Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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----T H E C H A R H I A N---- 9v5y F A G U L T Y ERNEST II. CH APELLE Superintendent A.B.—W. S. T. C. M.A.—V. of M 'WES DELL H. ASPERSOS A.B.—S. S. T. C. Science Mathematics KENNETH HA RSHILL R.8.—tt 8. T. C. Wood.%h op Physical Training FLORA M BVRGDORF B.S.—V. of M. (iraduate Registered Surse Training School for Nurses. Chicago MARY CARLAS I) A.B.—U. of M. French IAttin ALLEF.S COMBS Ferris Institute Commercial Suhiects J. H. DU GUI I) B.S. Hillsdale M.8. V. of M. Chemistry Mathematics DYKH0U8E Principal B.S. M. 8. C. M.A.—U. of M. Civics BENJAMIN F. HEN SISK B.S.—M. 8. C. Agriculture EMERSOS HILPEBRA ST Olivet M usic MARENA S. KI PUSHER Albion A.B.—U. of M. English History Bible ELIZABETH KREHiER B.8.—M. S. . Domestic Science HARLAN R. McCALL A.B. Albion Mathematics Journalism Glee Club EARL MEAD B.S. W s. T. C. Woodshop Mechanical Drawing DOROTHY STEWART A.B.—Hillsdale English Latin JONATHAN M. STI'TZMAS A.B. Manchester College M.A.—U. of M. History Civics Debate MA EBELLE S It'A RTZ B.S. W 8. T. C. Physical Training MARIE L. TAYLOR Michigan State Normal Olivet II istory Civics Arithmetic WINIFRED WELLS A.B. Olivet U. of Chicago St. Hugh's. Oxford. England English FRASCES WILDERS Michigan State Normal Columbia M. S. C. English Glee Club HELENE WVERRES N. S. T. C. Whitewater state Teachers' College Stenography Typewriting — Page 2 —

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THE AND ORANGE BLACK I 934 We, the seniors amt journalism students of Charlotte hiyh school trish to dedicate this annual to the memoro of William Reno. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIORS AND JOURNALISM STUDENTS O F CHARLOTTE H GH SCHOOL CHARLOTTE. MICHIGAN Editors - Betty King Eleanore Toutan Business Manager - Emerson Visch

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T II E C H A R H I A N II () N () R ST U I) E N T S Jerine Bradley Kathleen McCormick Gladys Spotts Being valedictorian or salutatorlan, or having your name engraved on the honor plaque, is the highest honor any senior may hope to obtain. Jerine Bradley won the distinction of valedictorian and Kathleen McCormick and Gladys Spotts tied for salutatorian. Seven others deserve honorable mention for their high scholastic standings. They are in order of scholarship: Ellen Young. Raymond Wilson. Betty King, Janet. Murray, Elaine I each, Kleanore Toutant. and Armlnda Hyde. Jerine Bradley earned the valedictorianship with an average of 3.47 points, while Kathleen and Glndys tied with 3.4 points. The students selected as valedictorian, salutatorian and those with their names on the honor plaque are not prominent in scholastic duties only, hut take a great part in outside activities. Jerine has been a Girl Reserve for four years, acting to the best of her ability on several committees. She has attended the honor banquet every year. She was an alderman on the student council in her freshman year. In her sophomore year she was secretary of her class and this year is a member of the travel club. Kathleen has been a member of the Girl Reserves, rural students club and has attended the honor banquet several years. She is on the Charhian staff Ibis year and also a member of the assembly committee. She was chairman of the Junior-senior banquet last year. Gladys has served on the student council and Is secretary of the senior class. She is concert master of the orchestra and has belonged to the Girl Reserves, rural student club and attended the honor banquet durine her h’rh school career. H O N O R P L A 0 U E TP HE University of Michigan club, through Vine Peters, has awarded to this school an Honor Plaque on which the names of a boy and girl, chosen from the senior class each year as the best leader, sportsman, and all-round good student, are placed. , V Kleanore Toutant is the girl who is chosen to ha e her name engraved on the Honor Plaque this year. She has been active in Interclass sports and has been a member of the Girl Reserves 1' i M for five years, acting for three years as president. She is presi- dent of the dramatic club and assistant editor of the Charhian this year. While in the eighth grade Kleanore served as presl- 1 Jfe Vl dent of her class. The boy whose name appears on the honor plaque is Harold fi 1 Sloan. He has be-n on the football, basketball, and track teams. I M J He was a member of the C” club three years, and of the Hl-Y A four years. He Is president of the Hi-Y and vice president this KMHI■■■ year of his class. He is on the Charhian staff and has attended Eleanor Toutant — Page S —