Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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ORANGE G. BLACK Page 3 Coach M Gobel Recerves 1950 State Board Honors To Serve As Football Scout In Central Mnchrgan For Free Press colrn I rbcl who has be corch at Llrarlotte hrgh school tor fr tcen years has been chosen to xe on the lletrolt Free Pr '- lflltl XllState lfootball lioard Thrs honor rs bestowed upon only a few cspecrally selected coaches through out thc state Corch Golrels role as a rnernbcr of thrs panel vtrll he to patrol central and soutlrer n 'Vhclr rgan Before cornrng to Charlotte 1936 Coach Cobel was both teach cr ar cl cnc lr at Beldrng hrgh school After cornrng to Charlotte he ha supplrccl CHQ year after year ssrth cutstandrng athletrc- teams llc hrs made Charlotte hrgh a promrrrerrt member of the Caprto' lrrcnrt league capturrrrg rn 104 e r r of Cll2illlD10ll and l harnpron rn 1949 Coach Colrel has tutored su 1 athletes rs Wayne Ter wrllrher now playrrrg, sec ond bfrsc lor the Chr a,,o Cubs Max Tullrs former Alma Colleac captarn arrcl Don Srnrth who won AllVllA X X honors at Almar r halfback He has also coached such popular tarnrly two sonres rs Ray rncl Bob lvlohre prorrrrnent athletes at Alma and Ilrrr and l ob 131 own non atterrdrn X.-llc Coach tobcl rs to bc c.rrr,.,ratula' cd for wrnnrrrg tlrrs statewrdc 'rcclarrn and brrngrng such favor able recognrtrorr to Charlotte as r ll rs to lrrrrrself lonra Trounced 20 0 In Non-Conference Game Three Touchdowns for Charlotte Carrred Over by Rolfe The Orange and Black won its tnst game Fr rday nrght A strong Ionra squad came to Charlottes grrdrron but was humbled 200 The game was a frght all the way It started wrth Ionras wrnnrng the toss and krckrng off to Charlotte The frrst quarter ended wrth the score 00 In trhe last of the second quarter Karl Carpenter blo ked a krcrc whrch was plcked up by Jun Cammage and adv anced to the frve yard lme A pass from .lack Idle to Harold Rrsenhoover and a prtclr out to Dale Rolfe went over for the frrst TD Rolfe converted makrng the score t to 0 at the end ot the half In the thrrd quarter Lloyd Brarthwarte rntercepted a pass to set up a 16 yard run by Rolfe for the second touchdown The extra pornt try was blocked The thrrcl quartet ended wrth the Orioles leaclrng 130 In the fourth quarter Brartlr warte a!arn rntercepted a pass On the next play Rolfe outran l Ionra secondary for a 48 yard run to paydrrt Rrsenhoover made thc conversion to make the score 200 rn favor of the Orange and Black Charlotte lme up lNa.me Posrtron Ken 'Vlathrs lrm Gammage Lloyd Brarthwarte Jack Idle lee Wrlllamson Dale Rolfe Qubstrtutes .lrm Young Rrchard Garn Doug Bulkhead Ionra lrne up Name James Demorest Davrd Cahrll Rrchard Rowley Roy Troxel Rex Starkweather MBIVIH Lockwood Wrlfred Mrllard Larry Dowsette Lynn Webb Wm MacK1nnon Substrtutes Walter Sorenson Joe McAlory Larry Gregory '0 srtron R FRED A RICHEY Quaker Nylon Sheer Hose Sl 39 parr Real Beauty at a Low Prrce Orroles to Meet Mason, Grand Ledge Hastrngs rrlotte Orrolcs urll t Xlason bepternber 'fl to pl ry rn th sl cr ertncc ootball 5, nc re season I ist ye t m rcsu rn the Orrolcs berng., cochunprons o the Capltol Crrcnrt Fhc nrosl xaluable lctternrrn returnrrn., tlrr year for Mrson rs Stoltz lctt lrtl hack Gland Itdgc vthorn thc Orrolc clay October 6 there hrs qurtc few returnrng, lettcrrncrr Scnrc ct the outstanding plryers rrt I left end Qunrmer rncl Srrnrnons Cob 1 made the remark th lt I r rnc Ledge wrll be r tough term to bc rt The second home grrnc wrll lr played wrth Hastnrgs October 12 They have frve letter rrren returnrn who are all pooclsrzed boys Wrlght s Jewelry JEWELRY and GIFTS Lawrence P Otto Harold Rrsenhoover Drck Past Karl Carpenter Ronnre Root George Wrdrrg FREE TE LllABLO'l'TE ll0lWlE DAIRY Sl ll Wblpl,I'If S SELECT FOODS an ICE CREAM Germain Shell Service A Good Place To Buy STA M CH GAN Gas Orl Other Supplres Servrce rs My Busrness AT OE H QPJ. vw 1-1 WELL f 0040: 'NT llllIllllHlH lllllll UU Publishers of Charlotte Repulncan Tribune HOTTEST S THE .L S HO H 'l'lV .LV EOHS .LS3.L.LOH 3H 1195 To the fella who scores the flrst touch down for Charlotte agamst Mason a parr of l l 95 Zomlore Boots STOOHO 09C0nn0r Shoes MU GER H RDW RE CO. 