Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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His interest in his work was excelled only by the sincere interest in the people with whom it brought him in contact. Monitors, team members, council and committee members, seniors and seventh graders were all his friends. After his retirement in 1946 he was often a welcome visitor in the building The community was shocked and grieved by his untimely death on April 23 1948 Mr Clarence Allen Richard Newman 3 February 3 1932 November 27 1948 The student body and teachers of Charlotte Hugh School were shocked and saddened over the death of Richard Newman a member of the class of 1950 To the people who knew Duck best there will remain always the memory of a quiet lad who was a good citizen a boy who enloyed life a pupil who had a host of friends 3 B We shall all miss his friendly smile his quiet sense of humor and his willingness to do his share 9 I A , . n 11' l l l I 4.:g,xw-fails. . ' I V6 m-MW W I - ' 1 l' Q . la . A -s . .4 x K , 5 X., f nv I ' ' if-5 . .- I F' ,.. an 1 ie ' ' - 't!'1'EVY I 5' -I L ' . ' . I I . I I . 1 M l l l ' V. h is .5 Y T' ex 3,5 un.-L -an TH CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOCDI. Strong and firm hast thou stood Through the years that are gone Holdmg fast to ldeals hlgh and true All thy sons and thy daughters Where e er they may be Are lnsplred Alma Mater by you Down thy tlme hallowed halls In the years that have passed Countless children of thme made thexr wa And of frlendshlps then formed And of lessons then learned Sacred mem r1es through llfe wlth them sta Rtfam Charlotte Htgh, we hall thee' Charlotte Hlgh we love thee' May the Green and the Whlte Ever gleam m the llght Of the r1ght, as thy sons flght for thee On the fields or 1n the class room, Or on l1fe's Wlde spreadmg sea, Wtth real courage bold, We w1ll always uphold Thme honor and worth, Charlotte Hlgh. 5, ur, of ,ff i-3,18 W1 lllqillf wi M ex V l 6 F IA' lf if U Qllll X lsr: Q-ff? THE VILLAGE OF Cl-IARLCDTTE There us but luttle doubt that many of the pupuls attendung Charlotte Hugh School often refer to theur communuty homes as stull beung un the Vullage of Char lotte Thus us not correct as the name Charlotte was legally duscontunued un the year 1916 when the cuty of Rochester acquured tutle to the vullage and the dus truct became the 23rd Ward It us dufhcult to forget the name of our home terrutory that bore the name Char lotte Vullage for nearly a century and a half In the early hustory of the Genesee Country the luttle hamlet located on Lake Ontaruo at the mouth of the Genesee Ruver was of outstandung umportance long before the settlement to the southward whuch later became Flour Cuty of our natuon and Rochester In the year 1788 Phelps and Gorham acquured tutle to certaun Seneca lnduan lands un western New York now generally known as the Phelps and Gorham pur chase A part of thus purchase west of the Genesee Ruver was known as The Mull Lot and here later Phelps and Gorham located the Vullage of Charlotte Thus Vullage was laud out by Phelps and Gorhams agent Robert Troup As the Vullage was orugunally de sugned ut consusted of thurty nune large lots Nuneteen of these lots were on the west of a maun hughway, then called Broadway, and twenty lots on the eastern sude of the hughway, each lot extendung to the marsh along the Genesee Ruver The Vullage was named by Robert Troup after hus daughter Charlotte Troup About a year or so before the layung out of Charlotte Vullage the terrutory adlacent to ut was desugnated by an act of the Unuted States Congress as the Dustruct of Gene see Samuel Latta was appounted Collector of the Port on November 2 1805 by Presudent Thomas Jefferson In the begunnung the Port of Genesee was un the orugunal town of Northampton one of the Cuvuc Du vusuons of Ontaruo County whuch uncluded all of the northern area lyung between the Genesee and the Nuagora Ruvers In 1812 the name Northampton was duscontunued and the name Gates applued to a part of ut In the meantume Ontaruo County was duvuded and Genesee County establushed ln the year 1821 our present County of Monroe was organuzed I 1822 the old town was duvuded and the northerly part of ut was named Greece of whuch the Vullage of Char lotte was stull a part In 1867 8 Charlotte Vullage was uncorporated and un 1874 a Vullage Charter was obtauned Thereafter a Vullage Presudent was elected by the people In the year 1916 the cuty of Rochester extended uts Munucupal boundarues and the old and colorful Vullage of Char lotte became the 23rd Ward of the Cuty of Rochester The name survuves, however, un our school, our lubrary, our telephone exchange and un the names of varuous local busuness f1rms MORLEY B TURPIN, SR I f' 1 1 X :X V!! 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'll 'N W t 5, ,' x .' tv 33 l' '. , . , ll' ' r l jg tl N X . r fl? l A. . l f '1 i 1' 'I I .lf f ,Q I M CLASS ADVISERS GF 1949 'i 521'- ' s JhwL G' hx., 0 OFFICERS THOMAS WOODMAN Class Presidenf and Sfandard Bearer 305 Balrerdale Road A mighfy liffle man Foofball 2, 3, 43 Nafional Honor Socieiy 3, 45 Op- fima+es 4, Wresfling 2, 3, 4: Piloi 4. ESTHER SEEMANN Guardian of fhe Flag 443 Sagamore Drive Ambifion has no resf' Execufive Council 4: ln- ier-High Band and Or- chesfra 2, 3, 4, Les Ba- billards lVice-Presidenfl 4, Nafional Honor Socie- fy 3, 45 Piloi Edifor-in- Chief 4. 1 MICHAEL GIARDINO Vice-Presidenf l6l9 Manilou Road An acfor of abiliiy, an alhleie oi promise Canieen Commifiee 4: Foofball 2, 3, 45 Home Room Basheiball Champs 3: Senior Class Sales Commiffee 4, Senior High Pariy Commiiiee 4, Volleyball 3, 4. SALLY LOTT Secreiary l52 Slonewood Avenue Counf your age by friends, noi years Band 2, 3. 