Chatfield High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Chatfield, OH)
- Class of 1955
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L g, 23 fl l 1 E 1 ! 'Q qnbd I MUST BELIEVE I must belleve 1n God because There 1S no other way That I am able to expla1n Why I am here today There 1S no other reason for The mystery of me The mmd that plans the heart that loves The soul of memory There 1S no answer 1n a book Or 1n the changlng sky Except that God created me And only He knows why I must bellexe 1n God because I see so many s1gns That xndxcate my l1fe IS Just A part of H15 des1gns So many s1gns that polnt the way To choose the r1ght from wrong And how to walk 1n fa1th and hope And keep my courage strong --- James J. Metcalfe 1 b.Q.CDiEeffQgHHI JJKR WIN MRS MIRIAM CLADY The Sen1ors of '55 w1sh to ded1cate th1S annual to Mrs Mlrlafn Clady f1rst cannot be expressed mn words Our school and commumty has been very fortunate 1n hav1ng Mrs Clady to start the chlldren ln the1r formal educatlon If students do not get a good start 1n the f1rst grade they are hand1capped throughout the1r entlre school l1fe She attended hlgh school at Attlca then stud1ed elementary educatlon at Bowhng Green State Un1vers1ty She taught at Holmes L1berty for 1 112 yrs Chatf1eld has been honored w1th her serv1ces for 21 years and we hope she w1l1 stay for many more 4 grade teacher of ChatfieldSchoo1. The appreciation which we hold for her f F' If 'J Always Busy In The KitCheTl In ' K fly' i f I 925 , 2555 4 3:41 ' f 522' fm gg , fi . Look What Santa Brought Mr, and Mr s. Leaving for School - - I - - nn - s 7 Y ' x .X Nr? hatfzeld Board of Education ROW ONE QLeft to Right, Arthur Loyer Harvey Kalb Harley Kalb Allen Blackford Supt Carroll Bxcgs ROW TWO fLeft to Rxghtj Rxchard Felchtner and Freeman Hanes V1ce Presldent Allen Blackford Clerk Harley Kalb We w1sh to acknowledge the c1v1c sp1r1t of the rnen who have served on the Board of Educatlon wh1le we have attended our twelve years of school They have represented the commumty 1n prov1d1ng fac111t1es for our free pubhc educat1on S1nce educat1on 1S the foundat1on of democracy we hope that because of then' efforts we may be better enabled to fulflll our obl1gat1on of good c1t1zensh1p to our commumty and to our nat1on 'ini B94 I 8 .3 1, D O I I President .... . . . . . Harvey Kalb v' .' A f A'..-,- Pg' 1 , ug ,K ,, iv ,Q . MRS. MIRIAM CLADY Bowling Green First Grade MRS. AUDREY MCDANIEL Bowling Green Sixth Grade MRS. MARJORIE PHELAN Kent State, Ohio State Second and Third Grades MRS. VIRGINIA WEISENAUER MRS- MAXINE FEICHTNER B,M, Heidelberg Music, English Bowling Green Fourth and Fifth Grades Faculty G Mp. x 2 ,5,.w1 !Q,.Q in 1, ff Lsgviiff 4 ,g X . me ,. KX 55:5 35 'Jw Q ?n??2fY-' N 'I 6 .aw 5 Q 1 ' gk , Q gy gi' :- df A. IL Rf img 4. f- 1 4 , w . A v ,l'f,:Zt:ff,z-mae fx 1 1 M4,,,wN,gW: QIQL am QW ' - viii-M ,522 12:2 jniajf .Avis N, Rl :til 32112, 1375 ,,..,,. W, . 1 5 ggg,:.qg,,1, V'-,,,,,,-:fu V- ma V' ' f Q .- , . ig ' A I 33 . .,, mf F 1 1. e g QW o if 55' .vw- 1 5 ... QQWP' 11. Q Lf'-W, w t - ,. :V -,am KI . ,,xfggi'f'gw If Q :wil w A iff: ' L. - . is 9 v it sf x X Janitor Mr. Wilson keeps the building clean, warm, and in good repair. Bus Drivers Art Lutz, Waldo Feichtner, Milford Sand, and Richard Brown. As regular as a time clock they get us off to a good start each school day morning, J , S Cooks CAFETERIA MANAGER-Lucille Durbin COOKS - Mrs. Beal, Mrs. Clady, Mrs. Ger- hart We give credit to these ladies for the well pre pared lunches we eat each day. An innovation in our School lunch program this year was the serving of extra bottles of milk at the low cost of 24 a bottle. Milk was served at the end of afternoon recess to grades l-6, and also to grades 7 and 8 be- tween afternoon classes. - .3 e , 1 f -- 8l1JGv'IAI MR . CARROLL BIGGS Executive Head Ohio State University Masters Degree in School Administration Social Science - Minor Bio-Science - Minor English - Minor CARL KALB Class President --- Basketball ------ I Baseball - - Track ---- - - - Volleyball ------- B,A,A, ----- Pres Class Plays ------ Honor Society --- Glee Club ------ Annual Staff --- DONALD KALB Class Pres. -2, ------ V Pre! Basketball ----- - - Baseball ------ - Track ------ Volleyball --- B. A.A. --- 4-I-I ---- ----- Band ----------- Dramatics Club -- Minstrel -------- Office ------- Glee Club ----- Mixed Chorus -- 'l - 1 RICHARD SCI-IANZENBACH B.A.A. ---- ---l,Z,3,4 Class Plays -- ----- 3,4 Glee Club -- ---1,2 Minstrel -- ----l Glee Club ---- Annual Staff --- C LYDE ROSSMAN B,A,A, ------------ --1.2.3.4 Basketball Manager -- ----- 1,3 Class Plays ------- --- 3,4 Minstrel -------- ------ l Glee Club ----- ---l,2,3 Mixed Chorus -- ---- - 3 MAR Y SC HANZE NBACH G,A,A, ------ -- ---l,2,3,4 Chss Plays --- ---- - 3,4 News Reporter -- ----- - 4 Secretary ------ ---- 4 Newspaper Staff -- -- 2, 3 Library -------- ---3,4 F.T.A. ------- --- 3 ---12 --- 4 44,6 J ,a MW isdn, 5 ' n,i'f ,,47il ' -'ff-ZfW5'jf:v'1fu 7,511 ' ,ffgzfifiu wcg, 325' fx. f f Q 'fl-7 ,,f,yjg, f, , V iggitgfn TW ff YQ ' 'PQ I A 1,65 , '4 KENNETH TOBIN B,A.A. ------------ ---- 1 ,z, Basketball Manager --- ------ Class Plays -------- --- Minstrel --------- -- Glee Club --- PAUL KANNEY B.A.A. -------- l,Z,3,4, V. Pr Class Plays Baseball --- Basketball --- Track ------ Volleyball -- Mail Man --- Glee Club -- WILLIAM LEUTHOLD B.A.A. -- --1,2 Baseball --- --1, 2 Basketball ---- --1, 2 Volleyball -- - 1, 2, Track ---- -- 1, Z Glee Club ----- - - Mixed Chorus --- ---- Class Plays -- - 18 l ROBERT SLATER B.A.A. --------- --------- l ,Z,3,4 Student Council Rep. Z, 3 -V. Pres.-3 Library ----...... ............. 4 College Club ------ 2, 3-V. Pres. -3 4-H ------------ --------- 1 ,z, 3, 4 4-H Club Congress --- ---- --- 4 Newspaper Staff ---- --- 2, 3, 4 Minstrel --------. ...... 1 Jr. Fair Board --- .... - 3,4 Glee Club ------- --1,2'3'4 Mixed Chorus--- ---1'2,3'4 Band --------- --1,z,3,4 Boys Quartet -----. ..... 1 '3 Dist. Solo Contest --- ---Z,3,4 State Solo Contest ----- --- 2, 3 Hidelbergh Music Clinic -- --- 3 All County Band -------. -- 4 County Musical --- -- 4 Del. Music Clinic ---- -- 2 LY LE SHOCK Treasurer ------------ Student Council Pres. -- B. A.A. ------------- Basketball --------- Baseball -- C A Track ---- - Volleyball ----- 4-H ------------- Dramatics Club --- Library -------- Office -------- Minstrel ----- Mixed Chorus -- Glee Club ---- Annual Staff -- JOYCE ZUCKER Class Pres. -------- 4, Sec.