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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

,.,-vw-., jg? w W ww -ffQN ' 1' . If W5 J I 'K ' 1 I if rr M , 3 1 , f 5 ' .rx 4' - S u x E! V . M R, ur Af A If L -.113-Qaf RRR Q .,. Q W.. S , -s ' . 'NN 'iqi-4 ll R ,Y 1959 Tiger Slripe Published by Senior Class of Clwalfield Local School Vol ume A. Seniors Table of Con'l'en'l.S 1. Forward 5. Classes 2. Dedication 6. Activities 3. Administration 7. Sports 8. Advertisement uv- :-'. Y' Z., ' 2- --:.,.l'l.-' 3 -P i -iff? ,A -e ,r ',. , L. , M 1 , i,- FCDREWO RD Just as careful plans are taken in developing rockets and missiles, so are they also taken in developing a child through education guided by the teachers. In fact, one may think of a child as a rocket, carefully being prepared through 12 years of education for take-off day, or the day he grad- uates and starts to explore the outer world about him. The three stages of our educational rocket are l-elementary grades, 2-Jr. High School, and 5-High School, each being equally important in the final take-off. During this past year, rockets and space travel have taken a new look, but we know it is only beginning to show the potential possibilites. We hope the same is true of our seniors. Now, go with us through our developing years and watch for the final take-off after the count down of twelve. DEDICATION As guiding stars are important to navigators to keep them on the right path, so are our parents im- portant in guiding us. When things looked like the darkest night the guiding rayis from our parents have shown through to show us the way. So we dedicate the'1959 Tiger Stripe to our parents with unexpressed gratitude for all their help. .4 5. .1 1-,, CHATFIELD LOCAL SCHOOL -A - B E ig.3Qf235'fjQN Where Bzzzldm Start PERBeffhtn'Q5,i,3y::5g.1.5. 4.?,:TIJ, V. Pres. Harvey Kalb gli -zuficlerk ARTHUR J . CRISP, Executive Head Donald Rothhlgffl-'Qj ' CHATFIELD, on-no 'g The count-down has finally been completed by the seniors. They are now off and orbiting hoping to land in a chosen field of ij-i3g,fjQ endeavor which will insure them a better way of life in the fQg?jfigQfzf years to cone. The school sincerely hopes that it has fulfilled its task F. in aiding the seniors, in developing good working habits, solving problems, respecting the rights of others, having ' 1 an understanding and appreciation of their social her- . .- itage, and in preparing them for worthy home member- X R if ship for life in a democratic society. A,...,.ii., ' Regardless of where the landing happens to be, X Seniors, remember that the horizon is only as far E .53.,.,.-,J as one can see. Don't be near-sighted! . r ' .J . .Q:.y 9 ' up: J A J X .fig 5 . . '. ,' u. :',.- - 'Qtr . -'Ig-'ti ' 'sf ,.f-lfli-FT 55 .-155.5-'Z' A ' I ff3.':- 1 x , -EL :ff .1 -ig-'ff ' ff. 2' --l'f L7f:'f.i , f.'.:If 111,-L -'5Q.1f1f'g ,l .HQ-..'1-11. 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I give wings to dreams and might to brawn and brain. From out the silent shadows of the past I come, wearing the scars of struggle and the stripes of soil, but bearing in triumph the wisdom of all the ages. Man, because of me, holds dominion over earth, air and seag it is for him I leash the lightning, plumb the deep and shackle the waves of ether. I am the parent of progress, the creator of culture and the molder of destiny. Philosophy, science and art are my handy works. I banish ignorance, discourage vice, disarm anarchy. Thus have I become freedom's citadel, the arm of democracy, the hope of youth, the pride of adolescence, the joy of age. Fortunate the nations and happy the homes that welcome me. The school is my Workshop, here I stir ambitions, stimulate ideals, forge the keys that open the door to opportunity, the master of human destiny. I am the source of inspira- tion, the aid of aspiration, for I am Irresistible Power. 'l ' Agn. x x, K F' 'W ' fwgg rl . Q . an MRS. MIRIAM CLADY Bowling Green Grade One MRS. MARLENE CRALL Capital University Mu s ic MRS. MARJORIE PHE Kent State, Ohio Grade Two LAN State MRS. BERNICE ROSS Bowling Green Grade Three MRS. MAXINE FEICHT Bewling Green Grade Four MISS MAY DAVIS Bowling Green Grade Five 0 Six ANITOR Milford Sands, Robin Smith, Arthur Lutz CCDCKS Emma Beal, Luella Clai I f' ff! JI hx I 1 1' ' 1' 1 , f' 7 X I f V54 ff I f. 1 f , ,A Y:l.:a?, If .1 ag!-H7.' f ::':fV' 1 Qfiiifil.-3 f ,ff-r 7, Q fy' ,ff If ,Z f I ,Q 4 '.-1:-7 .4- ' , 1-': ..-5' ',I:'4'i h . .j,'5,..:,1 '1'1'Qi 'aw F '11 : f'f .1 L 1 I.-,-lA. ..':,f,-1, -' -x ij 'Q--mxE'n.-' :'-:i'1fQ?lf1Y'5. hw-'rivh za. L-f-.Q:4::Z5:,ip-q'2 ..z-,-.', V, , J +::-m11sQ:rf'ai'- '41jZ'.'Q,1L'lfgx'z' 1 . fy - g',gq2',',s ,IQ4-gnu, w ,1 153-'ff w1,'. WFf ' 1 15:3 3 .ig JA,--:V-'-Qffiifipi-'. 23'i.R' . ffl-f.-fif-.--1:-14'--5 'v'-X .FX :G 1. . It 1. . :L-.7-f,-,qqu.1:'i:E14!,:raf V Q. ,. mu- 1' -- - 1. K -' . . 