Chatfield High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Chatfield, OH)
- Class of 1954
Page 1 of 108
Cover
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'1-0 ---' '-1-' ..- 9.- J, 'Q'-H9 O.-1-.Q Og.- 5 Forward The class of l954 have prepared this annual to preserve the fond memories we have had attending Chatfield School. In our annual this year we were thinking of school life as compared to a farm. Seeds of knowledge are sawed in school, and with proper cultivation, sun- light, rain, and food for thought, they grow to produce a good harvest just as corn planted in the field. D,lCATl Mrs, Emma Beal We, the Seniors of '54, wish to dedicate this annual to Mrs. Emma Beal, who was with us every school day except one for the past nine years. We thrived well, as you can see, on her culinary art. She is to be commended for her personal in- terest in the economy and welfare of the cafeteria. 5 qc: 'fx ChatHeld High School Board of Education Freeman Hanes, Richard Feichtner, Chester Gottfried, Harley Kalb, Arthur Loyer, and Russell May. Officers: Arthur Loyer, President Russell May, Vice President Harley Kalb, Clerk Mrs. Lucille Durbin, M's. Doyle Gerhart, Mrs. Emma Beal, and Mrs. l-uella Clady. These are The women who prepare and serve the delicious meals fo us each day. Whatever The weather may be, These men are always on The iob. They are Art Lutz, Milford Sand, Bill McCullough, Richard Brown, and Richard Wilson. 'U rs feirgfiffrr in -43' - ,xr 5 A man who is always on hand when something has fo be repaired is Richard Wilson, our faithful custodian. K--WV . ' V Xi Q Sf Q .nu it W - - 1 fi is ,ii 7' FV fir v CW 47 E ' Q s if t Q, V H Q ,.,.. H Y lg K A 2 gl Facultv Mr. William McCullough, Nrs. Lucille Durbin, Mrs. Eula Brown, Mrs. Audrey McDaniel, Mr. Charles Overholser. Mr. Donald .lordon, Nrs. Maxine Feichtner, M's. lnez Geissman, M's. Marlene Phelan, Mrs. Mirian Clody, Mrs. Donald Weisenauer. ROW ONE: ROW TWO: Mr. Overholser: Mrs. Clady: Mrs. Phelan: ANS.. Feichtner: Mrs. McDaniel: Mrs. Brown: Mrs. Geissman: Mr. Jordan: Mr. McCullough: Mrs . We ise naue r: Mrs. Durbin: Superintendent, Science, Mathematics. B.S. and M. E. Miami University, Driver Training A.A.A. Course. Grade l Bowling Green, B. G. Extension. Grades 2 and 3 Kent State, Gaia State University. Grades 3 and 4 Bowling Green Grades 5 and 6 Bowling Green English, Girls' Phys. Ed., Social Studies. A.B. Heidelberg, Purdue Commercial, English, Mathematics. Tiffin University Industrial Arts, Social Studies B.S. Ohio State University Boys' Phys. Ed., Social Studies, Science B.S. St. Olaf College, Ohio State University, Otterbein Music, English B.M. Heidelberg College Home Economics, Cafeteria Supervisor, Science. A. B. Heidelberg, Ohio State University, B.G. Ex 3 s if . Annual Staff ,. ANNUAL STAFF At Table: ldonna Lutz, Dorothy Siesel, Rosalie Kalb, Joyce Zucker, Marcia Zucker. Row One: Faye Ostermyer, Miriam Gerbart, Marilyn Schifer, Zona Eicber, Dolores Stein, Joanna Beal, Anne Blackford, MS. Durbin. Row Two: Carl Kalb, Robert l-eonhart, George Agee, Robert Groves, Victor Wurm, Kenneth Clady, Kenneth Kalb. Editor-Rosalie Kalb Pss't. Editor-Joyce Zucker Bus. Manager-Marilyn Scbifer Ass't. Bus. Man.-Carl Kalb Activities Editor-Dorothy Siesel Ass't. Act. Editor-Anne Blackford Art Editor-ldonna Lutz Ass't. Art Editor-Kenneth Kalb Class Editor-Faye Ostermyer Girls' Sports-Miriam Gerhart Boys' Sports-Victor Wurm Secretary-Marcia Zucker Sponsor-Mrs. Lucille Durbin I2 SEMI 10' Wu wr 3 is C 7 va Q-P -QNX wg YV ' ,fx-W. f ' A f.. wx, 'Q 1 Mr. Charles Overholser Our Superintendent Miami University Master's Degree in Education Mathematics - Maior Industrial Arts - Minor Driver Training - Minor Physical Science - Minor Kenneth Clady-President Better a blush in the face than a in the heart. President .... Treasurer .... Secretary ........ Annual Staff ..... Play of '53 .... Glee Club ..... Mixed Chorus ...... B. A.A ............ .... B. A. A. President .... Basketball ......... ..... Baseball ....... .... Volleyball ..... Track . . .... blot . 24 ..3 .34 ...3 123 . I3 1234 .. 4 1234 1234 234 1234 Gerald Kreim-Vice President l know a lot but l can't think of it. Class Vice President ....... Class President ....... Annual Staff. .- .... . Class Plays ..... Play of '53 ..... Glee Club ..... Mixed Chorus .... B. A. A ............ B. A. A. Secretary .... Basketball ............ Baseball .... .... Track ...... Volleyball. . . 4-H Club ...... 4-H President .... 2 34 34 3 ....l2 .....l2 ....l234 4 l234 ....l4 34 ....l234 ....34 4 ldonna Lutz -Treasure r 'au il .5 ,sd l.ife! What art thou without love? Class Treasurer. . . Annual Staff ....... Newspaper Staff ..... Class Plays ........ Glee Club ...... Mixed Chorus ............ G. A. A ................ 4 .....l234 i234 ....l234 .. .... i234 Jr. Red Cross and President .... .... 34 Spelling Contest .......... Govt. Essay Contest ..... 3 ,...3 s at Dorothy Siesel -Secre tary Be silent or let thy words be worth more than silence . Class Secretary ...... Student Council ..... Annual Staff ...... Newspaper Staff .... Class Plays ...... Mixed Chorus. . . Glee Club ............. G. A. A .............. G. A. A. Vice President Honor Society... .. F. T. A ........ F. T. A. Librarian. Office ......... ..4 ...2 ..34 .....I234 .134 1234 1234 .. 4 ...3 .. 4 ..4 .. 4 Marilyn Schifer-Student Council Love stops at nothing but possession. Class Secretary .................... 23 Student Council ............ . . . I4 Student Council Secretary ..... .... I Student Council President ..... . . . 4 Class Play ................. .... 34 Annual Staff ...... ..... 34 Newspaper Editor .... .... 34 Newspaper Staff ..... ..... I 234 Mixed Chorus. . . .... . . I 34 Glee Club .... .... I 234 Band ........ .... I 234 Minstrel ....... . . . 2 Choral Shop ..... .... 4 Office ........ ..... 34 G. A. A ......... .... I 234 4-H Club ........... ..... I 234 4-H Club Secretary .... ...... 2 Honor Society ....... . . . 3 Triple Trio ............... . . . 3 Faye Ostermyer-News Reporter Live a little, love a little, laugh a lot. Class Vice President .... .... I Class News Reporter .... .... 4 Annual Staff ......... .... 34 Newspaper Staff .... . . . I34 Class Plays ..... ..... 34 Glee Club ..... .... .I34 Mixed Chorus .... . . . .I 234 Band ....... .... I 234 Triple Trio. . . . . . . 34 Minstrel .... . . ..... .... . 2 G. A. A ........ .. ............ G. A. A. Vice President.... Cheerleader .............. Library ...... - - 4-H Club .... .. .I 234 ..3 .234 ...4 ..I2 George Agee wh 1 . 5 My-only books were woman's looks. ' Annual Staff ..... .... 34 Class Plays ..... ..... 3 4 Mixed Chorus. . ..... I 234 Glee Club ..... .... I 234 Minstrel ..... ..... 2 B. A. A ..... .... I 234 Basketball .... ...... I E I7 ' Joanna Beal Never promise more than you perform . Class Secretary ...... Class News Reporter. . . Annual Staff ........ Newspaper Staff ..... Class Plays ........ Mixed Chorus. . . Glee Club. .... . . Triple Trio ...... . . Girls' Quartet. . . . . Minstrel ........ Band .......... G.A.A .... . Library .... CCH ....3 34 ...24 .. 34 ..1234 .1234 ...234 ....3 ....2 ...23 .1234 ....4 Miriam Gerhart She looks like an angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Class Vice President .... .... 3 Class Treasurer ....... ..... 2 Annual Staff ........ ..... 34 Newspaper Staff .... .... 1 234 Class Play .......... .... 34 Senior Play of '53 ..... .... 3 Minstrel ........... ...... 2 Mixed Chorus ..... . . . 1234 Glee Club .... . . . 1234 Band ....... . . . 1234 Triple Trio .... . . . 34 Choral Shop .... .... 4 Cheerleader .... .... 2 34 G. A. A ............ .. 1234 4-H Club .............. 1234 4-H Queen Candidate .... .... 4 Zona Eicher Always ready for some fun, yet her work is always done. Class Treasurer............... Annual Staff ........ Newspaper Staff ..... Class Plays ........ Mixed Chorus .... Glee Club ..... G. A. A ........ Library ............. Spell ing Contest ..... ....1 ....34 .....134 1234 1234 ..4 ..2 . Rosalie Kalb Nothing is impossible to a willi heart. H9 Student Council ..... .... 3 News Reporter .... ...... 2 Annual Staff .... .... 