Coldwater High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Coldwater, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1938 volume:

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Max' ir kccp allx'c for uw, aml for all xxlxo have gone before us, thc r ' N' ff tllx- r-' xx'lx lxavu rx-fruslxccl us in rl nur, if x . i . 'l have cnrortalm-rl us, of - 1' . f ml lou 1 1 3 ,' ' lx '- proved to all clxallcngvrs thc mth :ur . .xjr hx K his Agua' A . ' LA I! h lllillli LNTION 1 7' s Prrnclpal Mathcmatrcs and Eco nomrcs A B 1925 St Xavrer Col lege Cmcmnatr O jumor Class Adviser We th class of 1938 consrdcr rt a srngular privilege to dedrcate this second Issue of the Telescope to our Prmclpal Mr McDev1tt rn recognrhon of hrs erghteen years of farthful serxrce to Coldwater High School Hrs diligence and Chrrstran rdeals hue been an rnsprratron to us hrs ready wrt and rnterestmg anecdotes from hrs own colorful life have lrghtened the most drffrcult studres Our profound gratrtude for the hours of torl he has spent to advance our knowledge of mathematrcs of economlcs of clvrcs and of socrology go vuth Mr McDex1tt as he tenders hrs resrgnatron thrs year . . I .y - s v ' D K. 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XQEQVVQL 61' X II L I ,ff f - THE TELESCOPE BOARD OF EDUCATION R R Mueller Vlee Presrflent Paulj Fronmg Clerk Frank Mmtcmaker Leo Bruggeman A I Blrkmeyer Preqldent An open minded Board of F lLlC'lfIOll rs eventual to the maintenance of a prof ressnve school The dass of 1038 rcalnzw thai and wmheo to ewprese nts 'sppreclatron for the eneroue Qprrlt Shown hx the Board of Educatron of Coldxx 'lter schooli rn provldmff the neeesgary facrlltles for the ment'1l moral and phxsueal trammg neecseary to enable ue to cope wrth the problems of the world tomorrovl THE TELESCOPE Mr Noll Supenntendent Mathematncs and School admmnstratlon M A 1934 Ohio State Ul'llVLI'Slfy Columbus O l have been requested by the Staff to glve a message for thus pubhcatlon of the TELESCOPE To mamtam the harmony of the theme Kmghthood l shall express this message as a Superintendent looking upon thlrty seven Young Lochmvars gazmg out and ready to enter upon a new world of affarrs New to you' You have been glrded In the past twelve years by parents and teachers with a rehglous Intellectual and physical armour whlch equrps you to cope with this world of affairs May you be successful My very thoughtful personal and professional good washes go with you Sincerely yours l 'ly :- Q ' , .. ,. ,I . . . . . x y 'THE TELEQCOPE -A99 f-'U' Commerce M A Umversxty of CIDCIHUHTI Cmcmnatl O Sophcr more Class Advlser Science and Industrlal Arte M A 1014 Umvermtv of Rmhwter Rochester N Y Sophomore Class AdVlStf THE TELESCOPE wwf Ph5Q1ealFducatnon Enhlwh Vo canons A B 1930 MIHHTIUHIVCT Advlser .ago I uri Fnglleh and Soual Gum es A B lQ25 Sucrecl Heart College Cmcmnatl O Semor Clase Advlser f. ,E f . . 1 7 fx ' I v nr N I - sityx fixforcl, Ohio. junior Class THE TELESCOPE 8-FSQ Home Economics and Latm B S 1933 Ohio State Umvers1ty Columbus, Ohlo Freshman Class Advise r. jfwfwfmi 'imnl Quenu and Musn B M Damn Ind Frnshman Clwss Adxmr wpf 'T. ' H - ' f ' 1954 tsrf Marys Collsgs, Nubffe 4 ' Q X, . 1 ra. ' , ' . I . Q, . I I SENICDRS '-P '-1' THE TELESCOPE QF sl QMMW Modern Educational Ambition Eat spaghetti with chop stlclcs Expression Well have a little orcler President of Class 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Football 4 as etball I 2 4 Volleyball I 2 TELESCOPE Band I 2 3 4 C Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Operetta 4 Class Play 3 4 'PQ Commercial Ambition English Ad vlser Expression Woo Hoo! ec retary to Miss Descb Class Plav 3 Comet Staff 2 3 Commercial Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Secretary of Class 3 4 Class Ora tor 4 Modern Educational. Ambition: Major League Ball Player. Expression: l'll give you two guesses. Football 3-4' Basket- ball I-2-3 Captain 4' Baseball I-2-3-4' Class Play 3-4' C Club 3 President 4' Treasurer of Class 3-4' Glee Club 3. wx-V' -1- -5 ..:, ns: -- .. ,rf r ,, ul.., A 1 Modern Educational. Ambition: To beat Joe Louis. Expression: UO. K. Puppy. ppm Commercial Ambition Sales-woman Expression Oh Shoot! Secretary to Mass Crahs Clee Club 2 3 Class Orator 4 Commercxal Club 4 -'UD npr' 41 --1' Commercial Ambltxon Stenographer Expreauon That a what you aayl Sec retary to Mr Oberholzer Clan Play 3 Glee Club 2 3 Commercial Club 4 Commercial Ambition Private Sec retary Expression 'That s what you thlnlcl Secretary to Miss Johnston Commercxal Club 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 N , A --.pf ' l l tg' y C r A3 dzdzzwf 'ff' Y.. C uv '. 4 ., . THE TELESCOPE el Modern Educational Ambxtxon Artist Expressxon For Heaven s Sake! Commercial Club 4 Clee Club 3 4 Class Orator 4 16 0-MQK' College Preparatory Ambltlon To be an electnclan Expresslon You tell em Volleyball 2 Football 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Oper e ta 4 C Club 3 W A4-of Modern Eclucatxonal Ambltxon Society Edztor of New York Txmes Fxpressxon l bet cha! Secretary to Mnss Thomas and Mr Oberholzer Clee Club 2 3 Com merclal Club 4 Class Play 4 0046 Modern Educatxonal Ambxtlon Walt ress Expression Gee Whxzl Com merclal Club 4 9? College freparatory Ambition Coach of the House of David Expression Walt a mxnute Class Play 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Commer cnal Club 4 C Club 4 Secretary to Mr Munn ,lv- qi' THE TELESCOPE ml' M Q R ,36- Modern Educatxnnal Ambltlon Stew ardess Expres lon Oh My Goshl Comrnercxal Club 4 A Commerclal Ambxtxon Champxon :ce slcater Expressxon Well good! Secretary to Miss Gerdxng C Club 3 Secretary of Club 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Comet Staff 2 Class Play 3 4 Commercial Club 4 37 and 38 TELE SCOPE MMM WMM Commercxal Ambmon Prxvate Sec retary Expressron Oh Boy! Secre tary to Mr Oberlmolzer Class Play 3 Commercxal Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Orator amiga Commercial. Ambition: Busrness Man- ager. Expression: Hi Pestl' Secretary to Mr. Noll: Cla's Play 3-4' Commercial Club 4' Student Manager 4' C Club 4. College Preparatory Ambltlon Chemical Englneer Expression Oh Gee Whrzl Student Man a er l 2 3 4 C Club I7 THE TELESCOPE 5 W7-M College Preparatory. Ambition: En- R-M gineer. Expression: Oli, Yeah! De- bate 4: Class Orator 4. fiiollb A' Modern Educational. Ambition. To Travel. Expression: Skip it! Com- mercial Club 43 Clee Club 2-3-4g Class Play 4. Commercial. Ambition:Aviatrix. J 'VZ 4 Expression: Raspberriesl Com mercial Club 4g Band I-2-3-45 Sec- retary to Miss Crabs. IS College Preparatory. Ambition: En- gineer. Expression: Come on! Clee Club 2-3. Z1 College Preparatory. Ambition: To beat Eddie Duchin. Expression: l ain't sayin'l Debate 3-4: Band I-2-3: Cleef Club 2-3-4: Operetta 45 Class Play 3: Ed- itor of '38 TELESCOPE: Comet Staff 2-3: Cheerleader l-2: Class Orator 4. E THE TELESCOPE 6 'L 6?2'7fw4. , ...T College Preparatory Ambltxon Flour Muller Expression How about seem you home? C Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Basketball l 2 Football 3 4 Glee Club Baseball I 2 3 4 Volley ball l Class Orator 77575 Qfsm College Preparatory Ambltlon Cham plon Pxng Pong Player Expression H Ya Tootsl Basketball I 2 3 4 Volle ball l 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Comet Staff l 2 Cllee Club 2 3 C Club 3 4 Commercial Ambxtlon Beautlclan Expression Oh Heck! Secretary t Mr McDevitt Operetta 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Modern Educatxonal Ambmon Nurse Expressxon Oh Shoot! Attended Stnvera Hugh rn Dayton I 2 3 Clee Club Modern Educational Ambmon News Reporter Expresalon O gee whlzl Commerclal Club 4 I9 THE TELESCOPE WMM Modern Educational. Ambition: Avia- tor. Expression: