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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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' X' . . . . ' ' ' M.A., W. Va. 'University , ' ' ' ' , ,V :' , , ' , - N , ' N . ., e - -f ' . - -, - - ' . i L cfm, clfzm IRESIDENT Bobby Kershner 'NI E PRESIDENT Billy M1COUj,htfV SECRETARY Bubari Milton TREASLRER Ixmmy Kexter HISTORIAN Arlene Stlubs POET Jo Anne Hmdmfm COLORS Maroon 'md Sllx er FLOWER White Carnitlon an ,M fiery We, the Semors of '53 entered hlgh school ln the fall of '49 These four years haxe proved to be the happxest of our llves Now we are leaving CHS Her future depends upon you the underclfnssmen' Work hard 'md mwke yours 1 proflmble 1nd hfnppy school c1reer 2 FJOTTO: Small the diploma but mighty the effort to win it. C7 ' , . . . en i or aM lst Row fleff to rzgbtj Mrs Reger, Becky Pamter, Louxse Stevens, Arlene Staubs, Jnmmy Kenter Bxlly Macoughtry, Bobby Kershner Barbara Mxlton, To Anne Hmdman, Nancy Trxggs, Bonn: Coffman, Mr Pestun 2nd Row fleft to rxgbtj Charlotte Shxflett, Nxta Ma on Shnrley Wenk Betty Pnfer, Frances Nncewarner, juamta Deavers, Patsy Wall Patsy Ramey, Mary Hooe, Marv Brown, o A enkms 3rd Row Ile t to rlglztj Dwmel Armstrong, Floyd Manuel, Barbara Fleming, Nancy Van Metre Lloyd 4th Row fleft to rzghtj Rnchard Machado, Shelby Longerbeam, Regmald Feltner, Randolph Anders, Edward Boyd Lee Ramsburg, Bobbv Price, Donnie johnson, Bally Whxte Sth Row Ile t to rzgbtl Jxmmy OBrien, Bxlly Gore, Johnnv Klsner, Monte Stuckey, Pete Bullock, Rnchard Swartz, Flood Coffman, Fddle Ware 6th Row fleft to rxgbtj Buddy Lmk Jnmmy Locke, Charles Whnrley, Nell Stuckey, Norman johnson, jack Leslie, Sam Shnrley, Marvm Jackson The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attamed by sudden flight, But they, whnle their companions slept, Were toxlmg upward m the night Longfellow . y . h . . .B . . V , I J nn J ' - f . l . -Y . ' Gretchen Heidrich, Doris Kearns, Ann Gardner, Jean Love, Dorothy Edwards, Glendwell , - . . . . I f . . , . . U . . . , . . . J. RANDOLPH MORISON ANDERS 55:7 We Farmer Randolph joined us in the seventh grade from Leetown. He has been very active in the F.F.A. and plans to put his knowledge for farming into practice after graduation. We wish you every success, Farmer. Varsity Football '51, '52 Federation Vice President '51 F.F.A. '49, '50, '51 Stage Crew Junior Play '52 Baseball '51, '52 Track '50,'52 Stage Crew Revue '52 DANIEL MARCELLIS ARMSTRONG jnnior This quiet, studious boy came to our class in the seventh grade from Blue Ridge Graded School. Dan plans to be a machinist after graduation. We know he will be a good one, as he has always been a very energetic machine shop student. EDWARD LEE BOYD ffEd,J This quiet, good-natured senior has been with us since the seventh grade. Edward has been very active in F.F.A. work and has already decided to be a farmer after graduation. The class of '53 is with you, Ed. F.F.A. '50, '51, '52, '53 Stage Crew Revue '51, '52 F.F.A. President '52 Baseball '52, '53 F.F.A. Treasurer '53 Thespians ,53 F.F.A. Tri-County Federation President '53 Boys' State '52 Band Color Guard '51, '52 Rambler Staif '52 GRAHAM LAMBERT BULLOCK 7 PFPete!7 l I Pete, who came to us this year from Martinsburg, has made many friends with whom he is verv popular. He plans to study dentistry after graduation. We are sure his easy-to-get-along-with manner will carry him far. Good luck, Doc. Band '53 Rambler Staff '53 HARRY FLOOD COFFMAN F I ood Flood joined us from Capon Bridge in the third grade. He is a willing worker and does his work well. His loyal support has been a great help to the class of '53. Flood's future is undecided but with his diligence We know he will succeed in anything. Sophomore Class President '51 Ricochet Staff '53 Junior Class President '52 Stage Crew Revue '51, '52 Rambler Staff '52, '53 Stage Manager junior Play '52 Stage Manager Revue '52 Boys' State '52 VIVIAN YVONNE COFFMAN Bonnie Bonnie, who has been with us since the start, has been quite an asset to the class in everything that is done. We know that with her winning smile and pleasant personality, Bonnie will go a long way up the road to success in the business world. Sophomore Class Vice President '51 Thespians '53 Business Staff junior Play '52 Revue '50, '51, '52 Business Manager Revue '52 junior Class Play '52 Rambler Staff '52, '53 affvf' 47 4 f W L p Q 7 - fs. ' jje WA 73516 ROCKETT . r ' f ff rrlgdnaf IZ Nfl!!! ' H9543 Q!! Zgo-lucky Edna has been with us all through these twelve years. When Edna and her friends get together, plenty of fun is usually brewing. She aspires to be a nurse and we know she will do her best to help the patients. Revue '49, '50, '51, '52 ETHEL JUANITA DEAVERS Bootsie', juznita hrs been with us all the way and we dare say she has perked up many a class with her witty remarks. She plans to become a housewife immediately after graduation. Good luck with your dish- washing, Kid. Revue '52 Rambler Staff '51, '52 M . 5572 . DP' 1 A1600 DOROTHY LOUISE EDWARDS ffDotJ9 Dot, with her friendly manner, joined us in the seventh grade from Kabletown. She is one of the most cooperative and best liked member of our class. Her ambition is to become a nurse and we are sure she will make a fine one. Sophomore Class Secretary '51 Rambler Staff '51 Business Staif Revue '52 Business Staff Junior Play '52 REGINALD JOSEPH FELTNER ffReggieJ9 Who is that walking around the halls half-asleep? It's none other than Reggie. He has been with us since the first grade at Wright Denny and in that time has made many friends. After graduation, he plans to attend an apprentice school. Good luck! F.F.A. '49, '50 Stage Crew Junior Play '52 BARBARA JANET f?Barb,, Barbara, one of the fun-loving membe to help whenever the:e was work to be toward the secretarial field and we are ployer an excellent secretary. Revue '50, '51, '52 Varsity Basketball '52 from the Wright Denny Graded Scltool. FLEMING rs of our class, came to C.H.S She has always been willing do-e. Barbara's interests lean sure she will make sore em- Rambler Staff '53 Ricochet Staff '53 Business Staff Revue '52 X ,' I Business Staff Junior Play '52 :BWP ANN BLUE GARDNER ffAn,n!! Ann, who joined our class in the seventh grade, is one who can always be depended upon, no matter what is to be done. Ann expects to enter nurse's training this fall. We really envy those lucky patients! Revue '51 Varsity Basketball '51 Business Staff Revue '52 Business Staff Junior Play '52 GRETCHEN HEIDRICH ' Mandy TwiddIc ' Gretchen, our poppy cheerleader, She is alwavs readv to take part in hy all. She nlans to go in training she will ease manv aches and pains. Revue '50, '51, '52 Rambler Stuff '52 Thespians '52, '53 Cheerleader fife- 1' WILLIAM IRVIN GORE HBH!!! Bill carries the flag when our fine band is marching. He has been with us twelve years and his smiling manner is well known to all his friends. We are not sure of his future plans but we wish him every success. Band '30, '51, '52, '53 Color Guard Unit '52, '53 Stage Crew Revue '52 :gms has been with us all the way. class activities and is well-liked after graduation and we know Ricochet Staff '53 Varsity Basketball '51, '52 53 Sophomore Historian '51 4 . . HJ' JO ANNE ELLEN HINDMAN This slim, dark-haired girl has been with us all twelve years. Her happy smile :incl witty personality could brighten the day for anyone. W'e know she will succeed in whatever she chooses as her life's work. Revue '49, '50, '51, '52 Ricochet Staff '53 Rambler Staff, '53 Varsity Basketball '52 Cheerleader '53 Business Staff of Revue '52 Business Staff Junior Play '52 Senior Class Poet '53 x I Q x xp y , Q MARX ELIZABETH HOOE .., n 3 , ffMa,.y3! 2 l Mary hailed f m Pennsylvania to join us in the ninth grade. You can always tell wh n Mary is around because you can hear that giggle. Her main ambition is to become a secretary and we know she will be a fine one. Revue '51 Business Staff Junior Play '52 DONALD LEE JOHNSON Donnie Donnie, one of the most popular members of our class, joined us from Ranson Graded School in the third grade. This guy possesses a very likeable personality. Donnie plans to Wear bell-bottomecl trousers in a little while. Smooth sailing, Donnie. Stage Crew Revue '52 Color Guard Unit '52 Student Committee '53 F.F.A. '49, '50, '51, '52 F.F.A. Secretary '51, '52 F.F.A. President '52, '53 I. 21 .,,. MARVIN GERVOUS JACKSON Buddy Marvin joined our group in the seventh grade from Blue Ridge School He has always had a love for talking and is canable of making any class funny with his clever remarks. After graduation, Marvin plans to join the Air Force. Happy landing, Bud! 1 Freshman Class Historian 50 junior Varsity Football 51 Varsity Football ,SZ NORMAN KISNER JOHNSON Smoke fall. Good luck, Smoke. 