph ances BRADSI-IAW APPLIANCES Learn to Buy Lumber BLOOD LUMBER CO GRAYVILLE ILLINOIS Cornphrnents of DOCS PLACE Good Eats CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS Compllments of MAXINES DRESS SHOP Lad1es Ready to Wear Featurlng Jun1or Dresses and Sportswear Phone 2 33 3 CARMI ILLINOIS WILLIAM M GREEN and SONS F1111 L1ne of Feed and Fert1114er Phone 54 GRAYVILLE ILLINOIS Fr1ends Carrr11's Fr1end11e st Fountaxn Serv1ce WEHRLES INNOVATION CARMI ILLINOIS Comphrnents of WILLIAMS IMPLEMENTS 314 East ROb1HSOH D1a1 6511 CARMI ILLINOIS 66 ' . W at I ' I c Poultry and Eggs 1 . 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Licensed Funeral Director PURINA FEEDS REINWALD PRODUCE COMPANY CARMI ILLINOIS In Grayvllle lt 1S Comphments MADDENS THE LEADER D ds d DEPARTMENT STORE rugs an O 'IS Corrmphrnents of GRA-YVILLII ILLINOIS JORDAN s SELF eRoc:ERY GRAYVILLE ILLINOIS 77 s I It I ' I Congrotulotnons to the Class of 1952 THE SUPERIOR OIL COMPANY FRANK SEVERNS Supermtendent Crossvllle lllmols 78 Phone 99 P. O. Box 31 Comphments of PUCKETT SERVICE COMPANY DX FIRESTONE CROSLEY MAYTAG Phone 2.001 CARMI ILLINOIS 1 'SX LQ-In QPS- H if 11-by f N M WQ,Lil The Formoll Cub Con I-lonclle Lots of Jobs Mollette Equipment Co Phone 7311 Carrn: Illxnols L HASS STORE General Merchand1se Phone 5011 CARMI ILLINOIS Sandw1ches of All K1nds Complete Fountam SETVICC KING S CONFECTIONERY CARMI ILLINOIS 79 xx I I 'N rw .S - EFI I :': .1215 fu- CL-MEM ,-V ,X I' 'KI ' 77' I .- ti ? N hvu!V,1f, fLLgl1'i?'.2j:?ALl14'X5lxn?I . HI W'f ,1'-s- 1 B ' ffllf' f In - Il frwrl jw3'fvi:,1 . U ,X . ' .A Q I Z I iff ::53 . - ,. . x,,. . - G ML., .I . . I Wmth Best W1shes to the Crossv111e Commumty Schools Comphments of Tl-IE RANDOLPH SCHO0L SUPPLY CUMPANY CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS 80 Unit Dist. 142. Comphrnents of WHITE COUNTY APPLIANCE COMPANY 214 East Manx D1a1 5281 We are proud to have lnstalled Kxtchen and Cafeterla Equ1pment 1n the Crossvllle Grade School BENSINGER S Food Se rv1ce Eqmpment and SuppI1es ST LOUIS I MISSOURI Look R1ght Properly Dressed 1n a Sho Man Su1t SCHOEMANN S CARMI ILLINOIS Best W1shes from BOHLEBER SALES 81 SERVICES CARMI ILLINOIS Cornphrnents of APPEL 81 GRIFFITH CARMI ILLINOIS Compllments to Cornphrnents of ENDICOTT THE CLASS of 1952 and C. S. CONGER CARMI ILLINOIS ENDICOTT CARMI ILLINOIS CARMI ILLINOIS ' Be I I 81 THE COUNTY OFFICERS WHITE COUNTY EXTEND BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF' '52 CHAS B LAMP WALTER PUCKETT County Clerk Superlntendent of Schools J B QBUDQ GRIFFITH Sherxff WALTER BROWN Treasurer MILLAGE CARTER Clrcult Clerk HERMAN KITTINGER Coroner KENNETH E PEARCE State s Attorney MAX ENDICOTT County Judge 82 CARMI AINSBROOKE CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF' 1952 CARMI ILLINOIS BUTANE and PROPANE Fuel for Both DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL Home Heatm O11 Fxeld Cookxng Water Heaters Pump1ng Refngeratxon