Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1946 volume:

; . ■■ . t z?. - ' : THE Charlevoix ' 45- ' 46 N. TOTTEN - Editor D. BROWN 1 „ J. MOL t Plcture Pages E. TAYLOR - Typist M. SIPPEL - Sales Manager D. C. MALTBY - Advisor SPONSORED BY CLASS OF 1946 ttW A TRIBUTE • We, the Class of nineteen hundred and forty - six, dedicate this annual to the former students of Charlevoix High School who so bravely gave their lives, that future generations might live in a world of peace. C X JU n -u a 3; - 7 f D y yuL C 9? . f tuM. % GC.M dU 1 « Jr. P] , _ - . . . lay , ■ ■ .. .• I , Jv. . ..■ •: r. PI- t F . Jr. me I. Courier : - ' ' ' ary Crj ison PI G. A. A. i 1 1 i k J- Hod J an ... :■:• .. Lin Junior Play Donna P. Henry Jr. ] J-Hc 2 ' t .. , Jr. 1 Lub asa 0f3 I .... Mol 11 Track, Jr ' , CI, ' : ' . ruce .. ... . Anthony E. Novotny P otball, 11, --• k, Sr. Play, Band Leline Olszewski Jr. rlsy, J-Hoo i Club, G.A.A. Home c . tiuo nee . ' . Dlach Football , Basis t ball, Jr. Play Dfficer DDnnn Oud . rk C. .:. . :■ :■:.: v L 1 J. Ouderkirk . Carniv . Crimson Flash J-Hoc [ . . ... heerleader, Jr. Play, Sr. Play Kenr.elh Ru ■ M rie Sippel Jr. ] Jr. Play, Glee ncll .. ry L u haw Club, Triple Trio, Jr. Play Crimson sh Bonnie Sutton Clr s s Secre ta ry Jr. PL r. PL- y Lne raylor Jr. Play Class Offi-c Irimsoi . 1 . Tot1 Sand, J-h - Lee - Play, Crimi ml ... V r - C . H. S C: I .; . ... Jr ... 11 , Foot .. ck, Sr. p i « • - or; thy fin lck j 3 Fo . . . . CLASS HISTORY Early In September of the year 1932 we began our Journey Into the mysteries of the three R ' s, which, for most of us, has contin- ued until this year of 1946. The main activity of that year was falling In the fish-pond, which very few of us escaped. The first grade was high-lighted by the song, Though April Showers May Come Your Way. In the second grade our most thrilling event was the present- ation of a wedding gift to our teacher, Mrs. Cook — a cake knife and red table cloth. The third grade was one of scrubbed tooth and nail with Mrs. Dick. Suzy Little Suzy was our favorite harmonica number. Miss Millar welcomed us In the fourth year. Jack Mol with his antics Joined our class that year, and has been with us ever since. m In the fifth grade Miss Dittmer worked on our talents with a radio program, Gus Fotchman was the announcer, while Lois Snap- ton and Ed. Novotny starred as entertainers. them. We had co-teachers in the sixth grade and did we ever tease A mm Imagine] We have now reached the seventh grade, our first year In Junior High, and did we ever think we were something. Miss Milner really calmed us d own, and quick. Max Smith with the decimal point was a corker. Our second year in Junior High wasn ' t nearly as exciting, the novelty of our new envirovment had worn off. Our Freshmen year finally arrived. We were in High School, and we let everyone know It. The fellows helped with the knitting for war relief and we received the stars and bars for armbands as a reward. Our Sophmore year was uneventful and the teachers were glad for a year of comparative peace. The J-Hop was the outstanding accomplishment of our Junior year. We also gave the play Sneak Date, which was a great suc- cess. We are now Seniors. Sports have been the highlight of this year. Our play, Let Me Out Of Here, was very successful, and we had a trip as a reward for those many hours of practice. We wore our class colors, blue and white , for graduation. The boys had blue gowns and the girls white. Our flower was the carnation nd our motto: Today we will follow, tomorrow we will lead. CLASS PROPHESY Eugene Barber Eugene Bergman Kathryn Bowen Shirley Bradley Don Brown Bob Craln Leone Courier Bill Fochtman Jean Hamlin Joan Helse Donna Henry Maxine Lewie Claire Martin Beth Megglson Jack Mol Bruce Newman Ed. Novotny Adeline Olszewski Vincent Olach Donna Ouderkirk Doris Ouderkirk Donna Rose Kenneth Russell Shirley Schantz Marie Slppel Mary Lou Shaw Bonnie Sutton Elaine Taylor Nancy Totten Gerry