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RUTH ANN LOYER Secretary UMeasured by inches, She's not very tall, But in good friendship, She comes up to us all.N KAREN OSTERMYER Treasurer UShe looks like an angel, She acts like one too, But you never can tell, What an angel will do.U MARCELLA AUCK News Reporter HShe is quiet and sincere, Always full of fun and cheer.N LINDA AUCK nShe lives her life for one love.n LARRY FEICHTNER WGood sport, Happy, Reliable, Ambitiousu CONNIE GARRETT WA thing of beauty is a joy forever.N ' VIRGIL GOTTFRIED UA man with a fonmula for everything in 1ife.n JO ANN GRAVES nYou may think That she is quiet But it takes her To start a riot.n JAMES KANNEY WA jolly good fellow, always ready to make himself generally usoful.u EVERETTVLEUTHOLD nHappy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me ROBERT REDMAN 'Always happy, Never sad, Sometimes naughty, But never bad.n RUTH SCHANZENBACH nBubbling over with enjoyment, Lovable, confusing, and amusing.n BARBARA SCHIEFER 'Although she is Extremely quiet, She's just the type That we all like.' ROBERT SCHIFER WA leader of men, A follower of women.N BERNARD WUHM HA tall canely lad with plenty of grit, For any storms or trials, he's fit. MOTTO nLook forward to the future the past is now behind.n CLASS COLORS Blue and White PAUL ZIMMERMAN l nHe has a disposition CLASS FLOWER Bright and sunny, Blue and white carnation And a gift for being Naturally funny.' lf E I 4 3 I 2 2 5 2 5 5 2 2 Q 2 5 E 2 5 5 I Q E, 4 Q 1 ff. ,.. - w fi-. All xy , 153 -. ', I ff ..'-1. H- I .. . ,1 117ml ,X A 1 ,f , . f f , X ,4 X 5 IP! If J X 5 if I fl I ,fy Jkggf' .N K J ff' ff! f I ,4 'V I JN , v 1' vs' , , If ,. Q 7, ,ff - A -' 1, Q i Z :-ir-2512-511-:I-iii.-' f f - , f' 12:-,U if, fiafi F? F,..'.:-kai, X1 ff, 4 1 if - -, llr. .. 7 Z -'.--f 'I .,,.1., . - , -,,.,.. , ... . Af -,'...,' I, . ,-- -.-, . IJ 1.1 .4 ' 'x gl ! n 1 f , I I 5 y . ,ff :J . J zf n ... .. . haf -'.-,'s . 212:-78 . .. f,:f,Z5Eigi -'q:'fi'..1 I , . ' rg 11 . .,.:::Jg:':- , - ' '.'f,r.-.371 ,--.--, -.3 -.4 3 f .:.g. 5-,A . 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' Jevee Cemeeell Jeeeee Wee Carol Colgrove Douglas Miller ':'e ee.:,: i : ' ffedfg K AW W J, A i gg. ae-ies, 9 . 3 af ,eee Robert Feichtner Patsy Pinion fe? Ye Ji W 'gin gag? V M 7? .ose Franc is Fultz Teresee. Riedel e i7?'5QIYYlif1fn ff ... ' ., , , ' 'see V- , ,, if 114: , -efesjif ' . I'18d J01111 Ros 3' sei My A A p ga, 1, is Q Y 'MW ii? is W P e H ieee Z! ,Q .4 'LU U -1 g 5 bg be ml .mu X 2 ,S Y es., Q . , f A , af 'e ZA' ,e-:2 Merrilee Harer Diana Schwemley Qub, we :,' eeooe t 2 .A': dhE g i d??rTn'ee?efiil3 Fifteen girls and eight boys entered the first grade this year. One withdrew at the end of the second six weeks. We made masks and paraded in the gym for the Halloween party. The annual Valentine party was the occasion for an exchange of greetings. At Christmas we made decora- tions for our tree, gifts for our mothers, and a gift exchange was held. In May a. Get Acqua.inted party was Hicks given for the Pre-School children. 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A Viotorla Clad n nl nrr L ns. tp.i,iib ,,,,., ..,. Y or e A Edward Fry L if QgggEE QQQQIQg?5g? Dorothy Fultz HWgkmn,H?waPV?3?5 zg. ' C7f-n anna wang? qs H1Y5wf Imk vii 'iilgsfisa ' f iaiwi imma +i34a fvf p cQ: :fafc,'Hg!e-xE5wmihgsg.g,g Virgil Graves 7?QQJhQiiE f34gE, H?w C be it Hager Hicks ,A,, irai f y C nib fM?E?FE ifEef353Q5,Qf :-f V h ': 'YL --VV - ' , i A- . ' nimas 1 - .z, 4 s . e.r W 3, fgwjpgmnp Donna Hiler f-1 wrt: '-,f. W yn Y C l lyyly Robert Hill '21 T 5 xC7' q ,r v 'I 17' e ' ' i 11. C C ii -K Sum Kepler Douglas Leuthold Carol Ma roum Charlene Marquart Qyiigggg Li? 34 1 W pn 31 X 4 ' X ,f H NEA s x. hun-me 2' 3 -,E 1 1 ff 41.1 E V Q2 X S. 6 sk A' 9, e 5 , X if 1 Q 1 K Y es .Sf , '53 .Y si I N F 53' aww, wg W 0 We L , K , 4' in Q M ance at Q1 X ft 9 my :Q s 1 as-s , 5 ' . f.-mfs pn- .. S wp? ,C gb' Sie 5 ,Q 5123.2 ,Kg ax , g gf MM J k 5 TPQFEQWWQKEE QSQQQEQLMKQ? , Paul Oppman My :,, ,Q , X a T Has E s if 1 2, L52 s gfagkgwa ig was W 11: -'sg' ,. .,,. A 3 5,3 . . it r Christie See T ' n Wmdi?MfVQfW b gybib izwiwhkwn- sffwtfv uwQ awaWn? Jef , ee-L J 1 ,,,, key, i ,2,,, C eeee r 5 .. Ulw rs aaeeesaaaes Kaye Shafer 'igiews TT 5 kaakgaj 3 Mrs . Phelan . VK, We added two new pupils to our class this year making a total of eight boys and eight girls. The new pupils are Hager Hicks and Ronald Lacy- A Halloween party with decorations of witches, brown owls, and jack-o- lanterns was held in our room. A Christmas exchange and a Valentine party were both happy interruptions to our routine. We kept a record of our library reading by adding feathers to an Indian headband. On the back of each feather the name of a book was written. THIRD GR DE 9 YEARS TO eo! Frederick Beck Daniel Campbell i,.,5,,-nf, ,...,,. , .. o ,M ,.., A ,,.., Y Q tttl. Luther Clady Sheryl Dum e C 1 A r Kathy Feichtner f rfsgif ..,. is Albert Fultz 1? eeeee erases fi gggigiggrnijg J ., W T' V, lies? f f-.3 g s Cora Fultz Terry Gottfried Thomas Hamilton Stanley Harer we took time out in Hallowe'en Party. Janet Kalb Joseph Kennedy Linda Kocher Carol Loy Steven Miller Juanita Omake Larry Pinion Lavern Pinion Pamela Riedel Carolyn Van Buskirk In Segtember with squeaky new shoes and new smelling books we set to work. October for a In November we were refreshed by a 3 f 1s,--,5n:w. ,- W .. V, ' W 7 QE? ' .gwi x fi! We rel it Q W 1 1 Us age it er 1? gms Q21 ,s 2: 1 ,wife Q 'Q Q M ,-Q wifi' ze' N it Jie 5 Winer -.ia as 4 ,Q P J S1232 S2 ff Eff? Q S, w 5533 S K il? s ,, . f,,,,,f ,. N- -. i Qiiiis- ff' ' K gg - ,ss , ,r-me as is fs- 'ff f . is is . . -in sf N r : ,QV 1wmae,r,vme 5 A 6 4' 2. 