Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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SOPHOMORES' '4' Motto—Onward and Upward. Flower—Rose Colors—Blue and Gold soriioMoKtis i. P t ia pachdf. Mary Allen Amspac Haas. Ruth Harpli.ut, Peter ItartilvJll Blggf. B r, litirkf. Bond.. HfoyiLl Wad . WerJl Bryan. Njtfl Bttft e‘t t . 3l uher It ' HtlrsleyvJ UeS Bjitl JJohrt anflejd. Phyllis Cfbrltt Janies Wayne ‘nJ imas Mellor. Junior MerrlttX Floyd Morgan? Donald Murray. XTHry Edward Frances m. Joe t liols. T ibi ell. Jack A- dt. Alice J T vermyer, “Keith Patterson. Jeanne Perry, Clare Peters. Martha Porter. Evelyn Powers. Helen Putman, Raymond Colizz . Ann Marie Ray. RobPrt rge 1r % Hay. Collins. George rReed, Robert Combs, Samue ,'RelateAjbouglas Conardy EJmer RiclW Donal Cooper: KW k rt gjl£yT Virginia Cox. Audrey Rogers. Hele. X)avfs, prf’la Roger ’Davis, Jack r D’ ofcjnson. FrunkLft Draper. Esthtux Dewey, Mario Dies. Thel ia Everets. Charles y. WHty Higby Horn. Pauline ne. Margaret Runn. Dorothy Ever. Zelma Fox, Rollert Frace, Jimmy Hill Garinger. Dorol Granger. My, Gregg. FmhVXk rgare; Roy s Kenneth oot. Rolfe. Haihleen Kustelti Ju Sattrl iee. sktefly, Dwfeld StJ rnmkl. ORTnest Sfra A ICktaryn lecofe.l Vivian Slade. Iwnette SmlttiflKenneth Snyder. John Harmon. Gertrude Shaver. Doris M. Norman ralter ’leobelle Margaret Charles Jones. Kenneth Jones. Lee Kendall. Eleanor Kilian. Jack Lavterty. Ruth I,ehmans Yvonne Love. Merlin Lowe. Mary Maurer. Harold Dowker. Helen Kipllnger. Eva Puffenberger. Snoke. Vera Stevens. Dorothy Stocking. Dorothy Stone. Lauraine Taylor. Richard TTaylor. Robert Top. Rosalie Thompson. Eugene Tyler. Maurice Walker. Doris Wietzke, Franklyn Willis, Kathryn Wilson. Marjorie Wood, Lawis Wood. Oral Zanger. Edna Mary Jean D. Reister H. Dewey S. Combs M. Biggs PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE TTXDER the kind and skillful guid- a nee of Mrs. Alleen Combs and Miss Elizabeth Krieger the has been one of suet sophomore class. We have enjoyed atiffiJHifle’ei pdjt In the gym and are-ffhuining a rfenet roast in the park and the pnnu picnic at Duck Lake. We have experienced a d In the loss of our classmat Brooks. To finance plans for oiB unior we have initiated a imtliof ea money by selling mtenyne sub tions. We hope our umK rtakin year will be as successful as of the last. We extend our farewell to the de- parting senior class yid wish them success for the fu A highly esteemed classm; IT-J imi U'i- inuafy A . 19yt. fti ln the Mi st irlotte H te future, looks , , a,$ K°°(l two m . r jjlJV' ith Mrs. Frances Wildern and r J Mrs. Marie Taylor as advisors, it ' iw f red» h l'Preliminarv lan to seconJWtrvi i ul(ent CLASS HISTORY Q he . lass „f '37 finia Cochrane' Uied Jam,a , , leaving an unfortunate JnRyoJ 0i- eoilci successful fre8jjm yal aggregate, tyember of ‘ jy j During their s pX nK»rWyear, the . dents laave amoved zf number- of is asa parties. glas ji star flrnved an e£i wsideiiy 'Throi gJh)ut the .vei y aided ‘tedijy Harln Dewey as vice preliminary lap to aeconitfryj the eighth grade. llWCirr V :a led the olaa, aa pr« f,4t? swey. as vice i.r.-oi.H o,MW™ to the Peters, as secretary: aijd -L. .L. „ J Bill Frace. as treasurer. j3ur- W', c,aJl) r 3l has completed its the freshmen rear. Miss Mary , i ‘'X™of hish «• «'1. ever strlv- .ml l now Mrs. Jay Dykhouae) ’ » ard an i L'pwar l Miss Helene Wuebben served as sponsors. The executive stafT con- sisted of Evelyn Huber, president:

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Hot to—A Win Quitte, Flower—Fo CoJors—S I' C JUNIORS Never Quits and a ever WJns. JUNIORS low George Kiplingeiv Robert Baujn. Esther • Lipsey. Martin Bivins. I)Ick. Lott. Evelene Bobier. Willem { Lu $ . Frieda O----i.a Dojor n tyarvife. Lu •r, Dpni? | ayhcfv, G Bouska Bowser Braden Briggs Brooks, Bryan Fr Lucille George V Miller, Dudley Mitler. Mildred Morgan. Dorothy Munger. Robert Norris. Josephine ill'd Paton. Norma 1 Clarence Patterson. Hollis rgaret Peltier. Gordon Cramer, Odessa Pifer. Julia QjJpOr TNArnia .Raymond, Davidson. tfahline Jiedick, Richard Dies. tMftfna Rumlhell. Alljsdn Device. James JTybnikar, -Helen FerifSltffc flarry Rybnikar. Rose ' Y ya James S hroede . 1 Cecilia Fischer. Matron Stjfrroeder. Richard Fitzqpfcd1 . LenyrafScovill, Bessie Flaherty.! Francis Shuler. Lawrenc v FordhamJ ulnra IjSmxek, Joe Gardner. Gay) nl Smith. Don Garvey. 'Marie SmRjy. Kathryn iillette. Beths Snflth. Lydhi Gillette. Howjlrfl ' Smith. Ilaprfn w Grier. Edniffr tfrtxickland, Hale. Wiliam Tullis. Cle 'Halagy, Verat EpAmnond. lnm Hinc. Jtuth Jac el rfcare CellV Isabel L Rt 4fd Kilian. «bbert fllj KJri , l)on Hnrshman. Clarence HofTman. Bernadine Montgomery, Dolores Watkins. Gwendolyn Helen lementine Tullis, William Tuttle. T. J. VanVleck, Ralph Waddell. Betty Weaver. Harold Webb. Phyllis Wheaton. Cecil Wollpert. Jean Wonser. Edith jr N. Paton V. Secore I. Kelly J. Fink A CLASS HISTORY The class of 1936 entered the ninth grade with an enrollment of one hun- dred and forty-six students; one of the largest in the history of Charlotte high school. With Miss Dorothy Stewart acting as faculty advisor, the bewildered freshmen first elected their class officers. Isabel Kelly was chosen president; Margaret Cox. vice presi- dent; Irma Hammond, secretary; and Robert Kilian. treasurer. The class was very active in 1933. having many parties, as well as sleigfl rides in the winter. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Alleen Corubs. jtbe class of ’36 had another active year. The class elected Margaret Cox. president; Donald Smith, vice president; Ruth Martin, secretary: and Delores Bouska. treas- urer. This year, with the assistance of Miss Dorothy Stewart, the class of 36 presented the annual junior play, which was entitled, Bab . The comedy, which was written by Mary Roberts Rinehart, starred Ruth Mar- tin as Bab . Norma Paton led the juniors this year as president. Vivian Secore was elected vice president; Isabel Kelly, secretary; and James Fink, treasurer. The class of '36. has furnished Charlotte high with many outstanding athletes. “Don Smith. Milton Briggs. Harlo Dewey. ' Bob Munger. Bill” Cheney. George Mayhew, B.U Bobier, Howard Thomas, Dick Kelly. Rich- ard Schroeder, and Clarence Harsh- man have earned varsity letters In football, while Don Smith, Harlo Dewey. Bill Cheney, and Lee Barn- hill have also been awarded letters in basketball. Many of these boys have also earned letters in either basket ball or track. » H PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE A S we. the class of 36, reminisce over the experiences of the past year we recall with pride our ac- complishments of the year. We look back with a feeling of regret that our junior year is over, but we look for- ward with pleasure to a senior year which we hope will be as successful as that of the class of '35. A new door is opened before us and as new problems confront us we shall endeavor to live up to our motto. A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. We attribute our successes and pleasures of the past to our capable advisors, Dorothy Stewart and Terence Flower, the former having left us in February for a position in Detroit. The junior class was the loser of a kind friend and a helpful advisor but Winifred Wells completed the year with us and aided us in our diffi- culties. As we reach the close of our junior year we sincerely wish the senior class the best of success in the future and extend our best wishes to the class succeeding us. Norma Paton. esident of 1936 V l age 8

