Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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I ,, W ,- NU, Ai ' ' - 'Q' 'V .K A The IQBQ CHARLESTONIAN PUBLIS LD BY THE STUDENTS O CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL CHARLESTON WEST VIRGINIA FOREWORD BEHOLD the airship, symbol of an age which has speed for a keyword and progress for a slogan. Watch it as it sweeps through the skies, listen to the pulsing of its mighty motors. Does it not truly typify the era in which we are living? Just as the pulsing of the airship's motors sym- bolizes the progress ot a world, so does the pulsing of LIFE through the halls and in the classrooms of CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL symbolize our prog- ress in education. We, the class of '39, publish this annual with the hope that it presents an accurate picture of one year's lite and activity in our school. ai QQ ik i SQIQAN ..- :Sf Q DEDICATION In real appreciation ot her faithful service and loyalty to Charleston High School, forthe co-ordination of an art department of which we are justly proud, tor her splendid co-operation in preparing this and previous yearbooks, and tor her kind and patient advice, we dedicate The l939 Charlestonian to MISS AGNES HUSTON 6 CONTENTS O LIFE Life-in the classroom, on the campus, in school and out-a varied and colorful pattern of activity for the students of CHS. ADMINISTRATION Those who are helping to prepare us for the fuller, more responsible lite which is to come. ORGANIZATIONS In which varied interests and talents may be put to the test and developed under sym- pathetic supervision. ATHLETICS We have a tradition of good sportsmanship and playing the game square. CLASSES The biggest thing in Cl-lSl Even the Seniors will admit that. I ADVERTISEMENTS -and our heart-felt thanks for benefits received, This is CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL, through whose doors we have passed with varied emo- tions-joy, dread, weariness, pride, sorrow-but always with an underlying sense of gratitude for the opportunities it holds for us. I fi-1: Sf f ll ,, lf, 'LN 1 -wa' ,. '32, 'vw' ' .ag 5'-'fun Swf O Q Q-v 5 Qi' l .QR .ul me 'Q , 1 i , ' f7 x i x 1 ' '- i ' , r 5, X 'X -'F , , im., ,x,.w,N be Wy- ' . . 'l',' lxfn i 'Nm X . Q 'Nu EW, .. ,-ff 1-QW 5? 65 LIFE -- J ,, -Q rev- ,,, E-. ' H 4 ' A- . , Q4MiMWi1WH0qgiqW h. :N 9 i, . - 'gbligf , if gg .. -,L-f.,1JMlgflj2M4l, ..- +- 1 f M WD ff w .MW JW A .-i'155 'I as --g V mma1WfHJwff' yff'-see' i asf . c, f 1 i I3 ,W 'ii 1-1, x W X Q g in? F' F iii, Xe ii iw-X Life is never more abundant than in a place where activity abounds, and here in CHS activity is the keynote. Every student has the opportunity and is encouraged to participate in extra-curricular affairs. There are music, drama, art, dancing, sports-an infinite number of activities, each suited to certain talents and temperaments. Colorful dances, gay parties, and exciting games are the high lights of the school year, and contribute fond memories and rich experiences to recall in future years. I0 Dusfauufff .xr 'X M' , .,, . G IP 4- G 2 h 'QW 3 1 Q4 2 vm. x Q . . . ml 13. I ffm' O S i L I Jr. Mfg S 5- - ifw fi5 2 ,r ffvfw N-. -5 1 A 'W A Z iw., V . BMW ' EM-f :A f I 1' MJ Q . M f Hx ,gig M 5 is i Ji M 2' Aff , , J' . rl W x K W22i3.'Fw ,.l F. -fa, '- , A , .gi , . Q I . 3 . W my .i y A ,,,.J '. U Te wal- H.. ,I I I I lv 1 M.,-, . 5 5 2 Dv' E 1?-I K 1 XX 4 43 r-14. 1 l W I-ifiy-kwa, A ,QQ -A x -- 3 1 . - G' Lis., I 5. X 'w 1 W V ,AA V , A Wiginv :HSM Z' Commercialg Geometry- A very attractive operator, too Theorizing on the theorem Li. 1 W in Lhx IL. 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The Bookstrap trucked on down 'Yea team! Welcome ! Cheer leader Charlie Calhoun cavorts Could it be that those smiles fnfluermced the judges? -for could they? Out of school for thc Christmas :aradel 'he Student Council presented 'The Birds' Christmas Carol he Home Economics girls gave weir annual party for the Davis Ihild Shelter 'he music department presented beautiful nativity pageant AT CHRIST AS TIME: If nissan. ,,,mw'W3ifffF5f'ii1fi'9?ffiYf ff'7f :i?f''Mlfi?1?'3?f1 f,PW?2Q 'TF v Attcrw-shura, Iadccz and gch- ful-mcnf The floor show is about to begun Jmglc bake patrons En route Frahkcrutcm or is if Hutlcr? Thar shc blows! Bull scsaicm A comely trio -- Miss Mountam Lnorm and her at- tcrmdaruts The Chorus presents An lndnan Love Charm The mon popular corner at the Junior-Senior Prom -if 1-- . ...unw X 1 fl v If Fun on the loose Lil Abner and Daisy Mae- they almost got married! Make that kick! Make that kick! Beauty on parade Hi! high-jumper On your mark! Black Rute, the terror of the hills Whose toot? Je rrfappellerior do l? Smile, darn you, smile Nick beams, and does his Stuff Trials and tribulations of a sophomore Following the peanut Warming up Band calisthenics On to the festival Under two flags BulI's-eye Boy, this is fun! CHS and HHS- eand never the twain shall meet I if - 1' V: DMINISTRATIQ To the administration and the faculty of CHS we owe our lasting gratitude for the educational and cultural foundation which they have helped us to make for ourselves. Through them and their guidance we have been able to win honors, not only for ourselves, but also for our school. May we always remember the fine example which they have set for us. Kanawha County schools are indeed fortu- nate in having a superintendent and Board of Education who are so vitally interested in education and its advancement. ln the last few years Kanawha County has forged ahead in the field of education to the extent that Charleston is soon to have a new high school. lt will cut almost in half the present enrollment of CHS, much to the benefit of the high school students of Charleston. This is only a part of an exten- sive building and repair program for the entire county, which is now under way. R. J. GORMAN County Supervisor of High Schools VIRGIL L. FLlNN ' County Superintendent of Schools Charleston High School, the largest of a group of thirteen high schools which make up the secondary educational unit of Kanawha County, is governed by a board of five members. These men are elected by the people to serve a four-year term. From their number a president is chosen. ln their hands is the difficult task of guiding the entire educational system of Kanawha county. The board appoints a county superintendent and six assistants, one of whom is in charge of high schools. Members of the board are: :ja A R. . Robertson, president.. .... Charleston H. L. Snyder... .......... . ......... Charleston N. N. Snyder. .... ....... . .. .... Clendenin H. T. Crawford --..... .....St, Albans T. J. Grizzell .. ..... Kayford :51Due to the death, in March, of O. T. Jenkins, president R. A. Robertson was chosen to act as president for the remainder of the term. W XXXL If '2 TO THE STUDENTS OE CHSf4 The theme for the Charlestonian serves to remind us of the changes which are taking place in the world. Tennyson in his immortal poem Locksley Hall says: Saw the heavens fill with commerce, argosics of magic sails, Pilots of the purple twilight, dropping down with costly bales, Heard the heavens fill with shouting, and there rained a ghastly dew From the nations' airy navies grappling in the central blue, At the time Tennyson penned these lines of poetry no one took his ideas of aviation seriously. People thought his reference to airy navies was only the extravagant flight of the U simagination. Yet, within a century, this poetic extravaganza has become true. The fact that change is taking place so rapidly emphasizes the importance of education in the affairs of life. Education is the process whereby youth is prepared for the eventualities of a rapidly changing world. Uneducated youth flounders in the cross currents of change, loses altitude, and lacks determination to take off again. Educated youth meets the vagaries of change, takes them with the stick pulled back, rides out the variable currents of chance, and sails away into the blue atmosphere of life, achieving success and making satisfactory social adjustment. ln aviation, ground work training is basic experience which the aviator must master before he is able to fly. He must know how to read the compass, sextant, and altimeter. He must know how to figure distance, miles per hour, and position. He must know how to write the log of his flight and communicate orally with the radio operators along the way. He must know the laws of gravitation and other scientific information. He must know the technique of the operation of a plane and, finally, he must be able to think logically about all matters incident to flying. Charleston High School endeavors to give the youth it is serving ground work training fundamental in preparation for complete living. This ground work training is the ability to read with speed and comprehension, the power to use newspapers, books, and libraries to gain information, proficiency in express.on, oral, written, and graphicg proficiency in the funda- mentals of calculation, understanding and appreciation of common scientific phenomena, ability to make intelligent use of scientific devices necessary in life's activities, and proficiency in the tools of thought. Thus, the youth in Charleston High School is trained to wing its way to wholesome and complete living in a rapidly changing world. I 'lm M' w wtf l' 775' '- bfi? li if 5 5 - . 5.,.f: WIA ' 1? ,hiya 5 IW, ' ZEZW' 1 tll ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Under the planning and guidance of trained and efficient administrators, students of Charleston High School may progress until the ultimate goal of graduation is reached. These administrators have made student-faculty relations pleasant and easy as well as helpful and desirable. They have served as beacon lights on our uncertain voyage into a bewildering maze of newness. The precision with which they work has been our gain, for from it we are enabled to get the most from our student life, not only as related to scholarship, but also as to leadership, recreation, and social affairs about the school. Mr. Hornor-The school principal is the general supervisor and director over the entire scholastic life of Charleston High School. He co-ordinates and is in charge of all school publica- tions, inter-scholastic contests, student finances, the making of the calendar and arrangement for general assembly programs, Mrs. ZimrnereThe dean of girls is in charge of girls' welfare, discipline, and attendance. She makes the master schedule and supervises student scheduling. She assists with social affairs of the school and arranges for girls' assemblies. Mr. CampbelltThe dean of boys has general charge of boys' welfare, discipline, and attendance. He assists with scheduling and social affairs of the school. He arranges all boys' assemblies. Miss Munsey -f-- -The senior class director has charge of all senior class activities, class rings, the annual, and senior assemblies. She checks all seniors' credits and directs the commencement program. Miss Clark-'The junior class director has charge of the Junior-Senior prorn, all junior assemblies and social events. She directs junior guidance and study plan. Miss Collins--The sophomore class director has charge of orientation of new students, all sophomore assemblies and social events. She directs sophomore guidance and study plan. or me f-,L Gu' lb l'k Y Sf! ' 1, - fi' w Ti f ' -l-if G I 6 V I .5 's S5 flllks. -.,.,v ML O I I T fl: mall' ' ' s IW! 1 I ill il' I 1 FACULTY Emma Alderson A.B. West Virginia University English Frances G. Anderson B,S. West Virginia University Physical Education Girls' Athletic Club 6314.1 Stuart P. Armstrong AB., A.M. West Virginia University English Music Club Jennie M. Backus A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan History Eugenia Bibby Ph.B. Denison University English Sophomore Dramatic Club Edwin Blum B,S., A.M. New York University University of Wisconsin Head of History Department Senior Sponsor Hazel Bosely A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce Commerce Harry M. Brawley A.B., A.M. West Virginia University Commerce Lake Caldwell AB. University of Missouri History Student Forum Hia? Roy E. Campbell A,B., A.M. West Virginia University Dean of Boys 14? Zeal, Nadine I. Clark A.B., A.M. Randolph-Macon Columb.a History Director Junior Clas Berenice E. Collins A.B. Randolph-Macon Biology Director Sophomore Class Frances Conner AB., AM. Marshall College Columbia University Commerce Christine Child A.B., B.L.S, Wittenberg College Western Reserve Unive ity' lt. -6 Marian Childers B,S. Michigan State College Cafeteria Manager Elizabeth Cramer A.B., A,M. Wcst Virginia University English Junior Sponsor Dorothy Elliott A.B. Oberlin French T . Senior Sponsor x Martha G. Frazier A.B., A.M. Columbia University Commerce Lacy R, Flazk A.B, New River State College Mathematics Charlestonian Elizabeth Estill Columbia University Librarian I l A WJ . X 1. f if Charles W. Ferrell A.B. Marshall College Commerce Head of Commercial Department L Tess R, Field Secretary to the Principal W. S. Gilbert A.B., A.M. University of Kentucky Indiana University History ei- Gundlach B.S. Stout Institute Industrial Arts Senior Sponsor Mildred Hadden A.B., M,S. RandoIph'Macon West Virginia University Biology Head of Science Department lon Hamilton AB., A.M. Wittenberg Mathematics Maxine Hanshaw Office Treasurer Elinor A. Hill A.B. West Virginia University History Agnes Huston A.B., A.M. Cleveland School of Art Western Reserve University Art Portfolio Charlestonian Clyde B. Hutson A.B. Davis and Elkins College History Football Basketball 27 State University i- FACULTY -un, 0 'a Katharine Kearney B.S, A.M. West Virginia University Columbia University Home Economics Home Economics Club Head of Home Economics Department Cecil D. Kelley A B. Ohio University Latin Head ot Language Department Mary E, Kennedy A.B., A.M. Cornell University Wilson College English Junior Sponsor lsabel Kimmel B.S. West Virginia University Home Economics History Genevieve N King A B , M S, West Virginia University Biology Junior Academy ot Science Pearle E. Knight A.B., A.M. Beloit College University of Wisconsin st, is ,QQ Head fEn sh --gf' I oi , KI, Henry E. Knight BS. Roanoke College Physics H7444 Grace Kuykendall A.B. Miami University Latin Daisy B. LeMaster A.B. University of lowa Mathematics Helen A. Leslie AB. Berea College History Gladys Leyen A.B. West Virginia University English Walter R Love Union Pitt Auto Mechanics Cornelia Marshall A B., A.M. West Virginia University Ohio State University History Sophomore Sponsor Elizabeth G. Martin M.S. West Virginia University Biology Teacher Representative P. T. A. L, Josephine Mathews A B, West Virginia University English, French French Club George E, Steadman AB. Hanover Mathematics Chess Club Head of Mathematics Department Edna V Talbott AM. Colorado Stare Commerce RidlI1Q Club C. Kent Warner M.S, West Virginia University Biology Mary K, Watkins A.B. University of Kentucky Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor Kathlccn Watson B.S., AM. Madison College Duke University English 29 FACULTY Lorenc Westiall A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan English Sophomore Sponsor Reba White A.B. Marshall College Spanish Spanish Club Teresa White A.M, Columbia University English. Speech Senior Sponsor Olive M. Zimmer Ferris Institute Gregg School Dean of Girls Registrar Edward F. Garrity A.B., A.M. Columbia University Physical Education Mountain Lion Club Football Coach Cecile R. Goodall A.B., A.M. West Virginia University History, Journalism Book Strap Quill and Scroll Sallie C. Hench A.B. Lynchburg College Latin James T. Hench Ed.M. University ot Pittsburgh Mathematics Christine Johnson B.M., M.M. American Conservatory of Music Music Boys' and Girls' Glec Clubs A Capella Choir James W Loop Printing Talmage Nichols B.S. Bradley Polytechnic Institute Industrial Arts Helen Randall B,A., A.M. wa State University English National Honor Society Robert Williams A B., A M, Ohio State University Marietta College Band and Orchestra Director Instrumental Music Education, Kanawha County Frank A Wilson A.B. Ohio Wesleyan University Chemistry -X-:ai ? W I jim Q 1. Q V735 4 --'Sitges -a.w .1 'ff . 5 1 I X X film! 5 Q Y'? 1 I we - .Q ? M ug? I , L: v X N' X Aside from the regular curricular work this phase of student life is the most vital, Without these extra activities, and the social experience and honor to be achieved in them, the vitality of school is lost. CDRGANIZATIGNS These organizations keep lite constantly overflowing with interest and moving with the rapidity which is characteristic ot our age. Through them we may rise ever higher on the path which leads ultimately to the perfection of ourselves. t NATI N Z wa if ONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS O George Patrick Bette Wells Gene Greenlee Ruth Litton Alzada Maddox Martha Muldoon Barbara Pierson Paul Fitzwater Joanna Jackson Ann Carper Ruth Doney Catherine Cline Olive Fielding Bette Downs Reba Erskine Betty Burdette Virginia Bobbitt Virginia Ayers Kathleen Miller Byron Thumm Stanton Withrow Kitty Eskew Allan Goldstein Ted Treadgold Ernest McCarus Irene Woo Martha Gibson Don Warner Robert McKinnon Jean Weller Mae Ola Bryan Chester Spurlock Will Miller Ecn Barksdale ,-., C W: 6121 The Kanawha Chapter No. 999 of the National Honor Society was founded in CHS in l93O. The main purpose of the organization is to recognize merit in the fields of leadership, character, scholarship, and service of students in the high school. The members are chosen by the faculty on that basis. Members of the Senior and Junior classes are eligible for membership, Miss Randall sponsors the organization. The first semester officers were: Martha Gibson, president, Don Warner, vice president, lrene Woo, secretary. Officers of second semester: Martha Gibson, president, Robert McKinnon, vice president, Oliye Fielding, secretary. 33 JE' 5 ' ' T l : l::'0S'il.s i 1 u OFFICERS I Trrl Trrmlrynld B ll Ezcll Boite Downs Roland Potter . .. MEMBERS O Franklin Woo Douq McGovran Ted Treadqolrl Roland Potter Kitty Eskcw Bill Ezell Bette Downs Mary Carver Carv Lou Edgar Betty Orth Kenneth Clark Henry Pructt Donald Shcarcr Billy Jones Ben Barksdalc Virginia Ayers Alice Townsend Lewis Fox Jimmy Hcffcrman Robert Smith Joe Hereford Edgar Holtz Leigh Barksdnle Harold Swinburne Jack Summers Jack Schofield STUDENT COUNCIL Our Student Council was organized in l929 to establish a body of representatives to assist in school activities, Members are elected by the student body, after an exciting campaign of speeches, posters, and ballyhoo. lt is they who sponsor the gay football dances, the Mountain Lion prom, and the dancing classes. Besides these social activities they make a paying proposi- tion of the second-hand book store, and aid students with the lost and found department. Many honors have been brought to CHS by its members. Bill Ezell, Kitty Eskew, and Doug McGovran were elected to State and Southern Association executive posts. Ted Treadgold and Ben Barks- dalef delegates to the Southern Council convention, have succeeded in bringing the meeting to Charleston for next year. Miss Alta Shoen is faculty sponsor of the Council, and officers are Bill Ezcll, president, Ted Treadgold, vice president, Bette Downs, secretary, and Roland Potter, treasurer. ' ji'-,LVP?j7i1l2 ' i WYff . 