Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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A LUAD CUFF UUB MINDS! By Doars RYDEP. Because we will soon be traveling new roads of endeavor and wish to travel lightly, this class has decided to leave behind any excess luggage. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. 8. 9. 10. 11 12. 13 14 15 16 17 13 19 20 21 22 23 To the January Class of 1939 we leave Pete Frey's salesmanship, may they make good use of it. Johnny Bullock Cpronounced bull ockj leaves his statesmanship to Jack O'Bourke. Last year '6Ted Bailey was left Bob McKissock's ability as a soccer player, to this we add Ebbie Schneider's modesty. 6'Re Beidenbach and Don Wolz leave their friendship to Fred Curran and Bob 0,Connor. ' A little booklet entitled Donit Let I i Go To Your Head, will be left to Tiny Lohwater. ' To Pat', Patterson goes Dottie Haywood's unusual faculty for always looking pretty. In case of a short-circuit we leave Janet Meech's blush to the stage lighting crew. To Ernie Howell we leave J ack Tesmer's flare for clothes. To that up and coming star, Bonnie Cook, goes Louis Mattil's Sportsmanship. Tootsie Fournier leaves her charming personality to Barbara Pitts. We leave Syb', Talbot's figure to Shirley Zweimer. Joan McKnight leaves to Elizabeth Manchester her years of faithful service in furthering our appreciation of music. Arelene Cooper's knack of being an all-around good sport is passed on to June McElwain. Harold Hanna is to receive Lloyd Kavanaugh's formula for always being wide awake. Lloyd Shupp will give to anyone his knack for getting in and out of trouble. Slug Lacy leaves his hair of spun gold to Jack Huse. We members of the Brother and Sisterhood leave our deepest affection to old CEU Judgie Westburg. If our souls aren't saved it isn't his fault. 'sFlash Lundahl will sell his sparkling wit to anyone who will pay cash. Buster', Brown leaves behind a string of broken hearts. Hilda Klier's quiet and dignified manner is left to Vivian Roberts. Alan Parks leaves his soap box to Bill Donoghue. To George Surridge we leave a pack of cards. How about a snappy game of Old Maid? Chuck Ford will shave his mustache for the art classes if they ever need a good paint brush. Our load is much lighter, all weneed now is a little help to send us on our way.iWho's pushing! ! !

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Audrey Kinnius and Edna Nicol have retired From their professional nursery which we admired. But Janet Meech with Gerda Maleck and Betty Butler Are still pondering how they can flatter ' A husband well, above their clatter. George Ford has just returned From the Sahara where he has learned To till the sands and make a farm. With him as assistants are Justice and Bodell while Bosati shrubs as well. Our Jean Mahaney has turned out to be quite a lady, While Phyllis Koester and Doris Ryder are proving finest In the strife of life to become the best as a wife. As every class has a President of U. S. A., ours is Helen McQuay The keener art of dramatics takes Klier and Zieres To act upon the stage together for years and years. Mary Prinzi and our own Lucy have clothed The best and worst of us from head to toes. As we pass the concert stage we see Joan as pianist hauling in the dough, Dot and Marj showing us how the dance should go. While little Lloyd Starken plays Fred Astaire And his dance is full of graceful air. Brightman with her attractive yet natural feminine ways Has kept the books of knowledge to the end of human days. As the cyclone strikes the Capitol it is Cauffman we see Bending down gracefully to hold the dome upon his knee. Brown's become a famous man in just the common way He took a kiddie car and rode to Canada, one day. McBride to us became well known for skillful surgery He cut and hacked at Lundahl's throat until-he got his fee. We have some scientists, indeed, the kind that come and go Meeker and Hudson failed, for they forgot to know. Edwards with his little farm now owns the town of Greece. Heis never selling land because he wants to get it leased. Home Economics Eleanor Young teaches And so does D. Collins, while Gertrude Ayres reaches With graceful airs to maintain her figure Up and down in Lou Mattilis gym- All-American Soccer and Springfield was Lou- While Louise Hunt in her English class often says, Boo, And drives away boredom as in days of oldg And Eberhard Schneider in a stamp book is roll'd Richard Lacy, our gentleman, has become An ideal sportsmang can he flourish a gun! We only see Jack Pfeifer here and there For he is so busy up in the air. The scales have been swinging to and fro Satan and Gabriel are glad to know Those of us who will have to go To their Heaven or Hell Bound Show. The ship in the harbor is laden with those Who shall go to heaven and wear gold clothes. Satan stands guard as one by one we ride Down a black, horrible, shute-like fiery slide. The last chime has rung and sounded the time Of the year two thousand, how fine- For now we close THIS, OUR FINAL RHYME.

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ADVISERS AND IIFFICEBS CLASS 0F JUNE 1938 CABOLYN L. EMERSON, A.B. Miss Emerson came to Charlotte in 1919 to teach French. She is a graduate of East High School, University of Rochester, A.B. She has done extension work at Magill University, and at the University of Rochester. During the World War she worked in France in canteen service. She has also done voca ulary work for D. C. Heath Sz Company in the publication of foreign l uage te bo . DONALD H. BARTHOLO Mr. Bartholomew came to Charlotte in 1933 as a part ti ie . e is a graduate of the University of' Rochester, A.B. and he h ension work at S racuse Universit Boston Universi ' rsity of Buffalo He has Y Y, - worked seven years with the Y. M. . . 1 oys work and as summer camp director in Boston, Massachusetts, Cortland, and Buffalo, New York. ROBERT HUSE, Class Presidenl 1 J 176 Edgemere Drive When il' comes to i lelleel ob' righl there, When il comes sporls, p es his share. Basketball Reserve 2, Fir eam Baskei l 3, 4, Basketball Officials Club 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Motor Club i , Pep Box 2, 3, Service League 2, 3, Soccer Reserve 2, 3, First Team Soccer 4 Senior Council 2, 3, 4, Witan 4. WILLIAM BRICE, Vice-President 75 Wildmere Road I came, I saw, I conquered. Hi-Y 3, 4, Motor Club 3, 4, Pep Box 3, Traffic fquad 2, Service League 2, 3, 4, Soccer Reserve 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. Q! A X W , JT ' 1 1 RITA McGARY, Secretary Lower Maplewood Park Wisdom, beauty, and personality. Baseball 3, Basketball 2, 3, Chi-Y 2, 3, 4, Les Babillards 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Service League 2, 3, Soccer 2, Eexcutive Council 4, Student Council QSecretaryD 4, Witan 4. Y 'F f DAVID PARR, szandard Bearer 1 M XM-,lihfaenise Road Silenlly he goe his way. A I Optimates 2, 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, Ping Pong Club 3. I Qff' CINDERINE BRUNO, Guardian of lhe Flag WD? I 151 Alpha Street Most inlelllgenl lass In lhis Senior Class Banking Committee 2, 3, Business Club 3, 4, Chi-Y 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pilot 2, 3, 4, Service League 2, 3, 4, Executive Council 4, Witan 4, Treasurer, Student Association 4. ali' . f V , ...W ,- w. fy, ANL mb A t.. x', , , N... .,,4,-.Li