Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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Majorlt Leaders '76s Cyru 'cgiruz Party Leaders Presrdent Quentrn Bosworth Vrce Pres Bruce Ellrsonl Secretary Joan Wrlson Treasurer Charles Hale Student Councrl Pat Wrlson and Don Marple, Motto Class Motto Today we fol 1 low tomorrow vxe lead Class Colors Blue and Gold Class Flower Orchrd Presrclentral Report The class of 53 had a very suc cessful year rn sponsorrng dances and other actrvrtres I would lrke to thank the class for therr co operatron rn serv1n on comrnrttees and hope they wrll grve the1r nest presrdent much assrstan e Many of the sophomore boys were promrncnt rn the hrgh s hool sports events thrs year The class apprecrates the ex trem rnterest of the advrs rs rn our actrvrtres and would lrke to thank Mrs Marena Krplrnger Mr John Bogner Mr Earl Hust on and Mr Robert Powell for the1r frne support Quentrn Bosworth Sophomore Class Presrdent HS MR BOGNER Young manl are you the teacher of thrs class? BUD ATKINS No slr MR BOGNER lhen dont talk lrke an rdrot JIM MAATSCH Ive added these numbers ten trmes M Stall MR STALL Good boy' JIM MAATSCH And here are the ten answers Government Personalltres Most rntellectual boy Joe Iauch Most rntellectual grrl Suzanne McLaughl1n ersonalrty boy Bruce Ellrson Personalrty grrl Barbara Crrttenden Best lookrng boy Nell Housler Best lookrng grrl Barbara Montgomery Best dressed boy Quentrn Bosworth Best dressed grrl Charlene Barnhrll Boy muscrcran Charles Thornell Grrl musrcran Lucrlle Whrtrnger Most artrstrc boy Don Marple Most artrstrc grrl Barbara Brummette steady couple Jrm Young and Sue Schroth flrrt Russell Kane coquette Sally McDonald pest Warren Atkrns athlete J1m Young Class Class Class Class Class . 2122- 335- .4-- - j 7 o'l ,Y N0 N lyf Q1 . Amusement Park Holrday an extra specral treat the was allowed to have ts p1cn1c at an amusement ass class park Everyone arrrved safely but Joyce Martm had become bus srck and drdnt have a very good trme all day The frrst thrng everyone drd was to rrde on the merry go round Now thrs rs a very srmple task but Warren Atkrns trrpped and would have been hurt but Doug Burkhead prcked hrm up and put hrm on a horse After thrs all drvrded rnto groups and before anyone knew rt Sue Schroth and Jrm Young were lost rn the Tunnel of Love but were rescued by Pat Wrlson and Joe Prnch A crowd gathered at the shoot rng gallerres when Sh rley How ard and Tommy George had a rrfle match and everyone cheered when Shrrley won Then Jrm Maatsch and Davrd Sassaman had a match and came out tred but scared the spectators wrth therr wrld shots Everyone enjoyed watchrng Nancy Rutter Srllx Smrth Jan et Spagnuolo 'md Margre French rrde the roller coaster Of course some boys were on rt too but the grrls screamed the loudest and the people laughed The boys and grrls both had fun rn the lrttle bump cars A Jam up occurred when Bob Lrghtner and Kenny Olmstead hrt Marrlyn Grrffrn and Charlene Barnhrll and turned each other rn the wrong drrectron From here the krds moved to the Fun House and the Trlta Whrrl and screams and laughs echoed from both Lucrllc Whit rnger felt sure she had twrsted her neck on thc TrltaWhrrl whrle Dale Pryor could hardly stop laughrnf., from the Fun House Before the class could leave everyone had to rrde on the Fer rrs Wheel and thrs was so much fun that Joan Hamrlton and Mary Alrce Howe almost fell out cf therr seats But no accrdents occurred and all arrrved home safe and happy after therr day s trrp GG QQQ Q3 S9362 B M 2562 QQ EBSQ 6 Top Row F Ald R Ammnn W Atkms J Barnabv C Barnhlll E Bart lett L Booth Q Bosworth P Briggs B Brummette R Brundage D Burkhead M Bursley R Bursley D Bust E Can Second Row R Cam D