Johnston City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Johnston City, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1940 volume:

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CContinued' ' Marion High '37 Vice President '40 Crab Orchard High '38 Band Clinic '37 '38 '39 Science Club '40 Operetta '40 ' Vogue Club '40 Home Room NWhy Grow Old?n Vice President '39 Secretary-Treasure '40 Akramovich, Jean Better English Study Club '37 Plays '37 '38 '39 Commercial Club '38 Camera Club '39 '40 Dramatic Club '39 '40 President '59 '40 Vice President '40 Editor of Wigwam News '40 Vogue Club '40 Cardinal Staff '40 Class Play '39 '40 Teenerians '39 '40 Better English Secretary-Treasurer '40 Plays '37 '38 '59 Music Festival '37 '38 , H1 Tri '40 Science Club '37 '38 Junior-Senior Prom '39 Debating Team '40 Committee Junior-Senior Prom '39 Commercial Contest '40 Decoration Committee Queen's Attendant '40 Class President '37 Graduation Usherette '39 Class Treasurer '39 nJeann Intellectuals '37 '39 ,iff , Decorating Committee Avery, Leonard M levwmld fU4LA3 Com ercial Team '39 '40 ' Science Club '37 '40 of Who's Who '40 Industrial Arts '38 '39 nListen for a LonesomeuDrum9.' President '39 V ,M I Vogue Club '40 Baker, Wallace ki 'K ,PV Track 'cv 'se Band A ce Manager '39 District Contestq 'UB '39 Basketball '37 Awards X Football '38 Sextet '39 '4 Manager German Band '3BNl Junior-Senior Prom '38 Class Play '39 '40 Committee Music4Festival '38 '39 '40 Nwind Without Rain' Science Club S57 s5g '59 1 UI Lost My English Accentn Baiar, John M. nJohnnyu ' Hi Y '37 '38 '39 '40 ian, Joe 'Banjo' Secretary-Treasurer '39 Aviatign Club '57 V106 President '40 Home Mechanics '38 '39 '40 Class Plays '59 '40 Vice President '40 Band ' '57 '59 '59 '40 Science Club '40 S010 '59 '59 '40 Photoplay Club '40 lst District '59 '40 01355 Play 2nd DiStPiCt '58 Property Committee '39 lst-State '59 Homecoming '58 '39 2nd State '40 Decorating Committee 3rd National '39 nBeautifu1 Joan President '39 QM W W vwjfffkfv 1 CCMTHE CLRDINAL 5iii ii 1 Barra, Marguerite Cetnerif-.3 Bean, Bonnie fContinued.D HOmG FC. Gil? 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Track '57 '58 '59 '40 Glce Club '38 '59 Student Council '59 '40 Octette '59 Secretary-Treasurer '40 Math Club '59 '40 Athletic Club '40 Com ercial Club '59 I Vice-President Galatia High School '57 '58 'Block That Kickn 'The Singing Farmer' Webb, Gerald nJerryn Willis, Tom Glee Club '57 '58 Study Club '57 '59 Mixed Chorus '57 '58 Industrial Arts '57 Boy's quartettc '57 '58 Industrial Arts '58 Boy's octette '57 '58 Football '59 Librarian '58 n0n Borrowed Timen Study Club '57 '58 pp THE CARDINAL I I I J Windings, Evelyn Mounds High Ullin High Dramatic Club - Secretary Photoplay Club Hi Tri Group President Class Play Advertising Committee Junior Senior Prom Invitation Committee Cardinal Staff Commercial Contes nBeloved Strangeru Worth, Margaret Home Ee. Club Photoplay Club Poetry Club Vogue Club Dramatic Club Wigwam News Staff nMaggien . You hold My every You hold The book Zanini, Olympic C. nLimpu '37 Aviation Club '58 Science Club 1 '59 '40 Radio Club '40 President '40 Hi Y '40 nAviation And All About It '59 '59 '40 Shelton, Van nRipn '40 Conmwrcial Contest Better English Play '59 Home Room '40 President '36 '57 t '40 Student Council Science Club '56 '57 ' See. Treas. nConfuscius Say' '57 '58 Bowden, Raymond '59 Glee Club '40 Industrial Club '40 Music Festival '40 Science Club uThe World's Greatest Wond DEAR DIARY the secrets of my past and my present, little happening is recorded with you, the story of events sad and pleasant, of ny life is you. Your every little page holds a portrait of mo, Not one mood of mine has escaped you, You are my shadow, my echo, my soul, True friend, don't you know you are me? But as day b day I grew older And there will be no temorrows for me This curious world, dear Diary, you unfolded, will wish to see But you must close yourself to this world. And to these mortals must say, NI have kept her secret for many a day, And the same still will I do Until again after a while Her record I will began anew.' -- Iierina Castrale '59 '59 '59 '58 '58 ern '57 '58 '40 '40 '40 '58 '56 '59 '58 '59 '59 '58 '58 '57 '56 :kiwi t 1 LC 'h ' v 1,1 ,e 4 wilful. -Hi ' 4' 1 5-txatnv-xg 1 L 35 :si '31 sam lp 45 I -1' iii' ,. :AU wy U I. . ,J't!iZ l, -in 1 ?':' i fn V' f'18l'.4'liwi' ,N . fx., J 5.4 GMI: KA.v.V -' - v 1 , 9 1 1 1 Q K av L- ?L.H3xr v I A AI F iw' -1 -.1 -fri.,-ms: -Q,-,g,,4 e -'.s!E-fi1: ' 114 5-DC :'rf '1r'1-Pio . '-3 1 A , , , ' , N M 1 L- ' 1: 1:14311 ' TWH 3 6 '21 Q. 'yii H325 is. fi-'ra' N :'i1'k22:fL?f'x V ' N ' ' , 1: u'f'. NN . lx 1.11 vu! 5351212- i'!f5IU:?'T Q ,L f -1,gfgA,1, E -'f JA' V 'signin buf- !! TQ! Q.-W .'lI-Ke'-.M -! 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NC, th0P0f0POnb01HG Sound of mind, disposing memory, and being firmly convinced that only Umxmgh qenerosity may our souls be redeemed, will to you, our fricnds,enemus for what have you? and other WiSG, thC follovins, that YOU, 590, may attain to f certain degree the high standing of the aforementioned most estimable class of 1940. I, Maurice Absher, leave my good looks and blonde hair W silson' to Iclrl, Lcnoard Avery, my Biology book to Joe Hamilton? I, Jean Akramovich, my charming smile to Grace Ihillips I, John M. Baiar, leave to nPee Ween LU drumg I, Joe Ban, leave J.C.T.H.S. with sincere regretsa I, Wallace Baker, my ability to play nSugar lues to Tommy Kerrg I, Marguerite Barra, leave my artistic ability to Opal Lee Sheltong I, Helen Batts, my shy and modest manner to Ruth Rabck I, Margaret Beardon, my good reputation to anyone who wants itg I, Bonnie Bean, my office as president of the Hi-Trito Betty June Howardg I, J. U. Benton, my love for the teachers to Don Feh- renbakerg I, Gladys Bichl, all the pleasure I have had in school to some deserving sophomereg . I, Veragene Biehl, my place in the band to Joan Steph- ensong I, Dorothy Blockley, leave all my text-books to Miss. Seymourg I, Raymond Bowden, my alertness in class to Thomaslkpeg I, Don Brashears, my dramatic ability to Mr. Griffing t I, Harold Bruce, leave my typing ability to Miss Poyn- org I, Paul Bruce, my Ridgeway girl friend to Bill Lantripg I, Mary Burja, my acting ability to Helen Barnes: I, Lena Cabutti, the honor of being Qucon's attendent to Naomi Martin, I, Lawerence Calufetti, my physique to Junior Wallg I, Gladys Carr, my friendliness and cheer to Angeline Sebbeng I, Mary Ann Carter, leave my collection of secret ren mance to the libraryg I, Rita Castralo, my angelic ways to Hilda Wisckg I, Ed Cernkovich, my quiet ways to Dan Roddeng I, Harry Coulson, to Paul Lisek do will my rod hair: ' 5. 1 N Lu 1 1 I 4' ,. 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Lf: 1 .z ,. - ' .3 x ' Q YH Tv. ri , . 1 fr A y THE CARDINALpi-dw 1 p Lp p I, Norman Cutsinger, my carefree ways and happy smile to Mr. Goadg I, Harold Daugherty, my red and white sweater to John Olivcrg I, Lorine Daub, do leave my friendly disposition to Virginia lritchardg A 4, .ayne Daub, leave to Hugh Edwards my bevy of fresh- man admirersg I, Charles Davis, leave my footprints on the campus of Jecsrrellus-S ' I, Lawrence Duncan, my polite manners and low voice to Laverne Hinkley I, marvin sberhart, my knowledge of love to Nadine Gri- derg I, Rosie Fletcher, leave Quecn's crown to Francis Loko- tieh' , I, kauline Finney, my best regards to Olene Goddardg I, Fred Fitz, my good standing to my sister Catherineg I, Lindell Feli, leave to Mr. Tillman my ability to sing: I, Naomi Foulen, my giggle and personality to LaCleota lattersong I, Gene Gambill, my many heart throbs to C. L, Hayes: I, Savino Giacomelli, my best wishes for a fine track team to Mr. Fletcherg I, Aubrey Grant, my privilege of aggravating everyone in school to some quiet Junior: I, Fern Grant, my Home mconomics book to my Good Friend Bonnie Rothg I, Mary Ellen Grant, my ability to play the piano to Marilyn Hiller, A l,'uanda Hamilton, leave my second ye-r Latin book to Miss Nesterg ' t. I, Floyd Harris, leave my trombone to the clarinet sec- iong I, Dilly Harrison, my whistle to the bakotball refennsg I, George Hazel, my curly hair to Gene Hawng I, Katherine Lendr ckson, leave my worldly possession of one slightly used Home Economics Book to Miss Sharpg I, aomi Hunter, my journalistic ability to Doris Olin I, Hildreth Higginbotham, my basketball ability to Edward Vidasg I I, Junior Howell, le-vc my position as technician of higwam News to Albin Ludasg I, Harold Howell, my best wishes for a larger aquarium to Mrx Simpsong I, Katherine Hrovatich, leave my athletic ability to Mary kalteri I, Luther Hyden, my place in Mr. Griffins first hour English class to anyone who can fill it, QM 5,?pz fjW?if ff W WWW Zg5 Kg EEEQSS M will THE CARDINAL p pp il 1 I 4- , I, George Jent, my spot on the football team to Buster Kslenskig I, Mary Anne Jones, leave my eomrsdeship with Uillettd Bnuminertner to some nice mole studentg I, George Kee, my pipe lwhich belongs to my coucinl to the school for the relic ccseg I, Ralph henshnlo, do hereby lefve to Dsvid Kennfn my large and fluent vecibuleryg I, sillism Kilduff, my meth doility