UO. K. Commercial Club 4. College Preparatory. Ambition: To Travel. Expression: Oh, Grandi Sec- retary to Mr. Pearce: Banrl I-2-3-4g '38 Telescopeg Comet Staff 3g Class Play 35 Operetta 43 C-lee Club 2-3-4: Cheer- leader 2. N L W ,CJ Commercial. Ambition: Archi- 5 - M' tect. Secretary to Mr. Noll. Cnlee Club 2-3: Commercial Club 4. College Preparatory. Ambition: For- ester. Expressiom' So Gose it! Foot- ball 3-4: Basketball l-2-3-4: Baseball 2-3- 41 Volleyball I-23 C Club 3-4: Operet- ta 4: Clee Club 2-35 Class Play 4. Expression Peep peepi Secretary of Commercial Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Clans Play 4. C 'l.Ab't' :Sl Lad. omrnerlciai -m 1 ion a es y 20 'T if THE TELESCOPE 'K' il X i . Commercial. Ambition: Athlete. Expression: Gee, Whiz! Secretary to Mr. Blaeserg Commercial Club 43 Glee Club 23 Class Play 4. dsztf Commercial Ambition Trombone player in Guy Lombardos orchestra Expression Yeah Manl Band 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Secretary to Miss Crahs Class Play 4 00 College Preparatory Ambition Bancl Director Expression Come on you guys quit the foolishness Band I2 3 4 C Club 3 4 Football 3 4 O er etta 4 Class Play 4 Glee Club 7 3 4 Comet Staff 2 3 Debate 4 Volley ball l 2 Captain of Football Team 4 ima! Modern Educational Ambition Fred Astaire ll Expression That there Baseball l 4 Teacher Expression Cnmeny Salcesl Commercial Club 4 Secretary to Miss Crahs Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Orator 21 THE TELEQ-COPE Progranl of I 01111116111 ement and Iii 1 Cpllilll CCJ'VlNlEIXNCP NAFNT l RUURAM Ureetmg, Oratron Esther lxnapke Resume of Commeru xl Edueatron Oratron Ernest jutte Our Own Hlhh School 'Song Mlxed Quartette Loyal Hearts Wrll Not Forget Uratuon Howard Myers The Nobel Prxze Farewell Oratron Ruta Kramer Seeomlarx Eilllkatlllll for Personal Adjustment Song Semor Grrls Mornmg Class Mlclress Mr rltnry P Fromng, Presentatron ol Drplomas Nlr PX Prrkmexer Pres ot Sehool Board Welcome Speech Response Class Hrstory Class Wrll Class Prophecy The Lamp Went Out Remarks Farewell Class Song Graduates Dear Old Sehool Days jUNlOR SEINOR RECEPTION MAY 17 Song Song Song Danemg Charles Hess Robert Wlllhoff Bermee Dabbelt Harr1etW1ll Marv A Gebele Ruth Ahrns jumor Class Mr Noll C, Y 5 ID A 1 I f lil ll 'f .' 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E D THE TELESCOPE SFNIOR I LASS HISTORY ln the year 1933 slxty sux entered Coldwater Hugh School ln thus year the frrst trophy was awarded to our school wrth the wmmng of the North western Ohio Volleyball championship Our athletes Wrllhoff Bruns Sowar Lauber Myers Tekamp and Braun also helped to brmg home trophres m soft ball and nn baseball Ruta Kramer had the honor of bemg on the County Seholarshtp Team rn Algebra and won fourth plaee m Bowlmg Green Dnstrrct and Honorable Mention ln the State Slx Freshmen Selhorst Kramer Sutter lxanorr Wrllhoff and Swartz were charter members of our now famous band ln the followmg year we welcomed Mass Eleanor Gerdmg to the faculty comrng as our hrstory teacher and Glee Club director from St Marys College South Bend Our athletes a am won the trophy In soft ball and the state ehamplonshlp ln volleyball Jn the County Scholarshrp Team were Knapke for Engllsh and Kramer for Geometry The latter agam won a htgh place at Bowling Green The followmg year found us upperclassmen We chose Robert Wrllhoff to lead us assrsted by Esther Knapke as Secretary Herbert Bruns as treasurer and Mass Elura Deseh as faeulty adviser Upon these devolved the respons nblllty of the jumor Semor Reeeptlon an affalr we shall never forget Our elass play You re the Doetor was a tremendous sueeess Thrs year we Noll to the exeeutlve posrtron Bernree Dabbelt joined us from l C H S and Herbert Gottes from Burkettsvllle ln thrs year football was begun at Cold water Hugh and the C Club was orgamzed The baseball trophy and our fxrst County Leavue Basketball trophy vtere won Esther Knapke was agam pun the County Seltolarshlp Team and vson fourth place ln Englrsh at Bowlmg Jreen We had now reached the last lap semors We elected the same officers as the previous year We weleomed Mtss johnston to our faculty and ln Feb ruary Mary Maekey from BYIVCFS Hwh Dayton Thrs year marked the wm mng of our frrst County Basketball Tournament trophy The baseball Champ ronshrp was agaln upheld This year we presented the frrst operetta rn the history of the sehool The debatmg teams with Swartz and Kramer as Cap tams upheld a clean slate throughout the season and won the coun y champ lonshlp The band made the hr hest ratmg at the dlstrlct contest 'xt Sprmg field and at the state eontest at olumbus Ten of the class competed rn the Semor Scholarship Contest and Rrta Kramer won a hugh place not only m the county but also ln the drstrlct and ln the state Novl vse have come to the end of our hugh school career and we hope to be as sueeessful m the future as vse have been durmg the last four years W Y T1 W 7 E ,J J I , . - . . I . I . . . V . Q - I ' 'Y V . V U 7 7 ! ' - . l ' ' 7 7 7 Y V 7 . Y I ' , V , V u Vw ! V ' K V s 7 l N V. xe' E e lc E V .C . J - . .. . - . N . v . V 1 i s lk ' N F' 7 ,, ' V V ' ' said farewell to our beloved superintendent, Mr. Antony, and welcomed Mr. ' I an vv G . ' , . , , x . x A I I ' .K ' . . - . , . E X E h ' I .- . . . 1 x ' 1 I I ' ' I . X a . .- ' 4 7 K l - 1 I - - , , . E , - 1 V V . , -wxk ' 1 K v ' A K. THE TELESCOPE SEN IOR t LASS PliOPHl1,t X The day at the office haxmg been partreularly hard I seated myself com fortably in an easy chair to read the paper and listen to the radio The peppy swing music made me feel young again The announcer said it originated un der the baton of Robert Willhoff Remembering hnn as 'rn old cl1ssmate of my hi h school days I searched the radio page and found in the personnel of his wmgsters the name of Mary Mackey as Violmist Clara Sutter as trom bonist Betty Stickle as clarinetist Pauline Wenning as drummer Ruth Kanorr as pianist Mary Oebele as coronetist Berniee Dabbelt as saxaphone player and Harriet Will as tuba player Herbert Gottes was a featured singer The headlines mentioned an airplane crash Looking more elosely I found that Edgar Swartz had piloted the plane which had run into an unex pected storm Stewardess Margie Baeks kept the people calm and no one was seriously injured The financial page reported that Herbert Bruns vtealthy Texas oil mag nate had invested in an inventon by Ned Hess a ehemieal engineer known in radio work and her friend Marjorie Selhorst vaeationmg together in Florida after the release of the lattcrs latest pieture Miss Dorothy Gast dress designer for the firm of Tekamp 'md Koesters vxas visiting her parents in this city Lucille Bettmger had fallen heir to the entire fortune of a famous doctor for whom she had been private secretary Wirephotos pictured a terrible auto collision Mareella Doll of May 6: Company had collided with Marietta Rindler and Dorothy Harlet famous beautrcians Immediate and vxas gixen when Doctor Myles Lauber with his nurse Madonna Schroer and Sheriff William Shoekman rushed to the ene Marriage licenses attract my attention often but tonight there was but one couple Rita Klosterman and joseph Sowar whom I knew I couldnt miss the new comic strip written by Marion Becker nor the sport page with the newest achievements of Howard Myers and his Ohio State football team and of Mary Doek who had become a second Eleanor jarrett and wa Uolng abroad to defend her Olympic title News flashes reported that North Pole explorers Louis Braun and Ernest jutte had been lost in a blizzard off the coast of Alaska Miss Esther Knapke had been awarded the Pulitzer prize for her latest story A program of delightful operetta music followed with Rita Kramer a member of the Metropolitan Opera Companv as soloist Miss Kramer was touring the country with her manager Ralph Drees Havm been informed about all my old classmates I put aside my news aper and' egan to muse that our high school career at Coldwater had mdeed een worth its while T 1 1 1 1 1 V' 4 k be A , ' 1' 1 ' ' C V x rl' - l ' x 'Q 1 ' I I 1 r U 1 i - A . . ' ' ' - - X X x C 1 :Q . 