Coldwater High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Coldwater, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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'ii be DEDICATION Wg, thg Senlors of' SS w1sh to dedicate our annual 'The Cqvnlier to To s Uesch, the Engllsh teacher 1nd l1brar1an Te would llke to express our apprecl t1on to Piss Desch for her fears of service Among the extra curricular activities she has participated in are the direction of Junior 1nd oenlor Class Plays 1nd One Act Plays For a number of rewrs she hnd chwrve of the Coldwwter Ilgh school P per and Annual This fe1r a s Desc? 15 directlng the DPH1OT C11 s nl J, 'Call1ng All Tho ts As 1 smwll token of our 1WWTOC1 t1on we ,re dedlcntlng this hook to Vou, hi s Unsch JERRY B RIGCS IN MEMORIAM Our hearts were indeed deeply sad dened by the death of a beloved member of our class Jerry came to Coldwater High as a member of the Senior Claes after havlng served his country as a Mar1ne in the Korean conflict He, being an honor stu dent and an actlve member of the class, was respected by his teachers and class mates Jerry was born Augu t 13, 1933, at Greenv111e and died on March 21, 1955 Even though Jerry received his prelimin ary education elsewhere and was looking forward very much to graduating with the present Senior Class, we feel he has graduated with a much higher and richer degree of honor. A N N U A L S T A Seated: Cry1l Schulze, Beverly U1lworth, Mary O Klostermann, Mr Blaeser, Tom Ple1man Standing Fileen Wynk, Rose Ann Vagedes, Alice happelhorst, Betty Tebbe, Jeanette Boeck man, Fred Schenking, Lavrrn Kremer, Audrey Froning, Janet Klosterman, Marilyn Hoy1ng, Edntcr Va 5 O Klcsterman Ass't Edltor Thomas Plelman Qooris rrrd Qchenkirp Art Rose Ann Va edes Organizations Janet Klosterman Lavern Kremer Business Mgrs Cyril Scrmlze Beve ly D11WOFtF Typxsts Marilyn Hoyng Audrey Froninf V nette Bocckmar Alice Happelhorst Betty Tebbe Advlsor H P Blaeser F F . A . - . . 0 ' - D r' , - .JA A - I H J 5 , Af Snapshots - Eileen Wynk I , AI . r ' . . - U 1,93 . .IA ' 0 o 4 SUPERINTENDENT'o MESSAGE I wish to extend my congratulations to the graduating class of 1955' You have willingly sacrificed a great deal to secure your high school dip1oma,and I think you could well afford to stop and ask yourselves the question nwhat can I reasonably expect this educat ion to do for me?' In the first place. it should make you happier. and it should enable you to make others happier. Unless it has better equipped you to emnloy your talents and your time unless it has given you a firmer foundation on which to build for your eternal reward,1t has failed in its primary objective. It should have stimulated you to the possession of marks or the educated person sympathy and understandingg and. conversely. turned you against the marks of the ignorant bigotry and intolerance Don't forget your prayers and don't forget in those prayers to be thankful for many past benefits and blessings. also asking Divine Wisdom and Guidance in the recognition and practice of The True, The Beautiful. and The Good. Godspeed! .Ffa 'e A -372 ,,- his 3' 4 s lfefff-' W' - .1 -n.1 ' I- 1'ie'.,,, ,,, M, vmyjss I' , , ,W mu', ' 13, ...., , A -h, , MfWrm,f I gr 3 P' , 1 It - k lla X v Lf. X H . , y . - JOSEPH REED PAUL P. PONZURIC Principal Physical Education A., Findlay College, Findlay, Ohio A., Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Sc. Ed., Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana HENRY P. BLAESER F Science, English '5 f , B. A., University 'Q of ROCHBSLGP, -5 Rochester, New York ily A. A., University 'J of Rochester, f Rochester, New York 5 LLVIRA DESCH English, Librarian A., Sacred Heart College, g Cincinnati, Ohlo Q L. S., Rosary College, ff Chicago, Illinois 5 In 5' JEROME E. VOGT Agriculture B. Sc. in Agr. Ed., University of Illinois Champaign, Illinois Mathematics, Science A., Monmouth College 'onmouth, Illinois A., Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio EDWARD W. HAMVOND Social Science B. A., Colgate University, Hamilton, New York M. Sc. Ed., Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana QQ X 4 JILTON J. STEWART Music. Speech Sc. in Mus.. University of Kentucky. Lexington. Kentucky Vue., Cincinnati College of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio Ed., University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio CLARENCE F. GUETH General Science American History B. Sc. in Ed., Ohio State University. Columbus. Ohio RICHARD S. BARR Bookkeeping, Biology B Sc. in Ed.. University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio JMiaCmnr Home Economics English Consumer Education B. S. College of Mount St. Joseph on the Ohio, CiI1C1I1I18ti, Ohig Joseph T. Suhr Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Sc. in Ed., Miami University Oxford , Ohio Martin E. Styles Commercial Subjects B. Sc. in Ed., Ball State Teacher's College Muncie, Indiana BOARD OF EDUCATION Y.