Archbold High School - Blue Streak Yearbook (Archbold, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1946 volume:

ll ll IlllHIlll IIHII Ill QQ Q41 Ilf l zQ'N Publlshecl by the Senior Class of the Arclxbold H1 lx School Archbolcl Oh1O Assletant llclltor Mary E Lltwlller cr,1d'i-fx A! , p Busmess Mana er jack Oyer - fx 42x Faculty' Advlser H Spen ler rx I . . , bl . P3 g H A! ' hs Edilor-in-glulef ......... Dale? Vliyse fhf F275 Wk -A Q ....., ' l ,N M 'fx l ,sy P . '. ....,. . g '-- A ' x -we gy L c N N 0 Q ' 'i tl l K ag: . If ua 'Q -Q . Q um 3f' s..33:2fQZz,g f' n e gf v igixx W 1 X Y .5 , fl l ,E kr. , s f. 5 ., . O . . . . 3 . . U . , . I g - I M Wing? M7 ik fvwvax, Y' Ps J' R W Thxs lS the semor class of l946 ln therr final broadcast over statxon WAHS They have enyoyed workln here wlth you and thexr one wlsh IS that thxs fmal broadcast will recall many pleasant mem orxes for all of you So on with the pro ram FOREWORD XVe the semor class of 1946 present the Arch H1 Broadcast IH the hope that xt will unfold to you many unforgettable memories of the fruitful yet carefree days spent ln Archbolcl Hlgh School the trnumphs and defeats which have enrlchecl character and the abundance of knowledge whlch has become such an mtegral part of you that xt can be dlmmecl only by txme Itself Enqrnvnng Fort Vvayne Engraving Company Photography Leone Stucllo, Sturgls Nllchxgan Semor Class Prmtmg Wear 6: Wexr, Fayette, Ohxo 7 STARS OF THE EVENING Mnlxtary Paile 4 Dedication Page 9 THE DIRECTORS Admmlstratxon Pa e WE THE SENIOQS Semors P e Zl Future Stars Page 37 SPORTS PARADE Page 47 CLUB IVIATINEE Page 59 COIVIIVIERCIALS Page 81 ' ' ' ..... g, I I Faculty ........... Page I4 . ' ........... ag Vve pay reverent trlbute to those from our school who gave to thelr country the last full measure f devotxon World War ll D c 8 I94I August I4 I945 l Lf Thomas V Pollte A. C Theodore W Dlmke Tech St Robert W Mahler Plc Vlrg1lW1ll1am ones Pfc Melvin Carl Schroeder 4 ' 1 U o ' in e. , V It .. - , ' , ' . ' . 2? '65 ' 1-' ' ' x -. x W 2 'Si it x ' ,R 'k 'k NSN. ca A A tl . Q . - ' , w. 'vs im ,fag X. ' 'if ' 2, I '1Q? ' fJ ,' if Q ws I U whim X Nix 1 Q, K x. ,sf H- :var ,QA 1 WE HUM BLY DEDICATE HULL Dr ADHD 1 To you former students and teachers of who are now servlng m or have served ln the we humbly dedlcate a portlon of thls book Aeshllmxn Wrlbur Allen Charles Allen Vermer Barger Duck Beck Robert Becker Floyd Beltz ames Bernath Fu ene A Bern tx Lawrence Bernath Paul Bernath Roy Bldde Cllfford Bourquln Charles Bourquln Eclwln Bourqum ane Bourquln Wave Brodbeck Harold Brodbeck Harvey Bruns Dale Bruns Fmma Buehrer Donald Buehrer Vernon Burkholder oseph Cavalrer Gordon Chrlsty jack Christy Paul Corkle Robert Couch ohn B Cramer Wllllam Crossgrove Ralph D DeGroFf Maynard xDlIHkC Theodore W Domlnlque Charles Domm que Earl Domxmque Elmer Dommmue Vearl A Dominique Robert Eash Vlctor Eash Wesley Erbskorn Floyd Erbskorn Glen Erbskorn Noble W Erbskorn VV ohn Etchen Curtis Fether Olen Frazxer Lloyd Gerxg Lawrence deceased Gen Lloyd Clgax Wnllnam Graber Vernon Crrxeser Lowell Crxme Crrxme Crlme Crlme Hallet Daryl Herbert ohn Rxchard Cnlbert l arvey Russell l laye Owen C Hayes Robert Heer Heer Heer Heer Heer l-'eer Heer Cl Fford Charles E Glen Ralph Robert F Ruth E Xvlllldm the Archbold Publrc School armed forces of our country Hernancez ohn Hohenberger Harold Holrc Paul Hollm shead Erhal P llollmgshead Wllllam ones Vlrgll Keafer Robert Kenm Orrm Kelm Sylvan Kemp unlor Km sbury Herbert Kxnney Rlchard Klopfensteln Nlaurlce Klopfensteln Vmcent Knotek Charles Knotek oseph Knotek Robert Kram r Xvxllram Krame Robert Lantz Donald Lantz Edwm Lantz Emerson Lantz Wilbur Lauber Glen Lauber Richard Lerchty Paul Lemmger Albert Leupp Catherme Leupp Charles Leupp ohn L Llsak Norbert Lohse Edward E Lohse Robert Lorton Wrlllam L 6 Lovejoy Car Lovejoy Edwxn Lovejoy Harold L Lovejoy Robert W Lytle Dean Mahler Robert L Mahler Walter C, Mast Robert lVleller Russell Mernlat Harold lVlerr1lat Paul Nlerrllat Vlctor lVl1ller Charles Muller Elmer Mlller Nlyrl lVlunroe Harold Nlurbach Dr C F Murbach Wllllam Xleuhauser Harold Nofzlger Donald L Nofz1ger Herbert Nof lger Lowell Nofzlger Wayne Nofzln er A Nofzmger Clayton Nofzlnger esse Oyer Dlck Pace Gale Pace Ora Parlette Don Pope Rale H Pope Henry Polite Tommy Pollte Rlchard Porter Donald Relnkmg Luther Renolds Charles Renolds Robert Rettl Wlllram r Rlegsecker Maynard Rle secker Orville Ric Emerson Rm enberg lesse Rlnkle Arnold Roedel Robert Rose Rose Roth Roth Roth Lowell Robert Far Morris Orville E I' Ia I l I' , . . 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Vermer Amlel Vernler Robert Y ermer Suzette ' falter Henry Yvalter Rlchard XVarden Clyde R Wlnzeler Carl Wxnzeler Vlfrnzeler Wrnzeler Vifmzeler Fdwm Q Frvxn Fred L Louls Short Short Short Short Short Short Qhort Short Cla le Herman Hubert Maurice Maynard Paul N Ralph B Ronald Rrehard Dean Smxth Gerald Vfmzeler Thomas Xvyse Lcwell Vfyse Nlarlm D Wyse Ronald Wyse Russell Wyse Wayne H X ednca Kenneth fre ler Herman 71mmerman Roscoe Killed ID Actxon , I fl I' J I I I i V' ' sr , J J ' , J. A 5. U , ' x , g , . N g , . ' J. S ' g . . 'Q A gs ' r . , . J . J - , lg- 1 g I- . ffchlatter. Carl Valiton, Edward x 2 , I I' , D . oc ' . . , K ' Z' 2 M' g , , . ' OLJR CHIEF DIRECTOR MR LORTON as he worLs plays and takes lt easy when not busy with hrs dUtlCS at station WAHS 8 As he appeared at various times, from his college days to the present time- 5 , D DI' H1011 JI ln every school some one must formulate the pollcy and provlcle the leaclershxp For twenty Five vears one man has cuven of hrs best to thus task He has served the school and whole communlty wlth untmng clevotuon and fervent zeal ln appre cxatxon ol all he has done to make us worthy cltlzens of a great country we the senlor class of l946 spectfully dedlcate this annual to our emal super- intendent and faithful friend-R. L. Lorton. 