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Yearbook Name
The Charitonian of 1946
Location
Chariton, Iowa (Lucas County, IA)
Additional Info
IT'S MEMORY COME DREAM TIME AGAIN.
AWHILE WITH
US.
TELLS THE STORY of
CLASSES
of
ATHLETICS
of
ACTIVITIES
of
ORGANIZATIONS
3 F. A. Lunan, Superintendent
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Pres..
Levis. Haroid
Renus- Jobson. Mrs. Lou.se
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Johnson, v 1
To the members of the school board, Mrs. Irene Garfin, Mrs.
Louise Levis, Mr. Harold Johnson, Mr. Renus Johnson, and Mr.
Ed J. Larson we are indebted for the interest they have shown
in us, the hours of work they have spent in administrating our
affairs, and the efficiency with which they have performed their
duties.
To our superintendent, Mr. F. A. Lunan, we wish to say that
we are proud to be the first class to graduate under his super-
intendency.
To our principal, Mr. Thomas Kelley, we express our grati-
tude for his guidance, advice, and understanding counsel.
To the secretary, Miss Thelma Carnego, wc say she is indis-
pensable to C.H.S. One of our fondest memories will be of her.
Thelma Carnego, Secretary
4
MARGARET McGRATH,
Vice-President
STUDENT COUNCIL
We hail the executive body of C.H.S. as the flame
which kindles the spark of ambition in each student.
Through their unfailing efforts the student body has
participated democratically in all school affairs. They
have planned our social life well. To them we offer a
salute.
Student Council—First Semester
First Row—Left to Right—Tom Luckett, Kenneth Gookin.
Francis Lunan, Pauline Sellars, Phyllis Oden, Patricia Fogle.
Nicky Whitlatch, Bob McRoberts. Second Row—Thomas
Jordan. Raymond Webb. 8lake Johnson. Donald Samp-
son, Eddie Paterson, Carl Pearson, Phil Delpierre, Jim Mc-
Kinley, Bill Larson.
Student Council—Second Semester
First Row—Left to Right—Norman Moon, Julia Swarth-
out, Mary Lou Keene, Margaret Hamleton, Mary Lee
Burge. Lois La Favre, Bob Darrah, Jim Garrett. Charles
Thompson. Second Row—Margaret Delpierre, Bob Wells
David Blackman, Eddie Patterson, Jim Donaldson, Melvin
Shimp, Bill Larson, Jim McKinley.
The faculty is the dynamo which pushes us ever
onward. We pay tribute to our teachers who
have not only guided us to paths of higher learn-
ing, but have encouraged our talents and helped
us to develop our character through patience and
willingness to cooperate.
ive in our
EFFIE BUSS
Normal Training
MRS. CLEONE FARMER
Commercial
Now it is time to bid adieu to those who have
MRS. LELA BELCHER
Vocal Music(Akk/
memories torever
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Science & Mechamcal Drawing
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made our years in C.H.S. so enjoyable. We shall
miss these teachers much, but they
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LOUISE BAKER
College Preparatory; Kan-
kakee, Illinois 3; C.H.S. I,
2, 4; Class Officer 3; Glee
Club I, 2; Mixed Chorus I,
2. 3; Christmas Program
I, 2, 4; One Act Plays 2;
Girl Reserves I, 2, 4.
ELIZABETH BATTEN
Normal Training; C.H.S. I,
2, 3. 4; Glee Club 3; Mixed
Chorus 3; Christmas Pro-
gram 3; Future Teacher of
America 3. 4; Future Teach-
er of America Officer 4;
Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4;
GERALD ARMSTRONG
College Preparatory; C.H.
S. 1.2. 3. 4; Student Coun-
cil 3: Home Room Officer
3; Glee Club I, 2; Mixed
Chorus I, 2. 3; Junior Class
Play 3; One Act Plays 3:
Christmas Prograafl2; Thes-
pian 3, 4; BasWtball I;
Operetta
College Preparatory: C.H.
S. 1,2, 3, 4; Student Coun-
cil 3; Home Room Officer
3; One Act Plays 2: Girl
Reserves I, 2, 3, 4; Cheer-
leader 2, 3; Annual Staff
4; Girl Reserves Officer 4.
BETTY HART ASKREN
Normal Training; C.H.S. I.
2. 3, 4; Future Teacher of
America 3, 4; Girl Reserves
2, 3.
LLOYD BELL
General; Williamson I. 2;
C.H.S. 3. 4; Student Coun-
cil 3; Home Room Officer
3; Future Farmer of Amer.
ica 3, 4; National Athletic
Honor Society 2, 4.
IO
EUNICE BINGAMAN
Normal Training; C.H.S. I.
2, 3. 4; Glee Club 3: Mixed
Chorus 3; Operetta 3;
Christmas Program 3: Fu-
ture Teacher of America 3,
4; Girl Reserves I. 2, 4;
Girls Athletic Association I,
2, 3, 4; Girls Athletic As-
sociation Officer 4; Future
Teacher of America Officer
3. 4.
KENNETH BREWER
College preparatory; C.H.
S. 1,2, 3. 4; Future Farmer
of America I, 2, 3: Na-
tional Athletic Honor So-
ciety 3, 4; Football 4; Track
3. 4.
WANDA BLACKSTOCK
College Preparatory; C.H.
S. 1.2, 3, 4; Student Coun-
cil 2: Home Room Officer
2; Junior Class Play 3; One
Act Plays 3; Girl Reserves
I, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4.
MARTHA BROWN
Business: C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4.
JOYCE BLOOM
College Preparatory:
Sharon, Iowa I, 2; C.H.S.
3, 4; Student Council 3, 4;
Executive Committee o f
Student Council 4; Class
Officer 2, 3; Home Room
Officer 3; Band I: Pep
Band I: Orchestra I. 2, 3,
4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4;
Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Op-
eretta 3; Junior Class Play
3; One Act Plays I, 2, 3. 4;
Christmas Program 3, 4;
Thespian 4; Girl Reserves 3,
4; Girls Basketball I.
Newspaper Club I, 4.
New
2;
OLIVER BROWNLEE
College Preparatory: Wil-
liamson I, 2; C.H.S. 3, 4;
Basketball I. 2. 3: Football
3, 4.
FRANCES BONNETT
Business: C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
One Act Plays 4: Girls Ath-
letic Association 2; Annual
Staff 4.
MARY LEE BURGE
College Preparatory: C.H.
S. I, 2. 3, 4; Student Coun-
cil 4; Home Room Officer
I, 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 2:
Girl Reserves I, 2. 3, 4;
Girls Athletic Association I.
'2. 3, 4; Annual Staff 4;
Girls Athletic Association
Officer 3, 4; Christmas Pro-
2.
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IRMA CARSON
Business; C.H.S. I. 2, 3, 4;
Band I, 2; Glee Club I;
Mixed Chorus I: Girls Ath-
letic Association 2. 3, 4.
DONNA JEAN BYERS
General; C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
Future Teacher of America
3; Girl Reserves 4; Girls
Athletic Association 4.
ROBERT CARSON
General; C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
Football 3, 4.