to Mr. leppleg I, Lnvons Kilgore, my position on the Cerdinsl staff to Ruth Hillg 1 if I, Gersld Kinley, my sent in lr. 1epyle's homeroom to some poor Juniorg I, Enrnest Kovech, my winning smile to Sidney Jenkins: I, Eve Lisnius, ell the knowlege gained in high school to the freshmeng I, Virgel Loyd, my mwsculine intelligence to Hr. Dxnett I, Psul Lucns, my typing book to Eugene Iillinmsg I, nugene McClintock, leave my height to Joe Cnstrslog I, Charles McLaren, my lesrning sbility to Harry Doerr: I, Dills Beth mcPheron, my job st the besuty shop to Mery Chcndlerg I, Ann Mslinosky, my typing efficiency to Lliznbeth Jonesg I, Qcrnsdine Msson, lesve my place on the staff to Pierinn Csstrdle. I, Chsrles Merneweg, my job in the csndy store to ony- one who feels like twking it. I, Edith Moroni, lecve to'nnndc Cusson my rollicking, boisterious dispositiong I, Betty June Murrgh, my reporting Ability to Merge- ret Hatthowsg I, Bill Murphy, to Robert Springs do losve my bicyeleg I, Olga Muzzerelli, my curly locks to Alms Smithg Foul Odom, my technique in lending bend to Mr. Coxg Lorone Ozmcnt, lecve with my sister Msxinog I, Maxine Ozment, dittog - I, Miry Pncotti, lewve my lenrnings in shorthvnd . i ni to Wanda Overbyg A I3 Dorothy Iesrce, my sent in lhysicial Geegrfphy, to some unfortunste aeulg I, Bishop Poole, le1ve my grndustion esp ind gown to Arlie Hubbsrd. I, Genevieve Richmond, my womnn's intuition to Miss Stsnleyg I, Bruns Ricci, my spmrkling eyes to Msry Lu Belly IJ 3I'0h 11011, my honor of being clfxss president to Edgsr Dnvisg 0 I, Jrtmes R, Roth, do hereby levve in the csre of one Junior Long, one locker by the number of 493 I, I, O , -1 1-lhlfwlll, nan nn-n 11fY ip , , I, Virginia Sanders, my violent temper and occasional outbursts to Helen Trellag I, Louise Savant, my list of ardent admirers to Helen Dunnigang I I, Bonnie Schaffer, my ability to drive a ear to Ther- ghg San Fillipog I, Van Shelton, my walk to Walter Dawes, I, Evelyn Smith, leave my blonde hair to Mrs. Grossi: I, Harry Smith, leave my seat in the seventh hour assembly to the first one who gets it next year, I, Ben Eva Spillor, my quiet ways and dignified manner to anyone who can use it, I, Charles Stanley, leave the teachers peaceful and quiet, I, Gerald Webb, my privilege of being left handed to Willie West, I, Wanda Menzol, leave my Civics book to Mr. Holmes, to be passed on to Beatrice Barra, , I, Rey West, the cymbols to Sherman Droitg I, Thomas Willis, leavd my bashfulness to Billy Hayes, I, Evelyn bindings, the right to say nlf you don't mind my saying sou to Lois June Archibald. I, Margaret Worth, my Ford V8 to anyone who can drive ity I, Louis Vieceli, my Sampson-like strength to Gopdog Kendrick, I, Florence Venable, my jitterbug jacket to Kathleen Sanders, I, Steve Tomshak, my best regards to the Janitors, I, Geneva Tolbert, my place in the Gleo Club to Mrs. Purcell, n I, Olympio Zanini, my radio knowloiae to Mr. Ebbsg , I, Neil Stephenson, my knowledge of Manual Training to Bobby Kemper: I, Charles Viscardi, my knowledge of Chemistry to some poor soul taking it next yoarg I, Mary Vedron, leave my personality to Joan Browdorg We,the,Seniors being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish , and declare this to be our last will and testament. We hereby swear and attest that all former wills and testamentory instruments are re- voked. Duly sworn to before me this 15 day of Mhy5 1940, nh, . , , 'L :A 3 1 54 ,gi 1 1 'U -F' .. .' 9 ' '. ---' 7. ' JSF 1--,r L wa, QW 1 4 ,,,.:,. . . J L. n l. -sau 41 15- .M . fl -f A . D 1 l 'z ,I-K, 7 . 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' g:5?' - 4, - -.413 ., w j.d WT! 3, I 1' 1-Q N' m'-1-. -' Pa W1 f I ..i Q frzvuif V Tv. 1. . -, I' L . in 551' Hi? iff-1 Y ff 1:1 3 , -:.,x is aww ,f'f'-W1 , .......-.... .--.,, ,.-. , J - a CARDINALS r THE CLASS PHOPHEEY Statistics compiled from World's Almanac report for l95O'Entr1es across page include name, occupation, residence, marital status, nd number of children. An beside the number in the last column the M denotes the number of husbands or wives the individual has had. This information was gathered at the request of Mr. A. H. Holmes, principal of Johnston City Township High School in 1940. Malinosky, Anna Wenzell, wands Odum Paul Webb, Gerald MePheron Dilla Gambill, Gone Ozment, Lorene Ozment, Maxine Jent, George Venable, Florence Baker, Wallace Burja, Mary Daub, Wayne Carr, Gladys Shelton, Van Finney, Pauline Foli, Lindell Grant, Fern Everhart, Marvin Hamilton, Wanda Brashears, Don Roth, James Grant, Aubrey Tolbert, Geneva Calufetti, L. Mornoweg, Charles Muzzarelli, Olga Fletcher, Rosie Harrison, Bill Tomshak, Steve Bruce Paul Kilduff, William Hyden, Luther . Sanders, Virginia Schaffer, Bonnie Bowden, Raymond Fitz, Fred Kinleyi Gerald Lisaius, Eva Lucas, Paul McClintock, Es McLaren, Charles Johnston City Portland, Maine Houston, Texas Urbana, Ill. Urbana, Ill. Honolulu, Hawaii Hollywood Hollywood Redland, Calif. Miami, Fla. Bonnie, Ill. Atlanta, Ga. Chicago Calcutta, India Vienna, Austria lensing, Mich. Earlville, Ill. Iela, Ark. Mexico City, Mex. Madison, Miss. Moscow, Russia Johnston City Render Nebr. Ashville, N. C. Halfway New York City West Frankfort Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Reno, Nevada Jacksonville Nome, Alaska Marion, Ill. Cairo E t Seattle,gHgsh. St. Louis Miami, Fla. Simla, India New York City Washington, D. C. With Davey Jones Book Factory Owner Hotel Chef Minister Student Student Midget racer M. G. M. Actress Stand-in Mushroom grower Deep sea diver Ping pong teacher Songbird of the South Racket-buster Gorilla tamer Music teacher Light-rope walker Parachute jumper Hog-caller Catcus grower Sharecroppor Counsuler service Restaurant owner Social worker Housekeeper Night club bouncer Artist's model Italian teacher Newspaper columist Fish market owner Soda jerkcr Manager of marriage Ballon blower Land grant settler County jail matron Society dowager Dress designer Baseball manager Gold fish swallower Snake charmers Organ-grinder Flag-pole sitter Submarine radio operator bureau - 1 Q- N a CI, as JLdL.ClHDlNAL 4 .., vyd, Virgil lson, Bernadine aarce, Dorothy mole, Bishop ztsinger, Norman aughtery, Harold aub, Lorene avis, Charles uncan, Lawerence iacomelli, S. rant, Mary E. Iarvotich, K. ,azel, George unter, Naomi larris, Floyd lendrickson, K. Lowell, Harold xbsher,'Maurice Lvery, Leonard Baiar, John Barra, Marguerite hkramovich, Jean Helen Batts, Biehl, Gladys Biehl, Veragone Bruce, Harold Cabutti, Lena Cernkovick, Edd Coulson, Harry Kilgore, Lavona Kovach, Earnest Bean, Bonnig Fellman, Thelma Foulon, Naomi Howell, Junior Jones, Mary Anna Ricci, Bruna Bacotti, Mary Spillor, Bon Eva Kee, George Moroni, Edith Willis, Thomas Benton, J. W. Kenshalo, Ralph Murphy, B111 Carter, Mary Ann Etherton, Bob Elliot, Florence Vieceli, Louise Mindings, Evelyn Viscardi, Charlcg Vcdron, Mary Singer, Nevada Chicken Gulch,Mex5. Ina, Illinois Alberta, Canada Galvcston,Texas Indianopolis, Ind. SOuth Sea Island Brooklyn,Ncw York Washington, D. C. St. Louis Welch, West Va. Madison, Wis. Lexombourg Yoekum, Texas Chicago, Ill. Bald Knob Johnston City Tuscan, Arizona Alexandria Egypt Harrisburg, Ill. Louisville, Ky. Havana, Cuba Paris, France Pineville, Ark. Manchester, Mass. Cobbden, Illinois Anarticia Coney Island S.S. Pin e ke o Austin, Texas Greenwich, N. Y. Hollywood, Calif. St. Louis, Mo. Iceland Mexico City, Mex. Johnston City Stonefort New York City Virginia City,Nen. Thompsonville Eldorado Ill. Boise, Idaho Washington, D. C. Pheonix, Ariz. Ringling Bros. Beverly Hills Shantung, China New York City fxlt OD , Ill 0 Glendale, Calif. Chicago - Philippine, Is. Scissors sharpener 4 Easter egg dycr 2 Dish-washer O Lumber jack 6 Captain of cargo vessel 0 Six-day bicyclerndlna O Government nurse O Choir master 8 Supreme court judge 4 Carnival barker 2 Osteopath O Trapose artist O Dictator of Luxembourg 6 Window washer O Hair dresser O Hair wig agent 8 High school janitor 5 Dude ranch operator 6 Foreign Legion O The Lone Ranger 4a Slaughter house employee 5 Pineagple grower 5 Church bell ringer O Tobacco auctioneor 6 Tea Taster 4 Shoe cobbler 8 Ice cream dealer O Life guard 5 Naval officer l Car manufacturer O Artist ' 34 Ann Sheridan of 1950 4a Radio music murderer H O Swim suit model O Revolutionist 7 Mayor 2 Bubble dancer 5 Gun moll 6+ Cigarette girl 2 Mattress tester 4 Circus fat lady 34 Professional wrestler O President's braintrust 4 Potato farmer 9 Circus strong man O Glass eye specalist 5 Missionary 0 Editor of Esquire 0 Orchestra leader 5a Movie Columnist 0 Street car conductor 6 Night Club hostess 44 u1u11 THE CARDINAL Stanley, Charles New York City Tammay Hall loader Smith, Harry Pokum-Dlun Street lamp lighter Worth. Margaret Sidney, Australia Shoop-horder West, Roy Casper, Wyoming Toe and finger-surgeon Vick, Pauline Dogwalk Fire and police chief Stephenson, Noll Tyler, Texas Stunt pilot Cgntzall, Rita Herrin Society leader Smifh, Evelyn Rome, Italy Elevator operator Sevnri, Louise London, England Queen's lady in waiting sail, Arch Johnston City Road commissioner Rlohmond, G5 Africa Explorer Mdrrah, B. J. Collandar, nt. Country doctor PASSING