1 gli TW-'Y 'T5v7 l 'T a. , F1 ' i X5-fff5't 9'L . KITTY ESKEW is the first president of the West Virginia Association. This organization representatives from all high councils of the state. Kitty was girl to become Co-Government is made up of school student elected last fall at the meeting at Jackson's Mill and will pre- side over the i939 convention at St. Albans. She has long been interested in student council work, having served as president of the council in her junior high school. She has been a member of the CHS Student Council since she was a sophomore and was president of her junior class. Kitty is an outstanding member of the Curtain and Mask Club and is a Thespian. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. T I BILL EZELL, who is now president of our Student Council, was elected secretary of the Southern Council Association last year. As president of our council he has had full respon- sibility for planning the program of the Council Convention to which our school will be host next year. This work is not new to him, since he has had considerable experience in student government work. He was president of his junior high school council, and coming to CHS, was elected president of his sophomore class. As a junior, he was president of his class, and has served on the CHS council for three years. Bill has also been a member of the varsity basketball and football teams and served as president of the Hi-Y during one semester. Another distinguished Student Council mem- ber is DOUG MCGOVRAN, who is president of the Kanawha County Student Council Associa- ticn. Doug served in the Student Council as a junior. 35 OOI STRA ' O Homer Board Olive Fielding Irene Woo Bob Thomas Robert McKinnon Mary Max Shirley Rosenbau Thelma Je fer D E 19 b n 7 nne Shivers' Lourie Morris Hortense Balacaier Joanna Jackson Phyllis Turvene Will Miller Harry Musser Ralph Haynes Charles Cottrell BOOK STRAP The Book Strap, official organ of the student body of CHS, was established as a monthly publication in 1907. The purpose of the Book Strap is to inform the students about what is taking place in the School Community, to disseminate the news, and to aid in bringing together the school, the home, and the community. For several years it has been a weekly publication and is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association. In March, several delegates were sent to the national convention in New York with money raised by the staff. Among novel methods of raising this money were a gridiron dinner, a newspaper we-give- no-change sale, and an all-school Varsity Show. The staff is composed of thirty-five members, headed by Bob Thomas as Executive Editor and Bob McKinnon as Editor-in-Chief. EDITORIAL BOARD V O Bob Thomas Will Miller Bob McKinnon Irene Woo Olive Fielding QUILL AND SCROLL Lourie Morris Shirley Rosenbaum Marshall ver Steeg June Martin Olive Fielding Charles Cottrell Hortense Balacaier Stanton Withrow QUILL AND scRoLL The Charleston High School chapter of Quill and Scroll, national honorary society for high school journalists, was established in l926. The purpose of the organization is to advance the ethical standards of professional jour- nalism by developing better journalists: to promote exact, unprejudiced thinking and clear, forceful writing, and to foster the idea of good scholarship among high school students. At present there are eleven active members of the Charleston High School chapter. The Quill and Scroll helped to present a successful Varsity Show in February. Several delegates were sent to the National Press Convention in New York City. The officers are: Olive Fielding, president: Ann McJunkin, vice president, June Robson, secretary, and Shirley Rosenbaum, recording secretary. O PORTFOLIO The staff for the i939 Portfolio, the literary publication of CHS, was organized late in February with Miss Knight as faculty adviser. Mary Frances Kessler was elected editor-in-chief with Dan Oliver as associate editor. Under their supervision the outstanding literary work of CHS students was examined, and careful selections of their best work made. Those selected were published in magazine form as the Charleston High School Portfolio, representing the best literary style of our school. PORTFOLIO Mary Fruth Emily England ' Mary Frances Kessler Barbara Moores Marjorie Wintz Jacqueline Gamst Mary Bowles Rosella Dietz Dan Oliver Norman Christeller CURTAIN AND MASK Rosella Dietz Frances Watt Ruth Doney Anne Shivers Mary Morris Marian Wheaton Amelia Barringer Will Miller Bette Downs Betty Burdette Marian Baird Elaine Bauer lvalou Hanna Helen Pauley Anne Cnrper James Riordan Jcan Weller Virginia Bobbitt Marshall yer Steeg Mary Frances Kessler June Robson Hortense Balaraier Anita Tabor Frances Meanor Betty Fitch Martha Gibson Bon Barksdale Lewis Fox Lucien Gastinc-au Jack Calhoun Paul Fitzwater Jack Holsclaw Sally Miller Joanna Jackson Mary Hover Helen Peterson Alice Townsend Kitty Eskew Phil North R. L. Andrews Jimmy Scott Harvey Chester Harold Swinburne Charles LaMastcr Bill Robinson Kenneth Coghill Edgar Holtz George Spruce Bill Moss Douglas Marlin Chester Spurlock Mr Smith Gordon Sherwood Roland Potter Ted Trvadgold THESPlANS 9 t. Paul Fitzwater Mary Frances Kessler Jack Holsclaw Mr Smith Amelia Barrinqvr Ted Treadgold , ', Frances Wall ' June Robson l Bill Robinson Jean Weller Charles LaMaster Will Miller Harold Swinburne Richard Andrews Fen Barksdale Ginger Bobbitl SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB Under the direction of Miss Eugenia Bibby, the Sophomore Dramatic Club has completed a most successful season. The club programs this year have been devoted to play-reviews, talent demonstrations, one-act plays, and the study of directing, acting, and make-up. The club presented several assembly plays during the year and an attractive program of well-known one-act plays is being prepared for its next year's activities, It is hoped that every interested sophomore may engage in the drama and its associated fields. The officers are as follows: president, Margaret l-liner, vice president, S. M. Croft, secre- tary, Acacia Crowell, and treasurer, Jane Barksdale. i .-u11v-1-1 CURTAIN AND MASK To be or not to be, that is the question in the minds of most of the members of our dramatic society, and indeed, in a few years a number of these members will probably be occu- pying the shoes of Gable, l-layes, and Lunt. The club's program this year consisted of several one-act plays and a major production, Pride and Prejudice, one of the most ambitious undertakings in the history of the club. Participation by several of the members in the annual all-state play contest completed a most successful season. The officers are: Will Miller, presi- dent, Amelia Barringer, secretary, Bette Downs, treasurer. . H 1 t iiii J NATIONAL THESPIANS The highest honor a high school student can achieve in the drama world of CHS is to become a Thespian. Our troupe, ZOO, was organized in l932 and because of its high standards of dramatic ability and subsequent successful productions it is one of the most sought-after organizations in the school. Every year the Thespians take a one-act play to the West Virginia festival, and the plaques which line the walls of 3l7 stand as testimony to their many successes. Since the group is not active at any other time during the year, there are no officers elected, Lawrence W. Smith is the sponsor. Ju, ff- ' . . ' an ' KI I S qvlp i lof 'T .Ku SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB S, M. Croft Lucille Bias Ralph Keightley June McCIarity Donald Shearer Jean Carson Warren Arnett Barbarita Miller James Dodd Betty Sue Akers Harvey Levin Margie Lou Thomas Calvert Estill, Jr. Virginia Cox Betty Cox Dorothy Dearrnan Mondaine Sands Catherine Ogle Rosamond Gadd Beulah Munson Raymond Wells Maurice Dosier Helen Mae Shutter Miss Bibby Kenneth Clark Betty Mumma Coralie McKenna Lois Coates June Gilbert Virginia Elias Eleanor Robson Frances Fortncy Robert Kelly Jacqueline Anderson Barbara Perkins Shirley Haite Phyllis Tickle Margaret Hincr Ruth Horton Lois Morris Doris Taylor Martha Meadows Charles De Spain Jr an White Margaret Ann Raike Billy Jenkins Billy Francis Joan McConihay .lane Barksdalc Ruth Eskew Acacia Crowell Dorothy Jackson Annetta Turner I I sl . v QF 'lily' X fin iii 2. . lf- fl 'Ji . giiis-K 613103 if ,, i, ' W fl N 1 'm 4 A K BAND The Charleston High School band, directed by Robert G. Williams, reached a peak of brilliant performance during the past year, having been acclaimed by numerous sport's-writers and commentators as being one of the finest marching bands in the state. ln addition to playing for eighteen football games, to an estimated crowd of one hundred thousand people, the band has been much on call for outstanding stare sectional events. Two formal concerts were presented and were enthusiastically received by large crowds. The band is looking forward to the National Band Contcst this spring in Louisville, Ky., from which Mr. Williams hopes to bring back honors. The band officers are: John O'Conner, Billy Calhoun, Robert McKinnon, Arthur Walker, Charles Bettinger, Bob Stephens, S Ss A is i s T24 'X ll? Pills' wx? Nl ORCHESTRA The orchestra, conducted by Mr. Williams, furnishes music for school entertainments. ln April its annual concert was presented, which was pronounced a success by all who attended. This group shows constant increase in numbers and improvement of musical standards. Twenty members were selected to play in the state orchestra. Quality of music is stressed, since as a goal it is hoped that the orchestra may attain entrance in national competition. A con- sisten' growth during the last few years would seem to indicate realization of this goal. . w 'i .1-fi' ' x Q 'Za ' 'A fig' N 'xiii :UW . 5 DITORJXM STA O Vuqmm O'l7L-Il Mnr:1m'i'i .7.1hm'is V-'xwm wave'-wr FXw!F1I1w,x!cr 1.1mCsRwu.1.m lhlcklwl Mnllwx Martha Clrlw-.mv Mmm S1,1l:v.1l10r' ART SW AVF C Lharlux Smncrx wlh Hotiy Huwks AIfrcdS1uru- fyvorqv SIFIKICC NGN 5Yu L' Dona Crxmrmctf Paul Emlcx Jack Hmyx Iohr1SoWvla Wlifh lx -rw , IUSI NESS MANAC U L AYhur+1uw Mm' Ohm Alix-.lun Nnihmw lkmlwl i'hi1Nm1h LITERARY STAFF O Mary Boettcher Buckner Morris Mary Frances Kessler Jean Weller Earl Hastings Reasa Gardner Martha Midkift Jean Robinson Mary Lou DeVinney Martha Gibson Margaret Zaharis George Patrick Billy Best Tom North James Riordan Josephine Wright Virginia O'DelI Jean Hornor Margaret White Jeanne Moses Joan Simms Kathleen Miller Paul Fitzwater Charles Watts Reba Erskine Henry Swoope Mae Ola Bryan Patricia Holz Carl Rose Will Miller James Fisher BUSINESS STAFF I Nathan Baker Phil North Marioric Wintz Olga Austin Katherine Cline Martha McClure Ollie May McGuire Nancy Jo Counts Emily England Barbara Moores Ruth Reed Nancy Delaney Mary Bowles Roselle Dietz Mr, Flack Nancy Watts Betty Wells Jacqueline Gamst Bill Moss Robert Brubeck Ruth Byrd Janice Rohr CHARLESTONIAN Once again sales talks were prepared and the halls were a riot ot gaily-colored posters, informing the students of CHS that reservations tor the Charlestonian were open. The literary, art, and business staffs met with Miss Stalnaker, Miss Munsey, Miss Huston, and Mr. Flack and began laying plans for the best book we have ever had. Paul Fitzwater and Buckner Morris of the literary statt were elected editors. Olga Austin, by winning a competitive campaign tor selling advertising space, became business manager, Charles Somerville was elected art editor, A year ot exciting work had begun, the slogan--- For the best! fy, CHORUS One of the school's largest and most active organizations is the Chorus, composed jointly of the boys' and girls' glee clubs. The present membership is almost two hundred. In November, the chorus presented lndian Love Charm, an Amerindian choral ballet, under the direction of Miss Christine Johnson, club sponsor. A brilliant performance of The Pied Piper of l-lamelin, given in March, was applauded by a large audience. The officers of the club are Norma Jane Allen, president, Virginia Ayers, vice president, and Olga Austin, secretary. I LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The atmosphere of the second floor was permeated with doubtful French verbs and halting sentences during the early meetings of the French Club. VVith increased knowledge came greater fluency and by the end of the school year, perfection was reached in gestures and in the art of talking spontaneously. The destiny of the pseudo-Francais was guided hy President Stanley Lnildelfe, nntl was sponsored by Miss Mathews. r i l FRENCH CLUB O Leah Jane Tickle Dorothy Wiery Louise Dick Robert Livingston Stanley Luddeke Sally Jane Miller Virginia Smith Edith Boggcss Mary Brookman Barbara Jean Pierson Helen Peterson Mary Morris Shirley Jaffee Evelyn Motely Era Nell Rose Laura Ann Cavencler Margaret White Bill Cable Ben Isaac R L Andrews SPANISH CLUB Betty Perry Alma Barnett Leah Barott Frances Sonner Norman Cox Robert Smith Ernest McCarus Catherine Cline Edith Gunnoe Kathleen Price Dorothy Legg Ada Jane Williams Jacqueline Gamst Rosalie Marks Jean Greenlee John Thompson Stephen Matthews Martha Muldoon Bette Downs Genevieve Skidmore Helen Miles Miss Reba White James Duffield Alma Carter Christine Walker Caro Childress Nancy Watts Marshall ver Steeg Barbarita Miller Frieda Silverman Stella Sago Bill Rippetoe Quentin Barnette Henry Wehrle Dan Oliver Donald Schaffer Ward Cox Joe Hereford Robert Thomas Lewis Ashley Richard Patterson Seaton Preston Bobby Cronander LA TERTULIA The Spanish name La Tertulia means a group ot congenial people, and this group is composed of the Spanish students of the school. Activities consist of songs, plays, and skits, presented entirely in Spanish, The aim of the club is to give members practice in oral Spanish and a better understanding of Spanish cultural background. The president of the group is Norman Cox, and an advisory council consists of Ernest McCarus, Robert Smith, Ruth Skiles, and Frances Sonner, Miss Reba White sponsors the club. I STUDENT FORUM The Student Forum provides an opportunity for those students who are particularly interested in current affairs, to learn about the issues of the clay and to develop the ability to discuss them logically and objectively. Prominent citizens active in civic work addressed the Forum at intervals during the year and provided the background for student discussion. Miss Caldwell is sponsor and the officers this year are Robert Smith, president, Marshall ver Steeg, vice president, and Ernest McCarus, secretary. STUDENT FORUM Virginia Cox Margaret l-liner Adele Hetherington June Hill Charles Wilson Ben Moore Marshall ver Steeg Robert Smith Ernest McCarus Edith Sayre Annetta Turner Mary Morris June Gilbert Edith Boggess Ethel Reip Hugh Voress Jacquelyn Anderson Maxine Moore Miriam Kenney Elizabeth Evilsizcr Grace Cunningham Sally Miller Ann Johnston Suzanne Adams Betty Wines Elsie McKay Mary Truslow Buckner Morris Mary Katherine Burk Mike Farris Leo Cavender Homer Board Pauline Poff Robert Kelly Donald Shearer Charles Stacy Margaret Barton Katherine Ogle Martha Meadows Shirley Haight Betty Mumma Vera Kopelman Nancy Lee Pitts Byron Thumm James Rexroad James Crow Kenneth Clark Burry Pelzel Jane McJunkin Jane Barkesdale Acacia Crowell Jean Praither Barbarita Miller Helen Baldwin Raymond Reynolds Barbara Perkins Dorothy Jackson Billy Kimberling George Abraham Billy Best In -I , 1 a X nfkw rlallfl- gygnf .4 J 'J I Qllllkv- ,mf Wl .N-Jf w LLIAMS CHAPTER HI-Y Paul FIfZW1llCf Tom North Bill Ezell Bill Hlx David Glltinan Lawson Hamilton Eugene Gardner Bob Turnoy Phil North Doing Crummetl Mr Johnson Robert Counts Gordon Shlnglelon Taylor W1-Iler Addis Munyon Bill Gott lark Helz Herman Winter Charles Goff Cyrus W. Hall DAVIS CHAPTER Hi-Y Q Gordon Sherwood Robert Grewelinn Cart Haan Ed McEltresh Ralph Richards Sammy Poland Dick Thaxton John Campbell Ted Trcadgold James l-lix James Nelson Robert Nicolai Henry Swoope Bob Campbell Edgar Holtz Robert Smith Walter Davis Oliver Tully Norman Cox John Crotty Mr. Johnson Hi-Y The aim of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The present chapters were established in l938. Harry Musser of the Williams Chapter is president of Elkanawha district of the Hi-Y state organiza- tion, This year the club lived up to its slogan by conducting a Come Clean Campaign, which was very successful. The joint chapters were hosts to the Open Boy's Conference this spring and a play will be presented later in the year. The officers of the Williams Chapter are Harry Musser, presidentg Robert Counts, vice presidentg Robert Turney, secretaryg Douglas Crummett, treasurerg and Paul Fitzwater, sergeant- at-arms. The officers of the Davis Chapter are Ted Treadgold, presidentg John Campbell, vice presidentg Ralph Richards, secretaryg and Douglas McGowan, treasurer. pa-' 4 Mourirmisi uorsi CLUB O Jack Summers Ray Hanna John Grubb Quentin Barnette Philip Collia Babe Corey Ike Yeager Maytord Flowers Sam Kay Harold Luscher Champe lsaa: John McNabb Bill Ezell Wilson Ashley MOUNTAIN LION CLUB The Mountain Lion Club was organized in i932 for boys outstanding in sports in Charleston High School, The club strives to make high school sports cleaner and better appreciated in our city. The Mountain Lion Club sponsors some school activity each year. The officers are Ray Hanna, president, Jack Summers, vice president, John Grubb, secretary, and Quentin Barnette, treasurer. Mr. Garrity is sponsor. O GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB A cry was sent up in i929 by our athletes in black bloomers and middy blouses which was answered with the organization of the Girls' Athletic Club. The girls just wanted a chance to prove that it's not a man's world, even in the sports such as basketball, baseball, volleyball, and tennis, The costumes of our Amazons, of course, have changed, but the Girls' Athletic Club still stands on the rock of good sportsmanship, sound bodies, and clean minds. The officers are Reba Erskine, president, Freda Chinn, vice president, Margaret Zaharis, secretary, and Doris Batman, treasurer. Miss Anderson sponsors the club. igtfiftff? GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB Rose Ballam Laura Love Elizabeth Cummings Rosalie Cart Doris Batman Catherine Cline Alzada Maddox Reba Erskine Margaret' Zaharis Martha Muldoon Betty Page Irene White Elsie lsom Oretha Withrow Sadie Hillenbrand Ruth Smith Jeannette Shepard Jean Shepard Helen French Norine Meador Martha McClure Alma Barnette Doris Jenkins Frances Haddad Margaret Fuller Jewell Daubenspeck Jewell Kendall Bessie Asbury Mary Stuck Marguerite Drodrly Kathleen Wyatt Mildred Lewis Helen Bostick Shirley Rosenbaum Fanna Thurston Lola Hedrick Merrill Keatley Virginia Price Mary Max Jean Hunt Vernita Amick Rosella Dietz Frances Rectenwald Virginia Cox June Burford Anna Lee Ellis Jeanette Martin Sally Jane Miller Betty Loveall Alice Stuck Marjorie Cavins Freda Chinn Kathryn King Lois Ann Morris Frances Arose Virginia Ryan Dorothy Burdette Margaret Cooper Mary Dawson Josephine Wright Coralie McKenna Miss Frances Anderson tis asv. fu-Si 'X' ly CEI Q .,.' ' ' rib ' SCIENCE CLUB I Ji-anne Moses Frances Meanor Ralph Richards Chester Spurlock Byron Thumm Robert Brubeck Martha Muldoon Ruth Gardner Ernest McCarus l-iill Best Melvin O'Brien Martha Gibson Miss King Virqinia Robinson Mariory Hetz Charles Lake Jn Wright Waldo Henson Nvlla Mae Stanton Billy Kimberling COMMERCIAL CLUB 4 8 Laura Love Rosalie Veltri ll:-tty Page Norma Dailey Mary Frances Wallace Ruth Reed Reba Erskine Mary Fruth Marqaret Maddy Clarendia Louden leanette Humphries Doris Carte Ruth Ronk Barbara Moore Katherine Smith Emily England Ruth Rawlings Mary Louise Bupp Mary Veltri Norma Meadows Helen Pauley Miss Connor Maxine Forester Geraldine DeBolt Evelyn Evilsizer Grace Cunninqham Phyllis Mankin Jr-anne Beall Marqaret Prire Mildred Martin Louise Wheeler Norma White Miss Bosely Jacqueline Hill Charlotte Walker Lois Kessell Byron Ballangee Jimmy Davis Mr Ferrell Louise Phillips Norma Allen SClENCE CLUB The Science Club was established in February of IQ36, The club has many activities a is famous for being the first chapter in the state to have a written constitution. The club v host to a state convention of Junior Scientists this year. A museum containing many interesti specimens is cared for and added to by the members. The sponsor is Miss King and officers tl year are Chester Spurlock, prcsidentg Byron Thumm, vice presidentg Ralph Richards, secretai and Frances Meanor, treasurer. I 1 E5 COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club is an outgrowth of the National Stenographic Association. lts a is to promote interest in the business world and to make its members familiar with progressi business methods and systems. The club sponsors assemblies once each month in whi prominent Charleston business men speak. The commercial teachers are sponsors, and Be Page is president. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves are the junior members of the Young Wornen's Christian Association. The symbol of the Girl Reserves is a triangle within a circle. The points ot the triangle point out an expanding circle which symbolizes the world in a variety ot activities. The club provides opportunity for building new friendships and enriching old ones, and acquiring better understand- ing ot self, parents, and people ot other races and nationalities. The officers of the Charleston High School Girl Reserves are Alice Abbott, presidentg Jean Hornor, vice presidentg Laura Love, secretaryg and Coralie McKenna, treasurer. Mrs. Stuart Armstrong is the sponsor. .Q K' N.. W , HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was organized here in l925. The club is affiliated with the American and the West Virginia Home Economics Associations. Delegates are sent to all-state :onventions, and highlights of the club are the style shows and the annual Christmas party given to the children cf the Davis Child Shelter. The club is sponsored by Miss Kearney, and 'wiary Hughes is president. GIRL RESERVES O Mrs. Stuart Armstrong Lucille Bethune Helen Basham Laura Love Alice Abbott Dorsey Ely Virginia Lee Brad'ey Jeannette Martin Mildred Martin Marjorie Cavins Jean Hornor HOME ECONOMlCS Rosalie Marks Mary Hughes Doris Jenkins Hilda O'Dell Quendora Wright Dorothy Beck Laura Love Marilyn Shupe Maxine Moore Marie McCormick Marjorie Cash Marjorie Cavins Mildred Martin Helen Hall Miss Kearney Lenora Carroll Pauline Rectenwald Virginia Patterson Frankie O'Daniel Stella Sago Laura Love ,i' 7 lg, 'elite 9 vii ' 4 rg Q ATHLETICS X X If Q 'fs QQ, 'Qi What would a school be without sports? Where would school traditions and spirit be built up it not by athletic contests, fiercely and courageously fought on the gridiron, the track, the gym floor, and the tennis courts? To instill in us good sportsmanship and love of ' win or lose, let us fair play is the aim of high school athletics, so whether we stick by our colors, remembering that who never wins can rarely lose, who never climbs as rarely falls. I COACHING STAFF Mahre H. Pumpkin Stark, Athletic Director , , ,,West Virginia Wesleyan J. R. Long John Skull, Assistant Coach ,, , , , , , Stout Mendel M. Mendie Carp, B Team Coach , , ,West Virginia University Clyde B. Pud Hutson, Line Coach ,, ,, , . ,, Davis and Elkins E. F. lrish Garrity, Head Coach, ,, , ,, , ,, ,West Virginia Wesleyan lt is through the combined efforts of these five men that CHS made its bid in the l938 ridiron show. After their regular duties as teachers are over, these men don coaching uniforms 'id give their time, knowledge, and energy in building a team that is known for its fighting Jirit and good sportsmanship. They spend much time after school hours with the boys working '1 the physical drills and fundamental practices that go into the making of a really fine foot- all combination. Although they did not produce that mythical combination known as the perfect team, iey did mould, through the hard work of both themselves and the boys, a quick-thinking, ard-hitting team that has upheld the fine traditions and high standards of those mighty Capital City teams of the past. So it is with sincere praise and gratitude that we thank Irish Garrity and his assistants br giving us a team that we are proud to call our own Mighty Mountain Lions. And for I939 e, with the entire student body of CHS, wish the firm of Garrity and company even brighter Jccess than they enjoyed in I938. t R,- f , .xx '-7.. Il-X I- f f i x or l ,N KN l it i ,l i X ' X X I 4 ' xx X 'X A s 1 I , ti- -if 1 will wi ,If ,V , X H 515- f , -L -' i is W fQ,, 'ew ' -...',- - my... , 1 -: f . ,- David Caplan Kermit Beard Charles Champe John Brubb Charles Cottrell Harry Silverstein Henry Pruett Bill Powers Harold Luscher David Dean iiS'C s X MOUNTAIN LION SQUAD Phil Collia Charles Schrader Walter Ellis Quentin Burnette Sam Kay Fred Mandt Carl Haan Joe Hereford Jack Summers Ferg Giannakis Paul Gregg Melvin Wolpcrt Mayford Flowers Edsel France Frank Dawson Charles Knopp Albert Melton George Janos Ernie Lowcn Bill Ezell Dick Lewis mag varsity VARSITY SQUAD Football Schedule ' Those who have played their last game as Mountain Lions and leave CHS with a fine . record behind them- CHS Sacred Hear, 6 Captain Bill Speedy Powers, of fighting spirit and gallant leadership, galktolgill . . O Richard Lewis, a fine hard-hitting back, a toter and a blocking back. CHS Clendenin . O I CHS Beckley . . 6 Jack Summers, guard, of the South squad and the Gazette s second all-state team. CHS Parkersburg . 27 CHS Wheeling i 2 John Grubb, back, a fastestepping toter, played hard to win. CHS Dunbar . . Huntington ' 3 Wee Will Ezell, guard, fighting spirit, the Gazette first team-a mighty little atom. organ own CHS East Bank . 2 Quentin Barnette, end, typical athlete and stellar performer, of the South squad. Harry Heigh Ho Silverstein, back, of Morgantown fame. Sam Swing and Sway Kay, tackle, a brick wall in the line. Other Seniors who have earned credit for their fine grid work are Mayford Flowers, Fred , Mandt, Dave Dean, Edsel France, Al Lowen, Joe Hereford, Charles Cottrell, Walter Ellis, Melvin Wolpert, Ray Hanna. Some l94O stars are Phil Collia, Fergy Giannakis, Chug Schrader, Carl Haan, Spence X Burger, Paul Gregg. SCSI tit O Neff V, 5' X E 1 A .2-6. Xu' an .. 'lu YINXXZ, .1 Q b ,r . lf Fl ' Nh' 14' I 1 , ,V X W . J 3 ' ,1 f Q ', 1 X .,.-X ,. N I f x i 3 v ' L xxx W ., , , . .N 535 7 1 QQ ' V, ,. ,., W 'Q L. - ..w-+- M ' - vm an , g .f H3 J N 'Q a az plum' L X X J L u F91 Ba 6,33 'x A 4 , ff? - F f '?f'E'1f ,f1 'W , F. . '.: 1 5 1. 14'- v 5 J' . , -.1 r 'J 1 I 9 - - f' 'rffiu x N CJ ' 4 . .. ,Q 'Qi ' .Qs 'T JEL 'ix ' 1 . ' J ..,...A , X , . I X X Nw X I , A - -. 'iffiisf-li' V . 5 . ,.,,..-......-.. P1 . -V N Q N 1 J A f .. -'f ' I I ,-Qs, V . s l -A ,4 f ZW e rw-ff X49 ,SQ ,: K gg ,::, E yr , . A-. S. 5 . A I 1+ .1-Q H .rp w ' 1.L,.uw-pug... xx , EEE B TEAM FOOTBALL Roll Mr. Carp Wlblin Dickson Hyden Shoener Graybill Barksdale Hill Kossuth Russell Spradling Shoener McClure Honaker St. Clair Dean Williams B TEAM FOOTBALL The B'-' squad! Here are the boys who work on the football field, just as the varsity, and then have to wait until they are varsity men to reap some of the glory that comes with the gridiron game. This year's B team under the guidance of Mendie Carp went into battle with flags flying and made a favorable showing. They won three games, tied two, and lost one. Every one of the boys played good clean football and CHS is proud to claim them as her own. As the year ends it is the sincere hope of CHS that all the boys will graduate to the varsity and further glorify Charleston's football honors. 55 l938 B Team Schedule C CHS CHS CHS CHS I3 So. Charleston 6 Beckley , . I3 East Bank . 2 Nitro. . . CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS Schedule O Princeton . . Bluefield . . St. Albans , Charleston Reds So. Charleston Montgomery . East Bank . So. Charleston Clendenin , Parkersburg . St. Albans . Oak Hill . . Beckley . . East Bank . Wheeling . , Parkersburg . Huntington . Clendenin . , Montgomery 4 SD 'S Ln 'F K U3 DJ un T CD -+- U' N IZPIPIPPPJPIIJPIPIIIPB' VARSITY TEAM BASKETBALL Arlams High Boucher Casto Williams LaMaster Hartman Lewis Giannakis Mandt Haddad Bostick Ezell Melton Pruett Mosely Mr. Hutson VARSITY BASKETBALL The CHS basketeers of l939 were not the best team ever turned out by Coach Clyde Hutson, but it was a team of scrap and determination, and played well on many occasions. The Lions looked their best on their trips into the southern section of the state where they emerged victorious three out of four times, And yet we may call the season a success because we beat Huntington in a thrilling game 43-3l. Ferg Giannakis, a guard playing his last year for CHS, made from his back-court position close to eighty points, which placed him among the leading scorers. Fred Mandt, the big blonde, was a demon under the basket, Because of his huge frame Freddy was our boogey-bear. He led the Lions in scoring by tallying some ZOO points, averaging close to I4 points a game. Richard Lewis, forward, played his second year on the varsity squad. Dick was one of the leading scorers. Charles LaMaster, serving his second year on the team, played an inspiring game at guard and worked hard all the time. Bill Ezell, forward, has received his letter twice. Bill is one of those players who make a coach's task easy. Some of the boys who will return next year are Reginald Boucher, Fred Hartman, Leo Bostic, Rex Williams, Henry Pruett, Bob Williams, Frank Adams, and Dick Foutche. O.K. boys, ready for the toss up? ShOwin' how if's done Befchn Bnll'I make it! Dribbling on to victory B TEAM BASKETBALL Jones Williams McDowell Bailey Hartman Wiblin Adams Flournoy Shoener Montague White Shoener McClure Mr, Carp B TEAM BASKETBALL IIB!! Basketball Team O Charleston Elkview .... Charleston Dunbar .,,. Charleston Charleston Jr. Reds Charleston Huntington . , . Charleston Nitro ..,.. Charleston Dunbar , , . Charleston Clendenln . . . Charleston South Charleston . Charleston Huntington . . . Charleston Nitro .,.. Charleston Montgomery . . Charleston Washington District Charleston Junior Reds . . . Charleston South Charleston . Charleston Montgomery . Charleston Clendenln . Charleston Elkview . Charleston Sissonville . Charleston Cox-Morton . Though the varsity will lose many of its players through graduation the B squad will provide enough in good hoop-sinking material to replenish their ranks. This year's collection of hard-wood heroes, under the capable direction of Coach Mendel Carp, turned out a good sized string of victories. Seventeen games were won and but two were lost. Thus, with sympathy to Coach Carp for losing his fine boys, and with congratulations to Coach Hutson of the varsity for gaining them, we leave the B squad reserves-confident that their ex- cellent experience has prepared them for making the best of future varsity teams for old CHS. -Q -K k.... F 5 A ' , ' , x , f 1,4 I ,img 1 emu Y A T A 1 M .LV fs V .tif US., 'mi J af:-,,Qs.a.i r,. L: 'J ...T . .X A Ti . ' EP' us. 3. fm . v' '3i'1f1ai. avi 1 w if L L nyikii A L X. f .gg., L . '7 W --.'- I938 TRACK SQUAD Henry Pruett John McNabb John Crotty Bruce Haley Roland Lucas I Phil Collia Bill Pemberton Bob Hanna Wilson Ashley Glen Hayes TRACK '38 Each year CHS produces a collection of followers ot the ancient Grecian sport of field and track competition. The year of '38 was no exception and brought to light such an aggregation ot stalwart athletes. Under the able direction of Coach Garrity these boys competed in seven meets and achieved an enviable record in state-wide competition. Among outstanding accomplish- ments, Bill Pemberton clipped two seconds off the seventy yard dash record, and Bob Hanna set a new high in the two hundred yard low hurdles event, Captain Roland Lucas set a state record in the mile, Barnett running second to Lucas in all mile events. It was with genuine regret that we say good-bye to the seniors of the squad, who have added so much to Charleston High's enviable athletic record. To those who are to return we wish the best of luck and a successful season in l939. l 938 Track Schedule EVENT PLACE FINISHED Indoor . , . Morgantown . . . 2 Dual . . . , Oak Hill . . . l Tri-State . . Huntington . . 2 Gazette Relay . Charleston . . 2 Quadrangular . Oak Hill . . . 3 Tri-State , . Parkersburg . . 2 Sectional . . Charleston . . 2 State . . Morgantown . . 3 tk N x Y at . X . .X IN REVIEW The Mountain Lions opened the 38 season by downing the Fighting lrish of Sacred Heart by a comfortable margin. Scores for the Lions were made by Giannakis, Lewis, Ezell, Gregor, and Schrader while little Roger Hiersioux chalked up for the Irish. Next we found a hard-fighting Hinton Bobcat too stubborn and had to be contented with a tie. Lead by Harris and Dodd, the Cats scored first with a touchdown by Hinerman and Harris added the point. Then on passes by Giannakis and Burger, Mandt scored and Schrader kicked the point tying the score .... Then the mighty Lions flew through a fighting Red Devil from Oak Hill as the points for the Garritymen were pinned up by Schrader and Grubb, with the able help of Lewis and Barnett .... Coach lrish Garrity used his sub teams all afternoon in defeating a down-but-never-out Clendenin team. Schrader and Barnett did the scoring for the Lionmen and then retired to the showers for a well-earned rest .... Then Charleston moved into enemy land and was caught napping by a mediocre Beckley eleven and put on the goose-egg end of the score, Phil Collia provided the only spark in the sluggish Capital team with his outstanding play at tackle. Buster Smith did the honors for the Flying Eagles. . . . After losing to Beckley, Charleston came up against the mighty Redmen of the North, the State Champs from Parkers- burg, and suffered their second defeat of the season. Our boys had little chance against a well-balanced team lead by Captain Paul Meredith and Early in the running positions, and the line. Chug Schrader tallied the lone touchdown for the to an undefeated and untied season .... Now we find the boys of from Wheeling. Although Wheeling defeated us last year, we with Dick Lewis clearing the way for the Lion ball carriers and Walter iAll-Statel Barnes in Lions as the Big Reds roared on CHS playing host to the team had our revenge in good style, Flipping Ferg Giannakis tossing the pill around to Grubb and Barnett for two goals, Schrader followed Lewis for a third one. its best ball of the season to Irish eyes were truly smiling that day .... Charleston played beat a powerful Bulldog team from Dunbar. The Dogs had a great team, but the Capitals were in no mood to see Irish in a bad mood. Lion scores were tallied by Flowers, Schrader, Knopp, and Grubb, Silverstein adding the final point .... Our next game was played at Fairfield Stadium. We shall try to forget that game. Both teams played good ball, Huntington had a smile from Lady Luck and scored, but Charleston fought hard until the end .... One of our hardest-fought games was played when the Mountain Lions traveled to the University town to face an undefeated Morgantown eleven. The many having high hopes of seeing the Morgantown boys finish a very successful season by downing Charleston were stunned when a revengeant team of Mountain Lions beat a fighting Morgantown squad by one field goal. Harry lHeigh-Hoi Silverstein booted a thirty-five yard field goal to give the Lions a slight lead. Then Morgantown fought back and scored a touchdown and a point. With only a few minutes to play, Collia, Giannakis, and Lewis tore a hole in the Morgantown line and Schrader slipped through to score, and the game ended. lt was in this game that Jack Summers, acting as captain, played the greatest game of his three-year career to lead the mighty Lions to victory. Andy DeMao, the all-state guard, was the star for the losers. lt was a pleasure to see the tine sportsmanship of both teams in this hard-fought event. Late in the game with both teams fighting like mad, DeMao was injured and was carried from the field by Charleston players .... Charleston ended its season in a blizzard that filled the field with six inches of snow, losing to a fine East Bank outfit as both teams fought to keep from freezing lwe lost our goal postsll. V MQ xr lxftniapy X IW t ll I X, i fir I . -'fi it A if y..,,,..h ff H, ' S x ' f 7' ,. , , Q' L' 'I x 1 . , y ' . , rf' QQ I l I I L ' w- ' I f hi? x GIRLS' ATHLETICS MISS ANDERSON Director of Girls' Athletics GIRLS' ATHLETICS For the girls of CHS a colorful year of athletic activity is offered. Although the girls do not compete with other schools as do the boys, intra-mural competition is every bit as keen. The season of '38-9 opened with the tennis tournament. From a series of exciting matches emerged triumphant Alzada Maddox as singles champion, Martha Muldoon and Margaret Zaharis coming through the doubles with flying colors. After tennis came volley-ball, then the archery tournament, which was won by Alma Barnette, Basketball was welcomed with enthusiasm, this sport being a favorite with most of the girls. At the same time a series of ping pong matches got under way, in which Reba Erskine and Jo Wright out-shone all competition. Some sports which were engaged in all through the year were bowling, paddle-tennis, and swimming. To wind up the year's fun, a fast-moving schedule of softball games was played during April. Of course, the culmination of all sports' triumphs was the Award Assembly in May, when those girls who had been outstanding were presented with pins and letters in recognition of their work. - 1w1 ,f M- QQ- . -A, h lnj'-q , xl 5' ' il NAME 5 ' N... '3 . -151 L , ,L 'N ,. M4 14, , 5 'A 1 V ' Fw Q Q V Milf? 'L VYA ,- V .' M 'Ne N K4 I. ffer A , ' b ,PKTJWEA if ,f ,E 1, , ...M 2,14 L an g ,if X ,ix Pi . P' x . in ' .,wtll1.d H, n ,N.. J.. Q if 7 F g. Ein ix P. V' V? 4, fv 7 ein. ' X HN4 1 . A ...au . x .,,, N , 35132 iv--., QI 54' .la--nv--..:.aramv-Xovw v ix in xx W Q fi 9.- v IP Q., ' fhlifa , if I 34' XA Q 24:2-2 - l m......i, gunman' - I F 5, :'?'. war! - .W-uma Wi'- x. ,,., . . 4 'if-1 z:?EiftL5.12: f geiggggvz -.:A H ' as ,QQ . - K t Y Love two' Our te-mms doubles champs CHS gurls are practiced bowlers too Skatm s fum just ask cm ' In 1' Tennis team warms up fp Wx X Jag 5 'HSE Y Fmt? ,Silk Jo and Reba, ping pong pals-and champs! - 1g.,.b,,i,M. ' 5 U I CLASSES 1 3 . -1- V' g ' -1 rmmmwwfl Students may come and go, but classes go on forever. Twice each year a class of seniors graduates, and immediately a class of juniors moves up to take their coveted position. Then the sophomores, who have long looked forward to the time when they might undertake such projects as the junior play and the Junior-Senior Prom, proudly move into junior quarters. And in turn a fresh class of sophomores begins its career in CHS, with its chance to bring glory and honor to the school. 