Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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BLACK Page 3 Charlotte Mason Game Ends ln Deacllock, 6 6 Challotte OIIOICS and Nlason Bull dogs battled to a grlpplng dead lock of 66 on the local footlall fleld Prlday Septemllel '30 A tlllllllng lun fl0lI'l llllfIflPlfl ea ly ln the foultll QUHILQI lv James Rlckly Vlasons centel hroubht the 'Vlason Bulldogs fron lehllld to tle the score 66 Jack Idle JIIIIIOI halfback talllefl the flrst SCOIQ of the game ln the lQl1lI'd qual ter when he Callled the ball alound the end f0I a touch down Tough luck on the convelslon at tempt at thls DOIIIL kept the 0l10l s IIOIII L wlnnlng score Wlde awake playlng by the Bull dogs enabled tllem to lntelccpt all Ollole pass and good lntel fel ent on the lun Qll3lll9d Rlckly to SCOI lor Mason Then IUIIVQI' lon at tempt was llocked by Al 'Vlc-Donald who was able to get thlough the Ylason llne and stop the play Challotte spent IIIOSI, of the fll f unable to S6018 The tlllld qual ter tulned out to he an evcnly matched battle Wltll both teams tlylng but falllng to get an advantage The foultll quartel found the Iulldogs llvlng up to thelr name lll as much as they IHBIHIHIIICKI 1 bulldog gllp on the lall fOl mos of the pellod Although playlll then very best they were unable to sc O19 as the 0ll0l6S stopped ft scorlng thleat ln the closlng mln utes ot the game Meet Your F rlencls Durbln s Rexall Drugs Sterllng Internatlonal Lunt Pleces Prlced as Low S236 YOUNG S JEWELRY Complete Home Outfitters A meal 0 FURNITURE STORE GERMAIN SHELL SERVICE A coop PLACE Flghtlng Oriole Team Beats Ledgers Eleven Wln Flrst Conference Game From Comets 276 Flgllllllg' out a Z4 6 vlctoly OVGI Glalld Ledge the Charlotte Orloles won tllelr second game of the yea' Frlday Hlght Octobel 7 Thls VIC IOIY enabled the 0110195 to stretch then undefeated strlng to 14 games Charlotte got off to a D001 start but at the end of the flrst quartel the local glldders WEIB near pay ulrt Aftel changlng goals Jack Idle skllted around llbht end f0I flV9 yalds and a touchdown Ken Spalks then klcked the converslon to make the score read 4 0 After klcklng off to Gland I edge the Orlole-s took over the balls on downs The CIIHIIOLIE boys tllen started another dlIV6 Wllllll was cllnlaxed when Jack Idle agaln ran 4 yalds alound llgllt, end for the second touchdown Ixen Sparks then klcked the extra DOIHL but the lllegal use of the feet on the llne Lloyd BIHILIIWHIIBS center to Jellv Clalk was hlgh and Clark fumbled the ball Ken Sparks plcked the hall up and attempted to lun Wltll It but was nalled on the flV6 yald llne maklng the score 13 0 Taklng advantage of a Challottt fumble the Comets mal ched to the Challotte ten yard llne where Don Harley LIIIGW a pass to Gerald I et LOUIS C GEE Rlchelleu Food Store A Good Place to Trade CIIAIII 0T'l'E IIIIME DAIRY CCH WEGLLR ,C SELECT FOODS all ICE CREAM Need Unusual IN S URA N CE 9 Athlete s Accldent Trlp ACC1d9Ht P0110 Expense Bowllng Equlpment Flne Arts Cameras Muslcal Instruments Personal Llablllty Sports Llablllty See To BUY THE ALD INSURANCE GAS on. - OTHER AGENCY Charlotte, Much SUPPLIES Phone 507 Service IS My Business ALL KINDS INSURANCE for Gland I edges lone tally of the game The Challotte llne then blocked the attempt for the EXLII polnt The halftlme score was 13 In the thlrd qualtel after Chal lotte had mal ched to Crand I edge S. 25 yald llne Cal leton DOIIIAH on .1 IGVGYSC broke thlongh the lllle to go all the way for a touchdown Ixen Sparks attempt for the extla polnt was good Aftel playlng, ln mldfleld the