Charlotte High School - Witan Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Blrs. Timothy Downs MAINTENANCE STAFF Reading down: hir. Littlewood, Sir. Mc- Levy, Nir. Mills, Nlr. Palumbo, hir. Rapp, Sir. Dawns. CAFETERIA STAFF Ld! lo right: lVIrs. Razel, Mrs. Clharles, Mrs. l,ipp, hir. lforncrook, Nlrs. Ready, Nlrs. Huber, Nirs. Niver, Mrs, Covell. Hazel Stowell llowns, known for her loy- alty, devotion to the stall and pupils, and her willingness to serve them, retired in October 1958 to marry Mr. Timothy Arthur Downs. Her colleagues on the faculty. the alurnni whom she assisted on many occasions, and her friends wish her much happiness and good health. HEALTH EDUCATION Left to right: Miss Briggs, Mr. Tichenor, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Murrary, Miss Booth, Miss Hughes. I4

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H Merrill D. Omans PRACTICAL ARTS Ld! to right: Mr. Herzog, Mr. Walker, Mrs. Roller, Mrs. Brick- lemyer, Mr. Pinder. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Oinans is retiring after many years of loyal service to the science students of Charlotte High. YN'e extend to him our very best wishes for happiness in his years of retirement. in W I.. ity Left to nlght: Mr. Shea, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Brigandi, Mr. Koloseike, Mr. Julien, Mr. Gross, Mrs. Geib, Mrs. Luckett, Mr. Mc Mahon, Mr. Molesworth, Mr. Heinrich and absent at the time Mr. de Zafra. 1 I an .,,, qe... I . .is kg . .1 'ef 73 W 4 Jr' ' ' lf , I. ,gf v 2. I ,I Y 13

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INTRODUCTION We, the students of Charlotte, are very fortunate in possessing an active student government. Our student government, which enables us to have a definite voice in the management of our school, has be come verv important because of the sup port and recognition grven to rt bv students Each one of us drrectlv benefits from organrzatrons and actrvrtres that have orrg mated through our student government such as the student handbook the can teens the chartered bus service, and the Lrbrarv Aides Also rnstructron and prac trce rn the use of automatic votrng ma chrnes for our student electrons give rs confidence for future votmg and rn addr tron emphasize the democratic belief that rn America the people govern Our par trcrpatron rn student government grves warmth and vrtalrtv to the hrstorrc Amerr can Ideal by making rt tangible to us through our own experiences This prac trce facilitates the grant step from child hood s carefree period into adulthood s re sponsrbrlrtv to ourselves and our fellow man Trulv our student government 1S a Beacon glovvrng rn our lrves an ever lrvrng flame .4-,p-1. CAMPAIGNING What does Charlotte s Campaign XVeek mean to the stu dentsj Herr are the ansvvers some students have grven Clourrpargn Week means to me the exercising of some and perhaps one of our most important rights the right to vote for the candidate of our chorce A unrorl This electron rn the spring rs just a small one but rt prepares them tthe studentsl for a much bigger one vvhrch vvrll eorne rn later lrfe the selecting of a person vvho vvrll guide the nation NX unror llurrrrf C urrpargn IN eek vve have a chance to observe our reat Xrrrerrean democraev rn action Here rn our srhool vet see the rrrrportince of the rndrvrdual rn the composition of all the unrts of our Socretv 4 Senrorl C harlotte s frrre tradrtron of C ampougn YN eek rs vvrth out equrl rn rnanv school svstems It rs for us the stu dents to tnjov We should be honored to be able to vote as vve vvrsh for vvhomever vve please I5 . ' - : X ' I - F . . Tm . I l Q ,. S 4 . . it Q .S 1 , . - , , , , 1 l v 5 ' 5 -S - X e, I - I, A A. 5 s ' . 5 A . .V 1 V . N, y. .- . - 4 . 've . t . if r ' ' ' , D , V Y. . Y .B . H .A ,, I V. . . 5 .Y .X . 4. ' ' 1 ' ' 1 U U ' V. . K . v 7 rs . 'J ' ' ,' av 5 . . . . , . ' 4 . I ' x 5 ' - . . x hx Q . vi.: , , , ' 5. I . .L , , . . , . ,V of our civil rightswthe right of free assemblv. free press. W E E Q . Q . ,, J I . - -sl v . X A '55 - g I vp 1 ' v' 1 1 ' v - 'l v- v 1 ' s - . ' N ' ' g ' ' . ' . . J ' 'J g rr L g L , ' , f ' sf AL x -l -L g AC w 1 l Q . x'1 . 4 A Yr ' 5 It h I 1 A A L x 1 I . '- . I x . Q . ,,, 'M , . t , 1 ',- - X 4 . . , . ' . U . '.