Cardington High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Cardington, OH)

 - Class of 1957

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Lxke every blg baseball league we the Class of 1957 had our brg season of twelve games whzch started on September lO 1945 wrth 28 members Our frrst team was composed of Rex Beckel Dean Brngman Phxlrp Conaway Donald Coomer Ierry Healea Warren Levmgs Tom Ma ceyko Robert McClenathan Iames Patterson George Schaf fer Lowell Strme Smythe Van Srckle Sylvra Barton Carol Betts Wrmfred Brandum Esther Foust Carol Claytor Harold Claytor Mary Greenawalt Betty Henry Martlyn Lmstedt Dons Schorr Ann Schwartz Sandra Sexton Dons Waddell Lours Waterer Vaughn Cole and Terry Bonnette Mr I L Patterson a talkatrve unreserved admlnxstrator acted as umplre and Mr Theo Gantz dtsclplmed us on and off the held actmg as base l1ne coach Mrs Mary Gantz and Mrs Wanda Adams were our held coaches Soon we played our second game and our coaches were Mrs Adams and Mrs Mary Byrd Durmg the game we learned our basrc fundamentals At the end of the season we gave one of our coaches Mrs Adams a surprrse v1c tory party as she was gomg to leave our ball club soon We had two new held coaches ln the thrrd game They were Mrss Ruth Gugel and Mrss Martha Lrchtenburger We bought three new players thrs year Kerth Rlchey from the Edlson Club and Wllham Strohl from the Norton Club and Frank Levermg For the fourth game some of us were strll coached by Mrss Lrchtenburger and the rematnlng group was coached by Mrs Clarrce Saunders We exchanged Terry Bonnette and Louzs Waterer for two new members Barbara Bartley and Martha Augenstetn In the frfth game we suffered the loss of the Claytor Twms but they were soon replaced by Margaret Van the Lrma Club Our coaches were Mrs Golda Gale and Mrs Elva Hartpence Thrs year we had Frrday Morning Exercrses to hmber us up and also kept tab on the current events tmamly those on the sport pagel We also acqurred a new base l1ne coach Mr Wllbur A McAl1ster In the srxth game for the ftrst trme we had a man for fxeld coach Mr Roy Mrller and Mrs Gale lead us through another vrctorrous year Now after srx years of playmg expenence we were under the coachxng of several drfferent coaches Mrs Nelda Akron was coach over our home base and Smythe Van Sxckle was selected as presrdent of the Club We lost one member Martha Augenstem to the Fulton Club We bought Iames Estep from Marengo Robert Harms from Salem and Robert McNary from East Clark 1n Cleveland The club took tts flrst outlng together on a hayrrde to the Lutheran Memonal Camp at Fulton Ohro Once agam we had a man for a coach as Mr Ray Saunders gurded us through our elghth game We bought two more members Barbara Brooks from Detrolt and Valerre Chalfant and also won back the Claytor Twms Durmg the 7th and 8th games we combmed sports wrth dancmg and many of us took part rn the May Pole Dance for May Day Durmg the nmth year of playrng we were a very actrve team We gamed seven new members from the nerghbor mg Fulton Club They were Nancy Powell Ianxce Pearl Martha Augenstem Maurrce Gnmm and Ehzabeth Fritch Also Tom Damels iomed us comxng from the Radnor Club and Patncxa Weller from Marlon We were coached by Mrs Ruth Patterson and the club was lead by Ann Schwartz who was also football attendant here we mlxed the two sports football and baseball Dons Schorr and Carol Betts changed from their base ball su1ts to forrnals to take part rn the May Day Program by berng attendants for the queen Fmally after etght games of playrng experxence our club became rmportant enough to have representatrves 1n the Student Councrl and the club elected Ruth Fmk and Smythe Van Srckle to thrs base Sylvra Barton was also selected to boost the team actmg as cheerleader We deczded our club needed some money so we sponsored a bake sale and an rce cream socral whxch brought 1n good dwrdends to support the club In the tenth game we had Mrs Vrrgmra