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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

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Q ia AS . - g M - fs A ...wiv J . 15 7. 431. Em if - F . , , .h,, QS.. QA 'mg , K' 5 Q p Board Of Education ROW ONE: Dorsey Brause, Superintendentg Harley Kalb, Eldon Briegel, Presidentg Richard Brown, Vice-President ROW TWO: Harvey Kalb, Arthur Loyer, Richard Feichtner. v Schools W Your Investment in America Good schools should be the real concern Of all who cherish liberty, For here the growing mind shall learn X How knowledge makes men truly free. By lighting lamps of thought today For those tomorrow's world shall need Our public schools must lead the way In sowing Freedom's precious seed. In passing on those great ideals - Of justice and equality, The basic goodness that appeals To every youth's integrity. We must make sure when we invest In classrooms that we understand What constitutes the very best' In Education for our land. We must act on the vital truth, That Freedom is essentially The priceless heritage of youth, L AND OUR RESPONSIBUJITY! The School In The Community The school is a community within a community. It is a community of students and teachers cooperating in learning experiences. The heart of cooperation is interest, for this is essential to learning. The school is also society's institution for self perpetuation It is logical then, that the direction of instruction is determined by student interests and the dictates of society, the larger community. I Schooling is both preparation for life and life itself. The school's curriculum is as X broad as the total range of life. It is related to life's problems and expectations. It is the school's reponsibility to consider all aspects of man's experiences. The basic skills as reading, writing, and computation arehmastered in the elementary and intermediate grades. Preparation for sensitive citizenship and a place in the work world is made in the upper grades. The school does not moralize. Its function is not to say that this action is right or wrong. It does insist, however, that one' first examine the consequence and then pursue the action this demands. Go and do by direction and purposeg not by default and by chance. The school uses this method because it believes this is the way that truth for the individual can best be realized. What is true and good for the individual remains such for the community because the community is individuals in mass. Mr. Dorsey Brause, Superintendent c Robin Smith Eugene Trumbull That reminds me of a story--- That's a good question. Industrial ANS, Geography 7. Science, Mathematics. William Maxwell Patricia Binninger Well, now here's the situation. From now on things are going to be different. Biology, Physical Education, Civics. English, Speech, Girls Physical Education, Inez Geissman Lucille Durbin Actually, according to Hoyle---' Now Girls. Commercial, English 7. Home Economics, French, Science 7, Clarice Knappenberger Miriam Clady I'd rather hear your mistakes than not to hear at Oh my stars. all, First Grade Music Maxine Feichtner Marjorie Phelan I need a magnifying glass to read your writing. Oh, my! Oh dear! Third and Fourth Grades Second Grade Bernice'-ROSS Meriam Krichbaurn - Let's get on the ball! I presume that you have your work done Third Grade Fifth and Sixth Grade. Custodian Mr. Reuben Geissman is the man responsible for keep- ing Chatfield Local in condi- tion. He has certainly done his job well and has won the friendship of every student. Reuben is always willing to do extra jobs for us and we want to congratulate him for his fine work.- . Bus c Drivers Come rain or sleet these four men have driven the school buses. We extend a warm thank-you to each driver for his sense of humor which keeps things pleasant and for his patience in transporting us safely to a and from school. y Uffice Help Take this letter please is the phrase these girls hear during the year. They assist the superintendent in the office. We also recognize our mail carrier who seemed to withstand the cold very well. EENY MEENY MINY MOE FRIENDLY BILL COLLECTOR COOKS - EMMA BEAL AND LUELLA CLADY Soup's on! We Wish to thank these women for all the fine nourishing meals they pre- pared for us this year. Mrs. Durbin first plans our meals, then these cooks prepare the tasty dishes as professionals would. I CHORE BOYS ASEEMBLY LINE 13 The willow tree, living, breathing, growing its trailing tendrils of leafy green to be remembered in the beauty of maturity. . as are the seniors. . . and then relinquishing its leaves one by one . . . as does the school its graduates each year. 14 s F 1 -X 1 xl ' r Mr. Dorsey Brause Executive Head A 5 4 4. 'f MARTHA BROSE MARTY Giving a penny for some pe0p1e's thoughts is just another example of inflation 16 FLORICE BRAUSE BRAUSE Fashion is what a girl does to a hem to get a him. Mrs . Lucille Durbin Sponsor NORMAN BROWN' NORM Do it today--tomorrow there may be a law against it. ALLAN CLADY CLADY You can tell that Americans believe in God by the way they drive. CAROL GOTTFRIED CAROL The world has plenty of leaders but where are they leading us to? WALTER HILL WAL.LY About the .time you learn to make the most of life, most of it is gone JAMES KALB HJILAH The man who invented the eraser has the human race pretty well sized up. HELEN KOCHER HELEN A lot of brainy women earn their living, but the sensible ones let men do it for them, SHIRLEY KIRBY KIRBY A bachelor thinks all girls are photogenic-all he gets from them are negatives, MARGARET LEONHART IIMARGH There are two good reasons why some people Clon't mind their own 1 business--no mind and no business. GWENDOLYN LUTZ IIGWENII History repeats itself for the benefit of those who did't pay at- tention the first time. JAMES LUTZ luJIMll The answer to a maiden's prayer is not a chin of stubby hair JOYCE SAND IIJOYII A smart girl is one who knows how to play tennis, golf, piano--and dum b. MARGIE SCHAN ZE NBACH IIMARGII Because of the nature of things and people, going from the sublime to the ridiculous is invariably a very short trip. 1 9 i ROSALYN SCHIFER ROSY Many girls who can't add can cer- tainly distract. ROSA LIND VOLK ROSIE , Subtletyis the art of saying what yo think and getting out of range before it's understood. ' Z ROBERT ZUCKER IIBOBII A woman might make a fine Presi- dent provided she's married to him. Z0 AGNES WURM AGGIE Learn from the mistakes of others-- you can't live long enough to make them all yourself. I' ,,fr,3,,,:,-:aus my ff,-Q N Www Great, hulking steed or steel, pulling and pushing, champing at the station, impatient at delay, wanting and willing to be away . . . so like the undergraduates who push to grow up, to be a year older, to be on the way to bigger - or smaller? - things. ss SLB - N51 XG X ig J ,X .,.1. .. e1?f-MM : - - . ,fsf21w. . 1 1 Ur.. -fre-ffm I 5 55511554 5' wiv' 1515.1 1 .1 5?1fi1w?i1Q:w1 -Sggisftss Eritrea . vi ffefig 'Aire ,. 4, 5 25 - we -is-' . .STM -as 3. sa X ,, . va- ' a r E yt- S 1 'A 2 Q' mf' 'if at F K A 3, 5 y 4 'K 'err S, Q-ew? .::, 1. ,a , f, f Q f-1 fifiiif k k Qi ' 1345 121 I 1 if f .9 news ,..-ma: wma: iw as a r V A .::-': . ff5?swi'1si1f as eg X- at ,ax if -,ua 5 5 if 4 2 sg all Q 1 fa ft Q if at ' ' if 3 i P sz 5 af, 1, ,',..:.5a:.. 4 :55r'?:1,':?I: . :..Q, , .1 :!,,Q.. . 1 1. JJ, ,451 ima f 2 is . 9, 1- - - :., 1.3 like iff, A 5 ,. .A ,. .,. 41351, W 15if5zs:1f2ip5 is-if - fegsafe 1 W 2, f 5 i i! 