Coldwater High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Coldwater, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1947 volume:

THE CAVALIER 1947 OCC CGLDWATER HIGH SCHOOL 4' ---,,.....- f 1 -ff n o 1 . .-..- PUBLISHED BY FOREWORD We offer you this annual as a remembrance of your Alma later during the year 19'-Lb 19141 It is a memorandLm of the happy times we have activities that occurred during the year We wish to thank the teachers, the students, and an,one else who has helped to make TH! GAVALIER a success. spent in Coldwater High School, and a resume of the -pl DVDICATION We are dedicatlng this annual to one of the familiar figures arcuno Coldwater High School M Blaeser He be an teaching at Coldwater in 1915, and except for some time dUIlhg his teachi g career at Coldwater Hrgh School, he has taught almost every subject He has also irtroduced manual trainrng, mechanical drawing and vocal music irto the c r iculum of Coldwater High Bohool . Q 1 - r. . g . , , a lapse of three years, has been teaching at Coldwater High School ever since. At 1 . I , Z fx Coldwater High School Building wgj,5' 'W ,EEQQQHMEQQSQ V ov Coldwater Grade School Building 4 2 A dminisfrafion VFW 1 S . 1 x bu L l an vi Miss Desch an some neivhbors Mr BP t1ey Linda Mr Ob Ho1zer Phyl is CharLes Bentley, J Velma Ilnk, Office Secretary Linda, lr. Noll, Phyllis H138 G1'B.hB Mr. Weisenbach, Miss Blakley 5 z BOARD OF EDUCATION E J Bomholt, president, Paul J Froning, clerk Ed Bamberg, vice president, Arnold Sohoch, G P Desoh, Ed Wendel NUI 'QS X 4--K PERRY N HOLL I A , Ohio State University IARY E GRAHS Columbus Ohio I A , University of Oincinrati Cincinnati, Ohio 3 I L OBERHOLZER I A Ohio State University Columbus Ohio F P BLAESER I , University of Rochester Rochester, New York ELVIRA DEBOH , Rosary College Chicago, Illinois 1' JEROMY VOGT 4. fig. ? p--at sl 1 QSVP FILLIAH KlISL'Y Jrivp e of I o U vers tn ' Da to C a.pa 'n I iinoie Day+or O'1 WALTER A WEISEFBACH S Ohio University Athena ohio Wh. BETTY AIN BLAKLEY liari University xford, Ohio CHARLES BENTLVY Baldwin Wallace College Berea Ohio J S ' A 8 f N ' H. , s Nj! 'ff 'Y I' Q 55 . , V' 1 s, Q 7 . ', f , JA - E H372 - B. . za.a. . a.s., - . 5 Y lpvfv ' .K A 3 W 'A X J ' a J UI, gyy. ' ,Q . Nix' '1 September First day of school Football Ft Wayne C C , here Football Portland there Football St Marys, there CALENDAR Assembly on solnd effects by Allens October Sen1or Class Party Sophomore Class Party Football Lima Shawnee here Football Paulding, there Junior Class Party Freshman Class Party Football Rockford here New Clubs formed Football St John, here Juniors chose Class Rings Snake Dance for Celina Game Football Celina, here November Free Day tcache s at end C O T A meetings Initiation of F F A F H A 'Kiddles' Banquet Assembly on Liquid Air Junior Class Play, 'Cash and Car le' F F A F H A Raobit ry Seniors select Announcements Sadie Hawkins Dance December Basketball Ohio City, there St Elizabeth's representativ talks on nursing Tri County P H A Rally Every Pupil Tests Every Pupil Tests Basketball Portland here Every Pupil Tests Basketball Neptune, there Basketball St John, there Christmas Band Concert Basketball Pennv1lle, here Basketball Versailles, here Christmas Assembly Plays by Grades January Basketball I C B S here Basketball Celina High ther Magician Show Basketball Wapakoneta, here Basketball St Marys, there Basketball Hendon, there Basketball New Knoxville, here Basketball St Henry, here Wade Quartet Basketball Union City there C mmercial Club Assemb y B8EKBtb811 Rockford there February Basketball Greenville here Sen'or Citizenship Tests Basketball Ft Recovery, here Co league Championship for O H S Sweetheart Dance Lincoln's Blrthday ABB61Dly Commercial Club Party Tournament St John Coldwater Football boys receive letters Pepsi Gola Scholarship T sts Tournament I G H S Coldwater Tournament flnals Ft Recovery, Coldwater Dist ict Tournament Middlepoint Coldwater March Senior Scholarship Test St Patrlck's Day Assembly Impersonations by liss Taylor Every Pupil Tests April S lection Tests Assembly on Electronics SPHlOI Class Day Baseball St Henry, 'mere Script and Scroll Party F F A Assembly F F A Sons and Parerts Banquet Eighth Grade Exam Spring Band Concert Baseball Pennville, there F H A Assembly May Senior Class Play, 'Brother Goose' State Tests Defxanoe Sophomore Class Party Athletic Banquet Western Ohio Band Festival Literary Club Party Freshman Class Party Junior Senior Reception Eighth Grade Commencement High School Commencement Alumni Dance 51 :Z at -- . . . 2M -- . -- , I Eg ' A 51 51 1 ' 1 . 1 ' -- , 1 5 + .... v 7 ,.,. 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C Backs B Wehrksmp H Forsthoefel M James I Brcokhart D Kramer H Huelsman J Buechur CHARLES BACK8 District Ststl Bchola srip Tests, B o ogy 1 World History 2, Bookkeeping 3 Senior Social Studies M Serior Bcho1ar,h1p Test 4 F F A 1 2 3 U Treasurer 2 Track U BETTY WEHRKAH HERBERT FORSTHOEFEL Science Club 4 Varsity G 4 Track 3 IARILYN JAHES Commercial Club 4 A 1 2 3 4 'Ghost Wanted' IERL BROOKHART Senior Scholarship Test 4 Varsity C 4 Science Club U F F A 1 'Ghost lantedn 3 Band 1 2,F00t ball 2,3 4 rrpok DOROTHY KRAMER District State Scholarship Tests Algebra 2, Frglish 3 English 4 Literary Club U Annual Staff 3 4 Script and Scroll U Paper Staff 4 Bprc l 2 3 HUBERT HUELSMAU Varsity C U Social Science Club U Football l 2 3 4 JOY BUSCHUR Commercial Club 4 til! Kfhulf ff x X ,V I r M ' i 1 ' 5 ' 5 A ' 9 - - - , , 1 9 S - Literary Club Ng Annual Staff M3 Script and Scroll Mg Paper Staff 3,45 'Ghost Wantedu 35 Secretary U Band 1. 