Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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ARTHUR M. UNDERWOOD An 26 Yarker Avenue Tradition mid be featbcfa' hir ner! Through an Agricultural Inttre.rt. Minute Man Flag Committee 45 Senior Council 2, 3, 45 Senior High Party Com- mittee 45 Service League 2, 3, 4. THERESA M, USSELMAN TERRY 144 Wyndham Road The daintiur lan to make the md mort Jweetf' Benjamin Franklin High 1 year5 Basket- ball 35 Service League 45 Volleyball 3. WILLIAM VAN HALL BILL 1157 Atlantic Avenue He wax a veg' inferior farmer wlmi be jiri! began. MARJORIE WALTERS Munoz 41 Winans Street .Yugar and .tpire and :wr-ythirlg nice. Class Committees 45 Service League 45 War Stamp Committee 45 Witan 4. ' ,U ,Luv guna. '47 CHERYL H. VAUGHAN CHi1nnuz 708 Beach Avenue Bend rm me in thy rmder UCI, at .rtar.r look fm the ua. Nazareth Academy 1 year5 Bond Drive Committee 45 Chi-Y 45 Class Commit- tees 45 Co-o Committee 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Executive Council 45 Les Babillards 45 Minute Man Flag Com- mittee 35 National Honor Society 45 Pilot 45 Poster and Exhibit Committee 3, 45 Senior Council, President 45 Senior High Party Committee, Co-Chairman 45 Service League 45 Stage Crew 3, 45 Susan B. Anthony Committee 39, Cn- Chairman 45 Teen Canteen 45 Trans- Lake 3, 45 War Stamp Committee 35 Witan 4. PETER P. V OLFE HPETEH 328 Denise Road Sigb'r1 and lrwlfd, and .riglfd again. Baseball 3, 4, Clleservel 25 Football CReserve3 3. MARIE C. WASH BURN HRH.. S4 Holcomb Street H1711 u frarbrr for null wiml that lzlountf Baseball 25 Class Committees 45 Lead- ers' Class 2, 35 Optimates 3, 45 Soccer Z5 Table Tennis 25 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. '5',,?,fx,ta LAM 614.41 BARBARA M, WELCH Bum 70 Lakeshire Road A life that luughi' to the dj. Class Committees 45 Drum Major 2, 3, 45 Les Babillards 35 Optimates 45 Senior High Party Committee 45 Susan B. Anthony Committee 45 Swimming 35 Trans-Lake 3, 45 Witan 4. ELEANOR L. WENDEL WENnY 72 Forgham Road .YlJe'J hitchnl her IUIIZHVI to a nur. Ballet 25 Banking Committee 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Chime! of Normanufy 35 Class Committees 45 Inter-High Orches- tra 2, 35 Optmates 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Pilot 35 45 Ring, Freednm, Ring 25 Senior High Party Committee 45 Susan B. An- thony Committee 45 Tbumlrr Rath 25 Trans-Lake 45 Witan, Editor-in-Chief 4. , q,1.4aiJa076zaa-,Qa,r,511,lfy 45 MOYA WAKEMAN 33 Upton Place Thr but it 'yet rn llc. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chi-Y 45 G. A. A. Council 2, 35 Leaders' Class 25 Swim- ming 25 Table Tennis 25 Tennis 2, 3, 49 Volleyball 2, 35 Witan 4. WALTER L. WHELEHAN WAi.i.Y 61 St. johns Park Man has bi: will-but uvnmm ba.: ber wav. Basketball, Manager 35 Chime: of Nor- manufv 25 Football QReserveD 2, 35 Opti- mates 3, 45 Trans-Lake 4. RODNEY WHITCOMB WltKeit 41 Grassmere Park This it a .ruff rarrlf' Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Les Babillards 25 Ring, Freedom, Ring 25 Service League 35 Soccer 3, 45 Teen Canteen, Chairman 3, 45 Tennis Club 3, 45 Trans-Lake 3, 45 Witan 4. JOAN HEBERGER, 5109 St. Paul Boulevard HARRY SPECK, 34 Kemphutst Road D 16 . to , . 7 W7 W

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RUTH B. SCHULDES 589 Denise Road She liver amia' lore and laughter. Basketball 2, 3g Book Store 39 Bowling 39 Cbimer of Normumlv 39 Class Commit- tees 49 Commercial Honor Society 49 G. A. A. Council 29 Honor Basketball Team 3g Pilot 49 Service League 49 Table Tennis 29 Teen Canteen 49 Tennis 29 Witan 4. JANE SEYMOUR J1iN1i1 84 Magee Avenue I agree with no mmf! opinion. I bare mme qf my own. Red Hook Central 1 year9 Bond Drive Committee 39 Chimer of Narummlr 39 Executive Council 49 Optimates 49 Pilot 49 Senior Council, Secretary 4a Stage Crew 39 Trans-Lake 3. 49 Witan 4. SYLVIA SHAW 98 Leroy Street A tlimglater of the grids, rliriueli tall mm' :noir zliriuell' fuir. Archery 29 Baseball 29Bond Drive Com- mittee 39 Cbimer of Narzmuuli' 39 Class Committees 49 G. A. A. Council 3. 49 Les Babillards 2, 39 National Honor Society 49 Optimates 49 Pilot 3, 49 Senior High Party Committee 49 Soccer 29 Table Tennis 2. 