9 3 Q T 'iii i Mfr 5' Kp gn: wi 1' , ef S A, be 5 Zigtgi at , f.-er . K4 4 'a 'Q .21 sr , , ,df ' 4 'F . . ,i1..sa M ,,..6f.,-, Q34-eeaF.seH 5 slr it w ie? F short Thanksgiving vacation. After which, with vim we worked on our Reading Circle Contest. December found us exchanging names and making gifts Everyone had a secret! January, my, those exams! Need more be said? February! A Valentine Party--the boys were hosts. Such a busy month March turned out to be! The T contest was soon to close. Who is the winner? .J 5 April gave us that spring feeling. Roger Pauline Mavl Shoes worn out, books filled completely, Mrs. Ross Hicks Homiey yes, we close our books--clean our desks and move out. The class of 1968 will occupy our desks. g A . 4, 'egjyigji 1 ' ' T is J me 'f 4 X 3 1, A.Ll:., r -- V- ,,s:1nggkm f:y1 ' ,: -sz' fzfkgjz iii-2f11fSz'Qf2ffV r. LL,,. ,, V i M 11 ' i ii ? i V I 5 l ,:.. 4 ' , ,,X.,g iNgW I i 5 AWIR 2 James Brown Judy BFOWI1 Robert MU TT9-Y FGURTH GR DE e YEARS TO eo! Sandra Auck Rita Kirby Charles Briegel Elaine Kurtz ff - :si,,ggz gg555' ,gbsggkl 3. f f geiii gj- g Z1 .f ' V32ffe1Tfi1ff1 Bobby Marcum A K Q A ,nw 1 P x is Nl K K ,Q 4 S53 8 Q K f get 2 ,rr , 11-, i,fL ' Ea 4 x' 2 ii ,..,, , ,, o,.i,,W.,,,2 -f-f: up s .,,. qwaeiam ge, ,sig f, . fswsgfs- ,.,,. , ,,:ii.:7fsg15r:.K s o xx X ,ja , , if S JSE: , H me ex f. 1, , L, 5 251 X Q S X , Znn.gm new X , ABM. is if we .1 +L we x S N ami H A 3 ,arm U U D s Q is N . 'f 22 6 .... - 3 ldri - , ,--, T Iutu ' Ca F01 Campbell Roger Richards A Elizabeth Fultz Rlta Rothhaar . ri - a r r U C 4 'ZAP ,..,,.,.. Q I 3 x-'l' Q . rg ss : - ' ' David Garrett Thomas Schulze is . AAA' ':'A liei Darlene Gottfried Roger S68 leseefdnw' iv. ,,eee4 LfMl? fb T s i 3 2 5 , ! Q I -5 Wanda Hamilton Larry Shafts 1' ll-l 555 1 4 T Ma ma Har re r J e s s e St one 'l,q 'ge' 151 le 4 The boys outnumbered the girls by one, making our en- rollment eleven boys and ten girls. We had a Halloween party in which everyone was masked and helped guess who's who. For our Christmas party, we exchanged names to buy gifts. A Valentine party was also held. The operetta, given by grades four, five, and six, was called Thirty Minutes with Santa Claus. Main characters from our grade were: Larry Shafer - - Mr. Wentworth Roger Richards - Wise Man Charles Briegel- Inn Keeper Everybody was in the chorus. Mrs 0 Fe ichtner .fx GE, , wif 5? 1101? re, f, egg: W 1 4 f . f if f. ii - :sm-5,f,, I , - 'A jf, T nfs' - rg .- GX , r, . AA::A ' C i Q aim , , K v 1 Q f 1- s P f Q 1 1 ,a Q get QQ , 5 5 M W N as 255 frw 2 9 fr S5 R 495 01 S 3 e SURF ,K V it t 9 gg- if Sw if 139 i f 9 . 31 4L-, Ek' i I If kr K K f fl f.:f. if ,k its 3 f rl 31 P F 2 suse X, if keg? 5 me f fl q7?f'iFa L 3 Fwwiwe f V :akamai S '- - Y' -- ' Eel, -Y MT5w45W m3p t ,:f, ' t is uv:-:qs'g5,:qq gf U i, eq fy: i:g5,g,gs5Sf5fz5,v, fgrygfl i f' f:1F11e,f5111sg'?' 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Ami .-Liilf zilszi f. -.j 5fa' 5fL ' r Wi' , 3 12-f'ff ,sfiwrgf1 2 X xg, V TQMY - ' . . ff: ' S f,S5fgfhs?ffssasisz4'i ,QwwiQgg,5Q. f'i tmwwwfwwi We made copies of early Greek architecture and displayed types of their activites. Some in our room brought picture folders of places visited while on vacation in the West thus sharing their experiences. At Christmas time we had the usual gift exchange and all had a part in making decorations for the tree and room. We also made gifts for our mothers. We were entertained at a Valentine Party given by the fifth grade. Our spring time projects included making Easter Greeting cards L for our parents and gifts for Mother's Day. Z , sw,mii 1'fifE maif it H.. fr if X Q Q, f egg? git L 5fZ,ffw,,5?fl'Qq gf ,ai 41 any ,Q , JF' s x me L ' A s 5 2 1 4 'T' T is V gags , wiv wi-f:-,,,.v sn. . H Ziff K -fi?,:,Ni:m 3: 1592 f .. 9? Ie, if em ,W Ja. iaawaa' ':.' Q -if ll 5' Wf .wihidf w?Q.tni ing? 