Kelleys Island School - Emerald Isle Yearbook (Kelleys Island, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1976 volume:

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W 3 eofaration Ufff' 16-nm A 4.c.....,:.,,4...,,:.,.g-a-.g..e.4a,..a.s.u...4 Dedication l W Datus Kelley Sara Dean Kelley Irad Kelley Martha Kelley Addison Kelley Hon. Alfred Kelley William D, Kelley Irving W, Kelley Alfred S, Kelley Julius Kelley William Dean Kelle William Datus Kelley William D. Kelley Nancy Kelley We dedicate our book to the Kelley family who has helped greatly to develop our Island. X Y Board Of Education .ag 'sg LEFT T0 RIGHT: Monica Feyedelem, Wayne Finger, Virginia Kilko, Sharon Bianchi, Nick Bianchi, Florence McKi11ips. nm., Faculty And Custodian I ,-Y,f.-.,...u.-, s ,,.,::, ,,, . ,, 4. I.. LI, , 1 J X ' ' - ' -' ,, n . .W l E L I P . ti W i 4 is 5, tv 1 Mr. Kurt Boker Mrs. James Seeholzer Junior High School High School Administrative Assistant Miss Mary Ann Grabarczyk Mr. Metro Kilko Elementary Grades K-5 Custodian z ' lx ! Alright you knuckle heads, throw the ball. What does Mrs. Seeholzer do in her spare time? ,V , ,A hd 'WI'-2-fd 'if 1-. vt ,- XY ll-ag .LV I 1 hh W 97.-ffl: '. rl' , I '4 l P- In ..a'f , ' ' H. ' n, 1.-4 , w.. P 3-QL ' l ls .I, - I L' W ' ', S xl 7. F ' 1 Ju. Li. N H?3f:f...:.'7'l1,.- A M W ' Hya know what! Hmm, Where did that cat go? I Y 1 Debbie M. Seeholzer I will always remember my first day of school. I wasn't excited. I was petrified! Mom drove me to school. As we drove to school, I kicked off my shoes, pulled off my socks and refused to leave the car. Mom changed my mind! After the first few hours, I found' I liked school and have enjoyed it ever since. I have three younger brothers, Jim 16, Mike 14, Chris 11. My only sister is Karen, age 15. We are a very close family and enjoy doing activities together. gllylfavorite sports are swimming, baseball, basketball, football, and riding my horse, 1 o. I'm very pleased that I will not be a lone graduate, but will be graduating with my good friend Gary. We have had many great times together. I would like to thank my father and mother for helping me through 12 years of school. My future plan is to study to become a nurse. ff11t!5'FiLM'l:fi age!-.-5' vga e Z ' , :F ,, ,' 1 X -J., IY1f.'Q,1-- - ' -ii ' ' il- 1- - ' 1 . ii if 'S ,, ' '1' . .y,A'A -' 1 'M' Lili ,.h.-.Ls.. Gary Finger I looked forward to going to school even when I was smaller. I went to Severance A Millikin School and Monticello Junior High School in Cleveland Heights. I have two brothersg Charles 33 and Wayne 30. My parents have a bowling alley in Cleveland. lt is named Center Mayfield Lanes. My favorite sports are baseball, basketball and football. My future plans are un- certain right now because they change with every conversation I have with some- one. I would like to thank my parents, Wayne, and Michelle for the help they have given me. Prophecy Gary and Debbie were sitting around the fireplace at Debbie's house in Montana on a cold winter's night. Debbie, a registered nurse, was enjoying a relaxful afternoon at home with her classmate of '76, Gary, a successful hotel owner, had come for the weekend in his jet plane. They started talking about their past life and decided to get their 1976 yearbook out. As they were looking back upon old memories of their high school days, they decided to visit their old friends. They hopped into Gary's jet and told the pilot to head for the Emerald Isle , Kelleys Island. They arrived just in time to appreciate once again the Island's famous sunset. The two were quite hungry and decided to find a spot to eat. They went to Tony's Pizzaronie Shop and got a pizza. When they went to the counter to pay for their meal, they asked the little round man at the counter if he knew what happened to the High School Class of 976. The little round man said that he was in high school in the year '76, Gary finally realized that he was speaking to his pal Tony. Tony decided this was no time for work! So he closed his shop and the three of them sat down at a table to talk. Debbie asked Tony if any- thing new was happening to her sister and three brothers, whom she had not seen for years. Tony said that Jim had his own construction business. Her father had retired and left Jim a