Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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After Class MOTTO: 'LGonstantly striving to make our best better. COLORS: Blue and Gold FLOWER: Rose PRESIDENTS MESSAGE We, the Class of '56, are proud to have shared the activities of the past year with the teachers and students of Charlotte high school. The highlights of our year were many. Among them were the selling of refresh- ments following the Ionia football game and the Hastings basketball game. YVC won the intcrclass contest for the amount of money given to the lVIarch of Dimes. February 4, the freshmen sponsored a pa- triotic assembly. Many of our class members were in outside activities, such as football, bas- ketball, baseball, track, band, F.F.A., F.H.A., and other clubs and sports. lVe wish to express our thanks to our class advisersfhfr. Harry Blanchard, Mr. Clyde Ray, hir. Dallas Stall, Mr. Gilford Johnson, Mr. Robert Cole, Mrs. Eretha lfVoodard, and Miss Carmel Elliott-for their advice and help to make this a suc- cessful year. Wle are looking forward to future ac- complishments. We extend to the in- coming freshmen our best wishes for a pleasant and worthwhile year. John Muma, president PERSONALITIES Most likely to succeed Jerry Kramer Most dependable .Ioellen Bonham Most intellectual boy jerry Kramer Most intellectual girl Marilyn Sumerix Ideal class member Beth Kays Musical boy Karl Wirt Musical girl Joellen Bonham Best looking girl Beth Kays Charles O'Brien Judy Henry Anselmo Rodriguez Best looking boy Best dressed girl Best dressed boy Most artistic girl Beverly Brummette Most artistic boy Edward Hammond Girl with best sense of humor Sandra Gonser Books Books Books Books HTC HTC HFC BIC keys to wisclom's treasures, gates to lands of pleasure paths that upward lead, friends, Come let us read. we Q sr n. . file . ' 'i5J?sHf jl ., 3 in-Iv f or ' , fri ,,,V, A 3 1 A 5 S 5 X X I f 1 Can You Come Over Tonight? Boy with best sense of humor Fred Earl Class chatterbox Joyce Wickham Class steadies Mary Harmon, Don Klaiss Class politician Jim McLaughlin Class applepolisher George Sherman Class coquette Sandra Housler Best actress Kathryn James Best actor Chuck Wood Class mouse Shirley Dean Best singer Jerry Smith Water, water everywhere Af th B 11 W O . . Nor any a drolg to drink. , ter C a as vcr ggmivg, Thls Negauve or This Is Great! W X,

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Skill to Do Comes of Doingi' Pals, Through and Through MOTTO: Forward to our goal COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Rose PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The Class of ,57 looks back on a happy and prosperous year. Among the various activities was an eighth grade dance. The basketball team had a good year. In the future we hope to have a very good team in sportsmanship and in playing. We wish to thank lWr. Eldred Toutant for coaching junior high. He did a Hne job. lVe wish to thank the eighth grade cheer- leaders for supporting the team. Many of our students play in the senior or cadet band. We also wish to thank lklrs. Frances YVildern, Mr. Al Cronheim, Miss Mary Neil, and Mr. Eldred Toutant as our eighth grade advisers, who did an out- standing job in helping us along through the year. Judy Sterrett, our eighth grade basket- ball queen, was quickly recognized as having all the qualities of a queen. Lynn Smith, President PERSONALITIES Most likely to succeed Mike Reed Most dependable Paul Potter Most intellectual boy John Crissman Most intellectual girl Sandra Kramer Ideal Class member Lynn Smith Musical boy Dennis Kloko Musical girl Mary Esther King Best looking girl Best looking boy Joyce Ellison Norman W'enger Best dressed girl Ann Muir Best dressed boy Cary Carothers Most artistic girl Sue Ellis Most artistic boy Burton Pierce Girl with best sense of humor Karen Keehne Boy with best sense of humor Jerry Duer Class chatterbox Charles Fairchilds Class steadies Judy Marlowe, Tom Dewey Class politician Lynn Smith Class applepolisher Donis Iauch Class coquette Sue Schieb Best actress Barbara Carr Best actor Dennis Kloko Glenda Stadel Kathy Atkins Class mouse Best singer ii. . 'Sugar and Spice And Everything Nice N,A,,w,.,f Field Trips Give Variety Good Cooks Are Made Not Born The Outdoors Does Something QM