- Rcw I Paul Froning Clerk Paul Hoyng President Ray Dobmeyer V Pres Row II David Sowar Georgd Billerman Ralph Wenning nnmu PUIHLHD Left to Rlvht Pros , Mrs Jack Stucke Vice Pres , Mrs Lawrence Schlater sec , Mrs W1111am Oberholzer, Treas Ars Jerry rortkamp Secretary Sitting Pres , Albert Gebeleg Sec , Mary Agnes Hezn, First V Pres , Mac James Standing Treas , Don Tan eman, Second V Pres , E111 Wolf ---I CAVALIZR BOOSTER CLUB Mrs Mar11yn Huelsman Membership Chairman, Veal Jenkins Pres Dean James Vice Pres Gene Smith Sec Treas Ivo Haslingar M 1 .. , - 3 s : v : 1 1 o I , , , . . . A . . Q 5 . - s 4 0 ' - . . - - I , . l , ' . 2 . . Q . . x C I I . f, . . . , n u o 1 Q -. 1J ' , 2 I1 : - f'-i , F fi i . Y 3 ,f- l ' W I ' u 0 4 1 a n . . - v - . , 1 .- I Hifi!! RW-. N X SR - x ' 'E -'E' 5 Q 3- A i X, Tv ,Q . .3 at 'Y 'C A .1 ij Q..-vg., 'ig flag- - J 4- 3 'I I2 7 bf 1 A Q6 1' 1 is Klx + if i ,x .N -Hal. , - 311-f Kenny Walkup Alice wappelhoret Elmer Wellman Janis Wuebker La Mer Wuebker Eileen Wynk CLASS PROPHECY As I was looking out of the w1ndrv, watching the teenagers come and go from the new high school erected several years ago, lt brought back memories of my h1gh school days I remem- ber very clearly the day the sen1ors of WSSW vowed to have a reunlon flfteen years later A I recall the day it was neld, the weather was warm and clear As I walked in, Cyril Schulze, the former president of the class, greeted me with a friendly hello Cy 13 now the city engineer of our old home town, Coldwater, Oh1o Just then in walked Richard Plattner and hls charming wlfe, the fcnmer Betty Kllngler Upon 1U quiring about Rich's tw1n brother, Ralph, I learned that he would not be able to attend the reunlon because h1s Job as a truck driver called him away from home As I looked across the flocr, I saw 'argle Niekamp, now a Home Economics teacher, carry ng a beautiful three t1ered cake to the center table Admiring her lovely cake was Pete Schaefer, head coach at Oh1o State University A huge display of fru1t was the compliments of Audrey Froning's husband, who owns a fruit market Serving refreshments were Barbara Huelskam , Sondra Smith, and Delores Kremer, who are matrons of an orphanage Moving on I came to the table where our former basketball team was seated Charlie Huber and Tom Pleiman are now partners 1n a large law firm and present cases to the Supreme the former Beverly Dilworth have gust returned from Florida,where Dan was in spr1ng train- ing for baseball Sitting next +0 Dan was Fred Schenking, who 15 now president of the Mutual L1fe Insurance Company Lavern Kremer is now a lecturer on his own televislon pro- gram, nSafety First W Just then the first stralns of music was heard from Bob L0ughPlP8 and hls nat1onally known USYDCO torsn featurlng Jerry B aun as vocalist The first couple on the dance In 1 floor was A1106 Koesters and her husband, Bob as a foreman The spotlight was then beautlful tailored ticated hair style next song, nThe Trumpeters Schlosser, who is now employed at the New Idea Lullabyn, was played by Jerry Knapke The turned on Mary Ev lyn Streacker, a B oadway star, who was dressed in a suit des1gned by Janis Wuebker, a leadlng fashlon deslgner The gophls was designed by Mary Forsthoefel, who is now a retired beautician During the intermission, I overheard Bill Huhlenkanp, Dick Post, and Bob Schaefer dis cuss1ng how to improve their crop production Coq atulating each other were Cletus Huhlenkamp and Ray9udhoff, who both won blue ribbons at the State Fair, thanks to the help and advice of Dennis Bonifas, the local veterinarian who now has his own clinic Everyone's attention was called to a telegram from Jerry Riggs,who is a Marine Stativn- ed in Honolulu, informing us heregrettednmt being able to attend This brings to mind the honor bestowed upon the senior class when Bill Birkmeyer was chosen delegate to the Air Force Acadmmgfrom which he later graduated w1th top honors One conversation I distinctly remember was the one I had with Janet Klosterman, who was telling of her experiences as a Public Health