4i Co-op CommiHee 4: Girls' A+h- leiic Associalion 2, 3, 4: Opfimaies 3, 4, Senior Council 2, 3: Wiian 4. CAROL ALDRICH 933 Beach Avenue Could her worfh in gold be quofed as you ihink of her ioday7 Girls' Aihleiic Associa- fion 3, 4: Honor Bowling Team 37 Naiional Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Opiimafes 2, 3, 4, Pilof 4: Senior Council 4. .ik 1 I 1 jxii X 'X :L x fr !Z by -C PAUL ANDRUS ' l52 Harvingfon Park Life is buf a dream, so lef me sleep Band 32 Golf 3, 4: Les Ba billards 4: SeniorClass Sales Commiffee 4. ls, GEORGE ALLAN 6 Swansee Park Blond hair, blue eyes, look out, girls, he's wise Baseball 2, 3, 4, Baslcef- ball 2, 3, 4: Foofball 4, Volleyball 3, 4. RICHARD BERNDT 28 Bakerdale Road Blow, Gabriel, Blow Band 2, 3, 4: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 2, 3, 4: Pilof 4: Senior Council 3: Wresfling 2, 3, 4. YVONNE CASON I56 River Slreel A-gIiHer and A-glow Banking Commilfee 3: Baseball 3: Bowling 4: Tennis 3: Volleyball 2: Weill Dream 3. JUNE BOND 340 Wendhursf Drive We can be famous for our works of kindness Oplimales 2, 3, 4: Pilol 3: Senior Class Sales Commiffee 4: Visual Aid Corps 2, 3, 4. LODER BRYCE l95 Wilder Terrace Love is e paralyzing force Baseball 2, 3, 4: Baskel- ball 2, 3, 4: Canleen Commilfee 2: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 3: Translalre 4. HERBERT CARBONE 82 Claylon Sfreel' A real nose indicales 9 a greal man Baseball 2, 3: Basketball Officials Club 3, 4: Fool- ball lManagerl 2, 3, 4. LOUIS CLARK 3586 Lake Avenue You don'f gel nofhing for nofhing, bul noIhing Golf Club 3, 4: Piloi 2: Visual Aid Corps 2, 3.4: Wall: Dream 3: Wifan 4. ai' i JAMES BONEHAM 73 Surrey Road Sigh no more, ladies! Senior Class Sales Com- miHee 4: Service League 3: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 3, 4. STANLEY BUTZER IB9 Monfclam Drive Looked up fo in more ways Ihan one Baskelball 3, 4: Volley- ball 3, 4. JAMES CARLSON 9 Second Slreef Jim is iusl fhe sorl of guy 'ro whom we hale Io say 'goodbye' Baseball 2, 3, 4: Baskel- ball 2, 3: Memorial Scholarship Commiffee lChairmanl 4: Translake llaresidenfl 4. Rf MONA CLARK 45 Frey Sfreei A bil' o'honey Chi-Y 3, 4: Senior Class Sales Commiilee 4: Serv- ice League 3, 4: Wiian 4. KEITH BOWER 25 Dugan Place l know if is a sin for me fo sif and grin Senior Class Sales Com- miflee 4: Visual Aid Corps 2, 3: Wrestling 2. IRENE CLEMENTS 55 Haviland Park A liifle bi? goes a long way Book Exchange 3: Chi-Y 4: Commercial Honor Society 4: Senior Class Sales Commiffee 4: Serv- ice League 4. U ELAINE CORNELL 78 Forgham Road And through these mo- ments apart, memories live in my heart Inter-high Choir 3, 4: Lighthouse Flashes 2: Translahe 4: Walh Dream 3: Wihn 4. JOAN CORRIGAN 666 Bennington Drive There's none so classy as this fair lassy Chi-Y 3, lPresidentl 4: Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 3, 4: Honor Bowl- ing Team 3: Optimafes 3. 4: Soccer 2. 3, 4: Witan 4. 3 VIRGINIA CORYELL 239 Baherdale Road To enioy life is good enough for me Service League 4: Witan 4. PATRICIA DeFELlCE 39 Sheppler Street lt's better to be small and shine, then big and cast a shadow Canteen Committee 2, 3: Chi-Y 4: Optimates 4: Senior Class Sales Com- mittee 4: Translalre 4: Witan 4. LORETTA DERBY 47 Freemont Road I est sense .5 MMM TOM DESMOND 20 Freemont Road Patience, and shuttle the cards Basketball 2, 3, 4: Can- teen Committee 2, 3, 4: Ping-Pong 2. 3, 4: Traclr 2, 3. 4: Witan 4. - j4: Pilot 4: Senior ouncil 4: Translalre 4: Waltz Dream 3: Witan 4. Much madness is divin- DAVID DELANEY 482 Stonewood Avenue Alas, poor maidens, he's leaving for good Basketball 2, 3: Football 3, 4: Leaders Corps 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2: Light- house Flashes 2. NORINE DeSMlTH 509 Britton Road Some think she's quiet, but she is really a riot Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Chi-Y 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Witan 4. EUGENE DETTMAN I05 Forgham Road Great actions speaii great minds Band 2, 3: Executive Council 3: Football 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Optimates 3, 4: Senior Council lPresi- dontl3. lm.. i sem mu 49 Couchman Avenue Bettys' there'll always be, but none like her you'lI all agree Cheerleader 3, 4: Honor Bowling Team 3, 4: Op- fimates 2, 3, 4: Pilot 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Witan 4. DICK DAGGS 85 Forgham Road Fast in every field Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Canteen Commit- tee 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Witan 4. DONALD EISENSCHMID 86 Wheeldon Drive lf noise were made by being quiet, here's a boy who'd be a riot Visual Aid Corps 2, 3. l HENRY FERRARONE 309 Farminglon Road Merrily, merrily, shall I live now? Audio Visual Aid Corps 2, 3: Badminlon 3: Soc- cer 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4 Wilan 4: Wreslling 4. I NORBERT GREENE I63 Conrad Drive Did I fell you lhe one abouf- Co-op Commihee 4: Les Babillards 3, 4: Senion Class Sales Commillee 4: Service League 4: Swimming 3: Translah 4. RAY FOY 4305 Lake Avenue This is a sure card' Bowling Team 4: Leader Corps 4: Service League 3: Volleyball 4. KATHRYN FYFE 3235 Laila Road God made her as He should have made all women-quiet Baslrelball 4: Soccer 4: Swimming 4. KATHLEEN GEREW 3763 Lalre Avenue Jus'r a lillle bil of heaven Banking Commiflee 3, 4: Chi-Y 4: Commercial Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Ex-N, W'- DOROTHY FRANKLIN 8l Lakeshire Road ll's lhe lillle lhings lhal counl Baseball 2, 3, 4: Chi-Y 3: Drum Maiorelle 4: Vol- Ieyball 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2: Wiian 4. 1 oculive Council 4: Pilol, 5 4:Wifan 4. ,fr 'W , D li -:lick ' fs 1 9 , gy 1- l ,QQ Jl , ,f A fl 50, R -' ' fix ji 4D! in a NR yl X I l-T' Sw ,I 'Y J P ,.l l1',1 AC3, f4, ervic 1 f-y Le pe: A 41, vas 1 , ' 'V ' ' 2.,,3-fi 'J 11.1 Aye ,yi ,Y 'iffy , I 'L ' .fu f ll 3' , . rv fr' xw,, J ,gf M. LOIS GAUCH 45 Holcrofl Road A lillle nonsense now and 'lhen Assembly Commiifeo lChairmanl 3, 4: Can- 'leen Commillee 3, 4: Ex- eculive Council 4: Girls' Afhlelic Associalion 3: lVice-Presidenfl 4: Op- fimales 3, 4: Sfage Crew 2, 3, 4. 1 SHIRLEY GILBERT 59 Hannahs Terrace Poised perfeclionu Canleen Comrlillee 4: Senior High Par+y Com- miffee 4: Wallz Dream 3: Senior Class Sales CommiHee 4. 5 KEN GRISWOLD 33 Holcomb Slreel Jusl a bit of vaudeville Canleen Commirlee 2, 3: Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Liqhlhouse Flashes 2: Opfimafes 3, 4: Senior Council 4. DONALD FRASER I4I Forgham Road Noi merely a chip off lhe old block, bul lhe old bloclz ilsel'l Band 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 3: Reserve 2: Canleen Commillee 2, 3, 4: Fool'- bell 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3. 