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

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Class POCI11 We the Seniors of 52 Eight in all are we. Though in number we are few We're happy as can be. First is our President, Virgil K. A young curly haired lad, He's always full of pep and play And he's never sad. Sam Gerhart whois our Vice P. n Has a knack for getting into trouble. Some day a farmer he wants to 'be And his income he'l1 probably double. .Toe Kreim with his curly hair Maybe sometimes he's a little shy. He and Marcia make a handsome pair, And he's really a swell guy. Madelyn Massie our Secretary Is our little Southern gal. Her accent at times does vary. And to all the kids she's a swell pal. Clem Studerls our Student Council Rep. In basketball he's quite a star. He's always ready and full of pep. And he runs around in his little ole car. 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

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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