Coldwater High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Coldwater, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

THE CAVALIER COLDWATER HIVH SCHOOL IOIIJXX um 0 Accredtted a Ftrst Class Hrgh School Ohro Department of Educatron COURSES OFFERED AFFILIATIONS College Preparatory Member Ixorth Central Assoctatron Colleges and Secondary Schools Vocatronal Member Ohro Athleuc Assocratron General Commercral FOREWORD In the days of old there roamed the world men who made therr mark rn hrstory Some were adventurers out for conquest others were scholars who advanced the culture whlle the gay blades wooed and won the hearts offarr damsels or gave to therr favorrte knrght theu favors But let us not forget the wrt wtthout whom lrfe IS tndeed dull It rs our fum belref that they were leaders all Stalwarts who stood above the rest not to dommate but to help others In the hope of showrng you that these qualtttes are not dead we are proud to present to you the 1958 edmon of the Cavalrer Annamary Moore Edttor 1 J I I , Q . H10 K . . Member National F.F.A. Association TITLE TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS Semor snaps Play ACTIVITIES Football Basketball Baseball Reserx es Cheerleaders Band I-Iomecommg UNDERCLASSMEN Iumors Sophomores Freshmen Cavaller Staff ELEMENTARY TABLE OF CONTENTS iS y0 ADMINISTRATICN PAULP PONZURIC, Pr1nc1pa1 Phys1calEducat1on B A , Fmdlay College Findlay Ohlo M A , Indxana Umversny Bloommgton Indxana M Sc Ed Indlana Umverslty Bloommgton Indlana We the SCHIOIS of 1958 have chosen Paul Ponzunc our Cavaher Sralwart In apprecxanon of his efforts 1l'1 behalf of the students we gratefully acknowledge hls help. 4 o I ' 0 I I o 0 y y ' ' ' D l 9 I l s l l wish to take this occasion to express my congratulations and best wishes to the graduates of the class of 1958. For four years you have lived in close association with your teachers and fellow students, co-operating with them to make the work of Education a success. Let me remind you, however,that your gad- duation from high school marks only the beginning of your adult life. There is a popular illusion among some people today that the period of life devoted to education is limited to the years of adolescence In a democracy such as ours where the government is 'by the people education should continue down through the mature years of manhood and womanhood and old age if our country is to preserve the fundamental principles presented to us in the Constitution by our fore fathers Let me therefore appealto you to continue your student career interested in everything of moral social and civic importance to such ex tent that you will bring pride to your parents and family your school and the community at large wggwu 7,1 BOARD or Superintendent RAY DOBMEYER ' President RALPH WENNING Vice President PAUL HOYNG DAVE SOWAR GEORGE BILLERMAN MAURICE FRONING tn! EDUCATIO 75. '91 if ijt o v v . ' Q IM I x , ,A . . its ,vu 4 . 