business worth Sl00,000. Jim Jr. has many construction businesses across the United States. He is 21 and figures on retiring soon. Mike is a second baseman for the Cleveland Indians. He earns 350,000.00 a year. He has been All-Star for five years. Since Mike has beeg iri time cleague, different baseball clubs have offered him a million dollar contract. He hasn't accepted because he wants to be close o e s an . Karen is starting a beauty salon in Ft. Myers Beach, Florida. The business looks favorable and she expects a great profit. She also models on the side. Tony filled Debbie and Gary in on what everyone else was doing. Tim is unemployed now. He was a pilot for T.W.A. He is keeping busy by restoring old time planes. He then sells them. They are on display in many museums across the country. Charlie is a stock car racer in the Indianapolis 500. He purchased his stock car from Bobby Unser and races in many of the events. He has a couple of trophies that he prides very much. Vinnie now owns the Miller Marine Service and the Marine Grill. It is a successful business. She plans to have a reunion for all the school members. She is probably at the dock giving gas to a 60' cabin cruiser. Pam is now the Post Mistress of Kelleys Island, Ohio. She lives in the same house that she lived in when she was in school. She still has her 10 speed bike and rides it home everyday. They heard a knock on the door and Tony walked over to open it. In walked Sam, his brother, who had just come back from a vacation in California. He owns his own auto shop. Sam talked to both Debbie and Gary for three hours. Sam is married and has 10 children- five boys and five girls. Finally Debbie said that they had to go because Gary's pilot was going to pick them up early the next morning. Tony told them that the pizza and the refreshments were on the house. Gary and Debbie walked outside. They decided Kelleys hadn't changed much. The Island was as beautiful and restful as it always had been. They walked down Division Street to the Seeho1zer's where a happy reimion followed. The next morning Tony saw Gary's jet fly over his pizza shop. He saw Debbie and Gary waving. ,-. l it U! TFT F, fy.. Undergraduates Juniors Jim Seeholzer Sam Siciliano 7 f 1 w Q ,. If d...n- , C , Ha, you missed it, Saml' Tim Kilko ff, 'ff 5 Look what I got. Sophomores 2' ri 4 2' Karen Seeholzer God, this is boring! I don't get it! Pam Betzenheimer .-2411 Freshmen Vinnie Thorne Charles Harris n 5 L r F is A I ffm I 'J I ,- 3 - A A. I' .1 X54 X . ll ' I H Tony Siciliano Mike Seeholzer il A1 fy Q11 Junior High ., U p, . w ,-', Y in I I 11 , '41 . :. Sherry Willis - 8 Queen for a day! , V so 7 , 'V zz ,'. - 9 ,1gL.l..3f1 Ig. .1 - .... M V ,- ' '-1'lq.'?'D, . I' 1 In H Q 1 .. 2 e ,J B . Ju, W ' . ' Q I4 ' ' . - u 1 ' 1 N. ww .'7 I-Z, , L I '- ',., xxx F --AX ,Qi Look outg here I come. Paul Matso - 8 Marie Feyedelem - '7 I sure wish I knew what I was doing. Sixth Grade 1 hui 7 T L . X . X X L2 She thinks we can't do thi Connie Matso Scott Willis Chris Seeholzer For me, Santa? I Won't she ever shut up? You've had it now, Gary! .- '1Y' .f. '-' ' -- --4'1 Don't forget to bow, Vinnie, What page is it? Q, W Quick! Here comes Mrs. Seeho1zer! Look at us, Miss Grabarczyk rv i 'P 4.3 ..., -3 h .biz im' k Q K ..,. , A gigs , V A 2 z new M ww ' .Mfr l Q ii' big ., 'N A ' . ' S 'Swv N ' A , 2 D gs- 1 J i IX Activities bn 'vw- L , 1 L...-.,,...k I 1 . 1' um ga -X - 1 - I I . 1. ' ijtxhql I YEARBOOK STAFF - We enjoyed working on our yearbook. Much thanks to Joel Feyedelem and George Yaniga for helping with our yearbook. LEFT TO RIGHT - Sam Siciliano, Tony Siciliano, Tim Kilko, Mike Seeholzer, Jim Seeholzer, Vinnie Thorne, Earn Biegafnheimer, Debbie Seeholzer, Editorg Karen Seeholzer, Mrs. Seeholzer, Advisorg - NOT PICTURED, Gary Finger, ss . 