64 Jlfllll JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS BEN BARKSDALE , . MAE OLA BRYAN . EVELYN CANTRELL . DON WARNER . . VIRGINIA AYERS . HAROLD SWINBURNE JOE HEREFORD , . . . President Vice President . Secretary . . . Treasurer Student Council Student Council Student Council JANUARY GRADUATI NG CLASS We are the dignified seniors, We are the elite of CHS, and we fully appreciate that being-looked-up-to feeling which is so new to us. Our accomplishments have been many. As Juniors, we presented Spring Dance, and with the profits from the production, we gave our beautiful Junior-Senior Prom. During our Senior year, we decided to go in for deeper dramatics and presented a stirring World War drama, The Enemy. This fall we started full swing into the business of being a Senior, We organized the Charlestonian, had our pictures taken, filled in numerous blanks, pored through college catalogues, and fully enjoyed our publicity. A lovely Miss Mountain Lion was elected from our class. As Seniors, we may look back and realize what an enjoyable three years we have spent in CHS. And yet, though graduation has been our goal, we are Ioath to leave the school that has done so much for us. pl 5.0 ST' .i 1 'ul Ill f rl' MASQ, i ' I ill? - ' .QW . .gig RE fa, 3 :IA RY I BENJAMIN NASON BAR KSDALE iiBenii College Preparatory Student Council 3 ROBERT EDWARD AGNEW Class President 4 GEORGE BARRETT JENNINGS BEARE Bob Basketball Manager 3 Industrial Arts Whiskers College Preparatory National Thespians 3, 4 Commercial Sophomore Dramatic Club Curtain and Mask 3 Natronal Honor Society Hi-Y 2, 3 EDITH VIRGINIA AYER5 VIRGINIA LEE BRADLEY KATHLEEN ALICE BRITTON Ginger Commercial Commercial Horne Economics Girl Reserves 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club Hi-G Club 2 Glec Club 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 BEATRICE MAE ADKINS MARTHA ANN BARNSGROVE HELEN MARIE BRENNEMAN HELEN JOSEPHINE BRQ Bee General Music Jo Stenographic Glee Club 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Girl Reserves 3 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 4 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3 Girls' Athletic Club 2 l-ll-G Club 4 NATHAN PRICE BAKER JAMES LESLIE BARNETT WAYNE ELBERT BATTON College Preparatory Jim General Charlestonian College Preparatory Hi-Y 2 ALVIE PAUL BAILEY WILLIAM QUENTIN BARNETTE JAMES J. BARTH GORDON DUANE BRC College Preparatory College Preparatory Jim Engineering Spanish Club 2 Class President 2 Industrial Arts Football 3 Charlcstonian Mountain Lion Club Secretary Class 2 Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 THEI-MA JEAN BAIER BETTY ANN BRAWLEY ELIZABETH HOOVER BROOKS SI-IZYH Betty Betty Commercial Commercial Ari Sophomore Dramatic Club Sophomore Dramatic Club Charlestonian Curtain and Mask 3 I 66 Curtain and Mask 3 GRADUATES: MAE OLA BRYAN EVELYN IRENE CARDER MAXINE LEE COLLINS MARTHA JANE DAVIS College Preparatory Tiny Mac Jamey National Honor Society General Stenographic General Charlestonian Girl Reservrs Vice President Class 4 LAWRENCE D. BURDETTE EUGENE DYKE CAMPBELL DOUGLASS COLEMAN Sticks Gene CRUMMETT General Commercial D College Preparatory Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Sec. 3, Trcas. 4 Charlestonian ARTHUR KOSSOUTH JOHN CALDWELL MALHON MAXWELL ATLEE COTTRELL MERRILL THURSTON DOWNE BURDETTE, JR, CALHOUN, JR. Mac Thursty General Jack General BOOKKSCDIHQ General Glee Club 2, 4 National Thespians 3 Commercial Club 4 Curtain and Mask EVELYN ELIZABETH CANTRELL AGNES JUANITA CASPER SARA LOUISE DANIELS Ebbin Aggie Commercial Commercial Commercial Girl Reserves 2 Sophomore Dramatic Club Hi-G Club Sophomore Dramatic Club Curtain and Mask 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Secretary of Class 4 Hi-G Club 4 RUTH LOUISE BYRD RUTH LOVE CARTE RUTH NADINE COON FRANCES ANN DODD Byrdie College Preparatory Stenographic Ann College Preparatory Stenographic Club 2, 3, 4 General Charlestonian Girls' Athletic Club Hi-G Club 3 HARRY OLIVER BYRNSIDE RICHARD HARRISON COVINGTON DOBSON General CHILDRESS General Dick College Preparatory 67 :IA UARY JAMES ADDISON DUFFIELD, JR WALTER HENRY ELLIS LAWRENCE WINSTON WILLIAM ELMER GRIME Jim Bunny FERGUSON Commercial General College Preparatory Engineering Football 2, 3, 4 JEWEL ELIZABETH GANDEE RAYMA GENE GREENLEE ELIZABETH ANNE I-IESLOP Commercial College Preparatory College Preparatory SDanish Club 3, 4 Charlestonian Glee Club 4 VIRGINIA LOUISE FINK VIRGINIA ELOISE GARRETT REGINA JOSEPHINE HARMON MAXINE HARKINS Gin Ginny Cookie Mack General Commercial General General Home Economics Hi-G Club 3 Sophomore Dramatic Club Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 2 SAM FARBER GEORGE ANDREW GEHRKEN CHARLES WILLIAM ELLIS Rabbit Squire Charley Industrial Arts College Preparatory College Preparatory Student Council 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Secretary of Class 2, 3 FREDERICK FETTE EDELE CHARLES ALLEN EVANS ELLIS ORR FORTNEY WILLIAM HAROLD GRO: Fred Industrial College Preparatory Mope College Preparatory General REASA FLORENCE GARDNER HAZEL MARGARET HAMBRICK MARCINE HARKINS Charlie General General College Preparatory Home Room President 2 Charlestonian Hi-G Club 2 bb GRADUATES.. MARY JANE HILL HELEN MARGARET HOLBROOK OMIE CUMMINE INGRAM ETHEL BEATRlCE KANTOR College Preparatory General Cumine Shorty Commercial Club 2, 3 Stenographic General LEWIS ALLEN HATCHER BRUCE KAY HALEY JOE CABELL HEREFORD Louie Chief College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory Football 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Student Council 4 All State Chorus 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Hi-Y Basketball 2 Curtain and Mask 3 Hi-Y 3 'H CLIFFORD HAMILTON RAYMOND OTHOR HANNA CRESSEL GUY HEIN WILLIAM THOMAS HOLMES Casey Ray General Willie College Preparatory General Commercial President Mountain Lion Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 Football 2, 3, 4 State Chorus 4 HARRIET MAE HILTON EVELYN FAYE HUFFMAN FRANCES JACKSON Stcnographic Commercial College Preparatory IUTH ANN HILLERY VIRGINIA MAE HOWELL EPITHIA ALEXANDRlA JANOS HELEN LUCILLE KNlGHT Stenographic Ginee Eppie Shorty Commercial Commercial College Preparatory Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletic Club 4 Student Council Z . Concert Band 3 X X ' JAMES HAMRIC JOHN F, HOLSCLAW CHARLES RAY HOLSCLAW ,.Jim,r Hjackri ,,Ray,, General College Preparatory College Preparatory Sophomore Dramatic Club Cheerleader 4 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 National Thespians 4 Book Strap 3, 4: Sports Editor 4 Class Vice President 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Track 3, 4 : ANUARY ANNA MEADE LAWSON RUTH JANE LITTON JUNE ROBERTSONQM RTIN IRIS JEAN MORRIS Annie College Preparatory Junni General College Preparatory Glee Club 4 Colle 0 rv. ory Home Room President 3 Qu' d S ll 3, 4 nch 3, 4 ook rap 3, 4 WARREN GEORGE HUGHART KERMIT ARTHUR LEGG WILLIAM H, MARQUIS General College Preparatory Bill General Glee Club 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM R. HOLZ THOMAS B. LECKIE, JR, ALFRED MITCHELL LOWEN WILLIAM HERMAN Mc IIBHIH ..Tom,. HAP, HBHII. Accounting Bookkeeping General College Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4 Band 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 3 GERTRUDE ALICE LINGER CAROL JEAN MARSHALL KATHLEEN MILLER Trudy General Kitty College Preparatory College Preparatory National Honor Society BETTY LEE LEKAS MARJORIE ALZADA MADDOX MARY JANE MASON VIOLET MORRIS College Preparatory Zader Janie General Stenographic Home Economics Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2 President 4 PAUL DANIEL KIRK KENNETH E. LEWIS WILLIAM W. MASON Kirk Kenny Bill General College Preparatory College Preparatory Football 3, 4 70 GRADUATES: ,, l 9' 9 5 fl O 1 I CALVIN MEANS JOHN B,,MURPHY WILLIAM RICHARDSON GQ.-ieral Johnny Willie College Preparatory General Tennis 3, 4 VIOLET PETTRY ERMA LEE RIFFEE CECIL JANICE ROHR Lotty Wormie College Preparatory Commercial Commercial Charlestonian Science Club 3 VIRGINIA BERT O'DELL ANITA SHIRLEY RICHMOND JEAN LELAND ROBINSON Ginny College Preparatory Commercial College Preparatory Glee Club 3 Charlestonian Cl'i3rIe5t0nian COITtl'l'tEl'ClaI Club 3 Hi-G Club 3 WILLIAM BRICEN MILLER, JR. WILLIAM BPEMBERTON JIMMY CASRLISLE SCOTT WiIl i im College Preparatory General General President Sophomore Class Sophomore Dramatic Club, Pres. Secretary Class 3 , Curtain and Mask Club 3, 4 ' Book Strap 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 National Honor Society National Thespians 4 - . Charlestonian 55 X-fs XIX 'XID X. 4 Vg Football 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club EDGAR MERONEY GEORGE S. PATRICK CARL ARTHUR ROSE Ed Pat Hustler General College Preparatory Industrial Artg Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club Charlestonian Football 2 Glee Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3 Hi-Y 3 Book Strap 3 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Charlestonian WANDA LEE REED Commercial HELEN RIPPETOE Miss Mt. Lion College Preparatory Science Club 2 Home Room Preside WINIFRED ISABELLE ROUSH Winnie Commercial Sophomore Dramatic Club nt 2, 3 Stenographic Club 3 7l 0 : AN RY ,O or I CHARLES GORDON Sl-IERWOOD THOMAS O. SMITH, JR. JAMES STEWART Mutt Sylvester General College Preparatory College Preparatory Charlestonian Sophomore Dramatic Club Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Band 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 JOAN WARD SIMMS MARJORIE STALNAKER JUANITA THOMAS Jodie V3 College Preparatory Skeeter College Preparatory Stenographic Charlestonian EDNA LOUISE SANDY FRAN ES QARIAN SONNER PAULINE VIRGINIA SUMMERS Sandy Sonnie Shorty General College Preparatory College Preparatory Sophomore Dramatic Club Spanish Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Home Economics 3 Curtain and Mask 3 Hi-G Club 2, 3 CARL MAXWELL SLATER ROBERT RUSSELL STEPHENS CLYDE HAROLD SWINBURNE Nick Bob College Preparatory College P ePaf5f0VY Commercial National Thespians 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4 Curtain and Mask 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Student Council 4 Home Room President Z JAMES FRANKLIN SIMPSON WILLIAM HARRISON STARKEY STERRETT MONTGOMERY Beetle Bill RUTLEDGE General General FiIbert General MARY FRANCES SNYDER DOROTHY LEE SULLIVAN EDNA MARIE THURSTON Sugar Dottie Commercial College Preparatory Stenographic Book Strap 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3 Stenographic Club 3 Hi'G Club 2, 3 72 GR UATES: ' Y ' T , HL W HENRY L. SWOOPE, JR. EDWIN TIMBERS CARL LESTER WHITE Commercial Ed College Preparatory Charlestonian College Preparatory Spanish Club 3 Hi-Y 4 NELLIE DALE TYLER MARGARET EVANGELINE WILMA FRANCES WILTON NelIe WHITE Commercial General College Preparatory Glee Club 3 French Club 3 Charlestonian f X MARY LeCLERCQ TRUSLOW BETTY FRANCES WELLS PHYLLIS JEAN WILLARD College Preparatory College Preparatory Commercial Student Forum 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 .7 Charlestonian 2 s I X-A,y5,.f,x EDWARD JENNINGS THOMAS ROBERT WILLIAMS TURNEY j IRENE ELIZABETH WOO Jim Bob Woo-Woo Industrial Arts College Preparatory College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Book Strap 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Student Council 3 National Honor Society Phi Beta Kappa Award RICHARD E. THAXTON HOWARD WALDO TINCHER DONALD STEEL WARNER .imckrf NEON ,IDOHH Business Industrial Arts College Preparatory HiAY 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Band 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society, Vice President Class Treasurer 4 MARTHA DAILY WALSH RUBY MARIBEL WHITE VIRGINIA LEE YATES College Preparatory College Preparatory Dinny French Club 3 Glee Club 3 General 73 KI1 1 LM- C QW f . E4 i 'fglllij r ag' 'll' lr. .ri - S MAY CLASS OFFICERS BOB GENTRY ,.... CHARLES LaMASTER GlNGER BOBBITT JACK SUMMERS . BETTE DOWNS . . ROLAND POTTER EDGAR HOLTZ . . President . President , . Secretary MARTHA MULDOON4 f . . . Treasurer Student Council Student Council Student Council Student Council O MAY GRADUATI NG CLASS 1 Competency in leadership of the student body and versatility in activities characterize these staunch supporters of CHS extra-curricular life. The class of l939 is proud of its members in the National Honor Society and other honorary organizations of Charleston High School. ln society away from academic work the class has also been conspicuous in many affairs. Under its supervision as juniors the Junior-Senior Prom and the class play, Spring Dance, rose to unprecedented heights. The senior play was among -its outstanding achievements. Other projects, the Charlestonian, the matinee dances, the various assemblies, the Senior tea, and the class day program, were most praiseworthy. Through the excellent co-operation of the 422 members of the May class all these projects have been financial, as well as social, successes. lt is not with conceit that the class reflects upon past incidents-incidents which are prepara- tory to a greater campaign-for they have given us confidence which in the future will be invaluable. Surely, memories of successful and prosperous days in CHS will remain with us always. A DART ATUQ 'uf Vfl L ff ZEORGEANNA ALDRIDGE PAULINE AUDIA I 419 ROSE FRANCES BALLAM PAUL NATHAN. BOWLES Georgie Stenoqmphic I xv! Cneeta BOOKKGCDIHQ Stenographic Stenogf-9DlW5C Home Economics 2 M., GIYIS' Afhletil Club 3 . HERALD DOUGLAS ANDERSON, BYRON SPARKES BALLENGEE AMELIA SCOTT BAR GER - , JR, General Mil Bunny Glee Club 2 College Preparatory College Preparatory B Basketball Manager 2 Sophomore Dramatic Club Hi-Y 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Football 2, 3 National Thespians 3, 4 HARD WAYNE ALEXANDER ARLEN RICHARD BALDRIDGE JOHN W. BAUGHMAN ELAINE BAUER Dick Dick General General College Preparatory College Preparatory Sophomore Dramatic Club Glee Club 2 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Band 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Orchestra 2 AYLEENE ASHLEY X MAE MARIE BAILEY WILLIAM GEORGE BEST Al ' Sister May Bill Stenographpi JT, Bookkeeping f College Preparatory President Class 2 lCla ' Glee Club Science Club 4 School! J Charlestonian Glee CIub4CIay A f NORMA JANE ALLEN OLGA ELO 1 'IQJPTIN ,HO MARGUERITE CHARLES EDWARD BRADLEY Steriographic Hefilf f ALACAIER College Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Pres. 4 Glee Club 3, 4' c. 3, 4 Jf H0rty Girl Reserves 2 A Cappell r 3, 4 College Preparatory All State Chorus 3, 4 Qharlgsyo n Business Manager Glee Club 2 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 I I I- A Cappella Choir 2 Sophomore Dramatic Club V x ' Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Book Strap 3, 4 Circulation Manager 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 National Thespiaris WILLIAM A. BARTON, JR. HELEN GERTRUDE BASHAM Bookkeeping Stenographic Social Committee 4 Girl Reserves 4 Glee Club 2 JAMES LOUIS BAILEY Jimmie College Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Librarian w 'M'l QQOJJJ O, 75 '- : AY 3. DOROTHY ANN BECK VIRGINIA BOBBITT ELEANOR LEE BRLJSTER NANCY ELIZABETH BUR Pat Ginger . Lea Lee Betty Art College Preparatory Music General Student Forum Z, 3 Sophomore Dramatic Club Glee Club 2 Home Economics 4 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Cl ss Day Committee 4 Commercial Clu 3 National Honor Society qs Q National Thespians 4 Secretary Class 4 N . ROBERT H. BRUBECK, JR. WILLIAM H. CALHOUN NICKOLAS J. CICCARELLO College Preparatory Billy Nicky Basketball 2 General College Preparatory Charlestonian President Home Room 2 Science Club 3, 4 Band 4 President Home Room 3 Tennis 3 JAMES GORDON BRADY WILLIAM ELMER BURROWS JAMES D. CANNON HAROLD T. COLLEY, J General Bill ge Preparato Bookkeeping Commercial ,O :A . BETTY JANE BOARD CA NE BOWLES DOROTHY FREDA BIJRDETTE ,IBN ,IM Katya Homo College Preparatory College Preparatory Stenographic Social Committee 4 Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves Class Day Committee 4 Charlestonian Junior-Senior Prom Social Committee 4 Senior Office 4 FRANCINE LUCILLE BETHUNE MARY ETHEL BOETTCHER LX -' fl' r BUPP BERNADINE THERESA Bl CilIie College Preparatory I : f 7 Dennie Stenographic X f 'M ' A' Commercial Girl Reserves 4 Sop matic Club Curtain and Mask 3 Junior-Senior Prom Commi ee 4 Glee Club 2 o mercial lu , X JOSEPH THOMAS BRUMLEY JOHN WILLIAM CAMPBELL WILSON P Commercial College Preparatory Pers President Home Room 2, 3 , ral Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. 4 Book Strap 4 76 ' GR DUATES: .RJORIE GRACE CAMPBELL PAULINE REBECCA CARTER MARJORIE CASH JANE BELL CHERRINGTON Tart Paul General College Preparatory College Preparatory Commercial Home Economics 2 Girl Reserves 2 Student Forum Glee Club 2, 3 Home Economics 4 CHARLES D. COTTRELL, JR. ROBERT PEEBLES CRAVER ROBERT G, CRONANDER ,ichipu i,B0bby,, ,,BObbyi, General General College Preparatory Book Strap 3, 45 Sports Editor Quill and Scroll 4 Basketball 2, 3 I Football 3, 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club Z ICHARD LEE COOPER, JR. JAMES BERNARD CRADDOCK fl REX ELMO CRITES GEORGE A. CUNNINGHAM Commercial Jim ' f Industrial Arts College Preparatory Commercial Club 2 General I Charlestonian DORIS IRENE CARTE DOROTHY MAE CASE VIRGINIA MAXINE CHANCEY Commercial Dottie Max Glee Club 3 Stenographic Stenographic Commercial Club 3, 4 Stenographic Club 2 Glee Club 2, 3 I . 0 f ROSALIE CART NAOMI HELEN CASDORPH ARJO IE MAE CAVINS J N MARIE KHILDERS Rosie Commercial ' Midge Stenogyiphic General College Preparatory , 1, Sirl Reserves 2 Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4 ,f Sirls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 4 X f Iommcrclal Club 3, 4 Home Economics 4 Latin Club 2 NORMAN RU L COX WARD ALLEN QZRANE JOHN ALPH OT Mathe ics ' College Pniglfr tory Colle Pr rato Spanish Cl , 4, Pre . 