THOUGHTS Foolishly we let the hours slip by, Hurrying, pushing, shoving, headless of bystanders Shivering by the wayside, holding out a feeble withered Hand to catch a shining penny or to hear a pleasant word Which warms their heart and makes them glad. But lo, they do not hear! Carelessly we let the days slip by, ' Leaving stones unturned and duties uncompleted, Racing blindly into darkness unpreparedifor the price We are to pay. Caring not for others as we ourselves Are comfortable and have all good things around. Safe from the wind and storm and rain. Too late we know that we have failed, Blackness grabs us and we are once again turned Back to the earthly dust from whence we came. HORRORS OF WAR Lovona Kilgore My shoulders ache beneath my pack, My trigger finger is cold and numb, The rain falls hard upon my back, My senses reel and are almost dumb. I often think of men who sit And watch the markets soar to the sky, And then I think of how I've done my bit And gaze at the horror of war and wonder why-- If those men who make these wars, Were compelled, like me, to tramp and march, Then we could thank our lucky stars For there would be no wars. LaCleeta Patterson I sswxeuiffiinits ww SPRING FEVER Howard Brant, a senior at Brookfield College Wallace Baker Ed Burns, a chemistry student Ralph Kenshalo Vic Lewis, an art student John Baiar Lou Herron, a journalism student Mary BUPJH Mrs. Spangler, the landlady Naomi Foulon Anne Pureun, Howard's heart-interest Mary Ann Carter Vivian George, V1c's heart-interest Veragene Biehl Henry Pureen, Anne's father Gerald Webb Phoebe Pureen, Anne's mother Jean Akromevich Maude Corey, Howard's spinster aunt Virginia Sanders Professor Virgil Bean, of the Zoology department Arch Roll Dr. Dixon, President of Brookfield College Don Brashears The Senior class chose for their annual class play a three act comedy depicting the joys and sorrows of life at college. The six who are just about to graduate have more troubles than an ordinary person can imagine. Ed Burns, Vic Lewis, and Howard Brant who board with Mrs.Spang- ler, a jolly middle aged woman, were in an uproar during these last few days before commencement. Howard, whose aunt was financing his way through college eou1dn't pass zoology and thus would not graduate Then Vic, who was trying to get a commission for a magazine cover, mistock Anne's CHoward's girly father for a Bolshevick model, whom he had hired by telephone. To add to Vic's and Howard s sorrows, they found that Mr. Percon lAnno's fathery was planning tocendow a science building for the college but now would not because of hhO' indignity he had suffered. 0n-top of all this, Howard's aunt appears on the scene, finds that Howard will not graduate, and proceeds to inveigle ppofessor Bean into letting him passe ' By much planning, Anne, Vic and Vivian trick Mr. Percen into en- dowing the college, All ends well, the seniors graduate, Professor Bean and Aunt Maude marry, Anne's parents consent to her marrying Howard and Ed's attempts to perfect a substitute for dynamite end the play with a bang.' Mr. Tillman directed the play. -apr l5'f'w fp ,,mQj A1 E,, --my ' ,.4..,,,,,,,' A t, J A F: Y , try, Ti ' .- .A fl., M hi , , Q-flirt J 1' wi 1' Eff xfbii 1 . . v . cn x. . A 'f,J412'm,'g!-3 bA y .M , .IQ it Vim.-I .'1.?' ?ii.i-I it :aj U19 'ff xc '. V '1 . ,A .X -. -alibi-22' 5? Q J'I,.pgQ 1 - -L ' agm'nc', 4 f 3' M wail X . -H lf If . 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Savant Edward Dipietro Second Picture Top Row Joss Tidwell Daniel Davies Edward Ritter Johnni e Garner Bob Stephenson Earl Long 'S tanley Allbgush Emery Pearce nrnold Jackson Bob Mitch ll Francis Roberts naverne Hinckle .lbln Ludas Edgar Davis 1LTUMlSwHMPS Stanley Benzek Row JUNIORS CAS they appear in picturesl Second Row Kenneth Willhite Joseph Peebles Sherman Droit Eugene Williams Junior Pugh Florence Williams Ruth Hamilton nngeline Sebbcn Virginia Pritchard Marguerite Matthews Hester Cox Joan Browder Georgia Felkins Joan Sanders Helen Sanders Chester Everly John Jones Sidney Jenkins Paul Wisek Junior Hall Second Row Robert Springs Billy Grant Thomas Hope Edward Springs Kathleen Houplpr Ruth Hill Louise ncklin Helen Barnes Opal Lee Shelton Jean Kowalis Mabel. Davi s . Manda Lamb Betty Jennings David Carr alfred Brugnara Jimmy Loomis Leslie Smith Junior Galloway Junior Long Other members of the Junior c L. D. Starrick Olene fGoddard QV Third Row Theresa Sanfillipo Josephine Trapani Doris Oliver Lucille Zavis. Dina Gugliolmini Edith Bondi Wanda Cusson ' Virginia Niderstros Kathleen Sanders Wanda Overby Elizabeth Fitz Catherine Fitz Evelyn Slater Hilda Wisok Hut R 'ck , J Q Third Row Pierina Castrale Wi 1 lotta Bhihngggrtng Beatrice Barra Dole Reed Mary L. Chandler Jane 4T5ln1away Evelyn ee Betty June Howard Loreno 'I-antrip hmry E. Jones Wilma B. Walton Mary Lu Bell LaCleeta Patterson La Wanda Phipps Bonnie Roth S O.I'C I' C ,l---if ri.l its THE.CARDINAIJ e 1 .,i.,, l., Junior Clos? Play Foggy Rose a common little rosebud Ruth H111 Maggie Hose, Peggy's eunt Wilma Walton Jim Hose, haggie's husband 'Albin Lddns Jack Archer, alias Matson . Dan Rodden Fcrdie Himbledon, Jaek'c assistant Edgar Davis hrs. Warren, leader in society Helen Barnes Joyce Belmont, a hothouse orchid Virginia Niderstres Priscilla Prentice, an old maid Wanda Cusson Hazel Sonmcrs, a friend of the Roses Opal Shelton Dryden Proonis, r super salesman LaVerno Hincklo Minnie Clark, n neighborhood pest Betty June Howard Percy iouthworth, 5 very dominant sissy Kenneth Wilhito' For their annual class play, the Juniors chose a three-act eomdcy, nClimbing Roses.n UClinbing Rosesu is the story of a truck forming family thrust suddenly in the midst of c tcwn's most artists- crrtic group. The trials and heartaehes of the family, who try to be- come Hsocioty folksn by having their gardener teach them manners, bring many of the laughs. The romance is provided by Jack Archer, alive Watson, and Peggy Hose, the owner of the house loft to her by the generous uncle of the town's society leader, hrs. Warren. The situation really becomes complicated when Jack Archer invites a Friend of his who is a prince to visit with the Roses. 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Second Row geaina Barra, Ruth Zavls, Lena Minelll, Agnes Leonard, Helen Holder , Katherine Goforth, Catherine Grachen, Geraldine Felk1ns,Juan1ta Della Betta, Wanda Rogers, Helen Trella, Mildred Eades, Eva Moreml Gladys Hobbs, Francis Lekatich, Evelyn Curry, Vaundlce Craig, Jewell Avery, Evelyn Williamson, Tpgggig GQ111, Third Row Pogo' Pearce Dorothy Dean Williams Nora Cooks Eval n Panty Wllmina Caaaleen, Jean Slater, Elizabeth Jones, Naomi Martin, Ngdinelnpidan Lorene Gambill, Helen Murphy, Geneva Miller, Genevieve Pate, Katie Centrale, Betty Goodman, Mary Ann Will, Betty Lamb, Ray Sanders, B111 Hayes, Lowell Jones, Joe Kublliski, Eugene Roberts, Tommy Kerr Joe cumstay, Gene Wells, Gilbert Engram, Julian Sanders, Harold Chltwood. Second Picture Top Row ' ' Paul Farmer Donald Barham, Charles Perschbacher, Charles Bennett,Caro1 Jackson, William west, Wallace Martin, Gene Hawn, Tom Kilduff, David Henson, Zlgmond Vadja, Edward Dunbar, Albert Endrlzzi, Gene Sanders William Durham Orville Kovach George Sgeranzi, Harlie Williams Rex Lantrip, Glen Daugherty, Lowell Over y, arnest Dlpietro, Mike Shukltes Second Row Polly ihoments Francis Stoller Wilma Heron, Lucille Benton, Joyce Jack- son, llie Uecarro, Mildred Gregovloh, Wanda Miner, Geneviovg Gogdman, Mirginia Cooksey, Kathleen Harris, Reva Harris, Marilyn Miller, Juanita Hoffard, Shirley Miles, G9n6Q19Ve.B5gvey Iaverna Hanley, Helen Hope, Faye Shelton, Mona Lee Jones, Mildred Zelinski, Peggy Bennett, Betty Smith. Third Row . 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BOPPY, Phil- lip Trapini, Martin Hardy, Second How Ned Arron, J. .T, Garrison, Benny Fabian, Eugene Vieceli, Junior Williarq John Williams, Bob Farris, George Berry Gordon Kendrick, Harriet Owens Vernoll Klein, Helen Dunnigan, Martha Blevins,jJulia Barnek, Virginia Trapini,.Nerma Roth, Leeta Droit, Mary Petreff, Violet Littlofair, Loe- ra Lingle, Tressa Miller. Betty Ann Shroeder. ' ' ' ' Third Row Dorothy Chestosky, Betty Beyer, Laverne Tish, Audrey Pearce, Imogene Wingings, Mary Lou Roberts, Irene McC1ullom, Alma.Smith, Pearl Levi,, Albina Cernkovich, Gloria McPheron, Dorine Crowder, Delores Bradley, Iawands McPheren, Joy June Castleman, Fourth Row lee Castrale, Leedio Cabutti, James Strunk, Edward Williams, Robert ' Smith, John Robert Odaniell, Fred Cox, W. L. Elliott, Jackie Adamson, Harold Wadenski, Orville Clemens, Johnnie Refuni Second picture First Row E Douglas Higgerson, Donald Martin, Bill Hansford, Loren Williams, dhckie, Leigh, Joe Hamilton, Hubert Parsons, John Samples, Harold Spiller, Har- old Reach, Eugene Wise nn, Jack Spires, Marion Hopkins, Walter Bogdin, glfreg Geyer, Clint Stanley, Willie Kavmlos, Rudy Ban, Pete Leeni, Billy can arr s Second'Row Wilma Jean Reed, Jennie Racila, Mary Pearce, Mary Catherine Hoyle, Imo- gene Carroll, Barbara Bigelow, Mary Swift, Nevella Bailey, Beatrice Arnsmoyer, Mary Giacemelli, Carmalena Castrale, Betty Yantz, Florence Miller, Louise Hamby, Joan Fbhrenbakor, Joan Stevenson, Shirley Will, Betty Jent, Betty Louise Odum, Patsy Lee, Wilma Vodja, Third Row ' Marjorie Cockburn, Helen Cockburn, Helen Haseter, Vera Villages, Opal June Sanders, Mary Ann Walker, Ester Grant, Lerine George, Ruth Kee Virginia Hoffard, Lottie Lavandar, Lenera Zanina, Mary Leonard, Betty Childers, Mary Evelyn Wright, Jeanette Stallings, Gertrude Speranzi. -ru-155411 - 'lu ' L23 V-fbi, ,I use g f 5 . ,. 