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

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Uwe-M' 1 If , it 1, f X yyjdgai i . Ji ff-Wh' . iffffffa'-' Leighton Welch YL Leighton We have here what seems to be the Romeo, ou Juan - or what have you - of the Senior Class. Usually found with ktuby and Cnlc, his roving eye nevertheless invariably sights anything of interest. Always cooperative and willing to do nis share, Leighton is deceptively quiet. We suspect that underneath that silent exterior beats the heart of a philan- Lhropist. Good luck, Leighton, in all your findings. Beulah White Boots Yes, they call her Boots! She joined our midst in the freshman class. She has taken home economics every year she has been in High School. What could her motive be? Whatever it is - we wish her the best. K' I Q -VL'-'IRL-.l'A'l I r -jjj' e Q - ll ivu ik ,ii ' il 7'J' te ' rj Q ty I' 1 mf-u ,,., 5 F .xilk i 'ff I F5 4 4,- Iifbfq William Edward Whittington HBM1!! Here comes Bill, the senior that seldom gets to school on time fincidentally, he isn't the only onel. Bill is well liked by all, and enjoys sports thoroughly. His noisy good nature seems to be heard at all ends of the hall at once. He tells us the Army is ahead of him, but whatever it may be, e ' know that if by no other means, he will bluff his way throu If and then laugh it off. fl rift M19 fi Lottie Gertrude Whittingtonfw jpg! Lottie We introduce you to one of the quieter iiieiiibg-ibfyhciifofj class. She started with us in the first grade. Her sweet dis- C position and pleasant manner have made her many friends. She, too, like others. has followed a home economics course. Yes, she has her future planned - including a beautiful ring. She will leave us with our best wishes. Home Economics '42, '43, '44, '45 1 I I Class Basketball

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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

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1' . V ' 1 ly l if ,5 ' - M 1 lfl- lf' i, fIif'f If tif! I I YIJ' jf! , l X' vi .N fpf-f' fl f .. , l'1' Betty Catherine Willis 1 lfgettyll This is Betty, one of the more scholastic members of our class. She has been with us since the first grade. As she has been one of the outstanding commercial students, she will undoubtedly be an efficient secretary. We know she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. Glee Club '43 Citizenship Club '44 Rambler Staff '45 .Iournalism '45 William Smith Wysong KKBMIU Bill, the tallest boy in the class, seems to have quite a good time being able to see over everyone's head. He is very hard-working, and actually seems to enjoy it. As yet no girl has captured his heart, but they tell us anything can happen in the Army! X f 7 ff fl I X, I 112, , U 1-il f 'A 17417 lj! 407 Ill, iffy!! . I' WL, f ff ' f 'pf X, fp M ff W 4,611 ' Q. il 5041 l I V, ly ,HJJJ les -J-i, ' Q 1 YV .- l by l Q-f.f.,,.,f, Vp V7.1 'Ang' the 'I . , . l . x.,lf , ff' J. '. , MQJCL' F l -'