Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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--THE CHARHIAN-- SENIORS BETTY KING l rainatk' Club ’33, ’34; Glee Club ‘33; Operetta ’33; Girl Reserves '32. '33. '31. Treas. ’34; Class Vice IYe . '33: Girl Scout '31; Junior I’luy ’33; Rural Stu- dents Club ’31. '32. ’33. ’34; Che Nous '32; Clutrliiun Staff 31; Orange and Black '34; Honor Banquet '34: Mixer Committee '34; Quill and Scroll ’34. ALTA REE LAWHEAD Glee Club ’31. '32; Operetta '31. '32; Travel Club ’31; Girl Reserves ’32. ’S3; InterHnsa Si orts '32, ’S3; Honor Banquet ’SI, ’32, ’S3. ELAINE LEACH Rural Students Club '31. ’32. 33. 31. Sec. and Treas. 34: Glee Club '31; Operetta 31: Class Treas. ’33; Honor Banquet ’31. ’32. ’33, ‘31; Orchestra ’34. MARION LOCKE Commercial Club '32; Travel Club ’31; Student Council ’34. Rural Students ’31. 34; Honor Banquet 34. EITHYL MASTERS Commercial Clui» ’32: Glee Club 32: Operetta 32; Trawl Club ’32. ’33. ’34; Girl Reserves '32. ’33. Honor Banquet ’32] KATHLEEN McCORMICK Quill and S. roll '34: Chnrhlan Staff ’34; Assembly Committee; Girl Reserve 33 34; Honor Banquet ’31. ’S3. '34; Rural Students Club ’31. '3 . S3. 3|. Orange and Black 34: Salututorian '34. JANET MURRAY J Club 31; Travel Club ’S|. 12: Quill nnd Scroll '33; Girl Reserves MS- Orange and Black '33. MARGARET NORRIS ''Ms 32- • «: Dramatic lub 33. 34; Honor Banquet ’31 '32- S??? '33- 3': Orange and Black ’34; Quill nnd Scroll '34. ROSE ONORA ;iee Club ’ll; Operetta '31; Girl Re- serves ’33. 34; Rural Student ’34. WALTER POPPE Boy Scouts ’SI, ’32; Orange and Black MAXINE PORTER Honor Banquet '31. ’33. '34; Rural Stu- dent Club ’31. ’34. ION E PRYOR Debate Club '32; Operetta '30. 31, ’32; Orchis! Club ’31; Girl Reserves '30. 31. ’«I. ’33. 34. Sec. '30; Junior I’lay ’33; Honor Banquet 31, '32: Dramatic Club '33. '34. Sec '33; Chnrhlan Staff '34: Girl Scouts '30; Travel Club '31; Interclass Sport '31. LESTER PUGH Glee Club '34; Boy Scouts 32; Football '31, '32. '33: Honor Banquet 'M, 32. 33, '34; Orange and Black '33: Track '21, '32. '33; Travel Club '33. '34: III-Y '33. '34; vice Pre . •? ; x. Y. Z. Club '30; Inter- class Sports '31. '32. '34; C Club '33. 84. JOSEPHINE RAMSEY Student Council '30; Girl Scouts '3ft, 31, '32: Square Deals 32. '33, Vice Pres. '32: Class Vice Pres. '31: Travel Club '34; Interclass Sports 31. '32. '33, Capt. '33; Honor Banquet '31. ANDRE RENO Radio Club '34, LYNDON ROBINSON DONALD WELSH PottervlUe High School '31. '32: Truck '33, '34; Football '32, :t; Rural Students Club '34: C Club '34; Glee Club '34; In ter class Sports '34. RAYMOND WILSON Pottervllle High School '31; Commercial Club '32: Band 34; Orchestra '34; Char» Mail Staff '34. FELENIECE WOOD Jackson High School 31, '32: Leslie High School '33: Interclass S| ort» ‘34; Dramatic Club '34. LAURENCE WOODWORTH Glee Cluh '34; Rural Students Club '34; Rand '31. '32. '33. '34; Orchestra '32. '33. '34: F. F. A. '31. '32. '33. '34: Honor Banquet '31, '33. ELLEN YOUNG Girl Reserves '31. '33, '34; Commercial Club 31, '32; Honor Banquet 31, '32. '33, '34; Glee Club '31, '32. '33; Opercttu '»2. ■33: Debate Club '33. '34; Square Deal '32. '33. RUTH MOORE Lansing 31, '32. '33. RALPH OVERMYER Junior Play ’33; Interclass Sports '33. KATHERINE SHEPHERD Cleveland 31. '32. 