Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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AT THE NEXT ORA E BLACK GAMES WEEK THECHARHlAN VOLUME 23 CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1949 issue el Vehicle Class Progressing Icv Roads Endanger Drrvrng, But Careful Operatron Shows No Damage Under the superwrsron of Mr Earl Mead the drrvers trarnrng class has proceeded wrthout any accrdents Ol casualtres The strr dents have been recervrng trarnrng on the snow and ree for the past few weeks Wrnter drrvrng rs ferent from summer drrvrng so e students rrrust learn both The class meets for an hour ery Tuesday and Thursday rn audrtorrum The purpose of thrs class rs to teach rnexperrenced drr ters the correct drrvrng laws and habrts Also the class corrects the had habrts of slrghtly experrenced drrvers The text book consrsts of frve volumes publrshed by the Auto rnobrle Assocratron of Amerrca These books contarrr charts and rllustratrons pertarnrng to drrvrng Each student must have erght hours of drrvrng dur rng the cours although he spends approxrmately thrrty two hours rn the car observ rng the other students drrvrng hah rts The speed of the trarnrng car never exceeds tlrrrty frve m p h A new Ford rs furnrshed eacn vear by Van Srckle Motor Sales The rnstructors are lNerl Brennan Jarvrs Wotrrng Evald Johnson Jack Reynolds Earl Huston and Earl Mead The students also drs cuss local accrdents and traffrc problems dr tle Two Contracts Qffered fo Begrn Second Semester Charlotte Board of Educatron has offered a contract to Rrclrard of Mr Warren Blrght who rs at the present trrrre teachrng agrrcul ture Mr Green rs a graduate of lVl1Cl1 rgan State college He wrll start teachrng the second semester Another contract has been ot fered to Shrrley Joann Collrns a graduate ot Western Mrchrgan Col lege of Educatron who wrll teach socral studres lecause ot the rn crease rn enrollment She wrll also brgrn the second semester She rs a vrsrtor here today Both Mr Green and Mrss Collrns have accepted the contracts Round the Corner .lan 14 Basketball Eaton Raprds here Dance attcr a ne 19 20 Exams 21 Basketball C 181151 here Dance after game 21 End ot trrst semester 24 Start ot second erncs Jan an Ledge J an an er Jan Yr Orange and Black Spanish. Latin Clubs Present Entertainment Back row D Packard D Sundstrom M Smith L Clifford D Edson B Fox Mr Chrrstlreb Front Row D Yund D Walker D Willard B Kelley L King G Whrte S venth Grade Projects Make Good Process For the closrng of the first sem ester Mrs Vrrgrnra Oberlrns geog raphy classes are workrng raprdly on geography proJeCts The students projects are on drs play rn room 30a and every strr nent rs welcome to stop rn and sec those that have been handed rn so ar The followrng pr orects are on drs play now Cotton Plantatron Janrce Root Pat Davrds Sugar Plantatron Lola Donley Salt Frelds Peter Carpenter Dug out Canoes Stewart South north Drck Boyd Snow Scene Jean Dempsey Actrve Volcano Joyce Kane Chrnese Shores Sandy Parrsh Plaster Parrs Drsh Karen Iav engood Donkey Cart Dorrs Frazrer Maps Wrlma VVhrtrnger Davrd Dykhouse Lrbrary Reveals Actrvrtles Charlotte school lrbrary rs kept rn rts neat order by the rncessant puttrng rn order by Mrs Mrldred Iauch chref lrbrarran and her as srstarrts Almost any rnforrnatron may be secured by rust rnqurrrrrg rts source from Mrs Iauch At the present trme the lrbrarrarrs are delrverrng packages of hooks to the drfferent grades Fhcse books ll he read and t en brought back to be passed on to a drfferent group In thrs vary tle