Chatfield High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Chatfield, OH)

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Senior Class Poem We'll miss you friends, as through life we go, We'll miss your smile and hearty He1lo . So here's the Seniors of 1950, I'll review them for you in a jiffy. First in our class comes the president, Caro1's her name and of Chatfield she's a resident. If she isn't there, who her place will fill? I You guessed it, none other than Bill. Among the Seniors there's Lyle the treasurer, Perhaps someday he'll specialize in pleasure. Next in line comes Donna Ross, Of Chatfie1d Echoes she's the boss. Then there was a boy by the name of Les , With an old Model A he likes to mess. There's no need to ask Don what's on his mind, For a pretty girl he's trying to find. Last in our class comes Mary Lou, She's an angel and the secretary, too. We're sure no one could be wiser Than Mrs. Durbin, our advisor. And so we say Farewell with many a sigh, As all down life's road we'1l remember Chatfield High. - - - C-Ma ry Lou Laipply 9

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Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class, being stable of mind, strong in body, and wonderful, do hereby publish this, our last- will and testament. TO THE SCHOOL, we leave our fond memories. TO THE TEACHERS, we give students who will study harder and will not whisper in study hall, TO THE JUNIOR CLASS, we will a happy year as Seniors next year. TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, we will our abilities and good looks. TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS, we will the memories of initiation. TO MR.. MEFFLEY, we will a better basketball season next year. TO MISS SMITH, we will larger and better glee clubs and mixed chorus. TO MRS. MEFFLE Y, we leave an ambitious group of typists. TO MRS. BROWN, we leave a class to get their reports in on time with no excuses. TO MRS. DURBIN, we leave an ambitious group of' girls who are willing to take the cafeteria inventory. TO MR. TAYLOR, we will an office staff to help get reports out on time. TO MR. GILBERT, we leave a new group of boys, who always keep busy in in- dustrial arts. I, William Gerhart, will my ability to play basketball to John Mollencopf providing he uses it to the best advantage. I, Mary Lou Laipply, will to Sam Gerhart my library period so that he will be there and won't have to walk back all the time. I, Lyle Rothhaar, will my quietness in study hall to the eighth grade girls. I, Lester Sheely, will my parking place to Ramon Smith providing he does not park on the lawn. I, Carol Schnarenberger, will my ability to have my lessons finished each day to Joe Kreim, providing he takes time to have a neat paper. I, Donald Eppley, will my ability in track to Jimmy Haviland, that is, if he tries very hard and wins the 440. I, Donna Ross, will my chances to get the car to Martha Feichtner providing she asks for it in a certain manner. Signed this day in May. By Donna Ross Witnesses: ' William Gerhart Lester Sheely Mary Lou Laipply Carol Schnarenberger Lyle Rothhaar Donald Eppley 10