4 Sophomore Df atic Club, Hi-Y 3, 4 Hi-Y Cl , 4 Vice President e ntai ion Club fl , Sec.,ySo h ore Class - , , 4 l ' Hi-Yi Jub 3 4 ' i . -ll. A I A ' i 1 l A, 77 :MAY 'Y , I Halal EVA CATHERINE CLINE B JOSEPHINE NANCY COUNTS BETTY LEONA DANO NANCY CAROLINE DELA Kitty College Preparatory General College Preparatory College Preparatory Science Club 3 Home Room President 3 Hi-G Club 2 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 45 Charlestonian Social Committee 4 French CIub3 Treasurer 4 Social Committe Charlestonian Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Social Committee 4 Charlestoniang Advertising Mgr. Social Committee 4 fm Glee Club 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 , National Honor Society I Q National Thespians I fbn Ugg g JAMES GRANT DAVIS NED CARROL DAWSON MARCUS WILLIAM DODD Jimmy College Preparatory Bill Stcnographic College Preparatory Glee Club 2 Band 2, 3 Commercial Club 4 Science Club 2 CLARENCE L. DARNELL, JR. WALTER THEODORE DAVIS WILLIAM L. DODD JOHN W. DUFF, JR Bookkeeping Walt Bill DOC Industrial Arts ' College Preparatory College Preparatory Hi-Y 3, 4 rrtiw'-J sophomore Dramatic ci MILDRED CHRISTENA COOK GRAC MARIE CUNNINGHAM GERALDINE ELIZABETH DCBOLT Steriographic Gracie Jerry Commercial Stenographic 5' Student Forum 2, 3, 4 ' Commercial Club Z Commercial Club 3, 4 Student Forum 2 ' Class Day Committee 4 Junior-Senior Prom 3 .fa Senior Office 4 5 GLADYCE BARTRAM COBB ELIZABETH JEAN CUMMINGS MARGARET JOSEPHINE DAVIS N TH D-:N Bobbie Libbie P0Q9Y N ie College Preparatory Commercial College Preparatory 3 reparafory Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Student Forum 2 Class Day Committee 4 Social Committee 4 Ha-G Club 2 0 dal .ldfttf JUDSON CHARLES DAVIS, JR. DAVI EUGENE DEANE WILLIAM DeWlTT DOLAN Jasper Pudden Bill College Preparatory General Industrial Arts Football 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3 78 GR DUATE : A I I I I I I Charlestonian l Commercial Club 3, 4 I, ir des el Y 4 I Af' 'V mm French Club 3 I El!! cO Giee Club 2 U IX JOHN WILLIAM EADS EUGENE DALLAS ERWIN VIRGIE MARIE EPLIN Jack Industrial Arts ' Randy College Preparatory Stenographic Band 2, 3, 4, Corporal 4 Hi-G Club 2 K Commercial Club 3 r V X JOSEPH A. EADES, JR, WILLIAM CLAUDE ELLISON, JR. JOSEPH HARVEY FARRIS EMIL IRGINIA ENGLAND Joe Industrial Arts Joe graphic General College Preparatory Charlc ian Assembly Committee 3 Home Room President 3 Steno Club 3 Assembly Committee 4 Social ittee 4 MARY LOUISE DILLS BETTE DOWNS MAYFORD AVERAL FLOWERS DiIl Pickles College Preparatory Bud Commercial Sophomore Dramatic Club General Science Club 2 Curtain and Mask 35 Vice Pres. Football 2, 3 Book Strap 3 Mountain Lion Club 3, 4 ,f ,f 1 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, 3 ' '-41 National Honor Societ ' ' ' Y fi! ROSELLA FRANCES DIETZ RUM ZABETH DONEY ANN CABELL EMBLETON PAUL BERNARD F ZWATER Pinkie 'Doney Shug Fizzy' College Preparatory Art College Preparatory College Preparatory Charlestonian harlestonian Bookstrap 3 Sophomore Dramatics 2 Girls' Athletic Club 4 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 National Thespians 4 Curtain and Mask 4 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Student Forum 2 Quill and Scroll 4 National Honor Society Book Strap 3, 4, Art Editor 4 JAMES ELLIS WILLIAM GERALD EZELL Hjiggsr, HEMI, General College Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 25 Pres. 3, 4 Pres. Soph, and Junior Class Pres. Student Council 4 Mountain Lion Club 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club Curtain and Mask Club 3, 4 Student Forum 3 Charlestonian Editor g HIVY 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4 National Honor Society National Thespians 3, 4 REBA TELIWANDA ERSKINE Stenographic Charlestonian Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society Commercial Club 3, 4, Sec. 4 Student Forum 2 Senior Office 4 Junior-Senior Prom 79 -- AV . 6 , 90,-'woo DORIS DELIA ERWIN MAXINE LEE FISHER ELIZABETH SUZANNE MARY ELIZABETH FRU Dody Commercial FORINASH Stenographic College Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Hi-G Club Social Committee 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3 Home Economics 2 ARLIE EDSEL FRANCE PHILLIP EBERT GEE JOSEPH CLAY GILLESPIE Industrial Arts Phil Joe Football 2, 3, 4 College Preparatory Bookkeeping Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 CHARLES F. FOX LUCIEN OWEN GASTINEAU, JR. ROBERT ELLSWORTH GIBSON LEO PAUL GIVEN Foxiness Junior Bob College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory Home Room Presiden Book Strap 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Librarian Band 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Debate Team G. M. S, 3 Orchestra 2, 3 Sophomore Dramatic Club f Assembly Committee, Ch'm. 4 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 f' Junior-Senior Prom 3 Jy,jPyfVice Pres. Junior Class 3 Stenographic Club 3 b X Y Concert Band 4 ANNA MARIE FIS BETTIE JEAN FORD MARTHA ERNESTINE FRALEY College Preparato Cutie 7 Teen ' Home Economics f Q A Commercial Girl Reserves 2 It 1 -,I . A Home Economics 4 1 ' GIJ- yl ELIZABETH ROSE EVILSIZER ELIZABETH LEWIS FITCH OLIVE BIRKETT FIELDING JACQUELINE . Betty Betty Lou Scoop Jackie Stcnographic College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory Student Forum 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Book Strap 3, 4, News Editor 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 National Thespians Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Pres. 4 Charlestonian ' Ag - f ' Sophomore Dramatic Club National Honor Society, Sec. 4 5f J Curtain and Mask 4 Student Forum 2, 3 WlLLIAM CRAWFORD FRENCH G. G Y ANGUS GILLIS, JR. HBHIII HB0 1 Football 2 Presid Clas 4 80 i,AggieH College Preparatory lleg y College Preparatory Wk TES: Sr? S ,- MARTHA VIRGINIA GIBSON GLADYS TOPE GUNNOE IVALOU BELLE HANNA LOLA ERNESTINE HEDRICK Gibby Trudy College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory General Sophomore Dramatic Club Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4 :phomore Dramatic Club Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 'udent Forum 2 .irtain and Mask 3, 4 ational Honor Society, Pres. 4 :ience Club 4 riarlestonian ff i-G 2 1 V , 1 ational Thespians ROBERT OZIAS GOFF 'JOHN MCCLURE GRUBB JUSTIN JARRELL HARDMAN Bob Cotton Deacon General College Preparatory General Football 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 45 Corporal Mountain Lion Club 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 CHARLES GOFF FRED STAUNTON GREYBILL, JR. ROBERT DUBREE HAMER ROBERT LEITH HARTMAN Chad Noonie Bob Bob College Preparatory Industrial Art College Preparatory College Preparatory Hi-Y , 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club Band 2, 3, 4 -Y 2, 3, 4 fb Football 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 H Room President 2, 3 , Glee Club 4 Stud rn 2, 3 PEGGY ANN GRISINGER ARIDIA MAE HALSTEAD PAULINE MARGARET HARMO Hpcgrf ,,Reda,, ,IPOHYH Stenographic Stenographic ' , Stenographic BETTY JO GOELLER MARGUERITE HALSTEAD REBA JUANITA HANNA MARINESE OLYN College Preparatory Margie Stenographic, HENNEG Glee Club 2 College Preparatory Commercia X French Club 3 4 J Student Forum 2 ' KALLAN DAVID GOLDSTEIN PHILIP JOHN HADDAD GEORGE ARTHUR HART X Goldie General f Georgie , -,N I College Preparatory , fl College Preparatory Qggclwestra 2, 3, 4 ff . f K d 2, 3, 4, Corporal 4 f I X ational Honor Society , Xerman Band and Dance Band ' 2 3 4 Sgtudent Forum 2 XXIAII-State Orchestra 3, 4 X5 All-State Band 3, 4 , I Sl 3- AV, I, , , -,, DELORINE HENSON JACQUELINE FRANCES HILL PATRICIA LEE I-IOLZ MARY ENNELLE HOVE Sissy Jackie Pat College Preparatory Stenographic Stenographic College Preparatory Glee Club 4 Senior Ottice 4 Commercial Club 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Curtain and Mask 4 Charlestonian ROBERT WILLIAM HELMICK,JR. ROBERT LEE HILL FRANK WELLS HOGG Bob Bob Pig 4 General College Preparatory College Preparatory Student Forum 2 j WILLIAM EARL HASTINGS CHA LES OWARD HIGH JAMES BUFORD HIX AR WOLFE HOLT. Commercial ' hucgy Jimmy Eddie Charlcstonian Gene College Preparatory College Preparatory Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 'lit-L4 - Curtain and Mask 4 Student Council 4 MA RIE .ALICE HETZ MARY CATHERINE HOLSTEIN JEAN RICHMOND HORNOR . tzie Katie College Preparatory C Ilege p ratory Art Charlestonian Science CI , 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 French Club ' Glee Club 3 A Cappella 3 B TY LOU HESS JULIA ANNE HILL NANNIE BLANCHE HOOK HOWARD General College Preparatory Art ographic Glee Club 2 Span'sh Club 2 GI- lub 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 ROBERT GRANT HENSON ALFRED LEE HISS PERRY F, HOLSTEIN, JR. Bob College Preparatory Shorty College Preparatory Hi-Y 2 College Preparatory French Club 2 SZ i Nl I f of 'if if .AARY ANGELENA HUGHES ' JEAN PRESTON HUNT DORIS MARGUERITE JENKINS MARY KATHRYN JORDAN Pud I , General College Preparatory Mimi College Preparat ffl ' A ll Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4 Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4 Commercial ee Club 2, 3, 4 Home Economics 3 Cappella ci-tb rl3, Rme Econorrrl s 3, 4, Pres. 4 FRANK WOOLWORTH HOWIE DENVER PAUL INGRAM CHARLES E. JARVIS Howie Ike lndustrial Arts 0 College Preparatory Industrial Arts Football 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Hi'Y Z, 3, 4 JAC NDERSON HOLZ AL BERT HYDE JOSEPH A. ISAAC HN MCGRAW JENNINGS l-lots Doc Joe College Preparatory College Preparatory Industrial Arts Bookkeeping Boys' Glee Club 2 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 A Cappella Choir 2 Class Pianist JESSIE LEE HUDSON MARY ADELYNE JANSOHN ELLA MADELINE JONES General College Preparatory Mannie Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4, State Chorus Commercial Library Assistant 4 Y JEANNETTE HUMPHREYS ROLEE YDQ NANA BELLE JINKS MERRILL JUNE KEATLEY Commercial en a Sparky ,S,tendQr4ph.ie',,' G College Preparatory GirlsQ,Athlctic Club 2, 3, 4 lee Club 2 - --1, , ,N President Home Room 2 - 'i7'l '4', '9'-f. ' BILLY HUNT 'x A L ISAAC PAUL VINCENT JAVINS Q College Preparatory -g L h Slug Co ge paratory College Preparatory Band 3, 4 B 83 F, I t, CDADTTATEQ1 :MAY X I rf . I - 41 RUTH JANE KERNS KATHERINE KING 'CHARLOTTE LEWIS LAIRD l ETALKA Slenographic Katie Louie Stenographic College Preparatory Glec Club 4 French Club 3 Home Glee Club 4 Girls' Athletic Club 2 CHARLES P. JONES, JR. LeROY KEENEY Mike College Preparato y f industrial Basketball 2, , f Club I .407 2 ' Z . 3 4 E . 3 RUSH M, JOHNSON, JR. CHARLES SAMUEL KAY CHARLES LESLIE RICHA ALLEN LEWI Mush Sam General Dick College Preparatory Engineering Band 2 College Preparatory Football 2, 3,l4 Orchestra 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 ' Science Club 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Mountain Lion Club 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Mountain Lion Club 3, AR FR ES KESSLER GANCIE JANE LACARIA 5 ' oots Chickie Ofs gg: Preparagryb Stenographic ' o re ramatic u 5 'fl Cu ta and Mask 3,4 C rlestonian National Thespians 3, 4 French Club 3 LOIS FRANCES KESSEL ELEN M KUSHNER MARY Slcnographic Snooky Stcnographic Student Forum 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Senior Office 4 JOSEPH C. JOYCE, JR. WILLIAM RHODEHAVER J0e ' KIMBERLING Commercial Billy Engineering Student Forum 4 Science Club 4, Treasurer 84 DORIS ELAINE LEDBETTER Graduates i940 EVELYN LATSHAW VAUGHNEDA MAE LILL Red Vaughn General Stenographic EDWARD R, LANHAM Tacket Industrial Arts GRADUATES.. fw if! U-414317 ARENDIA OPAL LOUDEN BEATRICE IRENE LOWE Pl-IYLLIS LENOR MANKIN FRANCES MILDRED MARTIN Rer1die B Phil Stenographic Art and Stenographic Commercial Commercial Commercial Club 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Science 2 Commercial Club 3 4 Girls' Athletic Club 3, -I Glee Club 3 Commercial 3, 4 Home Economics 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Portfol' 3 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 I Allied Youth 4 FRED MANDT HARRY N, MARTIN, JR. JOHN POLK MCCALLISTER College Preparatory College Preparatory College Preparatory Basketball 4 Football 4 7W04vn WILLIAM THOMPSON SAMUEL MIRAGLIOTTA MARIE CHARLES FISCHER MASON DOUGLAS CALVERT MCGOVRAN LIVELY, JR. Bookkeeping College Preparatory College Preparatory Bill Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Sec. 3, Pres. 4 Hi Y Treas College Preparatory Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Student Council Hi-Y 3, 4 Na 'cnal Thespiaris President Home Room 3 A LAURA ELIZABETH LQYE is V ANNE SCHILLING McJUNKlN PHYLLIS MAE MARSHALL BrighffEye fb V Mac Phill Sterioghgbtit - . ' College Preparatory General G.rl Reserves Z,y3, 4g Sec.-3, 4 Commercial Club.B, j V f? jj- eirlsf Athletic Club 3 4 gc,- Home Economics 4f ' Book Strap 3, 45 Exchange Editor Quill and Scroll 4, Pres. 4 Social Committee 4 Commercial 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 A Cappella 2, 3 Student Forum 2 Allied Youth 4 ' 1, f 0 Student Forum 2 - Q el C IARY ISABELLE LOURY MARGARET ALDINE MADDY R S LIE MARKS BONNIE VIRGINIA MAXWELL Ickey Margie College Preparatory Bubbles College Preparatory Commercial Girl Reserves 2 Stenographic Glee Club Commercial Club 3, 4 Sophomore Dramatic Glee Club 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Band 2 3 Walton High Home Economics 4 Pres. Literary Club Walton Spanish Club 3, 4 Home Economics HANSFORD BOYD MANGUS ERNEST DOUGLAS MARTIN, JR. ERNEST NASSEPH McCARUS General Doug College Preparatory Commercial Curtain and Mask 3, 4 National Thespians National Honor Society Student Forum 2, 3, 4 French Club 3 Science Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3 Home Room President 2 MG QAM-0041 .-:MA , MARY IEE MAYS LORENE MCCORMICK BETTY JO MCMILLION FRANCES MEANOR Dimples General Jetty Bo Franc gll'II4ltlf.'IllhIt' College Preparatory College Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3 Student Forum 2 Junior Academy ot Science 2 French Club 2 Booster's Club 2 Science Club 3, 4, Treasu Curtain and Mask Club 4 Book Strap 3, 4 JOHN THOMAS MCNABB AMIEL MICHAEL DONALD FRASER MINSKER Industrial Arts Zeke College Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, 4 College Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4 HifY 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4 ROBERT WILLIAM McKlNNON WILLIAM HARVEY MEANS, JR. DELBERT ROCKWELL MILLER PERRY EARL MANN, . Bob Bill Rocky Summers County College Preparatory Commercial Industrial Arts College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4, Chief Musician 3, 4 Football Manager 4 Orchestra 2, 3, -I All State Orchestra 4 Book Strap 3, 4, Ed,-in-Chief 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 National Honor Society HI Y 3 IVA MARIE McCOMMACK OLLIE MAY MCGUIRE NORMA NELL MEADOWS General Pigley Nome Home Economics 4 College Preparatory Stenographic Glee Club 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 French Club 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 f Charlestonian Hi -G Club 2 vryvtouv Hn-G Club 2 RTHA G A McCLURE NANCY ELINOR MCELHINNY MAXINE ELIZABETH MEADOR MARTHA ELIZABETH Ml Moe Skipper Maxie Honey College Preparatory College Preparatory Commercial Stcnographic Student Forum 2 l Girl Reserves 4 Charlestonian French Club 2 . ' Glcc Club 2, 3 Social Committee 4 Girls' Athletic Club 4 Commercial 3, 4 Charlestonaan Student Council 2 SIDNEY ELJEE MCNIEL PAUL EVERETT MILLER JERRY MITCHELL College r tatory Speed Doc President e Room 2 College Preparatory College Preparatory , Football 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 ' Hi-Y Club I Spanish Club 14, H6 fb, GRADUATES: HELEN ALETHA MILES BARBARA RUTH MOORES MARTHA JANE MULDOON HELEN LEE O'DELL General Stenographlc Happy General Spanish Club Charlestonian College Preparatory Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Student Forum Home Room President 2 National Honor Society Soc.-Trcas. 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Science Club, Treasurer 4 Class Day Committee 4 Girl Reserves 2, 3, Treasurer Treasurer Class 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 ROBERT NEARMAN PHILIP OLIN NORTH AUBREY EVANS ORCUTT Bob Phil General College Preparatory Student Forum 2 Sophomore Dramatic College Preparatory Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Track 2, Tennis 3 Basketball 2 Band 2, 3, 4, Asst. Drum-Major . ' National Thespians 4 . f' 4 ., 4 - Charlestonianj Asst. Bus, Mgr. f,.', Y' f' ' K' 7 ICKNER STUART MORRIS MARK ELMAN NORQECK , DANIEL ALBERT OLIVER, JR. RALPH WILLIAM PAYNE Bucky Gen I 'T , ' H College Preparatory Duchess COIICQG Preparatory X' jf f Portfolio Commercial Student Forum 3, 4 7 , Charlestonian, Editor x f . lk Hi'Y 4 1 E V ' ' fi ,A .f Junior-Senior Prom f !.774df1'24 ' ARIAN MOORE SYKXTIA JEANNE MOSES MARTHA JEAN MUNSON General Heavenly Shorty Glee Club 2, 3 College Preparatory College Preparatory Orchestra 3 Science Club 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Student Forum 2, 3 Assembly Committee 4 All-State Orchestra 3, 4 8 Charlestonian EVA FAYE MONTAGUE LOURIE BERNICE MORRIS REVA AILEEN MULLENS BETTY LEE PAGE 5T9nOQraDhiC , Laurie General Stenographic College Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club Sophomore Dramatic Club Commercial Club 3, Vice Pres, 3, French Club 3 Pres. 4 Book Strap 3, 45 Feature Editor Assembly Committee 4 BEN H. NICHOLLS THOMAS NORTH FREDERICK PAUL PAULEY Nick Tom Industrial Arts College Preparatory Football 2, 3 - Spanish Club 2 Tennis 2, 3 Track 3 College Preparatory Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Charlestonian AV --ff 'ew - l MA...,,....,,.,v-....,...,.. --... ,..- -. , , Home Economics Betsey lv II Q-noE'I4iphic College Preparatory Glen Club 5, 'l College Preparatory Spanish Club 4 J Assembly Committee 4 , ROLAND BELL POTTER SEATON TIN RESTON, JR, RANSFORD W. RANSOM Pot e reparatory -D Porky College Preparatory ent Forum Z, 3 General Student Council 3, -I cience Club 3 Q Pres. Junior Class ' - Football 2 National Honor Society Curtain and Mask 3, 4 PAUL EUGENE PERRY CHARLES WESLEY PRAITHER STEPHEN K. RAMSEY WILLIAM JOSEPH REDD Industrial Arts General Pete Billy O Industrial Arts College Preparatory JANET ANN POULTON CAROLINE PHELPS PETTY THELMA LOIS RADER Dugan Cay Boots jrenographic College Preparatory Stenographic Commercial Club 2 Senior Scrapbook Glee Club 2 Junior-Senior Prom 3 Senior Office 4 , ,. iq Social Committee 4 Hglgn l-ouisc Pad-a HELEN ELSIE PETERSON BARBARA JEAN PIERSON JEAN MARIE RADFORI Commercial Petie College Preparatory College Preparatory Sophomore Dramatic Clu ' College Preparatory Sophomore Dramatic Club I Librarian Ch'm. Commencement Com. 4 Curtain and Mask 3 fCurtain and Mask 3, 4 Curtain and Mask 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4 National Thespians French Club 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Commercial Club -I Sophomore Dramatic Club French Club 3, 45 Pres, 3 X Class Day Committee Chairman X President Home Room 3 JOS LEONARD POTTER GUY W, PRICE JAMES FREDERICK RAWLING Colleqe Preparatory General Jimmy H H College Preparatory GRADUATES: XM, ROBERT WALLACE REED JAMES OTHO RIORDAN WILLIAM AMOL RONK fra Z' ROBERT EARL CHAMBERS Bob Jim Bill V -' College Preparatory General College Preparatory College Preparatory iff ' Band 2, 3, 4, Drillmastcr 3, 4 ' I ' Charlestonian ' Curtain and Mask 4 Football 2 5 Student Forum 2 National Thespians 4 RUTH DOLORES REED RUTH ELIZABETH ROBERTSON MILDRED JUANITA ROGERS Rudd General Micky Stenographic Stcnographic Commercial Club Vice Pres, 4 Glee Club 3 Class Day Committee 4 Home Economics 4 Junior-Senior Prom 3 AULINE EUNICE FREDERICK AGNES ERNESTINE RISK VIRGINIA LOUISE ROBSON LILA LEE SABA RECTENWALD Aggie Sussie College Preparatory College Preparatory Stenographic College Preparatory Glee Club 4 French Club 2, 3 Glee Club 2 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4 A Cappella C ir 4 if Junior-Senior Prom Commercial Club 3, 4 A All-State Orchestra 4 J Home Economics 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club 2 V X Science Club 4 A f' -ff Home Economics 4 1, ' I u if Social Committ 4 ' i an 1 WILLIAM EDWARD RICI-IA S ' JOSEPH PAUL ROI-IR WILLIAM JENNINGS Bill Coll geJPrepara1ory ROWLANDS College Prepar ry' - Bill General ALPH HAROLD RICHARDS WOODROW RISK CHARLES VINCENT ANDREW YERRID Harpo Pedro L ROUNSAVELL Andy College Preparatory College Preparatory Charlie General Science Club 35 Sec. 4 B Team Basketball 2, 3 College Preparatory Football 3 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Band 3, 4 Student Forum 2, 4 LEONARD SISSON WANDA JEAN ROBINSON RUTH G, RONK Sus Sugar Ruth J General Stenographic Stcnographic Commercial Club 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 Class Day Committee 4 89 :MAY T rw xi 2 Q 1 S ROBERT FRAZIER ROYAL