Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

7 Charlotte High School Rochester, New York TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Foreword Memorials Witan Staff Faculty and Administration Seniors . Limelight Student Government Features Activities Sports Boys Girls gr , WY -11 ...M ,,,,4- I r l 9 1 .1 I , J '9 li' ' of . 4-' f, iq... ' J' 'KA' U .V , i ' . 'f'wh.,nwv'rw-ng, 5 y h , E if P ljlx By Waters of Ontario, beside the Genesee In Grace and quiet beauty, Charlotte will ever be. In the above words from our Alma Mater the theme of the 1957 Witan, Time and Tide is expressed, in its truest sense. Charlotte High School has maintained its proud position for 53 years and during this time many generations of youth have been influenced. Throughout history, youth has always been the ideal time of life. If this were not so, why should those who have it, live in dreams of it, build their lives from it, and live with the memory of it? Like the waves of Lake Ontario endlessly rolling upon the sand, thousands of students have entered the portals of our school, and after charting their courses, making life long friends and participating in various activities- moved out into the sea of life, just as the Genesee River continues to wind its way to the Lake. Youths' adven- tures and activities are livelier than those of old age. Imagination seems to flow more easily across their minds like the tide. To Youth comes new ideas, new thoughts, new plans, all of which are surrounded with the en- thusiasm that only Youth displays in its undertaking and only time will tell what is to be. The theme of Time and Tide lends itself naturally to Charlotte High School because of its age and locale. We, the Class of 1957, hope that you the readers con- cur with us in the thought that it is logical and germane. Remember, Time and Tide wait for no man. 1Nr.1a -'- -SW' - 'luv- 'WZ ' .V x ,L , M. DEDICATION -in wi' Death be not proud though some have Called thee Mighty ard dreadful for thou art not so For those whom thou think st thou dost overthrow Dte not poor Death nor vet canst thou kzll me JOHN Dorwe DdVld Gerhard a member of the Class of 1957 was fatally mjured Aprll 4 1955 A graduate of School No 42 he was a member of the Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers and was actlve 1n church and church HCIIVIIICS He enjoyed hortlculture com collect mg skung sclence and mathemattcs At Charlotte Hlgh School he was a member of the Cross Country Team the Cholr and was con ttnuously on the Honor Roll Although hrs accomphshments were many we shall remember htm for much more We shall remember htm for hrs plans for the future which were never reallzed for the tlmes ln Mrs Mntchell s Geometry class when he challenged and tried to dlsprove accepted though controverslal theorems for the tlmes when he showed us drawmgs he had made of sports cars 1n futurlstlc desxgns Above all we shall remember hum for hrs smcerrty frlendlmess depth of thought strength of character and leadershtp for these Dave wxll always occupy a place m our hearts and mlnds 6 Q. g I 7 -trstw' ,,5,tg,f ,. Q .R 5 y zffns, ie' P11 , ,, ,hgh .1 7 l 1 , - - 1 t . . - Jr I I , ' a 1 9 ' ' 5 9 3 7 . , ' 7 7 5 ' 1 s ' , . 7 . . . , 3 V Q 9 9 T Edward C Lourtnew Mr Edward Qourtnev was a teacher ses But for students and colleagues both he taught them much outslde of class For manv of us as well as Nir Courtnex the sehool das beffan IU the book store lNotebooles penells book cosers and bus tokens were stocls on shelses but cheer frlendlmess sxmpatheue mterest for all passe rs by were the stoele IH trade WlthOUt pr1ce Fam1l1ar IS the swht of M1 Courtnex standlnff beslde the open vate of some field esent outdoors Cashbox 15 under h1s arm but earnest mquuw IS on h1s l1ps as he ffreeted h1s boss h1s ffxrls hrs newhhors and hrs fuends to chat about thexr com mes m and qolngs out For wears Mr C ourtnex was a coach of asplrlnff athletes As cross country mentor as tracle meet ofhelal or JUTIIOI baseball Coach he tramed runners for the race he helped batters learn the game Too lonff too hard too h1fh too much were words unused IH h1s xocabularx WN hat neva C an xou use some helpw' or Here let me earn were words so charaeter1st1e for deeds 1n actxon There IS a de stlm that malses us brothers None ffoes hrs w ax alone All that we se nd into the 11x es of others Comes back lnto our own I care not w h xt h1s temples or hxs creeds One thlnff holds hrm and fast Ijhat mto hxs fate ful heap of daxs and deeds The soul of a man 19 east Edw ID Niarlehaml 7 V V V . .. I Y xv x v'x x . I . I . , , V, ' V , 1 V s. -- I .1 ,. . 'S . I , , . . .. , ,- V, ., V . . V , . ,, .5 ,, , . . , V . V 1 - V - V V - V , H, I , . . . -- xv ' 1' ' r A ' , H f w ,V s- . V s V , ., 1 . . . . , 5 , If ,F ,- , , . , ,Y - , .V V. A V V V s V 1 , . I . 5 .. ,. , p w ' V x VA . . 1 - + 1 V . V V ., . , V V D. V N - - ,- 4. ' .. 1 Y I X s. x X A , as V - s V -s Y x- .- v A 5 . . . . , V n- r t . , . ., . , ,. . 1 . , , , , ,. 5 . .- in 52 lah QV-an Foreqround' R VVilli'uns P lowenuuth Yfrztwl' Mr Ht-rvou K C'olem'in K Sturdv Mrs Lewthexn Strlndinf: K. Lung, . . .janet Huber . . . .james Smith Joan Matthews . . . .Dale Stothard John Perduyn . . . .Arthur DeHey G. Giroth, Bi Schrader: Eilrorisythf-. i L I i V y A A i l I 1, i L i A The WITAN EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...... ...... K ipp Sturdy Aft . - - Stud:-nt ci0X'i'IiI1I1lt'Ill . . ...... George Groth COVCI' - - Features ......,.., . . .Kathleen Coleman DiVidf'1'S Activities . . . ...... Kerin Lung Sports . . . C3ft00f15 Boys . . . . . .Robert Williams Girls . . . . .Barbara Schrader Addsel' - - - ---- Mrs- Janet Feddcf Advisers . . . Photo Staff Seniors . . . Quotations .. Pic't11rt's . . Data ..... Linn-light Mrs. Jane Leathem Mr. Riehard Herzog ......Katy Yost . . . .Judy Lankford . . .Gail XN'hitehead .. ..,....,BeverlyBrooks Adviser . Typing . , Secretary . Marvin Hart Robert Braycr Larry VVebstvr . . . .Mrs. Ann Kerr . , . . , . , .Etta Forsythe Patricia Lowenguth Sezztfd: G. YYhitehe:td, Lztnkford, K. Yost, li, Brooks. lt! Row: E. Forsythe, G. Nelson, P, Murray, D, Laslce, B, Allen K. l.t1nu, Iznrcl, K. Co Golachuk, P. Poore, CI. eenauer, S. Folw er, R. VVillian1s, G. Lake l.. XYe'ir'r 8 Left to rzght T Schultz M Paeth L Webster M Hart R Brayer R DeHey A DeHey Mrs Kerr E Langdon PHOTO SERVICE STAFF X QW! Left to nght P Lowenguth G Whltehead K Coleman I Purduyn J Smlth R Uthe M Hughes S Guthtel J Huber J Mathews Mrs Fedder anet Bon Fedder came to Charlotte tn September 1933 She had majored 1n Art Educatlon 1n the Unnerslty of Rochester worked 1n Nfiemorlal Art Gallerv as as sxstant and been Art and Craft Drrector at Camp Onanda She lmmedtatelv became the Art Ad v1sor of The Yhtan and our yearbooks testxfx to the splendld job she has done She has sttmulated and encouraged her students to create to attempt new and XRIIOUS forms In competmon the W1tan has been awarded excellent ratmgs for cox er deswns and art work YVe shall mlss you Mrs Fedder We can only sav Thank You Mrs Janet Fedder 9 ART STAFF .' . , . . . v . . . , . , . . . . . . .' . , . . . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . 1 ' 2 . y. 1 . . . X , E , . ' 1 V , . . . as 19 Glenn M. Denison, Principal We, the Class of 1957 feel that we are privileged to have as our principal Mr. Glenn Denison. During his eleven years as Principal of Charlotte High School he has tried to solve all problems with equal fairness. Friendliness, good humor, and a sincere desire to know each student . . . these are only a few of the many fine qualities which Mr. Denison has shared with us. 10 To the Class of 1957: Many years ago Albert Einstein remarked that science cannot produce happiness un- til men produces sense. Making sense today means leaming quickly how to get along with each other. Only thus can individuals hope for hap- piness and peoples for peace. Make this a major goal of your con- tinuing education. All our good wishes go with you! G. M. Denison Charlotte High School has a new and welcome figure in its fold this year. From a combined job at East High School where he was both in charge of East High Annex and Vice principal of the school comes our new Vice principal Mr. Gates. Born in Hornell, N. Y., Mr. Gates grad- uated from Olean High School and worked in the shoe and the banking business be- fore attending Colgate University. Grad- uate study at the University of Rochester and Syracuse completed his educational background. Charles D. Gates, Vice Principal Miss Miner, Girls' Adviser Ml' Frwh BOYS Advlkl' K '55, W f S' sz Cf' nv' Ag 29 - E W .- . W' 'Q 732' A '. 1 X x ag? Q, ., x v N ge' ' R x ---9 ' ui! I' ,fx-.T ----ff-AU. 2' -if ' w 3 , Q ul: 1 ,ikkgq Sv A If -xv. , Q I I' , ,A 2 . if ,R , . 1 '51 . 'Q 31, ,M 'ik Wi ' ,k ' 3. li A In if 'L 'sf , as X K 1, 4? l .K 5 I 1 Xmi. U , df ji. iff Q xl. , F , if ii'- Mrs. Draxl, Mrs. Mxtchell Mr Goldstem Mlss Valerlo Mr Berndt Mrs Elsenburg MATHEMATICS CAFETERIA Mr. Forncrook, Mrs 3.1 .fl 1 - Q' 6 :ey f I 1 VZ J' 'ff Q A-of NV- . . ,sf W uyifp :Ii , ' ,aw +- s,.1 , , if ' ' 9 g L , A 5 i D 3, ASH 55, fkhgal 375 ,, ,. . t J M, 4. Q w ik! -1 ,lqgig ,,,, i 7 'Arr v 1 ,-H -5 ir -- - 5532. I .sf-P' ' 15.1 's .412 lt 7 ill Z!! 1 ' Qgfffru' K uhm xn naw a f 5 --:vi ,go .QL 1 ww? zfgiii' N Fl .,?-- r 936 WA' 5 in an I aug 4.10 fd iw 'a . 'f x 4.3, . b3,:Ax. 4- A . 0 ' ,Z if CQ' '5- Igfl, jf ff ,,,. 4- Apr rf I A.