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The first of their class parties was at Hallow- een when the students made their own masks. At Christmas the entire group helped in creating decorations ior an unusual seasonal tree. Hand- icraft was again shown when valentines were made for a gay valentine party. The 100 Club was an unique attraction of the year. A bulletin board display illustrated each pupil's ability to count and write to one hundred, an accomplishment necessary to become a full- fledged member of the club. The first grade made two public appearances during the year, The first was at a P, T.A. program when choral verses were recited. Later they participated in the grade operetta by playing in the rhythm band. Frederick Beck Daniel Campbell Luther Clady Sheryl Dunn Kathleen Feichtner Junior Fultz Terry Gottfried Tommy Hamilton Stanley Harrer Pauline Homier Janet Kalb Joseph Kennedy Linda Kocher Carol Loy Sandra Lohr Larry Pinion Levearn Pinion Pamela Riedel Julie Stone Carolyn Van Buskirk Nellie Wade Mrs. Miriam Clady Absent: Steven Miller Sandra Auck Charles Briegel James Brown Judith Brown Carol Campbell Carol Fultz Elizabeth Fultz David Garrett Darlene Gottfried Linda Graves Wanda Hamilton Marna Harrer Kenneth Kalb Rita Kirby Mark Knauff Elaine Kurtz Bobby Marcum Robert Murray Juanita Omwake Rita Rothhaar Mr s. Marjorie Phe lan Thomas Schulze Roger See Larry Shafer Jesse Stone EE - 5' ' aww figlisfiif 1 -..' .,..,- Q tlmese -ka: Li' 4. :L tif zz I' ,.:, - A -n f ' , if . . 1.2 W' - , .W k K F. . . - 1' ' K ,,'- me -Jw my 5 H aw' ie ww W 5 F55- alex, -- ,. Q,eie.i .ie 1 - V.-J1.2:a5'.ffs4 ' f f T :2'fFQ:n2'i:: '1fsJ,f'W'ZaJ 1 7 iff .1..i::,, irt- -- .., Q Q ,r-1 by ti, me 17 ll it gg vis? 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Grade Two The second grade has the distinction of being the largest class in the school this year. At one time the enrollment reached twenty-nine but was dropped to twenty-five with the withdrawal of four students. Mrs. Phelan is the teacher of this fine group. Their first stage appearance of the year was made when the class took part in the Thanks- giving entertainment for the P. T. A. Colorful crayon and water color drawings were made by these students and were sent to children of foreign lands through the Art for World Friendship Committee. Equally beautiful and interesting pictures were received in exchange. Parties were also a part of the year's activi- ties taking place at Halloween. Christmas, and Valentines Day. 5 ,, t . , To 3 X25 'S 'Y 5 'E gli in . ig 5 Q if ' is 4 -: ev fi Vfifgiflfi 2 H ' - i J Z5 Grade Three This year the third grade enrollment reached a total of nineteen students. Their school day was a bit different throughout the year with mornings being spent with Mrs. Feichtner studying arithmetic, science, and writing, while afternoons were given to reading, spell- ing, and English with Mrs. Ross. Besides holiday parties at Halloween, Christmas and Valentines day, they had one other important highlight which will be remembered. At, the November P. T.A. program, the third grade gave a play, The First Thanksgiving, wearing costumes resembling Indians which they themselves had made. Glen Blackford Linda Blackford Connie Briegel Lon Fry Margaret Green Sharon Hiler Judly Hiler Vicki Kennedy Brenda Lewis Gary Murray Larry Murray Billy Norris Joe Redman Michael Sand Michael See Jeffrey Servies Sheryl Smith Boyd Studer Garry Wade Mrs. Bernice Ross Shirley Beck Margie Brown Charles Clady David Feichtner Charles Garrett Betty Graves ' Joe Fultz . Jane Hamilton Marilyn Hanes Patricia Kalb ta., f. , , .mit .. 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Holiday time was again party time in this class at Halloween, Christmas, and Valentines day, Art abilities were ex- cercised in these events by making cos- tumes, gifts for parents and valentines. Besides these projects, these students displayed some very fine art craft in chalk and crayon drawings. Interesting and informative studies were also made this year in the fields of science and social studies. .. ,2- 2-'Q Lsfgigic ,L A V Julia Auck -K lik Judith Bamharr m'Vk ' Phyllis Blackford ' f ,K ,A if X 5' ti 1, Q R , , S er W 4 s it K 2 ,m,,. . of e L,,Lx E., .... ....,... Q Carol Hin .,,-. .,. . A ., Jam e S Kep le r ' e ' ., ar ,ny xg K, ig, 1 . K. 4 if f ,K , z 3 K N 82 52' f K 8 2 4 wirfelkif fu: of jr- - Urs ? :L , 7135: H9155 ' ees z , 1, ?' 4+ ,A W . . ,ye I' 1 K Af S W A 1 A 31 as V ' 5- 3.ewyez:fzz ', ifw,f1'?gg'f2i-f Gin g e r K e y s o r V 5 . M -- -- Ww w i.w,1a11,fl,gsf'-- we N? , ...,. low I , I ti: w,M. ,wk , 3 'ff 'K' 0 Grade F we Madam Kfichbaum . ,1 , '-? Z' Nancy Schiefer y yy Phillis wade i ggmjl- if ld' qga X1 P' evsetaeivfsgr - ' 1freeef:aQ5:'e1Fl igesaeafgf fQfQ'KE'5's wip e: r ge-38253 QQ. 1' -if-1 -' 1 7 . . mi r 'iii' , e H5 927 ' re-21121 52 . es ' xnxx, ,, lzg f--H Af -:Z -We 'ffm Sf! were under Grades five and six studied together in the same classroom this year and the teaching of Miss Krichbaum. Altogether there were nineteen students. the beginning of the second semester, Mary Lou Johnson and David Gallant were enrolled in the sixth grade. At Christmas time, the fifth graders entertained the sixth graders at a Christmas party. In preparation for this, decorations were made and refreshments, games and a gift exchange were planned. Also during the Christmas season was the presentation of a play, Christmas at Woodchuck Hollow School, for P. T.A. program. The sixth grade returned the party invitation by asking the fifth grade to Halloween and Valentine parties which were equally well planned and enjoyed. Exceptionally interesting studies were made during the year in the science field. Ex- periments were conducted with bacteria and a field trip was taken in the woods for a natur e s tudy. . , .. ee,, .f m fi .yr . 51555522-igffff: Slew -g. -11,1 ,go E95 ' :' ,si.. .,u: .'- ' 351' ':-::,. -tw. 's w .. M - S?ifY-1-l' 4 afmiV Q f , 1 i wdlii Y .. . - mzgi,-la-,E9:f.E1..e 5 egfgffx, .... - aggsgisetnrit A ,, .. M- T, in K s.. we .. xy , f s:-wgvfillr-1 ' , Z8 we 3412 ff' . A- ,er tl lt reef' M33 Q25 , M my H aw Q 9 'W' afwggtn ms ,elf we M, ar , ,gg-. gf UL, or , Q ,' .ez gsizfffaffffffa H51 . ::': ','i55W:':fZ ': . :: ,' fifis llif Y i W' ' f J' Easy Q 1 ff , ei 3 if A L f H' he A 1 :E Dean Briegel Daniel Clinger Richard Fultz Grade -M-tmgf,ole,-WW. ,W Sfirffeiau? 7 iR5.Evf4' H - ' :iifihgitifie illlelw ' ' 4. , 3, 5 , , K W ' . . 'E A . .ssl - 2 I . A-:,,:'.5 T . 2. 4 an , ya E +L R Q , Q it ii is W iii ,k 'lil s 5? Q Wie' Q. , I 1 A Y 5 5,1 ... XF - it ' .F be YQ J .3 E + .,, .Y gif' . E A-H Z ,Q l 1 ' 551 Y it 1 ef so .., Hfsfmp-A 1 A ar 2. 1 its t 'L' five Q ,- EE W-qt if te 'Y' A' as .. w e57li?3.5?ffu. ' David Kalb Rebecca May Loretta Pinion John Schneider Diane Schulze Gene Studer THE FIRST THANKSGIVING OUR LITTLE PATRONS CHOW! CHOW! 1.A W 1 if W I I PLAY, TIME SWING TIME SNOW TIME GHOSTS! GOBLINS! WIT CI-IES! r Grade Seven Forty five minutes for one class instead of the usual twenty--long study periods for preparing lessons--no recessesg but, in spite of difficult adjustments, many new freedoms and advan- tages have been discoveredg and we have come to like it very much. At the beginning of the school year we elected the following people to the respective offices: Prelient .............. Dorothy Kalb Vice-President . . . . . Marcia May Secretary . , . . . . . . Janet Kalb Treasurer . . ..... . . . Janet Green Student Council .......... Judy Tobin News Reporter .......... Sylvia Kalb We enjoyed a field trip with the eighth grade when we visited the water works and sewage disposal plant in Bucyrus, Ohio. David Clinger Anna Fultz Janet Green Audrey Hill Luella. Homier Dorothy Kalb Janet Kalb Sylvia Kalb Dwight Leuthold Marcia May Margaret Phelan Karen Ryman Judy Tobin Mr. Robin Smith Nancy Auck Ronald Auck Jerry Clinger Elaine Feichtner Byron Garrett Judy Groves William Hanes Tom Kafer Luther Kalb William Kepler Cathy Keysor Harold Kirby Gerald Leuthold Ronald Long David Luidhardt Roger Max-quart Bonnie Redman Robert Ross Wilma Schanzenbach Miria.m'Songer Mrs . Inez Geis sman ,LVQ ,., .V V - ,,1',?.,h- ' if Egfr? Q t Us ,tag 3 ,Q K xx 4 Y ig Q 1 2 We J P Si, ., Y, .. ,, H. S A , it 1 at 5 s , J ,Y 2 ' 'iii fe 1 5? Y f ' sf -at L ,A 3 2 P X 1+ X -Q Q 1 , vlazsewf ,. a uf .K ..'