4: Wrolfling 4. ,fuk ,Y Nw? RICHARD GROTH 70 Bloss Slreefl Like a piano-square, uprighl, and grand Baseball 4: Foolball 3, 4: Wreslling 2, 3, 4. as-sq W MARGARET GURNEE l29 Claylon Slreel Sugar and spice and everylhing nice Canfeen Commillee 2, 3, 4: Chi-Y 3, 4: Honor Bowling Team 3: Light- house Flashes 2: Opli- mafes 3, 4: Senior Class Sales Commiffee 4. DONALD HOLLY 63 Pearson Slreel Love is lilce lhe measles, we all have fo go lhrough il Co-op Commillee 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Opli- males 3, 4: Translalre 4: Wreslling 2, 3, 4. H Q r f. 1 MONTE HAPP 4329 Ml. Read Blvd. A greal fellow,no+ much fo say: bul aslr anyone- he's okay! rx BARBARA HART 34l Forgham Road 'You can'l pull fhe bull over my eyes Band 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Co-op Commiffee 3, 4: Girls' Afhlelic Asso- cialion 3, 4: Pilol 4: Translahe lTreasurerl 4. KENNETH HED I74 Wendhursl Drive He never runs from lemplafion, buf crawls slowly away, hoping if may overlalre him Co-op Commilrlee 4: Execulive Council 4: Op- 'limales 3, 4: Senior Class Sales Commillee 4: Sen- ior Council 2, 4: Trans- lale 4. JEAN HERRICK 44 Lalrewood Drive Hidden humor Chi-Y 3, 4: Junior Coun- cil 3: Service League 4: Wilan 4. JOANE HERMAN 302 Slone Road ln my eyes alone is paradise Lighlhouse Flashes 2: Senior Sales Commilfee 4: Service League 4: Translalxe 4: Wall: Dream 3. ROGER HILL 3095 Eclgemere Drive l can resisl anyfhing, excepl lempfafionu Band 2, 3, 4: Co-op Com- miffee 4: Orchesfra 2. 3, RAY HORSWELL l85 Slilro Slreef Every man lo his own business Alumni Baslelball 4: Archery 2: Senior Class Sales Commillee 4: Swimming 2. 4: Senior Council 4: Soc- cer 3, 4: Translake 4. 9 Hl Y Jig 2 en or d o e y ha 's 'f- l f lh is h 1' 'ww EILEEN HAUS l45 Chellenham Road ll's nice lo be nalural if you're nalurally nice' Commercial Honor So ciely 3, 4: Service Lea gue 4: Wilan 4. ig, S 00 'l fu., ARLENE JOHNSON Ib4 Conrad Drive Merry fhoughfs and lighf song, alwayS. I0 her will be long Banking Commiilee 3, 4: Service Lea ue 4: Swim 9 . ming 2, 3: Tennis 2: Vol- leyball 2, 3. 41 Wllan 4- RUTH LANE 808 Benninglon Drive Then mixed laughler wifh Ihe serious duff Banking Commilfee 4: Chi-Y 3, 4: LighIhouse Flashes 2: Service Leaf gue 3, 4: Soccer 4: Wi- Ian 4. CATHERINE JOHNSON 50 Brocklon Slreel Lil likes Io sing and walk, bul mos? of all, she NORMA JOHNSON I2O Hampshire Drive With a song in my hearl, I have bul one love likes fo laik Canleen Commiffee 2, 3, lnler-high Choir 4: Lighl'house Flashes 2: 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Chi-Y 3, 4: Lighlhouse Flashes 2, 4: Wifan 4. DOROTHY KLEIN I44 Wheeldon Drive Ah, sweel myslery of life Ligh'Ihouse Flashes 2: Senior Class Sales Com- miliee 4: Service League 4: Wall: Dream 3. MATHEW KRITCHEN 7 Daisy Slreef Quiel' on Ihe oulside, buf! Soccer 2: Track 3: Home- room Baskefball Champs 3. Service League 2: Wilan 4: Wall: Dream 3. MARILYN KOESTER 3I Monlcalm Drive To know her befler is fo like her well Chi-Y 4: Girls' Afhlelic Associafion 2, 3: Soccer 2: Translake 4: Volleyball 2, 4: Wilan 4. JANET LACY 4I80 Lakee Avenue My hearf leaps when I behold a rainbow in The sky A Dale Wilh Judy 3: Les Babillards 4: Opli- males 2, 3, 4: Sfage Crew 2, 3, 4: WalIz Dream 3: Wilan 4. MERCEDES LEONARD 997 Benninglon Drive Those Ihings money can'l buy Baskelball 2, 3, 4: Girls' Alhlelic Associalion 2, 3, 4: Pilol 4: Soccer 2,3 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Wifan 4. BEVERLY LERCH 2l5 Bakerdale Road And she shall have mus- ic wherever she goes lnfer-high Choir 4: LighIhouse Flashes 2: Senior Class Sales Com- miifee 4: Service League 2, 3, 4: Walfz Dream 3: Wifan 4. QQ RALPH KIRBY 3 Anchor Terrace II's fun fo live and learn Cum Laude 3: Naiional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Op- Iimafes 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Sales Commiliee 4: Translake 4. 7's.s.if M. ROBY MAHRT 74 Cherry Road Cupid slrings his bow so ofI'en Cross Counfry 2: Wresl- ling 4. NEIL PARSHALL I93 River Sfreef Neil has fhoughfs as rare as pearls: he fhinls of much, buf nof of girls Baseball lManagerI 3: Baslefball Officials Club 2, 3, 4: Baslreiball Team lManagerI 2, 3, 4: Pilof 4. THOMAS PATRICK 223 Rogene Avenue Never iudge a book by i+s cover Home Room Baslrefball Champs 3: Service Lee- gue 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Traci: 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. 'Q BARBARA PAYNE 390 Sagamore Drive An all-round gal Cheerleader 4: Chi-Y 3, 4: Girls' A+hlefic Asso ciaiion 4: Honor Bowl ing Team 3, 4: Soccer 2 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS PERRIN 475 Sagamore Drive Modes+ as her blushing shows, happy as her smiles disclose Assembl Commiifee 4 GLORIA PFAHL 493 LaHa Road You did not need a score of men fo laugh and sing wiih you Baseball 2: Chi-Y 3. Y i Les Babillards 3, lPresi- denil 4: Ligh+house Flashes 2: Pilof 4: WaIfz Dream 3: Wi- Ian 4. WILMA PRITCHARD 300 Beach Avenue Pa'fience and forfifude and lhings will come your way Senior Class Sales Com- miHee 4: Service League 2: Swimming 2, 3, 4: WaIIz Dream 3: Wifan MERTON OUERCIONE 29 Denise Road My eyes make piciures when fhey are shui Traci: 4. HAROLD QUIGLEY MALCOLM 3673 Lake Avenue ROBERTSON True friendship is noi I8 Velo! Shed measured in words HA Smile IOY eVe Y fel' Canfeen Commiiiee 4: Iow' two for every girl.. Swimming 4: Wifan 4. RHI THOMAS ROETHEL 66 Wedgewood Park Now you see him, now you don I Service League 3, 4. RONALD PERKINS 645 Denise Road A good repufafion is more valuable Ihen money Traci: 4: Wresfling 2, 3, 4. MARJORIE SALMON 5I85 S+. Paul Blvd. 'Good fhings come in small packages Baseball 3, 4: Chi-Y 3, 4: Girls' Aihlefic Associa- Iion 4: Senior Council 4: Soccer Z, 3, 4: Valley. ball 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY SAUCKE 399l Sl. Paul Blvd. Beauly in every blush Chi-Y 3, 4: Co-op Com- millee 4: Les Babillards 4: Volleyball 2, 42 welll Dream 3: Wilan 4. CAROL SCHIEFER 82 Windsor Road Eyes lhal seem forever cheery,wheneverour eyes lhey chance lo meel Easl Rochesler High School lhree years: Base- ball 4: Volleyball 4. nu ALICE SECHRIST 249 Denise Road Slarry-eyed and vague- ly disconlenledn Book Exchange 2: Com mercial Honor Sociely 3, 4: Lighlhouse Flashes 2' Service Lea ue 2 3, . 9 - 4: Wall: Dream 3. ANNE SPAULDING 30 Forgham Road Lille lhe cool summer breezes, Anne always pleases Execulive Council 2, 4: Girls' Alhlelic Associa- lion 3: Co-op Commil- lee lChairmanl 4: Sen- ior Class Sales Commil- lee 4: Translalze 4: Wall: Dream 3. JOHN STANDING 45 Cherry Road Oh, lceep me innocenl -malre olhers greal! Baslrelball Reserves 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. MARY STONEGRABER 275 Ridgedale Circle Sl1yness has ils advan- lages Bool: Exchange 3: Com- mercial Honor Sociely 3, 4: Lighlhouse Flashes 2: Tennis 2: Wall: Dream 3. MARION STUDER 82 Brillon Road Shall l compare lhee lo a summer day? Baseball 2, 3, 4: Drum Maiorelle 4: Girls' Alh- lelic Associalion 3, 4: Swimming 2: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Wilan 4. MARY SWEET IO7 Woodland Drive Sweel is lhe word for you.. Chi-Y 4: Les Babillards 2, 3: Oplimales 4: Pilol 4: Slage Crew 2, 3, 4: Wilan 4. THERESA TAGGART 34 Cragg Road When Irish eyes are smiling Translalre 4: Wall: Dream 3. JEAN TAYLOR I33 Claylon Slreel I love lo sil and lhinl:-- moslly sil MARJORIE SILLS l50 Slulson Slreel Whal is lhis lhing called love? 