Challotte glldders started anothel CIIIVE to the 25 yald llne wllere they pulled the chellyplckel wlth Clalk carrylng the ball OVQI to lnake the score 26 6 Spalks sur cessfully kltk ed the extla polnt By wlnnlng thls game Charlotte has a l6COld of 2 WIIIS and 2 tles Thlnclads Run to Victory Challotte competed wlth I anslng Fasteln ln a tlack meet Pllday OCIOIJGI 4 Charlotte won 24 'V' The runnels placed as follows Jlm Wllson fllst Alt Stalr sec ond Bob INEVIHS tlllrd VlcKay Easteln foultll Reed EHSIEIII ston seventh 'VIcme1ll Eastern elghth lweman Easteln nlntll ll ebb Eastern tenth Clements eleventh EATON COUNTY Trackers Second In Meet The 01l0l9 crosscountly IQHIII lan ln the lnvltatlonal lneet t Ilastlngs Saturday OKIOIDEI l Otllel schools paltlclpatlllg wtlc Hlstlllgs F tton RBDIIIS 'Vlt Pleas ant CIQCIIVIIIQ Iollla Alma Nlles nd Evelctt The oblect of the meet was to plomote lntelest ln crosscountly lunnlng 'Vlembels placed as follows Alt Starl flrst place Gaylord Roy ston second place Jlmmy Wllson thlld Bob Nevlns folllth and Halold Clements fltth Accoldlng to polnts the local team walked off Wllll second place M Bronson aCl0mDaIllPd the boys to Hastlngs Tl lwellnfz to Hastlngs October Il Charlotte lan ovel Hastlngs 14 'SS Placlllg tlrst was Boll NCVIHS sec ond Art Stall tlllld Jlm Wllson toulth Gaylord Royston TIME AT Glttleman s SAVINGS BANK Use Our Lay Away Plan AT SHEPARDS Peaked back and strapped CAMEL TAN BROWN BLACK Peaked back and strapped LWICC e c twlce and a fun lovlng actlon happy manner makes thls a wonderful shoe for your actlve feet Theres a lot of zlp ln Sportsters a ot of beauty and value too IMPY S6 95 FREE COKE PARTY NEXT THURSDAY 12 00 NOON t 5 30 P M OCTOBER 27 l 1 'l ll ll ll ll ll ll ll 'l 'l 'l 0 I Sh or 'r 'l ll 'l 5 , ll 'l ll ll ll 'I 'l ll 8 E. 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page 2 ORANGE 6. BLACK ORANGE 6. BLACK Publlshed Bi Weekly ,I Sly, lmmmmm' By the Journalrsm 4 C9'ClTi l!'l'P Class of Charlotte Hrghg School gggll Crrculatron 800 ,QA 47 WW' Subcrrption Rates S1 00 Asst 9 STAFF Clara Mauney Mary Jo Atkrns Jeanette Roberts Frances Gould Lyle Sumerrx Carleton Dornan Joanne Wood June Granstrom Dolores Wlllard Barbara Shults Mrss Wrnrfred Wells Journalrsm Class Publrsher 'Vlanagrng Edrtor Edlt01 rn Chref Ass t Edrtor Sports Edrtor Busrness Manager Exchange EdltOY Advertrsrng Manager Ass t Adv Manager Crrculatron Manager Faculty Advrsor Reporters Orrgrn Of Halloween All Sarnts Day the frrst of November known also as All Hallows Day was rnstrtut ed rn the year of 837 by Pope Gregory V to take the place ot the much earher festrval of the Peace of Martyrs for honorrng the dead The day before or AllHallows Eve-Hallo ween as we call rt we learn from Funeral Customs was observed rn many fam1l1es over the years by games and superstrtrons These were a relrc of pre reformatron trmes when the eve of the festrval was welcomed by a great burnrng of frre rn the hrlls and the rlng he cr ot these superstrtlons strll are observed by younger generatron today rn celebratron Halloween The custom IS very old but we have no cuse to damage property not belonglng to even rf rn the begrnnrng we meant no harm at a Lets make thrs Halloween the best one yet by keeprng our celebratrons to mere harmless fun and after all realrzrng that Halloween drd have a constructrve meanlng to celebrate ln the splrrt of rts orrgrn To Be Or Not To Be? Second team and J V s are names grven to the young Orloles But rt has occurred to us that rt would be frttrng rf they had a nam ot therr own one that would dlstrngursh them from the