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Janice Richards Kenneth Rothhaar iw., Dorothy Schanzenbach Ronald Strohm The sixth grade began their social activities in October with a Halloween Party for the fifth grade. When we were studying about ancient Greece, we made projects related to their architecture and activities. At Christmas time we had the usual gift exchange and all had a part in making decorations for the tree and room. we also made gifts for our mothers. we were entertained at a Valentine Party given by the fifth grade. Our spring time projects included making Easter Greeting cards for our parents and gifts for Mother's Day. :es f , 1 -, , i Ei- was L' - gy ' ffyfiifi 551 rw H3 S Ml V ws 1 4: ' A 2 if 5 my isa ,ew-In 2. :A . . with W-Af V33 Emi? Q Af 'Qs ri wt 3, efiffff Q - if 'Q M A f Sin: ' 1'f TW' 59 wMzn..,,,,...4fi2?f5i Q M i ' Ee? aaa We J .mt S, WHAT IS SCHOCL? It is a new and very different world. It is listening: fascinated, as we venture through the magic doors of storyland. It is making new friends. It is the relief of recess, of running, jumping and shouting after being subdued for over an hour. It is the good smell of fresh air and the freedom of not having to wear coats on warm days. It is the bottom rung of the ladder for today's assembly of eager, scrubbed faces and toothless smiles, the first step toward the future which so hopefully belongs to them. mg.. fm Hx 1 5 Q5 Jig f' VZ- mgfif 'ef SEVE TH C5I IDIE 5 YEARS TO eo! f' 9 , ft x awww 2 my w hi fs, V 1 1s1:if'f1L V. x-216' K by Q? Q We , ,V L1-: my , my P r, . 'e??'Feef - ' ' E. n rQQ5'3Hsrs so rtsi so n it is Whidejgggg l Weekly-1 P .rss i f 1 ff4S?Ef'f -f A r 1 Qifxiei Wd,,e5W fit-W H ' 7 . ffl 215552532135 V - 1.51 .asfzi A' ag1'+w'te Qfigmyi 4 ' 1 ' -'xv '?2'ss1s4?1eEssQs'zr- iofen -:wise lgiEe!vIge,,j' EE5EFE Mi ,P ' ' , '- 2 7e1fs2zfe2fi i'1f1'sw: :.,. - M - f, iii... Q , K i Q i i. . . 1 9-as K , ffiififfi '4,p5?f5, 5' -V ' SIE .s's:'fsE' 5226 a1,:. f1E5',,. 1, :, , sesfmwefgehetnrfel tunes 2x le,6swa as-r sfeltsfnftef Carol Hill St. Council Phyllis Blackford President Judy Barnhart V. President Julia Auck Secretary Nancy Schiefer Treasurer Ginger Keysor News Reporter Alice Ginter Dorothy Ginter James Kepler Jim Richards Gene Studer St. Council Dean Briegel President A.. Loretta Pinion V. President Becky May Secretary John Schneider Treasurer Paul Ages uri News Reporter 3 y 3 W Earl Agee P Doris Colegrove if 2 Harley Hill David Kalb Our Junlor High school activities started with a skating party at Bloomville, November 13. Christmas parties were held for both gradesg the seventh at Phyllis Blackford's home, on December 18, and the eighth at Dean Briegel's, on December 19. Mr. Smith Seeds were sold as a money making project. Dlane Schulze IEICSI1 Ili C5Fl7Kl5l5 A-YEARS TO eo FRESHME 5 YEARS TO eo! Janet Green St. Council Marcia May President Dwight Leuthold V. President Dorothy Kalb Secretary Sylvia Kalb Treasurer Margaret Phelan News Reporter Anna Fultz Audrey Hill fs Luella Homier Janet Kalb K LEVQ 5' 'kliisiliaffllfii Harold Kirby Karen Ryman Judy Tobin Mr. Noykos After having been warned about all that would happen to us green fresh- menf,we actually enjoyed the initi- ation festivities. Some of the mem- bers of our class participated in the bowling league. Representing our class for Mardi Gras candidate was Janet Kalb. Our Homecoming attendant was Marcia May escorted by Dwight Leuthold. Gur class won top honors in the magazine sales, with Margaret Phelan selling the most subscrip- tions. To return good for evil, we freshmen gave the senior farewell party in May. William Kepler v--,V f f r .,,. time Q 5 is t s is zgfffgiz iaix X f 5 5 i ie? ' - v- QL. 7 .- 52, ' i iljf f SQQEWJ an QQQQ 1- Wwsnnmf ifu.gms-,sw K ' ZTQFN' J- ,f K 1 ' V , l ,,,. , ',,, riff ,. A '11 n f , A- ik' lei iIlI!Q,fns X levi 4 SQPHQMCRES 2 YEARS TO eo! Bill Hanes St. Council Ronald Long President Robert Ross V. President Miriam Songer Secretary Bonnie Redman Treasurer Elaine Feichtner News Reporter Ronald Auck Nancy Auck Byron Garrett Tom Kafer Luther Kalb Kathy Keysor Gerald Leuthold David Luidhardt Roger Marquart Wilma Schanzenbach Duane Songer Judy Groves -1 211. 1 - Y xx ly M R, 7 95922 N gi 5 ,f :sf , vii ,mei il sr 1 3 2 Q f 'X r f Q 3,3 mf wal v A. ai ea is vi 5 E . , n,3z,zms-R x .-. R . , f: :': 85 My . .. :H ,Q S- 5 wfainnf ?l?ieesi3H estl R ar 'K ,YW V X ? X If X in Q emi I fi Y-f a J y, yu, f di? is six ' 2 xx. if l Mrs. Geissman On October 28, our class was invited to a surprise birthday party for Wilma Schanzenbach at her home. Money making projects for our class this year included collecting sales tax stamps, and selling boxes of Christmas cookies and candy Bonnie Redman was our class representative for the Mardi Gras Homecoming attendant was Miriam Songer, who was escorted by William Hanes JU IDRS 1 YEAQ TO Go! Neil Feichtner St. Council Barbara Feichtne r Robert Keyser Joan Koche r President ,, , - J June Tobin Kenneth Leonhart 5 ?i'Qj5 rLr ff V. President if, 5? , Virginia Loyer Janet Marquart Q Secretary W X L lr s Ann sender Jule ostemyer eeeerr r Q5 Treasurer rer Eugene Songer rkry x,Lh'-', i V Joyce Briegel c rrer -2--':- gl. News Rep orte r Q N K ' , Mr. Nagel ,hx 'HJ Late in October we received our class rings We sponsored the annual high school Christ- NZ mas Party creating a festive atmosphere with a Christmas tree, snow men, a fire place, Christmas card trees and a miniature Santa coming in his own private plane. A movie entitled, Abie's Irish Rose served as the evenings entertainment. No Boys Allowed , our class play was presented on March 14. The climax of' our junior activities was the annual Junior-Senior Banquet--an event which comes each year but which was ours to plan and create this one time. l- ' X ' 2. if z 1 -ga ' , i A W 3 ? 