hooks wrll be sent around to ll the grade students and everyonc wrll have a chance to read them The lrbrary rs always open dur rng school hours and the strr ready to help a student ot the llr lr school runror hrgh or grade 'lhe lrbrary club rs now engaged rn a survey at the type ot use bc rrrg rrrade ot the lrbrary and lv whorrr rt rs used Chrrstmas Expressed In Forergn Language Clubs Break Spanish Pinata, Sing Carols rn Latrn The Latrn club conrlnned wrth the Spanrsh club met on Wednes day evenrng December 22 to oh serve the Saturnalra fLatrn Chrrst masl Wrth Mr Ward Chrrstlreb club advrser actrng as overseer tl evenrng started wrth the Latrn stu dents srngrng Chrrstmas carols rn the natrve language whrle thc Spanrsh club followed by voca rzrng carols rn the Sparrrsh tongue Entertarnment also consrsted of playrng charades usrng Latrn words Reports were contrrbuted on how the Romans observed the Saturn 'rlra and how many Chrrstmas cus toms were der rved from rt Also toms for the holrday celebratron were submrtted The Natrvrty was read both rn Latrn and Englrsh by Rodney Wood and Mary Jo Atkrns respectrvely The breakrng of the prnata large bakedclay pot frlled Wrth candy was the humorous contrrhu tron ot the evenrng As Don Pack ard broke the pot whrle blrndfold ed the candy was strewn causrng a responsrve mad scramble from the other club members Refreshments were then served consrstrng of popcorn balls Span rsh chocolate cookres and apples Shutter Clrcleers Plan Dance January 21 the Camera Club wrr' sponsor a dance followrng the ganre played wrth Grand Ledge Mr Nerl Brennan sard the dance would be sornethrng entrrely drffer ent from the usual Frrday nrglrt dance but tor the present trme the plans wrll not be told Some students wrll be on hand takrng prctures lt you ask tlrerrr they wrll take a snap ot Just you Ag. Teacher Leaves School Mr Warren Blrght to Be wrth Conservatron Servrce, To Work wrth Sorl Wrth a successful record behrnd hrrrr Mr Warren Blrght teacher of agrrculture and related subjects wrll leave Charlotte hrgh school at the end of the nrst semester thrs year Hrs resrgnatron was accepted a short trme ago Forrrrerly lrvrng rn Genesee Coun ty he was graduated from Mrchrgan State College Upon recervrng hr drploma he went drrectly rnto the arrrred forces Durrng thrs perrod ot trme he was rn the European Theater of War After berng drscharged from the servrce Mr Blrght came to Char lotte November 21 1945 Hrs dutres have been several through hrs three year stay Hrs chref oc cupatron however rs teachrng ag rrculture and farrn shop Among hrs Jobs he has the assrgnment of headrng the FFA and Veterans Home Farm Applyrng extra hours to hrs regular teachrng course hc grves hrs servrces twrce a week rt nrglrt for the Veterans Home Farrrr Alreadv thrs year the agrrculture boys have had extensrve travel for experrenc es farrnrng Thev vrsrted the Lronrfreld Farnr rn Indr ana and rourneyed to Chrcago where they toured the farm rndus trres He too rrrade rt possrble ror two boys to attend the annual Na tronal FFA Conventron rn Kan sas Crty Mr Blrghts work wrll be wrth the Sorl Conserratron Servrce Prr rnarrly rt vyrrl deal Wrth makrns plans for tarmrng a partrcular prece of land Hrs temporary loca fo approxrnrately srx nronths After that perrod he wrll be moved to another tenrporary locatron ltalran Drnner Held by Erghth Grade Students Janet Spagnuolos Talk lnsprres Class to Serve Lunch Janet Spagnuolo erghth grade student gave a speech on the sav ory drsh spaghettr It sounded so good some of the students got an rdea for a real Italran drnner Janets mother Mrs Bruno Spa, rrrrolo made the sauce accordrng to the Italran nrethod Janet Bar bara Montgomery and Sally Mc Donald took charge of the meal The meal rn addrtron consrsted of relrshes hot rolls and mrlk The dessert pre and cake was turnrshed by the male nrembers ot the class Tlrrs treat was engoyed by the tucrents ot lVlr Ward Chrrstlrehs erghth grade Fnglrsh class durrng the-rr noon hour Y- . 