Martel High School - Eagle Yearbook (Caledonia, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1953 volume:

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Ba rbara Wilson ............-.-....- Out of the Leaf-Falls These are the things to cherish: A seed, and a dream, and a child, Else must the nations perish, 'And earth fall away to the wild. These are the things, to nourish: The budding of trees and youth, S0 shall the grown things flourish- Manhood and beauty and truth. Out of the leaf-falls that perish, Retrieved from the waste and the wild, These are the things to cherish, A seed, ond a dream, and a child. 3 os---as---ass--a A. :M E561-Qi: .Niiiil .iiid5S2,vLfi5a,i.ivilliKGEE1i?ZQiHHiiW .4-v ' - ' fffffffflfffffffffvl fnfff,,f5:,,, 154 all X !, Wgm.. I f X WON fwlgf ! N r Teachers Of Mariel Seated Left fo Right: Mrs. Justus, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Coon, Mrs. Longacre, Mrs. Lyon Standing Left to Right: Mr. Godla, Mr. Grouer, Mr. Walter, Mr. Borden. THE COACH--Mr. Frank Furness 6 Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mr. Mr. Barden Longacre Walter Godla Justus Wi nte rs Lyon Coon Grauer Furness Faculty Review is a graduate of Ohio State University, where he received his Bache- lor of Chemical Engineering degree and a Master of Arts degree. He has been superintendent of Martel for three years and teaches mathe- matics. attended Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, Ohio. and commercial course. She vteachesi history, received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from Kent State University. He is seventh and eighth home room teacher and also teach English, geography and speech. attended Baldwin-Wallace College. He teaches vocal and instrumental music. graduated from Kent State University with a Bachelor of Science degree She teaches home economics and science. received her diploma from,Bowling Green State University. She teaches third and fourth grades. I received her diploma from Bowling Green State University and attended Wilminaton College. She teaches first and second grades. ' received her diploma from Bowling Green University. She teaches the fifth and sixth grades. She has taught thirteen years. This year is her first at Martel. received a Bachelor of Science degree and a diploma in arts. He also attended Bowling Green University and Kent University. He now teaches industrial arts and art. attended Ohio State University and Wilmington College. He has taught for twenty-three years. He also is coach for our basketball plays this year. 7 139521 4- z N, ,A m5'i3,',s:3zH2l3.Qe5.iE6.as4 ' 1 ,f'!Qf.f fm, ,7,,.f-J' ,pvv f 3 simon 4' 5 4- '-:-23535: C' ' f Z .-Q A. af , fp- x X v X .f ,WW Bill Vollratlw Basketball-I Secretary-3 Plays-3-4 Eagle Staff-4 Hi-Life Staff-4 n is lax Penny Hayes Musi c-I -2-3-4 Plays-2-3-4 Eagle Staff-4 Hi-Life Staff-3-4 Music Festival 3-4 Band-2-3-4 Beverly Smith Nusic-l-2-3-4 Plays-3-4 Secretary-I President-4 Eagle Staff-3-4 Hi-Life Staff-3-' Jim Worcester Basketball-I Eagle Sfaff-4 Music Festival-l .fi leer Carol Reish Mxsic- I -2-3-4 Plays-3-4 Secretary-4 Eagle Staff-4 Hi-Life Sfaff-3-4 Nusic Fesfival-2-3- Band-2-3-4 Gale Loyer Basketbal I - I -2-3-4 Track- l -2-3-4 Plays-3-4 Eagle Staff-4 Sonny Worcester Basketball- I -2-3-4 Track- l -2-3-4 Plays-4 Eagle Staff-4 Music Festival- l -2-3-4 Barbara Wilson Music-I-2-3-4 Plays-2-3-4 Treasurer-2-3-4 Eagle Staff-4 Hi-Life Staff-3-4 Music Festival-3-4 Band-2-3 Class Will and Testament We, the class of 1953, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. We leave to the Senior Class of 1954, our good grades, manners, and our ability to get along with each other. To the teachers, we leave our sincere thanks for their patience and understanding Penny Hayes leaves her ability to write to Carolyn Myers, and her musical talent to Mr. Godla. Barbara Wilson leaves her boy friends to Elaine Crawbaugh. Carol Lee Reish leaves her hearty laugh to Nancy Burkhart. Bill Vollrath leaves his whiskers to Dale Linstedt. Gale Loyer leaves his Ford to Tommy Ettinger. Beverly Smith leaves her Independence to Mary Jean Reed. Sonny Worcester leaves his basketball shoes to Barry Vaughn. Jimmie Worcester leaves his number L?