-n ', yi . yn-,J Mr. Donald Murray Miss Suzanne Withey SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Can we Seniors ever forget Miss Withey and Mr. Gross decorating the gym for the Junior Proni, or Mi'. Nlurray the day after the Senior liall, helping the clean-up crew? XYhen we were confused freshmen, hir. Robinson and Mr. Gross came to our rescue by starting us on our pathway to graduation. Mr. Heiclenreich and Mr. Gross kept us on our pathways during our sophomore year by counseling. In our Junior year we organized and elected class ollicers. Our advisors, Mr. Cross and Bliss lN'ithey helped us sell stationery. maga- zines. and present lNloonliQht and fVIusic.', Our Senior year has been filled with the Christmas candy sale, Northern LiQll1S.,, and plans for college and future voca- tions. XN'e feel that our accomplishments haxe been inany. and realize that we owe our success to our loyal class advisors. To you. our Senior fllass Advisors. we, the Class of 1957. give our sincere thank-you. ,ff VIL: r. Norm 4 B sg, 1 1 ea ka e 'W Mrs Madelyn Demse We at Charlotte are proud to clalm Mrs Madelxn Demse as our own After Uraduauon from Charlotte H1 h School she recelxed a B A from the Ln1xers1tv of Rochester an NI A rn Latm from Columbla Lm xersltx and returned to her own home school to teach Wow she 15 leax XVe shall remember her for the sm1le and cheerx xx ord she had for us XVe shall remember htr for her 1nttffr1tx of scholarsh1p YVe shall remember her for the asslstance she so ffentrouslx and wllllnqlw vase her students We shall remember her because uc tht facultx and students of Charlotte H1qh School hold her IH af'fect1onate esteem '77 h . ' ug 5. 7 5 A . V I . x , . W . W W . . . T .- ing Charlotte but we shall remember her. H t- t 1 A s. t Iv V' ' M lv 5 f PRESIDENT Donald Weatherby 196 Hardmg Rd Don ts clever an many ways whxch helped us through our hzgh school days SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT Wlllxam Newton Farmen W1 182 Pmecrest Dr Some hzgh school days have thezr delzghts but I prefer those high school mghts SECRETARY Janet E Jacques Jan 160 Stoneclxff Dr Her smzle ts her umbrella wzth never a ramy day FINANCIAL CHAIRMAN Carol Ann LeSchander Caz 29 Chesterfield Dr There s plenty o mzschzef m those eyes and oh how they can hypnohze' 23 V --- ---rv -Y---Y---Q SENIOR CLASS OF I957 BXRXXIXI XILIX Ir: ID XIIIIFI 1 n Uh XX4 I n Hu Ifrghqm Rd 1 hm 1 rr I I bl h yu I lhnu XXII-S Bxkr I XX I nn XXX IXXX BXRIHOIOXI XX Lhl' ROBERT X BECKXXITH Bobbx PXTRICIX IORR XINI BI IIhR PI IIN Slnnmrlxff Dr Ill' 1 hm urHe1cI Dr 1 II' XX heeldun Dr md mmm 111 lhf mmm ff Inn :J well M 11 m zum mud II url and soul zu all ln lr 4 mth 1011 I I In r yu fhn mmllm frm! zu' fm ,hmud auxf nf h r I1 1 1 X IXXXDIR J ISUIDX XR XRUI BUHRIR mm RUBIRI BR XYIR Ihumh IIIXIRIX XXX BRUUKN ex Y 'R n Ild 4 Nu nuhff Dr HI Hxrdmg RII fl YU H1117 I 7 I I 24 SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 DI XNNI' BXLH DH: JXXIID B-XKFR 11 Nhepplcr SL 173 Wmd or Rd Vufhze on h1f7f7X and unndurul Hs' 15 qulei and hx bu! oh uhaf a guy KN XRREX C BLINHXNI Bennx 35 C aslleford Rd -1 qulet manner mark! 11 gentleman 1 wi... DORIS BF RNE LKLR 39 Hopper Terr Readx ulfh a helping hand zrndlx ru NI and ah m grand 9. KN' HONY LXXILIQLMI 1, V PRXNK CARI U H n In-r Nl ' V wr CHXRXI XINF BHHLLR 04 um Clrclc Shao bf do bc' do uah C hirm Rlfibl-.LL BIRD Rus l Rmtz St 1 and s mr! and lm nd u zth 1 nfnlx rn: r CCCIHIO QYABVIH N1 Xl. X . 'rl-. .XXXL C RXXH XX .r u Sl pl vw 111 K ff' wr . Suzi mr mx. AA: r1 ' f. r'f:,: 1 :ff ,J ffnlffys, , ,f fgxq ,, A1,,g5 mx .rg num 1 rz SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 JOHN F. CURCHIN Curfh 173 Estall Rd. ,lf1f1!h1'l1ght.1g0 don n vhf uhf DENNIS DRISCOLI. Denny 176 Lll:11111n 51. A1 11111112 11l11gh1 lH11111l11-1-1h1'11'1111i1111r1 z111l.1i1111, JEAN .XNNE CIHXRRON -lrzxnlxit KARL CIHXRRON Gong 1982 l.11k1' .Xuz 4982 Lake .XMI A 1111121 11ll1h1' 11 h1l1'. II1' 11'h11 111115 hir u1111ilenIly11lz1111s szufrfd Y Jl'.XNl'l'.X I-lI:.XINli D.-XRNIELI. .Xrkz1nw1?' llvll 5111111 Dr. .lllh1111gh Xh1 1 111111 hw.-f11r11 1h1111:1 hilf -hr h111l11'111n11' 11 good frzrnd 111 11111111-of 111. 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XNN DE JOY EXRL Dl- RLE JOY CE XXX DPLFL 141 Uaxton St 671 Bfnnlngtnn Dr 634 Bntton Rd Shf 1114 an ull om: um lar: lntelllgrnff' 15 amporlanl She goes about ln her modes! wag nth all hm fharm and all her grace uhen going ou! m the uorld bun and quul all lhmu h the dam lxlNI IJXXIIJ HFHR IJXXID H-RLLNON hrg dh I ull Rd wl Bflm nr Rd 111 1 m ff 1 fvml. 1, zhl fhfflmfn lhfu h mmf ,uni mn z fffrhf Inm fx ll wil lljl nr In mzghl fm, 27 BONII X KR XXI: Bunnle l'H l halfurd Rd H1 fn er mow manual lhan am som, Q-1' FR Xxlx DIEHL Bulth 00 Xlnxxuod Rd lf do rua lhzn A ul ann r In flu nnthlng 5 5 jx , 3 1 K 4 I . QT, ' Lf .' ' Q1 '1 f.'. 1 5 ',' .iff I .Q A' I Q,',4, ..' f..'. '1' . -. 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I SUNJX Ul l'Hll'1l, Sandy DONALD GLUIYMER Gull VIRGINIA KLXRUI. Hl1I.l',l'lR'I' Ginger 4wT9l,g Q-.X -. ll I, fx. all f - Nm. f V X ' V' 'f , flulilx Ir lx If ju Th, mffimr uf hu wmzlf wrffzll 'm'n1'h 11 5 11 ' 1. lul. ' I' . 1' ' ff ' . SENIOR CLASS OF I957 JON I.DYN XRD FOX Foxy I XROI. .XXX i,UI.Xt1HL'Ii 'AI'Q1llrn TJ 'l'ivrn.m Bt. I I8 Dum.u1 Sl. mnA1I.11f,mA 1 1nx1Izlfr1Ilmlrrf1. 1a,fm,,,,.41I W wr, fm ,fm-ml, JRKI N IIXXICR1 XRUI C RI I 'N X BR I I K I NBI RC 1 rum D XX ID I URDOX KRUI H Squpekx v Ihndhurl r :Iv Brxluwn d IJ1Xurlon Sl l-Ib hu Nl nlrzlrulm in nmn mu 1' , nur inf um 41 uni un Inn! Mena II 11 rm tm mr through nm mu nhl am 4'- 14 ' o-L -Z i' l ..v X UI H IJ RHRXNDI Inu IRI .II KN HIN u JXIXN XIICHXII IX HXRI3 I U X 11 Kim N I I 1 nr r A V f I '79 -IXNI I HORNIR jXNl'I HLBIR 41 Imlllnghim Dr I-43 I mx Rd In fix In Zuuh ut al I1 ht ul lv Mmm Hea en un mfih SENIOR CLASS OF l957 XIX RN X DL XXI IFI'I ERXI XN Nicrn JLDITH LLLE 'N ll XRD judx I- DN X jXINLb I dd: XX ILLI XXI JONI S I fl L xl-Aland Xu Ha penn :I cpezfhle l wand Dr 'J L mgg Rd 'Ib Smnul1II Dr I Hemi uf 1 mann Zh: 11.101414 bf mh -In unul ning mm! ulh 11 lnnlx unh I muh! mm ml: r readm helpmg hand mmf 11 hu unix fomnnnl I I XIRLINIX LXlxI nm I r md 1 da JLDIIII XXX LXNKIORD unix IJIXXI: LLKIIIIL I XSIxI Sum: 1 -I XXaudhurl Ilx 1 h el V r ful 1 1 30 Luu 1.1 rl hun uf 'NN IRXNCIS I XX X rikmr SENIOR CLASS OF I957 NLNXN HL DNON Nut SIR arm' Rd Herz In on farlh ROLII R lx XRI IS ROBI R I IxUI I Ixl Ixup Ix II.: RO! I' R L X DLI' Pxerrc II3 Xlmfn Rd Ihfv Rlppluumd H.n1I.1nc.I PI. I1 hui ,tmnge lhmgl mm me Uh mfr! mystery U 11 I but Ill 11 r ll 'Ihmf uha an tall are 0 lrn able lo rem h Iazghn alntudfs R ,KW if XRTHLR IAILXRK1 BILL LEONARD BLU . , LEWY Luu1eA' f' Xu' - Q lil W: ,dlmzi Jr. IFTT Lake .Xu-. X XRK XRII I HLL HI-S Pm qx 'H Bnnmn Rd Pegx rd 1 hx ehfljfdu m fed Olav Jhv ye U uri I0 mm SHI-II X LX HH 4181! I ake Xu I prefix nl :J Ms a meladx WILLIAM L. LOCHNIER BxII Il Wm-xtwood Dr, M I L ff . U . V: 11 un. V: haze rzlvmdx m : ' 'prfn ,I marked fwuwnallllu. a huvmmg fm I1,halmu If the sky new lo 9 fndunznuf and med ren. SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 ,W x I Mun' J. x1.c1lxRRo1.1. Z1 Clusu-rHeld Dr. Hn jnmfnfr ll l.nau'n by I1 RUBl'lR'l il. IAUCIKI-1R Ill Babu 7.5 Yxrkrn Xu: 111: unlj lzxhm rx In kzll Innr. , - ' v i ' he ' Ili -3 31 4 1' :T Q Marx DOUGIAS NUNEIL Doug'4 DIXNI-Q MARIE Nil-QXGHICR DcDv'A lOl Pollard Ave. 37 Furgham Rd. M Jzlfnl f'. DMA hundsomf nh. wha! n guy' Lzlllr Irwnds 111111154 prow In br grval. Pal 194 NX nndwur Rd. 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Imllllll ll1111111111l1'1- 1 1 ' X 't mg N ' 11 '1- Nl ' P1 '11 51-11101 114111 CI111111111tt1'1- 1 LANIKFORD JUDITH Bowlmg 2 Basketball 2 Senror Ball 4 r Prom 3 The Robe 2 Badmmton 3 4 Lr hthouse Flashes 2 4 Home room Volleyball 3 Hr hland Flm 3 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Inter Hrgh Band 4 Op trmates 3 4 LASKE DIANE Senror Ball Comm 4 YV1tan 4 Bowlmg 3 Office Practrce 4 Commencement Lsher 3 Co ed Volleyball 4 LA VALLE LYNIN Band 2 3 4 Inter H1 h Band 4 Future Teachers of Amerrca 3 Audro V1s ual Ard Corps 4 LEONARD BILL SCHANDER CAROL Ushers 34 Com menccment Lshers 3 Senror Ball Comm 4 CoCha1rman of unror Prom 3 Wrtan 4 Chr Y 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 tCaptam of Bas lxetball Seasonj Homeroom Volleyball 23 Charlotte Smgers 3 Bowlrn 2 Office Prac t1ce 4 Executrxe Councrl 4 Frnanclal Charr man of Senror Class 4 LOCHNER WILLIAM LOCKER ROBERT Jr Prom Comm 3 Senror Ball Comm 4 Llghtmg Drrector The Robe 2 Hrghland Flmg 3 Lrghthouse Flashes 2 4 Theater Workshop 234 Stage Mana er 2 3 4 Vrce Pres1dent of Lrttle Theater 4 Can teen Comm 4 LOEWENGUTH PATRICIA Lshers 3 Cheer leader 2 3 4 Memorral Scholarshrp Comm 4 Sen1or Councrl 3 Canteen Comm 3 Home room Volleyball 23 Commencement Usher LUNG KERIN Optrmates 3 4 Senror Ball Comm 4 Lrttle Theater 23 Audro Vrsual Ard Corps 234 Ushers 3 Wrtan 4 Char lotte Slngers 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Inter Hrgh Band 234 Orchestra 234 Future Teachers of Amerrca 4 Hrghland Flmg 3 r Town Meet mg 3 Lrghthouse Flashes 2 4 Prlot 2 4 Can teen Comm 4 Open House 2 34 Bowling 2 3 Homeroom Volleyball 2 MAINWARING ROSSER Office Practrce 4 Jr Council 2 MATTESON Kerth Bowhng 3 Captam MATTHEWS JOAN Les Babrllards 3 Wrtan 4 Badmmton 3 Bowling 2 3 4 Lrghthouse Flashes 2,4, Photo Servrce 4, Frre Drrll Flag Squad 2,3,4, Ushers 3, Commencement Ush er 3 Senlor Ball Comm 4 r Prom Comm 3 Chr Y 3 Canteen Comm 2 3 NIcCARROLL VIARY Softball 3 Band 4 Or chestra 234 Ch1Y 3 Speedball 23 Red Cross Lrfe Saxrng 234 Homeroom Volley ball 2 3 Badmmton 2 3 Archery 4 NICNEIL DOLGLAS Wrestlmg 3 4 Optlmates 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 MEAGHER DIANE Softball 2 Bowlmg 3 4 Homeroom Volleyball 2 3 4 Lunchroom Cash rer 2 Vlessenger 2 IVIERTZ JOANNE Bowlrn 3 Office Practlce 4 The Robe 2 MILES RICHARD Standard Bearer 4 Bowlrn 3 Les Babrllards 3 4 MORF -IO ANN Office Practrce 4 Prlot 34 Commencement Lsher 3 The Robe 2 Swrm mm 2 Bowlrn 34 VIORRIS JUDITH Bowlrn 34 Wrtan-4 Bad mrnton 3 4 Ushers 3 Senror Ball Comm 4 Chr Y 3 4 Lrbrary Assrstant 2 3 4 MURDOCK WILLIAM Jr Councrl 3 Stage Crew 'VIURRAY PATRICIA Ch1Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Bowlrn 234 Wrtan 4 Badmmton 234 Ushers 3 Commencement Usher 3 Semor Ball Comm 4 r Prom Comm 3 Home room Volleyball 2 3 Co ed Volleyball 3 lice Practrce 4 Swrmmrng 2 Softball 23 Open House 3 NELSON GAIL Grrls Athletic Counc1l4 Chorr 2 Charlotte Smgers 3 Future Teachers of Amerrca 3 4 Homeroom Volleyball 2 3 Bowl ln 3 Senlor Ball Comm 4 Red Cross Swrm Leader 2 4 Swrmmmg 2 3 4 ODELL JUDITH Bowlmg 4 Semor Ball Comm 4 Homeroom Volleyball 3 Office Practrce 4 Messenger 3 OSWALD KAREN Bowlmg 234 Senror Ball Comm 4 Orchestra 234 Band 234 Audro Vrsual Ard Corps 234 Ch1Y 34 Semor Counc1l2 r Prom Comm 3 Optrmates 3 4 PARKER GARDA Bowlmg 2 Commencement Usher 3 Pllot 3 4 Feature Edrtor Swrmmm 2, Ushers 3,4 , - V K , . ,L - ,J. - 1. gj, 1 3 1 ' 1 ' 1' ' ' 'U ' . 