Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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Christmas Suggestions Page 6 ORANGE 81. BLACK Shop Gets New Equxpment A new mort1s1ng attachment 18 an addltlon to the woodshop thls year It 1S attached to a war su1 plus d11ll press There IS a hol low ch1sel and a hollow chlsel b1t The b1t actually dr1lls square holes Th1s machine IS used 1n maklll end tables coffee tables cablnets and many other household de VIPGS It IS a HGCGSSILY to ll woodshops and IS used to a great extent Also d1fterent maclunes 1n tha shop a1e be1ng remodeled Net lathes have been purchased and other machmes are bemg replaced A great amount of work is bemg done toward a more elaborate shop A new toolbox IS be1ng made for the workshop The box IS bu1lt l1ke a sultcase and can be carr1ed 11kc one It conta1ns a compa1tment fo1 all k1nds of tools and can be put to ject of the yea1 Th1s sprmg the classes are ex pectlng to bu1ld a garage outs1de the school BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS First National Ban eason s Greetmgs Green Llght MR and MRS BEN FELSKA Proprietors Annual Chrlstmas Party Gwen for FFA Boys Plans have been made by the Fu ture Homemakers of Amerlca for the annual Ch11stmas party for the Futule Farmer boys December 11 1n the g11ls gym Mls Be1 tha Taggart adv1ser Sald they have made plans fo1 the playmg of games dancmg and re fleshments At the recent meet1ng Decembe1 10 the glrls planned the1r F H A assembly wh1ch 1S to be gxven at the first of the year Aftel the buslness meetlng V11 glnla Royston who last summel journeyed to Kansas C1ty MISSOU ll fo1 the Natlonal F H A Con sent1on told of her exper1ences and lnterestlng thmgs she saw wh1le the1e Amerlcan Blographles Arrxve at lnbrary Ar11v111g to the school l1bra1y IS the D1ct1onary of Ame11can B10g laphy publ1shed undex the aus DICSS of the Ame11can Counc1l ot Learned Soc1et1es Featured 111 th1s set of twenty two volumes xmportant Ame11can men and w men up to 1944 Much study needed as to who should be ea tuled ln th1s set of books Afte1 flfteen years and afte1 the lequlre ment of a half m1ll1on dollars the set was D11IJI1Shed Every decade a 110W volume WIII be publ1shed so no replaclng w1ll be necessary BYE WHS Season s Greetmgs GITTLEMAN S FINEST IN LADIES READY TO WEAR MERRY CHRISTMAS Betty's Beauty Shop The Vomberg Co Clothmg Hats Furnlshlngs Charlotte IVl1ch1gan Yund s arket The Home of the Hotdogs Cedar Chests Bedroom Sultes l..1V1ng Room Sulte Maytag Washer, ancl many other loeaut1ful glftS VIT LE S SONS Geography Class Makes Plans for Many Projects Ploneer Projects Lead All Other Subjects by Wlde Margm The seventh grade classes HIL vsorkmg u11der the d1rect1on f the11 teacher Mls V11g1n1a Obel l1n Then ld9aS are comlng mostly flom the study of the Unlted States and 1tS DOSSSSSIOHS Sevelal of the p1 ojects have been tu1 ned 1n Gary Frace has tux ned 1n a log Calllll p1 oject Edwln Ad ams made a tra1n and Jean1ne Jen sen an Esklmo scene Covered Wag ons have been turned 1n by Don Shultz Sam Pruden and El1ott Johnson Glass hut DIOJSCIS WEIG made by Arbutus and Phlllp Wll l1amson Harlean Rogers made 1 pan of moccas1ns Jack Quantell '1 wagon w1th balls of cotton on 1t and Carla powers all Ind1an doll Xoull neve1 know t1ll you try l'h1s old saymg st1ll holds tlne l l M1 karl Huston s blology class Though the bl0l0gy laboratory IS eXt1en1ely l1n11ted 1n 1ts equlpment 1nany projects have been tackled by the enthus1ast1c students The ten new low poweled mlcloscopes have alded them greatly The study of plant cells and one felled ammals the thorough HllllllElt10l f plants lncludlng seeds stems and plant reproduc t1on the practlce of the foul baS1C tastes and the touch of bread 1nold plus many othels a1e examples of the wlde spread act1on Wh1Ch Call be accompllshed if you only gwe lt a rv Season s Greetmgs LYND S MARKET lnslde Information Ah' Yes the speech class put on an assembly December 2 How well l am aware of th1s' The openlng play of the assembly was brought to my attent1on neally a montl1 D1 GVIOUS to tl1e assembly The same week I came IH Contact w1th th1s play I also became