0 '24 .. 1-I .., L , I-.rlfps-eg. 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Advisor Arch Rollwnlresident Kathrine Hendrieksorsfvice President y Bobby Kempsrmwfreesurer Ruth HillMHSecretary Beatrice Barra David Henson Hubert Bsrsvns Bonnie Bean Ruth Hill Arch R011 Edgar Davis Betty June Howard Joan Stephenson Lindell Foli Joyce Jackson Edo Vidas Katherine Hendrickson Bobby Kemper Gerald Webb Eva laroni An innovation in this year's schedule was the Best Citizen's Club. This club is composed of members who are nominated and elected into the club, they become honorary members of the Student Council. The members are selected on the basis of outstanding scitizenship and character. At the end of the year one of the members will be selected as the Best Best Citizen of 1940. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Holmes--Advisor Lindell Foli--President Louis Vieceli--Scoretary-Treasurer - Senators Freshmen Sophomore Junior Seniors ClaP0nC0 BPOOKS Joyce Jackson Don Fehrenbaker 'Lorena Ozment Betty Jent Arnie Harrison Pierina casura11 louis Vieceli Representatives ' ' Felen Batts Albin Ludas Jane Thirlaway nary Chandler Bob Mitchgll Louis Viceli Harold Daugherty virginnia Niderstros Heroic walenski Charles Davis Pearce Irvin Harry Doerr Norma Roth The purpose of the Student Council is to promote the General wel- fare of the school, to arouse school spirit, to provide an opportunity fp? student cooperation and participation in tho management of school 9. BPS The council has sponsored a best citizenship organization which new has a membership of sixteen- It has further sponsored a museum col- lection, locker inspection, flag day program, a courtesy stairway 'pun trol, and a bulletin board display of famous axioms. The council attended the seventh annual convention of the Illinois Association of Student Councils which was held on April 26 and 27 at Carbondale. A very enthusiastic and stimulating student-participation program was given on the nDevelopment of Personality.n , , W.LY - , '+V PHOTOGRAPHY AND AVIATION Mr. Cox--Advisor Edward Dunbar--President Neil Stephenson--Vice President - Arch Roll--SecretaryeTrea:urer Earl Babingten ' 'Fin 4, 'mv r.Un l Lerrv - . 1 eeeseer J.i'V '.D'wf, .l.,4. LA ,U.. .. B-hhy Jamphcll Junior Carter Bernhard Chitwood Harold Chitwood Charles Davis ncward Dunbar 329391 Grant Dill Harris John Hompler Helen Batts Richard Batts Bonnie Bean Stanley Benzek Veragene Biehl Barbara Biwelow Marold Gladys Ernest Marvin Robert Thelma Bruce Carr Dipietro Eberhardt Etherton Fellman Rosie Fletcher Naomi Foulon Domenick Giacomelli Fern Grant Clydell Hoffard Helen Hope Joyce Jackson Sidney Jenkins Betty Jennings Lrnest Kovach Wanda Lamb PHOTOPLAY CLUB CGroup AJ Marion Hopkins Lowell Jones Tommy Kerr Junior Long Harold Ealinski Eugene Owens Arch Roll Robert Roth Don Sanders Edward Springs Neil Stephenson Bill Stokes Herman Summers Mr. Tillman--Advisor LaCleeta Patterson--President Bonnie Roth--Secretary Rex Lantrip Earl Long Eva Moroni Bernadine Mason Marguerite Matthews Eugene McClintock Robert Mitchell LaCleeta Patterson Dorothy Pearce Genevieve Richmond Eugene Roberts Bonnie Roth Joan Sanders Julian Sanders Opal June Sanders Violet Savant George Speranza Dariell Thomas Steve Thomshak Florence Venable Gene Wells Evelyn windings Lucille Zavis v f k. ,.'f. 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All :rl Ji. 1 4. fy .V f, . iii! - g THE 0143131 NAL VOGUE CLUB KGreup AD Miss Nester--Advisor Margaret Bearden--President Gladys Biehl---Vice President Wanda Hamilton--Secretary Treasurer Betty June Howard ---- Program Chairman Nevella Bailey 'Villetta Baumgartner Wargaret Bearden Mary L. Bell Lucille Benton Peggy Bennett Gladys Biehl Laverne Bishop Edith Bondi Vivian Brown Genevieve Goodman Louise Hamby Ruth Hamilton Wanda Hamilton Kathleen Harris Reva Harris Kathleen Hempler Ruth Hill . Juanita Hoffard Virginia Heffard Mary Ann Carter Mary Murphy Betty June MurrahSK Virginia Pritchard Eruna Ricci Mary Lou Roberts Ruth Rodeek Wanda Rodgers Opal Lee Shelton Virginia Niderstros Eugene Backenstc Joe Ban Richard Batts Alfred Brugnara Walter Davis Fred Fitz Laverne Hinckle Joe Kubilski INDUSTRIAL CLUB Mr Gead--Advisor zNo officers? Evelyn Curry Wanda Cusson Hazel Davis Helen Dunnigan Selah Edmonds Florence Elliott Georgia Felkins Geraldine Felkins Pauline Finney Lorine Gambill Wyonia Garrett Betty June Howard Elizabeth Jones nary Jones Ruth Kee ' Frances Loknvitch Lorine Lantrip Lottie Lavender Naomi Martin' Virginia Martin Edith lleroni Betty Smith Jane Thirlaway Pauline Vick Wilma B. Walton Dorothy Dean Williams Florence Williams Margaret Worth Eve yn Yee Albin Ludas Virgel Loyd Charles McLaren Clarence Oeth Josephy Peebles Neil Stephenson Junior Wall Ervin Williams 9 . IH 51? 1 'r fiqff . s -,Ji I 'I ,. J1- -rv A . , . i , ..w IN. M - ,571 ' . .I . ,E-A . ll- ', :1'f. ,jig M. ' Q 'lilfft-y u A ,. , fffzn,-1f4d,gg4.a 21- r 'll ,il 1,,, ri? ' 5. ., F .g,. - 4? r. u . ' 1' mn. -.31 :V- --fwhi Q. A 1':1'if:4- 1.-sushi f--2 --As 15 fl 61' I 5. v i9',1 !P rr. -4 4. I I 4 , . , 1: HW' u YXTI' , A i 1 iiruim llhnfi li ' 4 1 jp ,f .E ii' J ug .,. A .I , W THE CARDINAL DRAMATIC CLUB Mr. Griffin--Advisor Naomi Hunter--President Evelyn windings--Secretary Jack Akin Jean Akramovioh Lois June Archibald Helen Barnes Willetta Baumgartner Mary Lu Bell Martha Blevins Den Brashears Mary Ann Carter Wilmina Cazaleen Albina Cernkovieh Vaundiee Craig DBp00n.3rowder Tressw 39111 Joe Hamilton David Henson Helen Heseker Thomas Hope Naomi Hunter Betty Lee McNeil Gloria MePheron Florence Miller Geneva Miller Margaret Norville Betty L. Odum Lorene Ozment Maxine Ozment Genevieve Pate Joe Roberts Wanda Lee Rggors' Norma Roth Virginia Sanders. Bonnie Schaffer Jeanne Slater Betty Smith Gene Thomas Wilma Vedja Mary Vedron William Wgat George Kee Pearl Levi Violet Littlefair Irene McClellan Mary'EvolynfWr1ght. Ev01Yn'MaQ.Wi111amB Betty Yantz RADIO CLUB Mr. Ebbs--Advisor Olympio Zanini--President Mike Shukites--Vice President Gene Wells--Secretary-Treasurer Orvil Clements Joe Radice W. L. Elliott Dill Stokes Charles Murrahgh Pete Leoni Gene hells Julian Sanders Snvino Giacomelli Udoll Anderson Gerald Kinley Tom Kilduff Harold Spiller Rex Lantrip Robert Smith Bebb1b'Hewell' Shelby Crowe ' Joe Castrale Richard Nash David E. Carr Junior Howell Olympic Zanini Michael Shukites Bob Dawes Jack Adamson new 4 wag,ngs1D1NA1, p Earl Babington Charles Barger Delores Bradley R. H. Chitwood Polly Clements Fred Cox Leon Davis Harry Doerr Leota Droit Edward Dunbar Clyde Follis Co Lo Hayes John Hebert Hempler Kathleen Hempler Ruth H111 Marion Hopkins Pearl Leir Mary Leonard Udell Anderson Rudy Ban Norman Berry Louis Berthoux Walter Bogden Joe Castrali Ralph Davidson Iunior bndrizzi Jill Gravelis Billy Hansford Bobbie Howell Donald Kendrmkk Pete Leoni Marion-Mezurek SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB Mrs. Purcell--Advisor Junior Long--President CRAFTSMAN CLUB CGroup AJ Junior Long Donald Martin LaWanda McPheron Virginia Niderstros Doris Oliver Evelyn Panty Johnnie Refreuna Ruth Hodeok George Seagle Opal Lee Shelton Van Shelton Edward Springs Mary Swift Jess Tidwell Philip Trapani Vera Cruz Villegas John W. Williams Lenora Zanini Mr. W. S. Bennett--Sponsor CNo officers eleotedl ,XCharles Murrah J. C. Parrish Tom Parrish Tom Polish Joe Radice Johnnie Refreuna George Seagle Bobby Smith Harold Spillar Clint Stanley James Strunk Philip Traoani Edward Williams Junior Williams u-an-ici-in-1 Mr. Tillman--Sponsor Maurice Stanley Leonard Joe Ban Charles Charles LM THE QQRDINAE-lg g- y sc1ENcE QQLUB Mr. Simpson--Sponsor Van Shelton--President Edward Dipietro--Vice President Savino Giacomelli-Secretary Treasurer Absher Allbaugh Avery Barger Bennett Edward Berry Herbert Carter orvil Clemens Loon Davison Harry Doerr N. L. Elliott Fred Fitz Ralph Francisco JZ T. Garrison savino Giacomelli Gu L. Hayes Junior Howell Wllliam Kilduff PHOTOPLAY CLUB Mary Walter--President Kenneth Littlefair Donald Martin Wallace Martin Charles McLaren Harold McWilliams Charles Morneweg Richard Nash John Robert Uidaaniell Clarence Oetha Max Overby Emery Pearce Frances Roberts Van Shelton Winzal Swift Jess Tidwell Joseph Tomshak Edward Viscardi Charles Visoardi Shirley Miles--Vice President Gladys Biehl--Secretary Treasurer J. W. Benton -f Lucille Benton Edward Berry Gladys Biehl Nora Cooksey Daniel Davies Hazel Davis Millie DeCaro William Durham Nyonia Garett Eencvieve Goodman Nadine Grider Wilma HBITTHL Luther Hyden Carrol Jackson John Jones Lavona Kilgore Agnes Leonard Jimmy Loomis Virginia Martin Shirley Miles Bishop Poole Evelyn Smith Mary Walter Roy West Ruth Zavis '-' wma .-.' w 3 1 , ur - A- 1 . qi, .R in . V FF! f F! , mr IQ' yu A ,ll . , ji il . A lvl n I L1 'm ,:. r.. a'Nl'u Q' l . .