1 DORIS MAE KEARNS Wiggles Whenever we hear someone talking about Paul, We know it's none other than Doris, who came to us f.om Middleway in the seventh grade. She plans to study nursing but that ring on her finger may change things a little. Whatever you decide, Doris, the class of '53 wishes you success and happiness. '53 '50 F.H.A. '50, '51, '52, Chorus Band '49, '50, '51, '52, '53 F.H.A. Secretary '52 -bfjys .Ns ! CLAUDE ROBERT KERSHNER, JR. ffTub!9 become a minister and what sermons he will preach! Senior Class President '53 Baseball '50, '51, '52, junior lass Play '52 Track '51, '52, '53 Thespians '52, Varsity Football '50, '51, '52 Revue '51, Varsity Basketball '50, '51, '52 Rambler Staff This talkative lad has been with us since the first grade. He is very popular with everyone and we will surely miss his famous laugh Smoke, who has been very active in sports, plans to attend college next junior Varsity Football '49, '51 junior Varsity Basketball '50 Band '50, '51, '52 Revue '52 Varsity Football '52 Track '52 hl f' b This carefree lad has been a member of t e c ass o 53 since it egan Bobby stars not only in sports, but also in dramatics. His ambition is to '53 '53 '52 '53 f Q I ,V all 1, 1 I' , 3 ' 1 Vs v 1 fl' c, JAMES WAYNE KEITER rflimmyii P! This call lad has played football and basketball and been a very popular bug around the school. He can usually be found with Bob Kershner. jimmy We wish him the plans to study radio announcing after graduation. best of everything. Revue '50, '51 '52 Junior Class Play '52 Thespians '51, 52, '53 Track '51, 52 Basketball '49, '50, '51, '52 Football 'S 1, '52 Junior Class Vice President '50 Senior Class Treasurer '53 J AMES GARY LESLIE jackie JOHN GARY KISNER ffGut39 Johnny has been juite an asset to the football and basketball teams of C.H.S. His big smile and happy-go-lucky attitude has made him very popular with everyone. We do not know his exact plans for the future but we wish him luck. Track '49 Baseball '49 Stage Crew Revue '51 Varsity Football Basketball '49, '50, '51, '52 Jackie is one of the originals from Wright Denny Graded School. His artistic ability has made him a valuable member of our class. Jackie's future is undecided, but we wish him the best of luck. Rambler Staff '52 Varsity Football Manager '49, '50, '51, '52 M SAMUEL WESLEY LINK, JR. Buddy Buddy, the storekeeper of our class, has been with us from the start. He is a quiet lad and can usually bc found with Smoke. Buddy plans to enter the Navy after graduation. Happy sailing, Buddy! Chorus '51 Revue '49, '52 Varsity Basketball '53 Band '50, '51, '52, '53 Orchestra '50, '51, '52 ,M JU GLENDWELL JACOB LLOYD Glendwell Tis qu'et lor is o.e of the rrozt studious members of our class. A'though he is rot very talkative, le is a very likeable person. He plans to enter the army and afterwards study forestry. Good luck, Glendwell. ,H f f ,ff fi' if 4' . . 5 5 ,A it In b JAMES HENRY LOCKE fflimm-3,79 The Pride of I.eetown has been with us since the seventh grade. Jimmy is an outstanding athlete in both football and baseball. He plans to attend Shepherd College next fall. The best of luck to a grand classmate. Varsity Baseball '50, 'S 1, '52 Varsity Football '50, '51, '52 Track '52 Env!-' JAMES SHELBY LONGERBEAM Shelby gnu.. Shelby joined our class in the seventh grade from Summit Point He will always be remembered by his friends for pleasant, teasing manner Smce he has been very active in Vo Ag we believe hell choose a farmers life Good luck A '49 ' ' ' Varsity Football F F A Vice President '51 F F A Secretary AURA JEAN LOVE ean This tall blonde haired lassxe oxned our class in '49 from Harpers Ferry She is a good student and is verv uooular with all ean plans to enter Mary Washxnztoa Co lese in Seotember Good luck, ein unior Class Play '52 Assistant Editor Rambler R vue '71, '32, '53 Thespnans 52, '53 Gir s State Editor m Chief Rico het 3 lun 0 Edxto Rambler 37 . ' ' ' - ' ' .,.. --fl: y - IA :ji- F.F. . , so, 51, sz ' fs-, 1 l Stage Crew Revue '52 Q, , ffl ,, l . A I . A K ' . I J ' H . l j ' . . J . . J . . . ,53 e ' ' ' ' ' l ' .. '52 . 'I ' . l C ,S l' . 1' s ,-- ,Al'F'Tm. RICHARD VVILLIAM MACHADO HA,-,lov Ardo has been with us since graded school. He has been very active in suorts, especially track. He likes horse races very much and hopes to become a horse trainer. His friends at C.H.S. wish him every possible success. Varsity Football Manager '50 Varsity Track '51, ,SZ Varsit Football '52 Revue '52 Xl 1 fb' X ,X 5 Q. WILLIAM O. MACOUGHTRY ffBill37 Who just gave the correct answer? Why, Bill, of course! Bill, one of the quiet but studious members of our class, plans to become an electrical engineer. With his scholastic ability and sparkling disposition, we know he will go far. Vice President of Senior Class ,S3 Student Committee '33 FLOYD MASON IVIANUEL rfFI0J,dn Floyd, another of our quiet, studious classmates, joined us from Harvers Ferry in the tenth grade. During the past three years he has been very active in F.F.A. work. He has not told us what he plans to do after graduation but may Lady Luck go with him. F.F.A. '50, '51, '52, '53 1 I A' A I., ZW X JUANITA STRIDER MASON HNita97 Is that an earthquake? No, it's just Nita laughing. She has brightened many an otherwise dull class with her famous laugh. Nita plans to enter Shepherd next fall and with her cooperative attitude we know she will succeed. Junior Class Play '52 Thespians '53 Revue '50, 'Sl Business Staff Revue '52 BARBARA ANN MILTON Shorty Who is that skig'pi:g through the halls with such an enormous smile? That's Barb. This little girl with her outstanding personality has v.oi a permanent sfo: in our hearts. Her plans for the future are undecided but with her go our best wishes for a happy life. Secretarw Junior Class '52 Ricochet Staff '53 Secretary Senior Class '53 President Student Committee '53 Sophomore Class Treasurer '51 Rambler Staff '5 2, '53 Business Staff of junior Play '51 MILDRED FRANCES NICEWARNER f?Nicey!5 Frances, with her cooperative attitude and friendly manner, is always ready to help. She came to us from Harpers Ferry in the sixth grade and since then has become verv popular with all. Her future remains undecided but we know she will succeed. F.H.A. '50, '51, '52, '53 Iurior Play '53 F.H.A. Treasurer '51 Thespians '53 F.H.A. Vice President '52 Freshman Class Treasurer '50 Band Captain '53 Student Committee '53 Band '50, '51, '52, '53 Stage Crew Revue '52 x,,--'ff' if J . f 2 JAMES EDWARD O'BRIEN ftlimmyii jimmy came along with us from Wright Denny Graded School. He has always been interested in sports. A bright, young lad, he has a ready wit and a pleasing smile. He is always willing to help with class activities. Jimmy plans to study business in college and to become a high-powered executive. We wish him the best. Varsity Baseball '51, '52, '53 Varsity Basketball '52, '53 Varsity Football '51, '52 Varsity Track '52, '53 SUCCESS. BETTY WENONAH PIFER HBQI-S97 This hapvy-yo-lucky mentber of thc senior class came to us from Middleway in the seventh grade. In addition to her cooperative atti- tude, Betty always hzs a cheery smile for everyone. She hopes to be:o'ne a te'epl1o,e operator and we krow that with her pleasant vo'ce and amiable dispositfom, sltc will make a fine one. F.H.A. '50, '51, '52, '53 F.H.A. Secretary '53 Revue '51, '52 Chorus '52, '53 Band '50, '51, '52, '53 REBECCA JANE PAINTER Becky Becky, who is another of our originals, can usually be found with Mary and Patsy. She can always be recognized by her funny giggle. Becky's plans are to be a beautician. Here's Wishing you a permanent ROBERT REACE PRICE ffBobby,! This ood-lookin chap joined us from Leetown in the seventh S 3 grade. He is a popular Hgure with his classmates and has added much pleasure to their school