3 g 1 . Q F- H- - , , 1 9 3- '4 3 9 - - - S 5 , ' ' , s - 3,4- - A Q ' Q- 5 Q 9 , 9 L -- V , 4 Q 3 I ! I ' JOREVN CUBBAGE Dibtrict :txte ac c 5. slip Tests VFLLIBT c Ht anc , LIILTQIY Club Ar ual Staff -0 'G' at Wrtec 1 Vice President P cs ew FRFDFRICK EFHM Vanity C U Bard 1 Football 1 Q wasnt al cf QOSEIARY BI RKMVYER Brot er Goose' HENRY RAUH 2 3 HIRIAI WENDEL istrlct S'ate Sc' a Hip Tests F1151 s omwerc P C mb C Dade afl Brother ee Bare l JAIIES HAUSFELD Varslty C S B, y F ot all 1 Basketball l 2 1 Bacekall KATHLFVN STAU LFR an I LAVERN SCHHIT Social Science Club it J Cubbaye Be R B11-krreyer H Rauh ll Wendel J Hausfeld augler L Schmit L3 'Y i '-u.. if any ,,..J 'K if iw I Sohooh J L nn H Iullgnkamp J Flohre B Ferrer A Buening E Braun ' lloster-nan MICHAEL SOHOOH District State Scholarship Tests General Science l, Chemistry 3, Physics 4 Senior Scholarship Test 4 Varsity 0 4 Script and Scroll 4 Paper Staff 3 4 Literary Club 4, Annual Staff 4 'Ghost Wanted' 3 'Brother Goose' 4, President 1, Vice-President 3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 3 4 JULNITL LINN F H A 4, Commercial Club 4 'Brother Goose' 4 RICHARD FULLENKAIP Band l 2,3,4, Football 2, Baseball 4 JLIET FLOHRI Script and Scroll 4, Paper Staff 3 4 BEVERLY FERIER District State Scholarship Tests Latin l, Latin 2, Geometry 3, Algebra II 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4 Science Club 4, Literary Club 4, Annual Staff 4 Treasurer 4 Annum BUEHIIG r I A 1,2,3,4, Varsity 0 4, rootball 2,3 4, Basketball 1,2,3,1L, T1-ack 3 sesebsll lr IILEEH BRAUN I H A 1 2,3,4, Commercial Olub 4 'Brother Goose' 4 ILIER KLOSTERIAI P I A 1,2,3,4, Varsity 0 4 'Brother Goose' 4, Track 3, , Baseball 4 GERTRUDF LINK District State Scholarship Tests General Science l World History 2 American History 3 Physics U Senior Scholarship Test U Literary Club U, Annual Staff U, Paper Staff U 'Brother Goose' U Presider ROB!RT WEITZEL District State Scholarship Tests American History U Social Science Club U RITA OBRINGER District State Scholarshlp Tests Engllsh l Bookkeepirg 2, Brotrer Goose U Cofvercial Club U Literary Club U Annual Staff U CHARLES DEPWEG chips and Shavings U, Basketball 1,2, Track U THOMAS STEIHBRUHNER District State Scholarship Tests Latin l, Senior Social Studies U Senior Scholarship Test U Science club U varsity c U 'Ghost Wanted' 3 Football 1 2 3 Basketball RUTH GERLACH Commercial Club U, Band 1 2,3 U LUKE DREEB Varsity C U, Football 1,2,3,U, Basketball l 2, Track ROSE MARY YOUNG District State Scholarship Tests Biology 2, Commercial Club U G L rk R leitzel R Obringer G Depweg 3 I I ' I Q I I Q qt 3. 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' it 9 J Mueller R Dreffer A Wehrkamp W Quintef C Rindler V Tangeman L Buening B Hogan JAHETTE HUELLER District State Scrolsrs ip Tests Frglish l Latin 2 Vnglieh 3 Vnglish 4 Senior Scholarship Test U Commercial Club U Anuu l Staff U, Bare l 2 3 4 RICHARD DREFFER Social Science Cl o L+ Footce ANGELA WEHRKAIP Literary Club U Annual Stef 4 'Brotker Gooseu U Band 3 H WILFRED QUINTER Varsity C U, Football l 4, Besketball l 3 4 Track CARL RIHDLER District Stare Soho eral' Tests ueorretry 3 Algebra II 4 Ser or Scholarship Test 4 varsity 0 1+ Science Club U, Secretary 3 B ssetoall l 2 Tracx 3 A Baseball 4 VIRuINIA TAN EMAH Literary Club 4, Annual Staff 4 F 'Brotoer Goose' 4, Band l 2,3 4 LAVFRH BUENINC Varsity C 1+ Social Screroe Club + st N 'ated' 3 Fcotb ll l ,3,lL, Basketbgll 1,2, it BETTY HOGAN Commercial C1 b 4, Literary Club 4 Ar ual Staff L+ YALL MILL B C t N1 tea' C' IC SS AA .FW tf. ab emo C FPGY ARIAAN kr tb.l1 ' 1 Q Q a L1'Lr1., Club af' .1 ost War' WANDA LIVINGSTON O 1. 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SWRIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Top Row C rl Rinuler, Me l Brooshxrt, Thomas Steinhrunner, Michael Schooh Charles Backs er+rlde Llux Janette Mu ller, Beverly Ferner These pupils rear sent d Coldwater H1gh Bc'ool in the Flral District State Test on Saturday, May 3 194Y Top Row Stexnbrunner, Donald Mesche Pete Vutz Jamee Solar, Paul Noll, Robert We tzel, Charles Backs, Carl Rxndler, Michael Schocr Rflp Schr t T Smith Lowell Ferner, Janette Mueller, Betty Jennl gs, Eunice Tebbe, Marv Frorlng, Joan Backs, Beverly Ferner, Esther Klosterman, Janes Mueller Gertruce vutz, Ge trude Llnk, Dorothy Kramer, No ma lbblng, Lucille Albers, Ma llvn Desch, Jean Scroch, Rose Marie Oppenheim, Catherire Mueller A ' r ' Q . , . 3 V '.', e . , . Paul Link, Giles Ronnebaum, Paul Blaeser, Vincent Kenney, Eugene Albers, Thomas Willhoff,E1ll Rauh,Thomas r, r M . . 1 ' ., -J -12 Mir, ed This picture presents the upper twenty five percent in one or more of their olasaes in the second lvery Pupil Test Top How Paul Link, Paul loll, Giles Ronnebaum, hd Dilworth, lark Henning, LeRoy Garman, Lavern Buening, Earl guiblzling, Peter vutz, George Ienning, Donald leeoher, Gene Buckley, William Rauh, toward Giere, Kenneth u n er Lester Bruggeman Thcmae Bteinbrunner, James Solar Paul Blaeser Vincent lanney, Gregor Bueni lugene Albers, nmlma tem, umnau wma mph sane zz, Paul aueiexmp, ren suanoff, na sm L neue Charles Backs Rita Obringer Janette Mueller Doris Ann Xnapke lvelyn nruggeaan Catherine Iahlig Velma Luken, Dori! eetemaker, Hilda Quinter, Jean Gohooh Pauline fe be, lorma Jean lelskittel, lvelyn futte llther llosterman, Rose Marie Oppenheim, Catherine Mueller, lillial Braun, Jales lueller Robert Weitzel, Carl Rindler, Eunice Tebbe, llary Agnes hrune Germaine Hoyng, Alma Bamberg, Betty Hogan, Betty Jennings largie Luken lery honing, Shirley Leteld Gere luhlenkamp, Dorothy ltuhlenkaap, Jeanene Vagedee, .rom fox, vugnue Bonnet, Audrey sonune, maui low, Lowell rerner ll! Ann Bevert, Dorothy Kramer, Gertrude Link, Harriet lillett Joan Bonifae, Joan Btreaoker, lorna nb U8, Patricia Ylohre, Lucille Albert, Frances Bohmit, larilyn beech, lary Deaoh, lla:-the Buening, lary Ann lendel Joan Coburn, latalie Deeoh, Beverly hrner, Gertrude Vutz, Joan Backs 1 nf mm, lerle Braun, Thomas nnnofr, farold senroyer. ' if , 5 , , I JUNIOR GIRLS Top Row Dorothy Roman, Aloe t Moo mar Be+' Jenringe, Mary Agnes Bruns, Do othy Giere Blancre Shaffner Fhmice Tebbe, Dons Mestemake Rrt mc nor Mary Ann S vert Waneta Braun, Germaine Hoyng Alma Hvnber , Barbara Buschor, Margie Luken, Mary Fronlng, Har let Millgtt Patricia Hogan, se truce Vltz Mer, Arm May Velme Luken, Jan ' Ram l Ve l na Knapk , Margie Volz Audrey Schulze, Joan Backs Margie Mueller, JUNIOR BOVS Top Rol Cyrrl Dorsten, Thomas Sunderraas, Lester Wynk Ant ony Wourrns, Thomas Wlllhoff, Tlmomas Osterfeld Robert Link Roman Plek ra ock Edward Glare, A1 Ksnne Richard 3 lworst, Ro t K apxe, H 'nan Smhoff, Virgil Krieg, Carl Wendel, William I-laulx Peter Vutz Don ld Diller Thomas Forsthoefel, Donald Luger, B rnerd M yer, Ea ene Gross James Hoenlna, Gregor Buemng, Nile James, Dennis Diller, Merle Braun Eugene Albers, J rr: Hein Absent Robert Kanney A ' r fl r .L K .fy . . r , l .. . . , r, u. I. r , : . ,,. Q. - , ' ' ,. U 5 A T ' r , . . - e.. ,..e , r i . e , , Luella Hay, Demaris Hoyng, Martha. Hartings. Q W 1 ' h '. ' , . . r , , en P . y, . e .N ber rt. ' er. ' ' . 