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Page 8 ORANGE 6. BLACK How Observlng Are You? Here IS a llttle test to show how much you see around thls school Wrlte the answers thls hour and hand them to your teachel A prlzc of five tlckets to the Jourrlallsnl Calnlval wlll be glven to the Junlor OI the senlor hlgh student who answels the most questlons correc ly In case of a tle thc names WIII be drawn Wrlte the answels aftel the questlon alld cut the artlcles out 1 How many doors ale there III study hall? 6 S 10 or 11 2 How many outslde wlndows ale there ln the school bu1ld1ng 44 649 349 Ol 49 3 How mallv trophles ale there In the trophy case ln the front y2 16 26 36 or 4 What IS the deslgn above the fIISt II001 foullta1n a an 011016 b a chlld c all owl on a moon d a book 5 VI hat IS the plcture on M Dykhouses 0ff1CE wlndow a an a candle an orl c d a book 6 How many dlsplay cases art there In the new Illllldlllgq 21 16 OI How many Junlol and SGHIOI hlgh teachels are there 20 32 17 or 6 8 How many llghts are thele ln llblaryv S 13 6 O 9 How many doorways are there leadlng from the audltollum and gvmnaslum 4 S 12 or 16 hooks would you say were ln the 1laly 2000 0 60 OI 8000 11 What IS the Ilgure on the XVBRIIIGI vane? a chlld wlth book b teacher and chlld c chlld seat ed at a desk d two chlldlen on thexr way to school 12 What do the figures above the fl0I1t door stand for'P 1 13 About how many steps do you walk from first door to thlrd 5 62 86 or 5 14 What classloom IS Ovel th boys gym? a physlcs b open all classroom c chellllstly d ll brary J0lll'I!fHIISH1 students are not ell glble f0I thls contest All HIISWGIS ale the ploperty of the JOIIPHHIISITI lass and can not be retulned Nam Reta Payne 45 was fllallled to Geolge Shedd of Battle Creek Noxembel 2I Public Phone Installed In r I-Ilgh Bulldlng A publlc pay telephone has been Installed ln the Junlol hlgh bulld Ing Thls publlc pay statlon IS for the convenlence of the students and the patrons who VISIL the school especlally durlng partles and when the Off1C8 IS locked The phone may be used at noon or aftel school HaVl1g thls telephone lllstalled does not stop one fronl uslng the 0I:fIC6 phones It IS lust an added convenlence Olle may make long CIISLEIHCD calls provldlng he pays the extra charges Thls telephone also glV9S lnole prlvacy School men ourney To Skyway Inn Thulsday December 0 at 12 00 noon the school admlnlstlatols ot Eaton county Journeyed to Skyway Inn to a luncheon They dlscussed the Eaton County Instltute They hold thelr meetlngs once a month and thelr purpose IS to get acqualnted and furthel mutual Ill tel ests School Inspector VlSltS Charlotte I-Ilgh Bulldlng Once every three years the North Central Assoclatlon of col leges sends a representatlve all hlgh schools and colleges The purpose IS to see what new ldeas the schools have and to see lf thele should be any Improvements made Recently a representatlve vlslted Charlotte hlgh school One of the good polnts noted was the hlgh morale of students and teachers The IHSDGCLOTS also COllll1l6IIt6d on the good ldea of follow up study The llbrary was