-,J ,A ff J - ,f F-1 Ji 5. ,,.. 'V 1-iw x , . .,. I A H ,-A 35'-, - ,Q 1-5 I I is ..' 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Grant Floyd Gurley Marguewiue UE.. . iraqi nine Miss Baymourewsponsor Charles Davis--Presldent Aubrey Grant-evice President Beatrice Barra-rProgram Chairman FRENCH CLUB Miss Nestor--Sponsor Jack Akin--President B111 Harrison George Hazel Clydell Hoffart Vincent Hoffart Helen Holder Bill Kilduff Bill Lantrip Earl Long Eugene McClintock Marilyn Miller Bob Mitchell Bill Murphy Margaret Norville Lorene Ozment Maxine Ozment Lawanda Phipps LaCletta Patterson Peggy Pearce Junior Pugh Dola Reed. Edward Ritter Bonnie Roth Helen Sanders Ray Sanders Fay Shelton Herman Summers Charles Viscardi Kenneth Wilhite Mary Ann Will Hilda Wisek Paul Wisek Juahita Della Betta--Secretary Treasurer Mary Lou Roberts Gail Lawrence Billy Hayes Jack Akin Laverna Bishop Juanita Della Betta Wanda Hamilton Catherine Grachen Joan Stephenson Jean Fehrenbaker Shirley Will Betty Ann Shroeder Betty June Odum Robert Springs Q - wait wywjijw M W WWW 3 W M WH A , ,, , TIE GABDQNQL L ATHLETIC CLUB Mr.Davia0ns-whdvisor Hildreth Higginbotham--President Louis Vieeeli--Vice President George Jent--Scoretary-Treasurer Leo Brugnara Xarold Jaugherty Clan Daugherty Earnest Dipietro .ario Della Betta Don Fchrenbaker Lindell Foli Louis Foli Arlie Hubbard- Billy Harrison Hildreth Higginbetham Herbert Carter Leon Davis Leon Davison Gilbert Engram Paul Farmer Glen Jackson CR.AFTS1iI.NSH IP CLUB Mr. Bennett--Advisor CGroup B-No Offioersl COMMERCIAL CLUB Miss Stanley--Adviser Mary Paootti--President Arnold Jackson George Jent George Kee Johnny Oliver Dan Roddon Robert D. Savant Robert P. Savant Louis Vieeeli Gerald Webb Eugene Williams Walter Kowalis Harrold McWilliams Junior Wall Ervin Williams Kenneth Willhite Louise Savant--Vice President Dorothy Bloekley--Seoretary-Treasurer Dorothy Bloekley Rita Castrale Catherine Fitz Elizabeth Fitz Luvona Kilgore Eva Lisaius Olga Luzzarelli Mary Pacotti Dola Reed Theresa Sanfillipo Louise Savant Angeline Sebben Evelyn Slater qkr-vnu J-uv 'imp fx. -m-me-rg: 1 ' I ,-Q 9.1. DI '14- Vffr. , . , 1. 4 - U ' -r 1 . v x ' ' 1:6 -.a l '- ., .. .F ,za -' . .. -EE: 4 :Ii 5, V-4r' , r-,., , v N, vw 4 J. ,paw by u ..,. ,n . ,Mu 1 v, -. 1 'fs .vm ,' -.,-3, ,WL 1. Y .N L' 9- 4: ,ax 5 fJ3tiW4. f'i1i'f.7' ' 1 Qu L aQ..THE, CA13.D1,L1!.f.AL., , C-, L ,..... BAND Lloyd Cox--Director Charles Stanley-vPresident John Baiar-HVice Pfesirent Selah Edmonds--Secretary Joan Stephenson--Treasurer Jack Adamson John Baiar Wallace Baker Charles Barger Mary Lou Boll Veragene Biehl Leedio Cabutti Betty Childers David Carr Selah Edmonds Floyd Harris Howard Harris C. L. Hayes Gladys hobbs Lowell Jones Ralph Konshalo Torxmi o Kerr Patsy Lee Jimmy Loomis Marilyn Miller Harry Singer Charles Stanley L. D. Starrick Joan Stephenson Robert Stephenson Edward Vatovee Harold Walonski Roy West Shirley Will Robert Wheeler Don Fehronbakor Betty Louise Odum Naomi Martin Joan Fehrenbaker Paul Odum Lmry Evelyn Jones J. T. Garrison Peggy Pearce Wyonia Garrett Billy Grant William Resnik Rosina Barra Martin Hardy James Roth Nadine Gridor Billy Harris Betty Schroder The band placed second at.the.districts contest and a number of solos and ensembles placed. Those placing first in solos at the district contest are as fol- lows: Jimmy Loomis, Jean Fehrenbaker, Betty .Schreedcr,' John Baiar, Marilyn Miller. Roy west placed third. Those placing first in the state contest were Jimmy Loomis, John Baiar, and Marilyn Miller. Betty Schroeder placed second, and Jean Fehrenbaker placed third. Of the twirlers Rosina Barra and Naomi Martin placed second. The ensembles placing first at the district contest and state com test were the drum duet--John Baiar and L. D. Starrickg the clarinet quwrtette I--Jirag Loomis, Robert Stephenson, Martin Hardy,and Charles Stanleyg the tmirlers--Rosina Barra, Nadine Gridcr,, Wyonia Garrett, Mary Evelyn Jones, Naomi Marting the saxophone quartette--Joan Stephv enson, Shirley hill, Betty Schroeder, Betty Louise Odung the brass sextette--hallzce Baker, howard Harris, Paul Odom, Don Fohronbakm' Killian Resnik, Floyd Harrisg the flute duet--Jean Fchrenbaker and C. L. Hayes placed first at the district and third at the state cmm test. The clarinet quartette II--Harold Halenski, Betty Childress, Patsy Lee, and Lowell Jones placed third at the district contest. These who won first in the state contest will partie ate in the national contest to be held at Battle Creek,Michigan, May 6, l7,and-18 LV THEDCARQLNAL A Ti ATHLETIC CLUB Lu. Fletcher--Advisor John Vaeearo--President Lindell Fell--Vice President Glmrfnce Brooks leedlo Cabutti Ray Farris Boeby Farris Ll nde ll Fell Gene Ganbill Billy Grant Junior Gnllaway Arudtt harrison Donald Kendrick Gordon Kendrick DE311 'PING CLUB Mrs. Purcell--Advisor Lawanda McPheron--President Bob Kemper , Donald Norwood Hubert Parsons Jack Spires John Vaeearo Zigmend Vadje Eugene Vieeelli Ed Vidas Perry Wilson Robert Wheeler Deleris Bradley--Vice President , Leon Davis--Seeretary-Treasurer Deleris Sradley Harold Chitwood Tom Collins Leon Davis Laifanda I-icPhe ron HOM ECQNOMICS CLUB Miss Sharp--Advisor Lena Cabutti--President Ray Sanders Alma Smith Mary Swift Phillip Trapani John Williams Ben Eva Spiller--Vice President 1 Mabel Davis--Secretary-Treasurer Beatrice Armsmeyer Julia Barnok ' Betty Bryer Edith Bondi Genevieve Beaver Lena Cabutti Katie Castrale Cermelina Castrale Betty Childers Mabel Davis Mildred Eades Geraldine Felkins Katherine Geferth Mnry.Giaeome111 Louise Hanley Helen Hope Laverne Hanley Eva Meroni Audrey Pearce Louise Savant Ben Eva Splller Jeanette Stillin Dine Guglielmini Gertruaf Speranz France Steller Laverna Tisch Helen Trolls SS 0 - y -yy THE CARDINAL rv MATHEMATICS CLUB Mr. Pepplee-Advisor Mary Chandler--President Pierina Castrali--Vice President 1Leota Droit-:Secretary-Treasurer Pierina Cestrali Mary Chandler Harry Coulson Leota Droit Sherman Droit Rose Francisco Vincent Hoffarb Gerald Kinley Gail Lawrence Bill Murphy Bishop Poole Leslie Smith Alfred Gower Roy ibst Johnnie Hobbs Hilda Musek Paul Wisek PEP CLUB Miss Poynter--Advisor Florence Elliott--President Thelma Fellman--Vice-President Milma B. Walton--Secretary-Treasurer Lois June Archibald Wllleta Baumgaertner Margaret L. Bearden Vivian Brown Wllmina Cazaleen Wanda Cusson Gwendolyn Davis Florence Elliott Thelma Fellman Georgia Felkins Rosa Mae Fletcher Naomi Foulon Lorene Gambill Terese Galli Viola Grant Fern Grant Katherine Hendrickson Juanita Hoffart Betty June Howard Betty Jennings Betty Jent Mona Lee Jones JW aiwnvifv M9 M V C JW pl j tvl ' 0, Mary Evelyn Jones Elizabeth Jones Vernell Klein Betty Lam Lorene Lantrip Dilla Beth McPhbron Naogt4Mart1n gan a Overby essle Oliver Harriet Owens Kathleen Sanders Joan Sanders Evelyn Slater Alma Smith Christine Testory Jane Thirlaway Geneva Tolbert Florence Venable Wilma B. Walton Dorothy Williams- Hilda Wlsek Evelyn.. Yee fp W W ,. -r a T53ELQ!iiPI1i5.P i THE WTGWAM NEWS Published bi-weekly by thefstudents of the Johnston City Township High School. QQ TFE STAFF ' Editor f V+, lf, John M. Baiar Blsiness Manager j3,gaw,,gMM4,,-Cf1,Nagmi Hunger Sports Editor Oorgo 00 Society Editor f3gZL0 7't' 'Virginia Sandei? Cr anizations Anna Malinos Tygists ,KfZL+4u14Zw4L95WuunBernadine Mason Katherine Hendrickson Columnist Florence Elliott Art Editor Marguerite Barra Technician Junior Howell Reporters ' jCiLA'Mj Bonnie Bean - !j0 L XBetty June Murrah - Margaret Worth Faculty Advisor E. G. Griffin The Wigwam News is a project of a staff chosen from the Journalism Class by a faculty committee. This year's staff assumed responsibilty in April, 1939 and continued to publish the paper until last April. The Journalism Class published the remaining issues, with the typing classes doing the stencil work. The paper this year has carried more closely to news than it has in the past. Arch Roll Junior Long Lawrence Duncan Harold Wmlenski Albert Owens, Jr Grange Bell Bob Campbell Junior Williams CAMERA CLUB .Lloyd Cor, S onsor John M. Baiar, grssiaont. Ralph Kenshalo, V. President Neil Stephenson, Secretary Lowell Jones Jackie Lei h Bennie Fabian J. T. Garrison John Robert Odanioll George Berry William Carter Bernard Chitwood , - ,c ee, e,... -,.filHE.2AHPINAT:, F, HI-Y Mr. Ebbs--Advisor Glen Daughtery--President Edgar Davis--First Vice President John Baiar--Second Vice President Hugh Edwards--Seargent-at-Arms - G ggi? ggigr gasqgo Elaggmelli Grange Bell Luther Hyden a Douglas Higaerson Simi Bggggon David Henson Don Brashears Ralph Kenshalv David Carr P0111 051311 Bernard Chitwood EGWEIPS R3-ttef' Glen Daughtery GSHS h0maS Kenneth Willhite William West Edgar Davis Hugh Edwards A This year, the Hi-Y has been more active than in the past. The Older Boys' Conference was held here, December 2-5, with Glen Daughtery acting as president. The theme of the conference was nYou and Your Future. 