Nurse in Chicago Mary Sutter, a pediatrician was also taking part in this conversation Mary assisted Jane James in some of her man problems in rearing her twin daughters. Concluding the interm ssion, I investigated wh people were crowding around Harold Brockman and I learned he had picked the lucky horse that had won the last Kentucky Derby 'I was never so happy as the time I saw 'Beetlebomb' coming into the home stretch, ridden by the famous Jockey, Jim Bscks,u stated Harold After the tasty lunch, a short comedy skit was given by the three stooges, Mary 0 Klosterman, Marilyn Hoyng, and Eileen Wynk, which was taken from their latest movie. ot on the program was a lecture given by Cletus Poll, a professor of math at Miami University The concluding number on the program was a tap 48300 8i'9n by Irma K10Bt0fm8D and Lilly Steinke under the direction of their agent, Charles Hartings. t th I talked to Chuck Runkel who is a mechanic now working on 3 Jet' propeIIedrautgmgbIIia?or the hot rod dr1ver, Larry Stukenborg. Donald Muhlenkamp, the multi- millionaire, was discussing the blueprints of his new, modern dreamhouse, with the contractors Ted June and Kenny Walkup. Rose Ann Vaeedes, although haPPi1Y married' is in Charge of the interior decorating. V ' Y ' ' . s Court. Their private secretaries are Jeannette Boeckman and Betty Tebbe. Dan Briner and D e D , O I N s we were also proud that Charlie Hehr, the world's middleweight champion in wrestling, and Gladys Muhlenkamp, a woman wrestler, were graduates of our class. Speaking of honors, this brings to my mind the time Ed Fox won the Pulitzer Prize for his famous novel. Also included in the list of champions was Butch Wuebker, who swam the English Channel. La Vern Kunk, president of the local bank, was discussing financial difficulties with Elmer Wellman, owner of the I. G. A, chain stores. Also taking part in this conversation was Rosemary Fella, a teller in the bank. The door prize for having the largest family was won by Alice Fiely. As the day ended, I saw Alice Vappelhorst, an airline stewardess, leaving to catch a flight to South America. In a minute she returned asking for help to fix a flat tire. Junior Shinn, proprietor of a fillingstation, came to her rescue. There is nothing more I would rather do than relive those wonderful memories as they were that day. ANONYMOUS T 1' Standing CYTll Sch1lze, Pdward Fox, Lavern Kremer Tom Plei Fr d man e Schenk1 Jerry Braun, William B1rkmeyer, Charles Huber, Dan Br1ner , ng, S ors Allce Koesters, Charles Hehr, James Racks , , 1 e appe , S F N I O R S C H O L A R S U I P u A M I itting: Dennis Bonifas, Rose Ann Vagedes, Mary Sutter Betty Tebbe Al'c W lh t vffx-1 w-v 4x .-1' Y' JN Y' X'-'uv 4 5 xr' L me A were M rlelee nloers Alvin nllJ Louie nlrmmeyer Marjorie Blrmme uonelu dream Enltn Brlcner ,er hoeemdry or even Louie nuenlng Pllllp 5 ecuor Don Colby Janis ue pf Mary Diller AWP Dnwellng Cnerlee Fronlnv Karl Fronln Dennis Jeoele es Je ee nette Groe L rry uroee D h HaIPlS Lucille Hein Janet Heitkamo Betty Hemnelgaln Con tance Hoenlng Eugene Homan Helen Homan Della Hnoer Ann Jacfson Patti JOYneT Marjorie Karaflt Sandra Katterhenry Tom Kloaterman Donald Knapke Edward Knapke Melvin Lefeld Jerry Meecher George Minnich Juanita Muhlenkamp Richard Muhlenka Galen Noll Margie Pleiman Roberta Puthoff James Rentz Ronald Schindler mP Barbara Schoenlein Patricia Schoeppner David Seltz Barbara Smelaer David Smith Rita Sutter Ralph Swartz Irma Ungruhn James Waltman Barbara Wendel Lou Ann Wendel Wilfred Wolters Dennis Yaney lilwl Q xx I V P h A S C E Pres Ann Duweling Vlce Pres dalnh Swarnz Sec Pat Schoep,ner Treas Barbara Mendel Advisors Wr Reed, Mr Styles .JIT J 0 ,I i i' Xia O 'K liz' K, I Mary Jane Be ngpd Irene Beumer Victor Blllerman Margie Blrkmeye Nita Bonlfaa Betty Braun Madeline Braun Mary Jane Brockman Tom Bruggeman ierbert Bruna Jerry Bruna Jerry Dalk Carolyn Dues Marilyn Duea Orville Dues Mark Ellerman Judith Fella Ronald Fisher Joann Fortkamp B111 Fox Donald Gehle Bill Geiae Patricia Gross Dennis Healinger Wilfred Heltkamp Clarence Hoening Tom Hoening Connie Hoylng Janet Hoyng Rose Ann Huber Don Jackson Edward Kahlig Charl ine K5-Pk daroara Klihgler Beverly Kllugler Dale Klostermeh Vernon Kloeter a hero Q Koegters Merleee Krieg oohnle Llnhemwr hrheld 1' ..Qf j J ene Viller I ere ver y N lehfevo V raie 4u1lSlAa Vir ll Aurlenkamn 4 H448 NO W Lino Ooertolzer M ly Lynn Oooe elm Marvin Post gf' Dolores nauh Q Jerry Rgce 5 ro ra Salm Wars Ju n Schmlt Joan bchoen