3, 49 Trans-Lake 3, 49 Visual Aid Corps 2, 3, Publicity 49 Witan 4. JAMES D. SMITH Ran 383 Beach Avenue Hia hair .rai'e.r him in .S'aliil. Class Committees 49 Service League 29 Witan 4. MARSHALL N. SMITH 49 Cragg Road T4lleJt of brim, or Jhorrut of men, He .rtooil in l1i.r .rivclzingr jun four feet- rm. Class Cotnmittees 49 Pilot Z9 Soccer Z, 49 Swimming 3. SANDFORD S. SMITH SANm ' 614 Beach Avenue Theres u good time coming, belp it 1m. ' Baseball QReserve3 29 Basketball QRe- servel 39 Co-ed Volleyball Club 2, 3, 49 El Circulo Esganol 39 Leaders' Corps 39 Minute Man lag Committee 49 Service League 29 Table Tennis Club 3, 4g War Stamp Committee 4. SHIRLEY SMITH I-SMITTYU 128 Latta Road The :mile that won? rub Chi-Y 3, 49 Class Committees 49 G. A. A. Council 39 Optimates 49 Senior Council 2, 49 Tennis 29 Volleyball 2. JEAN M. STARKWEATHER 341 Chalford Road The uxqv to have a friend ix to be ana. Bowling 39 jerry ofjerieha Rnad 29Juniot Red Cross Committee 39 Memorial Scholarshio, Committee 39 Service League 3g olleyball 3. Zuma..-Ll,0q MELBA R. STARWALD 184 Delmar Road A little friend of all the warldf' Ballet Club 29 Banking Committee 49 Book Store 39 Bond Drive Committee 49 Bowling 39 Class Committees 49 Com- mercial Honor Society 49 Inter-High Prep Choir 29 Service League 4. 74,-Ma1.f,a ff,.,.,?i,9a.w0g4w. H. CARL STRUTZ Gus 54 Wyndham Road I had a dream, which wa: not all a dream. El Circulo Espanol 39 Trans-Lake 4g Visual Aid Corps 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY I. STUDER Do'r'rv 82 Britton Road M7f heart ir fxedf' Archery Club 2, 39 Chime: of Normandy 3g Class Committees 4g Dramatics Club 39 Pilot 49 Table Tennis 3, 49 Trans- Lake 49 Visual Aid Corps Z, 3, Public- ity 49 Witan 4. ameteeeeffo ftiffr TOOMEY HBILLH 499 Beach Avenue D1fcultieJ are things that :bmi what mm are. Banking Committee 29 Badminton Club 2, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 49 Basketball QRe- serveb 29 Bowling 29 Class Committees 49Co-ed Volleyball Club Z, 3, 49 Foot- ball 49 Pilot 29 Senior Council 49 Senior High Party Committee 39 Service League 2, 39 Soccer 2g Table Tennis Club 3, 49 Teen Canteen 4.

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UA .1 1.3 it . g gg A uf fs l iff' 5' '58'3-Q 6 X, 4' 'l me wfan Q Draft-20 feet September 5, 1939 08:30 hours Weather June 23, 1940 14-35 hours Weather September 3, 1940 08:30 hours Weather April 1, 1940 15:30 hours Weather june 24, 1941 Weather September 3, 1941 08:30 hours Weather December 7, 1941 17:00 hours Weather February 13, 1942 20:00 hours Weather March 2, 1942 13:30 hours Weather June 19, 1942 Weather September 8, 1942 08:30 hours Weather October 1, 1942 10:30 hours Weather December 19, 1942 15:00 hours Weather February 13, 1943 Weather Tonnage-Enough plus too much crew A haphazard account of a voyage from Someplace to Nowhere 1939 1945 Lagkccper-Lois ISEMANN Wei hed anchor and began drifting aimlessly. New crew, minus officers, creating confision on deck. Stewards Tracy, Bennett, Balcom, and Stoll assigned to disci line crews, quarter in 314, 225, 306, and 311. Wincijs blowing from all directions. Put into Charlotte Harbor for minor repairs. Crew has disappeared for two- month vacation Calso for repairsb. Satisfactory. Out to sea again. Crew reported with minimum of casualties. Steward Omans relieved Steward Bennett of his duties in 225. Still drifting. Slight breeze off port side. Rumblings from the hold seem to indicate jitterbugs have taken over ship. Small earthquake! After ten months at sea, put ashore. Crew released as a result of universal com- plaint of over-work. Fair enough. Assembled crew and signed on new members transferred from S.S. Seneca and S.S. Holy Cross. Steward Denise assigned to boots in 108. Crew members in 311 transferred to jurisdiction of Steward Doehler in 110. Sailing in circles Cjust for the heck of itD. Not so hot. Ship shocked by radiogram from shore announcing Jap attack on Pearl Harbor. Undecided. Various crew members produced operetta, Jerry of Jericho Road in ship's auditorium. Great success Csince no one fell asleepl. Could be better. Mutiny aboard ship. Fang Gang refused to report for desk duty. Discipline enforced. Sailing in figure eights to relieve the monotony. Ill wind blowing. Dry dock for repairs. Ship beginning to show signs of wear. Likewise the crew. Doubtful. Back again. Lost a crew member, june Davis, to S.S. East. Rest of crew reported intact. Still drifting. Very warm breeze. Picked up survivors from drifting raft. Thev were carrying vicious weapons and wearing white. Posted following notice: Ship's company will report to Medical for teeth cleaning. No excuses accepted. Agonizing. Practice air raid drill threw ship into confusion. So-so. Posted following notices: Crew ordered to refrain from using gauze on port holes as private bulletin boards. I. Test will be given at 13:00 in 115. Morons need not report. Sailing in squares. Half and half. 17