Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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HELLO, STUDENTS, Your schooling takes up one fifth of your life. The time is far too valuable to be wasted and the knowledge you can acquire, if you study, is too important to be lost. I urge you, therefore, to take advantage of every opportunity to learn and to improve. Seniors, you have bigger and better tasks awaiting you. There are obligations to be fulfilled and challenges to be met. Soon the welfare of our Nation will be in your hands. Accept the challenge, and utilize your abilities to the fullest extent. Juniors study diligently absorb all the information available Work to your capacity in everything that you undertake Sophomores, you still have every chance to make top grades and to receive all the benefits Charleston High School has to offer Strive to do your best in all your sublects My hope for each of you during 1958 1959 is a maximum of achievement and a sense of loy in work well done Cordially Heres the Captain of our Ship the one who keeps our rudder steady and our school sailing straight ahead our principal MR RICHARDSON Beloved by all who know him he possesses one of the kindest hearts sweetest smiles and keenest wits around these days Remember Seniors the pep as sembly where you finally won Two Bits and he remarked lm not sure whether they won because they ve had more prac tice or because they have such big mouths? Somehow that statement typifies all the love comradeship honor spirit and fun that he represents at our school J 722'-rv I I ' I , . . I I I ' y . ,mis Rs ' ' ' 1 1 s-.gp . . ,-.-:Nash T ,-.-J' 1 ,f ' 1 1 ' ' ll ' ll x 1 'v i ,, 1 ' ,-553' 1 .Q 1 - . ' ' ll . 1, ,- I '. i . . . 1 1 1 1 . l i i 'fi' ,X .. , -'ZZ' ffl' I ' f z lr , X I W. , I 1 -- ix ' - , g sc 4 f - Ng g f X ' x , l - : C ...f C , ' I 'J - xx f if-Q ,Z 11.92 V Y- , 'gl .g -ai -all-5 1 , - 5 :- - ... .,. ,

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.-..,, Mrs Thom and Mrs Taylor Busy Buddies Heo there Im KENNITH B MEADOWS a newcomer to Charles ton High However I taught a former st of this sc oo Thomas Jefferson Junior High for two years after receiving my BS from Morris Harvey and am very happy to be taking over some Biology and Math courses here All my time is not consumed by these though I also enloy golf fishing photography and read ing I hope that every student will take advantage of all oppor tunitles to further his education and that I will be able to play a meaningful part In that important shaping of his lfe 'Q' Hello Im the instructor of First Year Shorthand MRS MARTHA FRAZIER My pupils will tell you that my course is anything but a snap but by the time I earned my Masters at Columbia University I realized the only sublect which is retained in memory is the diffi- cu welltaught one spent a part of my vacation attending Northwestern University where I studied method courses in short- hand typewriting bookkeeping, and office practice In my spare time I enloy gardening and our school s football games Hi! l'm DICK McELWEE, Boys' Physical Education instructor, Head Coach and Sponsor of the Moun- tain Lion Club. I like all sports and personally interview the boys who participate in them, but feel that football is the most interest- ing to teach and watch. I wish pupils would get all they can from school and pay more attention to religious education. If they would, our school would be an even nicer place to be a part of.