sharon Smith Qudl otamnen Haul otelume hlcnaro ootter oeroara Synck Robert Tangeman Rita Mendel Vera white Geneva .int MSPe1e Huebner onirley Zahn 'IF ,15- A S Pres Dennls Hasllnger Vice Pres Connle Llnneman Sec Jerry Rose Treas Nargle wneoker Adv1sors Mr Blaeser, Mr Wfsav .I ' Stewart 9? K T xxx if 'g Y' Q sf T Qt Y 9--9 T7 4. lil if 1' ' - 5 my - 5--I 'Q H9 S Lf Q, X I' Pnyllle no le Carolyn AH ony Robe t Bef man Jerrv Bil ermar e le ma Janet dirkme lyra Birt Lulu Belle Bla K Robert Bri ne Jaex Brlne nmlly Brookhart Joe Diller Dennis Dillnoff Ma y Dieher Katherine Dobmeyer Mary Doraten Robert Dues Virgil Dues Marvin Evers Carole Fronlng Martha Geier Mary Gelor Donna Hasenjager Verene Heitkamp Gregg Hilger Mary Hoyng Rita Huber Laverne Jutte Zeno Jutte Arlene Karaflt Floyd Kaup John Kettler Leonard Kloeterma Melvin Klosterman Kenneth Koeetere Agnes Kremer Doris Kunk J- at Dx D- f h 9 ' -f K D u o rc L t - V X 1 ' X F a D .7 N' . x I ,IA- , -' -jv- al X ee 9' I X 'i. . gg- . . h A inf- yi - ff ill' rf' M ' 'Af 1 1 , D D ' Ks 4 :Q UW ' rl I If' 's g I ' I y ylf' I R E j Jo Ann Lefeeo HrnnCEh Xin on Alfred HfY Anna Xbff YQCFP Ao1Qn5 Voileniem, . ,., .- off,-'-,X , xl.,. uni A .. , ...4..- ....Lx.. wIlL Size. Luc Uuv rr DDI L lnie now w, 'C Lerrolt I' utll roe uelry hoee Jwrter crm DC Virgil can 1 . IEC SL J dr' e ac we5rrar1 MeV L o4Eff 5 oa'l t e tnrenuorg Marv ooohoff A4vPft Duuber 1rx Tanvenan enero T mcneh Kerrlt Vela o rtcra aT Q loret Margie nenkinb Margie westgerdes . ,J, Ja.eC .irmere Vernon ninhoven Lcrry Nglf Peul wynk Jovce Yeney Jerzy Knot? vs Y 'Y g LJ .Q 7 Pres Dennls at kenborg V1ce Pres Gregg 11D Sec Mary Agnes Schoen Treas Janet pirkmeyer Advlsors MISS Comer Owl ,NGWIA miami xl , Nl r Hammond GRADE FIGW Mr. weidinger, James Snider, Ann Colby, UeHH1S Klingler, Thomas Knous, Lgryy Pgteps, Jean Rosengartm Michael Scott cms A Gramm sam Y six .4 , f 1 3 New off: ' - - '- oY.fz Billy Smith, Janet Adams, John Black, Norma Now, John Robbins, Thomas Scott, Thomas Smelser 5 Susan Chesser, Linda Deitsch, Robert Linn, Bud Litherland, Noreen Loughrige, Dayle Phipps, Ronald Smith, Kenneth Sutter, John Swartz. mg ' A max: We ,ff 1 9 .. lred Thees, Keith Wallick, Raymond Walkup. Mrs. West, Karen Black, Sally Chesser Doroth Knowl es, George Loughrige. - ' y Jean McMartin,Dale Now,Marg1e Peters, Thomas Hoobins, Susan Slamlk, James bmelser, Michael Smith, Sharon Snider, Patsy Yaney. GRADE f sa x GRADE , Form ga: , 4 THREE X J ,Ny Q . ,I V ' James Carmack, Linda Chessor, Karen Colby, Jerry Linn, Jay Litherland, Milton Stewart, Lorane Yaney Helen Black, Leroy Brown, Vicki Eichler, Ronald Gillum, Patty Linn, Norma Slavik, Coleen Smith, Roger Smith, Karen Thees GRADE .4 H x Two 1 ' V Q w , ' Q . ' 1 , 1 '- .f, f, , ,,v '..L,, ':f'W , QF,-xc IS' . Aw 3 1 v' i l 4' il!! 1 lt' 'Q Mrs Mcmartin, James Adams, Linda Allen, Sharon Baucher. Cynthia Behm, Inez Brown, Ronald Fanning, Sherry Glaser, 1 E651 , 'Q si ini, K fr ,aa 1 A QCP' Wi GRADE Michael Hasenjager, xCandace Jenkins, Alice Knowles, Linda Lawrence, Shirley Linn, Boyd Loughrlge Mary Robbins, Richard Baucher .iii Q. -.ev K X 4- 4: 'J ,Y Q J? l I l all :ij Edward BI-own, JamesACl-wiser, Elngene Flower, Rebecca Has njager, Pierce Mcniftinnl Jimi? Peter' Jane Slavik. Diana Sutter. Kathy Thees ? GRADE ji Y, .. EIGHT W ,E ff 7 - if 1 , by , Q5 3 Sr. N. Alphonsa, Shirley Adams, Linda Bonifas, Barbara Braun, Mary Ann Broeker, Rose Ann Dorsten, Mary Jane Dues 5 A Joyce Ebbing, Carol Fortkamp, Ruth Geise, Barbara Gross, Stephanie Harnick, Judy Huber, Barbara Giere, MargaretKahlig, Mary Lou Knapke, x S Korfhagen, hutn nosche, Karen Oprenhelm, Lois Gtte, Virglnia Pottkotter, Hqyllis Roessner, Ann Schenking, Eileen Schmidt., Ruth Ann Schockman B ' ri' v Q4 4 0 a - A Q. s 47.9 wgtg, ff 'E' 3' ..,r Q X , 4 ff - ' L 5 , 4' Jeannette Schvwtiterman, Patricia Thobe, Dorothy Ungruhn, Janet We elcittel, Martha Wolters, Mr. Frank Dane, John Antony, Nelson Bell, Dale Boise. 