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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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Row 2: Dorothy Auck, Miriam Schwemley, Norma Brown, Shirley Ulmer, Clem Studer, Virgil Kanney, John Mollencopf, Joseph Kreim, Dwight Rothhaar. Chatfield High School Chatfield High School students are we, Seeking knowledge ever we'1l be, Our lives to improve we shall try Dear old Chatfield High. Chatfleld, our dear old Chatfield 'High School Chatiield, the school we love so well. Ever we will submit to your rule, Ever of your priaises tell. Sacred the memory we shall cherish Of friends and of teachers all so true. Your colors, orange and black, Bid us come back, Chatfield, to you. Chatfield High School, dear to my heart, Sad the day when we must part. Happy days are now passing by, When we say Farewell to Chatfield High. 4 . cf I ., ,,, ,,--,funn h u .4 --'jmn -55,1-z.a:a1. ..f- .. -' -1:i1:11...,.5, - A - -,B-2 A -il-. ll- I v 3329 1 -f -f ff:-'I'-f b ff, 41 Q , -- , :2g,'-di ,ff f , Q ' I ,f4 . , . P' ' I 4 , , '. . l 4 , L: , ' 45' 4' ,l K ' f 1: --, --15: ' - ' . 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I don't want to keep on a closet shelf A lot of secrets about myself, And fool myself, as I come and go, Into thinking that nobody else will know The kind of a man I really amg I don't want to dress myself up in a sham. I want to go out with my head erect, I want to deserve all men's respectg But here in the struggle for fame and pelf, I want to be able to like myself, I don't want to look at myself and know That Pm bluster and bluff and empty show. I never can hide myself from meg I see what others may never seeg I know what others may never knowg I never can fool myself, and so, What ever happens, I want to be Self-respecting and conscience-free. - - - -Selected so 7 'T 1 ,f ' Seated: Standing: Faculty Mr. Donald Jordan, Industrial Arts, Geography 7, History 83 Mrs. Lucille Durbin, Home Economics, Cafeteria Supervisor, Science 7, Biology, Mr. Lester Taylor, Superintendent, General Science, Chemistry, Science 8, Mrs. Marjorie Phelan, Grades 2 and 33 Mr. Dale Meffley, Coach, Algebra, Math. 7 and 8. Mrs. Maxine Feichtner, Grades 3 and 45 Mrs. Eula Brown, English 10,11 and 12, Girls' Phys. Ed., Government, Global Geography, Mrs. Inez Geissman, Shorthand, Typewriting, Consumer Economics, English 73 Mrs. Elizabeth Van Horn, Grades 5 and 6, Mrs. Miriam Clady, Grade 15 Miss Virginia Smith, English 8 and 9, Music, Band. 7 Chr janitor for this year, who keeps the school building warm when it is cold outside. Hr. Richard Wilson. 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To our Treasurer Ruth L. We trust all our money. She's a hard working gal, And she's always bright and sunny. There's'one in our class who likes to argue John Mollencopf is his name. There are many things he wants to do. And some day he may know great fame. Our class sponsor, Mr. Meffley Keeps our class in order. Without hlm where would we be? Probably on the Mexican border. Last but not least is our news reporter Dorothy Auck by name. We are printing this poem for her And maybe it will bring her fame. Now you have met the class of 52 . Which will graduate in May. And because ln number we are few, In arguments, we all have our say. Dorothy Auck, Class Poet 10 Senior Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class, being of one mind, strong in body and heart, do hereby publish this, our last will and testament. TO THE SCHOOL, we leave fond memories of days gone by. TO THE TEACHERS, we leave a class who will not make so much noise. TO MR. TAYLOR, we will a class he won't have to call .into the office so often. TO MRS. BROWN, we will a microphone so she won't have to strain her voice. T0 MRS. DURBIN, we leave a Home Ec. class who won't argue and fuss all the time. TO MISS SMITH, we leave the fond memories of the days when we were in glee club. TO MR. MEFFLEY, we will some money so he won't have to be one of those Poor Teachers. TO MR. JORDAN, we will a class who can keep their mouths shut Z1 study hall. TO MRS. GEISSMAN, we will a class