1 . V r ' 'JL' 1 - 39' Q , 1 1 'Q 1 N Ll . ' v S A 'NCQ xx . .4 C1 X SENIQRS DENNIS STUKENBORG College Preparatory: Senior Scholarship Team, President 1,4, Treasurer 3g Boys' State 3g Play 3,45 Chorus 3,4g Band lg Football l,2,3, 4g Science Club lg Cavalier Staff. ADRIAN MUHLENKAMP Vocational Ag Course, Vice President 2, Secre- tary 4g Football l,2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4g Chatter 4: Chorus 4. JERRY ROSENGARTEN College Preparatory, Treasurer 2, Vice Presi- dent 4, Football 3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,4g Baseball 2, 3,4g Scholarship Team 2,33 Senior Scholarship Team: Science Club 1,2. IANET BIRKMEYER College Preparatory, Treasurer 1,43 Secretary 3: Scholarship Team 1,23 Band lg Play 4g Chorus 2,33 Library Club lg Chatter Staff 4g Office 2,4g Senior Scholarship Team. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ajv. , JOYCE YANFIY Commercialg Chorus 2,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Music Club l,2. ROBERT BRICKER Vocational Agricultureg Football l,2, 3,45 FFA l,2, 3,43 Chorus 4. KENNETH MANGEN College Preparatoryg Band l,2,4g Basketball 1,2g Chips and Shavings 1,2g Senior Scholar- ship Team. MARY AGNES SCHOEN Commercial Course, Secretary lg Play 4g Chorus 2, 3g Band lg Scholarship Team 25 Music Club lg Library Club 25 Office 43 Homecoming Attendant 4g Chatter Staff 45 Cavalier Staff. MARTHA JEAN GEIER Commercial Course: Chorus 23 FHA l,2g Music Club 1,2. ZENO IUTTE Industrial Artsg Band 23 Football 1,3,4g Chips and Shavings Club 1,2. DENNIS OSTERHOLT General Course: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Social Science Club 1,2. MARY IANE GEIER Commercial Course: Chorus 2, 3: FHA l,2g Music Club 1,2. 'Gr' ,XX X X -A 'fill MARY K. TANGEMAN Home Economicsg Library Club 1,25 Secre- tary Library Club 2, Chorus 2,4. FLOYD KAUP Industrial Artsg Social Science Club l,2. RICHARD TUMBUSH Industrial Artsg Chips and Shavings Club 1,2. MARGIE SCHWEGMAN Commercialg Play 3,4g American Legion Essay Winner 33 Camera Club 1,2g FHA 1, 2,35 Cavalier Staff. MARY KATHERINE DORSTEN Home Economics, Chorus 2,4, President Library Club 2g Library Club 1,2g FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Librarian. PAUL WYNK Industrial Arts, Chips and Shavings Club 1,2 VIRGIL DUES Industrial Artsg Band 45 Football 1,2,3g 4-H Club Congress 43 Social Science Club 1,2. LULU BELLE BLACK Home Economics: Music Club lg FHA 1,2,3 MARY JANE SCHAEFER Commercialg Play 4: Chorus 2,4g Chatter Staff 4g Music Club lg FHA 1,2. JAMES KNOTH Industrial Artsg Science Club 1,2. ROBERT BERGMAN Industrial Artsg Football 1,2, 3,4g Basketball 1,25 Social Science Club 1.2: Chorus 4. IUANITA BEUMER Commercial: Fatima Hall lg Play 3g Chorus 2,3,4g FHA 2g Office 3,4. KATHERINE DOBMEYER College Preparatoryg Play 4g Chorus 2,3,4g Scholarship Test 1,35 Senior Scholarship Teamg Library Club 1,2,3g Librarian 1,2, 3,4g Cavalier Staff. MELVIN KDOSTERMAN General, Manager 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2g Social Science Club 1,2. JOSEPH DILLER A industrial Arts: Chips and Shavings Club 1,2 BERNICE NOLL Home Economlcsg FHA 1,2,3,4g Play 45 Library Club 1,2. V 4 AGNES KREMER College Preparatory3 Senior Scholarship Team3 Band 1,23 Chorus 23 Play 43 Music Club 13 Scholarship Banquet 33 Library Club 23 Chatter Staff 43 Cavalier Staff3 7th in Bookkeeping in State of Ohio 3. GREGG HILGER College Preparatory3 Senior Scholarship