IRENE CISKEY
Business: C.H.S. I, 2. 3. 4;
Home Room Officer I; Girl
Reserves 1, 2, 4.
RUTH CLARK
Business; C.H.S. I. 2, 3, 4;
Student Council I. 2. 3:
Class Officer I. 4; Home
Room Officer I, 2. 3, 4;
Homecoming Queen 4; Girl
Reserves I, 2, 3: Annual
Staff 4.
PAULA CORBETT
Normal Training; Corpus
Christi, Texas I. Quantico
Virginia 2; C.H.S. 3. 4;
Home Room Officer 3, 4;
Band 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4;
Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Junior
Class Play 4; One Act Plays
3; Christmas Program 3. 4;
Thespian 4; Girls Athletic
Association 3. 4.
BERNADJNE CAYLOR
Normal Training: Millerton
I, 2: C.H.S. 3, 4; Future
Teacher of America 3, 4.
DONALD COTTINGHAM
General: Derby I, 2, 3;
C.H.S. 4.
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CURRAN
Melrose I ; C.H.S.
Class Officer I:
DONNA
General:
2. 3, 4;
One Act Plays I : Girls
Basketball I.
JEAN CURTIS
Business: Norwood I. 2: C.
H.S. 3, 4; Girl Reserves 4.
JAMES A. DONELSON
College Preparatory: Shaw-
ney. Missouri I. 2: Kearney.
Nebraska 3: C.H.S. 4;
Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3: Bas-
ketball 3: Football 3; Traci
I, 3.
DEAN EVANS
College Preparatory; C.H.
S. I, 2. 3. 4.
KEN DAVIS
General: C.H.S. I. 2. 3, 4;
Student Council I, 4; Ex-
ecutive Committee Student
Council 4; Class Officer
I. 2, 3; Home Room Of-
ficer I, 2; National Ath-
letic Honor Society 3. 4;
Basketball 2, 3, 4; News-
paper Club 4; Annual Staff
4.
ROBERT DISHMAN
General: C.H.S. 1,2. 3. 4;
Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2,
3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Track
3. 4; Annual Staff 4.
RONALD FOGLE
General: Norwood I. 2.; C.
H.S. 3. 4; Future Farmer of
America 2: Basketball I. 2
LEO FOSTER
General: Williamson I; C.
H.S. 2. 3. 4.
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LETA SARTIN
Business; C.H.S. I. 2, 3. 4;
Home Room Officer 2. 3;
Future Teacher of America
LEWIS SARTIN
Seneral; C.H.S. 1.2. 3, 4;
Track 3.
LESLIE SILLHAM
General; C.H.S. I, 2. 3, 4;
Football 3, 4; Track 3.
General; C.H.S. I. 2. 3, 4;
Student Council I; Home
Room Officer I; Basketball
I; Track 2.
ORPHA GOOKIN
College Preparatory; C. H.
S. 1, 2 3 4; Girl Reserves
VERNE GRAVES
General; C.H.S. I. 2. 3. 4;
Football 3, 4.
ZELMA GRAY
Business: C.H.S. I. 2. 3. 4;
Girl Reserves I. 2. 3. 4,
Girls Athletic Association
2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4.
KENNETH SOOKIN
DONALD HALTOM
General: Lacona I; C.H.S.
2, 3. 4; Basketball I: Stu
dent Manager 2. 3. 4.
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ADONIS HARMEGNIES
General; Des Moines I, 2;
C.H.S. 3, 4; Junior Class
Play 3; Football 4; Track 3.
LEOLA HOLLINGSHEAD
GLENN HAYES
General; C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed
Chorus I, 3, 4; Octette 3,
4; Christmas Program I, 3,
4; Future Farmer of Amer-
MARTHA HOLMES
Business; C.H.S. I. 2, 3, 4;
Home Room Officer 3;
Band I, 2, 3; Glee Club I,
2. 3; Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3:
Operetta 1,2: Junior Class
Play 3; One Act Plays 2:
Christmas Program I 2. 3:
Thespian 2, 4; Girl Reserves
I, 2, 3, 4; Girls Athletic
Association 2. 3, 4, News-
paper Club 4; Girl Reserves
Officer 2, 4.
ica I, 2,
3.
HELEN HOPKINS
DONNA HAZLETT
Business; C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
Home Room Officer 2;
Band I, 2, 3; Girl Reserves
2, 3.
College Preparatory; Wil-
liamson I, 2; C.H.S. 3, 4;
Home Room Officer 3. 4;
Glee Club I; Junior Class
Play 3; One Act Plays I, 2;
Thespian 3, 4; Girl Re-
serves 4; Annual Staff 4.
GEORGE HESTON
General; Norwood I, 2, 3:
C.H.S. 4; Home Room Of-
ficer 3; Operetta 3; Future
Farmers of America 4;
Cheerleader 2, 3.
LLOYD HUGHES
College Preparatory; C.H.
S. I, 2. 3, 4; ^and I. 2. 3.
4; Pep 4: Orchestra
3. 4|
Choi
nuaL
xed
An-
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HELEN HUNTLEY
Normal Training: Derby I.
2; C.H.S. 3, 4; Glee Club
I; Junior Class Play 2;
Future Teacher of America
3. 4; Giris Basketball I. 2.
GERTRUDE LARSON
Business: C.H.S. I, 2. 3. 4:
Girl Reserves 2, 4.
BLAKE JOHNSON
College Preparatory; C.H.
S. I, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun-
cil 4; Home Room Officer
2. 4; Band I, 2: Pep Band
2: Mixed Chorus I. 2: Op-
eretta I; One Act Play 2;
Christmas Program I: Na-
tional Honor Society 3; Na-
tional Athletic Honor So-
ciety 3: Football 3: Track 3;
WILLIAM LARSON
College Preparatory; Wil-
liamson I, 2: C.H.S. 3, 4;
Student Council 4; Class
Officer 3, Home Room Of-
ficer 4; Junior Class Play
3; Thespian 4; National
Athletic Honor Society 3;
Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Annual
Staff 4.
MARY LOU KEENE
Business; C.H.S. 1,2, 3, 4;
Student Council 4; Class
Officer 2; Home Room Of-
ficer I. 4; Band I. 2. 3:
Homecoming Attendant 4;
Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. 4;
Annual Staff 4; Girl Re-
serves Officer 3.
WANDA LEWIS
Business; C.H.S. I. 2, 3, 4;
Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band
3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed
Chorus 3, 4; Girl Reserves
I. 2, 3, 4.
LOIS LA FAVRE
Normal Training; C.H.S. I.
2. 3, 4; Home Room Officer
I, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Op-
eretta 2: Homecoming At-
tendant 4; Future Teacher
of America 3, 4; Girl Re-
serves I. 2. 3. 4; Future
Teacher of America Officer
JAMES LONG
General; C.H.S. I, 2, 3. 4.
GORDON LOWE
General; Humeston I, 2;
C.H.S. 3, 4.
CHARLOTTE MAHONEY
Business: C.H.S. 1.2 3, 4;
Band I, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club
2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3;
Operetta 2; Girl Reserves
I, 2, 3, 4; Girls Athletic As-
sociation 2. 3, 4.
Patricia McCurdy
College Preparatory; C.H.
