Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1927 volume:

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HULBERT Bzfsmess 1WIIl'1l?g'f'I' N lu 653 n K5 975-g'bfS,, - nqph 1 ll 3 7 Gwynn Rnqggggegk - TbeCl-IARLESTONIAN Table of Contents Froritispiece Foreword ' Dedication ' Book One .... The School School Views Faculty Book Two .... The Classes Mid- Year Senior Senior junior Sophomore Book Three . . . School Activities fuhications Organizations Book Four .... Features Book Five ' .... Athletics Football ' Basketball Track Book Six . . . School Life Book Seven Advertisements I ucv- 1 9 2 7 wo- l Q9 5 i , 'I'lwfCHARI.FSTONIAN qffE9n---- Q 4 .1 il I o fy Q. I 1 1 1 n 5 I 1 1 i 1 5 ED QL5Q11 JQJVD 1 J 5 GXQJM ,l I GRP Stl' Tbefjl-IARLESTONIAN Tn Miss Killian G5lei5s1wr fulgnsc ilfrrn auth nun-Igzrlf gram in ilgv srrhirv nf Ulgzzr- lei:1in11 iBII.E?'SKIIL1Ul has horn lngzzllg giiwu in tip: mzppnri zmh 21hfl2I1IlTI?1lTP1IfUffl!I2 srlgnul fur 2Iffl'l'fil11I?1i'l'1Q hehirzlhf this 1512 7 QIIIZI1'ID5f1'llIi2lIT, u new 1927 was p PgS I .J 61419 Qs WCHARIJSTONIAN em Q3 J Foreword THE Charlestonian Staff this year had two aims, to produce an annual that would bein keeping with the spirit of our school, and to be as original as possible in doing so. During this year, our first in the new high school, things have been done on a larger and a more original scale than ever before, and this annual, which the staff presents for your approval, comes nearer in our estimation to being a school annual than ever before. ' This is the first time in the history of Charleston High School that a year book has been printed within the school. This year there has been more student work in the production than ever before, and for these reasons we iirmly believe that this book truly represents our school. As you turn over these pages, you will no doubt see where many mistakes have been made, but remember that the best efforts of the staff were expended in the preparation of this publi- cation, and as long as these efforts were given in the service of our school, we are content. ---THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Qgan new l927 awp ,, Pug Fglt N' avr Fl I x 5 w -X' f 1 ' 5 . gg f :Z 4 :Q gfaunk 69112 'I if E2 J gg :Z A 1 nf :7 f-3 :Q ' x l J , A N gg C612 LY . .4 QQ , ' Snhunl X A A' 3110 My 'f Y M' 5-Ski ,Aff I vw iam if sl, ' ,Y 4 - . f -' V' 7-. Q Q ff ml Q . , ,w14p,,,,f,ff iff' my ug , Ni X mr irkf gr' 'ky rl' . y :L-K ' up f r I f J I I: ,, Q M SW -S,e M-qybfmjyr 4 ff, 'vw S6 9. X ,,,f '1 Lf f ,f , 15544. ' ' 'N . V- X. . ' Q nz. l Q gm iC6ff1mI,1 IgX5 III I' II ,X II I. 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Camo TIJPCHARLESTONIAN N I DR.. S. E. WEBER MR. CHARLES EDWIN KENNEY Superintendent of Schools Principal a ucv- 1927 NSIA .67-A Page Twe n fy -Sv 'l'brCHARI.ESTONIAN QD? MR. J. HENRY FRANCIS Head of the Music Department Band, Orchestra. Boys Glee Club MRS. OLIVE ZIMMER ' Head of the Stenographic Department Stenographic Club MR. ALBIN MEIER Head of the Science Department Science Club MISS KATHERINE KEARNEY Head of the Home Economics Department MR. WILLARD ORAL MISHOFF Head of the History Department G? CJ ggfgggm at ver' 1927 wt uggigwe hge Twenty-one l K ll 1 I 1 g OQY' The CHARLESTONIAN MR. J. R. MULHOLLAND Head of the Manual Arts Department o 12 1 J, Head of the English Department The Clmrlestonian . l MR. CHARLES Eb. MILLER Head of the Bookkeeping Department The Charles Ionian Book Store MR. CECIL DEWEYKELLEY Head of the Latin Department hi, C' 3-OIDVSI MISS PEARLE ETHEL KNIGHT MISS VIRGINIA FLGRENCE RIDDLE Manager School Cafeteria 1927 GWB! - I PngE'1'wenfy-had i E1f1C9TL9ll:TfEf-I' -. i '!C?pXyo 'I 'lu fill A R l, F STU N I A N M815 cf 1 lff' D V' L' l l ll '. ll :Q fl lll Miss KATIE BELLE ABNEY llg lil Bible 'il English xi Adviser, Mid- Year Clan uf I l J? qi llf ll L llg , l' lt 1 l Miss KATHERINE BERRY ' English l , :ll l il ' I MISS ICIE HOPE CLARK L Il English 1 Girl Reserves V l l l l MISS MARY B. JEFFERDS English ll l . - l l MISS L. IOSEPHINE MATHEWS ' l English , Q l l E l I 6? Q9 M q 7 -1 - QLQMIQU 4970 I ,7 E l 0190 416239 A- Z fan Twenty-thrrfe 1 Z-IQSFGQKQII lfrhgs '1fi.,c3HARI.EsToN1AN af.m--L-- mm T 1 A I 1 MISS HELEN LESLIE RANDALL ., English ' 1 Adviser, junior Class W , 1 , 1 11 'I Miss LILLIAN STALNAKER 'I English X . 1 ' MISS LILLIAN G, GLEISSNER Public Speaking, Journalism I Debate Coach, Dramatic Coach Editorial Adviser. The Book Strap 1 MISS AGNES HUSTON Art Art Adviser, The Charlestonian 1 MISS MYRA L. MITCHELL Harmony, History of Music Gzrls' G-lee Club 2 l1 - - WQVD l 9 Q 7 0111911 , Page Twmlyfaur U 9p TZHLQQHARLESTQNIAN --i---- A Q., - ' if ' -, ' s -- K, V 1 33 1' lk: A 335541 Pk , - 35 4 n :: MISS BETTIE KURTZ STARKE Mathematics 4 MISS MAYBELLE PATTON European History Social Science Club MISS ALMEDA GARLAND ' Mathematics Assislant Sponsor, Curtain and Mask Club Coach, Mid- Year Class Play 1 MR. IRA JEWEL POWELL Modern European History MRS. NATALIE B. BATEMAN History 2 S if-W . Page Twenty-Jive QQVD I 9 2 7 GKLQJI1 1 .Lx x , E5ffCg'31j'3ll llygy 'I Zu C H A R In If S T O N I A N mfg:-1 ..L.::E 'i-11: .1-':- '11UQli'ES1I?lS ,952 ar R5 ,je ii Q 1 ' ' r H U' MISS PEARL ELEANOR BERRY Nj yr Latin W gi il lg? A ij , f Q 31' R lf III i 4 1 A L Vi LN MISS CAROLYN M. CAMPBELL ,H Q ' French French Club E I R R R i A , I ,ny w lf R g MISS BERNICE EARL COLLINS French, Mathematics 5,2 Assistant Adviscfr, Book Strap I 4 . I ' I MRS. SYLVIA PIERCE COSTELLO Spanish French 1 V I J 7 MRS. MARGARET F. GARRED 1: Spanish IIE spanish Club ag' 1 E - Y 1 ' ' fx IHQNK 'F a,f?Q,:5I1 -, ---- QQIU I J R ' .- QI! Y L AQ X Wt' A-A -' - Page Twenlyxsix Tbe CHARLESTONIAN MR. JOHN A. GREENAWALD MISS ALTA SHOEN Typewriting Physics , Algebra 1 MISS 1sAB1zL KIMMEL Domestic Art Paid ' Twehtyiseaien MR. HARRY HEIDEMAN Automebhanici MR. 'FRANK AQWILSON ' Chemistry Science Club 1927 -up 2.-, I 359333 'IMCHARLIZSTONIAN e,ga D is Q, yi MR. ROCCO J. GORMAN Mathematics Head Athletic Coach MISS RUTH ZIGGAFOOS Commercial Law, Shorthand MR. GLENN E. BEST Mechanical Drawing, Sheet Metal, Forging rf' MRS. ELIZABETH SAVAGE ESTILL Library Science MR. JAMES TAMPLIN LAlNG Sociology, American History ll DQY9 1 9 2 7 GQ! 4167? Fan Twcnty-evkht TIMCHARLESTONIAN MISS DAISY HARDMAN Home Economics Home Economics Club MISS RUTH LILLEY Domestic Art, Household Chemistry Home Economics Club Assistant Adviser, The Charleston ian Adviser, junior Class W-Q f ,,r, MISS MARY JANE PEYTON Physical Education, Hygiene Girls' Athletic Coach U 4 IGI' I age Twenty-nine MR. TALMAGE NICHOLS Woodwork, Cabinet Construction MR. KENYON S. FLETCHER Printing 1927 NLG! 3 C'-3ki9ll 5,39 'lfwCHARLIZSTONIAN eJQ Q2Q , if-35x 15 MR. MAHRE H. STARK Physical Education Hygiene Assistant Athletic Coach MISS GENEVA GEEK Spanish MR. FRANCIS C. HARLEY Commercial Geography Assistant Athletic Coach Business Adviser, Book Strap ' 5 MRS. MARY E. REBER Commercial Arithmetic Girls' Adviser n + 895 l 9 Z 7 GXQJU + 'U mf Page Thirty 3 mp TMGHARLESTONIAN om My 1 U 1 ' . 11,1 A .5 T . i ,fffff f ' A QF, gf, ' . i X V Q A 1-., Q0 X ','.'f'!f'f.1fff Nu I f , fluff. .,,, ,,, N C 7 il l ,, 1 - 54' ' gina? M Q I M1d-Year Semors Giga, gays 1 9 2 7 41911 4-1 Pg Th ly The CHARLESTONIAN I ,X Q'kJL,Q-KM FRANK HARKINS President Senior Classg Track 43 Football 2,3g Student Council 4. 'A public man of hgh! and leading. HARMORENE ANDERSON Chorus 23 Stenographic Association 3, 43 Student Council 43 Freshman Class Vice Presidentg Senor Class Secretary and Treasurerg Senior Play. Whatever she did was done wiih so much e1se, in her alone was natural to please. l - - L..lOhA 1927 MARY AMELIA KINCHELOE Girls' Glee Club 3g Publicity Agent 3: ,Spanish :Club 3, 4g Vice President Senior Class. Faint heart never won a man. Page Thirty-tuba TbeCI-IARLESTONIAN HA RVE Y MCMILLAN History Club 25 Track 2, Athletic Man- ager 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 2, 33 Junior Cotillion 2, 3, 4: President 33 Ten- nis 3, 4: C Club 3, 4. Pleasure and action make lhc hours seem short. MYTRLE SMITH Chorus 2, 3, 43 Stenographic Association 4. A merry heart goes all the day. GLADYS THUMM Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. - Her smile was sweet. ,-- .ep 1 9 2 7 Pizge Thirty-Ihre! JOHN CABLISH Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 23 De Molay 2, 3 43 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Football 3 Basket Ball 2, 3, Curtain and Mask Club 4: Deceivers 4, Junior Play 3. He stooped to nothing but a door. FUI I CegBgs The CHARLESTONIAN C5 ., JOHN HALEY Football 45 Tennis 2, 3, Junior Cotillion 3, 4, Athletic Manager 2, 3. Whatever man is for, I 'm against. HELEN HOLMES KEADLE Chorus 23 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 4., To know her Ls to understand her. ALENE MAE YOUNG Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Sten- ographic Association 3, 4. A fair extenbr is a recommendation. . COLLISON ORT 'As became a noble night, Was gracious to al! ladies. 1927 nm t + n 1 Page Tllirly-Poll! TheCl-IARLESTONIAN 1 X , viwgll? 5, ,cg :rw ,A - 2 - if? 'Q 'Gi if R f fs , ABE HADDAD Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 2, 33 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 De Molay 3, 4. flolly, good natured, and full of fun, If you want a good friend, Hero is one. MINNIE HAVES 1 Stenograhic Association 2, 3, 4, Speeders' Club 4, Secretary 4. There Ls a woman at the beginning of all grmt lhingsf' ALMA CLAIR DAVIS Basketball 2, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Steno- graphic Association 2, 3, 4: Book Strap Stenographer 45 Announcement Commit- tee 4: Domestic Science Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4. Hearts on her lips, soul wilhin her ey:-s, Soft is her slime and sunny are her skins. DALE MORRIS Life is lhc casies! thing in the world for mc. ICU' 1927 Page Fo:-ly six 4519! II I lLmD 'IKM-CIHARLITSTONIAN e4'Qj---- -----6779 is I Q 'Q lv: l i I I 1 I M il ! P' MORTIMER BUCK Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Busine as Manager 2gPresi1ent 33 Junior-Se mior D:- bate 33 Charlesto1-Bluelield Dante 33 Charleston-Beckley Debate 33 National Forensic 3, 43 V.ce-Presidemt 43 C1rtai1 and Mask Club 3, 43 Only 38 33 Wisdom Teeth 43 Maker of Dreams 43 State Literary CJ ltesi 33 Stuieat Council 4: Class Oratlon 4. Na truer mfs zum em' blruz 315-111 his rc l'I.'l'!. HAZIEL MAE RIQVEAL Stenographic Association 2, 3, 43 Home Economics Club 3, 43 Girl Reserves 3, 4. Here's to the charmer whose dimples wc prize. ELIZABETH FORD French Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 43, 4- DivineLv tall and most divinely fair. EDWIN STARCHER MITCHELL For every why he had a wherefore. was f, H: 3 3 UQ 1 9 2 7 590 0 Page Thirty-ui j TlneCl-IARLESTONIAN R540 php trsfisf 3' ' 2 Tm f Lyn - ,g JAMES LEIGHTON LAlR Salutatorian 4. Tho village' all dorlared how murh he know, I'u'as certain lu' muld writr' and riphor loo. G . . , .Q 'j JANNES KIRBY French Club 25 Home Economics Club 23 Spanish Club 3, 45 Evan roses mmf' from buds MARTHA LUE HUTCHINSON Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 4. Her emotions, she's sony, she can't dis- guise, For her hear! shines in her sparkling gms. l IEW' Page Thirty-swan GEORGE CASSIS Football 23 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4. 1927 Mme but himself can be his parallel. NEI n W9 u -------f 33,3 'Ure Cl-IARLESTONIAN 'ails S Ji ,N mai? DONALD E. TUTT Football 2, 3, Glee Club 23 Chorus 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Secretary and Treasurer 4 I dare do all that becomes a man Who dans do more is norm. MARY ELIZABETH FRANCIS Girl Reserves 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Secretary 4, Valedictorian, The most manU'es! sign of wisdom is ron- tmual rhc'crfu1ncss. GLADYS CHAPMAN Home Economics Club 2, 3, 43 Basket Ball 2, 3, 45 Manager 35 Stenographic Asso- ciation 2, 3, 4. A basket ball star, a good sport, agood all around girl. FORREST BARR GROFF Basketball 2, 33 Football 2, 4, Track 2, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Junior Cotillion 3, 43 Sec- retary and Treasurer 45 Spanish Club 35 Science Club 3, 43 Radio Club 2. The onbr way to have a good friend is to be one. KV' 1927 GW! l I Page Thirty-eight 'l' fm, 'I'bfCfHARI.ESTONIAN gs- ' Mfsif. ERNEST CARVER History Club 2. A Ernesl will rarve the turkey of Mr. .11 . 1.6 pg, x MARY DARNOLD Chorus 23 Stenographic Association 3, 49 Home Economics Club 4. Nothing lovelier can be found Than lo study household good. U ' ' IGYP Page Thirty-nine MARGARET HARRIS Stenographic Association 3, 4. Her smile makes many Friends. LE CLERCQ BOWYER A man of cheerful yesterdays And confident tomorrowsf' 1927 'Gisli' D -- TbeCI-IARLESTONIAN - 3? V- Q ,, 2' ' X -Q 'V af 'K -ff. .5 4 ' ',q. '- i5-qi WILLIAM CALVIN MITCHELL Basketball 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 Junior Cotlllion 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Senior Ring Committee 43 History Club 2Q Cn Club 3, 4. 'Rare compound of inlellect, frolic and fun, Who relislzes a joke ami' rejoires- ln a pun. KATHERINE MAC DERMID. Art Club 2.. To see her is to love her And love but her forever, For nature made her wha! she L91 And never made anotherl' FANNY CARTER Girl Reserves 3, 43 Treasurer 4. 'She who scorns-a man mus! die a maid. HERSCHEL WARD GANDEE An honesl man 's the noblest mark ofGod. -iQ, 1 9 2 7 'WUI Iagelfortjr I P f l I A I TheCl-IARLESTONIAN '1- PENDLETON SPRUCE Book Strap 3, 43 Business Manager 3, 43 Business Manager and Publicity Agent Senior Play 43 Track 43 Baseball 2, 3. A right perl ladies' man. I IWW Page Forty-one ,TOHNSIE COOKE Girls' Glee Club 23 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4. Let me laugh for the pure joy of living Let me laugh like a child at its play. WILLA BOWMAN Spanish Club 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 4. Of the girls ere were seen, There's none so nice as thou. 1927 NEIL MAC DERMID Boy's Glee Club 2, 3, 43 President 33 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 33 Band 3, 43 Drum Major 3, 43 De Molay 2, 3, 43 Junior Cotillion 3, 4. None knew him but to love him, None named him but to praise. -HYOI I Ng? C939 TIJPCHARLESTONIAN edQ0i'-'-11 QF? MELVILLE TOTTEN Spanish Club 2, 3g De Molay 2, 3, 4- It matters not how a man dies,, But haw he lives. LENA LUCAS S :enographic Association 3, 4. 'As large as life and twice as na'ural LUCILLE WARDEN Stenographic Association 3, 4. 'Ever loyal, ever lrue, To the toil and task she has to do- JACK BASMAN Orchestra 2, 35 Science Club 2, 39 Hi-Y' 2, 3g History Club 2, 35 Senior Play 4. 'I am sure care is an enemy to We- - IIQVD l 9 2 7 f-'19 Gam it Page Fortyllwiv R -'i'- TIMCHARLESTONIAN s X 2-K BROWN KEADLE Orchestra 3, 43 Secretary-Treasurer 3: Business Manager 4g Band 3, 4. All great men an' dying, And I 'm not feeling wcII.mysrUi 'SQ .33 f. -, f REBECCA SALMON Girl Reserves 25 History Club 45 French Club 2, 3, 4. A merry heart gocs all tha day. C IDA FERIMER Home Economics Club 4: Stenographic Association 3, 4. Her We is gentle. Hue Forty-three NELSON EVANS French Club 29 History Club 33 Senior Play 4. Worth makrs a man. 1 9 2 7 'TT C-5,9 YYWCHARLESTONIAN ME'-1-'-i-QFQ t2 QS! ix ftsmi i 45, f ' r' up ii C, l A W., ROBERT JOHNSTON Thoughts are worlhicr than strength of hand. MARTHA VIRGINIA MILLER Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Secretary 43 Girls' Glee Club 4: Business Manager 4. Charadvr1s the grval force in the world. MABEL FRANCIS SWAN Curtis High School 1.2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 45 Chorus 43 Girl Reserves 43 Senior Play 4. O, most delicate friend! Who is it can read a woman? HERMAN KANE POLAN Book Strap 25 Debating Club 2g Science Club 35 Junior-Senior Debate 33 Spanish Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4g Junior-Senior Reception Committee 43 Chairman. As an actor confessed without rival to shine. l IW' 1 9 2 7 G'4K9ll Mi wa Page Forty-four u-?