Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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Zable of Contents INTRODUCTION ACADEMIC UNDERCLASS SENIORS SCHOOL LIFE SPORTS SPRING ADVERTISING INDEX -....--------- AUTOGRAPHS .. 1 8 29 59 84 122 144 161 189 193 4

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by ’59 Staff A Working on the sports section were editor Barbara Lavengood and Mikayla Henry, assistant. It was the principal responsibility of the business section to keep accurate records of the financial status and expenditures of the staff. Our correspondent did all communicating for the staff. The advertising section promoted good relationship between the merchants and the school through the sale of advertising space in the Charhian. Although the sports section was made up entirely of girls, their enthusiasm and accuracy were excellent. The Photography staff was kept extremely busy this year supplying the demands of the various sec- tions. The Photography staff was headed by Neil Klaiss. Assisting were Phil Haysmer, Norman Martens, Jim Halbeisen, and Chris Scott. The Business section were Sue Rolfe, business manager; Mary Jane Clark, assistant; Sharon Jones, secretary; Bill Frever, corres- pondent; Chuck Huber, advertising manager; Pat Hal- beisen, advertising editor; and Jean McCombs, assistant. 3

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foreword Through the eighty-five years Charlotte High School has been in existence, many lasting tradi- tions have been carefully and distinctly formed. These traditions have set the pattern for the lives of the students. Although the pattern set by these traditions has usually proven their worth as time passes, it is sometimes necessary to adapt these said traditions to the particular period. Although changes and alterations are not always welcomed wholeheartedly, it is the allotted duty of everyone to cooperate completely in order for these changes to be carried through successfully. Thus new tra- ditions shall be established. 5