Charleston High School - Recorder Yearbook (Charleston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

The Recorder PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1950 G D CHARLESTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL mum. mm pg 1950 On December 19 the flrst annual MISS Recorder Formal was held 1n the C H S gym Th1s affalr replaces the Chrxstmas party that has been promoted by the Recorder Staff 1n past years It features the pubhc presentat1on of the g1rl who has been chosen M1ss Recorder for the year she 1S crowned and presented w1th an appropmate g1ft M1ss Recorder IS elected by lnterested students who conslder beauty school Cltl zensh1p and general popularlty IH maklng thelr selectlon Th1s honor IS expected to be come one of the most coveted awards that can be won by a gxrl 1n Charleston Hlgh School and the M1ss Recorder Formal 1S one of our n1cest soc1al functlons In a verv close electlon Joan Chlsm was chosen M1ss Recorder of 1050 She was presented Wlth a bouquet of roses and crowned by Joan Wr1ght and Don Co rtney re M1ss Recorder were Lucllle Sm1th and Paul Cox Last years Chrlstmas queen Llnda Hudson escorted by Noel Swlnford was honored and other members of M1ss Record er s party were Flrst Lady Edlth Newell her escort Eddle Lanman Second Lady Martha Crawford her escort Jack Cr1m Th1rd Lady Charlene Schwartz her escort B111 N1ckel Fourth Lady Murlel Cochran her escort Bryce VanBellehem The presentat1on program lncluded Vocal solos by Fanme Mae Adams and Jerry Keller Fannle Mae sang Beautlful Lady and Jerry sang A Pretty G1rl Is Llke a Melody Both songs were well presented and greatly engoved by those present Danclng lasted from 8 00 to 11 00 TWO I y 1 x . . . 4 3 . . . . a . . . , . 7 . .- v - ' , . U . , . 5 . K U - . . a , - spectively, co-editors of the 1950 Recorder. Her escort was Don Hudson. Pages attending . . . . , . y . s 7 l 9 I ' 9 . , s , ' - ' 7 S 7 . A ' 7 . Q 7 ' ' Cl ' H H ' ' ' 7 7 7 57 ' ' . v . Ramadan, nl 7950 JOAN CHISM Each year Miss Re corder 1S elected by in terested students of the school Their choice based upon beauty general popularity Miss Recorder is publiclv pre sented with her award at the 'annual Christmas Formal THREE O , ' - L . i I is 5 school citizenship, and To Mr Haroy H111 resldent of Charleston smce h1s blrth 1n 1865 whose love for beauty and growth whose des1re for the educatlonal and pol1t1cal progress of h1s comrnumty and whose 1nte1est 1n the Welfare of young people have been amply demonstrated bv the occupatlon he has followed the l1fe he has led and h1s generous presentatlon of Trojan H111 to the Charleston school d1str1ct To Mr H111 who has seen the educatlonal program of Charleston Hlgh School grow from a faculty of two teachers and a currrculum com posed of mathematlcs readlng wr1t1ng and astronomy to a faculty of twenty nme teachers and admlnlstrators and an enrlched currlculum of more than f1fty subjects To Mr H111 whose constant request 1S that h1s Wlfe Mrs Grace H111 shall share fully ln any honors that may be bestowed upon h1m To th1s Venerable and respected cxtlzen of Charleston and frlend of our schools the Senlm Class ol Challeston Hlgh School proudly dEdlC3t6 the 1950 RCCO1 der FOUP . 1 . . . . . . 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SCHCDCDL I I' U B Jeffrles Supermtendent of Schools Elmer D Murras Supervlsmg Pr1nc1pal Marxm Smlth Assoclate H S Pr1nc1pal A comprehenslve and analyt1cal re v1ew of the two brxef years that Charles ton Umt D1StF1Ct No 1 has been 1n ex lstence under the dlrect and contmuous admmlstratlon of thls present board of educatlon and supermtendent of schools reveals a commendable record of growth and achlevement The faculty has been enlarged the currlculum has been expanded and en r1ched and though our bu ldug pro gram IS 1n 1ts mfancy It as already taken 1tS flrst determlned and unlalter mg steps toward the splendld but es sentlal goal that has been establlshed Each 1nd1v1dua1 member of the board Super1ntendent U B Jeffr1es and Pr1nc1pal Elmer D Murray deserve pralse for the educat1onal accompl1sh ments of the past two years however we are lookmg forward 1n expectatlon and ant1c1pat1on to even greater prog ress durlng the years lmmedrately ahead 'kirir FIVE O O O Y 7 . - . i . Q - Y ' R , . . . . . M T v , .A . . . V p E, 1- 1 ' ' s ' 1 7 . . . . ' w' ' ,, W.. In ' ' 'A ing:-f.... ' 1 . -f-,gzzsgg - x '93 J W Berger Agnculture Harr1etL Tate Engllsh BS MS PEd Nlewa Sloan Engllsh Art Walter R Dent Sr Sclence BEd MA Dawn M hell SCIENCE Harrs K Whlte Mathernatlcs B Ed P Eu JI S BME lVllVIus Gerald T Brooks Busmess Educatlon Carl W Cohoon Busmess Education B S ln Ed Lo1sJ Wllllams Fore1gn Language Eng P S In Ed Mary M Ashby Busmess Educatlon Paul A C Maas Industmal Arts B Ed M S SIX , 4 l ' ...... ' , . , ..... ' . .- . . A.B. . .-Ms. ' ,. 1-v Charlotte Glenn ...... Music Anna S. Cavins .... Math., Science ' gs. . . .V ' ' . . , . l i U - ' ' Bs. E 'Q i 7, 5 ,. W gy, Elnor L Froman Health and P E Marjorle Vogel Speech Drama Dean of Glrls Robert H Bennett Soc1al SCIQHCCS B S 111 Ed Darrell Black Athlet1c D1r P E Fred 0 Elllot Inst MUSIC BM MM Viola B Hermgton Home Ee B S Arthur II Snuth Cmdance Soc St BS 1nEd MS 1r1Ed Wllllam A Halduck So SCI Enghsh B S 1n Ed Joe Bressler Coach Soc SCI BEd MS Anna Mae Stewart H S Secretary Ahce DeWVeese Latm L1b SCI Norma Spaugh Needham Home Ec B S IH Ed SEVEN . . . . .i ., I . . , . . , B.A. B.S. ' ' . . . . ., . . . I . ., . . . . . . , . I. B.S.--NLS. . .- . . ' ' . n.n. I , I n .1 . Y ..... . A'B' '. l . . . I ' , . . f., V . . . lam, MR NEIL SI ONSOII MISS CAVINS MISS SLOWN MR A SMITH MR BROOKS l KENNY LAFFERTY TREASURER DAVID JEFFRIES PRESIDENT CLINTON OAKLEY VICE PRESIDENT CAROLYN GAMMILI. SECRETARY I HOMEROOM TEACHERS As the day when we w1ll be leavlng C H S approaches and we med1tate upon the four years we have spent here we recall achlevements of wh1ch We are proud lnterest mg and educatlve projects we have promoted and good t1mes we have enjoyed Foremost among these was our junlor carn1val featuung a gypsy theme and pre sentlng a very entertaxmng mmstrel show We recall wlth pr1de that the 1nd1v1dual members of our class dlstlngulshed themselves to the extent that the1r names were mentloned IH the Trojan Trumpet a total of two hundred t1mes more than those of any other class We clalm the d1st1nct1on of havlng QIVGH one of the n1cest Junlor Sen1or partles ever enjoyed 1n C H S It was especlallv umque 1n that the banquet was held IH the womens gym and prom 1n the old audltorlum of Eastern Illmols State College We have enjoyed the t1me spent here We ale grateful to our teachers for then klndly advlce and patlent ass1stance and we slncerelw hope that our contacts leaxe an 1mpress1on for lastlng good and general 1mprovement EIGHT - ,- . , , ...... C 1 . . . . . . 9 s ' , . I A v - . . . . 7 .1 u L - . . ., U . , . . . . . , . 1 . , . . ' . V Q h Y 1 ., Sumo Fannie Mae Adams K Q 'I I IIII IIIS I9 NIUIX Ted Andrews S IIUII I 11le Il QII 1 I1 111111 IIIOI Maurice Baldwln I4 N II Larrv Bales George Barbour Il Illllq I Rosemarv Boyd 'N lll 1 Bettv Brant A John Bud Brown .ul Nunn Jacquelyn Butler Robert Butler Nl I llr Ill Clarlssa Chambers C' -X X 114 x 1 s If Vlrgxl Clark mln 1-1 41 1 L 1 en C F uh Don Coartney IIIUI 11s11I N 11 k In 6-I S 1e11ll1 Ionic at nm flkqlh N IIIJI lub Pl June Coartney Qturlpru ounl 11 11914 ANA I .44 I nlr-1 Mary Coartnev Illvlux I l'1l1fI I IV1111 I xml NINE I . l':111e1'z1 Il: II.A..X, 2: I-',Il,A. I: Ill-1-111'1lf-1' : IIIII.. AIg'1'.1: ,A.lI.l1. I: SIQJI11. 