Charleston High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Charleston, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

, . If 1 , W J v ' A r. 1- x , . . Illk - , . .- --QL A-.-,-. .. ... -. .. . ,..:3'. . -..-.. L......-.....4..4....-:m,g.g:,,.!A---.:.1L.h-JL-.HL-1'- J , ., Q . dl'lll.6.Y' I ' f ,NNN I-1, 'TT' , 2 I 9 ., U ' ' M S? XXWA' 1 I J f Sb u , f K KP A Qwk X Qi W I ' iqkl, X 159. fl M I 1 x ex 35 ' K 1 1-s Xqf ff A ekruar ecemloer- X OVCFTI 2 -S- 'i'-5 WKW L44' fwfr Om, Z f C A N119- wmwf N' Se em er N. 7 fl I I I ,, I X,. 4' f .fp -N tl N is X - XL L 2 TX xA I I x 'I N +3 f 'Q A u i N ,,., fl? 1 X X f J N.-1 f ,517 ll 3 C. ..1.X I -A S ' 1 1 Q 63' W X GY 55 'I , --V 5 2 K- i F . ' X N f , ' ..f.r- ps Q' ., ffieig ' J FX :Q I 'a-- - ch cltlze ' N Bw T' 1 fw. mzffllflffllfl,-U'f if 0 lun'-.ht f, .fs 4,...L I X' . J A aff 0 :oi N mu 4 C f ' vu I 'u-.....--fx X s W 1 .,.... 7 Q'-2..- X ,rd - V ' 'm -av kt -as .A is-5 I ' Q X xg, Y L- ix I x Y -' 0 X? - ' JU ix. Xi X 2? if W , 1 III' 'b 'ii L 1 Sluts dglqyg as Afll I fm, ll 'la ' ,xl l 'Wm n N WW' u I 1 X mv X 1 K s W. s drum K ,vt Q10 mx ,555 Wx x kg? li' QZ7951 1 W fig X 1 , l g,'n.Y ,g Y RYA y XXXNAN V V.. , 3 , 1 Jo' KQV Yx 7 6 ' ffm I ' w fx N A, Q - laws' KN' 5 ml, ' Q .,-' 3 :xx EXE? E 5 .X T I THE BLUE JAY Published by the JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES CHARLESTON MISSOURI Nmefeen hundred fifty one 2 of CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL 2 H5 SENIOR EDITORS Jim Hess Cl'lClVITTIGf'l Flclclln JUNIOR EDITORS Lee McPl1eeters Jane Russell Sponso Mrs Boone Howle PHOTOGRAPHY PRINTED BY Vvalton s Studuo Charleston Mo Amerlcan Yearbook Co Owatonna Munn O Neal s Portralt Studio Charleston Mo ILLUSTRATIONS Student Pncture Service Kansas Cnty Mo J Frnecla Keener Charleston Mo i , l 1' 7 , . . , . r 1 - f, r ' r 1 ' 1 r A - r r - azewafzd The purpose ofthe 1951 Blue Jay IS to present a word and prcture story of 1950 1951 as a permanent record of the successes truend shlps and actlvltles of that school year It rs hoped by those who have worked to make this book possible that It wlll not be glanced through and cast aside but wtll be cherushed an the future as a source of happy memories of student days IH Charleston Hugh School 11 , . . 4 Zicvzfeetoa 3494 Seine! 'Udo ,QU -it My -wa 'HOW if NJ a9 sawn ln the fall of l926 the present Charleston Hugh School buuldung was opened to hugh school students of Charleston wuth Mr John Harty as superuntendent and Mr C C Conrad as pruncupal At that tume the board members were J M Haw Presudent O W Joslyn Scott Alexander George U Shelby G L Pemberton L C Marshall Pruor to that the hugh school was sutuated un the present Mark Twaun school buuldung The emblem of C H S us the blue lay whose colors are blue and whute Thus us an old unsugnua and as far back as 1912 there was a football formatuon called the Blue Sunce then not only have the football and basketball teams been desugnated as B ue Jays but the cheerung squad band and the hugh school annual as well Tradutuon us the moldung force ofa school and Charleston Hugh has many tradutuons The udeals whuch her noblest and best tradutuons represent and the thoughts whuch motuvated them are passed on to the students who walk un her paths 5 ,A,,jgg.fk' W ln the entrance hall of Charleston Hugh School hangs a bronze plaque Thus plaque was presented by the senuor class of l946 to honor the former students of Charleston Hugh School who courageously gave theur luves for theur country un World War II 04 Ehzzfeelan 7494 Oh Charleston Hugh' Dear Charleston Hugh' Rause now your banner to the sky' The day has never yet come near When you can spell defeat wuth tears Oh Charleston Hugh' Dear Charleston Hugh' We ll sound your prauses to the sky Oh Charleston Hugh' Dear Charleston Hugh' Your gurls are brught your boys are spr On every tueld we ve met and won Some vuctory dear some duty done Oh Charleston Hugh' Dear Charleston Hugh' Your name and fame shall never due Sky Rack' Whup Crack' Ho Ho Ho Charleston Charleston' Way Ho' A D Sumpson CA7- df X'-1 gigs wox f-,O Q grin 1 SZ maj E39 ,If QWQ? EILEEN HOWLE To Mrs Enleen Howle the staff deduccfes the Blue Joy of l95l Because of her frlendly spsrrt of coopercmon keen sense of humor and pleosung drsposnhon she has won the respect ond offechon of all who know her and work wuth her 8 s. l Q , D ug muudllrafzonf v m If ' xg I o Uleuesks. 'f7e: ' ilx ,I 'K 'vi gamdofg P' 1 Qs..- H F Frcklm Presadent Frank Laur Jr W Clufton Banter R W Beasley E Llndsoy Brown Jr Robert P Lane W JOHN HARRIS MARSHALL Superintendent Superintendent John Harrrs Marshall a natrve son of Charleston was born January 13 1897 He attended the local grade and hugh schools graduatlng rn the sprung of 1915 and entered the Unlverslty of Mlssourr the following fall Mr Marshall loaned a branch of naval avratlon durlng World War l and received has honorable discharge un 1919 ln the fall of that year he was awarded his B S degree from Mrssourl Unlverslty After spending several years In Texas and Arkansas Mr and Mrs Marshall moved to Charleston ln 1925 That year Mr Marshall taught general science and directed athletlcs rn Charleston Hugh School The followrng year he was made prrncupal That posrtnon he held untrl the sprung of 1947 when he became superintendent upon the retirement of Mr A D Simpson ln 1941 Mr Marshall re cerved hrs Master s degree In Education from the Unrversrty of Mrssouru Coach as he rs generally called has da rected all athletics up to thus past year Mr Marshall s helpful rnterest In and lakrng for the entire student body wlth whom hrs many actlvltles bring htm unto contact have won htm the affectlon and respect of many friends .1 7 H C WILLIAMS Prlncupal Hardnng Cole Wrllvams came to us from the Bluegrass state of Kentucky Born In Murray he attended elementary school there and graduated from Murray State College Hrs under graduate mayor was rn mathematrcs but he has done graduate work In admlnrstratron at the Umversrtnes of lllu nous and Kentucky Hrs wlfe the former Yvonne Daggett ns a natrve of Mlssussrppr Mr Wrllnams has taught an Pasca goula Oklahoma and West Pomt Mussrsslppr He served as asslstant superrntendent In West Pomt One of the hugh lights of has career rs the four year perlod spent rn the Army Arr Force as an athletnc director and base operations offrcer whale stationed rn Cuba North Afruca and Germany Mr Wrllrams has also patched professional baseball an the Krtty League According to Mr Wrlllams he likes sports of all krnds Hrs readmg Interests are centered In newspapers ll Sri' 7wdffw 'Nr :Hr if x Cleveland Parks Science Science Math Math Debate Moore English Spanish Journalism Howie Ogllvie P nl lam Commerce Social Studies English Glee Club :pn Q Wlf Rhea Knight Franks Roberts Phys. Ed. Social Studies Home Agriculture Hygiene Coach Economics Coc:h Librarian KNEE v-ev-In i? X , I x ill Smith Band Glee Club ll X, qi 6 QI! , MS is 9 :M W pm mmm 5 X as I K I Ye 0Q' I 'f P tnylflnpm a 1. ' 4 I N . I I X U 'gg X8 4 ,A ' I lOO0lOIQOOQQg.'.M ADAMS KELTY Because a man doesn t say much IS no srgn that he has nothmg to say Band 48 Raduo Program 48 Glee Club 49 51 ANDERSON JOYCE Never can be found when wanted :at 45.4 Glee Club 50 Jr Play Usher 50 ,hs 9 BOWMAN .IOHNNIE By gosh rt l cant get one gurl lll take another Glee Club 48 FFA 49 50 BRIDGES MARY FRANCYS A wuld cat when her temper rs hugh But a regular gal when rt tlys by Glee Club 48 49 Pep Squad 49 51 Inter Class Basketball 49 50 FHA 49 50 Jr Play Usher 50 Annual 51 5 h7fKdu alfa Q' E an YZQ :nf- rx alt vt I -401, fl ri' ANDERSON EUGENE Lvttle known of htm but lots to be learned Glee Club 48 F F A 49 Inter Class Track 49 50 Band 50 51 BALLINGER DANNY Bug Dog lvttle dog floppy eared PUP Always wlllang to try never gives Football 48 51 Basketball 48 51 Track 49 51 Band 48 51 Annual 49 51 Inter Class Basketball 49 Jr Play 50 NHS 50 Ta en Contest 49 50 Scholastlc Repre sentahve to Cape Sr Play BREWER BETTY SUE She does her duty day by day ln her own quret pleasant way ee Club 48 49 FHA 49 Inter Class Basketball 49 50 51 Annual 51 Dnstract Commercual Con test Cape 51 Charleston Staff BURKETT BILL Any grrl will do lm not partrcu ar Glee Club 49 FFA 49 51 ' 5 ' I 5 p F E I J . . .I 5 - Xa 'I'II ,e' X t , I : N . . I I 5 . I . fu - .lf-' IVAI3 ' up. l 'lf' 54 . , , . , y -v - : - - '51g. 'g..,'glt n Q .1 3 ESM' t x I st,t,r A - My 0 K:-A may, J., Us :ik 4, JV 8' cu '-',...'-'50, V I 1 , I J Q U x L A I 24 ' f ,I li l' i I Agia Q Fl. is -.y f . V V. Q 1? j , 1 ' f. I' -FI 1, F, . I.: , , ' - - - I 'I 7 - I I 1 my . I E 14 CAGLE BILL Famous for his short horns lcattlel and long passes Gee Club 48 FFA 49 51 FARMER JOE His modesty patience kindness and athletic ability have set him apart as a marked man Football 48 51 Basketball 48 51 ack 48 51 nd ice President Band 50 NHS 50 J Play 50 TalentContest 49 50 Vice President Class 51 FOX CHARLES Where there 15 Virginia geese tires and no brakes You will always find Honkey in less than two shakes Glee Club 48 51 Football 48 51 T ck 48 51 FFA 49 InterC Basketball 48 50 Annual Staff 51 GALEMORE CHARLES Long lean and tall, '33- 5' 'J' S limi c 'W' A good jumper in a game of ball, li 4' .A Inter-Class Basketball '50. sf' ' ,M- DEPRIEST EVANGELINE There has never been anyone e who could wholly escape love Glee Club 48 51 Pep Squad 51 Inter Class Basketball 49 Declamation 49 50 FHA 48 Vice President FHA 49 50 Vice President Glee Club 50 Secretary Class 50 Librarian 50 NHS 50 Junior Play 50 Charlestonuan Stott 51 District Commercial Contest Cape 51 FICKLIN CHARMIAN Either praise me or oppose me I cannot stand to be overlooked Glee Club 48 51 Band 48 51 Ma iorette 48 51 Pep Squad 48 51 lnter class Basketball 48 49 Quar tette 48 49 Student Council 49 Annual 49 51 Declamatson 50 Talent Contest 49 50 NHS 50 Class Secretary 49 Catton Carnival Attendant 49 51 Jr Play 50 Band President 51 District and State Mu K' sic Contest 49 50 NH S Treasurer FOX LESLIE A barrel of fun to all of Hes transposed his Ford to a fxq Marshall Street bus A 4 Glee Clu 48 Football 48 51 Band 48 tract State Ag Contest 48 50 J Play 50 Oration 49 50 N H S 50 Senior Play 51 Q' fe Ui uv cv f' L1 -1 rn a V- c - rn -. m a :s a. Ui 9 5 R, 'P GWALTNEY EDNA RUTH A girl we seniors are proud to have So is Fla Band 48 51 C-lee Club 48 51 Ma V lorette 49 51 Student Council 48 '51g Sec.