Team Vice President 13 Plays' 3,43 Chorus 33 Foot- ball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2, 3,42 Scholar- ship Team 23 Cavalier Staff. IVAN MUHLENKAMP College Preparatory3 Senior Scholarship Team3 Vice President 33 Play 33 Football l,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 43 Basketball 1,2, 3, 43 Baseball 2,3,4Q Scholarship Team 2,32 FFA 13 FFA Public Speaking 13 Cavalier Staff. BARBARA WAPPLEHORST College Preparatory3 Senior Scholarship Team3 Band 1,2, 3,42 Scholarship Team 33 Regional Music Competition 1, 33 Chorus 2,3,4: Music Club 1,2. IUDY NIEBERDING College Preparatory3 Senior Scholarship Teamg Chorus 2,45 Band 1,2,3,43 Scholar- ship Team 2, 33 Music Honors - District at Lima 1,33 State Contest 33 Chatter'Staff 4s Music Club 1, 23 water Conservation, 'I Speak For Democracy' 1st Place 3, 2nd Place 43 Cavalier Staff. KENNETH KOESTERS College Preparatory3 Senior Scholarship 3 Team3 Scholarship Team 1,2,33 Football 1,2,3,4Q Plays 3,41 FFA 13 Science Club 23 Cavalier Staff. LAVERNE IUTTE Industrial Arts3 Football 1,2,3,43 Chips and Shavings 1. GAIL STUCKE College Preparatory, Secretary 23 Plays 3,43 Chorus 2,42 Band 1,2,3,4i Girls' State 33 Water Conservation 3rd Place3 Scholarship Team 1,2,33 Music Honors in Lima Contest 1,2,3, State Contest 23 President of Band 4.3 Chatter staff 2, 3,43 Music Club 1,22 Home- coming Maid of Honor 43 Cavalier Staff. V--.pf as MARY ANN HOYNG College Preparatory Band 1,2,3,4, Music Honors, Woodwind Quintet 2nd year3 Chatter 2.3.4: Music Club 1,23 Chorus 2,43 Senior Scholarship Team: Cavalier staff. TIMOTHY BOOHER Industrial Arrs3 Eaton High 1, 2, 33 Football 43 Chorus 4. GEORGE BILLERMAN College Preparatory3 Football 132, 3,42 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4Q Social Science Club 1,23 Cavalier Staff. RITA HUBER College Preparatory3 Plays 3,42 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Cavalier Manager3 Music Club 1, 23 Senior Scholarship Team. EMILY BROOKHART Home Economics3 Play 43 Chorus 2,3,4: American Essay Winner 23 Music Club 1,23 FHA 13 Librarian 13 Cavalier Staff. CHARLES DUES General Course3 Ft. Recovery High 1,2,3: Class Treasurer 1,2,3, Ft. Recovery. JOHN BRINER College Preparatory, President 33 Play 3g Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Boys' State3 Social Science Club 1,21 Chorus 43 Senior Scholarship Team: Cavalier staff. MARGIE WESTGERDES Commercial COUIS65 Play 43 Chorus 2, 4s Band 1,2,33 Sax Quartet 33 Chatter Staff 43 Music Club 13 Art Club 23 Cavalier Staff. MARY ELIZABETH DISHER College Preparatory, Play 3,4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chatter Staff, Music Club l,2. ANNAMARY MOORE College Preparatory, President 3, Play 3,4, Chorus 2,3, Scholarship Team 1,2,3, Band 1, Regional Music Competition 1, Regional Chorus 2, 3, Camera Club l,2, Editor Cava- lier Staff, Chatter Staff 3,4, Office 3,4, Essay Water Conservation 1, Senior Scholar- ship Team. JOYCE NASEMAN Commercial Course, Chorus 2,3, Play 3, Library Club 1,2, Librarian 1,2, Office 4, Cavalier Staff. DALE MUHLENKAMP College Preparatory, Football 1,2, 3,4, Chorus 4, FFA 1, Social Science Club 2, Senior Scholarship Team. ALBERT