Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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I une Class Act1v1t1es LOTTF STRICKAUSEN 81 Worcester Roul tlence 1 11 nerermrj Ingredient YIIFIEIJ Biology Club 2 Bowllng 3 4 Co op Commlttee 2 3 4 C R 4. 4 Glrls Athletic Assoclatton 4 Servxce League DONALD SPRINGER 305 Conrad Drne A 61611116 he ll I Band 3 4 Inter Hrgh Band Inter Hrgh Prep Band 2 Orchestra 4 Service League 2 J-ffw W lST?NE learucvx Road , 'ffez zpmb zz d 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Basket ball Offlctals Club 3 Chou' 4 H1 Y 3 Orchestra 2 4 Ping on Club 4 rve Basketball 2 1Cap t ml 3 eserve Soccer 3 Servzce League 4 Soccer 4 Wrtan DoRxs SUTHERLAND 10 Alonzo Street U' ba! fhe deer fm! utzfzl 11 urelerr Badmrnton 4 Servrce Leag e 3 4 Wrtan 3 4 EDWARD WELCH 115 Barnlrd Street ll' 171 or lore I loze the gzme Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Corr2 3 HtY4 Soccer2 3 4 Volleyball Club 3 FRED THOMANN 58 Hculelberg Street uardr ARTHUR VUIGHTMAN 85 Hardrnf., Road Om 1 mdzdtzle for Ike ld61l man Assembly Stage Crew 3 4 Basketball 4 Camera Club2 3 HtY2 3 4 julzur Catrar 3 Les Babrllards 2 3 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Optr mates 3 4 Prlot 2 Reserve Basket 2 Reserve occer Senxor Councrl 3 Soccer 4 Track 2 PRDRAIC Bonn 715 NX xldmere Drrxc er ecnon pef Nlzmz zr no 111 el Business Club 4 Coop Committee 4 Executive Council ffreasurerl 4 Natronal Honor Society 3 4 Mem orral Scholarship Committee 3 Serv rce League 4 Tennis 3 GFORGE WHETEN 354 Stoncwood Avenue ll bufezer If uorzlo dome If umlfy dawg uell r e Saving 3 P lot 4 Servrca League 4 Swrmmxng Club 3 Wrtan 4 Wrestling Club 4 GEORCE Wu s 17 Elmrre Um tlllfjldlff 0 zbuef f ugly! 1177 B nd 7 3 1Y 7 nter Hugh Ban pumat chestra 2 Club 2 4 I I I l'. R , 1 4 1 H' 41' ll , .1 t ' ez . gn' ., 4' ur ' ful R l X Y V 5 5 A . , 2 3: V 5 '.' 9 V' 2' 1 : , , 4 Q1 g P g 2, 3, 5 A . . 1 ' , ' a z 4 9 s ' 4- . . U , V 4- A f of , . X .- . ' l , gb' , 1 'fy f , ,P lf in - Hsilente if more eloqlzezzl than I Barlkmg gl Book Swrefzl Bowling 43 ' H , ' l A . . 'f , 1 1 4 1 , ' l h' 9 I-lf ' 41,1 1 ,A 9 I' A' R v 1 . . l ' 9 l l A l H -- - J f - i ' ' , : '- : ' 1 Or- . Q ' 9 - , 4 i on , ball- , 3: I S 2, 33 3, 5 T 2.

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June Class ACt1V1t19S Bucmm ROBINSON 199 Sikglmore Drnc Guzlle Ill 7111711167 H11 171 fexfzfg Horseback Rxdmg 2 Les Babxllards 2 3 National Honor Society 4 Execuuve Council lSecretaryJ 4 Op nmates 4 School Newsstaff 3 LENA SANTUCCI 2 Corr1g,.m Strut I loze I1 Basketball 4 Servrce League 4 Soc cer 2 4 Tennxs 3 Volleyball 3 DOROTHEA W SHAW 98 Lcwy btxcct Gezzfle of lpeezb benezfuzl 0 mnzd Chr Y 2 3 fpresxdem 4 Les Babll lards 2 3 Opumates 4 Servxce League 2 lCounc1lJ 4 Wltan 4 JOHN SHEPPLER Stonevs ood Aw enuc What may lbs ulzne brnzg 'X Npmm SMPSON '5 Pearson Stcebl N ll I Judj I Brology Club 2 Opumates 3 4 Tenn ARLLN1' Nunn 17 Iakuxoul Drnc 4 Allltfllfd Janie: 117171 -peel Badmxnton 4 Pmg Pong 4 Servxce League 3 THFLMA RYDFR 224 vS1llLJXN'7I'UUlx Road A Jkt mm mud df faezzerz mm auth Badmmton 4 Choir 3 MARGARFT SETTLE 957 Fstall Rmd lxm u fedgc Coffin bn! lllldfllll fmguu Badmxnron 4 ChnY 3 Kpresldentl 4 Danc1ng2 Wntan 27 Hannahs Terrace A lzltle gn! uzlb 4 bzg as 'T' JUNE SHFA 456 Hampton Blxd Tm! mvzs flu Z6'1VI md deer IIJE mon If fun! 11 ple :fuzz mule Bowlmg 4 Wxran 4 JANE Sxbfxsrco per wrmlltx X ix ORTH 5LOBBE l4- Cherry Road Hzld Ibn pore Il 1 Jam I Pmg Pong B nklng, 4 Camera Club 3 4 Le: Babxllarda 3 Charter Member Cxry Sucnce Honor Society 4 Vxs ual And Corpa 3 4 Wxran 4 ax1Nx 5MITH List ctuld Rum 1 llrj ffamgx mref am! Illlcl 14114 Club 3 Service League 1 I I l V- , Y ' L' H .r ' '. ' . U 1 Vl1,,, 'Y- 1- ' ' f I 1 I o ,ll 9 ' 4 - I , ' .. . ' 1 W ' ' ,, H H , 4 E - 4. I9 Q ' . , ' ' 5 '- , ' I 1 y y ' 3 ' 5 ' 4. . I Q E 4 rf ' L - ' - v I ' .. . f .H I A , P A, W '- , , ' 1 9 '- . . Q ' 1 I 'f ' If A V .ff I I 1 1 J ,' V ' 1 ' fr 4 'f ' 4, M' 5. V Y ' 2 V, . .I , . X If . v -rf A - f N r , ,',f , gl X , . 44 .U ' '-' - 1 I ' C . I X y 6 LL' ,157 ' .' XX' f 6 W4 , J' Lf- an - A .V D L H ' r H ' fl 1 X X 1'---l ' f I U r . . .W LU t nr' I ff rm If A 72- 1 3, . : , ,. Q L ,M V 1 - IS E., l- . . ' Q ,A . . - -. :H 1 A LA, A ' 5 141 Qglf- .1 U . .'l 2 V I ,, pn Ll 'l' ' - , , E y D . fe. K-my tl I KM.. ' , , 2, 3, 4. 5 V ' I I