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I ' N . . ' . G . 1 A 1 1 1 A - 5 ' . ' . 4 . , . . , . 0 0' . Q .V - 1 5 ' 1 , K , 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' ' 1 ' , , Y I Q , . Y , . ' . 3 I 1 95 7 1 1 1 J ' I 1 - - . - . ' - 1 ' 1 , . , . - 1 1 1 . . ,, - l . ' . . . . , . , , 3 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . y fl . 1 1 1 - 1 . , , . A '1 - 111 ' -' . ' ' . ' ,. 1 1 1,11 - 1 1 1' . - . . ' . , ' ,, 1 1 1 1 ' . ' . , 1 1 ' , . ,I , , l Il 1 -r 'P' E635 3 4 u HL. Q -Lo - -- I ai, L s ' u 4 f-K, QQ 'Q Q X, Cf' 5 h-f 11 Ysllfl 1 1 ,-ff ,ff ...Wg ,,, li . 1 ,s 'P Z 4' ' ff I I I 1 2 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government these two vyords mean so much to so few but so little to so many For some Stude nt Goyernment is held in esteem with undymff fery or but with many otheis indiffeienee seems to be the fenexal attitude Here at C haxlotte a student has unlimited opportunities to be a part of Studs nt Goyernment but only he has the power to exercise them Why is it then that many do not take an actlye part in it? Perhaps it is because they do not understand its functions or else they hay en t made a sincere attempt to become a part of It C harlotte can be proud thus far of the interest that many of its students haye taleen in Student Goyernment, but to remain so for the future well being of the se hool demands the education of the indifferent To an outsider the yyords Student Goyemrnent might mean that the school has some sort of svstem by yyhich the students haye partial control But what of Senior Executiye and l1l'11OI Councils Co op etc 7' Would these names mean anythinv to an outsider, Do they mean any th1n0 to the ayerave Charlotte student? The following quotations from the Student Hand Book should clarify some of the major questions concerning Student Goy ernment of representatiyes of the homerooms and actixities of the Senior ivfrades 10 123 and unior tqrades 7 93 H1-'fh respectiyely These councils discuss problems and proposals of their part of the school and present recommendations to the Executlve Council The Executiye Council COHSISKS of the ofhceis of the Senior and un1or Councils and of the Students ASSOCl3t1OH and also representatiy es of major school act1v1t1es This council acts on the recommendations of the other councils decides on the Co op Budffet runs many school projects and affairs Each sprint the President of the Students Association and the President and Vice President of both the Senior and uniox Councils are elected by the student body All other ofliceis are chosen the folloysinff fall The Charlotte High School Students Association depends on the interest and participation of all of its membeis for its existence YN ith continued support and pro motion bv the students this oreanivation vyill be able to carry out its yyorle as effec tively and proqressiy ely as it has in the past gn SN!! B 48 sc V - ' ' 3 ,j j , K . ., j . , . 1, 5 . I fl ' i - v 5 e e I- 1 e 1 s 1 ' T. 1 . I - P- e x V L' 1 v E , Y ' . 1 - 1 - . x v v T A x , x r I - - 1 ll 5 K e L I I 1 - 1 B . , ' 4 W l v I' ' , ' J ' , ., I - , .. ' -. . ' , Charlotte has three student councils. The Senior and Junior Councils are made up , . , - A . T 1 Q 4. y , . . Q . . - 1 . , . . . K f' ,, ,, A I If l 3 9 . G - II , I Q I x.'f Dave Oyer Gary Thompson John Perduxn A OUR PRESIDENTS Each spring it is the privilege of the Student Body at Charlotte to elect its three presidents. After being elected each assumes his specific responsibilities which may consume much time and effort on his part. VVe can truly say that this year has been a successful one and its success. although chiefly due throueh the efforts of the Senior Executive and Junior Councils, wasguicled by Hflur Presidents Posters for Presidents ,jf ..i ,- . xi, 2 W. Mr. Robinson 49 .S'rflfe1I.' I'1'.1Il.11'1-, R. IYilli.1111x. 'If xYUjIIUXVNIxI, .X Ii1ul11.11', Ii. Shultz, Il. xYt'.llIl4'I'IlX, NI. IIUQI11-N, K, St111'1Iy, U11r1'hi11, , ,. , , ,Y I j . 1J.iJx11,1. II11111111 A , sun, lx. Xuxt. IJ. Iiv'111v1 ke-11 .N.f1r111111N.' Il'I'lIllXIl, I,2llIIlI1lIl, Ii. .xIIl'Il. KI. II:11't, I-l'IIll'I'iI'5, R111 RuIm111s1111. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Whilv tha' I'1x1'1'11Iix1- 12111111111 hm 11111 111111 11p1'1g1t1f111 111111 N1111111xiNiy1g tl 1111-1-1-1141411112 9-111-1111 LIIICI cxtahlixh- IIILIIII' 111 thm' v1:Q1'Nl1r111N ui thv 111h1'1 1r1111111lx. ll hm IIIQ 11-g11I.1Ii1111x 1111 1'l1'1t1m11 1 1111I1'111111N lhvw Ih1111 s I X . 5 c'c'1'lg1i11 CI1111x1il11Ii111111I pcm'c1's mm' XYIIICII it has mlm' wmv K'tIII1IN'Il'IlIIf' LIIICI 1'ffcc'l1x'1'ly m'111'1'i1'd out. 111111101 N111-11 Lu: 1lIJlJl'UX'IIIQ nhl- huduvt. KWILIIJIINIIIIIQ BULLETIN C.A.R.E. BOARD 5455 7 , In U. Qrfwix 1 X Ti- Ufhe 1111111 guzuoux l11,1111n1f111f3.'A R. 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Q- 1, A, ,SA f - 1 s1'1 C1l1'wI. 1111 ' -' ' 11 . 1 I 11211111112 1'1'1l1l'IS, 1111' y1-111' llll' l 5 1111 1 'N1P1kf111i1IJI1'I Nl'1l1 S3f1f1,1J1J 111 ' V 1111- 11111151 'll1'lS. U K.1I11l1'1111111, C. S0fI'DS1'1'l, K. 111 111111, B. 11111111-, K. S1u1'11A', D. 11111. HEALTH CDMMITTEE The Health Committee is made up of 2 members of each Rochester and County school. Its main function is to bring back to their respective schools 11p to date in- formation concerning health practices of all kinds. Standzng lx Stuitlx R Nitrccr M Hart R bchoebtr n 1 s Il fl lirrutn B Shu Il SCHQLARSHIP FUND Noxtu bu t pu1 ll 1 o t s t 1 lund tr catlx on the ut I 1 t xo lllll o s s oo Kllllillll 1 ll totl XX O if C ' 4 plllpli I N I S ll x to sti l1 st 110 ht 1xon K CHARTERED BUS COMMITTEE lht C hatttrcd Bus C o1111111tttC, a project ol the Senior Council was oreamzed for tht puipose of trwnspoitinv Charlotte Studt nts to and fiom football and baslxet ball frames held at other schools Rotmans ortorr Iomtn u 1 I1 1 Corner P Woo s Toombs Mrs htldcr Nir Barber, B Rosiu tz. '11 A- ,11 .1 lll'l1 I . 1 3 l 44 ' 1 - 'a f ' i D rl -.'.'V..i 'I', .1 ' 'y . 4 , .l' '- lei . fl. 'I'l1tu1po11. Sf f'1.' YY. iz - , . . l'.. .WATT iv , I I W L,:.,A V kk ,gf ' 'Y . X 111 .' 1 -' of each year. he ll lull who ls of Roshe t-1' join in ll czuu- 3 211 to raise i s 1 ' 'mrk ' .4 of the :xIl'lllOI'lZ1l Scl1tlz11'sl1ip Fund. 'l'his ' lx fund supported eritirely by he ' lllll- tuy cont 'l ti n of the ,ch l ' ' l N ol lioclu-stn'1' as Ll lixing IIlt'IIlUlll lose i Saw' their lit-es for their 'llllllll' lur- 4' World War I turd ll. The ' se of this fund is to pr: xide aid to XT rthy tu- s 1 l1o Ilt'l'Cl li11a11eiz1l help 5 ty in 1 'l 1 l. Kneeling: R. fthe, D. Stothard, J. Smith, Lvfi Corner: C. Cree-nauer H. 1 ,j. 'r 1, P. . '-qtl. egn 5 .- . ' .l- - 1 ' ',- - ' A 24- CO-OP Co-op is a financial plan, controlled hy tht- Stttclt-nts' Aesociation, by tnvzuix of which tht' tnajot' activities of our school att' sttppoi-tvd. To gain tht- ht-nt-iits til' this plan a student must pay an initial fm- of twviity-five cvntx for thiitt-vn xvt-wks. ln !'C'IllI'I'l lim' hit Sgjfl lit- i't't't'ix'tw all isxttcs of tht' wlicml tit-wwpttptxtx thtf School ytntilumik at at t'fmxiclt'1'ahlti l't'CltlC'Cd t-mt. tttcasimial spt-cial aw-nihlies. tcniixxion to Nthoril pattits inc a tiiwimi to all of thrt iftcinoon intm lol xtit ct p ion of frwotlnall Standing D Wvithtihx B Xllen R Wtlth B I S Ilillis Sm! I NI Hughts Nlr Frisch l mol-t Sim wt xv btlantftl tht butlut rs! 16011 I ts t 1 X 1 znllft 'Ni fini rt I Cx N tlf mn :son aChtr I 5 Q tsw ,du f rx it P C tirpQ in it t SERVICE CORPS x t ii A in no 'llx r N nt Nt io it itx at Ctti f tit lax it t in P 1 nfl tl t 2tlCl- a tt-I tt limnt' gztiiitw with tht- vx- ., t' K Las ' : . '. f' .', , . '- ' , .'owtfrs, ' ez: Af , - ' -V1 ,l f' x Y ll Q t t E St- I , 4 1 'i0n. 'llitt St-1 it- C11 'I . :tn mu izzltirsn t ' yin tlcl. l-llIlL'IlOH lim' the pttipow ol wt-i 4 that ' 'l ol I ul' tff-' 'ng s dttnt hvl . 'rip ix taititicl mit. 5l1ICl'Ill t'U-OIJl'I'fl- tif hax matl tlii ttwrpx X vt-tiw. Fi .. Jon-', .X D4-llt-xt .Yr nn! lfllllf' R. Y -lth. Til. rl: , .Il flat:-Q, G, firtith, IU fl Rf: : J, ltr, D, V1 ,tl l rtttt.titx Ififtlz Rott: G, lh If , l.. YYt-il- ' , XYtAax't-r, .. I: '61l. A DeHes R Wlll13mS K Sturdy L Merk Mr VNa1de K Coleman L ulett The Canteen Commlttee serves to orgamze and plan the Saturday mght dances, generally held each month Wh1Ch are sponsored by the Semor Class Thxs IS one med1um by wh1ch some of the costs of the W1tan are met and XVll1Ch at the same tlme provldes an enjoy able ex enmq for all who attend 55 CANTEEN COMMITTEE SERVICE LEAGUE Serwce to the school IS defmltel an asset to an Y Y student and IS an oppoltunlty fox hlm to expose hlS leadershlp quahtles Students sexvmq ID any one of the rou s connected wlth the Serxlce Lea ue have Q P 3 played an 1mportant part 1n a1d1nQ the rest of the student body Azr Raid Book Store A010 h6l1Vfh15 There 5 a penny tax on that Ushers Bankzng Commzttee Thu way please One at a tzme 56 H b. . . Y . , . . . . . ,, 4 . . K 5 k Q 7 ' 11 ff , Y Cashiers. Lunrh Room Alonitors. Expen5i:'e i5n't it? Another broken one?U Library, Me5senger.v. 