Charleston High School - Recorder Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

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of I JM, I i l T W r J J - J NI if 7 if Tysfllirllyflis yy if FIRST ROW: Neal, Keigley Knapp, Reynolds, Pearcy STiTes, Wierman, Wyelh. 2 SECOND ROW: Rice, Irby Ryan, Lanmon, Werden, Pop ham, Perry, RaTTs. THIRD ROW:STan5berry, LighT 1 1 Owens, Parker, Johnson, I FOURTH ROW: Kelly, Mafhes Keran, Townsend, Kampman FIFTH ROW: Ozier, McKee Johns, M. Figg, Lynch. lins, Sweeney, Lang, STewarT EIGHTH ROW: TaIboTT, Ward li, i Scheidker, Wilson, ScoTf, Johns. fl, JK QMAX, bu 'T if X UUJJ ll J0nior Class has someThing This year. Under The ' I.f I . KN 9 n .llddfgaye managemenT OT The class piicers. The Junior ExecuTive CommiTTee, and . I Nsponsors, They have done Things of xivhigjwey have a righT To be proud. The , 'Tx i L class officers were Bill Dunn, The PresidenT: Richard Rice, Vice-PresidenT: and Jack ic N , A lk Anderson. The SecreTary-Treasurer. The members oT The ExecuTive CommiTTee were , 15 , X Bessie Townsend, Mildred CraTT, Helen Crosley, Edward Perry and Junior Crail. The 'r 4 I ,fbi 5. sponsors of The Junior Class were Miss BraTTon, Miss Linder, Miss Ta+e and Mr. Hopper. -WTA , Nil 3 ' lil -Ll i Q X:-f' Many aT The sTudenTs have accomplished Things individually This year. Wayne Trix li JT X HunT, accom anied b Lorene Br anT, la ed a Trombone solo aT The band conTesT , T' X . 5 . , P Y Y P Y in -U held in MaTToon. Also Helen Crosle , accom anied b MarTha June Jaclc, la ed I Y P Y P v x AJ' : I N X a saxophone solo in The conTesT, We are aTraid The Girls' Glee Club couldn'T geT 'i'l ii 'P I if alan ver well wiThouT The Juniors because There are Ten Junior irls ouT oT TwenT - 3. I ., X ,ss v, Q Y 9 Y ,Ili TQ J if Three in iT. They are namely Mary Neal, Elaine Dennis, Virginia Babbs, Carolyn AbboTT, T ' ' T, c x KJ ji X AE I BeTTy Day, MargareT Pigg, Helen Crosley, Eloise Howard, Lorene BryanT, and BeTTy , 4 , ' ix' '-, i- . , xxx! ,lf l fynxvf . C if Ji f Us SixTeen , x sei , . Ingram, Shellabarger, Jenkins. SIXTH ROW: Trumbo, Rey- nolds, Walden, Pigg, Lonman, Shoemaker James SEVENTH ROW: Weaver, Mule

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X I DON TURNER , None buf himself can be his parallel. x il CHRISTINE AMYX Chrisiine is vivacious: we admire her personaliiy. I GEORGE QUEARY Anoiher good guy +ha+ C.l-l.S. is proud 'io own. A IEVELYN NEAL ' Laughing brown eyes wifh a iinge af fun. l EUGENE A L Enron - !'Y?4 ,f,v'We in l himefrpmcal neighboring lawn, and ff! rl ad he . K 'ff 1 x A ' A l ILMA ouveiz' A iruer dearer friend lhan Wilma could noi be found. I HAROLD GILLESPIE An all around fellow, inleresled and inieresfing. I JULIA WALKER A girl of very mild manners I SAM McN UTI' Sam is o fovoriie wifh 'rhe siudenis and ihe fccully. I JUANITA HART Juaniia is nice and a likeable girl. I ROBERT HILLS His unsellishness and ihoughfulness have won him The appreciafion of ihe class. I LORRAINE RUTAN To describe Lorry would exhausf our vocabulary and adjectives. ICHARLES WOODYARD He's never been found waniing in school loyally and duly. I JOHN BREWER Why noi have a lol of fun wiih a liHle siudy Thrown in. I JAMES WOODYARD The cify has iis pleasures buf i1's rural ioys for me. if-'wk-. .SCEQJQFS W , . 1 QU-3 f f f Fifteen T511-f4 W '7 Sfg-rn! .D-ff' I . i . .K x 'il' ill? Y M g Wu , .i X is ii E X

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i is is 'T .Nr . gl lf Q13 , .iyjlli , Cf-4 - V JUNIORS , is x Jedh Gerard. Besides The Things menTioned above There were Juniors Talcing parT in The liTerary evenTs, The Track evenTs and The DebaTe Club. From The above we see ThoT The Juniors are quiTe TalenTed young people. We hope They will keep up The good work during, Their genior year. The Jmfnicr Gsfnival OT This year was bigger and beTTer Than usual. The side- shows and Theiadnce were big successes. This class oT Juniors cleared more money Y . on Their carnival Than any class for someTime. NX The biggesT evenT The Juniors had was The Junior-Senior Banquet They carried ,i X x ouT The MayTime idea. decoraTing in green and silver colors. Everyone exclaimed li whaT a wonderTul banqueT and dance e are glad The Seniors ThoughT so since This is Their lasT year and we a grand Tar ell. ' We, The Juniors, who will yeor. will be lo 'ing Torward To The Carnival and BanqueT The year will give us. . ' ,JW K l NF '7 ft' .ii -- yfyl I! jj nm, les - .V -. fl ,, IJ,.'. A C, .3 sw, Q 4-. L. - f..-I ,N ,eh .3 glue 1 .lp qv ,gg fly L 6 :si V55 I OJ I I 5 l fr, ' xi X1 AX, . v' IV' - l x T1 A 'xg R nfl p ST A X- X x . Q xy . nv gl., , : ' 5 iw ' ,.2' :- A JT L ' TRST ROW: Dunn, Beck, yanf, Crosley, Ashbrook Clark, G T ECOND ROW: Carson Croil Easlon, Hudson, im, H Co DURTH yanl, C FTH R udson, XTH R erard, EVENTH H GHTH an, Bufl Slrorn HRD ROW: Bails, Colfing uber, Hunt, HuTTon, oley, Flesher. ROW: Dennis, Baker rafT, Babbs, AbboH Allen. OW: Garner, Brewer Hills, Baldwin, Black OW: Hall, Cox, Day, Hampion, Goleman ROW: Gillum, Ben cickeTT, Easron. ROW: Glasser, Ed er, Couriney, Blom , Henry, Bushue. l IM! Henri K A A. V .V l ,, l A I kvnyk .XX r 9 4 ,fe I .f,l.1 '-T'-lk, l s O U If 3' ' .3 ji J N