2 ' E 5 - -f,k,. , ill 5 ,:,'-,i' ' -I ififlfzg ?x.gcgWE SE IDRS BLAST ow! Richard Redman St. Council Karen Kalb President Joan Green V. President Ruth Ann Loyer Secretary Karen Ostermyer Treasurer Marcella Auck News Reporter Linda Auck Larry Feichtner Jo Ann Graves James Kanney Everett Leuthold Robe rt Redman Ruth Schanzenbaoh Barbara Schiefer Robert Schifer Bernard Wurm 5 L X me it s QQ' -. gag. - ,wr QW! in 3 ' 4 W A g Y Q K .- , ifei'r,':-em 1: ms aaa , 1 xl: W, .. rer e rerr it comme Garrett Paul zime rman ?iW?? Q7,Vi1 ?iE3WHEWQFif rrr 2-f. v- - - oysters rerrr sfy rrr err lrgll Gottfried Mrs. Yanka Lrg rr'r,l s ages is LLV, ,WVV A , iifi 'gflg iEEgQf?3QQW g e A i rer With much anticipation our class entered the final and, we think, our busiest school year. The first week found us starting plans for the school yearbook. To be sure the freshmen were properly introduced to high school, the seniors made them go through the customary initiation party. Since a trip to Washington D.G. and New York City were part of the future plans, we sponsored several money making projectsg including a car wash, selling bulbs and foil, a class play, and a dance. ,M ,viii 91 Ei?ff1w5,'flE::. Jn: 2 ' g , V,r.,. .Rm .,.. 1 ,,,:... is ,,:f, .,.:,..,, rf K f.f , , - glo ffs?fs1g,1gygf5i A 1 3 if f- sw ev K we 5 X ,X isimf WHS N. 1 ,a if Q vis-:357?2rg,? B -. ties M is x Q HQ: l gf sf so mia fi X 9 2 X YM I, v , ZQQ s , -H n' by Q1 f, 31- 1 .z . 'v , - , U., 1 . ' . , . 1, .A 51.23-:' ... . 4 Af - K I f af '73 ' ' . 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',Sr6'-V'P !' 1'-dt San fl 5'iN .J-fi f'.'-5-RE' rf.-',f'-: 41:79, ,:'5'.MQ2.1152 F' - fl: EJ? 2557 , azz -2 -Ea'-11:151.:'f.ib,a-'klwfh 'Y'-'- 1!523'xif' +529- ,,..1 ,.:..,.-,, K -Nuxlsl-LQ.a-Q vs.. ..! , :',.-V5.1 : f .- 3-'-'-:iff-QXYQI. ,s-,I-'. :H A.vJ-.3224 SW- '-'rffazfsizfzgiidgfit--ESS1-.zfsxirafiiggw L...-3.-..g.-, . . Q .IZ 'axn' , 'Q 1, . .v x , ' ' 'IW-L: -.wif,s:X5p,v'fK:- gg,-Qiqfsz-Iv,fl'-fu 3'-, ' 1 f w CHCDIR ROW ONE: Joan Green, Joyce Briegel, Bonnie Redman, Ruth Sohanzenbaoh, Connie Garrett, Janet Marquart. ROW TWO: Mrs. Crall, Dorothy Kalb, Karen Ostermyer, Karen Kalb, Janet Kalb, Ruth An Loyer, Janet Green. RUN THREE: Gerald Leuthold, Virgil Gottfried, Neil Feichtner, Bob Redman, Ronald Auck, Bill Hanes, Byron Garrett, Bob Schifer, Larry Feichtner, Everett Leuthold. BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW CNE: Everett Leuthold, Byron Garrett, Bill Hanes, Janet Marquart, Acc. Larry Feiehtner, Bob Schifer. BBW TWO: Mrs. Crall, Gerald Leuthold, Ronnie Long, Duane Songer, Paul Zimmerman, Eugene Songer, Neil Feichtner. ROW THREE Roger Marquart, Ronald Auek, Virgil Gottfried, Bob Ross, Bob Redman, David Luidhardt. we nw ., 1 wwf - 1 1. we W Left, k 9,7 J 3 E 553 51 F' , 549, .w r . , . - -,-: z 4 i , , a' if ,vw ' ' .ff ' X ,f i' r,,g,.Lf1f:f,- -Di' - ZLSLWIW -5 V f Y V V- ' f ,,,., ' - M T f- 1f:44'm A .. 4-.5 ffEEE..f:E5::?'5::'2f::1i QPfQ, :f?T:5Q - H .rx Ng . V? V v.. I ,..:. M . ,. . , Ei, f -4 . gn, - Vw gk 55:45- -. KA 'i fgssX ' f5as2?feP1 :-Yiaiif. ,lf . 'wfr wmi X' W gi- f s .r ' , . ,, gsm' 4, fm may 'Q x J, -,M -gy. gi gs-1 Q, gk f ,- .- .Q ,W ,L wzzxfl Le' , 2 1, 9 'H Meg ,ig L. 5 LK' 9 fs 1- -9 , gf I - f 2 ,A 1 Ns: 7j?175?5555f3255f 5 f Lf I f ,LSU wE3?535Nf f - V E552 - -I . 'lx u 5? i wzf-L5 ,rw , M Q. -M 5535, A., , ., .,,W, my . J 4 , A , . 4, Qi mf' QQ: -M fre, :Kz A - ,gg-mf, 42fL52iW,f2a'l'f 1526 fi? V' xr Aw 2 ,fi I , , , -mmfffm ,iw ax? inns-nab? fm afgxw ,rw GSX Wi? Qin 'gig if ' 15 1 -. QQ xp a z fa K, , F an T5 5 ug W fm! S .wiifiie .www 'wwfh-MD . - f Qgffl 2522 ug, ' 'Ui MM LS'-2 my MS My ml, gi . W fm A g?giig,l,l-ffwggg uv wa ax 5 if U, 5535 ? W 93 Q 5 i R .,- , 555. ' .1 1. WE gif :Tir Win 513514 a.1W,55u Hr: 11,75 f-'5x': Y.. ff 5561 55 M 1 r 'Yi' S ifeim, H' f- ,.f . : : :' 2 2 Q35 ' 2 3 1 :gig 5 ' Q 51, 4 mf, :egg A ji, gsfrzg ,Sw ,Am .V ,JW wnzkgi, 2,1 gf, EWSPAPER STAFF HCHATFIELD ECHOES H CENTER: Joan Green, Editorg June Tobin, Associate Editorg Mrs. Geissman, Advisor. LOWER SEATED: Neil Feiohtner, Bob Sohifer, Sports Editors. LOWER STANDING: Barbara Feiohtner, Typistg Larry Feiohtner, Feature Editorg Joyce Briegel, Typist. RIGHT: Barbara Schiefer, Circulationg Joan Kooher, Duplicating. UPPER SEATED: Jule Ostermyer, Feature Editorg UPPER STANDING Ann Studer, Sooietyg Virginia Loyer, Grade Newsg Karen Ostermyer, Feature Writerg Ruth Ann Loyer, High School Newsg Janet Marquart, Feature Writer. LEFT: Jo Ann Graves, Ruth Sohanzenbaoh, Art Editors. ROW ONE:Larry Feichtner-Art Editor, Joyce Briegel, Karen Ostermyer-Business Manager, Joan Green-Typist, Ruth Schanzenbach-Asst. Art Editor.ROW TWO: Bob Ross- Photography, Virgil Gottfried-Photography, Bob Schifer, Paul Zimmerman, Bob Redman, Dick Redman, JoAnn Graves, June Tobin-Typist, Ann Studer, Joan Kocher. ANNUAL STAFF Assistant Editors Jule Ostermyer and Janet Marquart Co-Editors