--- 3 Student Council ----------------- 1 G.A.A, --------- -- l,Z,3,4 Class Plays --- ---- -3,4 Office ------------ ----- 4 4-H ----------------- ---l,2,3,4 Drsmstics Club Pres. -- ----- - 4 Jr. Red Cross ------------ l,Z,3,4 Mardi Gras Queen Candidate ------ 4 Home Coming Queen --------- --- 4 Minstrel ----------------- --- 1 I-',T,A, --------- ----- 3 ,4 Newspaper Staff ---- ---l,Z,3,4 Glee Club --------- - --l,Z,3,4 Buckeye Girl's State --- ------ 3 Library ------------- ------ 2 Annual Staff -- ---- 3, 4 Name Zoa E1cher gi N1ckname 0 Amb1t1on Earn Sl O00 Pet Peeve None You'll Not1ce Her temper Past1me Readmg Z E Zealous Eff1c1ency Name Donald Kalb nn Q, N1ckname Donn1e K4 Food Hamburgers french f1'1es and p1e Amb1t1on Farmer Pet Peeve Stuck up g1rls You'll Not1ce H15 act1ons Past1me Sports D K Doggone K1ssable Name W1ll1am Leuthold N1ckname B111 ' Food Small Fry Amb1t1on A1r Force mechamc Pet Peeve People say1ng Hu You ll Not1ce HIS blonde ha1r Past1me Spendxng money W L W1ld l..1berace Name Clyde Rossman Nlckname Mouse' Food Spaghett1 Amb1t1on Farm1ng Pet Peeve Women You ll Not1ce H1s stature Pastune Sleepzng Crazy Rascal Name Mary Schanzenbach Nlckname Schanz1e' Food Ice cream sodas Amb1t1on Travel Pet Peeve People who blow smoke 1n your face You'll Not1ce Her po11teness Past1me Read1ng M S M1ghty Super Name R1chard Schanzenbach N1ckname Toots' Food Steak Amb1t1on Farmer Pet Peeve G1rls You'll NOtlC6 I-hs butch Past1me Sleepxng Rare Specxm en Personalmes Nam.. Carl Kalb Nlckname 'Dreammg Food Ice Cream Amb1t1on Mll11Ona1Te Pet Peeve Women dr1vers You ll Not1ce HIS bashfulness Past1me Sports C K Clever K1d Name Joyce Zucker N1ckname JUICE Food Milk shakes Amb1t1on A1r Lme stewardess Pet Peeve Lazy people You ll Not1ce Her b1g mouth Past1me HBV1ng fun Just Zany Name Kenneth Tob1n N1ckname Toby Food Chocolate malts Amb1t1on M1ll1ona1re Pet Peeve Not dr1v1ng You ll Not1ce H1s dr1v1ng Past1me Workmg on cars K T K1nda T1psy Name Lyle Shock N1ckname Shocker Food Ice cream and cake Amb1t1on Farmer Pet Peeve G1r1s You'll Not1ce H15 car Past1me Dr1v1ng around Love SICK Name Paul Kanney N1ckname Paul1e Food Ch1cken Amb1t1on Farmer Pet Peeve Teachers You ll Not1ce H1s feet Past1me Play1ng ball P K Pamcky K1d Name Robert Slater N1ckname ' Bud Food Shr1mp Amb1t1on Travel Pet Peeve Temperamental people You'1lNot1ce I-I1s we1ght Pastxme Bucyrus L1ttle Theater Robust S1nger Nam e Donald Auc k N1ckname Donn1e Food P1e HM M Amb1t1on Farmer Pet Peeve Teachers You'll Not1ce H15 vo1ce Past1me Study1ng D A Dangerous Atoms ' - :IZ vu - - ' ' W ' - J.Z. - - ' ' ' ' - nl lu F ' ll hu I ' - ' ' ' ' - ' l...S. - ' C.R. - A - ' H H R.s. - ' R'S. - . . - . H 20 Class Poem Well' Here s the class of '55 St1ll Cllfflblllg and glad That we have surv1ved Donald Auck IS the strong and s1lent type But there's a eertam sophomore g1rl Who thrnks he's all r1ght Carl Kalb qu1et but a good sport too And He s a guard On our basketball erew Donald Kalb very strong as you can see And maybe someday we w1l1 see h1m Dr1v1ng a b1g C C C Paul Kanney S our baseball man He's out to w1n Every game he can B111 Leuthold h1s lessons he never gave much attentlon I-Ie ll draw h1s penslon And there's Clyde Rossman The smallest 1n the class ' But he st1ll can be a success at many tasks Mary Schanzenbach 1S tlmld Pretty and real n1ce too But you can rever tell what a mee g1rl w1ll do Rlehard Schanzenbaeh 1S the farmer of our class Maybe someday he w1ll learn, How to grow a new kmnd of grass Next comes Lyle Shock Who dr1ves a real cool ford He's a sens1ble guy and not easlly bored Robert Slater A song blrd 1S He ll probably be the next L1berace Kenneth Tobm a garage mechamc or hotrod fan When your car needs attentlon, He's your man 21 I I IV 9 1 2 7 Y I Y l '. Y Y Y 1 I l I Oh well, when hels sixty-five, I ' ' 7 Y I 7 A y . . . 1 I Y , . . . he' , . . ' . , The Pres1dent of our class M155 Joyce Zucker Also our Mardm Gras Queen The cutest thmg you ve ewer seen Mrs Luc1lle Durbmn our sponsor you see She has tr1ed hard to help us good home makers to be She won t be bothered w1th us any more And last Zoa E1Cher that SI The Class poet of 55 I hope you 11 lmke th1s poem Because at least Ive tr1ed ZZ V 1 . ' 1 1 ' , v , V . V Y l Y And now as we are approaching, graduatiorfs door, I . ' 1 I ' 1 f A YY ll , , , X f 1 , . l . Senwr Class Will We the members of the Semor Class of 1955 be1ng of unstable mlnds and weak bod1es do hereby pub11sh th1s our last w1ll and testament the the O 1' I' I' O 1' school we leave our fond memorles teachers we leave a school w1th better behaved students fHa' I-Ia'1 Bmggs we w1ll a l1fet1me supply of paddles prov1d1ng he doesn't use too many Maxwell we w1l1a basketball team he doesn't have to yell at Sm1th we w1ll some boys who w1ll behave 1n shop class Trumbull, we w1ll a new lab w1th unbreakable equ1pment Mrs We1 enauer we w1ll a band that doesn t play so many sour notes Mrs Durbm Our Adv1sor we w1ll our class flower to dxssect 1n B1o1ogy class O Mrs Gelssman we w1ll our e1ectr1c b11ls the Jumors, we w1ll our good looks and 1ntel11gence O the Sophomores we w1ll our books and desks 1f they use them as well as we d1d Knot to carve names e1therj To the Freshmen we W1 1 the fond memorles and smells of 1n1t1at1on I Donald Auck w1ll my hot rod to Carl S1esel prov1d1ng he doesn't race I Zoa E1cher w1ll my 1939 b1cyc1e w1th 3 spokes 1n each wheel to Mar1lyn Auck provld 1ng she takes a trlp around the world on lt I Carl Kalb w1ll my ab111ty to Allen Clady prov1d1ng he keeps out of the dxtches I Anne Kalb w1ll my abil1ty to always be late to Marg1e Schanzenbach prov1d1ng she doesn't m1ss the bus too many t1mes I Donald Kalb w1ll my date book to Mr Maxwell I Paul Kanney w1ll my fun IH bookkeep1ng class to the poor kld that S1tS 1n the same seat that I do I B111 Leuthold w1ll my ab111ty to get traffxc tlckets to Gary Sm1th provldlng he doesn yell ' cowboy to the State Patrolmen I Clyde Rossman w1ll to Roger Long my old car prov1d1ng It gets h1m to h1s g1r1 fr1end s house and back w1thout any trouble I Mary Schanzenbach w1ll my ab111ty to get along w1th Mrs Durb1n to Joy Sand prov1d1ng she uses lt I Rlchard Schanzenbach w1ll my butch to Larry Vredenburgh provldlng he doesn't freeze h1s head I, Lyle Shock w111 to B111 Dlckey my ab1l1ty to keep the 11brary books mended, prov1d1ng he doesn't let them get too bad I Robert Slater w1ll my U1Ckn3me Bud to Rosy Volk so there w111 st1ll be a Rose Bu at Chatfleld I Kenneth Tob1n am t got nothmg to w1ll except my car and I want to keep that I Joyce Zucker w111my gum to Mr Maxwell prov1d1ng he does not chew lt but hold h1s Wlg on To the school Slgned students we w1ll a student counc1l that does somethlng to promote the welfare of the sealed and w1tnessed th1s day 1n May of 1955 The Semors of 55 by Don Kalb Z3 Q O I I T , ' . 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I' dm ' I Hlstory Class of 55 History We were a happy care free group of l1ttle s1x year olds, that entered Chatfleld school September 7 1943 Mrs Audrey Lug1nbuhl soon made us feel at home Mr Lloyd Volk was the superlnterldeflt, at the tune Mrs L1etzy mstructed us the second semester of our f1rst year 1n school In the second grade Mrs Leltzy, taught us our three R s Our thlrd and also our fourth grade teacher was Mrs Ethel Morton Mr Penn was then superxntendent In our f1fth and S1Xth year of school we had Mrs W1lma Wal1m1re Mr Taylor be1ng Superlntendent In the seventh grade we had qu1te a changmg routme For each subJect we had to go to d1fferent room and had a dxfferent teacher For the f1rst t1rne we elected off1cers for our class They were Pres Donald Kalb V Pres Anne Blackford Sec y Kenneth Tobln Treas Roger Long News Reporter, Joyce Zucker and Student Counc1l Carl Kalb Our adv1sor was Mxss Sm1th QMrs We1senauerl We gave a Chr1stmas party for the e1ghth grade Robert Slater gave a hallowe'en party for the class We gave a m1nstrel show for our assembly and the Chr1stma. chapel Off1cers for our e1ghth year were Pres Anne Blackford V Pres Carl Kalb Sec y Donald Auck Treas Lyle Shock NewsReporter, Mary Schanzenbach and St Councll Robert Slater Mxss Sm1th was our adv1sor We gave the hallowe'en party for the seventh grade The class held a Chrlstmas party at Robert Slater's and went carol1ng For our sembly we gave a 'Gay N1net1es