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'N x '- 'tl A . . x .1 :I ' -r. 75 ' 1 -Q1 ,D 1 AIAIL A If you were to go back to 1932. when tht- present Charlotte High School building was built, you would find the greenhouse being put to a completely dif- ferent use front that of today. lt was a conservatory for the Biology lJt'IJ21I'UI1L'IlI,S growing of'plants. Like Franklin and Monroe. Charlotte then had a green- house Cllub of 50 to 60 int.-nrbers which inet after school. ln this club students worked on their own projects. but they also field Qlhristtnas Sales, etc., for the benefit of the club treasury. In addition, parents joined evening classes in horticulture, and frotn this activity the Lalte Shore Garden Club, still active to- day. was then organized. Prior to September 19156. Mr. lit-nnett wrote the niain structure of the syllabus for the Horticulture 60 HISTORY OF CHARLOTTPS HORTICULTURE CllII'I'lC'llll1IIl which. with revisions. is still used today. It was approved by the State Supervisor of Agricul- tural Education in 19156, and ornantental horticulture on a yocational basis began at Charlotte. This course provided training' for florists. greenhouse keepers, nursery nien. and inarltet gardeners. Horticulture and Charlotte began to be synonymous. During the late thirties and before the war, night school classes for adults were formed in gardening and landscaping. About 125 people registered for be- ginning and advanced classes in these courses, People from all parts of the city catue to Charlotte High night classes. Victory Qardt-ns were encouraged in industry and elt-int-ntary school during the war by Charlotte High Staff and day classes who sent materials and in- struction sheets out into the conununity. HORTICULTURAL SALES The clever displays of colorful Howers are familiar sights in Clharlotttfs front hall. The Horticulture llepartinent produces these sales on particular occasions for the ben- efit of both the llcpartinent and the students and faculty. As part of instruction in the departfncnt. crops grown in the greenhouse are soltl. Not only does the course teach pupils how to Qrow crops successfully but also gives the pupils experience in sLllt's as wt-11. Few courses offer the full cycle of instruction of production. preparation for sale and actual sales. 'l'hey are usually planned for holi- days. Nirs. Morrison's antl B111 KllIl1IJf,S classes alternate the hantlline of the sales. Each has a student manager and under hini a publicity manager. sales manager. and production inanaeer. Front September to June the occasions for the sales are in this order: Fall liulb Sale, Christmas. Valentine's Day. St. Patrick's Day, Easter. Nlotht-r's Day, and Spring Plants Sale for garden use. Since it is important that the planned flfwwets must blooin near the day of the sale, Qrt-at care goes into the advance preparation. Very often plants are plantetl six months ahead of tinie. The profits are used to buy new etluipnient, bulbs, and supplies for the llortit'ulturt' llepaittnent. Students and faculty have the opportunity to buy plants. bulbs. shrubs. and freshly cut flowers: thus the whole school and t'ornn1unity are inoit- aware of the beauties and values of the subject Horticulture. Fardette A C 1mPll1111 B Greenberg G Flanmgan W 101 hner R X 1nBurcn, R S1 hmeer Mr Ku111pf Q-1. J 'Q B Xllf-n Mr lxumpf B Goodnch R XJHBUFCI1 Kneelzng B Allen Mr Ku111pf -X Sm1tl1 S LaPresto C1 Ioltz Standmg D arf X Rohn B Goodnch VOCATIONAL HCRTICULTURE t11ap1 a 11111 1111111112141 01 the 1t11dC11t hodx at C,h.11lott1 don IIOI Ilillllt that tht HOIf1ClllIl1IL lJLpa1t 111L111 01 thx 1cl1ool 18 11111q11c It 011111 a comm 111 Voca 1101111 Ho1t1Q11lt1111 x1l11ch 18 1111tchLd 111 01111 txso otl1e1 Q1t1L1 111 tha 812111 Ihr LOLIISC LOIIHSIN 01 Z1 11x L1Ld1t se 411111111 om L11d1t hu douhlt IJlIlOCl pu 111011 111d 0 111 cl1th lht 1011111 IN d1x1d1d IIIIO Lll ht Illlllfl top1cs NNl11Ll1 .111 dutlopcd 1r1d ll11lDOI11lLCl Ihuc 2111 O11111t1t1o11 S0111 111d Fc1t1l1111Q P10paffat1o11 Q11lt111al P11ct11Ls Pl 1111 Slltllll lnsccts 'md Ducascs Gllla Illl 11t1l Dt ll ll 111cl I 111d1cL1p111U .111d C011111111c1al 'Xl'iI'1 aff1111t11t Students LOI1lplCl1I'10' thc co111se 111:11 Ho to Colle 11 OI CllILLIlX IIIIO bllS1I'1LS9 lhc comic p1ox1dts 11111th of the 111111011 111101111at1011 101 lDll11f1CSS FOI th0Se St11dt11t1 1x1Sh111f to 1111thC1 thC11 LdllL3.IlOD thc co111QL PIOXICRS 111 cxulltnt b1cl1f1101111d 101 e11tra11cL to schools SOIIIL 01 thest 2111 C Olflell Lr111 111111 and SNI'1Cl1i1 L111 u1s1tx xxh1ch 01111 10111 10:11 p10f'1a111s and tht Stitc schools II Xllud and Ivllllllflffdllli 1sh1ch 01111 two yaal p10f 1211115 Yon 1l1OI1Z1l Ho1t1L11lt1111 ILQIIIILS that each pllpll haxe 1 11101111 -X total of 410 ho111s me Spent 011 the PIOJCCI d1111111 10111 112111 P0111 snpamtn p1ojLc1s111ax by mltcttd hut 11111ch p1111111d 11 Lor1t11111111ff o11L 1111111 plO act th1t 1 mxpmdtd md dtulopcd 110111 11211 to 11211 lhg 1011181 lN 1111d11 the S11p11x1s1on 01 thc Yocatlonal Af11c11lt111 1l Ed11c1t10n lJLp11t111c11t of New XOIlx State and tht Y0cat10111l lJ1part111t11t of tht Rochutu Board o1Ed11cat1o11 Q 1 fn 'Zin O Q QFASQ1 W vi-LQLLL' .-QLHYV P01 Ii--1 11 ' . - 2 . ' . ., , ' 1 . 1 ' . , . 1 ' 1: 1 1 -1 . R -1 1 I 'I 1' 'X ' l L tw ' tw 1 ' , M ' ' ' ' 'V 1 ' 4 ' . ' 1 . . 1 1 .1 1 L , . , . ' ' ,S . , .2 . ' 1 1,-3 2 h' 1' 1 1 1- X 1 Q- L 5- X: - , II. A , 1 . ll ' I, . ' , , . 1 ,gl L 42 A. ' 5- , ,..' A L - , ' 1 X 5 ' 2 ' 1 1 1 - - ' 1 A 1 - , ' - m - ' - h 1 . 1 1L1 - '-1- - ' ,' 15N 'R 1- 1 -' 1: N xi X.-,lk V v . 1 . - N ,xl 1 1 1 , . ,' ' y. ' . 1 ' . , 1 ' . , A -' 1: 1 11- 1 1 1 K -F - Q - 1 5 F .. '....111., , A . oflc1'111Q advanced work in H01'tic11lt111'e and Floriculture. K n 4 LUN . 1 , . . 1 5 NA- --1 ..d.,.,, A W L . .1 -1 3 - it ..L A1 , 1 . ' 1 - 1- I 5 7 A 1- ' A- .1 11-'5 1- 1 V 1 R - 1 . 1 . . A., ..., .t , . , 3 ', ., t., ,, , . .,' , . . , , ' ' 5 1 1' , j, ' 2 .N 1-' 2 x 2 x '1 1 ' 1 1 l'1 '. r R 1 4' 1 ' - 1 ' X 1 ' 'A'. A Y 1 . g ,' 1 .2 ,C ' , L . , A ' , ' . , A' 1 ' - ' 'L 1 1 1 15- 1 A . 1' 5 A . r , . I 1 , 1 'I 1 - ' ' h l ' ' 4 3 ' ' ' I I 1 , I I. A A1 I L , . , . . b . ?55 1 s 5 J 1 17' .L Another L'OllI'Nt' llINlt'l' the ll0IkIl1'lllIl1I'C llepartrrient is X the Non XvfM'illlUI1Qil llc1rtic'11lt11r1'. 'lihis li 21 three creclit Nl'Llll0Illl' uwrrxixlirrg ul' one credit in ninth zrgldv, one in tenth. Llllfl one in 1'l1'x1'nth. 'lihe xyllz-1h11x is similar to that of Yrwcatinnal IIOIkIlC'lllIllI'C but is not as fmnplete. This C0111 Ne also I't'C1lllI't'4 21 IJIkO,lCCI.lJLlIOIl1' in1'ol1'inQ' only three hundred hours in threw: years. The prnjeet may take the form of lundxrzipine the home Ql'0llI1CliUl' plant- ing a flower QLiI'Cll'I1 or xirnilar home irnprnx'1-nrent projet'ts, Illl5 LUHIM' l'Jl'Ill'lllN li NlllCll'I1I lll Illlilly I1'NIJl'i'IN l'Yl'Il IllOl1Qll he 111:11 not wrionxly' Crwrrxitler' tht- fieltl for lrix x'oc't1ti11r1, .Xlter the c'rm11rx1't1 Nllldblll 111111 t11lw.1 ittln in L1 glil'l'f1l1OllNt' or 1111r'Setyaricl nrzilte 41 direct me ol' what he hm lCLlIkIlVCl. .-M in Exploratory lIr11tie11lt111'e, the tivnezr- tional powibilitiey of l101'IlClllIll1'C are 1HtlCl1 brighter for a student who hax pursried this Course, A Qenertil interest G. Bartlett, G. Kessel, J. Logiy G. Keopke. and lilxinu lim' llOI-IlC'l1ll1lI't' ix itll that ix Ik4'C1lllI1'Cl fur l1ClIIllSQlOIl hut the IJ!'LlCklll'lil krrfmwlvtlqe C2111 he 1111-ful nnfl 1-rrirvyt-tl IllI0llQllUl1I life. E. Cabic, G. Bartlett, R. Harris. NON VOCATIONAL HORTICULTURE Kim. Morrison, fl. Kessel, l lurrestf r, l.oq1. CJ Slhllllll, I. xxflLhI, J, Owen. L. Laske. All students in the eighth grade are given the opportunity to take a series of explor- atory courses to orient themselves with the senior high. Such courses may help them to decide what to major in during future years. Exploratory Horticulture, by stress- ing the highlights of Horticulture, oflers many advantages to students. W'hat is learned during this course can be put to use at various times in later life. Explor- atory Horticulture opens up possibilities. If the interest and talents of the students seem to run along these lines they will discover this during the course and they can later pursue the Vocational or Non Vocational course. The course also has the advantage of appealing to students on an avocational basis. They can learn much that will help them when they have gar- dens of their own either to beautify their homes or as hobbies. wr 4 R Carlton F Krasselt Whiteside F Whiteside R Carlton F Krasselt F hitman Whitman EXPLORATORY HORTICULTURE fx W 'F ' . ! 1' Y J' Y I . 7 ' J' . I I 7 ' N I ' , M. A. Skorochoda, E. Holland, K, Losey. Dejoy, Mrs. Morrison, W'hiteside. CLASSES IN SESSION Q4 rt Chumstry Hostessf S Art Craft Prmt Shop 64 Studx Hall . C! s , 9 5 0 4 v'-A'-' ,I JI 4-'AO' CLASSES IN SESSION f Drafting Home Economxcs F Somal Stud1es 12 'I WPIUQ Senior Cholr 65 Q .Q L 7 'ztvikaa X' 'v , , 1, x N W., I 9 ' ' Q 1 - ' , Q' , A . J Q a, f, 4 4 X 1 S, , La VIJV ., . A f,1:xZ .Qr 4- .- I - .A Q I .- ,Zf ,h V 1 1 KINF OIPFN 'VND Xl IERNXIILS IJ! Rot 'vi Wech I unL KINC XND QL EEN f mrs Kornfllus md Kerm Lung JUNIOR PROM If you h tpptutd to corny to C hallotte s hw f yin the afternoon of May IJ 1996 ptrhaps xou mould haxe thought you had cntutd 21 Inad housf bludc nts III clothts coxutd w1th laxendcr pamt ware lunnlnq back and forth on sccnnngly polntless urands A return x1s1t Z1 few hours lxtu would haxe eonxlneed you howevel that the Lalller ac t1v1tw had bctn purposeful The gym had been transformed 1nto a btauuful park for the umor Prom Moonllffht and Muslc presented by the Class of 1931 Io ohtaln the effect of a paxlx the malls were roxucd mth papal and spraud wxth lax ender pamt Thu were gally dec or md xstth tu 1 s and floutxs Glrls ln graceful UONVIIS of soft colors md thru tsconts ltdtd uound thc fountam and amonff the trees to tht luusu of Sxl lNoxmll1s hand plawlnff from a ralscd IJHXIIIIOH JUNIOR PRO'vI COVIMVI TEE L ItSchander G Ihomp son T Wojnowslu P Hughts D Wtathcrbx L rccnauer Perdusn B Allen 1 S1 hnuder 21111 Hou f urs Corntllus Ktrln 'O 66 .. ., no , 1 - I .Ir lzjl -'.z I . v 2 . . - , 1 . 