Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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New traditions Typified on this page are some new traditions which have been started in the last few years at Charlotte High School. These new traditions are the sign of progress and better things. As advancement to these objectives is the goal of the school system, we feel every effort spent is worthy of our time.

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Js in the Past... School Pells Kang Student Council Mayor Larry Tanner and Secretary Rosalie Steffes introduce the German exchange students, Jutta Putz and Renate Gramer, during the assembly on the first day of school. The tradition of carrying new books to classes to be sold is a familiar scene on the first day of school, as demonstrated by Bill Frever. The day after Labor Day is an exciting day for all children and teenagers across the nation. As in the years before, the school bells ring out. Youngsters that are going to school for the first time will find it somewhat different from anything they have ever experienced. Learning new words, and learning to count are a few of the new things experienced. But for students in junior and senior high school there is work, but this work can be fun. The reward for these years in high school is the greatest that students can receive, for they are building towards their future. Once again the halls were filled, and each student was glad to see his friends after summer vacation.