12111111111 Sig 2 I2 M' I'I CI 'Z Ulm' Vlulr I. I-'1-11sl11111111 l'1'1-simlf-111: Supl 1o1--- Yiv1--l'1--s- ' Nl 1 I m11I1:lII III lizhifllflll ll . 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TEN Murlel Cochran rllI1t la lu 1 4 Qtgma Gamma 1 m 1 l ton 11 Rlchard D1ck Cole lnduwtnal -his 1 Connle Collms Band . tt John Cook v Basknthall I Track xt N rn Max Cooper lub 1 Basehi 3 Rt IUSS I1 us ual s Arthur Corbln Don Creager 1 mm ee uh Jack Crlm b oo In 4 tat Tumor ax R1-moldu 1 Junlot 1 lass mt Pres! Plax Marv Etta Cummlns me C uh be-ash 4 I Junior ax mm 1 xx Xlaaque and x 'XAIIUIIA H onox but le N I res Annabelle Dearnbarger 'um ra 1 A Rt to 4 Ill I lllllil l NlL,ll18 Marv Drake ee I Iuh nan D Don Dumfer Freshman X111 lxesulm nt SUDIIUHIOIQ 11 ll ont Basketh All Eugene Ealy J D101 R d floss 1 Basketball 'Ir L Barbara Eppsteln nd 4 NIaJolett1 , ta Jul 0 I fu ee h Sigma f ,1tmna 5lg!11d erch 1 not + los nf uf- u Pl S n ot X 1 Elwm Evans Basketball 'B' O L 1' 22 Ulm' l' I 1 .fl ' ' S'g 2 1 lie' 'lr' L53 G.A.A. 2. - ' 39 2 Il: l'l-- Ulub 2: ll.A.A. 2. C-Ululv LI: Van tball 2: '.' ' : ' ' 2: lm: 'hall 2: Sy -f-vlx 13 Glef- 1'luh Ii. P-C 23: l'1'o.i wtion 1 1 ' z ll ' 1 'd t 1: Id at Art 1. 'Vrgqvk and Cross ' try Ill G1 VI 1: 1'l'o.ies'tion JS: D. E, 1. C-Flu 4: F t :ll 2: T' 'k 15: . ' P1 JI ' ' A' 1 V '- '- dm-nt: Science 1: Student Vuunvil 1: Senior al- Tl Il: S1 - 'I'4'S.l I: ' Pl -'Q tl.A.A. 12 Sw- ' ' 'Iz,': . ' ' Ga '4-I 22 - ' 'l ' ' -' tj 3 It ' . 11. U. 1 rp G.A. . :1 mee vnu. 4: -' rd-r 2: Sig 1 G: . z . ' 1. 51 ' :sz Lil -- ::1 c,A,A, 1: ,E. 1. - 1 S -f es- 'I 3 1 2. u' ' e- ': I 'S' ' 21'a'k2. Ba 2. -2:1r-'s1: mi r 'l',': G1 Vlu Il: t Y 1' ' li Sp f' 2 Jut' ' Rui IM as 1: Masq and flux' 2: J- i ' Plajg t'.A.A. 1. John Flsher Carolyn Gammlll Sopho111o11 tlass D Karen Gllbert Jlm Glll6Spl0 Jennle Whnte C' A A R9RlJl4ll l1S Roe Haddock eelub P 1 rv U Dale Heaney Basmball Bfukmthall no will C 19 uh 1 on A 111 Beverly Hildebrand jeelluhfl lsmsm F.I4'.A. 2: 1'-4'l D ILL, 1. lary: Glve Flul 23 Plas. Play 2: GI:-1 ,.. .. . LJ: ' ' 1 lP' -:.1 l: l'.A.R.l. G1 'I ij: roje' 1 1 :ax '.- 'A Cl Ii: P1'oje'li Cl ' 1 I 1- p ' Pr Q - ' 1: l'.A.l Lil '- 2: G,A.A. 4 le ' ll 2: F.F.A. I Fl ., . 2: I e,', l Ba Cl 15. GI- 1'llll! 2: -llll' 1 Ili G,A.A. 2: .'4 ' F.F.A. 4: l'-l'lul1 .1 lfo 21: Ba - 1 I Z! 431 S- ' -E ,-'ie-1 :Ju .lu ' - 1 rniva Bob Hogue 0lP1lll!I1 X Carrle Hooker H dl X Roy Hudson P1 1h Ioothall 4 Joanne Hunter I -X 1 N: 1111 lllll L Lvlee ub Phyllis Hutson ff' llul L s lleba N1L.,111a Ldllllllfi 8151114 1 Blll Hutton Dave Jeffrles se lnl anagnl Bas 1 14 1 lllfll IPSH ll H I! W Flllll 111111 a 11 km 'C. 3? 'K 13 1-1 auf fa: TWELVE Peggy Johnson 119 1 lb 1' Rosalle Johnson A 1-31111 1 1 ub D1 1 B Frances Jones C X A G uw 1 1111911 Span' F- 1s111n 'Xlasqu1 'lhi 11 l1l1ll Juanlta Jones X X 1 Catherlne Kackley 'ind 1' ess 'is11111 1 x11 1811111 1111119 Tam 11101 N1 IIIOY' Jerrv Keller 1skoll11ll N1 1 1 Bernice Klngery 1 11111 loss X 1 A Jamce Klrkpatrlck 11 1 or 1111 1 41111111 N11,111,11 111111111 Kennv Laffertv 11 11 1 4 Ban ee 111111 1 110 R 1s 1111 1r1'1g11 0111111 I ax 1141111 1311111 Nlll1SIl'1l Nhow Eddie Lanman lf 11 S 911 1 1 11 6 ll John Lenhart Allyseee Llght 9 1 11111 01101 S f111x 1esi 11 111 1um 11 1 1 S1g.,111a 11111113 S1 1111 Howard Logue fll Katheryn Logue l1'lIUS llll 1 I Marv McClanahan 11111 1 111 Illl US I Cl '11, 3: 1'lz1ss Play 13 J..-LA. 1. G.. .A. 4 1Vi1-e-P1'11si1le11t 11: 4 1 4: 119- 1 1 l 15: .111'- and 3. ' 1.1, .153 199 U11 Il: 1 'L 1J:. 111 .W 'I 1Yi1--1'1'-'1-115 , ' -4 i Cav- 13 S11 ' ' Play. 1,il11':11'y 2: l .ll.A, 2. 1ll1-1- 1'l11l1 4: G.. ..X. 11- V V H 1: S1-p1-1 2. .QI 1:,A.A, zz 11. 1. 1:1.-1- 1'11111 1: 1- ,f :11 Alf Mrs 1 :11111 11: vel 15: .111 ' ' Play: ' Play: S1. -1 -1: ' -':1 l: . ' 5 l Si, ,f 2 in .1 1 '11 131. 11111141 11.15. 1: 11- '1111 ::. Si -12. Q 1 .1,A, 1: 1111-11 1'l11l1 1: .l111' ' li--11 1 .fs - 1: S1-11-1 2:1l.'k.A. 1, G.A.A. 1: 1 -ss Il: 1lI1-1- 1'l11l1 2: 1'l1 '- '5 11-11111-1' 1: Sig: 1 1' 2 . ' ' 11 . ' ' ' Play. Stu1l1'11I lJi1'er1111'. 1'-1 lul1 22: Fo 11:11 2: 1 1'1,i1'1-111111 2 d 4: 111 1'lul1 2: .lu ' ' R111 ss 1: :sf k1-lil BI: rf 1: S 'lfl ' 1, I 1'l11-111' -1 lm' fl: R1-1-r11'111-1' 1: S11 --l 1: 171-1- mb' : 1'I11l1 el: S11 11 1 1'1111111'il 2: 1'l:1ss l'l:1y 2. X Q l'1'11.i111'1i1111 fl: 1111111 1'l11l1 1. ' 11111 1'111l1 13: Nat' al ll ' .'11 1j 1: I ,', SS: T1',i1 'I 14, ICl'10l': l1',H.A. 13 . 'f 111 . g 1, 1. 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Nhu Dorls Vaughn Bob Waters Jlm Way usfh 111 txpo tl Xlllg N ll I b Carlos Whlte o 1 K 1 '-rn-nu-f Stu Ill OUTI1 l Douglas Wxlllams I v 4l.A.A. li l .ll.A. I 1: film- 1'Iuh Ii. 1'uIlllllt'l'1'l2ll li Hvif-114 l vil il. F.ll.A, Lf: film- Uluh I Bl .' .' - I. 4',A,lC.I., 1 Sl - I mmm-il 4 41' li-'volwi--r I: Vhe 'ln-will I 1 A..-X. I: Heftel 2: lhli I luuml ilu Nr inr Play. Prj'-1-lilm 4: SI 1.-nt E:,A,.a. 2: x-'.H.A, 21 Gln- P l -1. Va K 'li l.ilml'a1'3' 2 F.H,.. -4: H.-A V' ., V111 -rex C51 Vlm 3 .' 4' Play: Clw- ILE. l. l-',H.A. 2: 4'4.X.li.I.. 1, 4'-4'luIr 41 I'.l ,A. -li Ilnh 4 H:.A:1ll II: 'l'ru,3nn In 1 il1'+: l 'Q l'llI'l.'llllli If Flu Il. 4 a1ne1-a '13 l'r' ,lP'llJI1 ilu- 1' -'l 1, August Wllson F A ro tu 1 e 4 R1 1 Smte Fxrmfx Milly Wllson X P1- we qtudf Illlll ll llll lllllllil Nlf.,l1l Robert Wllson orue 4 1 Norma Wltters l- H A l'termd1-fr Nxgm G u.mm'1 5lg'lll'l 1 George Woodyard ill lllull unul nc lv I Joan Wrlght 'Ind 4 K m Perma wl lF'mhtmr A Don Wright 1 fn-me 1 N-'ruonfxl Honox Qty Jlm Wright Pamela ' lurle n nu Jerry Wright ml -4 4 1 r n mrs 1 Barbara Young nruq 4 Xlamre-tug F H -X 4 Pres mm R14 los FIFTEEN Q13 Inu, DENT SPONSOR COHOON WHITE BRESSLER HOMEROOM TEACHERS MISS ASHBY MISS VOGEL TERESA ANDERSON SECRETARY TREASURER THOMAS SHOOT VICE PRESIDENT JIM MERRIMEE PRESIDENT We are strong ln the knowledge of our own capac1ty flrm 1n the conv1ct1on that We can solve our problems, and eager to accept the challenges and respons1b1l1t1es of the commg year We demand recogn1t1on because of e athlet1c ab1l1ty and scholast1c accompl1sh ments of var1ous members of our group the handsomeness of our bovs and the attrac Uveness of our g1rls VVe do not claxrn superlorlty nor do we accept rnedlocr ty we expect our achleve ments to speak for themselves We are the Junlors of Charleston Hlgh School the Class of 1951 SIXTEEN MR. . . . ' . . . . . . . MR. A MR. MR. ..... . J . . th . . . . . - J Su. 25 Q.: 23 - rowgmxm smwggwc Abeln Adalr Adkms Alexander Anderson Bowlln Brlggerman Butler Childress Chlsm Coartney Cole Cox Cralg Curtls Daughertv Decker Drlskell Duckw orth Elston Ferguson Fmch Finney Fults Gaston Hampton Henson Hlll Horn Hudson Hunt Hurst Hutson Jackson J ustlce Kerans Kern Kimball Kluger Lang Lanman Lanman LeGrand Loevs McArthur McConnell McGu1nn McNamer Morgan May Way Merrlmee Michael Moses Norris Nlchols Nugent Pearcy Pendergast Pfenffer Phlllxps Rankm Rardm Reddmg Rennels Richardson Richey Richter Nj! HQ- Q Wu! 1: Q M- in gn.. Er? fs sag SEVENTEEN is ae- Q 'mf B X ffffwff. Mft ,W-v 'p' First Row Catherlne Kackley Verse Readlng Evelyn Shobe Ougmal Oxatxon Barbara Eppstem OIHLOI 1C31 D6C18ITlE1tlOIl Barbara Ratts Serlous Readmg Second Row M1ss Vogel Coach Don Coartney Ol8tOl1CZ11 Declamatlon Kenneth Lafferty Humoxous Readmg Don Wrxght Extempolaneous Speakmg G s fy -9.1 X E Ka Il Rutan G Sandlford WSH'-'G' me-:dogma hu UUWCJU 7-567551 UF! Satterfleld Scribner Shobe Shoot Sldenstrlcker Smyser Sny der Snyder Spence Starwalt Stme Stoner Swmford Swmford Tate Thompson Tutwller Underwood Ward Ward Warman Wlley Wllllams Wllson Wrlght Wrlght Zunlga EIGHTEEN C 4 6' 6' F a 53 f - . 