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

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I, john Mason, do will and bequeath my job as blackboard cleaner to John O'Bannon. May he never overdraw his check. I, Evelyn May, do will and bequeath to Charlotte Thompson my rosy cheeks. May she never again have to wear rouge. I, Carolyn Maurer, do will and bequeath to Isabel Cooke my shortness of stature and my blonde hair. May she win and hold the nickname of Blondie, I, Kathryn McDonald, do will and bequeath my surplus weight to Virginia Hawk. May she get it all in the right places, so that she will look just like Mae West. I I, William Moore, do will and bequeath to Phillips Koonce my ability to attract women. May he never have more than ten dates a week. I, Dorothy Moreland, do will and bequeath to Nellie Broy my ability to attract the boys' attention by my quietness rather than by my loudness. May she always be surrounded by boys. I, Dorothy Painter, do will and bequeath my shortness to Margaret Ashby. May she never be six feet. I, Mary Perry, do will and bequeath my talkative manner to Eleanor james. May she never have to stay in with Mrs. Dick. K I, Earl Pine, do will and bequeath to Nelson Dailey my ability to , n fights in Vo-Ag. May he have fewer than'I. , I, Charles Reininger, do hereby will and bequeath to Monk Of non my position as blocking back of the football team. May he never, miss a block. I, Harry Ring, do will and bequeath to jack Manuel my ability to chew gum in class without being caught. ' We, Gertrude Seal and Gladys Thomas, do will and bequeath to Moon Whitmore, Spooky Gracy, Ears Whitmore, and Shorty Edwards our little bungalow in Tiger Row. May they always get up in time to hitch-hike to school. I, Arbutus Roper, do will and bequeath to Mr. Baker my ability to speak correct English. May he never get If I was mixed with If I were. To Jane Watters I bequeath my ability to juggle hearts. May she never have to juggle more than three at a time. 3 I, Marion Sarra, do will and bequeath to Nelson Peer my football ability. May he use it better than I did. I, Virginia Seal, do will and bequeath to Rosemary Harris my ladylike ways. May she never lose her temper. I, Sydney Shirley, do will and bequeath to Katherine Ott my position as guard on the basketball team. May they win more games next year than we did this. I, Anna Mae Spinks, do will and bequeath to Phyllis Briscoe my boisterous manner. May she always be able to make herself heard in a crowd. I, Alice Strider, do will and bequeath to anyone who may need it my ability to learn physics. To Petie Marsteller, I will my beautiful curly hair. May she never have tt put it up. I, Esther Walters, do will and bequeath to Irene I-Ieftlin my cheerful smile. May She always use it to the greatest possible advantage. I, Charles Wetzel, do will and bequeath to Daniel Heilebower my fatal fas- cination for throwing erasersg to Putt Moler my blond curly hair. May he never have to visit a beautician. f - I, Paul Whitmore, do will and bequeath my seat in fourth period to Billy Propps. A I, Wilma Wintermoyer, do will and bequeath to Katy Darr my ability to keep my nose out of-other people's business, and to handle the truth carefully. I, Elizabeth Wysong, do will and bequeath to Anne Shirley my position as manager of the girls' basketball team. May she be more competent than I. I, Judith Wysong, do will and bequeath to Elnora Marsteller my ability to knock my Finger out of joint in every basketball game. May she never have to type the next day. Q...

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if JUNIOR CLASS oFFlcERsi Prcxidmzf. ......... ..............................,............. ....... 1 L Xmos Simian Vl'l'U-P7'l'.Vl.d4,lIf. ...,. ..... K ATHRYN l1ARli Srrrvlary ........ ...... L OUISIC ROWLANII Yin-a.v11wr ..................,..... ............. lr iOS'I'lCR BRENNEMAN llixforian .......,................... ................... P Hn.l.1Ps KOONCIC CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red and White Roses Red andiWhite CLASS MOTTO 'let us have a purpose in everything we dofl JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY . ln the year 1930 ,the present junior Class entered the first grade, thereby beginning their education. Of that number about six still remain with us. In the freshman year we were joined by twelve new students from Leetown, Summit l'oint, Shenandoah Junction, and Martinsburg. Four new members have joined us this yearg our number now stands at sixty-nine. The Junior Class has taken sports honors by winning the class basketball banner for the boys in 1939, and fd the girls in 1940. Among our athletic stars are Leonard Whitmore, John 0'Bannon, and -Terry Byrd. We have not missed scholastic honors, for in our midst are Jane Watters and Foster Brenneman, who have high averages in all their studies. Also high in scholastic ratings are Rosemary Harris, lletsy Moore, Mary Markle, VVallace Foltz, and Jack Manuel. The Junior Class is progressing. lt will reach the top. if 1-1-