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Page 2 ORANGE G. BLACK ORANGE 4 BLACK Student Directory Published Bi Weekly X 4 ,,u-mins B the Jo rnallsm 5 STUDENT COUNCIL y u A Mayor Lloyd Bralthwalte mut t Class of Charlotte Hlgh: Sewetary Pat Pnesman School TWELFTH GRADE Clrculatlon 800 4 rl 4, 0 Subcrlptlon Rates S1 00 ut! STAFF Publjsher Jackle Hale Managlng Edltor Glen Gearhart Edltor ln chlef Peggy COHUQI' Sports Edltor Leland Wllllamson Exchange Edltor JOYCS Hughes Advertlslng Manager Pat PFISSUIHH Asst Advertlslng Manager Don Tirrell Clrculatlon Manager Barbara Brown Faculty Advlsor MISS Wlnlfred Wells Reporters Journallsm Class Welcome to C H S These days we see a lot of new faces around CHS We want these new students to know they are welcome here We welcome them to the many school actlvltles such as clubs sports and assemblles Not only are all here to learn but also here for enjoyment In clubs each may help others and at the same time he wlll enjoy hlITlS9lf wlth partles dances and hayrldes On the althetlc slde everybody has a chance to try out for sports lf he doesnt he IS lmportant as a spectator backlng up the team Support helps make the team We are sure students wlll enjoy the many as semblles They may be pald asselnblles or may be put on by the varlous clubs and classes but ln elther case they are good entertalnment Lets all J0lI'l together and make tllls yeal a year to be proud of Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Wesley Schlnldt upon thc arllval of thelr new baby Carol 'VIarle who was born on Tuesday September 12 at 10 39 oclock Carol welghs seven pounds and twelve ounces and has blond halr and blue eyes Hel father lS dolng flne although he says She has her days and nights confused yet So lf you see hlnl ln school someday soon wlth dark clrcles under hls eyes probably he was just up for the 2 00 oclock feedlng the nlght be tore Hugh Note for Band Three 1950 graduates fronl the Orlole band have nlade good In the college lllllSlL3.l ranks They are Gretta Pryor Dlck Claflln and Rod ney Wood Gretta now plays the flute and IS also librar lan ln the Western Mlchlgan band Last year she recelv ed the Alron award and the dlrector s award fol great achievements ln llluslc Dlck IS ln the MlChlg3H State band and ls playlng the cymbals He was wlth the Orloles for four years and played the bass drunl Rodney was ln the band for flve years and played solo trumpet most of the tlme In hlS junlol year lle lecelved the dlrectors award how he IS playlng flrst trulnpet ln the Hale Unlv erslty band 84046696 If llst Issue Woes The T 19 T le T 16 students get the papcl school gets the fame Drlntel gets the lnoney staff gets the blanle tuddles Rolfe Youl 1.,lll s spolled lSll t shi ' Sllookle lxaldel No IIS just the perfumc she vvears Tlaverse Clty Hlgll Black and Gold Presldent Hans Kardel Vlce presldent Dale Rolfe Secretary Jackle Hale Treasurer Loulse Berg Student Councll Margaret Ganlmage ELEVENTH GRADE Presldent Bob Johnson Vlce presldent Dlck Garn Secretary Arlene Gammage Treasurer Sally Woodard Student Councll Beverly Fullerton Lhalles Schaefer TENTH GRADE Presldent Quentln Bosworth Vlce presldent Bruce Elllsou Secretary Joan