SUTTER College Preparatory, Scholarship Team 1, Chips and Shavings l,2, Play 4, senior Scholarship Team. DORIS KUNK College Preparatory, Chorus 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Music Honors, Woodwind Quintet 2, Library Club 1,2, Librarian 1,2. DORIS MUHLEN KA MP Commercial Course, Chorus 2,4, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Queen, Pep Club 1, Library Club 2, FFA Queen 2, 3. LEONARD KLOS TERMAN Industrial Arts, Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1: Chorus 3,4, Social Science Club 1,2. J DELORES DILLHOFF Commercial Course, Chorus 2, 3,4. FHAg Homecoming Attendant. ROBERT POST Industrial Artsg Basketball lg Chips and Shavings l. Jo ANN LEFELD Commercial Course: Chorus 2,3,4g Cheer- leading l,2,3,4g Pep Club lg Library Club 2g Librarian 2,3,4g Cavalier staff. CHARLES MUH LENKAMP Vocational Ag Courseg Football l,2,3,4g FFA l,2,3,4g Chatter Staff 45 Chorus 4. PHY LLIS ABELS College Preparatoryg Scholarship Team 1,2 3g Play 4g Chorus 25 Camera Club lg School Librarian 3g Senior Scholarship. KERMIT WALKUP College Preparatory, Manager 1,2,3,4: F001 ballg Basketballg Science Club 1,2. MYRA BIRT Commercial: Chorus 3,43 Band l,2,3,4g Music Honors, Woodwind Quintet 2g Music Club 1,21 Chatter Staff 4. AIFRED MAY General Course: Football l,2, 3,43 Chorus 4g FFA lg Social Science Club 2. VERENE HEITKAMP Commercial Courseg Chorus 43 Class Play 43 Pep Club 1. LAWRENCE WOLF College Preparatory, Charter Staff 4, Camera Club 1 2- Band 4- Play 3- Chorus 4- Senior Scholarship Team, Cavalier Staff. VIRGINIA NOW Home Economics, FHA 1,2,3,43 Music Club 1,2. JOHN KETTLER General Course3 Play 43 Chorus 2, 3,41 Band 13 Regional Chorus 33 Camera Club 13 Science Club 2. MARGIE WENNING Commercial Course, Chorus 2, 3,4, Pep Club 13 Library Club 1. DENNIS DILLHOFF Industrial Arts3 Band 13 Basketball 1. DONNA HASENIAGER Commercialg Chorus 2, 3,42 Chatter Staff 13 Cavalier Staff 43 FHA 13 Music Club 2. JAMES WIMMERS College Preparatory, Scholarship Team 2, 3, Plays 3,41 Chorus 3,43 Band 13 Science Club 1, Chatter Staff 4, Statistician 4, Senior Schol- arship Team3 Cavalier Staff. MB'E EAI AN-E L., 4,5 l XX. Qi! . , . ,.,,,j'S- LN-wma 2 .,,...., , xr' 4 I x-. - I 'Wuupk ,f Il---------, Y- ll 'T ff f g X 4 F J 5 M P N-x.c.1f-J ff A xx, QUV X 1. 5X..f 33, 'E .- a , P x,,- ,, f- 4.4,-Q ., ,. ,. x, j , H' sf' . , 'asf ' . .vm i qt 11 I - B.. ii 1 5 . x H' 435' f 5 fs! I ik' 4 1 ? Y I A' , A , N A ' 1 gi ' p tw. I ' fx Q x . u .fn I A Y -4 4? by K I ADVENTURERS Leaders, yet not always in an apparent way. The adventurer is more of a guide, who is good in his own field and doesn't have to let others know it. An adventurer is athletic but certainly not muscle-bound, for the game of sports also takes brains. Perhaps their motto could be onward and upward, but not at the expense of others. 