59. ,Y f. , ' ., ' if ,, ' pf, ' M 'xo , Q we W f 13 , N: i. f ' .. h e o :Jai an X A I . ,,,. , A , 1 2, ' l . 2 if 'K of 'ts 5 ' . Q ', ov' as Y V, ' ' V 1 z .. ,. ' 'E' ' . ' o . 1 Y 6,,e o o . g QM' ' 4 . , A m SM ' ' 7 'I 'A-,Q ' , ' . I , D A , W A . , . '2 e y e no Q -'- o n - ' In Q Rt A K I : . . Z lau, 5 MRS FROMAN SPONSOR MRS NEEDHAM MISS DeWEESE MISS HERINGTON HOMEROOM TEACHERS MR MAAS MR BLACK J PAUL COX PRESIDENT JUNE CREAGER VICE PRESIDENT DON NEWELL SECRETARY Throughout th1s year the sophomore class has demonstrated potentlahtles that prom1se achlevement beyond that reached by most classes Thls group has been out standlng 1n sports aCtIVlt16S student counc11 and the classroom The members of the class have been sufflclently progresslve and forward Iooklng that they have not been satlsfled to Walt unt1I thelr Junlor year to begm earnlng money wlth whlch to conduct the Junlor Senior banquet and prom Instead they have pro moted one of the most successful dances held durmg the year Through thls medxum they have bullt a flnanclal foundatlon upon whlch to construct a substantlal future bank account NINETEFN CLINTON REPLOGLE . ...... TREASURER . 7 . . . , . I 1 I , pgs: 'bi' pau get 'M My HE! ,MHA W W? wer-'E' M Z' as QR 5 gr' 'Mt 1 Q-2 1 9 9 U '91 We 'T' If 3a M. y' iiw 1 1 Q TWENTY kr' e XJ he .Svphvnwmea Adalr Adams Armes 'S Baumgartner Beasley Beason Beck Bell Bennett Bosler Blggs Bough Bough Brandenburg Brevs er Brower Brow n Brovs n Buell Butler Campbell Carpenter Cassadw Chlsm Clayton Coartneg Cook Cox Cox Crawford J Creager P Lutrlght M Daughertv Davis Dav xepmmww mmguumw mm Denms Dlehl Donley Durbln Ferguson Fltzpatrlck Fltzpatrlck Fluckey Fltzpatrlck Frost Gammlll Grlhs Glbbs Glosser H7N5'HBUW Gray Green Gwln Hacker Hall Hackett Hackett Pssmwgw ewmwoww H alsey Hopper Harrell Hogue Hurst Hutton J enkms J ennmgs Johns J obe Jones Jones Kelgley Kelly Soplwmnfma S W Kimball Lang Lee Martm McClanahan McClellan McDade McNamer Etnlre McNamer Letner Morrison Mullins Nees New ell New ell Nu' nols Ogden O Halr Pankey Parker Pearcv Purcell Reed Replogle Replogle Rlchardson Richey Roblson Rutan Schagemann Schwartz Schwartz had 1 M Scrlbner Seeley Shoot Smlth Taglxam Tatman Thomas Thomas Tlpton Waltrlp Warner Warpenburg Weaver Weaver Welser VVh1te White Wlley VW llllama Wlnnett Wmne tt Wright V! rnght Wrxght York Youn Llmmerman g if QQ .pq I X AQZXQAQ new ,, QQ, 'X 5 O in Q4 Q... Lk! in .-Q ,N 6. Q Q9 G wha-E I 5- avi .5 AM x -af' 431253, -falvrfgle :ga 11 it he 55 TWENTY ONE i 5 1 K ,S I 2 ind A 0- - ' , M D NT? E. I if Ae,' , ff r A ,-Q- W -ml e VV. ., P. ' ' I r 5 b if K , 4 h , Q Q A , 4, . lla. 1 5 In ., .4 I JY . Xe M 3 ff.: . L D. , 1 ',',A ,, - , x F h ' M' ',:' 5 ff' f ' . 5 , f 2' ma ' .W ,. 'Z 5. 1 W N fi ,h fx, h. ' el. -4 , - JI . - n, Il' Y vc: .D F V ' -2' sw A: K ' lb Q' E. ' 3 'gi X A ' wiv K j Sf ' R' 2 ' f -1 K w V, 1 A . .5 S, f . - . . . ,H 'fe e e S g r gl' M . X 'i .7 :LX .1.. !':l-a.?l t xii li? ' J. ' E. . 1. K, oere f Q S 'of' Q lo, ' M- ' iQ F ' ., ,f lf 1 , . fx E5 W W J S gif O Q C' 1. ,H-4' ' 'r , , 4 1 144' K wg 5- .W e S A ,ro ,Rollers Ig. Silljllson ' I - Q ,. Rf ' ' 'gi' Rf ' 1 if e ,-:- 1 AN ' '- S ' T . 7 -' T ' ' f f I Y' ' Ev ' 'S X 5 ,f 'A i , r f f A . ' ' ai K l H' . x - V. B. - ,S nee ,fir S E 5 W o we P. 1 fl ., -:ss i H ' N- Y 'ii T51 1 -A , ':: fe . A ff ,7 ., A K. . S 3 . k ymui k.AL W G- ' f w 1 Q V' Qfff. G. 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' W - ' A 1 ' 5' , n.. -, ,. g , W nnnn 2, lam, MISS TATE SPONSOR MR MURRAY MR HAIDUCK MISS WILLIAMS HOMEROOM TEACHERS MR BENNETT MR BERGER J BETTY BELL PRESIDENT LUCILLE SMITH VICE PRESIDENT JIM SCRIBNER SECRETARY TREASURER The necessary adjustment and the accompanymg or1entat1on process that neces sarlly accompanles that adjustment IS a def1n1te challenge to the 1nd1v1dual members of each 1ncom1ng freshman class as Well as to the group as a Whole These young people come from all sectlons of our large d1str1ct they represent the homes of farmers 1ndustr1al workers buslness and professlonal men and merchants They d1ffer from one another 1n sex background 1nnate capac1ty and personallty Yet they are 1nev1tably drawn together by a common objectlve that of ach1ev1ng a hlgh school educat1on Th1s vears freshman group IS typlcal However the strength wlth whlch they have met the challenge of thelr new envlronment the qu1ckness wxth Whlch they have become a functlonlng aspect of the school as a whole and the degree to whlch thev have solved thelr 1nd1v1dual and group problems prom1ses future ach1evements of whlch they and the school may well be proud TWENTY TWO 6 D 7953 o P Adams J Anderson M Ashmore Aufdenkamp Barbour Beasley Bell Bennett Biggs Bloxom Bomgren Boyd Brant Brookms Burrus Butler Chaplm Chlldress Childress Clark Coartney Coartney Coleman Corlev Cox Crawford Cummlngs Davis mrnrmg gggsggg QQSQEQE 322'-use W o V1 9 5' gm-11 -:mm nwzgzes cuziperhgblhih, 0oN '5:2- :Ls Biimfv S'-2: '4 515 F' H I 925255729 'fwpmow' Q :Gunn-U' mg F090 Q 'I rs :sv- FF r11z:mt::::r11: wcsrwm Helm Houchm Hurst Jack J effrles Johnson Jones Kxssell Kimball Lashbrook Lawson Lee Lenhart I Loew Logue Lunn McElravy McNamer Malcolm Manmng Martm 5951955 Q fix I--51 123 'C' KK. flasks, maine 3-Q' Qc: VW' Xxx A Nui 'R lm ffl .Qt .1551 K 0 an-. un-f in X Qu- Q, l fa.,- fg a Z7 X 14' K. ' R- ,' Y -W' r-'Sm KN fu R' .N-r lx x 1 TWENTY THREE 4 ...Y 1 . 'V ,v--I, A N I A L. I , . 1- A 'af f . l Q. W . :Lzk A . A , Vg H I W A Ki, . R: K 'I V F' XE I Vtrh :KAK I ki g I . R 4A,,.::' N ' Sk .. R' Q gi I -V A 13 'CV V gl a A70 1. - ,G 5 H. ' ' B' 2' an Q Q Y' z , T 4 N. - '1 i 5. , 4ee 'T ' A L. my . Js. f X 1 f ,s gi , ' . P- . 2 . -. an X it n r s J. ' L. .L a. . F. L N. ' f . ... g- 5 . Wa A. ' R R. ' . Y . r 13 . . ' - ,,, . -. . J. N R' -. ,J ' A G. 'tgz A ' N A D. . , f-, T is L. Q4 M. ' ' R. ' L R. . . ,Il .st , . G. ' 5' xlib Q R 9 1' 51 .gg . A 0 fd' Y . ,t R f lf 7' rj.f I L- . .- 2 4 A, ,Q fs A. . . U f' 3. -at . , R: A - new 1- 5. G 3 - 5 M K wr .V :K . . J I ,B G.. we sssa. t ?,sv . ,II ,K R. ' C. s .' . ' . G- .Q mr , 5' . ee' Q X' gf A f 3 . r1.5 LR' 5 F ig? g.v, . X ' fa- ' --' ' 2 ii A 'Q '- ' S 3 . v' f, TT V ' L V M x K ' ' II L ' vw- N 5 Q L ,q 1,1 . at ev . . , A I. I 1 ? . W ,S 4 3 L' 9 ' N - -'fu ' B ' Vx I X X - A. . 8 . 2 L .iff igtwggw .1 X 43 N.. J 'w..! 5511 ,fl 5. X' -1-B. Q0 Q. 1 -.-.Q999 Nw ff? my .1 Gb Q in Q' ,f N Q H... Y, fl vu' bv was C33 6' M sh I S TWENTY FOUR J Martln I Martln Mason Mlller Mlller Muller Monroe Moore Morgan Myers Nell Newbv Pankey Parker Parker Pearcy Peterson P IIDDS Rankin Rxchey Richey Richey Roberts Robinson Rogers Rogers Satterfleld Scott M Scott Scott Scrlbner Shlelds Shreeves Shutts Sldenstrlcker J Sums M Sums L Smlth M Smyser Snoddy Snyder Stanfleld St Clalr Stephen Stlne Strong Swlnford Tate Taylor Thomas Thompson Thompson Tlpsword Trader Updegraff Vaughn Ward Whalen J Whnte Wlnkler Wlse Wlselv W utters Woodyard WV Wrlght ..' ' ' .L:' A f - . - . L A S ' ip 'X . . . - .-- R ' P r-..