3 4 Annual Editor ..... ..... 4 Newspaper Staff .... .... Mixed Chorus ..... .... Glee Club ...... .... I234 ..34 Class Plays ....... ..... .l 234 I 234 Band ......... .... i 234 Triple Trio ...... .... 2 34 Girls' Quartet .... .... 3 Solo Contest .... .... 3 4 Choral Sl1op.... ... Minstrel ...... . . . G. A. A ....... .... 4-H Club. ......... . . . . Girls' President ..... . . . ..34 ...2 l 234 l 234 ...4 Treasurer. . ....... .... 2 3 Boys' Secre tary .... . Kenneth Kalb ...4 O Why worry about tomorrow, this is today. Class Plays... 34 Play of '53 ..... .... 3 Annual Staff ....... ..... 34 Newspaper Staff .... . . . ,l 234 Glee Club ....... .... l 234 Mixed Chorus .... . . . i234 Boys' Quartet .... .... 2 34 Solo Contest .... .... 4 Choral Shop .... . ...4 B. A. A ...... l234 Basketball .... ...l234 Baseball .... i234 Volleyball .... .... 2 34 Track ...... . . . 234 Robe rt Leonhart His silence answers yes. Annual Staff ..... Class Plays ..... Glee Club ..... Mixed Chorus .... B. A.A ...... Basketball .... Baseball .... ..34 ..34 ... l23 ..l2 1234 I ...l Dolores Stein To study is to suffer. Newspaper Staff ..... 234 Annual Staff ..... Class Plays ..... Library ...... Glee Club ..... Mixed Chorus .... G.A.A ....... Marcia Zucker Fast and snappy, If you catch me, Class President ........ na..- 34 34 234 34 full of fun. you're going so mel! Annual Staff ........ .... 34 Newspaper Staff ..... ..... l 4 Mixed Chorus ...... ..... 1 34 Band ............ .... 1 234 Triple Trio ..... .... 4 Class Plays ........ .... 34 G. A. A ........... .... 1 234 G. A. A. President .... .... 4 Cheerleader ......... .... 2 3 Honor Society ..... .... 3 Library .......... .... 4 4-H Club ........... .... 1 2 Homecoming Queen.... 4 Victor Wurm VWxy study? The more we study, the more we discover our ignorance. Annual Staff. . . . 34 Class Plays .... ...... 34 Glee Club. . . B. A. A ..... Basketball ..... All-Star Team... Track ......... .... Baseball ..... Volleyball. . . .123 1234 .1234 . 34 1234 .134 1234 Senior Personalities Name - George Agee Food - Chow mein Ambition - Radio and TV Pet Peeve - Math You'll Notice - His wave Pastime - Music G. A. - Great Admirer Name - Joanna Jo Beal Food - ltalian Spaghetti Ambition - Housewife Pet Peeve - Stuck-up People You'll Notice - Her walk Pastime - Dreaming J. B. - Just Bcshtul Name - Kenneth Ken Clady Food - Meat balls and spaghetti Ambition - Millionaire Pet Peeve - Women You'll Notice - His butch Pastime - Sleeping K. C. - Kinda Clever Name - Zona Zonie Eicher Food - Spaghetti Ambition - Secretary Pet Peeve - Stuck-up people You'll Notice - Her iolliness Pastime - Singing Z. E. - Zealous Employee Name - Miriam Gerhart Food - Ice Cream Ambition - Fbusewife You'll Notice - Athletic ability Pastime - Playing piano M. G. - Nelodious Gal Name - Kenneth Kenny Kalb Food - Anything Ambition - State Highway Patrol Pet Peeve - Teachers You'll Notice - Avoirdupois Pastime - Girls K. K. - Kind Knight Name - Rosalie Rosie Kalb Food - Anything Ambition - To be a success Pet Peeve - Boys You'll Notice - l'ler height Pastime - Driving around R. K. - Real Kid Name - Marcia Zucker Food - Potato salad Ambition - Beautician Pet Peeve - Penny pinchers You'll Notice - Her blonde hair Pastime - Listening to radio M. Z. - Moving Zephyr -21 Name - Gerald Jake Kreim Food - Hamburgers Ambition - Pilot Pet Peeve - Women You'll Notice - His dimples Pastime - Fooling around G. K. - Glamour Kid Name - Robert Bob Leonhart Food - Pot pie Ambition - Farmer Pet Peeve - Girls You'll Notice - Stature Pastime - Getting picked on R. L. - Real Lover Name - ldonna Donnie Lutz Food - Hot fudge sundaes Ambition - Housewife Pet Peeve - Stuck -up people You'll Notice - Her designs Pastime - Dick I. L. - Ideal Look Name - Faye Ostermyer Food - Potato Chips Ambition - Housewife Fbt Peeve - Two-faced people You'll Notice - Smallness Pastime - Playing piano F. O. - Favorite Obiect Name - Marilyn Schifer Food - Juicy steaks Ambition - Housewife Pet Peeve - Two.faced people You'll Notice - Her laugh M. S. - Mighty Suspicious Name - Dorothy Siesel Food - lce Cream Ambition - Housewife Pet Peeve - People who argue You'll Notice - Her laugh Pastime - Running around D. S. - Dependably Sweet Name - Delores Dolly Stein Food - Anything Ambition - Housewife Pet Peeve - Bossy People You'll Notice - Her temper Pastime - Dreaming D. S. - Dangerous Sister Name - Victor Vic Wurm Food - Hamburger Ambition - Farmer Pet Peeve - Women You'll Notice - His build Pastime - Sleeping and eating V. W, - Very Wild Senior Poem We are the class of 54 . Composed of four less than One score. First of all comes George Agee, Who a radio mechanic may be. With his curly hair and winning smile, He will someday win a gal who uses Dial . Next on our list comes .loanna Beal , Who hopes to get rich by her Big Deal . But someday a model she may be And show the new styles on colored TV. Now we have our painter, Kenny Clady Who would like to Find a serious minded lady. He drives an old Studebaker buggy, We hope he will make that lady a fine hubby. Here 's our athletic two At whom the sports fan never boo. Miriam Gerhart and Vic Wurm, As you already know, they have energy to burn. Now comes our humorous gal, Zona Eicher, You never hear her fume or bicker. She is a kind-hearted soul, Ps a homemaker she may achieve her goal. Here is our comedian, Kenny K. , His iokes make everyone laugh day after day. Around the girls he is a swell sort of 9UYv When he meets you on the street, always has a friendly Hi . he These are our two engaged gals, Who are the best of pals. ldonna Lutz and Dolores Stein Ilpire ll They will never have to worry or . 22 Robert Leonhart and Jerry Kreim, Are saving every nickel and dime. So someday farmers they may be, Who knows, they might even find a better way to grow tea. Marcia Zucker, our beauty queen, ln chemistry she is really keen. But all she wants to be, ls a beautician and run a home for Clemmy . Next is our cheerleader, Faye O. , At our basketball games she is always on the go. She says the only thing she will miss, ls dear old Consumer Class. Rosalie Kalb, our annual boss, ls always looking for a brand- new course. When it comes to fellows, she is always on the go, l-ooking for a better-looking beau. Dorothy Siesel, our handy gal, Who's really a swell pal. A teacher she wants to be and come back to die, At dear old Chatfield High. We want to dedicate a verse to our sponsor too, Without him what would we ever do Mr. Jordan is his name, We hope for others he'll do the same. Last of all comes me, The writer of this poetry. lf you want to know my name iust look below, l'll try to handle all complaints without a row . Marilyn Schifer Class Poet Senior Class Will We, the members of the Senior Class of l954, being of one unsound mind and sixteen bodies, do hereby publish this, our last will and testament. To the school, we leave our fond memories and gay echoes in the halls. To the teachers, we leave students, that are smarter than we. lWe hope.I To Mr. Overholser, we will a P. A. system, so he can listen in on all the classes. To Nr. McCullough, we will a tough and big basketball team to go to the state tournament. CGood luck, Coach Il To Mr. .lordan, we will our money for band saw blades. To Mrs. Brown, we will a new record collection of Shakespeare's plays. To Mrs. lhrbin, we will all our gold fish and mud puppies for her to experiment on. To Ms. Geissman, we will a gum disposal unit to be installed by the study hall door. To Mrs. Vlbisenauer, we will a dry cleaning service for the band suits. To the Juniors, we will our good grades. ll'bpe they make it next year.I To the Sophomores, we will our diplomas, so they can get out real soon. To the Freshmen, we will the memories of initiation night to make them think of us. I, George Agee, will my old car to Bill Eicher, providing he can crank it on a cold, cold morning at 5:30 a.m. on the fourth of July. I, Joanna Beal, will my figure to Gwendolyn Lutz, providing she can get it. lWhere'd it go?J I, Kenneth Clady, will my skilled M. D. experience in chemistry to Donnie Kalb, because he'll need