'IVAN Cheers for Ike are always heard football basketball and baseball quxck as a cat a soft layup and it s ln But like everyone else he cracks the books and the books fall before htm as other opponents do Say he s your friend? I say you re lucky' 'JANET Sweet and shy'7 Maybe sometrmes but thrs is the girl we all envied she could do what you wanted to be able to do LH sports You couldn t get mad at her she was too nice Ask her for the answer to a problem you didn t understand and she would ex plain rt A leader yes' And a wonderful frlend to everyone' WITS Laugh and the world laughs wrth you cry and you cry alone Our wits are always in a crowd leading the merrrment they possess that certain quality of making people forget their own troubles to laugh at themselves not in a malrcrous way but one that makes a person feel lighter of heart 'IJZ Copper hair fair complexion never sttll always gay Life of the party Joker of the class Liz has a ringing laughter to go with her wrt Into every thing currous as a cat cute as a kitten but not one to stay home curled by the fireside 'LARRY Soulful eyes pained expression Larry can look so forlorn It s all a mask! Watch him once glimmer enters his eyes you can almost see the horns grow as he plans some new mrschref A great mimic but never cutting humor at the right time X .0 p 9 . I , ' I , 's . . on , .. . . . , Q 9 ' I . 0 ' . . , - v ' 4 - . , . H . ,, . . . 9 ' 1 r I . . . , . . 8-L T .., D ' an I as on , . an . - l - . .. .. . ..3 . ' A 'n ' ' , oo: ' 1 0 0 ' , , . . . . . .' . . . GAY BLADES Twenty three skrdoo and away we go' The Gay Blades are gone agam Party guy and dancmg doll but even a butterfly has 1tS quiet moments A person nrce to be wrth lots of fun and easy on the eye but no dumb blonde or crazy red head these even Ernstetn would throw up hrs hands rn wonder over therr mentalrty 'Gm - LFONARD - GAIL Feelrng low'P Talk to Leonard lt seems as rf he can always cheer you up A thoughtful guy even though you don t always realrze rt A party guy The perfect gul well she rs as close as most people get You name rt she can do rt A ready smrle and frrendly H1 gay at a party serrous rn her studres twrnklrng blue eyes shrnmg harr sparklrng personalrty says red harr means a frery character? 311 In one wgrd Gall CHOLAR The world s an open book for the Scholar ever seekrn but rn people as well A scholarly book rs dry unless rt contarns some lev1ty and our Cavalrer Scholars are no exceptrons g they are rrrterested not only rn books and current events 0 ANNAMARY 0 DENNX Ambrtron and urrtratrve what a combrnatronl Never What makes Denny trck'P A lot of thrngs Hrs lrttle afrard of work never mes a lrttle of the rebel a car you all know rt cold rn wrnte: and hot rn lrttle of the conservatrve That s Annamary our summer hrs electrrc steel gurtar hrs studres hors gpumml he cracks those books' Personalrtx plus, that's ou: boy. 0 U ' , , . . . 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'Q 9' K KW 4' . 1f,..,.u.-. . .4.-4. -A ,W 4 , p . .I . 6' ,.,i'.ri lu. . A . MA. . l H-.1 56 l W 0 .J w X 5 Y L k 1' - . .. Q51 ,r ' :WZ 7 . CX ' N li. ff' . if 'lf 1-' gig.. :gg P' . 'zfffr- .L 4 if 'ns 24' .34 I an Q , : L. s- u .3 .1 5 vi DQ Y' nw al 58 flu - 1 --'C-Fl. ,Q ' Schoenlein, D. Traeger, B. Bergman, D. Muhlenkamp, L. Jurte D. Stukenberg, G. Billerman, I. Westgerdes, L. Rerglesperger, D. Boise. Third row: L. Schwieterman, D. Hamberg, L. Muhlenkamp, G. Hilger, L. Harlemenr, Ted Desch, D. Hein, C. Tittle, G. Romer. HEAD COACH Paul P. Ponzuric DALE MUH LENKA MP Guard Co-Capta in IVAN MUHLENKA MP Quarterback Co-Captain TERRY ROSENGARTEN Fullback DENNIS STUKENBORG End TIM BOOHER Center ROBERT BRICKER Guard 5.2 , w I .s F 'iff Xflr vs QV! 3, .ef I 5-17 X - W, , N- 1 f ' E X ww ' X , . 