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

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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 . ,, . ,, . .

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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 , .

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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