- . f'2..zwzE2w1::- 1' tl. ' like-'z - erm L' 5:87 ' z53'3fW'.f Cliff G, dfivffiiii as .V ff.-fm if . zz 4 we M . ' 'a' 9, , . ' :.f'1 ..,. ' V e' ' QVL' 'f ' ag ua-ja., . 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However, Duane Songer and Francis Lewis withdrew, leaving us with our present total of twenty. A Christmas Party, which was held at the school house, was enjoyed by all of us. For entertainment, many games were played, with the main feature of the evening being a gift ex- cahnge. Of course, there were refreshments. This spring, our knowledge of history, science, arithmetic, and English was tested whem we took the Eighth Grade Examination, which was given by the State Dept. of Education. We were rated with other eighth graders from the county and state. The class officers elected for the year were: President ........... William Hanes Vice-President . . . . Robert Ross Secretary .... . Bonnie Redman Treasurer . . . Gerald Leuthold News Reporter . Elaine Feichtner Student Council . . . . Ronald Long 3 seg sang 'H ' i HYSYQ -9 V Y' '- -- .. img? 1 .Q , -, -.2 g f- , K gg 1 ,J w S' K 5 sg 7 fs f tw 3 E 5 M 6 9,3 3 5 is st 2 iid l 1 N if if 5 lx 3 1 l M stiff gk .Q X is Ykyvfiyg My .Sas 21 11.0,-Qngi E55 W fy my at 1' f.h-, 4 ..,,, A ..,. M Q, A:,,., .W ,.,- ., I 31: V Grade Nine The school year 1956-,l957 finds us enrolled for the first time in Chatfield High. After the traditional and none-the -less brutal initiation in October, we felt that we really belonged. To the High School we have added fourteen students of the most enthusiastic examples of green material ever to join our school. At the begin- ning of the second semester our number in- creased to sixteen when Elenor and William Gottfried entered our class. The class officers for the year were: President .............. June Tobin Vice-President . . . . Neil Feichtner Secretary .... .... J oan Kocher Treasurer . . . . Barbara Feichtner News Reporter . , . . Janet Marquart Student Council ........ Jule Ostermyer Just before the basketball season began we gave a Kick Off dance. Another money making project was our bake sale in February held at the Second National Bank. We presented a chapel in February having as guests an octet from Bluffton College who gave an excellent program of singing and instrumen- tal selections. We gave a high school party to honor the seniors during the first part of May. :f::.. 5' 5, wa':'f1.??fS' V. X. H . . at '- . i 592551 ' 1 - 2:2f,,af::, iv.' ' .!..u-1f:wr:.w -- .M iw ,FS ' gsgxwrjlyj ,gms ag., H X s I xx Y' 5 fi wiv? 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James Seisel, who was with us last year, withdrew to attend New Washing- ton School. Soon after the school year started, we elected the following class officers: President ........... Larry Feichtner Vice-President . .... Rita Volk Secretary . . . Karen Ostermyer Treasurer . . . . Richard Redman News Reporter . . . Joan Green Student Council ......... . Robert Lutz Several money-making projects were spon- sored throughout the year including the collec- tion of sales tax stamps and pop bottles. On March 8, the high school and faculty were invited to our party which was centered around' a Western theme. A chapel service was also sponsored with Pastor John Blix Lind, from St. Paul's Luth- eran Church, as our speaker. Besides an in- teresting and informative object lesson, Rev. Lind also honored the student body with an ex- ceptional piano solo. 33 Grade Eleven This year our class numbered a grand total of nine students lsmall, but mighty! U The officers elected for the school year were: President .... . Patsy Rothhaar Vice-President . . . . Mark May Secretary-. . , . . . Eunice Zucker Treasurer . . . . . Lloyd Kalb News Reporter . . . . Sandra Auck Student Council ...... Mary-Sue Ross The biggest event for us was, of course, the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. For this event we traveled to Fostoria. Following the banquet, Chatfield, along with three other schools, Whetstone, Mt. Zion, and Leesville journeyed to North Robinson for added entertainment. December was a busy month for us. We presented the Christmas Cahpel with Rev. McVey as our speaker and the Girl's Glee Club singing several Christmas numbers. Our Christmas Party was held December 21. A gift exchange was the high-light of the evening, and oi course Santa Claus was our honored guest. In order to bolster our treasury, we spon- sored several money-rnaking projects which included a scrap drive, a record hop, a skating party and a bake sale. Sandra Auck Roselyn Green Glen Kalb Lloyd Kalb Mary May Mary Sue Ross Patsy Rothhaar Rita Vredenburgh Eunice Zucker Mr. Eugene Trumbull IND UST RIA L ART S DESIGN MECHANICAL DRAWING FOODS C LOTHING 36 37 By the concrete bridge that arches the stream, we pause to reflect that is is our activities that bridge the gulf be- tween our studies and our citizenship in an adult world. 38 Q x I! J 3 Library We present to you a group of dili- gent and hard-working students who labor to give us fine reading mate? rial. Backing them is Mrs. Binninger, who sees that the work is done. Left to right: June Tobin, Eunice Zucker, Rita Volk, Jule Ostermyer, Shirley Kirby, Mrs. Binninger, Agnes Wurm, Martha Brose, Joyce Sand, Virginia Loyer, Rita Vredenburgh, Student Council Each class from seven to twelve elects one of its members to repre- sent them in the Student Council, When this group meets they consider the problems and desires of the student body. Their activities have been directed by Mr. Brause. With the money earned from the magazine sales, they purchased a record player. They sponsored in- teresting assembly programs throughout the year and scheduled chapels which were held each month. The Homecoming and May Day pro- grams were also under their direc- tion. For added intra-mural ac- tivity, they sponsoreda boy's anda girls' ping pong tournament. A trophy was awarded to the winner of each. President, Rosalind Volkg Vice- President, Mary Sue Rossg Secre- tary, Jule Ostermyerg Treasurer, Robert Lutzg News Reporter, Judy Tobin, Sergeant-at-Arm s, Ronald Long Honor Society Chatfield is pleased and proud to have this representation from our student body to the National Honor Society. These students worked all year to achieve the grades and extra curricular activities required to belong. Row One: Rita Vredenburgh, Margie Schanzenbach, Rosalind Volk, Rosalyn Schifer. Row Two: Roselyn Green, Margaret Leonhart, Shirley Kirby, Martha Brose, Gwendolyn Lutz, Mary Sue Ross, and Mr. Brause. Rosalind Volk, Mrs. Geissman, and Roselyn Green. Chatfield Echoes Staff Of course you've read the school paper, Chatfield Echoes. This fine newspaper, published bi-monthly, was the accomplish ment of the journalism