Chariton High School - Charitonian Yearbook (Chariton, IA)

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Administration Through the wise counsel of Super- intendent Coueill. the skillful guidance of Mr. Lunau and the cheerful coopera tion of Miss Harding our four years in high school have been made valuable and pleasant. In years to come. as we look bask over our school days, these three individuals will be remembered as important characters in the building of useful and hamw lives. M. E. B. Administration J. R. COUGILL-- Superintendent of Schools 192041940 F. A. LUNAN- High School Prine-ipal 1923-1940 THELMA HARDING- Secretary Board of Education It is fittinn that we give much credit for the sucuess of our school to these men, Messrs. Van Dyke. Oppenheimer. Perry, Stuart, Manning, Leonard, and Supt. Cougill. The Educational System of Charitou is a fine illustration of their wisdom, energy. and spirit. So. to the Board of Education, we the seniors of 40 express our sincere gratitude. M. E. B. Board of Education .I S. OPPENHEIMFIR- S. Oppenheimer RL Sou P. T. PERRY- Sec-retary of Board B. R. VAN DYKF1- G. F. STUART- Attorney at Law F. E. MANNING- Merrhant J. R. COUGILL- Supt. of Schools HAROLD LEONARD- Leonard Lumber Co. Printer Photographer Engrziver Ll' ADER and HERALD-PATRIOT RATES STUDIO .IAIIN 81 OLLIER Chariton, Iowa Chariton. Iowa f'hicag0, I1li110iS Nat'l Bank and Trust Co

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g . ,'- Q THE 1940 CH Rrro It 1 VOLUME fn i i Co-Editors MARGARET ELLEN BAKER BILL sAL1sBU1aY . Business Manager il . llU'I'H FRANCES CURTIS Sponsors ' ' ,MAUDE WAKEFIELD 0. L. HUTCH1soN v ' CONTENTS , , FORWARD NSenior,.Section ' Calendar Junior Section - - Activities Sophomore Section Junior College Freshman Section, Section v 1 . DEDICATION There comes a time in everyone's life when he must either write a dedicaf tion, or at tribute, to someone he 'has known. In order to do'this he must go back o-ver one's life to the time when lie ha.s contributed his best to his fellow beings. Therefore, we, Seniors of 1940, wish to dedicate this book to the student body of past yearswho haveieontributed their best abilities in improving C. H: S. We know that the future students to come will remember their fine achieve- ment, and will appreciate the true spirit of C. H. S. ' ' W. A. S. PCHARITON Hl GH sCHooL, eHAR1ToN,1owA .,

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Top ltow: C. M. Hardie, Churiton, Iowa, vocational agriculture, Barney McCoy, Rock Island, Illinois, social science, junior high manual training and junior college coach, C. E. Schneider, Ot-hcyerlan, Iowa, college and high school speech and English, Clarence Zeigler, Churiton, Iowa, agriculture, citizenship und high school coach, O. L. Hutchison, Chariton, Iowa, industrial arts, E. C, Little, Blanchard, Iowa, college science, high school mathema- tics and physics, L. C. Itich, Oskaloosa, Iowa, commercial. Josephine IN-ts-rson, Council Bluffs, Iowa, commercial, Esther Rogers, Martell, Nebraska, high school mathe-matics and 1-ollcge education, Myrtle B. Forsberg, St. Paul, Minnesota, high school and collage history, Margaret Hausen, Villisca, Iowa, supervisor of vocal mu- sit-, Hoi-tense Guernsey, Churiton, Iowa, Latin and history, Feith Blomgren, Gowrie, Iowa, home economics, Carolyn Arnold, Grinnell, Iowa, 50DlIUlll0lC English, Loraine Krause, Minneapolis, Minnesota, science and girls' physical training, Thelma Harding, Charlton, Iowa, secretary. Maude NVakel'ieliI, Gilbert, Iowa, normal training and mathematics, Ella Mae Knop, Ch-ar Lfikc-, Iowa, journalism and junior English, Ada C. Scott, Des Moines, Iowa, science and sociology, Mary T. Kaisand, Indianola, Iowa, high school and college mathematics, .I. It. Cougill, Chariton, Iowa, superintendent of schools, F. A. Lunztn, Charlton, Iowa, principal and dean ot' the junior college, Ella Ii. Glenny, Minneapolis, Minnesota, fresh- man English: Laura Fitch, Chariton, Iowa, librarian, Virginia M. Kimball, Battle Creek, Michigan, college French and high school history. Missing niemher-Herbert fl. Johnson, Chariton, Iowa, supervisor of instrumental music. TO THE FACULTY rl'lI1'0llg'll our l'aculty's wise and help- ful guidzun-e, we have woven a web of edu- cation that will enable us to step success- fully into our life 's vocation. These tcziclicrs not only have added to our temple of knowledge but have lcd us into pleasant paths of wisdom, usefulness, and happi- ness. By their noble characters, courage, patience, and sincerity of purpose they have engraved upon our minds lasting impressions of high ideals which we will curry through life. To this group of men and women who have proved to be master liuildcrs, we the seniors, pay tribute. -M. E. B. SL E. M. C.