'The Hi-Y holds semi-monthly meetings at school. The programs presented are to help the boys in life. ' The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of Christian fellowship, HI-TRI Miss Stanley--Adviser Bonnie Bean--President Katherine Hrcvatich--Vice President - Rosie Hao Fletcher--Secretary Maxine Ozment--Treasurer The Hi-Tri brought to a close its activities with the annual Hi-Tri Banquet, The theme was Udapanese Garden.H Mrs, Marie Trevor Cox was the principal speaker at the banquet. Her topic was gossip. Earlier in the year, a group of the Hi-Tri attended the conference at Carmi where Grace Sloan Qverten spoke on social hygiene. The Older Girls' Conference was at Metroplis with Margaret Wells Weeds as Ppeaken The Hi-Tri meets semi-monthly and at these meetings various forms of interesting programs are given. Several speakers who were on the program were members of both the faculty andstudent body, and prominent townspeople. C THE CARDINAL u- ' 5 'WI ' l ISI' C OMMERCIAL C ON TEST The district commercial contest was held in Herrin on April 15, The advanced shorthand team placed third. The beginning team placed first, with Catherine Fitz placing third as individual. The sectional contest was held at Carbondale. The beginning team again won and went to state on Hay ll, 1940. Thercihqq-placed third, In the Little Egyptian contest hold hero on April 20, Johnston city won with a total of thirty-two points. Both the beginning and advanced shorthand teams placed first with individuals placing as follows: Mary Chandler, first, and Picrina Castrale, second, in the VO-word event, anna Malinesky placed second in the 9O.word event. In the 110-word event Bonnie Bean placed first. The bookkeeping team placed third, INTELLECTUALS As a member of the Little Egyptian Conference, Johnston City took part in various Intellectual meets hold at Zetgler, Carterville, and Sparta, In all the contests, Johnston City accumulated points to place fifth in the conference. First Meet at Zeigler Second Moet at Carterville Boyis eration-Arch Rollefifth Boyfs solo-Lindcll F011-fifth Humorous readingfNaomi Foulon-third Piano solo-Marilyn Millerethird Girl's chorus-third Girl's solo-Mary Gillespie-first Boy's quartet-third ' Third Meet at Sparta Coronet solo-Wallace Baker-third Dramatic reading-Charles Davis-tied for second Girls' quartet-third Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is non, and a sense of humor was provided to console him for what he is. ---Wall Street Journal 1. 1 .-ru. 'z '?7 1 . xl - 1 4. .th 3-55 .- . ,a ,, -I 1 , A . 1 .,' 5 ' ' - 1 6' , . - ' -,, J-,F .3 'A pf? ' 1 7 1 aPf',ai 'W 5253'- i- ' ,ea fini' J '- ffj5'7s+'!x -I A . fa ' LM .H 4. 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However, before the end of the season this group cf misfits, scrubs, and players who had never before boon in a 'eotbzll uniform were to be known as one of the best teams ever to ren nresent J, C. T. H. S. under the lights. This year marked the end of Big Eleven Conference activities for I. C. and we played in a new Central Egyptian Conference, along with Zeigler , Christopher, Sparta, Carterville, and Elkville. The Indians took the championship of the conference handily with five victories and no defeats. . - Three players: Captain Lawrence Calufetti,ga1lbaek, George Jent, end, and George Kee, center, received honorable mention 'from the all state board on their team selections. The season opened with the unknown Indians taking on a highly touted team from Elkville on September 15. It took the warriors some time to get going out in the last half they hit their stride and came down the stretch with a 55-O triumph.. ' A week 1ater,.September 22, with Feli, Williams and Jent on the injured list we trave ed to Herrin to play the fighting Tigers.. In the Hirst half Herrin took a 6-O lead.. The added another touchdown in the second half to lead 12-O., Late in the third period Hubbard, J. C. end, intercepted a Herrin pass and galloped to the five yard line, from whwne Bruenara went over. In the fourth period the Indians really came Lack fighting. A steady marqp down the field ended with Brugnara again going over tackle to tie the score at twelve a11.' Forty-five seconds jr playing time remained when Rodden pitched a pass to Vieceli from .a fake kick after-touchdown formation to put the Indians ahead 13-12, -nding the most thrilling game played by the Redmen all season. Cn September 28 the Warriors pitched their tents on the hunting frounes of the Sparta Blue Streaks. ,Playing in a slight drizzle they ran the ball all ever the field to win 1862. The work of the J. C. line which refused to bedge an inch was the highlight of this battle. Zeigler was the next to fall prey to the mighty men of J. C. on L October 6, but only after a tussle which almost brought the T d a tie in the late Jperiod. The Indians were undoubtedly off oF2gm0g3t managed to oke out a 6-O verdict on their home field. 5 The Christopher Bearcats provided an interesting evening for the aedskins when they entertained them on October 13. Vioee11lA intorgope- f?Un of Q ChPiSt0Ph0r Pass on his own 10 yard line and the run back to sae opposite eight yard stripe was the big blow which resulted in the Bearcats second defeat in three years, scgro, 5-0, Little need be said about the massacre of the Carterville Liens fn October 20, J. C.'s homecoming game. ,The second tggm had thgir 'ehdheb to shine and did, scoring 2 touchdowns. The score was Indians 65: Lions 0' CContinued on Next Page! A N u-4 1:1-ax :mf 1- - ff A ' '- naqu ,F ll FOOTBALL The Indians played their best game of the season on October 28 when they engaged the Eldorado Eagles in their Saline county strong- hold. Eldorado had a big line and a fast backfield which included Blade, a 190-pounder,ln line for all-state honors, and had beaten some of the best teams in this section, among them, Benton, champs of the Big Seven Conference, by a score of 15-6. The Indians were in top form. Blake was completely stopped and the big Eagle line was out rushed by the smaller but more aggressive J. C. linomen. The score rted 19-O in our favor at the final gun. November fourth was a sad night for us because it not only ended our schedule but also ended in defeat by Salem. The Northern boygl first two touchdowns camo as the result of fumbles deep in Indians territory. The Indians only score came on a blocked kick on Salomw ten yard line. This battle was a natural letdown after the great Eldorado victory, and but for a few bad breaks, the score might have been reversed. J. C. gained more yardage than Salem but twice when near the epponont's goal could not put the ball over. Score: Salem 19 J. C. 7. ' The Salem game ended the high school football careers of ten players: Jent, H. Daugherty, R. P. Savnat, R. D. Savant, Fell , Koo , Davis, Webb, Calufetti, and Vieceli will be lost next year. At a banquet given in honor of the team at Bryd's Hotel, Leo Brugnira, halfbaek, and Eugene Williams, guard, both juniors,wcYe elected co-captains of next yelr's team. Harold Daugherty, senior-Handicapped by the lack of weight.nMarkn was, nevertheless a brilliant defensive and offensive loft end. This was his fourth year of football and his experience made him a good man to have around. Mario Della Betta, junior-A tough, durable loft tackle. Made the jump from the third team to the first eleven in one year. nMottio U should gain plenty of weight and be ready for a great season next yean Eugene Williams, junior-Co-captain for next year. One of the hardest hitters in a hard line. Fast in running interference at left guard and herd charger on defense. Should be at his best next year. George Kee, senior-In his first year as a regular uBaben was an outstanding defensive center. His aggressive play at the pivot post was appreciated by a large number of coaches who saw him ple . His work on J. C. 's grid team received an honorable mention for the all state squad, Lindcll Foli, senior-Big, powerful -a fighting right guard who get c kick-out of playing football, hBlubbern was a real Gibraltu' on the line. He will be hard to replace when next year rolls croundv Robert Du Savant, senior-The biggest man on the team uFdtsn first and last year of football made us wish he still had a few years to play. He played a lot of football at right tackle in 139. George Jent, sneior-Four years of real football brought to an end uR0d'sn all-round performance at end this year showed his value as well as versatility. His kicking, tackle-round plays and 'defensive play in right end brought honorable mention for the All-Stfte eleven. QJHEZ C.'xRDIN.'xL q p p p p p , Myne., -u-- . , na-1 1-1. ' 'FOOTBALL Louis Vieceli, senior-A shifty, pace-changing runner. hang was one of our highest scoring backs. His fine QUE-1't6I'bf10k3-T18 WGS well A1 1 t d t d f lax . pppreieg eBrEgn2gg ?9a2nTgrEiBgg Ygpssgeeng year as a first eleven at . -t A f hi E ide hel in himself to lenty of vegcuggwgsgggg tggiiggatoleftmhalfggek,she wgs gelected ce-capgain for IIS ll next year!s team. ' Q H N Arnold Jackson, junior-Right hR1fblckfuBrownionuwas another-who rmde the big jump from the scrubs to a varsity nan. On reverses and sweeping one runs he was ge'd for yardage it any time. His speed was an important factor in his playing. He should be even better next year. Captain Lawrence Calufetti, senior-The only football player to be elected captain of a J. G. team two years in succession, 'bagon earned the praise of coaches, players, and fans with his work at fullback. An all-conference selection last year and an all-state honorable mention this season, it was generally agreed that he was the best in this soo- tion of the state at his position. Dan Rodden, Junior-llayed more cr less regularly during the year at quarterback. 