Revue In our f1rst year of h1gh school we elected Carl Kalb Pres Anne Blackford V Pres Lyle Shock, Treas Donald Auck, Sec'y Joyce Zucker Student Counc1l and Mrs Eula Brown was our advlsor We gave the Sen1or farewell party The theme was western so 1t was called ' The Last Roundup Off1cers for our sophomore year were Pres Donald Kalb V Pres Joyce Zucker Treas Lyle Shock Sec'y Donald Auck' Student Counc1l Robert Slater Mr McCullough was our sponsor Mr Overholser was now our supemntendent We gave a Hobo Party for the h1gh school ln the sprlng Mrs Durb1n was our sponsor our Jumor and Sen1or years We gave the h1gh school Chr1stmas party w1th Santa as the honored guest On Apr1l 24 we sponsored the Jr and Sr Banquet at the Hotel Re1ger 1n Sandusky carry1ng out the theme of the famous Stork Clu of New York C1ty Off1cers for that year were Pres Anne Blackford V Pres , Donald Kalb Sec'y Joyce Zucker Treas Lyle Shock Student Counc1l Robert Slater We also gave the Jun1or play Here Comes Charl1e d1rected by Mrs Eula Brown We l1ttle knew how much work lt was go1ng to take to graduate when we entered our Sen1or Year Mr B1ggS was our new super1ntendent Elect1on of off1cers came f1rst They were Pres , Joyce Zucker V Pres Donald Kalb Sec y Anne Blackford Treas Zoa E1cher Student Counc1l Lyle Shock News Reporter,Mary Schanzenbach Mary was later elected as Sec'y when Anne Blackford w1thdrew We gave the freshmen a grand welcome the n1ght of the 1n1t1at1on party We hope they w1ll forg1ve us We sponsored a scrap dr1ve at the beg1nn1ng of the school year and a bake sale 1n the spr1ng Our class play was Nearly S1xteen d1rected by Mr Eugene Trumbull Our Class colors were Blue and Sllver the flower was the red carnat1on, and our motto was Learn to L1ve L1ve to Learn' Rev Shank, was speaker at Baccalaureate May 22 and Dr Harold Yochum was speaker at our Commencement exerc1ses May 24 The Jumors enterta1ned us at a beaut1ful banquet held at the Y M C A 1n Mar1on Oh1o The program and decorat1ons carrxed out the theme, 'South of the Border C11max1ng the f1n1sh of our h1gh school hfe the class then Went on a tr1p to Washmgton D C and New York C1ty Joyce Zucker Class H1stor1an 2.4 o 9 Q IDBI I 1111 I , . . . . . 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I . . i , . . . . . . - ' ' I u . 1 . . , Llass Prophecy New York C1ty New York July 14 1965 Dear Mr s Durb1n S1nce we after the past ten eventful years f1nd ourselves at the two extremes of our country New York and Cahforma I should l1ke to tell you about the place of common 1n terest to both of us Chatf1e1d Oh1o On June Z8 I started my vacat1on and dec1ded that th1s year I would go back to dear old Chatf1eld I am very sorry I d1d not get the chance to see you but very happy you had the opportumty to go to Cahforma to make a f1lm on Cook1ng To day for one of the studlos I left New York on a plane at 7 30 A M and got to the new Chatf1eld Axrport before 9 00 I 1mmed1ately went to the nearest hotel whxch had a s1gn 1n front say1ng SHOCK HOTEL, and be11eve me rt was a shock to und lt was Lyle who owned the beaut1ful establlshment After talk1ng w1th h1m for a wh1le he told me he was marr1ed and that he and h1s lovely w1fe Ruth had two daughters It so happened that th1s week there was a celebratlon 1n Chatf1e1d due to the 5th annlver sary of the new Mult1m11l1on Dollar Atomlc Energy Plant I went to the new factory and Just as I was about to walk IH a guard stopped me He was none other than R1chard Schanzenbach After talkrng for a wh1le w1th Toots he told me It was useless to try to get ln but lt mxght be 1nterest1ng to see the new school At the school I found there were many changes 1nc1ud1ng the teach1ng staff M1ss Mary a second Mary told me that 1n her class she had ch1ldren wlth the name of Kalb Shock Tob1n, Rossman and Auck Wrth the help of Mary I was soon on the way to see the parents of these puplls At the Auck farm I met Mrs Auck and Donme showed me all of the new equ1pment and bulldxngs he had It seemed he made h1s money 1n the Chatf1eld Axrport and farm1ng was Just a hobby Later 1n the evemng I dec1ded to go to a restaurant and s1nce The Hlgh Hat was owned by Donnle and Anne Kalb lt seemed to be the place where I should go After secur1ng a r1ng s1de table w1th Donnle and Anne we talked for hours It seemed they bu11t th1s D1n1ng Room whlch hal occome a good 1nve stment The dxnner was planned by the famous d1et1t1an and hostess La Zoa' wh1ch meant noth1ng to me unt1l t was ' La Zoa Elcher' After work Zoa came out and talked vtrth us for a whxle and told me she owed her success to none other than you, Mrs Durb1n The ma1n event for the next day was a breath tak1ng hot rod race It was a thrzllrng e vent from start to f1n1sh wrth the wmnner agam belng our own Toby Raclng was a s1de hne for Toby s1nce he had a large Shell Statlon rn the mam part of town That evemng I stopped at the Shell Statron to talk to Kenneth and congratulate h1m H surpr1sed me by telllng me B111 Leuthold was work1ng for h1m B111 also had done some raclng but gave up because of Toby's compet1t1on Z5 'I . I . 1 ' . 1 . . , . . - I I ' , . . . .. . - - 'I . - . . - . . . . . . . . 'I ' I l' 7 . . - Lil-T - , - . 7 7 ' . . , H . ' ' . . . ' . Schanzenbach was the name above the door of the fifth grade room so I stopped to talk for ' - . ' D 1 I i ' . . , . ' . . - , , . . . . . I- I I ' ' ' ' I I ' I 1. . g ' ' ' . e Next to the garage was a lunch room w1th the name of Faye's Place Faye Kanney and Paul were the owners Paul was not 1n town at the t1me because he was playmg a benef1t basketball game 1n Flor1da Paul you know 1S one of the lead1ng professlonals and the lunch room 1s Just an added attract1on The next day was the end of my stay 1n Chatfleld When dr1v1ng back to the a1rport, located on the edge of town a s1gn, Mous1e s Goat Farm caught my attent1on Clyde had a very good year he sa1d It seems he now had 150 goats Wh1le talkmg to h1m h1s lovely w1fe Mar1e brought several temptmg glasses of goat m1lk for me to dr1nk have a contract to s1ng w1th the Metropol1tan Before I could get a plane I had a llttle mlx up 1n txckets and had to see the owner of the a1r lxnes who, to my surprlse was Carl Kalb He had just come back from a vacatlorl 1n Flor1da where he and h1s Wlfe, Helen, and thelr tw1ns had acqulred real sun tans I was relax1ng on the plane wa1t1ng for my d1nner to be served when I r1ot1ced the steward ess looked very fam1l1ar and why not, lt was Joyce Zucker I should have recogmzed her sooner because she had Just sp1lled coffee on another passenger He was a mce look 1ng bachelor, so you never can tell My flnal words are 'God bless each and everyone of my classmates, and may they l1ve happy and prosperous l1ves Slncerely The Class Prophet Bud Slater 26 , , i ' , . . . , ' Il ' I I ' 1 I ' I U ' ' I v ' I then had to leave to return to New York, at the end of this wonderful vacation, where I . . . . , . . . 5 , . u . . 