Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Holding on to the past, while moving with today's trends, creates an excellent way of learning, having fun,: and participating in ath- letics and school morgan- izations. That is what 2860 students'at Charles- ton 2 High School dis- covered in 1980-1981 2 thatt-r'iThe High'UWay is the best way for enjoy- ing your high school years. Louise Gammon and Rose Elswick socialize before math class. Prior to taking a geometry test, Amy Rice and Joni Burford review notes. 2-Opening i THE HIGH Wa H870 .227'2Q2 70am 4 recJ rnymfm 23$ng you: 167': 4' Fffcnaf fAPavig'AOVlf 7'19796tfarwi j 4M 700292nd Forwafz +0 Seefihj yam nextf 264 44761 ?yXWfJSVD ever 61118414376. ' 7M.w WM,- 412'4 0225727 227 2322 you X094 C66M2 :- :5 an,3 W Cvg zie yokf farif M6 kmx? 50X? wen 227:er wc c3-2'J-w'2 4mg am; claussa its fear 17:15 1554 Am- ,

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