1-3 I 5 . if ' ,fr U ,. QQ. W or l , .. r , - ' Q f' . . Buschor, Donald Buschur Ted Desch Tim Desch Ro r E R31 Hamberg, James Hamberg, Larry Harlamerty , , ge vemm, eigh Forsthoefel, Dowd 5 , M , q , K 0 QQ-, as 'F-N -lf- . f , . X'- Nff 'Iva' IL 'gs 4 ' -1 9 'J' J' : A' 2' Qx A u 3. James Hogan, Norrnan'Hoying, William Jackson, Thomas Knapke, Harold Livingston Richard Millgp Ted Penno , George Romer, Donald Roessner. , ' 'C gg A ive Larry balm, John Schlater, Tom Scnvi terman, John Seibert, Farl Siegrist, Orville Stammen, iobert angeman, Ger Nestzerdes Larrv Wuebker M5 RAD? ,M 5 T SVVWN xi Paul Reigelsperge , Sr Alice, ieda Bertk , Rat Billerm n, Donald Traun Thoma graun Susan Br1nv-r, lores Gro lc 5 si LA 'J N Dorothy Broeker, Mlchael Dobmeyer, Donald Dues, Mary Ann Du s, Janice Ebbing, Micha 1 Goecko Ralph Grevenkamp, Susan Hasllnver, John Haubert RA dai Sharon Hausfeld, Connle Ann Hein, Janlce Hoenlng, Janlc Hoyln Malllam Huber, Janlce Huwer Carolyn Yaup, Daniel Knapke, E11 en Knapke to flqpg Donald Llvlngston, Diana Mestemaker, John Mlller Melvin Miller Ronald Niekamp, Richard Osterholt, Carole Ot+e, Condi Pottkotter Larry Rlegelsoerger Y ,J William Rish Cather1ne omer, Pall Schmidt, David Schoenleln, Joann Schwieterman, David Sowar James Tan eman, Janet Tekamp, Carla Vanne DRADE 5 V X' Victoria Wappelhors+, Mary Ann Winhoven, Edward Wolford, Sr M Eugenia, Mgry Birkmeyer David Braun, ohert Urine ernice D e an C' Fi S , fx 'N Diana Bruns, Betty Dwenger, Gary Ebbinr, Marilyn Evers, Kay Feldhake, Janice Gebele, Charles Grieshop, M. 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AK . -if i 3 1-1 v 'C' Zl- Dennls Hosengarten, Mary P Schlndler, Michael Schindler, Kenneth Schwieterman, Patrlcia Schvieterman Jeanet+e Slegrist, Mary Ann Snlder, Donald Sowar, P3tPlCi8 Streacker 1 wwf af Q-,f elf P I 1 1 if Q A Glen Stucke, Jeannette Sutter, Mary Lou Thobe, Marilyn Wenning, Ralph Westgerdes, Robert Wolf, Timothy Wourms, Virg1nia Wuebker, Roger Zahn GRADE GRADE SIX FIVE Mary Lou Seiberianice Buschur, Richard Buschur, Dennis Dues, Larry Huelsman, Dwight Pqthoff 6 cf Martha Bomholt, Sarah Bomholt, ement Ebbing, Leo Fella, Robert Forsthoefel, JameS GPOSSQ Janes Moorman, Vlrginia Remaklus Mary C Tangeman GRADE un -0 FOUR ' 9' ,.. ll-r at Carol Tekamp, James Tumbush, Sharon Vannett, Nancy Black, Kathleen Fella, Thomas Fortkamp, John Ponznric, Urban Schmitt GRADE Q, FIVE . SQ Mrs Esther Winhoven, Donald Adams, Kenneth B llman, Shirley Bernard, Jerome Bertke Jacquelyn Bonifas Gerald Braun, Margie Bruggeman gif id TZ? lp? 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A J , .ae , ' 1 J N R A .2 'L kara 'rdf Janice Knapke Larry Knapke, Stanley Lefeld, Charlene Mangen Louis M111 M L , Adrian Noll, gusan Oberholzer, Larry Obringer. , er' ary Lynn Xienerdlng s-, Y , A fi 8 2 iq 4 , 1 'PQ Vo L. 5' b William Otte, Mary Ann Penno, Patricia Sanning, Louise Shappie, Richard Sowar, Fred Stammen Barbara Streacker, Theresa Sutter, Michael Wappelhorst. 1 X GRADE A X .. Q 'E' Q FOUR vtc A f , Q xx 5 nh! Ronald Wenning, Robert Wint, Sr. M. Alma Rita, Robert Beckman, larbara Rergman, Donald Bertke, Rita Braun, James Dwenger. Barbara Feldhake, Ronald Grieshop, Thomas Hein, Diana Hoying, Joyce Hoynga MAF Jean Knapke, Nancy Kremer, Linda Lefeld, Robert Miller Ruth Miller, Sammy Moorman, John Mnhlenkamp, Betty dbringer, Larry Osterholt, Mary Jane Pottkotter Jean Puthoff, Sylvia Roessner, Tho as Romer. ti 1' Nil ' Q. ,fX ' Terry'Rosengarten, Cecilia Ryan, Jerry Schlater, Robert Schwieterman, Phyllis ne1rert, Mary Sowar, Paul Streacker. ' GRADE '5 THREE xv A , 1' YF' f 1, 1 xt lf N itfifiib , Jacquelyn Tangeman, can bus , a lyn Wappelhorst, JudyAWenning, Robert Wenning, Emerita Schulte. 4: if Q A REV..- I. f a f- ' ABR Jane Beekman, John Billerman, Gerry Lee Boeckman, Kenneth Braun, Leroy roeker, Ann Dobmeyer, Harold Dorsten, Elaine Evers. M -.1 . 1 , U ' . '32 I ' ' ' in . v , ' jlxhh- .17 Luella Geier, Carol Geise, James Haelinger, June Hausfeld, Robert Hein, Roger Heitkamp, philip Hilger, Terry Lee Hitesman, Frederick Hoying. f f! , or . A Q . Q. id -:L 'NW' 'N V V Qf ' V ' l s Ax ' II-n- ft, 3 'A Gee, . .. ----... rr:-.-ff Y r ::..i'i 'IQ viz, Mary Jane Huber, Shiela Keup, Norma Klenke, Gerald Koesters, Mary Jane Mestemaker, Martha Miller, Diann Moorman, Brian Muslcus, Sharon Naseman. Ll . ' ' ' Q ... I H 74 kenneth Niekamp, William Oberholzer, Lorraine Otte, Joe Pleiman, Shirley Remaklus, Catherine Rosenbeck, Kathleen Rosenbeck, Lawrence Rosenbeck, Elaine Schenking, N14 -4 Robert Schindler, James Shappie, D1ana Stalder, Michael an 1 Ga1'yTekamp P111 w William Wenning, Rose Ann Westgerdes, Sr. M. DeLellis. , 8 T C a endeln' . ra, GRADE -nog: uh V cv L I ' - ,W S: TWO , , K ! 2 'f,ifl'lJ ' U Linda Bergman, Elaine Bertke, Larry Birt, Diana Braun, Gary Braun, Marlene Bruggeman, Donna Bruns, John Busohor. y s - f' wr- J gf, 5 l ,X 'I rf H . 3 J, 5 nga. ' 4 . , - L, Jack Dues, David Ebbing, Donald Ebbing, Bobby Ironing, Dianne Gast, Kenneth Gelheus, Vin cent Harnick, Joann Heyne. 