who will think less of their chewing gum. I, Dorothy Auck, will to Shirley Ulmer, my ability to get along with Mrs. Durbin. I, Ruth Leonhart, will to Miriam Schwemley, my job at the cash register, hoping she will take better care of it than I did. I, Madelyn Massie, will to Mrs. Geissman, all my Grade AA bubble gum wrappers. I, Sam Gerhart, will my inability to sit still to Marilyn Roberts. I, Clem Studer, will my ability to be tardy to Rowenna Volk. I, Virgil Kanney, will the ease with which I get into trouble with Mr. Jordan, to Victor Wurm. I, Joseph Kreim, will my ability to do algebra to the Freshman boys. I, John Mollencopf, will an alarm clock to Dwight Rothhaar, so he can get to school and basketball games on time. TO THE JUNIOR CLASS, we will our ability not to be stingy with the parties. TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, we will our ability to stifle our giggles whenever possible TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS, we will the fond memories of initiation and Seniors chasing them over corn fields. We hope these wishes will be carried out to the best of your ability. Witnessed and sealed this day in May of 1952. By Virgil Kanney Witnesses: T05 Dorothy Auck Kpj Qlollencopf Madelyn Massie Clem Studer Ruth Leonhart Joseph Kreim Sam Gerhart 11 MR. DALE MEFFLEY Our Sponsor VIRGIL KANNEY - President To study is to suffer. Class President 45 Class Vice President 35 Class Treasurer 25 Annual Staff 3-45 News- paper Staff 2-45 Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Volleyball 3-45 B.A.A. 3-45 B.A.A. Treasurer 35 Buckeye Boys' State 35 The Darling Brats 35 Aunt Susie Shoots the Works 35 Senior Play 4. RAYMOND GERHART - Vice President Big things come in little Packages. ident 15 Library 2-3-45 Basketball Team fVarsityJ 2-3-45 Reserves 15 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 3-45 Boys' Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff 45 Volleyball 1-2-3-45 B.A.A. 3-4 12 Student Council Vice President 35 Class Pres- CLEM STUDER - Student Council Fast and snappy, full of fun If you catch me, you're going some. B.A.A. 3-45 Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Annual Staff 3-45 Student Council President 45 Basketball 1-2-3 -45 Track 1-2 -3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-45 Volleyball 1-2-3-45 The Darling Bratsl' 35 Senior Play 4. MADELYN MASSIE - Secretary She couldn't be good if she would, and wouldn't be good if she could. Class Secretary 45 Student Council 25 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 G.A.A. President 45 Annual Staff 3-45 Annual Class Editor 45 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-45 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Class News Reporter 35 Mardigras Queen Candidate 45 Softball 2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 35 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 1-25 Assistant Editor of News- paper Staff 25 Cheerleader 2-35 The Darling Brats 35 Senlor Play 45 Library 45 G.A.A. Treasurer 2. ' RUTH LEONHART - Treasurer It is quality not size that counts. Class President 25 Class Treasurer 45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-45 G.A.A. 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff 3-45 4-H 1-2-3-45 The Darling Brats 35' Aunt Susie Shoots the Works 35 Senior Play 45 Annual Editor 45 Annual Assistant Editor 3. 13 V . i' DOROTHY AUCK - News Reporter To mischief she doth turn, studies are her least concern. Class Treasurer 1'3j Class Vice President 23 G.A.A. 1-2-3-43 Girls' Glee Club 1'2'4Q Mixed Chorus 1-23 Annual Staff 3-43 Annual Acti- vities Editor 43 Newspaper Staff 1-23 Cheer- leader 2'3S 4-H 1-23 4-H Treasurer 23 Volley- ball 1-2-3-43 Softball 2-3-43 Track 33 Basket- ball 1-2-3-43 The Darling Brats 33 Aunt Susie Shoots the Works 33 Senior Play 43 Library 4. JOHN MOLLENCOPF Fun ls everywhere and I always want my share. 