class. Mrs. Geissman, our advisor, was really the one to thank for making this paper possible. The staff for 1956-57 was: Editor . . . . . . Associate Editor . Columnists . . . Sports Writer . . Society .,... News Editor . . . Art Sz Fashions . R oving Reporter . Circulation Editor . . Advisor ..... . . . Rosalind Volk Rosslyn Green Martha Brose Mary Sue Ross Shirley Kirby . . Joyce Sand Eunice Zucker . . Sandra Auck Rosalyn 'Schifer Margie Schanzenbach , Helen Kocher , Rita Vredenburgh Mrs. Geissman Rosalyn Schifer and Margie Schanzenbach. Joyce Sand, Martha Brose, Helen Kocher, Shirley Kirby Eunice Zucker, Mary Sue Ross, and Sandra Auck. 41 A1 Zeigler We present to you the 1957 Tiger Stripe Annual Staff. A group of people charged with the responsibility of capturing in picture and word the numerous activities and feelings of those who are so familiar with the halls of Chatfield Local. The staff has endeavored in these pages to preserve memories for you, and hope its f ff s value will increase in the years to come. Martha Brose James Kalb, Mark May, Shirley Kirby Rosalyn Schifer, Rosalind Volk, Joyce Sand THE H57 We Florice Brause, Carol Gottfried Mary Sue Ross Margie Schanzepbach Mrs. Lucille Durbin Annual Staff Editor ........ . . . . . . Martha Brose Assistant Editor . . .... Mary Sue Ross Art ........ . Margie Schanzenbach Advisor .... . Mrs. Lucille-Durbin Photographers . . .... James Kalb Shirley Kirby Ma'rk May Activities . . . Rosalyn Schifer Alumni . . Circulation Rosalind Volk Joyce Sand . . Carol Gottfried iFlo1-ice Brause . . Helen Kocher Allan'Clady Helen Kocher, Allan Clady 1 S T If L i E E MARY LOU PFEIFFER V I E W YW X 44 , MARDI GRAS CANDIDATE-MISS ROSALIND VOLK ROW ONE: Rosalyn Schifer, Joyce Briegel, Larry Feichtner, Joan Kocher, Jule Ostermyer. ROW TWO: Margaret Phelan, Miriam Songer, Neil Feichtner, Ruth Ann Loyer, Robert Schifer, Paul Zimmerman, Karen Kalb, Roselyn Green. CI-IA TFIELD I ROW ONE: Martha Brose, Rosalind Volk, Mary Sue Ross, Margaret Leonhart, Ann Studer, Carol Gottfried. ROW TWO: Janet Marquart, Byron Garrett, William Hanes, Jerry Clinger, Virginia Loyer June Tobin, Virgil Gottfried, Robert Ross. 46 ROW ONE: Rita Volk, Karen Ostermyer, Connie Garrett. ROW TWO: David Clinger, Janet Kalb, Elaine Feichtner, Wilma Schanzenbach. CH UL BA D The band, consisting of forty members, appeared in parades at 'V Nancy Auck, Ruth Schanzenbach, Patsy Rothhaar, Margie Schanzenbach, Florice Brause, Bonnie Redman. Galion, Attica, and Bucyrus during the Mardi Gras season. It also pre- sented a variety of selections for the Spring Musical, including overtures, classics, marches, calypso, and swing. One member, Margaret Phelan, entered contests at Heidelberg College, OUR DIRECTOR Mrs. Knappenberger .ROW ONE: Rosalyn Schifer, Rosalind Volk, Joan Green, Barbara Schiefer, Florice Brause, Connie Garrett. ROW TWO: Mrs. Knappenberger Gwendolyn Lutz, Margaret Leonhart, Mary Groves, Paul Zimmerman, Virgil Gottfried, Robert Schifer, Karen Kalb, Mary Sue Ross, Ruth Ann Loyer, Roselyn Green. ROW THREE: Rita Vredenburgh, Rita Volk, Patsy Rothhaar, JoAnn Graves, Allan Clady James Kalb, Robert Lutz, Lloyd Kalb, Walter Hill, Carol Gottfried, Margie Schanzenbach, Sandra Auck, Martha Brose. Mixed Chorus Under the direction of Mrs. Knappenberger the mixed chorus was organized again this year. They participated in the Spring Mu- sical and approximately twenty attended the County Musical at New Washington. The accompanists were: Rosalind Volk and Karen Kalb. I 9 I Girls Trio Roselyn Green, Connie Garrett, Rita Volk Accompanist--Rosalind Volk. Organized for the singing of semi- classical and popular songs, these girls have enjoyed extracurricular W activity. Seventh Grade Ensemble Marcia May, Dorothy Kalb, Sylvia Kalb, Margaret Phelan, Audrey Hill, Judy Tobin, Luella Homier, Janet Kalb, Janet Green. 48 Girls ' Glee Club ROW ONE: Margaret Leonhart, Barbara Feichtner, Ann Studer, Virginia Loyer, Joyce Briegel, Rosalind Volk Karen Kalb. ROW TWO: Mrs. Knappenberger, Joan Green, Connie Garrett, Martha Brose, Patsy Rothhaar, JoAnn Graves, Carol Gottfried, Marcella Auck, Rita Volk, Florice Brause. ROW THREE: Janet Marquart, Roselyn Green, Elenor Gottfried, Mary Sue Ross, Rita Verdenberg, Mary Groves, Linda Auclc, Margie Schanzenbach, Sandra Auck, Ruth Schanzenbach, Rosalyn Schifer, Gwendolyn Lutz, Jule Ostermyer, Ruth Loyer, Barbara Schiefer. Boys' Glee Club ROW ONE: Paul Zimmerman, Allan Clady, Mrs, Knappenberger, Robert Keysor, Walter Hill. ROW TWO: William Gottfried, Lloyd Kalb, Eugene Songer, James Kalb, James Lutz, Kenneth Studer, Virgil Gottfried, Robert Schifer. UK-PEKENQQQM, l f 47 A PIM? l 4' Y I The dining hall at Morton's Motel was the scene of the 1956 Junior and Senior Banquet held on May 12. Each person, upon entering the banquet room, beheld the gala setting of an Oriental Garden. The mystic atmosphere was accented by colorful lanterns and lighted black candles burning gold. The tables were beautifully decorated with Small rickshas filled with cherry blossoms, little Chinese Scenes and miniature bowls and chopsticks. This important and exciting evening began with a delicious meal. The theme was also carried out in the music and toasts. The final event of the evening included dancing, movies, and refreshments held at Whetstone High School. This night will al- ways live in the minds of those present at the ORIENTAL GARDENS, 50 I LL III ll IRL 'X CAST Smitty .... Mr. Haskins . Mrs. Haskins Billy Haskins Mary Jane . . OF C HARAC TERS Martha B1-ose . ...... Walter Hill . . . Margie Schanzenbach . . ...... Allan Clady . . . Rosalyn Schifer Neeley .... Robert Zucker Mrs. Hamilton . . . Gwendolyn Lutz Lorelie Hamilton . . . . Helen Kocher Virginia . . . Rosalind Volk Aunt Annie . . Pamela Payne Congresman Chalmers . . . . . . . . . Joyce Sand Shirley Kirby . James Kalb Director .......... Mr. Trumbull 1 . L G' -4 v 1 ' 4 1 M 1 w - .41 H A If .1 : . 4 , t. n 1 4. V. 51, .- 0 4 T -14 'P MY' v. tv - I . M. .'f' O I V X v - . u ,Y ' 1 V '. . 7' Q . v ' J I 1' r,,- Q f 1 ,f A ' 1 U 4 lv v ' ' 'Fyv' ' ..y 'hs st' X ,U .I 1 1 ,1 o Vu r K .-6, , - .4 . I, , fs Q ' 'fl f 1'g Al 4 P. I A s l Q' Karen Kalb, sophomore, won first in the state in the Make It Yourself With Wool contest. Here she is receiving her ticket for Las Vegus. On January 17, Karen Kalb left for Las Vegas, Nevada, where she competed for top awards in the national finals of the tenth annual Make It Yourself With Wooln contest. Judging of championship fashions was on the attractiveness, workmanship, and on the fashion judgement which led to the selection of the colors and fabrics. Karen was a guest of the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas and went on trips to various PARADE FLOAT points of interest which included tours of Death Valley and Hoover Dam. 1 w l FAIR BOOTH CHATFIE LD CHIPPERS 53 Photo Club Numerous activities have kept the Photo- graphy Club active this year. Cameras have been clicking on every thing from trick shots to long exposures. Tinting and enlarging have also been on our agenda. Interesting dem- Q onstrations were performed by club mem- bers. We also had an instructive film on photography. Jim Kalb, our president, and several of our members have helped with the photography of this years annual. Mr. Trumbullf our sponsor, has been very help- ful and patient as our sponsor. i f-pf-wig mm E -1: 1 ' .- ' F A 5- fy-5-1 '.'L Winter is a pageant of frozen ponds, trees sculptured in ice, red-cloaked skaters . . and in the indoor arena practiced eyes scale the basket, the players shoot, rebound, shoot again, as teams take measure for measure of their opponents. 