Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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if ,W , ,Q -2 . . , k ki A 'fig E I rf x, .2 I 'Q '?i'51f. During a discussion on Shakespeare, Mrs. Gregory gives her students some first-hand information about Stratford on Avon, his birthplace. f .' ' I f , I. of - T5 ' A J . , X ff ff, 1? I ,iff 1 ff' Hello! I am ANNA M, CURRY, in- structor in Plane Geometry and Alge- bra II, and am currently a student myself, working for my Master's de- gree. In my previous years as a teach- er, I have been employed at Boone County High, South Charleston High, and at Thomas Jefferson Junior High. ln my leisure hours l watch baseball, football, basketball, play golf, and work with flowers. In my teaching I strive to get my pupils to apply themselves to their best ability. I hope you enioy your tour through our school. Z . Hello! l am PAUL EDWARD GREEN. This is my second year as a teacher of Physical Education here at Charleston High School, and I must say I enioy my vvork very much. I think all students should take a part in some extra school activity, and through athletic activities, l try to im- press upon my students that one does not have a personality, one is a personality! Since sports are my main interest, especially basketball and football, I have very little time for my other hobbies, except watching television, Hello, amici. My name is MAR- CELLA COOK, and l teach Latin in Room ZOI at our school, and before coming here, I taught Latin at Jeffer- son Junior High. l obtained my A,B. degree from Hunter College of the City of New York, and my M.A. de- gree from Columbia University. My only hobby is listening to my hi-fi set. All my extra time is spent taking care of my home and family. I hope you enioy your tour through our school. It's a great institution.

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How do you do? My name as ELIZABETH STEADMAN Instructor an Plane Geometry and Algebra ll In Room 323 Whale my favorite sports mclude the achve football and basketball my hobbies sew mg and cooking lue on the rather qunet sude My college educatuon includes an AB degree from Han over College and an MA from Marshall and I fnrmly believe that each student should make the most of has opportumtnes Hello lm NINA HOLT BROWN alumna of Converse College nn Spartenburg South Carolina and of Marshall College Huntmgton and nnstructor of Englush and Latm un Room 315 classes l sponsor Revelers durect an sung ln he Village Chapel Chonr Swlmmmg watchmg foot ball and basketball camping and readung occupy the remaunder of my tlme addmon to my HI there' lm LOIS REVERCOMB World Hustory mstructor l graduate of New Rnver State Col lege a housewufe and YTeen Sponsor My favornte sport us foot ball my hobbues are needlepount sewmg and reading l hope all students wnll use well thus tume of preparation and lm sure youll enloy your tour through our school u - . , , . , , ' ' ' ' . 'rn a . I . ' . - ' I I I I - , ' . - ' - In : ' ' , . . ' . d . . t . . . . , ,v N h-12011555 S 'Tries -A --f .4 rw :iff-fri J 5 'Q ' V ', nf. ML I' ' tbl A L' if Mrs West please be careful with those chemicals. We love our ceiling.

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A gf '1 'Z E4 ass. ,. ' . . ff' ' i is 551 New Miss Huston Maybe you could do a better iob, O'Eesa, with your Hello. I'm HELEN LESLIE, American History teacher at our school. I'm a graduate of Be- rea College and the State University of Iowa. When not reading or gathering material on history, I enioy baseball and gardening. Since education never ceases, and a desire to learn should keep one alive, alert, atten- tive, and proud, I try to impress upon my students that by understanding history and its relationship to present-day affairs, they will become better equipped to handle the everyday problems of life. fingers! Hello. I'm HAZEL KELLOGG, librarian. For several years I have worked in the Curricu- lum Library at the Board of Education office, and since library work occupies most of my day, l have few hobbies. After receiving my B.S. from Mary Washington College and my M.A. from the University of Virginia, I ac- cepted the post of librarian at Roosevelt Jun- ior High School which l occupied until 1957 when I joined the staff of Charleston High School. - 1 5,9 AXE 511. tn Tj' Hello. I'm MAXWELL GUNDLACH. As Gen- eral Metals instructor, l offer the boys train- ing in the skilled trades and machinery con- struction. Outside of school, I spend most of my time in my own home workshop, with a little hunting, fishing, or photography on the side. I also like to go to basketball games and watch TV football. To me, the most urgent school problem is emphasis on fundamentals, I stress this in teaching metalwork to the students.