years. His interest in Vo-Ag leads us to believe he will be a farmer. Good luck, Bob. F.F.A. '49, '50, '51, '52 Band Color Guard '51, '52 Stage Crew Revue '52 PATRICIA ANN RAMEY ffpatv This slim, blue-eyed lassie has come all the way from the first grade with us. Although her beaming smile and pleasing personality has made her popular with everyone, she is usually found with Mary and Becky. Patsy is interested in becoming at secretary and we know she will make a good one. Business Staff Revue '52 LEE BARR RAMSBURG ffLee79 Who is that fun-loving member of the senior class that is always tooting his trombone? It's none other than Lee. He came to us from Middleway in the fifth grade and has been verv active Qand talkativej ever since. Lee plans to attend college and study music. Lots of luck, Professor. Revue '50 Orchestra '51, '52, '53 Band '56, '51, '5 2, '53 Band Student Director '51, '52 Chorus '51, '52, '53 Drill Sergeant ,53 CHARLOTTE NELL SHIFLETT rrcbain This pretty, dark-haired girl came to us from Berryville in the seventh grade. She has been a very active student during her six years here. Although Charlotte has taken all commercial subiects, she is still undecided about her future. We are sure she will do well in whatever she chooses. Revue '50, '51 Varsity Basketball '51 Business Staff Revue '52 F we any SAMUEL FAIRBANKS SHIRLEY ffsamv vygllffe fi 9 32 Sam, who joined our class in the sixth grade, is particularly interested in sports. His friendly disposition has made him a friend of all. After graduation, Sam plans to become a policeman. Good luck, Chief. Baseball Manager '50 Varsity Football '51, '52 Band '50, '51 Stage Crew Revue '52 ARLENE MAE STAUBS 0' Shorty Arlene, with her sparkling personality, has climbed the ladder with us from the beginning. She is always willing to cooperate and is a whiz at everything. Secondary education seems to be her main interest. As she has always been a good student, we are sure she will do well. Junior Class Historian Editor-in-Chief Rambler '52, '53 Senior Class Historian Revue '50, '51 Rambler Staf '51, '52 ELSIE LOUISE STEVENS Squeedles This quiet, fair-haired senior came to us in the seventh grade from Leetown. She has always been a cheerful and cooperative addition to our class. Her main ambition is to attend college and we wish her plenty of luck. Business Staff Revue '52 Business Staff Junior Play '51 if HERSEL MONTE STUCKEY ' Monte Monte, our strutting drum major, came to us in the eighth grade from Shepherdstown. His pleasing smile has made him very popular, especially with the girls. We don't know his plans for the future, ' but with his personality we know he will go far. Junior Class Play '51 Chorus '50, '51 Thespians '51, '52, '53 Revue '51, '52, '53 Band '50, '51, '52, '53 Drum Major '52, '53 F.F.A. '52, '53 NEIL MARTIN STUCKEY ' Neil Neil has been with the class of '53 since Wright Denny opened its doors in the fall of '41, While in high school he has been very ' active in dramatics. His present plans are to take up law. Here's ' luck, Neil. Junior Class Play '51 Ricochet Staff '53 Revue '51, '52 Thespians '53 Chorus '50 if gg , 1 V ' - ws ' ' -'N ' fi-..: ' - K e .,.,, , iesfsfi . at is 1 RICHARD LEE SWARTZ Humphrey This tall, sandy-haired fellow dropped in from Leetown to join us in the seventh grade. Richard, having been very active in F.F.A., plans to become a farmer. With his friendly manner and big smile, we are sure he will make a grand future for himself. F.F.A. '50, '51, '52, '53 Band Color Guard '53 .V NANCY JEAN TRIGGS Trigger This fair-haired lass, who joined us in the fourth grade from Martinsburg, is one of the most talkative seniors. Her cooperative attitude, pleasing personality and dazzling smile have made her a lasting friend of all. This fall Nancy plans to attend college where she will major in history. Competition is surely on the way for Mr. Rogers! Freshman Class President '50 Rambler Staff '52, '53 Chorus '51, '53 Revue '51 'NANCY LEE VAN METRE Pfvann Nancy has been with us from the beginning of our long climb, twelve years ago. Since that time she has participated in extra- curricular activities including band, and school plays. She plans to becorne a nurse and with her wonderful personality, we are sure she will succeed. Revue '51, '52, '53 Rambler Staff '52, '53 Band '52, '53 Thespians '52, '53 Thespians President '53 Varsity Basketball '52 X Qfv Y MYRTLE YVONNE WALL ffPatsy,l Personality, wit, and smiles, all this describes Patsy, who has been with us all twelve years. A popular member of our class, she is always ready to participate no matter what the task may be. Nursing is her chosen profession. Happy transfusions, Kid. Junior Class Play '52 Revue '50, '51, '52 Thespians '52, '53 Band '50, '51 Willa' WU, ilu! ' . fieylf w if J n , 'fi !w61'f,, WL A JAMES EDGAR WARE! -Q. ff J ' Eddie ' Eddie started climbing the ladder of success with us from the first grade at the Wright Denny Graded School. He is one who can always be depended upon to help in school activities. Eddie plans to be a dairy farmer after graduation. Best of luck, Eddie. Band '59, '51, '52, '53 Orchestra '50 Band Co'o: Guard Sergeant '53 SHIRLEY ELIZABETH WENK Shirley Shirley, one of the qufetest members of our class, joined us in the seventh grade from Shepherdstown. For the past few years she has been exhibiting her technique in the commercial field. She plans to becornc a secretary and a line o:e she will make! Revue '51 Business Staff Revue '52 ' H QW? i fi' 'I jf' ' , 1 ' ! , f Fi ffl! X CHARLES HENRY WIZIIRLEY J I L - Charlie Charlie came to us in the seventh grade from the cityf?J of Summit Point. He is an active member of the shop class and will undoubtedly become the President of General Motors fwe hopej in the near future. We can count on him when the class needs help. Best of luck, Charlie. Rambler Stad '52, '53 WILLARD WELTON WHITE ffnfzzyv Billy came to us in the seventh grade from Kabletown. His bright eyes and merrv smile have made him popular with everyone. Billy's plans for the future are undecided, but we hope he has good luck. F.F.A. '52, '53 A horse can't pull While kicking. This fact I merely mention. And he can't kick while pulling. Which is my chief contention. Let's imitate the good old horse And lead a life that's Iittingg just pull an honest load, and then There'll be no time for kicking. --Anon. Q ., . 1 'E I ,' 4 was H, Du ' Ke ii' 4.5: M r I' fl' , -rs 9 ' ? 'iii' , 1 ,--W ixxaix X3 3 ft, v S 677' -' 2, A 'Q XX H X as My CM M! I, Randolph Anders, bemg of sound body and weak mmd, do Wnll and bequeath my seat nn Englxsh class to Dottle Spmks, and my football pads to Steve Lawson May they make better use of them than I have I Damel Armstrong, bemg strong bodied and weak mmded, do wnll and be queath to Tommy Sowers my ablhty to make A s ln shop and to Glenn May, my shop locker I Edward Boyd bemg of sound body and mmd, do wnll and bequeath to any one who wants them, the oflices that I have held m F F A May he do a better job than I dnd We Pete Bullock, Bobby Kershner, and xmmy Kenter, bemg of no mmds and debatably sound bodies, do hereby bequeath to one B111 Grxfhth our abxllty to make gnrls hate us May he rest m peace I, Bonme Coffman, do wnll and bequeath to Vnrgmxa Lee Smallwood, my abxlnty to escape detention slips, even Mlss Kochenderfer s I, Flood Coffman, do wlll and bequeath to my brother, Kenneth my lnterature book May he use xt more than I dnd I, Edna Crockett, bemg of sound body and weak mmd, do wxll and bequeath to Libby Skinner my abxhty to get to school on time May she never be late more than once a day I, Juanita Deavers, do wxll and bequeath to Jamce Rowland my semor locker number 73, nn Mr Rogers room May she never have xt taken away from her I, Dorothy Edwards, do wlll and bequeath to Nancy Roper my semor locker, number 74, ln Mr Rogers s room May she be able to get to xt at noon easier than I have I, Regmald Feltner, bemg of weak body and weaker mmd, do wnll and be queath to John Wrxtt and Nat Lawson my ablllty to get 1n trouble May they be as devlllsh as I I, Barbara Fleming, do will and bequeath to my cousin, Gary Flemmg, my ab1l1ty to get along with Miss Kochenderfer May he never be moved around as much as I have been I, Ann Gardner, do Wlll and bequeath to Mary Belle Locke my locker, number 16, ln Mr Rogers room May she be able to get to xt qulcker than I dnd I, B111 Gore, do will and bequeath to my snster, Susan, my physxcs book and also my seat nn the thnrd row of Mr Ell1ott's class May she do much better than I dld I, Gretchen Hendrlch, do wnll and bequeath to Sandy Specht my locker m Mr Rogers room May she get to It easler than I dnd and not have hlm telling her to s1t down I Jo Hmdman, bemg of sound mmd, fdon't laughj do wnll and bequeath to my slster, Gaxl, my locker, number 77 The combination 15 22 28 34 If It doesn't open call on Mr Rogers, I m sure he wlll be glad to open lt for you I, Mary Hooe, bemg of sound body and weak mmd, do wxll and bequeath to Bunk ' Graham my abnlxty to get along wnth Mr Rogers May she never get called down more than sxx txmes a day I 'J . . , - .. ,. x 1 ... . , J . . . . . , . 