Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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74a Wuhan FRESHME 55 s Row R Adams R Allen G Anderson W Anderson E Aseltme R Aumuck M Barnaart D Barnab G B tt K B hll D B y arne arn 1 aum rd G Beebe T Blnkowskl J Borgman R Bowser M Boyer 2nd Row Treasurer Beverly Voung Secretary Kay Barnhlll Vuce President Gary Barnett President Stanley Anderson L Brown D Bu Ier J Butler ahull Cam Clara Carter Connie Carter THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE In completmg our flrst year 1n hlgh school the freshman class would l1ke to thank all those who have glven us of the1r tlme energy patlence and counsel We should l1ke especlally to thank our advxsers Mr Mnlton Hagelberg Mr Malcolm Gobel Mr Darrell Cook MISS VIFQIHI3 Benson and M1ss Laura Cudney Our '1ct1v1t1es thxs your hlve mcluded a roller skatmg party and a dance after the Hastmgs basketball game We are also plannmg 1 class party and '1 p1cn1c Members of class of 1955 have been cogs ln the wheels of ath letxcs clubs and the band We axe happy to be a part of CHS and hope to lxve up to the great trad1t1ons for whlch Charlotte hlgh school stands Stanley Anderson Presldent of the Freshman Class CLASS OFFICERS Presxdent Stanley Andersonl Vue Pxesldent Gary Barnett' Secretary Kay Barnhlll' Treasurer Beverly Young Student Councll Marlene Mar tens Donald Marsh 1, CLASS MOTTO The world IS a problem and. we are the answer Class Colors Red and Whlte ' ,Class Flower Rose Freshman Would you be angry wlth me for somethmg I d1d nt do' Teacher Why of course not Student Then I d1dnt do my lesson Study hall teacher Order, please J Cooper Double chocolate malt M1 Cook You mlssed my class vesterday, d1dn't you? IN Shults Not very much 9 QQ? Q BBQ, QQ Clark R Clark M Clements B Cole J Cole Row K Conklin J Conley Jerry Cooper Joel Cooper E Cronk L Day F' Darling T DePue J Dean J Devenbaugh B Drake D Dunn w J Dunn B a s Esc Evers F rlln C Fllbert J Forte D x M Garn L Gearhar M1ss Benson measures a yard of cloth by holdlng lt up to her nose then at arms length One day a freshman came to her Wlth a p1ece of goods and sald Here M1ss Benson please smell thls and see how long It IS Many a pretty hat goes to a glrls head Father IS the k1n you love to touch Its a great l1fe 1f you weaken a llttle Tramp s Dllemma A tramp was com1ng down the road A Weary W1ll1e Type He saw a housewlfe xn her abode And h1s eyes grew brlght with hght Ill pretend Im eatmg grass h sald And that k1nd lady there Wxll take me 1nto the kltchen And feed me goods thmgs there So down he went upon hls knees In that k1nd ladys yard The lady saw h1m but as she saw, Her face grew cold and hard The tramp Sald Here she comes I vow Brmglng someth1ng good to eat Maybe I w1ll get some chow Or somethlng n1ce and sweet Hxs face ht up so brlght and grand But her VOICE d1d ralse hxs haxr Come to the back yard my man The grass ns longer there All haxr IS sllver to the barber Mr Huston Un blOl0gy classl What IS the dlfference between muck and peat? FFHHCIS Esch I could hardly say, as I don't know the flrst fellow Class of 55 Puts on Concert Th1s muslc rev1ew was wr1tten up for the New York Da1ly M1rror Last mght at Carneg1e Hall the Charlotte class of 55 put on tremendous concert Leadmg the orchestra was Stanley Anderson H had a great amount of lnfluence because of hrs gxgantlc stature Tommy Beals dld a superb Job IH the plccolo sect1on He seems to have a speclal talent for that mstrument Other members of that sect1on were Jack Pente cost B111 Plerce B111 Pugh and Wendell Anderson Playmg the tuba was Sandy Sassaman He d1d an excellent Job but ln one number he blew so hard that the French horn sec tlon COIlS1St1I'lg of Laura Walker Beverly Young Monlca Everts and Carolyn Smallwood was blown clear across the stage Lynn Brown seemed to be hav lng trouble keepmg tlme played the bass drum and hrs asslstants playlng the snare drums were Charles Sherd Don Marsh and J1m Hoffman Whxle she was playmg her cymbals Sandr'1 Granger managed to catch Joel Coopers head between them There was a dull thud whxch ru1ned the entlre pxece For lovely background muslc Gary