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SECOND ROW: Vicki Kennedy, Garry Wade, Lon Fry, Glen Blackford, Christie Biggs, Margaret Green, Linda Blackford. I ,J pn, Six girls and ten boys entered the first grade on September 7,195-4, ready to learn the three R's. At the end of twelve weeks of school, Helmuth and Ludwig Zier with drew from our grade and went to Bucyrus school. We had our first party at Hallowe'en. At Christmas we had a gift exchange and our last party was on Valentines Day. Christie Biggs, Connie Briegel and Jeffrey Servies took part in the operetta Susanna's Christmas Auction and the other children played in the Rhythm Band, We read our Reading Circle Books which gave us our first reading certificate. qt, if my N, in 'fs- I FIRST ROW SECOND ROW Second Grade Ronald May Dorothy Schanzenbarh Davxd Fexchtner Roger Pxnxon Margxe Brown Barbara Elcher Patr1c1a Kalb Charles Garrett Marxlyn Hanes Jane Hamllton Gene Marquart Kenneth Rothhxir Charles Clady Myra Loyer Wayne Leuthold Sh1r1ey Benk Ru n Snelllng Ronald Strohm Absent was Karen Knauff We started Our second year m school wxth twenty pupxls xn our class Durmg the year Betty Graves moved to Bucyrus In the Christmas Operetta we were Panda bears and pohcemen ' s 41 33 ' L ' . M 5. L a ' 0 A. ' la--4 my . ELS , Y Z . ,5 ' X, Thlrd Grade FIRST ROW Phyllxs Blackford Ph1111s Wade Carol H111 Judy Barnhart Kelth Sexton Gxnger Keysor Nancy Shxefer SECOND ROW Douglas Brown Mrs Phelan Sharon May Helga Zxer left our class thxs year so now we have Just mne xn our group We are m the same room wlth the second grade thls year our second year wxth another class Phylhs Blackford and Judy Barnhart represented our class m the Chrxstmas operetta The rest of us played xn the rhythm band Gael' 75 school ,Q S. ii. -4 ..4 i W Hin wwuikti rsawim 34 AIOTIIIII To aloq7 .9 sd Sa m mir' Yatl 1,9030 wif In h- 4 .X,- i, K I V . ' I Y:-Wg 'sf 5 74 w' V mx A , , e V ,.., 3 t 2 '. , g 5 x , Q3 J , . - 7 Q , A . 2 h . , . . I , , ' , ' 1 1 - , . 'f'7'f'r r ,W if ' . f I 'i vjajmqfif-fc-5 , VX I ff A W j fxif ' D .P F' 1 , df , 'I 1 .ffl g I iff. , D fl. -- 1, y X -V- - 0 1 lilgi 1---f s ..--. o ii Fourth Grade FLRST ROW Juha Auck Dean Br1ege1 Rebecca May Mrs Fexchtner John Schnelder Davld Kalb Dan1e1C11nger SECOND ROW Kenneth Brown D1ane Schulze Thxs year our class numbered mne puplls The ixfth grade have then' classes for half of the day wxth us We enjoyed Hallowe en and Chrxstmas partxes wxth them but our Va1ent1ne party was wxth members of our own class Our grade operetta presented thxs year at Chnstmas was entltled ' Susannah'l Chrxstmas Auctxon rar 'M' X, Rader f V Q9 f Tl x S1 35 FIRST R OW SECOND R OW in . 41, S1-ff, 7 T F Lfth Grade Janet Green Judy Tobxn Audrey H111 Margaret Phelan Dwxght Leuthold Karen Ryman Robert Wade Marcxa May Dorothy Kalb Janet Kalb Luella Hormer Harley H111 Davxd Clmger Sylvxa Kalb Fowler Brown Mrs McDame1 Our class numbered fourteen thxs year wlth no new members added or any members wlthdrawn We had classes wxth the fourth grade half of the day and wxth the slxth grade the other half I Durmg the year we enjoyed three parues Valentlne, Chrlstmas and I-lallowe en Most of us were carolers m our Chrmstmas Operetta P 0 r 3 1 vya, U -rr-1 36 l se. fy X, , . , ,- ,Q Sixth Grade FIRST ROW Mrs McDan1el Byron Garrett Wxlma Schanzenbach v lllam Hanes Robert Ross Ronald Auck Roy Brown Raymon Mollencopf Ger ld Chnger Nancy Auck Elame Fexchtner SECOND ROW Judy Groves Kathleen Keysor Harold Kxrby Ronald Long Mxrxam Songer Davld Luzdhardt Luther Kalb Gerald Leuthold Roger Marquart Th1s year our class lost just one member Mary Louxse Grogan Thxs left our number of members of mneteen During the year we had a Hallowe en and St Valent1ne S Day party and at Chrxstmas, an exchange As wmners xn the race wxth the fxfth grade xn sellmg magazxnes for the school we are lookmg forward to the party they wxll be g1vxng us sometlme xn the sprxng We partxcxpated ln the Chrxstmas operetta Susanna'n Chrxstmas Auctlon QW' 1 .4 . , A,-ted. i 1 I 9 , 4 3 F ' E I 1 Lf Seventh Grade FIRST ROW Anne Studer Joan Kocher Nexl Fexchtner Gene Songer Kenneth Studer June Tobln Barbara Femhtner Robert Keysor SECOND ROW Kenneth Leonhart Ruth Wade Jule Ostermyer, Maurme Wade Vxrgmxa Loyer Joyce Brxegel Wmlham Dlckey Daune Songer Janet Marquart In September 1954 the class of 1960 lntered the seventh grade wxth seventeen members who were eager and Wllllhg to start a new and very excxtlng hfe The offlcers elected for the year were as follows Presldent Neml Felchtner Vlce Presxdent June Tobm Secretary Joan Kocher Ass't Secretary Janet Marquart TYCKSU-fel' Barbara Felchtner Student Councxl Vxrglma Loyer News Reporter Jule Ostermyer Sponsor Mrs Inez Gexssman The elghth grade lnvlted the seventh grade to go skatlng with them at the Lutz Rollarena ln Bucyrus Everyone had fun Janet Marquart xnvlted the class to her home for a Chrxstmas party Games were played and enjoyed by everyone A dehcxous lunch was served by Mrs Marquart Chrxstmas ts were exchanged Teach' I ,Zi ,J QQMHI 38 M A V -. ,fvwwm Ezghth Grade FIRST ROW Ruth Loyer Everett Leuthold Marcella Auck Bernard Wurm Lxnda Auck Larry Fexchtner Mrs Wexsenauer SECOND ROW Paul Zxmmerman, Conme Garrett Karen Kalb Robert Lutz Joan Green Rxta Volk Rgbert Schlfer Barbara Sch1fer THIRD ROW Jerry Groves Karen Ostermyer, Rxchard Redman Mary Groves Ruth Schanzenbach Vxrgll Gottfrxed At the hrst of year there were 21 pup11s ln our class Joann Graves wxthdtew after the hrs' semester Our class offzcers are Presxdent Vxce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Student Councxl News Reporter Advisor Karen Kalb Rlchard Redman Karen Ostermyer Joan Green Rxta Volk Larry Fexchtner Mrs Vxrgxma Wexsenaurer We had a Chrxstmas party 1n the basement of the Post Ofhce where we exchanged grits Rev Opperman was the speaker at our chapel The cheerleaders from our class are Karen Kalb and Joan Green We are lookmg forward to bemg freshmen next year FDM? Y93V'S To Us 39 2 5 fo Nlnth Grade FIRST ROW Pdt5Y Rothhd-11' Lloyd Kalb Evelyn Kalb Mark May Eumce Zucker Carl Sxesel Rxta Vredenburgh SECOND ROW Mary Sue Ross, Roselyn Green, Sandra Auck Susan W1lson Glen Kalb Mr T1-umbuu Thxs year we were proud to come back to school as Freshmen Sxnce last year we have gaxned new members Carl Slesel and Carol Bender makxng our enrollment now thxrteen At our flrst class meeting we elected the following offxcers Presxdent VICE Presxdent Rita Vredenburg Roselyn Green Treasurer Sandra Auck Susan W1lson Eumce Zuc kex' Secretary News Reporter Assnstant Evelyn Kalb Student Councxl Mary Ross In October we recexved a brutal lflvltatxon from the Senlors Our Homecomxng attendents were Susan W1lson and Carl Slesel e had a bake sale Dec 18 1954 ln Bucyrus ln the Kroger Store We also gave a farewell party for the Semors m May , flair II, 'ln'-7 1 It 40 avi Tenth Grade FIRST ROW James Kalb Walter Hxll Robert Zucker Norman Brown Allen Clady Floyd Mollencoph SECOND ROW Florlce Brause Margxe Schanzenbach Ruth Brewxngton Shxrley Kxrby Joyce Sand Carol Gottfrxed Martha Brose THIRD ROW Rosalyn Schxfer Agnes Wurm Margaret Leonhart Gwendolyn Lutz Rosahnd Volk Helen Kocher Dorothy Dxckey Mr Smith Thxs year we came back to school al Sophomore! We numbered twenty one An all havxng lost one of our students Cletus Kanney At our fxrst class meetmg we elected the f011OW1hg ofhcers PI'eS1deHI Margxe Schanzenbach Vxce Preszdent Norman Brown SeCl'etafY Dorothy Dxckey Treasurer Rosahnd Volk Student Counc11 James Kalb Newsreporter Helen Kocher We have raxsed money by havxng a bake sale and on Aprxl 15 we had a box socxal and lquare dance On May 6 we had our class party to wh1ch the hxgh school was mvlted s el f Q ' B8 c A' 1' 'I sbggol 41 ua F leven th Grade FIRST ROW SECOND ROW Roger Rothhaar THIRD ROW Ronald Sand Tom Clxnger Sxlas Beal