it. I, Zona Eicher, will my bathing suit to Ruth Brewington, providing she ioirs a polar club and goes swimming on New Year's Day. I, Miriam Gerhart, will my ability to go steady to .byce Zucker, providing Bob Groves and she keep it up. I, Kenneth Kalb, will my ability to get along with the girls to Richard Schanzenbach, providing he uses it and the car. I, Rosalie Kalb, will some of my boy friends to Marilyn Auck, so she can go out every Sunday night and every other night. I, Robert leonhard, will my bashfulness to Silas Beal, so he doesn't take those long, long walks at night especially at I2 midnight. I, Idonna Lutz, will my A's on my report cards to Tom Clinger, so he can lay around more than he does. ll'le's pretty thin ?l I, Faye Ostermyer, will a telephone to Paul Kanney, providing he doesn't call up other girls and calls me every night. I, Marilyn Schifer, will my ability to play the piano to Ronnie Sand, so he can play to Carolyn. I, Dorothy Siesel, will my sun glasses to Gary Smith for his typing class, providing he takes typing again I, Dolores Stein, will my ability to be satisfied with one man to Ruthie Schwemley. lMay she be as happy as IJ I, Victor Wurm, will my athletic ability to Carmen l'biser, providing he loses a hundred pounds and can wear my basketball suit. I, Marcia Zucker, will my future as a housewife to Margaret Ross, providing she doesn't get married before she is 39 years old. l, Gerald Kreim, will all the fun I had writing this will to the person who has to write it next year, providing he does it on a hot night in December at Il:45 p.m. and before I2 midnight. To all the students, we will all Ford busses, so they can be late to school every day. lProbabIy they will never start.I Witnessed and sealed this day in May by By Gerald Kreim the sixteen members of the Class ot I954. 23 Senior Class History Twelve years ago, in September, 1941, twenty-five frightened but inquisitive boys and girls started their first trip up the steps to take their places in Chatfield School. Miss Heinlen, our teacher, brought us, who were destined to become the Class of '54, through our first year of school. Our second year of school was much better than the first, we knew our way around the build- ing and knew each other fairly well. Our new teacher, Miss Green, taught us during our second and third year. By our third year, we thought we were really getting up there fast. This was our third new room. During our fourth year we enjoyed parties during school. Mrs. Morton was our teacher. We had never been upstairs, so when we got to be fifth and sixth graders, our wish came true. For our last years in grade school our teacher was Mrs. Walimire. Here we were with half of our education completed. Already we were in Junior High or seven- th grade. Going from one room to another, we didn't know whether we could remember from one day to the next where we belonged, but we soon became adjusted. At the beginning of our eighth grade, we elected officers which were as follows: Pres. , Kenneth Clady, V. Pres., Marcia Zucker, Sec'y., Joanna Beal, Treas., Faye Ostermyer, Student Council, Zona Eicher, News Reporter, Rosalie Kalb, and class sponsor, Mrs. Dale Meffley. During the year, we enjoyed a Hallowe'en party. We sponsored a chapel and an assembly. Our first year in high school was something new for us. Our initiation, by the way, we all lived through it, was really something to remember. We elected officers as follows: Pres. , Gerald Kreim, V. Pres., Faye Ostermyer, Sec'y., Kenneth Clady, Treas. , Zona Eicher, Student Council, Marilyn Schifer, News Reporter, Marcia Zucker, and class sponsor was Mr. Donald Gilbert. We presented an assembly and a chapel. We gave a farewell party for the seniors at the end of the year. ln our sophomore year we elected the following officers: Pres. , Kenneth Clady, V. Pres. , Marcia Zucker, Sec'y., Marilyn Schifer, Treas., Miriam Gerhart, Student Council, Dorothy Siesel, News Reporter, Rosalie Kalb, and Mr. Jordan was our sporsor. We gave an assembly in February and later a St. Patrick's Day party. We gave a short play entitled, Paul Wrecks the Car , under the direction of Mrs. Brown. We also aided the Seniors with their festival. As juniors we gave our first play, Take Your Medicine , directed by Mrs. Brown. The officers were elected as follows: Pres. , Marcia Zucker, V. Pres., Miriam Gerhart, Sec'y. , Marilyn Schifer Treas., Kenneth Clady, News Reporter, Joanna Beal, Student Council, Rosalie Kalb. Mrs. Durbin our class sponsor, helped us in planning our Junior-Senior Banquet held at the Civic Nic-Nac at Fostoria. The theme was April Showers . ln 1953, we began our last year of school. Sixteen members add up the total left since twelve years ago. At the beginning of the year we elected officers as follows: Pres. , Kenneth Clady, V. Pres. , Gerald Kreim, Sec'y., Dorothy Siesel, Treas., ldonna Lutz, Student Council, Marilyn Schifer, lxbws Reporter, Faye Ostermyer, and sponsor, Mr. Jordan. We had the enjoyment of initiating the Freshmen this year. For our Senior play we selected Grandma's Best Years , which was directed by Mrs. Brown. For the banquet, the Juniors took us to Sandusky to the Rieger l'lotel. The theme wcs The Stork CIub . For our class trip, we decided to go to New York City. We selected our gowns, name cards, and invitations at the beginning of the year. Our class colors are blue and white, class flower, red rose, and our motto is Always Aim High . Baccalaureate and Commencement were held on May 23 and 24, 1954, respectively. .loanna Beal Class Historian 24 Senior Class Prophecy My name is Dorothy Siesel. I'm special consultant to the I954 graduating class. The Chatfield High School building was burnedl All records were burnedl They must be replaced. VWII I be able to complete them correctly? Wait ------------- in SUSpenseI I awoke at 7 a.m. as usual on May l3, I964, and began preparing breakfcst when a knock sounded at the door. Answering it, I was startled to see policeman Kenneth Kalb looking very serious. Ken said, Have you heard of the fire at the Chatfield School? I answered, Yes. He said, All records must be replaced in a very short time. Go and visit all classmates and get the information necessary to make new records. Time: May I4, moming. I began my trip. Driving through Mansfield, Ohio, l read a sign, Marcia's Beauty Shoppe . Marcia Zucker had married Clem Studer and besides raising a cute daughter, she was running a beauty parlor. Marcia csked me to stay for dinner but I had no time to waste. Time :May l4,noon. I now headed for Cleveland, Giio. Stopping at a restaurant to eat, l learned that there was a very large airplane plant a few miles north. I saw it said, Jake 's Airplane Service . I stopped to get the infomation from Jake , Gerald Kreim. Jake said he wcs sorry to hear of the misfortune but wished it would have happened when he was in school. Thanking Jake for the information he gave me, I hurried to the Cleveland airport to take a plane for New York. Time: May I4, evening. Hurriedly I climbed aboard the plane. To attend to my comfort on the plane was Dolores Stein who had taken the job as airline stewardess for her career. Dolores was very busy but found time to give amwers to my questions. Time: May l5, morning. lspent the morning watching a practice basketball game in which Vic Wurm participated. Vic was our former all star basketball player. He is now playing with the New York Knickerbockersn. His average is l53 points a game. So far Vic is still a bache- lor but he hopes to find that certain girl. I must now catch a plane for Florida. Time: May I6, morning. larrived at the Gene Gebhart's Orange Grove . Mrs. Gebhart is the fonner Marilyn Schifer. Marilyn has been married nine years and from seeing her five children could tell she made a splendid mother. From Marilyn l learned that George was run- ning a television station in Central America. So there is where I went next. Time: May I6, noon. I arrived at Georg geek T.V. station. It was very interesting to look through the station. I was glad to learn of the success he made. Time: May I6, evening. After