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The One Man Left Ahve By Wrtelam Dorsoeuen T was une 4 7019 ohn Cranch on arising found rt a loy ely day He was rt IS true 97 years old but a little thing like that did not bother Mr Cranch He had found a very pleasant means of spending the day H would go to the cemeteries Generally when people attain the adyanced age that Mr Cranch boasted of they customarily fight shy of grayeyards But to such an optimistic man as Mr Cranch graveyards were no worry He could strll yoke about them He started out Leaving his home Mr Cranch walked across the Gardner Memorial Park past the Vivien Gardner Monument to the Dorothea Shaw Memorial Cemetery From here he turned to Potter s Field The first grave he searched out was that of Padrarc Boyle At first there was some difficulty but finally rt was discovered in the corner with a neat tombstone which did not tell of the career that had made the name of Boyle famous in the annals of crime but contained instead but two he would Rest rn Peace Leaving Potters Field Mr Cranch found his way to where Mrs une McElwa1n ones and her seventeen children were burned Not far from there was the firemen s Memorial wrth the names of William Pum and George Wheten on rt Mr Cranch had intended to look up all those that had been in hrs high school class but alas he could not find therr gray es He thought of all those he had known Helmut Gebhardt who had made himself a fortune rn the differential gear shaft busr ness jack Huse a beachcomber at Tahiti Vernon Bishop who really had become a Bishop Nancy Connor social secretary to the Kmv of Slam ohn Ochs a seeond Diamond rm Brady all these drifted across his mind Nor could he forget Al Laleaye who had been such a splendid preacher Z4 Louise Hughes who trying to explore Darkest Africa had lost her way Robert Illsrnger who had seryed three years for brgamy nor Walter ustrce who had sentenced htm He was yolted out of these refieetrons when he saw the Donoghue Memorial Museum He was proud of the building William Hopkins had been the architect and oe Dey a sidewalk superrn tendent had been killed during its eonstrucnon by a crane lnsrde were kept exhrbrts sueh letters of the great Donoghue acre of ground Donoghue stood on shoe worn by Donoghue ete He came to Clemens Square and saw the Mar tyrs Monument He knew the inscription Here was foully murdered Dorothy Clemens rn the first year of the Amerrcin Reyolutron the first Patriot to dre for Freedom Mr Cranch knew what the monument did not say that the firing squad had been composed of Eyerett Garrison Dale lose Donald Dreher and LeRoy Kelso Mr Cranch felt himself yostled by some students rtal Setentlfic Library He watched them rush into the tall stately building with its motto Beauty ts Truth Truth Beauty Mr Craneh found the Oremus Memorial Prayer Meeting House plated between the Wentwortlm Slobbe Memorial Sewage Disposal Plant and a large factory bearing the name William Graxer Inc Telephone Poles Not far from there was the Lohwater Memorial Penitentiary and the Chamberlarn Home for Dis tressed Young Ladies He remembered the letter he had reeened many years ago from Lrford Bedrent Erford had married a rich woman and was ln mg on the fruits of her father s toil Erford sent news of people they had known inn Boyle who had died of apoplexy on hearing the returns from baragota of Catherine H I ll J 1 4' ' I s V lr ' J y . . 7 . V y , , M yy T, , A V A , . . , 7 . , y H . yy l J . Q i . C A 4 A r 4 .4 A ' v s . I 7 J 7 . r . - I 7 U v ' ' . . f . . ' ' ku x- - as ' A . - J r 1, ' - v ' A . 7 1 . - . , . , , . . 1 7 A 1 . , ' F A l I , , 7 , : ,y H ' , ' ' I L- . . . 1 , - dates, the immortal name, and the pious hope that from the University entering the Wightman Memo- .J ' J t y . . ' A V' 1 4 s ' , , - . , . . . . ' ' i . A ' ii i' i 7 7 '7 A 'N . I V 1 ' ' ,, ' ' I 4 ' Y A 4 4 . A ,-,' -A , v . ' ' I . - - 1 I V y , ' . K . ,