24 QS f XJ!! XXJYA 2? 43 23 W, QA Q, lil 'fi' Q -,fa ,lm T3 f I H IMI 'auf A in IM ,K idk, .3 , Q7 Q , MY? 12 41... The diamond calls to the Cavalier spirit. Top row: Jack Briner, Ivan Muhlenkamp, Mark Klosterman, Walter Drees, Torn Braun. Middle row: Richard Osterholt, Laverne Heitkamp, Jesse Steinke, Don I-Iamberg, Dennis Osterholt, Coach Mr. J. Reed. Bottom row: David Sowar, George Post, Ferd Hein, Robert Eilerman, Jerry Rosengarten, David Schoenlein. SENIOR LETTERMEN IVAN MUHLENKAMP DENNIS OSTERHOLT JACK BRINER ....r....-A- ...L .Y- L! I , 4.1. .1........ A v 1 r lu Top: Ralph Westgertes, Glen Stucke, Dennis Dues, Bob Linn, Kenny Schwieterman, Ronnie Smith, Tom Davenport, Coach Mr. Martina. Top row: Pat Booher, Bob Wendel, Kenny Schwieterman, Denny Dues, Larry Huelsman, Richard Mangen, Fred Theese. Bottom row: Ray Walkup, Keith Kremer, Dan Homan, Kenny May, Don Sowar, Bob Briner, David Braun. Manager: Tim James. . ...,,.,, . , .., . I .,,- 4 . L35 Bernice Koesters, Rae Biller man, Joan Schwieterman, Dotty Klosterman. Fm: Yeah Team let s go Let s fight let s wm Karen Oppenhelm JoAnn Lefeld Doris Muhlenkamp Stevie Harnrck The boys who will one day be on the BIG team Top: Coach Gueth, Tom Braun, Marvin Wilker, Dale Boise, Larry Wuebker, John Miller, Danny Knapke, Ken Wenning, Ferd Hein, Ronnie Neikamp, Dave Schoenlein. Bottom: Charles Tittle, Bill Rish, Tim Desch, Mike Goeke Mike Dobmeyer, Bill Smith, Richard Osterholt. A BAND 5-W , iw ' .-A M, - - .. 41 ., , . 1. ., COLDWATER HIGH CHOOL BAND First row: Lois Otte, Barbara Giere, Ann Schenking, Judy Nieberding, Dennis Dues, Rose Dorsten, Jean Rosengarten, JoAnn Schwieterrnan, Gary Ebbing, Diana Mestemaker, Jeannette Sutter. Second row: James Hogan, Joyce Yaney, Myra Birt, Ruth Geise, Virgil Dues, Jeannette Schwieterman, larry Huelsrnan, Barbara Wappelhorst, Joyce Muhlenkamp, Janet Weiskittle, Gail Stucke. Third row: Ruth Losche, Mary Jane Dues, Margaret Kahlig, Mary Schindler, Jerry Dillhoff, Diana Bruns, Tom Knous, Betty Scott, Janet Adams, Doris Kunk, Jim Snider, Mary Ann Hoyng, Carole Otte. Majorettesg Linda Boniface, Janet Tekamp. 4. ,.,. ..- 6 ,.......,.. I. -KH last summer, when the Coldwater High School Band placed third at the Mercer County Fair, it opened the music season for the forty bandsmen of C. H. S. Then on December 20, the gymnasium pro- vided the scene for its annual Christmas Concert for the student body. On February 1, nineteen of the honor students, along with other top musical talent in the county, gave the first Mercer County Honor Band Concert at the Celina High Fieldhouse. For many weeks preceding and following this concert students were practicing conscientiously for the Solo and Ensemble Contests held every year at Lima. The climax of a very successful year took place at the Coldwater High School gym during its annual Spring Concert. Drum Major: JAMES HOGAN Majorettesz IANET TEKAMP LINDA BONIFACE Ishii, Ill ,I s 'VL 'lla T 1 i l I I E DANUNG CIWAUEP, JIXQK BRINER COPS HONORABLE NNENTUON WESTERN BUCKEYE G R17jC'fl WM mmm- CHESS AA ' .I W . 