S. I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club I,
2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2,
3. 4; Sextet 1, 2, 3 4; Op-
eretta I 2; Junior Class
Play 3; One Act Plays 2. 3;
Christmas Program 2. 3, 4;
Thespian 3, 4; Girl Reserves
2, 3, 4; National Honor So-
ciety 3, 4. fl
PATRICIA ANN
MALONEY
College Preparatory: C.H.
S. I. 2, 3, 4; Band 3. 4;
Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed
Chorus 3, 4; Junior Class
Play 3; One Act Plays 2, 4;
Christmas Program 4; Girl
Reserves I, 2. 3. 4; News-
paper Club 4; Thespian 3.
4; Thespian Officer 3, 4;
dorothy McKinley
General; C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
Glee Club I; Girl Reserves
I, 2, 3, 4; Girls Athletic
Association I, 2, 3, 4.
DONALD MANGELS
College Preparatory; C.H.
S. 1,2, 3, 4; Sludent Coun-
cil 2; Class Oiiicor 4;
Home Room Officer I, 2,
4; Junior Class Flay 3;
Football 3; Newspaper Club
4; Annual Staff 4; Track 3
james McKinley
College Preparatory: C.H.
S. I, 2, 3. 4; Student Coun-
cil I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer
I, 2; Home Room Officer
1. 2. 3, 4; Operetta I; Na-
tional Athletic Honor So-
ciety 3, 4; Basketball I. 2,
3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track I,
DOROTHY MANSER
General; Lacona I. 2; C.H.
S. 3. 4; Junior Class Play
3; Girl Reserves 4; Girls
Basketball I, 2, 3; Girls
Athletic Association 4;
Class Officer 3.
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FRANCES MARKER
General; Norwood I, 2, 3;
C.H.S. 4; Class Officer;
Junior Class Play 3.
MARY MUMFORD
Business: C.H.S. I. 2. 3. 4;
Student Council 2; Home
Room Officer I, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Class Play 3; Girl
Reserves I, 2, 3, 4; Annual
Staff 4.
RUTH MARSHALL
General; C.H.S. I. 2, 3, 4;
LORETTA NICKOLS
Business; Williamson I, 2;
C.H.S. 3. 4; Class Officer
2; Girls Basketball 2.
KATHLYN MARTIN
Business: Osceola I, 2, 3;
C.H.S. 4; Girl Reserves 4;
Girls Athletic Association I:
Osceola Student Chief,
Staff 3; Osceola Pep Squad
3.
TWILA PEARSON
Business: C.H.S. I. 2, 3. 4;
Home Room Officer I; Girl
Reserves I, 2.
IVAN MARTS
General; Liberty Center I;
Norwood 2, 3; C.H.S. 4;
Class Officer I. 2, 3: Or-
chestra 4; Glee Club 2;
Mixed Chorus 4; Junior
Class Play 2, 3; One Act
Plays 2; Christmas Program
4.
IB
MADGE PETTY
General; Russell I; C.H.S.
2, 3, 4; Class Officer I;
Glee Club I; Operetta I;
Christmas Program I; Girls
Basketball I ; Girls Athletic
Association I; Newspaper
Club I.
RUTH PIM
College Preparatory; Nor-
wood I; C.H.S. 2, 3, 4;
Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed
Chorus 2, 3, 4; Sextet 2. 3,
4; Operetta 2; Christmas
Program 2, 3, 4; Girl Re-
serves 2, 3, 4; Girls Bas-
ketball I.
PAUL SHELDON
General; Norwood I, 2: C.
H.S. 3, 4; Student Council
3; Home Room Officer 3;
Future Farmer of America
I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2.
DONALD SAMPSON
General: Williamson I. 2;
C.H.S. 3, 4; Home Room
Officer 4; National Athletic
Honor Society 2, 3; Basket-
ball I. 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff
4.
MELVIN SHIMP
General; C.H.S. I. 2. 3. 4;
Basketball I, 2: Annual
Staff 4.
ELWOOD SAPP
General; C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
Class Officer 4: Home
Room Officer 3, 4; National
Athletic Honor Society 2,
3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4;
Annual Staff 4.
2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,
4; Operetta I, 2; Junior
Class Play 3: One A,ct
Plays 2; Christmas Program
2, 3. 4; Thespian 3, 4; Girl
Reserves I, 2, 3, 4; Na-
tional Honor Society 3. 4:
Newspaper Club 4; Girl
Reserve Officer 2. 3, 4;
Thespian Officer 3. 4.
MARY ANN SMITH
FERN SCHRECK
General; Millerton I; C.H.
S. 2, 3. 4; Class Officer I;
Home Room Officer I;
Junior Class Play I; One
Act Plays I: Christmas Pro-
gram I ; Girl Reserves 4;
Girls Basketball I; Girls
Athletic Association 4.
College Preparatory; C.H.
S. I, 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3;
Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus
4; One Act Plays 2: Christ-
mas Program 4; Girl Re-
serves I, 2, 3. 4; Annual
Staff 4.
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WAYNE SNIDER
General; Norwood I, 2; C.
H.S. 3, 4; Future Farmer of
America 3. 4; Basketball I.
2.
CLEOLA STOUT
Business; C.H.S. I. 2. 3, 4;
Home Room Officer I:
Junior Class Play 3, One
Act Plays 2; Thespian 3. 4;
Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4;
Girls Athletic Association
2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4.
JANET STANSBERY
Business; C.H.S. I, 2, 3. 4;
Home Room Officer I. 2. 3;
Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4; An
nual Staff 4.
NORMA STUART
General; C.H.S. I, 2, 3. 4;
Student Council I, 2. 3, 4;
Home Room Officer 2. 3;
Band 1,2; Junior Class Play
3; One Act Plays 2: Thes-
pian 3. 4; Homecoming At-
tendant 4; Girl Reserves
I. 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 3:
Girls Athletic Association
I , 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Club
4; Annual Staff 4.
CECILIA STEINBACH
Business; C.H.S. I. 2, 3. 4;
Home Room Officer I, 3:
FRANCES STEVENSON
Business; C.H.S. 1,2, 3, 4;
HAROLD TEATER
General; C.H.S. I. 2. 3 4;
Future Farmers of America
I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3-
Track 4.
JEAN LEE
THROCKMORTON
College Preparatory: C.H.
S. 1,2, 3, 4; Student Ccun-
cil 2, 3; Home Room Of.
ficer 2, 3; Glee Club I, 2.
3, 4; Mixed Chorus I. 2.
3, 4; Sextet 3, 4; Operetta
I, 2; One Act Plays 2;
Christmas Program 2. 3. 4;
Girl Reserves I, 2. 3.
National Honor Society 3
4; Annual Staff 4; Girl R;
serves Officer I, 2, 3. 4.
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1
PAULINE TROUTMAN
Business: Williamson I: C.
U.S. 2. 3, 4; Home Room
Officer 2: Band 2. 3, 4;
Glee Club I: Girl Reserves
4; Annual Staff 4.
RUTH TROUTMAN
Business; Williamson I: C.
H.S. 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3;
Glee Club I: Girl Reserves
2, 3. 4; Annual Staff 4.
