Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Mrs. Elsie Bolin's chief concern as a member of Charleston High's Language Department is to en- courage her students to grasp the fundamentals of French. Also, she teaches them to avoid careless grammatical errors and to become more capable and studious pupils. it isn't unusual to hear smiling Elsie Bolin's lovely soprano voice leading her classes in singing French folk songs. Regardless of how small a favor is, she is always greatly pleased, her students like the pet names she' gives them. Miss Caldwell, as well as teach- ing world history, is head of the History Department. She strives to add to the cultural background of students by exposing them to classical music and other of the Fine Arts, during the time when she isn't teaching. Miss Caldwell, who attended the University of Missouri, also enjoys sewing and reading. rs Estill is showing Mrs Kuykendall the fruits of her labor.

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The girls' athletic instruc- tor, Miss Anderson, is a pop- ular member of the faculty because of her industrious and never-ceasing work with the girls' athletic program. Besides instructing in the girls' gym classes, this hard worker is sponsor of the Girls' Athletic Association and the Cheerleaders. Miss Anderson attended West Virginia University and the University of Wisconsin. Aside from her work in school, she likes to go on camping trips, she also en- joys reading. u ,,-. fmmg sim Frances G. Anderson Lorena Anderson Edwin M. Bartrug Because of his long hours of work with boys and his constant goal of building decent and upstanding young men, Mr. Bartrug, who also teaches algebra classes, as well as serving as Director of Athletics and head football and track coach, is a valued member of our faculty. This genial and considerate person attended West Virginia University and likes to collect Indian relics and to travel occasionally. The industrious teacher who is in charge of the various public speaking contests in our school is Mrs. Anderson. This popular English teacher, who attended Marshall College, collects old and inter- esting newspapers as a hobby. She has among her collection of newspapers one concerning the elec- tion of George Washington. Mrs. Anderson is also quite active in local civic groups where she serves on entertainment and program committees. Obviously, Miss Watson has a green thumb. . 49 ,, 'HRK' Rf ,N 1 ri 4 'bbs ' x g ' ' - sw' . fT:f4y 'T if 3 :git 3 v A:-.. , '., YIYQJQ 1. l at 17 .. Tri'

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Coach Lowe and the refe ree, ,wr Mr. Carp, get together to give the boys their instructions. Mendel Carp , A N253 'Tlil3lQ John Daddysrnan Being just a world history teacher is not enough for Mr. Carp. He works with school boys as a basketball referee and official. This athletic teacher, who attended West Virginia Tech and West Virginia University, likes fishing as well as instructing and officiating at athletic eVEI'1fS. 8-fu r' Mr. Daddysman, who teaches auto mechanics in our school, is well-liked because he will stop a minute to help anyone who has a problem concerning cars As well as teaching, Mr. Daddysman is chief of the stagehands for our auditorium. This teacher attended Morris Harvey College and the Ford Motor Company School in Detroit and in his spare time likes to use his technical knowledge for his own enjoyment by working with a model railroad