fam1l1't1 Wltll the IQSI of the assembly Durmg the next th1ee weeks tl1e1e took place many trlals and I,llIfJl1lat10I1S M Wotrmg s speech class Sometlmes all that you would hear for nearly an hour was t1ck tock of the clock no the o11e on the wall but the one 111 the Chol al 1ead1ng heard 1n the assembly If anyone had stepped some days he he was bemg ea1 Spllttlllfg These clacks assembly but choral readmg lnto speech class on would have thought shot at At t1mes cracks lang out banged up a b1t lll outslde of that the went off fine WIIIIBS Ha1rcut That 1S a ll18IllOldbl readlng by Pat S1ncla11 Vvlllle had h1s l1a1r cut nearly evely day fo1 three weeks p1obably w1ll be bald One Glll to Another on by Con111e Alfonso Caswell was worked on Pool kld f01 l1fe a play put and Joyce very hard If Shakespeare Were WPlLlHg To day was a play which made the class laugh 110 matte1 how ofte11 they saw lt H9dllHg Gaylord Yunds Ital1an dlalect poems over and OVGI al most had the class talklng the same way It seen1s tl1e students enjoyed tl1e assembly as ren1arks have bee1 heald such as The gloup showed 1e1na1kab1e DOISG and It was very well planned and dnected Wlth these rema1ks lt seems tl1e speech class should sponsm mole assembhes Sallxe Hale 4 and Gordon Sparks 47 a1e now engaged Season s Greetlngs COLLINS HAS THAT NEW LOOK We Speclahze MURRAY S GROCERY Drugs and Cosmet1cs MERRY CHRISTMAS Get Your DICK S Corsages Snacks Lunches Chxcken Dinners Steaks Chops ROSEACRE E TON CLEANERS WHERE QUALITY COUNTS SIX HOUR SERVICE BY REQUEST 114 W Lovett , - -, 1 . l V . . . 0 in K '. . 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Season 's Greetings ORANGE 6. BLACK Page 5 Orioles Down Sturdy-Yikings 28-24 Victory Gives Squad Perfect Record in Capitol Circuit On the local floor, the Vikings from Everett invaded the Oriole stronghold, December 10 and were off like a whirlwind. The teams' rooters witnessed a fast and rough game with two Vikings being excluded by fouls and others fol lowrng close ln this nran to man defense the tally was close all tht way but Charlotte was usuallv found on the heavy end At the conclusion of the final stanza rt was Charlotte 28 Everett 24 Charlotte F FT PF P Rorter F Ixardel F Garnnrage C Zrrnmerlee C Brown B G Clark G Brown D G Rulrson G Sparks C Everett Zreske It Christensen Powers C Krnnane G Williams G Sprague G What Are Dictionaries For? Have you ever gone to the lr brary to use the drctronary and found that the word you want to look up cannot be found? Having written the story corn pletely except for the one word he didn t know how to spell he wenr for the dictionary to look rt up But alas rt was not there Before long the whole lrbrarv was rn an uproar looking tor the word Soon all the books rn which this lnfor matron rs found were exhausted and still no word Finally he gave up and asked Mrs Iauch How Do you spell Chevrolet? And I guess vse must admit theres one woman thats smarter than Websters drc tronary THANKING YOU For Your Patronage an Wishing You A Merry Christmas FERNDALE Second Team Loses In Season Opener Coach Dallas Stall's second team lost their opening game of the season to Hastings by the score of 27-28. The ,boys fought a hard battle all the way and were ahead at the half by the score of 15-10, but they could not hold the lead in the final periods. With three seconds left in the game, Charlotte was behind by one point. The Orioles had three shots at the basket in those three seconds, but c0uldn't connect and canre out on the short end of a 27-28 score. Charlotte had fifty one shots at the basket and made eight whrle Hastings had 36 and made twelve 'lhe Orioles shot twenty one free throws and made ten whrle the Saxons nrade four out of fifteen The starting lrne up for Char lotte was as follows center Drck Fast forwards Jim Lavengood and Leland Williamson guards Don Packard and Dale Rolfe G A A Commences Basketball Season At the GAA meeting held after school on December 8 the girls in ter ested rn basketball signed their names The following grrls were chosen and more are expected to turn out Juniors loan Wood Bertha Lenon June Granstronr Evelyn Mayhew Delores