'Wall: Dream 3. if, . as v E A x .3,, BARBARA KAE THOMSON 55 Brillon Road Blessed are lhe peac makers A Dale Wilh Judy Budgel Commillee Lighll-louse Flashes Visual Aid Corps lPresidenll 4: Dream 3: Wilan 4. 9 Jef MARY TRACY 54 Eleclric Avenue 'The free is known for Hs Iruif: she's a peach Canleen Commillee 3: Chi-Y 3, 4: Co-op Com- miffee 4: Translake 4: WaIIz Dream 3: Wifan 4. BARBARA TRUSSELL 325 Oakwood Road A preffy girl is like a melody Baseball 3: Bowling 4: Chi-Y 4: Senior Class Sales Commiifee 4: Ten- nis 3: Wifan 4. JOYCE WARNEY BI Grassmere Park 'Sweei music from her fingeriips, brings songs fo many Iips Canfeen Commiffee 2, 3, 4: Chi-Y 4: Orcheslra 3, 4: Opfimales 2. 3, 4: Pilol 4: Senior High Par- Iy Commifiee 4. LAURA VAHL I24 Duffern Drive Oh, Johnny! Oh, Johnny! how you can love! Baseball 3, 4: Baske'fbaII 3: Soccer 3, IHonor Teaml 4: Tennis 3: Vol- leyball 2, 3, IManagerI 4: Wifan 4. ANN WADSWORTH I82 Elmlree Road Q xx Why should Ihe devil have all Ihe good - limes? 2 Assembly Commiffee 3, Af 4: Canfeen Commiilee 3: Co-op CommiHee 4: Senior Class Sales Com- miffee 4: Wilan 4. CAROL WELCH 70 Lakeshire Road A scrimmage of wil Chi-Y 3, 4: Girls' Afhle- Iic Associalion 4: Opfi- males 3: Pilof 4: Swim- ming 2, 3, 4: Wifan 4. li NANCY TSCHORKE 3453 Lake Avenue Full of pep, full of fun Chi-Y 3 ,4: Lighthouse Flashes 2: Service Lea- gue 3: Wilan 4. RHODA VAN ATTA 233 Esfall Road YouI'h is fuII of pleasures LighIhouse Flashes 2 miffee 4: Swimming 2. SHIRLEY WARD 225 Frey Sireef Happiness is a form of courage Service League 4. RICHARD WESTBURG 323 Bakerdale Road AII greal men are dy- ing: I feel sick myself Band 2, 3: Nalional Hon- or Sociefy 3, 4: Opfi- males 3, 4: Pilot 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Swim- ming 2, 3. Senior Class Sales Com- MORLEY TURPIN 39 Braddock Sfreef The fhings fha? haven'I been done before-Ihose are fhe Ihings Io fry Hi-Y 2: Les Babillards 2, 3, 4: Service League 3. 3 JAMES WRIGHT 9I Chippendale Road Don'+ crowd, girls, I'II sign +hem aII Baskefball 3, 4: Canleen Commiflee 2, 3, 4: Ex- ecufive Council 4: Senior Council 4: Soccer 3. 4:1 20 It as the year 1959 and the last leg of the lourney back to the dlstrlct In which I spent the first elgh teen years of my life IS close at hand There IS a swlsh a roar and as If from nowhere an atomic powered LAKE TO BEACH AVENUE bus glides up to want motionless for my entrance As the doors of the bus shde open whom do I see but ROBY MAHRT In the drlvers seat As I pay my fare he assures we that driving a bus IS much safer than driving a motorcycle Hurdlmg a four foot white lme I find I am surrounded by my old schoolmates BEVERLY LERCH NORINE DESMITH DOROTHY FRANKLIN and LOUIS CLARK Deciding to tour the village of Charlotte together we step off the bus arm In arm As we stroll down the sux wide lanes of Lake Avenue we are astounded by the rapidity with which the Char Iotte village hos become a paradise of modern enter prlse All around us we see neon signs sngmfylng the wealth and prosperity of this great and growing center of actlvlty The first oblect that looms into sight IS our old alma mater Charlotte Hugh School Upon entering the building we are trampled by a thundering herd mad rush to catch the Toronto Supersonic Special As we puck ourselves up from the steps our attention ns attracted to a solemn ceremony In a quaint little ceme tery across the highway Venturing closer we witnessed a rltual for Sam GRISWOLD who attempted to lump the Stutson Street Bridge with his tame bear He tried to perfect the feat at which his Idol Sam Patch had failed Services were administered by the Rev Mr FRASER pastor of the local church KATHRYN FYFE and KATE GEREW are mourning the passing of their hero Contlnulng on our lourney we are welcomed by BETTY DILL owner of the Dull Pickle Factory She named GLORIA PFAHL MARJORIE SILLS and CAROL SCHIEFER as her chief plcklers and LOIS GAUCH and BARBARA HART as the controlling stockholders of the corporation Moving In the direction of St PRITCH ARDS Arena the home of the Charlotte Royals w noticed the qumtets name Inscribed on the programs sold by MERCEDES LEONARD and MARILYN KOES TER These sharp shooting lads STAN BUTZER MAT KRITCHEN TOM PATRICK JOHN STANDING and RALPH KIRBY compose the roster of the Royals This aggregation IS financially backed by tycoon NEIL PARSHALL monopolust of the Ontario Confectlonarnes Facing the street again we see YVONNE CASON JOAN HERMAN MONA CLARK and MARY STONE GRABER playing the modernized version of hop scotch A DECADE A colorful neon sign that flashes POOL WITH A PUR POSE designates the Charlotte Balluards now heredl tarnly owned by LODER BRYCE Movlng an to better our perspective we look over the shoulder of HERB CARBONE who has lust completed his weekly report on the parleys A shout of triumph reaches our audl tory nerves as HERMAN GRIEGER announces that Skip GREENE has lust won the third race at Churchill Downs RAY FOY leaves his billiard cue to collect his wmmngs and then lolns us on our escapade Our group then enters the Palr a dice Casmo owned and managed by Uruguays own TOM DES MOND A floor show IS gomg on with such notables participating as DICK WESTBURG and has Be Bop Band featuring the sweet trumpet of DICK BERNDT Also on the billing are THE JOHNSON SISTERS KATE NORMA and ARLENE top song styllsts of the year In the spotlight run by JUNE BOND and EDDIE MEYER are the favorite comic personalities Bud WRIGHT and Lou ALLEN Sharing the spotlight are the perennial favorites Burl MAKOWIECKI and KEITH BOWER with their syncopated song stylmgs bouncers TOM ROETHEL and BOB MCPHERSONJ we stand motionless lookmg for familiar names and places The first one to catch our eye IS a slgn stating Madame SECHRISTS Dancing School The elevator taking us up to the twelfth floor IS operated by PAT DEFELICE who once sand she always wanted to get up In the world PHYLLIS PERRIN and ESTHER SEEMAN greet us at the door to the dancing studao Ithey are studying ballet and are on their way to change their IIQIIISJ We are amazed to see DAVE DELANEY and ZIGGY BONEHAM gomg through a real hep num ber wlth dancing partners JOAN CORRIGAN and EILEEN HAUS We could plainly see why they enloyed their work After leaving the studio I left the group momen tarlly and wandered over to the MALCOLM Custard Stand where JULENE and MARGARET GURNEE are busily scooping custards for CAROL WELCH and MAL COLM ROBERTSON Before lomnng the rest of our party who are over vnsmng MORLEY TURPIN In his new pharmacy I went to see STAN Money Bags DETTMAN He had worked himself up to the pres: dentlal positron In the Charlotte branch of the Federal Reserve System STAN is busy counting money so I wont bother gomg nn now but I can see BOB MUR PHY his assistant giving orders to tellers LAURA VAHL and IRENE CLEMENTS ' - - n , - . . . . . ,, . . . . - I - I E I I I I ll ll o . n p I ' I ll Q 11 u n 1 ' I I I ll ' - - ' ll ' I I I ' I - I . ' I u Q Q n . I E . I I . u ' ' ' ' , - - II n I - I I T . . ' I ' ' ' - ' - - H 11 I I . . ' . . . . H H , , ' ' - - 11 H I - , I . . - . . 