9 :IDII1 Dr LU 11 fl J Statxon WAHS graduated nts first class nn l89l hfty five years ago Since that first class more than mne hundred young men and women have passed through the portals of the lnstltu txon as graduates They have hterally reached to the four corners of the earth Many have achleved fame for themselves and thxs fame has redounded back to thenr Alma Mater brmgmg a measure of pride and satlsfactlon to the mstltutlon for having had a share ln the trammg which enabled them to achlexe thelr success The present Elementary Blllldlhg housed both gxades and hugh school untnl 1930 when the new hngh school bulldm was erected ln I937 the German Townshlp bchools and the Archbold Schools were consolldated lnto the pres nt school cllstrlct The school has had a contmuous rowth durm the past two decades and at the present time both buxldmgs are overcrowd cl If the present trcrd of grovx th continues It will he mandatory that a bulldm program 1 nnstltuted ln the near future The future of stat on WAHS loolts very lnrlght Indeed WAHS I0 if X 'X 3 3 xl S ,V we Q We be fg Cbsrubbbb Q 2 6 b if VSJUY ,X me Q l if R SQ lszibwqlv X '5 t X ' li xv Lk 'X, , Xia' Good radlo pro r ms always come from ood I3dlO stat ons The dxrectors of statlon VV A H 9 hx done their best to see th xt only the very flnes type of pro rams were presented The followm pa ee honor the pirts played by the dxrecto s m this hnal broadcast I I ll I X '- l X X l X Q Q 5 X K 1 n N F ' N- .e l gil'-wi e ,f,qpW, ' ffww-:,5,' f--vp f: ,a. j,:rNf'FL-.w7'I,, llr- - ' 5. , :.. ,:,.g1,'-A, -M-,g '- ty ,-ff, --42' -xiii: . 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' r ' BOARD OF EDUCATION ohn Luepp Ceor e Rupp R L Lorton Peter Rupp Owen Rice Edwin Murbach Arthur Fa ley BOARD OF EDI ICATICN The provress of a school system depends in a lar e measure upon the ponsors of that school system The ponsors of tation WAHS have Given liberally of their time and effort to make their Station one of the Very They have readily iven their approval to all things which were necessary to insure efficlent operation of their en erpr se They are fully 'xware that an investment in the youth of today is the only way to insure this nation of per petually good citizens They ltnow that the ideals our youth fou ht for on the battlefields of World War ll can best be preserved by a system of fre education The Cast and staff of station WAHS ratefully acknowledge the sup port and co operation ot their sponsors I2 J , g - l . . - . , ' . ' A g , i .. A . '. . g . ' D s ' . ' A . N . , s t sl ' liest. They have provided their cast with good huildings and fine equipment- . . . . I r - L I I ' -I . c .g - . . . - . . g - MR. LORTON lVlr. R. l... Lorton, the chief director of station WAHS, is rounding out a quarter of a century at his present post as superintendent He has an A B De ree from Oberlin Colle e and an lVl A DP ree from Ohio State Unn ersity He spends his summers in Northern Michigan LIU -r Dhifl, IIJBS MR PARKER IN r Parker econcl m comm ncl is prmc pal teaches mathematics science and World history He coaches most of the high school dramatic produc tions and is the Faculty Mana er of Athletics He has a R L De ree from Berea Colle e an A B De ree from Ohio University and an M A Degre from Ohio State University Fishing and olflng are his hobbles I3 g ' g 'U -I - i JI I I I' I 1' r i I fl. , s ' a , ' ' ' of the school. . Besides his principal's.cluties he Gayle Bourquin Home Economics Librarian B. S. Bowling Green State Univer sity Betty Pouch English Latin A B B S Defiance College Drury College JIUDID Dh1fLIDB:3 M A Farber Science Phy Ecl B S Dennison Ohio University Qhio Northern M A Ohio State University Donald J Hornxsh lndustrlal Arts umor High Coach l Degree Manchester Colle e B S Ohio Northern i rl' r r' 1' r T 1 i Basketlgall and' 'l:rack la . . W I4 Elva Keim Commercial A. B. Spokane University Ohio Northern Ohio State Esther Rice English, Music A. B. Heidelberg College Ohio State University JIUDIU Dhifb IDRS Mabel Nofziger unior H1 h H Spengler History Biology Baseball B S Bowling Green State Ohio University Nl A University of Michigan Q' r I J' r l i I J ' 'g Bowling Green State University J. . I5 Esther Andre Fourth Grade Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern Defiance College x.,ssee Buehrer Sixth Grade Heidelberg College Defiance College Bowlin Green State University ELEIIIEIITHBY DlB.E!3T!JBS M ldred Bernath First Grade Bowlin Green State University Zilla Lltwiller Special First and Second Grades Bluffton College Miami University Dcrothv Spengler Fifth Grade Bowling Green State University Florence Walter Kindergarten Ypsilanti College -LEII1 I1 I 1113! D113 fb IDRS Bessie Frey Qecond Grade B A Goshen College Bowl-n, Green State University Mary Zimmerman Thircl Grade Bowling Green State University X ,Qin WMV g ,XI The -directors of WAHS are not always as serious as they seem. The snapshots on this page bring you a glimpse of them as they appear in some of their lighter moments. Yes, they have other interests and hobbies too. I8 eff Q rqlw rin. Q W 411 OPERATORS OF STATION WAHS Behxnd the scenes of every radio broadcast there are many unsunv heroes whose presence ns absolutely essentxal to the success of the provram So rt IS with statron W A H S Our buildings must be ready for a day s work at exght 0 clock every mornmg Thus IS an Important task and requires many lono' hours of work especially durlng the wm ter months On the first floor of our station IS found one of the most vital factors and departments of the entlre statlon nwmely the cafeterxa Pere x staff of the best culrnary rrtxsts plans and prep ares meals for some three hundred pu pnls and teachers clally Yes mdeedl Thus IS a very Import ant pa t of station WAHS Last but not least to transport all of the workers into the statron requlres the efforts of at least seven bus drivers every mormng and evening When one consxders the weath er the roads mechamcal dlfhcultles and other hazards too numerous to mention whxch these men face every day the task assumes an lmportant part ln the CmClCht operatnon of W A H S Our hats off to these folks 52:'f rs ,-552 I9 . . 