---55, T115 Cl-IARLESTONIAN q0i Q H, uf Football 2: My ri .SAX 7 1. fi 54553 Q, , , .dingy JF .Q ' . . W Q f ffm., 1 . ix its vw N, -Q., tyxq LEE MILLER Spanish Club 2: Hi-Y 4. Young blood musl lmvr its course, Lad, and 1-vwy dog his llfllkn C3 Ik l I HAZEL SMITH Stenographic Association 3, 4. A zfiolvf I y Il mossy slonv, l,'!llfll1Alfdl'!l Dvm ilu' qw. IRENE SWINBURN Home Economics Club 2: Stenographic Association 2, 3, 4. She walks in beauty like the night. HULING ADKINS Football 3, 43 Baseball 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Minstrel 3: Boy's Glee Club 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Chorus 25 Junior Play 3: Spanish Club 35 C Club 43 DeMolay 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 41 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Peace hath her wctories No less renowned than war. Page Forfydivc IW' 1927 'VIE ll i5m,,, TheCI-IARLESTONIAN e4g---- If V his 'Q ' -v-veg. , ' xi 'H-T 6 Y, M . Within! :K I ,S ' , - sw , QC he 5? sg ELWOOD Mc COY Chorus 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 De Molay 2 3 4, Stenographic Association 3, 4. The brave man seeks not popular Applause Nor overpowered with arms, deserts ho- muse. BERTHA BELLE RUBIN Chorus 23 Athletic Association 2, Book Strap 3: Exchange Editorg Stenographic Association 3, 4, Speeders' Club 45 Vice President 4. Better to be small and shine than to bc hrgz' and vast a slu1dow. MARIORIE GOOD Science Club 33 Girl -Reserves 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 49 Chairman Invitational -f Committee- In doing what we ought we deserve no praise, because it is our duty. ALBERT KAY ROY Music Club 2, Spanish Club 23 Science Club 2, History Club 2, 3, Chorus 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. An abrirlgemvnt of all that was plmsan! in man. l ner: 1927 WLGJI' Page Thirljv . The CHARLESTONIAN qi Set v-gui ' lx' WILLIAM NEURMAN History Club 25 Science Club 3, 4: French Club 4. He has kept his records clean. LILLY OSTRIN Chorus 25 Home Economics Club 2, 3: Stenographic Association 3, 45 Speeders' Club 4. To make the world a friendly place One must show it a friendbr fare. NELLE CALDER French Club 23 Girl Reserves 3, 4. I have a heart with room for every joy. MONROE CANTERBURY History Club 2: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Football 35 French Club 2. Let others do the laboring and I will do the ral. A ,-490 1927 QI:- Pnge Forty-Sevdt 59,9 The CHARLESTONIAN .-11.l.1...1l JAMES E. GROW THOMAS OTTAWAY GARNETT History Club 2. History Club 25 Chorus 2. He speaketh nal. 'I am but what I amg No more- No less. GEORGE THOMAS JESSE WERHLE Away from books: lefs have some fun. LJeZs a serious proposition. MAXWELL WINKLER I may do something sensational yet. - -new 1927 -xo: Eg Pm FoY!y4ed?laI l J IW YMCPIARLIISTONIAN 'ff' 5 C9 I W' f W QW QI N! ' 2.1 ,F l.. v.' gr? 1 Q .!b xa,x rl f ' 5' xx ! k ffm, M W!!! V J une Seniors 1 :QUEEN I 9 .2 7 ESQ! nQAgiu?2 The CHARLESTONIAN -'Coolf Q'-VX Q V535 1' Q5 - 'it 25 WILLIAM EDISON LIVELY Not to know him argues yourself un- known. President Senior Class, 4: President Sophmore Class, 2, Student Council, 4, Football, 2, 3, 43 Track, 23 Secretary of C Club, 4, Z. K. E. 43 De Molay 3, 4, Book Strap 4. ' Heart-breaker, popular, football hero, Dot, singer. :IRQ ,fee ,,-1 -H-s,uV,i,,f1 HELEN SUE KREBS Our Helen dear, a little mite, The baby of our set, Plays paper dolls, reads bedtime tales, She's teacher's little pet. Orchestra, 23 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2, 3, 4, Track Team, 2, Swimming Club, 3 Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4. Most athletic girl, popular, Krebs, mas culine, Frank, Reo. DORTHY SALOME BARRAR She's smoothy loquacious, Superbly vivacious, Yet charmingly gracious. Spanish Club, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 3g Girls Glee Club, 2, 3g Student Council, 2, 3, 4 Secretary and Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Girl Reserves, 2,3, 4, Charlestonian, 4: Sec- retary and Treasurer of Senior Class, 4. Dr.'s sons, Dress-maker, V. M. I. letters, Pete. yan ' :- 'IU' 1927 'WDM ' :il ,,P4ffFml .,f---f-f-ex. TbeCI-IARLIZSTONIAN ...fs ezmggz G3 CQ DORTHY LEE PEYTON Thy voice is a celestial melody. Girl's Glee Club, 2, 35 Chorus, 45 Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, 4. Engaged, South Hill bus, homemaker, Glee Club. l-IDNA LUCILIC 'I'llI,I.Y 'l'here's something about her That drives away gloom. Girl Reserves, 2. Marshall, drawing, Paul, senorita, charm- mg. MAMIE ROCHELLE In strong for women's rights. Home Economics, 2: Spanish Club, 2,3,4: Curtain and Mask Club, 4: Book Strap Staff, 45 Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4. Tibby and Jinx, skipping, fifth period, Morty. VIRGINIA H. SINIES Virginia, the Sewing-Machine Girl. Chorus, 2, Home Economics Club, 2. 3: Girl Reserves, 2. Atlanta, coutouriere,Pat, Audree, snap py-looking, frank. , :cw 1927 mm Fade Frfly-one The CHARLESTONIAN GEORGE KRAMER BOLAND 'The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure. and pleasure my business Football 3, 4: History Club 23 Hi-Y Club 3. 43 C Club 4: Curtain and Mask Club 4. Jolly, slightly neavy, persistent, sighs, A 8: P. Denison. GLADYS MARIE COOKE 'Her laugh is merry, her words are kind, She's wisdom and happiness combinedf v French Club. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club. 3: Music Club. 2. l.u.cy. retiring. waves. rings. blue dresses- LILLIAN ADDISON MARTIN 'Music hath charms so hath the musi- dan. Girls' Glee Club, 2. 3. 4 :Orchestra. 2. 3. 4. Maud Powell's understudy, West Side crowd. Girls' Glee Club, tranpuil DAVID LEONARD GORDON He roared. he beat his. breast. he tore his hair. ' Hercules, double bass voice. arguments. Gerald, future oil magnate.. I ' ' i IGYI 1927 409- -- e Pvse Fiffr-iwn .fiz , ISN TMCHARLESTONIAN gm'- -'-'-'--I HAROLD LEWIS Not so quiet after you know him. Football 2, 3, 43 Sport Editor Book Strap 4. Square, ticket agent, handy man, clean sport. ETHEL LITTLEJOHN Her name is uncommon, so is she. Brunette,Guinevere, lily-white skin,serene. LILLIAN BEDWINEK Let anger be by reasoning overcome. Inter-scholastic Debate, 45 State Literary Contest, 4. Debates, Mfss Gleissner, intensive work- er, errand-girl. s :QW I Page Fifty-thus if JAMES GROW 'Tirevlty of expression is the proof of wisdom. History Club, 2. Silent Sam, red, Se:.lor A twice, con- servative. 9 2 Y JQEJ1? Q .L fi il' 'N I 1 i Q an 3 3 1 s i f i E 1 I i Fl 'Q .ll A 1 N N v il -HGMEN lf FheCI-IARLESTONIAN .431 in F l URAL GLEN JEFFERS His name is on the honor roll Of Music, language of the soul. Piano, dignity, extensive vocabulary, sin- cerity, Miss Iefferd's pet GJ GLADYS HIGH Never mind the fashion plate, Just take a look at Gladys. Stenographic Association 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4. Pauline, boy-shy GD, Wilma, shorthand, Porky . ACEL MARIE KESSEL 'Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 45 Home Economics Club 3, 4. Neatness, Marie, I just can't, Miss Geissnerf' flowing locks. THOMAS LEE DOTSON 'Let the world go as it may, I'll take it anyway. Football 25 Spanish Club 2, 3: History Club 2, Hi-Y Club 2, 3. Lumber Jack Lee, Busy Bee. Windjam- mer, likable, mannerly. I' ' IU' 1927 me l Pill FUTJ'-four The CHARLESTONIAN 2 HARRY MORGAN BRAWLEY Industry - thy name is Harry. Orchestra 2, 35 History Club 3: Treasurer 35 President Junior Class 3: Student Council 35 Stenographic Association 2, 3, 43 Book Strap 43 Assistant Editor, 4, Charlestonian, 4, Editor-in-chief, 4. Three musketeersf' studious, specs, Margarets, Dot, brief case, Charlestonian. SYLVIA MARIE HANNA Smooth runs the water Where the brook is deep. Chorus, 2,31 Girls' Glee Club, 33 Spanish Club, 3, 4. Marcels, senorita, Acel, Ho--o--o, scarfs. BEULAH A. WILLIAMS So quiet, retiring and shy, No one can understand why. Spanish Club, 25 History, 33 Girls' Glee Club, 4, Music, 3, 4: Unassuming, biscuits, mamma's nice girl, Schoolmarm. LUTHER WILLIAM IAVINS Were silence golden, I'd be a million- aire. Girl-shy, golf, Ford, Johnny. 6 C I-' e 39' 1 9 2 7 'Qi l ?1 Pu1eFU!,vWUd 3,9 TheCHARLESTONIAN Q75 HENRY ALBERT MCCLUNG 'I could be great, if I'd try. Hi-Y, 45 Science Club, 4. Pimples, Elk River, kids favorite, perm- anent wave, bright boy. EULA JOSEPHINE HARTMAN Yes, I'm here, but few know it. Home Economics Club, 33 Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4- Commuter, mlm, long hair, blue, slender- IENNIE GAINES CHISHOLM 'They say beauty is skin deep. Thank heaven! Pm thick skinned. Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Secretary and Treasurer Curtain and Mask Club, 3, 4: Spanish, Club, 4. Carnival queen, pretty clothes, twin. sisters, Phil, singer. FRANK MEGOW HULBERT 'Thy fingers are as swift as quicksilver.. Chorus, 2, 35 Publicity Agent, 33 Boys Glee Club, 2, 3, Curtain and Mask Club, 4g History Club, 35 Junior Play, 35 Student Council, 33 Stenographic Association, 2, 3. 45 Vice- President, 45 State Novice Cham- pion Typist, 33 International Typewriting Championship Contest 43 Charlestonian 4- New York, girlish, champion, candy, Kyle, Room 126. aww ew' 1927 FQ! pi- Pan FWS'-si! X The CI-IARLESTONIAN BANKS SHEPHERD Beware the fury of a patient man. Football 2, 3, Track 2: Book Strap 4. Cottontop, bashful, kid brother, gentle- manlyjrspor news. L aa.. . ww CARRIE LOUISE HICKMAN One of the best 'Scouts' in C. H. S. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: History Club 25 Science Club 45 Swimming Club 3. Mary, Hobo Club, Wischixi, bowling, basketball. CAROLYN BACON MITCHELL A lady whose wisdom is not wholly de- rived from books. History Club, 25 Spanish Club 3, 4: French Club, 3. Eternal triangles, Charlie. complexion, dances, Hilda, broken-down Lizzie. FRIEND CRIDER COCHRAN All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players, But I have the leading role. Politician, Wavy hair, Ladies' man. 1 9 2 7 QQ Page Fifty-seven The CI-IARLESTONIAN BENJAMIN RANDOLPH LONDEREE The tallest dwarf on earth. Curtain and Mask Club 43 Spanish Club 4. Southem accent. cowboy, front row, diminutive. LILLIAN SMITH 'Hang shorthand! Care'll kill a cat. Spanish Club 23 Stenographic Associa- tion 2, 3. Working-girl, carefree, animal tongue, Esther, dentist's secretary. OLIVE IRENE SI-IUFFLEBARGER' 'And still she talked, Ye Gods! how that girl talked. Stenographic Association 2, 3, 43 Book. Strap 4. Chic, Johnny, dance, Judy, pint size. WILLIAM TRENT Ma says next year I can put on long pants. Snookums, naive, innocence, lamb, Tom. Swift. ' :IQYP 1927 WI' P080 Ftfb'-elkk ----eye Tl1eCPIARLESTONIAN - . -ns ll 'T il 1 I 5. fa U FRANCES KATHERINE GUNTER l Never do today what you can do to morrow. I l French Club 2, Home Economics Club ' 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 President 4. l Conference, Girl Reserves, witty, chew- l ing gum, Bream, etc., poetry. I I DOROTHY SHONK Worry and I have never met. Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3. X Bill, giggles, clothes, talkative, eerde, I irresponsible. I MARJORIE YEARDLEY A A bunch of virtues tied up in one pack- me-H Girl Reserves 3, 43 Home Economices Club 3, 4. Another schoolmarm, bass voice, public speaking, boyish, dear old South Charles- ' ton . ll VIRGINIA EVENYN WHITE what a shame there'll be no talking in I., Heaven. Spanish Club 3, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3: Science Club 4. Twin classmate, tres energetic, happy- go- lucky, suburban resident. I I ' iv' l 9 2 7 4191 ' ll Pqg Filly-nina Fha LHARLESTONIAN ,,,E,:----- 4: ,. I Q, li I i L ! 1 Ati GLYNE PAULEY Ll When I grow up, I'm going to be the If bigbook store magnatef' fl Stenographic Association, 3,45 History xl Club, 3: Track, 3, 4. -' Z v A ' Stubby, BookStore, Mr. Miller, early- ! bird, Irene. A 'Z' L LOUISE ELIZABETH FLETCHER Oh that this too, too, solid flesh would melt, E . Thaw, and resolve itself into a dew. Girl Reserves, 2, 33 Swimming Club, 3, Spanish Club, 3, 43 Treasurer 3, 4. Tibby, dancing-class, Apperson, fur goat, Andy, windfblown, generous. BSTHER SARAH EVNITZ s To the dreamer who can work, And the worker who can dream, ' I Life surrenders all things. I History club, 29 Stenographic Associa- tion, 3, 4. Black hair, tiny, expert stenog, likeable. I J ULIAN BERRY MARCUM 'fl hav the talent of an artist' But where can I get the hair? Assistant Art Editior of Charlestonian 33 Art Editor 4, HI-Y, 4. I - Hard-working, mcvie-fiend, cartoons, ,1 Emest, woman-hater. P id- 1927 -we i .PMI Sim ,- .5 'fi' Q9 The CHARLESTONIAN GERALD D. GORDON A little fellow. but with mighty big ideas. Chorus 2: Boys' Glee Club 2: Science Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2: Spanish Club 2. School baby, red hair. big car. bright BARBARA STONE The most intelligent and polite among West High School 2. 3: Special Chorus. Girls' Glee Club: Curtain and Mask 4. Mexico. sisters, bright . Rochester, subtle MAREI. KATHRYN CART 'You must sit downf says Love, 'and taste my meatf So thereupon. without delay. l did sit down and eat. Home Economics 2. 3: Girls' GleeCluh 2. Eula. Joe Youngs truck. tall. pranks. il? 1927 CHARLES C. HAVEN l-lail! the conquering hero comes. Wheeling High School, 2: Elkins High School, 3: Hi-Y' 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club. 4: Charlestonian, 4: State Literary Contest 3. 4: Inter-Scholastic Debate. 4. Chuck. Carnival. Peg, orator, cartoons, Bennie. 'QE ' remarks. us. wit. Sixty-one l lc-imp '1!vcCfHARLIiSTON1AN qgaj Q it 1. PAUL ELVIN NVHITTINGTON Though modest, on his brow, Nature had written 'Gentleman'. French Clmb,,23 Science Club, 3: Current, History Club, 3. f Adelee, blushes, scientist, public library, I conscientious. I KATHLEEN VIVIAN MORRIS She smiled on many, just for fun, I knew there was nothing in it. Girl Reserves 2, Stenographic Associa- tion 2, 3, 4, Home Economics 3. ' Pauline, gold teeth, big blue eyes. cuts ring. FRANCES SCOTT GILCHRIST 'She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. Home Economics Club, 25 Girls' Glee Club, 4. Hazel, another marcel devotee, Norman, happy. HARoLD H. NEFF ' 'Tis a great plague to be too handsome a man. Junior Cotillion 2, 3, 4: Z. K. E. 43 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 2, 33 Band 2, 35 Science Club 3, 4. Dressy, attractive to women, Colonels, good-looking, assurance. l A l- - I 19727. GQKQVL Y U Page Srkly-lwn The CHARLESTONIAN 3 9- CHARLES E. STAATS I'm satisfied with myself - so why worry, Dramatic Club 45 Book Strap 43 Quill and Scroll, 4, Charlestonian 4, Science Club 33 Debating 43 National Forsenic League 4. Debates, sister Elizabeth, Pesimisticv Optimist, Spencer, Harry, PAUL GREGORY If you don't like my gate, Don't swing on it. Demure, eccentric, library. studious. JULIUS L. BOIARSKY Greater men than I may have lived, But I don't believe it. De Molay 3, 43 Treasurer 41 Dances, T. L.'s, girls Dock , Boys' Shop, desk carvings. ' HARRY LAWRENCE PAXTON The frivolties of women have fOr him no glamour. Football 2. 33 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 4, Science Club 33 Spanish Club 4, Triple C Club 4, C Club 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Baseball 4. 