Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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R E 0 ra ock trpet His'wi m o ' wh tad Cross C try 45 tor , 5 Service League 25 S 1 ncn ATTELIO ROSATI j6U5lleming A wise m make h ' erthoughts firslf' f N Brasher? A ' asketball Officials Club 35 Moworf ub 45 Service League 45 Reserve Soccer 4. WW RlS RYDER VJ 244 Willowbrook R A word, a' smile, a happy song, 'Tis thus she helps the world along. School Newsstalf 45 Service League 45 Soccer 2, 3, 4. 5 ' 5 EDWARD SANGIACOMO X 42 Ellis Place A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, a hand to execute. . Qrg Ciraft 25 Motor Club 3, 45 Witan j .4 . 'QWZ' f , ,f , 1 EBERHARDKQTINKIXKDQIR X ' 11 Harbor View gerr e , The joy of the world ' in ttf!! making of friends. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Service League 45 Soccer 2, 3, 4. 5 'lf 148 . aul reet Laugh ' hen I laugh, I seek o other fame. fD P Motor Club 45 Pep Box 25 Social Dancing 35 Golf 4. ' 1 nf eff! ripfbifr, 4 pp Q, V' 5, K.,-qq I . 5 , 8 e is ad There's ujfplaceh en of worth for him on thifearth, Becatise he can alwayssmile. Motor Club 2, 3, 45 Social Dancing 3, 45 Service League 4. JAZNUARY e PHYLLIS TACKABURY 7 Alonzo Street Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Business Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Service League 2, 4. 1' 5' Q .l f f 4 rf 1 tug, Vevafv, guy, ,pc1e4,u4,f, ENID SYBIL TALBOT 150 Chalford Road Gayety is welcome wherever it may go! Business Club 45 Pep Box 45 Pilot 45, Service League 4. A , p N il . ' , . WlJ?yA'4Z a Good, yala d rl ' , I iiaj' ll 4 y0ll.H a tb ll45 Bus C 5- 5Hi-Y45 e o 3' tv:-4 I - rty45Service o r 2 45 Visu id Co . Cf . ll ,il 1' f V wi 0451, -B ,I D ,I ,' Q2 cEwen ,. ,f I wig appy-go-lucky, griend, always cheerful and Jnfif ' , Motor Club 3,6 lgesierve Baseball 4. Qi? L 280 Stone Road ln thy face are. the ways of honor, truth, and loyalty. X r--X... Band 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 25 Green-1 house Club 25 Cheer Leader 45 Motor Club 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pep Box 3, 45 President Service League 2, 3, 45 Senior Cou xcil 3, 4. 5 . Q X l,SSIE WHITAKER JA 32 Wilder Terrace M .ff What do we live for if not to make the world less difficult for each other? Chi-Y 45 Pep Box 3, 45 Service League 3 43 j . EHOMAS WILLS i My 12 tree Road Wh rake promise, served no private ., . 'elude f it ,o inednotitle, and lost nofriend. fc Ba 5 Basketball Officials Club 2, 3, N' 45 xotor Club 45 Orchestra 35 Ping , BEXIIKN Club 3, 45 Pilot 2, 3, 45 Schoo N wsdtaff 45 Reserve Basketball 3 1 IEW Soccer 2, 3, 45 Senior Counci 2 , ,' Track Team 2, 3, 45 Wrestlin XC,lub 2, 3, 4.

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-. 5, ' RICHARD LACY 6 Leander Road Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Greenhouse Club 2g Motor Club 43 Pep Box 33 Remember the Day 43 Reserve Soccer 4. JoHN IQUNIIAH-L 3 M Bffkeh Avenue X V x 1 Jin! When you play, play hard, yzlwiyouli work, don't play at all , J , Baseball 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, Captain 43 Baskgtball 'Qilicials Club 23 Hi-Y 3, fPreside 'I 43 Senior Council 23 Service League 4QxB6S6FV6 Soccer 2, 3, 4. JEAN MAHANEY 30 Redfield Street True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. Baseball 23 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Leaders Group 43 Pep Box 2, 33 Service League 33 Soccer Honor Team 2, 33 Volleyball -2, 3. WGERDA MALECK 133 Wyndham Road The party is dull, till her light is brought there. Pilot 43 School Newsstall' 43 Service League 3, 43 Witan 4. . X, J . A l NORMA MALIYIGREN -' 3 7 Mlmay Road ' I f ' li nfzotnyirid happiriesls in your: work, y have3thehwrorUjoh. ' ' Q A I ' Chi-Y 3, 4g Sodial Dancing 2. If .. X l i fi v . -. . 2 lf' l,3yg.fUi' MATTIL , , v -3 28 QI Ton Street 3 ,433 . ' C 4Eve rllain has his aults andhonesty , Q fy, f . .. is hifj' 3 ' 'I ,- . iiklb mvinzi. MB kewl 2, 3. 43 gasmau o iials asuba, 3, 43 Hi-Y Soccer E 3, 43cgenior Council 4. , P 3gfJoAN MCKNIGHT 1 V 292-'Forgham Road fu.-ric lds that caplivation which m, es u ant to tive forever. Pep Box 43 Ping Pong 43 Jazz Band 2, 3, 43 Orkghistra 2, 3, 43 Senior Council 43 Service ague 43 Witan 4. JANUARY, vit ,. X 'ii L! an 3 HELEN MCQUAY 100 Cragg Road It's the song ye sing and the smile ye wear 1 , That 'makes the sun shine everywhere. Hdbbr Bowling Team 4, Messiah ,- Service League 2, 43 Soccer 33 South in Sonorag Tennis 43 Witan 4. . fl K' :MMA X ' Q! rhzcfff- HAROLD MEEKER 409 River Street No matter what else you have, you are poor if you lack friends. Reserve Cross Country 4. lf .f,fQAa'oi.E MINSTER P-V0 88 Shelter Stneet Devoted, generoizs, vo id x4j'g1.iite,.L4 ,aff And with her zfzlzdte heart's welcome in ,llwr afmilef' l .57 Greenhouse Club 2 3 Ser5'md EDNA NICOL 108 Washington Avenue She needs no praise, her own true nature commends itself. Baseball 23 Baslfethall 2, 3, 43 Co-op Committee 43 G. A. A. 33 G. A. A. Honor Roll 33 Senior Council 43 Service League 43 Soccer 2, 3, 43 Witan 4. 