Charles Town High School - Rambler Yearbook (Charles Town, WV)

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XIAXRY lil.lZtXl5li'l'H XX'l'iS'l' Xl.XRY l.lllllY ll'ln'u yozfri' onlin, -zu' -rvozff j.1f'gt'i ,l'HII, Xlary drifted in from Nippon :ind joined our ulzins fonr years ago. Shu ix very -piict except in history clan or wht-n tht' Nnlmjsrt of Howard if- hronqlit np. As to Xlaryk future lift-, we understand that wha desires to enter the Hlinhinesf world :ind we :all hope that Shu will sl1ccm-ml, .Xthlvtic .XssoL'i1xtion. 'JNQ liditorixtl Stuff. '54, 'ill ,I Xfli VORLISS H.XlQIQl'fl,l. ,lAL'li -laul: is not ont- who xcintillzitcs in his studios. lint hc more thzni makes np for it in zitlilutics. living thu lteystonn of thv footlmll tuzini and one ot' the nminxtziyx of the trzicli tr-mn. llc ix zdxo very fond of walking, cspt-cizily from XX'incl1wtur. Hs has Conn- np from thc lirst grzirlc with not many hnlta and pretty good lvcllzwior. Sonny of thu tl1ingQ llc lun to his Crt-mlit are listcfl lvclow. liootlizlll, '20, '27, '28, 'JUL ililllllllll lAo0tl1all, 'lfl Xlanzipgcr football, '28, 'ZW 'l'r:iclt, '20, '17, '28, 'lflg Ili-Y, 'jog Rixxi1n.l-Lk Stull, '17, 'J'l: flziss Yin-- l'rt-sidt-nt, '28, XX'Il.l.,X SOl l'll XY,Xl.lil-Ili llll I I If ,5 Zx'4'1'f.x' lil lflq' .N In'1'l'l. Uni' school day, will Noon lac over, nom- ol' ns will forget our dark haired girl, XYillu. Slit- has but-n with ua only two yt-urs, as slit- czinu- from tht- l'lztrpur's Ferry School to the l'. H. S. She mine to tix when wh: wsu zu junior. S-he if lov--cl hy everyone, eapvclally by the opposite sux, l wondvr what ,hit will do after shi- gracluzttcs, l hop: wht- will go to collt-gr. 01' wha may urzics -oiilt-om-'Q' tahlc, llllllflllllll time will tell. XXI- fill wiah ht-r snccs-x in wlmtt-vcr who umlurtziltcs. Xlillzi, i't-inmiiliui' the if H. S. palf, ln-czmsc wr :ill love yon, Athletic .fXs5m'i:itioi1, '37, YN: liditorizil Staff. 'N 'wi

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YIKCQINLX CATH ERI NE 'l'H.XRl l2 RAl.Pl'l .S'i1t'm't' ix fjUlllt'll.U Virginia has hcen witl1 us throughout her entire school career. Although Virginia has won the reputation of heing the quit-test memher of the senior class, we all love her, XYL- have not heard detinitely what Virginizfs future career will he, but we have heard lots about her desire to take a course in teaching. A course in domestic science may prove more useful. llut whatever you undertake, Virginia, here's wishing you the best that the future may hold. ,Xthlt-tic ftssociation, 'ZSQ Editorial Staff, 29. Nl lLl..XlQlJ lil-1SSl-lilQ IRUSHONG t'lDOl!llS Millard, hettcr known as Hobbs and l'est'i to the girls and teachers, joined the class ot' '29 in the hrst grade. He has heen able to gain a step each year, until now he has reached the top of the stairway, sometimes leading the way hy his willingness to study. XYhen Millard is not at home studying, you can generally tind him riding around Utowny' in his K'l.ittle Red l'oi'd. Little is known of Millard's future life, but we have heard him say that he was going to Roanoke Vollege next year and will study to be an electrical engineer. XYe all hope that he will make a great success as an engineer, hut he will have to stay away from girls. Football, 728, 'ZUQ lli-Y, '20, '27g Secretary Hi-Y, 428. Xlil.Ll li Kl.Xl-Q SNYDIQIQ N ELI. 1'l'lm1t'.t'1', fniflzful, and SIIVU, om' Ilia! mn lu' rvlzcd zzfmzzf' Nell has heen with our class hut four years, hut in that time we have learned to know her as a conscientious student and a trustworthy pal. She is always willing to lend a helping' hand when there is work to he done. Here's wishing' her much success and happiness in the future. Athletic Association, 'ZSQ Editorial Staff, '20,

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C'HlQlS'l'l NH lf. SNYI HCR l4l'lRISS l'1'x fm' limi zlflzltvx in lim' dark film' vx't'x.'! .fXltl1ruu.1l1 our sulirml :lays will smut lie nvvr, none uf us will forget our curly hearl, fhriss. She has been with Us only live years, Christine, who is loved lay all, comes to us every :lay frmu Summit Point in her llurlge. 1 wrincler what she will do after she grarluates. llerltaps she will go to college, or she may grace someuue's tahle. Time will tell us. Here s success to you, C'l1riss, anal please reznemlver all your C. l'l. S, pals, he- cause we love you, Athletic Assoeiatimi, '27, AJNQ liclitorial Staff, UU. lflilill II.XlQOl.lJ AXUQIQIQ lfRlilJ .Xltlimlgll lfretl enterefl l'lig'h Suhtml xx year lie- fore the rest of us, he was lsinfl enmugli tu wait for us su that we might enjoy lmviug' his coni- pany. XYe are glafl nf this fm' his perpetual smile anrl reatly wit often help to make the clay seen: lnrig.flitei'. It usetl to he llerryville but now it's l 1'eclericl4 flu' l i'eclrlie the shiek, fm- Thelina must gn away to sclmol, lt has even lieen saitl that lfrerl is going tu llmul frillege next year, l i'e4l's lmsitiuu in the clrugi store has eaiuerl him the title of rloctmx He is guiugf to try tu live up to this title for he hopes to stutly menlieine in the near future, ,Xtllletie .Xs:ueiatiun. '27, QS. lCS'I'l l lili Nl-1Il.l.l3.XlQlfIlil.lJ 1iS'I'lllCR Xnm' but l1m'.x't'Iji FUJI 11111411 ur flIl'UHt'f,U Esther is one uf our Seniors, who will flepart from 4leai' V. ll. S., in june, She is very tallta' tive, hut has successfully travellerl the harrl path from the first grafle to her last year ut' high sclmul, with the class ot' '29, listher playvml lmsltetliall for three years, anrl has helped to win many games. l'lere's wishing' her the lxest nf success in lit-L. -Y l:.il11m'i:tl Staff, ,ESQ Athletic ,XssnL'iatiun, '2lv, '77 'N