3 7 71 ' ' ' . e - e ' g I , ' , l e - . SOPHOMJRV GIFLS Top Row Agnes Miller, Marie Kremsne , Mary Ann Fisher Mar, Lee B1 ler ar, Norma Lou Ebbing, Btrhara Decker, Joan Fox, Gene Genglrr Virvinia Schmidt Donna Jean Smrth Vlvlan Borles, Dorot y Murlenkanp, Jexnene Va e ee, L cille Albers, Frances SChm1t, Joan Coburn Natalie Deaoh, La Donn Wagner Marilyn Korfh gen Mary Ann Wen e Martha Buenxng, Mary Deech, Pauline Ballinger, Marilyn Deeoh BOPHOMORE BOYS TOP Row Frank Koeetere Jerry Knapke Melvxn Dues, Donald Grues, Thomas Vagedee, Robert Li nlng Ted Smith, Lavern Brockman, Gene Buckley, James Sohoenlein, Cletus Bettinger Earl Wuebbling, Mark Henning, Lavern Wolters, Lester Bruggeman, Kenneth Quinter Ray Kremer, Donald Mesoher, Ralph Schmitt Rolland Weis, Urban Ruteohilling James Andres Leon Brookhart Lavern Roth George Ienning, Paul Huelekamp Reese James, Robert Birt Herbert Biefring, Urban Vagedee, Walter Btammen, Lowell Ferner, Charles Iron ng Absent Thomas Bamberg, Paul Link, James Sowar r , , 1 -rn '1 . f A , Q .A n, A H h H . z Q 2 u Patricia Flohre, Shirley Lefeld, Vera Muhlenkamp, Kathryn Meecher. .1 ' , . . e , a , . e 1, , 4 , ' if ' , .r l , . r ' 1 1 i v 1 ,J 1 I FRESHMAN GIRLS Top Row Roeella Wolters, Barbara Buckley, Margaret Garke Catherine Kahllg, Mildred Severt, Hilda Qulnter, Catherine Mueller M Margaret And eve, Joan Bonrf s, Doris Ann Knapke Evelyn Brugg man Dorre Depweg, Lillian Horan, Bernice Henning, Rosanna Fledderjohann, Rose Marie Oppenhelm, Father Kloeterman, Lou Ann Du s, Irene Btamren, Jean Bohoch, Marcella Muhlenkamp Dolores Huelekamp, Pauline Teooe, Lou Ann Muh nkamp, Marie Deiobert Norma Jean We sklttel, Evelyn Jutte, Maxine Korfhegen, Mary Ann Minc , Elere Kri g Eve'yn Kanorr, Mary AUD Ronnebaum, Lorett1 Roeesner, Ruth Hein, Dolores Muhlenkamp, Joan Streaoker, Joan Dearworth, Virginia Giere, Regina Drees Alice Rose Ieltzel Absent Rose Ann Ungruhn FRESHMAH BOYS Top Row Earl Giere, Vincent Kenney, Ivo Dreea, Louis Glere, Thomas Hoyng, Herbert Selhorst, Wrneet Uhlenhake, Lavern Heitkamp, Louis Homan, Robert Hogan Floyd Hemmelgarn, Paul Sudnoff, C'arles Blrkmeyer, Philrp Andres, W1ll11m Bo ckman, Louie Stahl, Ted Dllworth, Robert Gerlach, Wilfred Wxlker, Paul Blaeeer, Joseph Miller Robert Roth, Donald low, Hlrold Sohrofer, Robert Eboirg, Cl,de Dorsten, Hugh Thomas, Robert Bettinger, Paul Buening, Gerald Hoyng, James Mueller, Joseph Hoenlnb, William Braun :Fi 5 F. F L . 4 4 4 A 1 - i B , T , - . ' S 1 r . u u ' O Q ,' - ' v . I ' 'H . ' I A -. V 1 'Z l I . NYM 4 y e T13 1 1 O . fr ' e Q - 1 'E M eff: ' 1 if Q . If , ,, ' -wvr I , ary R- 1' 'ya . e , ' 1 . ' H I .le U, n , i . . GRADES l, 2, 3, 4, - HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Top Row Dennis Yaney, Vera W ite Eddie West, Sandra Smith, Ronnie Fischer, Wanda Now, David Smitr, Sbsron Smith, Bryce Brookhsrt Barbara Klingler Aubrey Kerns, Barbara Witter Terry Robbins, Beverly Dilworth, James Wsltran, Mary Black, Norman Vutz, Rosalyn Buckley Mrs Pummel Diana Hudson, Joyce Yaney, Carroll Parry, Emily Brookhsrt, Jerry Rosengarten, Lulubelle Black, Billy Joe Witter, Virginia Now Teacher Irs Pummell Absent Billy Smith, Sandra Katterhenry GRADES 5 6 7 HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Top Row Howard Schaffner, Ernest Linn Gene Smith, Rex Brookhart, Ch1r'e Bowles Bevxn De tsch Ruth Studer Harvey Ksnorr Nancy Decker Joyce Now, Virbinia Jenkins Anna Smith Charlotte Y rey, Betty Hudson Harold lillett Teacher Ruth Studer Absent Jay Dee Pour , . , A , . i. 1 l 151' , - .. ls 1 , ' i . Norma Knous, Lois Dilworth, Roger Kerns, Bill Dilworth, Glen Smith, Orpha Brockhsrt, Frances Bowles, , , , , , .. 11. ' , A ag... GRADE EIGHT - GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING Top Row Clarence Staugler Arnold Fink Louis Riegelsperger Donald Kunk, Luke S hnenlein, George Black, David Desch Lave n Bettinger, George F sn r, John Lef l Ronald Will t Je ome Homan, Richard Noll Richard Schmit, Vlmc Buehler Yvonne lint, Lucille May, John Snort Lsvern Vagedes, Gerald Ramvel, Carl Buschur, Marvin Vagedes, Wrnest Staugler, Patricia Wourns Vlrvinia Koeeters, Pdna Kunk Clara Selhoret, Joan Hauoert, Patricia Btammen, Mary Ann Fox, Joan Forathc fel Joan Wvermzn, Rosemary Turckes Absent Lexla Mae Huber Teacher Sister Mary Alacoque GRADE SEVEN GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING Top Row John Hoening Willxam Hcfng Robert Hemnert, Robert Grleshop, William Billerman, Thomas Livlngston, John Susanna Noll Mary Frances B' nirg, Paul Cubolv Paal Mueller, Paul Knapke Jack Birkmeyer Kenneth Beckman James Hofng, Ros Mary vers, Elizabeth DeCurt1ns Janet Luken Marita Wxnhof n Esther S v rt Mary Ellen Braun, Shlrley James, Wlarne Smith, Marilyn Schocn Ma 11yn Hube Joan N4nt Charlotte Braun, Charlotte Wennrnb, Alice Dues, Martha Krebs, Albert? Ebblng, Joan Hamberg, Ruth Wolters, Vir rnla Fox, Mwry Agnes Heln Myra Korfhagen Teacher S18'P Mary Eplphania 1 1 n C' 2' 1 ' .w Q 4 Q - . . , , c, . - , . . . , . A , ,. N :J -' 'l N . o , c .r . . gi HQ I v ' ' 1 7 ' ' ' Stelzer, Vincent Gross, Lavern Bruggeman, Ronald Wourms, Jerome Sutter. , ' li . ' '12, ' - 1 , - , O . - , Y , , liv, H, Q e , . , , . , r r, . , 5' 4. ' , ' . . : ' tor . ' . ,A 24 GRADE SIX GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING Top Row Gerald Buening Donald Duwel rng, ee eerlacb, Lester Wennrnz nap So 5 3 M St n Norbert Kunk Carl leiakettel Carl Bet+in er Rita Muhlersa p, R + J rite c oe M3 x uarke, Jerome B eekman, Holland Bradn James Foretnoefel Shirley Brune, Jeanette Wendel, Barbara Stammen, Mari n Mescher, Mar l n Br rs, Joyc For arre Jeanette Schoch Elarne Nlekamp, Virbinla Sodders Absent Charles Adkins Teacher Sister Mary Horbertine GRADE FIVE GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING Top Row Gerald Knoth Charlee Sch idt Willlam Wirt, Charles Hartirgs, Robert Bruar n William Walterbusch, William Studer, Bruno Roeeener, Gerald Bergman Herman Wuebke Mary Kahlig James Stukenborg Law ence V gedes, Leon Daee, James Scbl ter lelxxn Heb r Willlan lerrer, Ronald Hoyng James Broeker Marjorie Beckman Lois Fink, Alma Krebs Martha Fortkamp, Joan Hoyng, Virginlu Synok, H1 llyn Fell Janet Bru ev n Marita Buenrng, Jovce Ramvel, Patricia Sutter Jeannette Streacker, Sandra Wourme, Joan Wourms, Joan Everman, Jo Nelle Nevin V11 aoeth K n e. Dorothy Ebbing, Rose Ann Axe, Sandra Desoh, Pauline Wolt a Absent Willram Adkins Teacher Sister Mary etanialaus W , 1' JSI nf - A v, R01 . haef 3, Jaw: 3 , A L . 5 , .' m u.h utts, Bo. .e S L epoxer, S'irlty Hein, rj LEROY KGSSGIJ, JOSE!-Uh Deschy Plul Fox, Jerome Meetemaker, Daniel Knepke, Robert R-elorfflt, Lzgia Hoyng, ' r . a . . 1 y 1. ff e ,te', , , , . W YW-, W . , . m , ' l . 'Came , - 1- , . -. , , r a ' r . 2 , ' e , 1 , ' . I , , . . , 'K ' .L I a, gg ma , . . . , J I ' 1 n y, er . GRADE FOUR - GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING Top RDI - Max Black, Charles Huber, Thom a Navin, Jerome Mesoher, Theodore Jutte '3-11183 Birkmbyer Jerome Braun, Lavern Kunk Robe t loarme Cyril Sohulze, Betty Kllngler, Rose Ann Vagedee, Margaret Stam en, Jane James, Rosemary Fella, Barbara Huelskamp, Jeannette Boeokman Bernard Schaefer flmer Wellman, John Penno Lawrence Gross, Oletus Roll, Lawrence Stukenborg, James Bueohur, Edward Fox Harold Brookman, Daniel Briner, Robert Bohlosser La Mar Wuehker, Viola Dues, Alice Xoeetera, Audrey Froning, Mary I Streacker, Rita Btuder, Shirley loesters, Mary D Forethoefel, Virginia Dues, lorita Th ie, Mary But+er, Dennis Bonifae Teeoherg '1lt0! Mary Alva Rita C AD! TEH!! GRAD? SCHOOL BUIL ING Top Row Dennis Gebele Richard lutter, Wilfred Wolters Charles Fron1ng Ivo SChW1dt Ronald Schindlfr, Louie Birkmeyet, Ra ph lroeker willmam Fox, :ville Dues, Donald Knapke Marlene Korfhagen, Barbara Smeleer Mary eean Svhm1t, Rose Garae Ann Duwelling Julitta Kunk, Roberta Puthoff, Margaret Birkmeyer, Rosemary Bruggeman Barbara lendel, Gonetanoe Hoening, Marjo 19 B rkmeyer, Rita Sut+er, Mary Leu Wa ne P1yll1s Noll, Patricia Sohoeppner, Janice Dench, Barbara Hoy1n5, De la Hlhe , Pv yn Kunk Teacher Sister Mary Bertlna W 2 9 ! , . . , . - ., , 1 - , ' , ..' , 2 Melvin Lefeldd Galen loll, Paul Winhoven, Louie Burning, Thomas Hoening, Karl Froning, James Navin, Y ' 1 Y : 1 ' ' fs 1 ' r' i ., . , g r, I ' 1 J GRADE TUO GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING Top Row gdzard Kahlig, Mark Eilerman, Jerome Bruns, Raleigh Yorsthoefel, Ronald Mangen, Thomas Bruggeman Jerome a k Eugene Miller, Dennis Haslinger, Ronald Gross, Virgil Schmidt, Clarence Hoening, Robert Dues Vernon Winhoven, Harold Koesters, John Krebs, Robert Tangeman Geneva Wint, Janet Hoyng, Emilie Oppenheim, Joann Iortkamp Barbara Synck Manelire Braun Margie Billerman, Mary Jane Brockman, Mary Lynn Oppenheim, Sandra Willett Margie Wuebker, Marcella Kunk, Mary Jane Bernard, Constance Boying, Rose Ann Huber, Mary Kunk, Beverly Klingler, Barbara Salm, Judith Iella, Linda Oberholzer, Shirley Btammon Absent Kita Bonifas Teacher Sister Mary Emerita GRADE ONE GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING TOP Row Gail Catherine Stucke, Mary E Disher, Judith lieberding, Janet Birkmeyer, George Billerman, Virgil Dues, AUHBUBTY MOOTS, UBIY Jane Schaefer, Paul Reigelsperger, Harold Livingston, Jo Ann Lefeld Robert Bergman, Carole Froning, Phyllis Roessner, Doris Kunk, Eugene Kunk, Dennis Osterholt, Kenneth Mangen, Gregg Hilger, Larry Wolf, Donald Dues, Martha Wolters, Bernice Bruggeman, Mary Ann Hoyng Jack Briner, Katherine Dobmefer, Carolyn Antony, Mary Kathrine Dorsten, Joyce Raseman, Myra Birt, Barbara Wapplehorst, Rita Huber, Margie Westgerdee, Marvin Evers, James Knoth Albert Sutter, James Wimmers, John Kettler, Mary Kay Tangeman, Bernice loll, Jean Geder, Jane Geier, Eileen Schmidt, Janice Ravin, Dennis Stukenborg, Kenneth Koeeters, Dennis Klinpler Teacher Sister Mary Cyrilde ,Q2 J 1 1 EF 1 a V I , Y' , .4 V. 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'V T ,. , 'J lj , Y 'r 1 J A s Mfr I' .ax 'Wi -3 iillu. 1 -A., ll-13,-Ez X in QQ . .,, ,1 '55 .. -4 Ar fl-E ff lumbers 1 2 3 16 5 6 7 picture the five highest from each grade in the April lvery Pupil Tests Grade Two Sandra Willett, Joann Iortkamp, lary Lynn Oppenheim, Constance Boyng, Dennis Haslinger Grade Three Ann Duweling, Phyllis loll, Barbara Wendel, Rosemary Bruggeman, Donald lnapke. 3 Grade Four ldward tox, Gyril Schulze, William Birkmeyer, loreta Thais, Daniel Briner 1+ Grade Iive Uilliam leruer, James Bchlater, Dorothy Ebbing, Eileen Everman, James Stukenborg 5 Grade Six larilyn Br-uns, Harlan llescher, lary Garke, Jerome leatemaker, carl Weiskittel 6 Grade Seven larilyn Bchooh, Elizabeth De Gurtins, William Hoyng, Paul Oubbage, llarilyn Huber 7 Grade Eight Carl Buschur, llary Ann Fox, Virginia Koestera, Gerald Rammel, Ronald Willett 8 P1lP11l absent day pictures were taken William Adkins, Leila Huber, Gharles Adkins, lita Bonifae, Barbara Iendel 9 10-11 12 Playground Activities H K -A ,W ,, W- 1 ,N . ,ill i n . Evil, ha, ALS 1 ' , .. G -i,3'g:z5Z ' M Y, ., 9 Kc :L H --N , A ,. s., 1 G ' -. f Q K ' .5 Q , tx y figs . 9 - J C. 1 , I i .I -..