Coldwater High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Coldwater, OH)

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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 '

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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.

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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 . I X . 1 A . I Y V Y s x 1 x - ' ' ' ' . . , 15 . v b e C . ' 1- - x ' ' - - x 1 r' s - x 1- - l' 1 't . ' I r e . . C, . ' ' . ' . E xi C . L .e e e . x . : X X . , XX ' ' t ' . H 1 T ' X . ' E4 l l: Ou J . X ' X l 3 ' ' C. . ' X J C Wars. Ca . . 2 f X '. U ' ' . ' ' . 7. . ' rs L . sv ' q Q e Vx C X ie X C rl ey e I 1 X c 'T' x . T l e I H K , I ve I V l ' Y Ti I lx E, K l X 4 T x-X , 4 C x I 'e C 3 f . a b. T . X 5 X , E Xs . T .'g, '. . . . . To Delores Rosenfrarden anel Rrta Roessner, Marefre Back's shorthand h YS , e 7. T To Q 3 . .X X 'X . . X ' jx, X '. . , x'x' A .N ' x 5 Xi I 1 4 V 1 . I xi c . . ,, .. t r T r y 1 1 e x x r l '- - - I 1 C , e e . . To . . , . e , X x xx. . e To ' if e 4 1. s c ' - y- I D s ' To X -X e X X . h . 1. H ' X. ' . 1. T .L X. X X : . X. X. X X . - - - .ll . ' ' T V 1' X ' , 'Y ,e ' '. . - x . ' I . , . I ' My , K . 1 , . 1 s at x 1 V K ' ' 'f N .' ' h l . T ,e ' ' x ' V' 'C ' ' 1 . e . , fc f s ,- . - - , . T ' e z 'X ' e ' Y. X. 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 .