Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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National Honor Society The National Honor Society is not an active organization as its members usually are en- gaged in many other activities. Newly elected members are: Helen Bloom. Clark Pollers, dele Heilman, Janet ( tto. Rohert Wright Phyllis Wolz, Hetty Black. Carolyn Peclev. David Ciilkcson. Kugcne I van- son. James Krickmirc. Robert I,a Pave, Mar- garet Stebbins. Peggy Warner. HONOR Superior work in all commercial subjects is a requisite for membership in the Charlotte Chapter of the Commercial Honor Society. ( hily advanced pupils are eligible. The pur- pose of the society is to be of service to the school and to promote social activities in the group. Com mkrcial I lo.NOR Society

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Our American Cousin On Friday night. May 10. the Dramatics classes presented “()ur American Cousin ail old comedy written in the year 1858 hy Tom Taylor. It was produced under the careful direction of V. T. in as nearly as possible the same manner as it was done at Ford’s Theater in Washington. D. C.. in 1865, when Ahrahani Lincoln was assassinated by a half- crazed actor. well chosen cast headed hy Kllsworth Kehoe and Janet Ferguson gave a ]iolishc l performance and the production crews showed careful training hy the smooth and rapid changing of the scenes. I hie to the success of the play Friday night it was presented again Saturday night.

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The social activities of Charlotte High School's “I,es Rahillards” have been the Sep- tember induction tea. a city wide banquet in DcccmlxT. and the February induction tea. A banquet is now lieing planned at which this chapter will be the host. SOCIETIES As the end of June approaches, the Opti- mates ! x)k Ixack over the past year with utmost pride. The program of the year included an 1 liter-high School banquet at which Charlotte was host and a tea at which several new mem- bers were inducted. I TI MATHS