Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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GUI? VICE-PRINCIPAL To lhe class of l955: ll has been a real pleasure lo lcnow you and worlc wilh you. lndividually and colleclively you have exemplified lhe spiril of Charlolle High School. To me, a newcomer lhis year, il has been a genuine ioy lo experience lhis spiril. Two qualifies have impressed me parlicularly as being characlerislic of Charlolle High sludenls in general and ol The class of l955 in parlicular. One ol lhese is friendliness-expressed in a general spirit of good will. The olher is loyalfy - lo each olher and 'ro lhe ideals of lhe school. May you ever relain These qualifies. Besl wishes lo all ol you. Abe A. Hollander .T . rf, w' is ,. wi as seep , ' ' L V .K 4 Mr. Abe A. Hollander Our new Vice-Principal, lvlr. Hollander, was gradualed from lhe Universily ol Rochesler in l937 and received his Masler of Arls degree in l948. He lives in Rochesler wllh his wife and lwo daughlers, Rulh 4, and Ann Ellen, 9. lvlr. Hollander comes lo us from Wesl High where lor lhe pasl lwo years he has been Boys' Adviser. Prior lo lhal lime he laughl American Hislory and Problems ol American Democracy. Besides his worlc al Charlolle, lvlr. Hollander is presidenl ol lhe Rochesler Teachers Associalion. His lavorile recrealions include lennis, handball, reading and classical music. Our class is happy lo welcome him lo Charlolle High School.

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Mr. Glenn M. Denison Mr. Denison, a nalive of Weslfield, N. Y., has laughf al Charlolfe lhroughoul his enfire career. l-le was graduaied from Colgale Universiiy in l923 and received his lvlasier of Aris degree from lhe Universily of Rochesler. Since l925, he has advanced from mafh leacher lhrough Vice-Principal, and in I946 he became Principal. l le has ably guided Charlolle High lhrough ifs years of grea'res+ expansion. Mr. Denison's goodwill, sincere co-operalion and infelligenl guidance have been an ever in- creasing help fo us, loolh as individuals and as a school organizalion. CUP PRINCIPAL All oi us have a lendency 'ro mislrusf and dislike whal we do no+ know: a new classmale or a new neighbor wilh unfamiliar clolhing, an unusual accenl, or a diflereni color of skin. Soon lhese differences are lorgoilen. The slranger is no longer sirange. We like folks we know. People everywhere are very much like us. l am glad lhis i955 WITAN emphasizes lhal all men are broihers. Our need Today, as always, is Thai peoples, noi iusl diplomals, gel 'ro know and under- sland each olher. Then and only Then will peace be cerlain. May our class of i955 play ils lull parl in bringing Jrhis underslanding. No lask is more imporlanl. G. M. Denison

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T101 Mr Hollander Miss Mme' M' Frascl, OUR GUIDANCE STAFF The Guidance Siafl funcllons under The direcinon of Mr Hollander Miss Miner and Mr Frasch They have helped us solve problems ranging from orienlahon in ihe 7+h grade io college 6pplIC6l'lOl'l5 in our senior year Our class leaves wiih a feeling of grahlude 'foward +his group knowing Thai 'rheir advice and counsel will sland us IN good siead over The years Front Row, lelt to ight: 11th Grade' Mr. Waide Miss Left to Right: Junior High- Mr. Frasch Mr. Robinson. BON- Sewnd ROW: 'l0il1 Grade' Mr. Heidenreich M . Gross. Atv iw K