56 .8 L ! Spmfiof I 6 Y ,Z Q 2 9 0 HUM- CWM? Y i Managers This year we had two boys who acted in the capacity of managers, The joy of towel toting, first aid, and ball carrying is no small item. We would like to say Thanks and a job well done. 'r', Robert Keysor and Ronald Auck COACH Bob Futz-Forward Allan Clady- -Guard Virgil Gottfried- -Guard Glen Kalb- -Guard Bernie Wurm - -Center Dick Redman- -Guard Bob Schifer- -Forward Bill Maxwell- -Coach Varsity Basketball Team ROW ONE: Allan Clady, Bernard Wurm, Robert Lutz, ROW TWO: Glen Kalb, Richard Redman, Virgil Gottfried, Robert Schifer. Varsity Basketball Record Chatfield 68 - Republic 65 Chatfield 50 - Claridon 62 Chatfield 48 - Mt. Zion 78 Chatfield 62 - LeeSVi1le 50 Chatfield 48 - Lykens 52 Chatfield 48 - Holmes Liberty 101 Chatfield 52 - Whetstone 63 Chatfield 52 - Mt. Zion 88 Chatfield 43 - North Robinson 80 Chatfield 43 - Holmes Liberty 97 Chatfield 31 - Lykens 61 Chatfield 63 - Leesville 61 Chatfield 45 - Tiro 71 Chatfield 62 - Whetstone 66 Chatfield 57 - New Washington 86 Chatfield 49 - North Robinson 63 Chatfield 45 - Sulphur Springs 103 Tournament Chatfield 58 - New Washington 81 Chatfield 56 - Lykens 72 Reserve Basketball Record Chatfield 56 - Republic 52 Chatfield 19 - Claridon 39 Chatfield 34 - Mt. Zion 36 Chatfield 41 - Leesville 31 Chatfield 17 - Lykens 22 Chatfield 21 - Holmes Liberty 19 Chatfield 55 - Whetstone 20 Chatfield 30 - Mt. Zion 27 Chatfield 30 - North Robinson 29 Chatfield 40 - Holmes Liberty 27 Chatfield 44 - Lykens 24 Chatfield 42 - Leesville 44 Chatfield 27 - Tiro 49 Chatfield 34 - Whetstone 24 Chatfield 34 - New Washington 49 Chatfield 36 - North Robinson 32 Chatfield 28 - Sulphur Springs 46 Reserve Basketball Team ROW ONE: Virgil Gottfried, Richard Redman, Eugene Songer, Lloyd Kalb, Neil Feichtner. ROW TWO: Larry Feichtner, Paul Zimmerman, Robert Redman, Mark May, Robert Zucker, James Ka Mr. William Maxwell. Joy Sand, Helen Kocher, Rosy Schifer, Rosey Volk Cheerleaders No basketball team is complete Without its cheerleaders. This year we had eight enthusiastic youngladies to lead Chatfield's cheering section. With their self-styled costumes and outstanding cheering ability we feel, here at Chatfield, they were the cream of the county. June Tobin, Karen Kalb, Rita Volk, Connie Garrett. Junior High Basketball Team ROW ONE: Luther Kalb, Gerald Leuthold, William Hanes, Ronald Auck, Ronald Long, David Luidhardt Roger Marquart ROW TWO: Mr. Maxwell, Harold Kirby, David Clinger, Jerry Clinger, Robert Ross, Byron Garrett Dwight Leuthold, Tom Kafer. Shoot Shoot Come Let's 'em high 'em low on team Go!!!! Junior High Cheerleaders Bonnie Redman, Miram Songer, Janet Kalb TRACK B., A. A. ROW ONE: Mark May, Allan Clady, Lloyd Kalb, Robert Zucker, James Kalb, Norman Brown, Walter Hill. ROW TWO: Mr. Maxwell, Kenneth Studer, Eugene Songer, Robert Lutz, Bernard Wurm, Virgil Gottfried, Jerry Groves Neil Feichtner, Richard Redman, ROW THREE: Kenneth Leonhart, Everett Leuthold, Paul Zimmerman, Larry Feichtner, Robert Schifer, Robert Redman, Robert Keysor, James Kanney, Glen Kalb, William Gottfried. President, Allan Cladyg Vice President, Larry Feichtnerg Treasurer, Lloyd Kalb. 6 8 l G. A. A. ROW ONE: Ann Studer, Mary Sue Ross, Rosalyn Schifer. Janet Marquart, Agnes Wurnn, Elenor Gottfried, Jule Oster- myer, Helen Kocher, Ruth Ann Loyer, Roselyn Green, Barbara Schiefer. ROW TWO: Joan Green, Rosalind Volk, Margie Schanzenbach, Patsy Rothhaar, Marcella Auck, Shirley Kirby, Carol Gottfried, JoAnn Graves, Virginia Loyer, June Tobin, Joyce Briegel. ROW THREE: Karen Ostermyer, Margaret Leonhart, Mary Groves, Rita Volk, Florice Brause, Joyce Sand, Kanren Kalb, Ruth Schanzenbach, Connie Garrett, Linda Auck, Gwendolyn Lutz, Barbara Feichtner, Joan Kocher, Mrs. Bminger' COACH AND ASSISTANT If you haven't noticed, this year all the G.A.A. girls have very trim figures. This is due to participating in calisthen-- ics, softball, basketball, volleyball and track. Their basketball record was: Holmes Liberty 10 Chatfield Tiro 18 Chatfield Sulphur Springs 12 Chatfield North Robinson 9 Chatfield The girls sponsored a party in the spring, using the money they raised by selling refreshments at basketball games The officers elected for the school year were: President, Rosalind Volk, Vice-President, Margie Schanzenbachg Secretary, Eunice Zucker, Treasurer, Helen Kocher. 69 ,M 3 . V -1 L7 ' ' O53 ' '-,- Lf- f T if , Q ., :ff ,W , if x ,T S we OPERATION PROJEC TOR agrbg W, t?,A,f. .. 3 e, W 315 5' T, 5 O , .. T . nge ,nllfb ish S551 1 if , 'i .ET , 'W t fs 3 i ' 'i Q mf f GIVE ME THAT MONROE SMILE GREEN BEHIND THE DOOR 5 QT ,A x-, 1 -iw - vw ,N 1' 4 -N, ,gang 1 I wh fi A .. , J , nf 1 T STOP THE CLOCK 70 S' ww my , , . M .W T '54-5 A- . :mugs BOOK WORM T, 1 . Q h :A TW,, 5 5 O O E NIU N w my ' , l aw -f.,., VH Eg' M I 2' T I f . . 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Him . -ng My i H f '!hsn,,,,, PONY EXPRESS, MINUS PONY THE NATIVIT Y S' BIG TRUMBU LL SA ND LITT LE TRUMBULLS .f '7 J ig wwmwf w fwm 5 5 ? 3 PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE SUPPER AUNT JE MIMA WHERE ARE THE PILLOWS? ? WE CAN DREAM. CAN'T WE? FASHION LEAVES My W GALS GUYS IN OUT LAUGHS SIGHS The Last Word After many busy nights of work in the home ec. room, the 1957 TIGER STRIPE has been completed. All is now quiet about me. The typewriter clicking, friendly laughter, and the buzz of working people are silenced. A glance about the room brings back many thoughts and memories. The waste paper basket has possession of many blown flash bulbs, photo scraps, and exposed paper which bear evidence of the work of the photographers. Pens, India ink, and rulers are the sign of the artist's desk while a sticky table and snips of paper mark the way of those who labored long hours on layouts. The copywriters have left an array of write-ups along with inquiry letters to the alumni. A neat stack of receipts tell of the work in- volved in managing the finances. Of course, we find a little of everything on Mrs. Durbin's desk whose guidance, initiative, and assistance have been priceless. Humorous incidents come to mind such as eating cheese and crackers, drinking tea, enjoying Jim Kalb's calypso serenades, and losing the freshman class. Now the last write-up has been written, the last picture developed, and the last page planned and pasted. The only job now remaining is to clear my desk and make room for next year's editor. No longer will there be sleepless nights and sleepy classes. Once again assignments will be completed and free evenings enjoyed. Through our work, we have known the birth of this book, its development, and now its conclusion. We have worked so diligently on this project that we have come to feel it is OUR book. Our book because we have created it. But this is not true. It is YOUR book-. a book created and designed especially for you. It is a book of YOUR school, My school, OUR school ............... least we forget. EDITOR Wadi 52.4-10 4-. Chatfield. . .hatchery capital of Ohio. . . stretches out in a ndle-thin array of seed houses, grain storage, stores, honnes, and churches. u he BEST CHIX , A 'N ri .. T B a ' - cHA'rFrELo s owe 5 V 9 f ' ff yy M93 vv W' H 'U' 45 6-K Here comes a gf Capitalist! N X.. ,ay ig? It could be the president of a big corporation . . . or the president of a bank.. .or the President of the U.S.A. But it isn't any of these. It's