arriving in Hollywood, the land of movie stars, I learned Miriam Gerhart was starring in the picture, A Girl Without a Man . I iust had to see the picture. I wouldn't have missed it, even though I had to stand through the whole performance. Time: May I7, morning. I entered the office of a very large college and asked to see the lady professor of chemistry, Zona Eicher. It was great fun to talk with Zona but not about chemistry because I was lost in that subject. Ohl I almost forgot Rosal ie, see her next. Time: May I7, evening. Visiting a small island in the Pacific I found Miss Rosalie Kalb entertaining the soldiers by her songs. She surely is making good use of her voice. Time: May I8, morning. I stopped at Columbus to visit the huge building of Idonna's Art Shop . This building was worthwhile visiting. Idonna Lutz has the largest collection and most successful art gallery in the world. And to my surprise Joanna Beal was in the main office as a private secretary. Joanna made an attractive looking secretary. Time: May I8, noon. My travel was nearing the end. Today I visited Kenneth Clady at the Columbus Zoo. While walking through the zoo, I noticed the lions. Here I found Kenny training the lions. He said he enioyed the work, although today Kenny is minus one ear, one hand, and three toes. As lsaid good-bye to Kenny, l saw Mr. and Mrs. Jordan enioying the day at the zoo. Nr. Jordan was our reliable sponsor who led us through the senior year. Time: May I8, evening. While going through Bucyrus, I saw Robert Leonhart bossing a group of men. I stopped to talk to Robert and learned that he was the manager ofa group of painters and said he was enioying the work, especially the part of bossing , Time: May I9, moming. I am now in Chatfield, Ohio. The place where the school once stood is now sad looking. Men are working to clean up the ruins. To finish my trip I attended the wedding of Miss Faye Ostermgr and Paul Kanney. Time :May I9, noon. 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INDYQQQ V Q' Cotltpdg 'Y JN-V 79 ,4- IF PLL 'Vs M00 9 Nov- ig ff T f u V' 090031 Al 4,55 vi W4 rbi JI Vx! 0 eq xt hgxs 46? VVSOQQN' ,fy N, 6 5 ' .4 1 '- 0 Q63 Qt. MTE, v -s W5 qc iff-3 'ffwgpl i xv 2 I S05 in QW' A 4 o- 5 Wd I 1- VI' S' ' 40 ' 6 8 ,WW 5 'Q fir J-J K Ia Bm 1: H . :5'J'J, , 5 O Y., Q W C, 9 3 1 n Q v .30 fl: . L Ms Waa- X e 1 J t : .bowing ccds 5 .5 ig S f First Grade ROW ONE: Betty Graves, Margie Brown, Karen Knauft, Dorothy Schanzenbach, Myra Loyer, Patty Kalb, Marilyn Hanes, Shirley Beck, Jane Hamilton. ROWTWO: Mrs. Clody, Pblmuth Zier, Kenneth Rothhaar, Gene Marguart, Charles Clady, Duane Leuthold, CharlesGarrett, David Feichtner, Billy Zellner, Ronald May, Ronald Strom. When school started September 8, 1953, there were 22 boys and girls in the first grade. fssf . f ' During the first semester Donna Agee and Amy Sue Maynard withdrew and went to Bucyrus. William Zellner went to Sulphur Springs. Joseph McCoy was only with us the last five weeks of the first semester. In November, Roger Pinion enter- ed our grade. So during the second semester, we had IO girls and lO boys enrolled in the first grade. We took part in the Grade Assembly and played in the Rhythm Band for the operetta The Cobbler of Fairyland . Kenneth Rothhaar, and Wayne Leuthold were cobbler's helpers in the operetta. l l J 1 , 75 Soil OOC! S Ol .se -me soi7,4 , 051 Robb, it i.. s f' 5 M Second Grade ROW ONE: Nancy Schiefer, Keith Sexton, Phyllis Vbde, Carol Hill, Barbara Eicher, Douglas Brown. ROW TWO: Mrs. Phelan, Ginger Keyser, louise Davey, Helga Zier, Dean Doss, Judy Barnhart, Phyllis Blackford, Sharon May. Our class started their second year in school with thirteen pupils. louise Davey left us in December. The second and third grades were together this year. The third entertained the second grade at our l'lallowe'en party. The second grade gave a Valentine party for the third grade. A new experience was taking part in the County Spelling Contest. Carol Hill was the winning contestant from the second grade with Ginger Keysor as alternate. B rg Cullzlva lon 5 .E , In Q Third Grade ROW ONE: Lecty Foster, Daniel Clinger, Diane Schulze Gene Studer Rebecca May Dean Bnegel Julia Auck, David Kalb, Kenneth Brown, Mrs Phelan Our class numbered ten this year cs tugene Studer, Loretta Pinion, and Dean Briegel joined our group. Rebecca May represented our grade in the County Spelling Contest. We gave The Story of Our Flag for the Grade Assembly, and took part in The Cobbler of Fairyland. ffl MHS 5, p . F o u r t h G r a d e ROW ONE: Dwight leuthold, Karen Ryman, Fawler Brown, Margaret Phelan, John Schneider, Janet Kalb, Dorothy Kalb. ROW TWO: Mrs. Feichtner, Audrey Hill, Sylvia Kalb, Marcia May, Donald Schafer, Judy Tobin, Janet Green. There were fifteen members in our clcss when school opened but Paul Pgee withdrew during the first week. As our part in the assembly program, we gave a play, Tim Learns to be Healthy , and a puppet show by Sylvia Kalb, Janet Kalb, Dorothy Kalb, and Janet Green. Sylvia also played her accordion. We enioyed three parties during the year, Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Valentine. Everyone helped make the operetta The Cobbler of Fairyland a success. fl . C! R. X ll fne an din fl Tiff? T. hey VOW l l A 5 Fifth Grade ROW ONE: Ronald Auck, Jerry Clinger, Roy Brown, Harley Hill. ROW TWO: Harold Kirby, William Hanes, Wilma Schanzenbach, Luella Homier, Nancy Auck, Elaine Feichtner, Miriam Sanger, Judy Groves, Kathleen Keysor. ROW THREE: Roger Marguart, Ronald Long, Byron Garrett, Robert Ross, Rayman Nbllencopf, Ronald Bushong, David Luidhardt, Gerald Leuthold, Luther Kalb, Mrs. Feichtner. We began our school year with twenty- three members but .ost Paul Agee the second week of school . This year we spent half of the day with the Fourth graders and half of the day with the sixth graders. At Hallowe'en we paraded in costumes for the elementary grades, then we went back to our room for our party with the fourth grade. We had a gift exchange at Christmas and made gifts for our parents. For the Christmas program at P.T.A. we sang sev- eral song. On St. Valentine's Day we had our ' party with the sixth graders. We worked hard on the operetta, The P' Cobbler of Fairyland which was presented in the spring. 2 .. x if 3 sep 00125 'F , ls EE? 5 I 3 Sixth Grade ROW ONE: Janet Mzrguart, Rose Zellner, Jule Ostermyer, June Tobin, Shirley Harris, Virginia Loyer, Joan Kocher, Barbara Feichtner, Ann Studer. ROW TWO: Ruth Wade, Daune Sanger, Maurine Wade, Neil Feichtner, Gene Songer, Robert Keysor Billy Dickey, Kenneth Leonhart. We began our school year with seventeen members but lost Rose Zellner and Shirley Harris. At Hallowe'en we dressed up in our costumes and paraded in front of the elementary grades in the gym. Then we went back to our room for our party. We had a gift exchange at Christmas and made gifts for our parents. For the Christmas program we sang several songs. On St. Valentine.'s Day we had our party with the fifth graders. We worked hard on the operetta, 'll1e Cobbler of Fairyland , which we will present in the spring. For the grade assembly, we took parts in a health play. OUH3 PVOU Seventh Grade ROW ONE: Ernest Bushong, Barbara Schiefer, Joyce Briegel, Ruth Ann Loyer, Kenneth Studer. ROW TWO: Joann Graves, Paul Zimmerman, Connie Garrett, Everett Beuthold, Ruth Schanzenbach, Robert Schifer, Rita Volk, Robert Lutz, Joan Green. ROW THREE: Mrs. Geissman, Jane Pine, Richard Redman, Narcella Auck, Bernard Wurm, Linda Auck larry Feichtner, Karen Kalb, Virgil Gottfried, Karen Ostennyer. The officers of the Seventh grade are as follows: President-Larry Feichtner Vice President-Karen Kalb Secretary-Ruth l-oyer Treasurer-Rita Volk Student Council Representative-Dick Redman News Reporter-Ruth Loyer Advisor-Mrs. lnez Geissman We have twenty-three students in our class. The eighth grade sponsored a skating party for the seventh grade. We have six new students this year: Joyce Briegel, Mary and Jerry Groves, larry Stein, Kenneth Studer, and Everett Leuthold. 