varsrty And rts all up to you the students of C H S If thrs IS to be accomplrsh Here rs how everyone can help Thlnk or a name rf possrble somethrng that can be lrnked to the Orrole An example of what We have rn mrnd rn thrs A schools nrckname is the Trgers the second team rs the Krttens Others are Polar Bears and Cubs Indrans and Papooses It you can thrnk of an orrgrnal 1dea wrrte rt down wrth your name and place lt in the ballot box rn the lobby startrng thrs after noon We wrll prck the three best and have an open rote rn our next rssue to determrne the wrnner If 1n the mrnds ot the Judges no surtable names are submltted the rdea wrll be dropped Onrons n Orchrcls Orchrds to Junrors on therr magazrne sales Mrs Azeltrne for cactus presented to the lrbrary Seventh grade for grvrng the t1e to Mr Bron son for a gorng away gift The Spanrsh students for the trafflc srgns rn Spanrsh class The band for the nrarchrng festrval Onrons to The students who push rn the halls The untrdrness the rooms are left rn after 1 I classes Unco operatrve students 1n pep T1l99t1IlgS Those class members who won't sell at games and let a few do all the work Was Our Face Red' We wrsh to apologrze to Dan Brown for tht mrstake rn our previous issue statlng hrs av rage was yards on srx nunts rnstead of 34 yards and to the student body for the date ot Sept 9 rnstead of 29 as our frrst Issue datc Club 0fflP0l'Q For the Year YTeens Presrdent Gretta Pryor Vrce presrdent Mary Olmstead Secretary Ieanette Roberts Treasurer Drane Martrn H1Y Presrdent Jon Brrggs Vrce presrdent Hale Harrmgton Secretary treasurer Jerry Norrrs Footlrghteers Presrdent James Taylor Vrce presrdent Fred Brown Secretary treasurer Barbara Brown F F A Presldent Bob Krng Vrce presldent Don Trrrell Secretary Carl Archer Treasurer John Simpson Watchdog John Azeltrne Reporter Doug Stall H A Presrdent Donna Walker Vlce presrdent Anona Parr Secretary Clara Mauney Treasurer Jackre Hale f' A A Presrdent Bertha Lenon Secretary treasurer Annre Colrzzr Bowlrng managers Coranne Derby Roath Volley ball manager Joanne Wood Basketball manager Nancy Parrsh Softball manager Shlrley LEWIS Tennrs manager Helen Smrth Swrmmrng manager Nancy Parrsh Golf manager Ieanette Roberts Lrbrary Club Presrdent Bev Fullerton Vlce presrdent John Dunnrng Secretary Sally Conner Treasurer Ortha Carmoney Cheerleaders Club Presrdent Jo Anne Rerner Vrce presldent Bonme Wells Secretary treasurer Marrlyn Hetherrngton Latrn Club Presrdent Mary Io Atkrns Vrce presrdent Dale Rolfe Secretary Lourse Berg Treasurer Hans Kardel Senror Band Presrdent lack Faust Vrce presrdent Frank Bracv Secretary Gretta Pryor Lrbrarran Susre Peck Fvecrrtrve Boar cl Percussron Iucrlle Whrtrnger Cornet Bruce Phrllrps Bev Trombone Barrtone Carolyn Leach .feffa Box Dear Lncle John Because I have been a very good bov rn school thrs year I would lrke to ask a small tavor of you As you know rn your srxth hour class I have been very obedrent not ask rng srlly questrons not markrng on desks and keeprng all four legs of the charr on the floor ThlS rs your frrst year here and I would lrke to put you wrse to a few thrngs Flrst tlrrs rs mv fourth year of workrng hard ln school cthrs makrng me a SENIORJ and I hope my last and I have always got along well wrth my teachers especrally rn hlstory So Uncle John please dont brrng up trrvral matters lrke berng late for class or berng ab sent from school As you know lt 'must be somethrng rmportant to keep me from berng to class on time or not berng at school And Uncle lohn Im sure you wrll never trnd me srttrng rn your offrce for anythlng un