Charleston High School - Recorder Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1937 volume:

4 P if f' ' 'Wx 1' 1 ,ff u J I I 5 ' iff! ku' ,f ll , MMX141 ' LL' fy .f, f I J RECQIQDER .3 EQ ar ,wwf +1 XM ,. , f 4 f' , 1 f, ' f il f ff .4 i , 54 I 17' I ,f Q I , .R-, if ,t v ,f X! Hi '.,'A I ki Q A f 5 w Y +1 'k i X ff f 4 f 'Il S A' l STUDENT LIFE CHARLESTON I-IIGI-I SCI-IOOL Q APLAY in Four Ads 0 TAKEN FROM REAL LIFE IN CI-IARLESTON, ILLINOIS TIME Sepfember, I936, Io June, I937 I .ALL TI-IE WORLD'S A STA D ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN MERELY PLAYE TI-IE SETTING AII aclion in This play Ialce place in The Charlesfon I-Iigh School, ils grounds, alhlelic fields and associaied buildings. This Play Is Dedicaled To MISS HELEN RANTON The Soldier The Lover E MAN IN I-IIS TIME PLAYS MANY PARTS PROLOCEUE In This dramaTic proolucTion, The Recorder of '37, we, The Senior Class have puT TorTh all The Time anol eTforT possible To make iT an inTeresTing performance of The pasT year. We sincerely hope iT will prove as worTh while and enTerTaining To our audience as iT has been To The casT of players who have gaThered anol presenTecl The maTerial. In The TuTure when you look back over The pages oT This play and recall The pleasanT years spenT aT C. H. S. wiTh iTs acTions and seTTing, we shall know ThaT our rehearsals have noT been in vain. rw ,f 133441, .. K. M 10 1' 1' r 1 4 CAST The School Board, Mr. U. B. Jellries Supl Mr. V. I.. Langlorcl, Principal, lhe Eacully ancl lhe enlire Sluclenl Body THE PRODUCERS Mary Lanman Lorene Bryanl Charles Weaver Kennelh Ralls Junior Bails Helen Crosley Deane Owings Belly Gerard Eloise Howarcl Mr. Langlorcl Elaine Dennis Waller Scoll Enicl Ryan Virginia Bablos Rebecca Hills Kalherine Jennings Mary Neal Belly Pigg Dannie J. James EY HAVE THEIR EXITS AND THEIR ENTRANCES w The Recorder FIRST ROW-Craig, JeTTries, T-TiTe, Rogers. SECOND ROW-Murray, Shero, Gonnowoy. BOARD OF EDUCATION O The Boord oT EducoTion hos olvvoys been helpTul To The sTudenTs oT ChorlesTon High ond This yeor They were no excepTion. The Closs oT 37 Tolqes This opporTuniTy To express iTs sincere Thonlcs ond opprecioTion Tor The splendid help which They gove so Treely. We ore sure ThoT This help Toolc much eTTorT on The porT oT eoch individuol member oT The Boord, ond They deserve much crediT Tor The Time spenT on our school Tor The beneTiT oT The sTudenT body ond The ToculTy. T937 Ten X The ecorderliic 1 i X. -c Q . xx, w R FIRST ROW!-Sloan, Ranlon, Tale, Langford, Pelers, McClure, Brallon, Van Meier. SECOND ROW-Cooper, Hopper, Ruehrnwnd, Linder, Zari-e++, lvlalhew, Chorley, Bollenbacher. Gillespie, Smith. . I X ,, - . If V! :N i .,N,,s i rs-qfllf N--II ff-r-x,1.r1Lw1'1 M - Q - 1. , f ,mfkb-q,Q...q xv-as LA-N gxflfy 6,,,,,-,i 4, D' jg, I C .- 1 l I -P ' ,AY F' FACULTY For lheir cooperalion and splendid help during lhe pasl leur years lhe Senior Class of '37 wishes lo sincerely Jrhank lhe facully of Ol-l.S. Mr. Zarrel, a newcomer lo our lacully, has proven himself an excellenl leader as well as a good leacher. l-le succeeded lvliss Coler, who lel+ us al mid-year To go +o Pekin, as Social Science leacher. lvlr. Gillespie, also a newcomer, readily proved his abilily as bolh a leacher and coach in a very shorl Time. I937 Eleven The Recorder RELUHUU4 EMF? Q. , , eg ,5 . fx 5, 1 - . vm fit Wg gfgiG7uy9w':'L4f vi'-M's!!f,, ' A. f,,42gf,' y4aq21f,p'u15f?19g'f,W K 1 ' 41,41 , ' v J- giil sifwik I ka xx- 1 W . 4t'!i5 rilfw ,, , Lv-1 fu um , 11, , ' lu-W 'z:f . N I V g MR-LHNGFQRD LORENE zafzvmn' f04m....- amp fs'-15,4225 F mn HSSOCAHTE EDHUR ' , - , K .N . - X ,.., it . v, sw: -' 1411 Wu' wo' 'N is P53 . 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Oo -Q FN -N 1 1'-' ' '1'1'1 ' . 1 -'111 ',f,l,l. 1 15111151131 1 r 1-N-.1 1 1 111 1 , . 1 .1 I ,. 1ll1Ill!Illl 1' 1,1 ,1 . C I 1 1 111 ll 1.1 I 1 lvl 11,211 ll' ,l,I:1 111 1:1111 ll'l 1 1 Ill 1:11.1' 1'1'l'1 l.l,1I 11 if 1 1 11: 111 Ixll 'KL 1 111' I 1 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 1 ll!!! Q 5 2 H 3 V 5 Q :5 Z Z 5 2 3 f 3 6 1 E 3 i 5 5 5 3. E 1 i 5 The Recorderl' SENIORS LELAND HALL, Presidenlr Always on Time when he wasn'T laTe. REBECCA H I LLS, Vice-Preside-nT A winning way, a Triendly smile, in all, a girl who's quiTe worThwhile. MARY LANMAN, SecreTary and Treasurer EdiTor of our Recorder and a girl wiTh o very pleasing personaliTy. ELAINE DENNIS Elaine has many good ideas when They aren'T bod. LELAND CARSON Nice-good looking, Too. LORENE BRYANT Good Tor many, many, Things, especi- ally musical Things. WALTER SCOTT An all around good Tellow, always ready wiTh his shore oT Tun. ENID RYAN Has o sweeT, genTle naTure, pleasing To all her associaTes. ARNOLD WALDEN Shy, buT a mon aT business KATI-IRYN MORGAN One of our ouTsTanding conTribuTions Trom Rardin. LEONARD ARCHER One of our aThleTes who never worries over his numerous lady loves. HELEN CROSLEY One oT Those seniors who loalcs aT The alumni, Then sighs-will school never end. EARL STRODTBECK AnoTher of our Senior llcup-upsl' who also seems To casT a spell on The girls. DEANE OWINOS A very small and brillianT sTudenT whose wiT has made her quiTe popular. JUNIOR BAILS He's noT much on The Tallc buT ThaT boy sure lcnows his onions . I937 -'li!'4 L. Hall R. Hills M. Lariman E. Dennis L. Carson L. BryanT W. ScoTT E. Ryan A. Walden C. Morgan L. Archer H. Crosley E. Sfroalbeclf D. Owings J. Balls 1. FifTe EFI iw. I 'L. , 1 -1 'K Q. Q The Recorder A, lngrom R. SheIIoborger E Eosiori K. Roffs V. Bobbs C. Jenkins M. Brewer E, CooIey C. Abborf D. Stiff B. Townsend J. Herron M. Pigg B, Dunn H, J. Lighf SENIORS ALPHA INGRAM Her quier monner ond sincerify shouId prove quife on osser To her. RGLLIN SHELLABARGER One of our Senior boys who hos o woy wifh The girls. EVELYN EASTON Anofher mid-veor groduoie, quife in- feresied in Typing. -9., KENN ETH RATTS Corefree ond never in on hurry-We'II ogree he wos olwoys ci good sport VIRGINIA BABBS Tolking relieves rnonofonv. CHARLES JENKINS Slow ond eosy going, bu? he ges There iusf The some. IVIARY BREWER None befier could be found. EUGENE COOLEY He believes life wos mode To be en- ioyed ond is nor onnoyed by onyfhlng. CAROLYN ABBOTT Neof, niify, ond quiie nice DONALD STIFI: A Iover of music ond con he ploy The guifor? We'II have To ogree Tho? he con. BESSIE TGWNSEND An exceIIen+ siudenf Jrhroughour her high school coreer. JAMES HUTTON A Ioughing Iod wifhouigrief or wrong, He likes The Iodies buf he hoies To odmif ii. MARGARET PIGG One of our oufsforiding blondes who has o winning woy. WILLIAM DUNN ' Come ecisy, go eosv, seems Io be o hobif wiih him. HAZEL JANE LIGHT One of our crew who become 0 housewife in her Senior veor. I937lT.. Sixteen TI'ie Recorderl? SENIORS ZALLA BRYANT Bobbie is o friend Io QII. CHARLES WEAVER A Recorder SIQTI member who is olwoys willing Io Inelp. MATILDA COX A sweel, unassuming brunelle Ond boslnlul. HAROLD REYNOLDS Homes II'ie ploce for youiif IHere's no place else Io go. CATHERINE JENNINOS We wonder wlnolls belwind 'rlnoso longli- ing brown eyes. EDWARD PERRY A good deboler wI'io is inferesfed in singing. AUDREY WILSON A jolly clossrnofe ond o Irue C.H.S. Cilizen. JACK LANMAN One of our rnosf qoiel Seniors. MARIAN OARNER A reol picnisl ond donll we wisb flier-iw were cinollner Iilce ber. DUANE RENNELS He Inos o dependable cliorocler ond C1 serious side. DOROTHY SEAMAN Anollner of our counfry beIIes willw o pleasing smile. RICHARD IRBY A budding oroilor ond oi versolile boy wI'io represenled Ilie sCIiooI in Orolory. JUNE ALLEN A Ioyol Senior, olwoys willing Io do ber porf. MACK SWEENEY A very good nolored Senior ond c rnember of our ofclieslro. HATTIEDOLL BENNETT 1A doiugliler ol Ilne Gods, divinely Io . I937 'Qi Mar' Z. Brycinf C. Weover M. Cox H. Reynolds K. Jennings E. Perry A. Wilson J. Lonmon M. Garner D. Rennels D Seornon R. Irby J. Allen M. Sweeney H. Benneli Scvenieen - Recorder SENIORS EILEEN ELESHER A lillle girl wilh lceen sense and Com- mon sense buf no roam for nonsense. FRED WILSON One of our more alhlelic Types: oul' for a good lime ond a big lease. MARY ELLA DOWNEY She loves lo sludy when lhere is nolh- ing else lo dog slill she is calm, dignified and very ellicienl. Cl-IARLES COX l-le doesn'l Talk much buf when he does he says somelhing. BETTY PIOG A good sludenl oulsfanding in Typing and shorlhand. CLIFFORD OLOSSER l-lis hobby seems lo be sporls and he believes lhal hasle makes wasle. LUANNA WYETl-l .Always neal and one of our few quiel glrs. HERBERT HUBER One con lrulhlully say of him, once a friend, always o friend. LOLA DELL RARDIN V She came from Rardin in her Senior year and she was lruly a nice gill. CHARLES KELLEY A good sporl and full of fun. EREDA WEIRMAN To be seen and nof heard, was her mollo. WlLLlAM OOLEMAN Bill lhinlcs, Life is iusl a bowl of cherries. ARMILDA HUDSON Her friendly smile flashes for every- one. JOE WARD A lrue leader wilh oulslanding sporls- manship. l-le was one of our good alhleles. RUTH COARTNEY l-ler quielness did nol dull her - - lhoughls. E. Flesher F. Wilson M, E. Downey C. Cox B. Pigg C. Glosser L. Wyelh H, Huber L. D. Rardin C. Kelley F. Wierman W. Golernan A, Hudson J. Ward R. Coarlney Eighleen l937i -. SENIGRS LEROY MICHAEL The clown of The Senior class. Red was one of our family from Rardin. ROSALIE STAN BERRY A Tun-loving blonde who lefl Us in mid-year. CHARLES WALKER He's small in body, large in mind, buf he'll gel bigger in The course of lime. PAULINE BALDWIN Silence is a True friend. FRED SCHEIDKER A 'Friend To all and very obliging. LORENE CARSON Small buf mighfy. ROBERT ETNIRE The possessor of a mischievous smile. He believed life was made for enioy- menl. RUTH COTTINGHAM Shy and genfle. Rufh is liked by everyone who knows her. CHARLES JAMES He soys iusl' Tcike if easy! KATHLEEN BAKER Ever Talking, full of pep. HARLIE SHOEMAKER Anolher Senior who believed in Easy come, easy ga. DOROTHY ASHBROOK Lillle, sweef, kind, and demure. FRED HACKETT Knowledge means lillle To him, he would much ralher be happy and grin. ROSEMARY DONAHUE The brains of The Senior class. ROBERT KELLY A sornewhal reserved member of The Senior class. The Recorder L. Michael R. Sionberry C. Walker P. Baldwin F. Scheidker L. Carson R. Efnire R. Coffingharn C. James K. Baker H. Shoemaker D. Ashbrook E. Hacker? R. Donahue R. Kelly T937 The Recorder W. Hun? L. Johnson H. Granl R. A, Knapp H. Seaman B, J. Gerard G. Nees E. Hampion H. Easion M. D. Pearcy E. Bloomslrom M. Neal C. Bushue M. Adkins L. Beck ! if l ai-ex N Y SENIORS WAYNE HUNT He seldom hurries buf always gels his work done wilh few words lo anyone. LORNA JOHNSON One of our class who leli in mid-year. She always believed in doing her share. HAROLD GRANT One of our Ag boys who oughl fo go a long way in Jrhal field. RUTH KNAPP She came lo Us from Fair Grange and is somewhal mild in her manners. HENRY SEAMAN A lilfle shy but always lakes lhings fas lhey come. 3 iBETTY GERARD :hiv Very obliging and always accomp- lkl' iflishes Things. 