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' , A . 4 1 A x 1 4 9-- 1 ' f I 3 'fi' I 1' in EW' we THE QI, EEN XND KING Krpp Sturdy and Don W eatherbx I Could Haxe Danced All Nrght A farmland of rce, qlrtterrnq stars, and shrrnmcrmf lr hts was the settrng for the Scnror Ball lhc Northern Lrghts De cembtr 13 1936 Not often are there found such elaborate and breath takrnff decoratrons as the senror class desrgned and assembled Dan Pooley 5 band added to the romantrc atmosphere as lt played from an If loo Penfrurns frraced the throne of tht ltmff and queen whrle a crepe paper cerlm of dark blue created the rllusron of an Arctrc sln Perhaps the most spec tacular attractron xx as the Northern Lrghts surroundmv the dancers These were made of blue xellou Green and prnk pastel paper hunff rn xertrcal strrps Colored lrghts plaxed upon them The effect was mag nrficent and the dance wrll be one long remembered A siv- SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE Back WV Far men C Hrlderbrandt T Wojnowskr B Shultz C LeShander Smrth Front ,I Lankford K Sturdy J Horner 5 - Qi.. 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' , ' ' In October 1955 we heard 1n school about a one year scholarshlp at an Amerlcan hlqh school I knew that we would hate to pass cxammatlons I dld not know how ever that there were -P00 who had applled and only 12 could go Wfhen I found that out I was already through CXZITIIHBIIOUS fortunately Then I had to fill out lots of appllcatlons and wrlte a personal statement whxch were sent to thc Amerlcan Fleld Seruce 1n New York I was not sure I was actually omf untll the end of une The next month was filled wlth all sorts of preparatlons certamly IJFHCIICIHQ Enqllsh too bellewe me And when we arrlxed ln New York we were just lost wxth our few words and had to start all oxer agaln It 19 certalnly d1Hicult to tell what lmpressed me most ln the New World Maybe It 19 that I feel almost at home here after the short t1me I haxe been here Exery body seems to be welcome IH Amer1ca Maybe It IS the fr1endl1ness of all the klds 1n school and all the people I have met Maybe ll rs the reatness of the country that IS so unusual In Europe you can hardly travel for one day wxthout passmg mto another country I can certalnly say that I enjoyed my stay here and I w1ll nexcr forget mv fr1ends who gave me such a won derful tmpresslon of Amerxca L. Hanna Relchelt R-f .ani-QQ Homework the American Way 68 At home with the Bryces 3 3 Y ' v 1 A x ' ' H I ' , , . v , v , l V 1 ' 3 ., . . I J , ro' ' r ' J 1 5 3 ' . Q ld 5 , , v i , - ,, ,gt ' SS 73 ' ' Y . . U 8 .. D , . . T. I i 1' L 51 N 5. 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It was a spectacle of color, elaborate costumes, and talent. The Flashes takes place in alternate years. Its purpose is to raise money for the school. The purchase of a new projector for the audito- rium was made possible from funds thus earned in former years. Students and faculty worked together many hours planning, staging, and rehearsing the show. The art classes made clever three dimensional posters advertising the coming attraction. The seventeen student variety acts were proof that Charlotte is filled with hidden, and some not so hidden talent. People Will Say We re In Love A it . LN iv E 3 Q1 L 41,1 'B r 6 mm A 11- df G2 . r -, A , 1' ' ff - I . . flf U sf ' '1 1 ft x ' , 1-4116! in vw' L :I -v '1 O . nur-4' ' R 415: Q45 , .-q Viny- 131 4 Q has X T lfi -- FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Seated P Poore C I-Illllard S Guthxel Standzng K Lung J Sanger S Eck strand Mrs Aiileck Adusor C Hxlderbrandt During the past year a Future Nurses of America club was organized at Charlotte Hi h School Mrs Affleck, the school nurse IS the club s faculty adv1sor The purpose of the club IS to acquamt 51IlS who arc mtexested 1n nursmff xsxth the manv opporturutles of that held It 15 also to help futuxc nurses learn more about nursmg as a professlon The motto of the club xs FOR A FU PURE THATS BRIGHT BE A LEADER IN WHITE 1 Q1 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA if Last war the Future Teachers of Amcrlca Club xx as orffamzed The club has v1s1ted schools and obtamed much mformauon from xanous state teachers colleffes The purpose of the club IS to en able anvone mtercstcd to haxe a closer loolt at the teachmg profess1on Officers of the club are Presxdent Nancy Srnlth XICC Presxdent Karen Osu ald Secretary udy Lanlxford Txeasuxer Cecclxa Sclaldone Loxrespondm Seuctarx, Vxrgxma Kabelac Seated E anes M1ss Lerasam Adusor C Smmldone -X Stork Standmg N Reed V Kabelac G Howe R Wcreley 'N Suuth Lanltforcl K Oswald U' D . . . 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Th1S year a group of muslclans Cfot toffether under the leadershlp of erry Qumlan to form one of the best httle dance bands IH the world The members of the band came orwrnally from other small dance bands wh1ch faded out Fortunately the separate bands ffot together Th1S pros ed to be the rlght comb1nat1on MUSIC of the great masters such as Bach Beethoyen and Kenton are played and appreclated by the mus1c1ans The members of the band part1c1 pate m many musrcal orgamzatrons a few of wh1ch are, Inter H1 h Or chestra and Band and the Charlotte Hlqh Band and Orchestra Thus far th1s year the band has done a wonderful job of playmg for the Charlotte H1 h Canteens 45, 1 'Mr C Hardmg Mrs B Coleman Mr A Hollander Mrs L Brooks Mr E Schlck K Sturdy P Lowenguth F Larrcehlo J Smlth Mrs E Luckett B Shultz UIUR W CONTEMPORARES Let to Right C VanBusk1rk Qumlan B Waxde J Lalrd B McClellan SOCIOLOGY TWELVE The Qenror Socxology class mterest IH the COTIHICIS IH the1r parent teenave rela t1onsh1p brouffht about th1s mterestmf assembly It orw 1nated as a class project but xt was dec1ded that lt would be beneficlal to the entlre Semor Hlgh to partrclpate A panel of four parents and four students alred the1r nuns on the1r ffreatest con 75 HICIS. uestxons from the audience also were discussed. AQUARIUM CLUB The Charlotte Hnqh Aquarlum Club 13 umque It was founded about elght years aqo and lt 15 the only Uroup of IIS ltmd rn Monroe County Thelr meetmgs are based on problems con cermnff the study and care of troplcal and cxotlc fish Niost of the fish come from Flonda and the troplcs The Aquarlum Club YCCSIXCS rec OUDIUOD from mam local pet shops Because of thls IKCOQDIUOH the mem bers are able to obtarn sxzable d1s counts on many of thelr purchases Th1s year the club had a few local experts on Ichthyology as guest speakcrs at thelr meetmgs nn ii k Le t to Rzght S Mooney Sharron S Hlllls P Duckworth C Greenauer Kneelmg left to nght Allen Gerdes J Heath Standzng Thornton Art Heath Fred Iang G Schmldt K LeMoyne S Makin M New rochx Mr Gross Adxlsor MEMBERS The Fashlon Board members par trcxpatc on NBFIOUS fashlon boards and counclls throuffhout the CIIV At Slbleys the meetmfs of the fashlon board are held UNICC a month A fashxon show 15 put on 1n wh1ch all the representatncs partxcnpate Two of the f 1rls also make the clothes they model 'I hm fnshmn boards are rnamly for tun agus Ihey have truest speakers who are models halr styllsts fashlon deslqners etc The fflrls recc-nc tlps on how to wear clothes colors and what fabrlcs to use b 5 ,PN V. 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', J. , . , . , tto lfrtlzt Nir S lrrcprrl Xclxm Case R locltrr B Schultz S Urtowsltr LITTLE THEATRE The Charlotte Lrttle Theatre orrq mated rn 1033 XI1 Herdenrreh a forrner Charlottc facults mernher was the firet adxrmr of the group Lrttle Theatres mam purpose rs to foster an rntereet rn drama and the theatre It also qrx es buddrnv xounff actors and actrrwes a chance to portrax therr talente Each rear the Group puts on one mayor productron and Sexeral one 'ret plaxs Assernblrm at Charlotte are all under the Supcrvrsron of Lrttle Theatre In the past tht group haQ done such plus Stardust The Rohe Hr hland Flrnfr and The Curroui Qax ave I 1 D V 1 nr Strlr x YN ElSfIl9Kl1lIllll QFFONKT Ro 1 II Ilr rc ndeen S XVIHTW ltr T Corle 7 lzzrd R011 R Loelter 1 Sort rw n 9 C F l rrrgdon NI Re x ll K rlrn Stnndzng B rrc lax R Utht R Carr R GTTDIS Our tr lrf nlm 11 h 1 cr orrrere Y 1 rr111S K l une Foriter KN ood NI l eP'1e'e B Shu Z Blarlt B Perffer K Coleman 77 Li ' ,T ' 1 Q . 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The orsanization includvs clvvvrttli and twelfth qraclvrs who haw maintained at lcast fi ll ax'01'aQc in tho commercial ronm- and a CIN nu-1'aQc in Cvcrytliing vlw. St-ivicv and loyalty to thc School. high wliolzistit' standing and cxcvl- lvnct- of cl1txrz1c'tr-r atv the main oh- jcwtivvs of tht- Scwivty. Fimt Row, left lo right: Simpson, Mori., Cl. Sviailclonv, S. Ilillis, B. Powrrs, C. Greenauer, bliss IVitht'y, Advisor. Serond Roux' Punt, B. Ilinies, B. Frank, P. Bieter, D. Bvrnt-ckt-r, P. Durlxworth, NI. Fist-lima JUNIOR CHOIR Firft Roux' B, For-hnt-r. B. Hf-is:-. .-X. Sum-. K. Stanton. K. Rzixmoncl. B. Bs-llenfzer, M. Drfllornn, D. Lyon, A. lkfarcanio, F, Xsillltlllllll, NI, XY4xllu-1'. CT. Clginur-. I.. lI.1wltinQ. B. Aclains. Cf. Ce-ll, R. Spitz Second 130:17 I.. Nuss, Imrd, P. Rchithnrt, N. Blount. IVl1itwitlt'. C. Bohnhoxst, l'. llf-ll:-rt. A. Srlinttm-ty Zigirko, Henclriclxs, M, Dwyer, K, Teute, S. Stinger, NI. Slxororliotln, S. lhilw, D. Bhrtin. l.. Shultz. Tltirzi Hou: C. 