Caldwell High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Caldwell, OH)

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 I FRESHMEN

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Class Prophecy After a period of ten years I found myself back in the little village of Caldwell looking for old friends and classmates of 1951 and this is what I found. Joan Ackley is making concert tours at the expense of Shell Oil Company. Fred Anderson is fullback for the Cleveland Browns. Bill Branchik is trainer fpr the Cleveland Indians. Don Bates now owns his own business establishment in Claifornia. Gerald Bates has taken over the duties of Mr. Weekley at the high school. Charles Brister has his desired record of squirrels and one wife. Foozy Caldwell is helping his father-in-law in his business establishment and is enjoying himself. Bob Carabella is now coaching football while Shirley is coaching him. Bill Christopher is in partnership with Jum. Andy Glidden has now worked his way up to Lieutenant in the Air Force. Lillian Crock has taken Dorothy's place with Crock and Shafer. Lucille Crum has started a driving school for her friends. Bob Cunningham is teaching physics and chemistry at the high school. Richard Crum is a pilot in the United States Air Force. Charles Douglass is appearing in the movie, Old Man With A Horn. Neil Dutton is assistant manager of the West Side Store. Mack Fowler is selling cosmetics at Ralston's Drug Store. Viola Gerst is still baby sitting, but with her own children. Virginia Green has taken up nursing as a career, but she had to quit. She fainted in the arms of a young interne and has to have him near for fear of complete heart failure. Donna Mae Noll is teaching her newest discovery, How To Grow Tall. Elaine Heddleson is the new typist in Washington at the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Richard Hill is the most soft-spoken mayor Caldwell has ever had. Erlene Landaker has taken over as health nurse of Caldwell High School. Louise McAuley is studying to be a mathematics teacher at Ohio State. Sterling McCauley has advanced to manager of the Cozier Box Factory. Joy Michael is one of the leading citizens of Fulda. Rocky Dean Moore has turned out to be the most famous comedian in Caldwell. George Morgareidge has completed his training for his heavyweight championship. Doris Poling has gone to California to look for a man who is very good looking and has lots of money. Lois Roberts still hasn't decided what or who she is fitted for. Anna Sarisky still holds the title of the best shorthand student Mr. Steen ever had. Betty Sayre is assistant manager of the Fashion Shop. Virgil Schockling is now a very good driving instructor. Nancy Sec rest is superintendent of nurses at the Bethesda Hospital. Dick Sesterhemn was elected President of the Board of Education. Good for the kids. Annette Smithberger bookkeeps for her husband's business firm. Neil Smith is still beating those drums but in his own orchestra. Roger Sullivan has the biggest corn farm around Noble County to employ his family. Hugh Walters has taken his father’s place as dentist in Caldwell. Roger Walters is Caldwell's one and only veterinarian. Marlene Wells is Secretary of the Treasury of the Permium Gas Company. 24 By Becky Shroyer

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Freshmen Girls FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Carolce Weekley, Martha Miller, Janet King, Jean Odlivak, Naomi Faulkner, Evangeline Lcgrean, Linda McVay, Donna Clymer, Virginia Marquis. SECOND ROW: Miss Pryor, Joyce Milligan, Erma Cox, Irene Cunningham, Hopa McAulry, Ruth Clark, Betty Lori, Carnet Clark, Rosella Estadt. Patty Haas, Shirley Weekley. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Devolld, Rosemary Crock, Janet Parks, Arlene Johnson, Betty Simcox, Shirley Lori, Tally Hill, Alice Morris, Shirley Neely, Rosetta Hupp. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Freshmen Boys Left to Right; Tommy Fergueson, Jack King, Stanley Clark, Clyde Dobbins, Bill Gillespie. Bernard Morasky, Bob Legraen, Dan Farley, Charles Thompson, Darwin Garvin, Bill Hupp, Roland Reed. Dari Gardner, Ronald Ralph. Wayne Webb, Richard Lovett, Junior Cunningham, Jesse Meriy, Ronald Crum. 26