the Worker who helped build the car he owns. . .Who has stock in the company he Works for. . . and cash in the bank for the future. In America everyone who earns and saves is a capitalist-a stockholder in the free enterprise system that makes America's standard of living the highest in the world. Working and saving in this way produces lasting bene- fits for all. So when someone calls you a capitalist, stick out your chest. He's saying that you are a member of the American productive team. Who wants to be anything else '? We invite you to bank your dollars here-Where you have multiple safe- guards for your money. . .where every account is important, regardless of its size. Compliments of SUTTON STA TE BANK A lr TICA, OHIO THE FARMERS STA TE BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NEW WASHINGTON, OHIO Compliments of OS TERMYER GARAGE Charfieid, ohio Congratulations to the class of 57 FREDDIES DRIVE IN Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of THE IVIANSFIELD BRASS CO. NEW WASHINGTON, OHIO Compliments of FARMERS EXCHANGE COMPANY Purina Master Mix Feeds Phone 2351 CHA TFIELD, OHIO Compliments of S.J. KIBLER 8: SON New Wa shington, Ohio Congraduations to the Seniors PIONEER RUBBER CO. Attica, Ohio Compliments of the BUCYRUS MATERIALS CO. Bucyrus, Ohio NORTH CENTRAL EGG AND POULTRY CO-OP New Washington, Ohio HOLT BROS. FARM EQUIPMENT New Idea Allis Chalmers Ridgeron, ohio MAI-IAN HARDWARE Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Kelvinator, Manarch and Maytag Appliances Hanna Paints Bloomville, Ohio LOYERS MEAT MARKET Meats - Frozen Food - Lockers Chatfield, Ohio Compliments of BEA CI-IES CAFE Bucyrus, L Compliments of TI-IE CORNER INN Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio 7 'W-W Y ' l, i 1 , nl .tl , 1 1, Bucyrus's Best Eating THE PUB Phone 31316 Bucyrus, . W. ,, , fm, Place Compliments of BAKER BROS, SPOR TING GOODS Phone 2.1901 Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of OMLORS MARKET Bucyrus, OBERLANDERS CIDER MILL AND ORCHARD Ohio Bucyrus, ri Ohio Compliments of DRISEOLL MOTOR SA Bucyrus, Compliments of LES WHITE FURNITURE Ohio New Washington, Ohio Compliments of FISCHERS WELDING JOSTEN'S RINGS AND Bill Lindboe LOCK SHOP Rear 515 Box 29 Phone 3-3212 Cralion, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio - oooo I ,+C Compliments of DA LE E. HARER Drainage Contractor Phone 901 Lykens, Ohio LEONARD E. KACY Life Insurance - Saving Plans Phone 46 W Bloomville, Ohio PFEFFER LE MEA TS Beef By the Quarter or Sides at Savings up to 2055 per pound. Ask the folks who shop here! We sell the better grades for less. New Washington, Ohio Complimentsof HUCTCINS 8: WINGA TE INC. Ford and Mercury Dealer 321 N. Sandusky Ave. Bucyrus, Ohio THE UNITES STA TES CHEMICAL CO. Janitor Supplie s Disinfectants - Floor Finishes Greenville, Ohio Compliments of SENECA CO. INDEPENDENT DEALERS ASSO. Tiffin, OhiO L Compliments of Compliments of BROSE IMPLEMENT Dealers in WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery Chatfield, Ohio Chatfield, Ohio - Y ---- Y L Tl L, , Y If , l l, !' f U H H.F. SERVIES THE SENECA LIGHT AND General Store POWER COMPANY We Buy Cream-Eggs - Poultry Phone 2761 Chatfield, Ohio Attica, Ohio Compliments of COBB COAL COMPANY I 1111 N. Sandusky Avenue WALTHER HARDWARE Phone 6-2866 Evinrude and Cushman High Grade Coal Bucyrus, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of THE CHATFIELD HARDWARE A ZEIGLER MILLING CO. Congratulations to the Graduates Chatfield, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of SUNRAY FILMS, INC. 2108 Payne Avenue I6 mm Sound Film at Equipment Cleveland 14, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio N BUCYRUS ICE COMPANY Cold Storage Food Lockers Wholesale Meats - Frozen Foods Slaughtering - Curing - Processing Bucyrus, Ohio 1 m, -- W. ,, , BUCYRUS MUSIC CENTER M. V. Snyder 119 East Warren Street Phone 419 36 Bucyrus, Ohio TL Good Health To All From Rexall FOU LKS PHARMACY Camera Headquarters Stills - Movies Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of A FRIEND Bucyrus, Ohio C ompliments of BAUMOEIJS Quality since 1886 Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of KOONS CLEANERS Bueyrus, Ohio Compliments of CANDEL' S RESTAURANT Bucyrus, Ohio 1 in Compliments of LINCOLN WAY TRUCK STOP Mr. and Mrs. O.J. Dewalt Prop. Compliments of PAYLESS STATIONS INC. 79928 East State Route 30 North Phone 41196 Bucyrus, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio 1 11 H- fff'f1- L Compliments of CRAWFORD FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 166 Phone 4-1010 O. F. KIME LUMBER CO. We Serve To Sell Again Lumber-Glass-Roofing-Paint Builders Specialties Millwork-SupplieS-Portable Buildings Bucyrus, Ohio Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of R.A. JOLLY Sz CO Wholesale-Groceries-Candy-Tobacco5 C.W. Jolly R. A. Jolly Compliments of THE RIDGETON ELEVATOR Phone 62138 Bucyrus, Ohio Ridgeton, Ohio Compliments of PARSELS FRAME AND AXLE SERVICE BHCYIHS, ohio I Compliments of THE EXCHANGE STATE BANK Member of the FDIC Bloomville, Ohio Compliments of CLOVER FARM FOOD MARKET Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Frozen Food-Meat V 713 South Sandusky Bucyrus, pp -QL? :iOwhiopp N Compliments of LORD' S JE WELERS 131 South Sandusky Bv1CYfuS,-... ... -,..... ...2hi9..... Compliments of J. C. PENNEY'S CO. Bucyrus, Ohio -r THE BUCYRUS TELEGRAPH FORUM Read by more than 7, ZOO families Bucyrus, Ohio LOYER 8: LUTZ Stone and Lime Hauling Phone 2.512-2615 Chatfield, Ohio C omplime nts of WURMS RESTAURANT Bucyrus, Ohio Compliments of C omplime nts of SHUNK MANUFACTURING FISHER HARDWARE COMPANY Bucyrus, Ohio A BUCYTUS, 01110 Compliments of RET TIGS MARKET New Washington, Ohio C ompliments of DURNWALD' S LUNCH New Washington, Ohio f m ZLL. 3 ir ,YI i,f7i Compliments of ALTS RESTAURA NT New Washington, Ohio Compliments of RAINBOW HA TCHERY New Washington, Ohio Compliments of NEW WASHINGTON EQUITY CO. C om plime nts of SENECA COUNTY IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOC. Phone 3511 Otio H. Green, Manager H.R. Sternmetz, Sec. Treas. New Washington, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Compliments of R 8: L LUNCH Carrothers, Ohio C ompliments of SHELL1NG'S HA TCHERY Bucyrus, Ohio 4 M. J. RAMSEY s. C ompliments of Haverly Bulk and Can Milk Coolers Service Guaranteed Phone 9 l 7 6 Attica, Ohio Buc CLOVER FARM yrus, Ohio Compliments of JOHN SEXTON an CO. Chicago, Ill 'fr Y 'fill 1. mv P. J. KOEPHER Hardware Store New Washington, Ohio Compliments of BEAUTY SPOT Phone 2561 New Washington, Ohio Compliments of THE ATTICA LUMBER CO. Redi Built Building - Lumber Hardware Building Supplies We Treat You D the Years O Attica, Ohio Compliments of HERALD PRINTING CO. Five Commercial Printing Phone 3372 New Washington, Ohio 1,41 1 Compliments of MARTINS REXALL STORE Attica, Ohio Compliments of BLOOMVILLE FARMERS EXCHANGE INC. Dealers in VV. W. OIL COMPANY Distributor of City Service Products for Over 2.5 Years Pillsbury- Wayne Ph01'19 7 3 81 Purina Seed-Fertilizer Bloom ville, Ohio Bloomville, Ohio 1 I 7 'gwg-L-W -+17 , m , m , :crm m m Compliments of D. C. HANES 8: SON Dealers of De Kalb-Hybrid Seed Corn and Chicks Phone Lykne S l O08 Chatfield, Ohio Compliments of THE LYKENS ELEVATOR Phone 924 Lykens, Ohio THE OHIO FIELD SEED CO. Seed Merchants Phone 2331 Chatfield, Ohio GEIGER HATCHERY Baby Chicks Phone 2341 Chatfield, Ohio Our Best Wishes Class of 57 STUCKY AUTO CO. DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service Bloomville, Ohio