4-H Secretary 2'3Q 4-H Vice President 43 4-H 1-2-3-43 B.A.A. 3-43 Office 2-43 Library 33 Basketball 23 Basketball Manager 13 News- paper 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-33 Boys' Glee Club 2-3-43 The Darling Brats 33 Senior Play Manager 33 Senior Play 4. JOSEPH KREIM Silence ls a great art of conversation. Basketball 1'2'3'4Q Track 1-2-3-43 Volleyball 2-3-43 Boys' Glee Club 1'2'4j Mixed Chorus 1-23 Library 43 The Darling Brats 33 Aunt Susie Shoots the Works 33 Senior Play 43 Newspaper 1'2Q Annual Staff 3-43 Class Secretary 1'2Q Class President 33 B.A.A. 3-43 Honor Society 4. 14 History of Senior Class Twelve years ago in September, 1940, eight small innocent girls and boys walked proudly up the walks to Chatfield School to start their first year of education. Four of these eight have gone through twelve years together. We had as our teacher Miss Heinlein Clater Mrs. Luginbuhll. We all looked forward to the next year of school. We enjoyed coming back to school the second year because it was no longer strange to us. We again were taught by Mrs. Luginbuhl. During the third grade, we had Miss Pauline Green as our teacher. We had a Halloween Party, Christmas Party, and a Valentine Party, during the year. We all enjoyed these parties. Under the watchful eye of Miss Green, we all passed from the fourth grade to the fifth. In the fifth grade we had Miss Wilma Clutter Clater Mrs. Walimirel as our teacher. This was our first year upstairs and it took time to become accustomed to coming upstairs all the time. Under the guidance of Mrs. Walimire, we all passed the sixth grade. As seventh graders everything about high school, and changing classes were new to us. We elected the following officers: President, Clifford Beck, Vice President, Madelyn Massieg Secretary, Dorothy Auckg Treasurer, .Toe Kreimg and Student Council, Raymond Gerhart. Mr. C. C. Richards was our class sponsor. Charles Groves and Sara Helen Youman were also members of the class. In the eighth grade we elected the following officers: President, Clem Studert Vice President, Madelyn Massieg Secretary, Joe Kreimg Treasurer, Dorothy Auckg and Student Council, Raymond Gerhart. The boys in our class were on the Junior High Basketball team. Our cheerleaders were Dorothy Auck and Madelyn Massie. During the year we enjoyed a skating party in Tiffin and a Halloween Party. We all looked forward to being, 'Green Freshman . With nine members in our class we began our first year in hlgh school. Raymond Gerhart was elected President, Clem Studer, Vice President, Joe Krelm, Secretary, Dorothy Auck, Treasurer, and Clifford Beck, Student Council. Mr. William Williams was our sponsor. On October 8, we had the unforgetable experience of initiation. The f question arose in all of our minds, How can people be so inhuman? But we all sur- vived and looked forward to the time when we were to be on the giving side. Our assembly was held on February 11, using the theme of Lincoln. A program similar to that of Truth or Consequences was also planned with students taking part. At the close of the school year, we planned a farewell party for the Seniors. Knd so the first year of high school came to a glorious end. Virgil Kanney joined us the first of the year. 15 We started the tenth year by electing the following officers: President, Ruth Leonhartg Vice President, Dorothy Auckg Secretary, Joe Kreim: Treasurer, Virgil Kanneyg and Student Council, Madelyn Massie. Mr. Dale Meffley was our class sponsor. We gave an assembly in January and, a Chapel program before Christmas. Violet Johns joined our class in November, but left at Christmas. , This year, as Juniors, we started the year by electing officers. They were as follows: President, Joe Kreimg Vice President, Virgil Kanneyg Secretary, Clem Studerg Treasurer, Dorothy Auckg Student Council, Raymond Gerhartg and News Reporter, Madelyn Massie. On October 13, 1950, we sponsored a hayride for the high school. A good time was had by all. Clifford Beck left while a Junior. With the help of some of the Seniors, we gave the play, The Darling Brats. It was given on November 3, 1950. Mrs. Brown was directress. We gave the Christmas Party on December 18. We received our class rings in November. The Junior and Senior Banquet was held in Norwalk, Ohio, on April 28, 1951. We had as a theme The Old Fashioned Garden. Seniors at last! We