39 -lic' nclcr' Buds 42733 '12-Ll! Eighth Grade Glen Kalb, Mary Sue Ross, Roselyn Green, Sandra Auck, Patsy Rothhaar, Rita Vredenburg Evelyn Kalb. G Ma k May, Susan ROW TWO: Wilson, .brry Groves. The officers of the eighth grade are as follows: President-Mark May Vice President-Eunice Zucker Secretary-Sandra Auck Treasurer-Rita Vredenburg Student Council Representative-Mary Sue Ross News Reporter-Evelyn Kalb Advisor-Mrs. Virginia Weisenauer Mrs. Weisenauer, larry Stein, Eunice Zucker, Lloyd Kalb, Mary noves, r h h de r we went roller skating at Bucyrus on November For our seventh and eig t gra pa ty 6, 1953. ' t ' h' to we made charts, drawings, and models of old and modern airplanes, Asaprolec un us ry, railroads and roads. Mary'Sue Ross and Lloyd Kalb were our attendants for the homecoming. 40 men Blades Wit oftft - , Freshmen ROW ONE: Norman Brown, Floyd Mollencapf. ROW TWO: Agnes Wurm, Joyce Sand, Walter Hill, Helen Kocher, Cletus Kanney, Rosalyn Schifer, Allan Clady, James Kalb, Wirgaret l-eonhart. ROW THREE: Margie Schanzenbach, Marie Keysor, Martha Brose, Carol Gottfried, Ruth Brewington, Florice Brause, Shirley Kirby, Rosalind Volk, Robert Zucker, Dorothy Dickey, Mrs. Brown. We started our first year of high school as Green Freshmen. We elected our officers for the year as follows: President-Rosalyn Schifer Vice President-Dorothy Dickey Secretary-Rosalind Volk Treasurer-Norman Brown Student Council Representative-Allan Clady News Reporter-Martha Brose Sponsor-Mis. Brown. We acquired a new student this year, Clete Kanney. In October, we became the victims ofa brutal initiation from the Seniors. For our chapel, kv. Miller was our speaker and Dorothy Dickey sang. In March, we had the assembly where we demonstrated how a class meeting should not be and gave a series of skits. We plan to give a farewell party for the Seniors later this year. 41 Sep ufro W5 t 5 ,l rv ,- .--Q all A lil! 1 QQ' Sophomores ROW ONE: Robert Kalb, Carl Groves, Larry Vredenburg , Jack Kirby, Roger Rothhaar. ROW TWO: Ronald Sand, Dorothy Gerhart, Gary Smith, Carolyn Schifer, Tom Clinger, Leonard Kocher Bill Eicher, James Lutz. ROW THREE: Mr. McCullough, Carmen Heiser, Marilyn Auclc, Paul Beal, Margaret Ross, Jim Leuthold, Ruth Schwemley, Silas Beal. The Sophomore Class elected their officers for the year as follows: President-Margaret Ross Vice President-Carmen Heiser Secretary-Carolyn Schifer Treasurer-Silas Beal Student Council Representative-Thomas Clinger Advisor-Mr. McCullough A new member was admitted to the class, Carl Groves. Our maior activity ofthe year was a Hallowe'en party given on October 31. On April the 2nd, we gave our chapel and we also gave an assembly depicting what we would be in ten years from now. Our attendants for the homecoming were Carolyn Schifer and Silcs Beal. 42 I T Kilt Q' Cvel Pastures , . - lk if yi' 4 1 , K , it I N A T hr. M , Q . w,,: 5, tl Q T . Juniors ROW ONE: .loyce Zucker, Kenneth Tobin, Zoo Eicher, Donald Auck, Anne Blackford, lbbert Slater, Mary Schanzenbach. ROW TWO: Mrs. Durbin, Lyle Shock, Donald Kalb, Paul Kanney, Bill Leuthold, Richad Schanzenbach, Carl Kalb, Clyde Rossman. On September 2, the first day of school, t'he Junior Class, composed of l4 members, met to elect the new officers for the coming year, which were cs follows: President-Anne Blackford Vice President-Donald Kalb Secretary-Joyce Zucker Treasurer- Lyle Shock Student Council Representative-Robert Slater News Reporter-Zoa Eicher Advisor-Mrs. l.ucille Durbin The first activity of the Junior Class of '55 was an assembly November l0, l953. ln the evening of the some date, we produced the play, Hare Comes Charlie . On Dec. l9, we gave a Christmas Party. Santa brought us each a lovely gift. On Dec. 24, we were in charge of the Christmas Chapel. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held April 24, at Sandusky, Giio, with the Seniors and Faculty cs the guests. lt was a grand occcsion, with the girls dressed in formals and the boys in their best. Everyone had a wonderful time. 43 afvc5JC i Senior Memories Bird's Eye View I cv ba 99 iw ! 1 ... 1 rg, , T . Vx I . 'A . v Flf' fr ' ' e , Il! 'K M71 ,T . Qftw ff b L , 2 A... Qi' ' F 2 - i . o j lf I 3 5 i ' M ' . ' if , I , xr JJ ,a . I 1 ' t fi K ti J' 56 1' , 1 '- i F I V I ' I Q - .Li ' ' A '..e V Vi 4 .A . 4 v-'WHS 'N fi X X 4 . . . , A-4-.9 fl -, my 9 Vi ' ' ' r ' ri xxq y 4 :ix 1' f X-E' .VX . Lv l uv A O School Calendar i953-54 September December 8 -School opens il-Baseball, Leesville lHerei I5-Bmeball, North Robinson KAwayi I6-Baseball, Shiloh QAwayi I8-Baseball, Whetstone iAwayi 22-P.T.A. iBand Concerti Mr. OV0l'l10l50l' troduced new members and speaker. 25-Baseball, Sulphur Springs lHerei 29-Baseball, New Washington fli-:ref October 2-Baseball, Holmes Liberty lAwayi 2-Initiation- Green Freshmen 6-Baseball, Tiro iHerei 9-Baseball, Lykens lHereJ l6-End of first six weeks i9-Annual pictures were taken 20-Second P.T.A. meeting. Panel discussion, Nr. Jordan in charge. 29-Btseball, Attica iAwayi 30-County Teachers meeting-Workshop November 3-First assembly of the year. The Galavonos played Hawaiian music. 6-Baseball, Sycamore iAwayi I0-Junior Play, Here Comes Charlie IO-Junior Assembly CSkits from playi I3-First basketball game, New Washington iAwayl l6-.l'. High Basketball, Tiro lHereJ I7-P.T.A. meeting. llinowledgei Educational Week, Open House. Mr. Overholser in charge. l8-Jr. High basketball, Sulphur Springs iHerei I9-Annual pictures were taken 20-Basketball, Sulphur Springs iHereD 23-Future Teachers' Association met and organized at N. Robinson 24-Basketball, Mt, Zion lAwayl 25-Senior Chapel iThanksgivingJ 27-End of second six weeks. 28-B. A. A. gave a skating party 30-Jr. High basketball, Tiro lAwayJ I3- 4-Basketball, Lykens ll'breJ 9-Jr. High basketball, Sulphur Springs lAwayi -Bcsketball, Whetstone iAwayl I2-Basketball, N.Robinson iHerei I5-Basketball, Holmes Liberty lAwuyl -F.T. A. meeting at Chatfield llflected officers, -Seventh Grade assembly, a play entitled Puppy Love 'BOSl4etl9all, l-eesville iHereJ l9-Juniors gave a Christmas party iBell ringers furnished enter- tainmentl -Basketball, Tiro iHerei -Christmas vacation began -Holiday Basketball Tournament, Chatfield beat Bloomville. -Holiday Basketball Tournament, Chatfield lost to Nevada. January 4-Christmas vacation ended 6-Jr. High Basketball, Sulphur Springs lAwayi 8- Heidelberg works hop fTeac hers attendedi 8-Basketball, Sulphur Springs iAwayi 9-Basketball, Mt, Zion iHerel Jr. High Basketball, Attica il'lereJ Senior Scholarship test at Bucyrus. Student Council gave a movie Destination Moon End of first semester Basketball, Lykens lAwayi Jr. High Basketball, Holmes l-iberty lHerei P.T.A. meeting. fa health film was shown by Mr. Jordanl Sophomore assembly iThey fareto their future.i Basketball, Whetstone fHereD Basketball, N. Robinson lAwayi Basketball, Holmer Liberty Vkzrcia Zucker was homecoming queen. ld February Eighth Grade Chapel QTribute to Lincollnl Basketball, l-eesville iAwayl Basketball, New Washington il'lerel Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament Grade Assembly iEach of the lower grades participated in connection with the February Holidaysl Bcxketball Tournament Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament End of fourth six weeks Basketball Tournament iChatfield took third placel March School closed because of the snow fWe had 3 lf2 days of vacationi G. A. A. gave a Sweetheart Party for the B.A. A. Freshman Assembly P.T.A. Meeting KFuture Founders Dayl Nusic Assembly fParticipants in Heidelberg Contestl Teachers attended Heidelberg Educational conference. The theme was reading. April 2- 2... 9- 15- zo- 24- 30- 30- May 7 7- I4- 18- 23- 24- 24- 30- Sophomore Chapel F. T. A. meeting End ofthe fifth six weeks Faculty Assembly P. T. A. meeting fCreative art and handiwork, local talent group songs. l Jr.