Carthage High School Seniors Leave Mark in Yearbook
A long inscription filled with class roles and memories recalls senior year activities at Carthage School. It lists offices held, letters earned in athletics, music and clubs, and concludes with personal bequests from graduates to friends and teachers, ending with reflections on futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage School
Miss Chappell
Smith
Pearson
Pike
Lupato
Carthage
Prophesy of a 1956 Carthage class members world tour
A narrator recalls a 20 day trip with film crew to Europe and Asia visiting fashion shops, casinos, factories, and notable people. Stops include Paris Inez Creswell shop Connie Wells yacht Seine bucket, Monte Carlo dealer Carol Ewing, Mary Campbell in Italy, General Motors Hong Kong led by Virginia Lesley, Mc Corkle Corkers baseball team in Japan, Hawaii ads by Clifford Miller, and Donnie Campbell in Washington. The tour ends with Carthage High School class of 1956 graduates securing their world roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosswind
New York
Lo and
Bill Todd
John Gordon
Anita Moore
Switzerland
Bill
Alps
Europe
Paris
France
Inez Creswell
Inez
Connie Wells
Connie
Monte Carlo
Carol Ewing
Carol
American
Mid West
Italy
Samuel Singeheart
Carthage
Sam Gray
Mary
Bob Campbell
Mary Shutt
Bob
United States Navy
Navy
Mary Ellen Marshall
George C. Marshall
Far East
General Motors
Hong Kong
Virginia Lesley
Lupato
Virginia
Japan
McCorkle Corkers
Bob McCorkle
Suzanne Bramel
Americas
Hawaii
Clifford Miller
California
Herman Robbins
Gertrude Stacey
John Woods
Washington, D. C
Donnie Campbell
Donnie
United States
U. S. Army
Wilma Hall
Wilma
Love, Inc
Carthage High School
Class Will From the 1956 Graduating Class
A humorous senior will from the nineteen fifty six class bequeaths quirky personal traits to classmates and teachers. Suzanne Bramel passes her life to Norma Marsh while Donnie Campbell bequeaths makeup credits to Bob Stanley and band ability to Jack Smith. Inez Criswell wills her painting ability to Jim Terhune and Carol ng transfers her allergy to boys to Sally Rhodes. Marlene Sande receives a Civics book, Sam Gray bequeaths English alertness, Wilma Hall passes her typing skill and love of Tootsie Pops to Richard Weidner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Bramel
Norma Marsh
Mr. Meade
Donnie Campbell
Will
Bob Stanley
Jack Smith
Inez
Criswell
Jim Terhune
Patty Bailey
Carol Ng
Sally Rhodes
Marlene Sandefur
Sam Gray
Charles Elmore
Mr. Laupato
Wilma Hall
Dixie Riggs
Richard Weidner
Four Ways Continued From Page One at School Dance
The column lists senior memories and happenings with names and events. It notes new faces in the hall, upcoming commencement plans, and a farewell message to the juniors. Activities include a dance night, a new drum major, and a developing chemistry project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley H
Roy J
Stanley Sures
Bill R
Dick and
Wilma
Gertrude
Ines
Mary Ellen
Glenda
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F. F.A
Girls State Fair School
Hoosier Girls State
Congress
Chicago
National Soil & Water Conservation
Sioux City
Dekalby
Mr. Ballard
Marilyn Leisure
Carl Smith
Hester Creswell
Alberta Loveaul
Wanda Addison
Gary McClurg
Bill Parish
Annis McDaniel
Mike Watkins
Rawhide Smith
Bettina Murray
Dick Moore
Madeline
Dick Henderson
Bob Baker
Glenda Pope
Randy Bill McClurg
Gertrude Stacy
Phyllis Cline
Jim Mosier
Mr. Lupato
Bill Robertson
Jim Neal
Mr. Gardner
Butch Bramel
Beef Parish
Rushville
Virginia Joan Lesley
Bam Gray
Inez Mae Creswell
Bob MC Corkle
Wilma Hall Davidson
F.F.A
Mary Ann Shutt
Gertrude. Stacy
Don Campbell
Annis Jean MC Daniel
Herman Wray Robbins
Anita Kay Moore
Dramatic Club
Constance Kay Wells
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