Beebe played the harp Headmg the VlOlII'l sect1on was Kay Barnhlll who seemed greatlv dlsturbed wxth Gary Barnett who broke a G strmg aurmg the play mg of Mmuet ln G ' Whxle Rlchard Allen played h1s bass flddle Gary Fassett th1nk1ng he was at a barn dance started calllng the dances Marlene Mar tens hushed hlm up by playmg her trombone even louder than before In the mlddle of Rachmamnoffs Prelude m Cqlt M1nor, Roger Martln went berserk and began poundlng out B1rth of the Blues on the plano At thlS pomt, Martha Barnaart started crymg because of the state of thmgs 16 Sultor On what grounds does your father obJect to me' G1rl frlend On any grounds vv1th1n a mlle of our place A CONSTANT LOVER? I marrled Jane ID Janulry In February Celm In March I marrled Mary And ln Aprll dear Bedella In May I marrled Isabel In June 1t was Nanette July was Dot and Nan as well In August sweet Llzette September was the month for Sal October Gwen the prude November Belle a lovely gal December Ermmtrude And m between I married three Whose names I cant release It means a lot of work to be A Justlce of the Peace Prize Feathers Most mtellectual boy Stanley Anderson Most mtellectual g1r Beverly Young Personallty boy Lynn Brown Personallty glrl Retha Wood Best Best Best Best Boy C11rl Most Most Class Class Class Class Class looklng boy Jack Pentecost looklng g1rl Laura Walker dressed boy Tony Rodrlguez dressed glrl Marlene Martens musxclan J1m Hoffman mus1c1an Loulse Johnson art1st1c boy B111 Plerce art1st1c g1rl Barbara Mayes steady couple J1m Mayhew and Corme Tlcc fllrt Douglas Baum coquette MOHICT Everts pest Bud Esch athlete B111 Pugh Sandy That photographer d1dn't do me Justxce' Gary No, he dld you mercy ' She crled so hard that she fxlled her trumpet wlth tears and couldn't play lt The concert was a huge success 1 H-xx ' ,. f 3 ,F A 4 3 Q ' , U, 1- , J . t Lr-. 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SOPHOMORES Expedltron Explores Northern Bad Lands The sophomores had made plans to go to the woods north of town commonly known as the Bad Lands to c1mp for the nrght Burros were lrned rn a strarght row behrnd R G1rn s ammal Jack Rod was to lead the party to Bad Lands terrrtory The second burro was earrymg canteens of w1ter and the thrrd w1s to trans port c111dy bars ehewrng gum 1nd the supply of Wheatres Students mounted gracefully No one had to try more than frve tlmes Before the processron had gone 1 h1lf of a block D Fr1s1ers donkey lost 1 shoe L Bennett couldnt see 1 lrdy rn drstress so h Jumped down and wrth 1 bobby pm that D Clark gave hrm he lrxel the obstrn 1te shoe Whrle tr1vel1ng on M 78 P Islont lll l I L1ngm11ck strayed 1w1y from the rord md the p1rty llld 1 group of scouts m ldC up of K Lavengood E Adams 1nd R Marple was sent to hunt them J Towe fell off her donkey when she was trymg to prck up stones for her collectlon The onlv d1mage w1s 1 broken com prss A Wrllrams becrme 1ll before the expedrtlon had gone too far She had a severe rttact of don key rrdrng srckness When they reached the desrg nated spot for the camp they real17ed much to everyones d1s packed It was decrded that each one should drg a fox hole to sleep Obvrously L Shults drdn t hear the orders because he walk ed over to a tree and went to sleep C Powers was dlggmg so rn dustrrously that she drdnt realrze she was covermg hrm up untrl he was half burred D Ells got rnto the candy sup ply and H Goelz the law was lorced to bestow pumshment The Ells rascal got hrs Just deserts g g -4 lj :ZZ seven lashes wrth 1 wet noodle L Johnson remembered to brrng hrs sack of marbles so he was very contented playrng marbles wrth C H1ll1s When the sky began darkenrng S Moore began to cry Bemg greatly concerned S Wythe asked her what was troublrng her Susre replred Snrff I want m n1omma Gallant and brave souls that they are the advrsers rnsrsted that everyone go home because SUSIC was unhappy and besrdes they had been told that there were owls rn the woods A vote was taken rn very democratrc style and everyone boarded hrs burro to begrn the 1ourney home mil 74a Maclean Don t worry rf your Jobs 1re smalll Mother Wh 1t trme drd you g And your rewards are