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ANDRE- Harvey Bashful Bachelor: The Dummy: An- nual Staffg Baseball: Track: Bas- ketball: A Associationg Practical joker-seems conceited, but really isn't at heart-girls are liabilities'- He usually hits the nail right on the thumb. HOVVARD BRODBECK- Cyn Annual Staff: Basketball: Ba:-scholl: Track A Assoc' tion Ardent gum chewer co Captain of B B team all around athlete tall dark and handsome G1 at men are dving exery day and I don feel vwll 'ny se f Noon Basketball Manager Annu al Staff A Association Full of ideas II1lSChl6VOUS great cough drop eater Too many books over load the mind IE -SIN NE ETCHEN Hoppy Orchestra Noon Basketball Glee Club Chorus Minstrel Show An nual Staff Spring Festival String Ensemble Social Club Pres and V Pres Archette Staff Man Editor Honor Roll Scholarship Contest T B Contest Winner Class jitter bug original brand of humor dancing comes first out of tovxn boys second late evely morning Men are like streetcars , .1 . ' : ' F---V --- -V--------w - -- -f , EEOWVAIIII BUEHREIK-- 5l!lC if if ' ' A Y 22 VIARY FLLMING ' Mary Orchestra Glee Club Annual Stafl Archette Staff Class Seuetaly and Treasurer Glrl Reserves Wauseon Cheerful grmner St1CkS to facts l1kes small town llfe C ble and the world vnll g1ggle wlth you ST-XWLF! PRL! Pat The Bashful Bachelor Basketball Annual Staff Baseball Mmstrel Show Presldent Track A Asso c1at1on Gods glft to the ladles letter man knows good stones loves to p ster glrls Its Quallty not sxze that counts DORIS l0HNb0lN Dot The Bashful Bachelor The Dum my Glrls Glee Noon Basketball Annual Staff Class Presxdent Class Vxce Presndent Soclal Club Honor Roll Scholarshlp Tests Dxmples snappy eyes plres to be a secretary Hobby Correspondmg across the ocean Her heart was not made to be broken LL LILLE JOHNSON Lucy The Bashful Bachelor Glee Club Chorus Noon Basketball Mmstrel Show Annual Staff Archette Staf Soclal Club Ornery loves to fxght full of ldeas Leave sllence to samts I am but human DORIS hLAUDT Frlt1. The Bashful Bachelor Sprlng Fes txval Glee Club Archette Stafr Cho us The Mmstrel Show Annu al Staff Treas Soph year Or che tra So lal Club Honor Roll mls hlevous llkes Rlce Qultk and wltty she always has a ready answer HI' LFN GALBRAITH ' Holley Sprmg Festxval Glee Club Noon Basketball Annual Staff Archette Staff School Secretary agreeable blonde congemal Wozk fascx nates me I could watch It for hours 1 .-4A ,ny Y A C I '. ' Z ' : .' . ' I ' ' iv U 'rv l 1 ' ' 1 ' ll P! . . , - - ll uv. 'fi I Z ' . ' . . n vv , - e 2 - ll n D - Y f . , Y U 1 ' V lv . , 3 I - ' J . - ' -- -Q A 1 1 I - - I ' F - n' . Y. ' 5' V v String Ensembleg Temperamentalg ' ,, - ' ll - n .4 ' , , H 1 4 ,ny , . . - ' I I . . V , . , C 1 I ' Al . '- . ., - N ' an it . . - ,.- ,- ,-, . .. :H .. A 3 H. ' . 2 v v A . , - . I . ' , ' , as- .. v V v1.1 .n . 1 1 2 . . A? , v I L MARVIN NAFZIGER Butch Noon Basketball Annual Staff A Bookworm seldom talks thought ful interested in a Rakeirl silence were golden I would have a pocket full of money M-KURII E D NAFIIGER 'Mose The Dummy Spring Festival Bovs Glee Chorus Noon Basket ball Archette Staff Annual Stafi Track Weakness Talking Prat tical Joker likes Journallsm class fonly boy J Well timed silence hath more eloquence than speech MARY E. LITVVILLER,- Lizzie The Bashful Bachelorg Girls Gleeg Orchestra, Annual Staff: Noon Basketball, Honor Roll: Secretary and Treasurer, Jr.: Scholarship Testsg String Ensemble. Genius, drowning in intelligence, shy and very bashful. I regret I have but one life to give to my school. CHARLES MIGNIN- Rosy Annual Staff Track President Band Orchestra A Association Spring Festival Chorus The Bash ful Bachelor Class rough neck heads his class lin eating and sleep mg! Cant get along with wom en and cant get along without them 1- s The Bashful Bachelor Sprin Fes wal Glee Club Annual Staff Archette Staff 1Ed1torJ Orchestra Ponor Roll Scholarship Contest String Ensemble Pet Peeve Pat likes dogs and cats liked Physics for more reasons than one plain your explanation WALLTTA NOFZIGER 'Julia Spring Festival Chorus Archettc Staff Annual Staff Meek and mild timid quiet neat worry wort always forget to go to Office Pra tice Let the argument go o lf 1 1 ' . , ' ' ' ' . --If V u 1 u f -4 S111 7- '. ' - A Q ROSE ELLEN NOFZIGER, Rosie ' ,ix- . n. V ' 24 MFLB-X NOFTINGPR- 'WPI Bashful bachelor Sprmg Pestl val Glee Club Noon Basketbal Mmstrel Show Llbrarlan Annual Staff Soclal Club Slxghtly tem peramental argumentatlve llkes basketball Just enough learmng to mlsquote I-XMFS OX FR lin' The Bashful Bachelor Mmstlel Show Basketball Annual Staff Archette Staff Honor Roll Romeo Studles sometlmes Class mtwnt seldom QEFIOUS Just glve me a date sees all and says more SHIRLLY RI. PP M3 rtle The Bashful Bachelor The Dummy Noon Basketball Band Mmstrel Show Annual Staff Sprmg Festxval Class Secretary St Treasurer Class V106 Pres Honor Roll Scholarshlp Test Orchestra Ranks hlgh ln personahty lxkes Wood chucks hanled from Rldgevllle Genume as a thumb prmt PETTX it HROEDER- 'snow ball Bashful Bachelor Glee Llub Noon Basketball Archette Stafl Annual Staff Orchestra Band Cheerleader Mmstrel Show So C131 Club Chorus Chatterer glrl wlth Pep vlm and VlgOI p r WOY1lfl8d LOW LLL RUPP Sonny Basketball The Bashful Bachelor Band A Assoclatlon Annual Staff Archette Staff Mmstrel Show Fond of Bells Dlslxked Journahsm fToo many glrlsl acc forward on basketball team Pats body guard I ve spoken a thous M-XR! ELLEN RUPP 'Mary The Bashful Bachelor Sprmg Festxval Glrls Glee Noon Basket ball Annual Staff Orchestra Honor Roll Scholarshlp Tests Strung Ensemble Graceful kltten on the keys muslcally mclmed lxkes school Words long enough to run serlals 1 ll, Pl ' i HH 1 . 1 4 l . 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' Za IOHINS SPOI' RI I' I 0 Band Basketball Trak Orches tra V Pres Noon Basketball Bashful Bachelor Sheik lxkes glrls loves to tease Sara Belle Tan lm ldld I say tease J blonde cur s A heart wxth revolvxng doors ADEN STORRLR Smoocher Annual Staff Basketball Baseball 'Irack A Assoclatlon Bashrul Bachelor Laboratory Asslstant Easy golng fnendly all around a'h lete Captam B B team I dont know where I m golng but Im on my way DORIS M-KE SHORT Gay Sprmg Festlval Archette Staff Annual Staff L1brar1an Noon Bas ketball Cafeterla Glggly and Gay The Short est way home IS the sweetest I wlll do my best ROLLIN SHORT 5h0l'tlP Basketball Mmstrel Show Annua' Staff L1tt1e llkes Wauseon culet tlmld weakness glrls Sh ness IS no crlme Llfe IS short and so am I DUNT-XLD S I I C KI' X Don Q Annual Staff Noon Basketball Qulet and sober good naturred woman hater lxkes farming Come on superstxtlon get m5 goat XRA Bl' LLE TAINNLR Sunf- Band Orchestra Glrls Glee Noon Basketball The Bashful Bachelor Sprmg Festlval Annual Staff Fnjoys PhySlCS loves to be teased ex er changlng halrdo M11 thquake of laughter v as . ,vu . 