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FRESHMENvlP U----- pv iVe Strive Cos the Best. Valley Maroon Durner. Catherine Rogers, Pauline Edick, Raymond Rogers. Vaughn Aid, Emerson McIntyre. Lola Archer. Phyllis Mellor. Mary Baker, Edwin Messimer. Joyfe Bibler, Thelma Morey, Edwar- Hiood, Donna Belle Nicol, j)or° ™ Blood. Glenn Nielsen, OtfTdon Bryan. Dale Pain , Anna Fairchild. James Flaherty. Dote Fletcher. Everett re r, F Pari Aim Bryan, Doris Parish. Bl wy Ify , Buffeobeiger.1 Jla Parish. Mart f Bush. JUbeft Parker. Erma ' ’ Capfinger. Eldon Park r. stella (Jasey. Peter ■ Powers. Kenneth ''Cheney.; Gall Pratt. Mildred Clement., Itele Randall. Ion Cole, Marjory ReQtdjr. William Cottrell. Wayne Reefman. William (’rosier. Carroll E. Reynas, Vern Davis, Hazel Riley. Donald Davis. Roger uiley, Marjorie Dernier. Danzel Ripley. Jackwyn DeVlllers, LorraineRoberts, Mary J. Dies. Joe Robins. Royal Dillon. Madeline Robu, Dorothy Roiter, Arlene Rowden. Lawrence Rowe. Robert Rugh, Walter George See. Margaret nghouse, JackShaull. Mildred Carol Mae Shaffer. Jimmy Shaver, Doris C. Shaver. Dorothy Shaver. Geraldine Sherman. Julian Shriner. Jean Shumaker. Edith Garvey. William Gidner. Eleanor Goodrich. Naomi Gordon. Carl Grier. Barbara Grier. Junior Hugger y. Kenneth Shumaker. Velma Hamilton. Barbara Siple. Mary Hart. Alice Smith. Vivian Hatt, Norman Smith. Sumner Hawk. Myrna Spaniolo. Virginia Heinha h, Ger’.rudeSpotts, Kenneth lline. Neva Spotts, Russell Hines, Hugh Spotts. Velma Holmes. Della Steinman. Lorene Horn. Elizabeth Stevens. Eloise c Nl rv J. King C. Weaver V. Spaniolo M. A. LeRoy CLASS HISTORY In September. 1934. the fresh nun made their official debut in old C. H. S.. striving for the best.” according to their motto, in scholastic and extra- curricular activities. During their eighth grade experi- ences. the 8 A’s had as their exe tlve staff: Dale Bryan, preside» Virginia Spaniola. vice Katherine Durner, seer Joyce Messimer. treasured, cers elected to head the Harold McGinnis, preslj wick Butterfield, vice don Nielsen, secretary; and Marjorie Riley, treasurer. Mrs. Marie Tavlor and Mrs. Frances Wildern occupied important positions as advisors to the 8 B’s and 8 A’s respectively. The class was and is singularly projid of Walter Crampton. who has ed his guitar and sung in several mbly programs. his year. Miss Sue Gillam and endell Anderson, foreign language science instructor, respectively, cted as advisors. Jean King, popular the school as a tap dancer, led the class as president. Clare Weaver was chosen vice president; Virginia Spaniola. secretary: and Margaret Ann LeRoy, treasurer. The class of ’38 feels it has made a successful beg’nnlng in its four-year high school career, with competent leaders, sympathetic advisors, and co- operative classmates. They strive for the best.” Hosmer, Dorothy Imes, Evelyn Ives. Wilford Kaess. Dick Kane. John Kelley, Hilda Kelly. Jack King. Frieda Jean Frank Harris Maynard Theda King. Kline. Krebs. Locke. Loveland. Loveland. Sutherland. Nettie Szemer. John Tharp. Clare Thompson. Elaine Thrall. Evelyn Totzke. Lucille Uhl. Opal I’prlght. Floyd Van Vleck, Fred Walter. Ernest Wardwell. Zelma Weaver. Clare Weaver. Holland Dorene Wehr, Rex Lyford, Archie MacDonald. John Marple. Edward McClintock, Wm. McGinnis. Harold Bottomley. Laurence Heinbach. Gertrude Lamoreaux. Gordon LeRoy. Margaret Ann Milbourne. Lawrence Welch. Mary Williams. Madaline Wilson. Maxine Wyble. Lois Zeis. Helen PRESIDENTS MESSAGE WE. the class of 1938. started our Freshman year with a courage- ous and optimistic outlook and now are about to start preparations for our Sophomore year. We hope that we may carry on throughout the remaining course of high school the high ideals which have been fostered in our minds dur- ing the past year by our worthy faculty. With our motto, We will do our best with what we have wnerever we are. ever foremost in our minds we should be a credit to our school. During this year we have enjoyed the debut of our social school activi- ties by having class parties. Through the wise guidance of our class advisors. Miss Sue Gillam and Wendell Anderson, we hive come to a very satisfactory end of the first epoch of our high school days. We. the class of 1938. wish the class of 1935 a very favorable future. Jeanne King, President of Class of 1938 Page 10