- P' ' ' - f - Q ' Q ji -' .... ' In L. ' . , 2: v 15 M. . . - . - ,. R' J 1' , 4 -. H- ,Q RFE .. A 1, . 57535 ' ,J ' - . fi 'ii 7 f H F , . W we B' . . ' ' . R. l bw .Q , 'fi 1' A V S K 'Q 5 ' Q xl?- fsf '-. Q 51. P f J ' ' 1 D' lx fl .0-Ng' Y V A A. ,Sq l ' i, D. ' ' I L. ' Q . . ' 9' L ' - Q . - P. C. ' J an . C' . J P S .Q . 9 .se r,nr P f 4' .zyyi v t 4. K . fair' . W ky f f, .N .V A 'SU' S, ' ff-'flf ' fl' - -- J- - 1 ,Q .Rx .tn ir- xt x E. N. . C. . s ' 4 H. ' ', L Q , , f U. is S ? fr S, N 1 . .l z V li V A . 1 . .fe . W r f ' L' . -hr 1 f 1 . J. . 9 .A , .. E. -A J. . ' J. . , cf -' . a X I I V . 5 L. ' 1,5 V V. A In 1 ' . - R' 'M R J ,,': . ' 'P J. . ' S' 8 ' -' ' , ... -I. . ' . , ' J. ' lf 3 . vf' f gg 47' A A. ' vi r Z, 5 5' J - if Q . . 'S A ' y -K Whit 'J D- ' L ' Y 4 2 R f P .'e 'J 9? . P P. G. - 1. es. . W! . .J ' J S fa' J, R. ' H. ,V - . .-r S- J J J . S .a B. T 'R ir . Q' 6 W ' M. N .v kim.. ' . ' . ' 'kr' x 715' L -M, 'T' K . xt M- lg K. 5 ... fir- Q? uf J A il . . v B. , an . K . .V n. . . y,. If J . I .. P ,A J, G- . M. ' L. ' ., er. . J. ' . ,b . qi R. ' Q R v C' . ATHLETICS DARRELL BLACK Ath1et1c Dlrector Basketball Baseball Managers lst Row J Way B W1tters 2nd Row J Scr1bner J Parker Basketball Asslstant Coach ROBERT BENNETT WILLIAM HAIDUCK Football Asslstant Coach JOE BRESSLER Football Track The athlet1c program 1n Charleston H1gh School mvolves a var1ety of sports and act1v1t1es It 1ncludes a comprehensrve mtramural process and an adequate number of organlzed and supervlsed games to msure the part1c1pat1on of every pupll m the school We belxeve that athlet1cs are of value to the school to the degree that they contrlbute to the over all educatxonal ob Jectlve and that the1r prlmary a1m IS to axd lfl the total growth and development of the boys and g1rls They should g1ve to youth that extra Splflt of cooperatlon loyalty group 1n1t1at1Ve and effort as well as a feelmg of soclal mtegrlty and ade quacy that m1ght not accrue from routme classroom pro cedures and HCt1Vlt16S However we do not neglect mterscholastlc compet1t1on our boys always play to wm and our student body and faculty loyally support the teams CHEERLEADERS Left to Rlght B Endsley N MCGUIHH E Lanman M Crawford J K1fkp3tY1Ck l TWENTY FIVE v 1 1 l I 1 r 1 , . , . y i . . , . . . , . . , I . Q . . . . , . , . , . , . . Fll'St Row D Heaney V Clark T Andrews B Nlchols C Oakley K Lafferty D Jeffr1es Second Row T Shoot Thlrd Row J Cook J Cr1m B Waters iii Managers J Scr1bner J St1ne R Parker Flrst Row N Chaplam J MHFTIH R Stme B W1tters J Fxtzpatrlck J B1ggS Second Row R Smlth J Pfelffer J Rlchey N Swxnford B Nlchols K L ffertv V Clark J Cr1m H Snyder F F1tzpatr1ck C Oakley T Shoot G Clark L Burr1s M Corley B McNamer Cole D Heaney B Waters D Jeffrxes T Andrews J St Clan' A Coartney L M1ller G Pearcy R Wllson Fourth Row C Hunt H McClanahan P Pendergast D Spence B Duskell R Hudson J H111 J Way TWENTY SIX Third Row: Coach Bressler, G. Kissell, D. Cobble, J. Gwin, Z. Hall, J. 'Cook, C. Pfeiffer, R. Cole, D. : . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , .. a wwltq, QQ' D Q en, ,, MSSMMA 3143 Y MY' First Row R Buell J K1mball J Keller C Pfe1ffer J Gwmn J Way Second Row D Jeffues M Cooper D Heaney D Abeln N SVk1I1fO1d F F1tZp3t1lCk ir ir 'Ir SDPIIDDIDIZL w.....-V 535 no '36, Q. qv' 'iv-'lui .,, 'F We X P F1rst Row R W1tters G W1ll1ams R Parker K Moore R Pankv E Jones J Blggs Second Rovs W Comstock F Davxs M Corley J Rlchv D Jack G Drake G Clark Z Hall B McNamer TWENTY EIGHT , -a 0 ls'- we , at 'U A an V ,fx 'A Vg' R .N Y ,f 13: -5 ' ' , . :file ' 1 ,, - Q 33 H 3 3 R llrl f 7 if o Xi 1 Z3 Y K ' G 3 fi fx J A J .,.r . Q ' J e G a 'I f ' . 7 in . ' , . , 1 I , . . ,YI Q I 1 I il . . , . , . , . , . , . . 3 - J J M J J . l,..,,5, W., .ky - M.-v-M Y M L--- K -A V gif, E iii V 5. Y ig 4, EQMVEWMR -I -, K:-. 2ee. ,m-W., ,M ,, i I Q v I I K I 2 MTM-Sw - . ,.., ..,,., ' . Q J .Q . . g K K A- rimYVL a f'W C fx u ns - with gc JI. ' Q' . i .L J ' - Q .. 4 A '- 'Si-H' r - il J M 2' 'f Q In f . rua! W, Q: tim' ,gill K .L at :A A 7 - I xg K 1 a A , . XENA? , ark 1 4 n t K 3 K Y A W e ' 3 7 47 B 7 f 9 7 J ' ' : . ' , . ' ' , . , . , . V , . , . ' . 1: . , . ' , . , . ' ,, . ' , . , . , . , . J Gwinn F Fltzpatrxck M Cooper D J effrles Kimball C Pfeiffer D Heaney N Swmford R Buell P Cox D Abeln J Keller ASM Eff A TWENTY NINE in HMM, fn Flrst Row R Buell G W1111ams D St1tes F Dav1s J K1mball P Cox -k-A'-k mek Flrst Row C Hunt D Creager J Scott J M1ller B N1ckel Second Row J McK1bb1n C Pfe1ffer J Satterf1eld J Hatf1eld B Water Third Row D Plummer A McArthur V Bell J Klssell B T1nde1 Fourth Row G Halrell B Ambrose D Newell M McLa1n J Replogle B McName1 Flfth Row Colch Blessler Student Teachers THIRTY , h , .i , , , f ' - V , ' . ' fl f it it ' Si V . ' : . , , ' ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . . Second Row: C. Gordon, lVl. Cooper, D. Abeln, J. Miller, D. Gasten. D. Creager. J f ' : . . . , . , . ' , . ' . V. ' ' - - ' Y N . . , . , . , . , . D. ': . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' ir ir uk Baubult First Row R Pfelffer J Cook M Whlte H Ogbnln H Shoemaker D Heaney M Cooper D Jef frles K Mcllwam Second Row J Stme J Keller J Beavers, K Moses J Way J K1mbal1 J Way J Merr1mee D Black THIRTY ONE ' - v ' 1 - y - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - , . . f - . , . , . . , . , . , . , . J- 111 ' dwaad, ldbzmzlu, The most coveted prize that can be won by an athlete ln Charleston High School certain duration of t1me spent in participation in interscholastic competition The win ner of th1S award must be a good citizen of his school and community he must be a real sportsman a determined competitor a good loser and a dignified and friendlv win ner he must constantly maintain satisfactory scholastlc achievement sustain the respect of h1S teachers and teammates and he must participate willingly and effectively in school functlons other than athletics In fact the Charleston Hlgh School Sportsmanship Award winners must be among the number one boys of the school This year the football award goes to Ted Andrews and the football to David Jef fries Ted has participated 1n football and basketball winning two letters in football He has been active in F F A Projection Club and Camera Club He was a member of the cast of the Junior and Senior plays served as president of his class during his freshman year and vice president during his sophomore year David has participated in football basketball and baseball he lettered in both football and basketball He also served as manager ln football and basketball each for two years He was in the Junior and Senior plays was elected Junior carnival king and served as president of this years senior class His club 8Ct1V1tlGS involxe the F F A and the Lettermens club THIRTY TWO 3 P ' .,, 1 ,f A V, il ll, ' i ISK I .wunvgp , 'Q Xt f' 3.3371 T x ' I -,W-fx: . .'Xa k 1 1 ,J is the Sportsmanship Award. It represents much more than specific athletic ability or a . .. . . 