Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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Page 4 ORANGE G BLACK 13 JOI1l'l'l8llStS Attend Second Annual Conference M S C Plays Host to Students Orange 6. Black Glven Award Betty Jo Shoemakel Connle Al tonso Phyllls Clappel Malllyn Shlelds Marlon Lemmon Joan Bandileld Joyce Caswell Balball Jordan Pat Dean Beverly Kelley Barbala lVlcKeag Margaret MOlSt and laura Cllfford acrompanled by MISS WVl1'11fI'6d Wells attended the second loulnallsm confelence to be held at Mlchlgan State colleg Reglstlatlon of the schools was begun at 8 30 a m Thls was follow ed by an assembly ln the college aud ltorlunl where speeches of welcome and dllectlons to VHTIOUS bulldlngs were glven At 10 00 a m the delegates dlvlded lnto flV9 groups each at tendlng dlffelent dlscusslons the wrltlng and preparatlon ot copy for newspaper and yearbooks Prom 12 00 to 1 30 p m ele gates went to lunch at places of thell own cholce neal the college Mlss Wells attended the advlsel s luncheon at the Phllllps dorm ltory The dlscusslons were contlnueu after lunch and at 4 30 p m a general meetlng was held to dlstrl bute the 1948 awards to wlnnels ln newspapel and yealbcak con tests Jackson Hlgh school won the hlghest award the John S Ixnlght trophy for thelr newspapel the RQfI6Ct0l Challotte won th outstandlng achlevement awaltl tol class B schools Gland Ledgc Hlgh school and Eaton Raplds Hlgh school won th outstandlng achlevement award fOl mlmeo graph papers Eaton RHDIGS Hlgh school was also glven the outstand mg achlevement award for thell annual the Eatonlan Metal Shop Redecorates The lnetal shop stud nts undel the dllectlon of Ml Marvln Flow tl have some new machlnes thl ee metal lathes a belt sander fo Hlldlllg metal and a power hack saw The metal shop IS also IQIIIDIIPI lllg The lunlol Illgll boys an palntlng the shop and redecolat lllg lt A loom has been bllllt tol the tools WIIICII last year Welt kept lll cablnets Aprons WQIC bought lOl each wolkel to llelp plo tect hls clothes X Change Chatter The TroJans of East lansln, hlgh school dedlcated Brlttoll Fleld wlth a 200 vlctory OVSI Sturgls Students of Waltel Flench Lanslng dld a lad1O broadcas Olel WKAR ln East Lanslng The new look lnvades the Alb lon gym Foldlng bleachels wlll be lnstalled ln the downstalrs of the gym Other lmplovements whlch wele made lnclude the ln stallatlon of permanent seats ln the balcony and a Wlle basket checklng system ln the leoys lock er loom The soclal season opened t Iakevlew hlgh school Wlth the lournallsm class staglng the an nual Sock Hop ln the gym Eaton RQDIGS school IS havlng a drlvers tralnlng course thls year Eaton Raplds senlols are new selllng magazlnes and thel X Teens elected 34 new members The annual lunlal magazllle dllV6 ended last Wednesday topplng the goal by S98 Seventh Elghth Grades Attend Flrst Ald Fllm Oh good' A movle thls houl was the cry of the lunlor hlgh puplls last week The movle pro duced by Johnson and Johnson was on flrst ald lt told of the symptoms and treatment for patlents suffellng from shock bleedlng flactu es Spralns DOISOHS and vallous other allments It also show d the slx mam pressure polnts on ones body to stop bleedlng how to apply a spllnt and toulnlquet and tllf dlffel ent ways ln whlch to lalldage How to act ln case ot emergencl was also bl ought out How to con duct oneself callng for .l patlent was stlessed It gave many general DI IHCIDIBS on