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A YODER Jenny Archette Staff Annual Staff L brarlan Talkatlve llkes boys and West Unlty noted laugh A glg gle a scream and a lot of chatter 1ts Just Geneva so lt doesnt mat er 'VIARX 'VIARIL YODER- Marie Sprmg Festlval Glee Club Chorus Noon Basketball Captain Lnbrarlan Annual Staff Archette Staff Muslc Contest Orchestra In on ev erythlng always glgghng pet ex PFCSSIOH What do you know Joe Nlot that I love study less but I love fun more DALE W X SF Pancake The Bashful Bachelor The Dum Honor Roll Scholarshlp Contest Always smlllng mtell1gent leader hxp ablllty Not all learmng comes from books AlNlNA MAE YODER Annie Noon Basketball Annual Staff Archette Staff Captam of noon ac t1v1t1es hkes basketball famous Voder walk laughs at most any thlng All I know I keep forget tmg A. Av , x A J ' ', ,D Y .. Y, ., .- . . , - K ' 'I l , , . '.- I . . . K . .- . , . - Q f' , ' . . . ,Z Q ' ' . ' . 2 A 5 . , A , .1 . 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'. .N 1 Pastor, Dvtc- vlese Nl rs xl V11 ' K , R' F ..,,4..,........,..........,,, R,Q Nlsxy AUDITION OF THE CLASS OF 46 ln the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and forty a group of not too talented young amateurs entered the lower halls of YV A H S radro statron The hrst two years were to be spent more or less on study and work to prepare us for our future Nlrss Nofzrver conducted most of our classes whrch by no means were easy' ln l942 we entered what we thought to be a most rmportant perrod Twelve members jorned our Group from manv other statrons makrnof our total membershrp 39 Those who had so parnstakmgly framed success rn VV A H S the year lrefore chose to rnrtrate us rnto the socrety of radro per sonalrtres It was an humrlratrng nd embarrassrng evenmof but we survrved and felt just a lrttle more e'-cperren ed rn the rad o world Thrs our freshman year was filled wrth many actrvrtres and opportunrtres After vacatronrnv for three months we avarn returned to W A H S for more trarnrng Our sophomore year brought us the chance to rnrtrate the only too Green fresh es and rt was rndeed a ple'rsure'Our sophomore wear was well spent we complet d the many drfhcult tasks that confronted r along the road to succe Our junror year at W A H S was one of eagerness and preparatron for the comrng unror enror larquet We also chose our rrnvs thrs year and as each class does we felt we had made the very best selectron From the many long hours of torl und stucy we at last were grven a chance to arr our talent A play was re rearsed and presented rn the W A H S audrtorrum over the amateur hour The Bashful Bachelor u nder the dl rec ron of Mr Parker was a Ore t uccess and many of us felt the assur ance of greater success rn the future By means of the proceeds of the play we acqurred enouffh money to enable us to present the customary unror Senror Banquet at the end of the year Ths rndeed was a glorrous event for all and the closrng of ou Jun or veav vxas one fill d wrth happrness and pleasant memorres that wll lrnver on forever Our senror program started off wrth a bang and contrnued throughout the year Thrrty four members a am cho e Dorrs ohnson to lead us down our last mrle of educatron On Cctober 5 I946 we journeyed to Toledo and everyone had hrs prcture talten These prctures were of partrcular sg nrfrcance thrs vear for the cl'r S of 46 was publrshrng an annual Dale Wyse was chosen to act as edrtor rn chref and Mary E Lrtwrler to be hrs most oblrgrng assistant to rnstruct the class rn therr varrous assrvnments rhe Arch Hr Broadcast was the result of many hours of hard worl, and torl hared by all the members of the senror class As the vear ends many are offe ed opportunrtres rn many statrons of lrfe Our contract wrth VV A H S drew to a close May ZI 1946 Con sequently we were lmmedratelv uslserecr rnto commencement routrne and frnally the frnale we recerved our certrfrcate for servrce statron WAHS It rs wrth heartfelt regret that me leave thrs statron wrth all rts joys and happiness and rt rs our hope that thrs past experrence wrll be of some benefrt to us rn pursurng new joys and rn over omrng new obstacles for they are bound to confront us agarn and avarn rn statron L l F E P-if Qwfj rv, -2 1-Lk W 41 3 2 , 1 . r 1 ' s 5 . :a . v 5 . 9 r . 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Q . , f Ll lou P1101-'rI f I I11 PQDQIVC mood brmgmg before my mental VISION members of our clfrss I won flcred what we would be domg ten years hence As I mused many strange thou hts came to my mmd How drfferent the Ines of the members of our class would be' What v'1r1ed experlences they would have Some mxght travel 1n d1stant lands so'I1e stay at home others be prom1nent rn socrety or pol1t1cs and some never heard of outsrde the1r vlllage Suddenly I heard a vo1ce a farrys VCICG WhlCh sa1d You w1sh to know the future of vo11r cl ss'r1ates I dl swered Yes The vo1ce con t111uec1 It 15 well to seek to know the future krowledge of the future lS grvcn to ff-w but you are ont of the favored few Come wlth me I follow d I wa led through wmdlng ways knowlng not Whlther I went Sud rlenly I was s opned by a wall cf ro k I st rted to t11rn back when a door opened 1n the rock and a VOICE blde me enter I stepped ln I looked and truly I thought th1s was an enchanted country I knew not what to do Aga1n the VOICQ Step boldly forward soon w1lt thou be accustomed to th1s place In the mrddle of the cave I saw three bemgs Are ycu the Fates? I isked wlth tremblmg vorce ., are they answered For long years aye for centurres have we dwelt here Never srnce the days of Greece have mortal eyes beheld us You are a favored mortal What IS your request? To read the future of your classmates of 19469 The oldest of the Fates ard B t so follow me I obeyed Pas 'ng through a la yr111tl1 of w1nd1ng passages we stopped Nothlng was seen unt1l my gurde lrgleted .1 candle wh1ch revealed that I was rn a smaller cave at the end of whrch was a large m1rror ThlS IS the cave wlsrch conceals the magrc m1rror Sald mv com panlon Yonder IS the enchanted glass 1tself Look there1n and l1sten carefully Breathlessly I wa1ted lMy gurde mutter1ng rn a smg song volce kmdlerl a f1re of aromatlc herbs m a small basrnr she nla ed the bas1n 1n front of the m1rror and blew out the candle 'Ihe m1rror was now brlghtly 1llum1nated the rest of the cave bemg dark Suddenly I saw a change 1n the m1rror I seemed to be lookmg 1nto a hosprtal Among the nur es all al1ev1at1ng pa1n and soOth1ng pat1ents one seemed very fam1l1ar All the years had not changed her she was st1ll the ame happx Geneva Yoder