33: Honor Banquet 34. MARY SMRCHEK Commercial Club '31; Glee Club '33. '34; operetta '33; Honor Banquet '31; Girl Re- serves '34; Square I Vais '33. CHARLES SPICE Foottiall '31; l ebab '84. iTe . '34; Honor Banquet '31. '32. '33; Ili-Y '13. '34; Travel Club 81, '32, '34; orange and Black '31. KATHERINE SPOTTS Girl Reserves '32, '33, '34; Orchestra '31, '32, 'S3, '34; Rural Students Club '32, 'S3; Honor Banquet '31. '32. EVELYN STICKROE Ones Treas. '31; Travel Club '31, ‘32; Junior Play '33; Girl Reserve '33. '34. REMONA SWAN Class Treas. '22; Girl Reserve '30, '31, '32. '33. '34: Honor Banquet '30. '31, '32. '34; Dramatic Club 'S3, 31, I Ye . '23; Glee Club 'S3. '34, Se. '34: Operetta '32. '33; Debate Club '32. 'S3. '84. Sec. and Treas. '33, '34: Orange ami Black '34; Chnrhlan Staff: Chairman of Assemblies '31. ROBERT THOMPSON Track '31, '32. '33. '84: Football '32; Travel Club '33. '34: Hl-Y '33. '34; Honor Banquet '33. '34: Glee Club '34: Interdas Sports '31, '32, '33. '34; Junior Piny '33; Club '34. ELEANORE TOUTANT Girl Reserves '34». '31. '32. '33. '31. Pres. '31. '33. Sec. '32; Dramatic Club '33, '34. Pre . '34. Debate Club '32. '33. '34. Sec. and Treas. '32: Class I Yes. '30: Glee Club '31. '33. '34. I Yes. '34: operetta 31, '33. Junior IMay '33: Honor Banquet 81. '32. '33, 34: orange and Black 34; Chnrhlan Staff '34: Qyilll and Scroll '84; Interdas Sports '31. '33. '34. 1 '32. '33. '34; C” Club '34; — Page il —

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T II E C H A R H I A N SENIORS ROY ADELMAN Monroe High School 11. '.12; Travel «Tub ’M; urnnitr an«l Mln k Ml; Charhlan Hurt Ml. ALLIEN ALLEN Com me r«-la I Club Ml, M2; Honor Ban- quet M2, M3. Ml; Glee Club M2. ‘.IS, Ml: 0|»rrllM MX; Orutw and lilacfc Ml. VANCE BAKER Football Ml. 32. MI, Ml; C Club M2. M3. Ml; If I-Y Ml. M2. M3. Ml, Her. Ml; Rural Student Club Ml. Ml; Future Farmer» '32, M3. Ml; Honor Banquet M2, M3. Ml; Glee Club Ml. CLYNIS BENSON Orchestra '.-I. MI, M3; Band M3, Ml; Kural Students Club 31. Ml; Interdas Sport M3, Ml; Travel Club Ml; Assembly Committee Ml: Dramatic Club Ml. CHARLES BRACY Future Farmer MS; Rural Student Club MO. JERINE BRADLEY Honor Banco-i Ml. M2. '33. Ml; Girl Reserve Ml. M2. Ml; Student Council Ml; Cl »» Ser. M2; Travel Club '31; Valedic- torian Ml. MARY BURKETT Rural Student Chib Ml. Ml. DUANE BURTON Junior Play '33; Rural Student Club Ml. 32. M3. Ml: Ht-Y Ml. M2. M3. Ml; Orchestra Ml. M2. M3, '31; Cliurlilnn Staff Ml: Orange nnd Black Ml; Clan Sec. '33; Glee Club 31. Dramatic Club '33. Ml; Clirer leader '33; Bov Scout Ml, M2. M3, Ml; Financial Manager Ml. THOMAS BUST Hl-Y Ml. '32. M3. Ml; Pre . M2: Track M2; Intercius Sport '32. MS. Ml; Travel Club Ml; Baseball M3. Ml. KENT CAMPBELL Junior Play '33; Rural Student Club Ml. M2. '33. Ml; Operetta '32: Glee Club M2. Ml; Orange nnd Black Ml; Dramatic Club '33, '31; Honor Itnnuuet '31, M2. ‘S3. Ml; Interdas Sports '33. LOUIE CARTER Student Council Ml; Hl-Y Ml. M2: Honor Banquet Ml: Interdas Sports Ml. '32; Clmrhlnn Staff '31. VELMA CHAMBERLAIN I tnslnu 11Iuli School Ml. '32. '33; Travel (Tub Ml; Glee Club Ml, Trea . Ml; Honor Banquet Ml. EVELYN CHEVALIER Square Deal '30. Ml; Travel Club Ml. '32: Interda Srort M2. '33: Junior ITay MS; Girl Reserve '31; Cheer Render Ml. LEILA COLE Band '32, MS, '31; Commercial Club M2. MAXINE COOPER Girl Reserve MO. Ml. '32. '33. Ml. Trea . M2: Travel Club Ml; Re«. of Student Council '31; Honor Banquet Ml; Cl Vl«v I'rcshb-nt M2; Rural Student (Tub Ml. M2. M3. Ml; Chnrhlnn Staff Ml. BEATRICE DARBY CTasfc Sec. 30; Glee (Tub MS; Operetta 'S3; Gfrl Reserve MS. Ml; Travel (Tub '33. Ml; Orange and B'nck Ml. EDITH DICKINSON Student Council M2, MS; Honor Banquet MS. DORIS DILLIN Honor Banquet Ml. MS. Ml; Interdas Sports Ml. '32; Orange and Black Ml. ROBERTA EDSON Girl Reserves Ml, '32. '33. Ml; Trnvd Club M2. Ml; Honor Banquet '33. Ml; Glee Club M2. '33; Operetta M2. 