2 . Y x C fx: x ' X 1 ' ' - . v . . . ' K . . , . , , I , ' x x xv I ' ' a - 1 x ' x I H s x h , C X . . K x s, rx I l ni . -' ' ' ' s x s - x ' v x y' x x , . Outstanding on the society page were the names of Lucille Luken, well- , Q O x I X. vxfxwn N I 1 le E e, I e . ' I . I l C e 1 Y. V . rv . . . V I Y A - Y ' . . . . I .I x . .- . Q u Q O I A A , ' , r sc . . I , Q , . . . . C , - . V I' r r 1 , X ' 1 1 . s D 2 ' b . . u o y ' , . -1. , 5 y D 5 I I ' THE TELESCOPE LAST WILL AND TLST NMEWI Be rt remembereel that we the Senror Class of 1038 feelmg that the trme has eorne when we must pass forever from the llfe and actlvtty of Colelwater High School anel betnff at the present day ln normal mmd elo make thls wrth a elear memory our last will anel testament be queathlnv to our underelassmates Hrst The nnposnnff trtle ot SLITIOI' and the so ealleel Semorrty rregats beeond The abullty to eo operate mth the teaehers and classmates through out the years to eome T nrel Our elass um y Fourth A loyal C H 9 spnrrt rn athletics anel all school funetrons Fnth The eapablltty to rarse funds to defray class expenditures Sixth Our eood behavror cheerfulness and studlous attrtude ln he study hall Seventh A plaee rn the hearts of our teachers who loved us devotedly for years watt r share of the ronors yyon by H S rn the last tour ye mth T ae Senror Banquet May rt be a soel tl tunetron for years to eone Tenth Our loye for the faeulty May yye llve as loner ln thetr memory as they vull m ours To varrous rnelrvleluls we make these personal eafts trustlng they may be appreerated 0 O J 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 O 'l 0 0 Paul Hausefeld and Walter Knapchaffer Robert Wrllhoffs chance to follow tn Tyrone Poyy ers footsteps Roger Behm anel Ralph Roth Ralph Dreess splendid phvslque Ralph Gtere and Vylalter loehteteld Edgar Svyartzs and Louls I royy n s football bllrtv Carl Kremsner Irne t lutte s bashfulness Ruth Hartnnf Rtta Kramers analysts of atonne aetlon Charles Hess lamar Tekamps teehnvoue on the dance floor knowledge Herbert Braun anel Arthur lrnk Marlan Beek s foolrshness and love tor study ltnus Hausefteld anel Kahle Cummmgs Neel Hesss shower bath reeetved from hrs untque sneeze Ruta Kaup and laura Mae Sehlosser Paulrne Wennmgs anel Ruta Kloserman s anabrtlon to beeome frreat athletes Xlfreel Hemelearelen anel Herbert Moeller Herbert Gottes s happy go lucky attitude Rrta Braun Madonna 'iehroers opportunttv to become secretary to the President of the U 9 Dennrs 'indhoff and Iohn Fox Stanley Koesters Crvrcs knowledge Georffe 'iehroer loc 'iovy ars talent to pronounce btg words he doesnt know how to use Nobert Oppenhenn Wtllram Qehoekman s quietness Xdelauele Tlnevnrn anel Marreta Oppenhenn Ruth Arhns basket ba abrlrty Orynlle Doek Myles laubers one opportumtv to become presndent of an Oil lndustry y Catherlne Werner and Ie an 'ioyvar Dorothy Harlet s and Marietta Rmdler s elose friendship ayy renee lloy nw andV1ylan 'iunderhause Clara Sutter s wrse cracks Mae ames lt k Xoltz and Don rld Deselt Herbert Bruns popularlty yyrth the farr seat Marne Osterfreld luetlle Bettunffers speed on the tyfpewrrter Alberta Wuebbltn llarrlett Wrll s aelorable dimples l' I ln Wrtne ss yy he re of ue the aboye named testators have hereunto caused Olll' re presentatrve to set lns hand thus the 23 day of May rn the year of our lord nnneteen hunelreel anel thrrty ewat ATTORNEY Mary Agnes Gebele 1 ' ' 1 1 X Y 1 we , k J' L . 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I ' st S v t a ' -sv 1 rx, I m N K A . C K X '. 4 ' A . A .. 4 , ..' e 17 , ' - ' XX X . ' N' Val . i . 'gif' -, . 11 15 4f I 2 Herb How Do You Rate? 3 Is xt good? 4 Miss Thomas Cynosure 5 ust Kids 6 Hope he doe-an t aII 7 SWBYQZIC 8 Annual staff t work 9 Does the dog play too? I0 Who s Iaehmd the mask? I I The Three Muskateers I2 Semor Farmerette I3 Kahle I4 Look at the monkeys I5 Don t you wish you were a Senior'-5 I6 ull I7 Greasy I8 Herbxe and? I9 Camera Shy Freshman 20 Chlckazuma Cala 2l Four of a kxnd 22 Whatl No Boys5 23 Isn t he cute? 24 Amt Iove grand? 26 D nA 1 r fp -' D if ,I ' PI' ' 1 .I x , ' if 5 'I , I ' an 1 , A 1 N-I 1 I 1. , ,fn . -2 A E, il - , P sl I -I I II Jr. ' f' I I 'S v 'I , - .QI ' In I, ff -Q I ' Z1 I ,W Y . .h N 'x . Joe. . , . ' . ' , . . I . ' . . . ' f' . . . ' . . a . UNDERCLASSMEN All a- dia ff NX ii , THE TELESCOPE Fxrst Row Left to right R Roth W Buachur R Hartxngs M Lechner R Behn A Depweg L Ruetschxlmg R Kaup L Koesters H Stahl R Huelsman Second Row Fox V Sunderhaus V ames M Oppenhexm C Kremaner L. Wennmg D Schmlt M Schro der M Mmmch R Ha burg D Roaengarten C Staugler Thlrd Row O Fullenkamp L. Schlosser Bomholt A Poor D Wendel M Kunk Hemmelgarn Fourth Row W Knapscboefer R Roessner L Hoyng P Hausfeld M amen G Schroer R Welgel D Sudhoff A Wuebbllng W Homan L Hausfeld H Moeller N Oppenhelm JUNIOR CLASS Stop' Look agam and read onthesebrnght countenances the marks of the Il'llfl3tlVC and lndustry whrch have provnded the chlef xmpetus for practically every hugh school 3CtlVlty This energetic class first gained dlstlnctron by wlnnmg the mtermural basketball tournament as sophomores Both gurls and boys repeated the feat thus year as well 'ls supplymg the major part of the varsrty qumtet, m the persons of Charles Hess Ralph Wergel and Mac james The two latter brought honor to theur school their class and themselves by bemg awarded places on the All Dlstrlct team Two jumor cheerleaders Dolores Rosengarten and Vrvlan Sunderhaus are members of the varslty trro Manta Oppenherm Mary Ann Lechner and Vlfglflla james were the yumor s contrlbutron to our champxon debatmg team The gumors on the scholarshlp team are Charles Hess and Denms Sudhoff American Hrstory Ralph Wergel and Wrlfred Homan English lll George Schroer and Oscar Fullenkamp chemistry The rumors supplied the major part of the football team and the operetta cast count a large number In the band Commercial Club and C Club and comprise the junto Club Thev presented a very successful class play on December 20 and gave the senxors a grand reception May lf Their worthy leader IS Charles Hess presrdent assisted by Carl Krems ner as vice president Roger Behm as secretary and Ralph Wnffel as treasurer -N . l 1 'VM' 3 ' ' 1 K s , .M - - X , kv C I t 1,4 . C i Q.. f .' , . . . I . 5 - v - 1 - . 1 - s - 0 . . . . . . . . . , . . i . . . . 1 . . , . , a - 9 - C 1 . n - rn u - y - 1 - - . . .J. . . , - f - . R. Braun, M. Werner, A. Thleman, C. Hess K, Cummins, E. Carmen, Nl. Osterfeld, A. - . . . , , , . . . I . . . - . - . . . . . - . - . 1 ' Y . , f K V. . . . . , , . , . 1 K 1 4 9 V . . , . . . . I n n . O . I . 7 ' Y I 7 , t , c . . . x . . A f ' ' ' U n v K r 1 ' . . ,., , . 