what to do ln case of accldent Faculty Doing Follow up Study Study EXDBFIBHCCS of Gradu ates to ASSlSt Teachers Wlth Plannlng The newly organlzed Follow Up commlttee whlch IS composed of faculty members has lald plans to galn lnformatlon about the ex perlences of those who have left and gladuated floln Challotte hlgh school The commlttee IS taklng a sulvey fol the pulpose ot flndlng out how the experlence acqulled has helped the alumnus ln hls flrst years out of Charlotte hlgh school The cammlttee feels that the lnfolmatlon obtalned from thls survey wlll help t plan for each pupll culrently lll school the klnds of tlalnlng best adapted to hls alJ1IltlSS and ln th amount calculated to develop hls m xlmum usefulness to hlmselt The commlttee that lS to cally on thls study IS composed of MIS Bel tha McTaggart Mlss Dora Holmes Mlss Wlnlfled W lls M Evald Iohnson and Mr Jalvl xV0tl1I'lg They WIII recelve con sultlve asslstance from 'vllchlgan State college as the WOlk plogress The lnfolmatlon OlItB.lTl9d by the commlttee wlll be gathered by mealls of questlonnalles and per sonal lntervlews Flve classes ale expected to be coveled ln thls sur vey posslbly two prewar one war and two of the postwar yeals The commlttee held ltS meetlng October 11 and at thls tlme declded what type of questlonllalre wlll be used f0l the survey Band ACtlVltleS Headed By Hayrlde, Festlval Openlng lts season of soclal at t1V1tl6S wlth a hayllde on Octobel 16 the OllOle band approxlmately slllty stlong tllled thlee wagons Aftel a Jaunt ovel the sullaundlng coulltlyslde they completed the evenlng wlth cldel and donuts at the Sprlngs The band has elected for thls yeal the followlng offlcers Ples ldent Ja k Faust Vlce pres Frank Bracy Sec and Treas Ethel Van Goetheln Llbrarlan Mary M9016 Asslstant Lllllaflall Phyl lls Schladel The permanent rec leatlon commlttee whlch plan such actlvltles as haylldes C011 SlStb of Margal et Vance Dlck Clal lln and Earl Mead The executlvl C0lIlIIlltt66 whlch lncludes the band offlcel a representatlve from ea ll sectlon and the dlum major has met and declded to TQVISQ the mer lt and demellt system whlch IS now employed The marchlng Land festlval Octobel 13 at whlch Challotte was host to SIX othel bands lncludlllg Junlol Hlgh Leslle Qulnry Bell: vue and Iollla drew a crowd t about 2500 people About S550 whlch wlll be dlvlded among the seven bands was taken ln I mass lormatloll th bands played Men of Ohlo Unlted Nat1OHS Washlngton Post March Host of Freedom and concluded wlth tht Stal Spangled Banner WRIGHT S JEWELRY Shop early for Xmas Use Our Lay away Plan Martens News Meet Your F rlends LIIARI 0'l l'la Durbm s Rexall Drugs Ronin BAIRY Lotus L hee Rlcllelleu Food Store 5 Z 4 Schwegler s Ice Cream and Luncheon Complete Home Outfitters , ,ac.4aJzaL3 lbralmtt Phone 200 New Thlngs Flrst STORE MU GER H RDWARE CO. 224 S. 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ORANGE 81. BLACK Page 3 Or1oles Subdue Howell As Reserves See Actlon Charlotte marked up 1ts thlrd straight Capltal Circuit vlctory here Friday Illgllt by tr1mm1ng Howell 33 6 Earl ROIIBT and Jack Idle each h1t pay dirt IWICG Wltll Bob Brown addlng the other count er 1n the fourth quarter In the f1rst few m1nutes of the game Chailotte dlowe to a touch down and Bob Browns kick was good to put the Orloles out 1n front Charlotte hit pay d1rt again III the second quarter but the QXIII point was unsuccessful making the half t1me score read 13 