Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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CALENDAR INDEX ORGANIZATION INDEX ART CLUB September 27 page 1, col. 2 1 •htuber 11 page 3. col. 1 November 15 page 1. CO.. 2 November 28 page 1. col. 2 January 10 page 1. col. 4 March 28 Page 1. col. 1 HAND October 11 1. col. 1 November 1 page 1. col. » December 13 page 1. col. May 16 page 1. col. 2 HOY SCOUTS September 27 Page 4, col. •) ! October 11 page 3. col. 4 November 15 page 4. col. 2 November 28 page 3. col. 4 December 13 page 6. col. 4 January 10 page 3. col. 4 January 23 page 4. col. 3 February 7 page 3. col. 4 February 28 page 4. col. 4 March 14 page 4. col. 4 April 11 page 4. col. 2 Mav 2 page 3. col. 2 CAMERA CLUB March 14 page 4. col. 2 CHARHIAN October 11 page 1. col. 2 November 15 page 1. col. 3 November 28 page 1. col. 3 December 13 page 4. col. 2 Januarv 10 page 1. col. 1 January 10 page 1. col. 3 February 7 page 1. col. 4 March 14 page 1, col. 4 “(T CLUB January 23 Page 1. col. 2 March 14 Page 3. col. 2 DEBATE CLUB 4. col. 2 November 15 page 1. col. 2 November 28 page 3. col. 1 February 28 page 1. col. 3 March 28 page 1. col. 4 April 11 page 4. col. 4 EIGHTH GRADE September 27 page 1. col. 4 January 23 1. col. 1 February 7 page 1, col. 2 FOOT LIGHT EERS CLUB September 27 page 1. col. 3 October 11 page 4. col. 1 November 15 page 4. col. 1 November 2S page 4. col. 1 December 13 page 4. col. 4 January 10 page 4. col. ') January 23 page 1. col. 1 February 7 page 4, col. 2 March 14 1. col. 2 March 28 page 1. col. 3 April 11 Page 1. col. 1 FRENCH CLUB January 10 page 1. col. 1 February 7 page 3. col. 1 April li page 1. col. 3 Mav 2 4. col. 3 I RESIIMEN CLASS September 27 prjje 1. col. 4 April U pa go 3. col. May 2 3. col. 4 Ft TI RE FARMERS OF AMERICA January 23 page 1. col. 4 March 28 page 1. col. 1 GIRI. SCOUTS November 1 page 1. col. 3 November 15 page 4. col. 3 November 2S Page 4. col. 2 March 14 page 1. col. 3 March 14 page 4. col. 2! May 2 page 1. col. 4 1 SCHOOL CALENDAR September 4—The rumpus begins and the plot thickens. September 11—Assembly. Let each organization toot its own horn. September 14—First mixer. (Jet the hook! September 21—Cold water there). Charlotte, try. try again...Sept. 27, p. 3 September 24—Lyceum uumber. Featuring Stanley Brookes, the Australian Dickensian...............................Sept. 27, p. 1 September 26—(Jirl Reserve party. For themselves. September 27—The Initial Orange and Black. September 28—Mason (there). Another scalp added to our collection..........................................Oct. 11, p. 3 October 3—C. H. S. Tiger fans listen orcathlessly to the world series. October 5—Grand Ledge (there). Say it softly, say it slow One, two. three and let 'er go! .......................Oct. 11, p. 1 October 9—Hi-Y feed. They’re at it again. October 11—Stewart speaks in assembly........................Oct. 11, p. 1 October 12—Fast Lansing (there.) Done up again. October 12—Student mixer. Student council, sponsor........Oct. 11, p. 1 October 18—Surprise assembly. Van Vessem. Brown, and Flower on exhibition. October 22—Brown and Meneley Duo. Let the chimes ring out ..............................................Oct. 11, p. 4 October 24—Charhian staff stages animal show in the gym. October 26—Howell (here). Nuf ced! .....................Nov. 1. p. 3 October 31—Ha'lowe’en parade. See them strut.................Nov. 1, p. 4 November 2—The ever ersatile seniors stage an assembly program. November 9—Girl Scouts put on mixer. Everybody mix!........Nov. 1. p. 1 November 12—Eaton Rapids (here). Sad. but true. Score 12-7....Nov. 15. p. 1 November 23—Artists’ ball. Something new..................Nov. 15. p. 1 November 26—See the faculty and Rotarians at ‘donkey basketball! November 28—Rev. George Mooers makes his initial call.......Nov. 