'Red hair, basketball, Y, M.: good shot. 0 1 9 2 7 GWLQI :ggi Page Salrly-three 1 The CHARLESTONIAN JAMES FREDERICK LEWIS And if the art of being a gentleman were lost, It might be learned from him. Milk-boy, South Ruffner, tow-head, non. talkative. LON THOMAS MARKS The gentleman stranger Crops, starched collars, Y. M. C. A, WILLIAM I. B. LANCE One of those big, masterful men ArtCluh, 23, Football, 33 Track, 33 French Club, 2. Stacomb, white ducks, Boy Scout, trans- fer truclis, smart. WILLIAM FERRELL SINGER The genuine Arrow collar ad. I-Ii-Y, 23 Spanish Club, 3, 43 Science Q Club, 3, 45 Z. K. E. 43 President 4g Junior 5 c0fix1i0n,3, 41 Baseball, 2, Track, 3, 4. ' Ladies' man, fine apparel, Andy, gentle- man. E cf n g AW' I 9 2 7 fists A - . :u Pan Sirty-four 9,9 The CHARLESTONIAN e45 S14 'Q IRMA JOHNSON Gentle in speech, gracious in mind, Another like her is hard to find. Stenographic Association 3, 4, Ringlets, placid, freckles, school-girl complexion. fw- V-Pan Sixtytfivl GARNET LACEY CRAWFORD Why worry? Things are bound to hap- pen anyway. Stenographic Association 3, 43 Swim- ming Club 3: Girl Reserves 3, Logan, Helen, diamond, merry, dimple. FLORENCE TOWSEND WATSON I like fun, and I like jokes About as wellas most o' folks, Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 43 French Club, 2, 3, History Club, 3: Junior Play, 3. Giggles , eyelashes, tiny, good grades, attractive. DOROTHY S, MENDEL If she will, she will, And if she won't, she won'tg And that's the end of it. French Club, 3, 4, Chorus, 2. Maurice, big words, essay, Lillian. . HCV' 1 9 2 7 ' 'WN 06?-Q X Cm, TMCHARLESTONIAN Q5-3 --1 --- ski is Q?-HP' 1 1 ' MILDRED REA GARRED 'The mistress of herself, though Chinal fall. ' Home Economics Club, 2,3,4: President, 2, 3: Chorus, 2, 33 Science Club, 3, 4. p Poise, Helen, old Buick, Domestic artist. GEORGIA LOUISE TREEN 'She spends her leisure time working. Spanish Club, 3: French Club, 23 Chorus 2. History reference, English shark, church worker, piano. LEONA HAMILTON 'Gentlemen prefer blondes , Stenographic Association, 3, 4. ' Texas, Irma, soup, natural curls, gab- FRANCES FISHER 'She speaks not often, nor loud, But wisely when she does. Chorus, 3, 45 History Club, 3, 4. Erla, big brown eyes, demure. I IQYP 1927 408 I in Sody-sf! TMCHARLESTONIAN I JAMES PAUL WINTER They are never alone that are accom-- panied by worth while thoughts. Band 23 Orchestra 2. Clarinet, band, roman nose. CAROLYN E. SCHWABE On the job - any time - any place - and fully equipped. ' French Club 2, 33 Curtain and Mask Club 4, Book Strap 4. Interviews, nice, Miss Gleissner, literary. EVELYN .WHITE f As quick to laugh as a duck is to swim. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Chorus 33 History Club 3: Junior Play 3: Home Economics Club 4. Boisterous, good grades, Kanawha City, boyish bob. 0 WALTER HoUGH'roN ABBOT' As wit and fortune will, or as the fash- ion plate decrees. De Molay 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2. ' Master Councilor, dances, formal, well- attired, car. I , . A e 50' it 9 2 7 'fwl ' ll Phage Sixty-nine Me CHARLESTONIAN um CQ l RUPERT ORVILLE BURFORD He is like unto a book in breechesf' n Editor-in-Chief of Book Strap 4: Chorus 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, 43 Charlestonian 3. Teacher's pet, Book Strap, Moore's, serious, baso. , MARY PAULINE LEWIS This young lady is company enough for herself. Stenographic Association 3, 4. 'Helping hand, hard worker, conscien- tious, exclusive. VIRGINIA BELL CLARK Idleness has no place in her life. Home Economics Club 25 True Blue Club 3. Sociology, worker, Dot, unruflled, sin- ' cere. GEOFFREY SHELDON HURST The answer to a maiden's prayer. Stenographic Association 3, 4. Goofrey, Black Bottom, modish, Coty's, English gentleman. was I PMI Sitfy-Cilht ' :aa- QLQ an TlJeCI-IARLESTONIAN MARGARET ELIZABETH JOACHIM Her ways are those of pleasantness, Although she believes in work. Chorus, 2, 3, 43 Accompanist Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4. Elizabeth, red dresses, frank, questions. FLORENCE AMANDA COURTNEY Hospitality personified. Swimming Club 3. Antique brooches, Middie, green, the family, boyish figure, taffetas. ATHA MARIE SIRK A smile is the same in all languages. Chorus. 2, 33 History Club, 2: Girl Reserves, 33 Science Club, 3, Home Economics Club, 4. Pleasingly plump, Velma, sunny, crushes. MARY KATHERINE COLBURN Gods prophets of the beautiful, These poets are. Beckley High School 2: N. H. C. 23 Girls Glee Club62, 3, spanish Club, 3, 4, vice- President, 4, Curtain and Mask Club, 4 History Club, 45 Secretary, 4g Book Strap 4 Charlestonian, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. Talented, personality, poems, detemiina- tion, temper. ewan ml- ICVQ 19 2 7 own 11659 Hue sn-my-waht The CHARLESTONIAN . CHARLES SCHNEIDER 'Diligence is the mother of luck. Specs, whiskers, 'hope I'm not late , sport fan. VELMA ELIZABETH BUZZARD 'She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone. French Club, 23 Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 41 History Club, 2, 3, 4g Swimming Club, 3: Science Club, 4: Chorus, 3. Marie, petite, matter-of-fact, Florence. LAURA EMMA SHIRKEY She keeps her datesin her history book, And never gives the men a look. History Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 45, Girl Reserves 43 True Blue Club 2. Teacher, Evelyn, nervous, obliging. - KENNETH WILLIAM KINGSLAND Thinking is an idle waste of thought. Baseball 23 Book Strap 2, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Charlestonian 33 Basketball 4. Blondes, stag, Runt, sleepy-eyed, Fatso i- , :- 927 4190 PanScveni! ggggu-1-im, M- CHARLESTONIAN are ROSEMOND VIRGINIA SINGLETON Aint love grand? Curtain and Mask Club, 3, 4: Girl Re- serves, 2, 3, 45 Domestic Science Club, 23 Book Strap, 4. John, shrieks, Mike's , Rough House Rosie, green. VIRGINIA AILEEN GUTHRIE Happy am Ig from care l'm free. Why aren't you all as contented as me? French Club, 3, 4: Girl Reserves, 33 Swimming Club, 33 Curtan and Mask Club, 4. Boyish, abrupt, skeptical, skipts, musical. AUDREE VIRGINIA LEE She paints and dances and studies, too: Indeed she smiles the whole day through Art Club, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves, 2, 3. Fancy dresses, dances, ear-rings, art model, Virginia. HELEN DOROTHY ORCUTT On with the men! is Helen's cry, If I dont have men, I know I'll die. Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4g French Club, 43 Curtain and Mask Club, 4. Rushes, Jordan, flirt, Bill, bridge, R.A.W 6? C0 HE wi' Pale Serenfy-one mv-:1927 axon. fncgw W Qt, Th-QCHARLESTONIAN qfgb y Gus DAVID GOILDBERG ' Knowledge is the wing wherewith we fly 'to Heaven. History Club, 2, 4. Chemistry, golden-haired, -Curly-locks, shoe-nun, busybody. ELLEN ADAIR RALSTEN Ye little stars-hide your diminished rays. V Spanish Club, 2, 3, Home Economics Club, 25 Swimming Club,3. Chick , expert water waver, happy eyes. Beckley. LOIS PINNEY A town that boasts inhabitants like me, Can have no lack of good society. French'Club 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 23 Chorus 2. Choker beads, natural rights, blushes, blasted love affairs EVAN L. HARRIS, JR. No noise, but lots of poise. Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. ' First Class Scout, football, chemistry - shark, silent. 5 atm we 4. 1927 GKGJ0 A my Page Seventy-512115 as The CHARLESTONIAN SHIRLEY ERNEST VMULLINS Aw shucksl If we say. anything about him, hewill blush. Boysl Glee Club 43 Hi-Y 4, 'French Club 3, 4. Scout, thin, midgets, younger genera- tion. 'B '30 E .V . Pa,gaSeventy-thru GERALDIN E NOELL Looks and personality makes her 100 per cent charming. French club, 3: Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4, Curtain and Mask Club, 4, Book Strap, 43 junior Play, 3. High heels, attractive, still small voice, Helen and Rosie. GLENNA MELVINS MULLENS Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O'er books consumed the midnight oil? Stenographic Association, 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent, 4. Hand-made curls, office work, friends, Stenographic Association. LESTER WOODRUM Great men are not always wise. K Football 2, 3, 45 Boys, Glee Club 23 C' Club 4. Crutches, Mabel, shy, heavy-set, modest :Gia 1 9 2 7 Nix L4 ... V 'V me M, 7'1wcHAR1,Es1'0N1AN --UQ S f 9 JOE LLOYD FOREMAN 'F rom one, learn all- But let that one be me. Track 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, l-li-Y, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 4: Mile run, girls, vocabulary, senor, travel- ing- HILDA MAY BAKER 'Hilda has a chronic case of studiosetyf' Girls' Glee Club 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4. Fayg street-car, Pearl, hard worker, Sunday School. RHEAUMELDETA GUTHRIE 'Her name is not yet known to famez. She is a most retiring dame. Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Glee Club, 33 Spanish Club, 4. . ,Quiet, composer, friendly, brunette, South Charleston. EDWARD LLOYD SANTROCK Pleasure fills our youthful years: Drop study if it interferes. Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 2, 3:1 De Molay 2, 3, 45 Chorus 33 Track 3, 4. Minstrels, Joel, dances, F. C. F., girls, Elizabeth. Q GD Q9 QQ, ...,,, more 1927 N9 -06's ss as The CHARLESTONIAN OKEY S. GOFF In stature, rather short, but every inch a man. Football 2, 4: Baseball 2, 33 Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Chorus 4, C Club 43 Hi-Y 4. Endman, Brad, groceries, gleeful, St. Albans. ADELEE NOREEN HUNDLEY 'Tis not the mere stage of life, but the part we play thereon, that gives the value. Home Economics Club 2, Stenographic Association 3, 4. Lady-like, Paul, modest, ferry, long hair. PAULINE E. HOF ERER Her eyes would make the angels in Heaven forget their religion. Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Steno- graphic Association 4. Cute, brothers, Kathleen. little feet, St. Albans. ELDEN W. SMITH He always troubled his repose, With fruitful prying into booksl' Pompous, ambitious, religious worker cock-sure. ur-1 r-10' 1 9 2 7 WWI. fe h Page Sevcnzy-Jive l 1559 TIWCHARLESTONIAN 249 QPQ MARY SCHWARTZ To be liked by all who know her, A Is the highest compliment we owe her. - Home Economics Club, 23 Stenographic Association, 2, 3, 4. ' Abelee, Reo, South Ruffner, commer-. cial department. HAZEL LEE JONES A ring on the hand ls worth two on the phone. Music Club 25 Girls' Glee Club 43 Span- ish Club 4. Francis, married, red hair, neat. FAYE ALICE JOHNSON 'Just ask Faye, She'll find a way. Spanish Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 4L Girl Reserves 4. Capable, Hilda, freckles, energetic. ANGELINE BACON DIXSON' Yes, boys--it's too late, Cupid has shot his arrow. Curtain and Mask Club 2, 43 French Club 3, 4, Vice-president 4, Chorus 2. Hugh, Ford, sparkling eyes, Virgil, Mr. Mishoff, actress. l l 9 afeyraf We 1927 mai ue-,Egg Pap Surly-null :gt- Tbe CHARLESTONIAN . CHARLES G. POLAN It runs in the family, This ability for Latin. Debating Club 2: History Club 2, 3: Science Club 2, 4g,,Curtain and Mask Club 4, ,, J Good-natured, brightest boy in Virgil, teeth, black hair. l . IQY' . WINIFREDE CAROLYN FAST Winifrede wins with her winning ways. Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 43 Curtain and Mask Club 4. Studious, Rupert, pretty, curls, lovable. HELEN VIRGINIA CURTIS Beware! when she meditates, Mischief is brewing. Domestic Science Club 4. Club 3, 45 French Guifaws, sorority, happy, Babyface, boys. 4. M EARL T. MARIANIV Secret, self-contained, and solitary as an oyster. x 1927 Page Scnntysuvcn Pessamisf, inquisitive, basnfui, blushes. N91 ' JI l'beCl-IARLESTONIAN 4 WILBUR FRANKLIN KRAUS Under the magic touch of a black-eyed youth, . - The silver notes of a Bute pour forth. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treas- urer 2, 4g Band 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3: Secre- tary 4: Assitant Director 45 Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4: Business Manager 2: Librarian 3, Boys' Glee Club Ensemble 3, 4. - Texas, olive complexion, perfect gentle- man, Jake . INEZ MABLE PLASTER You'd never guess she was so wise, To look in her mischievous eyes Chorus 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3: Home - Economics Club 2. 3, 4, History Club 23 Science Club 3, 45 President 4. ' Blue eyes, Lawrence, friendly, Sam, good sport. . ELIZABETH VIRGINIA BELSCHES Little red head, with your eyes so blue, An opera star's fame is destined for you. Chorus 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Li- brarian 2: President 4. Glee Club soloist, true blue, West Side crowd, Cal . JOHN Tl-IOM The brilliance of a'famous family - Could not outshine Johny's fame. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, C Club 4: Baseball 3. Edana, Snooks , football, treble voice, 1927 'OF , PMI SCUCIIU'-lk TMCHARLESTONIAN 2' I- ' ' f 'is Qngb 'vii DOROTHY CARSON As jolly as she is inches tall. Stenographic Association 3, 43 Girl Re- serves 3. West Side, good-natured, gum, absentee. I S IW' JOYCE MAIRS A quiet girl with loads of poise, Imagine Joyce making noise. Girl Reserves, 2: Home Economics Club 2, 35 History Club 2, Basket-ball 2, 33 Science emu, 4. V Eaglet, Carrie, merit badges, ambitious. VIRGINIA REBECCA PETTUS She has the sunshine in her laughter, Just like the state they named her after. French Club, 23 Spanish Club, 3, 45 President, 4: History Club 2, 3: Secretary and Treasuer, 3: Charlestonian, 4. Bunny, A's, care-free, companionable, ukes, Spanish Club. 1927 Pqc Seventy-ninl WILMA CHANDLER What's the use of working all my life, when I've got a good chance of being some good man's wife. Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Stenographic Club, 2, 3, 4. Gladys, alto, boys, Ellis, pretty. 460 ,GN TMCHARLESTONIAN ----evra 9 Q NED HUMPHREYS GUTHRIE 'I know you think I'm witty, When I just sit and grin, But I never really dare to be As funny asl kin. Orchestra, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Glub, 3, 41 Point Pleasant High School, 25 Band 3, 43. Boys' Glee Club Ensemble, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 3, 4. Violet, brass band, funny, excuses, color schemes. ERLA BRACKMAN 'I never do much thinking, butl have a lot to say. Chorus, 2, 3, 43 History Club, 3, 4. Public speaking, Frances, fluffy hair, sweet. Vl0LE'l' MAE WILLARD This little damsel is all her name implies. ' Stenographic Association, 2, 3, 4. Timid, Edith, sedate, brunette. CALVIN WELLS KUYKENDALL Cal, a mighty man is he, tall as a bean- pole, and full of glee. Spanish Club 4, Hi-Y, 2,3,4g President 4, Bookstrap, 2, 3. Kike, old cars, Hi-Y, South Side, Clarence. 