1 or. EXPLORERS - The explorers are planning to refinish a boat to earn money for camping excursions to Rattlesnake Island. LEFT TO RIGHT - Paul Matso, Tony Siciliano, Jim Seeholzer, Vice Pres.g Sam Siciliano, Mike Seeholzer, Debbie Seeholzer, Treas.g Charles Harris, Michele Finger, Advisory Gary Finger, Pres.g Sherry Willis, Karen Seeholzer, Sec.g Marie Feyedelem, Pam Betzenheimer, Vinnie Thorne. In 1776 the pioneers t thelr kicks, But the Engltsh th t they were cool, Soon they found out t y were fools, Because the colonists got thelr licks. The English tlghtened thelr control, Whlch hurt the colonists soul, Lexington and Concord started lt all, But the Brltlsh were bound to fall. Men, women and chlldren dld flght, Until the Brltlsh saw the llght, The Liberty Bell wlll always toll, For freedom is ln our soul. Chrls Seeholzer 1776 was a long tlme ago, But people back then had one mlghtyefoe. America was at war with England t n, It was a terrible time for all kln. Many battles were fought on land and at sea, But that was because they wanted to be free. They fought bravely and many were kllled, But a very strong country they dld build. They got their freedom and they deserved lt, And for our generatlon they have preserved lt. So we better get onthe ball, Or our country wlll surely fall. Marte Feyedelem Drum - Drum went the drummer, Tweet - Tweet went the piper. Away swang the Red, White, and Blue. The men marched on too. The bell rang loud and true, The people's horns dld blow, We're free, We're free. Connie Matso There once was a Klng who taxed our tea, So we dumped ln ln the sea. But when the Klng saw what we had done, He dldn't think lt was much hm. When he sent some troops, Which were ln large groups. They found out the had news, They told the King lt would not jlve, That's how we won ln l7'l5. Paul Matso The Redeoats Bang the sound went about, Then there was a shout. People screaming, Redcoats scream g, Pushing people around. Walking them lnto the ground. People running everywhere, Redcoats kllllng w thout a care. Houses ln a flame, No one will take the blame. There ls no sound, No one runnlng around. All there ls, ls a dog named Rover. lt's all over. They'll be back someday, Then the Redcoats wlll pay. Sherry Wlllls The Boston Tea Party The Brltlsh of the sea, Declded to put taxes on our tea. So we boarded thelr ship, And threw the tea into the sea. When the Brltlsh discovered the tea, They sent more troops by sea. Boston Harbor was closed, But how the Brltlsh were opposed. Colonlsts helped thelr fellow men, With much ald they dld send. For our freedom can't be suppressed wmcn new me nriusn nm confessedl Mike Seeholzer When the Bicentennial comes, Little kids think lt's just fun. But as we all know, .Ougt gorefathers fcgght through the snow. u or ou ou ow. That's what hippened long ago, About 1776 or so. Tony Slclllano Over the coloules the land was free, And the people were wllllng to toll. Then came that question of that tea, Which made the colonists begin to coll. Soon came great important men, And to freedom these rebels led their kln. Adams, Jefferson, Henry and Ben, To lose what they gave would be a sin. Karen Seeholzer The Hard Llle It must be hard, To travel so far. Start from nothing, But to bulld to something. They planted crops, And raised stock, To keep them allve, And that was no lle. Sam Slclllano A young lad asked of history, And what lt ts to us. Is lt somethinglreal? Or ls lt somet Ing that is made up? Iwas puzzled for a moment, I dldn't understand. History ls not a story, It ls all about our land. Hlstory tells us of rebels in 1776, And the Brltlsh who tried to take over our land It tells us of people who gladly fought back, Wlth sword and gun ln hand. Oh, said the lad about history, Wow, sald I about history, lt ls really no mystery. Tlm Kllko The Liberty Bell Two hundred years ago, We rang the llberty bell. Though the bell took a hard blow, We took lt all very well. The bell rang freedom for us, Although lt broke itself. Everyone thought of lt as a trust, Because it stands for us. As I walk along the land of Valley Forge, I thlnk of all the days before, When we fought against the Brltlsh ln a war I think of all the brave, Who have gone to the grave. We surely won, But lt wasn't that much.tun. Again and again we fought with the gun, But we will preserve our land, Over and over agaln. J lm Seeholzer Long, long ago oxen pulled covered wagons, Across land to a territory called Oregon. The journey was long and dangerous, But those who traveled thls trall, I Were strong, determined and fabulous. For they found they were in a land that was plentiful, sue, qulet, free and beautiful. But most of all they were full of glee, Because they had become free. Debbie Seeholzer For two hundred years, - the bell has not moved. And though we grew, lt stood very true. The bell wlll always ring, Then and forever. America wlll always sing, For freedom wlll leave us never. Vinnie Thorne S..