elected officers for the last time. They were: President, Virgil Kanneyg Vice President, Raymond Gerhartg Secretary, Madelyn Massie, Treasurer, Ruth Leonhart, Student Council, Clem Studerg and News Reporter, Dorothy Auck. Initiation was held on October 18, 1951. On October 25, we went to Tiffin to the Bole Dundurand Studio to see who would break the camera first. We had many class meetings to select name cards, invitations, caps and gowns, and speakers. They were: Reverend Katterhenrich for Baccalaureate and Father Duffy for Commencement. Baccalaureate is to be held on Sunday, ,May 18, and Commencement on Thursday, May 22, 1952. Our sponsor again this year is Mr. Meffley. The Senior Class play is to be given on May 2, 1952. Now the History of the Class of '52 must come to an end and we will have to say Farewell' to our old school days. I am sure these days will be remembered for the rest of our lives. Ruth Leonhart Class Historian 16 Senior Class Prophecy Early in May of 1958, I was busy making my passengers comfortable on one of the American Airline's D-C-6's. When the co-pilot came back to tell me they were having engine trouble, and would have to make a forced landing, I then explained to the passengers what was happening. We then fastened our safety belts. I looked out the window and saw we were circling a fairly good sized field. It wasn't long until we were taxiing to a stop. As we alighted from the plane I noticed a young man running toward us across the field. He had emerged from a beautiful white farm house. You could have knocked me over with a feather when I found out it was my old classmate, Clem Studer. When the pilot told us we would be there for a while, Clem inivited all of us to the house. He later explained that John Geiger had finally sold him the farm. And he had gradually built all new buildings. He said he was being married in .Tune to a girl from Bucyrus. I guess everything turned our about perfect for Clem. I asked Clem if I could use his beautiful new ford for a couple of hours. He hesitated momentarily, until I assured him I was a much better driver than I had been in 52 . I then drove out to see Mrs. Auck to see if she had received a more recent letter from Dorothy than I had. Dorothy is now living in California. Her busband, Lee, is a hot rod driver out there. After chatting with Mrs. Auck I drove over to talk to Mrs. Leonhart. She said Ruth was a stenographer for some big firm in Detroit. She also said Ruth was engaged to a guy named 'Bill . After bidding Mrs. Leonhart good-by, I quickly headed toward Kreims to see what Joe had done with himself. My this Ford rides nice! Don't believe they put as much tin in them as they used to. How we used to tease Clem about tinny Fords. Ah! memories. ' Well, here we are at Joe iChickieD Kreims. What, .Toe has a home of his own now! Mrs. Kreim says it's a shame I had to miss him. She said, that he just left a week ago with Marcia and the twins for a trip out West. She said they flew out in Joeis helicopter. My! My! How prosperous this class of mine is. Almost forgot to find out what happened to Virgil. That would never do. Well, Virgie was as surprised to see me, as I thought he would be. Virgil tells me he is president of some large plant in Bucyrus: The boys in our class always did say he was such a good class president. Mrs. Kanney told me that Virgil had so many girls she couldn't keep track of the number anymore. Gee, and all those years I thought he was bashful. Well, my time is running short, I have to hurry on to John Mollencopfs. This looks like the place Virgil described. My how nice! Look at that cute little girl in the yard. I asked the little girl if her daddy was home. She said yes, but he was out in the field working. She said her momie was in the house though. Mrs. Mollencopf wanted to send little Barbie for John, but I told her I just didn't have time to wait. She said John owned this farm and that photography was his hobby, I told her I remembered what a kick John got out of taking pictures for our annual back in 52 . Well it's back to the Studer farm for me. I know none of you need to be told what happened to Sammy Gerhart. We all watch his television program. He's slowly taking the place of Milton Berle. Maybe Pm prejudiced but I think he's more efficient. Well Clem has his Ford back, none the worse for its little trip. The plane is repaired now. So bidding Clem good-by, I boarded the plane which is my job, feeling very happy that evertthing has turned out so well for my wonderful classmates. 