High School of Charleston - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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To the Faculty goes our heartfelt and sin- cere gratitude lor their kindness and under- standing throughout our years at the High School. They have helped and guided us through the ups and downs ol our high school days. Also we wish to express our appreciation to the Parent-Teacher Association lor their moral and tinancial support ol student lunc- tions. Their spirited cooperation and helplul suggestions have accounted For the success ol many school activities. 0 Olftl' Allfd fo fA,8 cjflilftkg -Q N 4 X f n A 5 W ' 1 51 .' 11 1 2 '. W ,, K , Q ,.,,',, W., . . - , A . 1. , .-.. 'F X s guise s .1- s i ,i.sr A M - .i,,i-s, ,.r. -r , ibm. V-'rifwtt' . M Allis s 4-fsggqiiv , 4,4 :Ms ,Q A - r , A ' ...fig 4 s ills , . Tffxx f'5 l,',iI rfsi 47?-is fy . -5' 4 I 2

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For the tirst time in the history of Charleston l-ligh, boys and girls have worlced together in studies and in outside activities. There have always tween otticers who have worlced lor the good ol the Senior Class, but this year the stu- dents tried something ditterent. Each class chose a president and a representative to com- prise the membership of the Senior Board. Its purpose was to straighten out any ditticulty that might arise in the Senior Class. The Senior Board began its work lor the year by selecting the Annual Statt. Later it chose Mr. Uzzell as its advisor. The Board sponsored the Ring Dance lor the Juniors and the Senior Ball on the . A CREIQHTON HAY night tnelore graduation. Chairman HHH CANUY WALTER OLLIC, FLORA CHRISTOPOLILO, CRHGHTON HAY, ,IACK RUGHEIMER, FRANCES TRAPAUS 9Alt7' LVVOPIR, ANNP SIHELING. BOARD