'x5..'v.' :H-V. 'amfflrff , - - 'vu 'U 'I , .. , U ' f 7'-J -2:12 'K' H- : ' - - X -wr f' E536 ' ' f-J ' 52. T! ' '- f-R - .M if a f' H 4 sa ' , g la - ' CAVAUER vzmyd R me Mounsww mv scouz .f FIRST TEAM - CL:ASS AA ALL AREA HRM TEAM - ALUXIESTEKN BULKEYE HTTENDHNTS new names scnozm GHIL swam: QUEEN DORIS REIGNS oven C945 KINGDOM hh if.. CH TTER STAFF ai Mr. Blaeser, Advisor. Second row: K. Oppenheim, C Otte I Schwiererman M Westgerdes O Semlar, M. Birt, L. Disher, I. Schaefer, J. Neiberding A Schenkmg S Harmck K DeCamp Third row: C. Hein, J. Rosengarten, M. L. Knapke, I Wimmers B Geire G Hilger L Wolf I First row: I. Birkmeyer, A. Kremer, M. A. Schoen Rosengarten, P. Schindler. CLASSES ROBERT BRINER President PAT BOOHER Vice President KENNETH SCHWIETERMAN Secretary- Treasurer SOPHOMORE OFFICERS ROBERT EILERMAN President VIRGINIA POTKOTTER Vice President DONALD HA MBERG Treasurer RUTH GEISE Secretary FRESHMAN OFFICERS GEORGE POST President TOM ALBERS Vice President LAVAUGHN MUHLENKAMP Treasurer CONNIE POTKOTTER Secretary JUNIOR OFFICERS I W p l I H4070 Ndlvlllsbh fe 4- ,f S. Adams, K. Alig, B. Braun, V. Braun M. A. Brocker L. Bonifas, M. Booher, N. Bell, B. Buschor, D. Boise D. Buschur, Ted Desch, M. Dues, R. Dorsten, P. Dillhoff W. Drees, R. Everman Tim Desch, R. Giele I. Ebbing B. Gross, L. Harlemert, F. Hein, D. Hein, J. Hamberg J. Huber, D. Homan S. Harnick, E. Heitkamp, N. Hoying J. Hogan, K. Forsthoff, R. Forsthoefel, M. Jutte, L. Heitkamp L. Iutte, M. L. Knapke, D. Kohn, T. Knapke, D. Klingler In S. f 'nl' 9 I , 'Q iiiifv 15. -1- I ln! Q '37 'lv ,. A s ' P Q' J- 1 - Q1 hvf A' . 5 , 9 L-t - .. A A Fi J , Q 1 . Wx ii .A. ' A Q X 1 4 ax f ff .1 ' ' '. t 1. ta .J Q s 'QC M 1 f cy? . 14. ...Mg u T. Knous, M. Korfhagen, P. Massey, H. Livingston, L. Muhlenkamp V. May, M. Kahlig, M. Klosterman, E. Kirk, R. Losche R. Miller, L. Muhlenkamp, M. Muhlenkamp, K. Oppenheim L. Otte D. A. Post, D. Post, T. T. Penno, L. Salm, I. Stienke E. Schmit, O. Stammen, M. A. Stelzer. I. Schwieterman, J. Snider J. Siebert, C. Severt, B. J. Scott, G. Romer, B. Tangeman A. Tebbe, P. Thobe, D. Traeger, C. Tittle, D. Ungruhn R. Schochman, B. Smith, T. Schwieterman, E. Siegrist, A. Schenking D. Roessner, G. Rauh, I. Rosengarten, P. Roessner, R. A. Wendel I. Weiskittle, D. Werling, M. Wolters, J. Westgerdes, L. Wuebker E. Diller, S. Brimer, W. Link, D. Beumer, M. Dues A. Muhlenkamp, J. Haubert, C. Kaup, R. Billerman, M. Dues I. Hoyng, L. Grieshop, S. Haslinger, S. Hausfeld, C. Speck D. Mestamaker, M. Miller, N. Now, C. Hein, C. Borgert D. Broeker, R. Wilker, D. Schoenlein, B. Huber, M. Wilker. ,ii S SOPHOMORE R2- ' . Q 1 b 5 f .4 X 1345.46 . 9, X Z E. Wolford K. Romer I. Schwieterman M. G. D. R. R. M. K. R. V. A. D. P. G. R. D. K. M M P. L. R. M M M P. Brinksneader Ebbing Buschor Wolf A lig Kramer May Massey Muhlenkamp Theile Puthoff Schindler Stucke Walkup Braun Sutter Siebert Ka llmeyer Eilerman Huelsman Fiely Schindler Snider Muhlenkamp Strea ker FRESHMAN 'PK' T. Wourms D. Homan H. Kreig , ' D. Kramer - V. Wynk 1 .-if ,QV 'f- J. Niekamp R. Linn R. Zahn , ,- Q?