Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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PRCDMPTER S As prompters perform tn im aluable serx ice in coaching actors through the lines of .1 script so do tt uhcrs nd students in guiding them through the intricacies of knowledge lxcry person durinf his sthool yetrs plays many roles one of which he may later dcxclop into his life s work It is during this time of experimentation and decision that the Cl'1LOlII'l4 cment ind counsel of the pupil s instructors are most helpful Perhaps most importint ot ill is the desire for knowledve which may be inspired at this stlge of miturity for willingness to letrn is 1 quility which cm be an asset throughout a life timc Chlrleston High School offers six courses from which each person may choose clisses to suit his lIlLlIXlLlLIf1l needs The Business Education Course is offered to those who plin to find employment in 1 commercial field rtter completion of high school The College Prcplrltory Course is 1 plan of study LlL5lLXI1CLl tor those who intend to further their education itter high school fraduttion lor the student who wishes to train for a creatixe arts profession there IS a Fine Arts program The General Course is planned to gixe those students who do not care to enter college a sound baslc educa For students who prepare to begin work immediately after high school the Vocational Department supplies necessary traininv In all these courses proude a wide selection of subjects for students whether they plan a definite career or want only an adequate general education is -.ff .' 'u WI ' 4 it bg T ,J N2 ' Y ' . LH' 'g H, .' ., ' D A A Q I, F ' ' 5 l ' I D 4 i Z! ' 4 4' ' i 1 ' 7 ' L4 ' W . , .Y grgtgwr Y. tion. The Practical Arts Course is the ideal choice for girls interested in homemaking. . , . . V L .Y , . f . . . O' 7 V. . . l 'll fi - ll f Y I ,' , l I ,f I 'er' i ff q if 2 :fit If ' f - 5255 ,ry l E 1 ' T 'S T T s f l - 'N , V l' r Q' - I l 1 V '55 I el ,I li, ' - Jial Niki. ' Q, ' 4 gets .,

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DEAR STUDENTS, A great part of your life has been spent in school up to now, and many of you will have several more years in college. Accordingly, you should work hard and diligently in order to get out of school all that it is supposed to do for you. This means that you cannot loat' through your hours in school with no objective for the future. Make up your mind as to what you want to do and then study hard in order to reach your goal. Seniors, we hope that your three years here have been pleasant and profitable. The years immediately ahead of you will bring many obligations and challenges. NVQ trust you will be able to meet them with ability and courvc un ors md Qophomores strixc t btun ill the cuclit C urlcston lliai iool his to ollcr M tlce thc bcst Il1lI'l'xS you clu in 1 yt ur subiects uit cttcr preplrcd lor ill th it is ihci il tu Gtod lutls to ill ot you Cordiilly ucctor rf school ictivities is Mr L C Richir son whose superb leidership his mule Chlrleston High Qchool a smish hit for the pist two dectdcs Completing., is his twentieth xelr is principil Nlr Rich irdson miy proudly recall the achiexeu ents of CHS under his leidership vw:-,I S1 1 fm f In 499177 A JU Xxx 1 J i it . J A ' o o .i L 'la' il. 'lvl Scl 4 ' 1 ' '. ' .Il '1 I llae b '. I i 4 . '.d viyr. 7 Q 4' , Y I f f. ' if ' if ' a Y 7 ' thi., A 55 -. , -, ,, ,. - P - , . , 'ffgfrr fy' ,, gg- , 1 4 . . . . Y! 4, 1 bi? -gi-W , .v '. sf V 'EF fr 1 3 fi l ff y lr s L .., A , , I rn uf, - 4 -- 1,13 - ' 'y ,hi y y , ll, 5. , ' ' N if -13: f 4 li, V j f it y : Q Ag , it 9' l Q N Q , wY,:,5-,:z,.' k -Q f ': r ,y , , -, , . ' X 1 .'!'f lla- -ry! - HP fi! S' 'Pix ' '