--- ' A. ,lmu2W1 f ,-xv X 'b- A as N .I x , 1--NNGX ug 'S Q 2. ww-1 La ...fr EE' .,,t.v--La V ' J HJ.. Lx.. Q- 1-1'.,.- 1.13-2-.w..fT'-fi ,Q v. . ...- 5--. - 1,2 ,JA 'S'-5' as v. A9 N, if N, ' ' ji 5 1 '- N , 6 L Q , I 3 1 114' ' ' I X N VETIW, ' A .I jf 1155, f is , 7 .. . V , - 5 -- . , 1. Q- ' ' S I . V V x5fzv,Q .na . jd A A , ,. I f Tour Guide H+ f .Is E 'n ll i ,- -. .. X.. 'ip' bv , .,- 'f 'l Af! V r v , -nu if f fn ECAEAT.-GROOVES ff f svn: Msmomm. ,: CPMN ffm-nm N, xx! E sg. 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Joseph Ehrbar Home Vista Largo Neuman Boat Line Frank Haig Home ' Kelleys Island Post Office and Hancock-Wood Electric Company South Bay Dock Craft's Bait Shop and Motel Captain Hamilton Home, Bayless Home William Kelley Home Myers Home Casino Park Schardst's Hotel Fred Himmelein Home Henry Lange Home Koster's Dock Kelley Mansion Marina Inscription Rock Louis Beatty Home August Schaedler Home Schaedler Winery James Estes Home George Cleary Home Fire Department Building Pavilion St. Michaels Church and Hall Norbert McKillips Home Eagles Nest Roy Hamilton Home Hassle's Haven Kelleys Island Municipal Airport Camp Patmos Table Rock V h 4-H Camp Kelley's Island Wine Company A+ It 'Af X. le. R-. Q 'n : 4 --A- Points Of Interest ...S 1. Village Pump - Built by Gus Kelley in 1890 as a combination barber shop and Post Office. The upper floor was used as a social hall. 3. Island Market - Matso's Place and the Island Market were connected at one time. The building has been used as a library, United States Express Co. in 1885, and as a silent movie hall. 5. Brown's General Store. The store was built by August Schaedler. The store was ovmed and operated by Fred Elfers. Later Frank Lange and Walter Brown owned the store. It 1S now operated by Nadine Brown. ,I 2. Matso's Place - Known as The Lodge . It was built in 1850. It was the only place on the Island where the men could meet for informal discussions or to just loaf. Some say The Lodge was an abbreviation of The Independent Order of Island Loafers . -- 'I ' ' :'5ff2If'7 1'-9.---egtf-lla..-J -- -. , . Fw ..- --NJ: O 'Bai' .,- 'ii ' f' ma, yi I- 5 F -Q ----he .-:-.,:i,,,,-.g V .V A ,V -'if---L-nsnw., ' .iuag-ILIA, .-' ii 'Hof f -p,a.-- 3 5 'I T -fi f s - 1 : -1 ., 1,5 .rf-,lj :Q ' f' '- na-L...,-.l my ' 1 ! , rr -- . . .I I ' ivlridylulllynl-I - i , 4. Elfers Store. This was built by Arnold Elfers. It, as well as the Island Market is owned by Frank and Laura Jean Po- horence. The Islanders make good use of the wind nouncements, displays and notices. We ows for an- ,ff 6. Kelleys Island Town Hall - Mr. Datus Kelley started the erection of the hall. It was completed in the fall of 1860. It is a monument to Datus and Sarah Dean Kelley this wifeb. The hall was dedicated to Truth. 7. Jail - The jail, or Station House, was built around 1888. An 8. The Burt Miller Home - This home was built in 1835 by Add- interesting fact was if a jnrisoner could not pay his fine, he could ison Kelley for his father Datus. Later George Kelley and his work the fine off at 37 1 2 cents a day at hard labor. bride lived in the home. This log house is the oldest home on the Island. . V- . . swf. fa ,mv 1 'T-rf! jx XX 5 - 1.4 el 9. The Iola Riedy Home - This stone building was built in 1853. 10. The Zion United Methodist Church - The church was start- It was once the South Side Primary School. It is now the IS19.Ild'S ed in 1893 and completed in 1894. The congregation consisted Public Library. Mrs. Riedy is our librarian. Many use the of 33 members. The altar was made from an organ of the Con- library often. gregational Church which once stood across the street. Rev. Theodore Suhr was the first minister. 30 t. ,E W 'I as um si 12. The Easton Home - This was built in 1877 and was located on the north side of the bridge. It was Primary School No. 2, It had an enrollment of 60 students. 