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

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YA!! fl ' f 4 p . - , ' .. . . ,, f 1' ' Slnrlev I I I- .1 ' ' ' 1 SHIRLEY ANN EDWARDS , 7 . I., 'I 1' I, Thi lie-tite, freckled-fact-cl lassic hails from Kabletown. Shirley is an P. rn:-st workvr and hor name can always lw found on the produc- tion stall' of plays. llcr happy smile- hrightvns all acquaintccl with ht-r. NVQ- know hor future is alrcatlv plauint-cl hy the- ring on hor thircl finger, left hand. 1 1 Class Baskc-tlmall l-18. '49 F.lI.A. '49, '50 ltr-xuc '-19, '50 Busint-ss Stall of llvxin- '51 ltit-or-livt Stall' '52 , DONALD ALDEN ENCLE Fuzz This hantlsoint-. hrown-cya-cl senior lacl has hc:-n proniint-nt in sports, Although his pm-rsonality horclt-rs ai little on tht- quivt sitlc-. ha- is ilways rs-atly to laugh at an good jokes llt- is unclociclt-cl almout his tuturt- plans, hut wc wish hini loacls of silt-ct-ss in wliatcycr hc uncleirtalivs. Class llalslwtlialll --17. FIS lunior Varsity liaislivtlmll '-19. '50 Varsity Footlmll '-19. Q-30. '51. '52 Yarsity Baslwtlmzill '52 Yarsitx Base-hall 50. 51. '52 Varsity Cluh i5l. Q52 RONALD CRAYSON FEARNOVV RonnicV' XYho is that with the girls? Of coursc - it's Ronnie. llc has hecn a rin-riilit-r of thi- class ot '52 since it lit-gan and his cln-1-rfiil inannvr has lic-vn a ln-lpful aclclition. ltonnit- is a good stuclcnt anrl has always stoocl high in his classt-s. llis tiuturt- plans art- to het-oinc an NI. D.. and with his ainhitious ways we know hc will hc a succt-ss. Best of luck. DoclN Class Baskt-thall '-18. '-19. '30, Q51 Yarsity Cluh '51, '52 Yarsity Bust-hall Nlanagvr '-19. x50 llc-xue 118. 150. '51 Varsity Football Nlauragvr '50 Varsity Base-hall '5l. 'llllt'SPi2lIl '51, '52 Alunior Play 51 Haurhh-r Staff '51, '52

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Stl 'l'hi iior boys in ilu- hall between classes. Although he is not a book- irm, Carl is a conscientious student. llis future is not determined Yl'f OPHELIA MAE CARPER Ophelia A quiet, likeable senior. Ophelia has journeyed with us through our long elimh to graduation. She is always around when there is Work to be done. She has no definite plans, but we wish her sueeess in whatever she undertakes. llt'YlIt' -48, al CARI, ICUCICNF COFFNIAN Collie s mod:-st member ol our t-lass t-an usually be found with the SARA JA NE CULLERS Sally,' Sally blew in from Burkeville, Virginia, last year with a niighty cute, southern accent. She is a hard-working, little sontherner. just like all ministers' daughters, she likes her fun and she has made many friends in Charles Town because of her winning personality. Sally plans to attend college and studv to be a doctor, possibly a medical missionary. Much luck to our Sallyl Varsity Basketball '51, '52 Revue '50, '51 Thespian '51, '52 .Iunior Class Play '51 Rambler Staff '5l. '52 Canteen President '51, '52 Girls' State Camp '51

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BETTY MARIE DILLOW FELLERS Betty', This attractive, little lassie came to us from XVright Denny. She was quite active until she nioved away with her husband this year, but we are glad to know that she is finishing her schooling in Texas. Best of luck to our globe-trotterl ,J C N A, Pl u 1 I , f L J , ' qw by 17' ,LII lr 04 , 0' ij' 7' 1-. JNQN 2' Ly' N' lv BIARY FLIZABETII FURR ..Nny,, Marv came to us from Miclclleway and has been a rather quiet mein- lwr. She has taken a commercial course, so we imagine some luekv employer will have lu-r in his olliee. Best of luck, Marvl JOHN FRANKLIN GARDNER, III Frank This lad who joined us from Leetown has been active in the shop, and we think he will make a good farmer. lie has been helpful, too, in using his skill on the Revue set. Good haymal-ting, Frank! Revue '51 Varsity Baseball ,50, '51 Varsity Football '50