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',3A5?iiQ7 2' , - ff - , F 1 l 104,465 , N 4 I Xxx., 3 ' ' 1 o I 5 5 4-P' , ae, ,YQ First Row left to nght H Herendeen J Thompson Z MVC ale R Parratt G Green S WV1towsk1 E anes O Karser L Hawkms J Castner M Freeklton Carnahan Second Rou J Fernekes J Braxer K Splglln K Coleman C H1ll1arCl G Parker B Allen K Yost Mr Barber Adusor D Anderson G Lf-vu G Wh1tmore C LeShander V Kabelac B Shultz D Bruce Thzrd Row K Oswald K Lung R Wllllams G Lake R Welch G Thompson J Green J Perduyn YV Pleltens NI Hart D lowe B XV11de L Webster P Connolls B Gavett D DeZafra S Mooney The Hrst ed1t1on of the Charlotte Pllot was pubhshed nearly forty years ago IH the pr1nt shop of the old Charlotte H1 h 'VIr ohn Lee now ret1red from Charlotte Hlqh School faculty was the Hrst adusor At that t1me 11 xx as not a regular publlcatlon Fodax lt IS 1ssutd almost monthly and has become a twp1cal school newspaper -Xt present the P1lot 19 under the superxmon of Nlr Ralph Barber who has been thx adx not for the past two wears Seated B Gaxett I Carnahan R Welch Second Rout D Lowe Perdmn B Allen G Lake K Spmelm P Connollx 82 - 1' 1 ' r.I t ' ' r a' . 1 ' 9 ' 9 ' - s' s - s ' :A -- a' .s - y ' s' . ,. . ... , . A,. ,. , . , . ,. ,. ' .V . , V . ,4. , .. , . . , . , .. A. ,. ,, . -1 - .. l . . f , , ..- , . 0' D ' 3 , 1 . . . , , , s V , . A . , .. ',.. 4, . . ', AUDIO VISUAL AID CORPS bv' Let to Rzght 'slr BPHHPII Xdxxsor IN Mawr Nfr Bxrtholomaw Adwsor 'X Bodnar R Kmq J Sxmpson R Frxttxrc C Schmld I'1r5tRoz left to nght I Hewth Ix Nfxcrs T Bremer R Callxms R Klm l l1X alle T KOIP F' If-ww R XIWIHNVTYIUQ erond Roz I to nght NI Bcnmtt Xlxlsor Shmlds I Ixfrs D: x Sxmpson H H rfmlrzn Hem em S Dvmion C Shlclds -X Ccorgf' K Tung IN NIC uown -X Colclrma D CWYIIIPH 'N Potter BYIXPI' Thornton Fourth RQL let to rzght E Imgrlon fl QIIIIIIKI D Morin E Ixon lx Hips R Df'NI1to R Duns R Briwr X Bodnir D Benn:-tt K IeNIoyne- C Ghnfcl R Irxltm C Sorensen - I ' f- 0 ' , N ' 1 A X , X A PI. H S eff R 15. , A-1uQf,J. 7 , Q- G. Nichols, Mr. Bartholomziy, Advisor. Third Row, left to right: fwI21I1c'hc'Stf-r, R. Br-niih, D. Drnison, K. Oswald, L. Oviett, i. '.,I. 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A !ll1'N1 sI11-11111-1' is 21 f1-1111111- 111' 11111 1- - 1112. 11111-' 111 1111- 11-F111 1111- ff11.11'111111- 51111111 11111 11 11111-1 111 1111 11111,-1'-111211 1-'11-11111 1111111111131 111- 111111312 1 Cx- C1h 1- 1111-111-11 111111 F11-11111 11'1'I1-fiLf'1'S 1' 1 ' 1-,1111 1' 'N pa' 111 1111- 1'1'L11.N 1111111111-N. N1' '1111H1'1N 1111x1- 111-1-11 A Tv- 4121- 1J111111111111X 111 1111111111-, VI111l' 11111411111 1':111'1' S01 '11z1- 1111111. 11 211.1-11 11-11 111- 111u111-11 F11-111'11 11 1412-11 1 p11111-1. 311111 F11-11111 111 11111115 111'1'l'1X1' A 1 L ' A 1 Sl Seated. left to right: L. Weier, J. Dye. Standing: K. Yost, J. Lankford. OPTIMATES About twenty-seven years ago, all the high schools in Rochester formed a Latin Honor Society to be known as Optirnates. This was strictly an honor group consisting of Latin students having A or B marks at the end of the first year. Charlotte High promoted the idea of Optirnates and as a result has the Alpha Chapter. Since its beginning until now, Optiruates has played a significant part in school affairs. There have been Inter-High Banquets which Latin Honor students from all schools have attended. Charlotte has spon- sored several of these large parties. Fin! Row, left to right: C. Landers, D, Curtin, J. Carnahan, S. Mooney, H. Hz-rendeen, L. Richerdson. Second Row: G. Lf-wx C. Hilliard, C. Spencer, W. Denise, K. Oswald. Third Roux' Mrs. Denise, Advisor: K. Yost, B. Allen, Coleman, L, WVebster L. Lowden, B. Sehrader, Lankford. Fourth Roux' C. Mercer, C. Fisfher, C. Thompson, D. McNeil, Dye, R. Werelx G. Martin, L. Wier, N. Smith, C. Kenyon. Sa JJ JR. Y-TEEN A new Jr. Y tccn club was started in 1956 Consisting of ninth grade girls. They meet at school Cach Blonday aftcrnoon. Thr- purpose of the Y- Tccn club is to hc of service' to our cornrnunity and to raisc- tht- standard of citizenship among ourselves. It also helps to promote and co-ordi- nate participation in the Y.W.C.A activities. Some of the activities arc bowling, swimming, dancing, volleyball and badminton. First Row, left to right: B. Foehner, A. Sage, A. Marvanio, Z. Mrflale, J. Thompson, C. C. Bohnhorst, A. Ferguson, N. Cass, B. Lind, I.. gy ,. . -Y , 5 1 1 l Bottom Row, left to right: P. Me-uqhor E Anne-ss L Eustsmu B Ellms I Mac Donald, Corbett, Top Row: M Itwis I Okunwitz S Brayton S Millimin V. Mills, K. Fox, Leonard, B. Ellis S Wooden J. Petroski, C. Gell, B. Heise. Second Row L I Hske I Hawkins P Iltlfert Srhobt-rlcin. Third Rout: J. Castner K Rumond L f'r1x M Irmkelton Xuss, N. DcGloma. 'Q , f Fnst Row H MacGregor M Morthorst P Murray B Fowler B Powers C Landers A Bryce Second Row B Brooks Bulmahn H Herendeen X Htlfert L Scxaldone K Fxeld C., Fxeld K Sturdy Thzrd Rous C Greenauer P Woods acques B Smxth C ll1ll11rd C Spenter E Boxant J Morrls D Bach B Frank C leShander K Coleman Fourth Row D Drckerson K lunq E lanqdon L MOSfh6IIl6f1J Enrlqht S Johnson J Edmondson P Duckworth M Itterman S Clymer M Koehler R Mete R Beckwxth CHARLOTTE BETA CHI Y The Charlotte Beta Chl X COHSISIS of unlor and Semor Uxrls who are members of the X YV C A The Y Teens meet exerx Nionday mffht at the Y W C A The Q1rls haxe access to all of the fac1l1t1es of the Y and bes1des enjounff such 3.CtlXltlCS as moxles swlm mms and bowlmv they haxe had many mteresung speakers Fzrst Row C Scxaldone P Murray C Greenauer Second Rau, K Coleman N Helfert K Sturdy . .. 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Guth D Ferguson K Bargy FOOTBALL lhm lootball tc am lol the 1936 mason was one of the flLCI'lLS1 C haxlottc had had IH a lonff Xtllllk but thls team had iOII1ttl11I1U' Inost h1 hlx Iatcd football teams lack FIGHT' l cd bx the 1HCOII1PZ1IZ1l'3lC Daxe Fclfuson and lllClxX ack CL1ICh1fl thc cocaptams CHS flcw stxonffcl 18 thf season progxcssrd and achlucd thxcc xlcloms IH scxcn ianus thc gxcatcst helnf a T1'fI1lC1ldOl1S li to 7 upset of Niarslmall lhc scrappx elexen also lxat Monroe 19 to X ueled off '70 IJOIIIIN lll 1 losxnf cause to I'I2iIllxllI1 md IH a non leavfuc ult at 13 xt um bear Notre Dame 14 to 0 Fox thx st un 1 urnes ack C mchm starred on offense xuth fun touchdowns wlnle ohn Puduxn Ken Barqy, Lyon Pxclxcns and Gcolffc Groth each contrlbuted onm On delcnsc xt was Daw Ferguson makxnq the holes lol thi haclxflcld It was 1XllX successful war for a tc im that wasn t exen supposld to he 1n the runnmq r--f Charlotte 0 Charlotte O Charlotte 20 Charlotte 12 Charlotte 0 Charlotte , Charlotte Lfadison Jefferson Franklin Monroe Edison Marshall Yotre Dame 20 25 37 7 52 ALL SCHOLASTIC DAVE FERGUSON 1955 1956 ff SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM AND HONORABLE MENTIONS ack Curchm Leon Pmkens ohn Frattare Wxllxam Farmen For the second stra1ght xear the name of Daxe Ferguson appeared as ALL SCHOLASTIC and thls was no surprlse to the football fans who haxe vutnessed hls shatterlnf of the enernx l1ne and hls ffround shaklnff tackles On the second team xx as ack Curchln and along Wlth the honor able ment1ons B111 Farrnen Icon P1ckens and ohn Frattare made up the all scholastlc lmeup 5.14 Round the end ack' Let to Rzqht D Ferguson Curchm R Blrd W Farmen R Race Baker Perduyn G Groth D Feeter ,,f . 1 l . . 7 14 . O ua ,J in . ,J- ,J'- , D Xt J ', H ' , J ,' . . aj- Q - J E Y 1 J f Y X If ,. sd J 1' ss' 4-n-1 Inst Rou left to rzqht C Wedel R B1rd W Hargreaves G Greenauer R Rausm her P Dettm in I Iorsttr C Hennley A Cassatt R Stone D Bennett W S1le Deroc her Owens G P1 ge B C oddlne B Ottman lhzrd Ron B Maurey R MIIIIHUIS I' C1r1ceh1o M We1laeher J Spears Du Mr Teamrrson W Wood R Mercer D MeNe1l 'I Hoadley B MarGregor J Fardette SOCCER team the hkes of wh1ch the school hasnt seen IH years Our Lakes1der pltchmen won fixe out of elffht league contests fimshmff th1rd pulx er1zed Irondequon as enffed an upset 1n a playoff w1th Franklm and ads anced mto the SCCIIOU Flxe playoffs Boastmq a powerful offense led by Frank Car1cch1o scormg champlon of the Clty Wlth thxrty one polnts and 11n Fardette w1th SIX polnts CHS had one of the most feared offenses ln compet1t1on Strenqthemnq the backfield was Bob YV1lly IN1ll1arns Dow 'VICNUI 1m Dye and Lynn Wellacher along w1th the tcrrlfic Goal tendlnq of lhlbur Wood who allowed but nlnrteen pomts to tnckle through Put these tovether and you haxe a team whlch knoelud East out of two stralf ht undefeated seasons shutout three opponc nts and idx aneed to the sem1f'1n'1ls of the Seetlonals 92 CAPTAINS left to right F Car1ech1o M1 rleuuerson R Yhllxams CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS C HS Madlson East Irondequolt West Monroe Franklm Marshall Edxson efferson PL AY OFF Franklln SECTION AI S IN ayne Central Ed1son 7' I 1 I s 1-rx ' Y 1 K l :A 41 I 'J ' h 3 ' V -3 I '.'- ' Q . I ' .f it f ' I -, e 1- 4 il, X als 1 ' r fwt. I v lf 9 Q ' it v Q 5 , 7 K 6 , D llilg :A I-I '. ' I A A. 7 ' 1 7 ' 7 ' I . ! ' I Y x 3 3' ' I ' 'x J 'Y A: 'I 1 ' ' 2 C 1 1 ' I-Y-In ' ' .Is - ' - ' I H- I ' 7 ' 'I C J ' s - I 9 .Hy ' X 1 a ' 9 ' 1 ' ' J ' I I . , . . si I , 41 : . '. 1 1 ' , . It I . Charlotte was well represented in the Interscholastic Soccer League by a I v .5 1 A 5' .A . 5. . 3 Y . 9 I , ' 5 - ' ' ' , ' 4 ....... . ' 5 ' -. I 18 ' .. . V X A V , . Y . I . . 12 ........ ., J ' ' . .,. 1 ' .... . Y as ,sa ' X , u y . A- 1 -. 1 f -I 4 I 1 14 J ..... r M . , , - 5 1 I , , A ' , - 1. .- . A N : I0 .... . 7 V . U W S y 5 .1 x b I L, 4 Y . . 