1 v ' - t 5 . THE TELESCOPE 'FW' Frrst Row Left to rxzht R Gross E. Wllker ane Sowar ean Sowar M Brugge man R Schwleterman A Drees M Adams R Laux E Yaney Seconcl Row M Axe R Drees Nl Crete l Werner S Crete P Schmlt A Buschur I Relchart Tlurd Row R Mueller C Hoyng R School: D Studor M Kohler C Homan EFol1:rtl'1 Row A Moorman H School-c D Hxerholz r D Huelsman W Depweg yxn Fxftlm Row R Schmlt Volz L Osteholt MeDev1tt L Synck L Doll Z Sutter Braun P Forstlxoefel Slxth Row O Klosterman R Cxere W Snider M Dabbelr Turckes O Dock Wellman E Flnlc A Kramer D Tangeman W Lochtefeld SOPHUMURF I I ASS Having outworn the trmrdrty of verdant freshmen the sophomore class flung rtself wholeheartedly mto support of school actrvrtres For effrcrent service m the football lme throughout a strenuous season Werner Lochtefeld Ralph Grere and Wayne Smder vxere awarded letters and rnembershrps rntheVarslty C Club Sophomore members of the operetta chorus were jack Volz jane Sowar ean Sowar lrene Werner lrene Staugler Salome Cnere Marian Grere Omer Klosterman Hoyt Ensrgn and Howard Schoch Qophomore cheerleaders are jean and jane Sowar The sophomores held a gay party on February 16 and a Theatre Party on Aprrl 26 The sophomores on the scholarshrp team are Hoyt Ensrgn and Lawrence Eymk brology Howard Sehoch and Margaret Bruggeman World Hrstory Lours Synck and Arnold Kramer Englrsh ll lrma Rerchart and Marian Grere latm ll john McDevrtt and Rrta Sehvxleterman geometry The offrcers of the sophomore class are Howard Schoch presrdent john McDevrtt vlce presrdent Irma Rerchart secretary and Marian Grere treasurer --.2 , 3, A . I . S K, ,at TV, ' 1 .. 'nt' ,.. -A - ,-I . Us , A Qt . e 1' V ' ' ' s. ' 4 ' ' Fr It . 1 ,:,l, F Y 'Ar' I 'V ' , mor' , R, f 4 gsxg ' V 'fx I as ' U- Q Z . . , . ' ,J ,J , . - ' A V ' 1 1 3 . g . n , I - - v - -v - v ' n . Q , . l , . , . . . ' - . v - p - . . , . , . , A. Lmk, D. Stevely, H. Ensign. N. Weis, V '-' - - - , . ' e , . , . , L. . - . .J. , . .J- ' . . , . , . , H. , . . . 1 1 1 N K J A J , Ki . c X. , 1 ' Y . Y 1 C ! ' ' ' ll I, , , s ,. . . , , e. . . x. r r r J V I Y 7 l l 1 . s . . . . . l 1 V . . , . . . . ' : .' 1 l N T 4 v 1 A . 5 I x 1 v . D . . S V. x - , , . . .e I , , 1 ' l a l 9 THE TELESCOPE f-. F Frrst Row-'H Sudhoff Bernard R Staugler R Luken A Vagades L Heyne Stukenborg R Haubert Second Row F Myers M Braun Wm Wellman Hartmgs D Romer M Op penherm V Homan Third Row-O Kloaterrnan He s A Kolp E Bruggeman P utte C Dock C Holclhelde L Lemxng P Rerchert Top Row L umter Eymk V Oppenhexm E Wennxng A Lmk L Fronmg F RESHMAN LLASS The class chose as therr leaders for the year Vmcent Oppenherm as president Paul Relchert as vrce presrdent Helen Lechner as secretary and Marian Schock as treasurer First Row M Schock L Collett M Backs I Sutter V Tekamp R Forsthoefel Staugler B Huelsman B Lauber Second Row R Roeaaner L Nlescher E Abela M A Rutsclnlllng M A Mestemaker M Borgert R Hausfeld H Lechner R Cron B Rxethman Third Row R Mlnnxch W Muller H Wendel D Stall E Meier E Dortten M C Dues M H Colby D Lrnk Fourth Row A Wynk A Bruns M Fortl-:amp A Carman R Will A Kessen R Stahl L Vagades Top Row M Rosengarten M E Conte P Brockman H Lefeld H Buschur Borger A M Hamberg R Bernard 5 V f - A A 'L 4: 11 ' ' 5- rb' 4 rl I ' A 2 J. 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' 7 1 , 5 o I g 1 g - g g ' .ul Q y . 1 - , ' fy r 1 , , I . . f M - THE TELESCOPE St HUOLI ALENDAR September 0 Openme of school Oreamzatmn of classes Football Roekford Coldwate Freshman w1ener roast Gnls soft ball team Vtlll pennant Band Fest1val Fort Wayne October F Jtball lllll'1 St Rose C H 5 Football Nersatlles Coldwater Football St Marys Coldwater junto Club or famzes Football Bradford Coldwater jun1or w1ener roast Semor Halloween partv November ree tax 'tll Samts a Football Celma Coldw ater No Sehool Teachers lllkkfln f Amenean EtlllL'lfl0l1 Week Program by C0l1llllCTLl'll Classes Ctilllllltfelll Club or Fllll7kS Football Areanum oldwater Arm1st1ee Dax Prohram Lhure I1 ot trod Thanks IVIIIQH xaeat1o11 bet December Basketball Cel1na Cold xater Base ktball Coldw ater Br 1dtord Feast Dax No sehool Basketball Mendon Coldwater jlll'll0l' eandx rattle Faeultx Chnstmas pam Basketball St john Coldwater jlllll0I' Class play C0lllll1L.fLl'lj junto CllI'lStIll'lS party Basketball W1llsl11re C H S Carollmg by mus1e classes Chr1stmas program and bee nmg of vacatxon january Baek to sehool sleetball I C H S C Basketball Ft Recoxery C Hb Ft Recovery U1rls belt od water g1rls Basketball Genexa Coldwater Basketball l.1ma St john Coldwater Basketball Waslungton Twp Coldwater Basketball New Bremen Cold water Coldwater CIFIS lose to Buckeye gn s Debates Coldwater defeated Ft Recoverv and St Henrv Basketball Roektvrd C H S B sketball St H nrx C H S February March Aprll May 27 Basketball lt Recovery Cold water Debate Coldw ater negatwe de feated St Henry Basketball W1llsh1reC H S Semor party Sophomore party Basketball Celma Coldwater Qoldwater 'lfflflll'itlV defeated Ft Reeoxery Freshman party A new sernor Mary Mackey Vve wo1 the tournament HURR XY' F1rst game won lll Shawnee tournament B 111d eoncert Coldwater loses seeond game 1n Uperetta Coldwater wo11 DlSfflCf Band Contest County Spellmv Contest at Coldwater SLITIOI' Scholarshlp test County Muste Fest1val at Mendon The Baseball season opens Cel1na H1gh defeated Band concert Baseball Mendon Coldwater Scholarsh1p contest State Band Contest at Columbus Sophomore theatre partv Baseball Neptune Coldwater D1nner for operetta cast Semor Class play Athlet1e Banquet Baseball Ft Reeovery C H S D1str1et State Seholarsh1p Test at Bowlmg Green F1elel Day jun1or Sen1or Reeept1on Seholarsh1p awards at Columbus Commeneement F1nal exams Class Day Last day of school So long' w ' 1 1 26. l 1 I lf' 7. A A . . . l-Q 8. f ' . 27- 'f 3- Q- 1 M- - - 1 rl . 1 '- e . - . I ,x ' g cf ' 4 1 ' 1' - . . C. ll: - x K. C A . 30. .a. I . f-- . e -'- . . . 23. ' - '. ' -. 3 0 8. ef X c -2 . ' 3. ot . . N- . . S. 10. 1 3- 1 1 ' - 15- -7 ' 12. .-- - A ' -. . . 18- is 13. . 3 ' 3--5 . 23. j f . - ' 1 15. ..- - -. x X tj ' 'e X c A c ' 'S 3 27. . ' ' U '. l -- 1 I , 113. . . - . v 23. 1 ' 4- - , l. F -- l I s l3.y. 213. H V I ,t - 4. e - ' vc X Ae - 5. 3 - X - e. 7. . 1' -1 M- 3. j I V, ,N 1 . 1 l 9. ' 2 f. f ' - IO. 1 T1 2 'E yr ' 7' Z W ' - 24. Coldwater glrls' defeat Celina I4 4llSTVlCl Wllfllfillwnf- 25. . ' R 5. ' tgins. 19- ' y X ' F' ' 1 23. P - ' ,, 3. .. . -- ' 4- V. ' . 4. . W 1, -- 1 ' 5 -z 8. . .- . 2' 1 - x x - , 1. ' c '1 ' ' I 14. Q ' -. 3 X. 1 , 15. .- y '. .. . l2, - . ,K - 17. . - , - 1. .- - j 20. 1. i 20. i 21. fu- . .. 22' .. 4 - j - 22. 233. 5' 23. .. ' j .. 26, , l . 24. l I . A . . Hbin- 29. K 1 - - ' - 30. ' X - X . 3. - . - . 2. ' . 7. Ba ' . --. , .e.W- .H.S, 5. 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THE TELESCOPE tl--L E 3' X INTERMEDIATE GRADES-West Bunldmg First Row Left to right Robert enkms Leon Lmn Harold Rxtchle Kathryn Gengler anlce Ensign Betty enkms Irene Lmn Dons Mxdlam Betty Frantz Second Row Darl Knous Gene Coate Bobby Peters Edward Dock ean Becker Ins Frank ames Fryer Gene Smlth Thnrd Row Nell Cengler Roger Meyers Donald Hay Val Behm Faye Ferner Naomi Knous Audry Frank Bobby Lauber Roger Smith Fourth Row Mr Munn Lyle Smder Owen Frank GRADES WEST BUILDING PRIMARY GRADES--West Building First Row Left to right CertrudeVutz Marxlyn Lee Shxrley Rxtchne Vwnan Bowles Lowell Ferner Reese ames ames Mxdlam Luella Hay ames Andres Gene Gengler Phillip Andres Second Row Mary Lou Ritchie Beverly Ferner Nrle ames Dorman Frantz Earl Wuebbelxng Peter Vutz Patty L Coate Betty ane Coate Gene Buckley Harrlet Millet Thxrd Row Marilyn ames uamta Lmn Betty Lou Hay Audrey Knous Coralee Stratton Back Row Kenneth Lauber umor Behm Dean ames Richard Dreffer sing 214- .sl -If-Z 2 .au 3 'fm ' r- rt I ' 1. 5, lle V t r lf- + 'T' I 1 Ld, f dw ? 