28, p. 1 November 29—Vacation. A rest? December 4—Browne’s jubilee singers. Sing brother!..........Nov. 28. p. 1 December 13—Les Amateurs des Francais come to C. H. S......Jan. 10. p. 1 December 19—Junior play. Bab . Come and meet her boys....Dec. 13. p. 1 December 20—Christmas mixer. We believe in Santa Claus....Jan. 10, p. 1 January 1—Resolved: that I will always study (right before a test). January 10—Rev. Frye makes a call. What a treat!............Jan. 10, p. 1 January 23— Oh—! What have we here? Exams. January 28- New semester. Seniors almost at the goal. February 1—Howell (here). What tho Howell can play A little bit, and a’ that? We showed them on that date that they Weren't champions, for a’ that.” February 14— Wonders of Electricity direct from the World's Fair a la radio club............................Feb. 7, p. 3 February 15—Au revoir. but not goodbye. Miss Stewart..........Feb. 7, p. 1 February 28 Little Brother Sherlock , a Footlighteer production. March 8—Hi-Y conference and inspirational Dr. Slutz.........Mar. 14. p. 1 March 11—Charhian staff competitive dinner. Girls, hostesses... Mar. 14, p. 1 March 22—Faculty assembly. Not bad actors!....................Mar. 28, p. 1 March 22—Journalism carnival. Long live the Queen!..............Mar. 28. p. 1 March 23—Introducing Connie Lou McCall. Baby take a bow”. March 29—A rainbow mixer. Where’s the pot of gold?...........April 11. p. 1 April 9—Assembly. Featuring Jane Dudley and her violin........Mar. 28. p. 1 April 15—Vacation. Happy Days Are Here Again . April 25—Journalists journey to Jackson. Gilbert’s candy n ’verythin ............................................May 2, p. 1 May 1 —Girl Reserve-Hi-Y party. Too bad you couldn’t go........May 2. p. 1 May 2 Parents’ night. Hello mama! Hello papa!..................May 2, p. 1 May 3—A mixer and cherry blossoms. May 10—Election. To the victor belongs the spoils ............May 2, p. 1 May 16—I ast issue of the Orange and Black. Lots for your money. May 29—Visiting day. May 30—Decoration day and rain. May 31—Honor banquet. Honor to whom honor is due. ..........May 16. p. 1 June 6—Charhians. June 7—Junior-Senior Prom. We’ll meet in Sherwood Forest....May 16. p. 4 June 9—Baccalaureate. Rev. Mooers speaks. June 12—Class night. Quo Vadis?”..............................May 16. p. i June 13—Commencement. All's well that ends that way............May 16. p. 1 GLEE CLUBS September 27 page 4. col. October 11 page 3. col. 2 April 11 page 1, col. 4 May 16 1. col. 3 May 16 page 1. col. 4 HI-Y September 27 page 3. col. 4 November 1 page 1. col. 2 November 15 page 1. col. 3 November 28 1. col. 1 December 13 page 1. col. 1 January 10 page 4. col. 1 January 23 1. col. 3 January 23 page 3. col. 1 February 7 page 1. col. 3 February 28 page 1. col. 1 March 14 1. col. 1 April 11 page 1. col. 4 Mav 2 page 1. col. 3 Mav 2 page 4. col. 2 HONOR ROLL November 1 page 4. col. 1 December 13 page 4. col. 1 February 7 page 4. col. 1 March 28 page 4. col. 1 JUNIOR CLASS September 27 page 1, col. 4 October 11 page 1. col. 3 October 11 page 1. col. 4 November 15 page 1. col. 1 November 15 page 4. col. 1 November 28 1, col. 1 December 13 page 1. col. 4 Januarv 10 page 4. col. 4 ORGANIZATION INDEX MIX Eli 1 September 27 .......page 4. col. 1 I October 11 .........page 1. col. 3 November 1 ..........page 1. col. 3 December 13 .........page 1. col. 1 January 10 ..........page 1. col. 2 January 23 ..........page 1. col. 1 February 7 ..........page 1, col. 4 March 14 ............page 4. col. 1 April 11 ............page 1. col. 2 May 2 ...............page 1, col. 2 RADIO CLUB September 27 ........page 1, col. 2 November 15 .........page 3, col. 1 February 7 ..........page 3, col. 1 RURAL STUDENTS CLUB September 27 ........page 3. col. 3 November 15 P e 3, col. 1 November 28 .........Page 4. col. 2 SENIOR CLASS