0 1n fa vor of Charlotte In the thlrd quarter Jack Idle lugged the plgskln over but the extra po1nt was no good Charlotte tallled tw1ce more 1n the fourth quarter w1th Jack Idle and Bob Brown taking It over Both extra polnts were successful Howell secu1ed IIS only score 1n the fourth quarter on a 60 yard drive w1tl1 Chuck Elliot taking Doug Strmgers pass for the scor mg play Everett Looks Good Says Coach Gobel ober 29 at Fve1ett high schools gr1d1ron Charlotte w1ll try for another Ilfllllllpll Colmng back from Everetts starting team of last year are Wh1tehead center Cahoom guard POWGIS left end W1IIl3.lDS quar terback and Sprague left half Everett uses a T formation shift mg to a Notre Dame box rlght and e TIIEII l1ne IS big the backfleld small and fast Grand Ledge went down undei Inveretts feet last Frlday n1ght Coach Gobels words were They looked good and 1t was a lough ball game They have a very good DHSSEI and left end IS his preferred target GERMAIN SHELL SERVICE TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES CAR REPAIR Gobelltes Romp Over Comets at Ledge 27 0 Wm Gives Oriole Grndmen Then' Second Conference Victory l411day evenlng Octobez 8 saw local football squad llteially ru11 the Grand Ledge Comets 1nto the 21ound w1th a rouslng 210 V1 tory The trlumph enabled the Or loles to cop the lead in the Capital L11lCl1lt league The local g11dmen scored with ease as they countered one touch down in every per1od Bob Pet r son staited the sco11ng spree by carlymg the p1gsk1n ove1 fo1 the tlrst markel Bob Brown place kicked the lust of h1s three extra pomts to make the score 7 0 In the second quarter CHIIOII Mome spearheaded a d11V9 and scampered across fo1 the se ond score with Brown again convert ing The Orloles left the field at the half t1me w1th a foul teen polnt margin Retuinlng after the lntermlsslon the Oiange and Black had lnten tions of boost1ng I,Il6lI margm and dld so as Mohre agam lugged the oval to pay dlrt The aglle toe of Bob Brown agaln connected as th Grand Ledge defense began crum' l1ng Eall ROIIBI counted anothei tally by smashing five yards fo1 the final SIX polnts Thl0WlHg th11ty men 1nto IIIQ flay the Gobel stalwaxts thiot tled the Comet grid machine com pletely Despite the seven man lint thrown at Charlotte good block mg enabled long 111ns that set up scoring plays Fumbles were fre quent th1oughout the game thus lessening more sco11ng The w1n left the Cobel men undefeated in season play Halold Marsh 40 IS attendmg Kansas City School of Watch Mak mg benlols of Eaton Rapids ealned a few dolla1s towaid their emor trlp by sponsoring the first dance ot the season TOPCOATS TN! COVER1 Jillian WHATS NEXT October 28 Last day fOI sen1o1 DICIHFBS October 28 'leacheis Club Pa1 October 29 Football Game Everett th IG 1 30 October 30 Halloween Party November 5 Eaton Rapids November 9 Banquet November 11 Football Game h re 1 0 FootballBanrl Oiange 8z Black November 10 Junlor Play Thlnclads Drop Meet Ionla Conquers 27 26 Charlotte d1stance lunners met Ionla last Monday October 18 The outcome was twentyseven to twentyeight a th11ll1ng meet wh1ch found Ionla the w1nne1s Those carrying the Challotte colors over the two m1le fan grounds course of Ion1a we1e Althur Starr who led the pal around f1n1sh1ng f1rst .lim Wil son who ran a thlld Gayloid Roy ston who lollowed wlth a f1ttl1 ros1t1on Dlck Marshall and Hai old Clements f1n1shed ninth and tenth 1espect1vely Charlottes 1eco1d thus