- - 'G -' X ' ' ' S K I 85, - ' ' N ', I Q. . P X f J , 1 57755. - ' G , ne: . Q 4 Q, I 1, - N W- t ' 1 2 3 ' tp A G,,.,. X A ' Q G U sf! - r 1 hy - G r 1 'Ax I 4 Q an 4 5 5 ' G ls' , rn. Q, he re-li , 1- -eff ' T4 - C G G ' L X' .Elf v y V J- ' i LA B 4 . t X L A . ' 0 --. Q M ' E2 ,r wx - Q 9 . RS 4 N -1 , Y A ' 1 E ' 6 Q, 5? J A 1 ' 4 ' .- i' l -'K - Y t Ga , 4. 7 B 9 'Q . 2 e can 'I . E Y 1 - ' 4 'W G , ' , fa I ' 1 '. 1 f 10 ll 12 1. - . 2. - ff ff Sporls Top Rb! IDOIIALL TEAM Robert Bettinger James lueller Urban Vagedes, lile James Kenneth Ouinter, Leon Brookhart Thomas Vegedes, Paul Huelekamp Cletus Bettinger Ivo Drees V noent Kanney Earl Glare Paul Blaeser lsneger James Sehoenlein, Frank Thomas Bamberg, Thomas Iillhoff Coach Oberholeer lanager Tho se Osterfeld Lavern Wilfred Quinter Lavern Buening Fort Iayne Central Catholic Portland St Marys Lima Shawnee Paulding Rockford St John Celina Versailles Koesters, Robert Birt Edward Giere, Robert Liening, Earl luebbling, Gene Buokley Reese James James Bowar Frederick Behm Coach lnlele yo Brookman, Albert Buening, lerl Brookhart LeRoy German Hubert Buelsmsn, Paul loll, RDUOTY Knapke William Rauh Robert Kgnngy, Lukg Drees l946 FOOTBALL SGH DULE Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater oldwater oldwater Goldwater Coldiater Coldwater Varsity Lettermen Reserve Letterman Lavern Buening lerl Brookhart Hubert Huelsman Luke Drees Albert Buening LeRoy Garman Paul Noll Robert Kenney Robert Knapke William Rauh Edward Giere Gene Buckley Earl Wuebbling Wilfred Quinter Lavern Brockman Reese James NUHERAL WINNERS Robert Bettinger Vincent Kenney James Mueller Paul Blaeser Ivo Drees Earl Giere Frank Koesters Robert Birt Robert Liening Thomas Vagedes Urban Vagedes Nile James Kenneth Quinter Leon Brookhart Oletus Bettinger Paul Huelska James Sonar Thomas Hamberg OH ER LEADING WINNERS Luella Hay Rita Sohooh Demaris Hoyng OOLDWATER HIGH 1946 FOOTBALL SEASON Coldwater 0 Fort Wayne Central Catholic For the second straight year the Cavaliers lost to a strong Central Catholic team by the identical score of 12 O Fort layne's big tough line and hard running backfield proved a combination hard to combat Bob lanney, Ccldwater's fullback, sprained his ankle on the opening kick off and was of no use the rest of the evening Coldwater 3 Portland 12 The Cavaliers experimented with a new backfield in this game and the expert ment almosf proved disastrous Kanney was still injured and failed to dress Portland completed two passes for touchdowns 'Ab' scored on a fifty yard run and still later on a goal line pass 'Eddie' Giere saved the day by kicking the extra poin Coldwater 6 St Marys 13 Fumbles and poor defensive play handed this game to the Rough Riders Ab Buening tossed one pass for a touchdown and against a weak Bt Marys' pass defense, might have tossed more The habit of handing the ball to the Rough Riders via the fumble route deep in Cavalier territory was too much of a handicap to overcome Kanney still operated on a wobbly ankle Coldwater 9 Lima Shawnee 14 The Cavaliers oouldn't get going in this game and went in at the half, down After a little elocution, they poured over two touchdowns in the third quarter to lead 19 7 A pass in the flat in the final period intercepted by Shawnee for a touchdown made a close ball game out of a comparatively easy victory Coldwater 8 Paulding 13 Coldwater lost the Little Buckeye Conference trophy to Paulding in this game This contest definitely belonged to the Cavaliers as they outgained the Tigers made 12 first downs to 9 and generally were a better ball club However four passing attack combined to defeat the local lads Coldwater 20 Rockford O Rockford's lone effort to score occurred in the second quarter after Cold water had dominated play in the first period However, the Cavaliers' efforts were nullified by fumbles The second half saw the tide definitely turn in favor of the Cavaliers as they ran at will through a badly beaten Rockford line Cold water and Rockford each had one leg on the new Coldwater Rockford trophy Coldwater 5 B John O St John helped celebrate New Idea light and proved tc be a stubborn oppo- nent while doing it The locals had their minds on the work a week hence and fail ed to show impressively Everyone but the water boy saw action in the final stanza with St John having the ball on the Cavalier five yard line as the game ended The reserves, however, managed to score a last period touchdown against St John's best Straight football prevailed Coldwater 12 Celina 7 This game highlighted the season for the Cavaliers Icrtunately into the game the underdogs, but the manner in which they proceeded Cel1na's five man line certainly gave the lie to that thought Coldwater each of the first two quarters on goal line plunges by Buckley but convert in each instance Celina scored in the final stanza on a thirty TDBY went to riddle scored in failed to five yard only note Pass To show how completely the Cavaliers dominated the play one need that Coldwater ran 53 offensive plays from scrimmage as compared to Cel The football used in the game now resides in the Coldwater trophy case lD8'8 22 Coldwater 7 Versailles 3 Fumbl s again cost the Cavaliers in this game Versailles proved to be a hard running cltfit that capitalised on every break Two fumbles in the first half led directly to two Versailles touchdowns and Coldwater went in at the half, down 13 O The second half Coldwater completely ran the show but one touchdown was all that was forthcoming Bob Kanney's appendix kept him sidelined - - 12 - 1 - - . - . I I - 1 - V 7-6. 7 Coldwater fumbles recovered by Paulding and an inability to stop a last 'period - 2 t. - - - l Top Row -R+- Q 'Kewl VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 353 Coach Knisley Michael Schoch Thomas Willhoff Wilfred Quinter Warl Wuebbling Reese James Albert Buening James Hauefeld Lavern Buening Frederick Behm Paul Noll 1946-R7 msxmnna. sonxnrru: Ohio City Portland leptune St John Pennville Yereaillel Celine High lapakoneta Bt. Marys london low Knoxville St. Henry Union City Rockford Greenville Fort Recovery Irederiok Behm Wilfred Quinter Paul loll Goldwater Goldwater Goldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Goldwater Coldwater 28 Coldwater 28 Goldwater 3 29 Goldwater 2 20 Goldwater 39 31 Goldwater 2 31 Goldwater 2 6 Ooldwat er 3? 