uTHE TIGERS 51-Rgpg' Ruth Ann Loyer and Karen Kalb Advisor Mrs. Lucille Durbin SEATED' bernard Worm STANDIIZTGQ Janet Marquart, G F F I C E R K E Ann Studer, Elaine Feiohtner, Joan Kooher, Bonnie Redman TUDENT CCJUN SElA'l'ED: Dick Redman, Presi- dentg Mr. Crisp, Advisory Neil Feichtner, Vice President STANDING: Janet Green, Treas- urerg Bill Hanes, Secretaryg Carol Hill, News Reporter: ' l- Eugene Studer, Bailiff NATIGNAL HO OR SGCI ETY SEATED: June Tobin, Ann Studer, Janet Marquart, Jule Ostermyer, Ruth Arm Loyer, Joan Kocher. STANDING: Larry Feichtner, Dick Redman, Karen Ostenny Karen Kalb, Ruth Schanzenbach, Joan Green, Neil Feichtner, Bob Redman. LIBR RIANS 81' Margaret Phelan, Janet Green, Joyce Briegel, Virginia Loyer, Mrs. Yanke- Advisor, Linda Auck, Barbara Schiefer. DULD' 4-H UJJUD i ROW ONE: Virgil Gottfried, Larry Feichtner, Bill Hanes, Bob Schifer, Ann Studer, Janet Marquart. ROW TWO: Ronald Strohm, Billy Garrett, Eugene Studer, Dean Briegel, Neil Feichtner, Ronald Auck, Paul Zimmerman, Byron Garrett, Joyce Briegel, Tom Kafer, Roger Marquart, David Feichtner, UU.N.L'-IIS ULIUAJ' I+-I1 UAJUD ROW ONE: Shirley Beck, Dorothy Schanzenbach, Margie Brown, Dianne Schultz, Connie Briegel, ROW TWO: Nancy Schiefer, Julia Auck, Sheryl Smith, Phyllis Blackford, Patsy Kalb, Judy Barnhardt. SENIOR GIRLS' A-H CLUB ROW ONE: Barbara Feichtner, Karen Ostenmyer, Ruth Ann Loyer, Karen Kalb, June Tobin, Bonnie Redman, Joan Kocher. ROW TWO: Margaret Phelan, Jule Ostennwer, Miriam Songer, Joyce Briegel, Ginny Loyer, Luella H meir, Wilma Schanzenbach, Ann Studer, Janet Kalb, Elaine Feichtner, Sylvia Kalb, Nancy Auck. The Senior Girls' A-H Club won the trophy for being the outstanding club in Crawford County. June Tobin Junior--Senior Banquet W3 ' Q 1, , 51 , 4 Q ,K , 4 5 6 : 7 , ..: ,W H K z , + ,, w.,' ,. , .. 2: A ' ff- Aff -f. 2 -,ff - 2- H1 :f -:a':f's1e A' ' .V 4 ,E g ut- ,.,. . 'sf -I f , , V , I , ,2T, 'g'1ifg'ggn 5 , m, ., ,K K -4.1, FFL at , Mg, A' it in 4 !:gg,'5?2'f',,g g22ff,K3g,1. ,,.-. swf ' 32 alfyzul' - bf ,+,,.f,A N ,inw J jg, .'f'1'f Y'- Q '23'9'zf . 1, MX .. ,V 1, , .., ,.,. U- . 'QA' 4 ,if fix' ,Riu 'lx Y -...f V , A '. + s I v 'Jig ,NT at ' 2' .- Karen Kalb N GMS WanTeJ April H58 Pickddifly Noveinlaer' 1958 S EEK AA,Ax ,M K W., . - ,. M ' X X I Z ,. 6 f ' , V 4' ggfff, . ff K I C '.,. A . -, V . 1 9 .jfJ:,'L,':.fgL .fiifx-'f.-. ml -.- - - -: , :I . 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' wt Y if ,. ...,..,,,.-4.1 4. - 1 'H , ?.X . ., . ,.,,,,.. ,. -gtilsg-E?:,-l:lTXN,Ek,.zcl J qyvxfgbi' -v ,.qv,,,.,-153 St 1 QQ 'I - 'Ez 'Q-.-Q. x '4'.-rpg-,A,1-,ezba ' w ' 1 u-.,S ' 4-s -' 01-. 1- .JA '33 new ww U ' if Si g Nam . ,Q X' -21,2 Q, LSIPMQH: L QMWP nm RESERVE Paul Zimmerman, Bob Ross, Eugene Songer, Bill Hanes, Neil Feiohtner Jim Kenney, Ron Long, David Luidhardt, Gerald Leuthold, Dwight Leuthold Coach: Iir. Noykos 2 I' C Chatfield L2 Old Fort 2 Chatfield A5 Holmes-Libe Chatfield AL Lykens 16 Chatfield 37 Martel 29 Chatfield 47 Tiro 26 Chatfield 56 Whetstone A8 Chatfield A2 New Washington 3 Chatfield AO Sulphur Springs 58 Chatfield 23 Mt. Zion 31 Chatfield A5 North Robinson 3A Chatfield bl Holmes-Liberty L6 Chatfield AO North Robinson 36 Chatfield 38 Whetstone 3h Chatfield A9 Tiro 37 Chatfield hh Lykens Al Chatfield A2 Mt. Zion A8 Chatfield 37 New Washington 21 Chatfield Sh Sulphur Springs 36 Tournament Chatfield bl Sulphur Springs 18 RESERVE CILALIPIOI-IS-1959 2 3 i Q E E 1 5 i I I 2 E 2 E 1 z 5 ! I E I 1 1 i 4 1 Homecoming Queen: Connie Garrett Attendants: Seventh-Phyllis Blackford, Jim Richardsg Eighth-Diane Schultz, Eugene Studerg Freshman-Marcia May, Dwight Leutholdg Sophomore-Miriam Songer Bill Hanesg Junior-Joyce Briegel, Neil Feichtnerg Senior-Connie Garrett, 'ri all na '11 gf f www sn., v 511 ,vvdmv fr, ,.. 9, I Z .. ls. vi R ,ZPL 'Mx 5 44, H, x. ,,A,w, H f. , . ' - 22 'lx ' 4. 11,53 nf X- A - 3 ' .at1fPf1UiY3f5?'i'I5Z1s A E .5Z'fW5 7 ' Wfwfgg 'A K 511 : ' I .. :Y qiif A, . ,E gin elm A 322 'gg 5 4 5 ,5s...,,::,,a'fiE,.., Q 4 r t K Tis. .fi L . A hiif 9 i' y fyiz if ,S , in ' .,,,, M. N. nf ' mar if Q' ' p E. : 33, .. :.:-may I .. - 'P' A ll 2-ff H . '. , .. -35? 'H' 1 .ii tk . ,sr . 1 ,g .L ., - X , 5 :,. 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ROW ONE: Roger Marquart, Luther Kalb, Tom Kafer, Kenneth Leonhart-Treas. Harold Kirby, David Luidhardt. ROW TWO: Mr. Noykos, Bob Keyser, Duane Songer, Bob Sohifer, Jim Kanney, Virgil Gottfried, Ron Long, Everett Leuthold-Sec., Larry Feiohtner, Gerald Leuthold, Dwight Leuthold. ROW THREE: Byron Garrett, Dick Redman, Bill Hanes, Bob Redman-V.Pres., Ron Auck, Paul Zimmerman, Bernard Wurm-Pres., Bob Ross, Eugene Songer, Neil Feichtner. BASEB LL TE M ROW ONE: Ron Long, Jim Kenney, Virgil Gottfried, Neil Feichtner, Eugene Songer, David Luidhardt. ROW TWO: Roger Marquart, Larry Feiohtner, Dick Redman, Bob Ross, Paul Zimmerman, Byron Garrett, Bob Redman, Bill Hanes, Bob Sohifer, Mr. Noykos. ff!! X ,f ff 1 ffgff' 1 X X QQ l WX X I if f f Y , 2, -ff-Z 4 fi A -1 ' T ifgi f ff? 1 f iff, f f 4 ' ff 4 p 1 ff ' . ' 'Q . , . f ff , V f A .aff Compliments of FARMERS STATE BANK xglyjf f Q N New Washington Ohio 5 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of FARMERS EXCHANGE COMPANY . ff? t . . 