RUTH WILLIAMSON
College Preparatory: Wil-
liamson I, 2; C.H.S. 3, 4;
Student Council 3: Home
Room Officer 3: Glee Club
3; Mixed Chorus 3: Junior
Play 3: One Act Plays
; Thespian 3, 4; Girl Re-
serves 3, 4; Girls Basketball
2; Girls Athletic Associa-
tion 3, 4: Newspaper Club
4; Annual Staff 4.
WILLIAM WELCH
General; Norwood I, 2; C.
H.S. 3, 4; Future Farmers
of America 3, 4; Basketball
I. 2.
CECIL WOODCOCK
General: C.H.S. I. 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 2. 3: Track 3, 4;
Annual Staff 4.
DALE WHITE
General; C.H.S. I, 2, 3, 4;
Home Room Officer 2; Fu-
ture Farmers of America I,
2, 3, 4.
NELLIE ZENTZ
Normal Training; C.H.S. I,
2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3; Fu-
ture Teachers of America
3. 4.
RICHARD OWENS
(No picture.)
General; C.H.S. I. 2, 3. 4;
Home Room Officer 3. 4;
Band I; Basketball I, 2. 3.
4; Student Manager I.
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MOTTO—'Tis good to live and learn.
FLOWER—White Rose.
COLORS—Crimson and White.
CLASS OF 1946
We the class of '46 have spent four years as students of C.H.S. In these four years
we have combined hard work and fun, and as a result have many fond remembrances
for the closing page of our high school album of memories.
Yes, we have had fun! Many members of our class have participated in the numer-
ous extra-curricular activities. These activities include music, dramatics, sports and
other school functions.
The parties sponsored by various organizations are always to be remembered as the
places where friends could get together. We all say a big "thanks" for all the swell
parties.
We have reason to be proud of the football and basketball teams we have had
during our years as students. There have been tough times and defeats that were hard
to take, but we always had a fighting team and an enthusiastic student body to back up
those teams.
Our class is graduating under different conditions than the classes of the past four
years. This is the first peace-time graduation in C.H.S. since 1941.
Drafting is still going on to some extent, but the youths are not being taken in such
numbers. All our years in high school have been disturbed by the rumble of war drums
in the European and Pacific areas. Now our class can anticipate a bright future for
the success we know the world must hold for us. We the generation of tomorrow, have
a big job ahead of us, but we have been well prepared for our duties.
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23
EDDIE PATTERSON—President
MARGARET RAY SMITH—Secretary
PHILIP DELPIERRE—Vice-President
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GROUP I
First Row—Left to Right—Vesper Ansley, Juanita Brenaman. Mardelle Boston. Dorothy Coe, Betty
Bingaman. Marjorie Burgett, Adriena Ansley, Donna Chappell. Jennie Demichelis, Helen Critchfield.
Second Row—Bob Darrah, Don Brownlee, Ben Clayton, Helen Catrenich, Ina Davison, Betty Bales.
Wilma Agan, Elizabeth Blackstock, Jay Chandler, Marvin Cottrell. Third Row—Cecil Anderson, Bill
Clendenen, Rex Darrah. Walden Askren, Darold Braida, Dick Dishman, Jerry Byers, Dean Besco, Bill
Bingaman. Philip Delpierre.
GROUP II
First Row—Left to Right—Betty Halferty, Roberta Lee, Jean Houseman, Bonnie Henry. Donna Kelley,
Carleno Eggers. Nina Gilliland, Lewis Lowe. Second Row—Jack Lellenberg, Kenneth Johnston, Tom
Luckett, Ruth J. Liggett. Ida Hawkins. Marjorie Jones, Norma Hawkins, Pat Fogle, Glen Ellis. Third
Row—Hubert Harrington, Earnest Edwards, Worth Loynachan, Burdette Kendrich, David Keeney,
Cecil Crawford, Harley Keeney. Bill Flack.
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GROUP I
Front Row—Left to Right—Olive McDonald, Inez McCormick, Delores McFarland. Bonnie McNerney.
Ruth McDonald, Margaret McGrath. Doris McKnight, Barbara Oden, Wanda Pierschbacher, Mae
Patterson. Second Row—William Offenburger, Dean McNeish, Patsy Patterson, Opal Phipps, Mary-
Alice McDowell. Betty McFarland, Betty Page, Norma Oliver, Virginia Patterson, Edgar Morrison
Rodney Peterson, Ronald McDowell. Third Row—Walter Pierschbacher, Bill Milnes, Lyle Nickelson
Donald Peterson, Leonard Moore, Eddie Patterson, Donald Morrison. Frank Munch, Gene Pierce.
Charles Pedigo, Eugene Mahoney, Lloyd Mullins.
GROUP II
Front Row—Left to Right—Francis Storm, Donald Shippee, Raymond Webb, Wayne Schmidt. Kenneth
Underation, Bill Stewart, Jack Sullivan, Nick Semich. Second Row—Betty Shaw. Dolores Willson. Caro'
Williamson, Elizabeth Welch, Martha Sylvara, Donna Risbeck. Lucille Snell. Barbara Stroud, Norma
Rodgers. Third Row—Margaret Threlkeld, Fern Sellers, Betty Reynolds, Margaret R. Smith. Georgia
Ryan, Lovilia Sellers. June Troutman, Margaret Reid, Zelma Terrell, Edith Whitlatch.
"7he
BOB WELLS—Vice-President
BETTY JEAN FARMER—Secretary
NICKY WHITLATCH—President
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GROUP I
First Row Left—Margaret Goode, Doris Holmes, Audrey Horner, Mary Ann Elliott, Betty Farmer.
Doris Gillham, Beverly Hunter, Barbara Halferty, Opal Gwinn, Marjorie Gillespie. Second Row Left—
Merrill Gripp, Tom Hopkins, Vaughn Eddy, Doris Foster, Twyla Hixson. Davidean Hartley, Norma Lee
Graves. Lois DeBok, Doyle Gripp, Rex Gillaspy. Third Row Left—Roy Gray, John Heston, Harold Fitz-
patrick, John K. Durham, Dale Erickson, Keith Hoch, Robert Erickson, Jim Garrett, Charles Finch.
GROUP II
First Row Left—Marilyn Kelley, Jane Johnson, Jennie Jones, Joanne Kelley, Lucille McCormici
Norma Mauk, Margaret Metz, Betty Moon, Twyla Malone, Erma Medearis. Second Row Left—Doro“)
Miletich, Naomi Lewis, Margaret Laing, Jody Liggitt, Helen Marker, Gera Idine McVey, Esthf
Fullmer, Evelyn Fullmer, Betty Mason. Third Row Left—Helen Lacey. John Larson. Bob Kneeland, To~
Kelley, Charles Moon, Keith Johnson, David Keeney, Bob Lister, Iva Belle Montgomery.
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GROUP I
First Row Left—Joann Wennerstrum, Pauline Sellers. Edith Richards. Joan Stansbery Shirley Petringer.