27 Goldwater 3 LETTER! ! Albert Buening Levern Buening liohael Sehoe James Heulfeld gf RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row Coach J Reed James Sona , Nile James, James Schoenlein, Manager Paul Ruelekamp, Thomas Vagedea, Lester Bruggeman, Gene Buckley, Cletus Bettlnger FRESHIAI BASKETBALL TEAM TOD Row Gerald Hoyng, Hugh Thomas, Floyd Hemmelgarn, Robert Ebbing, Ivo Drens, Earl G1ere, Harold Schroyer R0bert Bettinger, James Mueller, Paul Buening, Louis Stahl, Vincent Kanney, Ted Dilworth, Paul Blaeser, Thomas Hoyng, Coach Weisenbach rw 1 Q A 1 R Top Row Lavern Vagedes Kenneth B cxm1n Ge ald Henan, Gerald Rammel, La ern Betfi ger, George FIEVSI Clarence Staugler Richard Schwlt Rex B oaahmrt Yilllam Dilworth Jero e Sutter Ro er Kerns Elmo BJeh1 r Gen S th G1 S th 1 Colch Welaenbach James Hoyng ' 5 ei ig A :Q X . ne'w6 'a ww u l QQ -nv vt ap' x fm V! A-. SENIOR INTERCLASS WIINERB Top Row Carl Rindler, Thomas Steirbrunner, Elmer Klost rm r R c lro Dreffez, Albert Buening Luke Drees, Charles D pweg, LeRoy Garman, Oharlee Backs, Giles Ronnebaum ww pm 7 '-' :- SENIOR INTEROLASS WINNERS Top Row - Gertrude Link, Luella Bamberg, Beverly Ferner. Rita Obringer, Dorothy Kramer, Joreeu Gubbage, Betty Wehrkamp, Marilyn James. G90-9 BASEBALL TEAM Top Row Coach Knisley Gletus Bettinger Earl luebbling Albert Buening Elmer Kloeterman Reese James Lester Iilker Carl Hindler James Sowar Thomas Willhoff Robert Knapke lile James Edward Giere Thomas Vagedes Richard Fullenkamp William Rauh Paul Boll 1947 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April April April April April Bt Henry lendon Bt John Pennville It Recovery Hubert Hueleman, Paul loll, Lavern Buening, and Wilfred quinter were chosen on the All Little Buckeye Conference football team at a conference meeting held in Van Wert at the conclusion of the football season. This group represented the whole left side of the Cavalier line from center to end. they received medals BB awards of their accomplishment. . 'X CL5 V!! 'Q X ' ' ' ' A .L ,f gf' AT' ' '1 my Nif' f ,E j' V . 11 - . 22 - 25 - . 28 - 1 . ff , I, , I . j' I lf, A It , I , ,L f-. - fl. C fivifi QS Rita Obringer Joreen Oubbage Betty Werrkamp Janet e Mueller Dorotry Kramer Marilyn Desch Gertrude Link Michael Schoch Bernard Meyer Frances Schmrt Luella Haloerg Kathleen Link Betty Hogan Virginia Tangeman Miss Desch Beverly Ferrer Gertrude Vutz Angela We rkamp Beverly Ferner M1chae1 Schoch Gertrude Vutz Dorothy Kramer Virginia Tangeman Angela Wehrkamp Joreen Oubbage Marilyn Desch Betty Hogan Rita Obringer Kathleen Link Frances Schmit Gertrude Link Betty Wehrkamp Luella Hamberg Bernard Meyer Elvira Desch ANNUAL STAFF Editor Athletic Editor Art Editor Calendar Editor Snapshot Editors Literary Editors Typist! Class Editors Business Managers Faculty Adviser e x m V 5 ILA w3 A Janette Mueller -------- - -------- ------ ------- --------------------------- Band Editor Top How Gerald Hoyng, Paul Blaeser Regina Dreee Bernice Wenning Rosanna Fledderjohann Esther Klosterman Janet Ilohre Mary Ann Wendel lr Blaeser Gertrude Vutz Gertrude Link Joreen Cubbage Martha Bueninp Michael Scnoch Jim Mueller Margie Volz Velma Luken Doris Mestem ker Dorothy Kramer Luella Hay Margie Mueller Rita Bchooh Demaris Boyng Betty Iehrkamp, Miriam Wendel CAVALIER OHATTER STAFF Editor in chief Dorothy Kramer Associate Editor Doris Mestemaker Fashion Editor Betty Wehrkamp Staff Artist Gertrude Vutz Feature Writers and Reporters Luella Hay, Margie Mueller, Rita Bchooh, Joreen Oubbage, Margie Volz Demaris Hoyng, Miriam Wendel, Gertrude Link Velma Luken, Paul Blaeser Regina Drees, Roggnna Fledder Johann, Gerald Hoyng, Esther Klosterman, J m Mueller, Bernice Wenning, Mary Ann Wendel, Martha Buening, and Janet Flohre Typiets Betty Hogan, Alma Bamberg gh .f 1 A L Spgrtg Ed1t.,,---II-IIf1I-IIi--II ........... 1-221111 ..... II--M1chae1 Schgoh D r 5 ' Top Row Robert leitzel, Reese James, Bile James, Kenneth Quintet, Robert Liening, Lavern Bohmit, Richard Dreffer Robert Knapke, Thomas Osterfeld, Roman Piekenbrock, Carl Wendel, Urban Vagedes, Merle Braun lr Oberholzer, Ted Smith Hubert Huelsman Robert Kenney, Lavern Buening, Lester Bruggeman, Paul Huelskamp, Donald Luken A Kanney Tom Fors hoefel Patricia Hogan Marie Kremsner Lucille Albers, Doris Mestemaker, Joan Backs Velna Luken, Harriet lillett, Joan oburn, Pauline Ballinger, latalie Desch, Donald Diller, Robert Bir , Eugene Gross lembers of the club not pictured Paul Link, James Scwar SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB HARRIET MILLVTT JAMES SOWAR PATRICIA HOGAN The Social Sclence Club, under the directlon to acquaint students with events of current and speakers have been lnvited to club meet1ngs and talks on social science subgects These talks engoyeble to the club President Vice President Treasurer orgwnized of Mr Oberholzer, was h1stcr1cal interest Outside h ve presented very lnteresting have proved both educational and ' , i , E . 6 ' L A . JOAN BAcKS-IIIIIfIIIIfIffIfIII:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11:2 .... :Secretary Top Row Eunice Tebbe Rosemary Young Ruth Gerlaoh Rita Obrirger M1r1am Wendel Barbara Buscror Alma Bamberg Eileen Braun Joy Buschur Juanita Linn Marilyn James Miss Grabs Betty Jenrings Kathleen Lini Germaine Hoyng Margie Luksn Mary Ironing Janette Mueller Betty Hogan COMMERCIAL CLUB MARY FRONING- Secretary The Commerclal Club was or anized for the purpose of furthering interest in business subJects, and its adv ser Miss Grabs, has been accomplishing this very capably The club has taken several interesting trips to business places This group of business interested students is an active club at Coldwater High School and gives every promise of continuing its record JANETTE MUELLEH ----------------------------------------------------------- President . 