6- ,Q- ' v - ' 1. Huber, Virginia Jutte Ronald Kau S Ka , p, usan up, Torrmny Kaup, Elaine Knapke, David Kunk, Jack Mescher Robert Moorman X.. Jack Naseman , V2 I I I L Lorraine Pleiman, John Powell, Ronald Riegelsperger, Matthew Schwieterman, Paul Shaner, Judy Stammen. jx , .1 Q F I I J w . V H' gf 2-1,,,x ,I NJ! W L 9 Franklin Tangeman, Phyllis Schwieterman., Joe Rosenbeck, Hiayne Telzamp, Barbara Vogt, Bobby Vondrell, Joyce Nagner, Linda Nannemacher, Cheryl Henning. is fkad5i GRADE id M-g ie in Y Q' 4:L-' l'45L Q ONE liini A-E?.f H. T I '55 ,QEF NJ r FW ,A - ff, . lfx' 'I il'z 5' i?'x. x Gary Henning, Jack Edenning, Sister Leola, Jim Bodgett, Clarence Black, Yaren Boeckman, Kenneth Braun, Michael Braun. cf. ..,,' ar' ,V . . S -- 22 Peggy Buechur, Sally Dwennger, Stanley Eibbing, Alice Fullenkamp, Betty Lou Geier Janet Geise, Frederick Gross, William Hamberg, Patricia Hammond. Q Q N-36? L .J V Q. Q J X .Ali , TFS'-.-l-' J Karen Hierholzer, Shirley Hoening, Jerry Knapke, Jane Lefeld, Lois Mangen, Phyllis Mescher, James Nerderman, Rita Noll, Ronald Obringer, N .- MQ, s f ghomas Pottkottefe Karen Reed, Ronald Rosenbeck, Judy Rosengarten, Steven Osengartenf John Schaefer, Kathryn Sheppie. Kathleen Streacker. Linde Vogel. Qc? 'C X I K I- ff-'n.xY.f Patricia Wellman, Joseph Henning, Marilyn Willhoff, Carl Woeste, Richard Wuebker. Q11 10, GRADE 'ifffy TW 56571 Kath worms Evl H 1 si wa S t' Michael Boeckman, Doris Braun, , y , e yn ue sman' ster ' erva la' Allll 4'e ,H , M 6 us K - .V . ,K X J - rm - J A , Q F , H il Thelma Braun, Paul Bruns, Drle Buschur, Roberf Doll, James Dues, Marlene Dues, Loui John Forsthoefel, Connie Giese. s Fella, ,, , 1. ff A Y p 43 S H V . . 1 in ' . 5 Kfmi Q' 'e z. - f ':f,+5f'f in ' . Mark Hammond, Virginia Harlamert, Bernice Hoying, Carl Hoyng, Michael Knapke, Linda Kremer, Marilyn Link, Sharon Nagy, Jane Obringer. J F li -04 O. Q Q .Q , , Q-1, 12' , , -L1 'ff . ,,-,.. 1 ' A 'P V, xx - I, ,x5 '+f-:V ' Y , rx I ln -XJ ' M 'M A' -f . i1'l'3i'w ,vi ' f 'M of-. ' he fx James Ontrop, Robert Prenger, Dennis Reed, Ronald Roessner, Michael Rutschulling, Susan Salw, Betty Sanning, Elaine Schlinder, William Schoen. V -5-Q 1 ef t T: . A R x ' , i ,,-. if fm f N-,fm 'Q g , , za A f Q A John Siegrist, Ronald Stalder, Joseph Sutter, William Vannett, Tdchael Wagner, James Wiegel, Elaine Wellman, Leslie Henning, Virginia Wenning. ' Grade :l one 5 gn. , . N., i'hh,......1.,m. A i Jane Westgerdes, Sr. M. Rosalie, Dick Abela, Frank Billerman, Beverly Birt, Michael Greg Burnetta, Kathleen Dene. 'w Q- , fe...,4 1 gf- , f1Nff,ii5? g,' ,av E Terry Degch, Barbara Dorsten, Judy Dorsten, Marlene Dwenger, PBQUY ellis, laine Fink, Phillip Haubert, Danny Huelsman, BObbY Klenke- .Q J Shirley Luthman, Deborah Millar, oohha Hoffman, Jack Moorman, Judy MOOPMHH, Carol Ann Muhlenkamp, Barry Muskus, Linda Jsterhclt. Susan Remaklus. -Q Braun, i ,, ,, Lani-sz American Legion Ma rk e man T ' I 'F' ' 3 J ' Second Row: Jerry Rose, Margie Birkmeyer,Barbara Salm, Gail Stucke. Bottom How: Judy Nieberding, Annamary Moore, Madeline Braun. Absent: Bill Biricmeyer, Barbara Wendel. L 7 e f UM? Z! 1 ffrfqf V ll l x uh so . 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' .3 T 'f ' VARSITY FOOTBALL TTAM Row I2 Dennis Bonifas, LaVern Kunk, Charles Hehr, Lavern Kremer, Cyril Schulze, Pete Schaefer, Fred Schenking, Tom Pleiman, Kennth Walkup, Jerry Braun, Larry Stukenborg, Ralph Plattner, Row II: Luke Albers, Alvin Alig, Charles Froning, Tom Klosterman, Ralph Swartz, Jerry Mescher, George Minnich, James Geise, Edward Knapke, Louis dirkmeyer, Dan Harris, Row III: Clarence Hoening, Edward Kahlig, Harold Koesters, Jerry Bruns, Herbert Bruns, Ronald Mangen, Victor Billerman, Marvin Post, Virgil Muhlenkam , Vernon Klosterman, Dennis Haslinger, Paul Steinke, Orville Dues, Bill Geise. Managers: Eugene Miller, Melvin Lefeld, Kermit Walkup. SCHEDULE FOR 195h UNDEFEATFU FOOTBALL TEAM Preview Coldwater 7 Rockford O Coldwater 6 St. John O Co1dwater.... ......... 39 St. John .... ,,,,12 Coldwater.... .... 20 Versailles.... .... 0 Coldwater.... .... 19 St. Marys... .,,,12 Coldwater.... .... 25 M1n3tep,,,, v. O Co1dwater.... .... M5 Port1and.... .... 0 Coldwater.... ....37 CHomecomingJ Rockford ...... .. ,,,, 6 Coldwater.... .... 35 Hamilton Twp .... .... 0 Coldwater.... .... U5 Celina. ....... .... 0 Coldwater .... ....6O Centerville ..... .. 7 S H 'll , f'4'?,qXg' A i l E? b as 'wtf Jgngt, Kloaterman Rose Ann Vagedes Beverly Dllimrth P1837 Sutter , .xv ,QQ :M-6 5'2Ax k f. g L: gn, If ff V -, rqvqfz ,. . 