5 m .i 15.5 gl Y s' Q fi' J kg.: .gl GEORGE NEES Always sighing and wondering why Yschools were ever invenied. ELEANOR HAMPTON This quiel and unobirasive girl has filled a place in The hearls of her fellow-sludenis. HAROLD EASTON Rip Van Winkle had nofhing on him, MARY DEAN PEARCY Hands oil, I wear a diamond. EVERETT BLOOMSTROM Why noi have a good lime wifh a liffle eflori now and lhen. MARY NEAL A A good lypisl and a lover of joking. CLYDE BUSHUE None buf himself could be his equal. MARJORIE ADKINS To know her is 'ro like her. LELAN BECK ls he bashlul, or is il iusf his way? I937 Twenly The Recorder SENIORS MILDRED CRAFT Laugh and The world laughs wilh you. JUNIOR CRAIL Oh, why is There four years of school? Why can? we make if lwo? ELOISE HOWARD Dark-eyed, always happy and radiaies her cheerful spiril lo all who come in confacl wifh her. PAUL STEWART He doesn'+ lhinlq lhal four years of fun is enough. ETHEL POPHAM An honor sludenf and quile depend- able. HERSCH EL MQPHERON Inferesfed in agricullure and why noi? He came from The farm. MARJORIE LEIST She came fo us iusl This year buf has already proved herself as a friend io all. RUSSELL WERDEN He is a born farmer and agricullure is his chief in+eresT. GLADYS WHILES A pleasing disposihon, a laughing face, has gained Gladys many friends. IC737 . K 2 will M. Crab J, Crail E. Howard P. Sfcwaif E. Popharn H, McPhero M, Leisf R, Werden G. Whiles Twenfv-one FIRST ROW-Wilson, Hopper, Cobble, Beavers, STewarT, STiTes, Nickles, Ferguson, Myers Nees, EaTon, Jones, King, Winkler, Wells, SrniTh, Gillum, Fuller, James, OaTes, Mclvlorris Adair, Baker, CuTler. SECOND ROW-Douglas, Decker, Lilley, MoTlock, Cochran, MoTTeTT, Downey, Fulfon Anderson, Conley, Eyrse, Hill, WhiTe, F. Decker, Ernbry, CoTTingham, Pauley, lvIcNuTT, Cook R. CoTTinghom, Lanman, Ryan, Moody. THIRD ROW-James, Fasig, lvl. CuTler, V. SrniTh, Kimball, I. Birch, Rennels, Taylor, Gerard JUNIORS Under The direcTion OT The Tollowing oTTicers, The Junior Class OT '37 made re- markable progress This lasT year. PresidenT .,..., ..,. E LIZABETH McNUTT Vice PresidenT .,... ......., J ANE ABBOTT SecreTary-Treasurer ..,. ROBERT INORAM SergeanT-aT-arms ,.,. .... R ICHARD ATHERTON Since energy was The keynoTe oT The Junior Class acTiviTies Tor The pasT year, The resuI+ was ThaT The class enjoyed a very prosperous year, boTh in abundance OT exTra-curricular acTiviTies, and Tinancial success. Among These were an exTrernely successTul Junior Carnival, sale aT candy in The halls, and as a grand Tinale, The besT Junior-Senior BanqueT in years. The Theme oT The banqueT was based on a DuTch Trolic. Speakers were: ToasT- rnasTer, Bill lvIcCarThyg Mr. A. C. Craig, RoberT Ingram, MarTha WhaiTe, Virginia Babbs, and EIizabeTh lvIcNuTT. TwenTy-Two MAJ v'ff6.M,z I, Blaclr, Clarlc, Woadyard, Willis, Welzel, Sarver, Phipps, L. Birch, Parlcer, E. Campbell, Ireland, Bellis, McDade, Brannon. FOURTH ROW--Mark, Briggs, I-Iulchison, Alherlon, Le Grand, C. Amyx, Oliver, Ingram, Wallrip, Heddins, J. Ealon, Woodyard, Pralher, Devericlc, Scheidker, Buller, Abboll. Alexander, l-lenry, McQueen, Lang, Noflon. FIFTH ROW-Knighl, Mullins, Sullivan, Pellon, Clinard, Warpenburg, Courlney, Gregg, Robinson, Knauss, Henry, Sealon, l-lollowell, Breen, Blair, C. Amyx, L. Campbell, McCarlhy, Sullivan. ln spile ol lheir linancial zeal and inlense labor in preparalion lor lhe loanquel, lhe Junior Class were exlremely aclive in social aclivilies. We have lo give lhe Juniors credil lor lhe ediling ol lhe school newspaper, lhe Taller. This paper con- lained all lhe inleresling evenls lhal look place al school. Much ol our alhlelic leams were made up ol Junior boys. Viclor Sealon. Glennard Knauss, and Dale Johnson were leller winners in loalball and baslcelball. In many olher inslances can be lound evidence ol aclive Junior parlicipalion in social evenls. Oul ol lhe number ol conleslanls who wenl oul lor lhe E. l. League lhe Junior Class can be proud ol lwo who won in lhe lourney. Jane Abboll won lirsl place in her dramalic reading and Dorolhy Anderson loolc lhird place in Modern Poelry. The Junior Class also conlribuled lo lhe Glee Club by giving il Mildred Fullon. Alice Gales, Lois McQueen, Ruby Collingham. The members ol lhe Execulive Commillee are Myra Alexander, Marlha While. Jane Abboll, Roberl Ingram, Bill McCarlhy, Earl Oliver, ond Richard Alherlon. Miss McClure, Miss Brallon, Miss Linder, and Mr. Pelers were lhe sponsors. Twenly-lhree FIRST ROWATodd, SmiTh, Cooper, Hughes, Shannon, Oray, l.. Hill, STine, Nees, Walker Holmes, Brannon, N. Cox, STewarT, STevens, CoarTney, lvl. J. LeviTT, M. LeviTT, Turner, Lacey Taylor, Thomas, Oueary. SECOND ROW-B. Jones, KeiTh, Walker, Oalladay, Campbell, AbsTon, McManigill, B. Amyx Beavers, Baldwin, ShaTTer, Hussong, Adair, BaTes, ArmsTrong, Briggs, McNarner, OranT Chesser, Spence, Clark, Lloyd. THIRD ROW-Balch, Cox, Dryden, Reddicks, Ingram, Brewer, Dick, Dennis, BenneTT, Banning SOPHOMORES PresidenT .4...... ,.,., O ERROLD EWINO Vice PresidenT ,.... ..... A LBERT SHANNON Sec:reTary-Treasurer ..... BERNICE GRANT The Sophomore Class goT sTarTed OTT on The righT TooT by elecTing The aloove oTTic:ers aT Their TirsT class meeTing aT The school year, in SepTember I936. The aThleTic deparTmenT would be aT a greaT loss wiThouT The help aT The Sophomore Class boys. In The TooTball Tield Dick Alexander, Willis Walker, James Breen, David Fisher, and Bob Osloorne were The mosT ouTsTancling ones. Oerrold Ewing was one aT The TirsT Tive in baskeTball. Leonard Ward was one aT The schoal's prize high jumpers while Oerrold Ewing was prominenT in The dashes. Twenfy-Tour 1' Q rrjyrilxygryg t .swf ,ww-4 rf- f- if T fy a ScoTT, Kirlcendoll, lv1cNarner, Haclcer, HampTon, Cooper, Cox, Smyser, STiTes, Clinard, STiTT, STevens, Hardin. FOURTH ROW-STewarT, L, Ward, Ewing, Thissell, Cox, Fudge, SpiTler, Ogden, Jones, Rardin, Henning, Mullins, Johnson, Joclc, Johns, Breen, WalTrip, Lawyer, Bromley, Cobble, Lawyer, Green. ' FIFTH ROW-Popham, FulTon, Hyde, HaraTh, Mclvlahon, Huey, Negley, Grove, Reynolds, Gerard, Osborn, Mercer, Mason, Lacey, Nees, Norman, Alexander, Eyrse, Sullivan, Rennels, Bensley, Adams. The Sophomores have noT been lacking in Their conTribuTions To various clubs and organizaTions around school. Those who became members OT The Girls Olee Club were Bernice OranT, DoroThy SmiTh and Frances Reddiclqs. John Clarke, one oT The up and coming singers in The class, won TirsT place in boy's solo aT The lnTramurals and won TourTh place in The E. l. League ConTesT. Second place in The lnTramural ConTesT was Talcen by The Sophomores. NexT year This class will be Juniors and we lcnow ThaT They will malce as good a class as This year's class did. Twenfy-five lf'-.e , ,ff A I I XI , , , . f' UAT FI L9-eflwgl . xxa FIRST ROW-Shawver, Adkins, Leviff, Edrrian, Ferguson, Easier, Cooley, Moody, Myers Cobble, Gordon, W. While, I-IiII, Woodyord, Robison, A. Rennels, Mofloclc, Kissell, SIi+es Richie, Schrni++. SECOND ROW-Buel, Whiie, I-Iufchison, Shafer. Le Favour, Siewarf, Tanner, Daily, Mcllmciee Ashby, Armsirong, MoPFeH, McGur+y, Lewis, Wiffers, Rennels, Gray, Taylor, Kincade, Ferrish Sfraifon, Roberfs. TI-IIIRD ROW+Lynch, Borders, Dean, Srniih, Dralce, Eoion, Boiler, Woods, Swinford, Ingle Presidenf ........ ......... B ILL WHITE Vice Presideni ,.... .... D ONALD GRIFFIN Secreiary-Treasurer ,... ELIZABETH MOSS Under The capable Ieaclership of 'rhe above officers, Miss Charley and Mr. Maiihews, The Freshman Class soon offer Sepiember 9, I936, Iorgoi They were Freshies and sfaried off in excellenl fashion. The Freshmen Iosi no Jrime in organizing groups, ioining di'FIeren+ clubs and going ou? for aihleiics. Some of Them gained official posiiions in clubs and in I-Iome Rooms and severc-I oi The more indusirious and conscieniious ones were placed on The honor roll each repori period. Twcnly-six l , fb I ,-7 3004 finer Thvawer' QW gf! Wlliix-F 1 Whifworfh, Newman, M. Paffon, Rogers, Ferguson, McMahon, Le Grand, Gilpin, P. Lawyer. E. Lawyer. FOURTH ROW-B. McComas, Marlin, Myers, Tifus, Hacker, Goble, Temple, Wrighr, Sullivan, Swango, Coffingham, Walker, Cooley, D. Marshall, Crosley, Aufdenkamp, Pierce, Ogden, Griffin, C. Marshall. FIFTH AROW-Shick, Briggs, Perry, Beck, Buller, Benne-H, Sullivan, Moss, K. Palfon, Rennels, Jack, Pierce, Ingram, Slrader, Sfory, Bushue, E. Sullivan, Sfewarf, Kiefer, Sfillions, J. McComas, Harrison. ln Jrhe field of baskerball The class can be duly proud of Jim McCamas, who soon was an acrive enough member of 'rhe squad fo earn a lelrer. Our Freshmen relay ream composed of James McComas, Roberr McComas, Don Aulaenkamp, and Russell Slewarf, won a lrophy or fhe annual Urbana Relays, being lhe only ones from Charleslon High To win a firsr place. Eileen Myers won a lerler for cheerleading. Elizaberh Moss placed firsr in The firsr division for piano solos and represenred C.H.S. in +he Srafe Conresl, where she placed in lhe second division. Belrie New- man won firsl' place for girls solo in lnframural. All in all Jrhe Freshman Class have slrarred all splendidly 'foward a successful high school career. Twenty-seven MW The Recorder- DEW! F f7f7fD 1937 L isis j 3 E 5 E 3 2 5 E E s I 2 2 s c 5 ? 