5 , Top Row Paul Blaeser, Regina Dress Bernice Wenning Rosanna Fledderjohsnn Demarrs Hoyng Mr Blaeser Gerald Hoyng Dorothy Kramer James Mueller Esther Klosterman Janet Flohre Michael Scboch Joreen Oubbage Betty Wehrkamp Luella Hay, Miriam Wendel Margie Mueller Rita Scboch Doris Mestemaker Velma Luken SCRIPT AND SCROLL VELMA LUKEN Secretary Treasurer The main function of the Script and Scroll Club has been to publish a better school paper than ever before Together with their adviser Mr Blaeser, this club presented an amusing St Patr1ok's Day assembly in the form of a I8d1O program Thls was followed by group singing of Irish songs 4 1 I-rd-5 ig i, V 1 .xv '4,. we ei BETTY WEHRKAMP ----------------------------------- ------------------------- -President 4 , . e 1 . Top Row Earl Wuebbling Gene Buckley Robert Knapke Thomas Steinbrunner Carl Rindler Edward Giere Thomas lillhoff Lavern Brockman Paul Holl Herbert Iorathoefel William Rauh Reese James Elmer Klosterman Merl Brookhart Luke Drees Albert Buening Wilfred Q inter Lavern Buening Hubert Bueleman James Hausfeld Frederick Behm LeRoy Carman lic lel Schoch VARSITY 'Cn PAUL NOLL- -Secretary Treasurer The chlef requirements for membership in the Varsity 'C' Club is the Orange 'Cn which B1gDifi8S achievement in athletics, cheerleading, or managing the team This club is under the direction of M Knisley, our basketball coach, and all boys who have earned their letter in ba ketball baseball, football, and track are very active in this exclusive club W l MICHAEL scsocs -------- ----------- ---------------- - ---------- ---- -------- - P r e sident I. . , S , e U Q g l 5 ' 4 Q Q X X 1 Top Row Angela Wehrkamp Virginia Tangeman Joreen Oubbage Bernard Meyer Gertrude Link Marilyn Desch Gertrude Vutz Beverly Ferner Michael Schoch Frances Schmit Kathleen Link Betty Wehrkamp Rita Obrlnger, Betty Hogan Luella Bamberg lisa Desoh THE LITERARY CLUB BETTY HOGAN President RITA OBRINGER Secretary Treasurer The main purpose of the L1terary Club is to study good llterature in all its forms Under the direction of M135 Desch, the club also has planned and published this year's Annual In february the members of the Club presented an entertainlng program which recalled many incidents in the l1fe of Lincoln , - 5 3 l ' X ' L A EK .. I A ! 7 I I 1 7 LUELLA HA,Bii51I2I11IIIIII1112122I11112111121112111I11I1iIIIZI1IIIZI152QQIp,eeideht Top Row Louis Giere Lowell ferner Thomas Hoyng James Bohoenlein Thomas Vagedes, Leon Brookhart Urban Rutsohilltng Vincent Kenney Charles Depweg Earl Giere Ivo Dreea Charles Birkmeyer Clyde Doreten Rolland Ieis lr Ieisenbaoh Philip Andres James Andres Hugh Thomas Donald low Robert Roth William Braun Joseph Hoening, Charles Ironing CHIPS AND SHAVINGS CLUB LEON BROOKHART President CHARLES FRONING- Treasurer The Chips and Shavings Club, under the direction of Mr Weisenbach was ganized to create an interest in Industrial Arts among the boys In this Club the boys are given an opportunity to become acquainted wlth many thirgs wh1ch w11l be useful to them later in life 1 EARL G1E1u:----IIfIf-fIIIfIfff---fII2fIfff-fffffIfIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQIQQIPTesment . , or- Top Row Giles Ronnebaum Elmer Kloeterran Herman Budhoff Henry Rsuh Oyril Dorsten, Albert Buening Virgil Krieg, Dennis Diller Charles B ers Donald Grues Lavern Brookman Ore or Buening Frank Koeetere Donald leeoher, Levern Wolters Wilfred Wilker, Oletue Bettinge lr Vogt Walter Stammen Floyd H mmel,1 n Louis Stahl Robert Ebbing, Robert Bettinger, Paul Buening Ernest Uhlenhske Louie Roman Willirm Bo cxman lembere of the club not pictured Melvin Dues Gerald Knapke George Henning, Herbert Siefring, Raymond Kremer CHARLES BAOIB- President ELMER ILOSTERMAN Vice President RAYMOND KREM R Treasurer VIRGIL KREIG- Attendant GREGOR BUEHING- Reporter The F F A was organized in December, 1939 The main purpose is to develop competent rural agricultural leadership With the help of their adviser, Hr Vogt, this club presented an assembly in April ghgying the student body how an I I A meeting is conducted The motto of the I I A ie, Learning to do, Doing to learn Earning to live, Living to serve F. r. l. lnsrnr sumune--Z -------------------- ------------------------------- ----- S e crerarv Top Row Dorothy Oiere, Martha Hartings, Jean Schoch, Maxine Korfhagen, Wands Livingston, Rosemary Birkmeyer, Rose Mary Young, Mary Agnes Bruns Norma Jean Weiskittel, Evelyn Jutte, Loretta Roessner, Mary Ann Minch Marcella Muhlenkamp, Elsie Krieg, Rose Marie Oppenheim Catherine Mueller, Joan Bonifae, Alice Weitze Margaret Garke, Joan Btreacker Agnes M11ler,Dcnna Jean Smith, Marie Reichert, Ruth Rein, Dolores Muhlenkamp, Lou Ann Muhlenkamp, Pauline Tebbe, Joan Fox Gene Gengler, Dorothy Muhlenkamp, Dorothy Roman Mary Ann Severt Lou Ann Dues, Irene Stammen, Dolores Buelskamp, Catherine Kahlig, Mildred Severt, Demar s Hoyng Evelyn Bruggeman Doris Ann Knapke, Kathryn Mescher, Mary Helen Walterbusoh, Alma Rauh, Eunice Tebbe, Janet Rammel Germaine Hoyng Margie Luken, Barbara Buschcr, Shirley Lefeld, Vera Muhlenkamp, Jeangng Vagedee, Marzle volz, Virginia Schmidt, Mary Ann Ronnebaum, Doris Depweg, Miss Blakley Rosella Wolters, Joan Dearworth, Kathleen Staugler, La Donna Wagner, Marilyn Korfhagen, Eileen Braun, Juanita Linn, Mary Ann Fisher, Mary Lee Billerman, Martha Buening, Mary Desch, Mary Ann Wendel, Marilyn James, Mary Ann May, Verlina Knapke, Audrey Schulze H BARBARA BUSCHOR President IARGIE VOLZ- Vice President GERMAINE HOYNG Secretary MARY ANN WENDEL Historian MARTHA BUENING- News Reporter The F H A was organized in the fall of 1939 to promote an appreciation of the Joys and satisfaction of homemaking Since then its members have been very active in planning dances and other entertainment for the student body In April this club presented an assembly, entitled 'T1mekillers for One Hourn, which consisted of songs and skits The program proved that there is much individ ual talent among the club's members Miss Blakley, adviser of the club, does a very fine job of directing the girls and helping them plan school parties , i, . 