less rt rs rnformatron Oh yes about the small favor I was gorn to ask you I wouldn t thrnk of using any 1n fluence Just because you re my favorrte uncle but rf I got an A on my report card lt would make me most happy Your lovrng nephew James Taylor Dear Nephew I certarnly do belreve you deserve an A crn governmenty and I would w1ll1ngly grvc you one rf I hadn t found you lavrshly sprrnk lrng perfume on my desk a few days ago but must you lay your feet on the next two charrs rn front of you as Im sure the other students fmd rt very hard to concentrate Wrtl these obstacles rn thelr way As for skrpprng school I know the thought never occurred to you but I had my doubts the other day when I saw you sneakrng down the frre escape untrl you convmced me that you were only practrcrng speed and alertness for trmes of perrl The only reason I sent you out of class the other day was not that you were talkrng but I felt the students were annoyrng you I hope thrs vvon t be too great a dlsapporrrt ment to vou but as l am grvrng thrrty fix Ds I thrnk you ought to be among thrs se lec ted . roup Your dotrng Uncle John Remember the Junror play last year You Cant Take It Wrth You by Hart and Kauf man Central Mrchrgan at Mt Pleasant pre sented rt September 29 '30 It was put on by the drama and peech department Stop rn at DICKS MALTEDS Oboe Sax KL Bassoon Margaret Vance Clarrnet Flute .Ianre Hrgby Basses Horns Marian Wood flrrls Clee Club Presrdent lackre Hale Secretary Ioyce Ransom Treasurer Jane Phrllrps 'Vhxed Chorus Presrdent Ierry Chapman Vlce presrdent Lyle Sumerrx Irbrarrans llob Iolmson Iucrlle Whrtrn gel Secretarres Lrnda Ixrng Bruce Blown T1 easurer Susre Peck It seems that Mr Chrrstlreb became so ln terested rn frllrng hrs arms full of fresh cut tlowers trom hrs garden to brlng., to school onc mornrng that he forgot hrs key When Mrs, Wells responded to an S O S wrth her key, Mr Chrrstlleb had but one remark Thats what comes of havrng two su1ts Vaughns have rust recelved a new stock of Whrte Shlrts Black Anklets THE VAUGHN CO. 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BLACK F l'l A Members ourney To Reglonal Conventlon n Satulday 0ltOIl6l 'P 1 I'l1Illl9 HOIHQIIIBRQIS of Alllelllcl wlll IOIIIIIGY to the 1eg1onal FH A LOIIVQIIUOII at Eaton Raplds All IIIGIIIIJQIS a1e muted to go to the conventlon The school bus w1ll t1anspo1t the glrls to and f1o111 tl1e11 cIest1nat1on It w1ll lcave at 'I '30 1nd 1etu1n IIOIH Eato11 Rap 1ds at approx1mately 2 '30 1n thc 1tte111oon Tl1e pulpose of the 1eg1on'1l con vent1on IS to elect tl1e ISZIOIIAI ott1ce1s f0l the commg yeal It also a tlme for renewlng avquam wnees w1th other If HA ITIQIIIIJQI Betsy Stucky was 1eg1onal parl amenta11an last yeal A fllllllel w1ll be se1wecl at the Nlasonlcf Temple to1 the ITIEITIIJGIS GRADE SEVEN TAKES TRIP CContinued from page 19 Muslc was played ac'co1d1ng to tl1e spo1 ts Elkln Isaac 111st1uctecl so1ne of the students 1n map maklng and com pass leadlng 'Vlr Ray a rep1esen' WIIV6 of the educ'at1onal d1Y1Sl0Il of the eonse1vat1on depa1tment talked to them about COHSGIVBIIOII 1nd gave them a lesson 1n the a t ot tmxldelmy by stuffmg a c'h1p 111unk whxle they watehed Othe1 ac't1v1t1es we1e h1k1ng and dl ts and c1afts Avvordlmi to the students tht obyectlve ot c-ombmmg leammz w1th tun was ac'co1npl1shed and the exped1t1on was a gl eat suc'c'e s Teachels df'f'0lTID tI'lylIlg the sex c-nth gracle1s we1e MIS Al1c e Vt ood ard Mlss Shnley D1ttma1 VI1s I-1anc es W1lde1 Il Vlr Hubert Bron son Ml Elkln Isaac' 'VI1' Eld1ed Toutant and Mls Leo1aWeymoutl1 Junlor hlgh DIIHCIDHI MIS Clal ence