11. German Reformed Church - This was the first Protestant Church on the Island which was dedicated on November 26, 1866. The first minister was Rev. Mr. Kness. A few trustees are still living on the Island even though the Church is no longer in use. 13. Estes School - The School was built in 1901. James Estes be- queathed S15,000.00 for the purpose. Grades K-12 operate in one building. It is not unusual to have only one graduate, but this year we will have two graduates. 31 LIN..mn 15. Kelleys Island Cemetery - This land was originally owned by Edmund Ward. It was sold to the Cemetery Association for 5B18.00. The pictures show the two oldest graves. John McDonald was buried J an., 1854. He was killed by a quarry explosion gfeolrge Clement died Nov. 13, 1855. He drowned when he was running a line to the oc . 16. Monarch Winery - The winery was built in 1868. It was known 17. State Park - The park was opened 111 1963, after the Village of as the Sweet Valley Wine Co. The Company cultivated 150 acres Kelleys Island sold Sandy Beach to the State of Ohio Many people of their own grapes. In 1904, it was sold and renamed the Mon- come to the Island each year to camp in our State Park arch. 32 'Ti 18. Dutch Oven - Residents of the North side built this oven to bake bread. Many residents often used this oven. 20. North Side Dock - At one time this was the site of many commercial fishing boats. Pickerel were plentiful at this time. f l - L X2 ' f7 ' 3? 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J' ,. - JP' W f. ' fr 'An ul- 3 -If 1 Aw -Wi -2.41.-I F 22. Shrine - The shrine was placed on the William Minshall property by the family around 1948. The original statue, whi came from Italy, was destroyed by vandals. ch , F ' 19. Sandy Beach - This is part of the State Park. The beach area was much larger, but erosion has taken its toll. wx . ' iii ', 'ig ---9 J' . . I -, it -I ,M K - ' .r!' . ' 1 M wif .425 w 21. Glacial Grooves - Many say they are the finest example of glacier evidence. Unprotected for many years, the grooves were finally fenced in 1973 and 1974. I' If I f Xf' !,,j,4v, X A fi' 23. Kamp Kellile - This was once the Schaedler and Rhein Winery which was built in 1892. It has been converted to a night club owned by Richard Windgate. 33 qi' . -L- .0 ' . --. , ' xg! . ,ge 'I-f -JJ 25. The Howard.Navorska Home - This was the home of Charles 26. Rev. Joseph Ehrbar Home - This home was built in 1892 by Carpenter, son-in-law of Datus Kelley. Charles Carpenter is Lester Carpenter. The log cabin, which was later tore down, given credit for starting commercial grape growing and building was used to propagate grapes. What is now the garage was the the first wine cellar. In 1887, Dr. Reed rented a room from first and only green house on the Island. Charles Carpenter and set up a dental office. 'Z' --as . .1 51-- . I' , ' It-Q -- .I ' . ,I 'H-2-H' lf! . UI at I K 27. Vista Largo - This is a favorite spot to get refreshments 28. Neuman Boat Line - John P. Neuman began Neuman Boat on a hot summer day. The stand is owned and operated by Pat Line in 1911. The first boat was named the Reliance , It and J ay Johnson and family. Across the street, the Island carried freight from Sandusky to Kelleys. After the Reli- House has many fine articles for sale. This is a Bicentennial ance was sold in 1920, the Messenger and Mascot were center. built. They served the Island until 1947. When the larger steamers ceased to serve the Island in 1939, Neuman's of- fered full passenger service. The Island is now served by Nueman's four boats. 34 moist . . - .. - .,,. . K 'N--7 -t.,,..a:2::s1n.1zi,.:., L sr' . . f-' . . VR .- K -.A,,- I. V- , k 'NP' w-,,,N Q!-r 29. The Frank Haig Home - Vi Haig operated a restaurant in her home for a good number of years. Many people enjoyed her home cooking. Vi and Frank now rent bikes which enable people to tour the Island. 30. The Post Office and Hancock-Wood Building - The Post Office has been housed in the Hancock-Wood Electric build- ing since September 1974. The electric company has been segyling the Island since 1953. The building was erected in 19 . Vd '4! '4G.-1.-xg. - 'Z' -- 1 - . : ' , -'flidbvfvsfa-0 ,gap F'i5H-J'r'- -5-1. ' 32. Craft's Bait Shop and Motel - Elmer and Rosie Craft pur- chased the dock and cottages from Captain Hamilton in 1969. Since then they have added the bait shop and motel to the property. . 3 Y 'raw-. 'i N- ' 1 '. Fi-TF A ' :au-' ..x:fQ??2:?i15 ' pl vg:'4' -' v hm ,., v',g,,,' n J 5... 