Tractors TRI STATE BUTANE CO INC East Carrru on State Route No 1 When You F1nd That New Bottle Gas Range Then Your Worry KISNERS 15 Over INSURANCE AGENCY Because A11 You Have To Do Is 107 North Church Street CALL US AND WE DO THE REST Phone 2321 BOT L GAS INC Complete Insurance Serv1ce D1aI 52.47 CARMI ILLINOIS CARMI ILLINOIS 83 - g 9511---Dial---9511 ' - , Q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 RAWLINSON S rnnl-:Rmb DEPARTMENT STORE Students Always Welcome Phone 60 CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS 84 Home Owned -Nationally Known Clarence wilson A I A CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ARCHITECT CLASS OF 1952 SA I CREAM 1108 IfZ Ma1n Street MOUNT VERNON ILLINOIS Route 460 CARMI ILLINOIS w1th ACME GAS Inc I COMPLETE HEATING EQUIPMENT '4'Convers1on 4fFIoor Furnaces 'I'Forced A1r Heaters -'Rad1ant Heaters 1'-fSuspended Au' Heaters '9'Hot Water Tanks 1000 Gal 500 Gal TANKS W1-1te Phones SZRI 108R3 Call Route No 460 CROSSVILLE, ILLINOIS 85 D. ' , .. . I HEATING - -REFRIGERATION - -COOKING l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 PYLE 81 MCCAILISTER CARMI ILLINOIS I 1460 K. C. 97.3 M. C. AM W R 0 Y PM 1000 Watts 11,000 Watts CARMI ILLINOIS MUSIC NEWS FEATURES Whlte County's RadIo Vo1ce For Graduatwn G1ftS H D EAN CARMI ILLINOIS Complunents from DR R A MCCALLISTER CARMI ILLINOIS WILLIAMS INSURANCE e SPCCIRIIZC In all types of O11 F1e1d Coverage Lew1s Ed W1111ams Phone 362 G1-ayv111e I111n01S ENDICOTT MOTORS Llncoln and Mercury Better Used Cars Phone 2876 CARMI ILLINOIS W . . . . Sales Service 36 Comphments of MOTEL COFFEE SHOP CARMI ILLINOIS I-11ghwayNo I Phone 7146 The Class of 1952 from ABBEY S MOTOR CO Phone 2142 Congratulatwns to The Class of 1952 C W WARREN Crossv1l1e Locker Plant and Grocery Store Phone I CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS For Good MOVIES Go to RITZ THEATER CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS MASSEY HARRIS INC Goodyear Tlres 781 East M 1nSt Phone 9933 CARMI ILLINOIS BREWER 84 ASHLEY Automotlve Repau' Shop Parts and ACCSSSOTICS Phone ZOZO CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS Congratulations to V P 87 DR. VEATCH Optometrist Brown Building Phone 7348 CARMI ILLINOIS See STEINS FLOWERS SHOP For All Your Flower Needs Phone 9938 CARMI ILLINOIS THE NATIONAL BANK OF CARMI A Good Bank in a Good Town Member FDIC CARMI ILLINOIS WHITE COUNTY BANK Member FDIC Congratulations to The Class of 1952 CARMI ILLINOIS Flower for Every Occasion EASTON FLOWER SHOP 202 North Church Street Lelia Kuykendall Cro s sville Agent Phone 6306 A111 son Ea ston CARMI ILLINOIS Compliments of ROYAL GIBBS JEWELER CARMI ILLINOIS TOMLINSON S CROSSVILLE ILLINOIS Nationally Advertised Merchandise at Popular Prices Dodge Plymouth Genuine Factory Parts Sales and Service CARMI ILLINOIS Compliments of RICE MOTOR COMPANY 88 Are You Fully Insured? 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