'Jupen will be back next year to guide the Indians from his signal calling post. Arlie Hubbard, freshman-Split time at left end. His heifht made him a good pass catcher. nSmutH will be back for quite a few years yet. Gerald Webb, senior-Waitod late to get started but showed up well against Sparta and Salon. nGerryn was well liked, a fighter, end a good team man, a dependable substitute. Charles Davis, senior-Played quarterback and Guard. Net very big but willing and good enough to win two letters. Stinkyn was a fre- quent substitute at both guard and quarterbacks Special credit should be given to Don Fehrenbakor and Mike Shukites,,gDnrds who performed so well in the absence of the regulars. The members of the second team were: Ends,Glen Daugherty,Tackles ShuRit-3, Di Pietro g Guards , Davis , Fehornbaker 5 Center , H. Deerr QqaTt5yihbm3Kbuper5 Halfbaeks, Webb, Brooks, Fu1lback,R. P. Savant. Sport, that wrinkled Care derides, And Laughter holding both his sides. Come and trip it as yo go, Dn the light fantastic toe. --Milton .THE CARDINAL of W the gre won ten 'e BASKETBALL Mr. Ralph Davison--Coach Mr. Virgil Fletcher--Assistant Coach ' Four of ten letternen returned for the basketball wars along second team. Unlike the football squad they were picked to t winner. They did not disappoint their followers. The team won 25 and lost 5A of the regularly scheduled game three out of four in tournament play. The Indians won the Regional Tournament at Benton by boating 41-29, McLeansboro 45-51 and West Frankfort 40-25. They lost first game of the Sectional Tournament to Herrin 56-52. S with be a and Ben- in George Jent was placed on the all-state team by a state wide vote of coachos,'wr1ters and principals. Captain Hildreth Higginbotham re- ceived honorable mention. Captain Hildreth Higginbothan Senior-UHickU was a great loader as wall as a fine ball player. His defensive work and ball handling nado aim known throughout this section. Last year he made the Big Eleven Ccnferenco second team. Probably the greatest tribute to his defensive ability and team leadership was his befng picked on the Benton UTough - est-In-The-State,u Regional Tournament all-star team even though some the states highest scorers were there and he made only 4 points .luring the tournament. George Jent Senior-Little need be said about uRedU. Everyone who sew him play will remember the flaming red head of '57 '58 '59 and '40 Jith the possible exception of Art Yates and Ralph Davison , Red is the greatest all-around athlete ever produced at J. C. T. H. S. His Basket- ball record leaves nothing to be desired. His scoring and rebounding for four years brought places on two all-conference teams, the Regional tournament All-star team, and last, but not least the All-State team. Billy Harrison, Senior-Though not as spectacular as gong of the other boys usandyn was probably the nest consistent player on the team as well as one of the nest versatile. He was a good shot and a fine defensive player. During the absence of Captain Higginbothan it was he who took charge and directed the team in fine style. In the second tussle with Christopher Bill was the whole show and won the game almost single handed. Eugene Williams, Junior-nSquabby'sn third year on the varsity was probably his best. His fighting ability and spirit never was shown better. He played an aggressive, head on, typo of basketball and finish ad over the 150 mark in scoring. His great eye in the clutches and zgainst strong teams pulled many tight ones out of the fire. He are' looking for Squab to be a grezt player next year because of his eipors icnce and ability. U Arlie Hubbard, Freshman-The freshman class was nhighlyu represented this year by the 6 feet 5 inches nSnutn whose height 'end rebounding work made him a dangerous player. In the scoring column he finished second only to Jent. With three years to go Johnston City should be well represented in one position at least. CContlnuod on next page! Ci IL ll, li 11 H -'-' A ' played in around who Louis is a od i ,unnq' ' Cdentinued Louis n practically all fxmdersbvgymgp Jent at Yllln on the squad, but H -vw -.tal F011 Junior-UPign BAS IETBALL on preceding page! was the Ind ans's best substitute. Ho evory'game this year. alt was gratifying to have someone could be sent in for a regular without weakening the team. Junior but will not be eliglble next year. Gerald Webb, Senior-nJerryU was whether of that great reserve crow which helped the Indi s so much this voar, The old left-hander play- ef the games this year and did a neat job of center. Off the floor he was the best natured on the hardwood it was all business. He asked no Oppone nts soon learned they had a job on their favors and gave none hands when Webb came in. John Oliver, Junior-nHot-Shetu played in many games this your and was considered the best shot on the squad. He has everyihingmith tagis to be a great player Ho is tall and handles himse f we . 7 S year's experience behind him he should be a regular next season. , Arnold Jackson , Junior-uBrewnieN did not begin to display his ability until the final weeks of the campaign, but when he did start he made 'em stand up and take notice. His speed more than made up for his lack of experience. Jackson is being counted on for regular duty next year. Glen Daugherty, Sophomore-UGeorgen is a coming star. Next year should see him a regular starter. Tall and a good dribbler he looked very good 111 his frequent appearances on the floor for the Indians. This year?s experience on the varsity should prepare him for first hand duty next season. The players on the second team were: Dan Heddon, Perry Wilson,Ihr bert Parsons, Don Fehrenbaker, John Vaecarro, Ed Vidas, Bobby Kbnpor, Marion Hopkins, Gordon Kbndrick, John Samples, Gene Gambill. NOVQ ll' N ll DGP: ll 0 'w u m 17 Vienna 18 Hurst Bush 24 Albion 25 Carlyle 2 Benton s ze1g1er 9 HHbrr1n 15 Carterville 21 -Coal City 22 A1biOD There Here There Here Here Here There Here Hero Here SCHEDULE Jaco OPPQ 1 T 40 21 A.f1no t 17 15 nSquabu'W ans basket in overtime the elinchoxr 23 22 Tough but worth it 32 10 Ne. 4 and still going up 48 21 Big Seven football ohmqr ' ion 26 24 nSquabn again overtime Periods 26 25 'Hiek4snfroe throw heldl the game 44 12 The score speaks for it- self 20 21 First less in nine games. Seb, sob W 26 20 Second ever Albion fGbntinuod on next pagej ...MC-'S-325399571111 ,. as 1.1. J Virgil Fletcher-Coach A good turn out of about thirty men greeted Coach Fletcher, begin- ning his new job as head track coach for J.C. Among them were fifteen experienced men including Co-Captains George Jent and Louis Veieeli. In their first five meets the team won first in three, second in one, and sixth once. A dual meet with Marion opened the campaign. Paced by Jent, who placed first in the 220 yard dash, the 110 high hurdles, and the shot- put, they ran away from the Wildcats, getting 74 points. h The county meet was also won by J.C. and Jent again was outstand- ing along with Vleeeli, Davis, Heddon, Dipietre, Jackson, and the Freshman Relay which set a new record. LJent tied the record for the high hurdles. - The. J.C. cindernen finished second to Benton in the ' blreounty meet held at West Frankfort with a total of 45 points. In the West Frankfort relays the Indians could get but 19 points but that was good enough to win sixth place in a field of thirty of the best teams from Illinois and Missouri. A. Jackson get the only first for J. C. in the breadjump.A , The Central Egyptian Conference meet was won by the Tribe, giving it a clean sweep of all the major conference sports. They accumulated a total ef 51 points in winning.' At the publishing of The Cardinal the tracksters still had the Herrin Relays, The Southern District meet, and the Marion Relays te run to complete their schedule. , The team: G. Jent, co-captain, L. Brugnara, H. Daugherty , A. Jackson, R. P.. Savant , R. Batts, E. Di Pietro, F. Gurley, D. Roddon M. Eberhardt, G. Jackson, L. Calufetti, A . Hubbard, E. V1oceli,co-cap- tain, J. Vacarre, C. Davis, D. Kendrick, J. Hamilton, C. Brooks, H . Parsons, S. Giaeonelli, E. McClintock and E. Vieceli. SCHEDULE ' ' CContinued from preceding panel Ian. 16 Carbondale Here ' 9 4 Battery for tonight's ggne N 19 Christopher There 55 52 nRedu in overtime N 20 Elkville There 54 19 Ho-Hum U 27 Zoigler There 28 26 Fan xv brew,that was close U 25 Shelbyville Here 44 50 Sono shoetin,beys,not enmgh Feb. 2 Carterville Here 45 15 Boarding the lien U 5 Sparta There 44 21 This grows monotonous U 6 Carbondale There 26 16 The not-so-terrible-Tornas H 9 Herrin Here 25 51 'Twas a sad night 0 10 Christopher There 58 29 Somebody step on Harrison N 16 Elkville Here 57 24 Nothing to brag about U 17 Pana There 55 59 Without uHickU all is lost including the game H 25 West