33. The Captain Hamilton Home - This home is nearly 100 years old. The home was built for Captain Hamilton's grandmother as a wedding gift. Capt. Hamilton was a descendent of the Kelleys. Mrs. Hamilton still resides at the home. She is the holder of many interesting Island stories. 35 34. The Francis Bayless Home - This home was owned by George Huntington who purchased the land from Irad and Datus Kelley around 1839. It is one of the older homes on the Island. It was built from red cedar. The cedar beams can still be seen in the basement. 36. The Myers Home - This was the former home of Gus Son who was a well noted theatrical personality. The home is noted for its gingerbread affect trimming. 36 35. The William Kelley Home - The gingerbread trim on this house is said to have been carved by guards at J ohnson's Island during the Civil War period. Nancy Kelley, William Kelley's daughter, now resides in the home. This is a picture taken many years ago showing William and Marcella Kelley, grandparents of the late Bill Kelley, stand- ing in front of their home. 37. The Casino - Don and Domxa Nowak are proprietors of this establishment. Almost every week, during the summer, the vacationers will encounter live entertainment. Bands vary so that all music lovers are satisfied. L1 41. The Henry Lange Home - Exact date of this building is un- known, but it is believed to have been built before 1861. Mass was held here before St. Michael's Church was built in 1863. The home also has an arched wine cellar. The family grew grapes and produced wine. 43. Kelley Mansion - This house was built during the Civil War. Datus Kelley gave the home to his son Addison as a wedding gift. The only child born in this house was the late Capt. Frank Hamilton. The home is of limestone quarried from the Island. One of the points of interest is the circular staircase. The home was sold to the Dominican Sisters of Adrian, Michigan. In 1945 the sisters opened the home for a summer camp for girls. In 1974, the house was sold to Mr. Don Loehrig. A,.,afy. Elf 40. The Fred Himmelein Home - This home was owned by John and Johanna Himmelein. The first section was built in 1849. It was used as a resort hotel for many years, hosting such famous guests as President Grover Cleveland. Later, many theatrical people came to practice for plays. 42 Koster's Dock The dock received its name because in 1833 a wine cellar was built on its shore by Mr Koster The wine cellar was destroyed by fire. Later, Lay Brothers Fisheries used she dock for its fishing industry. The dock is now privately owne . . 37 ' p' . - I M4 ' ' ' I 5 .' V 2 . A ,. ,, H ,- --xfj'f5jggg5gf M. sz... I r I if ., ,swag 44. Marina - The Marina, once known as Ke11ey's Pond, was built in 1958. Many changes have taken place since then. The marina is a busy place in the summer. Small craft to large cruisers can be seen. 53551: I .. .1 .1 1 .f - Ancient Indian Inscriptions - This picture was taken prior to 1900. The inscriptions can be plainly seen. ay' W 47. The August Schaedler Home - The home was built by Schaed- ler in 1868, after the land was purchased from Addison Kelley. The winery was built later. I I I 1 45. Inscription Rock - In 1834, Charles Olmstead discovered the rock. Some say it is the work of the Erie Indians, others, the Mound Builders. 46. The Louis Beatty Home - This home was built around 1862 from Island limestone. The winery produced 70,000 gallons. ,' e I I L - rg. Q- I f , 4 iX,1,i gf-A I ,v.f4,.,1' ' ' 48. Schaedler Winery - It produced 65,000 gallons of wine annually. 49. The James Estes Home - Estes was one of the first settlers to purchase land in 1839. Este's son, James Jr., bequeathed about 315,000 to build Kelleys Island School. 53. St. Michae1's Church and Hall - The church was built in 1869 from land donated by Henry Lange. The first priest was Father f 'N 1- 'jg ggpfwv Q I 7: ' -A ' ,,-' . fr. ,, ,,--if 1' 'J ,., ea 5 v 54. The Norbert McKillips Home - This home was built in 1870. It was occupied by the Karl Von Seeholzer family. In 1898 Karl's son, Charles, operated the winery until 1907. It was known as Charles Seeholzer and Son Winery. 50. The Cleary Home - This home was built during the Civil War. Titus Hamilton, who fought in the Civil War, and family lived here. ,f . X fs- - , T 1 :E 1. 