1 , ., ,. - Lp up and Hung' Hz!! Hood maker dz e the ball B ALL SCHOLASTIC SOCCER 1956 FRANK CARICCHIO One of the best soccer players ex er to grace the school scene Frank wasn t just a point maker he was a terrific team player setting up plays assisting his team mates and dropping back on defense when needed Frank scored 31 of the 51 team points in the league and 49 of 85 all totaled ind his scoring of nine points in the West contest set a record WILBUR WOOD Possessed of tremendous kicking and throwing ability VVilbur turned many' of the rival teams offensive maneuvers into offensive plays for CHS. In eight games VVill allowed only 9.38 points per game while his team mates supplied him with 6.38 points per game. Last season in his debut as CHS goalie, Will gained an honorable mention in the All-Scholastic Ballot. SECTIONALS Charlotte entered the Sectionals after beating Frank- l1n s uakers lO to 2 in a third place playoff. At Pitts- ford H1Lh School, the Lakesiders trimmed YN'ayne Central 4 to 'S in the uarter Finals. then lost a heart- breaker to Ed1son 4 to 2 at the old L. of R. field to bring to a climax their Sectional attempt. JIM FARDETTE BOB NN ILLIAMS Although not especially skillful YV1lly made up for it with his aqqressixencss speed and fight and played ey ery second of ey ery game neyer letting his man score once Playmq at left inside last year he made honorable mention switched to left half back this year 'ind 'lCl'1l8X ed All Scholastic Playinu right inside im booted three goals for the season and when the chips were down in the crucial non-seasonal contests he contributed four more. A very' speedy' and tricky' Clribbler im supplied the punch in many' of our decisive victories. Fardette to the rexruef 1956 CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY CHS 20, Edison 35 CHS 53, TNest 22, Marshall 56 CHS 20, East 45, Madison 68 CHS 55, Franklin 23, Monroe 51 ,, ,lili A 'B L :Q ' Y gl , . Ll Cross Country, left to right: Mr. Dc-Bell, Staub, R. Knighter, D. Oyer, R. Durand E. Oswald, C. Bernstine, Rivers. Second Row: D. Lowe, M. Youngjohn, R. Sim- mons, C. Thompson, T. Weaver, K. Lemoyne. The 1956 season was an honorable one for Charlotte's Cross Country team. They achieved their best record in. Cross Country competition, a 5 won 3 loss slate, good enough for third place in the Interscholastic standings. Led by Gary Thompson, who achieved two first places in four meets, the team ran over most of their opponents and got the low total of points neces- sary for victory in Cross Country races. The Reserve Squad, CHSI runners of the future, broke even in their meets with a 3-3 record. In the annual Scholastic Race, with a field of forty- three runners, Gary Thompson took ninth place and Carl liernstine eleventh. In the Sectionals, Charlotte again made a fine showing by finishing fourth in a field of sixteen teams. BOWLING First Team Bowling, left to right: R. Ladue, R. Maher, B. MacGregor, J. Riley. SECOND TEAM The second string team achieved seven wins and was captained and led by Mike Clancy who consistently bowled in the high one hundreds as did the other members of the squad. . ' P5 FIRST TEAM Charlotte's first string bowling team of '57 was con sidered one of the most spirited in the league. Com piling ten wins, they were led by Bruce MacGregor who achieved the third highest single game in the league, a 213 score. Second Team Bowling, left to 1ight,Row One: J. Kunkel, Row Two: W. Clancy, G. Moneil, M. Youngjohn. Charlotte s tenn1s team, w1th a xerx green team to represent them th1s year, put to gether gnt and determmauon to ox ercome the1r awlxwardness and emerged w1th a re spectable 2 won, 3 lost record for the season D1ck Welch led our team w1th a smgles record of 3 won, 2 lost Captam on Fox was next w1th a 3 2 record also Scott Eaton rounded out the singles w1th a 1 4 record The doubles team of Marshall Gurnee and Bob Wxlly Wtlhams came out w1th a 2 won 3 lost record, whxch rounded out Charlottes tenn1s team of 1956 Easy doex1t j Burgess J Chrtst M Wellacher CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS TENNIS 1956 SEASON East Marshall Monroe Franklm MadlSOH Left to Right J Fox R Welch R W11l1ams M Gurnee S Eaton GOLF Golf a mmor sport rn school competltton except to the partrcxpants, was gnen a good shot 1n the arm by the showmg of Clharlottes Golf team IH the 56 season The team w1th ack Burgess 1m Chrlst and Lynn YVe1lacher contmually shootmg IH the low 80 s to proxxde the spark, t1ed for second place 1n the Clty In the Secuonals Jack Burgess txed for second place by shootmg a 79, and Lynn Werlachtr came rn fifth w1th a score m the 80 s Let to Rlqhl J I'r1tt'1re G Thompson R Merrer R B1rcl W Farmen Mr Murrax R Rlce YV MCKendry L Pwkens WN P1el1ens XV Ottman J Coleman VARSITY BASKETBALL EDITORIAL -Xftu 1 n1md1oc1L sc 18011 11st X031 1111 1056 57 haslxet ball te 1111 m111111ned hcl 11t speed ind fxpcrt coach HIV' bx X11 XI1111:1x to f1n1sl1 1I'1 fomth plue 111th a 10 6 1Lco1d aitcl 21 thlxd place Hmsh IN the 61st half Top SCOICI fm C 1111111110 was Lcon Plclsens xuth 241 xms l'll X0l1ll PI and Iilllll h1othL1 15111 111th 997 a 8 1 Russ Rnd sxxth 133 pomls and 1 1111111 11 the fnlx others OXCI h11nd1ccl pmnts lhr Ill70llHd1Y1 'lncl sco11nff of t e Plclxcns 111cl thf spud of Gan Thompson and D1ck XICICCI lfd us to 0111 mat season H1 1111 111s uma A mot up 1111110 E11 111 a XO to 61 contest B111 1C cn crm lt p mls 1 11111 rfferson a 1111 1 J 1101 111 bca n 11sl11l1 JJ CHS 33 C HS 53 C,HS 31 CHS 61 C,HS 57 CHS 61 CHS 66 CHS 6-1 CHS -15 96 1t5Pzrl 5 SCORES Ironclequmt Irondequon jefferson -11 E1st 10 Nhrshall 311- XX est 31 'VI 1d1son 39 Monroe 61 Echson -11 C HS C HS 53 C HS 30 CHS C HS LHS -16 C,HS CHS CHS 54 Frinklm 65 Jefferson 45 East 15 Marshall 35 W est 58 NI1d1son 1-1 Monroe 63 Edlson 55 Fr1nkl1n 11 . 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' I' IJ1 I I.z1k1-Qidc-1's I'ZlIl up 1 ther 11111-' 'o11. witl 'ght . IIIh1' high spot of tha- va: 1 'zf thc U low 1111111 III Ithv '57 wuson to IIIIII thvir In g 1 1111- -- 'I IQ . ' ' . 'I I 1 ' - 'I N 1,- hw ' 1'1'c'o1'd lo IXYPIIIY thru' s11'z'Q . I 1 Q 4' 1 Rox ? I . 1 1' ' ' ' I F ' Pa1'1111-ln-11. Back 5ll'UI'iL'I' LCC -loncs, Breast strokcr A1 thc victory, 40 to 36. I -I9 . ' ............. 28 I I Q15 . A I .,........... ll I .I '15 'IH kli ............ .32 I I IU ................ 36 I ,I 59 I ...... , ....... 18 I .I 57 .1 J ...,............ 20 ' ' 66 1- - , ........... .10 I -Il 1 1 , z ........... .32 I 29 If ............. 48 I Di:I 41: . 1 ' -'he-r I. 1- frr' ' 1. -' 21 - Ig: , 'I gi rx I 98 Row One, left to right: H. Leary, W. Sile, C. Hehnley, J. Fardette, T. Peer, L. Forster, D. Gutzmer. Row Two Mr Teamerson R. Fardette, R. Schoeberlein, M. Carnahan, F. Caricchio, E. Cowan, G. Lowenguth, T. Weaver, G Pegg D Ferguson D. Feeter, R. Engels, D. McNeil. Charlotte Jefferson Charlotte Madison Charlotte Monroe Charlotte Franklin Charlotte East . . . Charlotte West . . . Charlotte Edison . Charlotte Marshall to Right: W. Sile, H. Leary, J. Fardette. WRESTLING Wrestling, a successful sport at Charlotte the last few seasons, had perhaps its most prosperous year this season. Finishing in third place with a five won, three loss record, Charlotte caught its second wind and with a tremendous finishing kick, placed seven men in the city finals of the sectionals. For the regular season, last year's sectional cham- pion, Harry Leary, until he suffered a broken nose in the sixth meet, pinned every opponent. Bill Sile finished undefeated, and Dave Ferguson, Jim Far- dette, and Frank Caricchio had only one blemish on their slates. In the city finals, Leary, Fardette, and Sile won while Ferguson and Caricchio lost, referees' decisions, and Charley Henley and Tom Peer were outpointed. In the Section 5 tournament, Leary again became champion along with Fardette and Sile. v- 1 11 S ' lf' X 1 r1tR0.1 W 1 11111 D 51 l17lY NN Uttm 1n M 511111 R Blrd Mr Dunn Second R011 Yoit lx M1 N 11r K 51111111111 C ur1111r1 Sh1r111an X1 M1lx1 II 1111 L Brltt R C 11111111 CHS LHS CHS CHS LHS 1 IIS LHS C IIS VARSITY VARSITY SCORES M3d15OH Monroe Mirshall Jefferson East Fd1son I r 1n1111n West 1 X JINIIX 111 1 tl 1111 111 10111 111171 1 1011511 tl and 11111 t111111111 1111111 111111 X110 111 t111' f1I1Zi1 Contest OS1I'1U'C111x1 t ts 111 XX111111I1f 111111 111111 11111 11111811 111 111 NL 181111 XILIIN St 1111 1111 1 N11 1111111 10111ff ut 1 11111 llifxlld H 11 111 1111 4111 11111111 1 1111111 111 X11 111111111 and UZIXC 11ff11ts 11111 an a1t1f111 IJ 1111111 19 t11 X loss to 'VIz1rs11a11 up H111 111111 BASEBALL - 1956 1 1111111 1111 1 .1 KI 11111111 1 11010 1111112 and one In 21 11111 0111111111 NI 1IS1'1d11 111111111 111' had 11111 11111111111 1 11 11'11f 11111S 1 1911111111111 111111111111 NKXLII 10 11111 CHS lost a Close S1 1111 1 1 11 1 1111111 of t one 1111136 to two RESERVES RhSE11X I' 8101111 I S CIS 1:1115 1 11 I ..,.. 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A gf SQ , 5 .ff ' I '-'P' - D. 11'l1f11A411f'11p. .-1111 5111111111 1:65 'Q ' Q 4-45 t Hl1A1f111HLg' 111511 . 1 U CHEERLEADERS Two things make up a winning team-a good team that is on the field, and an equally good team off the field. Charlotte had this combination, with the best trained, best looking, best cheerleading squad in the city, Captains of the Varsity Squad were Charmaine Biehler and Carol LeShander. MAJORETTES The Majorettes came into their own in ,57 with a sparkling smooth performing band of twirlers led by Adalaide Bonamie. They per- formed at the halftimes in many of the games and in the HLight- house Flashes. .IV The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were as equally adept at cheers as the varsity and cheered for the Soccer games, and the j.V. Basketball contests. Captain of the squad was Margo Smith. x lit Rozy: Cf. Pottvr, likstrximl. KI. Xlciiarroll, P. Duckworth, C. I.:ilu-, N. Smith, fx. Iionarnic, M. llught-s, B, Hoyt, li, 51'lir'1ulci', C.. B:-nson. ls. Hogan. Plllf Razz: CI. Embling. B, Smith, G. Ne-lson, S. YYUIIQ-nliaupt, 11. sIJt'II4'l'I', Nfiss Booth. fm' Ron: M. Ricigliario, VI. I crnikf-s, W, Pe-rkins. S. Hillis, D. YYhitrnorf-v CI flguuplimg M Sho!