'S3. ALBERT FARQUHAR Debate Club M3. Ml. Honor Banquet ‘12. Ml; Hl-Y Ml. WILBUR FAST Hl-Y Ml. '33; Pres. Ml; (qsretta M2; Honor Banquet '33; Rural St talents Club Ml. M2. '33; Glee Club M2; Interdass Sjtorts M3. Ml; F. F. A. 33; Orange and Black Ml. HAROLO FISHER Class Pre . '33; Football Ml. M2. '33. Ml; Basketball Ml. M2. MS. Ml. C (Tub M2; Hl-Y M3. Ml; Itebate Club M3. Vice Pres. 'S3; Honor Banquet '31. M2. M3; Charhian Staff '31; orange and Black M3; Student Council MO; Glee Club '30; Operetta MO; X V. 7. ‘30. JACK FORELL Football 20, M2. 'S3; C Chib Ml. M2. 33. Ml; Honor Banquet Ml, M2. MS. '31; Mayor 'II; ITes. F F. A. Ml; Junior Play M3. JOSEPH FRACE Hl-Y MO; Honor Banquet M3; Glee Club '32. M3. Ml; Sec nnd Trea . Glee Club Ml; Travel Club Ml; Oja-retta M2. '33. ARDITH FRYE Holland '31. '32: Girl Reserve '33. Ml; Glee (Tub 'S3; operetta '33; Orange and Black Ml. MARSHALL GRIFFITH Honor Banquet 33; Orange and Black Ml. DONALD HALBEISEN Travel Club Ml; Footlwtll M3; Boxing M3; X Y. 7. Affair Ml Bov Scout MO; Orange and Black M3; Interclass Basket- ball 33. EVELYN HAWK Commercial Club '32. Glee Club Ml; Trawl Club Ml; Orange and Black Ml. BESSIE HAWLEY Commercial Club '31. CHRISTINE HETTMANSBERGER Glee Club Ml: ( i»erctta Ml; Girl Re- serves Ml; Honor Banquet M3. ARMINDA HYDE Girl Reserves M2. MS. Ml; Glee Club MS; Commercial Chib '32: Rural Student» Club Ml. MARY JANKOVICH Glee Club 'S3; operetta 'S3; Commercial Club M2: Girl Reserves M2. M3. Ml; Travel Club '34. — Page 5 —

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--T II II .f RHIA N- .1 U N i O R S ----1—-r CLASS ROLL II AN Austin, Albert Byran, Robert Fielder. Charles Mitchell. Madaline Murray. Burr Raymond. John l eece, Marguerite Young . Carl CLASS POPULARITY CONTEST RESULTS Most studious Harwood Smith Book worm Peggy Chandler Class cut-up Wendell Moore Best 1 bluffer Edward Cheney Max Gee Class Mae West .. Leora Phillips Class borrower Pat Russell dancer Bussell Sparks Class giggler Esther Zanger Class flirt Kathryn Stringham Class sophisticate. Best Joe E. Brown Robert Bryan ii Ballard. KJythe Benaon. Ardyth Bivins. Richard Bouska. Dean Bowser, Kenneth Rracy, Rolland Burke:t. Kathryn Burns. Tlielma Burnett, Charles Butler, Ethel Cameron. Douglas Caplinger. Ruth Carey. Klizaheth Chandler, Peg|y Cheney. Edward Cole. Wayne Cooper, Clarence Cottrell. Charlene Davids. Craig Dowker, Raymond Burner. Dwight Elliott, Virene Field. Byron Fisher. William Fisher. Mary Fullerton. Robert BN Keefer. Karl Keehne. Elbert King. Arthur Lantie, Neva l arke. Jennie Locke. Florence Marvin, Lawrence Mason, Richard Masters. Lyle Miller. Dudley Phillips. Leora Pinch. Glenna Quantrell. Joan Raldle. Virginia Rapier. Nell Reese. Geraldine Riley. Dortha Rogers, Arthur Ryan. Ruthhollis Sharpe. Margaret Shaull. Helen Sherman. Jean Siple. Bethel Smith. Margaret Sparks. Russell Stine. Robert President’s Message We. the class of 1935. are standing at the threshold of a new era in our high school lives, a doorway through which we are entering upon a new field of activities and upon the dosing chapter of our high school career. It is with a feeling mingled with