Compliments of L.M. FAUSER The Best in Seedcorn Chatfield, Ohio BUCYRUS Ten Eyck' s Bucyrus Tractor Sale s Lone Pine Dairy Virginia Shoppe New Method Laundry A, J.l-laliwill Imp. Sales 8: Service Spiece Typewriter Co. Murphy' s The Friendly Store Horne Office Supply E. C. Crall Insurance Agency Ulmer Electric Treasure Chest Shafer's Beauty Salon Gearhart Dry Goods Buchers Wall Paper 8: Paint Store Schotts' Garage Oakwood Greenhouse Budds Electric Western Auto Associate Store Davis Pontiac lnc. A Friend Lohr Dry Cleaners Kibler Motor Sales lnc. L,O. Seiple I-lerbert's Bakery Ferguson Gift Shop Jay's Toggery Clady's Drugs Gayety Shop Davis Jewelers Firestone Nortons Greenhouse Shell Station NEI W WASHINGTON Pete's Cafe Fox Wallpaper and Dairy Cronau Clothing Store North Central Electric New Washington Cut Rate Hildebrand Store ATTICA Sheere 8: Stoldt Attica Theater LYKENS - Gebhardt Grocery Oakview Locker Miller's Grocery Lykens Tile BLOOMVILLE Carl' s Rexall Store CAROLINE Caroline Market ALUMNI ROSTER 1922 - 1956 Name 1922 Paul Zucker? Julia Williams-Stuckey Arthur Kalb Grace Kibler-Ross Oneida Zucker 1923 Theodore Zucker Gilbert Kalb? Alta Briegel-Shealy Otis Heiser Paul Siegrist 1924 Welden Sheerer Herschel Williams? Eunice Laipply-Brillhart Huidah Kline-McNeal Helen Miller-Schiefer Olethia Hager-Peterson Leotha Hager-Rodegeb Huldah Shaffer-Steenson 1925 Wilmer Kalb Catherine Penowood-Forrider Grant Ulmer Velma Kibler-Palemo Velma Heiser-Truck Coletta Biettner-MacDonald Corrine Clady-Grant Idonna Brillhart-McNeal Mildred Loyer-Everly 1926 Inez Buchman-Blasserif Velma Harrer-Bordner Hazel Buchman-Ostermyer Virgil Schnarrenberger Marian Williams-Dawson Mary Geiger-Kimerline Lillian Baumgartner-Sheerer Elsie Schimpf-Schifer 1927 Harold Dornbirer Sylvester Green William Clabaugh Loretta Durnwald-Auck Alverna. Schiefer-Wickert Julia Dornbirer-Hurst Rose Schanzenbach-Weis Rachel Parcher-Burk Dorothy Clady-Thomas Elsie Wake-Gee Glenno Clady Edith Rothhaar-Hale Rosa Keppler-Sifferlin Oliver Bennett Marie Flexser Occupation Housewife Ohio Power Housewife Standard Oil Company Housewife Farmer Timkens Housewife Housewife Bookkeeper Housewife School cook Farmer Housewife Galion Iron Works Florist Housewife Secretary Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Farm er Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Sales Tax Examiner Housewife Housewife Housewife Registered Nurse Housewife Teacher Columbu Dispatch Chatfield Equity Hilltop Restaurant Housewife Newspaper Work Housewife Residence Bloomville Attica Chatfield Toledo Marion New Washington Attic Mineral City Catawba Island Toledo Mansfield Walbridge Attic Pe rrysburg Chatfield Richwood Galion South Eucuid Homer, Michigan Detroit, Michigan Adrian, Michigan Tiffin Chatfield New Washington Chatfield Chatfield Plymouth Bucyrus Colorado Springs, Bloomville Bucyrus Tiffin Columbus New Washington Wayne, Indiana New Philedelphia Washington, D. C. Sandusky Marion Columbus Chatfield Mansfield Shelby Mansfield Chatfield Colo Name Occupation 1928 -QI..-odena Shafer-Miller Teacher Creston Carr Restauranteur Cleora Omwake-Buxton Housewife Clinton Cladyi Oleta Kalb-Walther Housewife Gerald Heiser Farmer Freda Rothhaar-Souders Housewife Paul Baumgartner Minister Ada Brillhart-Shafer Housewife Ila Kargi' Alfred Kline Mansfield Tire 8: Rubber Co. Alton Shaffer Emma Buchman-McLaughlin Housewife Robert Brillhart Columbus Bolt 8: Forging Co. Anna Leonhart-Wertz Housewife Pearl Regula-Songer General Electric Mirian Zeigler-Heiser Housewife Alverna Hoss-Brown Housewife William Rhoton Ford Plant 1929 Helen Sutter-Laughbaum Housewife Ottis Green Lusetta Berger-Rhoton Willis Zimmerman Helen Green-Rossman John Sutter Marie Green-Beamer? Sylvester Harrer Mary Haviland-Laird Bernice Heiser Pauline Green Pearl Kline-Fauser Orville Kibler Richard Kalb Lusetta Green-Tuttle 1930 Mabel Rothhaar-Wake Otto Kline Raymond Kalb Florence Hoss-Ryman Waldo Feichtner Grace Schaaf-Bennett Lillian Kalb-Prior Beulah Biettner-Droszez Oleta Green-Maple 1931 Glenna Shafer-Myers Harrietta Green-Eichelberger Mary Topper-Malloy Richard Ackerman Mabel Ostermyer-Tobin Forrest Sheererfl: Irene Kline-Ireland Freeman Hanes Margaret Topper-Gibson Gordon Kalb New Washington Equity Housewife Barber Housewife Shelby Depot Shelby Salesbook Co. Housewife Secretary Teacher Housewife Salesman Swan Rubber Housewife Housewife Farmer Farmer Housewife New Washington Equity Housewife Teacher Sewing Instructor Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmer Egg Auction Housewife Farmer Housewife Farmer Residence Green Bay, Wis. Nevada Medina Bucyrus Bloomville Bucyrus Los Angeles, Calif. Shelby Mansfield Shelby North Robinson N. Lancester Bloomville Chatfield Bloomville Bucyrus Midlothian, Illinois Crestline New Washington Midlothian, Illinois Chatfield Bucyrus Galion Shelby North Hollywood, Calif Detroit, Michigan Chatfield Chatfield Mansfield Galion Galion Bucyrus Republic Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Mansfield Mansfield Toledo Galion Tiffin C re stline Philadelphia, Pa. New Washington Chatfield Galion Chatfield F r emont Chatfield Name 1931 fCont'd1 Mabel Kline-Wolfe Inez Long-Ross Alberta Durnwald-Foulke Freda Deisler-Kline Elmer Long Winona Loyer-Kagy Martha Steinle -Shuey 1932 Woodrow Miller Hope Rockey-Smith William Wake Vera Shafer-Longflf Kermit Biettnerd' Doris Green-Brideson Sylvanus Kalb Beatrice Shafer-Schaal Richard Lutz Frieda Kline-Miller Doris Roberts-Hill Mildred Regula-Smith Jeanette Schanzenbach-W Lola Lust Doyle Zeigler-Sheerer 1933 Arthur Loyer Iona Shafer-Hoffsis Frank Haviland Esther Schnarrenberger- Virgil Heydinger Beatrice Auck-Wilson Arthur Waketf' Ruth Jacobs Luther Green Luella Kalb-Kurtz Oleta Ruckman Morris Williams Robert Jacobs William Froehlick Bertha Shafer-Froehlich Richard Feichtner Lura Zeigler-Leonhardt 1934 Lena Zoe Homler-Lutz Freda Hoss-Pfleiderer Orville Lust Gertrude Kline-Beal D-wrwthy Briegel-Kalb Elvin Regula ' Alfred Clady James Omwake Howard Lust Ivan May Eileen Lutz -Heydinger John Rothhaar Marvin Kalb Frankie Brillhart-Mott Bernice Bower-Mittower Occupation Cook Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmers Exchange Housewife Housewife Farmer Housewife Westinghous e Housewife Well Drilling Welding Housewife Farmer Housewife Housewife Housewife R estauranteur Housekeeper Housewife adams Farmer Housewife Harriger Teacher Mansfield Brass Housewife Farming Housewife Barber Tinner Housewife Swan R ubbe r Hous ewife Housewife Housewife Mortons Motel Housewife Housewife Farm Bureau Farmer Farmer Farmer Hydrolic Press Mt. Gilead Housewife Welder Farmer Housewife Housewife Residence New Washinton Bucyrus New Washington Mansfield Chatfield Bloomville Tiffin Sycamore Worthington Mansfield Alexandra, Virginia Chatfield Tiffin Chatfield Sycamore C restline Toledo Bellevue Chatfield New Washington Chatfield, O Bucyrus Granite Falls, Wash Galion New Washington Chatfield Fremont Attica Bucyrus Mansfield Chatfield Jackson Michigan Tiffin Tiffin Chatfield Bucyrus Bloomfield Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Chatfield Sulphur Springs Chatfield Bloomville Chatfield Mt. Gilead Bucyrus Carrothers Bucyrus Willard Republic Name 1935 Kathleen Sutter-Russell Cloyd Kalbbff Freda Lutz-Loyer Marion Hecherd Merle Kline-Deppen Richard Clady Maurice Green Freda Kalb-Dobbins Harvey Kalb Wilber Lutz Ada Belle Homler-Lutz Floyd Harrer Richard Loy 1936 Freda Leonhart-McKeehen Robert Weaver Elsie Long-Martin Luther Muth Marcella Acke rm an- Zutave