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

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NAME Chesta Adams Barbara Agee Charles Aldinger iWarren Almond Sodornola Altrnan Lonette Barnes Bonnie Barnett Helen Barnett Frances Bell Betty Bleaise Harry Bishop Laura Black Tommy Block Barbara Blackman Tommy Bllxard Bllly Boxtvlck Donald Bowiek Elma Bradltam Jeanette 'Brandon Jolln Branks X Mary Ann Brewer Maurice Bridgman Danna Brtnson- Fred Brown i Anne Bulst Dorothy Base H Connie Campbell: Mickey Carson f George Carter X Edgar Cohen A A -Henry Cole l'laflY-Coombs X David 1'ornmlgXXiCurtls- X Carol Donner .loyee 'Davis X X -Moybelle Deery Milton Demetre ltutllle Ellsworth X - Robert Evans - A Sidney Fares: Patty Felton- g - L Marilyn Ferrell Torn Fattors - f ' Michael Flnuoon Bill Francis - Robert Fraser g Elaine Glesln Yvonne Gllreath -X Carolyn Godwin Edward Good Franklin Green Jeanette Griffin Alfred Halsey Marliane Handley Allison Hanna X Harry Herman Patsy Hodges Philip Holcombe Anne ' Howard' Patsy Ivey X - X we XX -X X so X 5 SX .r.. 1 X-X:sX-gqg,XX5 X : K X XXstg.kXXXg - XXXNXXXX --.- X w--s,X1Xs-iw XX .r- X Xe X z-X455 I'1e'X-XXi3- 35 -Egg 'K-'-is-'QS sir ix X sX . 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X A - X Me with gray hair and eight children Me driving a-hot rod i' Living in Charleston Weighing 200 pounds A Me in a graduating robe Me passing History X i Me being the best school annual in town X i B i Me traveling to Columbia -X Ballet dancing i - B fi X Me taking over Dorothy Dix'sg love column X X 'X i i X Me as the star basketball iplqyerj A of CHS X , fi X i Me graduating X A - Not talking Me dating A - Me with long hair Riding a bicycle- 5- - Not talking 1 Teaching History Not5eatingX XXQT ,X X A wsihoof norsesf Me being mia' rf- I 5, Me jumping from-XtheiEmpirei -4 9 Statebuildings -.i- X X X- Me .making all jA's X X Me in NFC-X StateX Me without a -camera-X X- XX -QQ- My getting- on 'fA X-in -Miss :Xg -An- Xderson's -class X' A- X Mo 'with on ltalian BobX-1'-1 X5 ff MyXlearningXXXto 'f.- 'iigst Weighirtll 299XXlbsLi i-Xi i Me running Xa fgroceryi syndicate Being a movie star i Xf I Making an :!'A'f in Senior Math Me driving a hotrod X B Hurrying A 1 A X, llix.A Me weighing A206 A Me a -Yankee converted- for-on-1 - N Rebel in 'such ,ci -shortitirne Me g-pushing pills- it or XX 3 Mernaklng -all i Afsff 1- is XXX Me- as a preacheri X, MeiX-as a midget! -X i XL Me driving a tractor Riding ia unlcycle 'A ' X Wearing a kilt X S 'l XX Great Scott!!! i Doing homework- A 1 XX X X Me being a loud mouth at a party ' ' Winning a sailing regatta X Being an interpreter for Up N. delegates X + Me, with an Italian hair cut - Me with a Southern drawl Me making the Honor Roll - XX Me in Bermuclagshorts - X - FAVORITE EXPRESSION Tender Really For crying -outgloud Bananas Otto Cre ala -te What s all this -Do Deo Do Do Oh Y'all Aw wait a minute Wanta Bet? 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