-Treasurer Student Council '49-'50g President Student Council President Class '50g Inter-Class Bas- ketball '48-'51p Pep Squad '48-'51p Cheerleader '50-'51- N.H.S, '50- Jr, Play '504 Blue Jay Queen '49p An- nual '49-'51g Football Attendant '50g Committee Band '51, F.H.A, Portia- sg' mentarial '50-'51g Best Citizen tor Six Weeks '50-'51' District Commercial Contest, Cape, '51, HABLUTZEL BETTY JO She ts a born athlete everyone can e Shes smart and sweet Her key word ts WELL Pep Squad 49 51 FHA 49 lnler Class Basketball 49 51 J Play Usher 50 HOUGH BILL Lrttle Wlllle IS a god of sport and a good frrend to all He sings luke a lark but his greatest dellght IS football Glee Club 48 51 Muslc Contest Dustrlct and State 49 50 FFA 49 50 Annual 49 Inter Class Track 49 50 Jr Class Treasurer 50 Sr Play JONES BETTY LOU Her hand IS always there to cheer you up whenever you re feelmg ow But her heart belongs to Denny er favortte and only beau Band 48 49 Glee Club 48 Pep Squad 48 49 51 FHA 51 Inter Class Basketball 49 Valentme Attendant 48 49 Football Attendant 49 FHA Attendant 49 51 Malorette 49 FHA Hustonan 51 Annual Staff 51 DlSlYlC' Com mercaal Contest Cape 51 Sr Play Slkeston Hugh School 50 Red Pep pers Inter Class Basketball and Baseball FHA Presudent Band Jr Pay LAYTON JOE WILLIS The terror of all Freshmen and Idol lzez of Pat Football 48 51 Band 48 Glee Club 48 51 Dlstrlct Muslc Contest l 10+ C 15 Qu: ox 1,6 All lv ll 'wharf HESS JIM Burly IS a friend to all and deserves everything he has got Yet has only two alms In life these are success and Dot Football 48 51 Basketball 48 51 Tack 48 51 Glee Club 48 51 Cass President 48 51 FFA 48 UN Contest 50 NHS 50 NHS Reporter 51 Jr Play 50 Talent Contest 49 50 Student Councll 51 Best Crtuzen 50 51 lnler Class Bas ketball 48 51 Inter Class Track 48 51 Dlslrlct Track 48 50 State Track 49 50 Blue Jay Edutor 51 Cope Contest 50 Sr Play Prompter HUCKSTEP CAROL JEAN Never change when love nas found ts home Band 48 51 Glee Club 48 49 Pep Squad 49 Annual 49 Talent Con test 49 50 NHS 50 Jr Play 50 Sr Play LAIRD MARTHA The big ltttle character everybody knows FHA 48 51 Pep Squad 48 51 Inter Class Basketball 49 51 LEPCHENSKE JOAN Denny s coming out and we re go :ng to paint Bertrand ptnk green and purple FHA 49 50 Glee Club 49 51 Basketball 49 51 Football Queen 51 Sr ay LOBER HELEN .IO And tts remarkable that they who talk the most have the least to say FHA Treasurer 50 FHA 50 51 Sr Play MAYNARD HELEN Her head as rn Charleston but her heart rs rn the Arr Force Glee Club 48 51 Cheerleader 48 50 Pep Squad 48 51 Presndentof Pep Squad 51 Inter Class Basket ball 48 51 Valentine Attendant 50 Football Attendant 51 Charleston lan Staff 51 Annual Stott 51 MOXLEY DON A quiet little man that keeps things well rn hand ee Club 8 51 F 49 Ag Contest State and Dustruct 49 REEVES MILDRED A song brrd a typrst a real true a Always ready for a good laugh but belongs to Al Glee Club 49 51 Basketball Inter Class 49 50 Pep Squad 49 50 Dustrlct and State Music Contest 50 ,35- NL-5,1 s s gm -au. ,Q vs LOCKRIDGE VIRGINIA T e left handed basketball player we Semors are proud of Inter Class Basketball 49 51 FH A 49 50 Jr Play Usher UI MENEFEE CAROL RUTH vis sf si' -0 've 17 if Demure and Innocent Glee Club 48 49 51 QUERTERMOUS DENNIS RAY Determined to rule or to rum Football 48 51 Basketball 48 51 Track 48 50 Glee Club 48 51 ROBINSON CHARLES A mce quiet boy never gfves any talk back Not a hero of any sort but a fast one rn track Track 50 51 FFA 50 Glee Club 50 51 Inter Class Track 50 SCOTT STANLEY Unmatched lor nerve and speed He follows only where Chotty leads r ck 48 51 Gee Club 48 Basketball 48 51 Football 48 51 Band 48 51 Class Vlce Presudent 49 Student Councnl 50 Vuce Pres: dent Student Councul 50 Dnstruct Track 50 State Track 50 Talent 50 Oratlon 50 NHS PresldentNHS 51 Junior Play 50 Inter Class Track 48 51 Inter Class Basketball 49 51 A nual 51 S Play 51 SHY SUE Halr of gold eyes of blue she IS one of the most sweetest and most frrendly too FHA 48 51 Pep Squad 48 51 Basketball 48 51 Junuor Play Ush er 50 Secretary Pep Squad 50 51 Bornwarmnng Queen 50 Football Attendant 48 Glee Club 48 49 AQ SHELTON TOMMY Ambition rules hrs life and hrs arms 1 'VA .5 SMITH JIM Q3 4, The very flower of mlschlef Football 48 51 Basketball 48 51 -+- olee Club 48 51 Track 49 so An nual 49 STARK JACK lrvrn s lnttle brother 4' Glee Club 48 41' T5 ' A, A are true enough Glee Club 48 51 Sophomore Pl grtmage 49 SITZES Sl A self mode man? Yes and wor shtps has creator Glee Club 48 51 Band 48 51 STALLINGS DONALD Our friend Stick ts one ofthe bas ketball Idols of C H S Football 49 51 Basketball 48 51 ee Club 50 51 4 Ag Contest Drstrlct and State 50 FFA President 50 NHA 50 SUMMERS JIM Flamingo Brceps hrs pet name He rs portfal to basketball and plays a good game. Glee Club '48-'51- Basketball '48- - F otball '50-'51' .F.A. ' . WALTON BETTY SUE The lournalrsrn classes right hand grr There a y rn the army that thrnks she s a pearl Glee Club 48 Pep Squad 48 51 sketball 49 51 Jr Play Us er 50 FHA 49 51 Pep Squad Pres :dent 50 WILLIAMS JACK Football 49 51 Boy s Inter C ass as etball 49 50 Track 48 5 ee Club 48 51 F F A 48 ,qt-fin 1 qv- haf' 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS WHITEHEAD JENNYE Better late than never slow but Sure These are Wtnnres mottos but she always look demure Gee Club 48 51 Inter Class as ke all 48 51 Pep Squad 48 9 A nual Stall 48 51 Blue Jay At I n ant 49 51 NHS 51 Chores toman Stall 51 Student Councul 51 Band 48 50 Junnor Play 50 Talent Contest 50 WILSON CAROLE SUE The sweetest gvrl that ever could Peaches IS to her Someone To Watch Over Me ee Club 48 51 Band 48 51 HA 48 49 FHA Songleader 49 Malorette 49 51 Jumor Play 50 Talent Contest 50 Cotton Queen At tendant 50 Bue Jay Attendant 48 Annual Stall 51 Valenlune Queen 51 Dlstrlct Contest 51 Quartelle President Jrm Hess Vice President Joe Farmer Secretary Bvll Hough Treasurer Dan Ballinger SPONSORS Miss Mary Julia Moore and Mr Merrill Cleveland 19 ,,gM3?d I E rs lu ,Q 1 Y N 4 A B i ' 2 ' -I z M b ' Q.. tb - 5 94, BC ' -' 1 - h It sw' l 'lf' H ' , , - - ed le 1 , A j f f tl , '1 it a I I' Wfqt-4 be. fs, uw ,rf - I A r I U.-v We .. 'A 1 Women are the trial of my life, ,A - ,,F . Al W- Q ,Q GI - , . .,F. B k ' Y- 7 - V' Ii A . . - 5 . . , 7 GI '-'g...'-'51. nxt -I 'F ' 'C f ' f n ' ' ' Q' f ' - ' ' 5 ' : If , ' J 51. Semen cf! We the Senaors of l95O 5l beang of sound mand and body an due respect and love for C H S do hereby pronounce and declare an the presence of watnesses thas last wall and testament at the same tame destroyang any prevaous wall made heretofore by us or our members To the faculty we leave headache powder and nerve medacane our love and apprecaataon for the good work they have done for us We leave a blue rabbon for thear pataence toward us To the aunaors we leave our lnter class trophy may they respect an admire at as much as thear predecessors Also the use of the anter communacataon system To the sophomores we leave our athletac abalaty our wallangness work and determanataon to wan To the freshmen we leave any old green memoraes we stall may have We leave our corrador passes and work permats To Mr Lee Vaughn we leave our chaars an whach we were constantly sleeping Ball Hough has nothang to wall he s takang has football aacket wath ham Jammae and Edna Ruth leave thear corner an the south corrador to .lammae Mac and Dorla Jo Ann and Dennae leave thear back seats an study hall to Ball Whatehead and Sharley McKanraae Betty Lou walls her typewrater to Jackae Baugh and her laugh to Martha Helen walls her poase and good groomang to Nancy Mabry Maldred leaves Charleston Hagh School her autograph Merdae Varganaa walls her basketball abalaty to Leola Summers Betty Sue Brewer leaves her posataon on the Journalasm staff to anyone who as brave enough to tackle at Charmaan leaves her place out front of the band to Ann Graham and may she get the full swung of at Helen has nothang to wall lt all belongs to the aar force Helen Jo leaves her clean desk an the shorthand room to Ann Mc Pheeters We hope she has the tame and pataence to keep at that way Evangelane leaves her offace posataon to Jean Graffan Mary Francys leaves her curly haar to Ava Nell Samms Carol Ruth Menefee walls her shy quaet manner to Ruthae Smath Carol Huckstep leaves her edatorshap to Poppy Sue Martha and Betty Jo leave thear happy go lucky way to any three who are wallang to walk an thear foosteps 20 ' Za. I F I I . . . , 1 a 1 , . I d . , ' , to , . . . .,.. . . . j . , .. . .. - , . I I - ' emafz Wd! Betty Sue Walton leaves her sally ways to her lattle saster Maldred Leslae leaves has Englash grades to Ball Webb Alace to Carroll Martan Danny walls has E s to Calle Balbrey He needs them Ball Burkett and Ball Cagle take thear cars wath them They come an too handy Charles Galemore walls has heaght to Don Dudley Sa Satzes walls hamself to Marguerate Heaven knows she deserves ham Jam Hess leaves Martha to anyone who can put up wath her Carole Sue walls nothang She s takang Joe wath her Jennye Whatehead walls her eyelashes to Ronnae her tany feet to Jenny Land Joe Farmer leaves has charm Cherae Lee to has good fraend Jammae Mac Eugene Anderson leaves all has women to Johnny Devers Stack leaves has bones to Crawford Edwards Kelty Adams leaves has dagnafaed manner to Harry Totts Joyce Anderson leaves her tardy excuses to Mary Louase Johnnae Bowman and Danny Hampton leave' Thank goodness Honkae walls has two wheel slades to George Fanney has duck caller to Freddy Taylor John Latamore leaves has pole vault to Buddy Carver Don Moxley leaves has quaet mousey ways to Bobby Newcomb Charles Robanson leaves has track abalaty to Harold Gallaam Stanley Scott leaves Chotty to the boys of CHS aust any of you try to date her Tommy Shelton walls hrs algebra mand to Wells Whate Jack Stark walls has posataora on the 'football team lame man to Charles Wraght Jack Wallaams leaves has watty aokes to Johnny Rolwang Uncle Jam leaves CHS stall standang Hooray' 21 I I Joe Layton wills his weight to Pig Greer. Semen 66444 Wwtmq ln 1947 we entered hugh school as green as they come I reckon We were aumung hugh Even as freshmen we had three boys on the cham puonshup football team several on the basketball team and more out for track Durung our sophomore year we entered unto the unter class actuvutues student councul glee club band and the other extra currucular actuvu tues that CHS offered Our uunuor play was a very successful one We presented the play John Loves Mary and every one loved us The bug event was here' We gave the senuors a prom and banquet that neuther they or our class wull forget Our theme South Pacufuc was a perfect settung for -the occasuon Our year was ended by our class presudent beung presented wuth the Student Councul lnter class trophy ln behalf of our class Jum Hess proudly accepted ut Thus us our last one' lt has been a gloruous one' All of us have entered unto all actuvutues that we could We are not to be forgotten' Our abuluty un sports as well as musuc and scholarshup wull be remembered Our play Susue the Suren another bug hut was produced by our class of 5l We wull remember the hallowed halls and four most successful years un CHS 22 0 1 . , . . , ' 1 u ' I I I I - l - ut - - ut - 1 , - ,, . . ,, . . u I , . pfzapdecq 064 Seneca Hkwa 7957 THE TIME May 1961 THE PLACE Charleston Hugh School THE OCCASION Reunnon ofthe Class of 51 The spotl1ght flrst goes on our master of ceremonies our old semor class president Jlm Hess After ten years Jam has done well At the present he IS the head man of a family of sux and llttle Wlfey named Dot do1ng a l1ttle coachmg on the slde Innes at Southern Cal Here IS your old sweetheart and mane Carole Sue Wllson I see she has a bag duamond on her trnger and a bng man on her arm If I m not mns taken that bug man IS Joseph Lyman Farmer Joe has a model agency now Hls gurls are worldly known as Peaches Orchard One of our old classmates wlll not be wlth us thus gay occasaon Mnldred AreneRevensk1 allas Merdle Reeves the grand opera smger Since the bug show last July M1ldred has gone to Europe and hasn t returned Ye ole gang Martha Lalrd Sue Shy and Betty Jo Hablutzel are all here They made theur debut as the Three Stooges last week on televusron Here s our Idol ofthe Alrllne Charmlan Flcklln She writes advlce to the lovelorn when she IS not on a tour P S Jack makes a very fnne housekeeper Betty Lou IS here too She has her pen and statnonery with her wrltlng a letter We read Five Star General Dennls O Mlchael O Murphey Guess When we were In school he was lust a PFC Wandermg around among the crowd we fund two wealthy men Danny Hampton and Johnnue Bowman They made their m1ll1ons 1n the 'held of comedy artnsts A telegraph was lust recetved from Joyce Anderson She sends her regards but regrets she can t make 1t Joyce hasn tchanged a but SINCE our old days I hear a wee b1t of nolse It mlght be rt could be at IS Helen Jo Lober W1II wonders ever cease'9 She as every b1toft1ve feet tall Here are two faces that look fam1l1ar those of Danny Ballnnger and Leslle Fox They are the two most promment bachelors ofthe day A most noble classmate Charles Fox IS wuth us tonught They tell me Honkte has made h1s fortune from hus new brake flu1d and hns orlgunal duck caller H O N K K The popular crooner of the day IS our own Bull Hough All hns admrrers call hum B1lly Honey The greatest deed of hls lrfe was when he pre sented Sm1thson1an lnst1tute wlth a 1950 Blue Jay football packet That day w1ll go down 1n hustory 23 I 5 1 - 1 1 , . . 