-rv Sigggpqsygl THE GIRLS' A'I'Ill.ETIC ASSOCIATION is an or- ganization consisting of all thc girls of Charlotte High School. Girls from scvcnth grade up become mcrnbcrs of this organization hy taking an intcrcst and participat- ing in sports. Thr- Girls' .Xtlrlm-tic Cfouncil is a choscn group of twcnty fivc girls who rm-prcse-nt all thc girls of Charlotte High School. Thcsc girls arc chosen not mcrcly for their en- thusiastic intm-rm-st and participation in sports. but also for th:-ir finc sportsmanship which tht-y display whills participating in many of thcir favoritc sports. Each spring thc Council 1-ln-cts a nm-w slatc of ofliccrs consisting of a picsidcnt. vicm- pri-sidcnt. sccrctary. and ass't sccrc- tary. Thx' othn-r nic-rnhcrs arc managvrs of cluhs. a joh consisting of acting as a stude-nt lcadcr and hclpirig to promotr- he-ttcr sportsmanship and intvrcst among the girls. Thc Council. as a xsholc plays an m-normous part in promoting and arousing thc intcrcsts in sports. To piomotc thc intvrm-st 1-vc-n furthcr. thc G. .-X. Cl. has an award systcrn. This systc-rn consists of points which arc givcn to cach girl.who participatcs in a cluh after school. attvnds a sports day. passcs Rcd Cross Lifc Saving. or hclps as a rnanagz-r. Nf-ar the- closc of the spring sca- son thc Cfounril plans an asscrnhly at which tht- awards arc gixvn to thi- girls who haw- achicxcd thcir rcquircd points. Ycs. this Council is truly a group of finc lcadcrs who arc continually strix ing for grcatcr iritcrcst in girl's sports, 103 G..-XG OITICIERS Prcsidcnt ................., fxlnrgzirr-t Hughcs Yicf- Pre-sidt-rit .... .,....... S lllly' Hillis St-cr:-tary. .,.... ,..Digrnc lN'hitinorv Asst Si'l!'Q'I21YY ....,............ lI.irol Be-nson BI, Hughcs, S. Hillis, G. licnson, D. Whitinorc. to BOWLING Ist Rau. Sxmpson 'N Bauer C Hrlllard C Emblmg B Ist Row B Ter Haar B Lloyd D Curt1n Ransom J Delfoy Smlth H MacGregor 2nd Rou, J Dans D Drckerson J Leonard B Gaxltt D Cxmo C Murphy G Kessel l Bus l MOSCh6Kll6Fl J Enrlght A Bonamle S Johnson C Potter tance M Short M Rlclgllano B Brodt 2nd Row J Burzdorf C 'Newcomb E Cab1c C Aronald S Wooden J 'Nelson L ones C Cam pllng Fernekes P Meagher Standing J Whrtman P Poore Kneelzng G Nelson M Else l1ne P Murray N Smlth J Leww B H1mes Ist Rou, 'N Bauer P Duckworth S ohnson 'vi Pxnucane 2nd Rau B Powers C Potter S H1ll1s 37rd R04 J Slmpson 4. Bonamr VOLLEYBALL WINNERS 1956 57 104 if ff 1 1 1 H I 1 . El: 1 1 ' I l x .5 ,- 4 H ' , X. N l 1 4 ' x ,-.,f- , K lg. Q I . 1 'Q' 1 ' ' q .1 '- ' Q 1 - 'L ' . 1 ' ' 1 ' . 1J'- 1 ' , ':-. ',. , . ,. ,. ,. ,.. - 1' 1 ' . 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 - ' : - . . . , v ' ' ' '. 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' A 1 1 ' ' YJ' ! ' 1 ' 4,5 if ff. B 12 ? , : VJ K 6 1? fif 5 1 5 39 5 lt' L+ I 1 ' Q 1 r J 5 A .1 A 1, Q X, 2 v ' ' - - 1 - - ' ' ' 1 ' ' i , ' V 1 ' , ' , 1 ' 1 ' ' a - ,1 ' ' L 'L 5 . W x . , 1. I v Q' . , l. , . - S . , - Ist Row L Dash K McFarland J VanHooydonk J Schultz D Rotolo P Hawryllk D Curtls Wallenhaupt S Mllllman S Brayton K Hogan S Lembke 2nd Row L Okymewlcz B Ellls G Kmght N Roose D Spmell S Wooden N Ercnk son M Lewls A Byran L Hlmes C Aronald 31d Row S Eu stance L Myers B Brodt Fermkes J Carbet B Clark BADMINTON If V me Q-15-+31 P Meagher C Benson S Stephens J Sanger G Graby J Wood 2nd Row S Spame E Hxmes DeFoy J Burdorf C Camblmg M Rlclgllano 3rd Row P Welk J Campbell M Short C Deuel Smxth S Johnson Lankford 2nd Row C Nlewcomb B Smlth C Hxllmrd B Schrader J Mann f ' ' 2 . ' ' ' ' . . ' ' 7 ' 3 ' ! J' 7 ' - . 3 . . , .. , . . : . g , . , . l , .v. , . ' , . Y , Al. - , . , . , . ' , .. . : . - f ' ! ' l J' 7 ' I ' I Ist Row: G. Kesel, N. Jacobus, Bradley, B. Gavitt, G. Howe, Ixt Row: S. Ekstrand, P. Bieter, M. Itterman, M. Hughes . .,. ',. ,. ,. . : ff. ',. ,J. . - W 2 - , J. , . , . ' , . ' , . ' '. , . , . . . . . . , . , . , 105 Standing: Miss Hughes, I.. Myers, B. Brodt, N. Smith, G. Kesel, G. Schultz, C. Spencer, F. Mathews, N. Roose, K. Spring. Sitting: J. DeFoy, N. Vragel, P. Helfert, S. Baley. In Pool: Burgdorf, K. Coleman, E. Pieffer, P. Driscoll. LIFESAVING LIFESAVING, a club growing in interest in the last few years, includes girls from the seventh through the twelfth grades. To join one must be at least an Intermediate swimmer, pass a skill test, swim 220 yards for Junior Lifesaving and 440 yards for Senior Lifesaving. To be a Junior Life- saver one must be 12 years old in the seventh grade, to be a Senior Lifesaver one must be 16 years old and in the eleventh grade. A minimum of 17 hours is the class time required. The Lifesaver not only learns how to take care of others in the water, but himself as well. Energy and hard work go into the long training period which runs for 17 weeks. At the end there is a written test as well as an individtial water test given by a Red Cross Trainer. The course includes WVater Safety Aid Training which teaches the fundamental techniques for instruction of beginner and intermediate swimmers. Water Safety Aid which requires a written and a practical test, qualifies a girl as a Red Cross Instructor. A person not only gains a feeling of achievement, but also the approval of others. lst Row: B. Copper, M. McCarroll, S. johnson. 2nd Row: Miss Hughes, Sheldon, V. Garrard, K. Smith, D. Cimo. 3rd Row: J. Davis, E. Davis, E. Agnes, j. Hall, J. Goodman, N. McNiel. ARCHERY Swmz Your P1rtm r JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES SEVENTH GRADE GAMES CLUB Sunnth 1nd nwhth ffradus an 1ntQrcst0d 111 11111 dmcmf xs1111 Illll Illl ntals of both 101111d 1nd sq1111a d111c1111 s hlntu ms 1 Lnco11111f t smxent 1nd11 Ill 11 ms x sun ff1o111x 111111 C ll as H111 111 lt tx of1111r101 1 111 xc 1 11 113 to 111011 111 'hx 1 ffan1z1d 1cl1x1t1cs 1n thn uppu ffxadc-Q Such as h 1skm thall H1111 xb ill tr mms and b1d111111tc111 V ry is n 1 ii? 3, +V Q14 ,N , ,, fy f N , - fy , 5 ,gn , .iii , I . ' 9 1 I il EH? , E mg, Q, if 2 Y? gi, , W Z 2, 4 'gt 1 I 'A 5 M , ' -'! V ' 7 , ly, gy 50 lvl Q 'Ny r ? ' 1. Elf Q 5- 'J , , ,, ps, awe .Aff ,sfgym J ' 'o 2, Q 'xii 9 1 Q., -Q3 'f A . -JV' A. Q ' SLFZSJ' .fp S-v w 311 V SR. HIGH BASKETBALL Ist Row S Stephens Sanger L Walker G Kesel B Host B Gantt G Schultz C Benson 2nd Rott I Staufler L YN ood G Grabx C. Spencer C Camplrng M Short 3rd Ron G 'Nrehols Nfirss Hughes NI Rrerqlrano 4th Row A Bryce D Whrtmore C, Dueul BASKETBALL CLLB has attracted mam sports mrnded ffrrls from Urades nrne to tmelxt Thls club rs open on Nionclax to the fuls from nrnth ffrade and up who dont know the frame Experrenctd tenth elex enth and twelfth raders are elrf rble for tht Frrdax club For the best Game plaxers should be alert and possess skrll rn bodx control catchrnfr thromnfr and shootrnff for baskets In the Niondax club the frrrls practrcr to acqune these sl-.rlls The basrc rules of the frame are tauvht As trme goes on the shrrll blast of the uhrstlc and the referees callrnfr Techmcal on number flxe' or Brown ox er the l1ne xellow take rt out' become meanrnfffull Ther learn the drfferences betw een the xarrous fouls and xrola trons A personal foul rs am foul 1HXOlXlIlQ personal con tact urth an opponent A technrcal foul rnxolx es Contact vsrth the ball rn her possessron A xrolatron 19 an rnfrrnffe ment of the rules for mhrch the ball IS put rn plax from out of bounds -Xn example of thrs 19 crthcr k1ek1nU or handrnff the ball Nlost vfrrls yormnf the stnror hr h club know the rules and 'urn for a faster more Clean Cut fame As xxtll as pcrfcctrn then technrques this learn to ofhtrate trme and snort Thus on eornplctrnf the scason thu are ac quarntmd xsrth all phases of thrs popular sport JR HIGH BASKETBALL Slandzng K Sprrng 'N Roose C -Xrnold f Knrght Sthultl MISS lluqhfs lx llor, rn D Rotolo -X Brx rn Yr!! ng lf n 1 es D x1s Ni nhe Sheldon N lrrkrns S I em 1 Q fr VL 'R 'IF 3 ' ' 111' - 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' .'1 - ' 1 . , . . 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Ittcr- lvt Ron: x'.HlI'IOUf'LIUI1Ix, Schultz, D. Rotulu, D. Cut man, S. Ekstrzmd, CI. Iicnson, G. Svhultv, G, Cruby, CI. Spvnfer, tis, R, Smith. S. Iixxwturm, I., Okf'I1Il'NN'IL'7, K. Hogan C. Putt:-r. 2nd Row: D. IVhitI110rv, Wvutxti, B. Ibwlvr, Cf. I,k'IlLll'lI, D. Splut-lI. Qrzff Hott: N. Roosv, .X. Brygtn CIIIIIIJIIIIQ, I.. SIJIUII-l'l', YV. Pc-rkim, II. Mm fin-zur, KI. Ririuliglno, I.. Euetzxm tt, H. Hmtft, Ikrnik:-Q, KI. D.1x'iQ, I . XI.:the-ws J. Simpsun, M. SI1m't,.-'k.Brytv. Sltvltitm. SPEEDBALL . i A .i . 3 it S. SP1 , X .. , Xxx' , IIIZKIIIIQI XYUUQI, fl. flnnlay, B. fimitt, G. Kr-it-I, Cf. Iivnson, XI 3 R D. xvIlIIIIlUIl', W, Ill'IIxIIlN Sllfflllg' if, Cfguttplinu, XI. Ritiuli mu I .SI1mt, I., St.1ufIr-1, IQ. SlIlllIIl. WINNING TEAM HSPEEDY SOPHS rs e-itlv 'IX pvrxtm whmn we- .tlwnu qtppre-4 Lite III 5 ALMA MATER By the waters of Ontarto Beszde the Genesee In grace and quzet beauty Charlotte wtll ever be A beacon glowmg tn our lzves An ever lzvzng fiame We hall you Alma Mater We prazse your Noble Name PUBLICATION COLONIAL LITHO CORP Your fame wzll spread across the years I f we stand firm and true As you enlarge our wtsdom We grow tn honor too And when we go beyond your halls Our destzntes to fill To you our Alma Mater We shall be fazthful stzll Words by CLAUDE T WESTBURG Muszc by KENNETH B WAIDE PHOTOGRAPHY ................... VARDEN STUDIOS A, ..,--. -, K i w..W..W,,, Yw.,,,,,,,..w .H -M W,,,.,.W-.,,,...,.. A ,..Y,,,,...,,.W.., ,..Af,,w ,,,k.M.,..f ...,,. ,. .,.,,-....,,A , .. , , i Qi , , UMA? Mg W ,f 1 .f Ji. .. fr, ff ,. ,, Q - , 945 CLFG-4 gg.. , nm Cf .,A.55f2,,Cc 'Q wb-75,211 Q 4 Q 1' , H? 'M ff. .ff fx I ., If Cvf ld 421 Q, , 1 ,, L, 'rg kff 55 ., AC ,, . 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