September 27 November 1 .... November 15 .... November 28 .... December 13 ... January 23 .... January 23 ..... March 14 ...... April 11 ....... April 11 ....... .pa e 1, col. 4 .page 1. col. 3 .page 4, col. 4 .page 1. col. 3 page 6. col. 1 .page 3, col. 2 page 4. col. 1 page 4. col. 1 page 3. col. 4 page 4, col. 3 SENIOR GIRL September 27 . October 11 .. November 1 • November 15 . November 28 . December 13 . January 10 .. January 23 .. February 7 ... February 2S . March 28 .... May 2 ....... RESERVES ........page 4. col. 3 ........page 4. col. 2 ........page 1, col. 2 ........page 1, col. 1 ........page 1. col. 4 ....... page 5, col. 1 ........page 1. col. 2 ........page 1. col. 1 ........page 1. col. 1 ........page 3. col. 1 ........page 4. col. 3 ........page 1, col. 3 SOPHOMORE CLASS September 27 .. May 2 .....—-... page 1, col. 4 page 3, col. 4 STUDENT COUNCIL September 27 ........P» c°!‘ ] November 15 l age 3. col. 4 November 28 ........P»«e co • J December 13 ........P Ke l- coJ- 1 February 28 ..........page }. co 2 May 2 ................... 1. col. 1 Mav 2 ...-............P Re 1» co1- 1 TRAVEL CLUB September 27 ..........page 1, col. 1 October 11 ..........1’age 3. col. 3 November 1 ..........page 4, col. .» November 15 .........page 4. col. 1 November 28 ..........page 3, col. 1 December 13 .........Page 6. col. 1 Januarv 23 ............page 1, col. 4 March 14 .........«...page 4. col. 1 April 11 ............ Page 4. col. 1 PICTURE INDEX Eleanore Toutant ......September 2i Supt. Jay Dykhouse.......October 11 Charlotte HUh Band.....November 1 Charlotte Orioles of ’34.. November 15 C. H. S. Legislative Body November 2S 1934-35 Senior Reserves....December It Artists Participate ........January 10 C. H. S. Travelers of 1934-35 .................January 23 Miss Dorothy Stuart.........February 7 C. H. S. Debate Club of 1934-35 ................February 28 1934-35 Basketball Team......March II Girls’ Glee Club...............April 11 Girl Scouts......................May 2 Boys’ Glee Club.................May 16 Cheer Leaders.—..................May 16 April 11 ................page 3. col. 4 Page 15

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SENIORS' BIOGRAPHY NAME NICK NAME FAVORITE SAYING HOBBY DETESTS MOST ALWAYS CHERISHED AMBITION SEEN WITH POSSESSION A. Austin ■‘Al” Yes, sir” Gas station Most women George Job Own gas station B. Ballard •’Windy” Well. I don't know” All A s Dumb fellows Kathryn Accent Novelist A. Benson Benny” Hi. kid” Chess Women Marvin Fiddle Be an uvlator D. Houska Bouska” •Hi-ya Coif Sand traps Burke Clubs Par course K. Bowser “Kenny” “I’ll betcha” Trumpet Studying Hilda Trumpet Be a golfer K. Bracy “Bracy” Baloney Milking cows Studying Vera Vera To get married R. Bryan “Booh” You old hat Clarinet Having hair mussed Shuler Granger Bo a farmer I». Bumford “Daisy” Yeah Church Themes Sisters Little brother To talk fast G. Bumford “Jenny” 1 think so” Church Straight hair Sisters Little brother Naturally curly hair K. Burkett •Katie” Oh. no” Reading Nosey people Edythe Cross-word puzzles Be a librarian O. Burnett “Chuck” “1 don't know” Doing nothing Lit The boys Quietness To talk a lot T. Burns Babe” Oli, kids Piano Blind dates •Kate Her laugh Teacher E. Butler ••Ether’ “Oh. gee Salvation Army Speed t.