Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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EVELYN VAN ZILE 67 Surrey Road And :then rh. rzrtuef dled they rnnde he r' he lr. Girls' Camera Club 45 Dancing 45 Optimates 45 Service League 4. TERESA VITTORI 82 Pollard Avenue Silence 711.13 do good. and t.1n dr llllle harm. Baseball Honor Team 3: Service League 45 Soccer Honor Team 25 Tenv nis 45 Volleyball 3. 4, RUTH WEGNER 17 Anchor Terrace Her hright ,rrnile htzunlt me tlillf' Banking Committee 45 Bowling 45 Leaders' Training Club 35 Service League 3, 45 Table Tennis 25 Witan 45 Yanheer in Spain 3. BU L HITE e ld Street 's one in our hu ron ol progrell ' J . fd 5 B 13,4 . tb'. C 2,3,45 B tball cialsd b 4 5 Horse' b . , vl 5 X ROBERT WILSON 90 Estall Road He ,tpenkr an injlnile a'e.ilofno1hing. Service League 3, 45 Soccer Club 3, 4. MARION YOUNGJOHN 617 Denise Road Oh, for Ihe lille of I1 nlilliorltxirefi dnughlerf Banking Committee 55 Bowling 25 Senior High School Party Committee 45 Service League 3. IEAN VERWEY 63 Stone Road Dark lfjeif' Badminton 3, 45 Banking Committee 45 Commercial Honor Society 45 Dancing 25 Service League 45 Tennis 45 W'itan 4. DONALD WEDEL 45 Stonewood Avenue Friendi are my gold. Book! are my tiller. REID WEIDMAN 826 Bennington Drive The great plearure in life ir doing wha! people my you cannot do. Cross Country 3, 45 Les Babillards 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Council 45 Service League 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Visual Aid Corps 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM WILKINS 55 Alpha Street Tell me VIHI, in mournful numherr Life ir hu! an emply dream. Basketball Club 45 Football 45 Horti culture Club 25 Swimming Club 25 Volleyball Club 3. WALTER YOUNG 137 Keehl Street It i.rn'l the .frhool,' Il'J lhe principal of the thing. Reserve Soccer 35 Volleyball Club 5 4: Witan 4. DONALD ZIMMERMANN 258 Hampton Blvd. Zen for adrenlure. .senre of humor. llvhal more could you ,ul in iz man? Boys' Camera Club 3, 45 Inter-high Science Club 3, 45 News Staff 45 Senior Council 45 Service League 45 Visual Aid Corus 2. 3. 4: Vollevball

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an League 4 TERESA TACHIN 45 Fleming Street Mingle your carer with plearure now and then. Service League 4. PHYLLIS TAMBLYN 570 Washington Avenue No one ir ureleir in lhir world Who lightenr the hurdeni of it for anyone elJe. Bowling 45 Service League 4. RUTH TISCHBEIN 54 Wilder Terrace ll i.rely rareleri, innocently gay. Banking Committee 45 Baseball 35 Dime Dance Committee 45 junior Red Cross 45 Service League 45 Yankee: in Spain 3. ROBERT TURCOTTE 340 Forgham Road Drean1J make dull the pain of reality, 'E li X.,- W VERNA SUVERKROP 224 Nahant Road O! how I hate dignity .' It'r the dullerl thing in the world. Baseball 35 Biology Club 25 Dancing 45 Leaders' Training Club 25 Senior High School Party Committee 45 Serv- ice League 45 Volleyball 2. LORRAINE TAMBLYN 96 Lakeshire Road Dark brown hair, a reriour mind, A prettier nurfe you'll never Hnd. Badminton 2, 35 Chi-Y 2, 3, 45 Craig'i Wife 25 Les Babillards.2, 35 Memorial Scholarship Committee 35 Optimates 2, 3, 45 Outward Bound 35 Pilot 45 Senior Council 45 Senior High School Party Committee 45 Service League 2, 3, 45 Streelr of New York 25 Witan 45 National Honor Society 4. MARILYN TARNOW 80 Wyndham Road She'J pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleafant to think upon. Archery 35 Chi-Y 3, 45 Co-ed Table Tennis 45 Co-op Committee 45 Girls' Athletic Association 35 fPresidentj 45 junior Red Cross 45 Les Babillards 33 Memorial Day Fund 35 Memorial Scholarship Committee fChairmanJ 45 Optimates 45 Senior Council 45 Serv- ice League 2, 3, 45 Table Tennis 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, fHonor Team, 35 Witan 45 National Honor Society 4. LEO TIMMONS 251 Hampton Blvd. The will to do well if the next thing to having the power. Banking Committee 35 Service League 35 Wrestling Club 2. SUZANNE TODD 33 Atwell Street Once in a dream, I ,raw a MAN. Archery 3, 45 Badminton 45 Co-ed Table Tennis 45 Girls' Athletic As- sociation 45 Optimates 45 Table Tennis 3, 45 Tennis 45 Witan 4. PETER VAL LIKE 78 Orland R ' t ir .iimf he ieriour. Hort' ult e b 2, 3, 45 Memorial Schola ' Committee 45 Senior Fi- nance Com ittee 45 Visual Aid Corps 2, 3, 45 Witan 4.