4- - DGP' 1927 GK90 ll P022 .Eieh fi' ' -7 Thi EPPA RlLEStIITO'N IA NH er FRANK LOWE JEL f We can't deprive the world of 'the sun Nor youth of free speech. Book Strap 2, 3, Assistant Editor 33 Charlestonian 3g Curtain and Mask Club 2, 3: President 35 Debating Club 3, Vice- President 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, DeMolay 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3. Original, actor, witty, Gazette. DAISY MAE MILLER Daisy makes us dizzy, When she starts to clap her tongue, But she's 'bout the best among us, When all is said and done. Girl Reserves, 3, 4, President, 4. Nash, inquisitive, clothes, Baldwin freckles. EDANA J UANITA ARTHUR She's little -- but oh my, what a girl! Basket-ball 2, 3, 43 Stenographic Asso- ciation 3, 4g Swimming Club 3: Athletic Association 2. . Good sport, sweaters and skirts, Johnny, peppy, basket-ball. WILLIS WOODS MOORE He's girl shy, or at least he used to be. Mamie, Lois six year club, good-lookin ---maybe handsome. i A, All' 1 9 2 'I' NSW' ggi Page Erkhty-one The CHARLESTCNIAN 1 1 3 HARRY S, TROTTER A busy man is the only one who has time to do anything, Football 2: History Club 23 Bookstrap 3, 43 Business Manager 4, Charlestonian 2, 3, I 4: Circulation Manager 45 Stenographic J Association 3, 4: Treasurer 4, Sis, Bookstrap, commercial work, busi- ness man. HARRIET VIRGINIA DAVIS She is always good-natured, Good-humoured, and free. Stenographic Association 33 Swimming Club 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4. Florida, 8.95 agony, smart, Mary Lib, lady-like, Binky. i J GLADA MULLENS I.ife's a serious proposition - boys too. I Stenographic Association 2, 3, 4. 4 Glasses, Glenna, Solemn, shorthand. WILLIAM WALKER I never let study inferfere with my high school education. Service Station, soup club, Shuker, Bee's Jordan. I .. I I + H00 I 9 2 7 4194, , -, 5 d Page Eikhlytwo 1 The CHARLESTONIAN KENNETH BOURNE I meddle with nobody's business but my own. Ken, light suits, Roman nose. MAE FOSTER I-ler's was the golden mean between saying too little and too much. Stenographic Club 3, 4. Kelsie, typing errors, Kanawha City, short prim. JOSEPHINE A. BOTKIN 'Curls and curls, Then more curls. Spanish Club 3: True Blue Club 33 Girls' Glee Club 4, Home Economics Club 4: Science Club 4. South Side, Tease, Dorothy, hiker, garrulous. ry.. JOEL THOMPSON PERRY lingo wild, simply wild over me. Orchestra, 2. 3, 4: Chorus, 3: Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Boys' Glee Club Ensemble, 3, 43 Curtain and Mask Ciub,4: Hi-Y, 2, 3. 4: Vice-President, 4: Leaders' Club, 3, 45 President, 3. Beau Brummel, violin, meticulous, min- strc-ls. I---1 H 1 9 2' 7 'Wig --I Pull EWU?-tlvw TMCHARLESTONIAN , GROVER SMITH He's rather lanky, but they like him just the same. Good friend, greetings, glad' to help friends. ETTY LEE SANGSTER Meek, mild, serene, and goodg All -you can find in womanhoodf' Dramatic Club lg History Club 2, 3, Pub- licity Agent 23 Vice -President 35 Glee Club 3, French Club 45 Publicity Agent Junior Vlayg Curtain and Mask Club 4. Sarcastic, grades, chokers, movies, per- sonality. LAKE MCCLURE Blessed is the man that first invented sleep. Slow, questions, brunette, promising mustache. JESS WEHRLE QSee Page 481 'EU T927 'Ula F ' dl HWS Efkllb'-four The CHARLESTONIAN Q C9 l',,,.-ze. E .Jr ' .ff .fig . . .T .?? 'f. 2 ,Q ' 'vs' PAUL DUNNAVANT Love, love, oh 'tis such a dizziness! It will not let a body poor, Go about his business. Girls, West Side, brother, busy, I If Page lmhry-live VIRGINIA ELIZABETH KELLY 'She needs no eulogy. She speaks for herself. Curtain and Mask Club, 43 Girl's Glee Club, 2, 35 Girl Reserves, 2, 3, 4. Switches, Glad Girls, Chrysler, old shoes, Bert, teas. N 'f HELEN E, COX X ji, A.. - SlE's t0PheaVY with'flt'. l ' e ' L to fl ' ' spanish Club 4, swimming Club 3, Cnr, tain and Mask Club 4, A Charles, Bebe Daniels, blaSe, POPular, orange. ROBERT RAYMOND MARTIN I am after the man that invented work. Science Club, 23 Junior Cotillion, 2, 3: Z. K. E, 3, Hi -Y, 2. Sleepy , Sara, Honest Abe, fishing, Junior Cotillion, bay-windows. ig! 1927 'Qi + all Tbe CHARLESTONIAN PAUL A. SNYDER The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Football, 3, 4, Track 2, 4g Science Club, 4. Ruth, champion test tube breaker, Cap, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH DILLON True success is but to labor. History Club, 2, 33 President, 3, French Club, 43 Curtain and Mask Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: National Forensic League, 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 43 President, 2, 33 Student Council, 4. Versatile, studious, themes, English, 5 subjects. MARY ASHTON WHARTON Basketball without Mary? Applegravy! Stenographic Association, 3, 43 Girl Re- serves, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 45 Science Club, 4. Hobo Club, life guard, boyish, Gertrude Ederle's understudy. ISRAEL SIMON Lazy? Not so--just hates to hurry. Tickets, Woolen Mills, caps, sedan. A :sh-.-, A-IQYU 1927 6191 Page Enkhty-sb' The EHARLESTONIAN CHARLOTTE REESE EMICH Nothing escspes the eye of the ever- watchful Charlotte. Girls' Glee Club 3, Stenographic Associa- tion 2, 3, 4. Sarcasm, sister, cooks, little, Frank. HELEN WILSON A mighty fine girl if you are lucky enough to know her. Helen, sister, dreamy, good student. I-IILDA NORVELL, EDGAR It's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. French Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4. Carolyn, stylish, bangs, reserved. nsly' 19 Page Eighty-swan JULIA ELIZABETH FOWLER Dates are her favorite fruit. Girl Reserves 25 French Club 35 Spanish Club 4. D , Judy, Oriental looking. Irene, vamp, 2 7 s ' The GHARLESTCNIAN SARA DOWN GRIFFITHS A Adorable is all I can call you. , Spanish Club 35 Stenographic Associa- tion 2, 3, 4. Ray, inconsistent, Tomepins, blue, jelly rolls, Sunny l?j . MARY ELIZABETH GARRELL And everyyvhere that Margaret goes, Elizabeth follows after. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Stay-at-home, studious, meek, old maid- ish. ARCHIE RAY Sincerity has a charm of its own. Home Economics Club 43 Science.Club 4. Cuts, small voice, Beulah. PEARL EVANS Thy stature tall, I hate a dumpy woman. Home Economics Club 43 Girls' Glee Club 45 Girl Reserves 4. Hair, Faye, personality, ligure, Hilda. ggfgqggaa ' Ha l mlvi 1927 NDI. - s-- w Page Eizhty-eight The EHARLESTONIAN X Q: X .R,,i1 I1 DOROTHY VIRGINIA BOWERS What! another stenographer? Chorus 25 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Stenc- N! graphic Association 2, 3, 4. , Blonde men, tidy, mirrory, Epworth 1 League, bangs. VIRGINIA ELLEN PAULEY When Virginia leaves us, the vacancy in our ranks will be sadly noticeable. French Club 2, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Girl Re- serves 2, 3g History Club 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club 35 Curtain and Mask Club 4. Smiles, brother, blond, friendly, com- plexion. REBA MAE WALLACE Her smile is always good to see, She is as cheerful as can be. Stenographic Association 2, 33 Chorus 3: Girls' Glee Club 35 Girl Reserves 4, Vice- President 4. Brothers, intelligent, Girl Reserves, talk- in' eyes, entertaining. MARGARET E. CHRISTY She is neither shy nor bold, But only vcry selfcontrolledf' Home Economics Club 2, 3, 43 Art Club 23 History Club 2, 33 Science Club 4. Good cook, boys, Mae, borrower, languid. X l as Page Eighty-nine . H' av' 1927 163.33 H The GHARLESTONIAN f Q DOROTI-IEA BIRD Being good is an awful lonesome job. ' Stenographic Association 3, 4. Henry Ford, curling irons, solemn and sad, blue. LOUISA LILLIAN CHAPIN She talks and talks, then talks some more. Girl Reserves 23 Chorus 25 Stenographic Association 3, 4. Straight hair, industrious, typing, South Charleston, grouchy. MARY MILLER KUYKENDALL Take away my voice---and let me die. 1 4, Spanish Club 3, Girls Glee Club 3, , Publicity Agent 4: Girl Reserves 2. IDA ELLEN NELMAN Anything you'd like to know, just ask Ida. Home Economics Club 33 Stenographic Association 2, 3, 4. Lottie, music, strut, fluffy hair, efficient. 'f-'25, 1+ :SWOT 1927 'Wt -'I'-u Pima Ninety The CHARLESTONIA N .mics ROBERT F, SHEPHERD I-Ie's short, and stout, and rather fat, But a man's a man, for a' that. Football, 44 Basketball, 3, 4: De Molay, 3, 4, Radio Club, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, 4. Well-informed, Fats , the crowd, very athletic, lawyer f?J, HELEN V, CROUSE I may be as good as I please, If I please to be good. Stenographic Association, 3, 45 Girl Reserves, 3: Swimming Club, 3, Garnet, independent, Walter, raven-black hair, fashionable, LYNDALL JANE SILMAN She writes of romance, gaiety, and life, And personifies them all. French Club, 3, 45 President, 45 Chorus, 2, Girl's Glee Club, 3: Girl Reserves, 2, 33 Book Strap, 4. Journalism, stories in Book Strap, Acel, hair-cuts, French Club. WILLIAM ABBOTT WREN Only inventors know how to borrow: Every man should be an inventor, like me. Hi-Y, 43 Science Club, 4, Charlestonian, 3. Kissel, frank, cafeteria squad, Edgewood, cute. an Pan Ninetymue 9,9 TMCHARLESTONIAN QQ! Q5 cg I I FRANK PILCHER J R. The world knows only two--- Thats Rome and I. Boy's Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Librarian, 3: Business Manager, 45 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra, 3, 43 President, 43 Chorus, 3: Band, 23 Boy's Glee Club Ensemble, 3, 43 De Molay 3, 4. Ivory-tickler, tenor, eyebrows. ELIZABETH LEE 'Taint her figure. It's her personality! Book Strap 43 Swimming Club 3, Spanish Club 4. Tardy slips, Andy, runaway, Big Swing, LOTTIE DAVIS I'll make a commotion in every place. Stenographic Association, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club, 3, 'lg Chorus, 2. Model office, gossip, skinny, weddings, Mary. EDWIN FOSTER HOLMES All's well that acts well. C. M. T. C., printing, stage hand, stage manager, general assistant. 21 4 w' 1 9 2 7 GQ. 1 U - Page Ninety-M0 mama 2 Tl1e CHARI.ES'TONIAN-' GEORGE THOMAS fSee Page 483 JOHN HALEY lSee Page 341 LAWRENCE ANDREW PLASTER I awoke one moming and found my- self famous. Football, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track 2,3,-1: C Club 2,3, 4, Vice-President 3: History Club, 2. No. 1, lanky center , bashful, sandy hair, hero, all-state. FRED BUCHANAN Tall, dark, and very promising. De Molay, 3, 4. Brother, classes, eyes, hair. GRADUATES WHOSE PICTURES D0 NOT APPEAR LCN HUTCHINSON HELEN WASH Behold the master-mind. Hero-worship, Emerson, Van ,Dyke, Sophomores, eye-brows. She's as nice as you can find. Good nature, Mildred, absence slips, fair, friendly. ADLAIDE DANA A godsend to any class,--this travelled young lady. Curtainand Mask Club,4: French Club4. Properties, savoir faire, stately, Dana, W 8: L, Junior League. 1927 4Lf'Jl:+ - Page Ninety-thru 1' 'STE -- V. 1- .H 'T 1 . l AJ Q Iv XI -f l mu., W . f , 5 4 SENIOR B CLASS c -1 . q NVINOLSHTHVHD WJ, A Tbe.CPIA'RLE'ST--O N-IA IN --1,-11 A f -3 Senior B Ojjicers JAMES BIBBY ......................................... ........,.......,,................ Pr esident BLAINE CORNWELL ............................. ...................,..... V ice-President ANNA MARIE ZIMMERMAN ........ .,..,... Sec retary-Treasurer my PanNmcfJThue ' A ' 1:-JQY. 1 9 2 7 HQ. n i 7 - 14: 7 ' ----4-: Nh ' I, f gs-.-' l K 'M'-' '--f-l-lm w. ' Gu. Kg y W 1 'nh H H '3 Th CH-YK R!IJ'BS5DUNLk NY I I 07777139 1927 'Qi' iz-- Page Ninety-sz CHARLZESTONIA'-N W . W rf: X 4-L. , 5 . . . ., ,-.,.-U.. L4 ',-.' f '- ' - '. .tu x.':,1M:-:rv-,l fm, 1 , sg, W '- 'ffvlf' '. . . :EPA 3 2- 1 x N- 'Y K- , .,. - -!,,3,5R . 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I ' X H If f am-I-wfif f' ' W ' H . ' .- mn ,hfllv ' H, ' ff Mm,','?u ,,g, W.i4:vv wnkrmil- +1nvIM, H Q ..1:-1 -991' 1927 NDFL-1 f H n Pg o H 4 um A - U QR X. 3 'Q V I I QE QI K If I I v I , A I I Q 4 1 l fi ., , Sha I'heCfHARl,I2STONIAN lg- f 0976? 8 f 'W , ff , , f 1,' Page One Hundred Suit HARRY BRAWLEY, ......, MALCOLM WALL ........ VIRGINIA DILLON .,....,. CHARLES STAATS.. 'I I icq C-,mp The CHARLESTONIAN The Charlestonian EDITORIAL STAFF MARY KATHERINE COLBORN ....... HARLOW SPENCER ,................. CHARLES HAVEN... DOROTHY BARRAR ...... L. JACK ROBINsoN..... HARRY PAXTON ...... JULIAN MARCUM ........ FRANK HULBERT... JOHN HOPKINS ...... KYLE HUFFMAN .,.. NELSON HILL ...,... v. HARRY TROTTER ........ VIRGINIA PETTUS.. BETTY LEE SANGSTER ........ BUSINESS STA-FF . .. 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V .LIU-u Naam 1927 Qu: Page Ong Hundred Eleven :STUDENT COUNQIQ xinpi- 1 4.7.4 The CHARLESTONIAN Student Council DOROTHY BARRAR.. ....... ..-... ...-.-....-.-.. Pre S ldent JOE HUDSON ..................,.................. .........,.. ,....... V i ce President ANNA MARIE ZIMMERMAN ........ ....... Sect' etary-Treasurer Dorothy Barrar Blaine Cornwell Virginia Dillon LeRoy Dunnovant Charles Franklin J oe Hudson William'Lively Thomas Scott Richard Skiles Margaretvwhittaker Q Anna Marie Zimmerman , . Q' I ' vf ' ' W. Page Um' Humlrml Thirlcen l927'fQl Q-4 ll QWD L, U 4 ,ef Q, , ,,..,.,..i, H g,-.--M .Q 255111 'fa'-Y 'T ' ir., :i.: 'A-.i'i',, 1-11:11 ' : .:i A 11 'k?FLyf1 . W f .43 , ,' rfb, f 7 '- ,'7',1j,' ,b A 69 ' ' A ' ' f 1- I P L 'ZX K H fn 2 N: 24 . A ..- Q 73 E-1 M Pa f'x J Z M Q Z 5 H i hmmm 1 A . ,HAnA- r -v - 'L - 1, Y .. Wi k-v ,--- I-J '-1 Jkt if 1 ar. X Tl: GIJARLESTONIA N F rench Club LYNDALL SILMAN ....... H in ........ ,,......,. P resident ANGELINE DIXSON, ........... ................ ..... V icefPresxdent VIRGINIA MCLELLON ..........,..,.. 1 ....... Secretary-Treasurer BETTY LEE SANGSTER..1X:.. ..,. .,,. Publicity Agent 1. . ,,. ,ln ,, Calendar Elected Officers ........ ......... Oc tober 8 Fannie Cohen Adelaide Dana Zehndah Davis Virginia Dillon Angeline Dixson Margaret Fast Winifrede Fast Mary Elizabeth Francis Virginia Guthrie Dorothy 'Guyer Music Program...,l..,. ........... November 5 Gave Style Show in Carnival ..... ..... ..............................December 3-4 Washington Prograin. ..,........ February 25 - Assembly Program ....... ........ A pril 17 kg.- fx -'Q' Q . 1 Martha Lue Hlgbghfilson ,losie Jones D Esther Mary Keine , Virginia McLellan Dorothy Mendell Ethel Montelius - ' Shirley Mullins Olive O'Dell Helen Orcutt Lois Pinney Q Mary Alice Reger A A iilrlsgm 1927 U F L Piii Din Hundred Fiflcefi Betty Lee Sangster Carolyn -Schwab Lyndall Silman 4 Jean Thomas - Virginia Timbers wiuiam Trent Dorothy Ward Margaret Whitaker Keith Whitteker Anna Marie Zimmerman wa g ,9lx- ..-.- ..--. - V, --U - eo s I L I 9 u-1 XC lv XI 6 , ! M7590 'YS NVINQLSHTHVH-D W1 Erla Brackman Edith Caldwell Helen Cox Zehndah Davis June Castineau Lillian Goff Paul Guthrie Ada I-Iauck Dorothy Bird Dorothy Bowers Wilma Chandler Garnet Crawford Helen Crouse Lottie Davis Frances F ravel Charlotte Emich Esther Evnitz Frank Hulbert i REQ! , . . F The CHARLESTONIAAN Speeders' Club CERTIFICATES Rosalie I-lisey Winifred Jones Virginia Keehn Melvin Mathews Margaret Moore Mae Morgan . Elizabeth Mortin Dorothy Mottice 40-WORD PINS Gladys High Virginia Hope Adelee Hundley Edith Hurst Goffrey Hurst Ida Melman . - Kathleen Morris 50-WORD PINS ' Pauline ljloferer Clyde Throckmorton 60-YVORD PINS . Kathleen Ferguson 4 5 :f::-fs:-'l.:lV'1927 Page On Hundred Seventeen x Mary E. Oldham Ellen Ralston Beatrice Scheer Frances Tomblin Kathryn Westfall Molly Wiggins Elvie M. Young Glenna Mullins Rebecca Rosenthal Constance Sarber Mary Schwartz ' Virginia Shelton Irene Shufflebarger Helen Trotter Marian Woofter Kyle Huffman xN6F'f.9lI r-1 ND I0 XJ U' . . ... , J yfcbl S'EI'IlIVHD'ql Ol NVIN -'a 'W af. The CI-IARLESTONIAN Home Economics Club RUTH SMITH ................,..... ....... P resident DOROTHY SHONK ........ .. . ...... , ...... Secretary VIRGINIA HAGER ..... ........,......... ......,: T r easurer ' ' Sponsors: MISS HARDMAN, MISS LILLEY, MISS KIMMEL Beatrice Barton Sylvia Bias Josephine Botkin Margaret Christy Mary Christy Fannie Cohen Evelyn Conley 'Helen Curtis Lillian Despontin Pearl Evans Florence Gardner Mildred Garred ,Ada Garredson Merl Goff ,Frances Gunter I n Page One Hundred Twenty-three Calendar 'v ' First Meeting ................,... September 26 , Sunrise Breakfast ............... November 12k Good Meeting, talk onJapan...Q .... 