-basketball suit to Ga To all, we leave as a remembrance this yearbook of 1953. The Senior Class of 1953. 12 ry Baer Bev k - , , ' ' iff--Efigflixf X k L: at Ui N- +R J A5 ' I 'Wgiffv ' - - , - , ' ' nf 'i wkl' , , iff fmbwfibwfv --n 13 , Barb '46 Jhn and Sonny Penny 47, 406 Q04 P qqzp 13 on ' o 0 C5ale Carol A j. i nl' x X Q Q ..,..-aff L 'qxglffw Q .,5, Ah 5-V B V35 sg, Swi- Ez r P LQ Usi- UNV gpamw Junior Class Play FIRST ROW: Marlene Downs, Carolyn Myers, Mildred Roesch, Marlene Weiriclc, Nancy Burkhart, Mary Jo Perry, Elaine Crawbaugh, Nary Reed. SECOND ROW: Gary Baer, Tommy Effinger, Jim Miner, Barry Vaughn, Dale Linstedt, Mrs. Longacre. W? l Junior Class FIRST ROW: Carolyn Myers, Gary Baer, Marlene Weirick, Nancy Burkhart, Mary Jo Perry, Dale Linsfedt. SECOND ROW: Tommy Ettinger, Mildred Roesch, Jim Miner, Elaine Crawbaugh, Mary Reed, Mrs. Longacre . 16 Freshmen FIRST ROW: John Burkhart, Mary Irwin, Judy Fabian, Janice Whiteamier, Esrher Irwin, Phillip Leathem, Don Linstedt, Billy Rice. SECOND ROW: Eddie Smifh, Charles Sharrock, Bob Moodespaugh, Glen Linstedf, Norman Loyer, John Landis, June Ann Hissong, Mx Borden. Sophomores FIRST ROW: Bary Vaughn, Ken Borden, Lois Lyon, Marlene Downs, Ken Berry, Charles Mason, Mary Baer, Mr. Godla. 17 F 1 Z -Ay 45 , f 5 f f A ,ff , Qi 2' Z ll y, ,gf X, -xgyflgk f ZZ If ' f . , fx N X vf f K Z MQ' f 470' 4 Q f W - 22 Z f W W I f 5- ff W 4 f QQ 1 Z , 7 1, Z fri' ' W7 f? ,... ., 5' .::s:f5f5f'Wm f f7 f 4 f X K Z X ff,,, . fy 1,34 4... X Z I 0 W, ,,,, ' 'gfji LQ' 1 ..., ...... .-., 1 1 .-,..- : 'A 5 I V ' 2 A My fi? 1 ,5: :1 f 5515571513525 fj : ham, W if , A A' 'W ,,,,,pQZQffL7 wf f. f f A A ,J ffl, ff f mm, Z .v--vV- .V . x - 1 1: f Q11Mf f 'iz 4:3131 ' ' .. MVP... ,.,. :frf:f ' , 51, ,T-fififfilz-. ,, . ,, . . . , :-:'::1:157315r:1:1:1:231555552535Efiifififffiiffi:-.f W ' y M , 1,f M --4-'- A K,,. 'QUE-:::g::5:2-23: ze-:-:-1-:-:4-' V I ,WWW ' 1 Z A- X ' 3': Wx 'A' , ,W .,, f, QV wfg? ' ,, X ' :fff'7f? 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THIRD ROW: leo Thacker, Bill Gardner, Don Coulter, Carl Roush, Dan Tuttle, Joyce Staley, Ruby Holycross, Charlotte Stevens. 20 Filth and Sixth Grades School bells started ringing on September 2, 1952, calling twenty-six pupils to our room. Ten girls and six boys were in the fifth grade and four girls and five boys were in the sixth grade. Our celebrated activities were in line with the consecutive holidays of the school year. Perhaps the Christmas party was most enioyed by all of us. We hope that all of you enjoyed the part our room played in 'the Christmas pro- gram when we presented The Christmas Story Retold . Our entire room was represented. We present a play, The Year on Parade , at the January 20, Community Club meeting Orchestra members from this group are Janet Goken, Jewell Grimes, Phyllis Kile and Tom Seif. We found Social Studies, a somewhat new subject, quite interesting. The sixth grade learned about the gifts of Ancient World to Western Nations Changing Their Ways The fifth grade studied how our country has become a World Power from the Colonial Days. We are enioying our school year, though we have to work hard to learn so