14-41. fall -f tH.wlE-' . , 4 ' ' ' - - Verlet. Ln 1973 the hall was built under the direction of Father Willman. It is used for social events. ! I.- R-: . I1 e K Y 7,51 , , X- '1 ' 2' 7' AN ', L is- . ,- -e.. 'li - '- . N K ' I fe if 'wi - Sta f i n V .-, .--5, m m' '-, l, -1 My gg: 9 V , ia 1- - . K 1' ' . W .' - H' - - 8 f 98:- 55. The Eagles Nest - The Island once boasted of two pair of simultaneously nesting eagles. None has been seen for some years. 39 56. Roy Hamilton Home - This home was built in 1880's by James McGettigan, and sold to Herman Hess. lt operated as a wine cellar until 1900. .ff 58. Airport - Air service to the Island began about 1939 with Milton Hershberger of Youngstown as pilot. In later years the Tri-motor planes served the Island. Air travel is par - living You gers may be only a f w land ng passen 6 t of Is old 'Tx -.,,, -.N , .-....- W-. ,.. ' - fwfr- mw - :I ., gk tx ' I- Wt A on fs. J 'N -' , x - 4 N ' 15x 57. Hassle's Haven - This home is located on Monagan Road It was built in 1880 and was known as district No 2 East side Primary School. --fa ... 60. Table Rock - This was once a favorite v1s1tor's site It was located on the North East shore of Long Point During a violent storm a few years ago, Table Rock collasped The Islan lost ' ' d one of its famous sites 59. Camp Patmos - This was owned by Father V. A. Choloupka 61. 4-H Camp - The property was bought in 1945 for a camp as a summer camp for children. In 1952 the property was pur- for boys and girls. Members of 4-H Clubs from several coun chased by the Ohio Regular Baptist Home and Camp Inc. Many ties use the camp during the summer youngsters come to the camp each summer. IVIayor's List The Village of Kelleys Island was incorporated in 1887. The following is a list of Mayors who have served Kelleys Islandg George Fann - 1887 Uri Ward - 1890 James Hamilton - 1894 Henry Elfers - 1896 Charles Seeholzer - 1898 James Hamilton - 1900 Henry Elfers - 1902 Ed Ward - 1913 Frank Lange -1926 Roland Brown - 1932 sl nf J' L A, , U .I V W if :I H313 eip L . A 1 V.F.W, - Post 9908 - Many good times are held here. Walter Brown - 1938 Roland Brown - 1940 Paul Beltz - 1948 Henry Beatty - 1950 Roland Brown - 1956 Lawrence Betzenheimer - 1957 William Overcasher - 1957 John Sennish - 1965 Louis Starkweather - 1966 Helen Marchky - 1974 .f'.. This is one of the hotels which was located on-Lake Shore Drive between the Mayher home and Himmelein home. The hotel was destroyed by fire twice. may -, , .,, 1--'Q-,-'ff :- .4-lq n.... n. , ' The winery' MV in mms andfm private property' was ? maj' This snapshot was taken around the year 1900. The Island or supplier of wine products m the early 1900's. The winery Market is to the left and Bmwnfs Store is to the right. was destroyed by fire three times. ,H ,,, iff ' 5 Row, row, row, your boat. Where are we? Peace, brother! Whoa, Queeney. E., 31. ,4-, ., 'ua' f-r-a'..q' 4 . n 1 . 31--'fir' Q ' +I' . '-fist? ,, ,,,.,., Which way do we go? . ,M '-', , -, . . 1 I l , 'L What's going on here? Where did they come from? Let's smokem peace pipe. ff' 'F l 1 7 K ,al .' , , gx , 1i Come out of there you little rascal. 'Af' YMSZWW Compliments of THE CASINO EST. 1901 Don and Donna Nowak, props. Bowl Your Cares Away at CENTER IVIAYFIELD LANES Eu.-1-3030 4105 Mayfield Road Cleveland, Ohio 44121 Congratulations to our Bicentennial Graduates Compliments of THE MARTIN CIL COMPANY Jake and Jessie Martin ST. lVIICHAEL'S CHURCH Kelleys Island, Ohio D ijfffgy whb wazitsjw' ffiffgfvfrf Sfzizffrenen' ki'I'5 fwafmaw up WWf7Vf'9'fI5f5W'? w5EllZ'7'lllZLl11d.710f'k14h1!1, fligfsfialfwali ami' ,I 1u1fkfE1nt . Fr. Mike Madden Crsqjqh 40:51, Congratulations Seniors I Kel leys Island Roofing Industrial and Institutional Sheet Metal Works Kelleys Island, Ohio Box 728 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 Compliments of Ahner Sheet Metal, Sibley, Inc. Best Wishes Deb and Gary Compliments of Christopher, Wayne, Michele Finger Congratulations Deb and Gary lglad you made itll Compliments of Jim Seeholzer General Contractor Specializing in Concrete, Cement Block, Sidewalks and Foundations Phone-746-4621 Kelleys Island, Ohio Compliments of Joe's Garage - Joseph Schandorsky - Known for Guaranteed Service General Repair - Complete Service 40 Years Experience Kelleys Island, Ohio 746-2871 Best Wishes Class of 1976 ,,-. C.