lllghly rated A favorable report wlll put Chal lotte hlgh school on the accredlted llst Thls wlll mean that any gldtlll ate of the school can enter col lege wlthout taklng an SXHIIIIIIR H011 The lllalll dlfflculty of the school was the over clowdedlless Larloll Thalp 48 IS statlonel at Port Hueneme Callfolllla as a SeaBee MAKE IT A MERRY CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS Cost you less thls year IMPORTED ALL LINEN CHINESE NEEDLE WORK at all through the house wlth c Somethlng from LADIES COLORED HANKIES Oh so Gay at C Slnce 1914 YOUNGS JEWELRY Fred A Rlchey Co I MERRY CHRISTMAS Varled Assembly Glven By Junlor I-Ilgh Students Slxth Seventh, Elghth Grade Plano and Vocal Solos An assembly was plesented by the slxth seventh and elhth grades yesterday The slxth glade had four plano solos by Nancy Beck Janet Cole Harrlett McLaughlln and Carolyn Smallwood Ioulse Guthrle sang a solo and anothel song was sung by foul gllIS Dorothea Epler Rober ta Oll Shllley Fallln and Deanne Barnaby A flute duet was presented by Roberta Standheld and Connle Cal er The seventh grade opened thelr tart of the assembly wlth a twlll Ing act presented by Sandra Parlsh and Karen Lavengood BEIHICS Butlel played the Hawallan gultal followed by a plano solo by Lucllle Whltlngel Malgalet and Audrey Reed played a plano duet A boys qualtette composed of Jlm Carr Jolln Sauer John Betty Dean Bruce and a glrls tllo composed of Pat Davld Donna Clark and Cor anne Derby sang sevelal songs lfollowlng was a twllllng act by AYIJIIIQIIS Wllllamson and last but not least a plano solo by Jackson Comstock The elghth glade plesented '1 QUIZ plogram dllected by Janet Spagnuolo and Carol Stults Davld Roy Nevlns sang a solo Jeannette Starl and Sally Smlth sang a duet followed by anotller song by Davld Hoover Margaret Reed played ft plano solo and Waneta Smlth and Betty Lou Rose sang The conclu slon of the plogram was a plano solo by Joan Hamllton WlDd0W Belng Decorated The blg wlndow on second floor ln MISS Wells room IS recelvlng lts annual Chrlstmas decoratlons by sonle ot Mrs Frances Wlldern s art students They are Sally Con nel chalrnlan .loan Walter Dlane Martln and Shlrley Cochrane Vol unteers are Ada Jean Munla and LOIS Hall Camera Club Sees Stucllo, Organlzes Club Room The Camera Club ln splte f somewhat cramped condltlons ow Ing to an lnvoluntary sharlng of ILS club loom Wlth the Golden Cloves has been trylng to carly on as usual However they are bet terlng tllemselves by settlng um a new dark room ln the Hawtholnc school The membels havlng taken plc tures of the Junlor play are SeII1l g them and also maklng a copy for the Charhlan Monday December 13 the club vlas lnvlted to Ml Al Cudneys studlo The lnembels all took thell CHIIIGTHS and lecelved lnstruc tlons on how to achleve Vall ous effects ln taklng plctules New Course In Typlng Offered to Students local hlgh school students thl year are belng offered a new class ln typlng a personallzed course of lnstluctlon fol lntloduclng and ln doctrlnatlng the students ln the use of the typewlltel fol thelr own personal use but not extenslvely enough tol commelclal use Thls course IS offered for a perlod ot one semester and nlay be taken the fllst or the last of the yeal as a new class statts and flnlshes at the end of each semestel Students wlll have the prlvllege of uslng the twelve new L C Smlth ma chlnes whlch have been lnstalled IH the typlng loom S fal D10 .,ress has been favorable A colrectlon IS due Raymolll Dane 48 and Goldon Sparks 47 dld not Joln the Navy They ar Ill the Alr