Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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The CHARHIAN SCHOOL MA’AMS AND MASTERS First Row— CHARLES F. AMADEN-B.S., U. of 1.1.; Western III. State Teach- ers' College; Social Studies. Mathematics. WARREN A. BLIGHT—B.S.. M. S. C.; Farm Shop. Agriculture. MAY ELLEN DELFAVERO—B.S.. Superior State, Wis.; English. French. Latin. 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; U. of M.; M.S. C.; Mathe- matics, Assistant Coach. Second Row— DORA HOLMES—B.S.. M.S. N. C.; Commercial. EARL A. HUSTON—B. S.. Purdue: M. A.. U of M.; Science. MILDRED IAUCH—A.B.. Western Michigan College of Education; M.A., U. of M.; Northwestern U.: Columbia U.; Librarian. MARENA KIPLINGER—A.B.. U. of M.: Northwestern U.; U. of Chicago: English. History. Bible. ALLEEN LIPSEY—B.S., Ferris Institute; M. S. C.; Commercial. Third Row— HARLAN McCALL—A.B.. Albion; M.A., U. of M.: Superintendent. EARL MEAD—B.S.. Western Michigan College of Education; U. of M.: Wood Shop. Veterans’ Institute. CLARK MUMA—B.S.. Western Michigan College of Education; M.A., U. of M.; Principal, Social Studies. ELAINE MEYER—B.M.E.. M.M.. Northwestern U.; U. of Minn.; Music. VIRGINIA OBERLIN—B.A., M. S. C.; Junior High. Fourth Row— BORIS W. PAAJANEN—A.B.. Northern Michigan College of Educa- tion; Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop. ROBERT K. POWELL—A.B.. Western State, Ky.; U. of M.; Instru- mental Music, Social Studies. RICHARD SCHROEDER—B.S.. M. S. C.; Farm Shop, Agriculture. MARJORIE SMITH—B.S.. M.S. C.; Physical Education. HUBERT STRAW—B.S.E.E., Purdue; M.S. C.; Western Michigan College of Education; Mathematics. Science. KATHRYN TAFFEE—B.S., M.S. C.; General Motors Institute of Technology; Home Economics. Fifth Row— MARIE TAYLOR—M. S. N.S.: Olivet; Western Michigan College of Education; Junior High. WINIFRED WELLS—A.B.. Olivet; U. of M.; NorthwesternU.; U. of Chicago; Assistant Principal. English, Journalism. LEORA WEYMOUTH—A.8.. Olivet; M.A., U. of M.: M. S. C.; Western Michigan College of Education; Principal of Junior High. Civics. English. KATHRYN WESCHE—A.B.. Kletzing College; U. of M.; English. Dramatics. FRANCES WILDERN—B.S.. M. S. N.C.; English. Art. Not Pictured— EVALD JOHNSON—B.S.. Westeri Michigan College of Education; Wood Shop. . . 4

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The CHARH AN Dedica Up ii 8 Harlan McCall. Superintendent of the Charlotte Public Schools, we, the class of 1946, respectfully dedicate this Charhian. As a true gentleman of genuine character, he has been a fine influence in the Charlotte schools. During his eighteen years here. Mr McCall has taught mathematics and journalism and planned the first journalism carnival. Changing the name of the yearbook from the Delphian to the Charhian was also under his leadership. Therefore, to a man who has contributed so highly to this school, to a teacher whom we have liked, to a friend who has always been glad to help, we dedicate this Charhian. ... 3...

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HONOR STUDENTS The CHARH AN M HE honor of being valedictorian for the class of 1946 was achieved by Joyce Denison with the scholastic rating of 3.77. Joyce has taken a college preparatory course, majoring in English and social studies. Besides being on the Orange and Black staff, she has been editor- in-chief of the Charhian. She participated in many activities during her school years, namely: Footlighteers, Girl Reserves, glee club, band and orchestra. She served on the student council for two years, took part in the junior play, was assembly chairman, and attended six honor banquets. Following with a close average for salutatorian honors is our Mayor, Wayne Holmes, with a 3.75 rating. Taking a college preparatory course, Wayne has majored in English and mathematics. Besides being active in the Hi-Y and attending six honor banquets, Wayne has been very outstandng in sports and has acquired many honors and letters in basketball, tennis, track, football and cross- country. He was president of his class and also took part in the junior play. Another outstanding honor be- stowed upon Wayne was being chosen for the University of Michigan Honor Plaque. Each year a boy and a girl are chosen by the faculty to have their names engraved on the Honor Plaque, which was presented several years ago by the University of Michigan Club. These students are selected for their qualities of scholarship, sportsmanship and leadership. This year’s honor students are Marian Cheney and Wayne Holmes. Marian Cheney has taken an active part in band for five years and has been a member of G. A. A., Girl Reserves and Footlighteers. She was secretary and treasurer of her class and secretary of the band. Besides being on the Orange and Black, Marian was on the junior play and prom committee. She was hall monitor and has attended several honor banquets. Marian has very cap- ably filled the task of pianist for the glee club. . . . 5 . . .