IOSEPH THOMAS SHANK JACK WARREN SIMPSON Bob Jake Colleqe Preparatory College Preparatory General Student Forum 2, 3 Socinl Committee 4 rj H . ,Y I ..', A , LILLIAN CLAIRE ROUSH ANNE OGLE SHIVERS FERNE ELIZABETH SMITH Lilly Art Smitty Stenographic Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Stenographic Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Book Strap 3, 4 Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4 All-State Orchestra 4 Senior Office 4 JuniorASenior Prom JOAN FRANCES ROSENFELD BE T ANN SAT FIELD ELSIE ALLENE SMITH Dusty Becky Eckie College Preparatory College Preparatory Stenographic Glce Club 3, 45 Librarian 4 Student Forum 2 Class Day Committee 4 Marionette Club 3 Commencement Committee 4 GROVER MANSFIELD SEAFLER DAVID P. SIMMONS CHARLES HENRY SLAGLE Mutt Dave Chizel Industrial Arts General Industrial Arts LEON FERDINAND SC ULTZE HARRY SILVERSTEIN JOHN NORMAN SIRK Dutch Humpy General Ar College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4g Corporal T Football 4 . iw GLADYS MARIE RUST GENEVIEVE AUDRA SKIDMORE KATHRYN SUSAN SMITH General Stenographic Kitty Girl Reserves 2 Assembly Committee 4 Stenographic Class Day Committee 4 Curtain and Mask 3 90 Commercial Club 4 Class Day Committee 4 GRADUATE : X EDSEL KERWIN SMITH JOHN comsirsi SOWERS ORDITH LEE SUMMER5 Smithy Soupy General General College Preparatory Band 3, 4 Charlestonian Football 2 HELEN MAE STEWART ALFRED LEE STINE ' ROBERT WALTON THOMAS Kid Art Tommy General Hi-Y 2, 3 College Preparatory Band 2 Editor Book Strap 4 Orchestra 2 Charlestonian Asst. Art Editor E Book Strap 2 , WIN., MARY VIRGINIA SPRADLING 174 ' ' L45-ROY BERNARD STELBASKY ROBERT CHARLES THOMAS Cutie . , . Roy BeeIen eneral Industrial Arts Commercial l CHARLES SOMERVILLE BETTY LUCILE STURGEON VIRGINIA MAE TABET ' A KJ Charlie Bey0kus Baby Art General Stenographic Art Editor Charlestonian Art Editor Portfolio 3 JAMES SHERIDAN SMITH HELEN IRENE STORM JEAN ELIOT SURBER Jimmy General Jeanie General College Preparatory ' Sophomore Dramatic Club French Club 3, 4 Glee Club 4 CH STER EVERE SPURLOCK JACK MCCONNELL SUMMERS JAMES BLAND THOMPSON Ch College Preparatory Jimmie College Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4 Engineering Science Club 3, 4, Pres. Curtain and Mask 3, 4 A Cappella 3, 4 National Honor Society National Thespians 4 Mountain Lion Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 3 Student Council 4 9l AY , ,M li T fi L jr , ' , fy' ll - ii il Alu BYRON ASHLEY THUM HAROLD EDWARD WATT HENRY BER A D RLE College Preparatory Pete a ' Stuclent Forum 3, 4 College Preparatory Colle eparalory Science Club 3, 4, S ice Ban R 5 st Librarian 4 President 4 Stu rum National H r ciety Span Club 3, 4 ARTIE MAE THAXTON ROSALIE MARY VELTRI MARY FRANCES WALLACE General General Shorty Commercial Club 3, 4 Stenographic Commercial Club Class Day Committee 4 Junior-Senior Prom Senior Ottice 4 MARTHA LEE TABOR GERTRUDE UNDERWOOD CHARLOTTE ELOISE WALKER Marky Gertie General Stenographic W u 0 T General Commercial Club 3 HARRJ ATL E TULLY JOHN DAVID WATTERS JAMES LEROY WHEELER Spud Shorty General College Preparatory College Preparatory Spanish Club 3, 4 Football GALEN EDWARD TREADGOLD CHARLES NICKELL WATTS, JR ALEXAND LOR Ted General n College Preparatory College Preparatory C re a National Honor Society Glee Club 2 0 Dr lub National Thespians 3, 4 Charlestonian , 4 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4 Sophomore Dramatic Club Portfolio Staff 3 Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Pres 3, 4 VIRGINIA LEE THOMAS MARSHALL VER STEEG REBECCA ISABELLE WARDEN Jenny Sandy Beckie Belle General College Preparatory Commercial Glee Club 4 Student Forum 3, 4, Vice Pres. -l 'JP Portfolio, Asst. Editor 3 Book Strap, Adv. Manager 4 Curtain and Mask 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 ,. Quin and Scroll 4 my ,I wi' K K . XF ATES: f!,' fp Q 'v lil lx 1 S I V X HERMAN SILAS WHITE JACK E. WILLIAMS 4-7 153' NXON WITHROW Red College Preparatory Pat General If rollege Preparatory Sophomore Dramatic Club A Studen orum 3 H Glee Club 2 X- X Hi-Y 4 ' , gf' A ' li National Honor Socie y jf lf' N guill and Scgoll14A E 4 i ook Strap , 5 sso. tor IX fl 3 ' lx NANCY WATTS ELIZABETH ANN WHITE JUNE AUGUSTA WILLIAMS College Preparatory Libby Ann Junie Spanish Club 3, 4 l Stenographic , Stenographic Charlestonian Q Commercial Club 2 Glee Club 3, 4 FRANCES EILEEN WATT X JEAN WELLER JA CLARK WHITE Fran 'College Preparatory 5 ' Apple College Preparatory rtain and Mask 35 Sec. 4 College Preparatory Sophomore Dramatic Club National Thespians 3, 4 I Book Strap 3, 4 Curtain and Mask Club 3, 4 National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 4 French Club 3 Charlestonians Social Committee 4 THOMAS ATLEE WILKINSON DENZEL RAY WITHROW MASON LEE WOLFE, JR, Puddin Dink Manual Arts Commercial Commercial Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 PAUL WOLFORD WICK SAMUEL ELLIOT WINFREE LEWIS BERNARD WITHROW Chick Wimpy French College Preparatory General General Hi-Y Z, 3 Football 2, 3 ETHLYN LOUISE WHEELER RUTH IRENE WHITE MELVIN WOLPERT Commercial Rene Ducky Sophomore Dramatic Club General College Preparatory Commercial Club 2 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 93 MA RADUATE J My 'HJ I .. ,I XMERA SH' SENIORS , I a Myers Conley hitfield Dodson m Alexis Gillespi Lee Hanshaw Quenton Haynes tHill herman Holcoml Belcher 5 Bowling , , l . . S W ed Pauline Wilchi L . Hunter e Mathews ca Putney Morgz m Burnham Mos: n Nash Ralph Pierson McRae Thornto . Borror xr Howard Brown ' Spencer Burger, Arnold Cavende tt Atle Layne i J. Loeb I a 5 . A 5 5 we Reginald Darbi e s W. Gardner, Jr hine Ann Habib I Elizabeth Hall im Sunday Hughe '1 t . 9 , . . 1 d e a Irene Jeffers Cornell Jones H Jones tte Jean Morris otte Reginia O'l Faye Raines ma Ann Ray L. Shamblin -s Virginia Shewe ive Winter ' AMW. 1 X,yi ' I 2 JOSEPH C WOODRUM RAYMOND YEATER RALPH WEA our: It A Bill Pete Q College Pr I toryC ' College Preparatory Art Spanish CIL - L Hi-Y 2 5 Gino 2, 3, 4 N ILEANE VIRGINIA WINTER FRANCES JO PHINE WRIGHT MARY MARGARET ZAHARIS General HJo Zack College Preparatory College Preparatory AY Athletic Club 2, 3, 4 Charlestonian A, y Glee Club 4 Home Economics 2 C. , ' Science Club 4 Girls' Athletic Club 2, 3, 45 . Charlestonian Treas. 3' Sec. 4 'j ' : Social Committee 4 Glee Clu 4 2 XAIVWAJJ Portfolio Social mmittee -I ANNA LEE WILSON RUTH ELIZABETH WITHROW THERESIA VIRGINIA YOU College Preparatory Ruthie Terry V i 'I Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sc General General I x tj Glee Club ij-4 I I Student 4 mfr X. CHARLES WILLI YE ER CHARL YOUN . MARK EUGENE YOUNG College Pre rator el Horse Spanish Club Z College reparatory Mechanical Football 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 47 Pres. 3 STANLEY W. WYATT CHARLES YERRID JAMES BERNARD YOUNG Sniggs Windy Bernie College Preparatory College Preparatory Art RUTH MARJORIE WINTZ QUINDORA ELIZABETH JOSEPH J, ZODOROZNY Pepper WRIGHT Zaade College Preparatory Quink Commercial Student Forum 2, 3 Glee Club 4 Social Committee 4 Portfolio Staff 4 Charlestonian 94 College Preparatory Home Economics 4 g I lfiif 1 P'-v ,rf 9 .degli in ,Q ' 'r' I JK? , , . ,K of .Q . XJ Q i Y Q: Q QE xi!! 'sf If-I 3 Ns ff: if X4 f A HL, v. 1, 1 i WI-IO'S CELEBRITIES Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Most Stylish Girl Most Stylish Boy Wlttiest Girl Wittiest Boy Most Dramatic Girl Most Dramatic Boy Most Dignified Girl Most Dignified Boy Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Bov l2A Helen Rippetoe Ben Barksdale Juanita Casper Harold Swinburne Joan Simms Doug Crummett Evelyn Cantrell Harold Swinburne Virginia Ayers Ed Timbers Alzada Maddox Quentin Barnett 12B Bette Downs Bill Ezell Anna Lee Wilson Jimmy Fisher Marguerite Halstead Joe Farris Amelia Barringer Charles Mason Caroline Petty Paul Fitzwater Margaret Zaharis John Grubb WI-IG CELEBRITIES Most Artistic Girl Most Artistic Boy Best Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Most Musical Girl Most Musical Boy Best Girl Student Best Boy Student Most Literary Girl Most Literary Boy Happiest Girl Happiest Boy IZA Betty Brooks Doug Crummett Helen Rippetoe John Murphy Gertrude Linger George Patrick Phyllis Willard Don Warner Irene Woo Will Miller Helen Knight Ellis Fortney IZB Ruth Doney Alfred Stine Anne McJunkin Taylor Weller Mary Jansohn John Jennings Reba Erskine Ernest McCarus Olive Fielding Bob McKinnon Martha Muldoon Charles LaMaste I' 5 -4'l JUNIOR B CLASS OFFICERS FRANKLIN WOO . . . . President ANITA TABOR . , VIRGINIA POWELL . ALICE TOWNSEND . . Student Council BOB SMITH , . LEE BARKSDALE . . . Vice President . Student Council . Student Council We are the in-bctweens. We aren't little Sophomores, and yet, we're not dignified Seniors, We have had our start in high school and now we plan to follow it up to become the most outstanding class in Cl-IS, Our first big attemot at our goal was our Junior Class play, The Youngest. Our efforts were rewarded, for it was a big success and had the largest crowd for a Junior play in the history of CHS, We don't want to miss anything during our stay here so we are represented in all the clubs and have members in all ot the courses oltered. Since we are used to doing things in a big way, we don'l' neglect our assemblies, The many outstanding students in our class contribute to them and we are not unwilling to take in a little culture now and then. Our climax as an in-between class was in May when we presented the Junior-Senior Prom and it you don't think that was good and measured up to our standard, lust wait until next year! We'll even improve on our reputation- if fhat'5 possible. 98 . Secretary-Treasurerdn,qjfwugd JUNIOR A CLASS O KITTY ESKEW . HARRY MUSSER . FRANCES THOMAS JIMMY HEFFERMAN . . MARY WILSON CARVER , LEWIS FOX . . FFICERS . . President . Vice President Secretary-Treasurer . Student Council . Student Council . Student Council HOME ROOM 3l2-I IA MISS KENNEDY FIRST ROW -Jennie Wilson, Frances Chandler, Glada Raines, Frances Shewey, Robert Hanna, Orville Tully, Mildred Wilcher, Charlotte O'Dell, Frances Haddad, Alice Johnson. SECOND ROW -Richard Pfost, Mary Basharn, Frances Harmon, Mildred Cottrell, Elaine Abernathy, Marlon Ekleberry, Lila Lee Saba, Rebecca Warden, Robert Greweling, Lewis Ashley. THIRD ROW Orvvlle Carney, Ross Taylor, Thomas Abbott, Max Sloan, Leland Price, James Hetferman, John O'Connor. HOME ROOM ZI6-I IB Miss MATHEws FIRST ROW- -Harry Bruner, Mildred Sharp, Wanda Sheets, Gloria Hardman, Jewel Robinson, Ruth Thomas, Virginia Ray, Anna Lee Goeller, Frances Hessom, Ernest Lowen. SECOND ROW-- -David Zegeer, Edna Mullins, Virginia Smith, Ruth Silverstein, Dwainc Hutton, Kathryn Glenn, Wilma Quick, Virginia Powell, Charles Pelzel. THIRD ROW'AFrederick Kerr, Albourne Neale, Bernard Bowles, Reed Carney, Howard Stalnaker Earl Piles, Jim Ballangee. I , , HOME ROOM-LIBRARY-I IA MR. STEADMAN FIRST ROW-John Van Wyrk, Gene Jeffers, Stephen Ramsey, Joe Potter, Phillip Haddad, Paul Wick, Bill Bonham, Bill Powers, Dick Stewart, John Smith. SECOND ROW-William Richards, John Moore, Charles Yeager, Denver Summers, Clermont Ball, Bill McDowell, Eugene Young, Don Minsker, Bill Hughes. THIRD ROW-Ralph Denning, Earl Mann, Paul Pauley, David Dean, Paul Javins, Frank Price, Herbert Vaughan, Lewis Withrow, Robert Henson, IU 10115 HOME ROOM 2l5-IIB MRS. SMITH FIRST ROW-Anne Brooks, Ada Jane Buford, Elsie lson, Kenneth Kay, Marilee Fredericks, Glen Stone, Jean Garrett, Frances Lacaria, Madeline Anderson, SECOND ROW-Charles Wylie, Don Schaffer, Jack Steinbeck, Janette Shepard, Charlene Warner, Margaret Lloyd, Vrrginia Cox William Brenneman, Melvin Ogrin. THIRD ROW-'Robert Gentry, Albert Bowen, William Coates Orville Faccmyer, Rudolph Cavcnder, Don Pyles, Jack Williams Jack Gunter, Bill Leyen. I 1 HOME ROOM 209-I I B MISS HUSTON FIRST ROW Bill Woodrum, Betty Rohson, Mary Louise Morris, Eudora Andrews, Dorothy Wery, Gene Barton, Virginia Meadows, Betty Bless, Phillip Dandy. SECOND ROW Mildred Reed, Ellene Kershncr, Shirley Jatfee, Evelyn Motley, Herman Winter, Mildred Christy, Nonnie Stewart, Mary Dawson THIRD ROW lark Hamer, loc Pullen, Edward Montague, Leigh Barksdale, Grant Tully, Jack Harty, Bill Melenric. IU 10115 HOME ROOM ZIZ--I IB MISS RANDALL FIRST ROW Paul Carnphell, Woodrow Wilson, Martha Stewart, Nina Wills, Eleaner Mann, Jane Younq, Maxine Burdette, Mary Cobb, Norman Chrtuteller SECOND ROW Viieiinia Harrah, Jeannette Martin, Anne Taylor, Lorena Taylor Mareiaret Ranson, Anna Lowry, Sh:rIey Burnside, Vernita Amlck, Erlriv Haddad THIRD ROVV Russell Winkler, Ellison Holmes, Ruriqles Kinq, Eurzenu Gardner, Doris Montague, Ball Robinson, Ernmette West, Bob Wilnlnwan, Richard Andrews. HOME ROOM A-I IA MR, HUTSON FIRST ROW Lois Warden, Arveda Rogers, Edward MaeEltresh, Bette Baker, Dave Caplan, Ruth Winters, Wilma Myers. SECOND ROW Homer Board, Evelyn Seward, Doris Morris, Margaret Cooper, Kitty Eskew, Teddy Bsharah, John Risk, Roy Sweeney, Frances Kearse. 'IHIRD ROW '---' Junior Gardener, James High, Ralph Haynes, Eugene Darby, Cameron Markham, Finley Pettit, James Gay. HOME ROOM 3l4-IIA MISS BIBBY FIRST ROW Claudine Jones, Virginia Keith, Bessie Davis Delemnta Ray, Robert Woodall, Mary Wilson Carver, Mary Farrier, Bernice Supples, Anna Lawson. SECOND ROW -Robert Garnes, Carl Canterbury, Helena Tyler Myrtle Litton, Elizabeth Churchman, Charlotte Penhale, Russell Pi i:e, Andrew Yeri id. THIRD ROW'-vBen Shew, Robert Davidson, Robert Poling, Charles Ri:hardson, Vearon Lynch, Kenneth King, James Thomas, Max Richardson. IOO I HOME ROOM 309-I I B MISS KING FIRST ROW--Theodore Thracewell, Betty Burgess, Joanne Hamil- ton, Keith Lyons, Louise Marlin, James Harless, Delitha Conley, Helen Sobataka, Kathleen Bailey, Beatrice Castle. SECOND ROWfDick Hagan, Jim Dick, Christine Nicholes, Gen- evieve Taylor, Kathryn King, Helen King, Martha Wolfe, Dorothy Shaver, Guy Cooper, THIRD ROW --Mose Cassis, Verrance Fisher, Jimmy Stogden, Arnold Cavendz-r, Bob Brown, Addis Munyon, Lawson Hamilton, Reginald Boucher, Lyle Wise. HOME ROOM D-I IB M ISS ALDERSON FIRST ROW-Joe Katzotf, Jack Garcia, Gloria Rollins, Lee Summers, Mildred Shumate, Bob Reynolds, Edith Brasser, Chester Lovitt, Betty Murray, Phyllis Harmon. SECOND ROW-Kenneth Moore, Jesse Bowen, Billy Ashworth, Katheline Black, Helen Ellis, Helen Sitzman, Grace Burdette, Ann de Gruyter, Evelyn Kahn, Betty White. THIRD ROW-Ben Isaac, Robert Counts, Mike Farris, Oliver Kelly, Hugh Davis, Gene Handlesman, Earnest Brown, John Harris, Bob Hostettler, Bob Lewes. we vrrwrv' - ' M' 1 Af. .W wm- HOME ROOM I I7-I I B MISS KIMMEL FIRST ROW-Charlotte Leftwlch, Jean Shepard, Mildred Aultz, Frances Orth, Caro Childress, Margaret Burchett, Frances Recten- wald, Mary Rolls, Betty Cleary. SECOND ROW-Martha Carden, Marguerite Droddy, Jeane Walker, Alma Cart-er, Peggy Mullins, Genevieve McCracken, Marian Roberts, Mildred Garrett, June Friedman. THIRD ROW-Helen Mitchell, Louise Flynn, Lois Wall, Ruth Kopelman, Catherine Baier, Mary Rose, Elizabeth Bailey. IORS HOME ROOM-LIBRARY-I IA MR, STEADMAN FIRST- ROW-Marion Patton, Betty Burton, Virginia Brillhart Ernestine Fraley, Rosalie Carte, Betty McMiIlion, Helen Miles SECOND ROW,--Jean Hanshaw, Thelma Rader, Gladys Rust, Virginia Walker, Marie McCommack, Rolee Hyden, Mary Ellis, Gertrude Underwood. THIRD ROW-Teressa Young, Loraine McCormick, Ellen Echoles, Janet Gregory, Leoma Walker, Amizetta.Dodd, Virginia Walker. 7 f ce ,. L .K T fi ,1 HOME ROOMS lO9 AND IO3-IIA MRS. MCCLINTIC and MISS ROSE FIRST ROW--Harriet Neurman, Vivian Thevenin, June Stone, Constance Casto, Doris Bessie, June Williams, Sara Ault, Bill Fulwider, Elizabeth Burdette, Marion Baird, Mildred Kiser. SECOND ROW AElesina Vigiliance, Lucille Morgan, Geraldine Hicks, Virginia Deanman, Mary Wallace, Eloise Dunlap, Anne Carrier, Mary Frances Vineyard, Mary Frances Pritt, Virginia Eklcbcrry. THIRD ROW--Lewis Fox, Louise Johnston, Betty Ann Cochran, Mary l.. Brown, Alice Abbot, Geneva Ash, Virginia Lee McDaniels, Ruth Conner, Frances Thomas, Beatrice Lowe, FOURTH ROW--Charles Blake, Howard Slater, Clarence Graham, Robert Singer, Bob Bonham, Cornell Jones, Don Bromberg. JU IORS HOME ROOM IOO-I IB MRS. HENCH FIRST ROW-Virginia Richardson, Leah Jane Tickle, Sara Hazel- wood, Edith Gunnoe, Mauretta Pyles, Norma Dailey, Marion Wheaton, Sylvia Schlesinger, Norma Hensley, Ruby Whited, Ruth Jackson, SECOND ROW--Walter Price, Darrell Harrison, George Williams, Adeline T1-ylor, Mary Max, Alice Fitch, Ray Lunn, Charles Buckner, Ann Kaim, Mary veltri, Bruce Newland, THIRD ROVV-Jack Dempsey, Richard Poling, Garland Wiley, Shirley Rosenbaum, Bill Harkins, Doris O'Dell, Kendal Casto. FOURTH ROWiBiII Humphreys, Harold Hill, Bill Ripoetoe, Jacob MrGlothIin, Alfred Kossuth, George Janos, Kenneth Coghill, Paul Raines, Elton Copper. HOME ROOM 325-l IB Miss CALDWELL FIRST ROWYEdith Boggess, David Mason, Bob Gilbert, Alice Townsend, Anita Tabor, Bill Stooden, Donald Hill, James Findley, Charles Gregg. SECOND ROWACalvin Flowers, Lucille Skatf, Vidalee Johnson, Era Nell Rose, Cornelia Jones, Caroline Truslow, Nancy Lee Pitts, Cleo Wills, Betty Bird, Eddie Moran THIRD ROW4BilI Patterson, Don Robinson, Philip Goldstein, Robert Smith, Tommy Bettinger, Graham Moseley, Chester Ray, Eugene Samson, Frankie O'DanieI 9 HOME ROOM 323--llB MR. HENCH FIRST ROW-Verna Pack, Janice Bradley, Doris Frazier, Elizabeth Shannon, Howard Miller, I-iarriet Smith, Janice Keller, Freda Chinn, Ruth Taylor, Ethel Stone, Frederick Good SECOND ROW-Bill Sticklen, Gordon Shepherd, Jimmy Hartman, Joe Thacker, Betty Marcurn, Kathryn Kuhn, Opal Hawkins, Betty Loveall, Gust Pavliclies, James Salisburg, Chester Hughart, THIRD ROW-Walter Chapman, Ted Ferguson, Roy Fisher, Lawrence Nugent, Billy Cabell, Bob Bloqg, Eddie Russell, William Robinson, George Singleton, Charles Cunningham 2 is Ti S 'I HOME ROOM 306-I OA MR. WILSON FIRST ROW--Oretha Withrow, Billie Redding, Garnet Lanham, Jack Schofield, Rosa Lee Ellison, Robert Fast, Virginia Hallovan, Louie Marino. SECOND ROW--Virginia Calvert, Josephine Savage, Doris Batman, Martha Ferguson, Mildred Fisher, Stewart Robins, Kermit Beard, Alvin McCorkle, Vl'llliem Chevalier. THIRD ROW-Robert Williams, Marvin Preiser, Denver Rust, Carl Isner, Raymond Reynolds, Emzy Fisher, Austin Haynes, Jack Sharp. -I E .. HOME ROOM 308-I I B MR, KNIGHT FIRST ROW-Ernest Bowles, Eskaleen Lee, Martha Histed, Emma Carrier, Bob Campbell, Dana Frame, Hclen Peters, Mary Brookman, Susan Arbogast, Richard Patterson, SECOND ROW-Elivera Missfeldt, Kenneth Lindow, G. C. Duffield, Jean Massie, Lenora Carroll, Betty Bonham, Ruby Stewart, James Wolfe, Glen McDowell, Christine Walker. THIRD ROW-Arley Canterbury, Richard Slater, Curtis Holt, Waldo Henson, Kenneth Burns, Paul Gregg, Carroll Dobbins, Charles Stanley, Sammy Poland. HOME ROOM 320-I IA Miss CRAMER FIRST ROW-Marion Dickson, Llda Edele, Louise Dick, Mary Frances Johnson, Sally Jane Miller, Madeline Byrnside, Patty Jo Teter, Phyllis Kelley, Florence Gallaher. SECOND ROW-James Barrett, Alma Ranson, Elizabeth Bowling, Julia Butler, Estelle Cohen, Dorothy Goeller, Dorothy Pierson, Virginia Fizer, Stellt Sago. Tl-IIRD ROW -Victor Nicholas, Carl Anderson, Robert Keaveny, Frank Adams, John Burnell, Clyde Armstrong, Orville Allen. FOURTH ROW-Ranion Spector, Preston Nicely, Henry Eberbaugh, Nathaniel Burgess, Daniel Kidd, Carl Haan, James Wilson. JU 10115 HOME ROOM IOZ-I IB MISS BACKLJS FIRST ROW-eSara Kyle, Jane McWhorter, Katherine Hamrick, Mary Marcum, Elizabeth Kelly, Fawn Scherer, Medevia Brown, Harriet Wolpert, Paul Skatt. SECOND ROW-Maxine Moore, Franklin Woo, Gerald Windom, Virginia Smith, Martenia Akers, Frances I-lill, Freda Murray, Betty Jane Hall, Bernice Burdette, THIRD ROW-Lovcll Jordon, Dick Wallace, Dick Hunt, George Spruce, Orville Thomas, Gordon Campbell, Thomas Lyttleton, Carl Chandler, Frank Smith. FOURTH ROWABHI Sheets, Earl Fisher, Leonard Bostic, Bill Gott, Jack Hanley, Howard Gott, Philip Collia. in? HOME ROOM 224-I IA MISS CONNER FIRST ROW Vera Mae Moore, Jean Musgrave, Virginia Seigler, Wilson Ashley, lee Armstrong, Ioan Thurman, John Campbell, Mary Osborne, Vivian Gill, Christine Milleo. SECOND ROW James Dawson, Earl Patrick, Jeanette Shreeves, Margaret Price, Jeanne Bc-ale, Helen Hall, Charlotte Scarbro, Paul Neinell, Horner H:-nqhton THIRD ROW David Giltinan, Bill Ruper, LeGranct Shelton, Fleming Aldorsvn, Virgil Elliott, Ernest Jones, Lester Roth, David Ellis, Bob Morris HOME ROOM 3l 3-I IB Miss WHITE FIRST ROWfHelen Rumble, Mary Chapman, Alice Stuck, Ruth Raw!