much, there is always some time for fun too. Seventh and Eighth Grades There are ten in the seventh grade and fifteen in the eighth. Early in September, both classes went on a hayride together. In December the eighth grade went on a skat- ing party. These eighth graders held a Bake Sale at Bernard Lyon's grocery in Caledonia which they made Sl8.75. Both classes have been collecting sales stamps. ln December, Every Pupils test in reading was given to both seventh and eighth and strange as it may seem, the seventh grade scored above the eighth grade. Patricia Hill is president of the eighth grade while Linda Noodespaugh the seventh grade. Both grades are on a program for the Community Club to be given in February. 21 First and Second Grades FIRST ROW: Vemon Worcester, Margaret Bailey, 1Judy Jones, Teddy Guinther, Harold Manring, Gary Hildreth, Pansy Ettinger, Aretta Woodruff, David Bilger. SECOND ROW: Danny Fabian, Delbert Bilger, Nancy Lynch, Barbara Winters, Linda Shoup, Michael McNeil, Buddy Lew, Roger Wniteamier, Mrs. Lyon. THIRD ROW: Frank Reece, Janice Huntsman, Terry Reed, Larry Seif, Virginia Boer, Lonnie Stakey, Lois Baer, Bessie Hammond, Patricia Laucher FOURTH ROW: Theodosia Cox, Robert Stevens, Delmer Hildreth, Keith Miller, Robert Kennedy, Harry Hammond, Juanita Hammond, Ruth Green, Virginia Woolum. ABSENT: Ruth Steele. 1 A 4. vT'l'hird and Founh Grades FIRST ROW: Carol Whifgqmier, Johnny Self, Harold Pinyerd, Roger Pursley, Joe Seif, George Holbrook, Dennis Rice, David Vollrath, Donald Downs. SECOND ROW: Tommy Pursley, louise Burkhart, Patty Fabian, Sandra Nanring, Mary Rice, Judith Taylor, Louise Baer, Phyllis Baer. THIRD ROW: John Blevins, Phillip McKinstry, David Downs, Larry Grimes, Danny Shoup Braddy Kile, Tommy Sarnpley, Clarence Thacker, Larry Smothers. FOURTH ROW: Narman Bilger, Jerry Bilger, Jimmy Landis, Elmer Smith, Delrner Smith, Bobby Smith, Ronnie Clever, Lewis Leathem. ABSENT: Margaret Pinyerd. 22 First and Second Grades The first and second grades are taught by Mary Alice Lyon. We learn to work and play together. lt is great fun to come to school and learn to read, draw, paint, spell and work with numbers. One of the highlights of the year was the day we made our movie on Community Helpers. Of course we enjoyed our part in the Christmas program and our Hallowe'en and Valentine parties. We took part in the March Community Club program too. The two things we enioy most is to spell and paint. We have had a very happy school year. Third and Fourth Grades The third and fourth grades began the year with thirty-four cheerful, busy boys and girls. This number was soon increased to thirty-seven. During the year, we have had only eight little girls to maintain a feminine influence in the midst of such a large group of boys. We have enioyed working together to learn our reading, writing, arithmetic, spelling, social studies, and English. New books in third grade reading and fourth grade social studies have added interest to the work. Anumber of new library books also helped us in our work. The principal aim of activities in our room is to gain in ability to work independently. During the first semester of the year, we made a special unit study of health, stressing nutrition. In the second semester, we enioyed a unity study of the history and progress of transportation. This study was especially fun for the boys because it included horses, boats, stagecoaches, airplanes, etc. The children have taken pride in participating in special programs for Christmas, Community Club and Farmers' Institute. ln the room, we have had parties to celebrate Hallowe'en and Valentine's Day. A gift exchange and the movie Silent Night high- lighted our Christmas. We leave this year-saddened at parting-but glad in the knowledge of work well 23 .