Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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FACULTY The CU titi i iX RUSSELL ANDERSON—B.S.. M. S. N. C.; Instrumental Music and Social Studies. MATTIE FISHER—A.B.. M. S. N. C.; M.A., U. of M.; Junior High. MALCOLM GOBEL—B.S.. Alma; Physical Education. EMERSON GRINDALL—A.B.. Olivet; Mathematics. Assistant Coach. ALICE HOWELLS—A B.. U. of M.; English. Latin. GEORGE HUMPHREY—B. of Ed.. W. I. S. T. C.; M.S.. la. S- C.; Metal Shop. Mechanical Drawing. EARL A. HUSTON—B.S.. Purdue; M. A.. U. of M.; Science. MILDRED IAUCH—A.B.. W. S. T. C.; M.A.. U. of M.; Librarian. MARENA KIPLINGER—A.B., U. of M.; English. History. Bible. ALLEEN LIPSEY—B.S., Ferris Institute; Commercial. HARLAN McCALL—Superintendent; A.B.. Albion; M.A., U. of M. EARL MEAD—B.S.. W. S. T. C.; U. of M.; Wood Shop. if ft ft v V ELAINE MEYER—B.M.E.. M.M.. Northwestern Uni- versity; Music. CLARK MUMA—Principal. B.S., W. S. T. C.; M.A.. U. of M.; Government. VIRGINIA OBERLIN—8.S.. M. S. C.; Junior High. Spanish. RICHARD SCHROEDER—B.S.. M. S. C.. Farm Shop. Agriculture. fr r HUBERT STRAW—B.S.E.E.. Purdue; Mathematics. Science. MARIE TAYLOR—M.S.N.S.; Junior High. THELMA TAYLOR—B.S.. M. S. C.; Physical Education. EULALIA TOMS—B.S.. M. S. C.; Home Economics. ■ft WINIFRED WELLS—Assistant Principal. A.B.. Olivet; English. KATHRYN WESCHE—A.B.. Kletzing College; English. Dramatics. LEORA WEYMOUTH—Principal of Junior High, A.B.. Olivet; M.A.. U. of M. FRANCES WILDERN—B.S., M. S. N. C.; English Arts. DORA HOLMES (not pictured)—B.S.. M. S. N. C.; Commercial.

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Th v 4 H. I» K II I i A T I O To Coach Malcolm Gobel for his successful training of the athletes of this school- To our undefeated football team-undefeated because of its spirit of teamwork and fair play- To the district champions, our basketeers, for an out- standing season as a result of their hard work and splendid cooperation- We, the members of the Class of '45, respectfully de- dicate this Charhian as an expression of our appreciation and esteem.

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Th ’j IIOXOIK STUDENTS IGHEST honors in this year’s graduating class go to Jack Hess. who. with an average of 3.89, joins the ranks of valedictorians. Having taken a college preparatory course, he majored in English and mathematics. As a member of the P.T.A. Re- creation Committee ami Student Council, Jack has done much to further recreational opportunities around school. Besides the preceding activities, he has been president of the senior class, was in charge of the class magazine and Christmas card sales, served on the Orange Black Staff during the first semester of this year, is a member of the Hi-Y Club, and has attended six Honor Banquets. With an average of 3.76, Betty Sumerix has captured the second place of honor, that of saluta- toriam Although originally a commercial student, she changed during the last two years to a college preparatory course and now has majors in English and social studies. An active girl, Betty was secretary of this year’s Student Council, a member of Girl Reserves, had a leading part in the junior play, has attended four Honor Banquets, and has participated in band and orchestra. To two students, a boy and a girl, goes the honor of having their names engraved on the Honor Plaque presented to the school by the University of Michigan Club. These persons are picked by the faculty from each year’s graduating class on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and sportsmanship. This year we salute Betty Sumerix and Joseph Pray. Betty Sumerix has acquired the unusual dis- tinction of receiving both salutatorian honors and having her name placed on this plaque. Joseph Pray, better known as just plain “Joe”, was president of his class during his sophomore year. He has earned letters in football, basketball and track, was president of the Hi-Y club, and a member of the band and orchestra. Joe has an average of 3.44 and has attended 6 honor banquet . He has been taking a college preparatory course and has majors in English, mathematics, and social science. 4