Chariton High School - Charitonian Yearbook (Chariton, IA)

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G. A. A. Top row: Gloria Woodman, Elaine Howell, Patty' Schwartz, Dorothy Shields, Miss Lorraine Krause, Dar- lene Johnson, Edla John- son, Bettie Kennedy, Wini- fred Wilhite, Mary Dono- hue, Donna Baughman. Third row: Maxine Lingren, Lauretta Maxwell, Marjorie Hen1'y, Betty Kendall, Bar- bara Henry, Lois Jean Mc- Kinley, Leta McDowell, Bonita Littleton, Arlice Mc- Kinley, Vera Louise John- SOIL Second row: Molly VVood- man, Jean Lingle, Esther Belle Miller, Anna Marie Xlclioberts, Arlene Steven- 4on, Iris Allen. Corliss Phillips, Lois Samansky, Mary Curtis, Celeste Ken- riall. Bottom row: Darlene Lan- ning, Dorothy Martin, Mary Louise Kelley, Christine Cooley, Maxine Massman, Bettie Kinkead, V io l e t Stevenson, Evelyn Del- pierre, La Donna Lillie, Barbara Peterson, Barbara Lambirth. G. R. Top row: Helen Curtis, Jeanette Craig, Doris Fow- ler, Deloris Shelton, Nor- man Agan, Esther Belle Miller, Naomi Miller, Louise Starkey, Betty M a l on e, Marguerite Ciskey, Shirley Bradford, Betty Bell, Bet- tie Kennedy, Lucille Bear- den, Mary Patterson, Ar- lene Stevenson. Sth row: Doris Douglass, Winfred Wilhite, Christine C o ole y, Marilyn Ryan, Beatrice Willoughby, Eve- lyn Delpierre, Mary Louise Kelley, Jean Mc-Collougli, Ellisene Graves, Betty Grey, Betty Hazlett, Violet Stevenson. ith row: Pauline Carlson, Mildred Shockey, B e t t y VVells, Doris Willoughny, Martha Miller, M a x i n e Massman, Paulline Cra- bille, Margaret Bailey, Glt-at Bennett, Jean Lingle, Molly Woodman, Marjorie Henry, Ruth Ballard, Bettie Kin- kead. Lsrd row: Virginia Peterson, Margaret Donohue, Mar- garet Donohue, Margaret Rosa, Lucille Davis, Kath- nie Johnson, Evelyn Shep- ryn Stone, Marjorie Simp- son, Helen Ruth Gray, Bon- ard, Marguerite Cappellin, Annalea Carson. 2nd row: Virginia Paris, Barbara Johnson, Margaret Welch, Mary K. Craig, Bar- bara Dunshee, Mary Lu Conner ,Roberta Bright- well, Darlene Johnson, Edla Iohnson, Grace Smith, Betty Marie Wallace, Alma Calla- han, Gloria Hardin, Mar- tha Shirer. Bottom row: Carol Kend- rick, Louise Curtis, Helen Glass, Helen Dillman, Gor- ildyne Hughes, Mary Cur- tis. Celeste Kendall, An- nette Hartley, Cumftlene Wood, Martha Jane Tlncler, Betty Norman, Marie Stev- enson.