0fTfv'1SlGkefSf headed bY DR- JAMES CARI-SON' In C' Upon leaving the establishment Iwith no help of the ' I . ' E ' Il I ' ll - ll ll ' , . . n 0 n 1 I ' I ' . I - 4 . Il II ' - . . . I 1 4 ll ' ' II I ' - 4 I a ' . . I - o u n n 1 ' Il ' , , e . . I . . ' ' - . - , I I I . . . . . Il Il I I I I . . . . I . . . I . . 1 - - I I ' I - I . . I . . OF PROGRESS I am back wuth the gang once agaun and now we can contunue our survey of the vullage One of the more recent developments un the communuty us o huge farmung cooperative led by Practucal PERKINS HANK FERRARONE and JEAN TAYLOR A huge herd of Holsteun cows tended by DON EISENSCHMID keeps MIKE GIARDINO S Luberty Daury Trucks on the move A large buuldung denotung the local Bulou Theater ruses un our Iune of vusuon Approachung thus massuve structure we became aware of the cashuer MARION STUDER of Studer baker fame The RKO movue house us managed by CAROL ALDRICH and DIANN MUEL LER who are employed by Hollywood s top producer DICK GROTH The maun feature co starrung ROGER HILL and ANNE SPAULDING us entutled Babes un Arms The supportung cast uncludes starlets SHIRLEY JINCKS MARY SWEET and PRISCILLA MANNING Thus film us a productuon created by MGM IMetro GILBERT MULLETTJ The second attractuon us a flucker featurung DON HOLLY and MARGIE SALMON un a WARNEY Brothers productuon Lufe Sentence The current weekly serual stars MARY TRACY un My Brothers part of Duck Tracy us played by KEN HED the two gun terror whose last pucture was The Whup Four usherettes escort us to the door and then we recogmze SHIRLEY SAUCKE DOROTHY KLEIN CAROL OLCOTT and BARBARA THOMSON Adlacent to the theater us a repluca of Calufornua s Brown Derby Thus restaurant us managed by LOR ETTA DERBY Her publucuty agent us TERRY TAGGERT A large annex to DICK DAGGS Garage us located near the Bulluard Hall MERT QUERCIONE and HAR OLD QUIGLEY two capable mechanucs are employed by thus automobule rehabulutatuon center We are over loyed by the presence of BARBARA PAYNE the multu mulluonaure heuress sught seeung un her new Rolls Royce convertuble Her car us beung servuced by Atom Statuon attendants RUTH Legs LANE JANET LACY and BARBARA TRUSSELL Before goung to the Mayor s office at the Cuty Hall we are goung to stop momentaruly at the new bath house and observe uts unteruor Whule we are down at the beach ut us suggested that we take a dup un the blue waters of Lake Ontaruo Thus suggestuon was wuth drawn when we saw the female lufeguards ANN WADSWORTH and NANCY TSCHORKE We came to the conclusuon that ut would be much safer merely to observe the Pacufic waters Instead we decuded to rest on the sand next to RHODA VAN ATTA and SHIRLEY WARD who are obtaunung great gratuficatuon from throwung sand at members of the opposute sex To reach our destunatuon we find ut necessary to cross the modern plastuc walk Cformerly the board walkl on whuch us sutuated a refreshment stand occu pled by CHUCK MAMBRETTI and RAY HORSWELL They are announcmg theur delucacues un the form of Popnuts cugum chewunggars and peacorn We wont be able to remunusce wuth them because there us quute a crowd gatherung about them Enterung the doorway to the bath house we take a sharp rught turn leadung to a large heavy set door Wuthout readung the unscruptuon on the door we flung ut open only to find ourselves un the Ladues Shower Room and thoroughly embarassed In a matter of sec onds the gurls ELAINE CORNELL IRENE PAETH VIR GINIA CORYELL JANET INGERSOLL and JEAN HER RICK have dusappeared to a safer place Standung be fore us us PAUL ANDRUS After pausung lust long enough to hear hum say I am the chuef ladues shower room attendant we realuze that we have heard and seen enough and retrace our steps to the street The Iught from our rosy red faces enables us to see the staurs whuch we must ascend to reach our des tunatuon We enter the luducual buuldung and waut un the re ceptuon room untul we are admutted to the unner office The mayor s secretary SALLY LOTT greets us and then announces our presence to the Mayor We shake hands wuth the honorable TOM WOODMAN and then chat about the success of our schoolmates I ask the mayor thus questuon Could you summaruze the prog ress made by our classmates un the last ten years? Tom answers after careful consuderatuon of the ques tuon He replues Consuderung the umportant factors whuch determuned the future of our classmates I find that they have progressed un socual functuons and busu ness transactuons most satusfactoruly Thus of course has been exemplufied un your vusut to the establush ments of our classmates The applucatuon of Semantucs to certaun developments has clefinutely affected the outcome of theur futures The past ten years have been very umportant to them and I hope that they may contunue to prosper un the oncomung years A vuvud pucture of the day s events flashed through my mund as I lustened to hus remarks That was my last look at the vullage of Charlotte Prophet Loder Bryce fzu ' I I ' II ' II . ' ' 1 I 1 I , ' ' ' - , . . D u . . ,, . . ,, . . . . .. ,, . . ,, I I n ' I I Q ' ' I - I - . I 1 5 n n s I I I ' ' I , . . . , . . ,, . I ' . - Il - - , ' I 1 I I ' I ' I 1 ' I . . . . ' ll Il I - ll - - I I I ' II ' .II II . ' 1 I ' II I ' II ll 1 II Truumph or Duck Tracy Captures Shmoo-Head. The - g I - . . - ' ll I ll I ' , , .... o I I I . . . . . , ll Il ' ' - u I ' - . . ll . . . - . ,, r I ' u 1 as n ' ' Il ' ' C c - ' I . I Q I I , , . . i . . . . . I I H H . . . . . - I I o I ' u 1 u n I ' . . . ,I . . . , I n I X I .1 ' , ' Q -7 r 'C I CI? f nw op Mr Kreff Mr Lee Mr Walde Mrs Roller Mr Frascln Mr Omans Mr Barfholomew n Mr Wallrer Mr Courlney Miss Cashman Mrs Morrnson Mus Rlppey Mr Bolfon Mr Mller r Mr KOlOS9Ik9 Mlss Goff Mrs ulnlavln Mrs Leallnem Mass Newman Mrs Mahoney Mr Allen CHARLOTTE TEACHERS Top Mr Blrd Miss Brlggs Muss Nucnlellu Mnss Slrmarer Mass Demo Mr Courlney 2nd Mr Tracy Miss Slclff Miss Clayman Miss Sfowell Mr Benneif Mr Wesfburg lsf Mr Pmder Mnss Van Als+yne Dr Gell Miss Eddy Mr uenan q . V' ,P K I Q ...r f 7 , f , 7 fnfg z.f' flu -Juv...