-ng, Fanna Thurston, Peggy Jackson, Agnes Parnish, Freda Sigmon, Ada Belle Graves, SECOND ROW--Elsworth Carpenter, Jobie Hammock, Charles King, Marloiie Trecn, Bill Gardner, Nellie Coleman, Arthur Walker, Isaac Phipps. THIRD ROW ---- Edward Bradlev, Joe Becker, George Lyon, Charles Chapman, Johnnin Meador, lrank Grinstearl, Wayne Fitzgerald. JU 10115 HOME ROOM 300--I IA MR. LOVE FIRST ROW Gordon Dean, William Peters, Ruth Shields, Eva Todd, George Spencer, Charlotte Morris, Robert Harris, Josephine Habib, Robert Taylor. SECOND ROW -M. V. Venable, Maurine Pennington, Velma Lee Fowler, Margaret Trevillian, Robert Walker. THIRD ROW Carl Jordan, Gene Temple, Wyatt, Jones, Thomas Morgan, Bruce Summers, Charles Shrader, Harold Shamblin, Ferguson Giannakis, Harvey Chester. ,bl at HOME ROOM I-I I B Miss ANDERSON FIRST ROW-Mary Mex, Mary Ethel Morris, Maxine McNeil, Eva Pullinn, Jrmmy Wolfe. Emelene Gist, Naomi Bash, Beulah Foster, Robert Livingston SECOND ROW aPhilas Tarvener, Shirley Rosenbaum, Wanda Littleton, Lourene McKnight, Thelma Rowls, Mary Lacy, Louise Branharn, Ashton Donley THIRD ROW --George Pugh, Leynord I-larriss, Paul Mobley, Stanley Liictcleke, Bill Harman, Harry Brenneman, Ernest Workman. SOPHOMORE A CLASS OFFICERS O -lENRY PRUETT . . . President IACK SCHOFIELD . , Vice President IOSEPH GIBSON . . . Secretary GARY LOU EDGAR . . Student Council BETTY ORTH . . . Student Council THE SOPHOMORE CLASS We are the greenies of Charleston High School, We are the innocents who searched two hours for the elevator to the fourth floor. However, our 825 strong could not Je kept grounded for long with Miss Collins as our chief pilot and Mrs. Watkins and Miss Westfall as co-pilots for the lOB's, and Miss Marshall and Mr. Hamilton as :o-pilots for the lOA's. We have started into clubs, adding fresh zest to them, but our class boasts its own special club, the Sophomore Dramatic Club which is our route to the Curtain and Mask Club, the National f rr Thespians, and who knows, maybe the National Honor Society. Our club presents three plays a semester, usually given in our class assemblies. Sometimes we have lectures or talent programs in assembly. We take a course in Guidance once a week to learn more about CHS, The lOA's made their first flight into society November lOth when they had a class party. The lOB's, not to be outdone, had their party December 9th, Although our status may seem very good on paper, we are anxiously awaiting the moment when we can show some little lOB the way to the elevator. SOPHOMORE B CLASS OFFICERS DONALD SH EARER . EARL BARNETTE ALBERTA HENSLEY . JUNE HILL . . BILL JONES , KENNETH WATT . , . . President Vice President . , Secretary Student Council Student Council Student Council 105 -SOPHO ORES-:I HOME ROOM ZOI-ICA MR. HAMILTON FIRST ROW Sarah Eschan, Carroll Cobb, Kenneth Monday, David Hullman, Richard Ward, Isaac Joseph, Howard Carter, Bill Morris, Doris Mlchaux SECOND ROW-Leah Barofl, Virginia Porter, Georgia Price, Geraldine Wyatt, Betty Brulard, Virginia Ryan, Belly Cowan, Peggy Curry. THIRD ROW Carcline Jefterds, Ray Smith, Audra Humphreys, Rose Holley, Eleanor Flavion, Regena Gwinn, Eileen Waldron. FOURTH ROW MADavid Krasne, Joe Davies, Arland Garnes, Robert Mason, Kermit Barnette, John Hammock, Mr. Hamilton. O HOME ROOM 303-IOB MR. GILBERT FIRST ROW Betty Mumma, Catherine Ogle, Jean Vandale, Clermont Allcn, Leah Jane Cavender, Betty Pack, Eleanor Robson, Roma Lee Casto, Jo Ann Kraus. SECOND ROWfTom Greweling, Shirley Haight, Betty Simons, Vera Kiser, Maxine Ballard, Emma Watts, Charmaine McCIung, Phyllis Haddad, Allan McKown. THIRD ROW- John McMiIIian, Joe Hickman, Earl Barnett, Frank Marquis, Quentin Hull, Calvert Estill, Bob White, Bob Amick. FOURTH ROW -Bob Bundy, Jack Evans, Robert Libcomb, Harold Harruson, John MaQComas, Homer Belcher HOME ROOM 217-IOB MRS, LEYEN FIRST ROW'4June Hill, Adele Hetherington, Irene Clark, Rust Goff, Tut Callahan, Charles Wilcher, Geneva Jones, Euneva Jones, Betty Jones. SECOND ROW--Harold Jarvis, Janice Thumm, Mary Sweet, Eleanora Dempsey, Esther Qu.ck, Ann Johnston, Helen Spencer, Margaret Johnson, Charles A. Price THIRD ROWfRichard Folden, Junior Cavender, Albert Hunt, Charles Tilton, Robert Burton, Andrew Ptost, George Todd, Dick Hazeltine. FOURTH ROW'--Thomas Stanley, Tommy C. Baker, Gene Pritch- ard, Jack Williamson, George Abraham, Hannls E. Parkell, Paul McCune. O HOME ROOM Zl 8-IOB MISS WESTFALL FIRST ROW-Ruth McKown, Jean Burdette, Olive Starkey, Marilyn Shupe, Margaret Hine, Betty Jo Witter, Reva Morris, Elizabeth Humphreys, Georgia Dagres. SECOND ROW-Bob Wolfe, Ernest Husson, Genevieve Adkins, Glennieve Copper, Kathleen Hundlcy, Juanita LeMaster, Alice Lanham, Mary Keins, William Rectenwald, Renus Hudson. THIRD ROW-Zelrnan Fixler, Edmund Thompson, Ellen Fielding, Katherine Spradling, Barbara Perkins, Wilbur Brunley, Bernard Fox. FOURTH ROW--Charles Proftit, Arnold Meadows, Bob White, Bill Watson, Leo Cavender, John Grittin, Edward Button. IOS HOME ROOM l28-I OB MISS TALBOTT FIRST ROWfLois Baughman, Betty Sue Akers, Marcella Fizer, Audray Bailey, Anne Carroll, Sarah Fite, Alberta Hensley, Ida Mae Santrock, Lois Hanson. SECOND ROW-Zelma Bowles, Sheila Filler, June L. Aley, Mildred Palmer, Beatrice Crigger, Suzanne Adams, Bonnie Lee Walker, Beatrice Edwards. THIRD ROW-Frances Fortney, Barbara Brison, Maurine Starcher, Alberta Stuck, Jenna Jackson, Ruth Ashley. FOURTH ROW-Rosemond Gadd, Vieni Peyton, Gloria Boirsky, Freda Lanham, Margie McCormick, Joan McConihay. O HOME ROOM 3IO-IOB MISS MARTIN FIRST ROW-Robert Mesmer, Jacquelyn Anderson, Ada Jane Williams, Pauline Potf, Betty Cox, Virginia Javins, Evelyn Knight, Tressa Lacaria, Ralph Keightley. SECOND ROW-Shirley Moss, Ben Moore, Juanita Entsminger, Jane Ann Roll, Jean Praither, Martha Raines, Iris Crites, Mary Morgan, Ray McPherson. Tl-IIRD ROW4Sam Poolas, Bernard Fisher, Charles Moore, Jim Isaac. Arthur McCann, Wallace Bennett, Barton Hastings. FOURTH ROW-Paul Hambrick, Howard Cummings, Bob Smithers, Warren Arnett, Lanny Frame, Thomas Baker. IO7 ItSOPHO ORES HOME ROOM 322-I OA MISS WATSON FIRST ROW-Mary Anna Fisher, Geraldine Rose, Kathleen Stul- geon, Raymond Rankin, Elsie Tyree, Billy Christmas, Helen Bostic, Alma Young, Marguerite Barker, Betty Peebles. SECOND ROW-Robert Kuhn, Fred Thomas, Mary Elizabeth Guy, Patricia Ostrander, Betty Jean Gillespie, Virginia Elias, Wanda Melton, Mildred Cook, Dorothy Thumm, Mary Masterson. THIRD ROWfGeorge Mullins, Shirley Smith, Joe Marie, Earl Nutter, Frederick Gardman, James Moore, Jack Craze, Leonard Hillenbrand, Owen White, FOURTH ROW-Phillip Monroe, Jack Witten, Jess Lanham, Chester Tillis, Guy Erwin, Kenneth Honaker, Bob Woodall. O HOME ROOM 3OI-IOB MISS LeMASTER FIRST ROW-Mary Jane Hunt, Virginia Ramsey, Genevie Crane, Dorothy Jeffers, Albert Melton, J. B. Ronk, June Gilbert, Ruth Long, Melblee F, Storm. SECOND ROW-S. M, Crott, ll, Charles Whiting, Ramon I. Wells, Betty Wines, Vera Lloyd, Glenna Leary, Veva Mae O'DeII, John Thompson, Norville Richardson, Jr. THIRD ROW-Bill Jones, Edward Donovan, Whitney Garrett, Ruth Eskew, Annetta Meade, James Edward Crow, Billy Gum, Paul Bailey. FOURTH ROW-Charles Hoy, William R. Francis, Lonnie Mullins. :SOPHO ORES HOME ROOM l29-IOB Miss rivxzisrz I--IRSI' ROW Betty Jane Owens, Dorothy Martin, Janie Mullens, Patricia Hager, Fr-Iix Jordan, O. J. Cox, Visitor, Ethel Barker, Wanrla Hill, Jean Rowan. SECOND ROW -Lloyd Patterson, Donald Swinburne, Lillian Richardson, Dolores Hendershot, Martha Stuntz, Mercedes Kelly, Imogene Mirtkitt, Vernon Amick, Myron Salter, THIRD ROW' -Mary Fisher, James Quick, Eva Mae Perry, Mar- garet Lilly, Jarold Bailey, John Bengtson, Frank Thomas FOURTH ROW William Partridge, Ester Davis, Richard Shivera takes, Douglas Dalton, Walter Dale, Henry Marino, Vernon Monday, Kenneth Clark O HOME ROOM lil-IOB MR WARNER FIRST ROW Lois Dawson, Mildred White, Ray Carroll, Charles Knopp, Herbert Shoencr, Helen McGraw, Dorothy Lee Dye, Mary Lee Warner. SECOND ROW -Helen Craig, Betty Harkins, Ruth Horton, Frieda Silverman, Marilee Gay, Clifford Loudin, Tom Rowan, Thomas Arnmar, THIRD ROW - Thomas Adams, George Linn, Bob Heslop, Huston Mosely, James Forbes, Cecil Alderson, Richard Lee, Morris Men- deloft, George Collier, FOURTH ROW Edward Allen, Clarence Franks, Ernest Audia, Noyes Palmer, Morton Schumann, Carl Portz, Donald Collier, Barron Gastineau, Robert Chatin HOME ROOM 205-IOA Miss MARSHALL FIRST ROW -- Helen Lewis, Ruth Ballengee, Fred Hartman, Bessie Asbury, Bill McClure, Beulah Munson, Bertrice Pruden, Sadie Hillenbrand. SECOND ROW--Helen Mae Shatter, Victoria Assetf, Anetha Miller, Jewell Daubenspeck, Evelyn Shonk, Alice Thaxton, Betty Patrick, Norma Hundly. THIRD ROW--PauI.ne Ciccarello, Richard Ely, Bill Casto, Virginia Stevens, Vera Kopelman, Dorothy Dunlap, Ray Runyon, Wilber Harbert. FOURTH ROW --Pat Murphy, James Mitchell, James Dodd, Bill Dixon, Bob Isaac, Charles Champe, Henry Pruett. O HOME ROOM 225-IOB MRS, HILL FIRST ROW-Deldoris Burgess, Marie Browning, Flora May Har- land, Julia Jordan, Hazen Ayres, Demitue Williams, Dixie McClure, Betty Jean Parton, Betty Waggoner. SECOND ROWi'Robbie Lee Lowery, Betty Harmon, Nadine Friesse, Mary McKnight, Irene Gregory, Mace Nooten, Pauline Gunter, Barbara Clay, Willa Williams, Betty Salmons. THIRD ROW--George Waugh, Robert Gardner, Jim Wade, Robert Arbogast, Virginia Watson, Maxine Pennington, Francis Shaver, Charles Rogan, Charles Sonner. FOURTH ROW --Irwin Armstrong, William Ware, Earl Hissom, Lloyd Owen, Paul Church, Morris Flournoy. IOS HOME ROOM 302-IOB MRs. WATKINS FIRST ROW-Nancy Campbell, Martha Meadows, Arthur Greenlee, Norma Miller, Jimmie Hastie, Edith Sayre, Dorothy Legg, Betty Harler. SECOND ROW-Marjorie Smith, Calvin Basham, Lewis Gordon, Mary Lively, Edith Hunter, Dorothy Goldtarb, Dorothy Jackson, Leroy Darling, Ralph White. THIRD ROW-Gooley Derrick, Frank Cunningham, Dick Foutche, Jack Hutchinson, Eiill Lamson, Bill Kay, Blake King. FOURTH ROW-Harold Young, Jack Barnhart, Clyde Alms, Jimmie Houtz, Fred Miller, John Toney. O HOME ROOM 32l-IOA MRS. KUYKENDALL FIRST ROW-Lois Ann Morris, Virginia Price, Gladys Taylor, Donald Dickson, Billy Sharke, Kenneth Powell, Nancy Arnold Virginia Cox, Jean Carson. f SECOND ROW--Cleo Ransom, Louise Kuhn, Rosa Jane Ramsey Carol Haviland, Mary Osborne, Cary Lou Edgar, Mildred Lewis Marv Stuck, Anna Lee Ellis. 1 1 THIRD ROW-David Price, Byrne Dyer, Rex Broyles, Elvin Car- penter, Eugene Lowe, John Tincher. FOURTH ROW---Arthur Preston, Charles Graham, William Fleming George Trobaugh, Darrell Carte. 1 IO9 ' -- in mg 1:1-wa, ,-9, -JOPHO ORES HOME ROOM B-IOB MR. BRAWLEY FIRST ROW--Juanita Chapman, Russell Wolfe, Eddie Hess, Richard Mooney, Betty McNabb, Fred Lyon, William Ahwash, Earl Julian, Joe Peterson. SECOND ROW-Betty Spradling, Mildred Genet, Frances Young, Mavboth Morton, Rosalie Rittle, Lucy White, Lea Ella Harless, Theresa Short, June McClaugherty, Jim Christeller, Everts McDaniel. THIRD ROW-Kelly Cassity, Robert Collins, Ward Cox, Maxine MacDonald, Virginia Cundift, Frances Wlthrow, Betty Cook, Bernard Levinson, Harold King. FOURTH ROW-Belden Ross, Carl Wiblin, Harold Shoener, James Rexroad, R. J, Freeman, Billy George, George Butts, Ralph Garnett. O HOME ROOM ll3-IOB MISS LESLIE FIRST ROW-June Cavender, Margaret Bethune, Helen Murray, Glenn Bailey, Don Wick, Jimmy Preston, Louise Risk, Janet Rust, Mondaine Sands. SECOND ROW-Aubrey Johnston, Lorraine Howard, Helen Lee Hill, Betty Hammer, Bernadine Smith, Freda Evans, Dorothy Dearman, Charles Stacy, Bill Slack, THIRD ROW-Thomas Chapman, Frank Childers, Williams Price, Keith Alexander, Philip Silverstein, George Orcutt, Alfred Boyles. FOURTH ROW-Carl Murray, Mike Leversedgc, Ernest Lanham. :SOPHO ORESZ HOME ROOM Zl 4-IOB MISS JOHNSON FIRST ROW- AMarv Louise Batton, Evelyn Davidson, Emma Javins, Jane Houl, Jane McJunkin, Jane Hughes, Ruth Workman, Marion Agsten. SECOND ROW -Louise Tulley, Marion Dean, Hilda Jordan, Janet Ferguson, Dorothy Williams, Helen Steortz, Lois Coats, Peggy Cooper, THIRD ROW---Cathern French, Betty Boggs, Betty Jo Polfen- terger, Doris Beale, Lou Ella Armstrong, Patricia Sweeney, Jane Cartwright. FOURTH ROW-'Doris Tavlor, Jean Case, Cara Lee Harris, Helen Baldwin, Phyllis Haynes, Helen Harris, Mary Jane Hart. O HOME ROOM 3l5-IOA MR. GARRITY FIRST ROW----Alice Harvey, Ruth Pylcs, Frances Arose, Norinc Meador, Lorraine Sturgeon, June Allen, Marie Conner. SECOND ROW--f-'Kathleen Price, Helene Moore, Estelle Livingston, Shirley Wells, Martha Adams, Lorraine Burlingame, Maxine Deutsch. THRD ROW-Otis Abernathy, Alfred Lilly, George Clowers, Guy Schipper, Robert Hensley, James Burns, Billy Price. FOURTH ROW' -Charles Pennington, Sidney Lopinsky, Homer Dotson, Gordon Shingleton, Joseph Gibson, Fred Thomas, Elmer Thomas. . , , - Chess HOME ROOM 3l7-IOB MR. SMITH FIRST ROW--Betty Lee Lemon, Regina Smolder, Glenna Holcomb, Mary Elizabeth Brooks, Burry Pelzel, Jane Barksdale, Eulalia Quick, Miriam Kenney. SECOND ROW-Earl Morton, Kenneth Stone, Phyllis Ann Tickle, Victoria Simon, Marie Smith, Wallace Bias, Harold Fletcher, Robert Kelley. THIRD ROW-Pau' Blazzard, Claude Scruggs, Eddie Stapler, gackb-lirown, James Pollitt, Roy Lohn, Maurice Dasier, William rey I . FOURTH ROW--George Maddox, Jim Johnson, Bill Murray, Mose Cassls, Clyde Bibbee. I HOME ROOM 3l8-IOB MR. KELLEY FIRST ROW-Lura McClure, Ethel Reip, Annetta Turner, Marion Thurman, Robert Fetter, Betty Fields, Christine Macklcy, Lucille Bias, Mary McCallister. SECOND ROW---Dick Gardner, Margaret Skiles, Bettie Donahew, Betty Morris, Elsie McKay, Frances Smith, Lena Casto, Amelia Watt, Hugh Varess. THIRD ROW-Eugene Norman, Jack Reveal, Charles Wilson, Billy Cleveland, Harvey Levin, William Carroll, George Hydens, James Lilly FOURTH ROWW-Stephen Matthews, David Matthews, Holley Parsons, Woodrow Jones, Raymond Russell, Alfred Erwin, Robert Mann, Howard Prowse, Meredith Bc-thc, IIO HOME ROOM 208-lOB MR. ARMSTRONG FIRST ROWiGwerdolyn Hanson, Laura Harmon, Mary Louise Williams, Acacia Crowell, Charles Honaker, Mary Jane Veader, Lylias Holt, Jeannette Harless, Ruby Jarrett. SECOND ROW-Ray Shue, Neil Hawkins, Bethel Price, Vernon Eciens, Juanita Pettit, Jean Davidson, Homer Taylor, Robert Wilkinson, llarry Darnell, THIRD ROW-Bob Wilson, Bob Simpson, Bob Warren, Charles De Spain, Harry Whitaker, Morten Stierer, Dean Perrine, Eddie Duling. FOURTH ROWfWilIiam Baker, Billy Long, Richard Huffman, Paul Barnette, Forrest Casdorph, William Wilkinson. M HOME ROOM 307-I OA MISS HADDEN FIRST ROW--Jewell Lee Kendall, Katherine Wyatt, Kathleen Hub- bard, Dan Cunningham, Betty Jenkins Bill Sloo e Geraldine 1 Y P I Hanna, Mary Jarrett, Edith Daugherty. SECOND ROWiI.1arbarita Miller, Charlotte Weaver, Gladys Huston, Dorothy Beckner, Margaret Raike, Margaret Fullcr Nella Mae Stanton, Margie Lou Thomas, Vivian Short, Ruth Gardner. THIRD ROW-James Jones, Tom McClure, Tommy Davis, James Eiatewood, Foster Parsons, Ben Wiseman, Warren White, Harry orris. lll HOME ROOM Zl l-IOA MR. NICHOLS FIRST ROW-Frances Srnith, Lorena Fisher, Helen French, Sam McCorkle, Ruth Smith, Edith Csanady, Mary Evelyn Mitchell SECOND ROW---Kathleen Mae Richards, Betty Jane Mathews, Mary Anne Casto, Alma Barnette, Mary Thaxton, Marguerite Surface, Dick Sutherland. THIRD ROW-Orvil Young, James Hoover, James Huffman, Jimmy Conner, Bob Hedrick, Royce Spradling, Berchel Eads. FOURTH ROVVfLawrence Carter, Billy Jenkins, Robert Coon, Arnold Selbe, Cy Silling. O HOME ROOM I 27-I OA MISS BOSELY FIRST ROW-Alice Simon, Virginia Taylor, Ernestine Arbogast, Peggy Thayer, Jean Griffith, Ernestine Moore, Henrietta Potter, Charlotte Aaron, Ruth Craig. SECOND ROW--Ruth Cohen, Mildred Clendenin, Melba Appleton, June Burford, Virginia Patterson, Mary Jones, Lorainne Hanson, Coralie McKenna, Harriet Turney. THIRD ROW-Willa Moe Neely, Jeanne Britt, Virginia Hardman, Betty Jane Gillespie, Jacqueline Leutchner, Marguerite White, LaReal Patton, Jane Young, Mary Lou Jessup. FOURTH ROW--Helen Truslow, Mary Caroline Evans, Ethel Bowling, Nadine Hackney, Lucite Belcher, Alice Escue, Emma Jane Spencer, Miss Bosely. SOPHO ORES: 'r N, X N Svxivww '- f x Q ,, x Y X EPZ' IO X f Q Vx Alf Clif f f H501 74- 7606 A Smnrsn FUPST SACK TO Q WME SCHOOL. 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ANDSO I5 rf-AE an semora wHo I FIESTSAW H15 XPQIDE A PREJUDIC C f 5 YEH mf 37 xi! ,A M N IM sm. X .Scf-10043 aug! IOQ mm A ,f PICTURE X 05455, J .Q 'A , rf N ...I X , ..sr'l.'.o. 'Q' M 7 - THQ' ' 'Q' .7 7, ' Q g .x 4 r . JA' 'Yip . If 1 9 ' .11-R. ax . W., 5 Z., Q '- . Y' ' A 9 uf Ni' V sf. U fr 'J' n KTKF ,M -v -.xx-pf Aw . 'U Y A 'Q HN ' M ., .I Q, , . A ,A V rn., v Q: ..,-'all 'V RA Pm- K. 1 . -,K A 'rr-' W A 5' 3 ,, .- fm 1' :E A ,. V ' r 4 ff ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX T0 ADVERTISERS Appalachian Electric Power Co. . . .. Ashley Bread Co. .,,, . .. Baldwin Su I Co PP Y - - 7 Balfour Co. . . .. . Bartlett Funeral Home c.,, . Blossom Dairy ...,., , ..,,,, Bohnert's Flowers . ,cY,, A.,, . Broad Street Floral Co. Capitol City Body Works Central Glass Co .,,, ,,,,, .,,,,., Charleston Cut Flower Co .,.. ..,..,,,, . .,,, . Charleston Engraving Co. ,.., ,.., . . . . .. Charleston High School Cafeteria . ,7., Charleston National Mortgage Co. . .. Charleston School of Commerce Charleston Transit Co .,,..,, .. ,.,,, . . .. Chimney Corner Tearoom cc,,, ,.., Coffman Optical Co ,,.. . .. Conlon Baking Co. . Cook Er Thaxton Drug 7.,, Conway Optical Co. . Cottage, The. ..,,,, . Cox, A. W., Dept. Store. .. .. Custer Theatre ..... .. . .. Daily Mail, The. ,.,,.. . DeLuxe Studio . . .. . DeVan E1 Co. . .. Deuard's Inc. . ..,..... Diamond Ice G' Coal Co. . Downstairs Grocery . du Pont de Nemours Ekleberry Heating Co.. . . Elite Laundry Co. Elliott, Chas. H., Co..- Elliott Jewelers Inc ..,,... Empire Dry Cleaning Co, ,. Fashion Shop . . Fife Street Shoe Shop .. Fischer C7 Fischer ..... ........ . . . . .. Friend, Compliments of .. . . .. George Washington Life Insurance Co. Goff, Roy C., Inc. .. , ,. . .. Graham, David C. . . . .. . Guthrie-Morris-Campbell Co. Hanna Insurance Agency ....,, Henson Er Cadle Service .. .. Holz, P. E., Sons Co. .,.. Homestead Restaurant. International Truck Co.. Jarrett Printing Co. .. Kanawha Drug Co ...,., Kanawha Flying Club .... ...,,, Kanawha Gasoline Co .........,..., Kanawha Valley Lumber Co .,.,,, Laird, Thomas O ......... .,.... Lewis, Hubbard C1 Co.. , Lloyd, C. T., Jeweler . 