-sts Salvation Armj ’ Her hair To lie a preacher D. Cameron “Dour” Ph-uh” Candy sales Most women 1 turner Red and Gordon Be a lawyer R. Capllnaer “Uuthle Well, gosh Fresh finger waves Straight hair The girls Her walk Be a beauty operator M. Chandler Peg” laugh, I thought I'd Singing Doing nothing The gang Sense of humor Teach E. Cheney “Ed” uie 1 disagree” Arguing l nfaithfulness Smith Smith Build a home I. Cochrane “Icy” Oh. gee Smiling Memorizing The bunch Fur Jacket To get married W. Cole King Oh. nuts” Chewing gum Working The fellows Norma Be a journalist C. Cottrell “Charlie” “Oh. nothing Saxaphone Little brothers Her lirother Her complexion To get married c. Davids •Err” Oil. Well Debating Girls Ills bicycle Conference Chatter Be a lawyer R. Powker “Ray What's It to you Poetry Party phone lines Mason Poetic ability Be a poet D. Durner l)ope “You hammerhead Playing poker Girls The fellows Tag Not to blush V. Elliott •Elliot” I'm not fussy. Eating Her weight The gang Her Rulok Be a secretary B. Field ••Barney” Doggone Chemistry Breaking test tubes The fellows Grocery store Own grocery store C. Fielder “Charlie” Gracious to Peter” Sleeping La U» hours Ed Bill Stringham Not to stutter W. Fischer •Bill” Gosh!” Reading Wnnion The liovs Green sweater To be a novelist U. Fullerton “Boh” Hi Taking care of hall Blondes The boys Ills horse-laugh A great farmer M. C.ee ••Looie After ail His line Women Elmer Lady To get married K. Grander Granger What do you think? Reading Studying The gang “Boob Be Mrs. Boob A. Gregarek Aggie Oh, gee” Clothes Fords Sisters Her “Chevy” Be a designer C. Haigh “Sally” Oh. «ee” Walking Having to wait Gerald Her necklace Re a teacher T. Hale “Tessy Oh. he did-dld he? Tripping people Hurrying Norma Carl To carry a tune C. Hamilton “Chuck” . Well, gosh” Cartoons Girls Mason 1 deposition Cartoonist A. Hammond -Little Ham' Don't n ik me Boy Scouts Women Arlo Blue sweater Be a Scout leader A. Hammond ”B1r Ham” Oh. gee Boy Scouts Rod (leads A rland Blue sweater To grow s beard D. Hennings Hennings” I didn't do it” Not studying Book reports Dale 1 mle To lie a good farmer L. Horn I oule” I guess so Finger waves Her voice Tile girls Her car Get a new car L Ives “Bunny” “Come on” Writing “dirt Working The hunch Giggle To be a journalist L. Kane “Kaney” “O. K. Driving Other women Metta Metta To gain weight K. Keehne -Keehne” “By gosh Dancing Old cars The tmys Striped suit To get married F. Kendall -Fanny” Can you Imagine'” Singing Nickname El a nor Voice Plcken’s sister D. Kimmell Donny” Well, gosh Writing notes Most women Margaret Margaret He hasn't any A. King King” “Nope Athletics Plays The boys Nickname To get a girl R. Kiolinger -Boh Yeah Chemistry Burns The boys Height World famous chemist X. Ramie -Neva” Mercy!” Going steady Speed tests Edith Wrist watch Be a Raker's wife J. 1 aeke -Jessica Oh. dear” Basketball Speed tests The bunch Her hair Go to business school F. IxM-ke -Flo Oh!” Sewing Old cars '•r rle Glasses Be a farmer's wife D. Lowe Dot Goodness” Basketball Sewing class The girls Her marks Teach school L. Marvin “Marvin” 1 guess so ’hess Speeches The boys His sister Be a writer L. Masters Dutch” Gee Whiz Athletics Loud Talkers The fellows Job To own business R. Mason “Pete” For cat's sake Drawing Flirting Chuck Gray sweater To grow up M. Mitchell Muffy Oh. dear Reducing Big people I corn Muffy “Muffy’» wife W. Moore Elmer” Oh. fuzz” Ping-pong Having hair mussed Looie His curls Get a girl B. Murray Burr Yeah Walking Noisy people The hoys His quietness Be a farmer V. Paine Jinny” Oh. gee” Working Noisy children Harold Her Job Be a nursemaid L. Phillips Lee Well Plano Poor singers Madaline George Be a mirae K. Pratt Ruth ' Yes, but-- Reading Plain dumbness Her black hat Her glasses To teach school J. Quantrell Son Now. my wife-- Sleeping Studying His wife Ills wife Be a good husband V. 1 inIdle Jinny Gracious Peter” Knitting Early hours The gang fharhian Be a nurse N. Rapier Nellie Well, for--- Journalism Poor jokes Tiie bunch Accent Be a nurse J. Raymond Johnny “Now, Eleanor—” Working Girls away at college Eleanor Eleanor Go to Albion (when home) P. Russell Put” I guess so” Talking Working Helen Her hair Be a nurse R. Ryan Peggy Yeah 'hoir Silliness Grarelynna Her voice Grand opera M. Scott “Scot tie Now. in Wisconsin Clothes Sloppy people Roy Hair Jerrold mgr’s wife M. Sharpe Meg My gosh! Basketball