Dorothy Shore, Donna Woodman, Alberta Owens, Mary Schowalter. Phyllis Oden. Second Row Left—
Marion Strohman, Bob Wilson, Melvin Willits, Minnie Reeves, Nellie Probasco, Hazel Nordeen, Walter
Whitlatch. Floyd Storm. Third Row Left—Dean Terrell, Richard Swanson, Marvin Shimp, Howard
Shelton, Carl Pearson, Donald Wilson. John Sutherland, Bob Paige Bob Wells.
GROUP II
First Row Left—Carol Crabille. Maxine Arnold, Shirley Borland Barbara. Benson. Jean Blouse, Helen
Adams. Ruth Adams. Marjorie Campbell, Mary Ann Almkuist, Lois Anderson, Ruth Bingham. Second
Row Left—Ethel Barker. Adell Adams, Thelma Byers, Joan Atwell. Helen Clark, Joan Amos. Vira Byers,
Mary Bebout, Frances 8eaty, Dorothy Anderson. Third Row Left—Verne Byers, Glen Davis, Dean
Boothe. Howard Cook, David Blackman, Bob Baire, Lyle Carpenter, Richard Callison, Boyd Boston.
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GROUP I
Front Row—Left to Right—.lames Crozier, Joan Duffield, Beverly Adams, Marjorie Fenton, Marilyn
Borchert, Donna Blackstock, Carolyn Clark, Betty Curtis, Vera Buttz, Dick Donelson, Wayne Anderson.
Second Row—Clifton Brewer, Wilma Anderson, Norma Bowes, Wretha Able, Betty Dachenbach, Dar-
lene Erickson, Margaret Calvert, Mary Caylor, Margderite Delpierre, Joan DeBok, Joetha Callison.
Third Row—Bill Chambers, Marvin Benson, Bob Carlson, Keith Allenj Arthur Daw, Verle Duffield,
Thomas Ellis. Arlyn Edwards, Jack Bebout, Billy Dachenbach.
GROUP II
First Row—Left to Right—Cletes McCollum, Jean Gullion, Myrta Jean Howell, Patricia Hagglund,
Dorothy Huntley, Roma Murray, Mary Ellen McDonald. Francine Kenney, Janet George, Pauline
Larkin, Dolores Gillenwater. Second Row—Gladys Halferty, Florence Hall, Edna May Hawkins, Myrna
Marker, Fern Irving, Francis Keeney, Marlene Graves, Francis Lunan, Margaret Hamilton, Ruth Morton,
Norma Lancaster, Betty Green. Third Row—Keith Keeney, David Henderson, Lester McCollum, Robert
Johnston, Thomas Jordan. Lloyd Harding, Jim Levis, Bob McRoberts, Jack Johnson, Joe Halferty,
David Hixson.
GROUP I
Front Row—Left to Right—Myrna Marker, Lois Poarson, Virginia Querry, Joan Roberts, Ruth Neigh-
bour, Roma Murray, Elizabeth Rinehart, Norma Palmer, Charlene Oliver, Marian Patterson, Coleer*
Rosa. Second Row—Lloyd Pierschbacher, Patty Roush, Dixie Mills, Janice Piper, Ruth Morton, Guy-
letha Raffety, Mildred Pennington, Nancy Mann, Virginia Morrison, Della Moffot, Elizabeth Piersch-
bacher, Frank Patterson. Third Row—Ronald Ruble, Norman Moon, Bob Romine, Rex Phillips. Bernar^j
Parker, Donald Mullins, Oliver New, Bob Robinson, Joe Mitchell, Junior Pugh, Earl Reynolds.
GROUP II
Front Row—Left to Right—Helen Williams. Thelma Zentz, Elaine Shore, Edna White, Julia Swarthouf..
Donna Spaulding, Rosemary Stroud, Marilyn Shaw, Maxine Smith, Alyce Whitlatch. Second Row——
Paul Winchell, Verle Terrell, JoAnne Storm, Arlene Weekland, Betty Stewart, Dorothy Stevenson. BonrG^
Willits, Liela Stout, Joyce Stierwalt, Gust Sutherland. Third Row—Charles Thompson, Guy Spenc«r
Leo Steinbach, Dick Wright, Jim Tighe, Donald Wells. John Thompson, Wayne Stevenson, Doyj^
Woodcock.
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GROUP I
Front Row—Left to Right—Patricia McCurdy, Joanne Roberts, Helen Marie Critchfield. Patricia
Maloney, Adriena Ansley, Gladys Halferty, Roma Murray, Marguerite Delpierre. Second Row—Jean
Blouse, Wanda Lewis. Joyce Bloom, Louise Baker, Jane Johnson, Helen Clark, Margaret Hamilton.
Marilyn Kelley. Third Row—Marvin Benson. Glonn Hayes, Lyle Carpenter, David Keeney, Tom Kelley,
Benjamin Clayton, Bob Kneeland. Jim Levis, Gerald Armstrong.
GROUP II
Front Row—Left to Right—Elizabeth Rinehart, Frances Lunan, Janice Piper, Joyce Steirwalt, Paulin^
Larkin, Helen Lacey, Margaret Ray Smith, Joann Wennerstrum, Julia Swarthout, Margaret Threlke’cj
Jean Lee Throckmorton. Second Row—Eleanor Lockridge, Dorothy Miletich, Mary Ann Smith, Betty
Shaw, Nancy Mann. Geraldine McVey, Patsy Patterson, Jody Liggitt, Ruth Pirn, Ruth Liggitt, Donri^
Shore. Third Row—John Larson, Bob Carlson, Donald Shippee, Bob Wells. Tom Luckett, Melvin Wilhts
Bob Baire. Ivan Marts. Marion Strohman.
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GROUP I
Front Row—Left to Right—Elizabeth Rinehart, Patricia McCurdy, Joyce Steirwalt, Pauline Larkin,
Barbara Halferty, Margaret Ray Smith, Julia Swarthout, Helen M. Critchfield. Second Row—Patricia
Maloney, Margaret Threlkeld, Jane Johnson, Jean Blouse, Helen Lacey, Marilyn Kelley, Roma Murray.
Joann Wennerstrum. Third Row—Margaret McGrath, Dorothy Huntley, Ruth Pirn, Ruth Liggitt. Donna
Shore, Margaret Metz, Marilyn Shaw, Adriena Ansley.
GROUP II
First Row—Left to Right—Audrey Horner, Doris McKnight, Francis Lunan, Joyce Stierwalt, Marguerite
Delpierre. Donna Woodman, Janet George, Jean Lee Throckmorton. Second Row—Mary Ann Smith,
Wanda Lewis, Eleanor Lockridge, Louise Baker, Joyce Bloom. Dorothy Miletich, Margaret Calvert,
Janice Piper. Third Row—Paula Corbett, Nancy Mann, Geraldine McVey, Patricia Patterson, Helen
Clark, Jody Liggitt, Margaret Hamilton, Marlene Graves.
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'Pefr Saud
Left to Right—John Larson, Barbara Oden, Beverly Adams, Ivan Marts, Lucille Snell, Marion Strohman,
Martha Sylvara, Dorothy Huntley, Shirley Borland, Lloyd Hughes, Bill Stewart, Bob Dishman, Twyla
Hixson. Naomi Lewis, Margaret Roy Smith, Bob Knecland. Bob Romine, Bob Wells, Donald Shippee.
