Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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Through the high school years, students work toward their futures. From the seventh grade to the senior year, the high school curriculum offers classes that will help with their career. Most of their memorable events will be those which happened during the high school years. It may be seventh grade camp, the first real dance, learning to drive a car, the sports they participated in, the Junior Play, or maybe the Junior and Senior Prom. To most students, graduation tops all memories. Once they have graduated they start on a new life. Teaching, nursing, engineering, medicine or some branch of the service occupy their time and interest. But they always look back to Charlotte High School, for here they learn the fundamentals for their future. 29

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The Guidance Department of Charlotte High School is supervised by Mr. Bogner and Mrs. Woodard, who are both very efficient and capable in helping the stu- dents. Their jobs are concerned with pro- posing different ideas to the students; helping them decide which courses would be the most helpful, advising the stu- dents on what vocations to enter, sug- gesting appropriate colleges for the stu- dents' interests, and assisting those stu- dents who are not going to college in finding positions in the business world. One of Mrs. Woodard's many duties was to explain the results of various tests given to students. Jean McCombs found this assistance very important in choosing her career. Once Again, the guidance Department A ided Students in Various Matters ERETHA WOODARD JOHN BOGNER Guidance Department Guidance Department, English 12 28 Cathy Garfield and Norm Martens found Mr. Bogner's willing assistance extremely helpful in selecting the college of their choice.

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Jmual Camp highlights Seventh Qrade Once again this year the seventh graders went to the annual seventh grade camp at Yankee Springs Recreation Area. Because of the increased number of students, they were divided into two groups, each group attend- ing for two and one-half days. Even though the time was shorter everyone had a good time. For the seventh graders, the high school routine was something new and exciting and to be united together as a class was an en- joyable experience. The seventh grade officers were Marsha Howe, Treasurer; David Hoyt, President; Dennis Papoi, Secretery; and David Powers, Vice-President. Sharon Elaine JoAnn Jo Ann Judy Bill Joe Robert Marilyn Adams Anderson Arpina Ayotte Backofen Baker Baldwin Ball Bangs David Patricia Gary Linda Mary Dean Kenneth Judith Sam Bankhead Barnaby Barrus Bartlett Bartolacd Barnard Bate Beals Beglin Patricia Linda Pamela Margaret Barbara Melvin Judith Douglas Robert Bellinger Betts Bobier Bouska Bovill Bowen Braden Branch Brandon Nancy Janice Bill Cherry Francis Joane Mary Norma Sue Bruce Brugh Bryan Buffenburger Burns Buxton Byland Byrd Cagle 30