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CAM WW! fdmf I, Marvm Jackson do WI11 and bequeath to Garnett W11t and Robert Turner my ab111ty to talk Mr Rogers out of a detentlon s11p, and to my brother, Don11d my seat ln semor Eng11sh May he 1earn more than I d1d I, Donald Johnson, bemg of sound m1nd and body, do wnll and bequeath to my brother Gene, my seat ln government class We Smoke Johnson and Jxm Locke, be1ng of strong body and weak mmd do w111 and bequeath to B111 Jones and Grady Owens our football jerseys, numbers 35 and 44 and also our abnlncy to learn plays I, Dorls Kearns, do wnll and bequeath to Donna Sch1ll my seat 1n sen1or Eng 11sh May she have a successful year I, Johnny Klsner, be1ng of sound body and no m1nd, do w111 and bequeath to my brother Kenneth my locker and to Mr Vlener, my books I Jackxe Leslne be1ng of weak m1nd and weak body do w1ll and bequeath to Gary Rutherford my job as water boy on the football team May he put the water bucket to good use and soak hls head often I Buddy L1nk do w111 and bequeath to Leonard Nlcely my seat 1n band May he make better use of lt than I d1d G1endWe11 Lloyd, be1ng of sound m1nd and 111 health, do hereby w111 my seat m Enghsh class to Henry Woodard Shelby Longerbeam, be1ng of strong body and weak m1nd do w1l1 and bequeath to my slster all my books May she study them more than I dxd May she not have as much trouble w1th the 1ock and Mr Rogers as I have had I R1chard Machado, be1ng of unsound m1nd and body, do hereby w1ll and bequeath to Gary Mose my pos1t1on at the bottom of the sen1or class May he make lower E's than I d1d I B111 Macoughtry, be1ng of defect1ve m1nd and equally defect1ve body, do w111 and bequeath to B111 Hxtt my seat 1n Eng11sh class May he 11ke poetry more than I I, Floyd Manuel do wnll and bequeath to B111 Dunn my abnlnty to be a good F F A assnstant secretary I, Juamta Mason, do hereby w111 and bequeath to future members of C H S every seat 1n the 11brary Slnce Mlss Kochenderfer has moved me sxxty t1mes, I have occupled them all To Pat Kelly I wnll my famous laugh I, Barbara M11ton, do w111 and bequeath to my brother, John, my seat m study hall next year May he get along w1th Mnss Kochenderfer better than I d1d I Frances N1cewarner, do w111 and bequeath my senxor locker to Mary Belle Locke I hope she never has as much trouble wnth the broken latch as I had I Jlmmy O'Br1en, do W111 and bequeath to Kenny Kxsner my posltlon as center on the football team, and to B111 Gflmth I leave my headgear I, Becky Pamter, be1ng of sound mmd, do hereby wlll and bequeath my seat m government class to my sxster, Peggy May she never get pneumoma from s1tt1ng by the oven wmdows' I, Betty P1fer, do w111 and bequeath a box of anacm to the next captam of the magazme campa1gn May she never have as many headaches as I had i 4 - , . . . y , . . , . . ' , . , . , . . . i I, . . . . I, . . , . I, Jean Love, do will and bequeath to Ellen Lloyd my half of our locker. , . . , . . , . . . , . . . . . . CAM M!!! fdmfj I, Bobby Price, bemg of sound body and weak mmd do will and bequeath to my sxster, Betty, my books and my seat m senxor English May she do better than I did I Patsy Ramey, bemg of sound body and weak mmd, do w1ll and bequeath to my slster, Mary Ellen, the ability to get along wxth Mr Rogers May she never be called down as much as I was I Lee Ramsburg, bemg of reasonably sound bodv and mmd do will and be queath to Charlotte Frxtts my first chalr posltnon m band May she get along wlth Mr Pestun as I have I Charlotte Shlflett, bemg of sound mmd and sound body, do will and be queath to future members of the shorthand class my abxllty to get lost durmg dxctatxon at least four times a day To my sister, Wllda I will my seat m gov ernment and my seat ln Engllsh May she answer more questions than I I Sam Shxrley, bemg of weak mmd and weak body, do will and bequeath to Steve Lawson my football jersey and my ability to get along with Coach I Arlene Staubs, do wlll and bequeath to Sylvla Bradley my ab1l1ty to get up at 8 15 and be at school by 8 30 May she always be completely dressed by the time she gets to the front door I Loulse Stevens, do wlll and bequeath my shorthand and democracy books to June Slusher May she study them more than I dld I Monte Stuckey, leave to Francis Damels the POSIIIOD as Drum Major Good luck, Francls' I, Nell Stuckey, bemg of sound body and questionable mmd do Wlll and be queath to my brother Wayne and my cousm, Leonard Nicely, my actlng parts m the C H S Revue and Jumor Play May they have as much fun as I had I Rxchard Swartz, being of sound body and weak mmd do wlll and bequeath to my sxster, Ruby, my seat ln English class May she do better than I dld I, Nancy Trlggs, do wlll and bequeath to Arthur Wheeler, my plane geometry book Learn more than vertlcal angles are equal, ' Arthur' To Mr Pestun s homeroom m the audxtorlum, I will one Glant Deluxe ' pencxl sharpener I Nancy Van Metre, do wxll and bequeath to Sandy Specht all the good txmes I had m C H S May she never worry her teachers as I have I, Patsy Wall, do will and bequeath to Carleen Kelxcan my seat ln Mlss Kochenderfer s study hall Mav she not be called down more than ten txmes 1 day I Eddie Ware, bemg of sound mmd and body, do will and bequeath to Barry Smith my seat ln government class May he make better use of lt than I dxd I Shlrley Wenk bemg of sound body and weak mmd do wlll and bequeath my abxlxty to read shorthand to my sxster, Margaret May she never have to take as much dlctatnon as I did We Charles Whnrley and B111 Whxte, do wlll and bequeath to Grady Owens and Wllton Henry our abnllty to pass Mr Rogers' government tests I 'A L . 3 . 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F 0l0AOCy Ladies and Gentlemen meet the class of '53 Randolph Anders, the coming Secretary of Agriculture Daniel Armstrong will be better known as the grease monkey Edward Boyd is going to raise bulls and call it a dairy farm How Your guess is a good as mme Graham Bullock is to be an ache and pam man A dentist of an honest sort Flood Coffman will be employed as an engineer No not on an electric tram Bonnie Coffman is om to sit on the next res1dent's la as a rivate secretar S S P P P Y Edna Crockett will patch the people instead of clothes to practice nursmg uanita Deavers is the first girl not to say that there ought to be something to marry besides males Dorothy Edwards is going to marry a chemist and nurse him when he blows up the house Reginald Feltner may be seen in 1960 as owner of the Bessemer Steel Corporation Barbara Fleming is gomg to be married to 1 test pilot and take notes on him Ann Gardner will make the supreme sacrifice and have the lockers moved from room to hall Billy Gore will hold first chair with the Philharmonic Symphony fMore wmd Gretchen Heldrnch is gomg to get a pxlot's license and make women drivers famous in the air Mary Hooe will take us all in sometime or other She will be the first woman Chief of Police Marvm Jackson will make a wreck of thmgs as a jet plane pilot Donald Johnson is the Hrst boy of the class to admit that he would like to settle down with a wife Smoke ' Johnson will knock them all down as tackle for the Washington Redskins Doris Kearns is the angel you see when you recover after having a wreck Bobby Kershner wlll be handy for any boy who gets enough nerve to get married No not a Justice of Peace Jimmy Kelter is gomg to cheer us in our hour of need Meet Red Skelton, the second Johnny Kisner is gomg to be a food tester Do you think he needs the job' Jackie Leslie s mind will be read when you read Puck the Comic Weekly Buddy Link may be in great demand but we hope not Although a lawyer, he must eat, too Glendwell Lloyd is a great outdoor man A forester s uniform attracts the opposite sex Jimmy Locke will be over all magazines as the biggest champ of football Shelby Longerbeam is gomg to raise little ones No Well baby calves Jean Love such an intriguing name will have white hair before she IS thlrty All teachers do Richard Machado will get no back talk as a grave digger Theres one in every group, I . . . . . ., C J- Jo Ann Hindman will cover everything in her dress designing business. 