5 3 Q 5 5 3 :- E 1 5 4 E s 5 f 3 Q a i BAND n The R6COFdSF FIRST ROW-Warber, EasTer, Turner, Crosley, McMahon, Garner, Jenkins, Ashby, Gibson, Ashby. SECOND ROW-PosTon, Borders, Moss, JeTTries, Reynolds, Winkler, EaTon, Gerard, Cobble. THIRD ROW-Hacker, Clinard, Bu+ler, Hyde, HunT, CoTTingham. FOURTH ROW4Mr. Hopper, DirecTor, Sweeney, STiTes, KieTer, NorTon, T. Clinard, Johnson, PelTon. The C.l-l.S. bond oT 40 players have been acTive in school work This year and have played aT assemblies, pep meeTings, Tor mosT oT The TooTbalI and boskeTbalI games. Tor The ciTy l'laIlowe'en ceIebraTion, and individual soloisTs have played Tor many civic meeTings, orgonizaTions, beneTiTs and various programs. The band under The direcTion aT Mr. Hopper wenT To The Band ConTesT held This year aT Clinfon, lll. Individual solos also were played aT ClinTon. They were as Tollows: Charles Jenkins accompanied by Lorene BryanT played a cIarineT solo: Helen Crosley accompanied by Lorene BryanT played a saxophone solo: Wayne HunT accompanied by ElizabeTh Moss played a Trombone solo and EIizabeTh Moss played a piano solo. Miss Moss placed in TirsT division and was enTiTled To represenT C.H.S. in The sTaTe conTesT held aT Champaign. The members oT The bond and The insTrumenTs They play are: ClarineT, Frank Warber, Annabelle EosTer, Mary Turner, Marion Garner, Charles Jenkins, Lois PosTon, Richard Borders, John JeTTries, Allan KieTer: Saxophone, Helen Crosley, RuTh McMahon, RaberT CoTTingham: CorneT, Billy Reynolds, CaTherine Winkler, Mory Ashby, Harold, Ashby, Philip Gibson, EvereTT Clinard, Mack Sweeney: Trombone, Howard BuTler, James Hyde, Wayne I-lunT, Elizobefh Moss, Granville Bensley: AITo, KenneTh Cobble, John Clarke, James Hacker: Bass, Edward Sullivan, Ted Clinard, Philip JeTTries, BeTTy Johnson, RaberT ETnire: Drums and Cymbals, James PelTon, KenneTh NorTon, BeTTy PeITon, WalTer Gerard, Thomas STiTesg Bells, Pauline EaTon. I 937 Thirfy-one The Recorder FIRST ROW-Borders. Jenlcins, BryanT, Crosley, STiTes, Taylor, Tanner. SECOND ROW-Moss, Kiefer, MoTFeTT, Cobble, Lilley, Wilson, Marshall. THIRD ROW-Sweeney, Clinard, Bufler, Hyde, Mr. Hopper. FOURTH ROW-ATherTon, Barnes, NorTon. ORCHESTRA The high school orchesTra under The direcTion OT Mr. Hopper has accomplished much This year, having played some very lighT and airy numbers as well as many worThwhile selecTions composed by The World Famous MasTers. The members of This organizaTion and The insTrumenTs They play are: Violin, David Fisher, Donald Marshall, Marjorie STiTes, Marjorie Tanner, Mary BeTh Cobble, Josephine Taylor, Nellie Lilley, Wilma MoTTeTT, Mary Wilson: ClarineT, Charles Jenkins, Richard Borders, Alan KieTer7 Saxophone, Helen Crosley: STring Bass, Paul Barnes: CorneT, RoberT ETnire, Mack Sweeney, EvereTT Clinard, Mary MargareT Ashby: Trombone, James Hyde, Howard BuTler3' KeTTle Drum, KenneTh NorTon3 Piano, ElizabeTh Moss, Lorene BryanT. In addiTion To The regular rehearsals The orchesTra has played Tor The DramaTic Club play, Growing Pains and The Senior Class play, The RomanTic Age. Thirly-Two I937-. L The Recorder-li I FIRST ROW-Reddiclcs, GranT, Tanner, Le Favour, Edman, GaTes, BryanT, Crosley, Newman, M. PaTTon, MaTloclc, ArmsTrong, SmiTh. SECOND ROWAMcQueen, CoTTingham, BenneTT, Rardin, Morgan, I-IuTchinson, Gerard, WiTTers, Day, Myers, Jennings, Neal, Miss Ruehrmund. THIRD ROW-Moss, Seaman, Jack, K. PaTTon, FulTon, Phipps, I-loward, Pigg, Alexander. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club, sponsored by Miss Ruehrmuncl, is The olcIesT musical organizaTion OT The school and one oT The mosT useTul. AT The TirsT oT The year The girls elecTed The Tollowing oTTicers: PresidenT ,, . .,., MYRA ALEXANDER SecreTary ,... ..., . .LORENE BRYANT Treasurer .... . ,.., . . .,,. KATI-IRYN MORGAN Librarian ....,. .... .,.,.....,..., ,,.. M A R Y Pl-IIPPS AssisTanT Librarians . .IDA MAE MATLOCK, MYRA PATTON There are Ten members in The club who belong To The voice class which meeTs Twice a weelc. Three members oT The Girls' Glee Club were chosen To aTTenol The All-STaTe Chorus aT Champaign. They were KaThryn Jennings, Mary Neal, and Alice GaTes. During The year The group had The pleasure oT presenTing a program over W D Z aT Tuscola. The club Took parT in The E. I. League conTesT in which I6 schools compeTed. IT won TirsT place in The Tirsl' division. C.l-I.S. is very proud oT The Qlee Club and iTs accompIishmenTs. I 937 Thirfy-Th ree The Recorder GROWING PAINS On February 26, l937, The C.H.S. DrarnaTic Club presenTed Growing Pains by Aurania Rouveral, a comedy in Three acTs, beTore one aT The largesT audiences oT The pasT Tew years. Growing Pains is a comedy oT adolescense which gives very nicely a slanT aT unsophisTicaTed youTh aT The age oT sixTeen. George and Terry MclnTyre were The problem children oT The play. Mr. MclnTyre, a sTolid UniversiTy ProTessor, was always in Tavor oT laying down The law, while Mrs. MclnTyre was an undersTanding moTher who always leT Thern have Their Tling. George geTs a Tlivver: Terry a per- i'nanenT wave, high heeled slippers, and a red evening gown. The parenTs give Them a parTy. Prudence, one oT The guesTs, was an up-To-The-minuTe siren, who varnped all The boys oT The play. Terry's boy Triend, Brian, ignores her and goes Tor Prudence: George also goes Tor her. There happens a shorTage oT ice cream and George dashes To The rescue in his car, only To pass a red lighT, and aTTer an argurnenT wiTh a cop is placed in iail. He is released The nexT morning and all ends happily. The characTers were: Bill McCarThy, Edward Sullivan, Paul STillions, Derril McMorris, Eugene Cooley, Richard Bellis, Paul Henry, Paul Barnes, Bernice GranT, Mildred FulTon, Myra Alexander, Ronald Lanman, Lois Henry, Elaine Dennis, Rebecca Hills, Maxine Brewer, MarTha WhiTe, Louise Gerard, Helen Crosley, Alice GaTes and Mary Lanman. Heads of ProducTion CommiTTees were: Myra Alexander, Pauline Douglas, Lela Hill, Armilda Hudson, Paul STillions, Richard Bellis, Edward Sullivan, and Ray- mond Lang. Growing Painsl' was under The capable direcTion oT Miss RanTon. I937 Tliirly-loui' A The Recorder'l14- FTRST RCVViPerry, Crosley, Dennis, Miss F'unTon, l-lills, CoTTingham, Cro SECOND ROW--STirodTkw0rk SroTT, M . SrniTh, Mr, LangTord, Jenkins. THE ROMANTIC AGE The Senior Class oT '37 presenTed Tor iTs annual class play The RomanTic Age, fl Three-acT comedy, by A. A. Milne. RomanTic Melisande Knowle meeTs The hero aT her dreams, Thinks he is her knighT come To claim a lily maid. BuT alas! l-le is buT Gervaise Mallory, an ordinary sTockbroker, on his way To a ball. She wenT To bed, dreaming ThaT he was rescuing her Tram dragons: he spends The nighT noT aT The ball, buT in an obsTinaTe moTor car in The woods, Early in The morning, Melisande wanders To The wood and meeTs her knighT again. l'Te promised To come Tor her ThaT aTTernoon To carry her OTT. T-Te came, an ordinary many once again, Mr. Mallory oT The sTock exchange. Melis- ande suTTered agonies, buT Mallory showed her ThaT romance can exisT even on The sTock exchange. The casT included: Earl STrodTbeck, WalTer ScoTT, Edward Perry, Charles Jenkins, Junior Crail, Elaine Dennis, Rebecca l-Tills, l-Telen Crosley and RuTh CoT- Tingham. The Producfrion STaTT included: AdverTising Manager, l-lerberT l-luber, Harold Grant CliTTord, Glasser, KenneTh RaTTs, Enid Ryan, Mary Lanman, Ered Sheidker, Eloise l-Toward, KaThryn Jennings, and Paul Barnes. The sponsors were: Miss RanTon, Miss Ruerhmund, Mr. SmiTh, and Mr. LangTord. T937 Thimy Tiye T ' J LMT. The Recorder FIRST ROVV-Hill, GoITe, Smiih, Brewer, Chesser, GronT, Lewis, Hills, Dennis. SECQND ROW+Long, Hudson, BoTes, McQueen, lVlcNuTT, Crosley, Henry, Jennings. THIRD ROW-Miss RonTon, B. Gerord, WhiTe, Lonmon, AbboTT, Alexonder, Douglos. FOURTH ROW-Willis, L. Gerord, FulTon, Bellis, CoTTinghC1rn. FIFTH ROW'-Perry, R. Lonrnon, Mclvlorris, Bornes, Sullivan, Cooley, ATherTon, McCorThy, STillions DRAMATIC CLUB I Sponsor .,.... ..............,.....,......,.....,....... M ISS RANTON PresidenT ...... .... M ARY LANMAN Vice PresicIenT ..,.. .,,,. R EBECCA HILLS SecreTolry-Treasurer ,.., MYRA ALEXANDER ReporTer ..,.,.........,......... .,................... R OBERT INGRAM The Dromc1Tic Club is one oT The mosT dcTive os well os one oT The oldesT clubs in ChorlesTon l'ligh School. The purpose oT The club is To creoTe on inTeresT in dromo omong The sTudenTs and To Troin Them in This orT. This yeor, TryouTs were given in The TirsT oT The school yeor ond ciuiTe o Tew new members were odmiTTed To The club, molcing The ToTol membership Tor This yeor obouT TorTy-Tive. During The yeor The club presenTed severol one ocT ploys ond os hos been The cusTom Tor mony yeors,'presenTed o Three ocT ploy Tor The public. The ploy, Grow- ing Poinsf' wos very successTul in every woy. This ploy drew o lorger crowd Thon ony ploy in The posT Tew yeors oncl wos greoTly enjoyed by all who oTTended. The club held iTs onnuol homecoming Tor all The old members on April 2 oT This yeor. The club enTerToined The olumni members wiTh o progrom in The ossembly ond o donce ond reTreshmenTs in The gymnosium. ConTinuing Cl prc1cTice oT severol yeors, o Junior DromoTic Club wos Tormed Tor Those sTudenTs who were inTeresTed in drdmo ond wished To become members oT The DromoTic Club, buT did noT poss The TirsT TryouTs. The members oT This Junior Club were privileged To Try ouT Tor ony oT The DromoTic Club ploys ond iT onyone Toolq porT in ony oT The producTions, They were odmiTTed To The Senior Drc1moTic Club. The Two clubs held severol ioinT meeTings during The yeor. I937 'iimy Si The Recorder SlTTING-B, While, Gronl, M. WhiTe, AbboTT, Oliver, Bobbs. STANDlNG--NorTon, Miss Linder. McCorThy, Douglos, Miss McClure. THE TATLER The ToTler wos orgonized o shorT while beTore ChrisTmos. ATTer o memoroble Holidoy EdiTion lTor which The greoiTer porT oT The school helped prepore The hond- colored coversl, The STQTT begon work in eornesT. They conTinued To improve in iournolisTic obiliTy ond goined much voluoble help Towords nexT yeor's prinTed poper. The Three English closses hove each published on issue oT The ToTler os o closs proiecT, ond These speciol ediTions hove proved To be very inTeresTing. NexT yeor They plon To hove o prinTed poper ond Then-well, you con loolc Tor o bigger and beTTer ToTlerl The STOTT is composed oT: Jone AbboTT ond Eorl Oliver, EdiTors-in-ChieT. Virginio Boblos, The Snoop-Snip-Snopper: KenneTh NorTon, Music ReporTer3 Bernice GronT, FeoTure EdiTor7 Mourice BuTler, Fomilior Foces EdiTor7 besides reporTers, Louise Lynch ond Bill WhiTe. Bill McCorThy, os Monoging EdiTor, heods The Business DeporTmenT. Bob lngrom is Business Monoger, ond MorTho WhiTe is Treosurer. Our odvisers ore Miss McClure ond Miss Linder, who we wish To Thonlc Tor Their spelndid help ond encourogeme-nT during The posT Tevv monThs. I937- : The Recorders FIRST ROW-Gray, Pearcy, Shawver, Holmes, Swango, MoTTeTT, CourTney, Beck, Adair. SECOND ROW-Mr. MaTThew, HackeTT, Gregg, Cook, Thissell, Lanman, Pierce, McDade, CoTTingharn. THTRD ROW-EaTon, Adams, James, Hacker, Heddins, Fudge, Le Orande. FOURTH ROW-F. Bushue, C. Bushue, Lawyer, Malley, Popharn. FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA FresidenT ....... .,.. H AROLD JAMES Vice PresidenT .,.., .HRONALD LANMAN SecreTary .. .. JACK GREGG Treasurer ..... CARLOS COOK ReporTer .. ,..... LELAN BECK Sponsor.. 