1 , '- . , . . . . . 1 . - - .1 11 1 . . ,, . ,, . . 1 1 1 ' . . 1 1 11 11 - 1 1 1 - 11 11 1 H . . ,, . . . . . 1 ' 1 11 - - 1 - 1 ' 1 1, . . 1 , . , . . 1 1 1 - 11 - 11 - - - - - 11 11 . ,, . ,, . . Carol Jean Huckstep the wrfe of the man who has the brg farm cor poratron Greer s Grand Land Belreve rt or not he grves the orders now The spots go on again Thrs trme on the very famous basketball player of all trme FLA Summers He seems to be having a good time wrth the Irttle lady who has rust been appornted ambassador to Carro llll l Edna Ruth Gwaltney Here rs the Babe Scotty rs enterrng rn the Olympic track events thrs sprrng Another 50 Senror who has done well The Mayor and hrs wrfe of Bertrand have arrrved Denny and JoAnn really have done a lot to put Bertrand on the map Parking meters telephone lrghts and automobrles are all part of a new prorect they have adopted Betty Sue Brewer the secretary to a brg frrm rs here Shorthand pe sonrfredlll Joe Layton a fellow classmate rs here wrth hrs wrfe Pat They have gotten along well We remember hrs as Pappy Layton The basketball queen herself rs here Vrrgrnra Lockrrdge rs a well known physrcal educatron teacher rn a grrls school secretary and grves the orders Her executive and husband rs George Frnney Betty Sue Walton has a very important rob She s runnrng the Army part of rt anyway PFC Cole to be exact Mrs l Druther Matthews rs here We knew her as Helen Maynard She s dorng frne a mrnk a diamond and a new Chrysler The man who has made many a man happy wrth hrs curly harr cream rs here classmate Harold Norsworthy We have among the drstrngurshed classmates the Mayor of Wyatt Carol Ruth Menefee rs one of the few women mayors around here Brll Burkett and Brll Cagle have settled down to farming Wrth Brll s short horns and Brll s frne land they are doing frne Sr Srtzes and hrs old grrl have a dancing routrne Who d ever thrnk that he would turn out to be a professional dancer Here rs a big man rn the arr force He used to be a brg man rn our class Charles Galemore rs the tall handsome man with all the bright ribbons and buttons Don Moxley another old 5ler has so much cotton that he had to burld hrs own grn Wrth a foreman to run hrs land and a wrfe to run hrs lrfe he has nothrng to worry about Not much anyway Tommy Shelton the outstandrng Sophomore of our class rs strll out standing He s atop mrlrtary man 24 , . , . , . ' I I . . . rn I I ' I I ' Evangeline DePriest is the only girl in our class who is a big executive . r , . I I I . I . . I Although most of the classmates have succeeded in what they have chosen to do there are a few who are still in the background .lack Stark is still pushing the broom at the Post Office We remember Charles Robinson as a runner in hugh school He still runs only now he runs for offices inthe State of Missouri Lets all give him our vote for senator ln all the excitement we overlooked the Big Man of Birds Point .lack years still going strong The graduates of Charleston High School T951 have done well in life They are now In l96l as they were ten years ago a swell group of people who live breathe and love our grand old school C H S The lights are dimmed the voices soften We hear the class of T951 singing With tear stained cheeks the strains of our beloved Old Charleston High Dear Charleston High fade away 25 Williams. He has gotten along well with his goose hunting in the past ADAMS DORIS And we lust couldnt get the car BAUGH JACKIE Never saw a grrl l didnt like starved' P 9' f- Glee Club 50 Track 50 saskeebalx Basketball 49 FHA 49 51 5 FFA 50 51 BLACK WAYNE 2 1 snoww sos Dont need but two words Glddy : Just coll me Horsey' up and woahl Class Treasurer 49 Glee Club 49 FFA 49 51 Glee Club 50 oot hs? Basketball 49 51 Football 50 ball 49 Track 49 Class Basketball 49 51 Track BURNETT ALICE LEE Look out' l got the car agarn Annual staff 49 Basketball 49 51 Talent Contest 49 51 Glee Club 49 51 Band 49 51 Cheerleader 50 51 Annual Attendant 49 Val entune Attendant 50 Pep Squad 49 BONE MARY Sweet and neat is my motto. F.H.A. '49 '50- Basketball 50. Talent Contest 49 CARVER LEROY ,M Why stay awake tvs much more fun to sleep Football 49 51 Basketball 49 51 'rv ck 49 51 FFA 49 51 Gee Club 49 51 COGDILL, BILL Who likes class meetings anyway? F.F.A. '49-'51- Glee Club '49-'51, 27 COOPER JIM Now thu IS the way at should be done' Class President 49 51 Debate 49 Annual Staff 49 51 Football Oratlon 49 51 Student Councll 50 Outstandmg Sophomore 50 Glee Club 49 51 Band 49 51 EDWARDS CRAWFORD Whats more fun than chemicals? FORBEY BETTY Whrle the cat s away the mouse will Plvy Basketball 49 51 Talent Contest 49 51 Pep Squad 49 51 Cotton Carnival Attendant 50 Football At tendant 49 Band 49 51 Glee Club 49 51 Cheerleader 51 FHA 51 FOX RALPH 5... 3 Ei, ff 's- CRENSHAW RONALD My leet dont get ln the way much' Football 49 51 lnterclass Basket ball and Track 49 Talent Contest 50 Annual Stall 49 Debate Basketball 51 PINNEY GEORGE Pleasant rs my middle name I try to lfve up to It Basketball 49 51 Football 49 51 A 49 51 Talent Contes Band 50 Glee Club 50 51 Track GOODIN JIM Why cant we play basketball all year round? Tack 49 51 Basketball 49 51 F FA 50 Glee Club 50 51 Football 49 51 FRAYZER TOMMY Why daes everyone love to borrow Why who said I was shy'-1 my typmg paper? F FA 49, Glee Club 49 FFA 49 lnlerclass Basketball 49 50, Football 50 51, Glee Club 50 GREER JAMES I may be short but I make up for It ln other ways A 49 51 Talent Contest Sensor Play 49 Band 49 50 LOFLIN FRANCES lm a good gtrl sometnmes' HA 49 51 Secretary nn F 11K ' -.1-4. '15 'vw McDOWELL CAROLYN Ill burn my typewnter up If you don t slow me down A 49 51 Pep Squad 49 Glee Club 49 50 Annual Staff 51 Basketball 50 51 Treasurer of F H A 50 51 Historian of FH A 49 50 Band 49 50 Talent Contest 49 t nur- -s AD HORNBACK BILLY JEAN Oh honey chrl you srmply send me Talent Contest 49 FHA 49 50 Basketball 49 50 Glee Club 49 LASTER RUBY Guard that gurl FHA 49 Glee Club 49 Basket b 49 51 McCORMlCK BETTY I may be quiet but lust wan tl you know me FHA 49 51 Glee Club 49 51 HUCKSTEP RONALD I slay em all the girls I mean lnterclass Basketoall 49 Talent Con test 49 51 Football 49 51 Band 49 51 MATTINGLY ARTHUR But Miss Ogllwe this rs the way It Debate 49 Oratuon 49 51 Talent Contest 49 50 lnterclass Basket ball and Track 50 51 Glee Club csv 5 .. ' M I 1 -, ,C ' r.r. A -' , '49p V ' .' , ' .' , .sl V , it eq! 74 f . .- I y D g , 3 , T. . F. . .' -' , ' .1-LA. ' gn 4' in '5o. V Ag ' , - ' s , V '5o. I X 'fm , X, F I sf, . A if r.H. .' ,' D ' 1 . , I 1' T ' . xx l '5o. '5o. cn' .' . . , . . .i McPHEETERS LEE I dont know what makes all the women fall for me' Vnce Presndent of Class 49 Debate Band 49 51 Presldentol Class Track 49 51 Basketball 49 Football 49 51 Annual Staff 51 Talent Contest 49 51 PETERS JOAN Why rs rt everyone turns green after eating my cooking'-1 FHA 49 Valentune Queen 49 Tal ent Contest 50 Cotton Carmval At tendant 50 QUERTERMOUS RAMONA Hes rough and rugged but I love htm for rt Student Councul 49 51 Basketball 49 51 Talent Contest 49 Annual Staff 49 Malorette 49 51 Glee Club 49 51 Secretary and Treasur er ot Student Councul RUSSELL, JANE There rs nothmg better than a good movne, when you cry all the way through rt Student Councul '49, Annual Stall 49, Talent Contest 49 51, Decla matron 49 51, Basketball 49 51, Band 49 51, Glee Club 49 51, Football Attendant '49 'Z L19 r 1' rf If Nu Wy.. MORRIS KATHLEEN My spelling Isnt so poor Its lust that I have a system all my own Basketball 49 51 Talent Contest 49 51 Annual Staff 49 51 ep Squad 49 51 Declamatlon 50 51 Glee Club 49 51 Charleston Staff POWELL VERA I don t see why a strarght seam rs so hard to sew but It IS Basketball 50 51 Talent Contest 50 F H A 50 51 REEVES JAMES F If there IS anything I like better than makmg good grades :ts makmg a basket when I shoot at at Football 49 51 Basketball 49 51 NHS 49 Annual Staff 49 Talent Contest 50 51 McKlNLEY, CHARLES Ill tell you anything you want to know about Iarmrng F FA '49 51, Glee Club '49 '51 SISK JOYCE Please dont call me Red FH A 49 5O Glee Club 9 SMITH BILL This world lust doesnt seem to derstand my talents' nf-.. 491s le- Football 49 51 Basketball 49 51 ! 6 Band 49 51 Glee Club 49 51 Tal ent Contest 49 51 TAYLOR FREDDIE You gotta be footloose and fancy free' Annual Staff 49 Basketball 49 51 Football 49 51 Talent Contest 49 51 Band 49 51 Glee Club 49 51 TURNER JIM Jimmie IS my name but everybody calls me Dubb De ate 49 FFA 49 Glee Cub 'FDU 'X Ls, 39 SMITH RACHEL I came as a stranger but now lm a friend SWANK SHIRLEY I ve been wfth them sfnce we all sold our A B C s together Basketball 49 51 Pep Squad 49 51 Annual Staff 49 Class Secre tary 49 Talent Contest 49 Glee Club 49 51 Glee Club Accompan lst 49 50 Cape State Muslc Contest 50 51 THURMOND JOELLA Whats your hurry boys Glee Club 49 51 Pep Squad 49 51 Talent Contest 49 51 Basket ba 49 51 SECHREST WANDA Beauty doesn t came cheap' F H A 49 50 VOWELLS CAROL MARTIN I f L7 I f YI1 t t m no as u ,us e qure ype FFA 49 51 Track 49 Glee Club 49 51 Basketball 49 51 Q' WALTON MILDRED I dont know nothrn' e Squad 49 51 FHA 495 Basketball 49 51 Glee Club 49 51 Talent Contest 49 :Ns Tj? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WATSON ANN Brlls seem to be my weakness' Squad 49 51 FHA 49 Basketball 49 51 Talent Contest 49 Glee Club 49 51 Boys Glee Club Accompanvst 50 51 Cheer leader 49 50 President Jim Cooper Vuce Presudent Arthur Mattmgly Secretary Shirley Swank Treasurer Alsce Burnett Mass Julua Pullram and Mr Lawrence Parks 32 ik Q4 , li. . Y Q Q , . ,. - H I Y . . . 