Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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U55 C7fia'uQiarz Historical Documents .,,..1t954jv4 iii'-S? .f-' ,Q vi' J, ff., 14 padded A Meuage We seniors have finally reached our goal and are ready to begin at the bottom of the ladder of life Our thirteen years rn school have been happy years They went by slowly at first but the pace qurckened as we became older There are many things that our fine class has accomplished In our Junror year we broke all records rn the mag azrne sales This rs Just one of our many accomplishments Our versatile group has been blessed with the presence of athletes musrcrans and students of the highest cal ber This year the seniors were the back bone to all the athletic teams as well as many other extra curricular actrvrtres This Just drdn t happen These students through hard work had labored to success Soon we shall part from the hallowed grounds of the Charlotte high school At this time friends will part and previous school tres will be broken Each one of us will go his respective way some to col lege others to the service of our country and others stepping into various Jobs There wont be any of us that wrll forget entirely the happy carefree days of hrgh school Many memories wrll linger rn our minds for the rest of our lives Upon graduation we shall come face to face wrth a most mixed up world At this crucial time there rs a bloody war raging 1n Korea where I presume some of us will eventually end up The world is in great disorder and we must exhrbrt our best knowledge for the curtarlment of these troubles The whole difficulty centers around one seemingly small thing that I hope all of us have learned the task of get ting along with the next fellow We are a frne class that Im sure will leave a mark of success on the world A great heritage that has been won only through hard work by our forefathers ha been put before us We the senior class of 1951 wrll do our part rn the future of our country and our world Hans Kardel REALLY' ' Im through with women They cheat and they lre They prey on us males T111 the day we dre They tease us torment us They drive us to sin Say' Who was the blond That Just walked rn The Crucible Bay City Junior College Linda King Gosh Im hungry Louise Berg What drd you have for supper Linda Company Modern young men are not so concerned with a girls famrly tree as with the shape of the limbs l95l Last Will and Testament Maggy, Qaau 6 fa '5f , We, the class of nineteen hundred and l fifty-one, being of sound mind and body do ihereby bequeath the following possessions l to those who are named hereafter: 1 1. Don Packard leaves to Tom Snyder his odd sense of humor. 2. Joyce Hutchison and Jewel Moore leave J their quietness to future sixth hour govern- ' ment classes, knowing that the teacher will appreciate it. . 3 To anyone who will wear it well Linda King glV8S her red harr 4 Jrm Gammage leaves his height to Gar ner Morton 5 If they will look well on Helen Smith s nose Pat Prresman leaves as quickly as possible her freckles 6 Clyde Nichols keeps his boogie woogre playing abrlrty but wrlls one broken piano to the music department for experimental purposes 7 Louise Berg wrlls her A average to any Junior who wants to work hard enough to obtarn it 8 Lloyd Brarthwarte leaves hrs positron of mayor to the person who rs qualified to succeed him 9 The Journalism class leaves peace to Miss Wells for the summer It hopes the future students wrll remember to get their assignments rn on tim 10 To Ann Schaefer Glorra Whrte leaves a portion of her artistic abrlrty 11 Queen of the Carnival Jane Ann Smith leaves a vacancy rn 1952 to the girl with the best qualifications for fulfilling the honor l 12 Also to the person with the best qua lrfrcatrons to succeed her Jo Ann Reiner leaves her positron as a varsity cheerleader 13 Lee Williamson and Dale Rolfe leave part of their football playing ability to Jim Young and Doug Burkhead 14 To Joe Pinch Hans Kardel wrlls hrs ability to toss rn those markers during bas ketball games 15 Barb Brown gives one old Charhran dummy to next