far this season IS a two and four accom pllshment Hastings s 1ved the opposition for Charlottes next at foul oclock Monday Octobex 2a AMANA VIRGIN WOOL DRESS GOODS Hastings Trounced By Orioles 20 0 A score of twenty to noth1ng bi ought to a concluslon the game of HHStlHgS vs Challotte last Fr1 day n1ght In the fiist quarte1 ot the game Bob Peterson spr1nter for the O11oles st1uck pay dirt by scor mg a touch down B1own kicked for the extia point but mlssed leav ing the scole 6 0 An evenly match ed battle ensued 111 wh1ch a great deal of l1ne WOlk was done by all IIIGIHIJQIS of the team Tl1e battle cont1nued and the ten s1on was broken when Cai roll Mohre made a SIX yald lun Bob Brown klcked for the polnt whlch was successful and left a score ot 3 0 End1ng the game 1n the fourth ua1te1 was Car1oll Mohle who ran a gcod th11tyf1ve ya1 ds for a touch down BIOWH parted the enemy goal posts by Hlaklllg the conclud mg S0019 20 0 X Teens held a formal candle llgllt 1n1t1at1on SGFVICQ fo he new membeis on the evening of Octobei ll Wlldern s Drug Store EVERY HOUSE NEEDS WESTINGHOUSE for Sklfts and Get your appllances Wool Frocks Plam or Plalds 58 mches Wlde S2 95 yd AL 8: BILL S CharIotte's Friendly Stor Fred A Rlchey Co phone 566 lTT'1If W' 1Tiu',.5. i Harold E Smnth 7 is X7 .r-.e.fvs. Q. wrt, PRINTING k Ida! 'ot- 'UQNID' THE M cGrath DeFoe 287, 1 QFD 1 fQ SRF X .lay Sandwich Shop Are Experts ln Quality Prmtmg EARL J LAVENGOOD' prop I 0 ' 5 ' 7 1 , , . - . . . . . . ' ty - ' ', . . . ' - . ' U , e' , 'z V . ' f .- . I - . ' ' ' K, e , '23 ,. ' , ' ' . - U- 1 1 Y . ' ' ' ' T - l . Q . 7-0. , ' , ' ' , ' ' , . . . ' . 2 - gl -A-n - f I ' . 1 ' ' ' , . . 1 - . 1 I ' ' gg n . 'I' ' I G l ' l 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' . ' t . . , Oct f 7:30 p. m. on I ' . ' 1 -A b . - 3. I as J . ' I ' ' ' '1 ' . .N , . ' ' I . D meet on ,the Orioles' home course, Complete Fountain Service . Y Z . . Y I . - ' L ltr. ' f 1 ' K I ' ' 1.-,--....- at 1 v ' ' D ,. , I . 'v I , I v V - l . . ' . . . , . 7 , - S lv ' l N . . ' l 0 YY ' 1 n SV ' a Q . - 11, 'HW I - , 1 I '41 - . 1' W Y I-1.' 151im'.',1,tI' V, INA V if Z .. :S ti, gf I X Q .LE I ! ln .1 4. rfb . . .e:1- . em- aes. Q A if 0 f., I 1 5 Q2 fi fa I-1: J ' lv - I ' A I CO .A : .

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oral F BL CK B K :OVEMBER 19 I J GOOD OO THE CHARHlAN VOLUME 23 CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1948 ISSUE 3 Librarians Plan For Book Week Club to Sponsor Assemblv, New Books Spur Contest, Prlzes to be Glven Dullng the week of Novembel 15 to 20 the Llllliify Club IS D1 eparlng fOl Natlonal Book Week VHIIOUS tables ln the llblary wlll be fllled wlth dlsplays of new books The dlsplays wlll lnclude both grade and hlgh school books One table Wlll be dedlcated to the westward movement A contest Wlll be held among cel taln classes to see WhlCh student can read the most books about the westward movement The lesults wlll be shown on a map whlch Wlll be placed on the west wald movement table PPIZQS ale to be awarded to the wlnners The Mlchlgan State llbrary has loaned the school llbrary a large lllllllbel t books for dlsplay In addltlon to thls loan there wlll be a large gloup of books both glade and hlgh school on approval lrom the George Dunn Company The Llbraly Club Wlll sponsor all assembly the week of Novembel 1:1 ln connectlon wlth Natlonal Book Week the theme of whlch Wlll be Books Tell the Story