3 .IA .K P 18 e eet X . lt ' n's o inlssnlive to make pu great V .ach evement still gre . Hi- - Les Babillards 2, 33 Motor Club , ptimates 3, 4g Reserve Base- ball 4. MARY PRINZI f I 488 Stonewood Avenue T3 3' l ecause last 'night you laughed so gay,' 3 re s joy inside your work today. iaseball 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Biology Q, 3'VClub 3, 43 Co-op Committee 43 Senior NX l Council 43 G. A. A. 2, 33 Ghost of Lolly- op Ba 3 Inter-High Choir 23 Soccer lilonor 'leam 2, 33 Witan 4. QRICHAR REIDENBACH X 1 1 r Road Wit and pers ality have characterized many great . Band 3, 4- iology Club 23 Cheer Leader 3 Co-op Committee 33 Ex- f ecutive uncil President 43 Hi-Y 43 Inte - h Band 43 Jazz Band 3, 43 e a 3, 43 Pep Box 2, 33 Social ' g 23 Toastmaster Athletic Sup- per 3, 43 Wrestling Club 2. l 9 3 B

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DONALD 'VVOLZ 253 Hardin Road Forward and fr ' ee was lhere, The will to dvi so l to dare.' Biology Club , Cheer ader 2, 3,.4g Motor Club , 4g Pep ox 2g Service League 2, Soccer 4. ia 'f Y U K my ,F o' ' ?l!LEAfl?llO?lLlYfOU X I ml. 224 Lake Breeze RE- Hich in the qualities of mind and heart lhal make la noble woman. Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Honor Team 45 Candy Committee 4: G. A. A. 3, 49 Greenhouse Club 23 Motor Club 43 Optimates 3, 43 Service League 2, 3, 45 Soccer 29 Tennis 4, Visual Aid Corps 3, 45 Witan 4. Q? wif riglfifiiies CX-270 E emere Drive HILDA KLIER 30 Pearson Street Like two gentlemen rolled into one. Biology Club 2, Service League 3. HAROLD THOMAS 375 Stone Road 0Un PAST BEVEALED By DOROTHY BRIZIUS Our class has many memories of the old school, which used to be across the street. When the new building was being erected, our attention was taken by watching it rise and wondering how soon it would be ready for us to occupy. In the old portable, Room No. 99 was our home- room when we first entered Charlotte from No. 42 and No. 38 schools. Miss Sage was our homeroom teacher, and was, until we entered our third year of high school. One day when the Senior High School had an assembly, when we were in the seventh grade, we had a long homeroom period, and decided to utilize the extra time by putting on an entertainment. One well-remembered incident was Dick Beidenbach's version of the Hawaiian hula dance, costume and all. Janet Meech and Phyllis Koester sang a duet, Marjorie Fournier danced for us, Fred Packard played the accordion, and Bob Ward played the cornet. In the course of our progress through the years, we have lost some of the members of our class by the wayside. Al Baker, Jr., doubled up on his studies and was graduated with the June class of 1937. He is now attending the University of Rochester. Bruce Bogardus, Fred Packard, Wilfred Scheflle, Maynard Hellman, Elwood Wheeler, and Paul Gilbert left to attend other schools. Margaret Giles and Margaret Koehler left school to go to work. Our class has turned out to he one of champions in Soccer, Basketball, and Love. This year the soccer team won the championship of the city and of this section. Some of the members of this team in our class are Everett Brown, Eberhard Schneider, John Lundahl, Harold Michel, Jack Tesmer, Don Wolz, and Tom Wills. Everett Brown made the All-Scholastic Team, and many of us felt that Eb Schneider should have been on the team, too. In the second year, the girls formed a basketball team. It was a glorious team, and they had a glorious season, losing every game they played. In the begin- ning of their twelfth year, though, they won the Inter-class championship. This team was composed of Arelene Cooper, Eleanor Young, Vivian Cranch, Margaret Giles, Mary Prinzi, Janet Meech, Edna Nicol, and Buth Boylan. We think a silver loving cup should be awarded to each of the two couples in our class who seem to uphold the true bonds of loyalty and love, longer than others. They seem so faithful to each other. Several members of our class took Chemistry in their eleventh year. Those members often got out of class work by suggesting to Mr. Bird, who then had charge of fire drills, to have a fire drill during iifth period. Mr. Bird was always so obliging. When the Greenhouse was first new, Arelene Cooper, Eleanor Young, Helen McQuay, Dorothy Brizius, Phyllis Koester, Vivian Cranch, Lloyd Kavanaugh, John Bullock, and Everett Brown were garden enthusiasts and could be found down there after school, diligently working in the soil. Margaret Brightman, Carol Minster, Dorothy Bigger, Dorothy Brizius, and Helen McQuay were in the Library assisting Miss Cashman. They were on the Library Committee. The homemaking class was always a favorite spot for the boys. When the girls came from class, they gathered round demanding samples of the girls' culinary art. QCon1inued on page 591 A . ..-.-... .-........-.......,................... ,... ......l...-...s.,.....t.. s..- ..... ........A......Mn. , ,, X. i