-'-, , . n ' -W. , gh, 71. up., ,fi ,. ...-rfffwph V A Hi. .A ...ya-A-Q-vw, . , , - . . - V A w Q' ,zqgm 1 ' ,. My---.as , -- - 1 ,.,- 6' , r iv 4 'I ' v' x' ,Q '-?..fg.4xQ:-52,1 ' --uf-in-' -' Y J 'HV' Q ,nf V lwf.. ' , J' aa,,'.-'-:- 'i..,..-' Sill! a 6 ff 4133: A-Q Jkkbrbq .vU. , r . 'y - v nib... -41. - 4 , sS v - Q '.bq.v.4 . L on -4 K 1 ' .si- ecza aiured 41 lhe New Yorl4 Central Bridge The rallroad brldge was erected IH order to transport fruit from this area Before the Stut ple from Summerville walked over the railroad bridge to come to Charlotte It IS now lust a connection between Charlotte and pomts east son Street Bridge was completed in 1918, peo- CHRISTMAS WINDCDW fnfkf lfff ,401 24017 ff fc AJMJQZMQQ ff-171 ajffafjf- fiend. I 4717 Q4-av!!-J' 3 F om leff fo righf: Daggs, Appleion, Miss Nuciielli, Sfringham ,fx ,ff . , 4,0 .' 147 ,, y .U ,, ,L . :lf 'I r ' . x' 1 1, af Q 1' f - f fy' : f' tg 614' , , ' T73 L.. 261 AUTO DRIVING W 19-ss, SFX l gm! f.f,,1,.1 A i'vWTRAiNlNi3X,AR BAND DEX VE CHEMISTRY CRAFT SCI-IM 00 RACE fm Top row McKinley Frlday Colvin 'Xi drow Johnson M Hhoffer Graham Collins sfa row Applefon cafbone TA B l. E T E N N I S DANCING I 1 V81 'P sf! EAN MHZ QE- 5 r g 7 Y ,Katy Levi V 2' - -rv , in ,Y ' gi' 1 ? 1 1 Q Q Q ff 'S' R-f . , Q it 3 uf if ,.-.1 5 5 , i I 1 T s 1 E 1 33 ' nnszrr '. N as .-.......- vm- ? K V. Q fm A f f' , . 15 THE NEW 535 , l'l Qi 4. ,Mo mm W v-A Q-f Q 4 f nv .xg SL '. K.. ' 'L X 'ra' W fx' L , . fx'-'. Lg-. 'f t ' A-f' 'cf K u . Q' 1 Q if - zv'-si' A v' ' I , 'Q it , ' . , s' .3 . t i. Q 4 1 s 4' I i . ' 1 x A A x. . F ' rw .. .. - , f e if ff . I 1 - K H , - M' - ..', V ,' .. ,.w.e-A V .. - '-Q., '.'. .. ' nl' bi - g.. L x ,gov w vi- ',a ' I A - ',f J' M M ' 'iq n ' ' - ' , -4 ,-Q f ., - .L . - . - A -, f -. - ,.-.-:.' NY' X. '. W v . .1 W... .Zu ,F x X --. ' K ,. t ,,, ,Ar , ,, , X , . A. -- . lt y .Q .Zi W ' Q-'Fl':xf...., A. . ,ggrkv--.,2 -' ' 8 -. - N21 Sr Georges l'lall St George s Hall will be remembered to some Rochesterrans as a roller skatrng rrnk whrch stood on the corner of Stutson Street and Lake Avenue Thus burldlng was purchased In 1886 and used for church services untll 1892 when the hall was moved south on Lake Avenue to make room for a church proper From 1892 to thrs year the old roller rrnk has served as a for socral actrvrtres The drlaprdated state of thus burldrng has made rt rmperatrve to burld a new hall and the old structure rs being de molrshed I , . I . I . parish house and a general community center Pop Cords Warney, Miss Miner, Dill Mueller lack row: Murphy, Delaney, Hon- well 2nd row: Miles Giarclino lsfrowz Herman, Clemenrs, Mul- leff SENIOR CQMMITTEES Rings and pins Boneliam, Miss Miner, Giarclino, Delaney, De Felice Candy Bacl: row: Holly, Peelh, Prilclward, Trussel Fronr row: Spaulding, Bond l-lots From leff fo righf: Hed, Lacy, Mal- colm, Kirby, Mr. Bartholomew, Gil- ber? Z' A I33 STUDENT EXECUTWE CCDUNCIL Baclt row Mr Frasch Myers Hed S auld M D p mg r emson Gauch Seemann Spauldtng Allan Reynolds lst row Westburg Gerew Mueller Wrtght Sctaldone Miss Miner The Executive Council ts the governung body ofthe Students Assoctatton The counctl plans events and parttes to rouse money fo both acttvltles wlthm the school and drtves outssde of the school It also approves appotntments of many student ofhces creates the school budget each year and checks the malor actnvl ttes an order that they may run smoothly Much of the correspondence carrled on with other schools comes prtmaruly from the members of the Executtve Councul It as usually true that these members are of htgh scholastic abzllty and possess qualtttes of leadership The councul an actton wlth Mr Demson Miss Miner and Mr Frasch as :ts advnsers IS ct perfect example of democrattc school government wtth nts mne students actuvnty representatuves and the press dent the vnce presldent the secretary and the treas urer ofthe school all workmg toward o goal of better understandnng hugher spnrut and smoother tuncttov ng of the students government at Charlotte CCDUNCIL SENIQLQ COUNCIL .l Top row Myers H-II Hed Wesfburg Helwng Fraser Thurdrow Aldrnch Moslrowufz Malls Smlflw Seemann Wolf Second row Ol'l'O Salmon Weller Derby Graham Smnfh Furs? row Mass Mmer Allen Myers Wrlglnl Goodwln JUNICDR COUNCIL J Top row Wolf Falerdeau Reeves Wea+l1erby Pray Ferguson Rcberls L33 Thnrd row Bolfon Nafier Neuner Damly Mlllhcfer Balmer E.1s+ance Second row Waqnowslcn Fmzer Suss Chambers OHly Brown Fnrs+ row Mr Frasclw Tompkins Spauldmg Reynolds Sclaldone 1 4 - 1 , - ' ' X v ' .e ,, 1 ' 2 2 I , 6 Q ' A V ,. ' V -, X ' - - , - E - ' 1' 'M' 34 5 - . ' I fs ' Ax, I , s G I V J V' . l 12 3 f G 45' V 4 ,I x. , , l r L Q' V' z fy 1 V, Y r 7 I fi li I I - V , i 3 g df, ' 1 ' F 1 L T 71 - if l A V f' Q ,ll B xx X 1 1 .3 P X .A V , . A 2: A , : 1 - , - . gif : f li K x K . I 4 . 5. s , ' ' - i 9- K 1, I ' . . I' l .X' 5 -f ' 25 , . 'Var lu. 8 '4 I . , N . L? x. s , A F 1 1 I . 'V 1 1 NATIONAL I-TCNCDR SQCIETY HONOR SOCIETY Z 7' '53 Omcers Wesiburg Pendenf Aldr ch Secrefnry Mr Wesfburg Ad user Krby Vice Pes den? l-IONCDP LES BABILLARDS e I no olw eco d o s n e Lacy Gee e X l I N. 1 R Ti L ' '24 J as W 7 . i W M 2 , r ' 5 i , I . , v' 3 i , ' - r i Bacln row: Muir, McGl nn, Griswold, M'ss De i , Br m all, Meyer, Turpin S n r w: Mill , He clry, Se mann, Perrin, , r n Third row: Willey, Sauclie, Chambers, Sfefson f V 2 T I-:J 2 fri? , 4 : 3 ' . 5 A K VJ if W x K. qt' Q ,Q . l U , . l i ' Tw f X . I f ' 6- Q ' x 'z ' v T, V 5 O U T - f 4. 