Charleston High School - Recorder Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

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l l Twelve Um. Bob Perry- Cassanova Perry, as he's known to the freshman girls. Genelle Rankin-Genelle's favorite sub- ject is P.E. Phyllis Reddick-Another transfer from Ashmore who has become quite pop- ular at C.H.S. Bill Rendfeld-His cute little giggle is the envy of all the girls. Pat Robinson-With a cheery smile and other incidentals, how could she fail? Charles Rose-He always had original ideas to break the monotony. Charles Rutan-A quiet lad with a smile for all. Erwin Scholtz-Out of Erwin's many interests, music is one of his fa- vorites. Kenneth Sexson-Kenny prefers a nice big dance floor and a good orchestra. Nina Shaw-Nina is very efficient in office work and a very pleasant per- son to know.

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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

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Jean Shawver-Jean's accomplishments are far too great to mention in de- tail. Barbara Shoot Hood-Barbara is a newcomer this year but she has gained many friends and also a hus- band. Jo Ann Sissell Calhoun-Jo Ann's dra- matic ability will always be remegn- bered around C.H.S. Marjorie Smith-Margie always man- ages to get the hiccoughs at the right time in classes. Mary Snoddy-Ashmore's loss and our gain. Shirley Stanfield-Shirley can't wait to get home to read her mail. Thelma Stewart- One sundae coming up, and Thelma can really make them. Geroge Swickard-A very friendly fel- low liked by all. George Talbott-He has laughing brown eyes and the prettiest blush. Mona Belle Tanner+One never knows what is going on behind those ser- ious eyes of Mona's. Thirteen