lookmg as though she were enjoyrng her l1fe as a head nurse The x1s1on far ed I saw a large concert hall where the attractlon was a d1st1n gurshed p1an1st Mrss Mary Ellen Rupp who had Just returned from a European sue cess Qeveral VICWS qurckly passed showmzzf schoolrooms of every descr1pt1on from krndergarten to huh school Among the teachers were some fam1l1ar faces Mary l L1tw1lle1 and Valetta Nofzrger Next I saw a St Mart1ns Lutheran Church whlch caught my z1ttent1on Would you belleve lt 1n the pulplt was Howard Brodbeck Mrs Brodbetk fformerly Betty bchroederl was Slttlflg ln the back seat telnng h1m when he talked too loudly Nlnle gazlng over the crowd I recogn1zed a lady who walked 1n w1th twrns It was the former Mary Flemmg The church had a wonderfully nolsy cho1r I not1ce one man opemng h1S mouth w1der than all the rest He seemed very fam1l1ar Then I knew It was Dlck Wh1pple He had been marrred the week before and th1s accounted for hlS srngmg ror salvat1on so loudly Sara Belle Tanner was orgamst and even Sunday her musrc was so good that unt1l church was out nearly all the people Vere asleep An Old M3ldS Hall formed the next plcture Here llV6d a happy pa1r of glrls who used to Come to Archbold Doubtless you all know them the Mrsses Anna Mae Yoder and Pose Ellen Nofz1ger They had settled down to a s1ngle state of blessed ness and as each had a pet cat I concluded they had lost all hopes Agam the scene changed A renowned personallty known as thc worlds best undcrtaker was buslly embalm1ng a corpse Much to my surprlse 1t was Alan Twrss He sa1d he and hlS Wlfe formerly known as Melba Nofzlger get along fauly well only she gets Jealous because he wasn t embalm1ng Men only Next we saw a boat rust hke the one Columbus had when he drscovered Arnerrca and 1f there wasnt Charl1e M1gn1n strokmg hlS long beard and countmg the clouds every f1fteen mln utes Marx Marre Yoder was w1th hlm I really don t know what she was dolng on the boat but I heard her say that they were domg the same as Columbus drd when he drscovered Amerlca to see 1f they couldnt be wntten about too 'lhen 1 llrge bulldmg came 1nto the VISION The name of lt was Fr111 a lr1 Thrlll Nrte Club owned and operated by Harvey Andre The band leader land a very good onel was none other than James Oycr My how he drd put pep 1nto the song ne composed Tne name IS Whrm Wham Whoodle the new style of swmg O1 er 1n a corner were Dor1s Klaudt and Lowell Rupp They were qulte busy overheard h1m ask her rf she would go along to see Aden Storrer and h1s famous basketball squad He sa1d that Aden had won fame for hrmself ln thls f1eld and that for the last three years had been the champron basketball player on hrs squad lCont1nued on Page 341 33 1 f al 0 I- p I' l rl ll ...I ' - ...J - . . , 1 . , . - . v vi ' . , . , I . g . 1 7 , A l D , . . . . . , . 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LLA SS PROPHECY tLOntl1'1Lledl Phe Xrsron faded frgarn and before mv eves was a Z4 passenger plane Dun though the prlots hur was darlfer and thrrrner I recognrzed hrm as Johnme spoc le A fcw passengers were aboard 'rnd I heard the arr' stewardess and a Charmrng one Dorrs Johnson talk to a lady who was rrchly dressed ln furs and srlks Thrs lady mtroduced herself to the stewardess as Mrs Rollrn Short known to us as Heler C' lbr rth She sard her husband the famous desrgner had desrgned these for her only Next came .1 great contrast It was rn darkest Atrrca and whom should I see but Shirley Rupp there as a mrssronarx The followrng picture showed .ar large srgn How to Become Beautrful rn Ont Irt rtmtrrt Lookrng rn the wrndow I was quxte sur'pr1sed to frnd that rt was or erated by Jeanne htchen and above all thrngs Howard BL ehrer was gettrng an enl curl My how some people change The next scene was qurte a Sai one Maurr e Nafzlger and Niarvrn Nafzrvev- were lrvmg bw themselxes on a 120 acre farm One would do the farmrng one week whrlc the other would do the housework and look for two lonely grrls But a yet no luck Poor pofr leoys A schoolhouse formed the next prcture I was qurte shocked to frnd out that fat Prev was the superrntendent Dale Vvyse the prmcrpal and the prlncrpal wrfe the former Dorrs Short was the Home EC teacher Donald Stuckey wls thx Industrral Arts teacher It almost made me wlsh that I was gorng to school Now came the If rrrys vorce Seek no longer The future of your Classmates own bed 'Ilrc clock struck one I called to my Farry but no response came I trerr prnthsd mx self and found that rt was just fancy dreamrng IIIUHIUIIJ Ur III JIJIJIJ HARVFY ANDRE Meehamc HOWARD BRODBECK Coach HOV! ARD BUEHRER Mechanre JFAIXNE ETCHEN Irrterror Decorator STANLFY FREY Axrator VIARY FLI' MING Sterrographer HFLFN GALBRAITH Secreta y DORIS JOHNSON Offrce Work and Hou Q x e LULILLF JOHNSOIN Beautrcran DORIS KLAUDT INur e 'VIARY E LITWILLFR Teacher LHARLFS MIGNIN Axrator MARVIN NAFZIGER Farmer MAURIC F NAFZIGER Farmer POSF ELLEN NOFZIGER M8d1C1I Rrst IYTII VALLTTA NOFZIGFR Secretar MELLA NOFZIINGER B autrcrar JAVIFS OYER Farmer LOW ELL RUPP Farmer MARY ELLEN RUPP Musrcran SHIRLEY RUPP Musrcran or Nurse PI' TTY SCHROI' DER Musreran DORIS SHORT Factory VR ork ROLI IN SHORT Far mer JOHN! SPOFRLE Musr lall XDFIN STORRER Mccharrrc DON XLD STUCRFX Farmer SAR X BFI LF TANNIFR Nurst ALAN 'IVSISS Electrrcal Busrness DILK VNHIPPLF Machrnrst DALE WX SE Farmer ANNA MAE YODFR Secretary GENIPVA. YODER Nurse 'NIAnH MARIE YOIJER Secretary 34 W . - . r , - H V A . 1, A ' 2' . ' ' ' . ' ' . ' S -r . ' ' .. ' . , ' 1. I - ' -., ' V ' - 1 v 'V ' . v v I rr E2 A -,, . . v. , va .... v x J- K 1 ' - ' V 1 . 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A -A 1 --- , . t . 1 . --- 'I 1: ' ' r . --- c ' ' y I I ' --- e ' ' 1 A 4 ' I 1 1 --- ' ' 5 4 J A 4 '-- U- Y A ' --Y . . ,f . . . . x L 7 A 7 --- ' , ' L1 I 44.4 A A .A 4 ' in N' W V --- 1 ' ' sf w v --- ' '. 