Klpllngel and 'VI1s La11y Up11ght went along as cooks As slstant counsello1s WSIS Hans Ka1 del JIIIIIOI' and James Wensley HUGE CROWD AT ANNUAL MARCHING BAND FESTIVAL tCont1n11ed from Page D Qulncv as they ma1c'hed onto the t1elcl One of Qumcys IOIIIIHIIOIIS was a t1a111 wh1le the hand played DOWII by the St'1t1on Next eamc tl1e I11 lght led and whlte cololecl IIIIIIOIIIIQ of the Pxt tenglll I1 HILII band Among, thc fc11111at1ons was a I1ck O I 1nte111 wl11cI1 was followed by a CIIII Illfl' wh1c tl1ey played IIIIIQ Ilrown Ut-T Blonson IIIKII sc'lool W s tl1 next band Two of the c'leve1 ton IHHIIOH we1e a pumpkln then skull and c'1ossl ones whlle D1y Bones was played Holts ma1n OOHIIIIJUIIOH to the DI'Ogl21l1l was a tr1bute to the IH a foul leaf elove1 and followed thls by a large 4H Ion1a was tl1e last band theme was on football and IIIOSI o the 11103121111 was aetlng 0llI a foot Iallgame Paltof I0n1as D10 13111 was put 011 ln tl1e clark Wltll hzht cn the1r hats as they played Stax way to the Sta1s As a tlnale the bands Jomecl to gethe1 w1th the d1fterent lflstlll ments 1n SIOIIDS and played Host of lweeflom Natlonal Emblem Washlngton Post '1nd the gtdl Spangled Banner I OIIIS I angtmd and W1nf1eld P31 dee both of -III 'ue attencllng lxal amazoo college e a foulcl 47 and Cl1f c11 Sl1uIt7 4? wele ma111ed Sept 7 at the home of 'VII and 'VIIS Harold Iauc I1 WRIGHT S JEWELRY and GIFTS se Our Lay away Plan Phone 574 New Thmgs Flrst DRUGS KODAKS Behrens 8: Rowe 1438 Mann St Charlotte Mlch CREPES For Inghter than An' NValk1ng I lek 1 0111 I ax or1te from twolo s Vauety of Lolor and Stvles Fred Murray 8: Co. Bralthw alte- Beauty Salon We Are Extendmg the Fourteen H1 Y Boys .Ioumey to Sexton Program Consusts of Speeches Banquet Fun Foulteen H1 I boys IOIIITIHYQII to Iansmg Sexton ITIS-.Il to attc 1111 'l11Co11nty Jambolee o11 Oct 11 Lpon a1r1val the 1ep1esent,1t1xe 1v1decl III IIIIO two d1tfe1e1 ILIOIIDS and cl1sc'ussed problems 1ch me ll nt t1 ll 1 school Ilfe One of the cl1s 11ss1ons ccnte1c-cl 11ouncl arguments letween teen 'IZQTS 1nd thelr parents It was l1ou III out that H13 men1 mere should eneomage othe1 boys 1ust Slt down and tl1Sf'llSS the DI ob cfome to an unde1sband1ngfollow1n these IIISCIIHSIOIIS AIIPI tl1e d1n11er VI1 DIEWIY one ot the ass1stant state H13 ec'1et:1 IIQS lccl tl1e ZIOUD ln some son s anc attel tl1at enteltalnment w s p11 wldecl by a UIJIZICIHII and 1 t1 o KOH-IISIIII ot two gllII21lS 1nd IASS v1ol T e IIIO as a WI e took second place 1n the natlonal Jumors Hlt I-hgh Peak Tl1e 1un1o1 magazme sales has come to a close Wlth a sale of 'ISHZ00 The11 quota was S2 'J00 'Ih1s IS the hlgIl9St sales yet 1n the I11sto1y of thls school Deonne Edson was tl1e h1ghest w1th sales of SZSQ A party IS to be ,ZIVPII to tl1e two lnzhest teams bv tl1e two lowet fmals last yea1 Followmf., IIIIS was a shoxt talk ly 'VII Paunce the dean of IINII at MSC He brought out the DOIIII tl1at gomg to college IS not all '1caclem1c' wo1k and that approxl mately 90 percent of all fallmes 111 college IPNUII f1om the fact that tl1e men do not take palt 1n a11y BXII 30l1lI'lClllal ac't1v1t1es The con w1th an IHIFISSSIVS candlellgh ceremony Ronald Monk -I9 IS IIOW Seltlllg III the Un1ted States Ma1 me C01 ps EATON PARTS QUAKER NYLONS 8z ACCESSORIES 'lhe maxlmum ln SQFVICS and satlsfactlon YOUR TELEVISION 51 Gauge '30 denlf-21' HEADQUARTERS 51 Gauge 15 denier A F rlendly Place to Trade Fred A Richey Co Tlme on Our Student Spec1al Cold Wave at EARL J LAVENGOOD Prop Phone CHARLOTTE, MICHIGAN IVILI GER H RDW RE CO. 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