Ver Snyder Bernle Ward Dot Wlnnlck Bernle Zeltler Promoting a Wolf Campaign. Manager of a Broadway theatrical show. Living in the City. Famous florist designer. Coaching at University of Michigan Operating Cy ' s Interstate Trucking Business. Staying as far away as possible from a farm. Electrical engineer In Bolivia. Happily married. Another Dorothy Dlx. Private secretary to one man only. Professor of Chemistry at MSC. Touring through France and Germany. Telephone operator at the Waldorf Astoria. Head of Charlevoix ' s Dependable Plumbing Service, A famous veterinary. Owns a Commercial Air Line. Dress designer at Saks Fifth Avenue. Captain In the Marines. Living in a New York penthouse. Blues singer in the Trocadero in California. Powers model. Owns the United Nations Creamery. Attending patients in a State Hospital. Planning the future of her twelve. Model housewife with a model family. Private secretary with her own soda fountain. Taking alot of little Pics to school. Partner in the Byers trucking business. Living In California. Owning a fleet of fish tugs. Selling cosmetics at the Book Cadilac Hotel. Head of The Conservation Department of Mich. : Q NAME Eugene Baroer Eugene Bergman Kathryn Bowen Shirley 3redley Don Brown 3ob Craln Leone Courier Bill Fochtman Jean Hamlin Joan Helse Donna Henry Maxine Lewis Claire Martin 3eth Megglson Jack Mol Bruce Newman Ed. Novotny Adeline Olszewski Vincent Olach Donna Ouderklrk Doris Ouderklrk Donn? Rose Kenneth Russell Shirley Schantz Marie Sipple Mary Lou Shaw Bonnie Sutton Elaine Taylor Kane; ' Totten Gerry Ver Snyder 3ernie Ward Dot Vi ' innlck Bernie Zeitler I LEAVE MY Way with the women to Guy Smith. Army experience to Itch Bennett. Place in C.H.S. to a Junior. Flirtations to Lo Anne Anderson. Cap pistol to Dick Hardy for protection. Books to any Junior who want6 them. I leave, making no comment. Love life to any handsome Junior. Love of nature to Jack G-. Way with the Franks to Andy Essenberg. Tracks behind me. Big brother to Betty Potter. Army experience to all 18 year old boys. Quietness to Bun. Night life to Hardy I leave . An.bitlon to fly to all students. No trails behind me. Ky school troubles to Em. Howe. Worries to lone Mosier. Ambition to Bonnie Barber. Ability to forget to Joan Stevens. The Chemistry Lab. (PERIOD) Office work to Sarah Coleman. Nickname Harry to my sister. School to those who come behind me. Solid Geometry book (PERIOD) Way with the Martins to Car ilUe Geneit. Heighth to Em. Howe. Irish, ten.per to Dot Klooster. Place in Basketball to Frank Martin. Ability to cut hair to Joan Ward. Charlevoix High (PERIOD) k C K E L E C T I N Prettiest Girl Handsomest Boy Cutest Girl Cutest 3oy Popular Girl Popular Boy Basnful Girl Bashful Boy Busiest Girl Busiest Boy Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy Girl Singer Boy Singer Girl Most Likely To Succeed Boy Most Likely To Succeed Class Angel Class Cut-Up Boy Athlete Girl Athlete Classiest Girl Classiest Boy Actor Actress Original Girl Original Boy Girl Dancer Boy Dancer Optimist Pessimist Beau Catcher Ladles Man Sunbeam Best Speaking Voice (Girl) Best Speaking Voice (Boy) Sweetest Girl Class Poet Donna Rose Bernle Ward Dot Wlnnlck Jack Mol Shirley Bradley Vlnce Olach Jean Hamlin Bruce Newman 3onnie Sutton Ed Novtony Marie Slppel Vince Olach Geraldine Ver Snyder Bob Grain Bonnie Sutton Ed Novtony Bonnie Sutton Jack Mol Bernle Zeitler Beth Meggison Elaine Taylor Bernie Ward Don Brown Marie Sippel Katherlne Bowen Bruce Newman Shirley Bradley Don Brown Vlnce Olach Don Brown Doris Ouderkirk Bob Crain Donna Ouderkirk Nancy Totten Bernle Zeitler Dot Wlnnlck Vince Olach Stuff and Nonsense Nickname Slim Barber Shene Bergman Katy Bowen Brad Bradley 3run Brown Onle Courier Cy Craln Gus Fochtman Jeannle Hamlin Hlz Helse ' ' Hank Henry Mickl Lewis Pic Martin Stoop Meggison Curly Mol Doc Newman Tony Novotny Vince Olach Squirrels Olszewski Twin Ouderklrk Dodle Ouderklrk Lefty Rose Bunk Russell Schantzle