3 lllU:l Ll P155 LUIII X e the Semor Class of mneteen hundred and forty SIX I'Pal1ZIIlg that our careel as students of Archbold Pubhc School IS slowly endmg smcerely hope that our earthlv possessxons or all we have will be d1Vld6d evenly and satxsfactorxly amon our under class men At thls tlme supposedly sane and sound of mmd and body also fully aware of our actlons we hereby make to whom 1t may concern our las w1ll and testament APTICLE I To the faculty we bequeath our slncere thanks and apprecnatlon for gllldlflg us through our four vears of I-hgh School AIVIICLE II To the Jumors we leave our athletlc abxllty and oppoltumty of an mhllat ng themselves wlth sulphur d10XlL'8 and chlorme fumes rn chemlstry lab ARTICLE III '10 the Sophomores we leave our ablllty to study and do Well 1n all SUbl9CtS We hope you wmll try hardel than ever before to do well or you wlll be sorry hke some of us semors are now ARTICLE IV To the Freshmen we leave the chance to grow up and our smlext advlce Never let studxes interfere wlth pleasure ARTICLE V To the Elghth grade we leave the opportumty of calhng themselx es members of the Hlgh School ARTICLE VI To the Seventh grade we leave the promlse of flve years of good txmes surprises and long hours of studymg So study and play hard Hlgh School days are over soon enough ARTICLE VII I Harvey Andre bequeath my kmdness to all lower class men and faculty members Howard Brodbeck bequeath a few lnches of my helght to Howard Rupp loward Buehrez wlll he talent I dont have to Charles Merlllat Jeanne Etchen w1ll my ab1l1ty to Jltterbug to Betty Storrer Stanley Frey bequeath a celtam Jumor glrl to nope I cant glve her up Mary Flemmg bequeath my knowledge about the clty to Jean Beltz Helen Galbralth w1ll my typmg ab1l1ty to the typlng class Dons Johnson bequeath my wavv ha1r and sweet smlle to Joan Baker Lucxlle Johnson w1ll my ablhty to be crary at any txme to Charlene Short DOTIS Klaudt wlll my nickname FIIIZ to anyone who wants It Mary Lltwlller wlll my shyness to Roberta Corkle Why study anyway? 'P 'P I know all the answers or do I Marvm Nafzlger wxll my quletness to the Freshman class MRIIIICG Nafzlger bequeath my ablhty to hke both the Schmucker twms to no one Melba Nofzmger w1ll my ablhty to blush at any time to Barbara Werdel doubt lf she needs It I Rose Ellen Nofzlger bequeath my love for football games to V1rg1nxa Nafzxger Va etta Nofzlger w1l1 my shmness to Jacquelyn Brodbeck James Oy er bequeath my ablhty to get the girls to John Loshe Low ell Rupp wxll rry lb1l1ty of keeplng three glrls guessmg at once to Johnnle Twlss Mary Ellen Rupp bequeath my snappy eyes to Allan DOIUIDIQUC Shlrley Rupp w1ll my ablhty to get on the Honor Roll to Phyllls Roth Betty Schroeder bequeath my cheerleadmg abxhty and mv ab1l1ty to get the man I want to Dorothy Brodbeck Dorls short w1ll my slow motlon to the Seventh and Elghth grade puplls who al ways push when golng down the steps Rolhn Short wlll my frlendhness to Esther Flemmg John Spoerle wlll mv ab1l1ty to go steady w1th a glrl when she lsn t gomg stead w1th me to B111 Stuckey Aden Storrer bequeath my ab1l1ty to play basketball to the 1946 Jr Hlgh Squa Donald Stuckey wlll my frlendly fer onalxty to the bashful kxds of A H S Sara Belle Tanner bequeath my love for the boys to Onnolee Brodoeck Alan Twlss wxll my ablhty to dance romantlcally to Ned L01 ton Dlck Whlpple will mv arlllty to talk wxthout gettmg tlved to Edlth Erbskorn Tale Wxse w 'l my knowledge ln chemlstry to Lols Kleck Anna Mae Yoder bequeath mv ab1l1ty to laugh at everythmg to Lowell Mlller I Mary Marne Ycder w1l1 my ab1l1ty to plav basketball very well to Llla Mae Vhse XF TICLE VIII Last of all we the Semor Class wlll and bequeath many years Of peace and rest to our parents who for 12 years have had many worues and hardshlps Dorls Johnson Class Pre'-udent John Spoerle vice Plesldent Marv Flemmg Secretary Treasurer fs' ' '- -'Tl -- I. ' , ' ' , I, I '. -, t ' ' ' . I' v A U ' . . . -U y , . g I, I ' , ' . L I . . , . A I, Charles Mignin, bequeath one question that is still unanswered to Wayne Grlme. I, I -' ' , ' ' ' l W ' . I' . V . . . . ,U KI I, E ' , ' ' . I I, 3 , ' ' . ' . I, I . ' ' . I' M . ' . . . . - I' 1 A A ' V . . . ' , . I, ' F , ' ' ' A ' ' - I, ' R , ' ' ' - ' . I, , ' ' . ' ti, I, , , ' . s ' ' . . . I, . , - ' . I, Q . J , 'i 1 ' ' ' ' . CLASS OBITUARY It IS with profound regret that we announce the death of the Well kl10Wr1 and hlghly respected Senlor class of the Archbold Hxgh School After Its remarkable achlevement recently with the exammatlons which lt passed with flylng colors the class was notlced to be changlng perceptlbly Upon skllled dlagnosxs the trouble proved to be an enlargement of the lntellect whlch after a hngerln attack lastu' four years caused the demlse of the class on May Zl The semor class was one respected and loved by all who knew xt and wlll be greatly missed ln the soclal athletic and educatlonal clrcles of the school and neighborhood lts quahtles of lndustry ldeallsm and charm en deared lt to all who had the plea ure of lts acquamtance and lt will be sm cerely mourned by the faculty classmates and frxends lts place ln the soclal llfe of the school was by no means small and ln the Held of athletics xt was wndely known ln nts mental achlevements how ever It attained nts greatest dlstmctxon and gained hlgh honors The passing of the Senior class leaves a vold ln the lntellectual clrcleg of the school that will long be marked The loss of thls class wlll be deeply felt rn the commumty also and lt wall be difficult to assemble another wlth so much pubhc splrlt and power of accomphshrnent The Senior class IS survxved by a umor class a Sophomore class and a Freshman class The hrst mentxoned will be appointed to the place left fill the positron nor will It be expected to do so at first A great class has gone from us and together we mourn its passmv con solmg ourselves wlth thls thought ls quen dl amant adulescens morxtur which means He whom the gods love dies whlle a youth The funeral servlces were held ln the auditorium on May ZI l946 Attendance at the servlces was by lFlVlt8tlOl'l only and all frlends were re quested to attend bearing flowers and glfts CLASS F PITAPH Here he the good Semors whose enlus was such We scarcely can blame lt or praxse lt too much Who born for dlStll'lCtlOI'l perfected their mind And fraught wxth all learnmg gave joy to mankmd They were equal to all thlngs for nothmg unfit They were pleased wnth thenr culture and proud of therr wrt They are mlssed by their classmates thelr teachers as well Who thexr vlrtues and wlsdom now tearfully tell They dxed of braln fever brought on by dehght ln their fourth year of age on commencement mght They are glad to be one to a new world alack' lf we could when we pleased we d not whistle them back But let us be candid and speak out our mlnd Thelr equal as students twlll be hard o Find And ln peace may they he our vood SCDIOYS who now Haxe taken their finals and made their last bow 36 , 9 . V Q . . . U . U . I L1 A3 I ' 1 1 a ' ' . S . . , . . - . 