Frankfort There 40 59 Fivo Rodbirgg vm, Ono M3050 U 24 Marion Here 58 24 Tables turned for a changej .J c11il- ' M' ' 'eiatsf ATHLETIC ASSOCTATION Miss Seymour--Sponsor Katherine Hendrickson--President Wanda Overby--Vice President Shirley Miles--Secretary Treasurer Lillie Bolle Arnold Katherine Goforth Trosso Hillor Jewel Avery Betty Juno Goodman LONG Mimolli Beatrice Barra Nadine Grider Bott? Odum Marguerite Barra Resina Barra Mary Burja Imogene Carrol Ruth Gustat Katherine Hendrickson Wilma Herron Helen Holder Bessie Oliver Wanda Ovorby Evelyn Panty Mary Pearce Nora Cooksey Mary HOyl0 PUSSY Poarco Dorothy Chestosky Katherine Hrovatich Mary Petroff Polly Clements Betty Jent J0nn10 300110 Lorene Daub Betty Lam Wilma Reed Gwendlyn Davis Patsy Lee Kathleen Sanders Millie DeCare Agnes Leonard Betty Schroder Ruth Dunn Leera Lingle Joan Stephenson Jean Fehrenbaker Anna Malinosky La Verne Tisch Lorene George Dilla McPheron Geneva Tolbert Mary Gillespie, Shirley Miles Virginia Trapani Vera Villegas For the members of the G.A.A. the year has been crowded full ofin- terestlng events and activities. Ono of the most interesting events was the G.A.A. playday, that was held here on November 27. dOur G.A.A. was hostess to 120 girls who represented five schools of Southern Ill- inois. There were a number of different activities and exercises giv n under the direction of Miss Seymour. A contest was held in which one girl from each of the five schools represented. The girls were judged upon beauty and posutro, Johnston City being represented by Katherine Hendrickson. ' During the club period on March 14, a formal initiation was held for forty new members and each received a membership pin. ' As has been done in the past two years, three girls will be sont to camp this year. They will be the president, vice president and one elected member. The G.A.A. membership awards were given on the twenty-third ef'Mayw Each letter given was on the basis of each girl having passed in three subjects, kept health rules for at least sixteen weeks and having the required number of points in G.A.n. activities. Another outstanding accomplishment of the G.A,A. was its sponsor- ing a noon time recreation program. This program was carried on from the first of February until the end of school. There were a large num- ber of different games available to everyone who cared to play, thermmt popular being: ping-pong, volley ball, croquet, and tennis. ' The gym class was also responsible for the Tumblers, who did aero- batie stunts at the basketball games this year. wg v bf.- rfz - . . .- vb id f .rJf -. .1 fi ' gf: vl ' .. my ,, ' '- .. . 1 -qc .335 'J' , 6. rm? 5qT,fjK . 41,1j, M ' .TT IX -hw 552 si-2.11. . - .502-.-fag' 71 .' , sz gL'al,.2 'Qt ..wU 29- ., .., g.. Qfif . ' an-if 1- fy, 1 1: 0' fi- 4, , . r. . .1 A -,-1 - ,ci in V ' 1 1- s i .Q .3 -' M r 4 ,i.w :. f an S 15 W K ,LAI I-4-iidvgf ' 3, gtlff, ff Igsf, 1 , fp., - 1 IQ I ai M 3 X' t'Z2ii-- '41 f +2 bfiw ' '.Qw:3-.e.rn?v..:,,H Qs.. -i...55!f'?? hifwtf :Zig 'A- ,i ,f- 4 ..-. .14 +. wr. 4 . -'-.r . ps Q Iii 5, .. L .. K ,N 'fzw 1-N, . ., . 1 '..' ' '-: , - T-1 K, a M ' 41. 1 I. 4 I J '1 . 1. .,a- , -, I5 YUM' - ,KQQ-'5.. 'i 341' v-:..' . - . .4 2-x. A . . .5 x 1 9 , . 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' gg L1'i,4A'i3',wkf4L4 .'gi P 1 ' ' v ' M we l 4 c in 1 I J . - 'Inu 1 r Vi E. EW ,II4 la Wa, -uf xy . -. ng l -W ,M gt- g . rms CARDINAL. V ,I , , SCHOOL CALENDAR ' Seotember 5 6 7 12 14 15 31 22 Again in the corridors is heard the sound of running feet. Freshmen are now beginning to act as high school students should.' Senior class organized. Congratulations, President Arch! Edgar Davis will head Junior Class. Many loyal persons are joining the A. A. First Assembly program given by MT. Griffin. The ending brought tears to the eyes of many seniors. We have our first taste of victory. We beat Elkville, 52-O . Yea, Perry! Yea, Gambilll Cheer leaders are chosen by popular vote. Naomi Martin as drum major will inspire the band on to better things 0 29 Can we play football in the rain! We beat Sparta. October 6 Seniors send first order for Class r1ngs.Save your pennies,seniors 4 High Tri organized. This year it isn't compulsory. 5 Our first lyceum. Mr. Delbert Hartcr, world traveler, spoke on e 'Q A. 20 24 28 his adventures. He left with us the thought that we are lucky to be Americans. Lindell Foli chosen as president of Student Council. First P. T. A. meeting. Here's wishing it all the luck in the world. A day for rejoicing and for sorrow. We had a swell time at homo- coming but many of us flunked our first exams. Another lyoeum. I'm sure we all enjoyed the program of songs , especially those on the vibraharp. Brown and Nealy. G. A. A. has annual playday. The theme was uwizard of Oz.n November 5 6 10 17 13 Our boys end a winning streak by losing to Salem. Here's some consolation, though. We are conference champs. nBummyH and USquabH were chosen as co-captains of next year'sfoot- ball team at a dinner given by the school. An Armistice program given with Mr. Harold Bigelow giving a talk on.Uover theren. Fifteen rahs for our basketball team. We start the season off right by winning from Vienna. The basketball eam of Hurst-Bush is good, but we are better. We Vlong December l 2 Bs we start the month off right by having an exam, uTurn backward, turn backward, Oh, time in thy flight And tell me one thing I studied last night.n ' All the girls are fighting over the chance to serve at the Older Boyfs Conference dinner. The Pop Club won. Another lycoum. Ambassador Quar ot. We sure are getting our ponny's worth. g g THE CARDINAL g 9. Ah, how sweet is victory! We beat Herrln. 14. U. P. A. orchestra entertulnod us. 21. Celp Chorus enjoyed by ell- First Best Citizen Awards given to the Charter Club members. 22. Hurrahi Our team beat Albion. Hurrah again! Christmas Vacation begins. .TC'3.1'l'l1.'1 ' ry 2. School re-opens. And everyone is still groaning. Again too much candy! 5. Did you ever sec so many engagement rings? Santa must add to the romantic atmosphere. 4. A pep talk was given to the girls on how to catch a boy friend. This is Leap Year you know. 6. More laurels for our team. We beat West Frankfort. 12. American History tern papers due. What a load off the Juniors' chest! - 15. Nice game boys played at Marion, but they d1dn't bring home the bacon. 15. Another lyceun. The Ritz Trunpteers. Luss Roberts is really a picker, ualn'tU she? 22. Our team sported new suits at tho Elkvillo'ganeS1 ' 27. Those new suits must be an inspiration. Our team won a close game from Zeigler. February 2. Team wears new suits for the first time at homo. uKlck-Offu is made official mascot. What a rroud team! 5. Cardinal Staff chosen with Virginia Sanders as Editor-in-Chief. 6. C. B. Green gave an impersonation of Abe Lincoln, the resemblance between Mr. Green and President Lincoln is striking. 15. Assembly program by Mrs. Purnell who presented scenes from nAbo Lincoln Grows Up.n 22. Mr. Ebbs gave as an assembly program an interesting radio skit of an interview between the modern student and Washington.' 25. We did it again! Beat West Frankfort, in a thrilling over-time period, 24. We broke a losing Jinx by beating Marion. Our first team was all together tonight for the first time in three weeks. 28. What a wonderful night! We beat Benton in the first game of tho Regional Tourney. March 1. Junior Play cast picked. Our team is all right! We beat McLeansboro to play for first place. 2. We are now Regional Tournament Champions. 'Our boys really brought home he nperk.' 3. Captain Hick and uRedu made the All-Star Tournament team. p p p THE CARDIEQLI Y K p pyg l yy 6. J. C. debating team goes to Herrin for a non-decision dcbate.Thcy come here tomorrow. 7. Too bad, boys. You did your best. Herrin beat us in the first game of the Sectional Tournament. 8. Exams. But I think everyone is feeling so badly over last nights game that he will probably flunk. 14. Photographer takes the remaining picture for the Cardinal. 15. Band gives a concert. Our band is really a first-rate ono,thanks to I-irc Gfxxo 16. Herrin wins second place in the State Tournament. Oh, they have to be good to beat us. 19. Junior Play a hugo success. 20. Hurrah, Wu get a vacation while the faculty must attend a teach- or's meeting at Carbondale- 21. Rod makes All-State second team and Captain Hick received honorable mention. 5'3 22. Band takes second place in District contest and Gloe Club will enter State. 28. Spillertown brought to us for an assembly program the numbers she will enter in the Intellectual Cbntcst. 29. Journalism Class ousts the old staff of the Wigwam News. April ' 1. School receives the good news that Kathleen Hompler will be enter ' od in the State Vocal Contest along with Marv Francis '01110gp10 Nc fooling! 2. Our shorthand and typing teams competed against Herrin just for practice. Herrin won! 3. Track team pours it on Marion. Beat them '7-46. 6. Band goes to State contest and really brought homo the bacon. 9. Dr. Hall -from McLcansborc gave fi short talk on Cancun 20. Egyptian Commercial Conference here. We won. 27. 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