Front Row—Left to Right—Donald Shippee, Wanda Lewis, Twyla Hixson, Melvin Willits, Bob Dishman,
Bob Knecland. Jack Sullivan, John Larson, Bob Romine. Second Row—Lloyd Hughes, Tom Luckett,
Ben Clayton, Paula Corbett. Donald Wells. Marion Strohman. Lucille Snell, Martha Sylvara, Bob
Carlson, Bill Stewart.
EUGENE MAHONEY—STUDENT DIRECTOR
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3B
FIRST ROW—LEFT TO RIGHT
DONNA SHORE—President
SECOND ROW
REA BAXTER—Secretary
MARGERY BURGETT—Vice-President
MARGARET TRELKELD—Social
NORMA OLIVER—Publicity
JEAN BLOUSE—Pianist
JEAN LEE THROCKMORTON—Social
FOURTH ROW
MARTHA HOLMES—Treasurer
MARGARET McGRATH—Program
HELEN CRITCHFIELD—Sonq Leader
MARGARET RAY SMITH—Program
DONNA KELLY—Finance
PAULINE SELLERS—Devotions
First Row Left Norma Oliver, Dorothy Manser, Alberta Owens. Wanda Pierschbacher, Doris McKniqht,
Shirley Pettingcr, Norma Palmer, Charlene Oliver, Patricia McCurdy, Julia Swarthout. Second Row
Left Janet Stansbery, Margaret Ray Smith, Pauline Sellers, Joanne Roberts, Joyce Stierwalt. Hazel
Nordeen, Phyllis Oden, Dorotny McKinley, Barbara Oden, Joan Stansbery. Third Row—Betty Shaw,
Fern Schreck, Cleola Stout, Cecelia Steinbach, Ruth Pirn, Donna Risbeck, Donna Shore, Minnie Reeves.
Betty Stewart, Dorothy Shore.
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GROUP I
First Row Left—Margery Burgett, Rea Baxter, Vesper Ansley, Barbara Benson, Frances Beaty, Betty
Bingaman, Donna Blackstock, Mary Jane Angstead, Ruth Bingham, Lois Anderson. Second Row Left—
Jean Blouse, Mardelle Boston, Wilma Agan, Eunice Bingaman, Elizabeth Blackstock, Wilma Anderson
Dorothy Anderson, Helen Adams, Ruth Adams, Donna J. Byers. Third Row Left—Mary Lee Burge
Martha Brown, Joan Atwell, Joan Amos, Elizabeth Batten. Mary Bebout, Maxine Arnold, Wretha Abel.
Louise Baker, Joyce Bloom, Wanda Blackstock.
GROUP II
First Row Left—Doris Holmes, Esther Fullmer, Evelyn Fullmer, Jennie Demichelis, Helen Critchfield
Myria Howell, Joan Duffield, Marguerite Delpierre, Carolyn Clark., Irene Ciskey. Second Row Left—
Carlene Eggers, Jane Johnson, Shirley Borland, Jean Curtis, Betty Farmer, Betty Curtis, Joetha Cal-
lison, Joan DeBok, Betty Dachenbach. Third Row Left—Twyla Hixson, Norma Lee Graves, Thelma Buers
Ina Jean Davison, Helen Clark, Darlene Edgar, Vira Byers, Patty Fogle, Mary Caylor.
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GROUP I
First Row—Left to Right—Coieen Rosa. A.yce Whitlatch, Marilyn Shaw, Edna White, Helen Williams.
Elizaoeth Rinehart, Liela Stout, Ruth Williamson, Joann Wennerstrum. Donna Woodman, Donna
Spaulding. Second Row—Elizabetn We ch, Georgia Ryan, June Troutman, Betty Reynolds, Jean Willis.
Geneva Winchell, Frances Stevenson, Bonnie Willits, Guyletha Raffety, Jean L. Throckmorton, Mary
Louise Schowalter. Third Row—Lucille Snell. Lovilia Sellers, Norma Stuart. Margaret Threlkeld, Carol
Williamson, Mary Ann Smith, Dolores Willson, Ruth Troutman, Pauline Troutman, Edith Whitlatch.
GROUP II
First Row—Left to Right—Virginia Morrison, Nina Gilliland, Joan Gullion. Marlene Graves. Dorothy
Huntley. Maxine Smith, Helen Hopkins, Marjorie Gillaspie, Janet George, Patty Maloney, Orpha
Gookin, Martha Holmes. Second Row—Betty Bonnett, Roma Murray, Janice Piper, Jennie Jones, Ruth
Morton Norma Lancaster, Myrna Marker, Marjorie Jones, Mary Lou Keene, Mary Mumford, Kathlyn
Martin. Leta Gartin. Third Row—Ruth Marshall, Margaret Hamilton, Mary Fuhs, Vira Byers, Dorothy
Miletich, Elizaoeth Miller, Nancy Mann, Wanda Lewis, Lois La Favre. Ruth Liggitt, Virginia Patterson,
Gertrude Larson, Helen Marker.
GROUP I
Front Row—Left to Right—Walter Pierschbacher, Norman Moon, Charles Moon, Ronald Ruble, Earl
Reynolds, William Offenburger, Joe Mitchell. Second Row—William Welch. Raymond Webb, Harold
Teater, Dale White, Floyd Storm. Rodney Peterson, Joe Wright. Third Row—Wayne Snider, Paul
Sheldon, Gene Pierce, Robert Paige, John Sutherland, Leonard Moore.
GROUP II
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DON BROWNLEE’S SHEEP
77.x
PAUL SHELDON'S HOGS
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The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote sports-
manship among the girls, and to encourage participation in healthful
recreation.
During the school year the girls enjoyed picnics, hikes, parties, and
other sports, the highlight being the basketball season with approx-
imately ninety-five girls reporting for practice. This was followed by
an intramural tournament in which each class supported two teams.
Awards are given in the form of numerals, letters, chevrons, and
stars at the close of each year to the girls who have earned them
through participation in the various activities.
GROUP I
First Row—Lois Anderson, Joanne Kelley, Bonnie McNearney, Donna Woodman, Doris McKnigrr
Edith Richards. Donna Byers. Dorothy McKinley, Irma Carson. Second Row—Charlotte Mahone,
Margaret Goode. Darlene Edgar, Eunice Bingaman, Phyllis Oden. Esther Fulmer, Dorothy Manse*-
Helen Lacey. Third Row—Wanda Lewis, Fern Schreck, Helen Clarku Cleola Stout, Patty Fogle, Eleanor
GROUP II
First Row—Ruth Adams. Pauline Sellers, Ina Jean Davidson, Margery Burgett, Margaret McGratr-
Barbara Oden, Martha Holmes. Norma Stuart, Margaret Threlkeld. Second Row—Margaret Re d
Mae Patterson, Thelma Byers, Betty McFarland, Pauline Henry, Mary Lee Burge, Mary Alice McDowe
Mary Bebout, Norma Rodgers, Ruth Williamson. Third Row—Barbara Stroud, Jean Douglass. Martha
Sylvara. Ida Hawkins. Norma Oliver, Dorothy Miletich. Joan Atwell, Hazel Nordeen.