-Sr. Banquet iSanduskyl Senior Play fGrandma's Best Yearsl Senior Assembly fSkits from their Plvvl National Honor Society Banquet held at Chatfie ld Eighth Grade Assembly Seventh Grade Chapel P.T. A. fSchool Picnicl Baccalaureate Commencement iSpeaker was Rev. Auerl Last day of school Seniors start on their trip to New York. Student Council kj! 1,1 H Y sarees R' M 'I S h'fer, Mr. Overholser, Tam Clinger, Richard Robert Slater, Mary Sue Ross, an yn c u Redman. Absent: Allan Clady. The officers of the Student Council for the year 1953-54 are as follows: President - Marilyn Schifer Vice President - Robert Slater Secretory - Mary Sue Ross Treasurer - Allan Clady Baliff- Richard Redman The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Game with Holmes-Liberty on January 29, 1954. They also were in charge of the individual pictures and March of Dimes. 49 Q Newspaper Staff sl .l 'J , ,. Z- li ,- 1 1 i -YS . 5 At Table: Faye Ostermyer, Dorothy Siesel, ldonna Lutz, Nts. Geissman. Standing: Anne Blackford, Mary Schanzenbach, Carolyn Schifer, Kenneth Kalb, Miriam Gerhart, Robert Slater, Marcia Zucker, Joanna Beal, Dolores Stein, 'wsme falb, Lyle Shock, Zoa Eicher, Joyce Zucker. Editor - Marilyn Schifer Ass't. Editor - Dorothy Siesel Feature Editor - Marcia Zucker Boys' Sports - Rosalie Kalb Faye Ostermyer Art Editor - ldonna Lutz J Kenneth Kalb Girls' Sports - Joyce Zucker S Music Editor - Robert Slater Grade Editor - Miriam Gerhart Circulation Manager - Anne Blackford Feature Writers - Dolores Stein Joanna Beal Mary Schanzenbach Lyle Shock Carolyn Schifer Zoa Eicher Sponsor - Mrs. Inez Geissman Library ff., Row One: Faye Osfermyer, Zona Eicher, Mrs. Brown. Row Two: Margaret Ross, Dolores Stein, Zoo Eicher, Joanna Beal. Row Three: Lyle Shock, Marcia Zucker, Mary Schanzenbach, Martha Brose. Can You lmagine?? ? 51 .i 1 Q Band Row One: Row Two: Row Three: Row Four: CHAD 11 Lp 5 Ill wif Florice Brause, Patsy Rothhaar, Dorothy Gerhart, Tom Clinger, Robert Slater, Rita Volk, Margie Schanzenbach, Ruth Schwemley, Ruth Schanzenbach. Nts. Weisenauer, Faye Ostermyer, Virgil Gottfried, Mary Sue Ross, Margaret Ross, Donald Kalb, Virginia loyer, Carmen Heiser, Kenneth Clady, Marcia Zucker, Carolyn Schifer, Marilyn Schifer, Rosalie Kalb, Connie Garrett. Rosalind Volk, Martha Brose, Carol Gottfried, Kenneth Kalb, Robert Schiter, Paul Zimmerman, Ruth l-oyer, .lanet Marquart. Roselyn Green, Fbil Feichtner, Larry Feichtner, Miriam Gerhart, Karen Kalb, Rosalyn Schifer .ban Kocher. The most important event this year as far cs the band members were con- cerned was the purchasing of our new uniforms. Our First qapearance in them was at the County Fair. Other appearances we made were at the Sesqui- centennial parade at Bucyrus, HalIowe'en Parade at Attica, Parent-Teacher meeting, Fall and Spring Concert and Commencement. Several of our band members participated in the Solo and Ensemble con- test which was held at Tiffin on Nbrch 20. Those entering the district com- petition were Margaret Ross and Virgil Gottfried-Trumpet, Karen Kalb and Rosalyn Schifer-Clarinet, Virginia Layer-Sousaphone, Ruth Ann Layer- Saxophone, Martha Brose and Carol Gottfried-Baritone, and Carolyn Schifer- Trombone. 52 Grade Band Row One: Janet Kalb, Mxrgaret Phelan, Jule Ostennyer, Rose Zellner, Janet Marquart, Wilma Sclwonzenbach, Gerald Clinger, Byron Garrett, Willian Hanes, Elaine Feichtner. Row Two: Miriam Songer, Neil Feichtner, .loan Koclmer, Virginia Loyer, June Tobin, Robert Ross, Dorothy Kalb, Mrs. Weisenauer. . P ., rl 3 ., 'F Xl 1, Q n . v .Y M , 4 K V M . 1 X ' 3 , yi ' N 1 A A , ' I A 3 '. I-F 1 fx' '. 'D ,. 5. ' IS? 4 I M Margie Schanzenboclw, Patsy Rothhaar, Dorothy Gerhart, Ruth Schwemley, Florice Brause, Ruth Schanzenbach. I O Girls' Glee Club r fi' 0 Row One: Dorothy Dickey, Margie Schanzenbach, Ruth Brewington, ldonna Lutz, Joanna Beal, Rosalie Kalb, Shirley Kirby, Carol Gottfried, Gwendolyn Lutz, Miriam Gerhart, Marilyn Schifer, Mrs. Weisenauer. Row Two: Florice Brause, Margaret Ross, Martha Brose, Anne Blackford, Dolores Stein, Dorothy Siesel, Marilyn Auck, Marcia Zucker, Zoa Eicher, Ruth Schwemley, Rosalind Volk, Faye Ostermyer Row Three: Carolyn Schifer, Zona Eicher, Rosalyn Schifer, Joyce Zucker, Margaret leonhart, Dorothy Gerhart, Agnes Wurm, l'blen Kocher. Triple Trio Dorothy Dickey, Carolyn Schiter, Rosalie Kalb, Joanna Beal, Anne Blackford, Marcia Zucker, Rosalind Volk, Miriam Gerhart, Faye Ostermyer. Accompanist: Marilyn Schifer. Boys' Glee Club ' 1 l .Fi l 5 'iw V 'V F Row One: Miriam Gerhart, Robert Slater, Kenneth Kalb, Silas Beal, Clyde Rossman, Robert Zucker Mrs. Weisenauer. Row Two: Walter Hill, George Agee, Lyle Shock, Carmen Heiser, Norman Brown, James Kalb. Boys' Quartet Kenneth Kalb, Silas Beal, Robert Slater, Allen Clacly. l 55 QQ ' tl Girls' Athletic Association A . . J . . . , ii isqz .I ,V ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: Officers : Softball: Basketball: Volleyball: Spring Sports: Helen Kocher, Rosalyn Schifer, Margie Schanzenbach, Marie Keysor, Rosalind Volk, Marilyn Schifer, Faye Ostennyer, Dorothy Dickey, Carolyn Schifer, .loyce Sand, and Dorothy Gerhart. Margaret Leonhart, Dorothy Siesel, Margaret Ross, Joanna Beal, Shirley Kirby, Marilyn Auck, Anne Blackford, Rosalie Kalb, Marcia Zucker, Ruth Schwemley, and Ruth Brewington. Agnes Wurrn, Mary Schanzenbach, ldonna Lutz, Dolores Stein, Joyce Zucker, Florice Brause, Carol Gottfried, Zoa Eicher, Miriam Gerhart, and Ms. Brown. President, Marcia Zucker, Vice Ptesident, Dorothy Siesel, Secretary, Margaret Ross, Treasurer, Joyce Zucker. Captain, Miriam Gerhart, Sub-Captains, Rosalie Kalb and Margaret Ross. Captain, Dorothy Gerhart, Sub-Captains, Ann Blackford, Faye Ostermyer, and Florence Brause. Captain, Ann Blackford, Sub-Captains, Carolyn Schifer, Marcia Zucker, and .loyce Zucker. Captain, Joyce Sand. 56 666 B. A. A. ri' x F I U BQ QQGPOOQG ff '1 ,U.....V saw... ,.,. Row One: Roger Long, Jim Kalb, Walter Hill, Richard Schanzenbach, Lyle Shock, George Agee, and Paul Kanney. Row Two: Mark May, Jim Lutz, Lloyd Kalb, Bernard Wurm, Bob Schifer, Larry Feichtner, Kenneth Studer, Everett Leuthold, Paul Zimmerman, Bob Lutz, Dick hdman, Ronnie Sand, Cal Kalb, Clyde Rossman, Bob Leonhart, Robert Kalb, Leonard Kocher. Row Three: Coach McCullough, Glen Kalb, Larry Stein, Virgil Gottfried, Carl Groves, Floyd Mollencopf, Allan Clady, Bob Zucker, Paul Beal, Bill Eicher, Tom Clinger, Jack Kirby, Silas Beal, Gary Smith, Kenny Tobin, and Larry Vredenburg- Row Four: Roger Rothhaar, Jim Leuthold, Robert Slater, Norman Brown, Carmen l'biser, Kenney Kalb, Th Vic Wurm, Juke Kreim, Don Auck, Don Kalb, Bill Leuthold, Ken Clady, Bob Groves, and Clet Kanney. e B. A. A. sponsored a roller skating party at Bloomville to raise money for our treasury. lt was o big success. The boys also sponsored a benefit For the daughter of Coach and Mrs. Bill McCullough, the night of the homecoming game with Holmes-Liberty. 'lhe varsity basketball team also received warm-up pants to go with their suits. They really look sharp. 57 Baseball Team rw B B . - r ..5a B 5' - . if 3' 1 2: S gf 1 ,.k' - 1 :gi 4 'I 3.13 f B' f if 'T ' - ff B 4 5 fs 1 ' B 5 1 6 3, ., . , , Q .f , , V . . i ii . I f Qi O zu Y x , E Row One: Paul Kanney, .lake Kreim, Ken Clady, Bill Leuflwolcl, Don Kalb, Bill Eiclwer, Ronnie Sand, Ken Kalb, Vic Wurm, Carl Kalb. Row Two: Coach McCullough, Robert Kalb, Leonard Kocher, Lyle Shock, Roger Rotlwhaar, Tom Clinger, Jim Leuthold, George Agee, and Manager Clyde Rossman. 41 I p I 9 0 .ff 57' 4: . yfw V l' iw 1. , ' Q 'Su M ls Everybody Happy '? '? 