3 7 s 1 ,, ' 2 v S Q 7 h ' 1' , I - . . ., , . , , , - . . . ' . . . . y y 3 . ' 1 l . . . , . . . . , 7 FEATURES ,fm annul, The S t L. d e n t Counc1l 1S com posed of one rep resentat1ve f r o m e a c h homeroom Thrs group meets on Mondav of each week Wlth Janet Scrxbner pres1dent presldlng Other offlcers are lVI1ldred M5 els V1ce Pres1dent Teresa Anderson Secretary J1m Merrlmee Treasurer The councll d1scusses ways of betterlng the school and ncnprovmg 1ts f3C1l1t19S One of the most successful projects It promoted durmg thrs year was the Homecomrng Dance Each Vear the counc1l sends representatlves to the state conventlon Who on thelr return report new 1deas to the1r organ1zat1on and to the school Durlng each perlod of the day, a member of the council serves as hall monltor stat1ons h1mself near the front entrance and dlrects and ass1sts strangers or v1s1tors who mav enter the blllldlflg It IS cons1dered qulte an honor to be selected as a member of the Student Counc1l Scrrbner Second Row MISS Tate B Endsley C Schwartz S Wrxght M Mxers T Anderson J Coartney J Scrrbner Mr A Smlth P,-,asus 1:1 THIRTY THREE Q Q . N L , Y . 7 . . ' . I . 7 t .-...- I ' ' U 1 . . , . , . First Row: Harrell, M. Corley, J. Merrimee, D. Jack. P. Cox, C. Hunt, C. White, M. Baldwin, J. 4. rfr 1 1 ff. 5 x 5 p 5 .. . 'fu 'X A - ., if . Q, Al 4 Y A -. , I fl . X' -7'l x N... Band Durmg the past year the marchmg band of C H S performed at all football games presentlng some 1nterest1ng and colorful formatrons It also partlclpated 1n parades featurmg the Eastern Ill1no1s State College Homecom1ng and Dads Day the Pancake Festwal at Vllla Grove and the Charles Umt D1str1ct No l Educatlon Week program On parents n1ght of Arnencan Educat1on Week the concert band presented a short but mterestmg program Throughout the basketball season two groups the Scarlet Band and the Gold Band alternated at basketball games and added color and enjoy ment to the evenlngs Wlth the1r muslc Probably the hlghhght of the entlre year was the sprlng concert Mr Ell1ott states that he has been pleased Wlth the achlevements of the band durlng the year and expects to see contlnued lmprox ement ln the future THIRTY FOUR LE . 'L .Y fr ,s t las L. A' 1. ik , , , . . , . . 7 7 ,. . . 7 Y 5 , - . A . . 7 . J Hunter Hudson Wrlght Young Day Eppstem 'RQ iririr Flrst Row C Kackley H Ohaxr J Coartney D Decker A WIISOH B Eppstem Second Row J Anderson V Frltz J Wrlght K Wh1te N McNamer R Natlon M Beason J M01 r1son P Cox D Lunn E D1eh1 S Scott J Fluckey S Underwood W Zxmmerman M Coartney Third Row D R0b1DSOH M Cra1g F Horn B Martm J Ch11dress J Mullms J Wr1ght G Jones D Coartney J Martm B Martm R Johuson K Lafferty Fourth Row Mr Elhot J Hunter L Hudson C Oakley G Rogers M Johns J F1tzpatr1ck K Glosser N Swmford J H111 E Hacket E Jeffrles B Young S Wr1ght S Day THIRTY FIVE . 1 l ,S ' ' J. K , L. ,4 Q , B. ' J Q.. , , , S. w In vs ' , .. ,ix . B. . W .V .sr-,gr '- rrre J A ' infix A., YW 9, 5. A 6- .aw W , : . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . '- v - v - , ' , - v - , - y - y - : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . v - 1 - s - J ' 1 ' 9 ' 1 - - yrm gm In order to facrlrtate rnstructron and learnrng, the Charleston Hrgh School Chorus rs drvrded rnto sectrons three composed of grrls and two composed of boys However, all these groups meet once each week as a mrxed chorus In addrtron to the chorus and glee club sectrons, there are also a number of spe cralty groups or ensembles 1nclud1ng Senlor Noveltres Melody Srx Boys Octet, and the Musrcal Starrsteps Annual events whrch the club presents or rn whrch rt partrcrpates are the Eastern I111no1s Choral Festrval, the Chrrstmas Vespers and the Sprrng Concert It also sponsors the Harvest Dance Catherlne Kackley IS presrdent of the Glee Club The presldent of thrs organ1za tron IS elected by offrcers representrng each of the respectlve glee club sectrons At the present trme these offrcers are Joan Wrr ht Fannre Mae Adams Bob Wrlson and .I1m Merrrmee S , I lrbi Ron I Ne e I m enne rn eu rmrcrn 1 X Ruran Nl Ferguson A Xor Nond Ron I J tue P lurrgl o neon rn ms Nlrtonne H Lnfl ruo l'ourth Rows B .Iennrng Hurst J lunur J rrg ll oung is-po 1 XI Prarg Flfih Rows N1 Pearcw T Bosler J Adair X 'XIrGurnn E Nlrobr I Nurnford Su h Ron I Nexxbx rrldress B 'lard 3 ddlng I or xx Iogue R Iohnson XI NIU lanfrhfrn Seulnth Ron .I Jones Xl R nnmls I Klu er lhambers B Hurson X Snr der Nlrss 1 lenn Eighth Ron B Rants H Roberrs THIRTY SIX . . . . . . , 7 Y 3 a F' ' 'z .. .' es , .. S yser-, J, B rr. B. K' g M. Vo-I Q . V. Ka -klr-y, '. . . . ' . , ' 'k. S ' ': .. us 'H . , ' I rr, .I. Beck, P. J h , , .I. Ulris . IJ. Donely. P, Den S. . ll. ' rl' r od. Third Row: .I. Brookins. D. Peterson. l.. Richey, E. Richey, L. Miller, E. Ss-r'ibner'. B. Bram. E. Kelly. ' ': , ' s. B. , . I . XV' I , B. Y , M. I g e. . , . '-' . r 'I ': .. .' 1 ' J. l'l' ' Cx, . X ' . I . R9 ' , . L ' '. A. . . . . ' , . , . ' r ' . .' ' ': . -, .. e 1 ,, .. g '. C. Q' M, . ' , .L .' Q '. . ' 3' . Slttlng V Jenkme Standing M McC1ana han J Jones H ob C Kacklcy Chdmbcx x B R :tts un inn N 11:1 U1 Q-vu. N ,H Q H n .uvn Nmxm-r Nllss ffl:-nn hunnd Run I ms-11 I1 x lx x ffl1lNLlIIlh-I 71mnn :man H191 Il x nrml Ron ul . 1 mm , . S, . R - erts, , ' , C. V . ,W . 1 ., . 4 .. I ': I.. Un ' I. V. Frilz. N. Tut'-. S. Y Lug, Y. .I 1'in.'. Nl, l' S. H. H 11. .l. A 1l : . H. .' ', . ' ' - ' ': 1. Hull' .1 1. li. Ii: zxugr.-.-11. S. liuvlin. .l. 4'h',-m, Y. Hl'i2!Pl'llilU. NY. 'z' '. NV. Q -' l.21IllH2lIl. S. Huh' sm. J. Hz -1:-11 Tl' ': 12 Sw- 1. W. Hull. Nl, Ygmglm. V. Huy-s. .l, Sv1ilfI1-'l'. A. lf',:uI'r1lruI: -l', S. Nvil- H- l'nh-gl'2lI'lL E. ld ull T Xl'4'l2lIl1lh2ill. Fourth Row: lv. Vumminus. ll. l'amky. lv. lin-Un.:-. li. Nun-I1. H, Suinfm--I. NI. Alun-guru, Ii. Iinrlmur, I-I, .lvffrivs. F. N 1 In-Il. If'flI Rav: .I, Wi:-lx, Y. lilsmn. Xl. Swull. lr. Zuuign. A. Hilhs, .I. Nlurzzn. If. .X-lzmxs, S. Sv ll. H. li'lm, I-I. Tal IIHQ1-VS. - .l 'Z I . Ilnrn. S. Imy. X. Higgs. IP. 5l'1lllv-Il.'. .X Ki llmil. IP llzmkin, .l. M--rrinnlllw. I., Iiulf-S. ,'-' lin :12. XX'ImIm-ln. lv, Rlznlvmn. IL Slim-, IZ. NX':uvI. .l. S1'ilIl1--V. Nl, 4'4mpvl'. .l. XY11n.-ll. Il, XN 1:ln, U. Yznlllil Iwlwnl. ll. NI-.':1m1-r, .X. XY'l.-Hn. M Ir: 11-'ln-my, NI. Si ms , 5 3 -4 . , . . Aq.. , gs.: ' 1' 4 . f . -- 1 I . , ,, Q - A f , g , 1 . 1 1 . f , Q ' A . , . , ' , Y 4 v ' ' ' X l B JI I I ll N' 1 in Il lion N1 u-nlh nn :X lg 1 r 1 41 s . x 11 I I 1 sn n ,,, m -nf s, vs... THIRTY SEVEN THlRTY EIGHT Jlemfwlch, Editors on Coax tnex Business Fannre Mae Adams Eddle Lanman Actlvltles Kathermg Logue Sandra Underwood Photographs Mur1e1 Cochran Annabelle Dearnbarqer Sports Jack Crlm George Barbour Features Barbara Rardm Bob Adklns Gary Jones D ' uf Joan Wright Fxrst Rovs left to right J lVIC1l1I'IllTl6C W Ha1 duck J Way Second Row B Young A l1ght C Kackley T Ande1son M Myexs D Rcddmg P lub The Press Club lS an organlzatlon composed of students who are mterested 1n Journahsrn The1r Ch19f3Ct1V1ty 1S the publlcatxon of the Trojan Trumpet our school newspaper The Trumpet appears each Frlday 1n the Charleston Cour1er It conta1ns ed1 tor1als feature stor1es, and news 1tems deallng Wlth and of mterest to the students and faculty The Press Club IS sponsored by Mr W1ll1amHa1duck urs! on 1 1 1 Ilrd Run Ill 111 1 lourih Ron I 11 1 um THIRTY NINE '. ' : . 'vi y . .' N Y, . C Y. 1' I . , A 1 v - ' 1 . ': , . ' , ' 7 7 l '. K 'Z I. Morgan. NI. XX'iIsu11. l', K:1'kl--3. .l. Ki'Ixpzull'ir'lx. .X, Light. S1-4-mul Row: 'l'. Amlf-rslm, N. llvfllllllll. IG, Slmlu-, I', llulsun, S, Yr-una. II, Young, 'l'l' ': .I. M+f1'1 um-1-, XY. Slewnlw. K. l'PZlI'l'X'. 1'. Sm-I urxz. ll. Il'-llling, AI, All --rx. ': ', Vox. 12. Maj. 41. Rurlmur. J, XVay. M '. Hain? 'l-Q. 