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HARILYN JMSIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ..,. -Treasurer Top Row Eugene Albers, Peter Vutz Lester lynk, Thomas lilhoff Herbert Forsthoefel, lerl Brookhart Paul Sudhoff Kenneth quintet Thomas Steinbrunner, lark Ienning, William Rauh, Gerald Hein Herbert Selhorst Lavern Beltkamp Robert Hogan, lr Reed Carl Rindler lorma Lou Ebbing, Patricia Ilohre Patricia Hogan Lillian Homan, Beverly Fernsr, Jean Bchoch, Virg nia Giere, Rose Marie Oppenheim, Pau ine Tebbo, Paul loll lembers of the club not pictured Jamie Mueller, Thomas Bamberg, Donald Gruss SCIENCE CLUB CARL RIHDLER- President JEAN SCHOCH Secretary Treasurer Th1s newly organlzed club 1S intended to create an interest in science and to show the uses of sclence in everyday llfe The members, through discussions and speeches, are becoming acquainted with many scientific things which will prove useful to them Under the d1I6CtlOD of its advlser, M Reed the club presented an exhrbit in oommemoratlon of the centennlal of Thomas Ed1SOn'S b1rth Thrs exhibit was held all over the Urrted States ln connection w1th the 'Science Club of America' and many of the lHV6Pt1OHS of Edlson were shown 1 i ' . WILLIAM MUHQQQIIIIIIfI11I-1I2-I ..,. I1IQ---IfI--fIIfQQQQfp,eB1dent n . . I . rl J H . . JUNIOR SENIOR RECEPTION, 197-L6 SEIIOR CLASS PLAY Toy Row Klcs ervm u4e Lxrs llC'88l Sc c , qv PW 3 K e,er Angela We' Kamp Mr Vo t JUNIOP CLASS PLAY Top Row Betty Jerrings, B rbi a Buscro Alm Harberg Peter Vutz Eowdrv G Lre, Dortld Luken Richard Selhorst, Donald Diller, lisa Gruhs Alberta Moorman, Margie Mueller, Ma ie Volz Luella Hay, Velna Luken Harriet Millett R ta Scroch Abaent Robert Karney V . Elmfr 2 MCH. Gertr'v '1Y, ' U is h. Paul N911 .re .ary .r W , ' hr' , , . g Rita Obringcr, Mzriam Wendel, JQani1n Linn, Eileen Braun, Virginia Tangeman. .r a rr . r, a A f , ' ' . ir , .r , f . 1- ' wg- - . 'r 1 ' 7 , 1 . . SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'BROTHER GOOSE' May 2, 1947 Jeff, Brother Goose Paul Noll Carol, pert little junlor miss Eileen Braun Wes, who is crazy about girls Michael Schoch Hyacinth, who is crazy about football Miriam Wendel Helen, maid who quits Ju nita Linn Peggy who has come to the rescue Virginia Tangeman Eve, a Southern chtrmer Angela Wehrkamp Sarah Eve's colored maid Rosemary Birkmeyer Lenore who has 'plansu Gertrude Link Mrs Trimmer, of the Wee Blu Inns Rita Obringer Jeff mistakes Peggy for the new maid, and Peggy, tired of selling hosiery, agrees to stay and help out Lenore Hudson commissions Jeff to build her a new house which she hopes he will eventually share with her Hy, the little tomboy with a passion for football, hates Lenore because Lenore will start excavating the empty lot for her house on the very day of t e lmpo tant football game Hy puts a crimp in Lenore's plan and Peggy takes the blame Jeff flares and Peggy leaves Jeff realizes how much Peggy means to him Hy gets her football squad, and they bring Peggy back Jerome E Vogt, Wrrector JUNIOR cuss PLAY 'CASH Ann CARRIE' November 15 1946 Dorthula Emerson, good natured Carrie Ferguson, a little vague about money matters Jenny Wharton, Oarr1e's life long friend Alberta Ferguson, Girl Scout and infant terrible Marilyn Ferguson, concerned about dresses and date! Judy Bowen, given to giggling Trig Ferguson, wants to go to South America Anne Ferguson, torn between a business career and love Bradley Kirkwood, in love with Anne Uncle Omar Tully, the Ferguson's oldest living relative, retired from business but blustery concerning the State Legislature rl Oornick, young factory worker from 'New Joiseyn Gerty, young factory worker 'Hon' Jackson, factory worker Betty Jennings Margie Volz Alberta Moormsn Luella Hay Margie Mueller Rita Schoch Robert Kenney Alma Hamberg Richard Selhorst Peter Vutz Donald Diller Velma Luken Barbara Buschor 'Sweetie' Jackson, factory worker Donald Luken Carrie has trouble balancing her budget. Uncle Omar has promised Carrle and the fam1ly a new home on Oherry Hill if she can make her bookkeeping come out even. Uncle Omar's Beauty Rest mattress, which comes O O D., upsets the budget by SHO. Taking in roomers seems to be the only solution There is an explosion when Uncle Omar arrlves home with the house full of strangers wearlng Union buttons The conclusion is a happy one with the famlly getting the new home. Mary E Grahs, Director --- ---- -- ----- ------re----f---f --:f-------------- a , -I-'-Q'- -'- -'-t1 t- 1 ' , '- --'-1'--gt -1 'i -v--g-g---1 1 -tt 11' ' ' , -1 1--h1t '-- 1x- tb 1 - '-gt' L 1'1 1 '--'- ' . 1 e -------------- ---- ---------------- Shovel operator, who is plenty mad ----- ---- ------- ---- - ---- --------Elmer Klogtermgn , . 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Q n n a . ' - o . . n I Q I 1 n Top Row CLAQS OFFICVRQ JUH1OPS Thomas Jlllhoff, Al Kenney, Doris Me nemnxer, Joan Back Seniors Beverly Ferner, Joreen Cubbage, Betty Nehrkamp Sophomores Ralph Schmitt, James Sowar, Mary Descn, Lucille Albers Freshmen Earl Giere, Vincent Kenney, Louis Homan, Marcella Muhlenkamp Pummel and lr Wenning Bus Drivers 1 bv FLAG BEARERS, TWIRLERS, AND DRUM MAJOR J net Rammel, Joan Coburn, Barbara Buckley, Verlina Knaoke, Wargle Volz, Marilyn Korfhaven, Hilda Qu1nter, Dorie Ann Knapke, Dorothy Glare l 1.11 l lllF Q Ira Bohookman and Hrs Stuokenborg Cafeteria Cooks Tangeman, Bus Driver William Fink Bohool Janitor ,. ,,., W LM U , lx Rm f 'Y A-1 ' , xl N x , 1 f h J , N ' lr. . , xl Y ' ' H' lr. ' D y Y? . x P 3, S I I - ogre n y D, x f u ' Mx ,f AL .Q , ' 3 A L l N , .V . , V . L AM- ,qt Q 4.5: Q ' V HAMA A v ,lx -1 'gf L , 1 ' . B .tx I I