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

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l I Q . A . I wg 43-- R J ,N Q x J a x ', Evelyn Louise Johnson I HEVU Here comes the eye-catcher of the senior class. Evelyn joined us in the third grade, when she came from the graded school in Ranson. She plans to join the Cadet Nurse Corps 'after graduation. Her personality and conscientiousness are sure to make her successful in her chosen career. T' ass Basketball '42, '43, '44 .agqity Basketball '45 X N 9 . I ' I ia Q 3 1 3 'b Ng x' . Q 5 -1' ix X' . N lx , . K' is . x , l J' H' K it l . 1 -4 .Imogene 0'Ne1ll Johnson Q J sl V is 'H . , X y Impi w X X Im.pi, one '-of our chronic heartbreakers, has brains to top Libr attractive personality. She plans to be a draftsman after ptracluation from college, but, confidentially, we're sure the lucky man will change her plans. Rambler Staff '45 Glee Club '43 p Citizenship Club '4 Swent Council '4 'N X t ' J Janice McRae Johnson , - Janice Janice has been with ns since the first grade. She is the A student of the class and has led scholastically every year. Janice is full of fun, and really enjoys laughing and telling jokes. As she is taking' the business course, we expect she ff'Sf.Q,' feasts will be a stenographer. Best of luck, Janice. flass Basketball '42, '43, '44, '45 Student Vouncil '45 Rambler Staff '45 Louise Gardner Langdon Weezie Louise combines a fun-loving spirit with a studious mind E that puts many of us to shame. She has always participated S' in class-basketball, and any other activity in the class. Her ability to make friends is bound to make her successful in lier future plans. Class Basketball '42. '43, '44, '45 Rambler Staff '44, '45 ouag , y OJL..a.-. ,,,.,, YS Qsnvs We 'Ws'?5..g

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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

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e N ,, .J NJ X if N ,QT if gi XI , XVEPIJVX 't 'T V U J Marvin Glenn Magaha i6Mac77 Mac is one of the best athletes in the school, in both basket- ball and football. A likable personality, an even disposi- tion, and cooperation in all things make him a favorite of teachers and classmates. His interest tends toward the Navy. Honorable Mention All-State Basketball '45 Do1'is Deborah rshall I ! s veai has ie y a ed o ou1 icoc Dolls hopes to Ruby Carol Lloyd llRuby7l Ruby is really quite silent, which probably accounts for the amount of work she accomplishes. Her quiet willingness to help in any of our senior activities, and also on the Ricochet, is a well-known fact, Never let it be forgotten, however, that there is a lighter side, also. All-in-all, she twill undoubtedly be a success in anything she plans for the uture. Ricochet Stall' '45 David Robert Lynn David David has climbed quietly and patiently with us through twelve long years. He is usually to be found in the senior home-room laughing with a group of his many friends. David thinks he would like to be a minister-after the war, of course. No matter what he finally decides to be, we wish him all the success in the wo ld wd. M? JW ' W N Doris has beeni ' th cla 'the t grade. She is one of the a rou gi 'l our up. Her work K . . - . 1 ' . .' attend West Vi ' ' e e that in whatever field she ent ' she ' suc essful. Class Basket l '42, ' 3 V '1 9 F . L