Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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I l l Miss ELIZABETH J. GOODALL, AB., A.M. MR- R- J- GORMAN, B-S., C-E COUVWY 5UDe ln'fe 'de lT Of SCl'100lS Assistant County Superintendent of West Virginia University, Marshall College, Schools, in Charge of SeCOI lClary Phi Beta Kappa- Education. Former English Teacher in Charleston High School. Former Principal of Charleston High School O BOARD OF EDUCATlON OF KANAWHA COUNTY HARRY T. CRAWFORD, President, St. Albans, W. Va. J. W. PARRIS - - - Clenclenin, W. Va E. M. MCCONIHAY - - - Chesapeake, W. Va. J. L. SNYDER, JR. - - Charleston, W. Va R. E, WHITTEKER - - Charleston, W. Va. Twenty-Four

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ff ilk .4 'R . VIRGIL L. FLINN, AB., MA.-Principal Marshall College, West Virginia University, Ohio State. Entered Charleston High School l933. A MESSAGE FROM MR. FLINN The aim of this book is to furnish a history of the lite of the whole school for the year. Every class, organization, and activity has had an opportunity for expression. Since tested leadership and experience is found among the upper-classmen, it is but natural that the opportunity for senior leadership has been duly recognized. Our school holds a high rank in educational circles. As each student turns the pages of this annual he should recognize that an obligation and responsibility falls on him to keep up our high standards, our spirit of good sportsmanship, and to make ot himself or herself a citizen worthy of the time, money, and effort which our county and state has given to make possible such an education. 'O , Sincerely, VIRGIL L. FLINN. Twenty-Five