4...,,. ....MR. MATTHEWS The CharlesTon ChapTer oT The FuTure Farmers oT America has compleTed anoTher successTul year. There were many varied acTiviTies in Their program aT works. ln The secTion iudging conTesT lasT spring, The CharlesTon Team placed TourTh in ToTal poinTs. AT The STaTe judging conTesT Maurice Mark placed Third in corn judging. RoloerT Foreman was selecTed as a STaTe Farmer. This is The TirsT Time This honor has come To CharlesTon. During The summer The boys exhibiTed Their proiecTs aT The Annual VocaTional Fair. LasT year Tor The second consecuTive Time, CharlesTon won more prize money Than any ofher school in This secTion. The second FaTher and Son banqueT was held April 2I, I937. - I937---- ThirTy-eighl -- The Recorder .o FIRST POW-Slewarl, Collingharn, Levill, Wilson, Lynch, Newman, Ealon, Slevens, Levill. SECOND ROWaHulchison, Gray, Oillum, Popham, Kimball, Eyers, Negley, Jennings. THIRD ROW-Miss McClure, Moss, Myers, Hardin, James, Leisl, Douglas, Henning, Roberls FOURTH ROW+BeIlis, Shoemaker, Easlon, Ralls, Clinard, Barnes. THE CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Presidenl ....,. .... D ANNIE J. JAMES Vice Presidenl .. ...,... EVELYN EASTON Secielary-Treasurer . .KATHERINE JENNINGS Sponsor ,. .,.,.. MISS McCLURE This is lhe second year lor lhe organizalion ol Correspondence Club in Charles- lon High School. The club has endeavored in lhe pasl year lo canlinue lo encourage inlernalional lriendship and lo bring aboul an underslanding and an apprecialion ol our loreign pen pals. Several inleresling meelings have been held where speeches were given by people who have lraveled in various loreign counlries. Exhibils were arranged lrom lime lo lime. In one appeared Chrislmas cards from various lands. In anolher, symbols ol religious beliefs ol dillerenl counlries, and slill olhers ol snapshols ol our correspondenls and gills which lhey have senl us. Our Social venlure was a parly held in April. l937 Thirlv-nine The Recorder I FIRST ROW-Knauss, lvlcOueen,lVIyers, Cox, Crosley, Donahue, Henry. SECOND ROWfCarson, L. Ward, Shoemaker, Sfewarf, Hullon, Ewing, Bushue. THIRD ROWfJol'inson, Crail, J. Ward, Slrodlbeclc, Thissel. FOURTH ROW-Sealon, Michael, Scofl, McComas, Archer, Perry. SONS OF TROY Presidenr ...... ......,...............,..,........,....... J OE WARD Vice Presidenl .... ,,.. V ICTOR SEATON Secrelory-Treasurer ,...... LOIS lvlcOUEEN The Sons ol Troy is a new organizalion which was formed by Coach Gillespie. Since Charleslon High School is lcnown as Troian High, The leller winners ol 'lhal school are The Sons of Troy. The Club consisls ol Jrwenly-one members, all ol which have won al leas+ one Troian leller. The Sons of Troy was organized +o secure beller sporlsmanship and school spiril. The members have judicial, bu+ no execulive power. The qualilicalions for membership of This club are as follows. A leller in one ol Ihe following acliviliesz loolball loaslcelball IGI Ibl lcl Track Idl manager Iel cheerleader Ill debale A Son ol Troy musl also uphold lhe slandards ol Charleslan High School and ol This club. I937 Forfy The Recorder FIRST ROW-Rennels, I5ryanT, Bollenbacher, Crosley, Donahue. SECOND ROWfOIiver, Perry, Crail, ZarreTT, Weaver, Irby. DEBATE The quesTion Tor debaTe This year was Should The GovernmenT Own and OperaTe Public UTiliTies. Those who were ouT Tor debaTe This ATherTon, Charles Weaver, Junior Crail, I-Telen Crosley, Lorene Frances Rennels, Richard Irby, George Nees, Edward Perry, and Those receiving IeTTers were I-Ielen Crosley, Rosemary Donahue, Earl Oliver. JusT beTore The season opened Miss CoTer received a posiTi Miss Balcer subsTiTuTed unTiI The new Teacher, Mr. ZarreTT arrived coached The aTTirmaTive Team and Mr. ZarreTT, The negaTive. assisTed. BoTh Teams had several debaTes. They were wiTh lNlewTon, Toon, Robison, and ETTinghom. year were Richard BryanT, Earl Oliver, Rosemary Donahue. Edward Perry, and on aT Pekin, Illinois. Miss Bollenbacher Miss McClure also Paris, Casey, MaT- The DebaTe Teams wish To express Their graTiTude and Thanlcs To Their coaches Tor Their help and cooperaTion ThroughouT The season. I 93 7 ForTy-one The Recorder EIRST ROW!-Gronf, HiII, Birch, Kincode, Crosley, Bryoni, Newmoun, Gofes, Sfevens. SECOND ROW-Weover, Whife, Hudson, EuIIon, Day, ConIey, CuIIer, Irby. THIRD ROW-Tore, Ruehrmund, Linder, Moss, Abboff, Dougios, Howord. INTRAMURAL MUSIC AND LITERARY CONTEST MODERN POETRY COMPOSITION WRITING EirsI .,.,.... .,..... M ARY CONLEY, Junior Second... .... UMAURICE CUTLER, Junior Third. ,.. ...,... MARTHA WI-IITE, Junior Eourih .... ........ H ELEN CROSLEY, Senior .. ...VERA CARPENTER, Sophomore DRAMATIC READING Eirsi. .. . ........,.,. JANE ABBOTT, Junior Second ..... ...ARMILDA HUDSON, Senior Third ...,. ,.... L ORENE BRYANT, Senior .. ........... MILDRED FULTON, Junior I-IUMOROUS READING Eirsi ...,. BERNICE GRANT, Sophomore Second ..,.,... MAXINE BREWER, Sophomore Third ..... . ..........., LELA HILL, Junior Eourlrh, .. .FLORENCE KINCADE, Freshmen ...................EDWARD PERRY, Senior EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING FirsI ......... .......,., E ARL OLIVER, Junior ORATIONS EirsI ...,,.. ........ R ICHARD IRBY, Senior Second ........... CHARLES WEAVER, Senior Third ..... ...RICHARD ATHERTON, Junior Eirsf ............ PAULINE DOUGLAS, Junior Second .........,... ILA MAE BIRCH, Junior GIRLS SOLO First .... ...BETTY NEWMAN, Freshmen Second .... . .... ALICE GATES, Junior Third .... ...ELOISE HOWARD, Senior .. .... SARAH STEVENS, Junior BOYS SOLO Eirsf.. . ..... JOHN CLARKE, Sophomore Second .......... ...BILL LACEY, Sophomore Third.. ..... ALBERT SHANNON, Sophomore PIANO SOLO EirsI .... .... E LIZABETH MOSS, Freshman LITERARY DIRECTORS Miss TATE, Miss LINDER MUSIC DIRECTORS Miss RUEHRMUND, MR. Horpeiz Eorfyfrwo I 9 The Recorder FIRST ROW-J. Rennels, Ingram, A. Hudson, WiIson, L. BryanT, Ryan, Lewis, Newman, EaTon, GranT SECOND ROW-Hudson, CoTTingham, L. Gerard, B. Gerard, E. RenneIs, Decker, Bryant, Henry Charley. THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club meT Tor The TirsT Time This year in SepTember. The Tollowing oTTicers were eIecTed: PresidenT .... .. .. ,BETTY JEAN GERARD Vico PrasidenT ,,4, ...,.. L CUISE GERARD SecreTory-Treasurer 4... BERNICE GRANT ReparTer ,.,. , , ..., ARMILDA HUDSON From Then on The club held iTs meeTings on The TirsT and Third Tuesdays of each monTh. The TirsT one was a business meeTing held in Miss CharIey's room, The sponsor oT The club. The remainder OT The meeTings were usually social, and were held aT The homes of The diTTerenT members. The program OT The year is as ToIIows: OcTober--HaIIoween picnic, Frances Rennels, hasTess7 November-BuTTeT supper, Enid Ryan, hosTess7 December-ChrisTmos parTy, EIorence Kincode, hosTess7 Janu- ary-eChiIi supper, BeTTy Jean and Louise Gerard, hosTesses: March-Tea, ZaIIa BryanT, hosTess: May-Formal dinner, Bernice GranT hosTess. I937- - EorTy-Three IU! The Recorder ri if f K l .jggifypf I c, T f' .wlffllfiyf fy ff rwff F i C.H.S. KING AND QUEEN One ol lhe mosl pleosonf ond rnosl beoulilul evenls of The school yeor wos lhe crowning of our Queen, .lone Ablooll ond our King, Leland l-loll, ol The onnuol Junior Cornivol, November Twenly-lourlh, Nineleen Thirly-six. Their ol+endon'rs in woiling were Kolhryn lvlorgon, Bernice Gronl, Eileen Myers, Glennord Knouss, Bill Thissell ond Bill While. The crowning wos corried oul wilh +he idea of o wedding ceremony. Every yeor, lhe mosl populor boy ond girl ore chosen 'From eoch closs 'ro rep- resenlr Jrhol closs in The eleclion for +he lcing ond queen of lhe l-ligh School. The eleclion is corried on for opproxirnolely o week before Jrhe cornivol. Anyone moy vole Thol wishes +o-if 'lhey poy one cenl Tor eoch vole. The boy ond girl receiving lhe mosl vo'res is 'Then crowned King ond Queen of Chorleslon l-ligh School. The honor ploced upon .lone ond Lelond was indeed o greol' one ond we lcnow Jrhol' lhey were deserving ol i+. I937 Forly-four lIL ' . . MM ' , u - III,f,1, 1,1 mx, I ff if lifi :WHL , lfJf,.,fg.1 ,,Q1Ai zI w 1 , . + 1 2 'I 1 1 : 1 I.:.,: 1 I lvjlfzf 'QTL 2493: 1 1,-355 - Mk 1 ., 1 'iff--L :Lili , ,I 5' X-xy jvlhlk fy' ' '.5X .,f'l- .- ',ga',', 'f 11 Vs' 1 L N . ' - 1 -1, I I- , , f, r N. ' I 4- , 1 -,n 1 ,lf Q -'Ja f .v.pw +,4,f f.: lv ,XE -.'vf,Q4g--1'l- -faf 'ww 'afifgwli wx '44m,JVrl4 4. JJ. 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Bushue, Iv1cComas Popham, Ass'T Coach I-lance. Tl-IIRD ROW-Perry, Ward, Johnson, I-luTTon, STewarT, Knauss, Shoemaker, Carson, Norman, Reynolds. ON THE ORIDIRON This year's Team was under The direcTiOn OT The new coach, Sam Gillespie. Coach Gillespie came here aTTer previous experience as a coach aT Shelbyville. On The TirsT call Tor TooTbaII riracTice, abOuT TiTTy-Tive cOndidaTes reporTed7 OT These, Twelve were leTTern'ien who had one Or more years OT service. The Team was classed as one OT The sTrOngesT Teams in The E. I. League. The Troians showed Their abiIiTy To play by scoring a high number OT poinTs againsT The sTrOng Cham- paign and Oblong eleven, and by holding IvIaTToOn To The score OT 6 To O. T. C., who held The E. I. League Champions, PaIesTine, To The score OT I3 TO 7, and scoring The TirsT Touchdown OT The game, was Trounced by The Troians by The score OT 58 TO 21. The I93637 Team will lose ThirTeen OT This seasOn's IeTTermen and iT will be mode up OT mOsTIy Sophomores and Juniors. We all sincerely wish The I937-38 Team a IOT OT success. SEASON RECORD Troians ..... I4 Champaign , .. 33 Troians . I3 MarTinsviIlo . ... I3 Troians . O Casey . . 3 Troians . O MaTToon . 6 Troians I3 Paris .... . O Troians I9 Oblong .. . 33 Troians ... 33 Marshall .. . O Troians .. 