'w f Jia 44' OFFICERS JOHN REPLOGLE 'ar x Pres1dent GENE HARRELL V1ce Pres1dent ARLIN FERGUSON Secretary PAT PENDERGAS' Treasurer GARY JONES Repox ter DON NEVX ELL Sent1ne1 J...-H ,j The Ag BUlldIIl ,aqgogia Q, Settles m its -A New Home The Future Farmers of Amer1ca IS an organlzatxon composed of a group of boys who are xnterested 1n studylng agr1culture The pr1mary alms of the organlzatlon are to a1d ln the development of agrlcultural leadershlp and c1t1zensh1p also to promote the use of scholarshlps and the ab1l1ty to ut1l1ze 1mproved farmmg procedures Durlng the year Cl1nton Oakley and August W1lson each rece1ved the State Farm ers Degree at the State Conventlon The Honorary State Farmers Degree was rece1Ved by Mr B111 Ferguson and Mr JESSIG W1lson respectlvelv at the Father and Son Banquet Gene Harrell was on the State Star Farmers Comm1ttee at the State Conventlon He also recelved the F F A scholarsh1p Ted Andrews was presented the Charleston Natlonal Bank Award and journeyed to Ch1cago to the Internat1onal L1V6StOCk Show Cllnton Oakley played 1n tl1e State F F A Band th1s year He also rece1ved the DeKalb award Wh1Ch IS gxven annually to the outstand1ng agmculture student of each school FORTY ' ' ' 1 L A nu . M i -1. - - , 1 p 4-,, fi. -1 'M I , . V V - .g,,.x QV' , M42 4 - '5 Q. ,bf A ' ' ' -41' , ' z ' e s .- 4 . ,vw . o o o V , '. 1'-' A 5 1 A twin gif: '- an-. K ,1 . ff 1. L' vs' 'I . 1 I 1' ,, K ' K Q I W l -' 4' 'ffl ', - ' MZ? M I 455' I t L .1 1 , 1. L . .V T 4. Ar NAM h af 5 A-gn ,aa g rf' T 4 ,fy , ' l' ., ff vw' 1 ' ' 3-..' gp' wybi J 4. , PQW,-.tk-fit . . V . , WA' V , ' , ,. T,-nf-Q-X : ' .1 7 . . , V , . 7 ,, ' . . . V . . V . g A .-.aan-Q-as .- JJLQ The prlmary objectlve of the Future Homemakers of Amerlca IS d1rected toward achlevlng better home and farmly l1v1ng In 1tS effort to provxde opportunltles for 1ts members to share 1n solvlng problems xmportant to home llfe It lmplements the devel opment of those quahtles of leadershxp and mtelllgent part1c1pat1on so essentlal IH our modern democratlc SOC16ty Under the guldance of M1ss VIOIH B Hermgton, the new sponsor and home eco nomlcs 1nstructor and led by Jamce Beck, presldent Betty Hurst, secretary, and Norma Wltters, Treasurer, the F H A has successfully promoted some xnterestlng and very worthwh1le projects durmg the past year Chlef among these were the hot lunch pro gram, and a very lnterestmg play Father Talks Turkey whlch was presented to the school at the Thanksglvlng assembly iririr Slttlllg left to right B Jennlngs B Hurst MISS Hermgton D Tltus B Martm B Young M Craw fold S Wrlght K White P R1chardson M Mxller S Easter M Morgan W Z1mmerman Standing M Replogle J Post M Cralg J Murray E Newell D Brower D Cummlngs J Hunter E Kelly D St1mpson B Pankey S Young J Beck 21. FORTY ONE 'l'laf1onaL Hanan, Snlcmtq, The Natlonal Honor Soclety of h1gh schools IS n outgrowth of many such SOC19t16S 1n Arner1can colleges About 1920 a commlttee Was formed to recognize outstandlng ab1l 1ty and achlevernent 1n secondary schools As a result the Nat1onal Honor Soclety was founded Tl1lS organlzatlon does not l1m1t 1tS conslderatwn to scholarshlp alone 1t recog n1zes Iour pr1nc1pal objectlves and 1deals as fundamental 1n all educat1onal practlce scholarshlp character leadershlp and servlce By keepmq these ObJeCt1V9S before the school we hope to lnduce other students to seek scholarlv hablts to take part 1n worthy SETVICQ and to lead ln all those thlngs that shall advance the welfare of the Charleston Hlgh School Mernbershlp IH th1s SOC1ety IS consldered one of our rnost prlzed honors Each 1n d1v1dual 1n th1s group IS also a member of the nat1ona1 organlzatlon Thus we are justly proud to have the Natlonal Honor SOC1Sty 1n Charleston H1gh School 'kirir First Row J Scrlbner J Bennett M Cummlns A L1ght M McC1anahan Second Row V Jenkms M Myers B Hutson T Anderson S Young Thlrd Row B Jennxngs D Wr1ght J Merrlmmee G Woodyard J Replogle G Harrell Fourth Row Neva Sloan FORTY TWO I I E! 1 , - - v . . i ,, . . . . . . . . i v 1 1 ' t ' v ,, s v ' v . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . C CLUB SENIORS Flrst Row B Wate1s K Lafferty D Jeffrles V Clark lVI Cooper Second Row R Hudson C Oak ley J Crxm Th1rd Row J Cook B W1lson lub The Lettermenls Club IS composed of boys who have earned an 3th1St1C letter 1n the Charleston School System The purpose of the club IS to form a closer un1on among the members and to help promote a better understandmg and Splflt of good Sportsman sh1p among the bovs ln part1cular and the school 1n general The club promotes an an nual Sad1e Hawkms dance Wh1Ch 1S always one of our most enyoyed act1V1t1es TDIS years off1cers are Pres1dent J Cr1m VICE pres1dent B Waters secretary treasurer D Jeffrles, and sergeant at arms C Oakley ATHLETIC LETTERMENS CLUB Flrst Row B Waters K Lafferty A McArthur C Oakley D Jeffr1es V Cla1k B Dr1skell J Cr1m M Cooper Second Row P Pendergast R Buell J St1ne J H1ll F F1tzpatr1ck H Snyder F Shoot B Parker Third Row N Swmford C Pfe1ffer R Hudson J Way J Cook J S tterf1eld C Hunt R WIISOD FORTY THREE il YY . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . ' , . . . . , . . . I 8 . Y . . .1 7 1 I 7 ' . a - 1 ' v - 7 ' 7 ' ' ' , . V . Y . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . - . . V . , . . - . . . , . , . D , . , . ,1 , . , . . l gamma Club The Camera Club under the divided supervlslon of Mr Berger and Mr Nell meets each Thursday to help those who are interested in pho tography For further study of photography tectures are supplied by the Eastern and Ansco Camera companies The main activity of the Camera Club IS to select the weekly C H S 1t6S This year the club IS trying to earn enough money to pay for an enlarger Wh1Ch was purchased last fall most of th1s money is received from the sale of pictures taken by members of the club Camera Club offlcers are Jack H111 President i Noel Swlnford Secretary Treasurer Second Row D Jack J Replogle J G111esp1e L Lashbrook J Hill N Swinford G Jones Standing G Clark R Brant P Halsey Mr Neil A McArthur D Rankin Mr Berger FORTY FOUR , . u , - 7 Q . . . Sitting: M. Johns, C. Replogle, J. Martin, J. White, N. Warpenburg, J. Kimball, R. Nation, D. Spence. Flrst Row L Bales B Nxckell D Rankm M Baldwm M McClanahan Second Row J Mlller J Martln E Ph1pps K Glosser R Davls B Jobe D Wrlght H Snyder Thlrd Row Mr Dent S Hop per G Drake B McNamer J Hacket L Mlller D McNamer N McNamer J McM1llan M Corley 114.6 The Sclence Club of Charleston Hlgh School, sponsored by Mr Dent has com pleted 1tS second year of hfe The twenty e1ght members of the club cooperate to have fun whlle learnlng about sc1ence, the fleld IH whlch they are most lnterested PROJECTION Slttmg Mr Ne11 Csponsorh H Oha1r K Lanman Standing R McDade N Warpenburg E Hamp ton N McNamer J Shaver M Whlte J Scrxbner F F1tzpatr1ck D Ablem K Moore D Heaney R D Rankm 1 2-14--'43 'D FORTY FIVE o 6 I y - Nichols, .J. Lenh1irt,'J. Kim13a11Q D. Lenhart, E. Didmf J. Richey, yM.' Baldwln, 'K. Laffeny, V. clirkl A ly L Vi L Ai vp hs Qu v lv 6 Y s K' 4.6 . , J , ,, 3 , L. - x , ..