133 130 130 132 130 127 122 131 131 130 124 120 134 135 141 146 150 146 128 147 136 144 145 139 150 119 134 122 141 139 136 146 134 142 147 144 139 145 150 139 145 141 147 146 131 134 131 146 135 151 131 134 124 136 129 147 144 MacFadden Ignition Co. . . . Mason School of Music . . . Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. . Mathews Printing Er Lithographing Co. McDonough, Caperton, Shepherd, Inc .... McJunkin Supply Co. McKee Cafeteria .. . .. McKee Music Co. ..,, . McMillion Motors, lnc. . .. .. Midway Beauty Shoppe .. . Moore, S. Spencer.. .. .. .. .. .. Morris Harvey College Mt. Vernon Dairy . . Nelson Transfer C1 Storage Co. .. NuWay Dry Cleaning Co. .. Older Cook Co. Owen C1 Barth . . . Parsons-Brindle Tire Co. .. . . .. Peebles, Henderson L... . .. .. . Ptaff G' Smith Builders Supply Co. Pierson Er Fielding Hardware Preiser, B., Co., Inc. .. . .. Pritchard Motor Co. . .-. Purity Baking Co.. Radford Paint C0 ........ . Reeves Food Mart .. . Ruby, J. B., Motor Co. Scales Funeral Home Sherman Restaurant. .... .. Sherwin-Williams Co.. . . Simpson Funeral Home Standard Food Market ..... . State Farm Mutual ................ Sterling Lunch ....,.,.. .... .... . . .. Stokeley's Fruits and Vegetables . Town Tops Taxi Co ......... Tucker Cr Silling ..... .. United Carbon Co. .. . . .. . United Fuel Gas Co. .............. . .. United Mine Workers of America . Valley Bell Dairy Co. . Warner, Kent WCHS ..... Weaver Cadillac-LaSalle Co ..... . . ..... . Weaver's Super-Service Station. ...... Wiley, John C., Cr Co .... . ....... . ......... .. Winter Floral Co ........... .. Whittington's West Virginia West Virginia West Virginia Service Station ............. Heating C1 Plumbing Co.... .. Tractor fr Equipment Co. .. Wesleyan College... ........ .. Wyatt Coal Sales Co... ...... wyiae, w. s., Y. M. c. A.. Drug Co.. . . 129 144 144 126 147 143 149 146 152 148 148 125 152 142 149 129 152 138 138 140 140 131 150 147 133 152 138 140 129 140 148 148 148 142 147 123 145 149 137 140 121 129 140 139 148 133 150 139 146 142 148 144 140 138 A P as 'Q W' ii ai K . V by N. A When in need of photogroph, Iorge or srnoll Diol 33-225 i We photograph Anything Anywhere Anytime Annual Photography a Specialty Photographs in this Annual made by De LUXE STUDIO Photographs That Please 7l0Vz Lee Street Opposite Virginian Theatre Charleston, West Virginia 'r iw, CHARLESTON NGRAWNG C PHOTO ENGRAVING DESQGNING COMMERCIAL ART 210 HALE S NE 34 331 l X X CHARLESTON. WEST VA. MAKERS or FINE PRINTING PLA1Es sms: IBZI 1 V 1 a of' fy- -55. 5- 4 - I K ' A f X Q' , k:-,AAx,A f ww 'g ' --f ' S M , V Wg, m A QW., S V S ' iffy . u .8 ' 'A ., 1 f V 9 -L1,4 4-my 'fifvwffff Tw- THESE STUDENTS find a wholesome atmosphere in the VALLEY BELL STORES. We suggest that you get the habit of spending your noon hour with US. gy, QQEE 5? dh F flee? I F .. 5 , mmggggegunc, BQHNERTS Let me ask you a question, Jean, says Emily England. What is it? remarks Jean Weller. Why is it that our graduation is such a striking one? says Emily. That's easy, says Jean. The beautiful flowers from Bohnert's add so much. And l have something to say, says Jimmie Fisher. The girls specify Bohnert's for corsages, too. ln fact, interrupts Jean, they are so lovely they 'chip in' for appearance wherever used. Bohnert's is certainly the place to buy FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS! The New and Modern SI-ICE SALON presents Beautiful new Shoes for every occasion. Deuard's Shoes She Walks in Beauty Dude Ranch Sports for All Events 1 . 'f xfhaafagw ON QUARRIER , , 189 , 0 YS 01,53 .1 -1 Phone 30-IZI Prompt Courteous Service Kanawha Gasoline Company Nothing but Fleet-Wing gasoline and oil for this car, says Bob Hill, Well, what difference does it make? Gas is gas, isn't it? asks Rosella Dietz. Now, isn't that just like a girl Y exclaims Bob Gentry with disgust. Haven't you noticed how smoothly the motor purrs along since I changed to Fleet- Wing? replies Bob Hill. And their lubricating service is tops, too. And another thing, says Martha McClure, as they sped along the road, Did you notice how courteous and prompt the attendants were at the Kanawha Gasoline Station? For expert lubrication, high quality gasoline and oils--there's no better than FLEET-WING. II U 'I' HW Is'I.OWI-IR Co. - l24 Good afternoon, Dr. Shawkeyf' greeted Nana links, the spokesman of a group of future Morris Harvians. Well, Miss links, replied Dr. Shawkey, I am delighted to know you and others in your group are interested in college and that you think favorably of Morris Harvey. You give me the impression that you would make good college students and I can assure you a cordial Welcome when you come to enroll. l arn glad you carne to call on us. Morris Harvey College A group of interested students: Bill Ezell, Anne Mclunkin, Ollie Mae McGuire, Bob Harris, Bob Gibson, Charles LaMaster, and Bette Downs inspect the plant of The Mathews Printing and Lithographing Company at 600 Capitol Street and get first-hand information on the operation of a modern offset lithographic press from the veteran press foreman, William Duve. The press being demonstrated to these inquiring youngsters is one of four lithographic presses used by this progressive con- cern for the production of maps, catalogs, magazines, books, letterheads, advertising literature, etc., in one or more colors. The Mathews Company also operates a complete printing department. The nine presses used in the printing division, combined with the four lithographic presses, have a total capacity of more than one million impressions per week. Mathews Printing 82 Lithographing Co I 6 K N I . ,. Y A I 'sei L' ' 5 f ' I M. y . , 5 ' I In BLOSSOM DAIRY I have a few minutes to spare from that 'Book Strap' assign- ment so I'm over tor a milkshake. I see you girls are having them too, said Bob Thomas, Executive Editor of the Book Strap as he came into the Blossom Dairy. Yes, answered Barbara Pierson, this Irradiated Vitamin D milk they use helps me to keep up through the day. It certainly does, agreed Beba Erskine. It it weren't for that I don't know how Iwould get along. Well, I'll grant you that the milkshakes are good, but these sundaes-they're grand, replied Virginia Ayers gayly, and they have delicious sandwiches. I get one every day. You know, said Paul Eitzwater, I think the Blossom Dairy is the loest place in town to go after school. It's quiet, cool and the food and drinks are swell. And say, kids, speaks up Martha McClure, don't forget that this is not the only Blossom Dairy Store. TI'IEBE'S ONE IN YOUB NEIGHBORHOOD. 1...-1--141-I Wasn't that a swell tour through the Conlon plant? re- marked Iohn Grubb as the group waited for a taxi cab. I had no idea that a bakery was so interesting. I agree with you heartily on that, said Ted Treadgold. I have been in many bakeries but this one is 'tops' in every way. It is modern, attractive, and surely efficient judging by the way those tasty cakes and bread were rolling out. Tasty cakes, interrupted Nancy Watts, they're just down- right DELICIOUSI' And if I weren't so modest, added Norma lane Allen, I'd still be eating. I agree that the cakes are all that you sayp but don't forget how delicious and fresh the bread is, emphasizes Olga Austin. From now on I'll eat Butter-Krustf' Yes sir, kids, chips in Taylor Weller, I see we are all thoroughly convinced that the freshest thing in town is: BUTTER-KRUST BREAD. GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH THE SHERMAN RESTAURANT I602 WASHINGTON STREET, EAST DIAL 22-321 Compumm I PRESENTING IN I3 5cfNEf A ONE ACT QMEDY CALLED of Jzzfff' 5 ,wa KENT WARNER I 2' . ond ' : l HIS ORCHESTRA I l I gg, THOMAS O. LAIRD C0. MocFodden Ignition Co. OFFICE EQUIPMENT foifgixg fiL2m?i35::'r SUPPLIES AUTOMOBILE RADIO Marchanf Calculating Machines 195-103 5R0AD STREET Typewrifers CHARLESTON, w. VA. Allen Wales Adding Machines Niagara Duplicators Leather Goods Parker Pens 211 DICKINSON STREET CHARLESTON, W. VA. PHONE 23-418 Older-Cook Company 923 Quarrier Street Where Pharmacy is a Profession and Not a Side Line. BEST WISHES to the 1939 GRADUATES THE ASHLEY BREAD COMPANY HOLS UM. Compliments Compliments of O, CENTRAL GLASS co. PAINTS, GLASS and MIRRORS Bruce Bartlett VIRGINIA AND DUNBAR STREETS PHONE 35-569 REMEMBER wllflv V U xvfsw THE If' RRNE,X A SS, , . 53405 How you Sx Q fi aufmfo WEN A ray HANDED T Your? BE57' Baldwin Supply Co. gffEAf'f5vE7 tk , C8011 wA5 THEM THE Gooo 01.0 0.4407 ll Q 8 'Q si I Y XXXX x 4 Compliments N XX X A x 4 ' of bg si Q ' v o I WE SELL ACME QUALITY PAINT The Kanawha Drug Co. ma: as-sov 925 Virginia sf. Flowers For All Occasionsv Broad Street Floral Co. 204 BROAD STREET PHONE 22-238 Q KANAWHA BRAN D M EAT noaucr: w y' HANNA INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE AND BONDS Kanawha Banking and Trust Bldg. CHARLESTON, W. VA. CAPITOL CITY BODY WORKS, Inc. Phone Capitol 25-213-Night Capitol 28-717 412 TENNESSEE AVENUE CHARLESTON, W. VA. Complete Auto Body and Fender Service Satisfaction Guaranteedv B. PREISER CO., INC PIONEERS - IN - SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS - IN - THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA - AND H THE GREAT KANAWHA VALLEY CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA L. G. BALFDUR CCDMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Y FOREMOST IN THE MANUFACTURE OF CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CUPS - MEDALS - TROPHIES V Jeweler to the Senior Class of Charleston High School V STATE REPRESENTATIVE C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON Box 195 SISTERSVILLE, w. VA. ELECt ricity .... Lights the Way For Better Living! V Dependably Economically Efficiently V USE MORE LIGHT fo r BETTER SIGHT Appalachian Electric Power Co. Clothing John 1004 QUARRIER STREET I 'Auf wa V00 EVER Fon ser nfs FIRYT Movie' You OF 'ro ok HEI? TQ' Iyar ! HMI' Furnishings IDID 1 How C. Wiley 6' Co. CHARLESTON. WEST VIRGINIA NA! YHF-Jr' gpgodrb fmt- I L Compliments of RADFORD PAINT CO. Tehphonel cap' 25-245 II4 West Washington Street Phone 28-I59 ' DISTRIBUTORS OF Dean and Barry Paints P tt d Lambert Varnish - Texolite Shoes Luggage Hats ch O FOUCS- 0I'I EX ByPdt Bd Egl L d Periseal 3868 - Imperial Washable Wa ll Paper cheer up 9 - my vuzanm stlurr AT cownsm oouuvnn Immaculate laundry work is an all-year- round clean-up necessity. There is a vast list in laundry work. The family wash should come to you sweet and cleaninsparkling white. We have the most modern equipment for modern laundry work of far better type. ELITE LAUNDRY CO. Charleston, West Virginia Compliments of HENSON Cr CADLE Esso SERVICE 411 Virginia Street, West PHONE 29-278 Kanawha Flying Club Safe and Sane Flying Learn to fly where 144 others have learned GLENN T. CLARK Dial 29-531 'AWD THFIV AFTER 6 'THE fHow UILL ' you svsn ?fj0PGff 'nur fooa ,' fl Y CawfGooo 3 -- Gofll TI-IEEE as M weur -rwo wsexf Auownwcfl 1. xt .f u Compliments of Charleston High School Cafeteria DeVAN Cr CO. Every Kind of Insurance Ground Floor Union Building R. P. DeVAN .... President J. C. BYRD .... . Secretary FRANK DRUMHELLER . Associate 134 Ride with Safety in International School Buses INTERNATIONAL TRUCK COMPANY 1014 Lee Street CHARLESTON Phone 26-139 Real Estate Loans THE CHARLESTON NATIONAL - MORTGAGE CO. Charles Uhrig, Manager 'ILL BET YOU Compliments of BTQALLY UHEN You GOT YOUR FlR57' KANAWHA VALLEY g,v5ggG,G3gN' OH., JMEAN I nv fuzsr :wg or counssj V EVERYTHING FOR HOUSE CONSTRUCTION CONWAY OPTICAL co' DISPENSING OPTICIANS V OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 1311-1315 WILSON STREET e 27533 404 Medical Arts Building Telephone 35-623-35-624 charleston' W' va. Compliments of E. I. du Pont de Nemours 6' Company .L-.111-V M zghty Monarchs of civiziza tion! THE average person seldom thinks of the vital relationship between Education and a Gas Company .... ln reality, Gas also is one of Education's staunchest pillars, espe- cially in West Virginia. Of the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent annually by your gas company for improvements, expansion, taxes, rentals, payrolls, etc., a major portion goes toward educating the youth of the State. And so the pupils in the schools and the Men in the Gas Fields both are contributing generously to the Progress of the State .... Both are Mighty Monarchs of Civilization! United Fuel Gas Co. CHARLESTON, W. VA. A Good Beginning . . . Life Insurance - Financial Security HENDERSON L. PEEBLES I Bld . Charleston, W. Va. I525 Kanawha Val ey g PACKARD 'KAsIc the Man Who Owns One Fx CAD mu You EVER FORGET' Q YOUR FIIPY7' DAMcE? C I uw J. B. RUBY MOTOR CO. -ro grep on some DAME! DISTRIBUTORS DRESY AND -rem :rj Charleston, W. Va. I D E A I Parsons-Brindle Tire Co. GOODRICH TIRES - BATTERIES J O I N T H E ACCESSORIES EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS BOATS Y. M. C. A. BOY's DEPARTMENT T O D A Y 56.00 per Year Terms to Suit Washington Street at Columbia Avenue CHARLESTON, W. VA. Phone 20-I89 38 E1 fl-IEATRE E- of Sunday-Monday Alw 2 Bi F tur with N w nd C rt Sgjzizial Atirastion izch Monjays bright aat :on Tues.-Wed. Thursday 2 of the bigger One big Feature FEATURES with Cartoon, with lirtoon axgwssfkorlrtgze B K Arrumoon '- AND DO you BOY If Tm SIEEJEZ 'sc fgligiraeasgg-LESS RFMEM REA,-Z? Hupr an C BED THF AND 1 oo1v'T Friday-Saturday lgqiyyou TUOK MFAN THE 0 C A F SPECIAL KIDDIES DAY QAOUID ER! Good Western and Action Features I if-f f- o A ee- 6 X ' J si ' Serial lv A ,Ju gs 2 aarwel Mickey Mouse 6 f' Y 1 sy::v-:iiiiu 'P' '55 0 as ,ggi WI la- -E xy. y Compliments - C I ' t The Fashion Shop amp 'mm 8 IN THE ARCADE of For Women of Fashion mon: CAPITOL zs-521 Cadillac - I-asalle Charleston, W. Va. GOOD SERVICE CHEERFULLY GIVEN Conveniently Located , Speedily Rendered Compliments of at a Friend Whittington Service Station Greenbrier and Washington Sts. Phone 29-515 Money In Your Pocket! REGISTER FOR THE MUSICAL SPELLDOWN EVERY Mouon NIGHT AT arso 'WCHS' It's Fun - It's Novel - There's Money in it for you . . . Register now! W. S. WYLI E DRUGGIST Corner Washington and Morris Streets CHARLESTON, W. VA. Phone 20-063 P F A F F G S M I T H BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. PRODUCERS AND sHIPPERs SAND AND GRAVEL Ready-Mixed Concrete CEMENT - SEWER PIPE - LIME BUILDING TILE - PLASTER METAL LATH PHONE 25-171 Spring and Bullitt Streets CHARLESTON, W. VA. This Trade-mark 6333 is your AXL Compliments of f N of N QUALITY Mir QI in , I ' f d' PAINTS AND .9Qz44'.gwwfal.Mr1w I - WALL PAPER THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 712 Lee Street Phone 24-210 PIERSON Cf FIELDING HARDWARE COMPANY RUSSELL o ERWIN BUILDERS, HARDWARE AGENTS FOR BPS AND LOGAN-LONG ROOFING OVERHEAD DOORS and SHEET METAL WORK SCOTTS LAWN SEED 302 Washington Street, West Phones 37-575-37-576 Compliments of United Mine Workers of America N EW C O U R S E S in SECRETARIAL BOOKKEEPING PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL BOOKKEEPING EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTING 1 2 C2 1? IU 3 S 3 FEDERAL INCOME TAX ACCOUNTING SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNTING These courses contain only genuine standard Iooseleaf forms, identical in every respect with those found in business offices everywhere. Learn today's bookkeeping methods on today's bookkeeping forms. CHARLESTON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE MORRISON BUILDING ON QUARRIER STREET E. C. STOTTS and A, H. DAINGERFIELD OWNERS AND MANAGERS 30-126 - PHONES - 30-127 RAND wuz you EVER P00657 39 5 FUR STORAGE THE NIGHT UE 0 GPADUATED mon JD HIGH ICE fCHOOL? 0 my own UE Ice Cubes :sn sfcj 0 COOLERATOR The Air-Conditioned ROY C. GOFF, Inc. , Refrigerator DRUGGIST 0 11225 Zfllm DIAMOND ICE AND 1540 WEST WASHINGTON STREET CHARLESTON, W. VA. WEST VIRGINIA TRACTOR fr EQUIPMENT COMPANY CONSTRUCTION, INDUSTRIAL AND SPECIAL TRUCK EQUIPMENT CATERPILLAR TRACTORS PHONE 25-184 GOOD FOOD, GOOD HEALTH Courteous Service STERLING LUNCH 328 CAPITOL STREET PHONE 32-243 Compliments of 'ANU ajfll YOU BOYJ' Nelson Transfer Cf Storage FVEP FOPGF7' C THE DAY DAD 'P 'V SAID HE CAPITOL AND PIEDMONT ROAD THQUGH7 yay LOCAL AND NATION WIDE MOVING PHONE 23-IOI Agents for ALLIED VAN LINES OJERE OLD ENOUGH 'ra H A TUXEDO ? 6001141 V The Chas. H. Elliott CO. Seventeenth Street and Lehigh Avenue PHILADELPHIA, PA. ENGRAVERS - PRINTERS - JEWELERS The Largest College Engraving House in the World Y Acknowledgment of Appreciation : To the Literary and Art Staff of the Charlestonian who cheerfully gave of their respective talents. To the DeLuxe Studio, the Charles- ton Engraving Co., and the Mathews Printing and Lithographing Co. for their collaboration in the production of this annual. To each Advertiser whose patronage insured financial success of our book. To Mr. Flack, the Business Advisor, whose leadership organized our ef- forts for a successful business year. Signed, Business Staff. 42 II' . .1 THE MCJUNKIN SUPPLY COMPANY v OIL AND GAS WELL SUPPLIES and INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT v CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA GRANTSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA HAMLIN, WEST VIRGINIA ALLEN, KENTUCKY Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company O A Synonym for Quality and Excellence IN Cvmplimevfs LIFE INSURANCE of c. 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Compliments of GUTHRIE, MORRIS 6' CAMPBELL Compliments of Charleston Transit Co. 323 PROFESSIONAL BLDG. PHONE 27-713 Coffman Optical Co. Dependable DISPENSING OPTICIANS Coordinated AGENCY Tfunspoffvfion WESTERN ELECTRIC AUDIPHQNE AFTER You Bscone- I rr Heatin Co. ACCUITONED TO 1-HE fcffoot- ebe Y 9 Alva cm :wo THE noon: Columbus and Janitoral Furnaces IJOU CAN BEGIN C Q FINDING THE G-IDL 1 P R and Winter Air-Conditioning ,O :S 05 All fr TAKE! man: 21-321 ,5 A UNK f 1401 WASHINGTON sneer AND THEN--' ' 1 Good Food Is Good Health Phone 22-745 American Home Cooking Homestead Restaurant 608 LEE STREET SHORT ORDERS - SANDWICHES WE SPECIALIZE in DINNERS Boys.. .SEE . , , Girls King and Martin Band Instruments Wurlitzer Accordions, Roth Violins Epiphone and Martin Guitars Slingerland Drum BEFORE YOU BUY MCKEE'S INC. No. io CAPITOL ST. 46 Nothing Better for BOYSANDGIRLS... PURITY MAI D Breod 2 Cokes : Pies COOKE G- THAXTON PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS W. 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Moy success ottend your every ettort in the vocotion you choose to follow through lite. V JARRETT PRINTING COMPANY cAPrroL AT DQNNALLY STREET CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA Mount Vernon Farm Dairy Products, Inc. A Complete Line of Dairy Products Try Our Delicious Mt. Vernon Farm Pure Pork Sausage lin seasonl V Grade A Raw and Pasteurized Milk V lce Cream and lces V Buttermilk - Cottage Cheese 7 Butter and Eggs V Chocolate Milk and Orange Drink Ask the Lady Who Deals With Us' 800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE PHONE 23-108 OWEN 8 BARTH FUNERAL HOME Virginia St. at Delaware Ave. DIAL 25-195 and 25-196 Reeves Food Mart Fancy and Staple Groceries Phone Cap. 35-611 919 Quarrier Congratulations to the Class of 1939 S -:sf GENUINE CHEVROLET SERVICE Protect your car investnlent from inex- perienced workmanship and inferior parts, which may mean extra cost to you later on. 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