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Ball Macoughtry wlll be looked upon as the foremost polltlcnan of the Umted States Floyd Manuel wall hold a swlmmmg class every day I hope he doesn freeze ln the wlnter J Juamta Mason IS golng to take over where Mrs Reger leaves off at C H S Barbara Mxlton wnll crash radio as the famous female prlvate eye, Short Stuff Frances Nxcewarner wxll be a prlvate typxst and travel 1gent for the Pan American Axr Lmes xmmy O Brnen wxll be the xdeal busmessman and own the Cleveland Browns fHe'd rather play Becky Painter wlll help the other gurls that boys have to marry fBut some don t need a beautxcxan Betty Pnfer wlll join us together A mxmster' JUSYICC of Peace' No a telephone operator Bobby Price xs going to take over the Cadlllac Corp and make hot rod Cadxllacs Patsy Ramey wxll dxsh out the bumps as a skating mstructor fThe black and blue busmess Lee Ramsburg IS commg back to dear old CHS when Mr Pestun as whzte haxr fHa' Ha' Vlfhat ha1r'l Charlotte Shlflett will be a modern gxrl model for Mae West and Co Sam Shirley wall be peepmg around the corner and checkmg your car State Polxce are awfully ble On snze that IS Arlene Staubs having gamed experlence through edltmg the Rambler, wlll undoubtedly become edltor of the New York Tzmes Louise Stevens wlll travel far and wlde No' not wlth the Forexgn Leglon' as a mxssxonary Monte Stuckey wnll serve hxs country wlth entertainment as drum major of the famous Navy Band Nell Stuckey wxll work ln the mxnes and have plenty of salt for hls corny jokes Richard Swartz may be seen ln future years as a member of W Va Um versity He wxll run the State Farm Nancy Trxggs wlll begin teaching when she IS twenty two and suffer for fo ty years Nancy Van Metre will carry on the grand old profession Everyone knows D Van Metre Patsy Wall wxll try to sew up the holes ln the heads of some senxors 1n future years fOr do nu ses do thatnl Edd e Ware would like to borrow a tucycle What for' To pull the wagons on hxs farms Shlrley Wenk will receive S1000 a week as secretary to John D Rockefeller Anyone else want a rob? Charles Whxrley will operate the world's largest department store ln Summxt Pomt Bnlly Whxte ns gomg to raise potatoes, carrots, beans, corn and maybe cam f M I9 0 V . . . - 4 ,t J. , . . . . S 0 -J , - - .J . -- . J . ' ' . . . . h - i us 1 n 3 . .J . sw 71 Q cv ,o S O 'W ' 0 f' N W , Q4 WY Q1 H H -my U2 X? WMM ffl ww M 6? an DLCAQQT ,B 1' mmf xx ji X Ggfar UH 2 mf eff' I A 00 FbhMlB3f 4407 ,ww Jw CMC C 8 M 0.5 7' C0'0PE :W X,,,pull ' nnrivz X 'lr f'Qiff Bm W9 J Dx .5 C19 A ,dfjwwm K WW' Mast A r ncrivf '7 P car, 72259553 X! 13 WWW Wa jf-.57 PaR5oflH 4 X105 'pw Mx XNXM I 1 4 fgf 6' www ,Fra f f9.Mu ff.: s 'vifvfffz GM? rmlqw ow' WM-fwe QP fl My 1 cccsoxg PRESIDENT Bull Hxtt lllll0l' Hajj Oflffffj VICE PRESIDENT B111 Grnffith SECRETARY Llbby Skinner TREASURER Sandra Specht Gan .Mgfory We the members of the jumor Class, have traveled along these eleven years together The road has not always been smooth, but we have made the best of the ruts Along the way many have proxed themselves outstandmg m dramatlcs, sports, and band The remammg road we know wxll not be wxthout obstac les, but we are ready for the hurdles For he who always does hls best, Hrs best wnll better grow, But he who shnrks or sllghts hls tfnsk He lets the better go Phoebe Car ey O X l . . . . I r 1 a . 1 v . 4 L - v 1 .... -1. unior 6764545 lst Row Ile I to right Beulah Dnllow, Joyce Hooe, Donna Smallwood Ellen Lloyd, Marnan Mednary, Lnbby Skmner, Bull Grnilith Bully Hitt, Sandra Specht Ruth Welch, Charlotte Frntts, Helen enkms, Peggy Kelxcan Shelva Lawson, Myra Smallwood 2nd Row le f to rzght Elxsa Hunter, Madeline Campbell, eanne Reuter, Barbara Cross Nancy Kable, Ann Hough Donna Schlll Betty Bovd Barbara Henry, Mary Ann Jenkms, Zenneth Rudolph Jeanette Ott, Vlrglma Penwell, Peggy Painter 3rd Row le t to rzghtj Shxrley Fnelds Gaynelle Carlxsle, Norma Gray, Mary Belle Locke Frances Clendenmg Genevneve ohnson, une Slusher uamta Drnsh, Devona Graham anet Ring, Betty Price, Barbara Walker, Vnrgmna Smallwood 4th Row Ile I to rzghtj Mrs MacQueen, Donald Mickey, Dean Bush, Barry Smxth, Joe Ellnott, Helen Bane Dorothy Gaynor, Shirley Brown, Anna Mae Boyd Margaret Ann Smith eff Randolph, Henry Woodard, Lacy Anders Sth Row fleft to rzgbfj Kenneth Coffman Kenneth Knsner, john Ware, Phnllm Cash Abner Hoifmaster Bob McNulty, Henry McKee, Melvnn Chamblm, Gary Mose, Frank Sxmons, Mr Payne 6th Row left to rrglztj-Grady Owens, Walton Henry Bully Johnson Kenth Morrxs I .Ju . y . J. .Y t ff 'I-' ' J , ff '--' ', ' , Iv ' J J ,J' ' , I .- u . . . , ' , '.J Ol? IOIHOI 0 C155 ILUIJ PRESIDENT Mlrbxc Skxnner VICE PRESIDENT Frinkle IrICnrW SECRETARY Pit Burroughs TREASURER Pe3,f,V Cullers I-IISTORIKN Bcttw Pune s 1 sfo: ll throughout our ten Selrs of school Some of us hue excellel m sports 'md some IH dr1m1t1a.s Ind music We hixc tiled to mlke CHS proL.d of us There ire brldbes to cross 'md the wfly IS long, But 1 purpose ln llfe will mfake you strong Keep eer on your hps 1 cheerful song And 1lw1ys look uv, look up 1 ' I S I Cf K - . I L 7. . . ' V . , , ' ' : 1 ' . C fu. .5 - We, the Sophomores of 1953, are proud of the goals we have attained Y ' A , . . ' ,' t a l. . . ' tr K ' , L 6 r ' w , . K I 7 .SQOIQLOWI Ore CAI55 lst Row fleft to rzgbtj Eluzabeth Grove, janet Lloyd Belle Longerbeam Jo Ann Magaha, Mary Ann McDamel, Betty Payne, Patrncxa Burroughs Franlue Henry, Margxe Skmner, Peggy Cullers, oan Ray, anne enkms Geraldme Magaha, Janet Kmghtmg Sarah Lee Moore Do-ma R ssler Carleen Kelncan 2nd Row le t to Hgh! Agnes Frye, Ann Boyer, Catherxne McCarty Josephine Everhart, Dotty Spmks, Mary Ellen Ramey, Pat Parker, Sylvna Roberts, Florence Jenkms, Gall Hmdman Geraldme Burker, Emma ane DeLauter Momca Staubs Darla Jean Robmson Wnlda Shnflett Eldora Hannas, Patrncna Coulter, Sylvia Bradlev strong, Nancy Graham, Shxrley Ware Bertha Bowlmg annce Thomas, Frances Ware, Shxrley Smallwood Helen Hardy, Estella Grey, Margaret Wenk Janet Racey, Tommy Thompson, Buddy Buddenhagen 4th Row fleft to rzgbtj Mnss Roberts, Jerrv Bane, Huntley Cather, Bobby Crum, Gary Flemmb, William Dunn, Charles Dodson, Sammy Engle, George Beckwith, Glen Maye Rhea Watson Johnny Wnnkler, Sammy Glaze, Wayne Stuckey, Mannmg Kelly, Charles Roberts Mxss Moore Sth Row Ileft to rzghtj Mr Ellnott, Rolland Moore, Sonny Bradley Abner Hockensmnth, David Webb Barker Much Ro do Smallwood Denny johnson, Robert Turner Bobby Buddenhagen, Herbert Furr Francxs Plfer, Gary Rutherford Nat Lawson, Jack Robmson, Charles Vna 6th Row fleft fo ngbtl Frfmc s Damels, Lee Van Metre, Norman Cook, Bobby Nxcely J J ' J ' , ' ' ' , , 1 f -' 1- ' , ' ' J , ' , ' , ' ' y 3rd Row fleft to rigbtj-Pauline Breeden, Mary Ellen Armstrong, Eva Anderson, Sally Arm- . , . y J . . 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Emma Lee Hostler, 0 Ann Littleton, Shenla Cllfford Delorxs Heffner, Barbara Rowland, Jo Ann Harsh, Alnce Rodernck, Patsy Kelly, Helene Alvarez, Enleene Ware, Do o hy Prxce, ure Whxtmo e Ge eva Vlands Mary Russell, Fern Rutherford, Lorraine Frxtts, Eduth Chapman nd R011 Ile I fo rlghtl Nl1x1re Lancaster, Delorxs Ott Lee Ixarlm, Frances Boyd, Mary fackson, Nell Bane, June Gardner, Peggy Kute, Dorothy Ott Dons Half Sylvna Henrv, Shnrley 3rd Row le I fo llgbti Mary Alnce Hutt, Dnxxe Dunn, Carolyn Walker, Charlotte Dunlap, Betty Ann Pulse, Jerry Nlllls, Betty Braxthwante, hlfreda Bell Betty Atkms, Judy Glalze, Etta Propps, Patsy Allen, Donna Rutherford, Georgia Campbell 4th Row fleft fo rlghfj Ruby Demorv, Phyllis Coffman, Ann Cunningham, Sharon Gxlzbs Anna Mae Turner, Do ohy Ramey, Petrma Anderson, Carol Wysong, Kaye Anderson, Yvonne Nrcely, Roberta Racey, Loulse Welsh Mae Hough, Catherme Gray, Ruth Bralthwalte Sth Row Ile t to rzgbtj Lounse Magaha, Shxrley Carroll Patsy Mauck Janet Brown, Shnrley Burker, Faye Morland, Mxldred Comer, Betty Sowers, Johanna VanTol, Mary Lynn Brown, Niadelxre Afxderso Yxo-me Boyd, Kathleen Anderson, Mxss McDo1ald Four thmgs a man must learn to do If he would keep hxs record true thmk, without confuslon, clearl , love hls fellow man smcerely, act from honest motlves purely, trust ln God and Heaven securely Henry Van Dyke i f . 