- chu J F1rstRovs D Lunn A Felguson Second Row C- PGHICV V Thomas Thlrd Row H Helm O L mg W Bumgart no! B Gzav S ell Fourth Row F Auf donkxmp J Ogden N Sloln R B1 mt Flfth Ron M Johns B Cox The Amerlcan Iunlor Red Cross IS open to all races colors and creeds and 1ts cooperatlve efforts and act1v1t1es dlrected toward bu1ld1ng better human relat1onsh1ps are world wlde 1n scope Each local group also Works for the betterment of 1ts school and commumty In 1ts effort to tram Amerlcan youth to be both leaders and followers the Jumor Red Cross pIOV1d6S every member Wlth opportun1t1es to serve on counclls part1c1pate ln dlscusslon groups and cooperate ln the promotlon of numerous other group projects and 3CtlVltleS ACTION SHOT OF RED CROSS Left to Rlght F Auf denkamp, B Gray, A Ferguson, D Lunn, S Easter 'N if + . A5 1: . , . itlil ' iv' ' ' as ' Z . , x. . 2 , . - w - A A A ., I any . N '. 4 gxxb A ' I I . - ' u'sA. L , . 1 . fx D ': . '. . . A ur ' l Y' o gn, Heel 01044, ' v 3 3 7 7 ' 9 .-Lbfzafzq, Klub The general purpose of the Llbrary Club IS to stlmulate 1nterest 1n the hterary ileld Each member of tl1e group works 1n the hbrary as an asslstant l1brar1an, at least one per1od each day They do reference work answer student quest1ons make posters, check books 1n and out keep shelves IH order, and replace returned books on the shelves Some of the ass1stant l1brar1ans have spec1al dut1es, such as magazlnes lettermg of books and c1rculat1on Durmg th1S year the L1brary Club sponsored a party IH the gym as the1r f1rst so c1al 3Ct1V1tV Th1s was followed by a Chrlstmas party 1n the readlng room of the hbrary and on January 16 a skatmg party was enjoyed by the group Th1s club IS sponsored by MISS DeWeese tl1e off1cers are Llnda Hudson pres1dent, Joyce Scr1bner, v1ce pres1dent Mary Coartney secre tary Suzanne Bowhn treasurer, George Woodyard sergeant at arms iririr F1rstRow J Brandenburg H Ward L Hudson J Ch1sm S Bowhn M Snyder Second Row V Fr1tz J Scr1bner J Ch1sm C Schwartz TVI Coartney P F1nney Fourth Row B Mason E Bomgren B Terry P Alexander D Zumga S Underwood MISS De Weese Flfth Row D Malcolm M Ashmore G Woodyard L WISE A Mannxnb D St1teS R Coa1tney Y. N., FORTY SEV NI I ' 1 ' 3 7 , . ' 7 1 ' , ,, - .1 ' 7 . . 7 . A . , , . 1 I ' 9 ' Vg 7 l s l ' - ' . . , . , . , . , . , . . ': . , . , . , . , 1 . , . . Third Row: P. Hogue, S. Robinson, J. Butler, E. Scribner, M. Drake, G. Sandiford. : . , . , . , . ', . ' , . , ' I . I . . or 4 G . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 Q ., V I A . X' 3 L 1 9- , ,:' 4 4 Q Q! '35 . E 1' K 0 A. .A A ffi We . X . Q If ' ...W J A W J - El OFFICERS OF QPEECH CLUB Flrst Row M E Cum mms H Robe ts Second Row F Jones C Cl1llT1lJ0lS J Coaxt new me arm' X . 1 W . -e-az-P :4.J1.41 - 1 ' .. -:L . E 1' --2 . 1 ,W-- vv-vv: : :' ,.,.. . 4... 1'Ar ' 'W I ii' I 2:-P ,W :if - ,,, 72:2 4 t W 2':: -4 ,, FSF? ' , ' PTY' :'g I , Ljii' 1 ' ' F47 ' '. 3 -E 1 g:v,::Lw,,,, , ,1 , ff-, -:7I - ,1- H-12: z7:? . :mt--3 ' I 1 ,Ln v:-J. . ' r pins' ::-i - 4 ,--- mg-- 8, , 42QF I 1 'Q E-E- ' 1. , I:n..-' w. A423 - ' 3.4: I ' .' t 1 , ,.. Z I ' . l V1- , ,, q .I ' lub The 1949 50 Speech Club sponsored by MISS Mar3or1e Vogel 1S d1Vld6d 1nto two sect1ons One SeCt10l'1 meets on 'Wednesday of each Week the other on Thursday Mary Etta Cumm1ns IS pres1dent of both groups Frances Jones 1S v1ce pres1dent of the Wed nesday group and Helen Roberts serves 1n the same capac1ty w1th the Thursday group The secretary treasurer of the Wednesday group IS June Coartnex Clar1ssa Chambers of the Thursday group Th1s club has part1c1pated 1n a number of aCt1Vlt1eS and promoted several projects mcludmg the Eastern Ill1no1s League Choral Fest1val at Effmgham on January 14 an 1nterest1ng assembly program on January 20 and an all school mght club atmosphered box supper and general good t1me earlv IH the fall I' lrll 1 u ri h l FORTY EIGHT OFFICERS OF G A A JANIE SWINFORD Presldent BARBARA TERRY V1ce Presldent JACKIE BUTLER Secretary JEAN CHISM T1 easurex The purpose of the G1F1S Athletlc ASSOC1at1OH 1S to promote lnterest IH athletlcs among the g1r1s throughout the school The requxrements that must be rnet IH order to w1n an award 1n thls organlzatlon are based upon sportsmanshlp, part1c1pat1on IH club work scho1arsh1p, and the taklng of regular health exammatlons The hlghhght of thls year s G A A act1v1t1es was the trxp to Ch1C3gO, taken by 28 glrls to attend the Shlpstad and Johnson s Ice Fo111es Other events of the year mcluded the Soc Hop a skatmg party, candy sales, bowhng, and soclal get togethers IT' Ryu 11 1 muse: N91 ond Run Xl nt lllll rm I umm: I h Ron Ill Sixth Ron .11 FORTY NINE N I dl al y 1 - . . , . . 1 ' - lf' S 1 ': K. Sault--rfiz-Id. 4'. Smut. L. Sn'I1. Rl. S '. S. Neil, TS, Hulsnn. H, H:-lm. Rl. Morgan. . - ': . . thus:-. IE. Weiser, K. I'earm'y. AT, Ruin-rls. J, Wisf-ly. li. Vlniltlxw-ss. .l, Butler. .l. Swi 'or-1. 'l'l R 'Z I-', 'IW-l'l'v. .Xl. llvnln-ls, 4', llmvk--r, A. Imgm-. H .luhns4m. ll. ' 'ng.:s. lfourih Row: N. BIe'1.2uin. F. .I-mes. .l. Kluge-r. II. XV:n-41. .I. XVinn-vu. .I. Vhism. l'. Mvliml--. .I. l'1'-ngf-1: P. ll:-nnis. Al. Ilnvis. 14. lil-um. Mrs. Fl'--lnuxn. J, Vnnrlm-3, l 'ft ': ll. 4'rawfurd, .l. Ikruokins. lv. l'vle-rsun. Rl, lfmw- an. IG. .I1-!'l'1'iv-s, li, l.o,uu--. M. Alyers. .' .' ': S. Small. IL llulviusun, H, li:-ll. .I. .XmIvrsm1. ll. Alzlrlixl, A K ' ' 1 . 1 I A Q . 1 . Q s 6 .Q X K , . iv. ' 0' . 1 I X. 1 ' 4 .- . , 7 , - 5 . .. ' 5 , 4. - . 1 E , 4 f i 0 , . , X. Q 1 First Row: P. Hogue. C Hayes, .I. A1I:1i1'. P. Hurst S. My-P01111--ll. B. Endsley M. Vaughn. Second Row: '. I ax' ok 1 N1x111fu11 11111111111 1n Ro 1 1 son Jus 11 I llrd Ron I IIIIKIIKQS i IU l I .f1nmf1n Nhoots H1 1 d I-ourth Ron I R1 anden Ig h1l1I1e I N11 c 01 xx hxmhl 'X 11 I h Ron ISQI ofntn Xhllex 11 Dlfxllllll N11ubne1 N1111e Sixth Rum 1 A1 4111 111 KM! 61145 The C A R L Club was orgamzed for the purpose of fosterlng frlendly relatlons be tween members and groups of our student body and to welcome as one of us any new comers to our school The word chosen as the name of our group IS a composlte of the 1n1t1a1s of the four hlgh schools wh1ch 6X1Sted before reorgamzatlon Charleston, Ash more, Rardm, and Lerna The club, CO1'1S1St1I'1g of about 100 members, meets 1n two groups, each w1th 1tS own set of off1cers Pefnex 'VILNBIII 1 XIeFlraxx Exfms 4 ard X hnkms B 11 mn 50101111 Rox! F' 10 1bou1 N '1 1 I Nmx s Il 111s I lu: .ammlll xu Iaf kson nrd Ron L R141 0 1 g Bu QI 0 x d 11 man Daughertx F H01 n l ourth Ron X1 xx hx Johnson I homws 1 0 x -Xndelsuu D PLIIIISS D Kun llfth Ron J Plhlh 'XI s A I 'I hompsun lxght I4 Butl r B gent B Staxxx All Snth Ron .I Boxd IOIYIIPSOTI U a n Abelm D Thompson Sexentll R xx I- I n Nonxs 4 FIFTY s J ,, D Wo . .I. New-s. 3. .' ' Al NY, Zi x'1.S. lix- . . .I. st'-1-. l' ': .I. Hs, E. Tale. I.. Smfl 'zI'lZ, K 1' ' . I.. .' , BI. hu' '. .I. 1' 'I .. .' 01- dy, I. I. 1 ', P. ell, I.. .Iil1 . I- ft ': S. Ez E. 1' .' my. BI. . ' ', E. 1.01-W. F. Auf 1- 'Q , J. lf 3 H. . ': .I. M1-1'1 111ee, H. . Il' s. K. I.:111 nn. 1 First Row: E. Taylor, M. - ' P. . xj 1-', .I. . , F. . I. VV- , ' , ,R1'- I' . .' ' 'S L. .Il' it, H. Ba' ', 'Ill-, .. j f er. I1. PVII' ,.I. 7 -ky, R. G- '. D. Vi ,9,'hn, 1'. . 