Force Russell Santee 48 IS also ln the All F0109 BOBSCORN Appreelates the Students Patronage SEASON S GREETINGS MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM AL 8z BILL S Complete Llne of COLIZZI S Qualty heme m de anlse pea nut brItt'e horehound butter o cl nd p arut clusters MERRY CHRISTMAS LIBE TY SWEETS PETER COLIZZI VVARIVI WISHES FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON FROM THE BIG RFD SHED COLBORN FULTON LUMBER CO Martens News OPEN sEvEN DAYS A WEEK PHONE 9 I . J I Q 1 n A . u 1 . ' .I . v . .1 - . .X o . , - I . 1 0 ' . . ' l . l . 'I I , ' I L, ' I' . K D I l A . . I . I I H 9, 1, ' , - 2 ' A ' ' . . k H , 1 Y K . .' K ,U ' ,L lobb . g , , , 46 1 '- A y I ' Q ,' - - owl, b. I . c. l OIL, ' ' ' - -' . . 2' - 1 ' - ' . . . ' J 'Z , S 7. . I 'A l ' I .L Q Lv 1 ' . I ' 'I ' ' ' fthe' ' - . , , , I- 111 'MW -W. I fl- ' ' I I ' 10, Appyoximatelyl how, many -1 McConnell played a piano solo and 1 U H '- ' . 1'b--. , ,4,00, .oo 1' x' is ' ' ' .' . '. -- I , ' to ' . ' . , 0 , , X- , ' . ' 1 l 1 'I . . V ' i i . . . 1 2...f ............... :I .,.........,.....,. '4..iffQQI1Qff1ffQ . ' ' . - - . - , I A - I ' , p ' 5 .................., - - v - - - lo, , , 10 , ' I ' - ' 1 . e ......,....................,....,....................... ' Ml 7 I , ' , , ' ' ' , ' , ' .5 ' t ME - , - h . , W ' . ' , K . ' Y W Y . Fl Y ' I I I y ' K sc 1 a e . . V USG 1 E56 : ! 7- 49 to I 00 O to - C 50 1.00 O . I I I .H 'JFI All l Z O

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Page 2 ORANGE 6. BLACK ORANGE 8. BLACK Publlshed B1 Weekly ix 55,0 'T'0 ' By the Journahsm 5' if Qu LL Class of Charlotte Hlghf 7 School gi? Cllculatlon 115 6. M547 cnott 4- xp Subcr1pt1on Rates S1 00 A5519 STAFF Pl1bllSh81 Calroll Dane lvlanaglng Isdltor Balbara McKeag Sports Edltor George Bruce Alumnl Edltor Don Stewart Exchang l11d1tol Gary Alt' Iifd1tO11IlCl'll8f Beverly G1 eenshlelds ASSlSt3.1'lt Edltol Shlrley Bluce Buslness Manager Leota Pfelffer Clruclatlon Manager Marlan Lemmon Molst Clalk Wells Class AdV61t1Sll1g Manager Margaret Xsst Adx 6ltlS1l1g Manager Robezt Faculty Advlsor VV1I1lfl Bd Reporters Journal1sn1 Its the Splrlt that Counts What makes a wlnnlng team Is there soml secret tor turnlng out champlonsf Searchlng about hele and there some facts are uncovered It seems a llttle thlng called cooperatlon 1S very necessary to chalk up those fancy baskets Each and every player flts 1nto the team and lt wolks as a unlt Th1S ball of unlty made up of flne athletlc ablllty and good coachlng moves on to vlctory because all are worklng together There IS a certaln sp1r1t brougl' about by worklng together Flrst of all there IS sportsmanshlp Charlotte l1lgh has long been known for 1ts falr play Then there 1s a wlll to flght and wln tor both the honor of the team and the school Thls wlll be a flne dl play ot school sp1r1t The splendld example shown by our team should be a gulde to all the stlldents to 1ollow and Joln ln to make better and better school sp1r1t Get behmd the fellows chalklng up the OFIOIQ feathers and cooperate to make oul school a unlty of sportsmanshlp Pep lneetlngs and yelllng for the team at thc am s hel 1 to how the suppolt of the students when the team IS wlnnlng there IS a tendency to stop yelllng What would happen lf the team stopped play1ng For years Charlotte hlgh has been known f0l 1tS f1ne school Splrlt It IS up to the students to keep up that swell battlng average Dont bleak up th1s perfect record Keep bulldlng sportslnanshlp unlty and take prlde IH belng a member of Charlotte hlgh school