gladness and regret that we look toward the future, gladness for the many opportunities which lie before us and regret as we are confronted with the thought that so many familiar faces will be absent from our numbers. In behalf of the class of 1935. I sincerely congratulate the class of 1934 for exemplary work done on the Charhian ; It will be a splendid monument to them in years to come. To you. our predecessors, we extend the glad hand and good wishes for the best in life to be laid at your door. To the faculty, we lay at your feet the laurels of our success. Without your loyal and undivided support we could not have climbed thus far up the ladder of knowledge. Our heartiest thanks we extend to you. and we shall strive to move onward and upward and further justify your faith in us. The past year has been a very profitable as well as an enjoyable one. keepink ever in mind our motto: “Climb, Though the Rocks he Rugged.' Wkxdki.i. Moohk. President of Class of 1935. NEWS EVENTS OF THE CLASS OF ’35 When the class of ‘35 started its upward climb in the fall of 31. they were under the leadership of four ' responsible students from the city who had ac iuainted themselves with the high school through their eighth grade experience. They were: Mar- garet Smith, president; Douglas Cam- eron. vice president; Kathryn String- ham. secretary; and Virginia Raidle. treasurer. The class was under the leadership of Mary Carland and with her direc- tions they enjoyed several parties. Virginia Raldle and Wendell Moore represented the class in the council. Edward Cheney gave the class the honor of being a two letter man in football and track. Again in '33 Miss Carland was chosen director of the class and an- other capable group of class officers and aldermen were etected to lead the class. Virene Elliott, president; Ed- ward Cheney, vice president; Neva l amie. secretary; Helen Shepherd, treasurer, were the officers, whi’e Douglas Cameron and Max Gee were aldermen. Again the class enjoyed several parties Including a Hallowe'en party which proved to be a gala af- fair. Light refreshments and dancing were enjoyed. The class of ‘35 has shown athletic ability in football. basketball, track and baseball. Those of whom won let- ters were: Charles Fielder. Douglas Cameron. Edward Cheney. Wendell Moore, and Lawrence Kane. Wendell Moore acted as manager of the basket- ball team and won a manager's letter. This year the class is under the advisorship of Dorothy Stewart at:il Jonathan Stutztnan and have chosen as their officers Wendell Moore, presi- dent; Teressa Hale, vice president; Robert Stine, secretary; Virginia Raidle. treasurer. The councilmen elected were Kathleen Granger and Wendell Moore. The junior play selected was A Paragraph For Lunch” and was di- rected by Miss Stewart and Mr. Stutz- man. The class will sponsor the junior- senior prom and assist in the work to be done for baccalaureate, commence- ment. and class night. Gee. Max Tracy, Audrey Granger. KathleenVanAuken. Mark Gregarek, Agnes Walker. Burt Haigh. Cleone Walsh, Thomas Hale, Donald Weaver. Helen Hale. Teressa Wendell. Althea Hamilton. Charles Wheaton. Cecil Hammond, Arlo Wheaton. Margaret Horn. I»uise Williams, Robert Houghtaling, Ruth Willis. Clinton Ives. Ixiia Youngs, Helen Kane. Lawrence Zanger. Esther Strlngham. Kathryn Zimmerman. Harold Motto—Climb Tho’ the Rocks Be Rugged. Flu icc r— Forget • M e- Not Colors—silver and Black ■%VbSS%SSS%W.WAWdVuVW