8 T' h V- ap, , , ' .1 ' Q R A I g X X COMMERCIAL I-ICDNGI2 SGCIETY 1 - '-l V , I V. K, 1 Clamonh Gorow Mm Newman Sfonograbor Socnsi Haus rlini SOCIETIES QPTIMATES Top row Schoeberlenn Yosi Moyer Greswold Lacy Aldrnch Gofiscluallr Moslxownlz Courlney Frffh row Herlzberger Reynolds Woodman Murphy Delfman Holly McPherson Kurby Spence Fourlh row Bower Mueller Galloway Sprag Wmgale Curhn TuI+Ie Tlwurd row Corrlgan Bond G aham Weller Gurnee Mrs Denise Warney Cooper Wnndf Second row Gauch Galloway Howard Gauch Moslmowrlz Wesfburg Hed Myers Boflom row LoH Dull DeFeIrce Buiforflold Cobb Swui Soomann Top row Memwneser Thomson Lott Healy Gretzner Scmldone Thlrd row Warney McGlen Spauldlng McClellan Heeks Gregory Second row DeFelIce Wadsworth Schmldt CUHGIYI Vragel Flrst row Perrln, Lacy Sweet Gauch Brothers Coleman STUDENT ASSEMBLY CQMMITTEE The Student Assembly PlannIng CommIttee was formed ID September T947 under the chaIrmanshIp of DCVld Delaney The commIttee members were chosen as they IndIcated Interest In assembly plan nIng Faculty members were appoInted to the com mlttee accordIng to theIr specIal fields The Assembly CommIttee began ITS work by out llnlng programs and makIng suggestIons for better assemblIes ln October a health Skll was planned ThIs assembly marked the begInnIng of the commlt tees program Durmg the rest of the term the com mIttee studled past programs and developed Ideas for Improvement In March of T948 LOIS Gauch succeeded Davud De laney as chaIrman At the Easter T948 assembly the commIttee presented the Rrst fully planned program whlch Included vocal and Instrumental solos an Easter story and communIty Slnglng The Student Assembly PlonnIng CommIttee decIded to plan all senIor and combIned assemblIes Each mem ber brIngs Ideas to the meetIng All assemblIes are out lIned durIng the meetIngs and IndIvIdual members are appolnted to carry out the VGFIOUS detaIls Some of the assemblIes durIng the year are planned by specItTc school UCTIVITIES In such cases the commIttee approves the program Translake and SenIor MovIng Up Day assemblIes are examples of thIs ln September of T948 the commIttee F9C6IVed rep resentatIon on the EXECUTIVE CouncIl It was decIded that the chaIrman should be the ofTlcIal representa were elected assustant chaIrman and secretary respec tIvely The commIttee has presented thIs year It Pays to Be lgnorant a Talent Show Secret Land a documen tary fllm Admlral Byrd and hIs Antarctlca ExpedItIon DIabolIcal Clrcle ThanksgIvIng Play Chrlstophers Candle ChrIstmas Play MIracles For All by Fred Hart man The Student Assembly Planmng CommIttee has en deavored to present better assembly programs Help ful SUQQESTIOHS and crItIcIsms have always been wel comed . I I . . . . . . . , I - ' A' tive. In October, Beatrice Brothers and Mary Sweet I . I ' - . . - f 2 , - ' ' ' . . . . . . , - , 2 I p . ' ' ' 1 T I ' I CHARLOTTESHQGERS Top row Schrmdf Gnenlfz Herr Endmger Carns Place Second row Lacy Johnson Schaeffer Andrus Nagel Manuel Johnson Thnrd row Collins Franlrlun OHo Frazer Halpun Koch Bourbon Fourfh row Saucle Wlndi Hendry Mr Allen Ward Palombl Lerch TRANSLAKE S+anclung Holly, Spauldung, Bryce, Greene, Cornell, Hari, Dr Gall, Hed, Clark, Kirby, Carlson, Mr Berfholomew, Dr Wusharf li59 Sealed Derby, Tagged, DeFeluce, Tracy, Hull, Mass Golf Koesfer, Malcolm, Mr Courfney 1 , -, 5 l 6 K , 3.7 l E- .: ..' ,V K c ' ' - . J , v r +7 sl' ' ' J, f - X Q' , ., +0 l 3 1 z -. v Q if l li I ' r 1 I J ' 'Ht ' 0 1 J l K 2 1 6 . L- - X -. 9 Y? . NY . .f K 1 5289? A . 4 ' f rfb ,, - . XM-ami?-if wx ,ff fi X llfx 'T Sb T555 KQVQW XM X x 1 fhklffpgoz 2-bg K MAJCDRETTES r- J. 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Pilot ......... 400 Total ........ 52,240 Co-op is the student financial plan to raise money to underwrite all student activities. This committee functions through the students, who pay to the home- room representatives the sum of two dollars and fifty cents over a period of fourteen weeks. The representa- tive in turn gives the money to the Co op Committee office The Co op Committee consists of about ten students with Ann Spaulding as chairman and Kenneth Hed as publicity manager Mr Frasch is the adviser of the committee. This committee keeps an accurate account ot the money turned in, then deposits it with Mr. Tracy, school treasurer, who releases it in accordance with the school budget. By belonging to Co-op you are entitled to free ad- mission to many home games and wrestling matches, a teen canteen, senior and iunior high school parties, and a free Pilot monthly. Most important, you may pur- chase a copy of the Witan tor one dollar, while non- Co-op members have to pay the full price of three dollars and fifty cents, if there are any available. Nearly all activities in school are practically, and in some cases completely, Hnanced by Co-op. The Service League is an organization consisting of several groups whose aim, objective, and purpose is to serve the school community. lt was started with the opening of the new Charlotte High School, under the direction of Mr. Everett Woodman. The present direc- tor is Mr. F. Alton Frasch. Chairman of the different member groups are as follows: 'l. Bank Clerks-Arlene Johnson The bank clerks are responsible for the thrift program in the school and have charge of the deposits made on Monday mornings. 2. Book Store Helpers-Geraldine Quant The Book Store is open daily before and after school to sell school supplies to the students. 3. Cafeteria Monitors-Lawrence Wolf These monitors assist in keeping order in the lunch room. They also provide music throughout the lunch hour to make it more enjoyable. . Fire Drill Flag Squad-Robert Anderson This squad assembles at the front entrance at the end of each fire drill and by the use of yellow or orange fiags recall the students to their classes Hall Monitors Kenneth Hed Hall Monitors are on duty throughout the day to act as guides and messengers. 6. Library Assistants-Shirley Street These assistants work in the library, helping Miss Cashman check books. 7. Lost and Found-Carol Olcott On duty before and after school helping to restore lost articles to their rightful owners. 8. Office Practice Assistants-Jean Herrick These girls help different teachers with any work they may have, staying with one teacher for half a term and then changing to another for the second term. Each girl may have a different teacher or sometimes there are as many as three girls to one teacher. . Safety Squad-Herman Grieger The Safety Squad is in charge of student safety at street crossings and on school property con- ducting inspections of the building and taking charge of the yard clean-ups in the spring. Assisting Mr Frasch in the supervision of the Service League are Mr Donald Bartholomew Mr George E Bird Miss Helen Cashman Mr Edward Courtney Miss Ethel Newman Mr William Quenen Miss Helen Sklff and Miss Hazel Stowell SERVICE LEAGUE COUNCIL ,74- -f' -17 48 Beung of Llnsound Nluncl We the class of June 1949 of Charlotte Hugh School Cnty of Rochester County of Monroe State of New York beung of unsound mund and body do here by declare and publush thus our last Wull and Testa ment un the manner followung that us to soy To Robert Pugnone we bequeath the football prowess of Muke Guarduno star guard last season Dave Leo Delaney leaves hus dancung popular uty to Dave Schuefer To Dr Gell we bequeath one dozen