58 T. C. .,. ,.. QI I937 ForTy-seven The Recorder FOOTBALL REVIEW Paris O-C.I-I.S. I3 CharlesTon I-Iigh Schools Troians annexed Their TirsT conTerence vicTory oT The season Friday nighr under The lighTs on The Paris Tield. In The TirsT halT no scoring was done by eiTher side. However CharlesTon high Threw a scare in The Paris ranks laTe in The TirsT haIT by bringing The' ball To Their seven yard line as The half ended. The Troians didn'T seem To geT under way unTil The IasT eighT minuTes when They pounded The Paris line Tor Two Touchdowns. This also TeaTured Coach GiIlespie's TirsT win aT C.I-l.S. Champaign 33?C.I'l.S. I4 The CharlesTon players opened Their season under The lighTs againsT Champaign, holding Them To a score oT 33-I4 on The laTTer's Tield. This was also The iniTiaI game Tor Coach Sam Gillespie under The Red and Gold colors. The score was 7 To 7 aT The end oT The TirsT halT. Some cosTly Tumbles caused CharlesTon To drop behind. BoTh Teams loolced good on oTTense and each looked bad on deTense. The mosT specTacular play came in The second quarTer when I-lenry inTercepTed a Tumble in The air and ran 90 yards Tor a Touchdown. lvlarTinsville I 3-C.l-LS. I3 CharlesTon barely escaped deTeaT Tor The second Time when lvIarTinsviIIe com- pIeTed TiTTeen ouT oT TwenTy-eighT aTTempTs aT passing. CharlesTon ouTpIayed IvIarTinsviIIe on line plunges buT seemed uTTerly losT when The blue and whiTes opened up wiTh Their aerial aTTacI4. I-IuTTon was moved ouT oT The line inTo The bacIcTieId To sTrengThen CharlesTon's deTense. Casey 3-C.I'l.S. O CharlesTon losT a hard ToughT game on The Casey Tield by The score oT 3 To O in The IasT Ten seconds To play. The TirsT quarTer seemed noThing more Than a punTing duel beTween Leonard Ward and The Casey's CapT. STaIy. In The IasT halT a see-saw baTTIe raged beTween The Two Teams up unfil The IasT Tew minuTes oT play when Casey 'sTarTed iTs drive. STaIy compIeTed a Tield goal in The IasT Ten seconds Trom abouT The TiTTeen y . IvIaTToon 6-C.I'I.S. O A poor punT by CharlesTon in The second quarTer gave lvlaTToon The chance To score: which They did. This was The second game Tor The Trojans under The IighTs. MaTToon ouTpIayed CharlesTon's eleven The TirsT halT. They on several occasions especially in The IasT quarTer sTopped several drives which looked To be a Touchdown. The game came To an end aTTer SalTy I-layes did mosT oT The power driving To bringing The ball To The Troians Two yardiline when The whisTIe blew. ForTy-eight l937 . The Recorder Oblong 33-C.I-I.5. I9 The CharIesTon I'ligh Schoolls Troians played The mosT ouTsTanding ball oT The year againsT The powerTul league The Oblong Team. The Troians received The ball on The'kickoTT and carried The ball Through a series oT line plays Tor a Touch- down, and Then came Through wiTh The exTra poinT. Paul Henry carried The ball Three-TourThs The Time and scored all The Three Touchdowns and The one exTra poinT. Oblong made I8 TirsT downs To I5 Tor CharIesTon, which shows closeness oT The game. Marshall O-C.I-I.S. 33 The CharlesTon gridders deTeaTed Marshall I-Iigh's eleven in a Torenoon game. The Troians marked up 7 poinTs in The second quarTer and I3 poinTs in each aT The Third and TourTh quarTers. The game was noT aT all ouTsTanding buT marked The second E. I. League vicTory. T.C. 2l-tC.l-I.S. 57 Qur SouTh Side Rivalsl' were Trounced,by The Gillespie Trojans by The large score oT 57 To QI. This was Jim I-luTTon's day aT C.l-I.S. Jim held The ball on The kickoTT and was immediaTely subsTiTuTed Tor by Knauss. CharlesTon played ouT- sTanding ball and had IiT+Ie Trouble oT Taking The SouTh Siders inTo camp. Charles- Ton scored I9 poinTs in The TirsT quarTer, 7 in The second, I9 in The Third, and I2 in The TourTh. T.C. scored one Touchdown by wide end run and one by a long pass over The goal line: Carrol in The lasT Tew minuTes To play scored a Touchdown on The kickoTT againsT Third and TourTh sTringers To make a Tinal score oT 57 To 2I. I 93 7 Forfyfn lwme Recorder YYY? -L n' SZWEXQ Knows ' iffwiif fy. i, Ji ff? Al :,. ' Aww... ,. , Ewing A, L' .11 Hutton fin. f.g?Ef.fi 5 K 1 ' Q' A W ' ' Croil LETTER MEN ,, LAQEI i i I Scott gg - , 4 . mg .x.. . .ln 1. . miifri K I V, :Lag -g: Q K SKB ' St ew oft. Shoemak er ., S S2 , L, 'X as gp -95.5, K :SQ xi' Q .- ns .- Perry,Mgn ! 2 Q X Kew ., has ' bw 1:18 Cuptd. Word Thisseli McKee b ,.., A-A b W . -,sz 1 L .Word Juohnsqn 15 3E aibott CDKSOD I93 Fifw 7 The Recorder Chorleslori Chorleslon Chorleslon Chorleslon fins! FIRST ROW-Osborne, Knouss, Ewing, Seofon, I-Ienry, Archer, Michael, McComos e B y . SECOND ROW-Ass'I. Cooch Honce, Bronnon2OV3ijllcer, L. Word, J. Word, Scoll, Co Sh rnolcer, Couch Gillespie. I936-I937 BASKETBALL RECORD SCHEDULE ON WITH THE SEASON , . . I7 Rordin .,. . 32 Ashmore . ,,. .,, I7 Poris ,, . . 20 Olney . . Chorleslon ...- 35 Molloon Chorleslon. .. 24 T. C ....., . , .. Chorleslon , 29 Konsos . . Chorleslon , I5 Lowrenceville Chorleslon, .. 26 Sullivon Chorleslon. . 2I Poris . . , Chorleslon. . . 20 Solern . , Chorleslon. . . I5 lvlorsholl ..., .. Chorleslon . . 33 Newlon . . Chorleslon. . 33 Cosey . E. I LEAGUE TOURNEY Chorleslon , , 24 Cosey . . . Chorleslon .. . I0 Poris ,. I937 Chorleslon. . . Chorleslon. , . Chorleslon , . Chorleslon . Chorleslon , Chorleslron , , 25 Oblong . , . . 26 28 Decolur . . . .25 32 T. C. . . 3l 24 lvlolloon , . 30 37 Konsos .,. ...20 3I lvloweoquo ..,. 24 REGIONAL TOURNEY AT MATTOON Chorleslon. . Chorleslon . Chorleslon, . SECTIONAL Chorleslon, , Chorleslon. , Chorleslon . .32 Sullivon , 20 29 Shelbyville .. 22 I8 lvlolloon .. .M35 TOURNEY AT CASEY 2I Brocfon .....,. I9 22 Vonclolio .. .. 33 ALUMNI 3I Alurnni ,.,2I Filly-on 9 The Recorder W A1111 Wfiiiiifn kwa' Capt. fwlng NASA X-jj' Archer f'?ciQomos Shoemukerjvigri Tafboff, Seaton Michael. I937 The Recorder THE BASKETBALL REVIEW The Trojans opened Their season by winning a double header over Rardin and Ashmore by The scores OT I9 To I6, and 32 To I2. The Trojans losT a Thriller in The lasT Ten seconds oT play To Paris by The score of I9 To I7. Olney wenT down before The Trojans' oTTensive plays by The score OT 20 To I3. The Trojans came Through wiTh an easy win over IvlaTToon by The score oT 35 To 23. The Trojans in a TasT and exciTing game, came Through wiTh a win over T. C. by The counT oT 24 To I9. ATTer a see-saw score all The way Through The game, The 5carleT and Gold beaT Greenup by The close score oT I9 To I8. Again The Trojans came ouT on Top by a one poinT margin, beaTing Kansas in a TasT and Turious game wiTh a score oT 29 To 28. Lawrenceville came To Town during The ChrisTmas vacaTion and The Trojans Iosf To Them by The score oT 23 To I5. The Trojans TirsT Team playing only a small parT oT The game, beaT Sullivan by The score oT 26 To 22. E Paris wiTh a much improved Team had liTTle Trouble in Taking CharlesTon inTo camp by The score oT 29 To 2I. CharlesTon playing heads-up boske+boII came Through wiTh a win over Salem by The score oT 30 To 22. The Trojans losT Their TourTh game oT The season To Marshall wiTh The score oT 22 To I5. The Trojans won an easy game over NewTon who puT TorTh Ii++Ie opposiTion, The score being 33 To 23. Casey was easily deTeaTed by The Trojans who were playing very good ball, and who were hiTTing The baskeT aT will. The game ended by The score 33 To I8. E. I. LEAGUE TOURNEY ON WITH THE SEASON The Trojans wenT down in The lasT minuTe oT ploy To Oblong, The E. I. League Champions, by The score oT 26 To 25. The Trojans beaT The lasT year STaTe Champions by The score oT 28 To 25. DecaTur Took second place in The 5TaTe Tourney This year. T. C., our souThside rival, lead The game up To The lasT minuTe and Th'n The game was Tied up. The Trojans won The Thrilling btTT'e in an overTime period by The score oT 32 To 3I. MaTToon on Their Tloor, came back To avenge The Trojans' win earlier in The season, by deTeaTing Them by The score oT 30 To 24. CharlesTon beaT Kansas in a rough and Tumble game by The score oT 37 To 20. To keep in shape Tor The Regional Tourney The Trojans journeyed To Ivloweaqua, and won The game wiTh a score oT 3I To 24. REGIONAL TOURNEY AT MATTOON SECTIONAL TOURNEY AT CASEY ALUMNI The Trojans beaT The Alumni by The score OT 3I To 2I To Tinish The I936-37 season. I937 FiTTy-Three 4 The Recorder FIRST ROW-Norman, Eyers, Ingram, Robinson, B. McComas, Ewing, Walker, L. Ward, Thissell CuTler. SECOND ROW-Michael, Knauss, SeaTori, J. Ward, F. Bushue, Johnson, Henry, C. Bushue, J. McComas, Campbell, Coach Gillespie. THIRD ROW-Lanman, Brannon, BuTIer, J. Sullivan, Alexander, Nees, Dryden, Marshall. TROJAN TRACK TEAM The I937 Track Team under our new coach Sam Gillespie is one aT The besT Teams in The hisTory oT The school. We have abouT ThirTy-Tive sTudenTs ouT Tor Track and hope To accommodaTe abouT sevenTy nexT year aTTer The new Tield house is compleTed. AT The lnTramural Track and Field MeeT The Seniors were TriumphanT, buT noTice The closeness aT scores. The Seniors scored 48 poinTs, The Juniors 34, The Sophomores 43If2, and The Freshmen I7Iyf2. In The Triangular Track and Tield meeT wiTh Gerschmeir Tech. and GarTield High Schools, CharlesTon was deTeaTed by a one poinT margin. The meeT was held aT The CiTy AThleTic Tield, in Terre HauTe. GarTieId scored 45 2X3 poinTs, CharlesTon 43 lf3, and Gerschmeir 26. The EasTern'lllinois High School League Track and Tield meeT was won by CharlesTon High wiTh a ToTal oT 37 poinTs. Paris was second wiTh 35 poinTs. The evenTs which CharlesTon I'-Iigh men placed are as Tollows: 220 yard dash, Ewing placed TirsT: TOO yard dash, Ewing placed TirsT7 200 yard low hurdles, Henry placed TirsT and J. Ward second: high hurdles, Henry placed TirsT and J. Ward second: broad jump, Ewing placed Third: discus, Knauss Tied Tor TirsT wiTh Haddock oT Casey: shoT puT, Knauss placed Third: high iump, L. Ward placed TourTh, and in The pole vaulT, Michaels placed second. This is The TirsT E. I. League Track and Tield meeT ThaT CharlesTon has won since The league has been organized. CharlesTon Tied Tor TiTTh place aT The Urbana relays, wiTh DecaTur by The score of I6 poinTs each. Henry Took second in T20-yard high hurdles, losing by abouT a sTride which he IosT by knocking down a hurdle. The Freshman relay Team which is made up oT James and Bob McComas, AuTdenkamp, and STewarT won TirsT place in The Freshman relay. Fifty-Tour I937 A. -Kgs 'mx :ix pits Q3 The Recorder w WINNERS OF SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS Each year iT is The cusTom oT CharlesTon l-ligh School To presenT a Trophy in l:ooTl3all and Baslceilball To The boy who shows The loesT sporTsmonship on The aThleTic Tield and around The school. This year Joe Ward and Leonard Archer, boTh Seniors, were chosen Tor This honor. Joe Ward, The Troians CapTain and end, won The TooTball plaque, while Leonard Archer, a Torward, received The basl4eTball sporTs cup, Ward has spenT Tour years parTicipaTing in TooTball, and has received Three le-TTers in This sporT. Joe has won Two leTTers in Traclr, and has spenT Three years ouT Tor T:-aslceTl:-all. Ward was elecTed CapTain oT The TooTl3all squad This year: This posiTion calls Tor abouT The some requiremenTs as The winner oT The sporTsmanship Trophy. The squad elecTs a CapTain and The Trophy-awarding group selecTs a boy They Think has Tilled These requiremenTs The besT. All oT Joels classmaTes are glad ThaT he has received This honor. Archer, a TransTer Trom Rardin, was The Tirsl' looy To receive This honor aTTer spending one year in This school. Leonard was always in Their TighTing Till The game was over. Being such a good player, he soon gained The Tons' aTTenTion. This decision was hard To malce because The whole Team is made up OT boys similar To Archer, buT everyone Teels ThaT by sTricT sporTsrnanship rules, Archer duly earned This honor. I937e FilTy-sl-v The Recorder r f u A K k , Wi . ag? ' fi iki i , V5 -N r -I Lf . q...,,- ., , . -l zgeg - 2 .1 ll Bl ' QF -L gi n ' . M Q. 