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Donald Martin spoke at our chapel on February 1. Our Junior and Senior Banquet was held April 26, 1952. , 20 ' Sophomore Class Row 1: Mr. Jordan, Kenneth Clady, Kenneth Kalb, Victor Wurm, Gerald Kreim, Idonna Lutz, Dolores Stein, Robert Leonhart. Row 2: Joanna Beal, Faye Ostermyer, Marilyn Schifer, Dorothy Siesel, Rosalie Kalb, Marcia Zucker, Miriam Gerhart, Zona Eicher. Absent was George Agee. On September 9, 1951, the Sophomore class met lor the first time in the year of 1951-52 with our sponsor, Mr. Donald Gilbert. The officers elected were as follows: President, Kenneth Cladyg Vice President, Marcia Zucker, Secretary, Marilyn Schiferg Treasurer, Miriam Gerhartg Student Council, Dorothy Siesel, News Reporter, Rosalie Kalb. When we returned to school after our Christmas vacation we found a pleasant surprise awaiting us. We acquired a new sponsor, Mr. Donald Jordan, who took the place of Mr. Gilbert. As the new year proceeded we planned our assembly and class party. On February 15, we gave a two cast play entitled Pau1Wrecks the Car under the direction of Mrs. Eula Brown. We sponsored a St. Patrick's Day party which was given March 14. Music was furnished by Crisslnger's Friendly Neighbors Orchestra. 21 Freshmen Row 1: Kenneth Tobin, Mary Schanzenbach, Zoa Eicher, Mary Webb, Anne Blackford, Joyce Zucker, Clyde Rossman. C Row 2: Mrs. Eula Brown, Donald Kalb, Lyle Shock, Howard Sheely, Donald Auck, Paul Kanney, William Leuthold, Carl Kalb, Richard Schanzenbach. The ninth grade enrolled two new members at the beginning of the year, William Leuthold formerly of Lykens and Paul Kanney who attended' school at New Washington. On February 29, we had charge of Chapel. On March 28, we -gave our assembly. At the end of the year, we gave a high school party as a farewell for the Seniors. Class Officers were: President Carl Kalb f Vice President Anne Blackford Secretary Donald Auck Treasurer Lyle Shock Student Council Joyce Zucker 22 Eighth Grade l Row 1: Silas Beal, Lois Sharrock, Margaret Ross, Dorothy Gerhart, Ruthie Schwemley, Carolyn Schifer, Gary Smith. Row 2: Miss Smith, James Lutz, Roger'Rothhaar, Thomas Clinger, Carmen Heiser, William Eicher, Henry Bushong, James Leuthold. Row 3: Robert Kalb, Leonard Kocher, Paul Beal, David Webb, Larry Vredenburgh, Ronald Sand. Absent: Roger Long, Paul Vinson, Jackie Kirby. The eighth grade started another year in Junior High. We elected officers at the beginning of the year. They are as follows: President, Robert Kalb: Vice President, Carmen Heiserg Treasurer, Paul Beal: Secretary, Roger Rothhaarg Student Council, Leonard Kocherg and Sponsor, Miss Virginia Smith. We invited the Seventh Grade to a roller -skating party at Bloomville roller skating rink in January. We all had a wonderful time including the tumbles and spills . At the beginning of the year we gained two new students. Henry Bushong from Marion, and Paul Vinson from Bucyrus. We also lost one member, Emma Jean Lammers who moved to Edwardsport, Indiana. Now we are looking forward to next year when we will become Freshmen. ,za Seventh Grade Row 1: Margaret Leonhart, Dorothy Dickey, Carol Gottfried, Florice Brause, Rosalind Volk, Martha Brose. Row 2: Mrs. Geissman, Robert Zucker, Floyd Mollencopf, Norman Brown, James Kalb, Edward Vinson, Allan Clady. Row 3: Margie Schanzenbach, Joyce Sand, Marie Keysor, Agnes Wurm, Rosalyn Schifer, Helen Kocher. Absent: Alfred Rarick, Shirley Kirby, Gwendolyn Lutz. In September 1951, the class. of '57 entered the seventh grade eager and willing to start a new and exciting life. Officers of the class were elected as follows: President, Martha Brose, Vice President, Dorothy Dickey: Secretary, Norman Browng