Charleston High School - Recorder Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

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f THE RECORDER . -'QI935 Senior Class EVELYN ARCHER-A belle from Rardin who became president of the class and queen of C. H. S. Some popularity record, eh? PAUL COSSINS- Paul was a good student and valuable to the class because of his outstanding athletic ability. VICTOR CURTIS-Victor handled his royal position in a truly, kindly manner. His highness can also handle a ball. EDWARD MILLER -A born leader of his class as well as in athletics. MARJORIE LANMAN- A nicer girl you'll never find. Marjorie was associated with the band and glee club. ROBERT DOWNEY-Bob was the good Business Manager of the Annual and a speaker of great promise. JOSEPHINE STITES-Her pleasant ways, good nature, and willingness to help have made her many friends. DON CRAIG -Don made a very good business manager for our athletic teams. DOROTHY GILLINS-A good sport, likeable, one of the most quiet and brilliant girls of C. H. S. BUREN McCLURE-Buren, better known as 4'Pluto, is our huge basketball center. He is one of the crew from Rardin. MARY BETH STlNE- Is snapshot editor of the annual. A smile and a joke are always with her. PAUL SPENCE--A quiet, unobtrusive student, but an intellectual one. Paul was especially interested in agriculture. ELLEN NICHOLS-She certainly loves typing and has Hpoundedw her way so far. LEO OZIER-He gained his high scholastic standing through hard work and natural brilliance. BETTY HILL-Known for her quiet manner and sincerity. Doing her share is her aim in the classroom. C. H. S.

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1935 .THE RECORDER I GILBERT CARSON HELEN RANTQN Science Und Athletics and Speech UllfVSI'SilY Of Illinois DePauw University, A.B. Carbondale, B.E. HARRIET TATE English and Speech. E. I. S. T. C., B.E. NEVA SLOAN RALPH COOPER WANITA BRATTON English Biology and General Science MUlh8mfliiCS Eastern Ill. S. T. C., B.E. Eastern Ill. S. T. C., B.E. University of Wisconsin University of Illinois, A.M. V, v Indiana University, A.B. 43 1 . . ay ,,, y - 1 . so X . 13, 01, I win, afgf .ff gf Q .PIB S s 2' XS.-qt it IVE., 'E P1 x fair' 4,a:k, L 'ff fr., e so MELVIN MCCOY ISABEL RUEHRMUND Q f HAZEL HILL Band Music Q, Assistant in the University of Illinois, B.M. Ohio State University, B.S. , f Superintendentls Office is Seven

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:vm .THE RECORDER i Q s MARY JANE KELLY--An Hall in one girl--pleasing personality, brilliant, and a pal to everyone. DONALD SWINFORD-Don is the advertising man- ager of the Recorder and president of the Agriculture Club. DOROTHY MAE JACK-Another hard worker. Everybody's upaln is she and will certainly be missed next year. ROBERT FULTON-He isnit the father of the steamship, but Robert can invent good answers when called upon. LOUISE ASHBY- She is certainly one of C. H. Sfs best known and best liked students. BILL RARDIN-A Rardin immigrant who has the rare gift of never bothering anyone It seems to be quite profitable. MARY JUNE SPARKS-A little live wire who always gives us some pep and a smile. KENNETH ARMSTRONG-Gentle manly, witty, and an all-around good fellow. LOIS BEABOUT-Lois always has a smile for friends that she may meet. HAROLD ERNST-The clown of the class, but can he sing? The Mayes have it! BETTY JANE STANBERRY- A sunny disposition is hers. And didn,t she make a dandy cheer leader? DONALD STITT-Where there's a motorcycle, there's Don--and the baritone makes the picture complete. MARGARET RILEY-'6Peggy is one person who can have a good time and still manage to have her lessons. AZRO COX- '6Zero wasa midyearman. He was another quiet member of the class who did not crave the spotlight. FRANCES DAVIS-- Frankie has a sweet disposition and certainly lives up to the Rardin standard-ours too! CH S 'Nine f 1