1 -I 5 I 5 I 4 ' F PEP I -I 5 . . . I 3515 . fe :vagal ' . ' 7 P 7 1 , I YK ,A , fa- rp 15' mwmdawwca Dorrs Adams wrlls all frve of her Englrsh books to Martha Hargraves Jackre Bough wrlls hrs brrght personalrty to Jrm McFadden Wayne Black wrlls hrs boots and saddle to Cherre Lee Mary Bone wrlls her sewrng machrne rn Home Ec to Vrrgrnra Thompson Bob Brown wrlls hrs overworked cornet to Harry Bryant Alrce Burnett wrlls her quret and radrant charm to Betty Loflrn Buddy Carver wrlls hrs wrde awake rnterest rn the rumor class to Johnny Rolwrng Brll Cogdrll wrlls hrs good looks to Brll Webb Jrm Cooper wrlls hrs much used typewrrter touch to Mrs Howle Ronald Crenshaw wrlls hrs old tennrs shoes to anyone who has feet r enough to trt them Crawford Edwards wrlls hrs polrte ways to Don French George Frnney wrlls hrs old levres to Martrn Stallrngs Betty Forbey wrlls her artrstrc abrlrty to Ed Owens Ralph Fox wrlls hrs algebra grades to Wayne Rern Tommy Frayser wrlls hrs borsterous ways to Brll Marvell Jrm Goodwrn wrlls hrs worn out basketball to the Freshmen grrls James Greer wrlls hrs herght to Ronnre Howard Jean Hornback wrlls her regular attendance rn school to Norma Cockrum Ronald Huckstep wrlls hrs romantrc ways to Kemp Slaten Ruby Laster wrlls her athletrc abrlrty to Verla Carter Frances Loflrn wrlls her cookrng abrlrty to Catherrne Ann Bess Arthur Mattrngly wrlls has argumen s that he has used rn Mrss Ogrlvre s classes for the past three years to Harold Grllram Betty McCormick wrlls her soft vorce to Ann Lourse Morrrs Carolyn McDowell leaves her well kept temper to Vrrgrnra Thompson Charles McKrnley leaves hrs very badly worn brarn to Don Staples 33 :moon all Lee McPheeters leaves his ability to get a woman to Jimmie Harvey Kathleen Morris leaves her ability to spell to Jenny Lind French Joan Peters leaves her boy friends to Paula Grace Beasley Vera Powell wrlls her much loved seat In English lll to Johnnie Brown Ramona Quertermous wills her Hollywood figure to Charlotte Frcklrn James Reeves wrlls his masculine ways to Mr Cleveland Jane Russell leaves her good conduct grades to Ann Hrll Wanda Sechrest wrlls her charming personality to Dola Watson Joyce Srsk wrlls her red hair to Ann Blackburn Bill Smith wrlls his duck hunting ability to Buzzy Cervantes Freddy Taylor wrlls hrs trips to Cairo to Paul Cornwall Joella Thurmond wrlls her favorite phrase May l borrow your prob lems to Helen Chandler Jimmie Turner wrlls his rob at Johnnie s Drive In to the kids who thunk the service is too slow outthere Carroll Martin Vowels wrlls his abilities to play basketball to James Karraker Ann Watson wrlls all of her Bills but one to anyone wanting them Mildred Walton wills all of her curves to Shirley Collier Rachel Smith leaves her hygiene book to Peggy Bone 34 9 W n Shirley Swank leaves her voice to Betty Gail Williams. cmcafz 654,44 Pfzopdecg 004 7750 57 After tweny years of aournalasm an dear old C H S you can well amagane that I was gettang pretty tared of at but my load was laghtened some when Mrs Blank Blank formerly Mass Moore told me that I was to do a feature for the Charlestonaan She wanted me to get the lowdown on my old classmates of l95O 51 I had not heard from some of them an ages and I knew at was a pretty tough assagnment so I started to work Of course I knew the where a bouts of some of them Take Alace Burnett for anstance she was gavang dravang lessons Quate dafferent from the old Alace we used to know I was sorry to say however that some of her pupals dadn t turn out as well as expected They lust couldnt get the hang of lookang out the back wandow and dravang straaght ahead and keepang halfway on the pavement Carroll Martan Vowels was stlll around town too He had organazed a Put at an the basket or you re out basketball squad Hts team was doang very well thas year They are gettang ready for thear bag game and wath good confadence and a lattle luck maght wan By the way the place they care playang as Tharty four Corner and I also forgot to mentaon that .lam Goodan as Carroll s star player He hopes to make a basket before the season as over Two of my classmates Wanda Sechrest and Ruby Laster also thought that Charleston was the best place an the world to lrve They had opened a restaurant wath a bag French name lthat heaven knows I can t spelll and advertased they gave away a free bottle of ba carbonate of soda wath each meal Freddy Taylor and Ball Smath were stall holdang down Salaba s corner but thear topac of conversataon had advanced Instead of talking about Superman Comacs they now were holdang sessaons on how Superman would survave has latest perals on televasaon After lookang around Charleston I found that only the ones I have mentaoned heretofore and myself were stall lavang here so I began my survey of the surroundang countrysade I found George Fanney and Buddy Carver had started a factory at East Praarae for the makang of Leevaes George and Buddy had found them fascanatang whale an Charleston Hagh and cant seem to forget them Vera Powell and Joan Peters two of my former classmates are employed an thear factory George and Buddy later anformed me that they ask Joan and Vera to work for them because they always made thangs lust a lattle too small an thear Home Ec Class so they knew that they would make the perfect levaes Jammae Turner had now advanced from curb hop at Johnnae s Drave ln to head waater an a ratzy naght club an Wyatt It was patterned somethang lake the Stork Club an New York so ats propraetor Tommy Frayzer had named at Buzzard s Roost Tommy was as bag and brutal as ever so therefore made a grand naght club owner Crawford Edwards was the bartender and maxed all of the drunks as carefully as he had maxed has chemacals an C H S Thank goodness they don t smell lake those chemacals though or Tommy would soon be put out of busaness and so would the skunks Ann Watson and Maldred Walton had now taken up permanent resadence an Sakeston No one seemed to know the cause but at was rumored that Walgreen s had such an attractaon for them that at took a small fortune to make all of the traps from Charleston to Sakeston so they lust samply moved over 35 I 1 1 ' 1 , . an av , . 1 ' ' ' 1 . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . , 1 I ' . , . . . . . . . . ,, . . , . . a, . . . , . . . , ' . . . . , 1 1 , . . . . H . . , ,, . . , . . H . ,, . . . . - a - 1 , . . ,,. . ,, . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . 1 1 - , . . j . - na 1 va Joella Thurmond was now a professor at Cape College She always sand she wouldnt teach school but after the Cape College Board told her that It wasnt often that they found such a braun as hers and that It should be put to use she frnally gave In The course that she ISleCCl'1Il'Ig IS How to Swat Flres On a qulck trlp to St Lours I soon found that Ralph Fox and James Greer were domg very well rn the grocery buslness They had opened several stores and wnth good luck and few years time they might be able to pay off the suits that have been brought against them for several cases of ptomarne polsonnng Joyce Slsk was also workmg In St Louns She had a marvelous 'ob as a stenographer for a very wealthy businessman She plans to marry her boss In the near future on one con dntlon that he aunts callmg her Red From St Louss I boarded a plane for Washmgton D C and the stewardess on the plane was none other than Frances Lofltn She Informed me that she was gettlng along fine but she said that she was stall a but shaken up from the time she stepped out of the plane when rtwas In mud alr When our plane landed In Washungton I was greeted with qurte a but of pomp and cere mony since I had come to vnsut the Presrdent of the Umted States Yes Arthur had fnnally made rt The posters readmg Vote for Mattingly for Presldent had been posted all over the country for years and they had fmally landed hum the lob Everyone In the Umted States was restlng peacefully now that they knew our government was In capable hands The fvnanclal system was domg exceptlonally well We had paid off all of our debts but Betty McCormack and Carolyn McDowell are Arthur s top secretarnes He tells me that they are doing very well and wrll probably even learn to type In a few years The mnlatary drvrsron of our government was berng run now by a man that seemed to be cut out for the rob Lee McPheeters was very proud of hrs newly acquired posrtlon and he strutted around all day In hrs uniform From Washmgton I resumed my tourney to New York There I found out that Shurley Swank was srngmg at the Metropolitan Opera Madam Butterfly was the opera being guven at thus time so I went to see how Shirley was domg I found her back stage slngung No body Knows the Trouble I ve Seen as she scrubbed the dressrng room floor Flndlng my way to the down town dlstrlct of New York I happened to notice a famlllar name In the lrghts of Broadway Yes rn one of the grandest theaters of the world Jnm Cooper had the Ieadrng role In that play called Who WIII Wm The Trophy wrutten and produced by that great playwrrght Charles McKrnley Both of my former classmates had done well I thought to myself My next stop was at Atlantlc Cnty New Jersey Here I found myself at the Mass Ameruca grand fmals as a spectator of course but two very famnluar faces were In the contest Dons Adams and Betty Forbey were paradrng wlth the other gurls In front of the ludges It took a lot of decrdmg but at last the pudges prcked Dons the fairest of them all I later heard that Betty took up a movre contract that had been prevrously offered her 36 S2,000,000,000,000,000 that we owed to other countries. . . . . . ,, . . ,, l Speakrng of movues I went to Hollywood next There I found my old fruend Ronald Huck step He was the Clark Gable of thus modern era and nt as sand that he has twenty beauty speclalnsts nn every mormng to curl hns eyelashes polrsh and buff hns nauls wave has hanr etc Jean Hornback as one of these operators and she says that Ronnie rs the same as ever only now It takes htm half the day to get ready for a day when back an Charleston It only took hum from fnve to sux hours Ronald Crenshaw l found was operating some barges an the Golden Gate Bay He hauled everything from Imported French Perfume to San Francvsco s garbage but he says that he llkes to work with the latter best because It always makes hum thunk of home Bob Brown Mary Bone and Jackie Bough made up the most stupendous collosal truo that had ever been orgamzed an these Umted States They were booked solud for weeks ahead They gave out Badges of Courage to anyone who sat through their entnre program however law Wayne was the rootlness tootmess shootnness cowboy that movies had ever produced and had put Hopalong Cassidy out of business long ago Jane had taken the old Jane Russell s place and had started her new movle called Why Dad lt Happen To Me On my way back to Charleston I found that Bull Cogdnll had moved Salt Lake Cnty He had started a prolect on dryrng up the Great Salt Lake to get the salt out of at He had to stop when he was about half way done because James Franklun Reeves sand that was the only place he could swum and not drown James gust merely bought the lake slnce he was the wealthiest man In the world He had made hrs fortune on the corn and bunuon pad lndustry My last stop was In Kansas Cnty Rachel Smith had set up a hat making shop here that turned out the latest fashion She was o but worrred about her heluocopter hat sellung however those wnth rocket planes on them were simply takung the clty by storm Yes my classmates were scattered to the far corners of the country These past twenty years had brought most of them fame and fortune but they all looked back on thelr years of Charleston Hugh as the happuest In their luves 37 I ' - , , , , I I ' , . I I , I ' , . Wayne Black and Jane Russell were co-starring in the revised production of The Out- . I . , . I . , ' I ' I i . . . . l , . :mica P6441 7757 cc!! Wanda Mrs Ottlly Hal Daphme Charter George Hal Nncholas Kung Susle Mass Wunnlker Ned Penn Parks Vera Vernon um Mooney Dougherty lm Kearny Mrs Pembroke Mrs Flemlng CAST OF CHARACTERS Betty Forbey Jane Russell Arthur Mattnngly Freddy Taylor Mildred Walton Alice Lee Burnett Ronnie Crenshaw Joella Thurmond Bull Smlth Lee McPheeters Ronme Huckstep Romona Quertermous Shnrley Swank cmecvzWc2zZcvzq The lumors of T951 have had a very busy year as well as a profitable one Beginning with the furst football game the lunrors took charge ofthe Bard House selllng hot dogs and cokes at all the sports events The largest magazune campargn to be held In Charleston Hugh was staged rn the months of October and November of T950 The gross sales amounted to more than S1000 Accordmg to tradrtlon the next actnvuty sponsored by the lumors was the Chrustma Dance On March T6 T951 Full House was presented rn the Hugh School Audntorlum by the actors and actresses of the class The play was drrected by the sponsors Muss Julaa Pullvam and Mr Lawrence Parks The hnghllght of the year was the Junnor Sensor Banquet and Prom ........................................JimCooper J' .....................,............... ' ' Sgt. ............................. . J' ................................ ' I X3 I V! 11:9 Q N X K WUI Ill' H 1 lui 'fr 39 0464 BEASLEY, PAULA BECK, CORINE BLACKBURN, ANN BONE, EVERETT BONE, PEGGY BROWN, ANN BROWN, JOHN BRYANT, DONALD BRYANT, HARRY BRYANT, SHIRLEY BURKETT, HELEN CHANDLER, HELEN COLLIER, SHIRLEY COOK, JEANETTE CORNWALL, PAUL DEVER, JOHN DIXON, MARTHA ANN DODGEN, HAZEL DOTSON, MARILYN ELROD, JANET FERRELL, MARY LOUISE FICKLIN, CHARLOTTE FRAYSER, BILL GILLIAM, HAROLD GRAHAM, ANN GRIFFIN, JEAN GRIFFITH, DOROTHY HEQUEMBOURG, TERRY it., ' I ,L 352 -w -Q' JI- lx- 1. -uf +4 ':- .fi QF I Q If x A DMM -QF' fi-'-43 if og ri 15,51 A ' , ,.,. f lv? 1 ,- ,Q iv..' tg, . 10 Uh fs' sf? '98 6 'Q ,Q X 52, 1 5, -.r N1 Ai -38, I 1,- L22 'uri ,..,, , I 0.9 -:ae 'ap- L 'II rap' .pl- 1, X 1 X II' 4? F 'Q' I :ff , 1.1 so ,.,. LI f' - fp A Aff Ex, 'I' 7 1 .3 'S' .II qu 'nl I. HILL, ANN HOLLAND, MARY JANE JONES, EVA KARRAKER, JAMES KIDD, JOANN LINEBAUGH, DORIS MCCANN, CHARLES McCORMICK, JEANNINE McFADDEN, JIM MERCER, KENNETH NEWCOMB, BOBBY NOLEN, BOBBY OWENS, ED POAGE, ALLAN PRAYOR, DORLA PRUITT, EDDIE REYNOLDS, BUDDY RIEN, WAYNE RILEY, DORIS ROLWING, CHARLES SHEW, ALAN SIMS, AVA NELL SMITH, RUTH SMITH, MAGGIE STAGGNER, BARBARA STALLINGS, SHIRLEY STAPLES, DON SWANK, SHIRLEY TAYLOR VERNA MAE TOIJSKY MARGARET VANPOOL DONALD WEAKLEY VIRGINIA WEBB BILL WHITE ROBERTA WICKER MARY WILLIAMS MAURICE 4. .1 .lx af' I-Q I --we V13-f Q 'I' ! 1 OFFICERS Don Staples Presudenf Shirley Sfczllmgs Vice Presldent Dorlo Prayor Secretory Treasurer 42 . 55 Q a N F .1 .ij A V- 3 .. I, , l Q 9 , 3, ' iv ' , ' I I . 1 1 I - - A , ' X4 , T ix I. 1 AL. .d' R - . WRIGHT, CHARLES '. Q , 1 fa 45 :M zeahnea BAILEY, GENEVA BESS, CATHERINE ANN BILBREY, CAILE BLACK, SHIRLEY BLACKBURN, ROLWING BONE, MARGARET BRIDGES, KATHRYN BROWN, CLIFFORD BROWN, WANDA BURKSTALLER, DAVID BUTLER, SHIRLEY CAIN, ALLINE CAIN, OLLINE CARTER, VERLA CERVANTES, BUD COCKRUM, NORMA DODGEN, JEAN DUDLEY, DON 4 9' ESTES, HELEN FRENCH, DON - FRENCH, JENNY LIND Wfwwx v HAMIL, JOYCE HAMPTON, ANNETTE 'E' 'F HARGRAVES, MARTHA as HARVEY, JIMMY I 'Q 2 ' Y HINKLE, DORIS 'Q ff- .,. Q f HOLLIFIELD, LEONARD I N, X N f N'q HOUSTON, GEORGE 'A-.., -f 'if 15- C55 I I I I 1, -if fx 9 I 413 if 4 ,- - x ,., 2 . ,aa A PTR: -Q It , 4' A 'Z HOWARD, RONNIE JONES, JUNE KIDD, CATHERINE KILLIAM, RANLEY LAYNE, RICHARD LEE, CHERIE LOCKRIDGE, ROBERT LOFLIN, BETTY JEAN LOFLIN, IMOGENE MABRY, NANCY MALONE, ANN MARTIN, TOMMY MARVEL, BILL MCKINLEY, CARMEN MCKINLEY, MARLENE MORRIS, ANN LOUISE MCKINNEY, SHIRLEY MCPHEETERS, ANN PARKER, CARL PARKER, JO ANN PARKS, LINDA PEMBERTON, ROSIE ROACH, BEULAH ROBERTS, MELBA ROLWING, JOHN SASSEEN, CLAUDETTA SLATEN, KEMP SMITH, ROY ,,,, I , . :,g 4 fm 5 fl f ,4 , f A I , I I I 'I f gpux Qwl .gm 4 Mn pg 'A vhs YJ I , , J 5 , .3 as J , 9 lf, , V if V, -If ' ,X . N wi-A A .a AL, 4 Q: 'W' , L-if f. M5 X 4' f I ' .1 Lf if 0? S 'L ,xy X J-, L . '-'fr , W ,,,L L I -- 'V ,, , : , f -5.114 fv- x :StL ' s 4,4-M1943 ff 5' J , . ,, JJ V 9 i ff 71 ?7,U:4' - 6-.. i 'Tk r 1 s W' v A ,,.,, , , II M ' .' .' 2' 11' 4 .Q .... f- :.. .- , .A .,.3,z,. ,:5i ,L -ff' -YT Q is STALLINGS, MARTIN SUMMERS, LEOLA THOMASON, MARY THOMPSON, VIRGINIA TOUSKY, BILL TURNER, DONALD WATSON, DOLA WHITEHEAD, BILL J WILKERSON, BETTY WILKERSON, BILLY WILLIAMS, BETTY GAIL WILLIAMS, SONNY WHITE, WELLS , I 4 .JE L .9 5- X John Rolwing. . . Bill Whitehead. . Shirley McKinnie. Bill Marvel .... 93 !.k. ,Q 1, , Q. R W. 1-X v J I 1 if ' yy . ,A W I 1 I' f 2' 'W Freshmen nol having pictures CLOUD, PATSY HODGE, RUTH SMITH, RALPH OFFICERS ........Presidenl . . . . . ,Vice-Presidenl . . .Secrelary-Treasurer .........Reporler .1 4 Z Q e WM J, Rv-3 Y' 1 ll f K' ,J '0 , 4 urvflyv a yy f? x 535552, wr 1 TVX .ual .- veg! f , Q? ..4 :dpi 7 PT I S?-.Z M' 0. iff 'r 'Me 1950 57 70454433 'Lf 5 em 0 :LQQQ YL fx 2 J I - ' f L37 x X 'KA ,, N Y xx Q3 X 'K ,x W X, K 'X 'E L, QV V,V vb I ff - in l t 'C , . J x .lx 2 K? 'Y 4 t h A N k N ,WMV Q lx, 'si f ' B , x ' . ' - 'if 7' 0 'I ,W A 1 B if 5 A fimgsfv Q Q . .5 g .Q , 'R A A A x 'fha -1. fl 14 ,.,- N f I '72 Q S A aaldczff grand -in-.- 1 5 b-'S FIRST ROW left to rrght Donald Stallmgs J1mm1e Goodm Buddy Carver Lee McPheeters John Latumore Dan Ballmger Joe WlllIS Layton Fd Owens J1mm1e Summers Don Staples SECOND ROW Coach Hal Rhea Ralph Smuth Ronnne Crenshaw Bob Brown Stanley Scott Joe Farmer J1m Hess Jlm McFadden Lesl1e Fox Charles Fox Jerry Brumley Coach L D Kmght THIRD ROW Wayne Rnen Bob Nolen Arthur Mattmgly Ronald Hucksfep Freddy Taylor Jack W1ll1ams Paul Cornwall Tommy Frayzer Blll Smlth Johnny Brown Bull Webb Bull Hough Donald Vanpool SUMMARY OF SEASON l949 Conference Date Sept 23 Sept Oc Oc Oc Nov Nov Nov Conference I Date ff M Sept C7 9 Sepr W I I i KWQ Si, 6 Oc Q! Oc ! 3 Nov Nov x roll N 0 V H fl v' ,Nt .1-'4' .-.,,, ris- Opponent Ca1ro Kennett Jackson Caruthersvllle Cape Central East Pra1r1e Popular Bluff Slkeston SUM Opponent Pnggott Calro Kennett Jackson Perryvulle Caruthersvulle Cape Central East Frame Popular Bluff SIKQSTOH 49 Place Here There Here Here There Here Here There Total MARY OF SEASON l95O Place Here There Here There Here There Here There There Here Total E 8 They They 1 'A . ' I T ,M ,rf Www? .... -rj - - 4 Q 7 A. 5 1 ,L 44 J KU M 3 W 5 to vi. . I ' 11.1 2 1 1 1 L T . - 2 fr '- -v - 1 . , Y ga 5 E 1 y X 1' me y . , 1 ey 1 xl, A 1 5 3 B5 LG' 57 1 w . ' 25 0 ' . so 7 6 ' 1. 7 24 7 'Oct. I4 Perryville There 0 0 - 1. 21 ' 20 o ' 1. 28 I3 I2 . 2 ' ' 2l o ' . ll I2 0 ' , 24 ' 6 59 dm l 8 4 2 s QL ' Q1 7.0 W M A . 15 ' 6 I2 3 . 22 ' I9 21 N 'f ' 29 13 27 9 ' tl 6 I8 I2 1 1 4 ' . A 1 ,, ' . 13 I9 14 4 5 ' :A 23 1 ,z is I X ' - ee u 3 .. 0 , 1- - . I0 o 28 A 1' ' ' . 23 ' 6 20 . I '1 ,gy ind I, I - 100 1116 14 Zpaadezflczll 7ecam ei!! 2 1 FIRST ROW Dan Ballunger Jum Hess Bob Brown Ralph Smuth SECOND ROW Coach L D Knught Stanley Scott Joe Farmer Jum Summers Dennus Quertermous Jum Goodun Charles Fox 3 gcweezfdad 7mm NS sw. FIRST ROW Don Staples Carroll Martun Vowels George Funney James Reeves Lee McPheeters Jum McFadden Freddy Taylor Bull Webb SECOND ROW Coachl H Rhea Allen Shew Paul Cornwall Charles Wrught Wells Whute Jack Bough James Karraker Harold Gulluam John Brown 1949 50 Basketball team funushed the season wuth a 7 won 9 lost record At the Scott Mussussuppu Tournament they were beaten furst game by Benton then at Sub Reguonal won the turst game and lost the second to College Hugh of Cape Gurardeau Jerry Mopps funushed the season hugh scorer followed by Joe Farmer 1950 51 Durung the 1950 51 season the basketball team played 22 games wunnung eleven and losung eleven for a faur 500 average The team went to the semu tunals un the Scott Mussussuppu County Tournament where they were beaten by Oran They played East Praurue un the consolatuon and were beaten thereby takung 'fourth place Those who started regular were Farmer Scott Summers Stallungs Hess Ballunger and Brown Farmer ended the season hugh scorer followed by Summers The B team funushed- wuth a 7 won 9 lost season nv n . I lx V - 1 . I A ,fm , V c f Q. t ll , i V V E Y 1 5 .11 X 1 ,,,. A. Q, 1 tu I 1 -. BI '- - H' u K Q4 l N W .Q v , I 1 , , 9:40 Qi.: ' , . XCHS' 4 If 30 me in ul 20 5 I ij ' ' 1 A T K , 1 1 y . ut u X ,V . ' ' K A.,m V , x --1:3-. , f ' I ' 111- ' 1- , -'f' .,,,, , , - 4 , 4 K. ' , YQ f , l ll J lf 1 A A 'A XE Q W. I 1 I W, W : I . I A I I I . I , I . I . . , , I D I I - . . - I . . , . I I I ' I I I ' mek greed FIRST ROW Charles Robinson Jack Wllllams Jim Hess Dan Ballmger SECOND ROW Coach.l H Rhea Stanley Scott Joe Farmer Denms Quertermous Leroy Carver Coachl D Knught 1949 50 Stanley Scott 100 yd dash 220 yd dash 440 yd dash Broad lump Bud Carver Pole Vault 880 relay medley relay Armer Fletcher 880 relay medley relay .llm Hess 100 yd dash 220 relay medley relay Dan Ballmger 440 dash Bull Thompson 880 relay medley relay J M Marshall Pole vault hugh lump Jack Wrllrams Hugh hurdles low hurdles Jerry Mopps Mule run Charles Robrnson 880 run John Latlmore Low hurdles high hurdles pole v Denms Quertermous shot 880 run Broad lump Joe Farmer 880 relay medley relay shot Poplar Bluff rnvntatnonal track meet Kennett mvltatnonal track meet Semo Dustrrct track meet State track meet Charleston lnvrtatnonal track meet 195051 Charleston rnvntatuonal track meet 1st place Semo Dlstrlct tract meet 880 yard relay Stanley Scott 100 yard dash and broad rump ault hugh lump 1st place 2nd place 3rd place 4th place lst place State relay team Dan Ballunger Charles Roblnson Stanley Scott and Joe Farmer - . , . , . , 1 . T I I ' - , t l o I I 4 - I Q . . 1 , I 1 . - ' I . . - I . I I . . I 1 1 1 I 1 ' T I I ' Scott-Mississippi track meet ..... ' ..................... . . ....... . . .2nd place 1 1 I 1 r I ' rw -1Z':- X X 4 a ' NN5NxX 0 'ia' ' If N 1 .X sa Hn , EZ! S-, 'X El N sdhg-if 'HE- 0' 3 ..-, 9 x XE xg' 'f' 'ig 1: F S ' I ' ln J ,HMI v-IQ. . -4 3iiE5355E?i. 7: -gglisia 5 2 W N xxfgsiifsii I N Y, .nil 5 V J H Y .1 xXXk.xxx0o 2 Xxx 'f f Q XM--W T x x - ' . , f Us N N 8 O '17 8, 35' sv? 1 B .. w K 'X i .ifl H uc f V I.-gawk ' .6 9 Q f cf K --'11 ,f Q, x ,, - ---- 1. -4, -Y ma an - 4- h FIRST ROW left to rvght Carole Sue Wulson Ramona Quertermous Annabell Blackburn Charmuan Fncklnn Jane Russell Edna Ruth Gwaltney Shirley Colller Ann Hull fu 'l JOSEPH SMITH Dnrector 53 CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES Played at ten football games Sept 30 Cotton Carmval at Snkeston Oc 24 Southeast MISSOUYI Band Assoclatlon Oc 27 Cape College Homecommg Celebration March I4 Concert Festival un Poplar Bluff L - . . . . Marching Festival at Jackson, Missouri. f. - ' ' . 5. 5 Zane! MBR' X3 FIRST ROW left to right Charles Rowling Catherine Ann Bess Jim Cooper Dola Watson Ann Graham SECOND ROW Betty Gail Williams Marlene McKinley Maggie Smith Ann Watson FIRST ROW: Si Sitzes, Bob Brown, Stanley Scott, Joe Farmer, Paul Cornwall, Dan Ballinger. SECOND ROW Kathleen Morris, Mike Lane, Ronald Huckslep, Roy Williams, Harry Bryant, John Brown. mm! fb' Q- w Q W' sf! 53 FIRST ROW left to rrghl Claudeha Sasseen Vlrgzma Weakley Freddy Taylor Charlotle Flcklm Paula Beasley Anne Brown SECOND ROW Mary Jo Fox Bully Thompson Jeanmne McCormick Edna Ruth Gwaltney Duck Brown Nancy Mabry wi' gwe FIRST ROW, lefl fo right Abner Beck, Don French, John Dever, Eugene Anderson, Galen Staples SECOND ROW Jane! McCormick, Brack Hlnchey, Leslle Fox, Allce Burnett, Ann louise Moms, Carol Huckstep 3 I . - , 1 I V ,,,.-.A4 I 9' I ff :V . 1 ' ,Q ' Q, : . SE Q., AS. tiff: -6.21.7 A 3' 4. 'x vii? at x ' 1. X' NW, . V E ,M g'. I 'Iii , , is ' ' .- ,. , I 4 :A .. R MQ' A ' 'Q wi g g 'A :W is lv fl S' 3 R' 'S ' H 1 'L re ' he N? , . Q r K g f 1 y X x ng, 2 3 1 lf ' i H ' Y x ' J n 2 ' 3 f r K A ' f .y E S y ' A ls ' 1 're is 5? A h Eg' In A X E 5 A, ' 1 ' . f W 4 ' 5 N 1 ' R, 1 A . V Ii I A I I ' '.. ' A I -1 . E. 1 0 9 Q I 3 in . X , , 1 ? 