Treasurer, Allan Cladyg News Reporter, Rosalyn Schiferg Sponsor, Mrs. Inez Geissman. Two new boys were enrolled this year: Edward Vinson who formerly attended Bucyrus school, and Austin Eidson who moved into our community from Tennessee. Austin was with us several weeks. Then he moved again. Martha Brose who had been ill with polio the previous year again joined us. A gift exchange was held at Christmas time. One of the exciting adventures this year was the roller skating party which we attended with the eighth grade. We all enjoyed the party which was held at the Bloomville rink. 24 I Sixth Grade L Row 1: Evelyn Kalb, Rita Vredenburgh, Susan Wilson, Sandra Auck, Roselyn Green, Patsy Rothhaar, Eunice Zucker. Row 2: Mrs. Van Horn, Everett Leuthold, Larry Stein, Mark May, Lloyd Kalb, Glen Kalb. Absent: Clarence Agee. Last fall the sixth grade had fifteen pupils enrolled, but during the year Thomas Eidson and Lois Lammers withdrew. As part of the P. T. A. program in February we 'put on a play Young Abe Lincoln , and Choral reading Old Glory , with the help of the fifth grade. For two months we had the highest per centage of parents present at P. T. A. and received S10. Our Halloween, Christmas and Valentine parties were enjoyed by all. We had our party in the cafeteria but our room was decorated for each occasion. We enrolled in the American Junior Red Cross and contributed to the March of Dimes. One of our main projects was putting a map of Europe on the blackboard and a display of different items from each country on a table. There is some uncertainty as to what we will buy with the P. T. A. money, but we are thinking of a clock for our room. 25 Vu Fifth Grade Row 1: Barbara Schiefer, Karen Ostermyer, Linda Auck, Bernard Wurm, Robert Lutz, Karen Kalb, Rita Volk. Row 2: Mrs. Van Horn, Marcella Auck, Connie Garret, Jerry Laipply, Larry Feichtner, Paul Zimmerman, Virgil Gottfried, Robert Schifer, Richard Redman. Row 3: Naomi Luidhardt, Joan Green, Joann Graves, Ruth Schanzenbach, Wanda Bevins, Ruth Loyer, Ernest Bushong, Bill Dickey. Absent: Shirley Harris. Last Fall twenty-four pupils were enrolled in the fifth grade. Wanda Bevins, Ernest Bushong, and Shirley Harris joined us this year. During the year we enjoyed Halloween and Valentine parties in the cafeteria. We also had a Christmas exchange. At Halloween time we took one complete blackboard to draw Ghost Town in color. For the P. T. A. program the class, with the aid of the sixth grade, put on a play, Young Abe Lincoln . We also did a choral reading on Old Glory . We took part in the Christmas Operetta and May Day exercises.. We've worked on several projects during the year, including sun dials, map drawings, and writing of poems. Almost everyone will receive the Ohio Pupil's Reading Circle Book seals, for reading the required number of books. During the year we enrolled in the American Junior Red Cross and contributed to the March of Dimes. ' Fourth Grade Row 1: Roger Barnett, Ronnie Auck, June Tobin, Luella Laux, Janet Barnett, Raymond Mollencopf, Neil Feichtner, Virginia Loyer. Row 2: Mrs. Feichtner, Luther Kalb, Janet Marquart, Rose Zelliner, Bobby Keysor, Joan Kocher, Joyce Webb, Barbara Feichtner, David Luidhardt, Jule Ostermyer, William Kepler, Kenneth Leonhart. Absent: Maurine Wade. Last fall 18 pupils entered the fourth grade. Virginia Goeller withdrew during the first semester. Later tlu'ee new pupils entered so now our enrollment is 20 pupils. We were proud, to play our song flutes for the Crawford County Teachers when they held their meeting at Chatfield. We played Skater's Waltz , and Bugler's March . During the year we enjoyed Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine parties. Everyone helped make our operatta Merry Xmas Mr. Snowman a success. 