'P s ,ai 4' r 1 - I W' u Xxfffwl C ' ff 3 r 1 X-Q57 L' if 1 K 'WXAJ J -+ K -sr 4- ' x K . - l h sl! J . Q: ' I NF ' ' ' , .: 4 , 5: Q fix 'f f K V11 ' A fy A . , .Vff'1' t , X., I if A Ac Won 6 Chatfield Won lo Chatfield Won I5 Chatfield Baseball Record Tournament VARSITY RECORD Holiday Tournament Overtime Overtime Tourname nt Overtlrne Finals Dist. Tourn. RESERVES RECORD Overtime Overtime Tournament 60 Lost 4 Leesville North Robinson Shilo Sulphur Springs Fbw Washington Holmes-Liberty Tiro Lykens Tiro Whetstone Lose I0 New Washington Sulphur Springs Mt. Zion Lykens Whetstone North Robirson Holmes-Liberty leesville Tiro Bloomville Nevada Sulphur Springs Mt. Zion Lykers Whetstone North Robinson Holmes-Liberty Leesville Tiro ltbw Washington Pblmes-Liberty Whetstone Sulphur Springs Bbw Washington Mt. Zion Sycamore Lost 4 Bbw Washington Sulphur Springs Mt. Zion Lylcers Vthetstone North Robirson Holmes-Liberty leesville Tiro Sulphur Springs Mt. Zion Lykens Whetstone North Robinson Holmes-Liberty leesville Tiro New Washington New Washington Row One: Coach McCullough Kenny Clody Don Auclc Jake Krerm Vick Wurm Carl Kalb Manager Clyde Rossman Row Two: Ronnie Sand Don Kalb Paul Knnney Kenny Kalb Lyle Shock Bill Ercher and Robert Kalb These boys did a fine rob thrs year by placrng third rn the county tournament Winmng thrs game gave them a chance to go to the drstrrct tournament at Mansfield Their record was l6 wrns and 9 losses. Congratulations boys! Go Varsity Gol Go Varsity Gal Shoot 'em High! Shoot 'em Low! Shoot 'em in the basket that's where they gol Cheering the varsity to third place this year were Ruth Schwem ley, Carolyn Sch ifer, and fvhrgaret nw. mg X Curl Jake Co-captain Varsity i Coach Bill McCul lough Third Place-1954 Donnie 62 Ronnie Paul Vic Co-captain Reserves Jr! Row One: Coach McCullough, Ronnie Sand, Don Kalb, Kenny Kalb, Paul Kanney, Robert Kalb, and Manager Clyde Rossman. Row Two: Jim Leuthold, Tom Clinger, Roger Rothhaar, Bill l-euthold, Lyle Shock, and Bill Eicher. Absent: Allan Clody, Roger long, Jim Kalb, Nomuan Brown, Gary Smith. The Reserve Team came out second in the league. This year the county had a game at the tourna ment between the top two reserve teams in the county, thus giving our reserves a chance to play. They played New Washington and lost 54-34. Their record was T5 wins and 4 losses. Agood job done, boys! Shoot 'em High Shoot 'em Low Come on Team--- l.et's Gal These girls did a swell iob of cheer- leading the Reserves to second place in the league , They are: T Miriam Gerhart Faye Ostermyer Dorothy Gerhart Ke My Clyde Ken Manager Reserves f-,A .ur :ek '5 ' ear A M. Q. F J ua Q sr A ,Q ' Warm up H Chaffield's Trophies Don Robert Reserves in action - 1 V . 'W ljriaiileld Tops Zion 1 g v Sinha f M' Llllllfflellf bca t Yanks f G 1, T 1 HWMDSSY 0 .G ld Kxhif f A 3 6 L.. Van Orsdall g g 2 1Z,,,,,tef?'e scgfmdi ,Rf3f-hiomlii K 3 0 slnto flft'h' place as Leesv . Flke f 1 1 slfeated, 60-59, in a game -pl Slacklin 0 4 3 none:-field. Center vin win ' I1 lchfitflegd 3 0 sdwas high scorer for Ohatfie ggtxgy f Q 3 2 818bpJoints, missed a shot, an . ded and was fouled N 1 U I Wurm C 22 11 un U , D - G F e finst foul a-nd -t S Chatf1 19d ,Score by' Quarters C. Kalb I 5 31? r-wr' The tilt ,was tiexdsse '11 N0I'l2h. R'0b, 76'-58, V51-'aqhmgton ian? S' 5 4 14 28-28, and at the three-qu 0 ' 'E BL ie d ha n 3 3 4 16 45-45. I H 5 Ch' . . J s'nnfLe m- Oomvl C - Niiili-2.2-i.'g122i :ask sis blorrsa we z s--0:---21 it pa-s wnrmfm 'I . . - I-IIDQ, I1 er, 7 . 0 2 2Kanney od Chatfield a-id J- - ' ' ? '. wield Cfmquered Whef5t9De- Ch tf'e1d'g L- cagers 20 team's cause wlt-h 16 tallles draw Kre'mVlE991- Kylie, .. a I 19 w Lie? triumphed in t-he reserv as 6. ' esville l lll1S ll P ll lg . mith, c Chatfield's 60-52 upset victory over Sulphur Springs 2 f 0816- 8 atured a five-game county basketball card in which four CONSOLATION FINAL F T ' I uintets shared first lace after last n' ht' t' - ML Zion G Totals , ,P , lg S 30 1011-' - shrou, f a 2 18 - The stunning triumph was the first a Chatfield team Peterman, t 0 3 3 Chattield s recorded over the Yellow Jackets in several In yet Kllhn- 0 5 2 12 C- Kalb, I oach Bill McCullough's hoopsters took over the lead - . Y mf:'1 cf 5 gl? sfelm' f e second quarter and kent. 't the rest of the way. Higsafly gg 0 2 2 Clggghgc ulphur hopped out t9 a 1911 lsulphur Springs G F 'I Assenheimer, f 0 0 0 D. Kalb, g ghagfgtffgfd gPjLfj:1db,fgci,R. Kam, f . 11' za Totals 18 17 ss - Kanney, g . ' Totals the next Pefwd to Outscofe the! 2 if - 3 Chatfield G r 'r score by ' ,- - - , - Quarters . -lgogfgggsil-hsggminloy 3 2947 i-rdrnffsis, g . 1-1 griem, ff g 5 12 ga 14 17. ' . ray. It ann ', ' ' - - - ghatfield outscored Sulphur, 31-- Tgtag ' 52 wut,-:?c 7 5 20 Q' - ' 18 17 in the Second hair to post ant. 5 . c. Kaib, g 3 4 10 K ' GF B c ressive eight-point victory. imllffield G F T Sand' 8 2 0 4 Jake Rfffhschlld 'left-'ed sic Wurm paced the victor withEAUCk, f 4, 1 9 Auck' f 0 1 1 WaShiH8'i0nS 0n1Y DOW! On I points to hop into the top teni C, Kalb, f 2. 4 3. Totals 22 19 63 throw seconds later to dead-lo nrers' list. However, Sulphut's'Wu'fm- C 10 1 ,22-. 'SSW if 5555- Chamfld -n Kalb was high for both clubs! Kfelm- 8 7 15 Score by Quarter: allay mth Shglluy 'ess than th 23 points. chatfieid daptu1-ed-D- Kalb- s 1.5-.17 Mr. Zion 12 25 s 11-53 mmules fenf'a'n'nF as Km M.-wp fm. 47-43, as Paul Kan- Totals 24 4-2 60 Chatfield 14 14 17 18-63 ed 2- W0-Polnfef' and F-on S substitute. followed 1---th tw Score b Quarters ' Chaffield Goin Semper-'i of C Chatfield outscored ount B b IIT y a , Shroll, zlgxllxr? andAzl?nch were- ommilffedi 'lfholt blew' ed for thfee Ch1ifE'fBe5tt Tiro in a game 'hich rdsulftd in 19 errors being botlr clubs. Ohatfield 105 lead u Tiro ral, runs in the. eighth. Olady colledte'li7Yy'o its apiece to pace C'hatfield's of- Eicher and Coach Bill McCullough's Chat- ield cagers. who finished the regu- ar season in fifth place. staged a great com:-back in the second half o end Mt. Zion's chances of gaining berth in the district tournament. Instead, it was Chatfield which ot berth as it outscored Mt. nse as Paul Kanney picked -up the ictory. Tac-kett made two of Tiro's ven hits. Tiro was charged with miscueg to Cha.tfield's'nine. to ion, 35-16, in he second half. Big Vic Wurm was the leading offensive weapon for Chatfield as ae meshed 20 points. Chatfield ahd fthe big guns for Zion in the second I period as it pulled away from ,Chatfield. Mt. Zion led by as much las 10 points at one time in the sec- -ond stanza-36-26. Paul Kanney and .Carl Kalb kept Cliatfield within Fstriking distance by- scoring five ' ts a iece in the second period pom p I s -. . With Kriem hitting on two- 5 straight one-handers, and Kalb l and Kanney finding the range, Ch-atfield tallied the first seven I -T Chatfield until the fmzu qu... regulation time as New Wash staged a late rally which b it even with Chatfield at t of 32 minutes. The comebac a near duplication of New ington's game against Lyke Saturday. Only this time, town just couldn't quite mak Vic Wurm, Paul Kanney an ald Kriem were the- offensi roes for Coach Bill McCull Chatfield cagers as they talli 14 and 13 points, respective! Cleland paced New Wash with 17 markers, and Jake child contributed 11. Howev was Rothschild's last field with 15 seconds left that serl game into the extra period. Chatfield started like a afire as it quickly assumed ' lead at the end of the first Wurm was the big gun for field in the initial stanza a -pumped eight points througl ghoop. Kriem, Kanney and jKalb were the other scorer' 1Chatfield. I Coach Frank Robey's hoo ,picked up their attack in th: Qond quarter even though they .outscored, 14-12. 'l'heir attac Ewell-balanced as Cleland, QVan Orsdall, Rothschild a -Heydinger tallied. 'i Chatfield's big first period s -fwas the big difference whe jteams left the court at interm time as the ultimate winner Wurm again paced his H I ul 1' C AB RH E1 Wenfbala-Med attack U Paul' lpoints of the third quarter. Zionl iSand.s QQ 5. 0 1 4,Kanney netted 16, Gerald Kriem -couldnft Seem to hit the hoop any-. W -Kalb ib ' 0 -0 1 W1 12- and Carl Kalb get 10- imore and chatfieid, raking- fun ad-. ' llb ,B 4 1 0 0 Dale Shroll and Mike lvinch pac- vantage, finally regained the lead 'by .lr 4- 2 1 2 fd zlO!1'B meek with 18 and 16 at 43,42 on Kriem-S pivot shot with T ff 5 0 2 Blfoints. less 'than a minute remaining. 'fm lb 3 2 5 0 Again personal fouls played an Ka1b's set shot with second left dy M . 