'dk U , ' I ' K J: I J: I u s, A , 1 ' f f K I! 1, 3 ll V ' 3 I J M. gaze faq Zclclau hiiglw LEFT TO RIGHT Lee McPheeters Mrs Boone Howle Sponsor Charm an Fckl n Jxm Hess and Jane Russell The T951 Blue Jay as a lolnt prolect ofthe sensor and lunror classes of Charleston Hugh School They have made the bulldlng of this book a creative endeavor and have at tempted to convey to the reader a complete picture ofthe varned panorama of student lute as It occurs at Charleston Hugh The edntors sincerely appreciate the cooperatlon ofthe administration the faculty and the student body For the technical advlce of Mrs Boone Howle faculty sponsor e Blue .lay editors gnve special acknowledgment 56 ,. i gxyr t 8, 8 A A 1, eil X ' V x ia I Rf f X 5, W J KX 1' ,if ' rf C 4 . , C r 1 ., -sta Q K . ill' T' ' tIyf x ,.,A'rv AT. 6 Q , 'Q ' V, . ' ' . , I I, th glue yay Staff d1i yi f Editors Jim Hess Charmran Flcklln Jane Russell Lee McPheeters Associate Editors Managing Editors Betty Sue Brewer and Arthur Mattingly Photography Joe Farmer and Ronald Huckstep Copy Betty Lou Jones and Carolyn McDowell r Betty Forbey and Mildred Reeves Layout ........................... Evangeline DePriest and Freddy Taylor Feature ......................... Edna Ruth Gwaltney and Kathleen Morris Photographers ...... Mary Frances Bridges James Franklin Reeves Crawford Edwards Alice Lee Burnett Ann Watson. Division Editors: Sports ...................................... Stanley Scott Bob Brown Classes ............................. Joella Thurmond Carole Sue Wilson Organizations ............................. James Greer Helen Maynard Administration ............................ Shirley Swank Carol Huckstep . H. . ...........,...................... Mary Bone Joan Lepchenske F. F. . ..................... . .......... Carroll M. Vowels Don Stallings Girls Inter-class Sports ..................... Joan Peters Virginia Lockridge Boys lnter-class Sports ........................... Ralph Fox Jim Summers Business Staff: Advertising Managers ...... Bill Smith Leslie Fox Charles Fox Jennye Whitehead Sales Managers ....... Jim Cooper Don Staples Ann McPheeters Dan Ballinger Publicity ........................ Ramona Quertermous Carol Ruth Menefee dmleatmdan Staff T754 L24 FIRST ROW left to right Betty Walton Betty Brewer Helen Maynard Jennye Whutehead Mary Bridges Leslie Fox Carol Huckstep Eugene Anderson SECOND ROW Jane Russell Sl Sltzes Charmlan Flcklln Jack Starks John Bowman Mass Mary Moore Mnldred Reeves Kathleen Moms The Charlestoman Staff IS as follows Edntor In Chief Carol Huckstep Assnstant Edutor Leslle Fox Feature Editors Helen Maynard, Jennye Whltehead Sports Edntors Su Sltzes Jack Stark Eugene Anderson Johnny Bowman Art Edltors Kathleen Morrus Mrldred Reeves Busnness Manager Jane Russell Publlcatnon Manager Betty Sue Brewer Exchange Manager Evangelme DePrvest Typusts Vlrglma Lockradge Mary Francys Brldges Reporters Journalusm Class Sponsor Mary Julla Moore 58 Y -...- X 1 Ks ' . ' . ' I I I Circulation Manager ................ ........ B etty Sue Walton .................. 'u . , . 77,-4 I IDE OFFICERS FIRST ROW left fa rlghl Bill Cogdlll Sentlnal Carroll Vowels Treasurer Don Moxley Vice President John Bowman Reporter SECOND ROW Leslie Fox Secretory Donald Stallings President Georgel Roberts Sponsor FIRST ROW left lo right Charles Wrught Bully Jo Wilkerson Martin Stallings James Greer Eddie Pruntt Rolwmg Blackburn Carmen McKinley SECOND ROW John Dever Bull Cogdill Bobby Newcomb Wayne Rein Buddy Reynolds Alan Shew Jack Wrllrams Richard Layne Harry Bryant Terry Hequembourg Charles McCann, Don Moxley. THIRD ROW: Charles Robinson, John Bowman, Everett Bone, Wayne McKinnie, Jim Goodin, Carroll M. Vowels, Don Stallings, Wayne Black, Leslie Fox, Bobby Nolan, Ed Owens, Bud Carver, George Finney, Mr. G. L. Roberts, Sponsor. Members not having pictures mode: Bill Cagle, Crawford Edwards. ,WJ-4. f---f--!- Qi FIRST ROW left to right Annabelle Blackburn Corlne Beck Helen Burkett Hazel Dodgen Helen Chandler Carolyn McDowell Dorla Prayor Helen Jo lober Ruth Smtth SECOND ROW Joann Kidd Martha Dlxon Margaret Tousky Janet Elrod Jean Gruffnn Frances Loflln Mlldred Walton Vera Powell Joyce Slsk Wanda Sechrest Betty McCormack Mary Jane Holland Ava Nell Sums THIRD ROW Dorothy Jean Grnfflth Shlrley Swank Dons Lnnebaugh Betty Lou Jones Edna Gwaltney Sue Shy Betty Hablutzel Betty Walton Maggue Smlth Roberta White --l Y FIRST ROW left to nght Top Verla Carter Allme Cam Olllne Cam Shirley Black Rosle Pemberton June Jones Jean Dodgen Betty Wulkerson Norma Cockrun Annette Hampton Imogene lofton Barbara Stagner SECOND ROW Melba Roberts Betty Forbey Helen Estes Catherme Kndd Shlrley Butler Ann Malone Leola Summers Claudetta Sasseen Wanda Brown Betty Jean Lotlun Joyce Hamill Lmda Parks Ann Watson THIRD ROW Betty Sclvvc Beulah Roach Dons Hmkel Catherune Bridges Margaret Bone Nancy Mabry Betty Gale Wullnams Jennye Lund French Vurglma Thompson Shurley McKnnme Mary Thomason OFFICERS Vuce Presndent Vera Powell Secretary Treasurer Edna Ruth Gwaltney Reporter Betty Lou Jones Parlnamentaruan Ollvne Caur I A 3 I D I I I I I 1 I - 3 I I I I I I h I I I I A I I I I I I I I I - 5 I I 1 I I . 4 I I I I I I l , . I I I I 1 ' I ... , .J L.--,. . -J ' I . , ,J 5 5- ..-W . ,.... - fl' I ' I - Q -f ' ,H --.-,. I , , . . . , I . : - , . . I . . I , I . I I I l I I I I ' 1 , , , ' ' . ' , I I I I I I ' I . I ' : . . I l . . I . . I I I . . I . I . . . l . . . I ' President. , ,. ....................... ., ...................... , , ,Darla Prayor gage' Qfee aiu ancezl Qfzaccp FIRST ROW James Greer Dan Hampton John Brown Don Moxley Charles Robrnson John Bowman Maurice Wrlluams Bull Leker Bull Webb Paul Cornwall Ronald Huckstep SECOND ROW Freddy Taylor Ralph Smith Jlm McFadden Jum Hess Leslne Fox Dan Ballrnger Blll Hough S1 Sutzes Eugene Anderson Bull Smrth Jack Stark THIRD ROW Ronald Crenshaw Joe Layton Charles Galemore Blll Burkett Dennis Quertermous Carroll Martm Vowels Don Stallrngs Jrm Summers Charles Fox Stanley Scott Don French Ann Watson Mr Joseph Smnth Zaye' Qfee FIRST ROW Bull Cogdrll John Rolwrng Allen Poage Don Dudley Bull Whrtehead Ralph Smrth James Wrllrams Tom Martrn Ed Prult SECOND ROW Don Bryant Charles McCann Davrd Burkstaller Rolwmg Blackburn Bob Newcomb Charles Wrrght Bull Frazler Clifford Brown Don Turner Bull Tousky Ray Smlth Bull Marvel THIRD ROW Allen Shew George Houston Rrchard Layne Leonard Hollrtneld Ranley Krlluan Carl Parker James Karraker Jlm Harvey Wayne Black Bud Carver Charles McKinley Alnce Burnett Mr Joseph D Smrth : I I I I . I I ' 'I I. Il I I ' ' : I . I. I - I V I' I.. I I. -I - 1 , , ,' , ' f ' I . I. I I I I I ', '- 2 . , ' , ' , I I I. .II I It I Il. ' I. I I I V I- I' ' I' if Wear! NG. 'Pt FIRST ROW left to rrght Shtrley Swank Cherrue Lee Ann Hull Shtrley Collter Ann Graham Kathryn Brsdges Joyce Hmkle Shurley Bryant Helen Jo Lober Shtrley Swank Betty Forbey Jennye Lund French SECOND ROW Ramona Ouertermous Maggte Smtth Dorla Prayor Vtrgtnta Lockrudge Evangelme DePruest Joan lepchenske Edna Ruth Gwaltney Vtrqtnta Thompson Cotherune Ann Bess Aluce Burnett Charmtan Fnckltn Helen Chandler BACK ROW Dorothy Gntltth Corune Beck Paulo Beasley Jane Russell Charlotte Ftcklm Ann Brown Peggy Bone Helen Maynard Jennye Whnehead Carol Menefee Mtldred Reeves Ann Loutse Morrus Olltne Cam l.ounse Ogrlvte director OFFICERS Prestdent Carole Sue Wtlson Vnce Prestdent Charlotte Ftcklm Secretary Ramona Quertermous Reporter Paulo Grace Beasley c P T A Supper Oc Knwanus Dinner Nov Thanksgnvtng Umon Servuce Dec lnstallatton of Student Council Members Dec Mark Twatn P T A Chrlstmos Concert an Musuc Club an Busrness and Professuonal Women s Club Mar Concert at Poplar Bluff Apr Small Ensemble Women s Club Apr Music Festtval May Concert May Baccalaureate Servtce 62 gm gm e Y FIRST ROW Vnrgunla Weakley Marllyn Dotson Jean Grrftrn Jeannette Cook Eva Jones Barbara Staggner Betty Gaul Wlllnams Shlrley Stallytngs Catherune Kldd Ann Malone Helen Estes Joan Kldd SECOND ROW Martha Ann Dnxon Janet Elrod Ruth Smlth Nancy Mabry Shurley Butler Mary Loulse Ferrell Mary Wlcker Margaret Bone Shurley McKmney Jo Ann Parker Betty Snvnc Allme Cam Ann McPheeters THIRD ROW Wanda Brown Margaret Tousky Melba Roberts Shlrley Black Mary Thompson Dons Lmebaugh Dons Rrley Helen Burkett Hazel Dodgen Ruth Smuth Vera Powell June Jones Ava Nell Summs BACK ROW Claudetta Sasseen Dola Watson Martha Hargraves Jean Dodgen leola Summers Joyce Hamll Joyce Anderson -ff mn vp' .-..v Y LOUISE OGILVIE Durector One of the best loved teachers In Charleston Hugh School IS Mass Loulse Ogllvle For a number of years she has been tn charge of the gurls glee club and under her capable dlrectlon thus group has won many honors whsle attending the contests at the Unlverslty of Mrssourl Mlss Ogrlvle ns not only well liked and respected, but she rs known as a true frlend to the student body ' I 1 1 ' 1 ' F R 5 1 5 l l . , x V Y i 1 J 1 J ' 2 l l 5 . - .4 I , . .- '+vt?i ,EI i 1 ll: . l .A . . I . ' ' A . ' - I fh . 5 K f . 5' 4 . H -, - - W ,w.,Q -1- V : . . . I . I . .I I I I D 1 J I 1 J J 1 I r I - 3 ' I I l I I . I Q I I I . I I . J I . I I ' : I I I . I I . ' I I I I - I I I . ' : , , ,... . ' v' . . , A q n n .1 -. t ' n n I n Q u 1 ff. . - - Q In 4 ,1 .4 Www Saaetq 'lim FIRST ROW left to right Chormlan Flcklm Carol Huckstep Edna Ruth Gwaltney Evangeline DePrlest SECOND ROW left to nght Jum Hess Donald Stallings Stanley Scott Leslle Fox Don Ballinger Mlss Loulse Ognlvne The purpose of the Natuonal Honor Soclety ts to gave recogmtuon to those students who have most nearly attamed the baslc oblectlves of education To become a member of the Natlonal Honor Society a student must mamtam an average of 90 or above for five semesters He must also be approved by the faculty for character servvce and leadershtp Thus year the society has sent CARE packages to needy famllles ln Europe and Asla At the begunmng of the second semester ten new members were nmtlated They were Mary Bone Bob Brown Jlm Cooper, Carol Menefee Lee McPheeters James F Reeves Jane Russell Sharley Swank Carroll Marten Vowels and Jennye Whntehead Presadent Stanley Scott Vlce Presldent Evangeline DePrlest Secretary .............................. Edna Ruth Gwaltney Treasurer ................................. Charmian Ficklin Reporter ........................................ Jim Hess Sponsor ...... ................ ..... ..... M i s s Louise Ogilvie 64 Uv LEFT TO RIGHT Betty Forbey Edna Ruth Gwaltney Alice Burnett Ruth Smith Helen Chandler Shirley Swank Jean Griffin Ava Nell Sums pep Sgacwl FIRST ROW, left to right: Jane Russell, Charmian Ficklin, Carolyn McDowell, Kathryn Bridges, Sue Shy Evangeline DePriest, Helen Maynard, Betty Walton, Roberta White, Ruby laster, Janet Cook, Nancy Mabry SECOND ROW: Charlotte Ficklin, Carole Sue Wilson, Joella Thurmond, leola Summers, Barbar Stagner Joyce Sisk, Mildred Walton, Betty Lou Jones, Maggie Smith, Marilyn Dotson, Betty Hablutzel, Doris Adams Joyce Hamill, Mary Louise Ferrell, Miss Moore-Sponsor. 65 1 'Q- 19 no qi 5 FIRST ROW left to nght Jennye Whatehead Lee McPheeters Edna Ruth Gwaltney Ramona Quertermous SECOND ROW Mrs Boone Howle Ann McPheeters Mary Louls Ferrell Jam Hess Peggy Bone Olllne Cam The Student Councll IS a parluamentary body of students representmg all the classes un the school The members are elected by popular vote In their respective classes and hold office for a term of one school year The president of the councul us elected by popular vote In an all school electron Durung the school year the council has had an mcreasung amount of work to do Thus year s councll has sponsored the homecomung parade, homecomlng game and dance, unter class basketball tournaments, guudance programs, declamatlon and oratorucal con tests, talent contests, best cltlzenshnp elections, Inter class track meet, Valentine dance, and Red Cross druve The councll consists ofthe following offlcers Presudent Edna Ruth Gwaltney Vuce President Lee McPheeters Secretary Treasurer Ramona Quertermous Reporter Jennye Whitehead Sponsor Mrs Boone Howle 66 'Zeta-z 66444 Zaaaeetdall ddampa K.: FIRST ROW left to rught Muldred Reeves Betty Sue Brewer Evangelune DePruest Jo Ann Lepchenske SECOND ROW Betty Lou Jones Helen Maynard Edna Ruth Gwaltney Vurgunua Lockrudge Jennye Whutehead Betty Sue Walton Martha Laurd Each year everyone looks forward tothe gurls unter class basketball tournament Thus year the senuor gurls champs of 49 50 defended the tutle agaunst the lunuors After four quarters of good hard basketball the senuors came out on top wuth a score of 16 l3 Good sportsmanshup was dusplayed throughout the tournament thus year. This is the first time since the seniors have been in high school that a girls team has held the championship for two consecutive years. 