- .1u 5 OUJ6 Y.. ,I .N E ASINCE H0 Congratulatio st the cla s of 76 Compliments of Burt Miller Compliments of Kamp Kellile Home of good food Sunday Liquor Cottages 8 Rowboats Fishing Clubs and Parties Accommodated By Dick Windgate, Jim and Angie Leo Congratulations to the Class of H76!! From KOCH ALUMINUM MANUFACTURING INC. 1615 E. PERKINS AVE. SANDUSKY, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 76 From Serving Sandusky Over Three Quarters Of A Century F rey-G roff Em - Hy Funeral Home 24 Hour Ambulance Service 626-3632 604 W. Washington St. Sandusky, Ohio 44870 F. Leo Groff, Owner Leon J. Groff Charles E. Nye Congratulations to the Class of H76!l From Akron Standard Meat 8t Food Company 324 W. Bowery St. Akron, Ohio Bill Pangas Best Wishes From Bob and Dolli Gray of Bob Gray's Union 76' W. Perkins And Camp Sandusky, Ohio 626-8369 Free pick up and delivery from Neuman's dock at Sandusky, Marblehead, or Griffing's Airport. While your car is being serviced, we will provide Evening Phone 625-0822 a car for your use! Sleeping Rooms Private Apartment Daily and Weekly Rates LINDE-CAMP Kelleys Island, Ohio Charles P. Lindecamp Kelleys lsland, Ohio 43438 Division 81 Ward Road Phone 746-2725 Cleveland, Ohio 44125 4775 Rockwood Road Phone 883-2092 Congratulations Seniors! HUNTLEY CLEANERS AND UNIFORM RENTAL 1716 W. Monroe St. Sandusky, Ohio Don 81 Mary Ellen Huntley Congratulations To The Class of u76u JAMES E. BUGEL General Construction Congratulations To The Class of 76 TED BLATT SOHIO SERVICE W. Washington and Decatur St. Sandusky, Ohio 625-1287 BOX 65 Free Pick Up Alnd Delivery Kelleys Island, Ohio At Neuman S DQCK 43438 Sandusky, Ohio Ted Blatt Mgr Congratulations Congratulations To JJ-fhf?7g,l,aSS Seniors! FRESCH ELECTRIC SANDUSKY BUTTER 81 EGG Milan Ave. Sandusky, Ohio Sandusky, Ohio Congratulations Congratulations Seniors To The Class of 1976 POLAR-PURE THE ACE MOTOR DISTRIBUTORS TRANSPORT CO. 3103 Tiffin Ave. Sandusky, Ohio Owner Dutch Biechele Distilled Water CO2 Cylinders Spring Water Dry Ice Coca Cola Syrups Water Coolers 1215 Filmore St. Sandusky, Ohio Phone 625-3948 Phone 625-4221 ANDRES-TUCKER Funeral Home - Ambulance Service 2001 Columbus Avenue Sandusky, Ohio 44870 Licensed Funeral Directors Charles J. Andres J. Michael Tucker Richard C. Andres Compliments of SANDUSKY REGISTER Compliments C 9 t it f 0 t th Cl f 76 THE ISLAND IVIAFIKET THE Groceries - Meats F n v g I bl AND C y O t KELLEYS ISLAND F J P DARI-LAND Ph 746 2292 K II y I I d Oh Compliments of DON AND LINDA LOEHFIIG Owners of The K II y M I LvingM y Of My Folks M And Mrs: William D. K II y N y K ll y THE ZION METHODIST CHURCH The Community Church of Kelleys Island 9:30 - Sunday School 10:30 - Worship Service We welcome you to the fellowship of our church. There is a place whether you are a visitor or a permanent resident of our com- munity. We invite you to unite with us. Rev. J. Warren Walton, Pastor Compliments of JOE AND MARTHA ONDERS Compliments of MCCUNE CHARTER BOAT SERVICE Lakeside, Ohio I I 125 R. G. CARROLL AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance , f , Marblehead, Ohio 43440 C9n9LjfJUr:1af'0nS Q YHXQQ, Area Code 419-798-5558 , N 1 Robert G. 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MYERS Real Estate Appraiser And Consultant REALTOR' 607 Second National Building Akron, Ohio 44308 Phone: 216-762-2117 Motel 8 Mobile Hotel CRAFTS LAKE VIEW LANE Cottages By Day Or Week Boats - Motors - Bait QUICK-PARK FUNERAL HOME Robert R. Wassner Walter E. Park Robert L. Ranson 617 Columbus Ave. Phones - emma suS.419-746-2354 Sangfky' g2hE:O773f870 Kelleys Island, onio nes. 419-746-4721 One ' Compliments Compliments of of 'WKE 'V'CCUNE'S vision ci.iNic BMT SHOP Fiamie B. Dick, o.o. Kelleys Island, Ohio Sandusky, Ohio 44870 Compliments of BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Wayne Finger Pres. Mrs. Virginia Kilko V. Pres. Mr. Nick Bianchi Mrs. Monica Feyedelem Mrs. Florence McKiIlips Mrs. Sharon Bianchi Clerk May all the days of all the years That God has for you in store, Be filled with blessing more and more. May hope of heart and peace of mind Beside you ever stay. And that's the golden wish That l extend to dear friends each day. Rev. Joseph M. 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