Willard and Jeanette Papor sophomores Nancy Harrington Shirley Lewis Joan Davis and Pat Prresman eighth Janet Spagnuolo Shrrlev Howard Sally Smith Joan Hamrl ton Sally McDonald Two games will be held every Wednesday night after school one from 4 00 to 4 00 and the other from 4 30 to 5 00 For each game played hve points are received toward a letter Points needed fo numerals are 150 for a small C .100 for a large C 500 and for a gold medal 800 MERRY CHRISTMAS F IELDER S DELUXE CLEANERS Season s Greetings DURBIN S REXALL DRUGS Dress up your hair for the Holiday Season EATON BEAUTY SHOP Phone 222 Former Stars Still Glitter - i Since graduation from Charlotte high many alumni have continued to participate in sports in various colleges. At Alma College, Dick Derby, Ray Mohre, and Bob Mohre have earned letters on varsity squads, Dick and Ray in football. Ray also is the captain-elect for next year. Bob has earned his letter in cross- country and is also participating in basketball, baseball, and track. The Mohre brothers are both on the Alma College varsity basketball squad this year. Milford Mason plays on Alma's junior varsity five. On the football varsity squad at Albion, Dick Beechler plays center'. George Wildern at Ferris Insti-' W tut-e has been on the varsity foot- - - ball squad for the past two years. Cagers 'to Defend Tltle At the Univer-srtv of Michigan. As They Take to Road Wayne Holmes rs playing fresh man basketball The greatest accomplishment rn sports since graduation has been made by Wayne Terwrllrger e has a contract with the Chicago Cubs to play professional baseball Wayne goes to Western Mrohrgar College during the rfall and winter term and plays pro ball during, spring and summer While a regu lar student of Western Michigan he was a member of the varsrtv basketball and baseball teams Don Moore and Don Johanser are continuing their sports in the service of the United States Nawv instead of college Don Moore played full back on the Grosse Isle Naval Arr base team and now rs forward on their basketball team Don Johansen played all sunrnrer on the tennis team tor the Naval Arr Training base at Memphis Tennessee and now rs playing or their basketball team After successfully opening the season with a 36 33 triumph over Hastings Coach Gobels basketeers then their n December 17 the basketball b0Vs Howell on the Highlanders cour charlottes next foe will be Mason That game will also be away After these two games the Oriole cagers will be entertained by Mar shall who rn their opener best-ed H1 lsdale 37 23 These three games are all on foreign floors faced Everett who dropped opener to Ionra will take the floor against SMITH and OSBURN ERE? We cater to the cradle crowd GERMAIN SHELL SERVICE Season s Greetings CHABLOTTE HUME IIAIRY Wishes you a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR Sash E 'm'm4 f rr-U' wif' 5 4' fi GREENHOUSE Mildred David Vlrgrnla Wonser To G' M E RRY CH R I STM AS ffl 22212 iffhiiefioii 'ii Siniifibtlil' and 3 Christmas season HAPPY NEW YEAR THE v UGHN coMPAN MfG'a,fgNf2,j3Q0e CO Where Quality Costs Less . . l . ' 1 I 3 lr ' ' l . H . ' . l' . G. . , T . . , . ' L - - .. ' , ' ' 2 4 2 8 3 . - ' . . . W Y l 1 t, ' 1 1 0 3 ' ' C -Y ' , . 0 2 2 2 - I , ' 3 ' . - ' ' ' ' 1 1 0 3 - ' ' ' ' ' . A 2 2 4 6 s ' .U 1 . 0 1 0 I - - - - .. v . u I 0 0 2 , .1 H Q' ' - 0 0 2 0 . Y . . . . 1 . A . 0 4 2 4 H . -Q '- ' . , I ' ' 1 2 5 4 ' U - - , ' I . ' F U 2 1 2 , ' 1 . I 2 0 5 4 . I - ' . y Q v N ' - ' 6 0 4 12 , I Y Y ' . . ' ' ' 1 0 4 2 , ' , . . . . 0 0 2 0 - 1 1- , ' . I jf it 'l , - ' , l 1 Y Y . . .' . R 7 a - H , ll , . 