WIISOD Treasurer Charles Hale Student Councll Pat Wllson Don Marple NIINTH GRADE Presldent Jlm Carr Vlce presldent Dean Carey Secretary Ingrld Langmaack Treasurer Joyce Klng Student Councll Vlrglnla Moenlng Dlck Parr EIGHTH GRADE Presldent Jalnes H0ffnlall Vlce presldent Jack Pentecost Secretaly Gary Beebe Treasuler Lynn Brown Student Councll Kay Barnhlll Stanley Anderson SFVENTH GRADE Presldent Sandra Gonser Vlce Presldent Beth Kays Vance .Illll Treasurer Bobby Bursley Student Councll Marllyn Sumellx Chuclf Wood fa nezweeea emma In the IllldSf. of a gally decorated room Spanlsh students study slug and plan excltlng, projects The walls llavlng been covered wlth colorful posters fronl Guatemala and Cuba students have a real atmosphere of Spaln Mlss Dorothy Hughes the forelgn language teachel has Just recently returned from Cuba and brought back an lnterestlng collectlon of dolls one of whlcll IS the mascot of the classes To help wlth thelr pronunclatlon of the dlf flent words last week all the students made lccoldlllgs vvlllch thev wlll study for two ulonths At the end of that tlme they wlll make nlore recordlngs WhlCh they wlll compare wltll the flrst ones If you heal slnglng durlng school hours but wlth a dlfferent accent lts merely the Spanlsh class slnglng to the accompanlment of Latin Alllellcan lecordlngs 01 a portable plano that MISS Hughes keeps ln her desk drawer The flrst project of the second year Spanish class lS a weekly noon nleetlng of a conversa tlon group At the lll88I.1I1gS only Spanlsh 1S to be spoken and anyone who speaks Engllsh IS automatlcally out of the group ThlS week the Spanlsh club Los Allllg0S wlll llleet for the- flrst tlme The nlaln alms are to plan an assenlbly to observe Spanlsh holl davs and to learn mole about the Spanlsh peo ple thelllselves Swlmmlng Shop lletause of the heavy raln durlng the week of SODl',6lllbBl 10 Mr Harry Blanchard vvas vnly ullhappy When he returned to hls shop Mollday lll0I'Hll'1g he found lt was practlcally a Svvllllllllllg' pool The water had run ln under the glass loot along the north Slde of the shop Tllls was very destructlve to the equlpment lll the shop lt caused the wood floor to swell and rlse as nluch as ten lnches from nor mal posltlon Water on the tools caused them to lust glvlng the students a tlmely job or Sit Down And Smk In Ah h h h h That IS probably a very famlllar sound ln the rooms of C H S No It IS not a moan It IS the satisfaction of comfort It is the enjoynlent of slttlng on somethlng besldes those old hard chalrs that are scattered through out the school Certalnly you know what I llleall now lts those junlor cushlons Have you got one yet? Have you sat on one I have and boy are they DICE' You slnk way down ln about one half lnch and can slt back and relax lou can use them for back rests footstools and DIIIOWS They are about twelve by twelve and have Charlotte Hlgh Orloles wrltten on them On the back there are direc tlons telllng you what to do wlth them They work as an lnsulator on cold and damp chalrs You can carry your lunch ln them after they wear out as cushlons You better hurry and get one of them I take Tlllfle wlth me every place I go Oh oh there goes the bell Oh' gee my cushlon IS stuck to the chalr Well I guess Ill have to take the chalr wlth me I cant go any place wlthout my llttle cushlon along Totem Pole Toppers At the head of the school governing body there are two people wlth whom all should be come acqualnted The flrst IS a smlllng friendly glrl who has the personality and abllity to do her duty to the school as secretary She IS actlve ln C A A and her favorlte sports are roller skatmg and softball She IS flve feet eight lnches tall and WelghS 129 pounds She has red halr and brown