Jack Kxrby CarySrn1th. Mar1lynAuck .IamesLLutho1d W1l11amExcher Carmen Hexser Paul Carolyn Schxfer Leonard Kocher Margaret Ross Larry Vredenburgh Robert Kalb Dorothy Gerhart, Mr Maxwell Absent was Carl Groves On September 7 l954 the Jumor Class, composed of twenty members met to the new offlcers for the comxng year wh1ch are as follows Presldent Vxce President Secretary Treasurer Student Councxl Advxsor Sxlas Beal Margaret Ross Carolyn Schmfer Ruth Schwemley Tom Clxnger Mrs Wxlham Maxwell Beal Roger Long Ruth Schwemley, elect In the On November Z4 1954 we presented an assembley of short sklts from our play evemng of the same date we presented our Jumor Play The Case of the M1ssxng Hexrs On December 23, we gave our Chrxstmas Party Also dur1ng the year we sponsored a twxrlmg contest usmg the proceeds to buy our glit to the school a new front stage curtamn We are 66 arp 42 'Y 6 Y offe 0 School I alendar 1954 55 September Happy New Year' fSchool year that IS J Oh those n1ce new books' Baseball game w1th Holmes L1berty Bus Inspect1on Those poor Fords Chatfleld vs North Robmson baseball Junlors select then' rxngs Chatfleld vs Lykens baseball Chatfleld vs Mt Zlon baseball Annual meet1ng What luck' F1rst College Club meet1ng Watch out colleges for the future P T A The op1c was Teenomanea by Rev Kanuff October Baseball tournament Semor class scrap drlve Hard work1ng Sen1ors' School board meet1ng Please don't tell Mr B1gg G A A In1t1at1on Party Party or crematlon 'P 'P Elght and N1nth classes enjoyed an 1nterest1ng Sclenee trlp to Perk1n's Observatory Delaware Oh1o Sen1ors get annual ads Thanks donators' Sophomore's bake sale Oh my stomach Klds w1ll be k1ds Band Boosters meetlng Freshman In1t1at1on Llmberger Bah' ' ' .Tumor class sponsored a skat1ng party for the h1gh school P T A Marv1n Ross was the leader subgect Health Gu1dance' College Club Bus Dr1vers Tra1n1ng at Mt Z1on lBeg1nnersj'? Band marches at Att1ca Mard1 Gras Mard1 Gras at BuCyruS Joyce Zucker represented us for the Queen candldate The band also marched mn the parade November School Board meet1ng Elect1on of head majorette Congratulauons Ruthle' The paddle works pretty well doesn't It Mr Smmth 'P County 4 H Acluevement n1ght at Chatfleld P T A Educatlon n1ght presented by Mr Carrol B1ggs Parents V1S1t classes F1rst basketball game of the season wxth Clamdon here We lost That d1dn't rule the followxng game Tw1rl1ng contest sponsored by the .Tumors Mlchlgan g1rls are qu1te mce r1ght Gary 'P College Club Chatf1eld vs S S fWe lostl Wanted some front teeth' lnstallat1on of new black stage and wmdow curta1ns Thanks Jumors for the donat1on of the stage curtamns 46 W l - 7 - ' . ' . 8 - , ' . 10 - ' ' 13 - ' . 14 - ' . ' , 17 - . . . Zl - ' . , 23 - ' . . ' , Z4 - ' . . 27 - ' ' . Z8 - . . t ' . 1- 2 - . . ' . . . 4 - ' . . ' !! 5 - . . . ' . ' . . 7 - . . . . . . . . . , 8 - ' . . 9 - . .. 10 - ' ' ' 11 - ' 12 - Reinhart's pictures of his safari in the jungle area of Africa. 15 - ' ' 18 - ' ' ' . 19 - . . . ' I ' . ' ' 25 - Z6 - . . . u . . u 28 - . , . 30 - ' , ' . 1- . 2 - . . . . . I 4 -' , ', . ' . 10 - - . . A . 16 - . . . ' ' ' . ' . 19 - ' ' ' . . ' ' 20 - . . . ' . . . . . I . 22 - 23 - ' . . . . 23 - ' ' ' . ' Noxcmber The Jumor Play The Case of the M1ss1ng He1r urected by Mr Trumbull Hurrah Thanksgxvlng vacat1on Det cmbtr Tumorsrecewed the1r r1ngs They lost them uu1ckly d1dn't they? Chatheld loses to New Washlngton School Board meetlng Chatfleld trlumpu over Tlro 68 64 Keep lt up boys' P T A square dance Who went wlth whom? Chatfreld lefeats C' S Don Auck and Ron Sand hlgh po1nt men assembly by Mr John Shxraef He gave a very lnterestxng account of hls experlences 1n Russ1a G A A basketball team vs Dutchtown Future professlonal players Chatfleld T1 s Mt Zlon Freshman bake sale Another stomach ache' College Club Grade oleretta Susanna's Auct1on Chmstmas Party What happened to Santa? 3 Hohoay Tournament at Bloomvllle We placed fourth January Chatf1e1d wrns over Lykens We're Wlth you boys' P T A Fun N1ght Chatf1eld vs Whetstone QWe 1ost1 Why does school start so early on Mondays? Assembly One act play Feudm' Mounta1n Boys ' g1ven by Dramat1cs Club Grade Cards' Read'em and weepll Scholarshq, tests fBra1ns1 1 ebruary Chatfleld defeats Leesvrlle Home comlng game Joyc Chatfleld vs North Rob1nson Chatf1eld vs Trlo County tournament Chatf1eld r1ps T1ro 70 53 Chatf1eld v1ctor over Mt Zxon 61 5 B B Tournament Chatf1e1d loses to North Robmson Honor George Washxngton No School' B B Tournament Holmes L1berty defeats Chatheld S1x week's un already Last mght of tourney Sulahur Sprmgs w1ns fxrst place College Club March Umvers1ty College group Sr g1rls Solo and Ensemble Contest at T1ff1n Good Luck k1ds' School Board Meet1ng 9 Jr H1gh Tournament 47 e Zucker crowned queen Z4 - . y H . . . ,H Z5 - ........ ' ' ' . 1- . ' 4 . A ' ' . 5 - . . 6 - ' AL 7 - ' f' ' ls A - . ' . 3 - . . ., sl . ' - . 10 - ' ' ' -1. . -' ' -' . 1-1 -' . ' . ' ' ' 15 - . . . ' . 1 , ' ' ' . 17 - ' 'gs . ' 18 - . . Z0 - 21- f r , ' 23 - ' . ' f . Z4 - Merry Christmas! See you next year. 30 -'1- ' . . 7 - ' . ' . 12 - . . . ' 14 - ' . 17 - , 20- - - , ' ' , ' ' ' 20 - . .. 31- - ' , F 4 - . . y - . , 8 - ' . ' 11- ' . ' 14 - - ' ' ' - 19 - ' ' . ' , -5 21- , , - ' ' Z2 - ' . . Z4 - , , - ' ' 25 - ' g .. 25 - ' 1 5 ' ' ' . Z8 - 3 - ' ' - , ' 5 - ' ' ' . 7 - 1' ' . 8 - - . ' Aprr lviay G A A and B A A party What fun' P T A Mrs Grace Ross leader subject World W1thout Strangers Everyone'S Seemg green St Patr1ck's Day Semors gett1ng worr1ed about the play Senlor play Apr1lFoo1 S Day 1 Strange th1ngs are happen1ng' Career Day at Lykens School Board meetlng Day after yesterday Sophomore Square Dance P T A Subject Growth 1n ConServat1on' by Rlchard Marquart Don't you w1sh you were older Susan'9 The Jays are beglnmng to drag' Honor Soc1ety Banquet at New Wash1ngton Seventeen days more for the Senlors fThen we re r1d of them School Board meet1ng Mr B1ggs pract1c1ng the Sen1or's names for Commencement Does the Band have to practlce the Commencement march? '7 Sophomore party Everyone s getung restless fEven the teachers Junlors bcg1n to feel lonesome l1l bet' Q91 Bacc laureate May Day p1cn1c Commencement Fare vell Senlors' Jun1ors envy the Semors' Semor tr1p To Wash1ngtona and New York 48 11- . . . . . . . . 15 - . . . . 5 ' , l 17 - ' - . ' ' ' . 21- ' ' ' . 25 - ' ' Y 1- ' ' 1 . A ' ' . 1- 4 - E . 7 - . 15 - ZO - , . Z3 - Junior-Senior Banquet f2:OO A,M, comes too fast !1 28 - f A ' ' . 30 - ' ' Z - . 4, . , 2 - . 4 - . ' ' ' ' . 5 - ' ' ' .. 6 - m 12 - ' ' , 1 18- ' 1 ' B , ' . . Z2 - L: 24 - ' - '- 25 - 1 N ' . ' ' . Z5 - ' ' - ' ' . 5 59, ,g 'ci I - x t 41225 4 Lu. wi .Q .ls ' Y L. .-Q.