few home lrst nrght' Remember that the mrghty oak Daughter A qu1rter of 12 Was once a nut lrke you Mother I heard the clock strrl' Mr wot,-mg DO you read poev Daughter Well rsnt three Student N1w I read pretty, flJ'H'l0I' of twelve good If love IS bl111d And lovers cannot see Why rn the dlckens Doesnt some grrl love me' Success I never p11d 1ttent1on A the tlmc I w1s ln sc ool And 1s for dorng homework Do sou t1ke me for a fool' I used mv study trmes for n1ps Old come books I re1d And I copresi 1ll the 1nswers From the fellow up ahead No srrce Im dorng swell Im thlrd 1ss1st1nt porter In a frfty cent hotel' Teachers Drxre you must not laugh out loud rn school Drxrc Ewrng I drdn t mean to do rt I was smrlrng and the thrng busted Freshman I had 1 slrver my fmger Qoph Been scratchmg your head I thrnk that I shall nexer see D as lovely 1s a A B whose rounded form rs Upon the records of the blessed A D comes easrly and yet It rsnt easy to forget Ds are made by fools lrke me But only teachers make Z1 B 9969 Why dont you lrke glr s Too brrsed What do you mean brasedl Buyus thrs 1nd buyus that Mrs Krplmger Your rec1t1t1or1 rcmmrls me of lovely old Quebet Bob oms Oh does lt' Mrs KlDllllgLl s built on bluff ll W uc do you git 1ll your lokes c ow Oh ou o 1 1 to sperk ll Hmmm h1ve you ever trred gomg where thcres some fresh ur' K, Smrllwood lerd recrpe lflfl you gnls l'lllX and we ll hrvt llllS L IKC flnrshed 111 11g trme Fnst two eggs Bunny H res two h11d borled ones Crrolyn Now 1 cup of coffee F M1hon Here s 1 cup of coffee rrght out of the c mrster D11n1 Gosh 1t looks dry Crrolyn How cr1zy' It srys to be1t the brtter 1ll over me M1ybe you drdnt use the rrght sue strck FIV Now rerdy for the oven Carolyn My goodness thls c1ke looks odd B565 9999 B99 Q? 1 il 99959 899 B923 938999 1st Row J Kane C Keeny J Keehne J Kang M Klont P Klont I Lang maack R Larder K Lavengood C Lea R Leslue A Lewns W Lughtner V Mahon M Marlowe B Marple 2nd Row M Matheney D McDan1eI R McDan1el R McDonald J Mecum Merrlll IC e ler V Moen: Moore R Nevms E Olmstead B Parlsh S Parlsh r w D Parr er ms 1 1 s Pow 1 S Prud n Quantrell K Rapelje A Reed J Relner H Rodgers R Rogers K Roll J Root N Satterlee J Saurer B Schneckenberger 4th ROW D Schultz E Sharp L Shllllng L Shults L Smith N Smith Southworth J Sparks J Stall M Stall J Stearley S Stemman Stephenson B Sutherland G 5 Row B Thompson J Lowe Wenger K Wenzel D Wertz Wlllnamson P Wllllamson W h Row Patrlcua Wr1ght Phyllss Dctured J Baum C H1 Tennls H Thomas Vance B Vogel E Waldron F Whute W Whltmger C Whltney Wollpert E Wood M Wrlght Wr1ght J Young K L1nders M Medcoff C Osm1n Papal J P1etrogaIIo T Stull J Walter S Wythe la . 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FRESH ME 74a Wuhan Be Prepared A freshman young once entered school Intent to have some fun But soon he found to hrs dismay Hrs troubles had begun ':, G , The algebra was tedious The problems hard and long And when he frnrshed working Q them He found hrs 'rnswers wrong The next vear when he entered school A sophomore proud w1s And so wrthrn himself he The smartest I wrll be said For d'lVS 1nd weeks he hard And tried to get up high But when he srw hrs low marked card He felt IS though he d cry Next vc1r he WIS 1 rumor And then he h1d more sense For now he knew wh1t study was And knew its consequence And when 1 senior he became Wlth hrs school d1ys nearlv oer He said th'1t he regretted that He hadnt studied more Porter Sh1ll I brush vou off sir' Ito Lynn Brown leav ing a tram J Lynn No thrnks Ill step off A Freshman stood on the burning deck A '1s fll IS he could learn He stood rn perfect s1fetv He was too green to burn Dont do unto others as you would h1ve them do unto you everyones taste rs different studied Freshman Diary? Monday Today I went to Mr Cooks English class Just for kicks It had been four weeks srnce I had stepped inside that room and I drdnt get quite the ovatron from the class and Mr that I expected The for the day was the four of sentences Mr Cook me what krnd of a sent Have you studied your for today' was I told thought it was a poor sentence because rt put me on the spot Then Mr Cook got disgusted