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I an Lee Throckmorton, Patricia McCurdy.
t.(,Sk°”-
First Row—Left to Right—Elizabeth Batten. Eunice Bingaman. Lois La Favre, Doris Anderson. Nellie
Zenta, Helen Huntley, Bernadine Caylor. Second Row—Wilma Agan. Betty Bales. Virginia Patterson.
Norma Hawkins, Dona Risbeck, Lucille Snell, Helen Critchfield.
The Thespians is a growing
and thriving organization built
from a small group of students
interested in developing dra-
matics. Through work and co-
operation it has become a fairly
large society. With the con-
tinued efforts and enthusiasm
that has been shown by the
present and past members it
will go ever onward, striving for
the ideals expressed in its motto.
"Act well your part; therein all
the honor lies."
r—Left to Right—Norma Stuart, Patricia Maloney, Patricia McCurdy, Martha Holmes.
Ray Smith, Helen M. Critchfield, Miss Sewell. Second Row—Carol Williamson. Ruth Wil-
jyce Bloom, Patsy Patterson, Betty Shaw, Margaret Threlkeld, Helen Hopkins, Donna Shore.
—Walter Pierschbacher, Darold Braida, Donald Shippee, Charles Pedigo, Bill Larson, Philip
Gerald Armstrong.
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'T'tatiwd /Mtetcc Society
First Row—Left to Right—Dean McNeish, Bill Larson, Elwood Sapp, Don Sampson, Kenneth Under-
ation, Eddie Patterson, Blake Johnson, Jim McKinley, Phil Delpierre, Marvin Cottrell. Second Row—
Glenn Ellis, Walden Askren, Kenneth Brewer, Nick Whitlatch, Bill Stewart, Bill Bingaman, Kenneth
Davis, Dick Selby, Richard Owens, Bob Darah.
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RAYMOND WEBB-
WALDEN ASKREN
NICKY WHV
PHIL DELPIERRE—Full-back
DE^N TERREll.
VERNE GRAVES—End
HARRY CLARK
jim McKinley—Guard
KENNETH UNDERATION—Center
BOB DARRAH—Guard
MARVIN COTTRELL-Half-back
DEAN McNE'SH
Guard
PHIL DELPIERRE-
EDDIE PATTERSON—Guard
KENNETH UNDERATION—Center
BILL LARSON—Forward
ELWOOD SAPP_Fo„.,j_c>p(i
DON WELLS—Guard
DEAN McNEISH—Guard
BOB DARRAH—Guard
CARL PEARSON—Forward
RICHARD OWENS—Forward
WAYNE SCHMIDT—Center
bOB WILSON-Guard
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These trophies were established in memory of Bob
Keene and Joe Larson, members of our Basketball team in
1942-1943, who died in 1945 while in service of their
country.
In order that more students might have the opportunity
to play, eight boys' teams and eight girls' teams were
organized.
A round-robin tournament has been played. At the
close of the tournament a trophy will be given to the
winner in each class. At the time we go to press the
tournament is not finished, so the winner cannot be
named.
Below are the teams who played.
THE KNIGHTS CLASS IA
Glenn Robinson, Capt.
John Thompson
Bob Robinson
Gust Sutherland
Frank Potrerson
Dick Donolson
James Tighe
Lloyd Harding
Bernard Parker
Joe Mitchell
Robert Myers
Dick Wright
Doyle Woodcock
THE FIGHTING BULLS
CLASS 2A
John Durham, Capt.
David Blackman
Doyle Gripp
Merrill Gripp
Jim Garrett
Don Wilson
Kenneth Keeney
Bob Baire
Bob Erickson
Bob Wells
Charles Finch
RAILSPLITTERS CLASS 2B
Dean Terrell, Capt.
Tom Kelley
Bill Leonard
Charles Keeney
Rex Gillaspie
Harold Fitzpatrick
John Larson
Lyle Carpenter
Vaughn Eddy
Bob Kneeland
WARRIORS CLASS 3A
Nick Semich, Capt.
Rodney Peterson
Ronald McDowell
Jack Lellenburg
Frank Munch
Donald Shippee
Eugene Mahoney
Darold Braida
Donald Brownlee
Gene Pierce
Glen Ellis
Ben Clayton
BOILERMAKERS CLASS IB
Leo Steinbach. Capt.
David Henderson
Jack Johnson
Oliver New
Bob McRoberts
Wayne Stevenson
Bill Chambers
Jack Beebout
Robert Johnston
Arthur Daw
James Crozier
Joe Halferty
Bob Romine
Marvin Benson
Jim Levis
THE BLACKHAWKS
CLASS 3B
Lloyd Mullins. Capt.
Kenneth Johnston
Bill Clendenen
Dick Dishman
Rex Darrah
Lyle Nickelson
Walden Askren
Leonard Moore
Tom Luckett
Ernest Edwards
Francis Storm
Walter Pierschbacher
Dean Besco
Lewis Lowe
Junior Keeney
CROONERS CLASS 4A
Jim McKinley, Capt.
Verne Graves
Knnneth Brewer
Oliver Brownlee
Bob Carson
Wayne Snider
Ronald Fogle
Gerald Armstrong
Don Haltom
THE NIGHT RIDERS
CLASS 4B
Cecil Woodcock, Capt.
Jim Donelson
Dale White
Don Cottingham
Bob Dishman
Harold Teater
Adonis Harmegnies
HOT SHOTS
Frances Lunan. Capt.
Donna Blackstock
Alyce Whitlatch
Bonnie. Willits
Pauline Larkin
Patty Roush
Norma Lancaster
Coleen Rosa
Frances Keeney
Joan Roberts
Charlene Oliver
WILDCATS
Marguerite Delpierre. Capt.
Wilma Anderson
Joan Duffield
Joan Gullion
Myrta Howell
Dorothy Stevenson
Dorothy Hunrley
Francene Keeney
Ruth Neighbor
Donna Spaulding
Wreathe Abel
Marjorie Fenton
JUNIOR JEWELS
Ida Hawkins. Capt.
Martha Sylvara
Barbara Stroud
Norma Rogers
Darlene Edgar
Bonnie McNerney
Edith Whitlaich
Doris McKnight
JINX
Mary Lee Burge. Capt.
Dorothy Manser
Pat Maloney
Donna Byers
Ruth Williamson
Wanda Lewis
Eunice Bingaman
CHARGERETTES
Donna Woodman. Capt.
Hazel Nordeen
Margaret Goode
Edith Richard
Ruth Adams
Shirley Pettinger
Mary 8ebout
PANSIES
Phyllis Oden, Capt.
Marilyn Kelley
Betty Bonnett
Ruth Bingham
Twyla Malone
Esther Fullmer
Minnie Reeves
Mary Fuhs
BAMBI
Margaret McGrath, Capt.
Pat Fogle
Adriena Ansley
Elizabeth Blackstock
Barbara Oden
Betty McFarland
Virginia Patterson
Norma Oliver
FLASHY FLOPS
Norma Stuart, Capt.