'N' W J R. .. ,E .L - 41 f ,-QE: Y gf .1 -, 'Y gen, 35 9 3 N32 if I' ' 5 V v 'f ,G 15- QE' 56, . , V ' V W Y V 1' ' ' l I D fl I 'U 4 p . , ,, V w Q Q' v f . ': 'I .' . 4.1 aa Q IQ A- I I , .0 .. ,, . u ' ,n-,rf W -.M M 0 , - - 'Ag , ' , 5 .Ml .. , 4 . ,f 9 vw. s 5 Q, Q' ' F , X , fx If W. ?' . . 'P 7 is F l . Y W c Q U .Nw A , . ..fJ.., 1 Q iwgihg-g 1, f,,vA:,, , , ..,. ,mf ,,, saga, 'K -A g . Q ' '--M 13 .N-I VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to RigLt: Dan Harris, Eddie Knapke, Charlie Huber, Dan Briner, Tom Pleiman, Lavern Kremer, Bill Birkmeyer, Jerry Braun, Marvin Post, Jerry Mescher, Fred Schenkinv, Vic Billerman. 195h-1955 Basxetball Schedule Co1dwater.... Co1dwater.... Coldwater .... Col1water.... Coldwater .... ColdwaterilOCUOOUIOIIOOIOU Holiday Carnival Games Coldwaterocooaaoloaaoo Co1dwater............ Coldwater .... Co1dwater.... Coldwater.... Coldwater .... Coldwater .... Coldwater .... Co1dwater.... Coldwater.... Coldwater.... Coldwater.... C01dwateruose Coldwater.... I.C.H.S....... Versail1es.... Ansonia....... Ft. Recovery.... Celina............. Delphos St. John... New Bremen...... Spencerville.... St. Marys .... Wapak B1ume..... Maria Stein ..... Wapak St. Joe.... Lima St. Rose...... Delphos Jefferson.. St. Henry ........ New Knoxville.... Portland. ....... Hendon.. ..... Rockford. a..e Minster. o o e ....hh .....33 ....6h ....h6 .....h6 77 uneven .....58 .....S8 sono. --ooo on-of ounce sooo! 69 L7 h8 2b 57 ......h9 .....63 .....h8 .....57 ooe0o53 OIIUUM6 U2 12 f1'v on P WW 'arw W REQBRJ BAQKPTBALI TEAN Qtanding V9lV1D Lofeld, Cletus Noll, Ronald Schindler, Donald Brau , David Sf1tZ, Ralph Swartz, Narvln Post, V rgll Muhlenka p Slttlng Kfrmlt alkup, Ronald Nangen, Louis Buening, Dennls HBSIIDQGF Tkomas Bruggeman, b rk E111 man, Wl1Ti8m Fox, Eugene N1l1er FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Melvin Klosterman, Leonard Klosterman, Jerry Billerman, Gregg Hilger, Ivan Muhlenkamp, Robert, Bergman. Sitting: Denny Dillhoff, Dennis Osterholt, Jack Briner,Kenneth Mangan, Jerry Rosengarten, Robert Post. V 4, Q 5 if BASEAU TDW Standlng Dennls Ha linger, Ronald Schindler, Vernon Klosterman, Donald Braun, Jerome Braun, Jerry Nescher, Thomas Klosterman, Mr Reed Charles Huber Dale Klosterman Poldwdter Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Foldwater SFORLS 1955 S ASON h 1 Sittlng: Mark iilerman, Edward Knapke, Robert Schlosser, Dan Brinor, James Rentz, , . Coldwater ...... . . .. vs .. ... .. . , ' .. . . .. vs .. . .. .. vs .. . ... .. .. va .. .. .. vs .. V ,. .. vs .. . .. . ,lx- x , 4 ' ,xc Jr! V ,-C if I YH YWil Q 1 X I W i O C L A M A T I WHEREAS, Durlng the l9Sh football season, the Cavaliers of Coldwater High School faced on the field of battle nine strong, polnted, and well coached grid aggre ations on its schedxle, and WHEREAS, The Cavaliers of Coldwater Hlgh School defeated, on September 17, l9Sb, the fight1ng Blu Jays of St John Hlgh School, Mar1a Stein, Ohio, by the score of 39 to 12, and WHEREAS, Coldwater High School's Cavaliers downed, on September 2h, 195h, the doughty gridders of Versa1lles High School, Versallles, Ohio, by the margin of 20 to O, and WHEREAS, Out of the football contest, on October l, l95h, w1th the always formdd able Roughriders of Memorial High School, St Marys, Ohio, the Coldwater High School Cavallers emerged victorious by the score of 19 to 12, and WHEREAS, The football team of Minster H1gh School, Minster, Ohio, was l9Sh, held scoreless by the Caval1ers of Coldwater High School, while they points for a win, and WHEREAS, The Cavaliers of Coldwater High School outscored, on October the Panthers of Portland High School, Portland, Indiana, to the tune of M5 WHEREAS, The vallant footballers of Hockford High School, Rockford, Oh1o, were trimmed, on October 22, l95h, by Coldwater H1gh School's powerful Cavaliers by the score of 37 to 6, and JHVREAS, On October 29, l95h, the Cavaliers lnvaded the Columbus camp of Hamilton Township High School and tallied 35 points to none by the hard fighting Rangers, and WHEREAS, The Cavaliers powerhouse met and conquered, on November S, l9Sh, the Bull dogs of Celina High School, Celina, Ohio, arch rival of Coldwater H1gh School, by the margin of hS to O, and W EREAS, In their final grid fray of the season, on November 12, 19Sh, the Cavaliers carried the battle to the home f1eld of the Centerville High School, Centerville, Ohio, on October earned 25 15, 195b, to O, and feated and untied football season for Coldwater High School, and