- V 4 x JM? Student Council Here is the group that represents the student body with their advisor, Mr. Biggs. This year the Student Council is made up of ffrom left to right, Virginia Loyer, seventh grade, Rita Volk, eighth grade, Mary Sue Ross, freshman, Lyle Shock, senior, Tom Clinger, junior, .lim Kalb, Sophomore. Library Officers Here are the people responsible for the care of the li- President . . , , Lyle Shock brary. They keep our books in Vice President . .TOTTI Cllnger good repair and keep thern in Secretary . . . . Mary Sue Ross their proper place. Treasure r .. . . . Jim Kalb Reporter . . .... Rita Volk Left to Right: Circulation . . Virginia Loyer Carmen Heiser Margaret Ross William May Mary Schanzenbach Harry Dick Redman Margaret Leonhart Zoa Eicher Absent: Lyle Shock Martha Brose ffaefyb Roselyn Green as Robert Slater Chatjheld Echoes Staff FIRST ROW Left to Rlght Helen Kocher Shirley Kxrby Carolyn Schxfer Margaret Ross Rosalyn Edltor Ass1stant Ed1tor Feature Edator Art Edxtor Ass1stant Art Ed1tor V1tal Stat1St1CS Inqu1r1ng Reporter Hxgh School News G1rl's Sports Boy's Sports MHS1C Feature Wr1ter s Typ1sts Adv1sor Schxfer Mrs Gexssman SECOND ROW Rosalxnd Volk Joyce Sand Bud Slater Lyle Shock Tom Clmger Dorothy Gerhart R'oa'nld Sand Ruth Schwemley Anne Kalb Marxlyn Auck Margxe Schanzenbach Martha Brose Zoa Excher Joyce Zucker Carolyn Sclufer Margaret Ross Robert Slater Marg1e Schanzenbach Rosalyn Sch1fer Ruth Schwemley Mar1lyn Auck Zoa E1cher Sh1rley K1rby Joyce Sand Ronald Sand Tom Cllnger Lyle Shock Dorothy Gerhart Rosalmd Volk Joyce Zucker Martha Brose Typ1ng ll Class Mrs Inez Ge1ssman Grade News ---- - ------------------------------ Helen Kocker Annual Staff FIRST ROW: Left to rightg Lyle Shock, Carmen Heiser, Tom Clinger Jackie Kirby Silas Beal SECOND ROW: Mrs. Durbin, Margaret Ross, Joyce Zucker, Robert Slater THIRD ROW: Marilyn Auck, Ronnie Sand, Carolyn Schiier, Dorothy Gerhart Ruth Schwemley Donald Kalb, Anne Kalb, Paul Kanney, Zoa Eicher. Editor .... . Joyce Zucker Ass't. Editor . . Margaret Ross Bus. Managers . . Robert Slarer Lyle Shock Donald Kalb Activities . Carolyn Schifer Marilyn Auck Boys' Sports . . Paul Kanney Ronnie Sand Photographers . Tom Clinger Jackie Kirby Carmen Heiser Art Editors . .... Silas Beal Ruth Schwemley Classes . Dorothy Gerhart Sponsor . Zoa Eicher . Mrs. Lucille Durbin Photography Club f 3, Q - ,ff x: ' I 5 fu s ,Zz President and Vice President 1 With the help of Mr. Trumbull, we organized a photography club this year. We first elected officers as follows: Pres. , Jackie Kirby, V. Pres., Silas Beal, Sec'y. , Rosalind Volkg Treas. , Joyce Sand: Librarians, Shirley Kirby and Joyce Zucker, Chemist., Mark Mayg and News Reporter, Rosalyn Schifer. The initiation fee is Sl. 00, the regular dues are 5053 per semester. The money in the treasury is used to buy paper and chemicals. We have an enlarger and have developed negatives and printed quite a few pictures. We hold meetings every Friday afternoon from 1:15 - 2:00 and on every Tuesday even ing the meeting is mandatory and begins at 7:30. The main project was building a dark room from a closet back of the cloak room. The members painted and rebuilt the room which is really convenient. iw Dramatics Club The dramatics club was a development from the in- terest in the speech class this year. Mr. Trumbull is the advisor. Some study of the stage and make up has been done. Dues for the year are SOC. Feudin' Mountain Boys was a one-act play given for a school assembly. We are going to try to give three one-act plays for the public in the spring. Officers are: President ---- - J oyce Zucker Vice President - - Carolyn Schifer Secretary . . . - ' Ruth Schwemley Q Treasurer - - - - ' ' S ilas Beal Photographers ---- Tom Clinger and Jackie Kirby Along with the officers, Marilyn Auck and Robert Slater make up the board of directors, which decides the activities of the club. Learning About Make-Up M5 ef . pu. ,M Case of The Missing Heirs i A I R A i u- fm r ' ' ,M Let Me Go Lover -nv Bad and The Beautiful 3, 'kfii 2 f i ,viivhi i W, 4, , yy. fx., lr 5 4--wwvn A. e, -e-- --1 W J 2'-el -nl ' .5 f an 1 , R 2 v W, - 4 'K 1' 4 la Leuthold? ? ? 'I ? Squares -Dancing K, k P, Duty Behind the Teacher's back T' Q Curtain Time !!!! Prose or Poetry ' 1 ll 1 3 ' 4 ',1!'f ff my N , V., v Q whim ' I sie Q '22 'XM li ' , U' ' ' Casey at the Bat ral- A Bus Garage Real Glamorous C onc entration w BACK ROW FIRST ROW 4 'e' Muszc Contestants A-X' Left to Rlght Ruth Ann Loyer Dorothy Drcky Martha Brose Robert Slater V1rgxn1a Loyer Patsy Rothhaar Carol Gottfried Carolyn Schxfer Roselyn Green Left to R1ght Mary Sue Ross Karen Kalb Margaret Ross Rosalmd Volk Rosalyn Schxfer Margaret Phelan lnstrurnental Contestants CarolGOttfr1eo Martha Brose Karen Kalb Rosalyr Schafer 'vlaro ret Phelan X 1 gmnla Loyer Klart Sue R055 Ros tlond Volk Mar aret Ross ocal Carolyn Schlfer Dorothy Dmkey Patsy Rothhaar Roselyn Green Robert Slater Galety Polka 'Polka lnly Layland Al egretto Fantasea Bar1tone Bar1tone Glarlnet Clar1nf.t Clar1net Cnrysal1s Sousaphone Bombastosa Trumpet fl'1O ' h1p poor W1ll f'S fs L ttle Damozel Break O Daw Soprano Soorano MPLZO Soprano Ho' Mr P1per M- zzo Soprano A Brown Blrd Slng' Tenor The Holy C1 y 54 A 1 r ' 2 . 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The band gave performances at the State Fair, Crawford County Fair, Attica Fair, Mardi Gras at Bucyrus and Attica, and at the Band Boosters' Festival, All of the members of the band took the trip to the State Fair and played on Band Island. We learned that it isn't easy to play when the wind blows the music off the stands. lt was interesting to note how our band Compared with others from all over the state. We acquired a new set of white pearl drums, 3 snares and a bass drum during the year, lv Girls Glee Club FIRST ROW Left to rlght Dxrertor, Mrs V1rg1n1a Wmsenauer, EUUICL Zurker Rosalyn Schlfer Ruth Schwemley, Annu Kilb M1r1lyn Auck, Martha Brose Patsy Rothhdir, Margaret Leon hart Sandrl Auek SECOND ROW Agnes Wurm Joyge Zueknr Florme Briuse, Zow Exchr r, Shlrlry K1rby C..1rolGottfr1ed Ruth Brewxngton Eulyn Kalb Mlry Sue Ross THIRD ROW Helen Ko: her, Susan W11son Margxe Schanzenbaph Ros xhnd Volk Rnd Vredenburgh Roselyn Green Carolyn SChlf-Lf, Dorothy Dlckey Girls ' Sertette Left to rxght Roselyn Green, Carolyn SLh1fer, Iviartha Brose, Rosalmd Volk, and DorothyD1ckey Absent, Ruthme Schwemely 58 -as m 3 -ir L. W 5 in Z l W 5 x V 1, i 1 gk 5 1 ' l W O R 1- 0 A If I' , n ,v 5 O N l , W A Rl? 'W x A I , Y ..,.,-I Q Q nada FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Q Do, Ra, Me Fa Chozr Left to rzght Ros1lyn Sclufcr Mary Sue Rose, Ruth Schwemley, Fulxn Kalb, Patsy Wusenaupr Dxrtctor Mar-gle SghanLe-nb teh, Anna Kalb Zoa Excher Martha Brosp, Marllyn lxlll k Nnrgargr Leonhart Roselyn Green, Paul Zmmmerman, Wlllxam Dlckex Lyle Shock Donald Kalb James Kalb Carmen I-lelser, Norman Brown, Sxlas Beal Robert Slater, Robert Lutz, Rxchard Redman, V1rg1l Gottfmed vi' 1-7 i U Q R ehear sal 59 Q . Y, H Q Y ,,. ' 5 J J , ' , . .F L , 5 1 A ' 5 S . ,E R ' V, i 5 xi A , 3 G' V, . af N07 v -f . ' .L ini . A - , ze l Q Q. 4 I- . o ' c- , , , if j: . ' f ' ' V y Y ' .....