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

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W' .0'. Verna Louise Drish Verna 'The large C?J school of Summit Point surrendered a very nice student when Verna joined us in our freshman year. When it is necessary she is ready to carry her share of the load. Her outside life - well, that's a secret! She says she wants to be a bookkeeper. Verna, here's success to you. Class Basketball '42, '43 Willard Eugene Edwards Gene A good athlete? Yeh, man! A good student? Uh huh! A ladies' man? Now you're talking his language! Yep, Gene A Xis really an all-round person - and that's one reason we know hefll -be'a success as Dr, E. Edwards. From the looks of t'h1ngs, a certain pretty Junior named Dottie has an A-1 rating with this senior. 4 Assistant Manager, Football '41 Football '43, '44 Class Basketball '42, '43 Varsity Basketball '44, '45 Rambler Staff '44, '45 my 3 CQ-, 1756i .1 ' ,- . , ,Y-,4,! ,I Joshua Fellers Junior This senior joined us in our freshman year, coming from Leetown. He is one of the more unobtrusive members of our group, and one hardly knows he is around. He likes the farm and will make farming his vocation. Here's to you, Junior, and you help feed the nation. Future Farmers of America '41, '42, '43, '44 Betty Lou Henshaw Betty Lou We introduce you to Betty Lou, one of the most pleasant and congenial students in our midst. She is very popular with all and is always ready to aid in any activity. Betty Lou has followed a course in home economics through four years of high school. She was elected President of the State Home Economics Club and Chairman of the National Chapter. lioth of these are great honors that she well deserves. We know she will succeed in whatever she undert k ., Good luck Vice-President, Student Body '45 Vice-President, Teen-Age Canteen '45 1 ' U L ' ' M4 1 P I r Kruk? I 9164 5 ,4- from the Class of '45. 1 LL Home 1cam0n4ifs '42, '43, '44, '45 94,145 4 4 A- A MM Rambler Staff '42, '43, '44, '45 5 - N., me ' I Journalism '45 -' , N M 4 Class Secretary '42 ,Wy V' ,JJ '- Class Vice-President '44, '45 U' 'Jil' 95' I LV . -1 , - 9 g- I r f r Student Gowernment Council 45 wb.. qvdur, f'.,4.! 1 , , f 'v ' fr' 'Y , Hr V ,

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X 4 M ggi. Colleen Joyce Cain Colleen llere's the girl that should have started a loan company. She is always ready and willing to give away or lend any! thing she might have to help another. Her one great Weak- ness is her love for animals - which explains her tender heart. She says she may make jewelry repair work her occupation, and she's surely good at it! Assistant Manager Basketball '44. Manager Basketball '45 Paul Darke Cornwell Cornmeal l'aul, one of our peppiest cheerleaders, is well liked hy everyone. His joking manner has won him many friends. Ile has given his full opdrat' n to all the activities of our class. ow he will ve n success n thc tutuic UU I' I' D eff . 1 . WX ,ev ni Club 'gl in ' . - F .ef m fa '41, '42,x'ti! i 1 22:11 ' . i A ' ' - .ig-. ,245 j ggi- '45 A '44 4 . V ,.:f 1'3-541411 4 My A ' fl A wtf Mary Frances DeHaven . . ' if x1Ma1,yr9 'J' Looking for a girl with a ready smile? Well, here she is - none other than Mary. This short, brown-haired girl has a cheerful disposition but she's serious too. Don't tell any- one - hut she's lefthanded. Mary is majoring in commercial work and says she wants to be a bookkeeper. But it's a queer thing how one's ideas will change, especially with a ring on the third finger, left hand. ! Winifred Aileen Dorr Winnie ' Winnie has been with us for three years and has prov d to he quite a nice comrade. She has a sweet disposition and seems to have no trouhle with the manpower shortage. This condition will prohahly settle her future very definitely. Good luck, Winnie.

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.Joseph Hough Joe Well, at last we caught up with the elusive Joe, one ol' the few quiet members in our senior class. He is usually to be found in the shop, which accounts for our inability to keep in touch with him. Although he is so unobtrusive, he is always eager to cooperate in anything: we undertake. What- ever he plans to do in the future, We wish him all the luck in tht world. .4 W ' 'i .l - -' x v . 1 ' . ' Pl f 1 ' ' ,A I J 4 Ruby Mae Jackson Ruby This attractive little blonde, a former student of the Shep- herdstown High School, joined our class in the tenth grade. She is always egigglinpr, and her light heart has often helped to lift our spirits. She wants to be a stenographer, but we think a vine-covered cottage will prove more alluring: than a business ofhce. Class Basketball '43, '-H, '45 I - r' J ir Jx. . ri Bi i . .Joi l Harold William James Harold Une ot' the few students who have been with us all twelve years. llarold has been very successful in all his Work. He is willing: to help in any activity whenever he can. He wants to enter the field of mechanics, but it looks as if Uncle Sam will decide diiferently. Harold hopes to enter the Navy. We know he will be a success in whatever he undertakes. Good luck. llarold. Class President '42, '-13, '-I-1, '45 Rambler Stall' '-1-I Football '-I5 ' Class Basketball 'l2. 'ISL '-I-1, '-15 Hoy Scouts 713. '-H, '15 Citizenship Club '-H President Student Council '-I5 Mary Stuart Jennings Mary Mary came to us in the ninth grade from Winchester. ller charm and attractive personality have made her popular with classmates and teachers alike. Mary's future plans are still indefinite, but we know she will find success and happi- ness in anything: she decides to do. Rambler Stall' 'l3. '-H. '15 Journalism '-ll Class Treasurer '-15 X - 4 p x N 1 J XJ X jf , xl X i it -nl Al x JX X 'gl . .i X . I - X I -gf l 11 N N v ly J