Poor sports The girls Black skirt Be a girls' coach H. Shaw Helen ' My goodness” Walking Fuzzy hair Sister Sister Be a nurse H. Shepherd Shepherd ' Gee gosh” Basketball Her height Patty Clothes Be a nurse J. Sherman Jennie Yeah Choir Her feet Johnny Her clothes To sing B. Siple Beth Oh, gee Walking Speeches Audrey Her glasses Go to college H. Smith Sinltty” Well, really” Being frank Poor clothes Family IPs sernpbook Be a writer M. Smith Maggie' No, but-- Talking Old clothes Gwen Ed Interior decorator R. SI arks ••Russ” Well--” Dancing Poor dancers Myrtle His sweaters Be a crooner R. Stine Archie Now. see here Arguing Shiftless people Ed A Bill II is Job Be a lawyer K. Stringham Stringham ' ”Oh, nuts Dates Dateless nights Anybody Cheerleader's blouse Go to M S C. A. Tracy Audrey “Oh. gee Reducing Her weight Bethel Hair Go to college M. Van Auken Shorty Yeah. I bet Basketball Short people Looie Height To gain weight B. Walker Burt Well. 1 guess so Athletics Themes The boys His sense of humor Good fanner T. Walsh Ton» Not exactly” Reading Giving speeches The iKiys Ringing hi-room hell Go to college H. Weaver Helen Yeah Walking Little people The girls Cotton dresses Be a gym teacher C. Willis Willis” 'Veil, gee Basketball His height The fellows His speed To grow u n M. Wheaton Margaret” I guess so Visiting Eaton Rapids Hurrying Her mother Her slowness Move to Eaton Rapids R. Williams Bob Aw nuts” Arguing Strict touchers Cecil His voice To go on radio C. Youngs You ms»” O. K. Basketball Most women The fellows His walk To be a coach H. Youngs Helen” So what Typing Her size The girls Green sweater To reduce E. Zanger Esther” Goodness me Flirting Flirts Vlrene Harold To be a nurse H. Zimmerman Zimmy Yeah, but—” Agriculture Themes Hennink His laugh To be a farmer TEACHERS' BIOGRAPHY NAME NICK NAME FAVORITE SAYING HOBBY DETESTS MOST ALWAYS CHERISHED AMBITION SEEN WITH POSSESSION W. Anderson Hunk” lad's have It quiet” Radio Static Wife Hair To become pale K. Barnhill Coach” Now. listen, fellows Athletics Quitters Wife Baby Conch V. of M. M. Bradley “Maxle” “Quiet, please” Clubs Gum Teachers Her clothes To study abroad A. (’omlis Al” Let's get to work” Chewing gum Noise •Him! Sammy Be a perfect mother .t D-urtiid “Johnnv” As a whole— Gardening Whistling Daughter Green ink Plantation owner K. Rrn«'n “Chief All right, now Arguing Dumbness Family His kids” Noiseless lil-room T. Flower Terrv “Well, now see here” Boxing Cut-Ups Jack Family To grow a I tea rd S. Cillam Susahelle Oil, well” Scouting Unanswerable questions “Bea Giggle To act dignified J. Dvkhouso “Bull “For example” Eating Whiners M ary His new home To help students B. Hennink Ben “Let’s go. gang! Singing solos Flat notes Wife Air students To sing in opera E. Hlldehrant Hlldev” Now. fellows” Choir Blue notes Violin Band Perfect band M. Kinllnger “Kippy” Naughty, naughty Sunday school class Gum ! ! ! ! Eva Jean Studcbaker Second Carrie Nation E. Krleg»r Lizzie” “Swell Clothes T nhasted seams Rea” Car Famous designer H. McCall “Jake” “News syndicate” Golf Noise Marie Connie” To grow six inches E. Mead Earl” “Get to work Gardening Crying babies Wife Family Go to Russia M Swartz Swart zie” Girls' Basketball Dirty gym suits Ike t’otton dresses Female Tnrzan M. Taylor “Marie” Now. hoys” Rtli grade parties Tripping Ethel Twins To travel W Wells Winnie” In Europe---” Traveling Noisy hi-room Mother Accent Trip to Switzerland F. Wildern Frannle” “One more, please Choir Squeaky notes Her hubby Her alto voice Sing blues songs II. Williams Bea Class Art club Late budgets Lizzie” Size Be a Journalist F. Wheeler Fernie” Good morning Radio Lute money Her briefcase Fur cape Great preacher J. VanVessem Jack F'r instance” Traveling Cough syrup Terry Alarm clock To grow some hair Page I i

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AUTOGRAPHS