marched to a glorious victory of 60 to 7, and WHEREAS, The Cavaliers of l9Sb achleved for Coldwater H1gh School the coveted and admirable feat unprecedented in elghteen prev1ous years of the high school's competi tion on the gridlron of a fully untarnished football record, and WHEREAS, Bernle Schaefer and fred Schenking, tackle and end, respectively, on the l9Sh Cavalier football team, rated, on November 30, l95b, honorable ment1on on the As sociated Press All State squad, and WHEREAS, The l9Sh Cavalier football squad, trained, led, and inspired by Coach Paul Ponzuric, Asslstant Coaches Clarence Gueth and R1Ch8Pd Barr, and other members the coachlng staff, brought honor and diSt1HCtlOH, by its outstandingly successful play, to the V1llage of Coldwater and all 1ts citizens, and WHEREAS, It 1S fittlng and proper that the citizens of Coldwater, pleased with and proud of the notable athletic accomplishments above detailed, 11 some special manner honor the l99h Cavalier football team of the Coldwater High School, and thereby also extend due recogn1t1on to the coach1ng staff, the faculty, the Superintendent of Schools, and all members of the Board of Educatlon for their commendable work, NOW, THEREFORE, I, Edward A Egan, Mayor of the Village of Coldwater, Ohio, do hereb congratulate the l95h Cavalier football team, the coaching staff, the faculty, the Super intendent of Schools, and all members of the Board of Education, on behalf of all the citizens of the community, and do hereby proclaim Monday, December 6, l9Sh, as Caval1er Day throughout the V1llage of Coldwater, and do hereby call upon all c1tizens, schools, and churches, retail and industrial establishments and social and fraternal organizations in the V1llage to observe the day in some appropriate manner In doing so, let us be mindful that all blessings come from the infinite bounty of God and therefore offer Him our thanksgiving IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Village of Coldwater, Ohio, to be affixed this first day of December, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Four EDWARD A EGAN, Mayor Y P R 0 N . there unleashsitheir remaining strength against the Elks--last obstacle to an unde- ' ' , of F AFIL nvel 1 l oea re+ oeck 11 FF r r1r lov? 11 011 Hrookm UPI' JI ll n1rl1- Hartlnp V x Irma Ylosferman Var'ie Welkam Jane Jane lose Ann Vagedee A1106 Koe fer Jladjs Mlhlenkamp Alice 4auoelhors+ Cle+uQ Noll Vlner Nellwan Bob Schlosser Janis Wuebker Retty Klingler lose Mary rella Larrl Stukenborg LaMar Wurbker D1Ck Post Wary E. 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Dorsten, Bernice Noll, Donna Hasenjafer. Second Row: Miss Comer, Charline Kirk, Marlene Krieg, Charlene Muhlenkamp, Margie Muhlenkamp, Dolores Aaah, Mary Jane Brockman, Carolyn Dues, Irene Beumer, Patti Gross, Betty dean Braun, Rita Wendel, Joan Schoen, Emily Brook- hart. Bottom: Alice Fiely,Jeannette Qoeckman, Alice Koesters, Janet Klosterman, Mary-E. Streacker, Mary O. Klosterman, Eileen Wynk, Jane James, Rose Mary Fella, Betty Tebbe, Alice Wappelhorst, Lilly Steinke, Irma Klosterman, Margie Niekamp. 4-3 .434 2. 8 - 131-?h 3 . Q 'J V 15 1 W M nw 4+ m m fm M . I H A J NC. 1- ! .mmm ' 1 ,,. ,M ', ' , Q, ' 22 -wir N 1 ' 'KM 1-.. -vl 3J . . ., .1 Senior Class Play Cast: Top row, Bob Loughrige, Jerry Knapke, Betty Tebbe, Miss Comer. Middle Cyril Schulze, Edward Fox, Miss Descfu, Janet Klosterznan. First Gladys Muhlenkamp, Audrey Froning, Marilyn Hoyng, Mary Sutter, Barbara Huelskamp. Absent Charles Hartings, Ralph Plattner I N I T I A T I O N I' in ' Q I P T O W A S H I N Y T U N O F H5hH S 7 N I R Q RUM KING AND QUEEN September October November De cemb er January 1 10 17 24 30 1 8 8 15 25 28 29 5 8 12 19 1 3 7 10 14 17 20 7 11 14 18 21 EHIJU . . but all good to an endl Vacation over . things must come Previews St. John Game Versailles Game Fe Fe Ae St. Marys Game Minster Game Junior Dance Portland Game F. F. A. Banquet Music Club Dance Hamilton Game Celina Game Fe Fo An Fail' Centerville Game Junior Class Play Rabbit Fry Versailles Game Ansonia Game Christmas Band Concert Ft. Recovery Game Celina Game Delphou St. John Game wapak Game St. John Game Wapak St. Joe St. Rose Game Jefferson Game Game EA LENDA R January February March April Has' St. Henry Game Senior Scholarship New Knoxville Game Portland Game Sweetheart Dance Mendon Game Rockford Game Minster Game Tournmnent ll Sophomore Dance Sadie Hawkins D Assemblyl .Tournament Career Day 2nd. 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