41 Q 1 0 important part as three Zion reg- gave Chatfield a three-point edge, 'Kalb of 'f 1 0 lfulars, Shroll, Kuhn and Winch foul- as the fourth quarter began. i Knem H 37 10 8 9 ed out. Kuhn was the first to go Kanney and Wurm broke the mal AB B H E185 he left early in the third period. game wide open for Chatfield mi 'P 4 1 0 2lWhen Shroll left, the score was ithe fourth quarter as the former's h 'et fb 3 1 2 1-tied, ss-ss. Chatfield took com- drives and me lantern rebounding cken u 4 1 0 1,mand immediately after and was throttled Zion! With Shroll and nd pf 3 1 2 0'never headed. Kuhn gone, Zion had only Winchf wr Y 4 0 1 0 The winners, for the third as its main scoring threat. But he., r ei eo! -4 1 0 lgstraight game, gained a big lead .t0o, fouled out later on. but by that ggxn lf 4 1 0 0 at the Outset as points by Wurm, time Chatfield had virtually sewed Lutein lb 3 1 1 Kriem and Ron Sand, who started ,up the game. . l H Rhinebolt 31, - 3 1' 1 -in place of Don Kalb, sho Chatfield g Chatfxeld kept .adding to its ad-. tal 32 3- into an 8-1 lead. Coach Mac Mor- -vantage as the minutes rolled by 11124 ,es by In-ning' ' ,. rison's league champs staged G the fourth period. The winner s besti- auield 041 202 1.1f'i ' rally of their own towards the end' spread was 62-51 with only a mm- 0 020 111 3- 8 7 10 of the oeriodto cut deeply into that ute remaining. .with frmr nninfs I fh- Junior High Basketball Team 3 Row One: Virgil Gottfried, Lloyd Kalb, larry Feichtner, Bemard Wurm, Robert Schifer, Glen Kalb and Manager Clyde Rossman. Row Two: Paul Zimmerman, Everett Leuthold, Larry Stein, Mark May, Robert Lutz, Kenneth Studer Richard Redman, and Coach McCullough. The Junior High did a grand iob this year by winning third place in the County Junior Hugh Tournament which was held at New Washington. They beat North Robinson 57-40. They re ceived the toumament ball. Congratulations, boys! Go team go Go team go Shoot 'em high Shoot 'em low s 1 1 l - 5 s Go team go! The cheerleaders for T ,t IZ Q Xf the Junior High this year are: Eunice Zucker, Everlyn Kalb, Karen Kalb, and Rosalyn Green. The first homecoming was held this year with Marcia Zucker as queen. She was chosen by the student body with the Student Council being the sponsors. Her attendants were Karen Kalb, Mary Sue Ross, Dorothy Dickey, Carolyn Schifer, and Joyce Zucker. Karen Knauff was the crown bearer and Vic Wurm crowned the Homecoming Queen of l954. I ' gf , 1 ,X 'Q Y A ,. X . . 5 , ti' lj s 'J . ','-5 Q 'N at , .Q s ,f N ' 1 1 ' P A , .affiwxu Nga . .ei 47, Boy Scouts Troop 63 of the Boy Scouts of America was organized at Chatiield in Ap.-al, 1953. Ross, Chosen as leaders by the sponsoring organization were Marvin Scout Master, and Luther Shafer, assistant. Members of the troop are Allan Clady, Jack Kirby, Dick Redman, James Kalb, Paul Zimmerman, Larry Stein, Walter Hill, and Harley Hill. Robert Ross and Duane Sanger have made applications to be- come scouts. Thus far everybody who has become a Tenderfoot Scout is still with the troo this p. Many interesting details about outdoor life could be related by troop, but the outstanding event wcs a week-end camping trip near IW. Gilead, Ohio. Here we really lived outdoors, sleeping in tents and cooking our own meals. We also competed with other Scout Troops of Ohio in Scout crafts such as compass reading, for- T h e B U S Y B e e S estry, and wood carving. Our aims have to do mainly with character bu'ld' h h F k, ' ' , d The JLGHB 4-H Club are here Seen as C daglying t roug cra ts wor camping trips an to do a good deed group. At the Crawford County Fair they took top honors in baking. Mrs. Raymond Kalb and I Mrs. Leonard Kocher are their advisors. The Senior Sunshine Girls' These are some of the proiects below that they did during the year and exhibited at the fair. Mrs. Servies is their advisor. S 5 5 pe-4,36 ,, f' ' 'ef-W. . if A 1: x s Iiti .I Y' ,fr 9 4 ,E 3 ' .A-' 4:1-' ff' , l t T L , lj -'f-fwfiqlff 'il , 4 . .. Ah 915 Q . g '- , ,. . . K is ' Q CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION CHATHELD MINNESOTA 1953 Ea, Q , 3 9' ., .,, A The members of our village council received a letter from the mayor of Gmatfield, Minnesota, asking for a history of our town to be used at their centennial celebration in July, l953.. T The proiect of collecting this material was turned over to Mrs. Eula Brown and her civics class who did an excellent job of collecting the information. This history is printed on the following page. X . t After we sent the history to Minnesota, an invitation came for a Y O representative to come to this celebration. The council selected Mr. -.X ' T Richard Wilson, mayor, to go. Mr. and MS. Wilson and daughter Susan, spent three happy days, ' lily 4, 5, and 6 in Chatfield, Minnesota. They were literally given 2 the key of the town . T' Chatfield, Minnesota, has a population of l600. The chief occupa- tion is agriculture, particularly dairying. They have considerable tourist business from near-by lakes and from Rochester, the home of the Mayo Clinic. ,. ..,,S. T The cpeen and her attendants. Miriam Gerhart was selected to represent Chatfield, Ohio. This float, portraying the beginning of the Red Cross, wm presented by the Junior Red Cross organization of Crawford County. ldonna Lutz, Joyoe Zucker, and Joanna Beal are from Chatfield, Ohio A CHATFIELD, OHIO ' M049-9 REPRESENTED IN ic sEsQul-CENTE NNIAL CELEBRATION BUCYRUS 1803-1953 Chatfie ld , Ohio Chatfield, Ohio, is situated in Crawford County in North Central Ohio. Chatfield is an in- corporated village located on State Route 4, seventy miles north of the state capitol , Columbus. and forty miles south of Sandusky, which is located on the shores of Lake Erie. State Route 4 through Chatfield is a part of the Columbus-Sandusky Turnpike, which was finished in l834 and afforded a good outlet for produce for the early settlers, and it is also called the Scioto Trail. Chatfield lies IO miles north of the county seat, Bucyrus, through which the Lincoln Highway, U. S. Route ff30, passes and 8 miles south of Attica, through which goes the Ben Franklin Highway, U. S. Route 5224. The village now has 215 residents. Chatfield, Ohio, was laid out by Nathan Rich in May, 1840, under the name of Richville, but this was later changed to the present name Chatfield in honor of Silas and Oliver Chatfield, who were among the first settlers. Chatfield Township, in which the village is located, was or- ganized Mzrch 6, l828, by the Crawford County Commissioners. The first settlers in this community were German emigrants. The American Lutheran Church, the Evangelical and Reformed Church, and the Evangelical Pietist Church have congregations in Chatfield. The surface of the land around Chatfield is generally level, and the soil is a rich vegetable loam making agriculture the chief occupation. Corn, wheat, oats, soybeans, and hay are the main crops, and hogs, cattle, sheep, and poultry are raised. Buried in Chatfield Lutheran cemetery are the grandparents of President William McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. David McKinley. 70 1 Speck upl 1 4 1 P E E a . N r What Q messl w 3 4 ..-X I H' 64 x A ff vt 0 In ' - 4 A GREEN , . I kv-. Nu. K x X: wx , D What fun 'WML incl Lg Q' 9' 1 Bob for The apple T L Boy, that testes good 04 Open up Agne Cat eyes lafsgol 'iv' FRESHMEN F lg! gif I N Now for the fnsh worms Just u smear . 3,4 v-.,.-v- uv ie? gm, Dr Who's Who'??'7'? Bookworm if lf must be good. an Well padded 'FA I Catch 'eml Prehistoric animals Loolcing?'??'? Y .. gf! M 'K .. L- ' L,.,.- .Q 4 .A ... v- ,. 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FINANCIAL NAVIGATION CAN BE FUN, TOO IN MARINE NAVIGA TION: YOU determine your position, locate your destination, connect the two points, and sail your COIITSL' . iYYCiATlON: ANP 'Y 7. 'f AIA You folloxy . u tif I out Mitre you u --, .ind course by fi., A 13, time by tile 1::. pmt - 5.515 lyk to depogit, can :I in . HERE IS 'I'Ill7 IAN UNIX. . Find out exzietly where you stand, right now. Then figure wiufu you want to reach that objective. Plot your finaneiai 1-nv much money you need 'Wy a given time. Divide the , .ind tent gives you the amount of savings you will need Ol' i i' 'A-CIAI, NAVIGATION: Regular deposits, ex-.fry puyduy, m.ar!sg your I-ready progress on your course. Keep them up and your safe iurivut .it your oiwJct-tive: is assured. HERE ARE A IfIfW Ol' THE PORTS 'i'Ol,l CIA N SAI! TO WITII SOUND FINANCIAL NAV IGA TION: HOME OWFlERL-tllll' EDUCA HON FOR YOUR 6,4 iZl,tIRt- VAf.IA'I'ION TRIPS BUSINESS OIT YOL R NWI. 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