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TWENTY YEARS AFTER by OHV N1 BAIRD Pmpfvet For the purpose of thrs story vue must rmagrne ourselxes proyected forward headlong rnto the year 1961 fundamentally the old earth rs the same as when vue left We are strll lrxrng rn a democracy of the people by the people and for the people Howeyer at thrs trme rt rs berng threatened by external forces much as rt was rn 1941 We traxel about by automobrles whrch can be com erted rnto arrplanes srmply by Hrckrng a lexer We lrxe rn homes whrch can be qurckly rf not neatly made to drsappear underground srmply by flrckrng a lexer fThrs seems to baHle the mrlrtary experts of forergn natronsj We are able to control our envrronment by merely pushrng buttons Truly rt has become the age of the armcharr Our hrst close up glrmpse of lrfe rn 1961 rs rn a small log cabrn way up rn the wrlds of North ern Canada Here srts Professor George Dundon and hrs able assrstant Gadget Zrmmerman They are porrng oyer a huge complrcated ma chrne rn one corner of the room There are wrres and batterres heaped up all oyer the room rn a sort of orderly confusron so characterrstrc of screntrfrc apparatus A frown creases the broad brow of Professor Dundon as he speaks Im stumped Gadget Accordrng to my cal culatrons we should at least be gettrng a hum out of thrs blasted deyrce Perhaps our theorres are rllogrcal creaks Gadget Impossrble storms Professor Dundon A rt stands now our Audroronrctelecerver rs as per fect as skrllful work and patrence can make rt and you know rt Lord knows Ive taught you enough about the structure of the machrne Gadget rs left speechless He ponders for a moment and then prcks up a parr of pearl handled plrers and slowly rnspects the rnstrument wrth the arr of profound helpfulness Suddenly hrs experrenced eye wrdens He yumps up qu k ly shoutrng Iye found the trouble' Iye found the trouble' What trouble? groans Dundon rrrrtated at berng drsturbed from the coma rnto whrch he srnks rn order to be alone Why the trouble wrth our Audroronrctele ceryer smrles Gadget Here rt rs We forgot to plug rt rn Well do so do so at once orders Dundon We are wastrng saluable trme Gadget plugs rn the machrne and rmmedrately the room rs filled wrth a low reyerberatrng rum ble of hrgh tensron current A drm lrght begrns to appear upon the telcxrsron screen He grrns wrth elatron and relrnqurshes hrs seat to Gadget Zrmmerman who eagerly awarts hrs orders Set rt for 30 degrecs N latrtude and 90 degrees W longrtude and well see rf we can prck up the Loursrana Worlds farr at Nevu Orleans Gadget makes the necessary adyustments and the drm lrght on the screen exolxes rtself rnto a beautrful Spanrsh landscape A wrde mer flovys out of the scene at the left and Dundon says Whoa Gadget We re a lrttle north of our obyectryc Once agarn Gadget makes a mrnor adyustment and onto the screen swrms thc crty of New Or leans the gateway to the Gulf the garden swot of Amerrca Iar rn the drstance rs seen the huge shapely woman s leg adorned by an equally huge and shapely stockrng Gadget turns to hrs chref and says There you are professor Rrght on the nose That rs the celebrated Nylon the theme of the Loursrana Exposrtron We drdn.t do badly rn our frrst attempt at tunrng the Audroronrctele ceryer Hmmm no rt wasnt too badly done Gad the farr grounds and see rf we can enyoy rt from here The huge machrne rs agarn adjusted mrnutely by Zrmmerman and slowly the scene changes on the screen untrl the Marn Street on the mrdway rn the amusement area comes rnto yrew Here are people from all walks of lrfe and from all parts of the world crowded together lrke sardrnes and yet they are enyoyrng every moment A gaudy srght seerng bus comes rnto the prcture wrth none other than Brll Gutman at the wheel Iarther back rn the bus stands the persprrrng rm Brll rngs who rs descrrbrng the wonders of the farr to the unrmpressed crowd The bus drryes out of the prcture Our attentron rs next attracted to a popular clrsplay rn front of a shootrng gallery run by Herb Brrndley Hrs customers shoot lrttle dotted cubes of rvory for whatever he offers to bet Herb always had both an eye and a pocket for money By rngenrous manrpulatron Zrmmerman man ages to keep the machrne moyrng slowly so as to follow the crowd down the mrdway On exery srde are barkers callrng forth the hrghlrghts of therr respectrye frf not respectablej shows Here rs Walt Young at the door of the Lrttle Egypt show He too rs persprrrng but not because of the temperrture Officer Bob Morey rs standrng near 2 5 F Y I I - ' ' f '. . 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