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

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uv Q l Ruth Izetta Staubs Ruth Forrest Osborne Salter Forrest This tall, handsome chap joined our forces in the sophomore year when he moved here from Maryland. His ability to be both quiet and studious, but still lots of fun has won him many friends in C. H. S. We were all sorry to see him leave us for the Navy in '45, but he will always be remembered here. John McGill Smith Johnny Goin' fishin I or hunting, as the case may be. Johnny is an ardent lover of the out-of-doors, and always manages to bring home a catch of some kind C?l. Though Johnny is small, we always know when he is around because of his lgbright comments. He has held a variety of jobs, so it is rather difficult to decide on just what his future occupation will helm Whatever he chooses, we wish him the best of luck. 9 l , V Nl bs, .i ' l. A. P, Vs n Ituth joined our ranks in the seventh grade and has, these m last six years, climbed quietly and patiently with her fellow classmates. She is always ready and willing to do her share. We hear she is a real whiz Ill business arithmetic. We wish her all the luck in the world in whatever she chooses for her future. .lournallsm '45 I 5 4 n ' ' VW SL t 'Q x A IL , 1 Albert W Elwood Jllumblin .1 I - Tumble U the classr5bm,' hggeally As co-captain uf ou' tea What ever he, rhdges as of luck. ' Football '-12. '-13. 'el-l. '45 Ulass Basketball '-I-1, '45 l his stuff on the football field h ad us to ma dai mg victoiies. 'l'hougrlL welllirdly know IWo'bdl,is around when he is in co ' . . fn. , mi f ' f his ockijpationjve wish hnn the best V' KJI, 1 .7

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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

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x - i I' , ' no if J 1' WN 'E . V iv, X .' ' QV.. , - l Mary Louise Walters ' I r Mary Lou ,asa I V if A Nlary Lou came to us from Ranson in the third grade. Her 1-t smile and pleasant disposition have won her many friends among her classmates. Though she never has much to say, you may be sure she is willing to lend a helping hand whenever it is needed. Good luck, Mary Lou. We're sure you'll be successful in anything you plan to do. Martha Abigail Watters Martha Hi, Rosie! Nope, wrong again. Will we ever be able to tell those twins apart? Martha's witty backfire in Mrs. Reger's English class is the delight of us all, but even with this diversion fwe half suspect her of preparing her remarks beforehandj, she finds time to be one of our honor students. All in all, she is just bound to succeed in anything, be it missionary or mate HJ I x x,! I f Rosemary Marshall Watters Rosie Now we have Marthas counterpart. R - invariably cheerful, and almost never understood her rapid speech. However, she still keeps pace with in th matter of scholastic honors. Her devotion to her twin la vice-versay is a well-known phenomenum. Her futu p s are a bit vague, but if she sticks with Martha, t two can get by with anything! Good luck, Rosie. Rambler Staff '42, '43, '44, '45 . li -.' .' w if ' Vivien Webster .1 W - - ' l f' 1 u ' ' 11 , - ,L Vivien Thid.sl1prt,,blonde miss is usually to be found with sister Jane. Co trary to general opinion, her quiet appearance is merely th cover for a fun-loving soul. Her many friends testify tha Vivien always has her share to add to the con- verslution. Though her future is not definitely planned, we know. that with her willing spirit, she will always be successful. Rambler Staff '42, '43, '43, '45 41 4 l JJ fl V1 .f, ,X F, .P is at e fr