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W ' , ' THE TELESCOPE at fi f raw CRADE EIGHT East Building First Row Left to rlght Louls Schoclc oseph Volz Ralph Harlet Myron Knap Qchaefer Thomas Lechner Lxnus Huelsltamp Lxnus Mescher Paul Romer Leonard Belsher Harold Roth ames Wendel and Raymond Turclces Second Row Dolores Sutter Betty Crxeshop Esther Axe uanxta Knapschaefer Oclelxa Selhorst Edna Huwer Ccraldme Schlo-user Alice Ros Blaeser Helen Clere Helen Knapke and Dorothy Walter Thlrd Row Wxlma Hoyng Marcella Rexer Nancy Hens oan Romer Rosemary Laloge Mildred Hem Lllllan Schmlt Kathleen Selhorst Emerxta Schroer Ruth Hausfeld and Mildred Wolters lrene Stemlce Paul B ttlnxzer Norbert Cnere Frank Oppenhelm Thomas Oppenhelm erome Oppenhelm Elmer Dorsten and Elizabeth Rexer Flfth Row Urban Rosengarten Rxchard Roessner Marcellus Lmlc Kelth Schoen lem Howard Hamberg Floyd Schwegman Wilfred Obrlnger Alfred Kunk Francis Stelzer and Cyrll Fronmg Teacher Sxster Mary Alacoque C PP S GRADE SEVEN East Building Fxrst Row Left to Ylgyt Frednck Laux Ralph Staugler Sylvester Knapschaefer Wxllxam Short Lavern Wendel Albert Wexs Rxchard Smxth Louxs Rosengarten erome Kaup and Harold Drees Second Row Ruta Vagedes Mary Ette Sutter Mary Ann Cross Clara Huwer Helen Reichert Lucxlle Carman Vlfglhla Lechner Alma Bernard Leona Axe Fmenta Fox Edna Bruggeman and Alxce Rmdler Third Row Alma Kunlc Beatrxce Vfellman Thelma Hamberg Ruth Kramer Amta Wxlhoff Marv Cathenne Wextzel Myra Tekamp Luella Braun and Rosemary Lmk Fourth Row Paul Lefeld Mark Rutschllmg Rxchard Roth Paul uxnter Albert Braun Francis Hoemng Kenneth Mestemalcer Stanley Braun Paul Osterfelt Damel Lochtefeld Herbert Sanmng and Paul Laux Fnfth Row ohn Bruns Alvm Severt Paul Welgel Arlxngton Abels Herbert Braun Wxlfred Rosenbeclc and Werner Homan Teacher-Slater Mary Dnonysla C PP S T 1 A . rm H+ ,, . , of '5 an 'D . w ' ' . '- Q .Ag Q ,ai 452+ -K . . , VL 'F ,I F W Q ' I f ' lv 4 t A l f tif- J V . ' A P I 5 'kt 4 I fi um ' - ' :' ' . l . . . - . - at . f Q . - 1 . V Fourth Row-Harold Lefeld. Robert Buschor. George Rosenheck, Pauline Rosenbeck, . . 1 . I . . ' . I J h - a , ' H , - , Q ' . - 1 ' -J . ' . Q ' . ' . , Q 4- f . V . y 'iv E If .1 U A ' , 7 gil -1' - 5 .L ' 'f Y ' y -if ' Q1 in . ,J 1 5' 6 . 4 kv 3 V K , THE TELESCOPE -2. i -'QQ nn 1 V 4 ,-LY 4-H-r fu 31 IWQQ Xhqfga 3 GRADE SIX East Bulldrng rrst Row Wllllam Wextzel Wilfred R th R mary Hem ames 'Nc ll Ame- la Schoen Lerov Rosengarten Vrrgmla Wendel Frederick Cnere ames Blrt Rrchard Laux Ernest Sutter Second Row Marv C Hamburg Vlllma Smxth Ceraldme Schoch Alma Braun Rose mary Stuclcenloorg Beatrice Fromng Mary Reler Mary C Hem Mlrram Blaeser Luclllf Wolter Viola Dey, weg Clermame Staugler rhxrd Row 'Neal Wolf Fourth Row oan Laux Dorothy Hartmzs Henrietta Hasenlcamp Ruth Fronmg Catherine Homan Nothburga Stelzer Evelyn Severt oan Schlosser Barbara Op penhexm Vlfglnla Oppenherm lavln Ha nburg Rlta Schell Fifth Row Lavern Rosengart n Dale Knapeclafer Norman Schoch Betty We-nnlng oan Werrnxng leroy Hu lsman Raymond Kahlrg Lester Rosengarten Nvalter Braun aclc Sox ar Ralph Hoyng Ernest Buenmg., Urban Buemng Sixth Row Flmer Walt rlfu ch Robert Oppenhexm Donald Stemke Thomas Roessner Donald Wennxng W lfred Mescher 9 vr-nth Row W lfr d Abels L UI Vxllenborg lou: Vvalterbusch TEACHER S Qter Mary Alexla C PP S GRADE FIVE East Bunldmg nrst Row Left t right ann-H: Xolz Donald Roth Paul Harlett Mark Lechner Robert Hoemng Olner Cnr Rlchard Schultze Rrchard Turcke oseph Sutter K nneth For thoefel Roman Bu nmv Bernard Schmltr Richard Lulcen Second Row Betty Lou Fox Mrldred Wendel Lucxlle Hartmgs Vrvran Laux Margie Bettxr- er Antmnette Roessner Patrxcla Vagm-'des Rosemary Llnlc Vlola Cross R ta Fron ng Martha Short Dorothy C rlaclc Margaret Woeste Betty Cn-re Third Row pdna Depwegz Marv Alma Km Eleen Kunk Lester Buenmg Donald Forsthoefel Agnes Schroer Mary Ann Rergelsperger Thelma umter Rosevelyn Carman Rosevelyn Sudhoff Fourth Row Donald Thleman Charles Hem Vrctor Cerlack Herman Kunlc Anthony Lange Sylvan Brockman Wlllxam Bettmger Anna Marne Lrenxng Dorothy Ann Lxnlc Alberta Wellman l'1fth Row Norman Sev rt and Donald l-:nk Sixth Row Raymond Depweg Paul Hasenlcamp Hugo Knapschaefer Robert Rauh Norb rt Buschur ames Wenn ne Donald Wellman INEACHER Slster Mary Alda C PPS I -V -fn ,fa 3, , ' ' ' 'M ,- :vp T ss, I' 12,51 1 W 33.5 ,. f 5 , Q.- 'T' 5 ,B vi 'L' 121, f , ,fl ' T , F f' fi . - P ' :hav ' in y -ff I ,w 1 f 'fJf,::1 -as cf- an T4 . f' .' - 'qv Y L' ' ,I 1 - 7 j - ' - - .' 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X ll, . ,. . 1 h . 1 A v . l, r D V K T A , .M 1 5 1 , 7 THE TELESCOPE GRADE FOUR Fast Bmldmg Flrst Row Frances Selhorst Leona Ha-zenkamp Thomas Osterfeld Thomas Lulten Robert Bxrkmeyer Arthur Severt Henry Selhorst Harry Lee Streaclcer amen Mueller Edward Vlexgel Kathleen Staugler Dorothy Fox Second Row Ruta Stuclcenborg Paulme Mescher Alvlra Roth Mary Catherine Hoyng Alberta Volz Wilma umter Edna Weigel Lols Wenclel Manta Hoyng Marv Agnew Muller Paulnne Axe ancl Manta Xvolters Thxrcl Row Cyril Sutter Eugene Laux lmelda Stelzer Myra Oppenhexm Vxrgmla Meste-maker Nlarcell Huelskamp Dorothy Selhorst Grace Bettmger Martha Moeller and Marclll Llllk Fourth Row Harold Knapschaefer Arthur Drees Ramona Oppenhexm Martha Ann Relchert Dolores Wolters Velma Flnk and Paul Haubert Fxfth Row Loum Hamberg Eugen Hueleman Rxcharcl Woeste Donald Hoyng Carl Druggeman ame Hess Gregor Kahllg and PaulRutsch1lllng Teacher Slster Mary ulletta C PPS GRADE TH REE-East Bulldmg First Row Left to right Carl Depweg Paul Noll Carl Rlncller Betty Lou Link Kathleen Lmk Marv Ann Stukenborg Bett Lou Hamberg Delore-1 Schell Mane Fronmg annette Mueller Mlrlam Wendel Herbert Sutter Herbert Forsthoefel and Luke Drees Second Row Michael Schoclc Lavern Schmlt Robert Weltzel Ruta Obrlnger Dorothy Gxere Vlrglnla Tangeman lrene Kahlxg Dorothy Kramer Ruth Gerlach Mary Helen Walterbusch Lols Ann Romer and Luella Hamberg Third Row Thomas Desch Thomas Stembrunner Elleen Braun Gertrude Lxnlc Barbara Wennlng Leroy Carman and Kenneth Kessen Fourth Row Wllfred umter Albert Buenxng Lavern Buenmg Lavern Wenmng Anthony Wourms ames Hausfeld and Robert Kanney Fufth Row Lester Saalman Ferdmand Stxclcle Harold Wxnhoven and Howard Huwer Teacher Slater Mary Eustachxa C PPS I -,lf 1, , , 6 1 X, 1 , all .s4 ,U ' ' -54 A T Q' ' ' ' 5 ' H xl l ' . . . . , ,I ,I s . . , ' . ' ' . , : ' J , . . . - ' Q ' , ' . ' . ' . A tkffl' ?,,g.'t1., '.e , lg, I, 1 91 lf fx X E ,Q - ' ' I .1 . I . ' , . . A A'.l U V Fil is THE TELESCOPE KN A4 GRADE TWO East Bulldmg Fxrst Row Cermarne Hoyng Thomas Forsthoefel Kathleen Rleder Eugene Mueller Marxlyn Korfhagen Gerald Hem Audrey Schulze Eugene Cross Alma Hamherg Charles Blrkmeyer Loretta Hasenlcamo and amen Hoenlng Second Row Margie Lulcen and Walter Oppenhelm Thrrd Row--Gregor Buenlng Walter Braun Margaret Volz Mary E. Fromng Verlma Knaplce Maxme Lmlc Waneta Braun Velma Lulcen Dons 'Vlestemaker Rita Mae Schock Wnllxam Rauh and Urban Vag do-5 Mary Ann Severt Dorothy Homan Aloysrus Kanney and Urban RUl8Chllllhg Fifth Row Cletus Bettlnger Donald Rexchert Donald Luken Thomas Sunderhaus Ed ward Clere and Arnold Beumer l'E.ACHE.R Srster Mary Emerlta C PPS GRADE ONE East Building Fxrst Row Clarence Staugler Charles Fronlng Roland Weis Robert Bettlnger amcs Sowar Robert Burt Alvln Beumer Clyde Schell lvo Drees Paul Braun Paul Lrnlc Kenneth umter Robert Llenxng and Lavern Brockman Second Row oan Fox Luella Roth Vnrgxnxa Schmxdt Mary A Fisher Dorothy Stern brunner Frances Schmxt Marxlyn Rose-ngarten 'Natalxe Desch Dons Depweg and Alice R Wertzel Thrrd Row Pauline Ballmger Mary Ann Wendel Mary Desch Marrlyn Desch Marne Kremsner Martha Buenmg Marxlyn Wennxng Lucille Kunk Mary Lee Blllerman and Dorothy Kallmeyer Fourth Row Lester Obrmger Donald Mescher eanene Vag des Shxrley Lefeld Vlrgll Wlnhoven Lester Bruggeman and Lester Wennxng Fnfth Row Louis Crere ames Schoenlem Paul Huelskamp Thomas Hamburg and Lavern Wolters TEACHER Slater Mary Verena C PPS tl-1 i fi K f I f L, an .3 ' ', I 4 3 , 1 K 'fx .x Q . S 1 f - - ff X' ' 1 Y wi e L 'Q 1, V- A , ' - . ' P ' 1 s .31 'N Q 'L ex 3 na 3 ' N, . Ai l -. I f, ki L V, 4 4 . ,, , sk X, Y X 5 ' I i ' ls gi . . - 1 ' - J- -L ' . Q V -i Fourth Row4Carl Wendel,'Lavern Roth, Patrieia Hamberg, Margie Mueller, Lester Hein, ' - ' y . ' . x ' , J U .EJ . I l ' I' I '. . I 1 . ' ' J l A e v . ' . . . 