YTeens Plan Annual Turkey Trot Nov Z4 Wednesday NOV9ITllDE,l 24 IS the date set for the annual Turkey Trot the annual 1 Teens sponsored dance The C0llllll1tt99S are as follows lefreshmellts C o n n l e Alfonso chalrlnan Phyllls Clapper Etit Them Anll Gehman Phyllls Canlp bell Betty Montgomery Tlket Shlrley Bluce chalrman Lolt Flench Betty Shoemakel DOIIQ Clandell decoratlons Shllley Pat on chalrman Bonnle Webb Janet Donna bundstlonl Jean Gllfflll Gletta Pryol Vlaly Olmstead Barbara Platt muslc Malglr Cllest chalrlnan Dot Wlllls Ruth M0lllS Collnle Alfonso They declded to hale lQflGSll ments aftel each meetlng The cllalrman chosen was Bevelly Roath Gletta Pryor and Jean Grlffln V0lllIlt9Gl8fl to help F H A Have Natlonal Week Natlonal Futule HOH19lll3.lx9lS of Amellca week fIOII1 Novembel 16 was observed by the local club Postels showlng dlff9lG'1lt actlxl s of the club W6lP place llll0l1g'll0llt the lllllldlllg The clllb also IS plannln, a plo ,ldlll alld budget 101 the yeal Among thelr plalls are paltles wlth the F FA bake sale a llloth Cl and daughtel banquet dances a home Dl0J9Ct and all asselnbly They plan to adopt a folelgn home economlcs class and to help them out by sendlng theln boxes Cast Receives Instruction Front row M Root J Clark B Lennon V Hamilton J Lavengood R Wood H Harrington D Griffin B McKeag S Conner C Archer Second row R Kin M J Atkins A Collzzu D Martin A Wlnsl 9 Y C Mauney J Wilson Mr C J Wotrlng Football Band Banquet Held On November 9 Last Tuesday evenlng the hlgll school gymnasium was the scene of the fourteenth annual Football Band banquet wlth Cllfford Smltll actlng as chalrman The speakel for the evenlng was Mr VIC Hyllger flom the spolts staff of the Unlverslty of Mlchlgan Actlng as toastmaster was Lynn Fowler Ml Eall Parchman plall lSt and ladlO entertalner present ed hls talent Reverend Russell McConnell gave the lnvocatlon Presentatlon of the football play GIS and asslstant coaches Mr Dal las Stall Mr Eldred Toutant and Mr Jack Reynolds was done by Head Coach Malcolm Gobel M Robert Powell band dlrectol lntro duced the band members and oheel leadels The gym was decolated by Mls Flances Wlldelns art class and the homemaklng class selved Delegates to Attend Natlonal F F A Meetlng Challes Halag and Blll Day were the two chosen as delegates from the Challotte chaptel to attend the twentleth annual Natlonal FFA Convelltlon at Kallsas Clty thls veal From 15000 to 20000 boys fl oln all states ln the unlon Ha Wall and Puelto RICO ale expected The boys wlll travel by 113,111 leav lng on Novembel 14 and leturnlng on Now 18 One half the expenses wlll be pald by the organlzatlon the other half by the delegates the amount belng S65 00 a delegate 'Xl Wallen Bllght says The 11141101 lty of boys have not been out of thell own state and wlll gladly pay half the expenses fOl the ODDOI tulllty of havlng thls expel lence The pulpose of the collventlon IS to bettel the 0lgHl'l1Z3,t1OIl and 1tS pulpose Speclal featules of the conyentlon ale the natlonal FFA glee Clllll and band SIIICQ the Alllfbllfliill Royal Llve stock Sllow at the Kansas Clty Stockyal ds Wlll be held at the same tlnle as the conventlon lllany boys wlll plobably attend Band Show To Be Nov 23 Somethlng New ln Assemblles To be Presented Tuesday Novenlbel 23 the band wlll put on a show called Stand up and Stop the MUSIC They won t g1V9 away 1525 000 but thele wlll be pllZ8S galole and everyone at the assembly Wlll have a