washers to We durect that all our debts and class Indebtedness be paud The Englush IV classes leave a blueprunt to Mr Westburg concernung the constructuon of a Luttle whute house wuth nothung but a fence runnung around the yard We bequeath Muss Doehler a Iufe suze pucture of Charley Atlas to replace those horrud Esquure Models To Mr Quenan our beloved mentor we leave one Doc Blanchard sans a Glenn Davis Tom Desmond leaves hus Uruguuan concept of Better government to Eddue Eunsteun Parks Frank Makowuecku leaves hus hugh scorung abuluty to Pat fPumperJ Parshall Skup Greene guves hus Churchull Downs uockey umform to Pat Farley Don Holly relunquushes hus Ball and Chaun t Don Moyer Julene Malcolm s know all us left to some am butuous lunuor Eddue Meyers leaves hus keys to the capable Bull Howard To any member of the .lunuor class plannung to take solud next year we leave Betty Crockers reclpe for chocolate cake Zuggy Boneham leaves 79? Betty Dull Aluce Sechrust Barbara Payne and Cath erune Johnson leave theur cheerleadung abulutues to Barbara Butzer Sue Mulhofer Kay Bruggs and the Long susters Loder Bryce leaves hus Mystery Vouce to next year s Teen Canteens repaur those druppung faucets un Translake Irma Wadsworth leaves her vum vugor and vu taluty to next years basketball team Jum Wrught Duck Daggs and Stan Dettman leave theur copues of Howto Wun Fruends and Influence People un Small Towns to three adventurous uunuors Shurley Saucke leaves her ready blush to Pat Wulley Pat DeFeluce bequeathes her quauntness to Margue Weller Roger Um not balcll Hull leaves hus wug to Jum Loretta Derby leaves to Mr Quenan s track team her abuluty to run non stop from the bus to home room Duck Berndt and Duann Mueller leave theur cozy nook near room 145 to Ray Groshans and Matty Webber on condutuon that they tolerate the con stant rubbung from Muss Doehler Mrs Mutchell and Muss Bruggs Tom Woodman leaves hus fruendly smule to the un dufferent Bull Fruday Loder Bryce and Don Holly leave one well sharpened pencul to Mr Westburg to replace the one he used correctung the class Prophecy IN WITNESS WHEREOF we hereunto subscrube our names at Rochester New York the 1st day of February un the year one thousand nune hundred and forty nune Testator DON HOLLY Wutness TOM WOODMAN SALLY LOTT ll . . ll , , ' 15. ' , ' ' , - 16. ' ' - ' ' 1 ' 1 17. . .L . . . ,, . . ,, . . ' . 18' ll ll a I 1 a- 2. ' ' . ' ' . I . . ,, . 19. . . I . 3. u 1 - a u F ' . n u - u - ' 4' - I I 21. ' ' ' 5. I . I . 22. I 1 1 s . ll ll - H - - ff . Gardner, for next year's assemblies. 6 . . . . . . . 23, , f 7. ,, . ,, . . . . - . 24. ' ' ' 8. ' ' ' ' o . . 9. I Il ll ' 1 l . ' I l . . ' . u 25' 1 . . p - -lo. - ' ll ll ' . . . . ' 26. - 11. ' ' ' , I 12. ' , , , 13' . I . . I - ' ' - 14. ' Il ' ll I f i f- ' Ziff! F 2 -. -4. V4 'ji' .QQ L' ' I 2' ' kk 'ui . 5 , 1 A I u Lf kb q, , ,I , . . m,,,M' 'u Lf: fm, A I ' Q 1 , V-- - UT' a b ggi nm. 'ffikg-? -1 cw I - 5 ' 4 Q 1. ' a Pj ' ' ' - W FOX W- ' Q po fd f my N wat'-Aa-jf, lv ' A , K X 5 I qs 1 Q -l-he Qntono Ho o ot' Ho o ot' Ho o ot' The cor ferry us blowlng for the bridges slowly the Stutson Street Brldge begins to ruse the New York Cen trol Bridge begins to turn ond the terry sllps If you llve on the Irondequolt slde of the rlver you moy be woltlng forthe bridge to come down ogcln so you will not be lote to your oppolnt ment In the summer one ferry runs on doylught schedule to Cobourg Comodo ond for about S2 OO you may go obrood for on delightful doy You may bring your food or buy It on the boot but be sure to provnde for two bug meols' 2 I . . . I . owoy with cors ond cors of cool for Conodcl. I - I I I Mr. Erenstone Lesser Erenstone came to Charlotte High School as a phy- sical education teacher in January 1928. Charlotte was one ofthe hrst secondary schools in this section to initiate individual health training and Mr. Erenstone was considered one of the best instructors in that field. Known to the teachers as Less and to most ofthe students as Snufly he has become one of the bcst loved teachers and coaches at Charlotte and has won recognition over the years for his kindliness, gentleness and In 1908 while still a youngster Snufty as a member of the United States Olympic Team competed in the gymnastic events at Frankfurt-on-the-Main Germany. From 1910 until 1916 he taught in the Batavia School for the Blind where as a hobby he learned to read the Braille system. He has been a scoutmaster in Genesee County and an examiner for m-rit badges. TRACK TEAM in i , ll ll I 1 ll ,fl K Q I G I ' sportsmanlike character. ll ll , , , , I I If , , , C 0 1 0 ' ' . V . 1- s 1 l ' . n- 'f Q I Q X 5, If 2 V+ iw-A M. r ' , H.: A v In-:ur f 'I' 'ff WE P f f 'L 7 1 . , ,fr . X 5 f' an fs' 1 . ' ' V U P ' - f ' z N . A X Q C X -9- KM ... 'Hb R Y Sv. -. 'Q' I ' k B Q4 1 gl- ,f ?'TW HW: ' A Vf V fl! 15 X! f f zlf gf.!.,,. .1 .,,..g,,,g.a.:,, V . I 7 1 K 'i xQ L.: 3 C 4 f N' 3 .- . 74. .'l'. Y ?'fiN l Y' QMS '-'-'I 1. - 1 1 4? ' af WRESTLING TEAM SWIMMING TEAM VARSITY SPCDRTS FOOTBALL 949 SOCCER BASKETBALL 1 D51 N l E N N l S Top row Aldrrch Galloway Chambers Cobb Second ro Wood Boflom ro Shea Mueller Mxss Brlggs rss Top row Payne Smlih Corrigan Vahl Smlfh Mrlls DeSmn+h Fourfh row Har? Clinch Sprag Salmon Leonard Welch Moslcownfz N C l L Thlrcl row Laufer Wmga+e Graham Fravel Galloway MacKay Allen Wlndf Aldrlch Second row Miss Eddy Lane Gauch Weller Vragel Bower Furs? row Hendry Grau Sluder Ingersol Mueller JUNIQR I-IIGI-I DANCING W1 RHYTHM MERMAIDS RED CROSS COMMITTEE CHEERLEADERS .4 I-ICDRTICLILTURE DEPARTMENT Q 4 .nw Q C: 1 'V if K TIE .I 4' 3 C T 1 V Vg, V, gig P 'z T583 The class of T949 belng of generous nature, presents copies of the following llterature to Jack and the Beanstalk True Love Confesslons Alnce In Wonderland The Egg and I Callmg All Grrls The Case ot the Lucky Legs Wac s At Work Call Me Charley The Lone Rnder The Bride s Cook Book Drums Ten Easy Lessons In Magic Shannon s Way Gentleman s Agreement The Human Comedy For Whom the Bell Tolls Arthur Takes Over Horse Racung Form The New Yorker The Card Wnzard Celebrities Cook Book Eager Heart As I Was Sayung Golden Slnppers Winston Snmplnfled Dnctuonary Stan Butzer Bob Spotts Allce Sechrlst Don Holly Jlm Wrnght Ruth Lane Nornne DeSmuth Charles Mambrettl Tom Roethel Marlon Studer Herman Grleger Phyllns Perrm Tom Woodman Ken Griswold Laura Vahl Dorothy Franklm Slap Greene Jlm Carlson Tom Desmond Shnrley Gilbert Roby Mahrt Kate Johnson Jummy Boneham Loder Bryce TWO on 0 COHYIHSH? 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