1. ' February 25 St. Patrick's Day Program.1 ..,.. ,.... March 11 Virginia Hager Lillian Hamilton Marie Hanna Betty Hudson Acel Kessel Keith Kincaid Elizabeth Laing Helen Mansour Ruth Mitchell Lucille Moore Florence Pauley Ruth Pearson Dorothy Peyton Ruby Pilcher Inez Plaster Archie Ray P Ida Schwartz Dorothy Shonk Virginia Sines Hattie Singer Marie Sirk Ru th Smith Edna Tully -Evelyn White Montague Wickline ' ,Opal Williams I Beulah Williams Maud Woodrum Mildred Woodward Marjorie Yeardly H Beulah Young fy' 1927 5l9U:- izzl Q S3590 +1 I ? -4 2-1 O I lb W C T' U1 Cf J 1 X' -1 O Z 5 5: N 1 I -wmm X QQ9 TbeCHA'RLESTONIAN 9 e Stenographic Association GLENNA MULLINS...- .......... .................... . President FRANK HULBERT ....................... ............................ V ice-President KYLE HUFFMAN. ....... ............ ......................... J ............... Sec r etary 8 P110 IRENE SHUFFLEBARRER ............ . ...... Book Strap Stenographer HELEN TROTTER ........,..... Charlestonian Stenographer MRS. oL1vE ZIMMER ..................... Advisers? Marjorie Agnew Velma Allen Edana Arthur Julia Atkinson Germania Balwanz Beatrice Barton Ernest Bigley Mary Biltzer Dorothea Bird Elizabeth Board Dorothy Bowers Le Clercq Bowyer Erla Brackman Archie Burford Aleane Burke Edith Caldwell Wilma Chandler Louisa Chapin Margaret Cobern Annette Cohen Helen Cox Mabel Craddock Garnet Crawford Helen Crawford Helen Crouse Rachel Dale Janice Davis Zehndah Davis Lottie Davis Cecil Duff Nelle Eagen Charlotte Emich Esther Evenitz Kathleen Ferguson '- Frances Fisher Mae Foster Q Mary Elizabeth Francis Frances Fravel Ada Garretson Wilda Garrett June Gastineau Lillian Goff Ellen Gordon Margaret Gravely Joanna Grimm Paul Guthrie Leona Hamilton Marie Hannah Esther Hark Evan Harris Gwen Hart Calendar tribu ed Book Stra Des t ps October 9 Frank Hulbert left for typing contest in New York 15' New officers elected .......................January 13 Annual banquet, at which Charles Lee Swem s ke P0 . . held .........,............. April 1 Ada Hauck Margaret Havenl Francis Hawkins Gladys High Rosalie Hisey Pauline Hoferer Virginia Hope John Hopkins Kyle Huffman Frank Hulbert Ashby Humphries Thelma Humphreys Adelee Hundley Edith Hurst Goffrey Hurst Adele Hutchinson Vera Jarrett Goldie Jason Irma Johnson Maxine Johnson Mildred Johnson Robert Johnstoh Elsie Jones Winifred Jones Helen Krebs . Olga Layne Pauline Lewis Earl Mariani A Melvin Mathews Alma Medley Ida Melman Louise Michl William Mitchell Margaret Moore Mae Morgan Kathleen Morris Elizabeth Mortin Dorothy Mottice Glada Mullins Glenna Mullins Mary Elizabeth Oldham Louise Perry ' Kathryn Peyton Lucile 'Pickins Ruby,4P0fter Willard Pushkin Ellen Ralsten Joe Rosenthal Rebecca Rosenthal Thelma Rothwell , Elizabeth Rust ' Constance Sarber ' Ida Schwartz Mary Schwartz J anies Seward Elizabeth Schaefer Vesta Shaw Mildred Sheff Virginia Shelton Irene Shufflebarger Lyndall Silman Clarence Smith Lillian Smith Audrey Taylor Nancy Thom Ruth Thomas Clyde Throckmorton Frances Tomblin Helen Trotter Reba Mae- Wallace Virginia Wash Kathryn Westfall Mary Wharton Molly Wiggins James Wiley Violet Willard Matilda Wingate Mable Woodrum Marian Woofter Elvie Young Margaret Young Virginia Young Aileen Zeegere 467' 1927 GFQJIA: u Ona Hundred Twenty-one uw1l17Uy'pa,qmnH augayng' v v J XIX X MQW QIHOH US 'Xf' -'O -L' ff 41,11 as... The CPIARLESTONIA N MARY FENTON HARDWAY ...... ............................. P resident J ENNIE GHISHOLM .... ......... ........ Se cre tary-Treasurer ' VIRGINIA PAULFY ................... .......................... L ihrarian MILDRED WOODWARD .......... ....... B usiness Manager D c KATHLEEN FERGUSON ..... Publicity -Agent J. HENRY FRANCIS ...Director Calendar - ' Combined Concert ............ December 10 Carnival ................. ....... Dec ember 3-4 Combined Concert .... ........ February 17 Opera Bells of Beaujolaisnl in com- bination Vwith Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubsl .....,.................... May 20 Sopranos Julia Atkinson Erla Brackman Isabel Blaine Edith Caldwell Jennie Chisholm Lillian Despontin Kathleen Ferguson Frances Fisher Aline Huddleston Goldie Jason Winifrede Jones Zelma Lilly Clara Jo Long Virginia McLellon Elizabeth Miller Helen Pauley Olive O'dell Dorothy Peyton I Page Oneflundred Troenty-thru Ida Schwartz Lyndall Silman Marie Sirk Louise Smith Mary F lizabeth Smith .O Mary Standish Lillian Stone Nancy Thom Mildrei Woodward Mary Agnes Young A Iios Olivia Baxter Elizabeth Belsches Grace Conklin Elizabeth Gorrell Virginia Hager Mary Fenton Hardway Agnes Isaacs Clodia Jarrett Margaret Joachim Lucille Moore Beatrice Scheer Audrey Taylor Tenors Robert Carson Okey Goff William Poulson Mose Slutsky Donald Withrow Bruce Schofield Eugene Simms 'William Whiteman Acmmpanisl John Hersoux 1927 ' -' la-::aIl , 4 A Q l v-4 XC IQ NJ 6 gR67EL9u------- uQ,f , N N I L . ml f 196' NVINOLSEVIIIVHD YL if-rr The CHARLESTONIAN QQ Girls' Glee Club ELIZABETH BELSCHES .................... .......................:.. P resident MARTHA KEMPER .................,.,........... ...................................... L ibrarnan MARY ELIZABETH FRANCIS .......... ....... Sec retary-Treasurer MARY EDITH HUTCHISON ....... ...,........ B usiness Manager MARY KUYKENDAL... ..... ........ Pu blicity Agent MYRA L. MITCHELL .......................... ................... D :rector MARTHA LUE HUTCHISON ........ ...... A ccompanist Calendar Fair ................. ................ Carnival .... ...................... .. . .October 10 December 10 Combined Concert ............ .December 3-4 Combined Concert ............... February 17 Annual Concert .. ....... ..... . . ......March 11 Opera Bells of Beaujolais fin com- ' binatjon with Boys' Glee Club and Chorusl ......................... May 20 Sopranos Betty Adams Hilda Baker Selna Bell Marjorie Belsches Ruth Bird , Isabel Blaine - Aleane Burke Isabelle Carr Margaret Coburn Nellie Cunningham Pearl Evans Kathleen Ferguson Mildred Gunter Katherine Gilbert Frances Gilchrist Rozella Harkins Pauline Harrison- Betty Hudson Goldie Jason Faye Johnson Hazel Jones Mary Kuykendal Rosalie Lowen F Clara Joe Long ' + Page One Hundred Twenty-ln'c Alvinia Morgan Marion Meeker Lillian Martin Dorothy Mottice Juanita Munroe Helen Pauley Helen Parker Genevieve Plantz Violet Savage A , Mary Elizabeth Smith ' Lillian Stone , Ida Schwartz Nancy Thom Audrey Taylor Virginia Mary Williamson . Mary Agnes Young . Virginia Young Second Sopranos Olga Aurady Elsie Clemans Margaret Feinstein Mary Elizabeth Francis Ann Gibbs Eula Hartman IGI' lA927 SKS! Alberta Hughes Thelma Humphreys Geraldine Jarrett . Martha Kemper Olive O'Dell . Reba Parsons Beatrice Scheer Louise Smith Marian Woofter Elina Marie Young Altos Olivia Baxter Elizabeth Belsches Helen Constantine Winifred Fast Virginia Guthrie Neva Frist Mary Fenton Hardway Virginia Hager Lucille Haviland Mary Edith Hutchison Charlotte Reid r Vivian Reveal Harriet Straughn Virginia Timbers VH J 'YJ 'IH NO.LSEl 1 NV W TINCHARLESTONIAN ,Q3,fzg Boys' Glee Club JOEL PERRY, JR ........................... ......,......................... Pr esident WILLIAM WHITEMAN, JR ...... .......... Sec retary-Treasurer FRANK PILCHER ................... .......... B usiness Manager DONALD WITHROW ........ ....... P ublicity Agent RUPERT BURFORD ............................... ..............................,....... L ibrarian J. HENRY FRANCIS ...................... ................... D irector MARGARET E. JOACHIM .....,. ...... A ccompanist Calendar Elected Officers ..... .... ...... O c tober 4 Elks Club ........ ........ F ebruary 23 4-H Fair ..............,................... October 14 Dunbar ........... ......., A pril 26 Parent-Teachers' Meeting ........ October 26 Music Week ...... ....... . May 3 Combined Concert .............. Montgomery .......... .. . Combined Concert .......,....... December 10 February 15 February 17 Hurricane ....... ...... ............. ......... M a y 10 Opera Bells of Beaujolais fcombination with Girls' Glee Clubl .... ....... M ay 20 First Tenor Marion Aultz Zuncel Biltzer Raymond Boyer Joe Hudson Joe Hutchinson Lawrence McMains Frank Pilcher William Tuckwiler Alfred Sim-s Se -on ' Tenor Ilarry Cablisli Robert Carson Ned Guthrie Shirley Mullins William Paulson Mose Slutsky Donald Withrow First Bass Harold Beckner Wilbur Kraus Mevl.n Mathis Bender Mc Clay Joel Perry Van Pearson K Hilton Roll James Seward Edwin Sherwood Philip Skaff Carl Wall Second Bass Bradford Barr Robert Barr Rupert Burford David Cleary Baine Cornwell john I-lersoux Bruce Schofield Eugene Simms William Whiteman Frank Williams 0keY Goff Edward Santrock U, - , ' - -' TIQYU l 9 2 7 NLS! gym Page One Hundred Twenty-seven L07-g,C, 1-72,-X -lf Tb: CHARLESTQNIAN Boys' Glee Clnb Instrumental Ensemble FRANK PILCHER ........ .............Assistant Director JOEL PERRY .................. . ..... , ,,,,,, Business Manager J, HENRY FRANCIS .....,.. ....... D irector Calendar Boys' Glee Club Concert at Montgomery Boys' Glee Club Concert at Huntington u , Flag Day at Elks' Club Combined Music Club Concert C. H. S. Stenographic Association Banquet Elks' Club Banquet Concert at Dunbar High School Conce-'t at Hurricane District Hiigh School 7 , Y , . 1 st Violins Mose Slutsky Zundel Bilcher 2nd Violin Eugene Sims I v- Page One Hundred Twenty-nine Viola hone Joel Perry Philip Skaff Contra Bass Palma Lawrence McMains Frank Pilcher Flute Wilbur Kraus Clarinets Ned Guthrie Joe Hudson :lQY' 1927 HE-Jczl I Kugq-L pupung aug aznj Zundel Biltzer -- 6 fn 9550 as -. as The CHARLESTONIAN ' Orchestra Q FRANK PILCHER. . .... ..,,........................ . President WILBUR KRAUS ...... ,,.......,.....,.. SPRAGUE BOLLINGER, J, ......,.,., LAWRENCE MeMAINS .....,.. . ..... .Secretary-Treasurer ...Publicity Agent .......Business Manager JOE HUDSON ,,.,.,.....,,................ Librarian J. HENRY F RANCIS. Director vac- .l.Q1,, ,Jun fa l J O J Calendar N Y Assemblies .,,.,,. ....... E very Week 4-H Fair ...... . ........,, ,.,..... 0 ctober 7 Combined Concert .............. December 10 Midyear Class .,...... ...... J anuary 25 Commencement ...... ...,.. J anuary 26 Combined Concert ..... ..... ..February 17 McDonald Birch Entertainment .... .April 1 Concert Combined Junior High Schools glfhomas Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, diodrow Wilson! and High School 6 s K u - ' Municipal Auditorium at Huntihgton Guests of H. H. S. Orchestra .... ..'...May 7 Bells of Beaujolis , Annual Opera Pro- duction, Combined Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs and Chorus, Orchestra assisting 20 Host to Huntiigton ' ' Class ........... ..... ..JUl'le 2 Orchestra .............,.......... ,,.May 4 Commencement ........ ........ J une 3 Ist Vaolins 'Cellas ' ' Q Blaine Cornwell Lawrence Carson Jennings Fast Lucille Haviland Hallie Hickman Jane Hutchinson Marcus Lopin Lillian Martin John Minsker Dale Monday Carl Mortenson Arthur Ostrin Eugene Sims Katherine Trenor Donald Withrow 21:4 ,Mjalins Margaret Feinstein Lillian Goff Josephine Graham Lucille Huddleston Joe Lopez Virginia Miller Mose Slutsky Vzolas Joel Perry Lynood MacCormick r wwf: 1 9 2 7 Page Oni Hundred Thir.'y4me Archie James Samuel Galperin K Neal MacDermid Contra-Bass Lawrence MCMains Flutes Wilbur Kraus John Moore K Clarinets Edward Bloomberg Ned Guthrie William Hall Evan Harris James Hudson Joe Hudson Grechen Pippin Bassoons QSa:aophonmJ Colby Jackson Bender McClay Obgw - Philip skaff QR , ...ya ,Trumpets Huling Adkins ' . Mortimer Buck Rhual Roberts William Tuckwiler Horns Charles Hanna Edwin Sherwood Trombones Brown Keadle . Bruce Schofield John Sutherland Drums Sprague Bollinger Tympam Earl Clendenen Piano Frank Pilcher r I .I :D n au ' I ' TLZ' .,,,i:t-T12 ,, ,- ,I , -,-,, ,,. -- - .-- -- Y f.q Bari ' fi I2 - I , I I I I ii J Sl qi rw T. 3' ., 'U F' ' rn I U1 K1 H O Z S Q, Z I I D 63 me The CHARLESTONIAN Band MORTIMER BUCK ....., .,......, .................. , . . ........... ................... P resident NEIL MAC DERMID, WILBUR KRAUS ....... ....................... Dru m Majors WILBUR KRAUS .,........:.............. ......., D irector's Assistant MOSE SLUTSKY ............' ,..................., Pu blicity Agent LAWRENCE McMAINS ..... ......... Librarian , J, HENRY FRANCIS. Director Calendar Played at Sousa's Concert .... November 12 ' Huntington Game. ..... ......... N ovember 21 - Greenbrier Game ........ Thanksgiving Day h Played at Carnival. ............ Deizember 3-I -Combined Concert., ........... ..February. 1.7 - Trumpet . Pwoolo ' Dnuns Huling Adkins A 'Wilbur Kraus Judson Cross M059 Smtsky . A Rhual Roberts g8WfCllC2nl:eMa1ns Flute W'll' T kwila' ' Prague Inger I lam uc Earl Clendennin PM Moon- ' Altos . Charles Hanna 05 Edwin Sherwood 5 m 'M' Phillip Ska6 Eugene Sims Earnest Bigley Bender McClay glwgmg T mme James Ned Guthrie lBrown Keadle James Seward Evin Harris .Bruce Schofield Alfred Sines james Hudson Wall - Tuba can Joe Hudson 'f A- lLawreiice Carson wlumm Han Nwilliam Whitman Put One Hundred Thirty-Olnlr 4l Jnujvnpjql p.upunH Jug .shud SCIENCE CLUB . -:TK ' - -'Vp' -v 6 4 I 1 n i my 'TMEHARLESTONI-AN il 4 I I 4. ll' ii ' Science Club U I-A INEZ PLASTER ................. .................... P resident 'ij , - 'll VIRGINIA PAULEY ................,... .................... V ice President MARIE SIRK ............' ............ ....... Sec r etary-Treasurer ' MR. ALBIN MEIER ....... ........... s ponsor QU iii li! :lg Leg , J if Calendar z 2 2 ll ' Organized .........,........... October 12, 1926 A Visited Ice Factory ............ October, 1926 I' 1 'Constitution Changed ...... November, 1926 N ' New Officers Elected ...... February 9, 1927 Visited Bakery ................. March 21, 1927 ji ll 1 J' 1 l Elizabeth'Belsc'hes Holly Hickman Dorothy Peyton ' 1 Josephine Botkins Archie James Lois Pinney Velma Buzzard Edward Johnson Louis Potter e David Cleary Margaret Johnson William Poulson' Angeline Dixon Elaine Keadle Archie Ray A 1,1 ., , ll' Charles Eckerson Raymond Lanham Mary Elizabeth Roll Otto Fritsch, Jr. Joyce Mairs K Iola Shaffer ' ' Florence Gardner Raymond Martin Alfred Sines Meryl Goff Victor Mansour William Singer Pauline Harrison Q Harold Neff Mary Wharton ' Carrie Hickman William Neurman Margaret Whittaker I V I L, 'fit A 65:51 T :UQJVD 1 9 2 7 GK9lI:: 1-fe IQNQXQN- I ago Che Hsendfed Thirty-five y Q, Mgfb. Qu 12 W I L Q v-1 N3 NJ N-1 5 EH nebfgigl 11-, W9 VL VHD SHTH NVINOL Q1 mp 'The EIPIARLESTONIAN 1 I . '5-asf' ' a ., F.. . V I i, I l 1, 62 Quzll and Scroll a 4 I National Honorary Society for l High School Journalidts an Obtained Charter N Novemben'1926 h . , , I Received Pins . y ' Y january, 1927 si K 'N sPoNsoR,' Miss LILLIAN GLEISSNER - Carolyn Schwab ' ' Harry Bngawley Rupert Burford ' Charles Staats - l ll Mary Katherine Colbom .i is ek,:a,' ,, dey. 1 9 2 7 mosh f- . Ian One Hundred Thiny-sw 1 .5 A1 i X QW 4-Q V, U +7 fr Q-V-'31-Y-1311-E.lffA '17 '12-..-g f E .L 'f' A-Li -4 .Q L 1 QIKEQ A - 1 :g3:i'?'xif'1- NVINQ SHWVHEJJQL 'W 1 I! ' 4 , l ,, A, F.--, S-. .i ,Yv-f -. -,iff , iii' , ....,- vii...-L'j ,. ' - . W--- --- -- -. - 6:49 .gg The CHARLESTON-IAN 9 . Current History Club s , K CHANNING LOVELL ................................ .... ANGELINE DIXSON ....... . ........,,....f.. . ..... President ..... Vice4President MARY KATHERINE COLBORNJ ...... ............. . .Secretary DAN POFFENBARGERW... ........ Treaisurer MISS PATTON.nt,,. . ......, Sponsor , 4 --P Calendar , , Elected ofTicers...'g ........... ...nfjaniiary 31 I .' i J ' fWashington.Lincoln Program- ..,...... A- ............... i .... .... Q February2l ' . -Mggazines arrived.... .... Q . Visited Legislature ....,.,.. .February 31, .1 .... March BO' Edward Bock Erla Brackman Rupert Burford Velma Buzzard 5 I Mary Katherine Colborn Angeline Dixsan ,N H Pagq0ue Ihqmlrrrl Thirty-nine Frances Fisher fiflerman Goacl :John Graham C Harkins J Hutchinson Fred Kautz Vernon Lee Channing Lovell -1 Alma Medley V Virginiafiinuley Frank Pix? ' Dan Poffenbarger Harry Pugh ?CV91927 GQI1 o :ul . .9 Jvfuqg pfmpung aug .my 'e , mi 1 If -1 . . 1 N W ,M ,W +5 I? K 1 ,f I X X ,w m if N ,I wi gf l W fi 'Y nl P5 'x Q 1 f 4919 .33 ' , Q9 TMCHARLESTONIAN QXJQ Curtain and Mask Club VIRGINIA DILLON ............... .......... ................, P r esxdent GERALDINE NOELL ........ Q .................. ....... Se cretary-Treasurer MISS LILLIAN G. GLEISSNER ...... Margaret Adams Margaret Barnes George Boland Dorothy Burdette Jennie Chisholm Sollie Cohen M. Kathrine Colborn Adalaide Dana Virginia Dillon Angeline . Dixon Charles Eckerson Winifrede Fast Kathleen Ferguson Samuel Galperin Virginia Guthrie Calendar October 10 WISDOM TEETH at 4H'Fair November 19 MAKER of DREAMS DECIEVERS THE REHEARSALH 5 I x mf Dorothy Guyer Charles Haven Frank Hulbert Virginia Kelley Virginia Kinsey JA, Ben Londeree ,L Mary Joe Long Victor Mansour Marion McClure Jean Miller Geraldine Noell Helen Orcutt Virginia Pauley I ' Joel Perry Charles Polan William Poulson ll: A.-as-.. Betty:Preston Mamie Rochelle , Betty Lee'Sangster ' Carolyn Schwabl -I Robert Shepherd ' Rosernond singleton Harlow Spencer Charlee Staats Doty.Stuart Barbara Stone 6 Virginia 'lfimbers 4 Annette Wiley - Mildred Woodward Doris Wycloif Roger Young GD Q, 155 -- Wye l 9 2 7 Page One Hundred Forty-out GLGJI, ll ....n......u. 44... . 1, r 93 D LY ff: A L L f 6 1 :Jew - M M 'F e i 51 fi 5 1 J 7 , Q 69 Q' gf! NVINOLSMHVH J .L GW ' 55362 me The CHARLESTONIAN Spanish Club VIRGINIA PETTUS., .... ,...,...,.,...,.,. .... ..,.,.Y. ......,.... ...................... P r es 1 d ent MARY KATHERINE COLBURN ..., . ..,. .,....... V i ce-President HELEN cox ...... ... , , ,.,. ..,,.....,,, ........ I 1 3..'.i.Secrera1y LOUISE F LETCHER., .,... ., ........,.3 f ........... T reasurer James Aultz Louise Ballard Dorothy Barrar Alice Basman Harold Beckner Lillian Bedwenick Harold Butler Fred Case Jennie Chisholm Bennie Cohen Sollie Cohen MRS, ROBERT GARRED. .........., ..... s ponsor , - . Calendar First meeting of year ............. October 15 Spanish play given at meeting .... October 19 Christmas basket given ...... December 25 Miss Geer spoke to club .......,. February 18 'Spanish City and Author program March 4 Mary Catherine Colborn ' Helen Cox Opal Duff Hilda Edgar Betty Farrel Joe Forman Julia Fowler Louise Fletcher Charles Friedman June Gastineau Katherine Given I :H Page One Hundred Forty-thaw 459' Maizie Groff Ned Guthrie Abe Haddad Marie Hannah Charles Haven Geoffrey Hurst Martha Lue Hutchinson Faye Johnson Ruth Kenney Acel Kessel Dolores Kinstry Janet Kirby Jannise Kirby Calvin Kuykendall Elizabeth Laing Elizabeth Lee Ann Lewis Francis Lloyd ' Channing Lovell Eleanor Lopez Marvin Manuel Melvin Mathes Carolyn Mitchell Ruth Mitchell Melvina Nickason Harry Paxon Virginia Pettus Herman Polan Ruth Robison Mamie Rochelle Rebecca Rosenthal Durrell Ross Audrey Roy Emma Shirkey William Singer ' George Thomas Edna Tully James Vely Helen Wash Kathryn Westfall Margaret Wehrle Harry Whittington Dorothy Winkler Francis Wise Donald Withrow Beverly Wren 1927 665: H6759 The CHARLESTONIAN Club Calendar Glee Clubs and Orchestra program at the 4-H Fair. OCTOBER 14 Wisdom Teeth given by Curtain and Mask Club at 4-H Fair. OCTOBER 15-16 Chapter for Quill and Scroll, National Honorary Society for High School Journalists, obtained. NOVEMBER First Carnival of C. H. S. The Boys' Glee Club minstrel. Side shows and other performances given by other clubs in the Auditorium. Margaret Haven elected carnival queen. DECEMBER 34 Combined Music Club Concert by Glee Clubs, Band, Orchestra, and Chorus. DECEMBER 10 Curtain and Mask Club plays: Maker of Dreams, Deceivers, and The Rehearsal. , DECEMBER 17 Three Christmas baskets prepared by Spanish Club. DECEMBER 25 Art Club Shadowgraph Show: How the Camel Got His Hump , How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin , and The E1ephant's Child. FEBRUARY 10 Combined Music Club Concert. FEBRUARY 10 Boys sent to National High School Orchestra Dallas, Texas. FEBRUARY 58 Girls' Glee Club Concert, Mother Goose Arabesque and other numbers. MARCH 11 Stenographic Association banquet. Charles Lee Swem principal speaker. APRIL 1 , 1: 40' l 9 2 7 'Wh A I' 1 B Page One Hundred Fortyqfour A 1 7 X 'iff' It lf ljiffj g at ffliim-f 3'5 7i111!l ,fl 'JM' -..w f S r' e' A 4 M si funk glfnur 9 j ff P Y ' 7 ' HY' A 7 natures A gui, f fy! M QML2'-.1f' , 4 S 4 O . b T-K 5 2 if iv W , If 5 - 0 X Vi 'V lm- mv, a ,- , , . 6 125? ,gg LJ 9'-i45 f-'1'.yU M54 fi 2? V av- n The CHAR EW W 6? QW .H U-V. W wi C -QWZ0 fig .,,,. A E , ' D Pqgq Ona Hun q The CHARLESTONIAN F X64 V Kuff' i ' MOST POPULAR MOST POPULAR MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL BOY GIRL lst Helen Krebs ' lst Bill Lively ' lst Martha Mae Brown 2nd Helen Cox 2nd Andy Brawley 2nd Peg Haven L- env- 1927 exec. P ami Fan Ona Hundred Fortrsix The CHARLESTONIAN .4 G5 ml MOST HANDSOME MOST ATHLETIC MOST ATHLETIC BOY GIRL BOY lst Bill Lively lst Helen Krebs 1st Lawrence Plaster znd Ray Mmm? f' 2nd Gretchin Pippin znd Denver Hlil 69 Q r e -1-I-sf-:new l 9 2 7 A4301 L Fha Ons Hundred Farlywwn 9l 6Y,s The CHARLESTONIAN Q-if W5 i i 1 4 ee S- S hge i if ! 1 I i T .. - W We MOST TN LOVE MOST LADYLIKE DONE MOST FOR ' CLASS lst Frank Pile and lst Annette Wiley T'bb L' ' S T lt H B l I y amg 2nd Frank Hulbert 'S an-y raw ey 2nd John 'Haley and ' 2nd Virginia Dillon Rosamond Singleton . I 5, l gi-Qgan- serv 1 9 2 7 use el -116735 Page One Hundred Forty-erkhf ?li63'?L91n:--'-'4- Q, 7XveCl!IARI.FSTONIAN QQ Q22 gs: N.. ,L hx I VJ, K , I M . S., .. 1 i i i ll up l U5 rl 1 l I P45 f' :ga . ,M - - . . i H ll :I fi ll 'll BEST SCHOOL BIGGEST MOST ig CITIZEN BOOKWORM SARCASTIC l ,ll Ist Harry Brawley Ist Harry Brawley lst Carolyn Mitchell V 2nd Virginia Dillon 2nd Barbara Stone 2nd Beverly Wren lil l Gllzif- T-:S-115.1121 fp-:ei-fa' 1 H2 2 7 will rf'-B ' 1'-Z 5116?-is A I Page One Hundred Forty-ni gene. 1'bfCHARLEsToN1AN Q x-. x w l I 1 A 'F nt . X w X I - ! A ll fl ' ' ll 1 it 1 T H Q ': . M Q, 5-l, LQZIEST MOST MOST U 5-1 PESSIMISTIC OPTIMISTIC lst Sol Kravitz lst Martha Isaac lst Denver Hill 2nd Ray Martin ' 2nd Charles Staats 2nd Grover Smith E 1 rl Q GJ S In Qbffgle KW' l 9 2 7 GW! . eeal Page One Hundred F xffy f w 4 'Q Q 0 YZMCHAKLESTONIAN 1 i i , ,, I i l, 51 T 412 ,fl II' ' T I MOST THOROUGH TYPICAL SENIOR SCHOOL NUISANCE GENTLEMAN 1st Virginia Dillon lst Tyler Cope 1 lst Beverly Michie f ' 2nd Harry Brawley 2nd Jr. Laughorn i 2nd William Singer In L i il O LQICQJ fm Y-'-'- Y,-4,,gIL?,VD l 9 Z 7 'NK9lE:i'f H675 In Page One Hundred Ffty- xc u TMCHARLESTONIAN Q U .9 4 u 1 1 I I 5 r BIGGEST FLIRT MOST VERSATILE EKJVIABIUVI JOUHD2 9lOWIC'I2,tJA3I'lY'l'. HDUOHOHT TEOM lst Helen Cox lst Vxrginia DijiqmjM3JTy13g, ffflllill 'W113 cabs HOIUCI SifffHE1Yd fain Lively aarbilfi 'q!1+av9H lg! mod3un.I JI, bn!! qelwmfl Y-11sH bnS ' 1-fgnki frmiifivv' bflg 9 f? 'Qlk- IQYP 1 9 2 7 GQQ: c::l iilfvfw PQQOM Y N ' w wf 'A af-'f f w if - P535 5, 5Q?,l 5',1f' v gt givin 1.1 fi V a ! 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' f, 'xvfX1v' ' F313 x 'K J I F in -P Il-'-:GLW 1 9 2 7 + ' wuq'1gv,3u'X Us-'I Ev. .-1 vm, Page One Hundred Fiftyvtlnea . wrgnjgl. ,N-,Z-',,,H-,Izzy 7 '- L1'ffif?f1-J1f ' ffflwi ' HQIWQFK and Uwf'-flflsl PFWVWH 9'40 Q - N9 NJ n xl 5 Wjwwff NJ' W ' Y ' ' HW' ' ' 5 -f' 1- - ' ' ' ' ---Li'--T - --4'-'- 35-4--7-'T - --5 - - - 'HT ' I Z4,CGl,.,c2w- W -v - - -- W-M H -4---- - --'-A D Wil VH OLSEVIH NVIN The CHARLESTONIAN CAI TAIN LAWRENCE PLASTER, Center Plaster was theunanimous choice of critics all over the State for center cn the All-State Team and he richly deserved the honor. His passing back of the ball was perfect and his work on the defense was nothing short of wonderful. He was also a great and inspiring leader. R. J. GORMAN, Head Coach C ' R. J . , as he is known to every one, has developed athletics in C. H. S. until the teams representing this school in every sport are feared and admired by their opponents. Need morebe said? yew f 1 - e ' - A j ,., r 1 H JW: 1927 u Page One Hundnd Fitlyaivc N- J. gl I I ' I I I 4 I I I I at I I I I I 3'f,Q3'2,S'm .V y 12- diggs, Ilia CH A R L FSTO N I A N qQa QJFEZE .rx U I, V If I I II? If s It r MI N! I , I I I I f as J-.. - -.- IQ I I CLARENCE HOLMES, sub Halfback ,I :II I , Holmes is only a Sophomore this year but he showed great promise. He is It 'I speedy and can use his head. ' If AI A I IIE Il! III PHILLIP COREY, Sub Fullback , Feet , as he is commonly known, subbed for Rochelle and played in QI almost every game. Feet has the weight and speed to make a first class I., 154 fullback. He will make a strong bid for the job next year. gp I .II . JUNIOR LAUGHORN, Sub Halfback I I I1 Laughorn was almost a regular this year and he played some mighty fine 'II iff ball. Laughorn is a quick thinking halfback, and will be a strong factor next ,I If year. I DENVER HILL, Sub End A 4, Red got into a lot of games at end and played a real brand of football. L- I I He plays a hard game and is a deadly tackler. Red has one more year to do y his stuff and should make regular end next year. Hill is an all-around athlete. IM i . 5:-y.Q?Zralf' ' ,ll,'i-IQVB 1 9 2 7 'NSN' Y Page One Hundred Fifty-sir lr, The CHARLESTONIAN ,, .,...,, , , , , , L, , PAT ROCHELLE, Fullback Pat was shifted to fullback again this year and he held down the job very capably. Not only was he a consistent ground gainer but he was a bear on the defense. Pat will be back next year and a whole lot is expected' of him. Q GURMER 'iWAMOCK, Quarter , Although Gurmer-did not carry the ball as much as the others, he was with the exception of Plaster, the best defensive player Charleston had. He also ran interference, and it was often his skillful blocking that cleared the way for many long runs. MARK GILLISPIE, Tackle , Mark lived up to expectations and blossomed into a real star. His playing in the Huntington and Greenbrier games was especi-ally noteworthy. Due to his age he will not be able to play next year. Stansbury honored him with a position on the second All-State Team. - WILLIAM LIVELY, Halfback Bill was the most consistent ground gainer on the team, but he was on the sick list most of the season and so did not shine as he should have. In the Huntington and Greenbrier games Bill played a brand of ball that may have been equaled but very seldom surpassed on a high school gridiron. Bill graduates this year. Q? C I -I TZIQPI 1 9 2 7 I Page One Hundred FUN-seven i 'N Q1 153559 l I .i . , gl l I I u lr 'l 1 I ll in 1 ,l l 3 if, 'n I, l A OKEY GOFF, Sub Halfback Okey, although he didn't make any spectacular plays like Puppy Goff, played a consistent game. Okey graduates this June. l CLARENCE ARTHURS, Sub Lineman I Arthurs was a very valuable line substitute this year and by next season Q he should be varsity material. , tl JOHN THOM, Sub Quarter A i Thom, during the time of Wamock's injuries, ran regular quarter and l 5 played a good brand of ball. Johnny will be lost to us next year and will be 4 greatly missed. Thomewas the lightest man on the squad this year. ' I f Q F. BLAINE CORNWELL, sub center l ! Blaine subbed for Capt. Plaster as center this year and so he naturally Q 4 did not play much. Blaine is big and is a good center and will probably fill I i Plaster's shoes next year. , l i l l I wg' i u L 9 2 7 if S H mgvkgai QPU N9 uefggyg Phe OM Hundnd FW?-'Ubi The EHARLESTONIA N W6 elfwfv af' iff ,-T.....+-,.... . ' err- - e., er, 1 .4 if semi RUSSEL RAYBECK, End ' 'Russ played some mighty fine football the first partrof the season but he seemed to be off for the last few games. His receiving of forward passes' was a feature of several games and he was a deadly tackler. ' ' BEVERLY MICHIE? Sub Quarter Bev returned to us from Elkins High where he played regular on their team. Although light, Michie played a great game. Michie's passes to Goff twice saved us from white-washings. Michie has another year and if he puts on some weight should make a bang-up quarter. FRANK PILE, ' Guard Frank came to us from Greenbrier Military Academy year before last. His steady play at the guard position was one of the features of the team's playing this year. Pile has another year here and will be one of the big guns in the line next year. Q DICK SKILES, sub Halfback Dick came to us from Roosevelt Junior High School where he starred in all branches of sport. Dick is mighty fast and with experience will be real material. He played in several games and showed lots of promise. , i ,nays l 9 2 7 - Page Oni: Hunderd Fifly-nine isnfstfvti 919' Qs TbeCl-IARLESTONIAN l l ERNEST ROBERTS, Tackle Robert's playing this year belied his nickname of Goofy for he was one of the mainstays in the line. He earned his nickname by furnishing various bits of humor during practice. HULING ADKINS, End Adkins- played tackle the firstafew games but his real position was end, and he finished the season in a blaze of glory against Huntington and Green- brier., This is Huling's last year and he will surely be missed. ANDY BRAWLEY, Halfback Andy played a good consistent game the whole year and held down the punting job very well. He played his best game at Huntington, and the sport writers there were unanimous in their praise of him. Andy has two more years of football and ought to develop into one of the best players in the state. EUGENE KING, Guard King- is also a product of military school and made a fine running mate for Pile. King has a lot of fight and never fails to open a hole in the opposing line. King will be back next year and much is expected of him. Q9 ff' 719,60 ' - Y GGY' l 9 2 7 emi a 4 I- - : Page One Hundred Surry Q -Q f1'Zre CHARLESTONIAN 1 1 . .A J-r .,. . .,. ,. .ir , , GEORGE BOYD, Sub End Boyd had a lot of competition at end this year but kept doing his best and and developed into a mighty good player. He got into several games, among which was the Huntington game, where he showed his real merit. Boyd will be back next year. . ERNEST GOFF, Sub Halfback Puppy or Last minute Goff, as he was called because of his sensation- al work in several of the games, bids fair to develop into a real star. Puppy is fast as a streak and will make fine material for next year's Big Train. ABE HADDAD, Sub Lineman Abe finished his high school football career with splendid showing. Had- dad is big and fast and is an ideal linesman. Abe started some games and subbed in most of the others. The team will miss him a lot next year. EVAN HARRIS, Sub Guard Harris has come out for three years and pluged steadily along. He was re- warded by starting the Greenbrier game and playing a brand of ball unex- celled by any other guard 'on the team. We are mighty sorry to lose Harris as Charleston High School needs such players. :wh 1927 FKGJG ,,,,,l59'iKx Page One Hundred S 1 The CHARLESTONIAN Resume of Season C. H. S. ......... 41 ........, Oak Hill .......,.... 0 C. H. S ......,.., 36 ......... Point Pleasant ..... 0 C. H. S. ...,..... 11 ......... Montgomery ...... 0 C. H. S .......... 13 ......... Logan ..........- ..... 1 0 C. H. S. ......... 26 ......... Elkins ............... 0 C. H. S .......... 7 ......... Morgantown ...... 21 C. H. S. ........ 6 ......... Parkersburg ...... 