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To Till The posiTion oT Miss TaTe who has resigned her posiTion To a more lucraTive one. Leland Carson is operaTing a Girl's Dancing School in Hawaii where he has Tound greaT success. Carolyn AbboTT has been promoTed To privaTe secreTary To her TaTher, owner OT The Building and Loan. Virginia Babbs is rising To Tame rapidly since The showing oT her new painTing The Moon-Glow which is The besT oT The year. Leonard Archer, prominenT Surgeon oT New York CiTy and Mrs. Archer, The Tormer KaTherine Morgan oT Rardin, are leaving Tor an exTended vacaTion in SwiTzerland. June Allen is now leader oT The social seT aT Loxa where she lives wiTh her husband. Junior Bails has iusT been informed OT his appoinTmenT as head OT The commercial deparTmenT aT ST. Mary's Girl's School in Terre HauTe. Marjorie Adkins is now a Tamous balleT dancer on Broadway aTTer Tollowing The clieT prescribed by Dr. Archer. KaThleen Baker has compleTed The picTure Behave YourselT in which she sTars opposiTe Freddie BarTholomew. IT is rumored abouT Hollywood ThaT They will soon be married. Pauline Baldwin opened The season aT The MeTropoliTan Opera House as Their sTar soprano. DoroThy Ashbrook was informed recenTly OT her appoinTmenT Tor Home Adviser oT Coles CounTy. Lelan Beck, a Tamous radio announcer, has a voice ThaT The ladies Tall in love wiTh immecliaTely. HaTTiedoll BenneTT, has gone Russian in a big way since her marriage To The Russian Ambassador. V Harry Parker is now a prominenT New York NighT Club owner. AlThough he nas several oTher cars, he sTill hangs on To his old De SoTo which is now a valuable relic. Harold Reynolds has become a greaT proTessor in The Chicago UniversiTy, Teaching Reynology, a new language, ThaT Took several years To compose. RuTh Knapp is Tollowing The advice ThaT she absorbed Trorn The proTessor aT Casey. l937e FiTTy-nine The Recorder The Recorder Richard lrby is a greaT TilabusTerer in The U. S. SenaTe. He learned To do This under The greaT Teaching oT Misses TaTe and Bollenbacher and Mr. ZarreTT, Teachers oT C. H. S. Edward Perry is a minisTer in The Gospel Tabernacle in New Orleans, Louisiana. EThel Popham has iusT compleTed Amelia EorharT PuTnam's ambiTion oT making an airplane TlighT around The world. RoberT ETnire has a Tamous swing band on Broadway and is known as The RhyThm Kinglllu Mary Dean Pearcy has become PresidenT oT The Pearcy-SmiTh Chewing Gum Company locaTed one block souTh oT The CharlesTon High School. Rosalie STansberry has aTTer many years OT experience as a Tan dancer, become one of The Tamous women OT The world. Joe Ward has esTablished a new colony aT The SouTh Pole. Among Those who are raising Tamilies are Charles Kelly, Bill McKee, Alpha Ingram, BeTTy Pigg, and Fred Wilson. Leland Hall is suffering Trom lighT-headedness Trom his various love aTTairs in his high school days. Rebecca Hills is a Tamous psychology Teacher. She is noTed Tor her research on The subiecT of Why high school sTudenTs haTe To sTudy. Barney STrodTbeck has recenTly become a proTessional coach in Texas, where he aTTends school-by The way, he sTill dances as well as ever. Mary Ella Downey runs a woolen dress kniTTing esTablishmenT. Lola Dell Rardin is The warden aT Sing-Sing. She is known as a kind and gracious warden. Gladys Whiles is an insTrucTor in a school oT her own which Teaches small boys noT To be bashTul. Audry Wilson is an old maid living in Chicago. She gives lessons, buT Tor boys only. Arnold Walden, Charles Walker, and Henry Seaman have invenTed a new kind oT airplane ThaT will Tly and also you can drive on The ground wiThouT much Trouble. Elaine Dennis is a lady who has reTained her giTT oT gab and is now Teaching oThers her new science oT making Tools ouT oT men wiThouT Their knowing iT. Armilda Hudson is The TaT lady oT The circus wiTh her husband, Fred Scheidker, as The shorT man. Junior Crail is playing proTessional TooTball Tor The Chicago Bears which is The pracTice Team Tor The Tamous C. H. S. TooTball Team. RuTh CourTney who has had many admirers ThroughouT her girlhood days, buT was undecided on any, is now pasT 25 and in The old maid class. RuTh CoTTingham has renounced The world and has gone' inTo The wilds OT darkesT ATrica To help civilize The heaThens who Turned savage under The inTluence oT Bill Goleman. James HuTTon is now Taking The place oT Johnny Weissmuller. He plays The parT oT Tarzan on The sTage oT The Lincoln TheaTer in CharlesTon. Paul STewarT is naTionally known Tor The advice which he gives To TaT people on The correcT way To reduce. Mary Neal is now running a boarding house Tor young men in ST. Louis. Clyde Bushue is married To his girl Triend in MaTToon and is now living on a Tarm and raising liTTle Bushues. Charles lNeaver is The owner oT a model dairy. He runs This wiTh The help oT a Tormer T. C. Girl. l937 SixTy The Recorderrl- Harald EasTon, who broadcasTs advice To The love-lorn over The radio, has been married Three Times and we hear he has Tallen again. Charles James is now The mayor aT CharlesTon and is Thinking oT running Tor U. S. SenaTor. HerberT Huber is The Tamous ediTor aT a greaT ciTy newspaper. He has given up The Trivolous life Tor one aT service. Lorene BryanT is a Tamous dress designer in The RoberTi Dress Shoppe in Paris. Her gowns are The sTyles which The world is Tollowing. CaTherine Jennings is a comedian in The vaudeville acT which is showing in The Windy CiTy aT The presenT. Playing wiTh her is The red headed, bashful boy Tram The wide open spaces, Leroy Michaels, beTTer known as Mike. WalTer ScoTT was recenTly elecTed CiTy Manager oT Louisville, KenTucky. His wiTe, Tormerly Miss Enid Ryan, Takes Marjorie LeisT's place as his privaTe secreTary. Miss LeisT was advanced To privaTe secreTary To The Governor aT Texas. Bessie Townsend is a nighT club enTerTainer in New York CiTy. Her salary was recenTly increased To 55,000 a week. Bill Dunn, her husband answers her Tan mail and is her general manager. Zalla BryanT has been prospecTing Tor gold since graduaTing Tram high school. The surprise oT her liTe was when she Tound a diamond in her own back yard. Ereda Wierman is now broadcasTing jelly receipTs over W. L. S. She Took MarTha Crane's place. Charles Jenkins, and Lorna Johnson have Taken Skyland ScoTTy and Lula Belle's place on W. L. S. They also have a liTTle Charlie iusT' as Lula Belle and ScoTTy had a liTTle ScoTTie. Rollin Shellabarger has been appoinTed Ambassador Ta Spain. WiTh him wenT Rosemary Donahue as his privaTe secreTary. Deane Owings is now The world's champion TypisT. She is now married To The Tormer I936 champion TypisT. MargareT Pigg has a neTwork oT conTecTioneries all over The counTry. Bob PasTon is dead. He bursT a blood vessel while Trying To reach high c . Herschel McPheron has married a TarmereTTe and is raising liTTle chickens. MaTilda Cox is aT Gold Bar Ranch, UTah, Taming bronchs, probably To Talk. Duane Rennels is Tollowing The TooTsTeps aT John MaseTield: he is his valeT. Harlie Shoemaker is The head aT The Tirm ThaT manuTacTures saTeTy pins. As you all remember he was a good business man while in high school. Marian Garner is a commercial Teacher aT MaTToon. As a side line she is playing in a successTul orchesTra. Charles Cox, Fred HackeTT, and Jack Lanman are secreT service agenTs in China. Wayne HunT has iusT won The NoTional ConTesT Tor TrombonisTs and has been aTTered a place in The greaT symphony orchesTra. Eloise Howard is an inTernaTionally known prima donna. She has Tor her secre- Tary, privaTe maid and chauTTeur, Eileen Elesher, DoroThy Seaman, and Harold GranT. BeTTy Gerard and Eleanor HampTon are parTners operaTing a mafrimonial correspondence bureau. H Mack Sweeney is commander aT The cadeTs aT WesT PoinT. His assisTanT is Don STi . Luanna WyeTh has inheriTed an esTaTe in England and is living a quieT liTe There. I937 - Sixly-on The Recorder CLASS WILL Elaine Dennis, bequealh my dark eyes lo Elizabelh Mchlull. Deane Owings, bequealh my chewing gum and abilily lo borrow pencils lc Mr. Smilh. Eleanor Hamplon, bequealh my hislory grades lo William Bennell. Ereda Weirmon, bequealh my abilily lo have my piclure laken on lhe College Campus lo Rosemary Tilus. Helen Crosley, bequealh my daily roule ol laking around nolices lo Beulah Jones. George Nees, bequealh my winning ways around Miss Tale lo Bea Granl. Clillord Glasser, bequealh my good looks lo James Hallowell. Charles Weaver, bequealh my shyness lo Belly Keilh. Junior Crail, bequealh my abilily lo learn hislory dales lo Parks Crosley. Mary Neal, bequealh my giggles lo Virginia Adair. Leland Hall, bequealh my abilily lo drive wilh one arm and one lool lo Bob Ingram. Joe Ward, bequealh my lillle Paris nurse lo Charles Breen. Mildred Crall, bequealh my abilily lo sing lo Alice Gales. Kalhryn Morgan, bequealh my brighl lhoughls lo Richard Alherlon. Ered Hackell, bequealh my sandy hair lo Bob Robison. ArnoId'Walden, bequealh my abilily lo lil shoes lo Bob Popham. Malilda Cox, bequealh my halred lor making speeches lo Harold James. Norman Michael, bequealh my abilily lo hold lhal lemper lo Mr. Langford. Harold Cvranl, be-quealh my lrulhlul ways lo John Pauley. Bessie Townsend, bequealh my love lor small boys lo Bernila Armyx. Charles Cox, bequealh my Ashmore girl friend lo Harold Pralher. Le Roy Michael, bequealh my wil lo Dorolhy Anderson. Belly Gerard, bequealh my abilily in making oul menus lo Marlha While. Mack Sweeney, bequealh my abilily lo be lhe lile ol a parly lo Boomer Knauss and Bill Lacey. Rulh Collingham, bequealh my working abilily lo James Hyde. Herschel McPheron, bequealh my red hair lo Bill Thissell. Marian Garner, bequealh my piano playing and dancing lo Bill While. Barney Slrodlbeck, bequealh my abilily lo linish high school in six years lo Donnie J. James. Eugene Cooley, bequealh my bashlulness lo Mary Lee Cox. Bill McKee, bequealh my dales in Malloon lo Andy Sullivan. Eileen Elesher, bequealh my love lor lhe counlry lo Erances Reddicks. Don Slilf, bequealh my abilily lo lake cold lrom silling on cold chairs lo Bob Collingham. I 937 Sixly-lwo 33. I. 34. I. 35. I. 36. I. 37. I. 38. I. 39. I, 40. I. 4I. I, 42. I. 43. I. 