Charleston High School - Recorder Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

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Ten Um, Bud Henry-Bud beats a wicked stick- playing the drum, that is. Paul Howe-Paul can really pour it on when it comes to debating. Virginia I-I u t t o n--S-U-C-C-E-S-S is what Virginia is headed for. Shirley Ingram--Her smile is so de- lightful, her talk is so inane. Anna Marie Irby-A pleasing disposi- tion and a laughing face have won Annie many friends. Wayne Jennings-Wayne will make some woman a good husband. He al- ready knows how to fry hamburgers, thanks to Boley's. Raymond Johns-He doesn't care what his fate, his one desire is to grad- uate. Joyce Johnson-Very good, that she isg when she starts a thing it goes off with a whizz. Rose Jones-She's from the country but not shy, and loves a good time. Ruth Jones-The band loses a good French horn player when Ruth leaves.

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o Bob Crosley-B0b's truck has come mighty handy to his many friends. Edgar Dean--He always could find sig- nal answers to any question. Peggy Elledge-Peg has a pleasing smile for everyone. Alberta Elston-If you feel blue and run down, just call on Bert to cheer you up. Rosalie Fogleman- Rosy plans to continue her Social Workl' at E.I.S. T.C. next year. Melford Furry-Melford liked to give speeches so well he gave one every day for a whole week. Edith Golladay Middlesworth-Her fa- vorite holiday is Christmas. Could it be that she was married on Christ- mas Eve? Madonna Gordon Rennels-With all the clocks Madonna owns, none of them keep the same time. Eugene Graves- Graveyard prefers the Casey girls. Dick Hampsten-What do the Quiz Kids have that Dick doesn't have? He is a Pepsi-Cola Scholarship win- ner-will study chemistry at Ober- lin college. Nine

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Um, Margie Kackley--A happy-go-lucky girl who's just oodles of fun. Margie al- ways wanted to live on a farm near Wa1ker's Ford. Norma Keller--Norma makes a very good second Teddy Roosevelt. Charge! Willia.m Lang-Never forget his stor- ies from those thar hills he related in speech class. Dwight McElwee-Any resemblance to a termite exterminator is purely co- incidental. Darrell McNamer-Why worry about things before they happen? Just re- lax and take things as they come. George Micheal-His auto took many a gal to out-of-town games. Sharon Moody-Rather quiet with a pleasing personality. Jim Murphin-Remember his many concoctions prepared in chemistry which always exploded. Carolyn Neal-We bow to wisdom. Stanley Pearcy-Stanley spends his spare time in bookkeeping class whit- tling on a ruler. Eleven