20 C. H. S .......... 20 ......... Beckley ............ 6 C. H. S. ......... 7 ......... Huntington ........ 0 C. H. S .......... 19 ......... Greenbrier ......... 0 CHARLESTON DEFEATS HUNTINGTON Playing as they had never played before and with the whole high school behind them, the Charleston boys defeated Huntington 7-0. For the first time in six years the Big Train triumphed over the Pony Express . It would be hard to pick the star or stars of this memorable game, but most of the sport writers agreed that Captain Plaster of Charleston was the out- standing star of the game. Bill Lively and Andy Brawley also played wonder- ful games of ball for Charleston, Brawley making the touchdown that won the game. CHARLESTON HIGH DOWNS GREENBRIER Not satisfied with humiliating the proud Huntington team, Charleston came back the next week and trounced their old rival, Greenbrier Military School, 19-0. This victory amply repaid us for the stinging defeat handed Charleston last year by Greenbrier. MORGANTOWN DEF EATS CHARLESTON Morgantown, with one of the strongest teams they ever had, journeyed to Charleston and won a hard fought game 21- 7. Charleston, minus several of her regulars, among them Bill Lively, was unable to stop the Morgantown backs. PARKERSBURG WRECKS BIG TRI- IN The Parkersburg Big Reds with hundreds of cheering supporters ran wild and handed Charleston their second defeat of the season 20-6. 'Parkers- burg brought her own band down, and the game was one of the most color- ful of the season. ml fy' 1927 N9 ' ii ro Page One Hundred S .sly-lu Tb: CHARLESTONIAN ' 'N . -. . -.-.1--. -: f X ... ' - . f . W - 4 '3 5 A Za 1 'SS Juhuo HAR ' 1 9 2 7 Page One Hundred Sixty-three 'ffl .2110 .!f!r1,j 2 P 1naf-.qxgg p , I 1 - . l .1 Nj I el Ui qw -N I-4 rx Z 72 .- ..- 2 .-4 ,Q w.1 L D' Z E V , 11, bn fig fig is ', sic-J 6. r iv' Tie EHARLESTONIAN 3 W MQ .- 'mf w M f 1 1361 -Q1 SEX. ,xmfi f Xi X as . .X My gg ffm W by FK . 3 Q sig-. Av Els X, -iK, 'Vi 35' - 31 ak F' A .1 vs . 4 .Q Q X X X N .X jx, we . it . . Q ' af L, Q, 1 P5 w A . ' if 1 Sz Pwr Om' Hundred Slxlj-Su.: VI at -Y. 67855 ESR 1' sm L rn wav - 'VN + 'ex S? ., l: F.. Q ei Ii ,Mi 1 .i El Qf 1 l :1 I I k li In 5 v ti ,Q qi 'ey' NVINO.LSlI'IHVHD9fll '19 QJQZA- H2 Q n 4 4 J 1 N 'L uf v 'x lg. 34 li 1 K N Q ,x . GJ: The CHARLESTONIAN I lb , - W s ,I I gl l I 1, , ,W . .. T J HELEN KREBS i , Helen, captain of teams for the past three years, finished her four -years as forward this past season. She has kept her same high record in every game and has done some mighty fine playing. At Huntington especially, she scored some good shots. Helen was voted most popular girl in C. H. S. last year and is one of the most popular members on the team. She graduates in June , and will be a great loss to the basketball team. ' IOLA SCHAFFER lola graduates next year. She is a very promising sub as forward and has improved constantly and has gradually strengthened herself until she is better than ever. She is noted for the dog shots. A MARY WHARTON 1 Mary graduates this June. For two years she has been a sub , but on 1 account of her constant improvement made the regular team this year tak- ! ing Chapman's place. Her first game on regular team was Huntington, and she did some fine playing. Mary has been faithful to her team, and she will be missed. V EDANA ARTHUR Q Edana played three years with C. H. S. and made an enviable record. When the game was tough or the score tight she could always be depended upon to do her best. It is doubtful if another can be found to take her place next year. .I 2 ' G pf-i-fvlf 'j?i lC-WI 1 9 2 7 N19 ' l6 N Page One Hundred Stk v nine The CHARLESTONIAN N CU we N ol F w w v - n - i HILDA WIGGINS This is Hilda's first year here. She came from Lincoln Junior High and made theregular team as a forward. She has played in every game this year, and is quite promising. Hilda has done some good foul shooting and has made a good record in all games. GRETCHEN PIPPIN Gretchen came to C. H. S. from Roosevelt Junior High and readily made the regular team as guard. She has played every game and has held down her end as a mighty fine guard. She is an excellent student and small but mighty. OLGA LANE Olga has finished two years as one of the best and most dependable guards on the basketball team. She rarely ever misses, and has proved a life saver. She is one of the best players C. H. S. has ever boasted. ANN LEWIS As Ann Lewis is only a Junior B, Charleston High will be lucky to have her again next year. She played a most consistent game during the season, and was dependable in the pinches. When she does graduate, her loss will be keenly felt. in OU' 1927 Page Ou: Hundred Seventy TR 75 gfifijikigql-----i-15,39 The CHARLESTONIA N qQq 11m'ZQ Nu ii . C2 9 I l ' 1 K. li 3 1 ll lf' 12 II in 3 1 l l ll 3 l 5 l 3. it I C-H-A-R-L-E-S-T-O-N lslowl 1 Charleston Charleston C-H-A-R-L-E-S-T-O-N lfasterl Qfi Charleston Charleston is C-H-A-R-L-E-S-T-O-N Charleston Charleston YEA! l Ll 'i L '9 lg, :,'ALE!:y,f8U: -'-r'-'+ -'f--'rr' nf.. -V ---:::lQl Q 1 1 .. 1 ' 5fDl 1i.':.':g+i.11-N-:ll1Gt,XkC'DjxT: Page One Hundred Sewnty-o The CHARLESTONIAN ., 9 'fy' ,mik- f ,as UN9. ml!! ' if In -6,4 ' 'Q :Mk gf' W Q ' K YQ , fwf- Fi 5. Pr 1 ik 9 5 f- 1 -M 1 W, .NJ N Lxxk nr .-95 gig X. gags - -QQYO 1 9 2 7 NGO. Pug: One Ha. n ?nd Scverny-Iwo Q ,fg , 55, The SHARLESTONIAN A I ,i ,J WWQL! :ff if mi 19,-' ' Ki - i im J ff Q3 3' 3 i I iv S - H J if-,K .yhk Q 4 ',f. .L ., f . g :AA Vw v ff ,J ' A U- - 4 N . if . -xi, S W' , i wif., ' 5 2 va G K, ,., , . 'M My W A of 3 Q .A .1 rf V .ff:.z5n.,.:w,- 2 x c S 9 . , 's . ? XF f R. 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Adam ................ . . Lord Andrew Uncle Horace. Dr. Delamater ........ ..... Mr. Kmg ........ .. Clinton .....1.. ..... Julia ............. Aunt Abby ......... .... .........Willa Bowman .......George Thomas .........Nelson Evans Herman Polan ,.Monroe Canterbury Roy ...........Jack Basman . .. .. Harmorene Anderson Alma Davis r--- 1 9 Page Ont Hundred Ninetyaive 27 xys-.Qauyq pupung aug and ,, 1 .U The CHARLESTONIAN THE CURTAIN AND MASK CLUB presents THREE ON E-ACT PLAYS THE MAKER of DREAMS l by Oliphant Down 5 Pierrette ......... ................ ........ A n geline Dixon ' Pierrot ...... ....... .......... ...... . M o rtimer Buck The Manufacturer ....................... Charles Haven THE DE CEIVERS by Wm. DeMille Amos Little ......................... ........... . John Cablish Flora Little ......... . .... .Margaret Barnes Phil .......,..... . ........ .Wm. Poulson THE REHEARSAL V by Christopher Morley i Freda ....... .......,.............l......... A nnette Wiley I Christine ...... ....... V irginia Kelley i Barbara ........ ...... G eraldine Noell l Sonia r...... ......... J enny Chisholm T Gertrude ...... ........... V irginia Kinsey Marjorie ....... ...... . Kathleen Ferguson - Q-f A 10' 1 9 2 7 Pan One Hundred Ninety-seven 67'iL9l... Q, Fl1eCI-IARLESTONIAN 13 nw., , '64 7 I s Charlestonian Staff Assistants I Velma Buzzard Emma Shirkey W' ,Hilda Baker Florence Watson Q Virginia Sines Evelyn White E Helen Trotter, Typist 3 I 'I 1 GQ D Wigan aero l927 was Page One Hundred Ninety-eight Tie CHAILESTONIAN l , I E I , ,. , ,- l..,...4 Charlestonian Mechanical Staff c Jack Boiarsky Paul Coleman Edwin Holmes Sam Horton Burton Isaac William Lance Carl Haves GQ C9 IGJW 1927 One Hundred Kindg -N John Thom Joe Wells K. S. Fletcher, Instructor v W9 TIMCHARLESTONIAN 1 - , X J fu Ai?-swfnvfff ,. sf' ' 7.39, , , M, V . K . ' KV V 1 Yi an E 5 . 1 if 15? S fl i 9 1, , '5 1 .. x 3' 1 - I. 4 fi ' k . 5 S 1 K' 'f . 3- ?k I EL 4 Q , , V , . i I . 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A 1 National Forensic League M Lillian Bedwinek Vernon Lee Chnrles Staats Virginia Dillon Ruby Pilcher Miss Lillian Gleissner, Sponsor Qlli - -li- 'HLIQPD l 9 2 7 ll Page Two Hundred Th Q Y 62391 The LHARLESTONIAN ' 4 .5 il Lillian Bedwinek Charles Staats At Dunbar Charles Staats Charles Haven At Huntington Ruby Pilcher Charles Staats - 1 il in H l. . . , JUNIOR-SENIOR DEBATE juniors Semors Ruby Pilcher Harlow Spencer l i DUNBAR .I At Charleston l Lillian Bedwinek , Ruby Pilcher l HUNTINGTON At Charleston Lillian Bedwinek Vernon Lee :L ii ' 967' 1 9 2 7 new-fame - Page Two Hundred Four The CHARLESTONIAN Dist1'ictLitem1gv Contest SCHOOLS REPRESENTED Ceredo-Kenova Elk View Charleston Huntington Clay Logan Dunbar Mann CHARLESTON PLACES . Debate-H 1st place Vernon Lee Extemporaneous Speaking 1,st place . Oration lst place Victor Mansour Essay 2nd place Rupert Burford gf . i::lQY' 1 9 2 7 Page 'Two Hundred, Five Montgomery Mt. Hope Oak Hill Wayne County Lillian Bedwinek 'The C HARLESTONIAN i , -W v, I V ff! WK , District Typewriting Contest R EVENT NUMBER ONE Marion Woofter and Kathleen Ferguson EVENT NUMBER TWO Helen Trotter and Kyle Huffman EVENT NUMBER THREE Kyle Huffman and Glenna Mullins Representative to National Contest at New York -- Frank Hulbert --104 1 9 2 7 R 5 Pu'e'710oHundmISlZf A , mr y KKK? xtruwmyilzfx Xkv :ll lg mlb .. Kkwff 2 1 5'jgw1AaA. A,h f N 5 Egunk 52111214 5 J ' J -A P Q , K A A , w. ,, .fr hhertnzements 2, if Vai fr 4 h K , gg? H sh' i'X5'335'i-I',3 ,k an 5?V4?'Q??i'11f1X 'wgaxvgxg fbi' 4-f of y ' X ' A ,L '72 ' -3 5 ,, , -- ff' ' ' I XL 972NT?i'4bfg-','x,M 'QW' 'far ' :wh , ,T I, E 2 411 Q43 5 I 155- - Ywfrw - ' 'Ah-u s The cnA1LEsToN1AN a 9. la 9 5 9 I fi Index to Advertisements a Aetna Life Insurance Company ......... ...... ....... P ag e 218 Appalachian Electric Power Company ........ ......... 2 15 H. 0. Baker Company .....................,...... ...... 2 20 Baldwin Supply Company . ......... ...... 2 09 Black and White Cab Company ..... ...... 22 5 Burlew Hardware Company ........ .. ...... 231 Capital City Commercial College ....... ...... 229 Chamberlin Lumber Company ..... ...... 22 6 Charleston Buick Company ......... ...... 2 13 Charleston Business College ........... ...... 2 11 Charleston Cut Flower Company ....... ....... 2 13 X Charleston Engraving Company .... . 222 Charleston Hardware Company ................. ...... 22 7 Charleston Interurban Railroad Company ...... ..... 228 Charleston Laundry. ...,............................. ...... 2 19 Charleston Lumber Company ................. ...... 22 8 Charleston Store Equipment Company ........ ...... 2 17 N Coffey's Book Store ............................. ....., 2 10 Community Cafe ......... ...... 2 28 Coyle 8: Richardson ............. ...... 2 11' A. W. Cox .............. ...... ........ ........ 23 1 , Cox Morton Motor Company ..... ...... 2 18 DeVan 8: Company .................... . ...... 214 . Diamond Ice 8: Coal Company. ............ ......... 22 7 Diamond Shoe 8: Garment Company ...... ...... 233 , Doddridge Dancing School... ................ ...,.214 Edgewood Coffee ............... ..... H .215 Elite Laundry ............ ......... ...... 2 1 6 . Fitch, woodrum at McCoy ....... ..... . 216 Frankenberger Company ...... ..... b .230 H. Galperin, Jeweler ............. ....... 2 10 Galperin Music Company ......... ...... 2 14 J. Leonard Gates ,................. E Goshorn Hardware .... ............ ...... 22 1 Hadley Furniture Company ........ ...... 229 Harmon, Isaac 8: Martin ......... ......... 234 qi Hubbard Grocery Company ........ ....... 2 14 Jack's Toggery .................... ...... 2 25 Jarrett Printing Company ........ ...... 2 24 Kanawha Brick Company ........ ...... 2 09 9 3,514.31 me 1 9 2 7 wsu. + - -iegsgm Pam DwHsnabedSeveu ' Tbe.CI-IARLESTONIAN Kanawha Fumiture ........ Kaufman Brothers .......... Kay Jewelry Company ........ Kourey Brothers ........ Q ..... R. H. Kyle ..,............. Lestersl Pool Room ..... .......... .. Lewis, Hubbard 8: -Company ,....... Major's Book Store .............. May Shoe Company ........ Midway- Pool Room- ..... ........ .... . Moore's Book Store .......,............................ Morgan- Lumber 81 Manufacturing Company ..... Morgan Plumbing 81 Heating Company ..... Morris' Supreme -Butter ........................ Motor Car Supply Company ....... NuGrape ......... - ..................... . NuLife ....... Oberlanfs, I ...................,.......,............... . .. Pfaff'8z Smith 'Builders Supply Company ...... B. Preiser Company, Inc. ..................... ' Purity Baking Company .......... .. Reeves Grocery Companyngz ..... gpg RubySterrett Motor Company .......... Sammy's Place ............... 4 ................... Schoolfield-Harvey Electric Company ...... Schwabedz- May ............................. Schwartz 81 Hess ....... Sclove,-Jeweler.L...1. ........ Simpson Floral- Company ......... Southern' Hardware Company ...... Staats Hospital. .1 ................. . B. Stanley -Gill-Company ...... State Street Style Shoppe ............ Steinway 8z Sons. .Q ..... 3 ......... Q ...... . F . EJ 'Summers Department Store ..... Telford's .............................. ' ..... W. E.-Thomas 8z Company ......, Viking-Gasoline Corporation ........ ...... ' .... . George' Washington Life Insurance Company ....... Martha Washington Candy Shop ...................... The Wheel -Sandwich Shoppe ..... 4 White Wet Wash ..............,...... Wood's Restaurant.. z ......................... . Woodrum Home Outfitting Company ..... Wylie's Drug Store ............................. ........215 ........210 .......23o .......2i2 .......211 .......213 ........22o ........23o ........225 ........229 ........219 ........227 ........219 ........221 ........212 ......'..212 ........22o ...,...217 .......216 .......213 ........211 .......212 ........225 .......225 .......21T S .......221 ...,...220 ........226 ........218 ........226 ........23b .......231 ........230 ........210 ........216 ...,...226 ........232 .......227 J' 000 1927 des Page Two Hundred Eikht Kanawha Brick Company SHALE BRICK OF QUALITY 1889---1927 PHONES 2172--2198 512 CAPITOL STREET BALDWIN SUPPLY News That Lasff CUMPANY FOR THE GRADUATES l For the Boy G Watches, Leather Pocketbooks, I B l d Buckles, Rings, Cuff Links, Mme, Mzll and Automatic S SNPPUQS For the Girl G Wrist Watches, Diamond Rings, O l ..-1.-... P 1 Ch kers, Beads, Dinner Ring P d P l Sets, Dorrines. . S C L O V E Phone Cap1tol550O Jeweler and Optician 518 CAPITOL STREET BANK OF COMMERCE BLDG P Two Hu Ch T lg YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT AMERICA'S LARGEST CREDIT JEWELERS R I C 'fff','1',' f A WEEK SCSTQSTK-lxil-it'- MI: fi, A WEEK X33- xQ I I 1 I llnffln AMWW q?,,. FOR i FOR DIAMONDS Amlj :gm DIAMONDS WATCHES 1332 jM, ex' WATCHES SILVER -I-Elizix SILVER CLOCKS f 2 2 9 O - f'CAmroL sf. A CLOCKS CHARLESTON. W. VA. I, The Wheel SANDWICH SHOP Open day and night 1222 Washington St. Phone Cap. 6581 The Gzft Store AS in school needs, you'll still find Coffey's well-nigh indispensable in things for the home, Gifts, Books, Stationery, etc. Whenever these things are needed, let your steps lead to 7 L-76H710-HGHT QUARRIER 312 BOOKS : STATIONERY : GIFT E HISTORY TEACHER: Young man, do you know anything about this course? JUNIOR: A little, Sir. What would you like to know? GIFTS THAT LAST--- WHEN YOU WANT JEWERY OF QUALITY Think of H. GALPERIN MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Page Two Hundred Tag PACKARD Ask the man who owns one RUBY-STERRETT MOTOR CO 13-15 McFarland Street Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1927 TWO full generations have passed thru Charleston's schools during the life of our concern in the city -but we never cease to feel a thrill of pleasure in viewing the graduation class as, in constantly increasing numbers and the freshness of youth, it stands forth to glorify our greatest national institution ---the public school. DIS TIN C TI VE in that 85 per cent of our students come to us unsolicited believing in our ability to render the finest service in commercial training. 