67 7m1ez 65444 gcwkelgalf iczmpc I ,I J FIRST ROW left to rrght Bull Leker Ralph Smuth Danny Balllnger Jrm Hess Joe Former SECOND ROW Charles Fox Donald Stalllngs Jum Summers Dennis Quertermous Stanley Scott The senror class thus year rs a very fortunate one to have so many outstanding athletes Several of the boys have been lettermen srnce therr freshman year and nearly all lettered an therr sophomore and lunror year Durrng therr freshman year they stood up agamst the roughest and buggest boys but came out wrth flyrng colors by wrnnmg thlrd place rn the unter class basketball tourna ment They were only beaten by a few pornts rn the fnrst round by the lumors rn basketball ln the second round of the tournament they succeeded In defeatung the sophomores The next year their sophomore year they marched away wlth a second triumph over the lunrors and won the unter class basketball tournament By therr lumor year rt was plarn to see that they were out to get the seniors Thenr deter mmatuon proved effectnve as they agaun defeated that same upperclass group of sensors rn the basketball tournament Thus tumor group of athletes came out on top wuth frrst place honors rn the basketball tournament Contmurng therr wmnrng pace as sensors thus group again took fnrst place rn the basket ball tournament 68 70404 7040 Va E715 Prettlest Gurl Handsomest Boy Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Glrl Most Popular Gnrl Most Popular Boy Cutest Gurl Cutest Boy Bookworm Best Glrl Athlete Best Boy Athlete Most Mlschnevous Glrl Most Maschlevous Boy Most Lovesnck Girl Hopprest Student Most Talented Grrl Most Talented Boy Grouchlest Student Lazrest Student Sweetest Student Pepplest Student Frnendluest Student Best All Round Student Most Dlgntfled Best Dancer IGurII Best Dancer IBoyI JANE RUSSELL JOE FARMER RONNIE CRENSHAW CHARMIAN FICKLIN CAROLE SUE WILSON JIM HESS CAROLE SUE WILSON MARTIN STALLINGS CHARLES McCANN VIRGINIA LOCKRIGE JOE FARMER MARTHA HARGRAVE JIM SMITH SHIRLEY SWANK CAROLE SUE WILSON SHIRLEY SWANK BILL HOUGH BETTY SUE WALTON DON FRENCH CAROLE SUE WILSON CAROLE SUE WILSON CAROLE SUE WILSON JIM HESS MARY BONE RAMONA QUERTERMOUS SI SITZES Sensor Most Llkely To Succeed JIM HESS Most Pollte Student CHARLES McCANN Most Musical Student SHIRLEY SWANK 1 Most Lovesick Boy ...,......,...,........, DANNY BALLINGER 69 Zoltan Hmmm! Zaeen 'VV 'lg,.-ff' MISS JANE RUSSELL 70 MISS JO ANN LEPCHENSKE 71 Valentine Zaeew if-A x MISS CAROLE SUE 2 Ax WILSON Mfg WW ,ZW f 'Um JN Q ? X f 7' 4 ffm mx x QW A 9 5 in V. ,J fa 5 if A f 1' f fy' , ff- , 5 XX fic If S NY I N W. fo 5 xs- ' ' QXWRXXX MISS JENNYE WHITEHEAD Senior AIIendunI Qu CF: MISS DOROTHY JEAN GRIFFITH Sophomore Ahendcni 74 yawn. L., MISS SHIRLEY McKINNIE Freshman AIIendunI glue few .Zaeeu MISS ANN WATSON 75 Z lendcm Of Zaemfa 7750 7757 SEPTEMBER School started The beglnnmg of four long years for the freshmen and the beglnnlng of one short year for the sensors The mormng after the day before and everyone IS stnll allve Class electnons Jam Hess Jnm Cooper Don Staples and John Rolwung were elected to lead the four classes Gwaltney defeated Scott for student council president For the flrst time since T946 a female rs head of the student body Woe rs us' The fnrst football game Plggott came here and went home wnth a vnctory and a score T2 6 But we won t glve up we stnll have mne more to make up for thus one mls fortune Janne Russell was elected by popular vote to represent CHS In the Cotton Carnnval In Slkeston For the furst time In stxteen years Cauro beat the Blue Jays In a football game But the Pllots were real sports The score T9 2T Kennett and our frrst game of the bug eight Our flrst loss of the bug eight T3 27 Janne took second place nn the beauty contest at the Cotton Carnival Our Band not to be outdone strutted :ts stuff OCTOBER A bug day for the football team We beat Jackson T8 2T The tlde ns turned and we arm to keep utthat way Perryvllle IS another team the Blue Jays flogged We won T9 T4 Our team had some more tough luck Caruthersvrlle was blessed with all the luck They won 25 6 20 Teachers meetmg A holiday for all of usuns FHA and FFA Barnwarmln Ann Watson was the Queen and reugned on a throne of Oh' My achvn feet The band marchung festlval at Jackson The spectators were well pleased at our band and the Malorettes Our first movie and a good one ANNA AND THE KING OF SIAM The Student Council showed what It was made of today lt presented the flrst bug homecoming Parade cororatlon and bug dance were all very futtmg The Cape Tigers had to mess lt up and take home the vlctory 20 T3 NOVEMBER The freshmen had thenr I Q tests Who d ever thought snow was blue Dlsappolntmentl Woe' East Pralrre beat us sux to nothvn All the boys and coach felt the pam to say nothing of :ts backers Thus IS educatlon week The members of the Amerlcan History class presented a very frttlng program The FHA gurls traveled to East Frame for the Sub drstrrct meetmg We lourneyed to Poplar Bluff only to Tourney home again with nothlng but cold feet and sad hearts We lost another football game 0 28 The Spamsh class had a party and the old gym came to life All the brlght colors of Mexico were drsplayed at the carmval Of all the things that the Bulldogs were gonng to do to us they dad not do any of them but beat us on thus Thanksglvmg day Nothrng to brag about 7 20 The Glrls Glee Club sang In church thus mornrng but I don t guess they sang loud enough Even tho It was mlghty pretty A well deserved holrday We all recuperated Q ' I I I I ,. . . . . -i I . I . . 'a ' I , . ., . ., . . , . . . , I , . - t . . .. . ., , . I . .. . ., . . . , ,. . Zdendczz Of Eaeazfa 7?50 7957 Watch the Burdre The man took all our plctures The man had to purchase a new camera DECEMBER Our frrst basketball game and wrth Illmo Fornfelt And our fvrst defeat by one basket two pomts The band traveled to Cape to help welcome Santa Claus unto the hearts of all the boys and gurls there Desprte the ram and cold the band drd fme They always Student Councrl lnstallatlon Basketball game at East Pralrxe We went to Chaffee and came home happy We won the basketball game College Hugh Preps beat us But twas a good game The Grrls Glee Club sang sweetly at the Mark Twam school thus afternoon THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO was a movie we all enloyed Tonlght the Christ mas Concert was presented by the Glee Clubs and Band Home Ec Chrrstmas party Tomght the gurls all sported their bug dates to the Christ mas Dance Surelythe Chrlstmas Spnrnt IS an the aur Chrrstmas Holidays begrn JANUARY New Year New Day Old stuff school Uncrl .lrm was the hero of the basketball game at Benton Hrs last basket won e game for us Bloggett pulled zone on us and beat us Another game wrth Illmo Fornfelt Another vuctory Slkestonl lwe lostl Natronal Honor Socrety Installatuon Some people have all the luck We beat Benton agam Slkeston beat us agam 29 Feb 3 Scott Mlss County tournament We got a trophy The fourth place trophy FEBRUARY St Joe came to our falr school Our farr school lost another game too We went to Anniston Our B and our A team really racked up the pomts Poplar Bluff beat us Natronal Honor Socrety Banquet We played the Cairo Pnlots and the Cauro Pilots beat us 23 Regional tournament We lasted four sessnons Hurray for George Washlngton and Joe Farmer Today was therr brrthday and we had a hollday One Hundred Men and One Woman was the movle today Pretty good too MARCH 2 Lions Club Minstrel Some of our faculty dtsplayed nts talent Pl Dr Hull spoke to the students about hrs trnp to Europe He was as funny as he was Interesting The Girls Glee Club went to Poplar Bluff and sang to the students there The Band went to Poplar Bluff to the sprung festrval The lunrors presented thenr play to the public The play was cute and the class drd a grand lob of actmg ' .' ' do. .. .. th 19 192 262 101 Debate at Gudeon 1 Gurls Inter Class Tournament The Senuors came out on top But all the classes showed good sportsmanshup Inter class track The senuors are out front agaun The sophomores are an up and comung class un athletuc abuluty The FHA and FFA had a uount party A buffet supper and square dancung Good Fruday and a holuday 8 Boys Inter class basketball tournament Senuors furst uunuors second The uunuors are getting anxuous Today they selected theur rungs Class rungs tha us Popuar Bluff track met Too bad they dudn t guve a trophy for second If they dud we would have another one to add to our collectuon APRIL Kennett track meet We took thurd Kennett took the trophy Debate tournament at Cape We dud all rught tull we met Sukeston Track meet here But we dudn twun It Happens Every Sprung The movue was quute amusung and entertaunung The FHA gurls entertauned theur mothers and faculty wuth a fashuon show and a receptuon The Glee Clubs went to Cape to the Musuc Festuval It was turung but Mr Wulson made up for ut wuth hus lest The Declamatuon IThey were all so melancholyl But were all so good The Oratuon The under classmen took the talks Alas' Alak' The pounts are tued on the trophy The talent contest tells the tale Grade School track meet Good experuence for theur future years MAY Band and Glee Club Concert The last for a lot of us Talent Contest 22292999999 Guudance Day Thus us really good for the eughth graders It kunda lets the kuds know what to expect un hugh school Another one of the Student Councul s actuvutues The C Banquet The lucky people who get to go to one of those The boys really deserve ut Wush Coach Hal was here 1 Senuor Exams' No sleep no nauls no grades no duploma Here s hopung X Baccalaureate One of the bug nughts for the senuors FFA fathers fush fry Senuor Play Susue the Suren us a scream' The uunuors show theur love and apprecuatuon and devotuon to the senuors by a gloruous banquet and prom Thanks uunuors The bug nught Commencement Although tears are shed thus day wull remaun un the hearts of all of us for a long tume We wull remember the halls the faculty the fellowshup we had at our old beloved Charleston Hugh School 78 22. -. . ' ' . 22. . ' . 23. ' ' . 29. . . . . I g . . . . 1. I 30. ' . ' ' ' . ' 4. . ' . . 10. . ' ' ' . H. ,, . h, ,... .. . 19. . . . . . 20. ' ' . . ' 23. ' . . 24. ' . . . . ' ' 27. . ' ' . 1. . . 2. . ......... .. 13. . ' ' ' . 14. ' ' . 17- . . . . . . . 18. . . ' D . . . . 11-.v-'Q' fg J-xx.-s-J SUW W s 5, fi W f ? 9 Q? af, 9.7. Lf i Q1 1 mai '9 F 'ating 'V :J L x ff .-U8 'if tg YZ ' ' Q ,,VgW5f ' ,151 o'Q3 Y 3902 ra Q' 5 , 4 f 3 F , g H v X B A A 'IM , Nfi X : m N '-. ,wwf JN ' 3 V -. , ' I ' Q f ' 0 1 -xg!! Z Y hier? N if I5 , ,' K xx D 151 ,f ,X 14? 2 Rx 0 I, V, If ,c 1 E ex 4 J S 16 N X. Q 7' . -A 2 222 ' ' 5 L f v ???' f wwf lf' ' R 'Q v , 4- y ff df!! Q , X - f, 14 liz? Q ,yf 1 1 . X I! i gfiyif Q EL t I LW 73' - - A X.. .X .. Li , Til T 3 'iii ,M 'lf- a 'V Z5 fly f .. E , 1 'faux 7? i 1 ' f 'fr fx?- gi l. f '5 I - 3 TP ,Z V4 QCXRQ x a 5-7 . ' jk: f A xx M Lv W H: fx' 'fs N Q r 5, Q, A was E9 I ,F X , . xx , , 4 ka A ' ,. A -ff 1, ' AXA, In . 