-5, 1 XJ- Y 1 5: 155 f iii rg, - ui 1 'Q ,IA . 'xi 5 :A 11' 'll 2 iii ' 15. ' - A 1 gr j af fe 1 is? . 51 5 ii Av In 1 ,f Il. , rig' , UQ, 1 Yu wJ 5, iq, :if 2332 ' QF lil? : 5551 5? 5 D L , .21 I 3, i 511 55 131 km if w V. 5: 5 1 if 5 Ebel Kf- .f ,Q Q 3 Q .ni Lu Y. ix, .-.Q :QE , 3? A f IIIWJIWW' '1- di f E V! ,fm n. X ,, if x xl ..QW R ' ' f , t R . f I la ,. - I ' Rx ,f -V --x A, 1 P .V.. J V, fn f 5 , 1553- ' V gx x 4 . I' ' I T AR il xx A- ' V 5. Q .F 5 I 5 'H 1. 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Girl's Physical Education FIRST ROW: Mary Reed, Elaine Crawbaugh, Judy Babian, Janice Whlteamler, Esther Irwin, Beverly Smith. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wilson, Marlene Downs, Mary Jo Perry, Carol Relish, Mary Irwin, Mary Baer. THIRD ROW: Carloyn Myers, Marlene Weirick, Mildred Roesch, June Ann Hissong, Penny Hayes, Nancy Burkhart, Lois Lyon. 2 7 Qi . Fig? gf 'gk 2 1,3 A ,Q fd , ,. SQL qi . AMW L ip Wag ffl Q ,, vii- ' E Zgig' w- ii in Q M if 1 T 'Q IJ f , f - egg . Q: Ei' , gg. . ge ,Q . 13? 1 3? 1 J: Pi z QP , ,KJ Q: 9233 51 :ini , Liu A2 5597 gli' ,ifgii M? gig M Leg 5: ry gf: iii? 5 41223, '31 1 i5 fy as Q., 513 1 3, 59? Www' -EXT Y- 'iii H-fir Tig' jf , 5 pil? . .kg K ' Pfifia i f P32 fi Z1 -'I fu, IJ iii? Hi Yi? ff X: FEW? if-i lc i 3g 112' i + + ? ' K. 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I5--Elected cheerleaders. 24--Mr. Cubberly come to see Seniors about pictures. 30--Mixed Chorus sang at the churches. 3--Barbs slumber party. 5--Every pupils test. i8-- Literary Club organized 24--Vacation began. 27--Alumni Banquet. 5--Back to school. 6--Senior received name cards. 8--Seniors 'ordered graduation announcements. 9--Elementary exams. l5--Senior Class went to get graduation pictures taken 23--Juniors received their class rings. - 27--Seniors Wiener Roast. 3l--Juniors Bake Sale. 3l--Senior Scholarship Tests. 5--Seniors Class Party. 7--Team practiced at Qligeum, 13--Seniors visited Ashland College at Ashland, Ohio. I8--Bev's slumber party. 20--No school--Teacher's meeting. 2l--Marion County Basketball tournament at Coliseum. 6-7--Farmer's lnstiture. I7--Senior Class Party--lat Carol's house. 23--Spring Music Festival. 24--Primary District State Scholarship Tests. i-2-3--Secondary Pupil Test. ?--Senior Class Play. ?--Honor Society Banquet. 2--Final District State Test I5--Final Exams. I7--Baccalaureate I8--Commencement. 19--Picnic . 24--Seniors and Juniors leave for the class triy 30 ,.,4.m Eagle Staff Editor ---------- ------------ ------------- Ba r bara Wilson Assistant Editor--- - ---- Beverly Smith Social Editor --------- -- --- Gale Loyer Photographic Editors ---- ------ ----- -Ca r ol Reish 8. Penny Hayes Sports Editors --------- - ---- --- Sonny Worcester 8- Mary Reed High School Editor ---- ---- Ju ne Hissong Business Editors ----- ---- Se nior Class Production Editors ----- --- Senior Class Administration ------ ---- B ill Vollrath School Fun--- ---- --- Penny Hayes Undergrades ----- ------- ---- J i m Worcester Adviser ------- - ----- ---- M rs. Justus Varsity Cheerleaders l.eft to Right: Mary Reed, Lois Lyon, June Hissong, Mildred Roesch. 31 l l ,,..i Band Seated, Left to Right: June Hissong, Marji Fabian, Janet Goken, Judy Fabian, Jane Lamis, Phillip Leathem, Charlotte Stevens, Bradford Kile, Phyllis Kile, Jewell Grimes, Pat Hill, Kate McKinstry. Standing: Ken Berry, Sonny Worcester, Jim Worcester, Mary Reed, Lois Lyon, Mike Downs, Joyce Staley, Mr. Godla. Boy's and Girl's Music FIRST ROW: Bill Rice, Judy Fabian, Esther Irwin, Phillip Leathem, Mary Baer, Mary Reed, Janice 'Wlllf8Uml8l', Don Linstedt, Beverly Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Godla, Mary Irwin, Carol Reish, Barbara Wilson, Penny Hayes, Nancy Burkhart, Mary Jo Perry, Lois Lyon, June Hissong, Marlene Downs. THIRD ROW: Sonny Worcester, Jim Worcester, Dale Linstedt, Tom Ettinger, Jim Miner, Norman Loyer, Charles Sharrvock, Marlene Weirick, Mildred Roesch. 