Rrchey and Mr Herber Schellenger as our coaches Our team elected lames Estep as our captam for the year We ordered our baseball shrrts of royal blue and whrte We sponsored a dance Hobo Hop to hold us over untrl the baseball season opened We agam had student counc1l representa ttves Frank Levermg and Ruth Fmk Our football attendant was Iamce Pearl and for the May Day Festrvrtres Valerle Chalfant and Sylvla Barton represented the club Cheer leaders for th1s game were IoAnn Pearl and Sylvra Barton ln our eleventh game Mrs Rrchey had sole gurdance or our club Our captam was Frank Levermg Our student counc1l representatrves were Betty Henry and Vaughn Cole The cheerleaders were Sylvra Barton IoAnn and lamce Pearl and Carol Betts The football attendant was Sylvta Barton and for May Day we plcked the queen of our club Mtss Ann Schwartz The attendants were IoAnn Deal Betty Henry and Sandra Sexton We ordered our club rmgs and put on the great productron of the play trtled You re Only Young Once on November 18 whrch was drrected by Mxss Fae Burr srde l1ne coach On November 4 we sponsored a chxle supper and the Home commg Dance Also the Sprmg Hop whxch was on Aprrl 7 That sprmg we took the semor club on a Ha wauan Crurse for the fmal farewell banquet Our last act for the senror club was makrng a candle hte arsle for them at the1r baccalaureate Thrs was the fmal mght game of the season under the arc of hghts We also lost a fme sports star Tom Damels As we entered the last game of the season we were coached under the excellent guxdance of Mr Floyd Davrs and Mr Brlly May We re elected as our captam Frank Levermg Our student counc1l representatrves from the club were Betty Henry and Lowell Strme The football team elected Dons Schorr for thetr queen The squad elect ed for therr May Day attendants Betty Henry Marrlyn Lm stedt and Iamce Pearl Durmg thxs year Eugene Pme from Hardmg Jomed our club and Tom Damels came back to us from Pleasantvrlle We sponsored the Homecommg Chxle Supper May Day Dance and a scrap drrve among other protects The club presented therr fmal play productlon Meet Me In St Lours and agarn Mxss Burr dtrected rt We sent out our fmal announcements for our last game and also posed for our last ptcture as a vxctonous team On May ll the tumor club entertamed us wrth a mght rn Mexxco On May l3 we left for our weeks vacatxon to Washmgton and on May 19 was our Baccalaureate servrce wrth Rev Wrllram Bash presentmg the sermon On the mght of May 23 was the chmax of our baseball season Commencement Our club speaker was Dr Arthur Flemmg K Somerlot As we thrnk back over all the mnmgs of the twelve games tt brmgs back many toys and sorrows of our prottt able season , , , l 1 l I . 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SENIOR CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of Cardlngton Hrgh School do hereby make thrs our last w1ll and test1mony of the year 1957 Our Senror Class would l1ke to w1ll what IS left of the Greyhound bus on whrch We took our Senror trrp to the lunlor Class lanetStrohl w1ll my unsuccessful book How To Grow Fmgernalls to Beverly Mahaffey Marrlyn Lrnstedt w1ll my abrlrty to be on the go all the t1me to Margaret Etgen and Duanna Ullom Wrnnrfred Brandurr' w1ll my lrcense for stock car racmg to Alrce Matt1ngly and Inez Moode spaugh Betty Henry w1ll my Marrlyn Monroe walk to Vrola Mosher Elrzabeth Frrtch w1ll my rrreststable llps to Eva Mullrns Ann Schwartz w1ll my dalnty feet to Sllver Russell and Nancy Rush Robert McClenathan w1ll my Mrghty Mouse muscles to Donald Ault Barbara Bartley w1ll my ab1l1ty to drrve a car m a harr ra1s1ng manner to Sam Mosher Dons Schorr w1ll my doll Betsre to Mar cella Drxon Pat Weller w1ll my doll Wetsre to Gretch en Wetzel Sylvra Barton w1ll my rattle bra1n laruce Holt Sandra Sexton w1ll my przza partres to Bar bara I-Iermlrch Carol Claytor w1ll my modesty to Ellzabeth Brngrnan lanrce Pearl w1ll my ab1l1ty to be popular to Kay