Schantz Lefty Shaw Sip Slppel Bonnie Sutton Ig Taylor Red Totten Red Ver Snyder Tufe Ward Dottle Wlnnlck Beezy Zeltler Ambition for 1966 Be around Happy days ahead Time will tell Have twins To have a job Wish I knew To retire Be married World travel Travel Do well whatever I may be doing Travel It all depends Have a grandchild To be around To be around Fly Retire Just happiness Happily married Housewife Housewife Have a job Marriage Marriage Farmer and 10 kids Travel Housewife A nice home and — Housewife Husband Marriage Work for the Conservation Dept. of Mich. Most Cherished Possession Food and n.ore food Money and woiiien A picture of a Navy nan I. D. bracelet I ' m wearing My overshoes and red socks Member of the Armed Forces My 11-gauge shotgun My life My health Well Frank ly Byerd My sense of humor Don ' t own it yet A thing Lock of red hair My coin collection My airplane My life The man on my mind Our love Being with my man My temper My car My pigtails Ed My overalls My new typewriter The class ring I ' m wearing Someone in the A.A.F. My piano My life Friendship with Joan Ward My life, I dread what will happen if I lose it Surpressed Desire A 46 Mercury Convertible Be a millionaire Go to Enid , Oklahoma Own a flower shop Money Concert Pianist Blow up the Chemistry Lab. Another Harry James Teacher of Home Ec. Own ana manage a hotel Be an Oostetrical Nurse Yearning for the unconven- tional I wouldn ' t know Work for Lefty Be a state trooper To graduate Air Force A Pontlac Convertible 3ecome a seamstress To get what I go after To be a singer To Act Another Einestein Join the Service Travel around the world Ski down mountains standing up None Have more nights in a week College and happiness To be a singer To get a start in life Success Happiness for everyone KAYDfcltt WIN CLASS V TROPHY Rayders Defeat Jordan lo Remain Unbeaten Red Rayders Win 25-0 Local 1 1 Trim Grayling On Local Field Friday Basketeers Win Again; Score, 36-23 Jordanites Lose To Fast Rayder ' 5 ' 1945 - 46 ' Basketball Schedule Dec. 14 — East Jordan there. Dec. 21 — Gaylord here. Jan. 4 — Pcllston there. Jan. 11— Harbor Springs there. Jan. 18 — Boyne City here. Jan. 22 — Grayling there. Jan. 25 — Mancclona here. Feb. 1 — Petoskey there. Feb. 8 — East Jordan here. Feb. 12 — Boyne City there. Feb. 15 — Gaylord there. Feb. 22 — Pellston here. Mar. 1 — Harbor Springs here. Mar. 7-8-9 — District tourney. In 1945 Charlevoix High School ' s footuall team defeated ooyne City for the first time In thirteen yeais, an d battled their way to the goal of undefeated, unscored upon, class ' C conference champs, with 229 points to their credit and none against them. With comoaratlvely little competition, they de- feated every opponent by a wide margin. The lowest score was 25-0. During the ' 45- ' 46 basketball season the team lost uut one game, and that by a smell margin to a nonconf erence team. After many exciting and thrilling moments they were crowned District Champs, but were defeated in the final game of the Re- gional Tournament by the strong and fast Manton team that was later crowned State Champs. The team and the coach worked hard and were backea by the student body for a successful season that wlllnot be forgotten. Rayders Are Victors Over Gaylord Quintet Red Raydera Do It Again Win by 25-0 Score Over Mancelona ' 11 ' Local Quintet Win Opener, Score 21-16 Rayders Continue Winning Streak layders Finish Basketball ieason With Perfect Record Rayders Win From Boyne By Score of 33-0 Rayders Win Over Boyne Ramblers In Exciting Game Red Rayders Win 64-0 Over Harbor Springs ocals Win First Game in 3 Year From Boyne 11 Rayders Lose In Redonal Plav-Off FOOTBALL SQUAD J BASKETBALL TEAM it 7 f .f® W ! v y y MJ . j N . i cf ) U«y?1|r yifeHf H - 2 i ' h.o i L n all bo E5 ) J A . N -«., ) « i : , A Vi - -Z-=- y %  i -tr irfjj -A f lWtV V V, rr lp i ft 4 3 ;.J x W L i _ I tf I i M l : « Ik 0 |f K ' - ' . . , ■ , t ' Z . ' a ■ ' ■■ 4 ■ ■ ■: i • • t Ed I 1 .-• ■ V ■ '