Carey R Carroll D Carter P Carter D Cham berlaln R Cogswell R Collins J Conklin L Cotton W Cotton C wan B Cr tte d B D e A Debl R D I o 1 n en an er on ey Thlrd Row B Elllson R Epler W Ferguson R Flessner W Freeman ench T George B Grlffln M Grlffm C 'ae Halsey Hamilton R Hollday S Howard M A Howe N Housler urth Row J Iauch J Lea J Ma tsch R M Mann Marshall Martm D Mather D May L McConnell S McDonald J McLane QE ' QQ fl! eq U7 71 5 5 ggfrmmfg N- mn 332111105 53'-:fc U7 01 ID ' 203 U, mz- - ny, ro :s 230, Z 0-01JL.Om 5515 1 3' Qglliz O ni,--lgom JJ 0: O C- 07 Z U13 g,nm0m 'Sym :rg I - X5,-Tggmo rn img 3 Wmsmga N1 O 550192 'DEV' 1:52 .413 13 I U 29135 1L:a nn - 1 Z wa U-lg can - 'UB Og 320' uw IQ: 25 C0 1 Z 3 ze., I' 3 IU UI 2:1 01 -1 arg 'L 3 I si O 3: 1,11 'E U 3: Y u e an T ornell Seventh Row J VanDenDrlessche B Whrte L Whltnnger N Wullnamson Wllllams J Wrllus J Wrlson P Wllson J Youn 1Not Plcturedl J Churchull W MacNaughton D Marple W Papranec C Shrmer N Thomas l1'? 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gf 67661.16 LLUZ Representatwes Q QQ 262966 EEE yeQQ6Qa 2 ease Q99 GQ Q Gee EGQQQQEQQ Top Row W Babcock M Barnaby P Baum P Bennett I Blnkowskl L Bobclk D Bostwlck P BOSfWICK N Bos th B B ford C Leach C Lee E Lenon R McLane Fifth Row L Muller Veltman D Mills B Moore G Morton A J Muma wor oyd R Bracy M A Brlggs B Brock N Brough B Brown W Bruce Second Row K Carpenter J Chapman J Clark P Cook K Davxs R Nelson M Norrxs Wane P Parker N Parush R Parish D Peck S Peck B Phnlllps J Rhlnes M Richards J R b t o er s Sxxth Row M Roberts H Rullson C Satterlee A Schaefer C Schaefer Dunning A Dempsey D Dempsey C Deuel H Diamond Edwards B Ells D Esch M Fassett P Flelds F Fletcher M Forshee Thurd Row G Frantz E Frazxer B Fullerton A Gammage W Gardner R Garn G Goelz P Gould N Grant M Green P Grxffxn R Harag K Harrington J Haley L Hall M Hethermgton Fourth Row D Hacks M Horwitz M Hughes J lrvme R Johnson D J nes V M Jones E Kays S Kelley L Kenyon R Kung S Lang D Schultz E Sharp L Shumaker M Smpson A Sm th D Smlth H Smith T Snyder M Stall W Stansbury B Stucky Seventh Row J Sumerlx A Taylor S Taylor A Thomas V Thompson L Towe P Tubbs P Walters A Weaver B Wells J Wensley J Wlllls G Wonser M Wood S Woodard lNot pictured T Berg B Guthrle B Hack B Martm 'Y Party Leaders Presldent Robert Johnson Vxce Pres Rlchard Garn1 Secretary Arlene Gammage' Treasurer Sally Woodard Student Counc1l Charles Schaefer and Beverly Ful lerton Motto Class Motto Constantly strrv mg to make our best better Class Colors Blue and Sllver Class Flowel L1ly of the Valley Presldentlal Report We the class of 52 have Just f1n1shed a very successful year as Jumors Our f1rst project of the year was servmg refresh ments at the Hastmgs football game and havmg the dance fol lowxng xt We also had the Hast lngs basketball game and dance whlch was the last game of the basketball season In the maga zme sales we set a record 'nat far excelled any prevlous record and we challenge any comlng 1un1or class to better lt In early Aprrl we put on the assembly Hlstorys No Mystery to show v1s1t1ng schools what can oe done by the students In the latter part of Aprll we honored the senlors at the Jun 1or s n1or prom To f1n1sh the year we are plannmg to have a class p1cnxc ID June Our success th1s year was due to the co operatlon of the stu dents and the constant a1d of the adv1sers Mr Harry Blanchard Mr Clyde Ray Mr Dallas Stall and MISS Margaret Taylor T these people and the class I ex tend my deepest apprec1atxon for the1r help 1n maklng my term a happy one Robert W Johnson Junlor Class Presldent Government Personalxtles 'Most 1ntellectual boy Bruce Blown Most 1ntellectual gxrl l Margaret Forshee Personal1ty boy Roger Nelson Personal1ty glrl Sally