1 1 1 '- s y - , . .3 . , 1 . , vacant by the untimely decease of the Senior class, but can in no measure , . 4 v b -on ' r . ' , - I i' . . O . i i Z I 3 ' 3' ' . . ' I I 7 ' 1 M, . 1 O 5 Y ' . . . A L . I 5 L I Y . . v 1-U fU1i- J HB3 e fol owm px es xre Jleturec 0 c strre o btatmn XV-XHS who wxll carry on :tg rctlwtles Ill the future Some are near stardom 'xt the present tlme and other a e Qtlll far .away from thext Coxeted role But ws the sfmds cf tlme tontmue to run thelr Courses 'ull of them will exentually reach the top and he the honored stxri of the hroadcwt The present stxriz wrsh the hest of exerythm t the uturc stxre rf W S if r' ' r I' Q' r rl i I I S f lnth I Q sg 2 5 lths' sz. f . H ' ' f ' . , 1 ir J Ap J I2 . 'zi .. Y ' l Q 0 f 2 sz . m 'AHQ '45 F ' ,,A wif'-se, it .M-4' .Vi . ie ' www Q ix' W, 43 ar Inf 4 4 x 355 U Agg jk, .. ,g X M , , A W v sv k A535 ,Q ' 3, 'Q 2 Q f ' .ai , 4 if .J ... Q 5 W 5 I -r v,.-. ,4 - '58 in f 4 'K Q 9: JUIHUBS Top Row oan Baker Donald Beck Lowell Beck Onnolee Brodbeck Roberta Corl-:le Allen Dominique Louise Flory Maxine Frey econcl Row Harold Crime can Crime Lo s Kleck Geralcl Lehman ames Leupp ohn Lohse Melvii Nofzin er Lharles Merillat zu er Phyllis Roth Richard Roth Clifford S lott Mary Schmuclcer Bottom Qow Donna Belle Short Helen Short Nlarthella 5l1OrI P3tflCl3 Qhort Anna Sprn er Bill Stuclkey l abel S utzman Carl Thierry Carol XV5 se l lla Mae XVyse 30 i I J V . . l , . l . y S : ' , 'I ' , f , , .I V . J , 'I - ' g , ' ' . Third Row: Viola Miller, Ada Nafziger, Virginia Nafziger, Donald Nof- i3UPHUII1!JB.Ei3 Top Row Kathryn Aschllman Rosemary Beaverson ean Beltz Clarence Bernath Dorothy Broclbeck Robert Brodbeck Betty Buehrer Donald Burkholder Mary Loulse Crossgrove Second Row Bob Dlmke Vercla Eash Richard Erbslcorn Nlary Ellen Gautsche Myrl Cautsche Patricia Gibson llva Glgax Richard Gneser Lois Grleser lnhlrcl Row Donna Klopfenstem Rlcharcl Kunkle Walter Lohse Richard Lovejoy Consuelo Mendez ucly Miller Lowell Miller Russell Roth Ruth Ann Roth Fourth Row Donna Schmucher Dons qchmucher Paulme Short Theron Short Paul S1 g Mary ane pen ler Dora btamm Helen Stuckey Va lerla Stuckey Bottom Row Charles Tanner Roger Taylor Lauretta Wyse Lester Wyse Rlchard Wyse Wayne Wyse Anna Rose Yedlca Donald YOCl6r 40 ' ' VJ V , . ' ! V ' V ' I I I . ,J . , . ' 9 5 V I O Q - . ,. I .J g. . . ' V 1 I I FBEi3ilII1EIl lop Row Richa :1 Bernath Shirley Bernath Margaret Berry acquelyn Brodbeck C len Burkholder Richard Corkle Verlm Lash Bill Pankhauser Fred Fether Esther Flemm Harold Flory 'Second Row Charles Gautsche Valetta Gautsche Helen Grieser Verleen Crleser Freda Crime Lester Wayne Crime Arthur Kleck Pauline Klop fenstem Velda Ledyard Ralph Lugblll 'Vlargie Osborn Vlr ma Rufenacht Howard Rupp Lecn Rupp Leroy Rupp Ruth Rych encr Delmar Sauder Valetta Sauder Fou th Row Sue Ellen Scales Weldon Schan Richard Schantz Mary Lee Qchultz Bert 'econdcost Charlene chart Donald Short Eu ene Short ames Short eanette Short Walter Short Bottom Row Philip Sie el Flinor Sprln er Ruth Springer Fontaleel Stuck Werder Doris Wyse ohn Zimmerman 4l I . rr y . ' V ' AJ . ' ' g. . Third Row: Sammy Oyer, Richard Purdy, Dale Quillet, Richard Riegsecker, ' oi i - ' 1 . f . f-2. ' ' . - . .I , - - , , g . l . l , ' . : . . . g ' 4 . . g ' . B ' 4 1 EIGHTH GRADE Flrst Row Wayne Nofzm er Robert Nofzlger Dmvld Bednar ohn Desboeufs Harley Burkholder Vlr rl Waldellch Donald Wyse Richard Short Second Row Donna Belle Leupp Dons Leatherman une Mlller Claudine Nofzlnger Arlene Klemp ner Mona Aeschllman Nancy Fagley Edlth l:.rbskorn Ruth Francls Charlotte Hausch Third Row Mr Spengler Charles Hancock Blll Walters Betty jo Rychener Ruth Hayes Shlrley Back Row umor Grlme ohn Claxr Mlchael Mendez Verdene Aeschlaman Robert Burkholder B1llStuckey Eugene Brodbeck Clare Grlme Wllmer Excher SEVENTH GRADIL First Row Marvin Nofzlger L D Nofzl er Dxckle Short umor Roth Cara Belle Frey Ruta Burk holder Myrtle Nofzmger Rosemary Wyse Roseanna Rlegsecker Marlln Wyse Second Row Paullne Yedxca Marilyn Rufenacht rmmy Schultz Dlck Palmer Merle Wyse David Seller Delphlne Kennel Bet y Nofzm er Helen Elcher Rose Bernath Nancy Crime Walter Short Thxrd Row Bully Rles Bxlly Loveyoy B1llSmles Lewls Haa Tom Flemxv Ned Lorton Ross Taylor Ro er Zlegler Annabelle Grleser MISS Nofzlger Back Row Leroy Dommlque Arden Grlme D mwld Seller Herbert Short ean Rychener Carolyn Gautsche ane Murbach amce Houchm Carol Sxort Valetta Wyse Dorothy Beck Absent Larry Bourqum Davxd Beltz Carlos Bemath 42 R r A 5 L V ,,' A 3 - A f 1 Q 1 4 E A 'W M, 1 t - . z . g ' . ' P . ' .I X V V . g. . . ' ' A . 3 u ' ' . ' ' -I I ' w . . , - Klempner, Phyllis Buehrer, Benny Young, Bob Leupp, Maynard Sauder, Orville Grieser . : . . . v H . .g V . . ,, J . 2 ' . - , , 2 g , , , v . Z . A . H . . ' . 1 V . S' . gi ' Z . . V . ' C K . ' ' -I ' G FL SIXTH GRADE Front Row lmmy Zle ler Murlel Mlller ohn Sprmger Marvln Storrer Donna Graber Conna Graber lmmy Meyers oohn D Wyse Second Row Gerald Short Herbert Wyse Gayle Grleser Carolyn Grlme Dxck Grlme Kenneth Purdy Rollin Hayes Ralph Burlcholcler Arnold Lexnln er Mrss Buehrer Thlrd Row Billy Short Joyce Baker Sally Scales Lowell Spless ohn Young Glendon Schan z Ann Rledell Darrell Stuckey Harriet Spen ler Mary Sue Rychener Back Row Doris Flem n Gene Bernath Merlin Rxeesecker Marjone Grrme Patrlcla Wlnzeler Mar lm Short ack Lauber Velma Rupp FIFTH GRADE Front Row Ro er Short Charlene Grleser Dalf Short Sally Palmer Ro er Nofzl er Cresencno Vlendez Robert Mlller ohn Beltz Eu ene M11 ler Second Row Barbara Christy eanlne Farber Eleanor Stuckey Sara Louise Short ean Pearl Osborn Vxr xnla Sauder Alxce Mary Roth oan Leupp Nancy Short Annabelle Stuckey Shlrley Yecllca Third Row Dons Gunden Geneva Gautsche Dale Francis Mary Jane Scales Dee DeGroff Donald lxleck Lucllle Muller Paul Yoder Laxern Lelnln er De Royce Hornxsh Back Row Merlxn -Xaschllman lmmy Stuckey Charlotte Excher Buetta Wyse oan Grnme Connie Rlnkel Bllly Rupp Rollln Beck Tom Fanl-chauser Charles Hausch 'Vlrs Spen ler 43 -..XG Inj, X. 