44. I. 45. I. 46. I. 47. I. 48. I. 49. I, 50. I. 5I. I. 52. I. 53. I. 54. I. 55. I. 56. I. 57. I. 58. I. 59. I. 60. I. . I, 62. I. 63. I. 64. I. 65. I. 66. I. 67. I. 8. I. 69. I. 937 The Recorder Rulh Courfney, bequealh my bashlulness 'ro Everelf Clinard. I'Iazel Jane Lighr, Ioequealh my abilily Io keep house 'ro Belly Bales. Roberl Elnire, bequealh my way around girls Io Bill Sullivan. Paul Slewarl, bequealh my excess lar Io Louise Gerard. Lorene Carson, bequealh my good limes in high school Io Mary Belh Cobble. Margery Leisl, Ioequealh my Ialking abilily Io Elva I-lamplon. Evelyn Easlon, bequearh my sweel smile Io Rachael Willis. Rosalie Slanberry, bequealh my place in Ihe candy shop 'ro Lois McQueen. Leland Carson, bequealh my abilily 'ro go sparrow hunling Io Howard Brannon. Mary Lanman, bequealh my popularily Io Maxine Brewer. I-larold Easlon, bequealh my abilily of calching fish Io Dale Johnson. Fred Schiedker, bequealh my aloilily Io pick oul' Easier cards Io Ivan Rardin. Carolyn Abbolr, Ioequealh my Iyping grades Io Dorolhy Anderson. Pauline Baldwin, bequealh my quielness Io Lois I-Ienry. June Allen, bequealh my half day of school Io Bill Lacey. Rosemary Donahue, bequealh my abilily Io gel' bookkeeping and shorlhand Io John Clark. James I'Iu+'ron, bequealh my swing slep Io Bud Shannon. Leonard Archer, bequealh my baskelball playing Io Willis Walker. I-Ienry Seaman, bequealh my abilify Io wail around for Dad Io Maurice Mark. I-lalliedoll Bennell, bequealh my heighf lo Iris Adkins. Bill Dunn, Ioequealh my skipping school Io Virginia Dick. I Virginia Babbs, bequeafh my column in Ihe Taller Io Mary Conley. Belly Pigg, bequealh my lipslick Io Mr. Cooper. Rollin Shellalaarger, loequealh my abilily Io dance Io Darrell McMorris. Waller Scolr, bequealh my abilily To play baseball Io Dick Todd. Elhel Popham, bequealh my jokes Io Donald Ireland. I-larlie Shoemaker. loequealh my aloilily as baskelball manager and household manager 'ro Lafhan Le Grande. Marjorie Adkins, bequealh my good nalure 'ro Miss Braflon. Kalhleen Baker, loequealh my dumIoness aboul The counlry Io I-Ielen Beavers. Russell Werden, bequealh my apilily Io love school Io Mildred Fulfon. Mary Deane Pearcy, Ioequealh my quielness Io Bud Shannon. Dorolhy Ashbrook, bequealh my parking place To Colia Culler. Bob Poslon, bequealh my abilily Io sleep Through classes Io Paul Decker. Lorene Bryanr, bequeafh my abilify Io play 'rhe piano lo Paul I'lenry. Mary Ella Downey, bequealh my changing of schools Io my sisler, I-Ielen. Rulh Ann Knapp, bequealh my slow, sol? voice Io Pauline Douglas. Eloise Howard, bequealh my coal Iolack hair Io Mary Turner. Sixfy-Ihr The Recorder 70 7I 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 8I 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 9I 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 I O IOI.I, I O CaTherine Jennings, bequeaTh my boy Triend To Louise Lynch. Raymond Lang, bequeaTh my dancing abiliTy To Paul STillions. Mary Brewer, bequeaTh my one and only hair dress To my sisTer, Maxine. Lola Dell Rardin, bequeaTh my Treckles To Jack Gregg. Junior Bails, bequeaTh my abiliTy To cook To Miss Charley. Armilda I-ludson, bequeaTh my driving To and Trom school To Wilma MoTTeTT. DoroThy Seaman, bequeaTh my singing voice To Frances Decker. Lelan Beck, bequeaTh my shorTness To Earl Oliver. Rebecca Hills, bequeaTh my good build To Donna Lewis. EvereTT BloomsTrom, bequeaTh my wavy hair To Red Ogden. RoberT Kelly, bequeaTh my quieTness To Mildred BenneTT. Wayne I-lunT, bequeaTh my long walk To school every morning To Myra Alexander. Zalla BryanT, bequeaTh my Typing abiliTy To DoroThy EaTon. Richard Irby, beaueaTh my abiliTy To sTeal my boy Triends' girl Triends To Dale I-leddin. Clyde Bushue, beaueaTh my winning way around girls To Bob Ingram. l'lerberT I-luber, bequeaTh enough candy bars To lasT Lela Hill Tor The year OT 37-33. Jack Lanman, bequeaTh my love Tor warm weaTher To ChloTeel Amyx. Alpha Ingram, bequeaTh my red hair To Iola Sarver. Edward Perry, bequeaTh my girl Triend To Ronald Lanman. Enid Ryan, bequeaTh my place in The Tive and Ten cenT sTore To RuTh Eyrse. Gladys Whiles, bequeaTh my Shelbyville girl Triends To Babe Campbell. Loran Johnson, bequeaTh my posiTion aT The shoe TacTory To my sisTer, BeTTy. KenneTh RaTTs, bequeaTh my abiliTy To chew gum To Vera Jones. Charles James, bequeaTh my love Tor The counTry To Mary Wilson. I-larold Reynolds, bequeaTh my love Tor school To Eric Green. Charles Jenkins, bequeaTh my abiliTy To play The clarineT To Ferdie Bushue. MargareT Pigg, bequeaTh my work in The Corner ConTecTionery To KaTherine King. Charles Kelley, beaueaTh my abiliTy To geT around Miss RanTon in Home Room To Boomer Knauss. Audrey Wilson, bequeaTh my prize winning abiliTy To Cevera Decker. Charles Walker, bequeaTh my abiliTy To bequeaTh someThing To any one who Tlunks ouT This year. Duane Rennels, bequeaTh my aThleTic abiliTy To Bud Ewing. Fred Wilson, bequeaTh my heighT and weighT To Kennelh Cobble. Luanna WyeTh, bequeaTh my abiliTy To geT locked ouT aT nighT To KaTherine Winkler. SixTy-four l937 OHS Dunk Jn fkis 'x , Y X ,,, t w GW, ., M, Bn iStwd-GSI Bagfwi GGL sur spew swa-19M mufrmuax-4 fm., Marne 77U'1'11 The Recorder 9 Tv su 3. !n. B-7 :nab-.fr Sindy-five The Recorder CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8-School begins. ls everybody hcippy? No one buT The Freshies- inexperienced. One reoson Tor being glod-we geT To siT by The speciol girl--or boy-friend. 9-Lure oT school weoring OTT Tor even The Freshmen. Everyone seTTles down Tor The old drudgery oT spending TorTy long minuTes OT misery in The sTudy holl. ll-ElecTion oT cheer leoders-Bob reolly geTs The opplouse. I8-FirsT TooTboll gome-oT Chompoign. Our cheer leoders ore There buT ThoT's obouT oll. 23-FirsT donce-or sTruggle. Corlos Cook, I con'T seem To moke my TeeT go The woy They should. Lelo Hill, Well, They're big enough To know Their own minds. OCTOBER 9-NighT TooTboll gome QT McvTToon. WhoTl No TighT'? IT sems more like o peoce conference Thon or C.H.S.-MoTToon gome. The boys surely oren'T hiTTing on oll Tours becouse we lose. 23-Oblong gome There. Agoin we lose. This is Jim HuTTon's unlucky doy. He brings home o TrocTured cheek-bone Tor o souvenir. These people who Try To be diTTerenT! NOVEMBER 4-Kids leove Tor oll-sTc1Te chorus. Snoke donce Tor T.C. gome. 5-C.H.S,-T.C. gome, ond Jim HuTTon Doy . lT's reolly o golo evenT. Everyone is exciTed. Cheering conTinues Through-ouT The oTTernoon. The Teochers be- come hysTericol. C.H.S.'rs reolly Turn ouT Tor porode. Hey, Junior, sToop down, only six in o cor. LeT's go! Too bod-Tor T.C. We beoT The sox OTT Them! Donce sponsored Tor Jim HuTTon in new C.C. hull. Wos oll The glory worTh o TrocTured cheekbone, Jim? I8-To-doy we voTe Tor our King ond Queen. lT's simply scondolous The woy Jone ond KoTe ore running oround neck n' neck. We wonder who Her Highness will be. ZI-Junior Cornivol. Iggy lngrom loses his voice iusT beTore he goes on. He Tinds iT in The wosTe-boskeT ouTside Miss Linder's room immedioTely oTTer The show. JiTney donces ore shorT ond sweeT. The King ond Queen, Lelond Holl ond Jone AbboTT ore crowned iusT beTore The donce sTorTs. Gosh! Ain'T royolTy grond? 26-27-Thonksgiving vocoTion. Hey, Jim, geT your Tingers ouT oT The grovy. We'll poss iT. Kenny NorTon knows how To Toke core oT more Thon one kind oT drumsTick. Gome wiTh Pciris-c1noTher deTeoT. DECEMBER 5-The ormy oT single women loses one more soldier Trom iTs ronks. In oTher words, Hozel LighT morries Bill Decker. Moy There be no greoT boTTles ond mony ormisTices in Their lives. 9-Grode cords. STill no mercy. Guess l'll hove To Toke ThoT hisTory book home. oTTer oll. Soy, Chorlie, whoT is The nome oT The TexT? I5-The TrodiTion is sTill holding ouT-bec1TT.C. ogoin. 23-ChrisTmos vocoTion is Tinolly here. There musT be Q SonTo Clous, oTTer oll! SixTy-six l937 JANUARY 1 I2-We're sure glad To see you back aTTer ThaT long absence, Mr. SmiTh. Our Typing is bod enough when we have a Teacher, buT oh, wiThouT one! I3-Wedding bells Tor Virginia BurneTT and Harley Shoemaker. Are we goggle- eyed! The marriage Turnishes a Topic Tor hall gossip Tor Three weeks. I5-The boske+boII boys go souTh, buT noT Tor The winTer. They sTay only long enough To beaT Salem. 27-28-Finalsl Our Slogan-- Do or die. C.I-I.S.'rs- We'II die. 29-Beal' Casey. FEBRUARY I-Second semesTer begins. BuT iT's sTiII school. The Tinals may be all over, buT Dad's growling abouT grades has iusT begun. You'd Think he'd never been a kid! Oh, well, iT can'T go on Torever. 5-6-Pep-meeTing Tor E. I. League Tourney. Si Perkins, guesT and Tormer cheer leader, says, C.I'I.S. can beaT Paris any Tair day. Gee, why does iT have To rain? BeaT Casey, Though. I I-Farewell To Miss Cofer. We wonder how she can Torsake good old C.I'I.S. Tor Pekin. JusT Think, she won'T be able To kick Boomer ouT of class every day. I2-Lose To Oblong. Why, girlsl Don'T you know you aren'T supposed To siT on ObIong's side and yell Tor our Coach? I3-VaIenTine dance sponsored by Home Economics Club. BeaT DecaTur. Bud musT like dancing beTTer Than playing baskeTbaII-or is There a woman in iT? I5- Dear Mr. Gillespie-I realize ThaT I was wrong when I- Some oT The girls were'nT going To wriTe Them, buT Then, iT's beTTer Than geTTing expelled lkicked ouT, To you Freshiesl. 22-Mr. ZarreTT arrives. Windows are decaraTed and Tlags are Tlying-because iT's WashingTon's birThday. 26-DramaTic Club sTages Growing Pains. Why so many Juniors in The casT? C.l'I.S. is simply overTIowing wiTh dramaTic TalenT. Why doesn'T 'somebody Tell me These Things? CongraTuIaTions, Miss RanTon, on your swell direcTing abiIiTy. MARCH I-C.I'I.S. begins March wiTh The TirsT dance pracTice Tor Jr.-Sr. banqueT. 4-5-6-Regional Tourney-BeaT Sullivan and Shelbyville, buT lose To MaTToon. 8-Dance pracTice-Juniors are really improving Their TooT-work. Doie Henry sees 'sTarsI BuT iT wasn'T The sTars ThaT Tell. I7-Freshmen give play in The assembly. NOT load-Tor Freshmen. Assembly given To adverTise Tood sole. Boomer doesn'T care where we geT The chickens so long as we geT Them. Why, Boomer! I8-BaskeTbaII boys leave Tor Tourney. Say, who Told KaTe and Gladys They could go? I-Iow is The pie, Boomer? Don'T TorgeT-crime doesn'T pay. 22-Charles Weaver makes his memorable speech in Public Speaking, The PerTecT ParenT . FirsT Two lines are memorized by more C.I'l.S.'rs Than LincoIn's GeTTysburg Address. 23-Glee Club sings in The assembly. BUT, Then, iT is educaTionalI AnoTher dance pracTice, Thanks To Jane AbboTT. 