1- ' 4 . ' J . ' . , ' f 1 I ' , l l f lu? V , ig 'S ' f f sb: ' ' ' X7 t l ' ' f I ,Ae ' 36. MUSIC I-,,T,-,X -27 THE TELESCOPE COLDWATER SCHOOL BAND MYRON A PFARCE DIRECTOR EDGAR A SwAR1'z PRESIDENT MARY EVELYN COATE STUDENT CoNDUc1'oR MARGIE SELRORS1' SECRETARY TREASURER COUNCILORS RITA BRAUN IFAN SOWAR Louis FRONING CARL KREMSNER A669612 The Coldwater School B'll1el direeted by Myron A Pearce made history during the year 1937 1938 A new division of solos and ensembles was 1elded most ot vxhieh were 1xx1reled superior or excellent ratings at the District and State Contests The band won a superior rating over five eontestms, Class C bands at the Western Central District Band Contest held at Wittenberg College M1reh I9 at Springfield Ohio and was awarded 1 superior plus Vlflllg 1t the Ohio 5t1te Contest of School Bands at Columbus Ohio on April 23 thus vemmnv the privilege of competing in the National Lontest to b held 'lt Elkh1rt lnehan1 on Mayl9th ln the f1ll of 1037 the B1nd Motheis Assoeiation purchased black mrhtarv vests trimmed with or1ng,e br1iel and gold buttons These add a smart touch to an attraetively umtormed b1nd The drum major now wears an 18 inch sh1ko ot bl1ek tur with omnge plume the tm mjumor drum majors wear eadet h its Tlltl 1 tmx lll'lNellt xelxet eo1t or1nge s1tm trousers and high black hat presents 1 sm1rt 'appearance l 1st September the members h1el the honor for the second time to play 1t Fort W'lXlle under the ehreetlon of Frank Simon leader of the nationally mn X Ile l1 P1rtierp1tion in the 'annual Peony Festival at Van eommumtx eelebmtions h1s been 1 m1tter of regular recurrence Besides the 1nnu1l t1ll 'lllel sprmh eoneerts 1 series of open air concerts are given the sumn see from the Mme wnel honor xehxeh this activitv has brouvht to is Alum M1ter ertwens it Colelxx 1ter IVIXL throtwh its medium ,qamed a wider u1mr1neesInp her hteneel spirit of h1rmom and cooperation an er ee mi Tl its members the Coldwater School Bane s sunph r 4 stimulus for h1rd xxork 'HYUTTIVLITCQQ and concentra l'UlIt'l tle Lea 1 i l ltx fthe ehreetor These together with cour e 'mel self eontrden He lunel1ment1l eh1r1eteristies neeessary to success in 'lllk fre 1 1 I 1 I I f- 1' X . Y 1 ' , .F h 7 I' lt ' 1 '1 x 13 X ' ' . r 1 ' 1 e x . 1 1 Q 1 X D S 1 ' xe l . ' y 'N ' K V h 'x x 1 C 1 1 , 1 , . X 1 , X 1 Q xx, esi F. . x 'I l . ' xx 1 I I . I IX K . a lu I K E A I. yi 5 1: X H . . . Q '13 ' 1 1 1 1 1 N' . -1 . e ' ' ' , X ' 1' 1 ' 1 km ' .- rr 'o S. nel. 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' Wert, the Mercer County Music Festivals, County Fairs, football gamesuand H 1 e 1 1 I K - n i 1 1 Nl K 11 I 4' N N X 1 K 1 X .Xe X - I . in ' J ter. Aril- T. -. ' '. I , 't . 1 1 , ' ,' .' l '1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ncq 1' . ' . :i - - 5 wb f ' , d a l1e'II IlppI i:lIiol1 ol islet 1 'J '- 1 ' ' I has . '1-l : ' ' . ' . 1 ' ' ' -. ' tion th sl I ' 'l :n1 .1 wi i 4' o - ' -- , -. -, ' 1 ' at! 1 ' ' ' M ' CU, I 1 ' I ' 1 1 ' ' l 3- x ' 'fe 1' . . . 1' 'rl l. THE TELESCOPE 431 First Row Left to right J.-me Sowar ean 'Se war Mary Ann Schroeder Margie Hacks Rlta Kloslerman Mary A Celaele Marv C, Kunlc Rita Kaup Mary H Adams Second Row Salome Glere Margxe Selhorst B rmce Dalsbelt Esther Knaplce Marian lere Dorothy Wendcl Betty Stlclele Lucxll Luken Laura Mae Seh' r re e Werner Third Row Miss Cerdmg director Clara Sutter Ruth Hartmgs 'Vlanta Oppenhexm Harrxet will Marv C Werner Ruta Braun Rlta Kramer Fourth Row Robert Xxflllhoff Maryf. Mackey Fdgar Swartz Ce rge Schroer ol'n Vol7 ADV KNI FII MUSH t,LAbb The advanced musle elass replaeed the Glee Club thxs year to undertake a more concentrated study of musle By meeting dally rt was able to devote tlme to the study of harmony and theory as well as of smgmg A large re pertoure was burlt up of unison two and three part songs of folk music negro spmtuals classleal and modern musle The members of thxs elass formeel the nucleus of the operetta class The chorus classes, besides presenting the operetta provide the music for all assembly programs and mterseholastle debates and cheereel shut ms wlth their Christmas carolmg All are under the dlreetxon of Miss Gerdlnv ser . '- F VX ' l. . Et f r L'-,Q . . r, l F4 ff-. - Q , .2 . . ,L A v I, .e M. W' -.z. 211 - : - , . J. . 1 , v - A , ' I , W - - K I . e V . . . . , . . v . 0 - - . . n sts n C , v f - we I n , . ,,. . . -1 , ,, ' , , , -1' ' , 4 0 h . , , 1 r .. 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1' - 4 A Jn 4 'e . , . , ' lv, 3 V ' .i x . . . x . v . . , . i x . . - , . . . .W X x Q. K K U 'Y V ' ' wc If x X I . x - . , . . e. r r I I . 5 X 1 I l X . x X . - , . x .x X -. . . ., . . . . 1 x . Vx N . . x . . b. THE TELESCOPE OPERETTA The first operetta rn the hrstory of the school was very successfully presented on March 14 by the Chorus Classes under the able drrectlon of Mlss Eleanore A Oerdmg The story IS lard ln a beautlfully staged country garden where a smglng contest rs bemg sponsored by the State Federatron of Musrc Clubs, represented by rts prestdnt Mrs Coleman she wlth the rrch contralto volce Susan Clrfton a shy orphan wrshes to compete but rs forbrdden by her tyranmcal step mother Mrs Scroggs Thus character together wrth her hen pecked husband and haughty daughter provtded much comedy through out the play Sue enlists the sympathy and support of Mrs Coleman s party and they persuade the constable another hrlarnous character to rntercede The story IS cllmaxed by the glorlfred Suc s urnnrng the contest and scholar shlp a valuable legacy and the heart of Bob Coleman More romantic mterest rs provided by the vlvacrous Barbara Coleman and jerry jackson and bv Miranda and Reuben two bashful young villagers The many beautrful vocal selectrons were accompamed by Mrss Dons Thomas at the plano and by the school orchestra under the drrectlon of Mr Pearce THE SUNBONNET GIRL Susan Clifton the Sunbonnet Curl Dorothy Wendel Abljah Scroggs her guardlan George Schroer Mrs Scroggs Abxjah s betterhalf Lucxlle Luken Evalma Scruggs then' dau hter Rrta Kramer Mrs Meadows head of the local muslc c ub Margxe Selhorst Hlram Meadows a kindly farmer Ralph Xvelgel Miranda Meadows thexr daughter Rnta Braun Sadie Sxmpkens her fnend Mary C Werner Mrs Coleman wealthy patron Ruth Hartlngs Barbara Coleman her daughter Manta Oppenhelm Bob Coleman her son Edgar Swartz erry ackaon Bobs ehum Robert Wrllhoff Ezra Mcspaven the village constable Charles Hess Reuben Mcspaven hrs son ack Volz Luella Lumpton a village maxden Mary C Kunk Chorus ane Sowar ean Sowar lrene Werner lrene Staugler Salome Clere Marian Glere Laura Mae Schlosser Roselyn Mlnmch Betty Lauber Betty Renthman Helen Wendel Rita Hausfeld oe Sowar Louis Braun Eugene Carman Roger Behm Lawrence Hoyng Carl Kremsner Omer Klosterman Hoyt Ensrgn Howard Schoch Paul Forstoefel Herbert Mueller and Ralph Huelsman , . . . , . . . . . V Y . , . ,. . Y ! ' , t. . , - x - . ' , . , , . . 7 .. 