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F05 Niall Oyif Q'bkRi.E3'?f3lUUHfSQ'DCi. lst Row le t to right Amos Woodard, Leonard Nncelv, Edward Shull Phxlm Wnley, Melvxn Anders, Anthony Palumbo, Bnllv Burch, Harry Langdon George Funkhouser, Danxel Staubs Bxlly Baker, Bully Trussell, Roger Snow Ralnh Morris, Charles Ponkxns 2nd Row le i fo Tlghf, Damel Webb Charles Shull Tom Falrbanrn, Davnd Willingham, Gene McCarty, Allen Crum Steve Lawson, Perry Nncodemus, Benny Longerbeam Donald Jackson Rnchard Crum James Harrold Bxlly Poston, Gnlbert Watson 3rd Row flef! to Ilgbfj Ronald Wllc, Lester Wlllmngham, Norman Ballenger, Buddv Prmgle Charles Muller, Edward Smghas, John Vawter Ernest Rudolph James Anderson Wxllnm Chapman Sam Crockett 4-th Row fle t to rzgbtj Mr Martnn Ervxn Ienkxns Crexghton Prooos Bully Walters Cyrus Moler Daniel Giordiona, Ralph Dinges, Billy Jones, jerry Wilson, James Henry john Writt, Mr. Lorenz. CAM Umm, PRESIDENT: Harry Langdon VICE PRESIDENT: Billy Burch SECRETARY-TREASURER: George Funkhouser ,L A glracle Q CHARLES THJYFS4 tifki SCHOCI. Sl M pw. lst Row Ile t to rzgbtl Dons Dnsh Josephme Burner, Joyce Dodson, Juamta Jenkms, Geraldme Gardner, Peggy Jones, Ann Palumbo, Peggy Atluns, Suzanne Mornson, Mary Frances Frazner, Nancy Pamter, Nancy Rooer, Hazel Muller, Margaret Hull Bruce Payne, Sarah Vxa, Patty Hull 2nd Row fleft to rxghtj Ann Knrk Shelby Longerbeam, Rhoda Dxllow, Mary Hoff Phyllns Mnchna, Susan Gore, Patsy Hnnes, Ann Marne Lorenzo, Patsy Robmson, Betty Anders, Patrxcna Lookmbxll, Betty Ott, Josephxne Staubs, Joyce Jackson, Myra Jenkxns 3rd Row Ie t to rxgbtl Dxane Snyder, Betty Farmer, Nancy Hockensmnth, Ruth Stagner, Claudette Henderson, Wanda Costello, Pat Custer, Ann Day, Peggy Oden, Joanna Dnllow, Lounse Brown, anet Vnands, Edna Jackso-1, Tressa Morrxs 4th Row fleft to rxgbll Jannce Ott, Betty Chapman, Elnror Kable, Reva Nncodemus, Nancy Wallis, Elaxne Boyd Ruby Owens, Dorothy Brooks, Dorothy Ware, Joanne Sponseller, Georgina James, Jean Anderson, Martha Chrnstman Edna Wysong Sth Row fle I to rxgbtl Mass Kocherderfer, Rubv Swartz, Gwendolyn Anders, Mackey Pnce, Peggy Jenkms, Sarah Fxddler, Joyce Sxsk, Mrs Sxmrrons If w1sdom's ways you'd wxsely seek, Fnve tlungs observe wxth care, Of whom you speak, to whom you speak, And how, and when, and where. 51,4156 grade af? 9 FM' MEMWWW CHARMS TIWN 'HBH S5891 W Q 12355-r Miiimt lst Row He t to rxgbtl Garnet Turner, Lewns Rankm Bobby Burch Bnlly Baumgardner Hexston Bradley Eugene Wxllmgham John Cole George Frnes, Jerry Kelxcan umor Pamter Leon Sowers, Lee Steeley Doaald Feltner, Charles Henry, Andrew Seal Garland Breeden, Gilbert Pendleton 2nd Row fle t to rzglztj Frankne Weller Bully Marlow, Todd Smxth Davnd Dodd, Bnlly Breeden, Stewart Wharto1 John Smallwood Dnckxe Fxrvantn, Butch Hoffmaster Charles Clark, Floyd Mason Harry Dmgus Jimmy johnson Tommy Ott, Bobby Slusher Bxlly Shull 3rd Row fle t to rlghtj Jerry Rouss Warren Mnckev Larry Bussard Damel Armstrong Shxrley Gray, Henry Houser Teddy Molten, Bnlly Zombro Estel Wnlt Davnd Wilt Julnas Whnte, Stewart Crum Paul Grove jnmmy Stevens Arthur Wheeler 4th Row fle t io rxgbtl Lesley Wester, Rxchard Cam Donald McKee james Kern Charles Dunn, Theodore Lowery Billy Nxcewarner LeAllen Dnsh Frankie Hough Raymond Jenluns, Gray 01 Carlxsle Carrol Cogle Earl Rogers Phnlnp Oden Sth Row fleft to rzghtj Mr Stutzman, Bobby Deck, Oscar Day, Donald Swartz, Harry Brooks, Calvm Bennett, Floyd Jenkms, Larry Wluttmgton, Paul Clark, Mr Atwood Cfau Ofncera PRESIDENT: Jerry Kellcan VICE PRESIDENT: George Frnes SECRETARY: Suzanne Monson TREASURER: Jumor Pamter QUQH glade GFA lst Row fle t to rlgbtj Nancy Popkms, Vera Moore, Maxine Brown, Mary Carroll, Elmor Brown, Betty Clark, Betsy Ellnott, Dorothy Cam, Janet Harrell, Elame Lloyd, Jane Clark, Edna Pnfer, Barbara Anderson, Anme Brown, Nancy Robmson, Reva Woodard, Juanxta Rmg, Nanme Bane 2nd Row fle t to rgxbtl Joan Ballenger, Sarah Walker, Evelyn Bell, Nancy Bradley, Bonme ger, Dorothy Eby Shxrley Cogle, Dansy Dxllow, Josephme Watson, Wanda Baker, Wnlletta Hyatt, Jeanne Slmms, Donna Glanze, Betty Gray, Martha Kable, Nancy Clxpp, Evelyn Vnands, Pat Showen, Bonme Barron, Frances Cralg Dnllow, Shelva clme, Io Ann Crum, juamta Maye, Jo Ann Merchant, Lorrame Rmker, Betty Long, Cornelna Pennmgton, Conme Robinson, Blossom Kxsner, Barbara Breeden, Joan Wnllnng ham, Mary Rmalln, Jean Roper, Peggy Hnllcr, Dnanna Anderson 4th Row fleft io Tlgbf, Anna Faye Muller, Delores Chamblm, Gladys Cogle, Mary Mahoney, Phyllxs Robmson, Barbara Wenk, Leola Myers, Doris Fntts, Mary Wxlt, Mary Magaha, Janxce Watson, Nenla Hahn Pat Ingram, Charlotte Marcum, Vuola Gray, Mary Vlands Mxss Phxlllps, Mrs Smoot, Mlss Walters If a task IS once begun, Never leave nt tlll 1t's done Be the labor great or small, Do nt well or not at all Anon f . - . Al , . . . . . 3rd Row Ueft lo riglztl-Shirley Edwards, Dorothy Gray, Geraldine Stagner, Mary Bell, Betty euenfd gyracle gow 6035.25 T058 Hai SCHDOL lst Row Ile t to rxghtj Billy Roberts, Tommy Moore, Kenneth Jenkins, Gay Dillow, Freddie McCauley, So-my Russell Kenneth Zo'nbro, Randolph Furr, Robert Cash, Leo Grove, Gary Kable Haro'd Roper, Domald Chapman, Ernest Brockmann, Harold Longerbeam, Roy Hooe, Raymo1d Alvarez Zrd Row Ile t to rrgbtl David Nxcodemus, Garland Ott, Dennis Glaize, Garry Harris, Marvin De o f, P ul H rdf Nath n Burker Jerry Stagner, Clarence E Dillow, Donald Anderson, Ray Boyd, Marshall Watso 1, Alvin Nester, Lee Hardy, Donald Drish Donald Magaha, james Jenkins 3rd Row Ile i to rxglztj Wayne Pookms, Raymo-id LaBelle Ierry Ott, Raymond Longerbeam, Stanley Dunn, Ervin Pro-mst, Billv Ural, Eugene Frazier, Billv Grey, Sammy Ebersole Clarence L Dillow, Ray Sperlmg, Richard Chnstman, Tommy Ott, David Clnpu, Johnny Milton 4th Row Ileft to rlgbtl David Burkett, jo1n To'nblm, Ford Bowling, Walter Bowling, Robert Melbourne, Joe Maho-zey, Ge ald Grove, Garland Cozle, Gilbert Smallwood, Charles Hme, Billy Ring, Nelson Aiken, James Dodfou, Jack Dodsom, David Tomblin Sth Row Ile t to rzgbtj Donald Nicely, Desmond Lee, Charles Price, George Painter, john Paul Penwell Jimmy Burker, Robert Gray, Do-:ald Owens, Marshall Edwards, John Henry Smoo Roy Gaynor, Tums Covert, Bobby Rxcker, Donald Stevens, Freddie Ford 6th Row Ileft to ngbtj Mr Harmison, Charles Iohnson, Donald Stottlemyer, William Hines, Eugene Dxllow, Tommy Carey, Billy Shutts, John Paul Engle, Daniel Armstrong, Alton Carlisle, Lewis Albin, William Chapman, John Henry Bales, Mr. Tabb. C6155 Ofnferif PRESIDENT Robert Cash VICE PRESIDENT Randolph Furr SECRETARY Janet Harrell TREASURER Leo Grove BEST ATI-ILETES PRETTIEST SMILE FUNNIEST LAUGH BEST PERSOIN ALITY MOST ATTRACTIVE BEST ALL AROUND MOST POPULAR WITTIEST BEST STUDENT 105 LlIll0I lg I CONIN IE ROBINSON RANDOLPH FURR MARTHA K ABLE BOBBY BURCH BETTY CLARK CHARLES CL ARK SUSAN GORE BILL NICEW ARNER BOBBY DECK SUZANNE MORISON LEE STEELEY ELEANOR KABLE JUNIOR PAINTER GERALDINE GARDNER JERRY KELICAN BETTY CLARK SONNY FRIES DIANE SNYDER RAYMOND ALVAREZ 10 llfl . 4 ' T 1 MOST GROWN-UP .................................... NANCY WILLIS ,g 5 1 I db f 4 5 A , ur' Q ' ' ....vp, 5 lg Z, WM MHIIIIW 9 E ..., UM'- ' ' fm' f .Y 1, r f X Q ff Q 'i 'Q A 25-gr Editor ln Chief Asslstant Edltors umor Edltors C1fCUl3tl0Il Mlnager Asslstint C1rcul1t1on Advertlsmg Manager Advertising, Assnstfmts Art Edltors Sports Edltors Advisors f ff! M1n15,e1 s Arlene Stlubs jenn Love, Flood Coffmfan Beulnah Dlllovs, u1n1t1 Drnsh Bonnle Coffman lN1ncy Trlggs Charles WhlIl6W Llbbx Qkmner De1n Bush Betts Coffman B1rb1r1 Mxlton Bull Mwcoughtry Donflld Mxckey Elxsfa Hunter, une Slusher M1r2.,1ret Ann Smlth Barbirfl Wmllier Nancy Van Metre Bfmrbara Flemmg, Joe Ellnott, Ellen Lloyd Janet Rmg Gralnm Bullock, Dorothy Edwards, Bwrry Smxth B111 Hutt, Sandra Specht Jo Anne Hmdman, Jackxe Leslne Bobby Kershner, Jlmmy Kenter Mrs Reger, Mr Pestun , el' Sa J ' ' ..,................................................... . ' Y J. '. ' ' . 