32 N'Q5lZ 1 fx. Hey Barb, what do the Bucyrus boys have that the Martel boys ' 1-Jim if I 3 don't? Why does e certain senior girl always go to the I. 8 P glfijlr L- ,U il pl I, f . 4 Lf ou fy cn-' C 264 D fra for groceries in Bucyrun' Xwlhy doe S boy hai 1 cm-ox I S X 3 W Rack. voufqlhl 'W X e X909 8 Nu I No X n 'Lx A Ng! Botagm cwmglpl books H1 WW Y-B' 'es' Ken Luke V' you , Bon, ny WPI Buvyhoth hx' 5 'bomrX:n5miiuq:5':.' No:Z9 e ' Y-' ' 5 . Hey mil 'O at W1 Mvoxnv U? ng. Mfslre in a back stage did 6 EX YOI Segkc I Log T0 ch' n H650 1 ' d A t pet? G in i wa goes Nm N1 lad es r- ssing room was pu 9 X out in one hour and then it vw ' Mllevv ' Why padwlways talk- ing aboum ,leuonia? Would it be because of a certain boy? Hey Lois, why all smiles? Couldn't be because of a cert- ain Junior boy, could it? Who's the blond from Crest- line Kenny Barden raves about? Is her mame Pam? Why did all the senior girls look sleepy on the morning of Deo. ll? Don't you think J.B. and S.P, makes a cute couple? took five hours to put out thc firemen. The man asked for a quart of gasoline, Tho attendant said: 'What are you dolng ---- - weaning your car?H A dairyman used a tooth brush on his cow's teeth and she gave dental cream. When a woman puts hor hand out of a car itmeans only one thing----the window's open. Whoever planned tho world did a guod job of it-put most of the trees out inthe country me 4 Oliice Mr. Clayton Barden---Superintendent Wilma Leathem---Secretary Commercial Club Seated, left to Right: Elaine Crawbaugh, Nancy Burkhart, Mary Reed, Mildred Roesch, Marlene Weirick, Marlene Downs, Mary Baer, Lois Lyon, Beverly Smith. Standing,Left to Right: Nannan Loyer, Bill Vollrath, Glen Lirstedt, Jim Worcester, Sonny lnbrcester, Charles Nason, Ken Berry, Barry Vaughn, Eddie Smith, Barbara Wilson Carol Reish, Penny Hayes, Mrs. Longacre. 34 Chemistry Class left to Right: Mr. Barden, Carolyn Myers, Marlene Weirick, Barbara Wilson, Dale Linstedt, Tommy Ettinger, Bill Vollrath, Gary Baer, Jim Miner, Carol Reish, Penny Hayes Mary Jo Perry, Gale l.oyer, Jim Worcester, Sonny Worcester, Beverly Smith. Industrial Arts Sonny Worcester, Dole Linstedt, Bill Vollrath, Jim Worcester, Gary Baer, Gale Loyer Tommy Ettinger, Mr. Grauer, Jim Miner. 35 'M ,J K 1 I c h e n COOK--MIS. 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'rg 44.5 xi , lg F y f., 5,53.' :R kq.f:+:f I f PHONE 2691 CALEDONIA OHIO CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1953 GRADUATING CLASS OF MARTEL HIGH General Motors Dealers ofMc1rion DANNER BUICK CO. MIDTOWN CHEVROLET CO. MGDANIEL MOTOR CO. WHITE OLDSMOBILE, INC. MARION OHIO Lutz Grocery GENERAL STORE PHONE 451 NEW WINCHESTER OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BEST WISHES Home Federal Savings 8 Loan Assin J. J. STAFFORD - PRES. - ROY H. WADDELL - SEC. 141 S. PROSPECT ST. MARION OHIO li Eff Thayer Agency GENERAL INSURANCE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE - LIFE PHONE 2-0983 208 WYANDOT BLDG. GALION OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Kennedyfs Grocery MARTE L OHIO In- w 1 I l I- Ilill Motor Sales CHEVROLET AND MINNEAPOLIS -MOLINE -' M '-- 'L SALES AND SERVICE , Y I L-, I -V l -V PHONE 2771 J CALEDONIA OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Snyder Funeral lleme FRED W. 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