- 1 R. Borgert ' if A b 1 m 1' 'UR '27 P NIA .Ji M. Evers X ,A D. Bruns K. Feldhake M. Wenning J. Moorman I. Knoth S. Chesser In 1938, the graduating class walked through the entrance of the new building which was Cold- water High School. Now, twenty years later, another class will do the same. This class of 1958 looks forward with hope to a future undreamed of by the graduates of 1938. It is our hope that in 1978, when another twenty years have gone by, there will be an even brighter future for those graduates. A world of peace and prosperity as we ourselves found it. 'E7 gi 4 Q f 6 I ?. 2 r , ,Q .-l' 1 P- IH , 1 I ' 2 151' ? .-, 1 :I . 71 Y! 1' 1,- . gf, v- . IDE: X -1-., f, .. HWRT R V .l '31 Q Q cf ijfw. if J Q ya, 12'3't sf 'H E. uf' -491- I VS M Xa' , 44. ,. , -4' v '. .. 's' N - ,M 'Y f. ' r Q. - x 1 'isa 5- , Q may Q fz ig. , 535. 44 '55 A ,ga 'Q-if-lr-' Q: ga . FA kim? ' 'W ELEMENTARY NORTH ELEMENTARY JOHN WEIDLNGER, Principal .JY VX GRADE 1 and 2 First row: L. Mohler, J. Adams, T. Slavik, W. Napier, P. Lawrence, J. Behm, R. Tittle, L. Anderson, D. Jaynes, Second row: C. Jenkins, I. Fleck, C. Lawrence, A. Kerley, D. Mohler, J. Edwards, J. James, P. Preston. Third row: Mrs. Snedker, S.Edwards, M. Jackson, L. Bowles, P. Spring, J. Munson, L. Roth, D. Shier, B. Haynes. -A '1 GRADE 3 and 4 First row: C. Munson, D. Anderson, K. Iaynes, I. Siavik, K. Massey, R. Hasenjager, B. Slavik, T. James, B. Cochran. Second row: Mrs. Edwards, L. Jackson, C. Preston, P. Anderson, D. Vannette, D. Kerley, M. Hasenjager, K. Theese, K. Cochran, I. Chesser. Third row: K. Fiegel, M. Litheriand D. Hasenjager, D. Smith, D. Fenning, L. Napier, E. McAfee, D. Wright. gi N f. GRADE 5 and 6 First row: R. Napier, B. Loughrige, C. Jenkins, C. Behm, S. Glaser, B. Roth, I. Wright, J. Fleck. Second row: Mrs. Smith, D. Jackson, R. Slavik, R. Smith, P. Linn, D. Booher, S. Linn, K. Thees. Third row: L. Lawrence, J. Adams, H. Black, L. Allen, T. De Camp, R. Fennig, J. Hart. 3M1?K73'f?'1i3'13? Y' 1 'V' ' 5 N , .'g.if I 1 1 L' ,ii V if, rf: 133 'V' m z r2'fEf, U 'O if E ', 75 A in iff - 311' 91 215 ff' . we ' QV! Q ' f O3 31 . 'ii if wi., Q If ' -- 0 ,bf 'V' 3 Q 7' 1'- 0.-iv Q . Q- 4 N I 1 1 vw, ' if Q A .A 49 -1 1 1? A SF gd Q 5525 IB gi ,, A' a! Q il K' ' ' ,- ' - ' e Y- . as - Q Hi H .-., 'F f.. ,- X . bn X' iq' 1 3 Glam Sf us N w'f? '!.' 1 1 I Y 4 lQ ' f rxguifw an 'U' l CFM .. .V mrfff P' 1' 'H'- ,,Y gh? gn 7 1 1 F .. Nw ' x sf F' 5 3 . af ., 3' ' Q 'F -':'?'r--' if 18 . x . U W, ix 1 hifi' 4911 N Q 300 sm N. F A4 .,.L..i... PC . First row: T. Sutter, P. Sanning, V. Remaklus, S. Vannett, C. Huwer, M. Nieberding, I. Knapke, I. Goecke, S. Bernard. Second row: S. Oberholzer, M. Tangeman, C. Tekamp, J. Bonifas, C. Mangen M. Penno, M. Bomholt, J. Buschur, J. Gross. Third row: D. Froning, C. Harlamert, A. Noll, H. Hamberg, R. Wenning, R. Forsthoefel, M. Disher, B. Streacker. Fourth row: B. One, J. Srammen, L. Miller, R. Wim, J. Moorman, D. Sowar, S. Lefeld, I. Tumbush, M. Bruggman, Fifth row: K. Bellman, L. Obringer, H. Haubert, L. Fella, L. 'Knapke, D. Adams, M. Wappelhorst, P. Dobmeyer, J. Hoyng. Sister Mary Alacoque, Sister Mary Alphonsa. R I THE E D