27 ll- Thircl Grade Row 1: Nancy Auck, Byron Garrett, Elalne Feichtner, Luella Homier, Roy Brown, Gerald Clinger, Billy Amens, Billy Hanes. Row 2: Gerald Leuthold, Danny Luidhardt, Wilma Schanzenbgzh, Rose Barnett, John Laux, Ronald Long, Wanda Vinson, Rober Marquart, Kathleen Keysor. Row 3: Mrs. Marjorie Phelan, Mrs. Maxine Feichtner. Absent: Harold Kirby, Paul Agee. ' There were eighteen pupils enrolled in the third grade last September. Douglas Eldson withdrew, and two new pupils, Wanda Vinson and Rose Barnett, entered. During the year we had three parties: Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine. We were enrolled in the American Junior Red Cross, and the March of Dimes. Everyone was glad to help give a Christmas Operetta this year. 28 Seca nd Grade Row 1: David Clinger, Fawler Brown, Lawrence Rarick, Albert Veinburg, Lenora Billings, Dorothy Kalb, Joyce Amons, Janet Kalb. Row 2: Mrs. Phemn, Donald Shafer, Sylvia Kalb, Dwight Leutholdv Kaye Laipply, John Schneider, Karen Ryman, Margaret Phelan, Judy Tobin, Janet Green. Absent: Marcia May. We began our second year in school with twenty in our class. Daniel Zornes and Barbara Utz left us early in the year. We had two parties this year, one at Halloween, and another on Valentine's Day, which we enjoyed with the third grade. In our Christmas operetta some of us were toys and several were the Sandman's Helpers. All the rest were members of the chorus. i IM' Gl'6dC OI12 Row 1: Daniel Clinger, Sheila Rarick, David Kalb, Charles Sharrock, James Kepler, Rebecca May. ' Row 2: Melvin Luidhardt, Junior Givens, Kenneth Brown, Diane Schultz, Dorthey Barnett, Faye Brown. Row 3: Mrs. Miriam Clady. Absent Earl Agee, Jimmy Bruce, Julia Auck. On September 4, 1951, nine boys and eight girls began their first year of school. 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Absent Robert Slater Editor ------- -P Ass't Editor ---- Feature Editor --- Boys' Sports ---- Art Editor -------- Circulation Manager ---- ---- Feature Writers ----- --- Advisor --- Johanna Brown Marilyn Schifer Virgil Kanney Lyle Shock Dwight Rothhaar James Haviland John Mollencopf Anne Blackford Joyce Zucker Dolores Stein Dorothy Siesel Rosalie Kalb Robert Slater Mrs. Inez Geissman 5.41-1 I Library Row 1: Lyle Shock, Joseph Kreim, Raymond Gerhart, Mrs. Eula Brown, Anne Blackford. Row 2: Madelyn Massie, Dorothy Auck, Zoa Eicher. ! Z xx y Student Council A ' Row 1: Leonard Kocher, Clem Studer, James Haviland. ' Row 2: 'Margie Schanzenbach, Dorothv Siesel, Joyce Zucker, Mr. Lester Taylor. - 33 Band Row 1: Patsy Rothhaar, Florice Brause, Dorothy Gerhart, Ruth Schwemley, Margie Schanzenbach. Row 2: Roselvn Green, Karen Kalb, Rosalyn Schifer, Tom Clinger, Paul Beal, Rita Volk, Johanna Brown, Miriam Gerhart, Miriam Schwemley. Row 3: Rosalie Kalb, Karry Feichtner, Mark May, Margaret Rose, Silas Beal, Kenneth Clady, Carmen Heiser, Donald Kalb, .Tolm Kalb, David Webb, Virgil Gottfried, Faye Ostermyer. V Row 4: Rosalind Volk, Carolyn Schifer, Marcia Zucker, Rowenna Volk, Dwight ' Rothhaar, Kenneth Kalb, Martha Brose, Marilyn Schifer, Dorothy Dickey, Miss Smith. Absent Robert Slater. I. This year our band was quite active under the leadership of Miss Virginia Smith. We marched in two Mardigras, at Attica, Ohio, and Bucyrus, Ohio. We have also played at several home basketball games, and for many other programs during the year. This year we have also started a Band Boosters Club. The c1ub's main objective is to purchase new uniforms for the band members. 34 f fjfxk Glee Clubs 45 Row 1: Joyce Zucker, Mary Schanzenbach, Dorothy Siesel, Marcia Zucker, Marilyn Schifer, Miriam Gerhart, Faye Ostermyer. . Row 2: Miss Smith, Johanna Brown, Rosalie Kalb, Rowenna Volk, Shirley Ulmer, Mary Webb, Ruth Leonhart, Norma Brown, Dorothy Auck, Madelyn Massie, Row 3: Miriam Schwemley, Zoa Eicher, Anne Blackford, Dolores Stein, Joanna H. Beal, Idonna Lutz, Zona Eicher, Marilyn Roberts 3 Z ' Row 1: Clyde Rossman, Kenneth Tobin, Jerry Heydinger, Dwight Rothhaar, John Kalb, Gerald Kreim, Robert Leonhart. Row 2: Miss Smith, Joe Kreim, Clem Studer, Victor Wurm, Donald Auck, John Mollencopf, Virgil Kanney, Kenneth Kalb, Johanna Brown. Row 3: Lyle Shock, Donald Kalb, Kenneth Clady, Howard Sheely, Paul Kanney, James Haviland, Bill Leuthold, Richard Schanzenbach, Carl Kalb. Absent: Robert Slater, George Agee. 35 Mixed Chorus 2 Row 1: Marilyn Roberts, Margie Schanzenbach, Dorothy Dickey, Rosalyn Schifer, Dorothy Gerhart, Carolyn Schifer, Rosalind Volk, Martha