eyes When It comes to food her favorltes are spaghettl and chocolate cake She was born on December 27 1932 in Mulli ken and has seven brothers and two slsters Mr Bogner rates hlgh on her llst of teachers Slle enjoys readlng Sports Magazlne am Ilstenlng to Jack Benny Her favorite son, IS Nola She moved here during the sxxth grade and cntered Glallllllal' school Then she entered Lllarlotte hlgh school taklng a college prepara tory course Her new heartthrob plays on the Grand Ledge football team By thls tlme you probably all are aware that the glrl IS Pat Prlesman Behlnd Pat is the nlayor He IS a tall lad standlng SlX feet three lnches tall and welgh lng 185 pounds Dullng the summer he works for hlmself and durlng school he works occasionally at 'Vlartens news stand He conslders football as llls favorlte sport ln whlch he plays quarter back and IS captain Mashed potatoes roast beef and chocolate malteds are favorltes of hls when food IS lllentlolled l-le was boln ln C,lllC3g0 Illlnols on August l 1933 and entered Hawthorne school ln the alndergarten He also has a heartthrob whose name Clara Durlng hls leisure tlme he llkes lead True Sports COIIIICS and to listen A B C s ln Muslc Taklng a college preparatory course would llke to be an englneer of some klnd When lt comes to teachers he conslders Stall Gobel Brennan and Isaac about tops Hls favorlte song IS The Star Spangled Banner and hls football sult IS hls most cher lshed possesslon Of course by now you all know who thls celtaln person lS Mayor Lloyd Illaithwalte These two will listen to all your problems Get behlnd thenl and they ll do their best fol you Good luck Lloyd and Pat cleanmg It otf but cleaning off the rust only stops ll from golng any farther There are stlll plts left ln the metal WhlLh Wlll be a scal fol the llte ot the tool Q 1 O L, f - V , - 5 l , 1 'j J' 1.1 . 5 . .I . , I, H , . 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P390 4 ORANGE G. BLACK Gobelrtes Suffer First Defeat rn Twenty Games Charlotte Orroles had their frr setback after nineteen undefeated games Prrday nrght September lo when the Iakevrew Spartans nrarclred to a 1913 victory The Spartans started rollrrr,., carly rn the game wrth John Carr rrght half carrying the pig skrn for I points The krck was good leav mg the score 10 rn favor of Iake new Early rn the second quarter Ivoltes pass to Rrsenhoover was good for 6 points and the krck tred the game up r Later rn the second quarter Farl Holcomb Spartan fullback carried the ball for another touchdown Thc kick was wide leaving the score 13 r at the half In the thrrd quarter the Spar tarrs made another 6 points when Roy Ixlrne prcked up an Oriole fumble and raced Q6 yards for a TD Trrc Spartan drives through the center of the Oriole lrne gave them con trrrual gains After the spectator thought all hope was gone lateral by Idle was prcked up by Rolfe for another 6 points for thc Orroles thus making the scorc 1913 wrth the lakevrew Spartans cn top as the whrstle hlew Hagelberg Attends Group Meetings at St Mary s Mr Mrlton Hagelberg who also a supervising teacher of voca tional agriculture on the Mrclrrgfrrr State College faculty attended the conference for the cdrrcatronal drvrsrorr f MSC at St Mary lake rn Battle Creek on Sept 1 and 15 The purpose ot the contererrcc was for the staff to become better acquarnted and to drscuss more effective ways of tralnrng teachers They heard speeches b Dear lcmmons of the School of Screncc and Arts and C V Millard head of the drvrsron of educatrorr Thc rest of the time was spent rn corn rnrttee meetings where student teachrng the graduate program rrrd teachers trarnrng rn general were discussed A drnner party was given by Nlr s Vlllllfled VK ells tor all