Mount Carmel High School - Sibylline Yearbook (Mount Carmel, IL)

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Junior Class Officers N 1 ,W BACK ROW Frederick Wood, Secretary Keith Coleman, Vice-President BOTTOM ROW Icrne Blood, Treasurer Paul Iones. President 25

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Senior Class Historu William Bcrstnagel ln the fall of l939, a group of l4U bewildered yet alert and innocent Freshmen entered the portals of Mt. Carmel High School, seeking higher achievements in the vast World of education. As our leaders for our first year, we chose Helen Carrell as President, Donald Fisher, Vice-President, Yvonne Carlton, Secretaryg and Doris Lewis, Treasurer. We chose Mr. Garrett and Mrs. McLaughlin as our guiding sponsors. We entered into the social world by having an April party and a Gypsy breakfast. As Sophomores we elected Robert Kling, Bill Waddle, Elizabeth McLaugh- lin, and Bill Wolf as our class officers, and Miss Mignonne Cheesman and Miss Elizabeth Cheesman as our sponsors. We were becoming more bold this year and ever mastered the art of passing notes. Our social life of this year consisted of a class party and a picnic at the end of the year. Then came the real test of our career-shouldering the numerous responsibilities as Iuniors. Under the capable leadership of Miss Elizabeth Cheesman, Miss Mignonne Cheesman, and Mr. Warren, We learned the laws of finance in order to make possible the lunior-Senior Prom and the picnic at the Country Club. We presented the play Good Night Ladies which met with great success. To help us fulfill the events of our crowded calendar for the year, We chose Mary Everett, Robert Kling, Dan Elkins, and Bill Waddle as our class officers. We had then reached the highlight of our school career. We were now Seniors, brimming with knowledge as Well as many fond memories of the preceding years. We were guided through our final year by Miss Tucker and Mr. Sims and our class officers, Bill Bastnagel, Robert Kling, Elizabeth McLaughlin, and Harold Rademacher. Our Senior play Professor, How Could You! met with great success and brought out hidden talents in many of our classmates. An outstanding feature of our social life Was the Iunior-Senior Prom given by the luniors. May 31 was the date of Commencement, after which was the annual commencement dance. All of these events We will long remember' as providing some of the happiest moments of our lives. Our class has been well represented in musical work, the various clubs, and athletics, as Well as scholastic Work. We have gained much from these associations and wish to thank all our teachers and friends for making our school life an accomplishment and a very happy remembrance. Helen Carrell 24

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