3 . . Tl' ': '. my, P. BI ' 21 n, N. Il '. H. B f , D. XVz' . IS. 4' ': L. ' B. , IJ. . , E. S1 le, 'l'. . , ': . I' ', . iss T-te, .. ' : . .I. XY' , ', 1- , , Nu- . .' ': . j , G. Tl , , I1 g. D. o': I. .ag,B. Through the cooperat1Ve efforts of Mlss Lo1s VV1ll1cEl1'I1S and Mrs Norma Needham, forelgn language and home economlcs teachers respectlvely a new club for senlor gurls was orgamzed 1n C H S of th1s group are to promote better home and knowledge of etlquette for home funct1ons and understandmg of and appreclauon for problems The offlcers for th1S newly organlzed group th1s year The Obj6Ct1V6S famlly hfe to lncrease to brmg about a better of today 'IFS Pres1dent Norma Wltters Vlce Presldent Fannle Mae Adams Treasurer Mur1el Cochran Secretary Joanne Murray First Row M Cochran B Eppstem Second Row A Dearnbarger N W1tt6FS J Klrkpatrxck A Llght M WIISOD Third Row M Replogle J Post J Murray F Adams P Hutson Fourth Row Mrs Needham MISS W1ll1HH1S X Ei gil? F1FTY ONE Jmd The Future D1StT1butOTS of Amer1ca 1S composed oi the members of the d1str1bu t1ve educat1on class The purpose of thls organ1zat1on IS to further the advantages of fered to students bv trammg 1n the d1str1but1xe occupat1ons By means of group dlscus s1ons thev keep mformed concermng developments and trends IH the reta1l1ng fleld The1r plans now mclude a tr1p to Ch1cago attendmg the D E conwent1on 1n Sprmgfleld and V1S1tS to xar1ous reta1l estabhshments 'VIr Carl Cohoon IS the club sponsor and the off1cers are Jennxe Haak pres1dent Jerry Keller v1ce pres1dent Don Creager treasurer, Janet Endslev reporter DISTRIBUTIVE EDLCATIONI Fxrst Row B H1ldeb1and J Scr1bner M Drake Second Row C Ray M Taylor J Wh1te R Hogue J Keller Thlrd Row J Ryan R Haddock B Van Bellehem D Cleager Mr Cohoon raw 'Q fu x-T -' 'X FIFTY TWO O C I . x - . . . . . . 7 . . - U . a - ' v . . Y . . . 1 L i . 9 v ' e 1 ' .f' ' v : . ' , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . ' , . . J 6 K A .E . g f -if us. iv X S L 1' . V, , .A K T k,e an IL We 5 , . X1 I -, gl V- - , JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS Uut. nl Jlua, wnnld NOVEMBER 18 1949 8 00 P M Under the Dlrectlon of MISS MARJORIE VOGEL Speech Instructor Cast Llnda Russell Pauline Russell Linda s mother Ot1S Kerby Llndas bachelor uncle Homer Judson a newspaper publisher Bruce Judson Homer s son Donna Craig Phebe Atkins MISS Edlth Crest dean of Parkhurst Co 'Glen Willard Leo Dennls Myrtle Huff Otis Kerby s housekeeper Norma MCGUIHD Evelyn Shobe Bruce Michael John Satterfield B1ll DT1Sk61l Joanne Smyser Sandra Underwood llege for Cirls Teresa Anderson Tom Shoot Jack Way Phyllis Alexander FIFTY THREE ll ' ll . . , . . , . , . . . . . , 1 --unnaanu . l June Bishop ............ Marjorie Craig . . , I. ' . , . me WW Jlomzco ' The 1949 C H S Homecoming festivities were initiated at 400 p m on the evening of Thu1sda5 Octobei 27 bx the annual bonfire and pep meeting Groups of boys with trucks and cars collected inflammable materials for the flle throughout most of the daw and the thrill of the towering At 1100 a m on Fridax v1s1t1ng homecoming alumni were welcomed by means of a pro gram presented in the high school auditorium Don Coartney served as master of ceremonies and M1 Ogden Brainaid prominent Chaileston attorney and member of the class of 1922 was the p11DClp31 speake1 Othe1s who shared in the progiam were Jeiry Scribner and Vic Bell fO1 mer student council piesident and star athlete respectively A p1ctu1esque homecoming parade the first in a number of vears had been planned for the afternoon but a steady downpour of rain prevented its being piesented However most of the floats were kent intact and added to the gigantic American Education Week parade held a few weeks late1 Dampened spirits were iejuvenated in the evening when C H S defeated Paris in a thrilling football game bv a score of 7 to 0 and a large crowd was mesent fOl the climax of the homecoming actix ities a dance featuring the crowning of the homecoming queen Donna Moigan C H S senior was crowned queen in a coloiful ceiemom she was escorted bw Jack Cum FIFTY FOUR it 5 Qi y,.,t .1 1-' i- H1 flames intensified the enthusiasm and magnified the cheering of all participating in the celebration. Busy Bodles H1 Lo Boys State Glgalo Girls State All Dressed Up Dem Big Feet The Brain So Sweet Capt Harpo A1'tlStlC Song Blrds Now Laugh Long and Short Attendants Slssles Colonial Girls tak, FIFTY FIVE Uwz, pabwna, THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1950 OF CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL ARE GRATEPUL TO THE FOLLOWING PATRONS FOR THEIR GENEROUS ASSIST ANCE IN THE PUBLICATION OF THIS YEARBOOIS. Everett Brown Insurance Ollver Bell Ph1ll1ps 66 Wheelers Flovx er Shop Inyarts Brownb1lt Shoe Store W1tmer Furmture Company Arts Electrlc and Gas Company Helm Flower Shop Grant Hat Shoppe Ideal Bakery Logan s Hardware Wxckham s Cafe Harper Swlckard Dress Well Shop Byrds Dry Cleaners Pralrle Farms Da1ry Hanft s Jewelry L1nder Clothmg Company The Charleston Nat1onal Bank Morrls 5 to One Store Ph1pps Shoe Store Klng Brothers Book Store W1tts Fashlon Shop J C Penney Company Inc Black s Phalmacy Cawms 8a Bavles Clothmg Company Bob Hlll Thudlum Motors Pr1nce 8. Baldw1n Body Shop H C' Bryant Cafe Cleagel Brothers Market Brooks Shoe Shop Herff Jones Company Ryan Studxo Bob VVr1ght FIFTY SIX Covalts Rexall Drug Store Snyders Iewelry Store Schouten Furnlture Company Mack Moore Shoe Store Frommel Hardware Balls Drv Goods Company Furste Auto Supply Owl Drug Company Charleston Theatre Company Kmgs Sportmg Goods Wmter Clothlng Company Hlgg1HS Food Market Halr Craft Beauty Shop Rommger .Sz Gwm Insurance Co Reason Pa1nt 8a Wallpaper Store Mlller Furmture Company Whrts Pa1nt Sz Wallpaper Company Bradmg Shoe Repa1r1ng K1rkpatr1ck Gulf Servlce Petersons Used Goods Store 0l1V9T Maytag Sales Sz SQTVICE Beatuce Foods Company Tenderkrust Bread Blackford Bulck Company Replogle GE Store L1sts East Sxde Cafe Dr W C Huckleberry Optometrlst Charleston Lumber Company F V Thrall Coal Company Slmpson Car Shop Bennett Standard Servlce Adk1ns Serx 1ce Statlon C P Cook Jevxeler Stltt Apphance Store Y ! I I 1 .. , . , . . , Y , 1 , . 7 , . a - - .1 .1 1 - 7 f - , . . , . . , . . . . . , . - 1 . , . 4. . J. U , . , . ' 1 Y. . , . , . . 7 . . . . , . Y . 7 - . Y. . Y . y . . f , Um, Jiabwna, Owen Brosam Burldrng Contrattor Clark Funeral Servrce Dr Charles Sellett Optometrrst D1 Dean A Ambrose Gptometrrst Glenn Comer Hudson Sales 8. Servrce Earl Snyder Tarlor Coles Countv Hatchery Dorrte Manufacturrng Company A E Heston Trrpps Tot to Teen Shop Greens Home Made Ice Cream Van Bell Electrrc Brggs Cleaners Snyders Furn1ture85 Electrrc Servrce Sims and Company A 85 P Food Store Clrve Drck Plumbrng and Heatrng Charleston Cleaners Edward J Whalen Clark Cleaners Coles Co Gas Co Gene Harpster Strtes Food Market Pur1ty Darrv Ice Cream Alexander and Reed Prrnce Grocery Carlen Crocery Don Cole 'Vlotors Western Auto Assocrate Store Seaman Motor Sales Inc Lanman Bros Standard Serxrce Columblan Burldrng Loan Assn Cappa Lee Food Mart W M Brrggs Sublette Shoe Shop Warners Ottrce Equrpment Co Chrllrcothe Busrness College Terre Haute Commercral College Gertrude Muslc Shop Prather The Prrnter Nlrp 85 Tuck Ixathleen Myers Rupel Cram and Feed Post Seed House Grrssom s Launder Rrte Coles County Bldg 85 Loan Assn Stanberry 85 Rennels Texaco Servrce E 85 B Servrce Center F H Cumrmngs Grocerres 85 Meats Phrllrps Super Servrce Statron Lrncoln Cleaners Wheelers Food Market Bovd and Swrnford Lrndley Chevrolet Company Boley Ice Cream Moodys Radro Servrce McArthur Motor Sales Coles Co Grange Insurance Co Fender Insurance 85 Real Estate Agency Brooks Marathon Serxrce Thompson 85 Son Market E W Goodman Brlls ICA Food Market Rrchardson Motor Sales Bells Laundromat Charleston Offrce Servrce Mrller Insurance Agency Charleston Federal Savrngs 85 Loan Sensrntatt r Market R K Bacon Auto Reparrs FIFTY SEVEN W . . 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