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

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Naomi Osborne Mason Skeeter Skeeter started to school with us in the first grade. In the twelve years that we have been together this little girl, who always has a cheery smile for everyone, has Won a place in every heart. Her quick wit and clever brain have made her outstanding not only in the classroom, but also in every extra-curricular activity. We don't know exactly what Skeeter plans to do, but whatever it is, we wish her the best of luck. Class Secretary '44 Secretary-Treasurer, Teen Age Canteen '44 Rambler Stalf '44, '45 Glee Club '43 .lames William Milton Jimmy James joined us in the seventh grade, but left us in '44 to assist Uncle Sam. Before that time he helped out eapably on the gridiron. We wish you the best, soldier, in whatever the future holds. Future Farmers of America '41, '42 1.2 Football '42, '43, '44 s Journalism '44 1' ,x ,M r ff L lmilotte W irginia Peer Charlotte Charlotte came to C. ll. S. from Harpers Ferry five years ago. She is one of the quieter members of our class and one ol our better students. Although she has never been on the sebuol team, she has taken a great interest in basketball and has participated in class basketball ever since the ninth grade. She has taken a commercial course and plans to be- come a secretary. l'lass llasketball '42, '43, '44, '45 Dorothy Elizabeth Perks lKD0tY! Dot is one of the giggling group who have stuck together through twelve long years. Her bright smile and spontaneous laugh have helped us all endure such temporary obstacles as Shakespeare, bookkeeping, etc. Although such subjects as English and government have proved to be a trial, her sense of humor has kept her from becoming gloomy. Dot hopes to go into training as a nurse and join the Cadet Nursing Vorps. Good luck, Dot, we know you'll be responsible for the recovery of many. l'lass Basketball '42. '43, '45 llome Economics Club '45

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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

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Av , . . AJ N, 1 A ', K V s. inf fa J Q 1 l L x A ' X I N' ri! J - . ' ' .O t ! J X 5' x .1 ' ' , .. ,sh -' J J Q NV f Y 'Q .7 5 W l F. ' 1' 3. Wilbur Glenn Ramsburg ,, or-I Glenn do .This senior joined us when we were freshmen. Glenn is a ilight-hearted, good looking boy who is one of the better lx students among the males of the class. It's no wonder that with his ready smile and good humor, his is one of the best- liked personalities of the class. Best of luck, Glenn! Future Farmers of America '42, '43 Violet Lee Ring ccKittysv Kitty came to us from the busy metropolis of Middleway in the eighth grade. She appears to be a quiet member of our class, but only because her heart is in Bunker Hill. We wish her all the luck in the world in whateyer she chooses for her future. 11- ff, 1 Home Economics '42 typ ff! ,QQ- K , 1- .Iournalism '45 X .fn L N,-' ' 'af ' V I we ' fspliyyfl , L V . JJ! ,--I lu Lf Y ' m- Q Q, M' ' -ff Y K L' l. rv xv W1 'J ' .fr , M . .,,,.2' f J K Ly' Vx-X' F V' v,' , .Sv .j 'V r 5' I ' x -' . K '- jf 'V yffv ,ffl v ,fx fu. -1 'll , X l it I ' 'L , V, ' , Ax-' ' x I Helen Louise Reininger H0okie one of C. Helen, a charter member of the class of '45, is ll. S.'s better athletes. She began her basketball career as a freshman and this year tops it as its captain. She plans to go to a business college, but we understand she is greatly interested in the Navy tof course we wouldn't know whyj. No doubt she will make an excellent housewife. Instead of taking boss's letters in shorthand she'll be dictating her own to her sailor hubby. Varsity Basketball '42, '43, '44, '45 Rambler Stal? '45 Student Council ' ,- . X - -'V u ll Harrison Rouzee AA Xfyv I ' H ,' pf ' Harrison fWl1o's that who just made that touchdown? Why, of course, it's Harrison, the captain of ou team t 's7year. He has taken a tremendous interest in port a ing been on the yteam since '42. In '42, and '43 he 1 ved onorable tion in Panhandle football. He ww ketball managf or two years and has been on the tea these ast two ears. He'd like to become a physical education istr , but Uncle Sam may have something to say about t a the very near future. Rambler Staff '43 Varsity Football '42, '43, '44, '45 Basketball Manager '42, '43 Varsity Basketball '44, '45 Varsity Baseball '42 ,. Honorable Mention Panhemfile Footbal '43, '44 Class Basketball '42, '43 . Jnurnalish '44