Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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'ltr liarlnttv Igilnt it . ix so 7 rot fban Delegates it ll is or in the tilub t of ' , icy 7 nd 4, Q Di if 1 trit- i Q past s ' A S I ofthe Jai, 3 News , the pres- lft. filth2y?WZI2iig,.is pertained to onal status of the nation and to in the Rochester schools and Middlesex Central School. ing their three day visit at ille, the Charlotte students at- a basketball ganie followed by e and went on a cutter ride. nor McKay. Virginia Smith, i Searls, Jack Jaenike, and i lleyer were the t'harlotte K, tes. Stage Crews Applauded Players in the operetta. ,ferry of Jericlzo Hood, given on l'ebruary lil- I4 at the Charlotte High School Au- ditorium, played and sang to a record house and were duly appreciated. The busy persons behind the scenes de- serve to be mentioned also. for nial-Le-up The assembly line which t'zl'e' cart of 1 4 in its production ls 1 X o hclpt d thi it ti 1 L H sl 1 i-Q1 N X I A T U ff. I',.1lAlAT Y:d'liltTl'i:?Tt'AiTTTTN Exhibit Observed Sgmenfink Named By Charlotte Artists Witap 1' ' The Virculating Art exhibit. an P idea rt--w to Rochester schools. has A ter .75 'S ln inspired many Vharlotte art students. fm up p A m A still life of pottery done in lavender, UPC? Y A U lemon-yellow. and sea-green: a print tary ' Xu featuring some luscious scarlet straw- typli berries: and fashion sketches like Iiugiff 1, 3 w U those seen in Vogue, were some of the Goodiz M i 'H compositions from West lligh that Jane 'ilyi' it M were here for three weeks. Kay' Audfel' MCK'59lClf 'O W1 Vharlotte artists have been busy Jake Samet 'umm-21 too. A vivid jungle scene done in Ernest LUCY- 'hw l't1: 'f ---lmftll of Ulll shades of green and yellow by Donald Ott has caught the attention of every- one who has entered the room in the past few weeks. Snow scenes done by Sally Bennett, Jeanne Howe. Jeanette Spagnola and Florence Reidenbaeh have been enjoyed by many. A crayon sketch of a Negro, done by Mary Corbin, possesses a life-like quality that impresses one at first sight. Anyone interested in art should visit the art room more often. The present exhibit is from East High, and there are many compositions done by Vharlotte students. BRIDGE lit -rust of pressing ciicumstances ition on stuc tnts malt 'nent n all nage rno THE lllift ll 6 lll 31191 iken hould Ls is help .sible t cted he t committees are activities. Ruth Fr cover, Jean Scotty feature, Nan Fearnleyg informal shots, Shirt Gray. The printer has been at the p two general meetings. and the Wit. is now planned. A photographer w at school on February 24 to take p tures of various activities. Plans a under way to have the Witan o sometime in May. Former Students Serve Uncle Sam The Pilot now presents a follo up story on Charlotte boys in t armed forces. More boys are joini daily, but the Pilot will try to ke up to date on the subject of enlii I'llQIltS. ing Uncle Sam: Henry Alberts Jack Allen George Andrews John Appleton Laurence Backus David Bishop James Vase Robert Chapman Fhester Couch Benjamin Vox Arthur lDiAntonio Robert llreher William llreher Hoy Dudley I-Iarle Freckleton Joseph tiianforte Warren Grunst Robert lludson George Johnson liar Kulzer The followings boys are now sei JohnL'llommedi Laurence Lewis Iilmer Lindquist Richard Mannin Louis Mattil Richard Mawsor James Mcllanni Harold Meeker Floyd Morey William Mulroy Philip Piatt Joseph Puceta Robert Hedsicke Richard Rolfe John Scherer Harold Thomas James VanVelsC Sardious Virgil lidward W Robert Wilson

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