5, Y. . - . X . F Y ' K 1 . . J , t. Y , ...... , , ..... - , g .... , , 1 - - , .... , .... , .... , , .... , ..... J J , . . . . - Q , - - - , - - - - - J :J .J . . . . . . .J . . . . '55 'Ca 3' nm' hl to be that clog! 2 et a 3 sto Wx ne 4 Poor car 5 Cbampxons 6 Coocl loolung clog 7 Semor goxng a mlllung 8 The sage of Montesaw 9 Guess who I0 Coach and Th Stooge II Marne Departed I2 Rose between two thorns I3 Rndmg the Bantones I4 es I5 Scholarship team I6 Coates twins I7 ng I8 Reserve basketball team Q 1.4 - ,e 4 I is ' ' Q- 4 3 ' ' 4 I F - I H -I A ,J ' n Ki HI' A ,I fish '1 A I. O' ' . B it's fihh -ry. 3: 1 'll' . . . . A I . . l. ' ' ' I . .. V . I . - 'I ACTIVITIES II X III, I I I I I I I7 I 'Lis I I fx THE TELESCOPE 5 ,af KJ plrst Row Left to rlght Dons Thomas dll'BCtOY Dolores Rosengarten Marlta Oppen helm Dorothy Wendel Rlta Braun Alberta Wuebbllng Rlta Kaup Oppenhelm Herbert Moeller I IRL SHY umm Class Play lts too bad when a college student gets a glfl from honle thrown at hlm by llls stern father untll he IS glrl shy lt ls even worse when he IS dylng to know the fasclnatlnv Babs Sanford but qll'lllS because he learns she has sworn to lneet hlm But Babs proves tlllt 1 sweet dlsposltlon can wln the most revoltlng heart when slle forces her way lnto hls acqualntance by tradnff plaees vt lth the prettv younff lady who cleans hls room Excltement I9 ll1Cl'C3S6Ll when Tom s father appears Wlth the glfl of hls cholce At the masquerade ball the merry lnlx up IS on the wrong glrl gets kldnapped and Bab s ldentlty IS dlscovered But when the glrl from home wlns the college poet Toln s aunt wlns the dean and hls lfllplldellt room mate dCCldCS to be firlllllflll to hls dashlng lady everyone IS satlsfled CHARACTERS Tom Arsclale who I8 glrl shy Oke Stlmson who lsnt Carollne Toms Aunt Anthony Arsdale Toms father iylvla Webster Tom s pet averslon Dean Marlow Peaches Carter Olce s present weakness Asma a colored wash lady Blrdle Laverne a movle asplrant Barbara Sanford herself Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd college poet Chuck Mayo BIYCIIC s latest afflnlty Herbert Moeller Norbert Oppenhelm Alberta Wuebbllng Ralph Roth R118 Braun Walter Knapschafer Dorothy Wendel Rlta Kaup Dolores Rosengarten Manta Oppenhelm Paul Hausfelcl Carl Kremsner Ai, ,A Le. 'F-r , -- 3.1 . il.fmi'- 1- .-.... .., .' ' LQ. am R e, ,..-' -J ' 1-ea 1 My E .ns lf ew. ' - s l.. ' , x A - - H. .Q 7 ' 5-' l V N ,. 5' - . ' A -' E X ' I Q A - L 'l ' l ' II. F , . Second Row-Ralph Roth, Carl Kremsner, Walter Knapschafer, Paul Hausfelcl, Norbert rl w ' I ' , . , . , . . . . F . n . . . . 6 V I . I x 1. e .H X X . . ev lf 1. 1 3 3 X .C e . . . K . K it I . . . N 7. V 7 . . Z1 ' 4 rs . ' ' . . , . . . . I 1 x N l ,, ' - ' u ' l ' x . . , . , , . . . . . . , . . . . ' n x 7 A -. . . , e . 1 V 1 i . - - - - ' 0 I - . . ' . . . . . I - - - - THE TELESCOPE First Row left to rxght Herbert Cottes Mus Elvira Dench Director Mary Dock Rlta Klosterman Bette Stlckle Second Row Edgar Swartz Robert Wxllhoff Clara Sutter Herbert Bruns Paulme Wennmg Ralph Drees Dorothy Cast oe Sowar II' S PAPA WHO PAYS SENIOR CLASS PLAY Papa craeks down on the famlly for entermg so many contests Contests are against hrs prmclples and then he wms a car ln a contest he had forgotten he d entered How to keep the famnly from fmdmg out? They had needed a new car badly and he had told them he couldnt afford one So papa tubs a but He tells them he has bought a car with money from hrs poet brother who had repald a loan Then the brother appears and to make matters worse It dexelops that Papa hasnt won flrst prlze but only second prlze a Russian wolfhound Papa I9 fast becommg Anamas and Baron Munchausen rolled mto one as he rs egged on to bigger and better hes by has frlend Mr Flxer But the poets wrfe funds the monev he has mrsplaced and repays the loan Papa buys a car hrs son sells the Russlan wolfhound and the story ends wrth Papa s helpmg with a contest CHARACTERS Mr Denny Father Dick Denny The Son Baba Denny The Daughter Edith ab s Friend Wayne Carlton Edlths Cousin brace Denny An Aunt Lee Denny An Uncle Dora Denny Lee s Bride Miss Atwood A Puhllclty Woman Fixer Phipps A Reporter Mr ltlagoon A Contestant DIRECTOR Edgar Swartz Robert Wlllhoff Dorothy Cast Betty Shckle Herbert Bruns Mary Dock joseph Sowar Rxta Klosterman Clara Herbert Ralph Musa Elvxra Sutter Gotten Drees Desch . . 2 ' . . , . : ' , . --1 I I l U , . , ,l . r 9 w sc . . . . . X . x 1 , . . . A 1 , . , . . - t, . V , . . V . 5 7 ' . , . . . , . , . . . . , . , . . MTS- DCUHY- Mother - - - - Pauline Wenning . 1 ' - - - - , . - . , .... . B - - - - , . . . . .. .. , .... , ..... v - - - - - - . 1. , .. . . , .. A - - . . V V - ' - - . - - THE TELESCOPE Fxrst ow Lft nght 'Nur L chner Manta Oppenhelm Vrrglma amen Rita Kramer Second row Ernest utt Fdgar 'iwartz Mr lVlcDev1tt Faculty Coach IJFBATINI I F AM RESOLVED THAT Tu: Szvsmu. STATES Snouu: Anon Tm: UNICAMMUU. SYs1'!:M or STAT: LEGISLATION Coldwater Hx h School Q dehatmff team thus tear aehleved flret honors In Mercer County hx mamtammg 1 elean slate The affrrmatnve team uae eompoied of Captain Edgar Swartz Manta Oppenherm and alternate Vuvnua jamei Rlt1 Kramer captain Mary Ann Lechner and alternate Ernest jutte comprlsed the negatnve team Atter a Pftllllllllfifk debate hetu een the Coldwater E'lffll'Ill'lflVL 'md negative before an aeeembly of uppereheernen the two teams set forth to meet the foe On january 27 our afnrmatlye team met and defeated St Henrys negative On the same Ill fht the negative team uent to Fort Reeovery and defeated thenr afflmatlve by an overu helmlng Score On February 10 the negatlve won the declslon against the St Henry afflrmatlve at home On February I5 the afflrmatnve nent to Fort Recovery and engaged their negative m 1 brnlllant flght from uhleh Coldu 'xter emerged the vlctor Much credit re due the faculty coach Mr McDev1tt for the development of four excellent Qpeakero for the preientatlon of flve mterestmg debatee and for the malntenanee of Z1 perfect record throughout the Seaeon ......., . X ' ,. r 1- I A 5 A s ez, , 0 4 x , f? if . X N l l. 1 A 5 s V e ,T s K . xl , . 1 1 he v 1. A e- Z 5 v ' fi s !-' Y 9' . 4. +1 A R - e to ' 3 ffl. y .Kuna .e . , ' . . J . . - . J e, ,- lf - . . . . 1 V 1 J I ,At . , . . . . C ' Q . X g 1 . 4 I ., . x ' V . . . i i C - K l w 1 x 'Cx E x hx 1 y I. I X .I . . X . . 1 f f ri 1 I A Q I C Q f C y y 1 1 1 lt V J 1 . ' ' X i I flX 1 V 1 . U I - . 1 C I l l 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . , . 1 r W' ' 1 1 ' . , 1 , ' v 1 1 1 'Q 1 1 ' 1 1 r1 1 1' v . . 3, 1 1 . . . I V' . X X 1 . x . . . 1 . . i X , . 1 ' ' rv 1 y I C , r N It I . , . . E i . . . X . Y 3 . ., . . ., I ' 1 I THE TELESCOPE llrst Row Left to right H Cottes l Schlosser R Klosterman M Schroeder D Harlet A Threman A Cebele B Strclcle lVl Lf-chner H Stahl M Doll R Knorr Second Row L Koesters D XX enclel A De-one M Backs D Rosengartcn V Sunder haus lVl Rmdler L Lulcen L Be-ttmger H Xxlll L Xvennxng D Cast B Dabbelt W Buschur R Kaup Mxss Crahs Faculty Dlrector Thxrcl Row C Hess Ahlemmelgarn D Schmxt A Vllueblmg M Nlmmch C Sutter Fourth Row K Cumrmn R Drews R Roch R Braun M Werner R Roessner M Dock M Osteffeld H lx'l1Oellf'Y Schroer R Hanxbufg Fifth Row D Suclolph W Schoclcman R Weigel R Behm C Kremsner L Hoyng E Carmen I OMMI4 RI IAL 1 LUB The enrollment for the complete Commercial Course as offered by the Hugh School IS mcreasmg annmlly Others takc Commercial subjects as opportunrty and free penods offer Thus year there was a group of 54 enrolled m one or morn Commcrual subjects so m November 1938 a Commercial Club Vl'1Q orqamzed Ralph Weigel will be remembered as rts frrst presldent with Kahle Cummms as vrce presxdent Betty Strckle secretary and treasurer and Mary E Grahs club sponsor The club enjoyed a Thanksglvmg Party at school wxth Kahle Cummms as chalrman a Chrlstmas Party at school wnth Herbert Gottes charrman, and a Valentme Hearts Party at Trmlty Welfare Center wrth Eugene Garman chairman There are antrcrpatuons for many actrvltles m the future l l l - ' : . ., .. . , . . . . , . H l 1 - I . I 1 - 4 Q n I 1 I u . - . . . . . .- ' g. . -. . . - - l ' V I 1 1 - ' ' v - l I I 1 O ' I i - 1 - 5 . - - - ' v . 