2 y -...l.....................................................-....... l ' 1 . 1 - L L 7 . -.,-...--...-.....-u YL -Y , I. '. 'V, . , . V . 5 7 K 3 . Price, Mary Belle Locke, Kenneth l , 1 l I. ' , . . , . , . , . . J 7 , . . . . 4 ' . 7 . L nnpgnnnnn.-......1.uuunvnaaununvnnan I. . l , . 7 6 . 7 mmf 52 ff lst Rowfle t to rxglztj Barbara Mxlton, Nancy Trnggs, Barbara Walker, Frances Nncewarner, Dorothy Edwards, Barbara Flemmg, Mrs Reger, Mr Pestun, Ellen Lloyd, Jo Anne Hmdman, Janet Rmg, Betty Prnce Sandra Snecht, Lxbby Skmner Znd Row left to rzgbtj Elnsa Hunter, Mary Belle Locke, Bonme Coffman, Beulah Dxllow e1n Love, Arlene Staubs, Juanita Drnsh Nancy Van Metre, une Slusher, Margaret Ann Smxth 3rd Row fleft to rzglrtj Charles Whnrley, Donald Mickey, Joe Ellxott Bully Macoughtry, Bobby Bobby Kershner, Pete Bullock, Flood Coffman, Jnmmy Kelter, Bull Hxtt, Jackne Leslne, Dean Bush, Kenneth Coffman jkedlaian rouloe arr an wg. ,ax-0-ww lst Row fleft to rzghtj Nancy Van Metre Gretchen Heldrnch 2nd 3r 4t 6t Row Row Row Row Barry 7th Row Stucke le! le! let Tlghll Ellen Lloyd Lnbby Skinner rxgbtj Patsy Wall Sandra Snecht right Mary Belle Locke jean Love le I Smith Beulah Dlllow Ie I to rxghtj Mass Walters Mass Mary Elmor Reese Nnta Mason Mr Skmner Nexl y Monte Stuckey Edward Boyd Frances Nncewarncr Mxss Phnllnps Mrs Reger nghlj Barbara Walker Elisa Hunter Bonme Coffman Donna Smallwood lCPl'J PRESIDENT Nancy Van Metre VICE PRESIDENT Gretchen Hexdrxch SECRETARY Lxbby Skmner TREASURER Lnbby Skmner SCRIBE Sandra Specht Act well your part There all honor hes W F59 I f to ' - , ' ' . 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V Q Kano! .gilfeeth edri NANCY VAN METRE C Pllllflflfltloll lst Row le I to rlgblj Ruth Welch Drum Mqorette, Charlotte Frntts, Drum Majorette, Dean Bush, Student Dlrector, Frances Nncewfnrner Captam, Monte Stuckey, Drum Mayor Francis Daniels, Assistant Drum Major 2nd Row le I to right Wnlda Sluflett, Nancy Van Metre Carroll Wysong Sandra Specht Patsy Kelly Louxse Welch Mr Pestun, Suzanne Mornson, Barbara Walker Nancy Wnllls Yvonne Nncely, udy Glanze, Georgna C1mpbell 3rd Row le t to rxgbtj Lee Ramsburg, oe Ellmott Barry Smnth, Davnd Wnlt Francns Pnfer Edna Wysong Ann Kirk, Paul Grove, Leonard Nlccly, Bobby Crum, Frances Clendenmg Dorothy Ware 4th Row flefl to rlgbll Graham Bullock Fern Rutherford Elisa Hunter Eileen Ware, Dons Peggy Oden Anna Mae Turner Sth Row fle I fo rlghlj Harry Langdon, Manning Kelly, Joel McCauley, Nancy Hockensmxth John Cole, Richard Hoffmaster, David Wnlllngham, Bully Nncewarner, Bully Baker, Richard Fnrvantl Warren Smith, Reva Nxcodemus 6th Row le I fo rxgbtj Phil Cash, Warren Mlckey, oyce Snsk Frank Smith Mackey Prnce Geraldme Magaha Gwendolyn Anders, Kay Anderson Joanne Sponseller Ralph Buddenh1gen, Rondo Smallwood 7th Row Heft to flgbf, Herbert Furr, Bully Walters, Wayne Smallwood Charles Clark Ruby Swartz, Dxanne Snyder, Charles Via, Mary Belle Locke Janet Brown Patricia Coulter Ann Day Not ln Pncture Eddie Ware Bully Gore, Lee Van Metre Buddy Lmk mm, DIRECTOR Mr Pestun CAPTAIN Frances Nncewarner STUDENT DIRECTOR Dean Bush DRILL SERGEANT Lee Ramsburg DRUM MAJOR Monte Stuckey DRUM MAJORETTE Charlotte Frltts REPORTER Sandra Specht LIBRARIAN Manning Kelley SERGEANT DRUMMER Phil Cash f f ' F - . f' I . 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T - 1 x , , , - egLl'U'l0l 6 all lst Row He t to rzglstj Robert Cash Betty Farmer, Connxe Robmson, Fred McCauley, Norman Propps, Joanne Crum, Garnet Turner 2nd Row He t to rxghtl Stewart Warten, Bully Ural, Bxlly Breeden, Charles Johnson, Donald Chapman, Sammy Ebersole, Grover Russell, Davnd Burkett, Gay Dxllow, Lee Hardy Garland Ott 3rd Row Ile t fo rxgbtj Mr Pestun, Betty Atkms, Maxme Brown, Edna Pxfer, Gary Kable, Patsy Allen, Blossom Kxsner, jean Roper, Donna Glaxze, Lewis Albxn, Dons Frxtts, Nella Hahn, Nancy Robxnson, Pat Showen, Pat Ingram 4th Row He t to rtghij Geraldme Burker, Peggy Atkins, Mary Magaha, Jo Anne Merchant, Jane Clark, Juannta Maye, Betty Clark, Elmor Brown Sth Row Heft to rxgbtj Donald Owens, Ernest Brockmann, Randolph Furr, Robert Melbourne ' , B ol f . - 7 . , I . - . . A f . T . A ' ' . I . . 4 f . - . . blfblfe 6Ll l'l'leI 6 0 l'Ylel'lCCL lst Row le I to rzglstj Bnlly Whnte Shelby Longerbeam Melvm Chamblm Donme johnson Mr Prettyman Edward Boyd Richard Swartz Robert Prxce 2nd Row le I fo rxgblj Harold Cervalo Perry Nncodemus Abner Hockensmxth John Ware ohnny Wnnkler Floyd Manuel Bentley Longerbeam Ralph Morrns 3rd Row le t to rlghll Bully Poston Davxcl McDonald Wnllnam Dunn Monte Stuckey Rav Watson Eugene McCarty Rowland Moore flfffl PRESIDENT Donald Johnson VICE PRESIDENT Melvin Chamblm SECRETARY Shelby Longerbeam TREASURER John Ware REPORTER Rxcharcl Swartz Llfblfe 0l'l'l0l'l'lCL eI 5 0 l'l'lel lCCl warner Dons Kearns, Shirley Brown nd Row E fda Bell Elnnbeth Glove Catlxerxne McCarty Yvorme Nicely Louise Welch Anna Mae Boyd, Belle Longerbeam Dottle Smnks Betty Pnfer 3rd Row Mlss McDonald Geraldme Burker Do othy Gaynor Betty Sowers, Shnrley Carroll Catherine Gray Janet Uoyd U!! ICPFJ PRESIDENT Donna Schnll VICE PRESIDENT Frances Nlcewarner SECRETARY Dorxs Kearns TREASURER Shirley Brown HISTORIAN Myra Smallwood il ' fm 'V 4, Q by V P X. vw N r , 1 5 , - 3 '31 lst Row flefl lo rigbfl-Darla Jean Robinson, Juanita Drish, Myra Smallwood, Frances Nice- y I l - Z 1-Y I , A. A I S . y A . , . A 1 V . D 9 V ' 1 . A , . y r , . , . . f Orud lst Row Ile t to rlgbtl Bruce Payne Hazel Muller Mary Russell Peggy Oden Jo Anne Sponseller Sarah Fnddler Sandra Specht Mary Belle Locke Mxckey Prnce Joyce Snsk, N1ncy Wnllxs Nancy Trnggs Nancy Roper Geraldme Gardner Peggv ones Sarah Vna James Yvonne Nxcely Suzanne Monson Lee Ramsburg Mr Pestun Betty Jo Sowers Anna Lounse Came Jean Anderson Mary Hough Lounse Brown Joyce Dodson, Joyce Jackson Ac 0115 DIRECTOR Mr Pestun STUDENT DIRECTOR Lee Ramsburg PIANISTS Sandra Specht and Mary Belle Locke SOLOISTS Mickey Price, Joyce Snsk, Nancy Wxllns f . L' 7 u 1 x 1 y . , , , . . , . I . . y . , , . y 1 J , . ' 2nd Row-Shelva Carper, Mary Dillow, Jo Anne Dillow, Betty Pifer, Louise Welch, Georgia , . y . Y y Q y , . . 7 , Y . , . O . .SL enf Commzffee fLe I to rlgbf Bobby Burch john Vawter Ga y Rutherford Francns Dan els Donme Joh son Phl Cash Frances IN cewarner Barbara M lton Bll Macoughtry Patr cm Coulter Slle la Centerj Raymond Al arez anet Harrell Ofpm PRESIDENT Barbara Mllton VICE PRESIDENT Peggy Cullers SECRETARY Frances Nlcewarner TREASURER Donna Smallwood SERGEANT AT ARMS Phil Casll ADVISOR Mr Pestun cl ' I . ' 1 a r a ' i 1 . n J i , H , i , a , i ' , i Clifford, Mr. Pestun, Helena Alvarez, Patsy Allen, Jerry Kelican, Sarah Via, Garland Ott. 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'ljftffflfg g00fL6J ian! lst Row fleft to ng ntl Iack1e Leslxe fmanagerl Bobby Ke shner, Bobby Buddenhagen, Norman Cooi, S'roie o1nso1, B111 Grxffith xmmy OBr1e'1, Nat Lawso'1, xmmy Locke, xmmy Ke1ter, Grady Owers, Rando nh Ande s, Gary Rutherfo d fmanager Z-nd Row john Wr1tt, Rxchard Macha o, Charles Doi 01, Marvm Jackson, Bobby Nncel , Bob McNu'ty, Teidy Roper Wxltom H ry, Sam Shxrley, Kenny Klsner Shelby Longerbeam, 51m C o ke t, Sam Glaxze, Frank He-xry 3 d Row Bxll o-1es, Coach Harmnson, Coach Lorenz, Gary Mose 1 1 0 e They Keyser Rom:-ey Manassas Berke'ey Sprmgs Martmsburg Musselman Beall Shepherdstown X Harpers Ferry XH x 1 - ' ,J' , . r . J' J' 3 ' . . T- 1' r A - l . . ' 5 u S 1 . h . Y r - ' J . ' . lljcuuify joofga NQAPILIA K N o sz N 12 . 