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

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Coczch Taylor l Qedication To the boys Who have shown us such fine entertainment throughout the year We dedicate this book. . Our basketball squad played fine ball, Winning the Regional and Sectional tournaments. Competing at State they were defeated in the first round. ' Under the fine leadership of Coach Taylor the spirit of team- Work which was shown on the football field Will be a great help in future life. ' More fans followed the games this year than ever before. Keep it up, boys, and We'll be proud of you. MARY KAY POI-IL , A lsfli-. Sectional Trop? '11, '23-

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Table of C011 te1L1ts FURLWORD SCHOOL VIEWS SIIBYLLIINIE STAIFIF FACULTY CLASSES SLNIIUR JUMUR SUPHUMURE WUESHMAN SPURTS PLAYS MUSIC fczunsss JIOKIER

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,..., v -...Y 1--sv- - lUlHIslI-lIslHI . . .WHAT'S lUlP DOC? WVlElLlLslLslL . . . llT S THIS WAY We've all been up to plenty around school this yearl and just for fun here's a short review of 1943-44. ' First of all, our four new members of the faculty made their debut on the opening day of school before A425 pupils. Miss Maud Moore has been out capable new domestic science teacherg Miss Sharp has taken on the double duty of teaching both Spanish and Englishg while Miss Stanley has devoted all her time to English and American literatureg and Mr. Floyd ably directed our industrious Future Farmers of America. ' The athletic season was an outstanding successg our football and basket- ball boys showing the true Mt. Carmelvspirit. Our triumphant victories at regional and sectional tournament were climaxed by our never'-to-be-forgot ten trip to state. We were beaten by Champaign, but only after a long, hard battle. ' The music department was tops again, working toward the highlight of the year-the Music Festival on May 12. On that day Mt. Carmel was host to a number of visiting bands from near-by cities. As usual the band kept the morale high by playing at all the games. Pap Perkins went strictly jazz this year with tunes like Shoo-Shoo Baby and Paper Doll . Then there was Pistol-Pcickin' Mama -Well, we'll ignore that. After its grand opening on fanuary 27 the Shack became the most popular after school and evening gathering place. A Student Council co- operating with the Shack management undertook the task of providing the necessary student workers. In the way of entertainment this year, the Iuniors again contributed with their monthly All-School Dances. Then the funiors gave the Seniors their send-off at the Iunior-Senior Prom on May 25th and the picnic at the pool. The Debate Club formal dance and banquet and many other club affairs rounded off the year. Much as we hate to have the Seniors leave us and much as we. will miss them next -year, we underclassmen wish them the best of luck and are looking forward to another year as successful as this one has been, Phyllis Skiles Ianet Watson Tw. X -tg. jf, 4 'I