-. P.. ' .fa 1 rf., I . Rothhaar, Rxta Vreclvnburgh, Rosalind Volk, Carolyn Schxfer, Dorotht' Dngkey, Mrs. -' 1 , R . Z . V 4 A - . I ' . I - - , 4 . , Au' . A 1 . . . ' ' ' I ' ' . , Vx ,i LU H' y I --- Girls' Athletic Association FIRST ROW: Left to right, Shirley Kirby, Helen Kocher, Evelyn Kalb, Joyce Zucker, Eunice Zucker, Rosalind Volk, Mary Sue Ross, Joyce Sand, Rosalyn Schifer, SECOND ROW: Rosalyn Green, Susan Wilson, Sandra Auck, Ann Kalb, Marilyn Auck, Margie Schanzenbach, Ruth Schwemley, Margaret Leonhart, Dorothy Dickie. THIRD ROW: Florice Brause, Agnes Wurm, Ruth Brewington, Carol Gottfield, Carolyn Schifer, Margaret ROII, Dorothy Gerhart, Patsy Rothhaar, Rita Vredenburgh. This year, as always, the aim of the Girls' Athletic Association has been to increase interest, to teach sportsmanship and to encourage participation in the many seasonal sports. We have played softball, basketball, ping-pong and volley-ball. At the beginning of the year we also did some tumbling. Officers and Captains Rosalind Volk -- Spring Sports Captain Joyce Sand -- Basketball Captain Anne Kalb- Secretary Margaret Ross -- President Joyce Zucker -- Vice President Ruth Schwemley -- Volleyball Captain ' Mary Sue Ross -- Softball Captain Carolyn Schifer -- Treasurer rf ' '11 CHQ BAA FIRST ROW Left to Ylghl Allin Clicly Robert Kalb Jdfku Klrby Tom Clmge r Cl: n Kalb Leonard Kochlr Robmrl Luckgr, Larry Wreclenburgh SECOND ROW xrol 51 W Alu r H11 Ly le Sh c R14 lurrl bc hxnn nb u h P il1lKlI1HLy Ro5.,Lr Rot x ov IJ of 0 Lngosl onnc ab 4 U lx nxafl THIRD ROW onnlrl Sxncl onrl xtmr imqb s 1 C,1rn1enHm mr 'xlxrk lwlxx Norm1nBrown CLx'lK11b K4 nnqlh Tobin Cly xp Rossm in FOURTH ROW: Wmllmrn Luulholfl Roger Long, Sxlas Be 11 GarySrn1th Donald Auck PfnL1lBcal, James Lcuthold Wxllxam Exher. Ill, 61 Chatfielfl Tigers Six of Chatfield's Cagers played their last game for the Orange and Black in the Tigers loss to H. Liberty in the consolation semi-finals in the county tourney. The best of Luck to Donald Auck, Paul Kanney, Carl Kalb, Donald Kalb, Bill Leuthold, and Lyle Shock. The Tigers of '54-'55 compiled a less than a 500 season record 7 - 11 during regular season and adding two more wins and losses during the county tourney. The winning of its second victory in the county tourney proved to be pro- bably the most exciting game the tourney had to offer for Chatfield fans. After trailing Mt. Zion by 17 Pts. at half time the Tigers came back to win by a 61-57 margin. WILLIAM MAXWELL 1Coachj To our couch, William fB1ll Maxwell go:-s the thanks for coaching the team that provi- ded plenty of thrills and an - tion for the spvctulors. The boys think 41 great deal of LARRY VREDHNBURGH Larry, afterz1i,v.1rslaj.'oif as fxlgr, L time bac lc this 't-.ir to 11TH in .1 -.L-rj, vnrnpetff:.t Joh, WW.: are looking forvxarfl to having Larry bank next year, him as a coach and also as an individual friend. -04 What are host- :nagn zu cards? 7 7 ff:'i 7' 4' 4' :WFQWHV Basketball Left to rxght Coach Mr Wllham Maxwell Donald Auck Paul Kanney Gary Smxth Paul Beal, Wxlllam Leuthold Roger Rothhaar, Carol Kalb Donald Kalb Lyla. Shock Ronald Sand Robert Kalb Allen Clady ind Larry Vredenburgh manager Victor ver Tlro GAME SCORES Chatheld Chatfleld Chatfle ld Chatfleld Chatfxe ld Chatfxeld Chatfleld Chatfleld Chatfmld Chatheld Chatheld Chatfxeld Chatfleld Chatfxeld Chatheld Chatfleld COUNT Y Chatileld Chatfxeld Chatheld Chatf1eld 64 71 HOLIDAY TOUR NAMENT TOURNAMENT Clarldon Sulphur New Wa shxngton Txro Sulphur Lykens Mt Zlon Whetstone Iber1a North Robmson Holmes Lxberty Leesvxlle North Robxnson Txro York Bloomvmlle T11-0 Mt Z1on North Rob1nson Holmes Llberty . 51 . 7 ' 57 . 67 . , 68 . ' 68 ' 55 ' 53 . ' Chatfield 58 Lykens ' 66 . 63 . . 57 . . 47 . . 58 . . 73 . ' 61 . 59 , . 70 . ' ' 61 . ' ' ' ' 48 ' 1 ' 57 ' I an 07 Reserves FIRST ROW: Left to r1ghtg Lloyd Kalb, Leonard Kocher, Willmm Euohur, James lfntholfl, Allen Clzuly, Robert Kalb, and Mr. Maxwell, Coach. SECOND ROW: Glenn Kalb, Roger Pothhaar, Gary Smith, Paul Beal, Robert Zucker, James Kalb, Floyd Mollencopf, Chafhe IJ Bas5'277 Q9 I 'Isl Iii L . 1 ilu 4' v 'l y ll' 5 A 5 FN ing S-iii l X11 Q ll Cheerleaders Here are the glrls that cheered the team onward They certaln ly d1d a grand Job They are Margaret Ross Carolyn Schlfer Euruce Zucker and Ruth1e Schwemley We're here to back the team' We're here to back the team' Whether we w1n or whether we lose' We're here to back the eam' ,lr Hugh Basketball Team FIRbf ROW Duun Songer Kenneth Leonhart, Robert Keysor Wmlham Dlckey, Kenneth Studer Everett Le-uthold Jerry Groves SILCONJD ROW Paul Zxmmerman, Rxchard Rxdmen, Robert Lutz, Larry Felchtner NL1lF8lChtHCf Gene Songer, Robf,rtSch1fer V1rg1lGottfr1ed Mr Maxwell Shoot 'em High Shoot 'em Low Come Team--- Let's Go! Cheering the Jr. High team this year are Joan Green, Karen Kalb , Joan Kocher, 69 Hp A: KK H '1- gd- i Sag WM -41 'fi ,Q-11 4544. L lv-A 13' V if X31 ' A ' -Q 7' , r in - - J ,fm .I wr: '. K- lr- ,, K 5 f - 92- 'bm . 'M Qi- C I ,X 9 A W- V .:,4NT' -NA , --ffm ' ' ,fu :Q f . 4 , ' ,A . -M, , 2 V Ai m!e.AiQ. 1m 6 Autggraphs Liz ftqxfbgvxi' QQ:S 94'3 ' xixq, . fb-,595 - an ' 6800 CRANT 'MI' Between I. 71 ,t and the Wlllow Frevlly 1Soulh of Hun-nd! Stenogrzlphel l fxcellent oppomxmty for ex ,W 'eric-nced stcnogrxpher to 14, 9 vor 1 Nmall congenia a lowntoun walt-Q office: lan 'UI Ol' l0l'I lfl S oun Y Pear In K ICLVBIUIOGI rxpeflenced API I verstm Lu-in dan r CHC an letter an txpmg lll lu1Ll1:1-mg cllttatu xperncmc not 18 to F Sw 61150 Cf w 4... v WV N 5:20 Es ' l.51 . e t d Lmnhonc op: PI W d x lbcrnl employe: hen fns ANIERIC CRIITTIINGS CORP OL 1 9000 Hustbl hute rap: e o dfl be O., f Demunen! ar or compe htenlemn! hours l'C1IUf pflml Frldiy 8 0 I D1 L0 D nl Q aww lado hr! XVCHIIICI Je I ' K' E QTPDHCTFATN P .T': ' .7-, . 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HENDRICK S STUDIOS Dlstlnctl e Portramure To Hawe A F1ne Portra1t Made Phone Z 1956 Photographer Wm H GFILP 1131 ZS Sandusky Ave I ueyrus, Oh1o THE FARMERS STATE BANK Mc mba r Fec1eralDLpoS1t1nsur1m L Corporatlon Nua Washuigton, Ohm H Over - Jean Frocks and C1ady's THE ATTICA LUMBER CO We Treat You The Year Redl Bmult Bu11d1ng,S Lumbc Hardwqirp and Bullders' Supplus COBEY CCRPCRATION Manufaeturers of I-I1 Speed Farm 1N1ach1ne-ry Bucyrus Qhlg CI O . - . I . , - r .-Xttica Ohio C,Ol I1p11ITNI'1L5 or FARMERS' EXCHANGE COMPANY Cra.1r1 Seed Feed Fert1l1zer Coal Sued Clearung 8: Seed Tre 1t1ng We Do Custom Gr1nd1ng 8: M1x1ng P1roma 8: Master Mlx Feeds Poone 551 Chatfleld Oh1o Dmscoll Motor Sales Phone 41806 111 s Poplar st CADILLAC OLDSNIOBILE Bucyrus Ohlo PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS I 31 A - . . . 'fc l. A ,1 . . :Y . . - ' . Compliments of AQCH Holt Brothers Farm NEW IDEA Eqmpment Z R A F Slater 1929 C tf ld New Washmgton Equ1ty Co 3311 H he Oh I Phone 3 - 184 R. . 1 B y Ohio' Since Congrat 1 t' t the Graduates ha i Ohio Compliments of I I Phone ' Ottis . Green, Mgr. New Was in t io I' XITII IN GOD XND HIGHER LEARNING SHALL KEEP AMERICA I- REE COURTESY OE THE H 8: M BARING COMPANY B If rs uf Quahty Baked Goods Slnce 1908 If 1 emont 01110 Hhone 22821 Slgn of the Blg Saw Sums 14394 Bucyrus Ohlo Congratulatlon To The Class of 55 BUCYRUS MUSIC CENTER 119 East Warren Bueyrus Ohlo Best W1shcs To The Class of 55 TRI STATE PRINTERS, INC. '-, V , Az Af A ' V, , 'l B - T 4 1 'A J 1 l Q VVALTHER HARDXVARE ll ' V, ' ll ' Y' ll I LOYER S MEAT MARKET Meats Frozen Food Lockers Chatfield Qhig- OSTERIMYER GARAGE Chatfield, Ohio Compliments of WILLIAM S BARBER SHOP Chatfield, Ohio Compliments of KENNEDY, KENNEDY gl PURDY Bucyrus, Qhlo I L ' 7 X Auto Accessories - Lubricants - Gasoline I 1 .ktticizi Complimn-ms QI' SENECA LIGHT AND PQIVER COINIPANY Ohiicn Attu PIONEER RUBBER COMPANY Congratulatlons to the Graduates Phone 111 Ohlo 1Ne-w 1VdS11II'1gtOI'1 THE CRONAU CLOTHING C Clothuug-, for Iwign gl Boy S Slnce 1906 Ohlo 'Nam 1JJ.51'IlIIf ton HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Pubh She r 5 01 Thc Nnw NVf1sh1ng,,L0r1 Harald Flflt Comme rc 1 11 1-JFITIIIIIQD Ohmo , , g w J 'EL ' O. . 