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362 Students Enroll in Extra-Curricular Activities ' ' ti ns with 362 members played an important Daft in helpiflg t0 make 2 1?-If--iJ2riT:himzci yiear a success. Much credit should be giffen W U19 Student Council' ture Farmers of America, Girl Reserves, Girls' Athletic Association and Future acht-rs of America for their work in promoting more varied extra-curricular activitiels. The Student Council was well rewarded for its hard work during this year by t e ' success of Homecoming, the round table discussion on, HOW Can We AS Students ilp Win the War, Mr. Draper's helpful advice to students, and the new idea of a :ocational Guidance Day in C- H- S ---- This Ye2lI S F- F- A- Chapter will go fmwnlgg story as having the largest membership in the history of the State of Iowa with tive members in the organization. The F. F. A. is also Droud of its Judging H2305 mich won many honors for C. H. S ..,. The Boy and Girl Party, the Mother-Daug er ia and the Easter breakfast were among the outstanding events of the G. R. organ- - d them not only DhYSl- ti . . . G. A. A. girls enjoyed many vigorous hikes that helpe ilytilimut also aided them in earning points for awards . . . Teaching school for a :hor eek, proved to be the most thrilling and outstanding happening in the F- - ' fganization. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Top row: Wilma Skinner, Louise Edwards, Audrey Skin- ner, Marie Stevenson, Bernadine Riddle. Middle row: Margaret Welch, Margaret Mitchell, Norma Teater, Vera Spencer, Ruth Ballard, Dorothy Lenzine. Bottom row: Evalee Greene, Mary Curtis, Celeste Kendall. Miss Louise Gex, Grace Smith, J. Cumalene Wood. STUDENT COUNCIL Top row: Mr, Lunan, Frank Belkey, Max Jones, Jack Spencer, Bill Ansley, VViley Cu1'tis, Jac-k Carlson, Bob Plows, Junior Ellis, Harold Jones. Middle row: Harlan Arm- strong, Doris Douglass, Jean Lingle, Bob Curtis, Phyllis VVerts, Miss Ada Scott, Lillian Ansley, Lois Jean McKinley, Faye iVil- hite, Mary Offenburger. Bottom row: Evalee Greene, Harold Stevenson, Joe Lgvig, Ray Whisenand, Mary Cur- US, VVaYne Moon, J. Cumu- lene Wood, Carol Kendrick. Lucille Bearden, Noi-nm lean Wilson, F. F. A. Pop row: Merrill Hutchin- son, David Price, Charles Powers, Milan Tuttle, Rich- ard Lint-rle, VVende.ll Gard- HGF, Dewey Johnson, Earl Brenaman, Charles Rhine- h3-Pt, Gene Spiker, Junior Caekler, Byrle Smyser, Don Hadley. 6th row: Claude Boylan, Caryl Storm, James Kelley, Charles Storm, G t- 1- 3 141 H i b b s, Albert Brown, Charles Graves, A r t h u r Cain, Calvin Mitchell, Mar- vin Teater. Vviley Curtis. 5th row: Max Jones, Eldon Boylan, Marion Peter, lx-lay. vin MOON. Jim Stout, James Askren, Roy Loney, George Ansley, Dwight Nickelson, Arthur Clive. 4th row: Dean Taylor, George Lawler, Caryl Wright, Bob Dunshee, Ilon- ald Trumbo, Donald Willis, Bernard Foxal, Robert Erickson, George Hamilton Laurence Jones, D e W e Loney, Daryl Campbell. 3rd row: Duane VVebb, Itoe Roof, Robert Farrell, Wil liam Catrenich. Robert Brown, Bill Ansley, Keith Stansbery, Richard Farrell, Bernard Mitchell, Wayne Abel, Marvin Sylvaria. 2nd row: Frank Martinache, Charles Rosa, Bob Webb, Wayne Moon, Donald Mc- Farland, Mr. C. M. Hardie, Bob Curtis, Earl Anderson, Gerald Stansbery, Lyle Gil- ham, Norman Fowler. Bottom row: Neil Smith, Bob Allen, Wayne Eddy. Junior Marshall, Junior Bingham, Don Tuttle, Lewis Pearson, Richard Robison, Howard Holmes.

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Ylusic Uroups Hut the finishing louches to Year's Activities BAND IDENTIFICATION Top row: George Ansley, Kenneth Brewer, J o h n Baxter, John Massman, Bolo Plows, VViley Curtis, Bob Bentz, Faye VVilhite, Roger' VV en n e 1' s t r um, Dewey Ruble. Second row: Lucille Bear- den, George Lawler, Don Nichols, Kenneth Smith. Claude NVrig'ht, D o n n a B a u pr h m a n, A1ill'fIlIHI'llB Dillman, Richard Lacey. Third row: Marc-in Uurtis, Bob Stallortl, Junior Gus- tin, Bonita Littlm-ton, Jean Lingrle, H'1rbn:':u Lambirth, Virginia Paris, Bob Fortis. Leiha Mae Arlzuns. Fourth row: Bzxrlazira Dun- shee, Eva-lvn S-lwp:1t'tl, Da - lene Scovel, L'1 Donfi Lilli -, Harlan Armstroncg, John Vrobasco, Uarini Siniili. Helen Curtis. Fifth TOXVZ llc-tto Kin'H-Hal, Gerzildyne Hughes, Dar- lene Lztnnineq, Hill Dinlife, Herbert Johnson trlirec-tori, Bailey, Louise Curtis, Ken- neth Scott. 0llf'HES'l'li X IIJENTIFILLXTION John Baxter, K e n n m- t li and, Don Hixson, Kenn t.1 Smith, Bob Beniz. f'er'oncl row: Louise Uurtif Faye VVilhite, G rtilrlvn strong. art, Martha Jane Tinml 1' rc-ctorj. 'Y The music department this year felt the effect of the war perhaps the first of any department in school. Because of tire rationing the reciprocal program with Knox- ville Was canceled. Due to the fact that our school year was condensed in cooperation with the national crisis, our usual spring operetta was omitted from the schedule of events. The vocal department participated in a mass chorus at Indianola under the direction of Noble Cain from the University of Chicago . . . The madrigal group and girls' sextet competed at the state finals in Oskaloosa . . . The girls' glee club presented a vesper concert on a Sunday afternoon in March . . . The madrigal group sang at the commence- ment exercises . . . The mixed chorus presented a number of religious selections at the baccalaureate service. The instrumental department also journeyed to Indianola and played in a mass band under the baton of Gerald Prescott of the University of Minnesota . . . The pep band was largely responsible for the enthusiasm displayed by the students and fans at the games and pep assemblies, which in turn was a definite factor in the success of our athletic teams. Bob Norman, lXlarp:z1ret. Pop row: Dewex' liululo, Brewer, Raymond XVlwis n- Hughes, Evelyn Sliepawl, Darlene Scovel. Vera Tunis - rohnston, Harlnn .X rm - Third row: Barlvzirn Stew- lllarjorie Ensley, .lm-nn Mv- Ccllough, Mary Louise Kel- ley, Herbert Johnsmn ldi-