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ORANGE Q. BLLACK Page 7 Annual Joint Concert Held Cadet Band Entertains During Time Between Oriole- Owosso Programs On Wednesday, December S. at 8:00 p. m., Charlotte had the pleas- ure of welcoming the Owosso high school band in a joint concert with the Oriole bands. A good sized audience was present in the audi- torium to hear an entertaining program. ln their performance. all three bands showed very good training in the fundamentals of music Led by the baton of Directo Carl Brenner the Owosso band opened the program with the live ly His Honor March featuring two twlrlers They made a good impression from the opening chords and especially gratifying was the excellent introduction and good balance ot parts The next number Pugal Fantasia was very difficult with various sections being heard in the fugal passages each one contributing its part to the pattern Although not perfect the band should be complimented on its fine work Fun1cul1Fun1 cula the third selection 111 the program was a clever arrange ment of the vsell known Italian song for band Stratoswmg Appeals The next number Stratoswing had great audience appeal written as it was in the style of swing, bands The band concluded with a stu ring piece Aurora Overture The Charlotte cadet band playcul a group of three marches Blaze ot Glory Xoung America and The Squadi on Considering thcn limited experience ensemblc work they played very well Then the Oriole band appeared on the stage NV1th Directoi Roh ert K. Powell guiding the tempo, the local musicians began with World Events March, being kept more interesting by the exhibition given by three twirlers. The sec- ond contribution, From the South, contained hits of the Ne- gro chants such as Go Down, Moa ses, Peter, Go Ring Dem Bells, Steal way, and Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho. Sections Perform Waggery For Woodwinds, a newly published number, was a more or less swing novelty featur- ing the woodwind section with solo cadenzas. The next selection, High Flyers, presented the cornet trio with band accompaniment. The last choice was Little Joe the Wrangler, a cowboy musical storv with some modern rhythm. For a high school band the Orio les have a remarkably good instru mentation They enter into the spirit of each selection and show the fine training they have receu While the two senior bands were preparing to play in mass band the cadet band again provided va riety with three selections Tune n Overture Lake Hamilton Nlaltz and Hail Hornets March Mass Band Pleases After a short delay while thr stage set up was being reorganized the curtains opened on the mem bers of both senior bands They played four marches Pride of the Wolverines The Skywrlter Drake Relays and Saratoga I'h1s was an excellent way in which to conclude the evenings entertainment The full bodied tones of all in struments were harmoniously com WINTER WONDERLAND Jobs Daughter Formal Dance Masonic Temple December 28 Barney McCardeI 200 couple 00 1 bined in the concluding chords. The entire program was narrated by Mr. C. J. Wotring, who did an excellent job of carrying on for Winfield Pardee, who couldn't be Master of Ceremonies because of sudden illness. SEE SPANISH CLUB PROJECT For an interesting project, the second year Spanish class. is plan' ning to set up a Nativity scene in the second floor showcase. This scene will show some of the incon- sistencies of the Span-ish 'portal or nativity scene. I IY l I 4' 'Sf -5 Q Ulf? H l-lappg lieu' Hear BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS MERRY CHRISTMAS from P R A Y ' S l Season's Greetings LOUIS C. CEE RICHELIEU FOOD STORE PHONE 200 GREETINGS PEE! BRETZ DRAPERY SHOP Eaton County Savings Bank BUR SEASON S GREETINGS TO ALL KHEAD S We wish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS ALL OF YOU WRIGHT S JEWELRY and a HAPPY NEW YEAR PACKARD S FURNITURE STORE EDNA S BEAUTY SALON WVlSh6S you Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year BRACY S GULF SERVICE Phone 91 64 30l S Cochran Ave Charlotte Mich H PPY HOLIDAYS' BERGERON CLEANERS VISIT OUR RECORD DEPARTMENT WE HAVE THE LATEST IN NEW HITS CHRISTMAS ALBUMS and RECORDS MARKS STORES Greet Vw -QM -: 75 6 U fff Www RY? ht 1 'B- Jay Sandwich Shop Charlotte, Michigan ' ' 6 h I - .- - - A ,I A V - QI' K1 V - . I l 1,1 I ' . . Y , , N I ,- , 7 ' V . - f Y , l 1 l l T ed. v v v . Y l ' V W n 1 . . . . A . n K , , ,vi ll - , I l ' . , 7 rr U - H 5 . . . ' ' V ' . ' , . . . H . .- .- l ' ' y , ,, . K . . I ' 1 l V , ' - if - l - n rl l . ,, I - . 7 7 u ' u I ' ' U . , f A 1 . D - A . 1 v . ' A . , . ' . .. ,, - ' . 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