24-Mr. I.angTord geTs a pedigree-Tor his dog. IT also has Two ears and Tour legs. 25-A IeTTer Tram Miss CoTer-buT iT's all abouT Pekin. I'II beT she doesn'T have sTudenTs like Those aT C.I'l.S. 26-29-EasTer vacaTion. AlmosT everyone goes To church. Isn'T iT Tunny how a new ouTTiT makes you wanT To go places and do Things? I 93 7 Sixfy-seven The Recorder The Recorder APRIL 2-DramaTic Club Homecoming. We, who have no dramaTic abiliTy would have enjoyed iT, Too. 5-Big day Tor Seniors aT Casey! The waTer was Tine-Tor Those who had umbrellas. We all TelT very religious waiTing Tor lunch in church, while someone played The school song, and The aroma oT veal loaT driTTed Through The doorway. No one skipped classes-I hope, I hope. Everyone has The pleasure oT meeT- ing Rep Turner. Mary Deane misses her bun. Barney! l I-AnoTher Monday-anoTher donce pracTice. We're all becoming Ered AsTaires or Eleanor Powells. I2-Senior play TryouTs. Too many people wanT The same parT. l'm Ern. I6-l.eTTers are given To boske+boll boys, debaTe Team and cheer leaders. Coach praises his boys: Henry-in baskeTball, you're Tops. 'lalboTT-you musT have meanT a loT To The Team because you played in The eighT sTraighT vicTories. McComas- you are The Third Ereshman To whom l've had The honor To award a leTTer. Ewing-you are The besT deTensive player we've had. Shoemaker-you remind me oT The absenT-minded proTessor -buT you're o. k. Archer and Michaels -I would be saTisTied iT I knew ThaT every year I would receive Two boys Trom Rardin wiTh your obiliry. Knauss-Tor Two hundred pounds you really geT around a baskeTball Tloor. SeaTon-you have an eagle-eye Tor baskeTs. I7--Commercial conTesT aT Shelbyville. Rosemary Donahue places TirsT in ShorT- hand: Bernice Ingram, TirsT in Typing. C.l-l.S. marches onl Why didn'T you Take The advanced Typing classes, Mr. SmiTh? lDon'T Tell us.l 23-Senior closs meeTing. AcT your age on class day. Do noT suggesT going To Endsley's Woods Tor The school picnic. 24-AnoTher Commercial conTesT, aT lVlaTToon. Again They come home wiTh honors. BeTTy Pigg places TirsT in shorThand. Bernice Ingram, TirsT in Typing. 26--E. l. League conTesTanTs awarded ribbons. Mr. SmiTh gives a grand imprompTu speech in behalT oT his commercial Team. I Think Bernice Ingram deserves recogniTion Tor The chances she Took in geTTing ouT oT bed wiTh The mumps. I Too, should receive crediT because l Took her in The same car wiTh me and I have never had The mumps. 28-Grade cards. Again we're reminded oT how dumb we are. Don'T you geT Tired OT signing your card, Bob? MAY 8-To-nighT we all dress up in our Tormals. BuT where are all The Tuxedos? Abso- T lu+eIy no gum-chewing-you Too, Fred. Juniors really go To Town This Time. The duTch eTTecT is sure cuTe. Virginia Babbs gives The Senior Tarewell speech. 24-Open I-louse-We're all inviTed-no cover charge. JUNE 4-School closes. I-lurrahl Now we can sleep 'Till Ten every morning. We won'T even mind The Tlies. All-sTudenTs picnic. Even The Ereshies are inviTed. Every- Thing is Tree buT TransporTaTion, eaTs, and enTerTainmenT. 7-CommencemenT. To-nighT, we receive The diplomas which represenT The Tour years we have spenT in good old CHS. ln years To come, iT will recall sweeT memories and dear Triendships. I 937 SixTy-eighf CRAZY RHYTHM The Recorder Lulu's Back in Town ..,....... AnyThing Goes ............ You Turned The Tables on Me. Lazy Bones ................. Swing High, Swing Low ...,. Sleepy Head ........... Table for Two ............... LeT's Go Slummin' .........,. LeT's Call The Whole Thing OTT ,.... Did You Mean IT? ........... This is My LasT Affair .,... AbouT a QuarTer To Nine .... Chapel in The MoonlighT .... GoodnighT, My Love ........, May l Have The NexT Romance The WalTz You Saved For Me.. Goody, Goody ........,..... Please Believe Me .......... Trusl' ln Me. .......... . Margie ...,............. Mr. GhosT Goes To Town ,... JusT a QuieT Evening ...... LiTTIe Red School House.. lT's Been So Long ,......... Alone ..................... Dancing Cheek To Cheek ,.... TormenTed .........,...... Smilin' Sam ..,.. l Won'T Dance ' wiiii Y.-Quiff . ' ..........Bob lngram . . .Morris CuTler's car ........Mary Phipps ..........John Pauley . . . .Rollin Shellabarger . . . . . . .Charles Breen .,......,.BiII Dunn . . . .SquirT Carson ...Babe Campbell .... ... .Helen Crosley ...........Enid Ryan ... .. .Paul Henry Hazel J. LighT lDeckerl .. . .... ..., B ob Fasig . . . .Barney STrodTbeck ..... .Mr. ZarreTT .. .... Doie Henry ..... . . .Becky Hills . . , .Helen Cochran . . . . . . .Bill Thissell . . ., .Harry Parker .. .. .WalTer ScoTT . .. ,Lorene BryanT ..... .Paul Wheeler . . , .Harold PraTher . . . .Boomer Knauss .......Mr. SmiTh .. .Coach Gillespie .. .. .Bob Robison IS ZAT SO? Bob lngram lTo incoming Taxi driverl: Well Noah. is The ark Tull? Bob ETnire ldriverl: Nope, come on in. We need one more monkey. Mr. Hill: You break more Things Than your wages amounT To-whaT do you suggesT l do abouT iT? Bud Ewing: You mighT raise my wages, sir. Willie Walker: l'm sorry To do This. as he was spreading iam on his broTh- ers face, buT l can'T have The Tinger of suspicion poinTed aT me every Time. KaThryn Morgan: Gus, dear. we've been going Togelrher for more Than Tour years. Don'T you Think we oughT To geT married? Leonard Archer: Yes, you're righT-buT who'll have us? Miss Linder was making a sTrenuous eTTorT To geT good aTTendance in her room. Looking over her TirsT period class one morning, she saw all excepT Charles Breen in Their places. This is fine! she exclaimed: all here excepT Charles: and leT's hope someThing serious keeps him away. l937 Sixfy-ni The Recorder Lela I-lill llearning lo drivel: I-larold, lhal lillle mirror up lhere isn'l sel righl. I-larold Granl: lsn'l il? l.ela: No, I can'l see anylhing bul lhe car behind. Mildred I-lopper: I mainlain lhal love-making is iusl as il always was. Bob Easig: I-low do you know? Mildred: l iusl sludied in English class aboul a Greek maiden who sal and Iislened lo a lyre all evening. Bob Poslon lusherl: I-low lar down do you wanl lo sil, Miss? Frances Rennels: Why, all lhe way, ol course. Jim l'Iullon ldancingl: Do you call me 'muslard' because l'm such hol slull? Evelyn Neal: No, because you're always on my dogs. Bill Dunn: I have a piclure ol you in my mind all lhe lime. Bessie Townsend: I-low small you make me feel. I-low are you gelling along wilh learning English? asked Mr. Zarrell ol John Shiedker who had jusl come over lrom Sweden. Vell, nol so gul, I lank, John answered, People say vcn I am quick I am lasl: ven I am lied, I am lasl: ven I don'l eal, I lasl: ven l spend loo much money, I am lasl. So I don'l lank I gel along so vell. Bill McCarlhy arriving lale al a luneral, Al whal slage ol lhe service are lhey? - Richard Alherlon lsludying lo be a lawyerl poinled lo lhe minisler, l-le's iusl opening lor lhe delence. Becky l'liIls: ll you were hall a man, you'd lake me lo lhe circus lomorrow. Bob Robison: ll I were hall a man, l'd be in lhe circus. Oul on lhe lerrace lhey mel belween dances, and Squirl said: Prelly dull parly, lhis! Lorene Bryanl: Yes, indeed. Carson: Oh, lel's' go gel our wraps and leave, he suggesled. Lorene: Well, I can'l gel away, jusl now, you see, l'rn lhe hosless. Bill Lacy: Prolessor, I've made some money, and I wanl lo do somelhing lor lhe old college. I don'l remember in whal sludies I excelled. Mr. l-lopper: ln my classes you slepl mosl ol lhe lime. Bill: Einel l'Il endow a dormilory. - Speaker al C. I-l. S.: When I see your srniling laces belore me, he began in lhe accepled oralorical slyle, il lakes me back lo my high school days. Why is il my dear girls and boys, you are all so happy? I-le paused lor lhe rhelorical ellecl, and inslanlly up wenl a hand 'From lhe lronl row. Well, my lad, whal is il? l'Iarold Pralher: The reason we're so happy, is il you lalk long enough we won'l have an English lesson lhis morning. . Sevenly I937i.-l The Recorder THE FOLLOWING FRIENDS OF CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL HAVE HELPED MAKE THIS RECORDER POSSIBLE: Boley's Ice Cream Co. Pralher lhe Prinler The Candy Shop Cole Counly Halchery Harold B. Bails, Grocery Sloner's Planing Mill Campbell's Shoe Shop Golden Rule Shoe Shop Ideal Bakery Arl Crall Sludio Roberl C. Hill James A. Holmes Werden's Grocery A. 8: G. Shoe Marl Murray's Clolhing Slore King Brolhers Book Slore lnyarl's Shoe Slore Orick E. Wickham Reynold's Grocery and Markel Wade Thompson Mark Whilworlh Perle E. Brading T. T. Moore L. A. Poynler Folk-Bails Dry Goods Co. Charleslon Cleaners and A. G. Frommel Hardware Dyers Keilh's Bakery D. M. Hullon, Grocery Well-Worlh 5 84 IO Barker Real Eslale and In- surance W. B. Tym Wellon's Shoe Shop Mac Cochran Charles E. Greer, M. D. M. W. Bisson, M. D. Dr. Horned O. E. Hile, D.D.S. H. Ogden Brainard R. L. Wyelh John W. Grove D. A. Oliver, M. D. W. M. Swickard, M. D. Kizer Oil Co. Carl Hall Transler Allison's Dairy R. C. Alexander, Real Es- lale and Ins. Burkell and Fildes P. B. Lloyd, M.D. L. W. Rosebraugh Linder's Clolhing Co. R. C. Sluarl Fursle's Aulo Supply Alexander's Deparlmen Slore E. E. Hill, Drug Slore I937 Newell's Service Slalion Kennelh and Murray Slock Yards T. I. Sanders Haddock Grocery Charleslon Courier Harper's Funeral Home Carroll-Florisls Hall and Hill Roy Clark Cenlral Cash 8: Carry Crowder and Williams Vogue Beauly Shop Dress-Well Shops Pelers Marinello Beauly Shop Dr. Dean A. Ambrose T. A. Fullon While's Plumbing and Healing Co. T. E. Wallon Kline's Deparlmenl Slore Fred Blackford Carl H. Henkle Mrs. Maude Cole F. H. Swango, Grocery Chesler Auslin, Linco-Sla- lion Slanley D. Sliles l Dale Sims Edman's Super-Service Cavins 81 Sons Charleslon Bealrice Dairy Co. Wilson's Ready-lo-Wear Chambers Beaurly Salon and Radio Service Dr. John R. Alexander W. E. Sunderman, D. D.S. Hugh L. Real, C. H. S. '06 People's Drug Co. Walker lhe Welder . J. C. Penney Co. Roberl R. Blacklord Lincoln Thealre Wade Barrick Charleslon Halchery Flelcher's Grocery Roger's Drug Slore Ordell Molor Sales Lulher Marlin. Grocery Charleslon Lumber Co. Charleslon Sleam Laundry C. P. Coon Charleslon Fruil Slore Pinnell's Markel Simpson Chevrolel Co. While Kilchen Cale Charles R. Davis Talboll's Home Dairy J. M. Hill's Service Slalion Hershell Walers McArlhur Molor Sales- Ford Easl Side Cale Thos. J. Lynch-Lynch Oil Co. Olis lFoxl Bennell The engravings in lhis book were made by lhe Ponliac Engrav- ing and Eleclrolype Co. Sevenly The Recorder X wi ON 1 iw 9 0:9 T 9 L V, X . Lf AUTOGRAPHS Sig Williamson Prinling ond Publishing Co. ' Springfield, lllinois S T T I 9