the Fnglrslr teachers Prrncrpal Iohrr ll Smrtrr and lr High Prrncrpal 'Vlrs leorr Weymouth were guests I tlc evening they discussed prohlcrrrs c the English department Tlrcv plan to rrreet again ly rr Nr vemher NEW TEACHERS rrrcd r r ests are by lookrrrg rrrto room 30a she enjoys collecting old books arrc' mrnratures Also she lrkes foreign languages the the-rter and art Traveling rs another of her inter ests Her home town rs Lansing, where she attended high school After her graduatron from Michigan state college and Vlrddlehury Ver mont she attended the Pasadena Play House rn California Fro r there she went to the Irnrversrty of lvlexrco and on to the Unrversrty of Havana last year 'vlrss Hugh s trught rn Cuba 'VIrs Joan lvlaurers manr inter ests are cooking, and knrttrng So attended the Sternnetv hrgh school rn Clrrcago and afterwards went to the University of Ylrchrgan Mrs Vlaurer enjoys teaching very much rn fact teaching rs one of her rnalr hobbies Privacy rates high wrth ler and she rs therefore lookrrr forward to having a room of hcr own so that she can drscontrnuc rurrrrrrr from tlrrrd to frrst foor rnd then brck up to tlrrrd again 'Vlrss lcarrvette lohnstorr attendel there she went to 'Vhchrgan State to study home econorrrrcs She spent some of her summers at the Unrver srty of Calrfornra at Berkeley and 'Vlrclrrgan state 'Nlourrtarn climbing lrrkrrrg and camping rate highest wrth Nlrss lohnston but she lrkes to travel and sew too Detroit rs the home town of Mrs lucrlle Vogel In her high school years she attended Derrby high and went to collegc 'rt Mrchrgan State lefore conrrrrg to Chrrlottc Mrs Xogel tarrght the frfth and hrgh school classes rt Whitehall Her interests and hobbies are music reading nrd drarrratrcs After he marriage rn June she took a trip Ca rfornra where she ro ed her vacation lrvrng rn homelike pup tent She also lrverr for one month rn Hollywood Mr VS esley Schmidt who attencr ed Rrcevrlle high school rn Iowa rs a new te-rcher rn the Junior high After high school N11 Schmidt a tended Creerrvrlle college at Greer e Illrnors rnd lrtcr wrs g r ted from the I rrrv ersrty of Vlrnne so r crrjovs rc rdrn trshrng YOUNG S JEWELRY Extends a Welcome t0 All Back to Schoolers Come In and See Us THE VOMBEBG C0 Cross Country Begins This years cross country tearrr wrll be made up of frve recruits who have had lrttle experrenc chosen f1Om among the following Russell Cain tenth Bob Potte tenth Tom George tenth Eugene Sharp eleventh Roger Nelson eleventh Earl 'Nlead twelfth and Hans Kardel twelfth They have a partial schedule made wrth Hast ings lansrng Everett and 'Nlapo leon There have been other rrrvrta trons Coach Cobel would like morc IECTUIIS before the schedule rs com pleted Last year s cross country tcarrr won all dual meets but one whrclr was wrth Battle Creek Central Charlotte has been conference wrn ner three years straight Last year S team was made up Or Bob Nlevrns Gaylord Royston Arthur Starr Jim Wilson and Har old Clements all of whorrr gradr ted rn June and gardening but hrs rrrarrr rrrter c ts are sports and nature stuclv Cla srcal mrrsrc- rs hrs favorrtc B he taught at Rockford Junior hrgh school rn Rockford Iowa POPCORN AND CONFECTIONS BOBSCORN Complrments BEHRENS 8z ROWE Prescrrptron Druggrst ORIOLE CHIRPS nuc d r rr Babcock Barbara Crrttenderr 'incl Charlene Barnhrll Barbara Cr rttenden -rnd Charler Parnhrll were selected by the stu dents to complete the squad Fred Murray 8 Co SHOES s HOSIERY Between the Banks A Drllar A Dollar a fashron wrse scholar wrll shop at llllllllllHllS 7036675 KP AY S E E 7 NDLER OF BOSTON I-IES A good place to EAT K Sl-ygcggr 15 - . l tt'orrtir - l mr Page ll ' .' . 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