chance to Wlll a DFIZG Ol sevelal DTIZSS alld also a chance at the glant Jack pot ques tlon Wh1Ch lf answel ed wlll be the blggest DTIZG of all Heles the way the pl Ogfalll wlll lun Everyone who attends the as sembly wlll have a number and a dupllcate numbel wlll be ln a con talner on the stage Thlee numbel wlll be drawn tol each numbel played by the band and the fllSt pel son wlth one of the thlee lluln bers that lecognlzes the tune be lng played wlll Jump to llls feet and Wlll be glven a chance to Wlll th D1 IZG lf he mlsses then the othel two get a chance It all thlee mlss 'the DIIZG wlll go to the lack pot and Wlll be glven to the person who wlns the Jack pot questlon Some of the questlons wlll b tllned and the soonel they ale an SW6l6d the mole the contestant Wlll wln The longel lt takes to answer the questlon the less they can wln ThlS ploglaln promlses to be a lot of fun and besldes glwlng away a lot of prlres the band Wlll entel taln VV1tll a few speclal Ill1YT'llJLl's Comm' Novembel Now elnbel Novembel NOV9mb6l round the Corner 19 Jllll1Ol Play 23 Band Asselnbly 24 Tulkey Tl ot 25 26 Thanksglv lng vacatloll December 2 Orange and Black D9!61lll1Gl 3 Hastlngs Tllele Junior Play Night Near Characterlzatlon Dllflcult but Progresslng, Tlckets on Sale at 60c 40c Next week lfllday Nov 19 at 8 00 P M the turtalll Wlll be lung up on thls years Junlor class pre sentatlon of the Broadway success by George Kauflnan and Moss Halt You Cant Take It Wlth You The actlvltles and lnsallltles of a mad falnlly the Sycamores con stltute the plays plot Thls famlly CHFFIGS on mel rlly fol you untll compllcatlons H1159 when the daughtel Allce the only sane mem ber of the famlly bl lngs hel boy frlend home to the famlly but ev erythlng flnally tulns out happlly Ploductlon und r the dlrectlon of Ml C J Wotrlng and h1S HSSIS tant Annle C0l1ZZl IS lepolted to be proglesslng nolmally Mr Wot llng says that dlfflcult ploblems have been plesented because the chalacters ln the play are so lndlv 1tlLl3.l1StlC and abnolmal However gradually the cast IS grasplng the Spll It O1 the play so that charactel lzatlon lS golng on well enough Thls play has ploved ltS wlde ac teptlblllty by the outstandlng suc mess It has 19C6lV6d when produced ln vallous Sl.1lI'0l1I1d1Ilg hlgh schools TlC'liQtS ale belng sold by all lnembels of the Junlol class at a pl1C9 ll slxty cents for adult tlckets and folty cents for studnet tlckets Puplls flom the fourth through the elghth glade wlll be admltted to a matlnee Tuesday N v 16 tor a DIICQ ot ten cents Parent Son Banquet Vblth about sevellty f1V9 present the Future Farlnels of Amellca held thell annual par nt and S011 banquet Wednesday evenlng Octo bel 20 Toastmastel tor the evenlng was Challes Harag Bob lxlng gave the lIlVOtdt101l The suppel was S9lV9d by the FHA glrls under the SHIJEFVISIOH ot MIS Bel tha Mc Taggalt home 900110111105 teachel A welcome was glven by Vlrgll Platt Then Mr Wal ren Bllght ln toduced the speclal guests Mr lxelth McTaggalt Mr Ottls Mc Culle and the alunlnl The l+rA 1110 conslstlllg ot Rlchald Malshall Eugene Love land alld Elwood Kelly accompa nled by Mls Malshall sang two songs Hdll ot Cold and Grand fathel s Clock Then Don Stewart lJlOl1gl'lf ln hls hungly f1V8 wllo tlllnlslled the latest hlts ln muslc To end the evenlng a twenty ll11Ill1l,B movle on hay and the slldes taken ln Ohlo when the F FA boys Xlbltlhfl 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