Sellars Esther Foust w1ll my Marlon Marlowe vo1ce to Sally Hall Martha Augenstern w1ll my absentee record to Lols Betts Mary Greenawalt w1ll all my toe dancrng lessons to Dwayne lones Carol Betts w1ll my llkeness for teachers to Olen Kaelber Margaret Van Voorhrs w1ll my mornzng push ups to Mary Brooks Dons Waddell w1ll my pet Bucky Beaver to Lrnda Lmscott Valerre Chalfant w1ll my pet cootre Ferdm and to Carol Hrggms Nancy Powell w1ll my natural curly ha1r to Barbara Evans and Carol Ulery Smythe VanS1ckle wxll my pogo stlck to Roland Crcanese Dean Blngrnan w1ll my pet goose Hrlde gard to Ethel Emmons Kerth Rrchey w1ll my art of love to Roderrck Ienkrns Lours Waterer w1ll my bedroom eyes to Raymond Carnsner Lowell Strrne w1ll my speed l1m1t drrvxng to Dave F1sher Donald Coomer w1ll my athletrc abrlrty to Harold Sherman and Davld Arehart Wrllram Strohl w1ll my habrt of dutch datlng to Paul Beam and Davrd I-Ieacock Lloyd Cook w1ll my all star grrls basket ball team to Lowell Yake George Shaffer w1ll my home made brew recrpe to Robert Iohnston lerry Healea w1ll my Charles Atlas burld to Chuck Morrrs We Vaughn Cole and Barbara Brooks w1ll our neckrng abrhty to Iudy Toomev and Denny Denton Eugene P1ne w1ll all my brlght ldeas to Carl Showalter Terry Bonnette w1ll my wrsh to be a preacher to Larry Crum Dlsterdlck Iames Patterson w1ll my Lover s Lane park mg space to Earl Brake Harold Claytor w1ll my qu1et ways to B1ll Shaffer Thomas Maceyko w1ll my cookmg abrlrty to Stanley Thoman Iames Estep w1ll my Mano Lanza smgmg VOICG to Melvrn Zelgler Tom Dan1els w1ll my way wrth women to Robert Starger Warren Lev1ngs w1ll my lrbrary of books on How To Lrke Government to Tom Wolford Frank Leverrng w1ll my class presrdency to George Rengert Robert McNary w1ll all my detentron notrces to Cl1V9 lenkrns Rex Beckel w1ll my cat s nrne lrves to Ianet Gordon Maurrce Grrrnm w1ll all my used cars t Patty Ault and Mary Dan1els Robert Harrls Wlll my mechanlcal bra1n to Carol Thompson and Donna Hall Phrlrp Conaway w1ll my reducmg remedy Take It Off Easy to lane Patterson . I . h , L I V I I ' I I I n I' I I . . I ll, A II ' I ' ' ' ' ' . II , ' - - ' I, , ' ' - ' . I, . ' v . I' I ' ' I, In ' I ' - I, David Rogers, will my milk route to George I, ' , ' ' to I, , I l ' I, , ' ' ' - I, , ' ' ' I, , ' ' I, . ' ' ' ' I, ' , ' I, , ' ' ' ' I, , ' ' ' I, ' , ' ' I, ' , ' I, ' , ' ' 1, , ' ' I, ' , ' ' I, , ' ' I, . ' I ' l, ' , ' ' I, , ' ' ' ' 1. ' , ' , I. ' ' . ' O I, , ' ' I, ' ' , ' ' ,



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SENIOR In the year 1967 far above the Earth on cloud forty nrne rs a Becordrng Angel preparrng to record the ac complrshments of the class of 1957 Frrst on her lrst rs Martha Augenstern I wonder what Martha rs domg now why there she rs rn an offrce' Whats that on the door? Handwrrtrng Analyst ' And Barbara Bartley where rs she? She owns a Przza Vrlla and her oldest son has learned to sprn przza as they do rn old Italy Sylvra Barton rs that a golf course? Shes Bol Hope s caddy' Rex Beckel the famous news commentator Strll settrno styles wrth hrs colorful sport shrrts Now to frnd Carol Betts She s cr receptronrst rn a busy New York offrce Dean Brngman has a foot rn every door hrs present rob rs a travelrng salesman Oh such lovely musrc rts the Srngrng Preacher Terry Bonnette ofcourse Lets see next rs Wrnnre Brandom Oh Wrnnre' a taster rn the Bop Pop Co Valerre Chalfart s dream has come true she s an archrtect rn sunny Florrda Carol Claytor operates a reducrng salon but where rs Harold? Why he won the Indranapolrs 500 last year' Honeymoon Haven? Oh that s the trarler park Barb and Vaughn Cole own Phrl Conway an rutstandrng and ambrtrous polrtrcran I see Lloyd Cook owns a baby srttrng agency Ahem he Looks lrke a good game Well rts the AllAmerrcan Don Coomer playrng pro football wrth the Rocketts Next rs Tom Danrels He has fulfrlled hrs ambrtron and rs now wokrng on the rarlroad and rs known