'A K J-:iz UIQ' ,Y ug 5 -1' xx A 53' fl 4 499 494 4 aan' 929 'n'Qs' 4 Q' a9'Q0949 ' H41 'rosa-'X , ,Mya O9 : O 'ga ar Q9 Wap fa' 9 9' v4,' 90 9,6 ff ' 4 0Ol'Q 9 0 W . !' Q9 Oggg,9O 4 Aa A 444 .4LtQ.na?.gsx.u MRF A i ' 1 is I K X V . I i . N 4 , Q ' f : 1 5 ff , E 7 W W .. f -.I L: of g '- , , 2 ul ' 'nl' 7 nm... I 4 u t .5 41. I I ,mx 'fm' s 'ML r , --'-- - owl 4.25, s 'Eff 'ac' O 4 4 .7 ' ,v'54 'v ?v :fn 9 4 HS 4 4 9 4 O4 2-e'2sIQv : 'vw n 4 . ' I Compluments WOODROW PEDRO DELTA SIMMONS MISSISSIPPI County Compliments MOTOR CO !NC wfd Congratulations To e Graduates Of The Classes Of 1950 and 1951 SALIBA'S Jewelry Gifts Cosmetucs Phone 8131 of of as 77 'I L 5 J -',- 1 ' I T County Clerk -..,. ,,,.:.:s::-..--.---..- Ni ' ' M 1-.,-, . . . . 'ff' I ' ' 17 ' Th DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS 'Z 'wifi I '3 5 fy, Q M 7 ' .1 Lf to at Photographs Are Memories Mode Permanent WALTON'S STUDIO Phone 8261 Charleston, Mo af 1--A-is STOP and SHOP F R I E D M A N ' S PHONE 7201 Chorlesfon Mo JOHN DEERE DEALER FIRESTONE TIRES JOHNSON MOTORS A Complete Stock Of Ports And Accessorues For Tractors FARM MACHINERY CHARLESTON EAST PRAIRIE FRENCH IMPLEMENT CO. CHARLESTON LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS SERVICE PHONE 9241 CH RLESTON MO P O BOX 325 PHONE 520 CHARLESTON MISSOURI NATIONAL COMPRESS AND WAREHOUSE CO Compliments Optometrist CHARLESTON MOTOR l C HUDSON CARS PHONE 3391 Complements of CRENSHAW DAIRY Crenshaw Frozen Food Locker Charleston Mo CHARLESTONIAN GRILL Excellent Food Pleasant Atmosphere Phone 461 l of A J. . ASE R' F' FARM MACHINERY MOORE MOTOR COMPANY IN CHARLESTON MO Ph 5931 HOLLOWAY COTTON AND ELEVATOR CO GINNERS BUYERS OF GRAIN PHONE 21221 CHARLESTON MO Best Wishes To The Classes of '50-'51 , c. W C pl BAKERS DEPT STORE clltyM oe P Pho e 8051 NATIONAL ALFALFA DEHYDRATING 81 MILLING CO JOHNSON SHOE SHOP Mode Shoe B 8. H BARBER SHOP COON S INSURANCE AGENCY ce l All K o an e Pho 20691 om iments of Compliments of QU i erchondise otL w r rices n Compliments of Compliments Keys s Rebuilt 1 Agents Sin 910 inds f lnsur c ne COMPLIMENTS OF HOME OIL CO Harry Warren and Sons AND CHARLESTON AUCTION CO HOME OIL CAFE Joe Oliver Phone 8831 Highway 60 Charleston Mo COMPLIMENTS or FARMER 81 GOODIN Tractors Phone 7531 Charleston Mo COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY FARM BUREAU THE LAR EST FARM oRoANuzATuoN .IAS L BYRD LUMBER COMPANY HUMMEL S DRUG Ph 3081 9891 G You Are Always . . Welcome At 1 U A STORE Home is sm: Q Good Investment one Phone COMPLIMENTS OF BERNELL L LAPLANT Dramage Contractor Farm Dltchlng A Specialty Phone 3839 or 5942 Charleston Mo CHARLESTON PLUMBING and HEATING COMPANY W CLIFTON BANTA Serving Charleston Smce 23 A Chf'f'eS'0f' Phone 862l Charleston Mo Blue JOY Backer COMPUMENT5 OF COMPLIMENTS OF 'll 3' 5 .3 - gre V A-x TOP ROW: Tiger grinder, Sweetheart Dance. SECOND ROW: Solid comfort anyhow, Our own Scotty. THIRD ROW: Mr. Touchdown of C.H.S., I get u kick out of this, The Queen in all her glory. 92 L I .. ff t- ,T f..1 i 5. -A::,..-eM-f '-1' Q ' - X 'VS if ,skit 2 ,J , , We fr, 0 - .W I Q. li L I Q. fyf. , N Q - kt ,l TQ. ii ff'i-In- ' .f4 'N--,Q , -'ff T ,Xxx V 1 1 I M' 11,3 1 COMPLIMENTS OF SIMPSON OIL COMPANY INC CHARLESTON MO PHONE 9001 ATTEBERRY DAIRY Ph 6815 20401 I P 'ddHg'dD'Pd Complumenls of Compllmenls TELKER MOTOR SALES YOUR CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER J M CU'-I-'SON 814 W Marshall Phone 8441 Charleston Mo Phone 8l2l Charleston Mo compnmenfs wYA11 COTTON co THE STORY'S WW wolf lslond Mo M'5S0U of of oy' 2 Portrarts of Character the one Perfect Gift for any and all Occasions C O NEAL PHOTOGRAPHY Phone 4561 CHARLESTON MO f 'e--,F Compliments of THOMASON 8. WALKER Shell Service Station We re Nenghborly Phone 5611 Charleston, Mo FERRELL BROS MARKET Home Owned Keeps Your Money In Charleston Home Killed Meats Phone 4731 Galen and Delmar Ferrell 'D xl Rei 'fi H2952 to . 'fx . f fe 'MW I QQ K Miki we 7 V xg Q I A ' e 9' ' O gn... 'fv Y, I , ,X K M 1 1, 92? ' !1'j,w': -1 I. I T 4 3 I O O COMPLIMENTS OF AULT HARDWARE CO QUALITY SERVICE PRICE CHARLESTON MO PHONE 7I I I WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS HYWAY GIN CO COTTON SEEDS Jewelry BEANS GRUEN and ELGIN WATCHES Stork Street HIQIWWGY 60 Phone 4IOI Charleston Mo J. E. ELLIS 8: SON I W COLLECTOR OF REVENUE Mussusswm Musslssupm COUNTY YOUR CIRCUIT CLERK ROD ASHLEY 81 RECORDER PROSECUTING ATTORNEY OLIVER F GOODIN Very Bes ishes Compliments of C. E. WYATT SHERIFF J. E. SCOTT Compliments of Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN S MARKET Everythrng Good to Eat PHONE 9101 9111 MARABl.E'S COFFEE SHOP A Better Place To Eat RUSSELL HOTEL CHARLESTON MO George N Marable Cerllng Fans THE CELLAR Drunk Dune Dance CHARLESTON ABSTRACT CO ABSTRACTS LOANS INSURANCE PHONE 4241 For All Your Automotnve Needs SEE US FIRST Genuine Quality Standard Brand Replacement Parts H84H Where Customers Send Their Frrends 7 KIAH SMITH- KIAH SMITH, JR. AUTO SUPPLY Charleston East Pralrle BLUE JAY GROCERY Complfmenfs of and BLUE JAY LUNCH ROOM Good Food Prompt Servace HINCHLEY S MARKET HUNCH IS HINCHEY HAS IT Eos? Commerclol Street DIGI 9401 810 S Mom Phone 3861 Chgrlesfon M FOR GOOD CLEAN FAST COOKING Use ELECTRICITY MISSOURI UTILITIES CO CHARLESTON MO Your Oliver dealer COOK IMPLEMENT CO Phone 5961 Hnghwcy 60 Dunham culh pecker cults mulcher culh Irecder cult: hoe cults horrow 7 1 o c I . I .- .- THE ENTERPRISE COURIER YOUNG S CLEANERS and CLOTHIERS STYLEMART SUITS PORTIS HATS Ph 4941 s y-5' Y fS ' A M' ' 'pp'C Ch I M' ' 7 45 Ju., 1 I ,I F J 3flvf'?Q: rl' . - L . 1 lll'l-E 1 TTL'-Qlhfll' ' ' v H l 'l l ll ., 'H' .4 A T T ...fa ' r .1 rl ,L, .H . Q' ' 'T' , ,T W' 'intu- r .f', .',42' - at' .v-,.,53,,m, ,YQ ,W A , 1- ,' V A, , . ,wtf .. , - .- , T X ff - if ' '37 N. ,+',,f'i . w haf Cm, iq, . ' -'- V' ff L --uf .'-ewunnmiqsgads L' 1 T 1' x K T at - , .-2 f'X 'k.'NW,? JM, U 9' av Aa L! TOP ROW: Lula and Hula from C,H.S., John Loves Menagerie. SECOND ROW: Valentine Dance 1950, Football Stars, Burley ond Shot, All this and it still runs. THIRD ROW: Sweet Sue, Speech Coach, The football boys pose lor us. T02 'Mena NF QUALITY LINES Compliments of FRANK LAIR COMPANY CHARLESTON HOME FURNISHINGS Established 1898 CASH OR CREDIT BREWER S Rexall Drug Store Grlnsted Brewer Pharmacist Washes to Congrotulate Graduating Classes of 1950 8. 1951 Good Health to All from Rexall Charleston Mlssourn Phones 7361 6441 1 B. ' , ' the For The Best Prrce cmd Servlce R C DAVIS COMPANY Phone 75ll Charleston Mlssoun Complnments of ROLWING 81 MOXLE Cotton Gunners and Buyers Dealers rn grown seed ond fertilizer Phone 3121 Charleston Mussourr COMPLIMENTS OF WEBB MOTOR COMPANY YOUR FORD DEALER SUPPORT THE BOY SCOUTS In COTTON 81 GRAIN . . RUBYS BEAUTY BAR Our Permanents Make Permanent Frnends Congratulatnons The Classes of 50 and 51 RALPH CARSON Charleston Mlssourr Compliments CHARLESTON AUTO PARTS Compliments MITCHELL S RECREATION PARLOR Respectable Well Liked Backer NEWLON S MEN S APPAREL Compllments of BECK S TIN SHOP Heating Sheet Metal and Blow Pnpe Work Phone 6191 Complaments of CHRON'S GARAGE Your Westinghouse Dealer Phone 8241 Charleston Mrssourn Compllments of DELINE BEAUTY SALON Ragsdale Bulldmg Phone 16821 Charleston Mussouru , . to - of of 1 l'm A Blue Jay , . 7 1 WINCHESTER CHEVROLET BUICK C0 SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES f CHEVROLET f 1010 Marshall Street Phone 4221 Highway 60 East CHARLESTON MO To The BLUE JAY GREETINGS and SALUTATIONS It Is Wnth Great Pleasure That We Greet The New Yearbook Of CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL And wrth Hopeful Antlclpatuon that we Welcome the Graduates of the Classes of 1950 1951 Esther to the Further Pursuit of Education or to Other Lsfe Endeavors You Are Our Boys and Glrls We Wlsh You Fullest Success SMIKIE IBU ..,r. - 3 . ' U ,4 3 ' f N ' 224 1 1' 'K A' v . af 6 fs Wm N s , if I V ,S xbufpv :' Y , 1 Q, i aff A 35? ' 3 'rn , 4' 'J rx 'D' 9 'fm cg M bw .03 M- ? A. V :E i w gf t ' 7'- nl i 9 ' .rf mm U x K - -'nv ,Q 30 A -x BE SURE TO INSURE BRYANT and HILL INSURANCE AGENCY SOUTH MAIN PHONE 3361 NUNNELEE FUNERAL CHAPEL SERVICE Our Constant Endeavor IS Serve Better Phone 6001 or 6011 I COMPLIMENTS OF M T i t t 'k 'k 5-STIII SERVICE For care that counts nn the fueld THE BEN FRANKLIN STORE School Supplies Nationally Known Locally Owned MAIN STREET . I. . The Home of Your CLAY COUNTY COTTON GINNERS SOYBEAN SEED FERTILIZER PH NE L 6 8- 9871 CHARLESTON MO COMPLIMENTS OF BARKETT S SUPER MARKET QUALITY SERVICE PRICE CO. D I f D F d O . D.- 7 X 'll' -IQ W TOP ROW: It looks about like something Chotty would do, I crown thee Fanny Bell. SECOND ROW: Home- coming, Just one of the gangs. THIRD ROW: Through a long and sleepless night, 50 ft. at least, Poor ole Carver. FOURTH ROW: Us again, Must be exciting, Well, well. H0 I h ' , 5 x 'V .' ' 9' it-Qu P s- ! . ' ' 2 -ix, . A .1 'f I- ,, if 'A' lf V 40 5 R --- lv- - 1 4 V WOEHLECKE THE FLORIST SHOPS CHARLESTON PHON We Grow Our Own MYRTLE MCFADDEN MGR STADLER S BILLIARD PARLOR 9431 FOR AN EVENING OF CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT CHARLESTON MO WAGGEN ER S SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR OIL And GAS South Mom Street Make Our Store Your RADIO ond RECORD HEADQUARTERS RCA VICTOR MOTOROLA COLUMBIA RADIOS RECORDS CHARLESTON ELECTRIC CO Phone 379I I 1 E We Wire Flowers Anywhere 1 C0mP'lme'1'S of COMPLIMENTS or LEADER DEPARTMENT STORE CENTRAL FOOD STORE A FRIENDLY PLACE TO TRADE CHARLESTON MO Telephone 8541 PHONE 8101 Compliments of Compliments of E c ROBINSON LUMBER co HERMAN W HART R B Patterson Mgr Your Texaco Dealer Phone 6541 Charleston Mo Phone 7621 Charleston Mo Hnghway East , . 0 . . , . I , . COMPLIMENTS THE BROWN SHOE STORE Phone 735I Charleston M ofa BLUE JAY BACKER Gio McBRIDE and COOPERAGE COMPANY Mrs E Charles Rolwmg MANUFACTURERS OF SLACK STAVES TIGHT BARREL STAVES AND HEADING .IEFFS TIRE SHOP Phone 7341 CHARLESTON MISSOURI Highway 60 West OF , o. Compliments 7 THE CHARLESTON DEMOCRAT WIGDOR S DEPT STORE 0 P' CHARLESTON FLOWER SHOP WIGDOR S FURNITURE STORE O Phone 6851 Pho 3541 Compliments of Largest Mississippi , County Mailed Circulation . Charleston, Mo, Phone 7281 C m iments of , When you say it with flowers, Say it with urs. ne COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD SWAN ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY B o d I f DANIEL INSURANCE AGENCY Pho e 3551 Chorlesfo M 900 r ca way Cape Girardeau, Mo. Complimen s o Ah I ', . A 'wi I -+A 'fl if I rf: ig xv I AIIL' fl I' mes o nsurcnc A AQ! 1 E f.? I 5, Vj s I sg ziilfyi C 1' 1 , Q n n' O' I IL E 5 . 1. :I ' fl INA A J MCCUTCHEN i 8. GAY THEATERS IE MUVIESAR ET ER iii! EVER! M REV Co pl CULLIGAN SOFT WATER A B COOPER SERVICE Speclal Agent New York Llfe Insurance Co Pho 4631 Ch Ie M o Pho e 3931 Comphmenn of v l E 'Y A L 10 4 lcv I 1 K ' ,E 3:2:Stirfzfzfzfzi:iz5:1:22:3:1:15E25235ISIfIf1E152EIEISIf1S2EISIE1512151E1E212E2EISIfIfIE221Etfifiiiiifiliiiiifi' , ig .. . . .RGf, 1 . 1 '1SsSs..A Compliments of m imenfs of O I I I I or non, is ud ne n I ,f xx' Sf N ' ' J ff -'l dnuarj I X?QFN3xu3X 5VL. ..,... ' J R jg I if if iii? '51, If 'r N Q yi ,I e ruar xxx S3 A z J' ecember X OVQYTI 2 '--L ff Zbf' 'QS if +5 Q5 A Onions .. 'V 5 N X X BMW? x Nt! Sem Uk, if s CP HN: I - Wig? 1 V, ..cy.x I 139 My ' K Nfxxwff 571 A gjL 3 - ' QL n I 7 , X 1 X f N - Nl. L Tw is- xA I I , I 1 N L, 'Q A X ma -f :xi IL Q IA X fix? f I I Xf- I -W1 I K .SL -5 4 Q3 rl X e Ju I K gi 2 'vfbff f 955 . XX X If 1., qgfii, QS isezem- . J l ' 4 W:-iiza. 'x L ' x t L r ,,- A ze S 'if 0 Ol as 1 ' nr 155 RL, .m m uuv 1wm 11v'vv'-w 'Mm lima: Af' 1 'wx .. ,i W 1 f .m m c' H ' 't 'P 4 W -, Q is 5 ' y 'W T xi in Bow, ,- .fx .1 - nk ff gist' I ,,,.... 7 'L.- -,..L I P'--4 H Xxx .A V 3-5 h ' N -Q I TX Qu X ' x Xl Y ga ' I s Y 0 X' 3 JU m. f x XJ 1