Brose. Row 2: Miss Smith, Idonna Lutz, Johanna Brown, Rosalie Kalb, Ruth Leonhart, Mary Webb, Rowenna Volk, Joanna Beal, Zoa Eicher. Row 3: Allen Clady, Larry Vredenburgh, Paul Beal, Silas Beal, Virgil Kanney, Kenneth Kalb, Jim Haviland, Lyle Shock, Dwight Rothhaar. - Absent Robert Slater. J E X Z . , X in W I 36 Girls' Athletic Association Row 1: Joyce Zucker, Mary Schanzenbach, Dorothy Siesel, Marcia Zucker, Marilyn Schifer, Miriam Gerhart, Faye Ostermyer. Row 2: Mrs. Brown, Johanna Brown, Rosalie Kalb, Rowenna Volk, Shirley Ulmer, Mary Webb, Ruth Leonhart, Norma Brown, Dorothy Auck, Madelyn Massie. Row 3: Miriam Schwemley, Zoa Eicher, Anne Blackford, Dolores Stein, Joanna Beal, Idonna Lutz, Zona Eicher, Marilyn Roberts. Having been organized when girls' inter-school basketball games were prohibited, the Girls' Athletic Association sponsors intramural programs in feminine sports and co- operates with the B. A. A. in conducting our home game schedule. During the year we participated in basketball, volleyball, and track events on the intramural program and enjoyed bowling and swimming lfter school. Another project is selling concessions at the home basketball games and making posters for them. The girls also helped to plan Gerhart Night which was held Friday night, February 8, 1952. LITHOGRAPHED G BOUND BY H. wliw msmm Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: B. A. A. Clyde Rossman, Kenneth Tobin, Jerry Heydinger, Dwight Rothhaar, John Kalb, Gerald Krelm, Robert Leonhart. Mr. Meffley, Joe Krelm, Clem Studer, Victor Wurm, Donald Auck, John Mollencopf, Virgil Kanney, Kenneth Kalb, Raymond Gerhart. Lyle Shock, Donald Kalb, Kenneth Clady, Howard Sheely, Paul Kanney, James Haviland, William Leuthold, Richard Schanzenbach, Carl Kalb. Row 1: Row 2: Junior High B. A. A. Silas Beal, Robert Kalb, James Leuthold, Gary Smith, Roger Rothhaar, X William Eicher, Allan Clady. ' Mr. Meffley, Ronald Sand, Floyd Mollencopf, Paul Beal, Norman Brown, Carmen I-Ieiser, Thomas Clinger, Leonard Kocher, Larry Vredeaburgh. aa' We Remember if ' '1 4 . K 6' AFM. 9 W vii? We Work We Study Will We Ever Forget 'U 41 I 5 4- '. . 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Row 2: Mr. Meffley, Gary Smith, Gerald Kreim, .Tim Haviland, Donald Auck, Donald Kalb, Carl Kalb, Clyde Rossman, Kenneth Tobin. GAME SCORES: Chatfield 53 Chatfield 46 Chatfield 50 Chatfield 38 Chatfield 48 57 56 Chatfield 53 Chatfield 38 Chatfield 42 Chatfield 61 Chatfield 5 2 Chatfield 45 Chatfield 55 Chatfield 52 Chatfie ld Chatfie ld TOURNAMENT SCORES: Chatfield 4 Chatfield 4 C hatfie ld 5 1 Chatfield 3 42 Mt. Zion New Washington Sulphur Springs Leesville Holmes Liberty North Robinson Lykens Sulphur Springs New Washington Tlro Mt. Zion North Robinson Holmes Liberty Whetstone Leesville Holmes Liberty North Robinson New Washington Leesville ui--Quai - f RZSQIYZS Row 1: Mr. Meffley, Carl Kalb, Kim Haviland, Doanld Auck, Donald Kalb, Gerald Kreim, Gary Smith. Row 2: William Leuthold, Kenneth Clady, Howard Sheely, Paul Kanney, Kenneth Kalb, Lyle Shock, John Kalb. 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Divide the first into the second and you'1l see what your savings rate needs to be each year to match his growth rate . Don't wait to start your savings plan. Begin making regular deposits in a - - - SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW THE' SUTTUN STATE BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ATTICA OHIO n l 1-I il COMPLIME NTS OF THE FARMERS ' EXCHANGE GUMPJINY GRAIN - SEED - FEED - FERTILIZER - COAL PURINA Sz MASTERMIX FEEDS WE DO CUSTOM GRINDING 8: MIXING SEED CLEANING Sz SEED TREATING PHONE 3 5 1 CHATFIE LD OHIO A. F. SUITER SINCE 1929 GROCERIES - DRY GOODS - MEATS PAGE'S PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS - ICE CREAM PICK-UP STATION FOR KOON'S CLEANERS Congratulations to the Graduates - - ERVIN J. OSTERMYER, P. M. Chatfield Ohio Cut Tractor Fuel Bills 752 With Sheppard Diesel I. W. SCHWEMLEY 8: SON Implement Sales 8: Service Phone 577 'Chatfield Ohio li.............. i........i.1.... it LESTER J. 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