'umm ' . CllowS f ' V 1.!::l:l:':1,3 ' PURINA MASTER MIX FEEDS Chatfield PERFECTION STEEL BODY CO GALION s CY- 1 illfllllldm va Lv IIIIDQXI I .'q j, fi ,fx L. ,f ' U ' ,- i-Ju ' I 'LH I - l 4 q Galion Ohio Ohio ff COMPLIMENTS OF THE OHIO CRANE CO. Ucyrug LOYER AND LUTZ HERALD PRINTING CO. Stone and Lime Phone 2911 Hauling dg-wzjiaf Phone 512 - 61 yelvlfgifd 6' MGA, 5 Chatfield, Ohi. Fine Commercial Printing 96 - 9 O o 0 0 0 , , , New Washlngton Uhlo BUCYRUS MATEQI! LS CO ASlfHALT CONTRACTOP S Ohio Phone 5-1896 Bucyru ' New Washingt OH Compl iment s o E f U , , ve Y ,lil ml BRANT S GROCERY ,N ' ,.-Q POTATO cup CHIPS 'Iohn C . Farrel 1 ,W NSW Washington Ohi Bucyrug Dhio S J KIBLLR AND BRO llrzkzzf COMPANY Nex 39blHgtOU Ohlo COmr11mGUt f SENECA COUNTY IMPLINENT NNW 'ASHLNGTOL CUT RATE DYALEPS AJOUCIATION Cha1n Stole PF1C6S ,QFNNS ,. QF. 7 'z' Phone 2645 Attlca N nr Ohio X I 3 New Washlngto A4 Ohl '7 THB LINITED STATES CHEMICAL COMPANY GfCCHN1119 Ohlo Dedlcated to The a6v2ncement of health welfare mo1ale and safety through SANITARY MAINTENANCE LOQD'o JEW LERQ JALTIER HARDWARE 123 Gout? Sandu ky Cu hLen Motor Scooter X Phone 2 2821 C +L f . Bucyrus Ohio Bucyrus 1 'X 0hiO H , YY Q I U - 4 l I I l -wif ' Q .o ' .S o' L V 4 - 47 ' r ' - 5' . ' J-JY ll 5-J L kJ ggi, ' - ' .P 'fifex I fu. 'C 'SHS' Q ,F 'I --15 N X ' 'f--1 Le! QV! . sv X 9 ' N 5' '15 ' ' .-l1 1 1:1 1: ,-1 . Y J' 1 n 7 . f , . L f.. , - -' . 4 1' A Q l L rx 1E ' C-1 x,D 1igS7 X L11 A v', 7 o L , S. Q I Q f u 5, . ' ' ' 0 X.,'0 ' ' ' 'x X ' I 1 ' .-.. Compliments of RETTIG'S GROCERIES n- -I Quality Meat and Groceries New Washington Ohio Compliments of L. M. FAUSER For Higher Yields Pfister Hybrid Phone 2536 Chatfieldl Ohio F mi' f ll. 7i'f1 S52QHf?i4 e :ik,, all V 1,5-'.2z,,as1,fg L22lE1gjki'1:345?53321 It ., 4 Compliments of Sylvanus Kalb Well Drilling Chatfield Ohio BROWNIE'S RESTAURANT Where friends meet and eat Rt. 4 North Attica Ohio Ill! EJ . NIGHT B DRISCOLL MOTOR SALES CHUCK 8 DONYS BODY SHOP 1 Telephone A-1806 Complete Body Repair Glass Replacement 501-505 South Walnut St. 'M 2 ng 114 Nest b U Warren Street ldsmobile AL Cadillac s r : QU ei ,Z -. Ji-fx , XV' -ffqpnfv Iwi 9 IQVX sg!-5 BUCYYUS Ohio ucyrus Ohio THE BUCYRUS TELEGRAPH FORUM THE NEW WASHINGTON HRead by more than 7,500 families.N EQUITY Co. John Neff, Manager Phone 3311 Bucyfus Ohio New Washington Ohio Q Congratulations Compliments of to the bDRTON'S MOTEL 8 RESTAURANT Seniors Banquet Specialty PIONEER Rhone 5-1789 RUBBER CO. I R Attica -l p hio Bucyrus - Ohio SCHECK SHOP RITE V PARSEL FRAME AND AXLE SERVICE SUPER MARKET Wheel Balancing f' ,PNY fa'15a +f- 'mfsfo999'.' 6 A Bucyrus I Ohio Wheel Straig 558 W Bucyrus est Mansfiel tening d Street Ohio 1OYER'S MEAT MARKET ' NNNNN f '5', A . chat field -Q , I, --1 , 'QQ - ' d ,f f- -'L fwfaf Meats-Frozen Food Lockers Chaifield Ohio 1 Engruiulutiuns f to the graduating class CHATFIELD HARDWARE Ohi chat fie ld Oh- - 01110 10 Chatfleld GEIGER HATCHERY Compliments of E. J. Ostermyer Chatfield 0hi0 BROSE IMPLEMENT Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery Chatfield Ohio Chatfield Qhio J WILLIAM'S BARBER SHOP . N ' c Q Q .nflil X -- XF' 1? I ,f .J f 5 1 H I 'foikvw Chatficld f 'C' 01110 H' G' Servies Compliments of General Store We Buy Cream-Eggs-Poultry Phone 2761 NICK'S PLACE Charfield Ohio Chatfield Ohio NORTH CENTRAL EGG AND POULTRY CO-OP New Washington Ohio O O- o O V ARTHUR LOUIS Compliments of EGG BUYERS J. C. Penney's Co. W BUCYYUS Ohio Bucyrus Uhio I F WHITE FURNITURE N J- It tells what YOU are W .. ...,v, ,,.,., 4 ..,..::xz,:fg-2..m1,ge4z.1 .f '- ' 1'4QTDf 'Q' ,- ,,,Qgg2QEQwi! The MEMORIES of the PAST 5, New Washingtsm Ohio As qs lo duh an u It planol A 81. 311:31 Ag mganlngfd Q ,ml '..,:,.:,5::k. M:,f'5g25.1:: school song . . . your cmd-11 JOSTB4 CW 'W- 1 , , , capturing precious TQQYEEEW momodos m Josrens F exclusive wnshlno 'IOK A'-'A, gona. 'Yi -132125: . . Q Plmbonllni 'Choo' . '.,. SINCE 1897 lplrll th. axcluslvo 5 .'K-Q :': JOSTEN designs. SERVING AMEllCA'S FINISISTUDINTS F0lf6O YEARS Buoyr-us Oh i O Compliments of Buoyrus Lamp Plant Bucyrus Glas s Plant Gene ral E1 eotric C ompany Bucyrus Ghifi W. A. LUTZ ESTATE Ready Mixed Concrete Building Material Stone Hauling Phone A-1761 RUSH SERVICE 1- Willard Rush, Mgr. Washington Square 'f75x Bugyrug Ohio Buoyrus Ohio A. J. HALLIWILL FOOS YOUNG IMPLEMENI' SALES FUNERAL HOME 6Qvfl l I l XX John Deere Farm Tools 1 . and ' C AKD 2 Km Hardware Attica Ohio Bucyrus Ohio Congratulations to the Seniors THE EARLY Sz DANIEL CO. FREDDIE'S DRIVE IN flare' ' A SNACK I f x. t '1 - Www He ai 65 Wholesale A X ! SACK 'P ' X f Bucyrus 0hiC BUCYYUS Ohio Life Insurance - Saving Plan -M' 'i' Accident - Hospitalization I I 1'lSl1I'3.I1CC ' , LEONARD E. KAGY 'i -T M, MI I II FRACO MFG. CO. Iii I I I . INSURANCE Z I TIIINT REALUY p