Woodard Best looklng boy Norlyn Brough Best lookmg glrl Pat Gould Best dressed boy Tom Snyder Best dressed glrl ROSIB Harag Boy mus1c1an Charles Schaefer Glrl mus1c1an Carolyn Leach Most artlstlc boy l Sherman Kelley Most art1st1c glrl LOIS Hall Class steady couple Mar1an Wood and Bob Johnson Class fllrt Al Thomas Class coquette Wava Babcock Class pest Allen Taylor ,Class athlete Wally Bruce f 1 A Regular Class Meetmg The day started off perfectly sanely unt1l Bob Johnson opened the class meetmg and then h found hlmself 1n a nrghtmare The class memo rs decxded to run the meetlng by strxct parlxa mentary law ID order to accom pl1sh the1r plans Th1S started out all rxght untxl the bus1ness got under way Then Tom Snyd moved that the class make enough money so that they m1ght go to HHWHII on the1r senlor tr1p Th1s was debated because the gxrls ma1nly Mar1an Wood Joyce Roberts and Phylhsl Baum sald there were too many' g1rls there The mot1on was amended by Wally Bruce to letl the glrls remaln home Th1s start ed an argument between Wally and Helen Smlth Helen threw a book at Wally but mlssed h1m and h1t Murray Stall When qu1et 0 agam re1gned Bob called for a vote on the amendment but xt was defeated by the glrls The mot1on pass d but a ques t1on was ralsed about transporta t1on J1m Wensley moved that they go by Luxury Llner but Mary R1Ch3YdS and Klrke Har rmgton objected because they get SE3SlCk Jerry Chapman amended the mot1on to have the class fly by Stratocru1ser bu Pat Cook and Ellen Kays ob lected b caus of the danger and smze of the class The amendment was rejected but the mot1on passed to go by boat The matter of gettlng to the west coast was brought up Roger Nelson moved that school buses be used He was qulckly sllenced by Charles Schaefer and Bruce Ph1ll1ps wh1le Bonme Wells Mary Alxce Br1ggs and Bertha Moore shouted that the buses 1 couldn t go that far and all would be exhausted by the t1me they reached there In the mad con fuslon that followed Mr Stall was accrdentally tr1pped by someone and whxle John Clark and Bruce Brown helped h1m to h1s feet Bob qulckly took a vote whlch defeated the mot1on It was then decxded that the class go by tram and the matter was dropped unt1l further lnforma t1on was rece1ved Smce th1s bus1ness had 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j CIZLLTQLLLIZ Lobbyists Q ES Q 1 QR LL 9 9495 3 Q P .J X4 GG Top Row E Adams B Anderson D Arnold R Baker C Barnaart W Barnaart T Barnard A Bartlett H Bartlett J Baum L Bennett J Betty D Bosworth D Boyd S Bracy D Bruce Second Row D Bursley B Butler Dean Carey Duane Carey P Carpenter N Carter D Carroll J Carr R Catron J Chamberlaln D Clark M Converse C Cooley G Cooper N Cooper S Cooper Thlrd Row E Curtlss P Davld D Deland J Dempsey C Derby J Dewey L Donley D Dykhouse C Earl D Ells A Escobar D Ewlng n,x i P Fortney G Frace D Frazler L Freeman Fourth Row W Frey R Garn M Glgnac S Glasslee H Goelz J Haley R Hall F Hammond M Harmon D Hefflebower D Hlce J Hicks C H llls L Huffman B Holton J Hookrns FfthRw B Hornbek R H I JJ CJh EJh G 1 o c ous er enson o nson o nson Johnson L Johnson R Jones E Jones l Jones J Kane C Kee y M Kenney N Kenney J Kung M Klont Sixth Row P Klont I Langmaack R Larder K Lavengood qNot Prcturedj B Beals M Dunn E Hamllton Party Leaders Pres1dent Jlm CHU' Vlce Pres1dent Dean Carey Secretary Ingr1d Langmaack Treasurer Joyce Kmg Student Councll V1rg1n1a' MO6H1Hg and Dxck Parr, Motto Class Motto Nothmg succeeds l1ke success Class Colors Blue and Gold Class Flower Carnatlon Mary had a l1ttle lamb Its fleece was whlte as snow She took lt to P1ttsburgh and Now look at the darned th1ng John Dewey Ive f1n1shed wxth that gxrl Russell Hall How come? Johnny She asked m 1f 1 danced Russell Hall Whats