as the frrendlr est engrneer Csrghl Irm Estep I dont see hrm anywhere I ll keep an eye out for hrm Poor Esther I-'oust' There she srts rn her prrson cell Just because she wrote an artrcle rn her paper exposrng tho trme Phrl Conaway cheated rn the marble tournament' Where am I on my lrst? Oh Elrzabeth Frrtch Her nursrng talents are comrng rn handy for she now owns an o'd Iadres home Theres Mary Greenawalt busy as ever teachrng the Afrrcan natrves to rock n roll Grrmy Grrmms Garage has qurte a reputatron under Maurrces able management Artrst Rob I-Iarrrs modern parntrng The Moon At Noon has rust won a prrze Ierry I-Iealea my harp' Hes runnrng a saloon rn Las Vegas and you know what they say about Las Vegas Of course we have all recently heard of Betty Henry s decrsron to grve up her fabulous career as a concert pranrst to become a teacher Im surprrsed at the next member who was the presr dent of the class Frank Leverrng rs now coachrng the football team at the exclusrve grrls school' And Warren Levenrngs has become a trapeze artrst wrth Brnglrng Brothers Crrcus PROPHECY Marrlyn Lrnstedt a pearl drver rn Bombay' I wonder rf Tom Maceyko has seen Mary on any rf hrs brg game hunts rnto the rnterror of Afrrca? My how some hobbres do develop' I wonder how many boys would have taken up photography rf they could see Bch McClenathan now Wow' lcck at those models fWhere s my halo'l Robert Warner McNary Ir those blond locks get cur lrer wrth every song he croons Doesnt that rsland Just off the coast of Marne belong tf Irm Patterson? Yes that s hrs noted experrmental farm Ianrce Pearl rs marrred and lrvrng on More n More ls land rarsrng her quadruplets monkey'l Thrs year s Bowlrng Champrcn rs none other than Gene Prne Thrs rs qurte an rtem to record' Polrcewomarr Nancy Powells prcture rs rn all the papers smce she rounded up the famous Morgan Street Gang Boy s Town has qurte an added asset srnce Kerth Rrchey has become a member cf the staff Thrs rs the latest thrng rnvrsrble homes manufactured by Darsy Rogers Now we come to Dorrs Schorr srnger and costume de srgner who has become the latest rage of Parrs In Indra we frnd Ann Schwartz a mrssronary nurse and teacher Sandy Sexton the famous magazrne rllustrator rs now lrvrng rn Hollywood and clownrng wrth all the movre stars George Shaffer rs rn an rnstrtutron for alcoholrcs as a bananas fthe lrttle By the way where rs Irm? Oh theres Lowell Strme hes earnestly workrng on hrs rnventron for TV vshrch permrts the performers to step out rnto the room I-Ie s rust wartrng for Iayne Mansfreld Ianet Strohl rs teachrng werght lrftrng and brother Brll rs strll defendrng hrs mrddlewerght boxrng trtle We can be proud of the progress of Smythe Van Srckle now the Unrted States Secretary of Agrrculture Maggre Van Voorhrs has Just been selected as the wrt trest drsk Jockey of the year As Recordrng Angel I happen to know that she also recerved the Nobel Prrze for Lrtera ture rn 1966 under a pen name Next we look to Scotland where we frnd Dorrs Waddell desrgnrng krlts Loure Waterer has developed two of hrs specral talents He rs a world renowned screntrfrc engrneer and also en Joys a career as a Calypso dancer Its belrevable that red harred Patsy Weller has the en tertarnment world aflame wrth her graceful krcks and prrou ettes as a member of the Carnegre Tech Ballet Co Now lets see drd I get everyone? Ummm Irm Where can he be? Ive looked everywhere on earth' Oh' Now what hrt my cloud' Those reckless cabbres' Why rts Irm Estep hes an rnterplanetary taxr drrver' Whew' Mrssrcn accomplrshed' Srgned Your Recordrng Angel I I T I I YY I I ' 1 I ' ' I V ll - - I . . VI I I ' A . ' . . I - r I - , , ,, ' I V , I . 1 . . . r A Y- ' ' ' . I , ' ' on . ' t . A, I , . - - Y . - - 1 . I I ' ' ' ' ' I I I I . ' I I I A , ' I I sits with the babysitters. C'CC'Oft Of COLUS9- , ' A . . , 1 1 I I . , Ar rt ' ' ' I I I ' -- ' . . . . oh.

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