rn Edward Beal Eunice Kalb-Schimpf Paul Roberts Bernice Beal Arthur Heydinger Ralph Redman Sylvester Kalfer Gilbert Green 1937 Arvilla Kreim-Karl Corrine Shafer-Green Clinton Loy Marjorie Dornbirer-Felter Donald Wake NYC Ida Kline-Rice Calvin Lust Alta Lust-Harrer Thelma Rickey-Vredenburgh Dorothy Feichtner-Luidhardt Florice Shafer-Cohagen Grace Williams-Temmon Carl Taylor R uth Hieberts 1938 Lola Kalb-Eckstein Irene Lutz-Ransom Raymond Long Mary Kline-Starver Benjamin Stair - Beatrice Brown-Stude r Florence Studer-Cook Calvin Luidhardt Arthur Lutz Clayson Loy Viola Clady-Feichtner Huldah Kalb? Doris Leonhart-Heft Do ris Heydinger -R izer Russel Redman Mary Conner? Occupation Housewife Housewife Housewife Shelby Tube Works Resturanteur Housewife Galion Iron Works Swan Rubber Shelby Depot Shelby Sales Book Co. Galion Electric Co. Housewife Farmer Housewife Budget Analyst Housewife Galion Iron Works Housewife Roberts Garage Housekeeper Farmer Timken Farmer Farmer Housewife Housewife Housewife Railroad 8: Postmaster Housewife Truck Farming Housewife Housewife Housewife Substitute Teacher Housewife Timken Saleslady Housewife Housewife North Electric CO. Galion Office Works Shelby Mutual Housewife New Washington Bank Ridgetown Elevator Farmer National Machinery Co. Housewife Housewife Housewife Insurance Adjuster R e s idence New Washington Chatfield Bucyrus Mansfield Chatfield Bucyrus Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Bucyrus Tiro Bloom ville Caledonia Dayton St. Stephens Bucyrus Bloomville Bucyrus Bucyrus New Washington Bucyrus - B loom ville Chatfield Tiro Chatfield Bucyrus Tiffin Iberia Tiffin Apopka, Florida Bloomville Chatfield Bucyrus Columbsu Attica Bucyrus Marion New Washington Ashland Bucyrus New Washington Bloomville New Washington Bucyrus Chatfield Tiffin Chatfield Nevada Bucyrus Chatfield Name 1938 fC.ont'dl Howard Williams 1939 Dorothy Riedel-Smith Vern Long Marvin Hoss Pearl Heydinger-Horrell Howard Clady Esther Kreim Elizabeth Green-Clark Arlene Bauer-Houghton 1940 Harold Kalb Carol Williams-Graves Carol Beal-Durie Richard Zucker Oleta Clady-Lahman Leonard Roberts Sylvanus Shafer Lowell Jacobs Edith Beal-Blackford Kenneth Gerhart Melvin Kalb Gilbert Clady Arleta. Schiefer-Miller 1941 Marjorie Stones-Wilson Helen Clady-Auck Martha Brown-Leuthold Dorothy Loy-Zucker Paul Luidhardt Ilene Kalb-Hern Katherine Kreim-Kempf Pahline Leonhart-Shade Eurena Brette -Berardacci Aldine Weaver -Strohrn Grant Lust 1942 Arvilla Korb-Van Buskirk Lula Brown-Hawk Margaret Bauer-Berger Calvin Kurtz Twyla Shafer-Kalb Patricia Zaebst-Kruger Paul Schiefer Linus Bishop Donald Brown Thelma Lutz-Lust Calvin Loy Wilmer Loy Eugene Zucker 1943 Ruth Wiegman Orville Eppely Mary Shade Evelyn Slater-Ricker Luther Shafer Occupation Army Captain Housewife North Electric Co. Farmer Housewife Mansfield, Brass Smith Motor Sales Housewife Electrical Company Farmer Housewife Housewife Farmer Housewife Bus Truck Stop Farmer Reliance Mfg. Co. Housewife Sulphur Spr s . Garage Farmer Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Timken Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Truck Farming Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmer Housewife Housewife Lumber Dealer Timken Housewife Farmer Chatfield Hardware Ohio Field Seed Co. Servies Store Farmer V Secretary Housewife Farmer Residence Fort Leonardwood, M Huron Galion Chatfield Bucyrus New Washington New Washington Kenton Mason Chatfield Chatfield Wooste r Bucyrus Bucyrus Bloom ville Bloomville New Washington Chatfield Bucyrus Buc yr us Oklahoma Bloom ville New Mexico Chatfield Bucyrus Bucyrus Chatfield Bucyrus Shelby Attica Virginia Bloomfield Florida Chatfield Plymouth Bucyrus Chatfield Bucyrus Akron Chatfield Mansfield Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield California Bucyrus Chatfield O. IO 04 Name 1943 lCont' dl Donald Rothhaar Marvis Ann Schaaf Esther Beal-Zulaf Russel Heydinger Idonna Brette-Hayes Arnold Wurmi' Robert Gerhart Lula Luidhardt-Rothhaar Ruth Reber-Lutz Paul Shade 1944 Ruth Brose-Rogers Paul Riedel Lula. Lust-Buckenroth Richard Brown Dorothy Zucker-Brause Kenneth Fisher Lola Lust-Kocher Corrine Bauer-Jentgen Myrial Sheerer-Stoldt Yvonne Williams-Dunn Richard Brause Wilbert Schwemley Gerald Roberts Valoe Ulmer-Fought Virgil Kreim 1945 Kathryn Green-Wilson Wilma Geis sman-Podbielniak Raymond Laipply Ireta Gerhart-Oberlander Grethcen Dunn-Cundiff Doris Feichtner Wayne Rothhaar Mirian Lust-Rothhaar Martha McCoy-Bouy Joan Brette-Consolo Jane Leonhart-Fike Virginia Geiger-Turney 1946 Paul Brose Richard Kline Beatrice Leonhart-Flegm Ruth Brown-Cotsamire John Kreim Edward Auck Mary Wurm-Holmer George Shade Dorothy Ross-Kaple Arthur Gerhart Daniel Heydinger Donald Loy Occupation Farmer Unemployment Office Housewife North Central Electric Housewife Farmer Housewife Hou ewife Swan R ubbe r Social Worker Farmer Housewife Farmer Housewife Farmer Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmer Timken Roller Bearing Shop Housewife Roofing 8: Tinning Housewife Registered Nurse Timken Roller Bearing Hou ewife Housewife Secretary Tool Br Dye maker Housewife Housewife Housewife Wilkins Air Force Housewife Truck Driver Swan Rubber Housewife Housewife Carpenter Shelby Depot Housewife Farmereilz RR Worker Housewife Ridgeton Lineman Farming Residence Chatfield Bloom ville Nevada New Washington T iff in Chatfield Chatfield Bloomville Bucyrus Indiana New Wa. shington Toledo Bloonville Bucyrus New Washington Chatfield Columbus Attica Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Marion Shelby Tiffin Bucyrus Toledo Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus Lauderdale Toledo Toledo Utah Tiffin Tiro Chatfield Chatfield Bucyrus Columbus Galion New Washington New Washington Attica Bloomville New Washington Bucyrus New Washington Bloomville Name 1947 Ruth Brause-Pennington Elizabeth-Brose-Van Horn Miriam Green-Peterson Mary Schneider-Goin Harold Beal Richard Beal Paul Klink Carl Feichtner Marjorie Reber-Senna Milton Leonhart Kevin Rothhaar Luther Eppley Lorna Green-Williams 1948 Leona Geissman-Berger Doris I-Ioss-Cordrey Esther Brose-Powers Lois Gerhart-Alberts James Heydinger Gerald Studer Robert Wurm Herbert Sheely James Beal Graham Dunn Ernest Green 1949 Tolores Kreim-Tackett Welden Brause Albert McCoy Phyllis Ostermyer-Eppley Donna Brown-Morton Barbara Mollencopf-Hopple 1950 -C-arol Schnarrenberger-Long William Gerhart Lester Sheely Mary Lou Laipply-Parr Lyle Rothhaar Donald Eppley Donna Ross-Jones 1951 Alice Heydinger Mary Brose Occupation Housewife Teacher Registered Nurse Minister Taylor university Timken Farmer Farmer Housewife Ridgeton Elevator Farmer Chatfield Hardware Housewife Swan Rubber Housewife Bank Secretary Housewife Pen. R. R. Huggins Sz Wingate Farmer Mansfield Brass Farmer 8: Swan Rubber Shelby Depot Farm er Shelby Depot Farmer Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Timken Drives Grill Meat Truck Housewife Tool 81 Die maker Carpenter Housewife Shelby Depot Asbury College Edna Ruth Beal Housewife Martha Feichtner-Auck Housewife John Beal Huggins 8: Wingate Lucille Wurm-Mirtes Housewife 1952 Virgil Kanney Murphy Store Raymond Gerhart Timken Clem Studer Huggins 8: Wingate Madelyn Massie American Airline Stewardess Dorothy Auck-Derig Shelby Depot Ruth Leonhart-Stump Housewife John Mollencopf Army Joseph Kreim Farmer Residence Tiffin Indiana New York West Virginia Indiana Chatfield Chatfield Chatfield Nevada Bloomville' Bloomville Chatfield N. 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