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

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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

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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 . . . , . . .

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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