1 - E. Knaplce, P. Wennxng, R. Ahrns, M. Kohler. -- . ' S. . . . . . . , . . . i ' 1 I S ' 7 ' I I O ' I 1 Y -1 'I 1 4 .. J 4 ' 4 L . L . E I N. 1 .lx . . , L . Yr k . . ' . l. 1 V K ' 1 X 7 , . . . , .K N x . . THE TELESCOPE First Row Ruth Hartlngs Virginia ames Laura Mae Schlosser Mary Ann Lechner Mary Kunlc Seconcl Row Karl Kremsner Roger Behm Marv Werner Marita Oppenherm President Dorothy Wendel Wuebllng Fourth Row-George Schroer Ralph Weigel Mac ame Lawrence Hoymg 'IHIL IUNFIU tlUB The juntoClub composed of membe rs of the Amerlcin History class and their teacher rs enjoymq nts second year of actnvuty The purpose of the club is to create and further an Interest In and knowledge ot current events and Important happemnffs nn the world 'rt large This year the members have chosen 1n mspmng motto to gurde them Impossible IS Unamerlcan The officers elected to preside over the meetings were Manta Op penhelm president Dorothx Wendel sccrctarw Rm Braun treasurer 6 , 9 I I' gf - ' .' ff I ' I , N 9' ' ' , ' IN ' - ' - L l f ' ,J V .q.,:.,,,L . ez Q . Third Row-Eleanor Cerding, Faculty Director, Charles Hess, Rita Braun, Alberta . ' ' . , l S, , ' - W i 1 1 1 A 4 , , . X .' . c . .K . . . 5. I V . . Q n u V Y K he I Y C A n . . . . . U . . l x 1 ' Y, I 1 A ' I E K I A k Y' I I N 1 1 0 N I 1 K V I QQX 4 1 x ATHLET C Q-Gigi 5-.P X, SL if ,grae P CS H ' I-317' at-Q4 ,ff w.-if 2? . NX f EEA 5 5 I . Q33 'K l 1 1' x J B - S-'fi ' v' E-3: 1 2. Q S l - ,Q--- '. X . . Llp - Ju wnlqo ,I ,S 4 S .1 5 L J 'IJ--1 ' N fig: ---fr' X Q g - - N Aj . 'QL Q Coach Oberholzer September 17 October 3 October 8 October I October 2 November 4 November I0 Edgar Swartz Robert Wnllhoff Howard Myers FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Rockford 0 Lima St Ros Versailles St Marys 20 Bradford 7 Celma 20 Arcanum 0 6 Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater 32 20 0 45 Ralph Wengle Lawrence Hoyng Charles Hess Mac james -4'. x , Q' '. 'TF , ., 4-.3-: f'? . ,lk 4,1V A 'N K I ,K , 3 R -P , 'ul .M I W Wy, , ,q f f A . V 2 Nw, V Aw: - -3 M ,Z ML , ,, . V ff V, +1 ' A ' -al .. 2221 Y M L QQ 24 M -4 4' A 1 I 'S tm' . . ., I ' r. N13-,Q af' I-1-5 '4 xg f. , j Bg ,'!5,y,. , - - .loc Sowar Ih-r'lwr'tI3x'l111s Louis Braun Ncd Hess Rwlph Gum Wumr Loglmtdci Wayne Snider Bert Oppenhelm iff 'Wx Ln- 'fs L v-f 1 w x Q , .- . X l H l ' xl x l C 5. ', . KF, 1 .' ' 4 f , A .' ,' f Q X f X' . XR V , .- x'. - .4 Q , , ,M I, . N .- K ,Aj A lv- ,A ' , XM J ,. ' ' X t ,t ,az gt. 't . ' , s H f 1' . 3. : Q' -W , ,A ., , .-ig 'U . -fi ,f N4,'1.LJ--X I J' -. A, ' ' xqyrf-41 ' , r.: ' . M V' ' Zn-' 3 fQL'x , U ' v P ' F ef 2, fin' -,L .4 M .x V ' ' f- , W 35995 ' ww' Herb Bruns Robert Wrllhoff Mac james BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SCORE Opponent C H S December 3 December Dccembcr December December january 7 january 8 january 14 january I6 january 21 january 25 january 28 january 29 February l February 4 February 8 February I2 February I5 Cehna Bradtord Mcndon Qt john Wrllslurc C mal C Ft Rccoxcry Geneva Lima St john Waehmgton Twp New Bremen Rockford St Henry St Marys Neptune Ft Recovery Wlllshrre Celrna Avsay Home Home Home Away Away Home Avy ay Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Aw ay Home Home joe Sowars Lours Braun Bud Lauber fa g, frm.. MQ' . 5uv, Ralph Wergle Charles Hess Coach Oberholzer The Yellow jackets this year won the first county basketball tournament trophy rn the history of the school After defeating Washington Township by a score of 43 to 22 and St lohn 48 to 23 we engaged Fort Recovery in the finals rn the hardest tussel of the vear but by smooth and cooperative playing the boys held the upper hand throughout the game and brought home the trophy by four points 33 to 29 The Yellowjackets then journeyed to Shawnee for the District Tourna ment We first defeated Alger by the close score of 33 to 32 The next VlCflm to the tune of 28 to 22 was Lima St Rose considered the dark horse of the tournament Wrllshrre then met us rn the semi finals and through their advantageous height and our mabrlrtv to hit the lnsket we vnere downed for the first time rn tournament play 35 to 21 C H S rs very proud of such a brilliant showing and although six seniors leave the team exen greater triumphs are expected next year The Graduates are Herbert Rruns mptarn Robert Wrllhoff joseph Sovvar Myles Lauber Ralph Drees and l ours Broun Ralph Drees Wilfred Homan Ned Hess K ...avr .' - IQ if 4 . wg, he 9 . 5 Y ' . K 1 ' I , . ! V ' Y m . u e - , . A 1 . , I . . , . ' x v x 7 at I 1 x m x 1 - x . , , e ' . , ' . b I ' 1 ' K 9 1 ! 1 ' , ' 1 1 . It ' . 1 X I C i,e..wT7'- . ge - K e , V ,' gg as 2 l P' s f ' ' ' ' if A . U V I fi wmi, e 1 THE TELESCOPE Flrst Row Mac ames Louxs Braun Howarcl M yers Ralph Weigel Roger Belxm S 6 R ec n ow H a cl Srhock o 'io 'xr fbarl H s Bernard Wellman Myles Lauber Thxrcl Row Bob Wxllhoff Herbert M eller Ned Hess Manager Mr Oberholzer Coach BASEBALL TEAM The Yellowjaekete have mented three coneecutlve b b ll ase a trophies havmg won a softball trophy m 1935 and baseball m 1936 and 1937 The maternal thus year 19 very promxsmg and Coldwater once agam IS picked to wm the champlonshlp 1 X ' 1 1 I- , , I X I I, r - - - - 1 ' Q - ' ,X 4 J,- 1 ,fn f - J . ' . . ' . . 0 -i OVVY' 1lf'. W1 ,l YS CS. 1 . . Y - 1 0 Q . . - r J. . Q H . 1 . . . . , 7. . . . . , THE TELESCOPE P561 -A y cond R w Chal cle 'N R ph H ub R B hm H rb rt Cottes f lleer Leaders and btuflenl MdlldUCPS When the out nn full umform showmg Coldwater Hr that they were wrllmg and able to cheer for therr team 1937 and 1938 sport program opened the cheer le'1ders were This year Vrvran Sunderhaus a junror assumed the duty of cheer leader jommg Dorothy G-ast senxor and Dolores Rosengarten junror These gurls got to work 'md came torth proxmff to the student bod th t y a wlth thenr co operatlon Coldwater H1 would boast :of a champronshnp team Monograms bearing a megaphone were awarded to Doroth C t d V nas an Dolores Rosengarten These letters were presented as a reward for thelr effluent work durmgthelr years of eheermff The Student Managers of Coldwater lll are Ned Hess Herbert G-ottes semo s R B r oger ehm junior Charles Doek 1nd Ralph Haubert freshmen After the team, these boys rank next rn rmportance lt rs therr yob to keep all the athletlc equlpment m frrst-class condltnon These boys have executed thelr dutles wrllmgly and cheerfully As , awarded monovrams to Ned Hess Herbert Gottes and Roger Behm Q, 1 ...L ' ' 0--r ,.:. r' 3 . If 5 lfffi. flue N C ' E First Row-Vivian Sunrferhaus. Dolores Rosengarten. Doroth Cast. Se 0 - res D0 ', .lecl Hess, al a ert, oger e , e e J Y T1 A lf ,E LV I I lf ' C' - . , c X y x I . . n a Q l , ' . a ' I . ' LK 1 u Y Y 7 R Y ' 1 x ' X 7 I K 1 R r' x S x -. . - . v I . . . x i v ' v 7 , T V I . .'. . X. V Q X 1 . . 5. . ' X A ' L li ' 1. . , 1 , . X . Xe Q c 1 , H ' , a token of appreciation for their work the Varsity C Club has U e C , . A . THE TELESCOPE I Iliff!!! First Row Left to rlght Wayne Smcler oe S war Dorothy G1 t Dele res Rosengarten Ned Hess Herbert Cottes Second Row ll ward Meyer Charles He Q F xr Sw1rt7 Werner Lochtefeld louls Thlrcl Row Vkxlfre-cl Homax Herbert Brun Ralph Weigel Norbert Oppenhelm Rohf-rt Wxllhoff Ralph Dress lVlac ame Mylesl uber Ralph G11 re VARSI FY 'I' ILUB The V1rsntx C Club orwlnlzed m 1037 under the supervmon of Coach W L Oberholzer Ins proved benefleml to the xxellare of the student body of Coldwater Hugh The arm of thus club I9 to promote better school spunt among nts tellow students Thus honorarv club ls composed of 1ll students who h'1ve mented a monogmm tor their efficient devotion to sports Durmq the basketball season the members Qwe their undnvlded attention to the sellmg, of eandy 1nd other retreshments by xxhneh they aceumulated a small sum which has been set aside for 'Ill Athletre Bmquet on Mav 5 The club has also sponsored the 1938 boxs 'md qxrls lnterclass Tourna ments The offleers elected m September 1038 were Herbert Bruns president, Dorothy Gast secretary 1 --.......--A jj 7-' - -Y - ' fl - 1 , W A lj . 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