35 of the 1926 graduates of the Charleston High School enrolled with us for various courses. May we send you our school bulletin? CHARLESTON BUSINESS COLLEGE E. C. Stotts and A. H. Dangerfield Owners and Managers. Morrison Building. Pun Two Hundred Eiwn LESTER'S POOL ROOM Lunches, Soft Drinks, Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos HOME MADE PIES Broad St. 5 Doors From Elk Hotel FRESHIE: Do they have the Fourth of Julyi in Canada? ' TEACHER! I dOIl't think S0 why? FRESHIE: I was just wondering how they got from the 3rd to the 5th. SAMMY'S PLACE R. H. KYLE an Co. Cleaning Pressing Remodeling FLOOR COVERINGS Complete Line of Men's Furnishings VALLEY BEDDING CO. MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS ll5 SUMMERS ST. OPP. KANAWHA HOTEL Hqnqford Street CHARLESTON W. VA- Phone Cap. 209 Why The Substitute? Drink . 1 . .-,nf .H -'11 I 1 0 ' ' Reg. U 5 Pm OIT lMlTATi0N GRAPE -' NOT GRAPE JUICE A HAVOR V011 C4117 FORGET IT COSTS NO MORE Nu LIFE FRANK P.:S ' . fl ' t' t . ure is rl ammg le you go Shoe and Umbrella Repairing Co on, Happy. FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING HAPPY H.: Ought to be, I got it at a fire UMBRELLAS RE-COVERED Sale' 1599A Washington sr. Phone 9971 CHARLESTON. W. VA. I Page Two Humlrerl T1 I STATE STREET STYLE SHOPPE O l w rent permits us to furnish you with h gh p ' g ment at a t mely 1 D Ladie f t t ho really About th ay they dress Will find ou Ready-to-Wear garme t And H t the very best All th s new creatio A h n displ y And y ll e more than l To try them on today. Virginia McGill Lynn Opp. Peoples Exchange Bank YOUR CREDIT IS O. K. H.O.Baker p Company Furniture-Stoves-Rugs Quarrier Street PFAFF Sz SMITH BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. SAND GRAVEL BUILDING SUPPLIES Spring and Bullitt Streets wo Hundmd Tweniy MAJOR'S BOOK STORE 998 Quarrier St. PING: Give me the principal parts of a latin verb you know. ' PONG: Flunko, Flunkere, Lowstandi, Suspensum. And Be Sure It Is . . . THE CHARLESTON L ffl? QQSWZQQFJ il LAUNDRY fi W 5 557122 5 X I ' ,ye -' eWfw,,,, Mwfgfirl ,4e:aZi:E2i4aa.if 55f:331ZI1i32u1- qawf ,:ZL,Qg3igii1eaiigzfaefzigg- if 'fmmg' 2 I Q? 3 , I ,A l 5 'ii - ' f.-1 WW' 5 W T ' 'lf 5' A Z.-J A 'P , 'ff-V 'f 5-lfifii , . .. -a.l:2ve:1 uzzn11w2e,g fff -11:3 i' j. V 2- V iw' 51, f , if 5?-g had azlwg 5 if ,1 755- 5? a .A :cf . 5 ' ' fag ', Yi nf ,I 'J ,gf 1 5 ' S , .,,,, ,, hy, . - f -. l x Alma, -, ' vii W'M ef Capitol 1920 1-SCIENTIFIC FAMILY WASHINGi A Complete Lumber Service g Lumber: Over 20 different kinds carried in stock. M illwork: All kinds, both regular and special on short notice. Other Materials: Roofing, Wallboard, Sheetrock, Rocklath, Woodlath, Stained Shingles, Celotex. U It's Made of Wood We Make It Morgan Lumber 81 Manufacturing Co. 600 COLUMBIA AVE. PHONES 37 and 38 Quality Service TRY 4 , , , Student: 'Should a person be pun1shed Morrls for anything he didn't do? S U P R E M E Teacher: No, why? Butter Student: Well, I didn't do my geometry , . 1 t ' ht. All the name zmplzes as mg TH N Always Oven Fresh Roasted in Charleston Daily The Real Test of An Education -- V AFTER all is said and done, the real object of an education is to teach us to live better and happier and easier. We learn to get the most out of life by utilizing the products of American genius ...... And so it be-hooves us, in this modern age, to permit Electricity, through Electrical Appliances, to add to the convenience and comfort of living, in the office, in the home, in the factory. A harnessed giant awaits your command, the press of a button. Utilize him! Appalachian Electric Power Company Compliments of KANAWHA DOOR: Is there any connection between the animal and vegetable kingdoms? MAT: Yes sir, hash. Kanawha and Court Streets 1-ggi: Two H undfed F ill Entirely A Matter Of GOOD TASTE! PURITY BAKING COMPANY 1-ev 'S BQEAO .as jj CAKES CHAQLESTON ,WEST vA It's Risky to Say Bread Ask For PURITY MAID Let Us Frame Your Diploma, Pictures and Certificates We Guarantee Neater Work for Less Money FITCH, WOODRUM Sz MCCOY FURNITURE--STOVES--RUGS 119 Charleston St. We Will Look for You. He: We'll have to give up our intended Florida trip. My funds in the bank are too low. Oh, John, why don't you keep your ac- count in a bank that has plenty of money? E Have you ever been in Holland? No, but I've been in Dutch. B Student: I studied for a change. Teacher: I expected you to study for a test. Compliments THE WHITE WET WASH LAUNDRY Phones -- 6100 8: 6101-- Phones We Finish the Flat Work Page Two Hundred S I CHARLESTON STORE EQUIPMENT COMPANY STORE, MARKET AND RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT SODA FOUNTAINS AND SUPPLIES BILLIARD PARLOR SUPPLIES Phone Capitol 5036 412 Capitol Street I ' xls TNF I If Compliments of If ff Grit and d t We t y R g d Carpets H Igxvirliedeur 1 g The ha them Elite Laundry Company Phone Cap. 463 B. PREISER COMPANY, INC. 1MPoRTERs---JOBBERS LABORATORY SUPPLIES FOR ' CHEM1sTRY-PHYs1cs-B1oLooY-METALLURGY CHARLESTON, W. VA. P T H d dS enteen An Aetna Endowment Policy is the sure and simple way to save One of the great strides toward success IS to put away a certain amount of mone each month in an Aetna Endowment Policy and Y at the end of ten years you will have a sufficient sum of money with which to achieve your ambitions. Are you interested in taking this first great stride toward your success? If you are, consult your local Aetna-izer. He will show you how. L. E. Huffman, General Agent AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 622-25 Peoples Exchange Bank Building Charleston, W. Va. STAR CARS FOURS . . . SIXES . . . ---They pull South Side Hill in high gear. ---For demonstration see Harry Trotter. cox MoRToN Moron COMPANY 401 Virginia Street l TEACHER: Mamie, where did you get that chewing gum? MAMIE: Do you really want to know? TEACHER: Surely. MAMIE: Under your desk. F. E. SUMMERS Department Store Service, Quality, Plus Price-Fairness Is the Motto of The Summers Organization 214 Capitol Street Charleston, W. Va. Phones Capitoi 2283 and 2284 Page Two Hundred Eighteen - ANYCE WATTERS MRS. J. CAMPBELL MATHEWS Classical Toe Tl h - Myl:f:::,.,,,,,,.,.,,. ' , e ep one Capitol 1630 ' Acrobatic and Orchestra dances Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Private Lessons and Classes by Appointment Res 1117 Virginia Street School, 913 Quarrier Street D U 5 Tap Dancing 1 glllgm I , . Phone Capitol 1630 and 1325 HUBBARD Baldwin Pianos GROCERY COMPANY Strictly Wholesale li WHITE HOUSE COFFEEE Best in the world -- Try it A F ull Line of Groceries and Supplies CALL IN AND SEE US I GALPERIN MUSIC CO. Everything Musical Purchaser: What is the charge for this battery? Mechanic: One and one half volts. Purchaser: How much is that in Am- erican money? DEVAN and COMPANY Every Kind of Insurance Surety Bonds Union Trust Building Page Two Hundred Fourlee f'Vibrationless beyond belief Compliments of . THE REEVES GROCERY CO Charleston Buick Company FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES 422-424 Broad Street Phones 267-598 919 Quarrier street USE T-HE BEST Q uan t Charleston -, f ' Q D Charleston- t A Q 5 1 Products Products x z XH? l F,.- --:f' 5. FOOD PRODUCTS Zllanufdotured drzd dz'sfr'tbzi:iod by LEWIS, HUBBARD AND COMPANY FLOWERS-- HISTORY TEACHER: Young man, do ffflih 'lgfiinfilif E'52u2?23ni5ZLSi? Ce ' n artistica arran e . you know anything about this course? a y g- ' -Stiff JUNIOR: A little, sir. What would you 0 like to know? ' . PHONE 3571 19 CAPITOL STREET Page Two Hundred Th I otor Car Supply Company -1 Wholesale Only 908 Kanawha Street CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA A Firm Combining Courtesy with Personal Service THE GOSHORN HARDWARE COMPANY In addition to our complete line of Rawlings and Draper and Maynard Tennis Rackets, we now have the famous Bancroft Racket, Complete Line of Sporting Goods on First Floor. -. .1i THE GOSHORN HARDWARE COMPANY 815 VIRGINIA STREET Page Two Hundred Twentyfonr . NO SOONER NEEDED THAN SUPPLIED We can furnish anything you need for School or Office. THE B. STANLEY GRILL CO. I 215 Broad St. Phone 7868 JUST AS CLOSE BY TELEPHONE WE DELIVER. ATTENDANCE OFFICER: Why are you late? 1 SOPHOMORE: Well-a sign--down-there ATTENDANCE OFFICER : Well, what's a sign got to do with it? SOPHOMORE: The sign said, SCHOOL AHEAD-GO SLOW . Page Two Hundred Twenty-two ESTABLISHED 1859 SITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT B? J. LEONARD GATES PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY PANORAMIC VIEWS N Srumo COR. CAPITOL AND VIRGINIA STS. PRIZE MEDALS AND TROPHY CUP AWARDS CAPITOL 923 Two Hundred Twenty-xh U x Q i 2 , T N Wvlnfu we Lf CD Jafz Q 1,1 if , 1. ,ff4i1HL! , U X A - 5. Jarrett Printing Company Book and job Printers CHARLESTON, W. VA F45 W-':L.Ti ' if 'iq F1 HIGH SCHOOL U f H i ANNUALS I i 1 ' A SPECIALTY ii Eli QL:-e J H: Ee:-lreseff-fig Printers of The West Virginia Review .HAR71 SCHAFFNER ci? MARX CLOTHES LANEROCK CLOTHES SCHWABE Sz AY Men's and Boys' Ouwtters DOBBS-D UNLAP HA TS JOHNSTON di MURPHY SHOES BLACK AND WHITE CAB COMPANY, Inc. Cabs or Baggage Phone 7600 139 Summers Street The New While New IACK'S TOGGERY for Men 243 CAPITOL STREET Featuring Clothing, Haberdashery, and Sport Clothes that the High School, Prep, or College Man wants. JACK KATZEFF, MANAGER Before Commencement, now, and out in the cold, cold world ---YOU can always meet your friends at the MIDWAY POCKET BILLIARD PARLOR AND FIRST CLASS BARBER SHOP 1307 Washington St.---just above Morris St JAMES 8: ELKINS, Proprietors. Schoolfield-Harvey Electric Company Wiring, F zbctures, Radio and Supplies KEARSE THEATRE BUILDING TELEPHONE 1345 Page Two Hundred Tw:-nly-Five WO0D'l5iil1eQsQtif9RAN ' ALL AMERICAN OPERATED Our Steaks are the best the market affords OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 107 Capitol St. O. J. WOOD, Manager LUMBER and all building material 4 W CHAMBERLIN LUMBER Co. TELEPHONE: DUNBAR 15 My boss is so tight, said the fair stenog, that if I come in late, he docks me, and if I come early he charges me rent. STEINWAY The Instrument of the Immortals ska THE acknowledged superiority of the Steinway over all other Pianos asserts itself the very mo- ment you first see it--and to play it just once assures you your deci- sion unquestionably correct. Sold on convenient terms. STEINWAY Sz SONS 918 Quarrier Street Phone 3130 Compliments of elfnrifa Quarrier at Hale Page Two Hundred Twenty-Sax MORGAN PLUMBING and HEATING fl COMPANY Electrical Appliances 908 Quarrier Street The Best Plumbing Is Always the Cheapest WYLIE'S DRUG STORE Corner Washington and Morris Streets Nunnalbfs Candy Ice Cream and Soda Water School Supplies Compliments of I C E CHARLESTON HARDWARE CO. CHARLESTON, W. VA. Distributors of F reed-Eiseman Radio Receivers and Radio Accessories I L We carry a mplete stock f B seball LGoods d will be plea d t t k are of every boy's ne d n this line. . . ge Two Hundred Tw CHARLESTON LUMBER COMPANY Quality Lumber Telephone 173 Telephone 174 OUR SERVICE WILL PLEASE YOU ---- YOUR BUSINESS WILL PLEASE US. Charleston-on-Kanawha, West Virginia O BE able to get there and back, quickly, safely, and economically is a mighty big factor in your life much bigger than you would at first imagine .... Just suppose there were no Street Cars or Buses! How would that affect YOU? . . . Dependable transportation must precede almost every community's growth. And to get and keep constant, de- pendable transportation, everyone must do his or her part in helping to make it better. Charleston Interurban R. R. Compan SIMPSON COMMUNITY CAFE 409 Morris Street What Kind Do You Want? We Have It. A GOOD PLACE . TO EAT Say It Wzth Flowers 1710 Quarrier Street Capitol 782 Near High School Building Page Two Hundred Twenty-eizht SOUTHERN BOOKS HARDWARE COMPANY STATIONERY 901-903 Virginia Street SPORTING Gooos Sporting Goods of All Kinds M 0 0 R E' S Come in and Talk it Over 118 Capitol St. Compliments of HADLEY FURNITURE COMPANY DUMB-- Two persons were walking down the street. One was tall, the other short. The tall one was the short one's son, but the short one was not the tall one's father. BELL-- Impossible How can you explain that? DUMB-- Well, it was his mother. THE CAPITAL CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE specializes in its training for ofhce positions We would be glad to have you investigate our school. Write or visit us. Managers: M. M. PARKER and W. L. HOLT Corner Capitol and State Streets Charleston, W. Va. agr' Two Hundred T tj May Shoe Co. Shoes and Hosiery QUARRIER AT HALE Urtderziably Collegiate These Smart New SOCIETY BRAND and KUPPENHEIMER Clothes for Spring Headquarters of Correct Dress for the High School Man FRANKENBERGER Sz CO. West Virginia's Finest Men's Store MARTHA WASHINGTON KOUREY BROTHERS CANDY SHOP Sweet Shop OM E CANDIES M S : SAND Fresh home made candy daily N Q Corner of Morris'and Washington Page Tivo Hur T ,.st.x IKI QVQQ The Fuel That's Used in the S09 Mileage Contests. VIKING GASOLINE CORPORATION Clothcraft Clothes Compliments of For Young Men Burlew Hardware Co Printzess Garments For the Miss Distributors of mmm SPALDING ATHLETIC GOODS A. W. COX Dept. Store Co. 905 Quaffiel' 511- 222 Capitol St. Phone Capitol 45 OBERLAN'S Boss--My boy, you'll be a great man in time, if you save half of what you earn. A Specialty Shop for Boy--But I don't get that much, sir. I Misses and Women P H h - .--...-.-- - I 602 VIRGINIA STREET Wood1'um's COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS Dress VVell and Succeed KAUFMAN CLOTHES FEATURING: Stein Bloch Clothes I Charter House Clothes Fashion Park Clothes Club Clothes Bradley Sweaters Manhattan Shirts KAUFMAN BROS. 122 Capitol Street Opposite Postoffice where Udzjjferent girls abound h WY E. THOMAS Xe CO. Glassware -:- China -:- Silverware -:- Toys 907 QUARRIER STREET CAFETERIA 1 BEAUTY SHOP Owltnlv The Diamond ll A Complete Department Store Southern West Virginia's Finest Store - Featuring Smart Apparel for Undergraduate and Alumni REST ROOM FREE PARKING rl 1' lx Z Q TEACHER--An anonymous person is-one 6' . who does not wish to be known. My lord! Who put that tack on my chair? Tailors Clothiefs ' Habefdashers VERSE---An anonymous person, teacher! 813 QUARRIER ST. Charleston, West Virginia nge Two Humlrml Tl ty Th FOR GRADU TIO ' The c'HIM,, Store . - Is ready with the A BLUE SUITS HARMON, ISAAC Sz MARTIN 914 Quarrier St. GEORGE WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CHARLESTON, W. VA. HARRISON Bi SMITH President 3 4' ., , ' 5i? ::iEf 5 A .. ,. ,... ERNEST C. MILAIR Vice-Pres. and Sec'y. TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF PRUDENT PROGRESS---1906 TO 1927. . Have you thought of the Profession of Life Insurance Salesmanship as offering a profitable career? We are always in search of capable young men for positions in our Field Department. Our School of Life Insurance is at your service! Why not interview us. . Page Two Hundred Thirty Four N f 5 D Autographs UZ! ff ff? 7A 7 gpm gjxwtifiviif fffffm Ll Wff J-L,,,,,4.,.,...:.k',a,,,W6 tif.-. 7 LM, m VU' ' W 6a4fW!a?Q n ! V'Wf7 n ffL1 ' 'pw if-L. 'A ,,fMZ.4,U H I jg - .Sl Tk! y7 'X ,, WM LH-wwf-7J fqkjfg, 9250? 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