44 ' 25 o P .X 12 . ' 21 -, o ' 31 x , ' sl' 12 7 X xx 1 K 13 25 I K ' X 26 0 I C N jf 12 20 j X YQ! X XX A X 'X X. 4, X 1 6tl 5l HQJLQMCLK EMM! Le t to right Shelby Longerbeam Sam Glanze Buddy Lmk Grady Owens Bobby Kershner Norman Cook Jimmy Kenter Frankie Henry Henry McKee Francis Daniels Bull Griffith nmmy OBrxen Ted Roper Bobby Buddenhagen Bob McNulty COA CH LOREN Z 0 .f 1 x 1 9 9 1 1 1 1 J' n 9 1 - I w lljafdl gddegaf iam NS ww wh an rm, mi? vo, wwf Vu! .CN ggi Q 3 Yip vhddm 9138 YUM wggfqg sn ima if 'Q lst Row le t to right nmmy OBrnen Mutt ohnson Henry McKee Edward Lloyd managerj, Edward Boyd Ronme Fearnow Frzmkxe Henry 2nd Row Coach Lorenz lmmy Locke Clyde Hltt Frank Gardner Paul Holdren Norman Davis Paul Mills Bobby Kershner Donme Engle e 0 HIJIIJ M1504 SCLPILIA Musselmwn Harpers crry Hedgesvnlle Shepherdstown Martinsburg Musselm1n Harpers Ferry Hedgesvnlle Shepherdstown Martinsburg They 8 5 Mi O 1 5 31 s L ra, 1 4' Y Q - . 1' Q I ,. x : Y.. K ', , Q, 'ff Z L Z in E A' . 1 2 2, 9 ' 4 s E ' E 'L tj' A N A 3 ., t X' 'mv' 9 T' -. ' ,Aw ' ' 1 ' ' A . Y 1 QHYA, Q 5 V ' ww -2 ' . ' - I ' 5. f A x : t K Z... 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Ann Kxrk S1r1h V11 Vhxlne Brown 0 Ann H1rsh, no! shaun Donn1 Rutherford Donnfl Glnze 1 ef - ' , .. .. ' ', ,I . ' ,. : . , . .I . ll! goof! K lan! fr lst Row Ile t to rxghtj Bull Dunn, Bully Walters, Steve Lawson, Lee Van Metre, Charles Dodson John Wrntt, Francxs Damels, Gary Flemmg, Frank Simons, Bxlly Trussell, ack Robinson, Calvm Bennett 2nd Row Charles Henry fmanagerj, Davnd Wnllnngham, Tommy Thompson, Leonard Nncely, George Funkhouser Buddy Pringle, Bully Painter, Wayne Smallwood, Tony Palumbo, Locke Wysong, Wayne Stuckey fmanagerl Eugene Wnllnngham fmanager 3rd Row Coach Harmuson, Bucky Glaxze Ernest Rudolph Robert Cash Jumor Pamter, Bully Burch Edward Shaw, Bobby Burch, Donald McKee, Sammy Ebersole, John Cole fl! SAPZIMK e They Harpers Ferry Harpers Ferry Berryvnlle 12 Berryvnlle 'U garslefgaf iam lst Row fleft to rzglrtl Norman Ballenger, Ernest Rudolph, Bxlly Jones, Theodore Lowery Sam Crockett, Bxll Trussell 2nd Row Lester Wlllxngham Ronald Wxlt Ralph Dmges, Irvmg Jenl-uns George Funkhouser, 3rd Row Coach Harmxson Donald Swartz Jerry Kellcan, Jumor Pamter John Cole Bully Nlcewarner managerl Lnfe s battles don t always go To stronger or faster man, But soon or late the man who wm Is the one who tlunks he can Walter D Wxntle v- . . y . , . . . , Bill Walters. i ' 1 x l I l 1 1 ' 9 r COMPLIMENTS our DOMINION APPLIANCE comrnuv MOFFETT S PHARMACY TELEVISION RADIO 780 COMPLIMENTS fcfff lb f 2 KASTLE S REDDQBQX REDDY IS WAITING TO SERVE YOU IN YOUR HOME ON YOUR FARM AT YOUR BUSINESS LIGHTING COOKING REPRIGERAIION FREEZING PDTOMHC LIGHT 8: POWER COMPANY OF - Phone Exclusive K genera ec ric ea or OF l Phone 02 I Y , fQ E E sr Q I 3, I ' 4 A , A 4- - A 4903, mms Mm: CONSULT Washrngton Alexander and Cooke As You Would Your Doctor or Lawyer A yAtAllT dzyfsf Est 1870 105 E Washmgton St Charles Town W Va COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS CLYARSER S New Central Restaurant sso tation scorr and wnma UWM B f,,.S'A,, J Charles Town G1 111 MW lmzlfm nf 111 West vuglnla Plum 390 COMPLIMENTS Martha Washmgton Shop Phone 433 9 Sager S Grocery Charles Town W Va I 9 This Insurance genc imes Glo x ends Its Services T Y I OF OF 9 U 'lf . . , The Drug Store for You eau o an QM . . ' J ' ' e L L L 57 Cla wiv lbw, RV Liz. C O OF RCSEN S Department Store Outfrtters for the Fam ly For Dress For lN'ork For School For Play Charles Town W Va COIVIPLIMENTS NICHOLS 81 STUCK PI-IARMnCISTS Phone 173 Harold L Blum Men s and Lad1es Ready to Wear Shoes for the Ent1re Famrly Phone 752 Charles Town W Va COMPLIMENTS P1 tts Jefferson Thea tres COMPLIMENTS FORT DRIVE IN THEATRE Movies As You Lxke Them COMPLIMENTS OF Select Bakery , l l I I i ii l 1 I l -- OF OF WMA Janna! C A S IQ Almost Everybody READS - and ENJOYS The Smvii HN iwiivfs mic Published Every Thursday By The JEFFERSON PUBLISHING CO. INC. Pb'h Phone 222 North George Street Charles Town W. Va. FLEMING 8: LLOYD COMPLIMENTS Phone 41 M or 621 M CHARLES TOWN W VA THE SOUTHERN MOTEL COMPLIMENTS The Charles Town Gas Co COMPLIMENTS Carole Ann Hat Shop COMPLIMENTS Sheetz F lorlst 1 ll H S lr XX nl Our COMPLIMENTS SPIKER MOTOR SALES Dodge Plymouth Cars Dodge Trucks U S Royal Trres Phone 71 u 11s ers and Prmters Por me Best in Plumbing and Hearing OF OF OF Charles Town, W. Va. Corner of George 8: Liberty Sts. OF OF I t'XVlc 'ou Say Ir XVHI1 Flowcrx- - fay . . ' 7' 1 su -1- Slncc 1907 -l- Lhgnmn Hmvnvr sinh 5111111 115111115111 Hwnm Harry B VIPIIQI' Jose ph M V11 Ill 1 Louls WI Vwllvr .lac ob NI V11 Ill 1' Vlauru 1 V11 nc 1 E11 V11 nc 1' Saul V11 nf 1' C Washington D C Richmond Va Charles Town W1 st Vlrglnla 1 ' . v' 1 2 . C. H. S. ' ' - . T' . C. H. S. ' Rvubvn Vic-nc-r . . C. H. S. ' 1 ' ' - ' - - ' . . C. H. S. ' CONGRATULATIUNS To The Class of 1953 Whether you are ln the Class of 1913 whether you haw om Ol mort wars ln the Charles Fown High School you sull fund the Bank of Charles Town lnterested 1n eac h of you A Progresswe Bank for Progresswe Young People The Bank of Charles Town Your Bank A Communzty Cornerstone Since 1871 mbFd p ppih , T ' 4 T - or I ' l I V B lf . l r Q w Q n Q ' U - T Me er e eral Deposit Insurance Cor orat' O osi e t e Court House 53.35, CTQTR' COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Peoples Bank of Charles Town SOUTHERN RESTAURANT The Me1v1n T Strlder Company Fu.nera1Home Chl WV OF OF Phone 10 C W. Vu. Member F.D. I. C. C O Town, . cz. QUALITY CLOTHES SINCE' 1918 Adam Llnk Sz Sons Charles Town W Va Com plzments of VAN TOL FLORIST Phone 83 C om plzments of SHUGART S I I I J Goode Brothers nc Goodyear Trres Wrllard Batteues Bulck Automobrles Internatxonal Trucks A R D Barber Shop 110 South George Street Complete Barbenng Servrce Charles Town W Va Dont Cuss' Call Us' Smith Tlre Xt Battery Co RECAPPING REBUILDING VULCANIZING Automobile Truck Tractor Tires 110 1-: L b ty sr 1 w v C' om p11m en ts To The cLAss or 53 CAPERTON BROTHERS Fred Propps Bullder of the Complete Home CHARLES TOWN W VA PHONE 208 149 ' l 9 1 Tx-to tm,-, ,y fi. mi,-1-.1 Rpm A11 ,f - tskmr- ISV Phone 194 0 0 Buck of U. S. Pos! Office ' ' ' . ' . Ch Town, . a I may ,swf Compliments of West End Gulf Service P. MERCHANT D. S. NOLAND W. Washington St. Charles Town, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF Boyer's Furniture Shop COMPLIMENTS J Newberry COMPLIMENTS Kable s E S S O COMPLIMENTS 0 Dunaway COMPLIMENTS Western Auto Assocrate Store Charles Town W Va J E Senseney Owner SHENANDOAH HEATING PLUMBING Rooflng and Spoutmg CHARLES TOWN W VA B y P p 2 Comphments of WALLS SERVICE STATION DeSoto Plymouth SALES d SERVICE Atlantlc Petroleum Products Charles Town W Va Phone 404 OF OF J. . ' ' OF OF D Air Conditioning Company Im H. o er. to . Phone 26 Peoples Supply COMPLIMENTS COAL - GRAIN - FEED MCCORMICK-DEERING OF FARM MACHINERY JEFFERSON HARDWARE 79't 4J gt' 5'f? ', COMPLIMENTS COMPLIIVIENTS CHARLES TOWN Dawson s Barber Shop GRAIN 8: FEED Commumty O11 Company Inc Servzce Is Our Motto Oualzty Is Our Product l WV MtbgW g OF OF 7 Compliments of , I Cities Service Petroleum Products Il ' ' Il U Char es Town, . cl. ar ins ur , . Va. Leesbur , Va. DAILEY MOTORS INC Home of Mclrtmsburg Body Works o llllllll -'ummm 836 846 East Moler Avenue Martznsburg W Vo Cc1d1llclc Ponnac GMC Trucks John Deere Farm Equlpment E I CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduatmg Class of 1953 from THE CHARLES WASHINGTON SHOPS Shoppzng Center of Jefferson County COMPLIMENTS K7 ua eri C O Whlttlngton 3 Wg? 3 A t8:C Clth ChalsTo nWVa Pho 153 W C U L L E R S COMPLIMENTS Shoes of the Bette K d OF jjj Q0 VALLEY mmnwnnf co o 7 OF , , ma r a5 iongi I U Inian s' hildren's o ing I e W ' ' ' 130 W. Washington St. Charles Town. W. Va. ne - Phon 215 r in r e w ir inia DAILEY MOTORS, INC. Home of Martinsburg Body Works -.-.,,N- T 4 836 846 East Moler Avenue Martlnsburg W Va CC1d1llGC Ponnac GMC Trucks John Deere Farm Equ1pment W4 !OanlAer QQ. xml Kin. -eq ,.,,,,,.,...--1 C' om pllm en ts POWHATAN BRASS and IRON WORKS RANSON W VA Etblhd 1 2 DIAMOND S Smart 1- ash1o.ns F 81 W YOUR I H DEALER 555 MCCORMICK DEERING Farm Machinery COMPLIMENTS MOTOROLA TELEVISION MYERS COAL co ' 9 of ' 89 ! West ashington Street - Charles Town. W. Va, Ph e - OF Ph : Sh her sown 27 l E ' DAILEY MOTORS, INC. Home of Martinsburg Body Works II' 'Xl' KH I1 1' n D 836 846 East Moler Avenue Martmsburg W Va Cad111ac Ponnac GMC Trucks John Deere Farm Machmery COMPLIMENTS OF SMITH 8: STRIDER FUNERAL HOME Charles J W Srnrth Charles H Stnder Jr CHARLES TOWN W VA sf? QQJH sga-im E 113533 ,gg gi Rigby SLM X 3 Ng! 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