and sard I w sh youd pay a lrttle attentron to what I say I replred I am paying as lrttle attentron as possrble One good thrng about that class though I got a lrttle chance to sleep with my head on my cherished English book Mr Cook woke me out of a sound sleep and said Do you put your mind on your English as much as you should' My answer was My minds on t right now Cook lesson krnds asked ence lesson hrm I Tuesdav Tonight I had to go to band practice During the time Q9?'9 lst Row L Glasslee J Goodnoe S Granger M Grant C Green Hncks J Hoffman W Hollandsworth S Honeywell L Johnson 'UI Johnson J Klpllnger A Lea R Lea J Lewis F Lundeen 2nd Row R Lustlk D Marsh M Martens R Martun M McLane Medcoff D Muller J Monroe J Moore M Morgan J Morrison UVB Myers C Nash J Osborn R Overmyer J Pentecost r Row K Pentecost S Peters B Puerce D Platt D Platt M Pratt B Pugh J Ransom K Rapelje L Remer H Reynolds J Reynolds when I wasn't needed, my buddies and I chased mice all over the gymnasium. Then I was called back to do my im portant part One crash of the cymbals and I was through for the evening I went down to Behrens and Rowes and had a coke but rt was a mighty ex pensive one The frrst two spilled all over the floor I wish those dumb waitresses would quit stumbllng over my feet Id never seen anyone quite so clumsy We had gym class today and we played volley ball with some srlly grrls' They drdnt know how to play the game and they giggled all the time And oh yes today I wrote a poem for English know that Ill get a good mark on rt It rs as follows I never saw a purple cow I never hope to be one But I can tell you anyhow It sounds like lots of fun Wednesdrv Got kicked out of Algeora today Mr Smith drdnt appreciate us krds shooting., our squirt guns out of the window during cl'1ss time How was I to know that hrs wife happened to be passing under the window rt such 'rn rnap proprrate time M Isaac stepped out of study hall today and we had a real brawl happened to be walking the desks when the teacher decided to come back Mr Smiths of free IS certainly getting famrlrar Thursday I went to the show with the boys tonight My fav orre actor w S rn rt ov Autrey We fellows all got pop corn and threw rt at all the people rn the audience heck I drdnt want to see that dumb show anyway I never could stand that theater manager PS I got an E on my poem It seems that some other author l Seniors were born for great things. Sophs were born for small' But never has there been record Why freshmen werc born rt all One grrl to 'mother You look like Helen Brown Other girl Th1r1ks but I look worse rn white Ode to a Book Is this '1 school book I see before me thc prges towrrcl mv eyes' Come let me burn thec' Words I hrve thcc not llld vct I see thee strll Are thou not fltll vrsrons scnsr ble to lerrnmg IS to sight' Or .rrc thou but 1 lrgmcnt of my mind f1lse cre1t1ons proceeding from the cxrm opprcss d brain I see thee yct rn forms IS horrible as these which now I draw Thou mrrshrlst mc thc cl1ss that w1s going t ful and such 1 b ok I vyrs to mrke for src stole my m1ter11l The E wrs probrbly for Excellent Friday A girl r11med Eloise Snrcklebomber the homelrest girl rn my class crlled me on the telephone fGosh d1rn you Belll 'md asked me to take her to the movies tomght but I wrrggled out of t I told her that rt W rs rmperrtrvc that I rrapeu rt 1 prommcnt busrncss establishment rn the metropolis tonight The fellows 'Ind I went downtown and h 1d 1 coke at Wrlderns Much to my sor row Mrs Snrcklebomber works 'rt Wrlderns MV b'1ck rs still sore wl1ere she lokefl daggers Q9 B929 BQQQQQGQ Q Q9 QQHQB 9 Q T Rodriguez G Rogers B Royston E Royston 4t Row S Rullson J Rydman F Sassarnan C Sherd E Shullmg N ults M Snclalr Smalwood B mlth C Smith S Smnh Sparks K Tanner C Taylor C Tlce B Towe th Row J Van Vleck D Van Wormer S Vaughn L Walker D Wertz P Wheaton C Whstlnger M Wulllams G Wllmore B Wilson D Wollpert R Wood C Wysack S Wythe B Young L Voung Not Dlctured M Avotte R Avotte E Baker J Brntte-n E Brummette R Bursley L Drumm G Fassett C Fneld D Mnkesell K Norrus M Stull nl 17 . 0 ' 1 . - - ed - ' . . 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