From Them To Us The lecent work of the follow up study snould plove ot g1eat help to the future stu dents of Charlotte hlgh school It IS Sald we can all proflt by our expellences and fallures By learnlng ot gladuates and school leavers ?XD8I'16IlL9S whlle out of school we the un delgladuate students can bette1 prepale oul selves f0l tll1S test The follow up Stlldy IS recelvlng ISDIIGS from questlonnalles sent to graduates and school leavels to obtaln th1s lnformatlon Our hats are off ln trlbute to th1s COfIlllllt tee f0l spendmg ltS tlme and effolt 1n an at tempt to ll ttel the standards of educatlon 111 oul hlgh school It w1ll take many months of tlreless VNOIL ln order to complete thls study It lnvolves contactlng graduates and school leavels wl1o have moved to many dlffenert pal ts ot the countly Th1S study of past edu catlon wlll help the tOl't1lC0lll1I1g students 1n ll1nllnlelable ways Fol th1S effort we ara tluly glateful Such F0OllSh ThlHgS Taklng sl1owers before and after g01Hg 1n SlVllllllllI'1g Sklpplng school on ralnv days Meetlng your boy frlend at Hawtho1ne sc l1ool Let Me See Em Let llle see your plctules qulck' Oh lny they le good Almost evelyones Ive seen so far are swell Yes aftel a long D9l10d ot anx1ety the senlor plctures flnally arrlved ln tlnle for Chr1stmas a11d underclass lmllledlately afterward The many ohs and alls tl1at came fron1 the student as they opened thelr plctures could only mean Just one thlng the Versluls studlo and Student Nllfllitllle Servlce dld another fme 1ob of lllak 1ng the portralts She s Behind the Scene There IS none of the pelsonnel more IESDQCI ed ln the lTl1I1dS of the students of C H S than Mrs Anna Morey who has so falthfully car lled on tl1e secletarlal work of the admlnls tratlon She IS acculate to tl1e most llllnute detall When asked for any lnfornlatlon concernmg the school s bus1ness lt 1S a lnatter of seconds untll she produces thls data as It IS always tt her flngertlps Mrs Morey IS one of those persons who are so easy to admlre who have the ablllty ot nleetlng the publlc wlth tactfulness and DOISG She IS admlred and accepted by thc teachers because of her cooperatlve ablllty Her 111otto IS Never put off unt1l tomorrow wllat you can do today whlch accounts fol the many hours she spends worklng after ex eryone else has gone She 1S an even tempered woman and doesnt very often become angry Her Sl1l11E rad1ates happlness to everyone she comes ln contact wlth Good .fob Well Done' Staltmg the vacatlon oft rlght was a Chllst mas assembly conducted by MISS Thelma Shook glee club dlrector and Ml Ja1v1s Wot rmg dramatlcs club leadel on Decenlbel 23 lcd the flag salute FOUI boys and four gnls wlth Mlss Shook playlng the plallo led the aud1ence ln commull lty Slllblllg WXIHYIIVH l1ltl0dl1l9d Rev Russell McConnell who gave a sholt and 111te1 estlng talk of Chrlsr mas on board shlp Sonle of us lnlght plac tlce the Chl1SflllaS sp1r1t that he told the sall ors had The story ot the flrst ChI'lSfHldS was na lated by Ken Jones w1th Fthel Van Goethe11l as Nlaly and .llmmy THQIOI as the Ang l Gabrlel wllo told her of llel .,1eat C0lltl1lJl1t1OIl to thc world loyce lVI1ller was llllzabeth Du1111g a SLGIIB betweel Ellzabeth and Mary Joan Schwe lel sang a solo as background mus1c whnh was very well done Marlvn Brough was Joseph and Fled Blown D0ltlay6d the l-Ie1ald wl1o told ot the taxes to be pald Clyde Nllchols as the lnn keepel gave Mary and Jo epll a place 1n tll stable and It was thele tl1at the three wlse lllell played by R0g8l Sllllth Call Rullson and M1llard Root