years Charhian staff 16 Jackie Hale leaves her cuteness to Marilyn Hetherrngton 17 Sally Woodard rs to be given the sense of responsrbrlrty which Barb Campbell has 18 Frank Bracy leaves his positron rn the band as drum maJor to Charles Schaefer 19 Don Tirrell leaves his looks and taste in clothes to Bob Johnson 20 Joyce Hughes wills her positron as co chairman of the carnival to one of the next Charhian staff members l 21 To Marian Wood and Charlene Barn Cher abrlrty to hold a manb 22 Part of Jack Rrchardsons personality rs being left to Roger Nelson 23 Glen Gearhart who also has some ex tra height wills a portion of rt to Gary Frace 24 And to Pat Gould Peggy Conner leaves her smiling Irish eyes 25 To all the Juniors we leave our place at the top of the heap 26 To our advisers we give a hearty thank you 27 To the rest of the faculty we wrsh the best of luck health and happiness 28 To all the underclassmen we leave a word of encouragement Their time will oon come 29 To Mr John B Smith we also leave a word of encouragement Although we usual ly used him as the butt of our Jokes we really thrnk he has been a fine principal 19 l l One day Little Red Riding Hood CPat Priesmanl decided to take a walk. She hadn't gone far when she happened to see the Big Bad Wolf fDale Rolfeb taking a walk, also, so she turned and began to walk towards the house of Old Mother Hubbard CLouise Bergb. In front of Old Mother Hubbard's house, she saw Little Miss Muf- fet, CNancy Harringtonl, Little Bo-Peep fAnona Parrl, and Contrary Mary lShirley Lewis? playing a fast game of hop scotch Mother Hubbard wasnt at home so she de crded to vrsrt the Three Bears CHans Kardel Jack Richardson Don Packardb When she arrived at their home she found Little Jack Horner QJoe Depueb and Little Boy Blue tNorman Rutterl fast asleep under a big shade tree Peter Pumpkin Eater QLee Wil lramsonl and Wee Willie Wrnkre rClyde Nrcholsl were lyrng on the porch trying to catch flies Insrde she found the bears frantically trying to scare away Goldrlocks fBarb Brown? Little Red Riding Hood hurriedly left On her way to visit her grandmother fGlorra Whrtel she came upon Simple Simon fRonn1e Root? tryrng to get three pres for the price of one from the Preman iGeorge Wrdrrgl Near her grand mother s house she found th Old Woman and Her Shoe CCharl1ne Mrtchelll buying the crooked cat from the Crooked Man CAI kre Rrsenhooverl At her grandmothers house Red Riding Hood found her grand mother having tea with Tom the Pipers Son KBuster Meadl She soon grew trred and decided to return home When she came home her mother CJoyce Hutchrsonj told her to get some eggs from the Farmer in the Dell CG1en Gearhart! In Farmer Dells yard she found the Teeny Tiny Woman lJoyce Ransom? trying to rescue her cat which had fallen into the well Inside Red Riding Hood saw the Farmer watching thc Queen of Hearts CLrnda Krngl on television Farmer Dell was glad to see Red Riding Hood and would not let her leave until he had told her all the latest gossip She gratefullv thanked the Farmer for the eggs and started on her way home When she came to a wall near her home she saw Humpty Dumpty CDrck Tubbsl suddenly fall off and crack his head This frightened Red Riding Hood so much that she ran home and cried herself to sleep Government Personalities Mo t Intellectual Boy Frank Bracy Most Intellectual Girl JoAnn Reiner Jack Richardson Pat Priesman Personality Boy Personality Grrl Dale Rolfe Jackie Hale Don Trrrell Barb Brown Earl Mead Margaret Vance Norman Rutter Gloria Whrtc Class Steady Couple Shirley Lewis Arkre Rrsenhoovev' Class Flirt Ronnie Root Class Coquette Charlrne Mitchell Class Pest Rose Alfonso Class Athlete Jrm Gammage Best Looking Grrl Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Grrl Musician Boy Musician Girl Artistic Boy Artrstrc Grrl This last wrll and testament of the class of nineteen hundred and frfty one was wrt nessed on the frrst day of May nineteen hundred and frfty one by the following per sons who are signed hereafter The Sprrrt of CHS The Ghost of High School Memories . 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