INSURES 4, p Q . F h, Bloomville M p Ohlo x'LgkeHS Q LO TILTON BUILDING AND SUPPLY HOLT BROS. FARM EQUIPMENT Lumber - Millwork - Hardware Paints and Masonry Products Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery General Electric Appliances New Idea - Dunham Phone 6-4753 Phone Bucyrus 3-2184 3ttiCa Ohio Ridgeton Ohio Compliments of ARTHUR BEAN'S MUSIC STORE O Rfk? , M .55 I-. n'V ', ,gf X ,IJQZI 'i!?i7Xwxh YQ 5'Yv' X RIDSETON ELEVATOR 141 East Perry St. Ridgeton Ohio Tiffin Ohio l W I LEE'S FLOOR COVERING 50 Years Experience POWERS BUILDING SUPPLY Sales A Installation of Mohawk - Magee - Firth Archbald Homes - Bigelow Wm. E. Powers and other leading makes Custom Floors of Linoleum 220-222 West Mary Street Rubber 8 Asphalt Tile Plastic Wall Tiling Phone 5-1836 Venetian Blinds - Draperies Free Estimates Tiffin Call Tiffin 2668 Ohio Bucyrus 0hi0 1 i i 1 I SCIOTO DRIVE-IN W. E, Leuthold, Owner Shakes Cones Sundaes French Fries Sandwiches E State Route R4 Rootbeer Cokes Bucyrus Meet your friends at the Ohio Bucyrus BAUMOEL'S rg' , 22 as x .' IAN Quality Since 1886 OM ORS MARKET PUB ITU? ., 557-F New 1 155' g5.,WfNff.4-' . G O O D F O O D .fgkiif ':4iQ g',y,. 4' .Ag Q I .4 ' ' g. Bucyrus Ohio Bucyrus TOM'S DALE I. WELLING ELECTRIC ' Plumbing , - Q and Heating Latest Records 'HA V 71 ' 100 East Center Street T V k.Hi Fi 1 I Office Phone 4-1726 568 South Sandusky Bucyrus Ohio Bucyrus ARLIE-GLEN INN T. J. CMikeJ and Ruth Crissinger Special Parties and Receptions Country Style Dinners By Appointment Phone 3-1180 Old Nevada Rd. - 2 1!2 Miles West Bucyrus Of Ohio Sucyru Compliments of FOULKS REXALL DRUG STORE Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio 'V JOHN SEXTON E CO. National Wholesale Grocers Established 1883 B E A C H ' C A F E S Box JS Chicago 90, Illinois I Bucyrus Ohio : n -n 1 n 1 I nu OBERLANDERS CIDER MILL Q ORCHARD Our Best Wishes Class of H59N STUCKY AUTO CO . Distributor of Ashland Oil Products STUCKYS RECREATION HALL Bucyrus 'Ohio Bloomville Ohio THE L YKENS ELEVATOR W. A. Lutz Rollarena C lub, Inc. 'Hub' ' FEEDS Roller Skating Phone 924 543 Jones Street l Lykens Ohio Bucyrus Ohio ll... 1 i .... BUCYRUS ICE COMPANY ' Cold Storage Food Locker Wholesale Meats-Frozen Food Slaughtering-Curing-Processing ZEIGLER MILLING CO. I . U Bucyrus Ohio Bugyrug Ohio BUCYRUS INPLEMENT CC. Bucyrus Chic o1,x,,:iNV,f-,N,,,o THE ATTICA LUMLER CO. We treat you the year around F1SCHER'S HARDWARE Reoi Build Buildings Lumber Hardware X A JSA A Building Supplies BUCYYUS ohic Attica ohio Bucyr 'J S ZIMNERMAN'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of 5 X170 W W cum,-YFORD FARM BUREAU , COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION I . r ' O 5 ff I Phone 4-1010 f 4 ,Z N. I , O A -- Ghiol Bucyrqs - - - Ghiv TIFFIN DAIRY COMPANY I MILF mv I El -, .oo Ohio Tiffin Compliments of TH MANSFIELD BRASS C0 New Washlngton 5 Ohlo JACK FRIFND LXCAVATING CO Indu trxal Res1dent1a1 Commerelal Basement Sewers Water Llnes Phone 4 2846 P O Box 448 BLM om Congrotul tlOPS Class of 59 PFEFFFRLU MEATQ To, Quallty Pork VQ11, Beef Poultry You get so much more here for less fhone 2883 ig! ALT'S RESTAURANT Ohlo BAkER BROS SPOPTING 60005 New Washlnatgn Ohlo :ucyrus Compllments DURNVALD'S LUNCH SHUBK MANUFACTURING CO Bucyrus Ghlo .dw ' New Washlngton New Washlngton bhlO Chlo E ' . Qs f l QQ ' f I 1 x 1 L 9 - 1' Wh i w l ' QW - I . 1' f U 0 S ' - L ' - ' - -n -V' ' Q I -frus ' C- 2. ' A AI! 'll Compliments of ' '41 1.1 ' LJ X 1 ' X 1' X - , -N N -' A A 'li il A , Q C 'N GD . ' O. ' -, ' l' 1 N l l I 1 l 1 1 k ' J of , If .L - , - 'r 4 ' I ATTICA SUTTON STATE BA K ATTICA, OHIO To continue to provide a strong, efficient bank fully capable of meeting your needs, as well as the needs of the community, and to contribute to the progress and prosperity of our state and nation. May we serve you? Compliments of ST . STEPHENS TILE PHLES GENERAL STORE Groceries Meats ,7?,, QQE ll N Paint Igljggg 5 L'f' ll St. Stephens Ohio Lykens Ohio MAHAN HARDWARE X j Plumbing and Sporting Roofing and Furance Work -Q5 as Lykans ohio Bloomville Ohio BOOSTERS BUCYRUS New Method Laundry Ulmer's Electric Ten Eycks Virginia Shop Smooth Kool Dairy Bar Treasure Chest Koons Cleaners Budd's Electric Murphy's Store Long's Shoe Store Candel's Restaurant Mac Walts Drive In Stineman's Gulf Service Herbert's Bakery Downings Auto Wrecking Bucyrus Farmers Exchange Florence McMichael Fergusan's Gift Shop Jay's Toggery Herb's News Bucyrus Restaurant City Furniture Clady's Economy Drugs Gayety Shop Cotsy's Shell Station Davis Jewelers F. J. Morton's Florial Co. Surge Dealer NEW WASHINGTON Fox's Hildebrand Store North Central Electric Co. Darr Barber 8 Beauty Shop TIFFIN Seislove Burial Vault Newman's Music Store LYKENS Oakview Locker Lykens Tile . ! K ggwsla' 5 Aid? gy INTER-CULLEGIATE PRESS Publvshers-Cover Munuiuciurers Hook Binders FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kunsus City il, tgp.- A. 'J .-fs X ,, 1 9fsL NU, ff' W .-ff!! UZ! ,Sf ' 1 , '1 I. I 's, ff.. .1 if ff 'wx' .f X, xr -,-- ,1 ,,