7 x I T I f A . K I , . A 1 - , I ' I y '1 ' . E A li , . , 7 V , A - ' I ' y New WaSh1HgtOH Comphments of NORTH CENTRAL EGG AND POULTRY CO OPERATIVE OIIIO New Washlngtonf Comphmcnts OI RAINBOW I-IAICHERY U S 1-xpproxmi Baby Cmnl 5 81 DuCKl1ng,,S Oh1o Rugs Mlttresse New xV3.Sh1IlgtOIl, WHITE FURNITURE Complete Lum of Homn r urmshuags I4 URNITURE S Box Sprlngs Carpntlng Ohlo Bucyrus, Compllmcnts of LONE PINL D XIRY Oh1O 7 . l . , I 2 A . . ' ev 1 Phone 2591 - F Af A - 9 ' 7 . . C,h.1Lt11 111 rn R1DQ1..TON ELEV XTOR Phone 6 7158 Gam CJOl'T1p11INLI1lS oi BLOOMV1 LLE APP L1 -XNCE rrlglonuc +.pD11ahc3g Zemth, Blool mx 1116 Sy 1x ama Oh1o Chatf111c1 JOIN Thg Parddn Mor F lI'II'1LI'b P1aht DLK11b Than Any Other I-Iybrld See Me Today D C HANILS 84 SOIN Phone Ly ka us 1008 Ohl w Bucyl us Comphme-nts oi THE BUCYRUS TELEGRHXP1-I FORUM Your Dll1y Nun spaper Oh1o Co plimcrmts ot' L4 ' - M, 1- , , 1 I ,.I,,L..Ai,L. x , . VY. R.C,A, - '1',V, - I' I ' 'Y ' - ' X --- Q 5 2 ' T 2 , T , . , 1 Q- v ll V V4 1 '- Complimonts ATTICA HUB ROBERT C SCHILD Job Pr1m1ng Men S 81 Boy Q Clothmg Atuca Oh1O A ll 1 Ohxo Comphmems of tho Comphmbms Oi COMMUNITY SUPER MARKET ALT S RESTAURANT Xtup Oh1O New Vash1x15Lo11 Ohlfl Mc ct Your Frmxuds At P J KOEPEER PETE S CAFE GLI1c,rf11H1rdVvarc, S1Y1dVV1LhL5 Sz Soft Dmnks P imts Sz 0115 Nc xx W xshuigton OIHO New W lSh1I1f,,1.0I1 Oh1o Compl1111nnts oi NEHI BUTTI-ING CGIXIPANY Royal Crown Cola E X SLCIH NLI11 8: Par Pak Fhvor Bgveraga S CRAWI' ORD COUNTY ENGINEER BL1CNrus Oh1o Buayrus Oh1o . I ,IM ' J 1 tt 'Q J ,Y ' l E X . . , I 1 . Ao' V U y' I . 11, I N , ' Ag ' 1 ' V f , . . ' x x ' 2 ' x 7 ' . 1 ' ' 1 , ' ' c A c H X ,Y . I . , l . , 1 K , Q , . x . ,z , 131' X ' , - , 2 W , T - - 7 T 1 , , 1 ' i' , JH b11LN1x MANUF XCTURING O Box 1 7 0 XX L11 15L1LyI'L1b H P SERVIES Gt hc r 11Storc We Buy Cream EELS Poultry Phone 761 Ohto C hattu 1d Qhlq L M FAUSER E or I-I1 he r Y1c11s r9t1ntGQnuhc Ruhmz- Supa r Elm Ground Rock Phosphate JE mgngss Pays Dhoht 356 Chtltiltll O RETTIG S GENERAL STORE G rocerms Mtdts h1o New W tbhmgtoh Qh1o Comphmgnts ot BR OSE IIv1PLEIx1ENT Dealer In Mlnhgapolts Ixtollne Farm Mighlncrx Chatfleld Qh ANGLE AC RE FKRM Hampshwes Holstelnb Turkeys E J Kelrns Phone 121 F 1 C R A JO1 LY 81 CG Whom 5.119 Cotrmhmgnts ot Bun xrus, Ohto FRIEND CL 1p11r!1vH1:-1 ml . 1. 1 ' ' ' 1 CO. ' ' 2 f P. . 11 f 1 - ff Amt ,- '- tu ' Y - v i . J 7 , I . . R 'g - W: 'L A in Phistvr Hybrid Sued Corn 'T L 1 ,. 1' J x ' ' 4 . 5 - ' V - , 41' H ' I , , 'Q . ' Y Q 1 1 A Z 1 - I w ' , . 2 1 1 ' M11-, . - 1 ' 1 . 1 l 1? , A THE OHIO FIELD SEED COMPANY LOYER Xa LUTZ. Sc ed Merchants Stone gl Llme Hauhng Phone 551 Phone 512 613 Chatfwld O 10 Chatfleld ohm h Congratulatlons To The Graduates Comphments THE EXCHANGE STATE BANK ERVIN OSTERIMYER Iwiember E D Chatfleld Ohlo B1OOI'I'1N1116 Oh1o Wlflng Motor, Appllance Refr1gera t10n Siles and Servme Palnt 8: Paper1ng Domestm and Commerc1a1 Chfferd C Hall Prop Phone 7W Bloomv11le Qhg-Q Qh.1,Q Comphrnents of Comphrnents MCNEAL HARDWARE EMERSON AND SONS Phone 84W Bloornv11le, Oh1o Bloornvxlle 01110 , . of A . .1.C. I HALL'S ELECTRIC W.D. OWENS . . ' , , , -7 . i . . . . ' . V - - ' ' CfOI11IJl1INl nts ol BUD S C, XFE Tc lQx1s1on 1nclShullle Boarc' Phone 64 SIUQKEY AUTO C O De Soto Plymouth Sale s Servlcc Reoalrs on All Make Cars Weldlng and Cuttlng of All Klnds Phone 14 FRANKENFIELD S GENER Xl.. STORE Grocerles Meats Hardware Phone ll Lykens Ohlo Comphnfments of THE LYKENS ELEVATOR Phone 92-1 Lyke Ohlo LEONARD E KAGY Llfa Insurance Savlng Plan Phone 46 W Bloornmlle, Ohlo Confmpllments ol N1 CK'S PLACE Chatfleld Omo JOHN SEXTON gl COMPANY Manuiagturmg Wholesale Grocers P,O, Box 1531 1nd1anapol1s 6, Infhana Comphments ZEIGLER M1 LLING CO. Bucyrus, Oh1o 1 A 1 7 - 2 ' 1 U ' 1 .- Qh-LQ Bloomwllei Qh, O l I V z , ' I vns, ' . X V , L I A, . I. l ' of POWERS BUILDING SUPPLY GARV1N'S SUNOCO 220 222 West Mary Street phgnc 42915 19110110 5 1836 Cornf r of Charl S 8: Sandusky Bun yrus Ohlo Bun yrus, Ohmo COBB COAL COIN11-JANY Comphmc nts 1 N Sdnlu ly Ave BRUCE MOTORS Phone 6 A866 The Sc1G-Ct In Uscd Cars I-hgh Grad Co Bun yrus She 1by 52911 51.206 EITTIKOEERS Hlgh 5011001 ImernaUOna1HarWSter EUCYRUS FARMERS EXCHANGE New I-1o11and Phone 5 .2966 Sales 8: Scruec Phone 4 2881 Congratulauons To The Graduates 1955 Bkmyrus, Ohlxb Bunyrus Ohlo Comphmpnts oi F J SMITH E1cct11C and Plllfliblllg CRAWFORD COUN FY FARM BUREAU Elcctrle xvlflflg Heatmng, Plumblng Phone -11010 Phone 3375 Bucyrus, Ohlo New Wash1ngton, Ohlo X , . i . 111 . ' 1 S i 2, S , . ' e al ' 2 With Our Compliments to The Chatfield el ,N . . ' . . EISCHER 5 H XRDWARE Thr Ilomt ol Cool Hlr iw tra tor Over at 'Ytars FRIEND IMILNI s Ohlo EDWARD J MYERS ROBERT B SPURLOCK BUDD'S ELECTRIC Lawyers Buc yr us Oh1o Bun yrus Ohlo Good Health to all from Rexall THE J R NEFF INSURAN E AGENCY FOU LK' S PHARAMACY Camera Headquarters J R Neff V M Doshal Stllls IN1OX1f,S Bucyrus, Oh1o Bucyrus, Ohm Comphments of Comphments of KOONS CLEANERS I-IUGGINS AND WINGATE INC. BUCYFUS, Ohlo Bucyrus, Ohfo A ' 1 V rx 1 - ' ' 1: z f aa 'L ' 'D 73 ' Y ' u , ' Congratulations Graduates Compliments of s ,Q , I -v , U f' KJ Comphments of AUTHUR LOUIS PRODUCE CO KIBLER MOTOR SALES Chexrolet 81 Bulck Bucyrus Ohlo Cream gl Egg Buyers Bucyrus Ohlo BUC YRUS MATERIALS CO Asphalt Conuantors Phone 5 1876 Complxmcnts of X J I-IALLIWILL IMP SALES John Deerp TI-IE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS 4 1 270 Farm Loans No Cost Borrower Elmer W Lutz Bucyrus, Q-bg-Q Compllments JOI-IND SEARS JR Prosecutlng Attorney Crawford Countv Gb-LQ THE SPORTING GOODS STORE Baker Brother S Athleuc Equlpment Bun yrus Ohlo Comphments of TIFFIN DAIRY COMPANY Quahty Dalry Products Phone 53 9 Tlffln, Ohlo Y L , . ' 7 . , , ee -, BUCYTLIS, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio I . ' of CO. X - T0 . , . , , I , - ' J . A v ' Gomplimc his of Compliments of YORK REST XURANT Good Food ls Good Health BAUMOEL S A40 South Sandusky St Bun yrus Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio HOME OFFICE SUPPLY Compliments of Office Supplies Starionery School Supplies Greeting Cards CANDEL S RESTAURANT Phgne 4 2.831 115 E Rciissa lder St Bun yrus Ohio Bun yrus Ohio O F KIME LU1w1BER GO1v1PANY SHELL SERVICE We Serve To Se11Again Builders Spec idlties Millwor li Supplic s Por table Bldg Phone 471 Bucyrus Ohio Ghitfield Ohio W W OIL GOIWPANY Distributor s Cities Serx ice Gas and Fuel Oil A FRIEND Phone 73 Bloomxille, Ohio U Il I 1 , ' ' 1 , . I - , V - , I Lumber - Glass - Roofing - Paint Tires - Batteries - Accessories I. A - .V - Y X ' 3 I Z l 7 ' BOOSTERS BUCYRUS Ten Eyek s Greenhouse Cerhart's Crocery Shlllmngs Hatchery New Method Laundry anc Dry Cleamng o V1rg1n1a Shoppe Treasure Chest Ulmer Eleetrle Ferguson Bazaar Jay s Toggery Lawarenee FUTHIILITC Modern Cloth1ng Clady s Drugs A D Neff Norton's Flowers Cotsy s Shell Stat1on Bucyrus Restaurant B1anch1 Confectlonery Long's Shoe Store W C Beer Loren E Splece Typwr1ter Cravtford County Auto Club L O Selple Herbert'S Bakery Whlttaker s Parts DONVD1Dg Auto Wreeklng a1ry Queen of Bucyrus Chott Bros Sales Oakwood Greenhouse rose s Men s Wear 1orr1s 5 IO To I ch1ff's Shoe Store NEW W ASI-IINCTON ox s Restaurant Fred A Shafle r lnsuranee Age nt Bxshop Poultry Farm I-Illclebranel s Drugstore B LOOMVI LLEI Rexall Store Cebhart s Dry Coods Cambles Store alehr s Clothln SLout's Glragc l'1 uc Ie I-lax 4 n uneker s Sportmg Coods CHATFIELD Cnatfleld Hardware Co TIRO fir Ivlrs Ollwer Hiltn LYKENS Mlller Store Oakv e1w Locker AT TIC A. 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