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

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5-,lf 'Y'-0. Q was Class Poem Here's to the class of '51g Six in number are we. I will-tell you about them If you will bear with me. Alice Heydinger is our class President With dark and curly hair. When there's any kind of game going on Alice is sure to be there. Martha Feichtner is quite a girly She is our class Treasurer. Her winning ways and pleasant smile, Make meeting her a pleasure. There's Edna Ruth, our musical gal Can play the piano well, She's always ready for work or fun, And for a friend she's,real1y swell. Lucille Wurm played the clarinet In the orchestra and bandg She's a very quiet, charming girl, And we really think she's grand. John Beal, our handsome boy Sings bass and tenor toog He's very badly henpecked, With five girls to tell him what to do. To Mrs. Brown, our sponsor dear, We owe our many thanks: She's always been so kind and good, ln spite of all our pranks. And last of all is poor meg Mary Brose is my name. You can see at writing poetry, I have no claim to fame. So here's to the class of '51, And though our number's few, We'll try to do the best we can In everything we do.

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Senior Class Will' We, the members of the Senior Class, being stable of mind, strong in body, and having wonderful foresight, do hereby publish this, our last will and testament. TO THE SCHOOL, we leave our fond memories and intelligence. TO THE TEACHERS, we give students who will study much harder than we have. TO MR. TAYLOR, we bequeath our good dispositions. TO MRS. BROWN, we will a better Senior Class to sponsor. TO MRS. DURBIN, we leave fond memories of the days when we wanted to study out of a book in Home Economics. TO MISS SMITH, we leave better Glee Clubs. TO MR. MEFFLEY, a basketball team of seven foot men. TO MR. GILBERT, we wish happiness of married life. TO MISS REINLEIN, we leave students who love to take tests and who have good class attitudes. I, John Beal will my bass voice to Dorothy Auck who, I am sure, needs a lower one to sing soprano. I, Edna Ruth will my ability to get along with the teachers to Jim Haviland. I, Lucille .Wurm will my paper dolls to Zona Eicher, provided she makes good use of them. I, Mary Brose will my driver's license to Madelyn Massie, provided that she makes worthy use of it, and obeys all rules of driving. To Ruth Leonhart, Alice leaves her front seat in classes, so she behaves and hides the rest of the kids in the rear. I, Martha Feichtner will my ability to get away with things without getting caught to Sam Gerhart. TO THE JUNIOR CLASS, we give the dignified name of Seniors and all the activities, miseries, memories and plans that we, as Seniors, have had. TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, we leave our abilities and good looks. TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS, we will fond memories of initiation and the desire to be a quiet group that doesn't giggle so much. We hope these wishes will be carried out to the best of your ability. Witnessed and sealed this day in May of 1951. By Lucille Wurm Witnesses: John Beal Edna Ruth Mary Brose Alice Heydinger Martha Feichtner