Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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Rocky Smith gave an oral book report, as the 10th grade English class listened attentively. BETTY ASH MOREEN GOURDIE English 7, 8, and 9 English 7 and 8 Mrs. Barr's seventh grade English class all took part in an old fashioned spelldown, which proved both of educational value and enjoyable. An English class taught by Mr. Mack learned the tremendous value of knowing the proper usage of English grammar. JANET EDDY JUDITH BARR English 7, Personal Use English 7, 9, and 10 Typing, Typing I LARRY MACK English 7, 8, 9, and 10 CAROLYN DAVIES English 10 20

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DOROTHY HUGHES MARY DYKHOUSE Spanish I and II. French Latin I and II I and II EDWARD KING English 11, Government GEORGE APPLETON English 11, History 8 ...the Jirst Step in Harmonious Civing To find a place in our world today we must learn how to communicate with others. Being able to read, write, and speak are three essentials in every- day living. The prime requisites in get- ting along with people are knowing how to speak their tongue, write their language, and understand their phi- losophy of life. Through the years, all people, wherever they are, have re- alized this and established a form of communication. Our problem today is that the many different nationalities of the world are hindered by the language barrier. We, as world leaders, hold the responsibility of becoming better ac- quainted with the cultures of other na- tions. Required book reports were discussed and banded in every six weeks in Mr. Appleton's English It class. (Left to right) Betty Bartlett, Fritz Cook, Sarah Garfield, and Tom Rose found that participation in a Spanish skit was a pleasant, yet thorough way to become fa- miliar with the Spanish language.

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Driver Zraininy and Physical Education Path Required Skill and Quick Zhinkiny Time and progress have lifted the auto- mobile to a level of high importance in our daily lives. It has become extremely im- portant to make young people realize the great responsibility they assume while driv- ing a car; and the driver education pro- gram at CHS effectively accomplishes this job, as well as training students in the cor- rect, skillful operation of a car. Building strong bodies is as important as developing strong minds; one is not com- plete without the other. As always, the physical education classes at CHS strived to develop quick thinking, skill, and good sportsmanship among the students. (Left to right) Frank Pruden, Cliff Smith, Dave Schieb, and Mr. Bellinger prepared to drive. MARIAN McMICHAEL 7th and 8th Gym, Physical Education I and II ELDRED TOUTANT 7th and 8th Gym, Physical Education I and II, History 8 JACK TAYLOR Physical Education I and II, 7th and 8th Gym (Bottom left) Swimming was only one of the many activities engaged in by the girls' physical education classes. Basketball was one of the muscle-toning activi- ties that the seventh and eighth grade boys' gym classes participated in.