Cleola Stout
Irma Carson
Fern Schreck
Martha Holmes
Zelma Gray
Dorothy McKinley
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Second, 1945-46
FIRST TEAM
BASKETBALL SCORES—1945-46
CLINTON
SECOND TEAM
BASKETBALL SCORES—1945-46
. CHARITON
CHARITON
LEON .
LAMONI
EDDYVILLE
KALONA .
RUSSELL ....
CORYDON .
ALBIA ..
PELLA ....
OSCEOLA
INDIANOLA
DES MOINES TECH.
OSCEOLA
CRESTON_____
MELROSE ....
KNOXVILLE . .
DOWLING . .
RUSSELL _______
LINCOLN ______
WINTERSET _____
ALBIA ________
CENTERVILLE ___
DES MOINES TECH.
INDIANOLA ____
PELLA _________
CORYDON ______
KNOXVILLE _____
CHARITON
SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT
CHARITON _________
CHARITON __________
DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
CHARITON _________
CHARITON _____ ___
SUB STATE TOURNAMENT
CHARITON __________
RUSSELL _______
CORYDON ....
ALBIA _________
PELLA _________
OSCEOLA ______
INDIANOLA . .. •
DES MOINES TECH.
OSCEOLA ______
MILLERTON _____
MELROSE _______
KNOXVILLE _____
DOWLIN6 ______
RUSSELL
LINCOLN ______
WINTERSET _____
CENTERVILLE '.■■■•
OES MOINES TECH.
INDIANOLA ____
PELLA _________
CORYDON ______
KNOXVILLE ____
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Led by our Tour peppy cheerleaders Margaret McGrath, Vaughn
Eddy, Doris Holmes, Hazel Nordeen, the student body has enthusiasti-
cally supported our athletic teams. The cheerleaders have introduced
many new yells and sought to encourage student interest in the games.
Unoer their leadership, the school spirit has continued in the enthus-
iastic tradition of C.H.S. We therefore offer our cheers to the splendid
job they nave done.
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Attendants
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UNCERTAIN WINGS
Presented by the Senior Class, April I I th.
CHARACTERS
POP RILEY—Proprietor of 'The Malte Shoppe'_________________ Jim Do.nelson
ALICE—One of the’Young Fry'.................................Louise Baker
ETHEL—A High School Freshman..............................Irene Ciskey
TUBBY—A moving force in H.S. Activities...................Wanda Blackstock
DOLLY—A High School girl employed as a waitress in
the Malt Shoppe.............................. Frances Stevenson
JACK—Captain of the Basketball Team..........................Dean Evans
MARGARET—The literary light of the High School.......... Mary Ann Smith
BOB—A High School character_______ ...........................Jim McKinley
LOLA—The High School Glamour Girl........................Martha Holmes
JERRY—One of the Boys.....................................Glenn Hayes
TYLER GRANVILLE—The Stranger............................ Melvin Shimp
THE SCENE
Pop's Malt Shoppe—A characteristic high school meeting place.
THE PLAY
Margaret Foster, a high school career girl, learns the price of success when she is
faced with a choice between entering a State drama tournament and accepting the
sponsorship of the high school basketball team. At the risk of losing all her friends and
tne prestige of a social leader of the school, she elects to follow her'star and enter the
drama tournament. When she wins the’tournament, success and achievement are in
her grasp but she has made her sacrifice too and learns that the creative artist must
always give up the lesser triumphs for the goal ahead.
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Loo
is ^,iUs week'
_________ ies Moines. ,
~ ....... , , know
When one gets his tie cut in two. ng ot whom .
one has a right to look worried, eh doubt it is ti At
wot? Mr. Wright ? The student bodye). On the audience
also spotted the identical lie on fifoifig to Illlsan
■ • That sho1 AU
1 —\
_______________
By II. A. IV.
• wilSupt. I.unan. Was that a put-up job -•
:u with Segbi, the niagacian
. l.mey lias What
p broad ruin Sauipsi
id for
'"'"in typii
saiii
anil
is
she wil ,,,,
. } Mho
worried ,
. seat o
ai.i.ilt
couldn
“That. tea< Blouse
ulc for the 1:
can i you n wpy
leave dear
>'istmasit) Marshall. is,(.t lhv
tnri is informal n
o slay cki> Miia(rs.
. I1""' sl.*" '■ "come out on top in (that?) scramble
.,U lh(“^ " for N’ickv Whithitch.
he rest of gllOrl too
waistline") '
" ": Stay here and woi'kf jtv js the i
pec him
0 leave
eral di-
is tall,
le is am
u next
i didn't
Lr.x*Wini the
led by Miss Christenson
White Christians." “0 C'mm
'<! Faithful" and "Silent j
•all. .lust to
))ou:hait" of the Chariton Seconds
iinseir is Defeat Centerville
. ask-v t0 S1)elld
‘ Sebben's pat
h Mr..Sebben
ntsiastic.
ve the, re;lsOni?
ayIt t.|;iK)Wll and
■ Jenn.iuay say any'
.wish.
In a
toil se
1C lie Rv
Monda
field.
Trai
onds
rente
i Lett
■ was st
• game-'
Chari-'
e Lit-
25-20
local
ton tin-
in iliir-
l-s who
"or iiiu
The
was
^ldeulyk“r( '
, v<> type that
..'J4™."'1’Abl
’ ° ’ tiial training
.... • , , ■ i d "'ilh one pass f.
lhe girls are wondering vorite pUrftfielhnockA
;* material. .\-25- 20. J!
>ing t<> spend. Receiving the operim- ki.-k-iof.
. „ , _-.li the teal ("mrilou fumbled on (In ir own :>•)
Whar about this novel tno- have b(Jeu c,va,.d rhe|l ;i (Vn-
t
n
67
HIGHLIGHTS
x*-*
9__Knoville. h^e- at'
12-G. K- meeting .
junior Class PlaV-j
■xcuity ,v-: m
i .. f ... s
ibe bonie
AH School Party^a
2___ pool ball-
n. R. Pabty, ‘■•30
CHAMPIONSHIP
Chariton b|
V-’ shown more (1
than can be il
\>xc people. It rivq
v< xo. sports era of ('
1932 period
rooms.
;?the borne
eh jester-
re 'XX
% Vvim'ival
menibeV
High Schoos
October 29-
Novem' d’
tljere.
November
P-. ni-
November
i- November’
4:00 P- ni-
November 1
£<'
, / <O"SW£.
> Pr°Sram
' For Homecoming
E«eJs Friday, Oct. 19^
• A WeeJ; s< f si
nalize the hooks £,iw| libraries^ Chariton high will have its
'A<‘ <>l ch.niton high i;I,ual homecoming festivities
<>i mu hooks, our jj.jday, October 19. 2:15 p. m.
inc wi>-k that jt jsjowing is the program which
be followed: /
c“v ‘‘liy^ Music by band./
ve i‘orgoi-j Announceme;
nah end. ;4ley and int:
lerwo.nt ■ Council Pi/
billing!' Song /
..^ a^u
*v are proud
ve< brtiry. ;I11(|
Ao carrying ()11
«A' The school
V'1
^<rtsta/
;oks.
by Helen
Airs, Frank
- ' Chariton Schools