so ln ultmg about that? Johnny I was danc1ng Wltll her when she asked me Coach Gobel Now 1f I lay three eggs here and f1ve egg-- over there, how many eggs Wlll I have? Blll Vogel Well, to tell you the truth, I don't belleve you can do 1t, slr Teacher Take thlrteen from twenty what's the d1fference Lazy pup1l 'tThat's what I say what's the d1fference'7 T e The State selves The school Class xn the Capltol class declded to v1s1t the Cap1tol to see for them the government ID act1on class journeyed 1n three buses and the trxp was un eventful except for the black eye wh1ch John Saurer gave to Dean Bruce 1n a fxght over a seat and the nosebleed WhlCh Bob Jones got by runnlng lnto a rack 1n the us Immed1ately upon arrlval the class cllmbed to the dome of the tap1tol from wh1ch they had a SPGCIHI v1ew of the c1ty Th1s was '1ll very f1ne but somewhere along the l1ne Warren Ph1ll1ps and Joyce Chamberla1n were lost The class found them agam Joyce m the Governor s off1ce and War ren by the candy counter and contlnued to observe SpeC1al places The class watched the Senate 1n sesslon and was so carr1ed awav that after leavmg the room a heated argument developed be tween Jan1ce Root and Joyce Kane over the speeches of the senators and who had the best v1ew These glrls were Just sep arated by Mrs L1psey when M1 Isaac caught John Myers leanlng out a wlndow After he wa safely 1ns1de the class entered the House of Representatwes Th1s was clearly a lesson 1n de mocracy, but Mr Wotrxng had to qulet Carolyn Earl and Jack Quantrell when they argued too loudly about wh1ch name went w1th Wh1Ch representatxve The class was very xmpressed by the proceedlngs. language, and at tlons of the House Th1s was almost damaglng when Sandy Par1sh and Pete Carpen 1 l I' 7' . 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'a ' .d , - . ... . . 14 Q T3 .S w 1 - --,,... .4--vi , '1 .,--4' ter almost fell over th ra1l1ng on the heads of the representatwes They were saved by the qu1ck lhmklng of Dlck Parr and Harold Goelz Before v1s1t1ng the Supreme Court the class stopped at the re freshment stand where everyone stocked up on candv gum an'l peanuts Then they were adm1tted to the ,Supreme Court room and told to be very qulet because a tr1al was begmnmg The exc1tement be came too much for Carla Powers and CORDIS Cooley who began crackmg the1r gum and were sent out After seemg th1S dlsplay of I 1ust1ce, Eleanor Wood, Davld Dykhouse, and Ilene Jones all decxded to become Judges Before leavmg for home, the students went to see the collec t1ons of valuable flags and tro phxes Wh1Ch have h1stor1cal value Th1s was very mterestlng, but one flag would have fallen to the 12+ floor 1f Ilene Sharp hadnt caught 1t and restored lt to the cas After th1s f1ne day everyone was ready to go home Pat DaV1d and Jean Dempsey were almost left there but flnally all were safe and the r1de home was calm and peaceful My dachshund d1ed sad llttle boy to h1S teacher Too bad' What happene asked h1s teacher He met h1s end golng around a tree Teacher Can you tell me what the former ruler of RUSSIH was called? Student Tsar Teacher Correct and w at was h1s Wlfe called? Student Tsar1na Teacher Rlght What were Tsars chxldren called? Student sardmes' Presldentlal Report As we the class of 54 look back upon the year we have Just left behlnd we see a year of pro gress Our class has done a var 1ety of thmgs such as selllng re freshments at a football game sponsor1ng a dance and puttmff on an assembly We look forward to the next three years as vears 1n Wh1Ch to learn and progress further I should l1ke to thank Mr Jar v1s Wotrmg, Mr Nell Brennan, Mr Elk1n Isaac, and Mrs Alleen Llpsey, for the1r help 1n maklng th1s a successful yeax J1m Carr Freshman Class Pres1dent