found the baby Jesus Jlnl Loughan as Herod de manded to see the Chlld so that he could WOI Shlp hllTl along w1th the shephelds Charle Halas: Ierly Clark lnd James Bl0Ck Dllllllg the Hallelulah chorus of the Mes S1311 everyone stood Thls was done becausl of the ta t that when the Queen of Fnglanrl heard lt tor the fllSt tllllij she stood ln lespeft for 1ts great wolth Cl1St0dldllS Ha1lex CODIIII a11d Call Ilengsoll wele pxesent d w1tl1 glfts f1onl the Studen Cflllllfll Thus ended the assembly and started tle CIIIISLIIIHS vacatlon okes Challle Halag Bt offlcel I 1 a lngl school student Trafflc Cop Youll get a tlcket Just the same xgnorance IS no excuse Manners Malce Many Mortals Mannels 16 f,1llllbS people learn to enable them to get along Wlth 0th8lS Too many peo ple plactlce manners among strangers but IOI get them at ho111e It people were as pollte to the lll lnbers of thelr famllles as they are to Stl angels tl1e1e would be fewer quarrels and dlvorc es Manners lt plactlced over and over become part of 0116 s p rsonallty A bad mannered per son usually has an unpleaslng personallty Manners ale a part of sportsmanship toJ Poor SDOIISITIHIISIIID IS a slgn of bad manners 1ust as good sportsmanshlp IS a lgn of good IIIHIIIIEIS A person who practlces h1S manners every day by belng pollte to others IS rarely a poor sport Everyone llkes to wln a ganle but to show poor Sp0I tSllIaI1Sh1D when you lose IS bad lnanners We all know people we Just dont care fox If we analyze tllat persons llablts they are Just pla111 bad mannels They are llkely to be 1ncons1derate of others especlally of older people and young chlldren People are often judged by thelr manners Lack of IIIHIIIIQIS often n1eans that a person is selflsh and cares only for hlmself If we all try to plactlce the good manners we have learned our every day l1fe wlll b much ITIOIG pleasant Fl0lll The Tomahawk Pontlac Senlor Hlgh School Pontlac MlLhlgaH Cautlon Snowballs Flylng Ouch thats my head Oh that one went clown 1nv boot Man that felt llk-e a rock Ot all the stupld thmgs' Why dont you adolescents glOW up Yes IIS tlme tol snowballs to sta1t flylng You can t even walk acloss the street w1thout gettnlg hlt And I assure you they arent Vely soft They teel as lt they had been soaked ll Watel and then frozen Here s how lt all goes one adolescent looks alound for fl target fmds It then Ready Alm llre Wlth all hls strength When It hlts It you look fol the one who dld It you become the talg t fol somebody elses alm Thats the wav lt goes evely tlme So flom 110W on let s be mole caretul where we a1m snowballs ald lf you want to have a flght p ease hax 1t off the school gl ounds Bud You Know That 9 The AUJIOII Breeze and the East Lansln Flulnpet DI'llllEd thelr Chrlstmas ISSUE 111 216611 The Sallne Hornet prlnted a led pub lllatlllll Tl1e Alblon Hlgh papel also condurt el a poll to determlne the most populal Chllst IIIHS ca1ol The students chose Whlte Chllst mas MlL1l1gHl1 State college lssued an extra when they recelved tl1e news that thexr school had been wot-ed 1nto the Blg Nme whlch Wlll now be klOWll as the Blg Ten The I1ve1ett Vlklngs plesented a speclal page of thelr paper to glV6 recognltlon to those WIIO made the honor loll Othel news tlonl Fvelett leyeals Bob Whltehead as cap falll of tl1e 40 Fverett football squad Ill attelllpllllg to strengthen 1elat1ons be tween the Unlted States and Spaln the stu dents of the Everett Spamsh classes are ex changlng lettels The I1ll11t NOlt1lW1lld proudly CIISDIHVBKI 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