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P. 4' FOURTH GRADE Flrst Row Robert Roth Vlrgll Burkholder Mabel Mlller Mar aret Miller ames Buehrer Roger Short CoNette Nofzxnger Charles Rxegsecker Suzanne Stuckey Second Row Elame Grxeser unlor Gautsche Donna Ruffer Gene Waldellch Theodore Mendez Marlene Rychener Barbara Rich LOIS Francis Ro er Mlller Lowell Flory Third Row Mary Kunkle Sue Youn Carolyn Grleser ohnny Graber oan Mendez ames Schmucker Gene Rupp Kexth Short Mary Glbson Fourth Row Roy Schott Roger Schantz Davld Sauder Paul Stuclcey oseph Bernath Andy Mur bach Kenneth Fanlchauser erry Gnme Richard Miller Mrs Andre Absent Ruth Ann Terrel THIRD GRADE Fnst Row Willard Nofzmger anlce Leupp Louetta Beltz Donald Short Ralph Grleser DeAnna Burkholder Betty o Scott Stanley Buehrer Phxlnp Buehrer Second Row anet Wyse Dale Muller Tommy Bernath Harold VVy e Marlene Rufenacht Glen Short oan Sauder Bobby Frey Donald Nofzxger Thxrd Row Helen Schultz Evelyn Francls Curtxs Beck Robert Roth Patr era Llzalc Wxllnam Buch rer Susie Fa ley Barbara Graber ames Short Fourth Row Charles Rychener Teddy Lovejoy Walter Lemm er Bobby Kleck Charlene Stuckey Falth Sorlnger oan Brodbeck Mrs Zimmerman Absent Lxnda Muller Frednck Grlser Evelyn Stalter 44 A 2 GD A E . 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V ' : ' , 'g. f P .J' .J .J :l ,l l, ' , , - v J U V .. - :J , .', , s, . , l .J 'I l NU l n l UPPCD N V SECOND GRADE Front Row Dons DeGroff Larry Short Annabelle Zuercher Nancy Ruffer Charles Saudeer Col lecn Wyse Barbara Walters Bruce Mferder ames Rice Second Row Betty Miller Cara Lou Stamm Shlrley Grneser Howard Grlme Sue Fankhauser DeAnn Chrlsty oanne Beck oan France Maureen Rupp Annabelle Mlller Mary Grreser Third Row Marlene Lexnlnger Donna Mlller Donald Sommers Donna Waldellch Lila May Cautsche Frederxc Mehrllng ohn Scales Wlllxam Cross rove Suzanne Miller Arlene Stuckey Sandra Short ana Hitt Robert Trejo Dean Rupp Dale Storrer Larry Rychener Mrs Lltwlller Absent Donn Bernath FIPST GRADE Front Row aneth Schantz Cary Rupp Randy Wyse Bllly Palmer Louise Nofzx er Margaret Zuercher Eloxse Sauder Carolyn Mlller Grace Waldelnch Norma Burkholder Second Row Shirley l'ranc1s oan Lovejoy oseph Baer Arleta Kennel Arlene Rupp Mary e Inger Elolse Purdy anet Erbskorn Sandra Miller Llnda Stamm Marlene Muller anet Myers Ronnie Flelltl Thxrd Row Mary Boynton ams Peters Romera Treyo Norma Fleming Nxck Mendez Beryl bn ser Balblna Lnsak Elame Frey eanette Sauder Rxchard Leupp Vee Schlatter o Ann Hoffman Suzanne Crime Back Row Mrs Lxtwlller Doyle Hayes Clara Spun er llva Ann Nofzn er Delores Graber Myr Sauder Sue Ann Murphy lmmy Hausch Leona Beltz Brenda Pursel Patsy Grleser Dean Leln Inger Mrs Bernath Absent Rex Short 4: UU N . . 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W ' N O . yr' 5 l Q, 1 aw . . . . . , F Z KINDERGARTEN A M lce Wyse Mrs Walter Darlene Short Donna l'lemmg Mary Lou Roth Marxlyn Gautsche Second Row Roy Trejo Ro er Trejo Gary Short Merle Short john Rupp Myrl Nofzl er Vlctor Mlller Donald Frey Robert Mlller Bllly Short Ronny Wyse KINDERCARTEN P M First Row Rex Zex ler Burdette S uckey Donald Cla r ames Zuver Gerald 'Vlyers Bobby Grenser Second Row Bonnle Eager Carol Ann Gautsche Pe gy Yoder Susan Mur bach Bonme Short Clara Muller Thlrcl Row Mrs Walter ohn R1 h Burclell btuckey Dean Buehrer Dar rell Buehrer Bobby Costelle Bllly DeGroff Absentees xmmy DHVIS Graeme Lauber 46 QKN 5 egg fl X l 5 rf ef-alll? it 1,1 2 , ,434 X l NA In xxx xi 'mm 'PSX va. -aaa 'f Memmz ...z Q Sports have held a promment place ln the hrs tory of VVAHS Basketball IS the oldest and ranks as the number one port ofthe school Football hacl a brref career but succumbed fiurm the depresslon years Baseball nd track contmue as other school sports A year round mtra mural spor's pro ram clesl ned to xnclude all students IS also a part of the pro ram And now for a Sports Parade m whxch the hx hllghts of the 1943 46 season wlll be re VlCWCd 47 if 0 W gt X 'Q . 5 Q f' 5 .xr gi' .4 , ,af ' sa We 2 ou, r Qllikff' P ' alas X fl . . g 4, 'life' - Q51 . rl ' 1' ,xl -51 Ali- ,ff Qi' a,- QQ fly: , 9 Mm if we e2 ' ,X ,G ,ll xxx 'ik ZX if I - 1 V '- - 2 V - t ' 0 3 Q Rl? 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U , - R 5 Fxrst Row Pat Frey Gary Lehman Co Captain Howrad Brodbeck Captain Aden Storrer Lowell Rupp B1llStuckey Second Row Manager Rlchard Erbslcorn Rollin Short nm Oyer ohn Spoerle Harvey Andre Coach lVl A Farber BASKETBALL Basketball easily holds the dlstmctxon of bemg the number one sport on the Sport Parade of Station WAHS The cage game had nts orxgln ln the hx h school back ln I9l0 Smce then teams rep resentlng the local schools have achleved unusual success Many tournaments have been WOR and trophies too numerous to mention adorn the hall of learnln at WAHS The high spot ln the cage ame here was the feat of the l973 team ln reachm the state class B finals ln which they lost to Bell pomt 23 to 20 Many ca e stars who played thexr basketball at Archbold went on to wm promlnence m amateur semi pro and colle e ranks Thus year s team upheld traclxtxon by wmmn the county tournament Archbold Opponent Archbold Opponent Metamora XV us on Wauseon wanton Stryker P6ttlSVlllC lewell 'Napole Fulton Fayette Pettnsvllle Chesterhelcl Rid evlll Strvker West Unity Delta FULTON COUNTY TOURNAMENT DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Archbold Opponent Archbold 9 Farmer 46 Metamora Lyons Fayette Pettlsvllle 48 32 39 'fl ff re A 20 39 Fayette 29 33 l.yons 7 Z8 Z6 I4 S ZI 36 31 27 ' ' 29 26 25 46 il on 29 43 23 55 . 33 4l ' ' I9 34 , I2 28 ' g ' f- 8 38 I8 26 ' 32 30 28 2 38 Z4 27 l4 40 I7 I7 ' ' I6 ohn Spoerle Guard Howard Brodlneck ames Oyer Forward Gary Lehman Center Pat Frey Forward B111 Stuckey Forward Aden Storrer Guard Captain Lowell Rupp Forward J Guard, Co-Captain I Nletamora Arehbold Arehbold Stu ker Jew ell Fulton A1 ehhold Arehbold West L n1ty Wause an Archbold Pett1sv11le Arehbold 1' aye tte A1 ehbold Archbold Delta Metamora Lyons I4 ayette Pt ttlsvllle 331-IJ fl-Q 311.115 UIJLL NOV 10 The Blue Streaks xnaugurated the season at Metamora vunnmg a league game bv the score of 32 to 29 Nov 27 Fayette came to Arehbold and vxere turned back by a score of 39 to 29 Nox 30 The old Wauseon Arehbold rlvalry once more blossomed At the end of a close thrlllmg game the Streaks prex alled 28 to 26 A cheek from Dr Ryehener Der 5 Phe Streaks mvaded btrykers arena and emerged w1th thexr foulth st alght vlctory 36 to 31 Pee 11 Archbold almost met a tartar here Jewell led unt11 the closing mmute when a late basket gave the Streaks a 26 to 25 wxn D 14 An easy 43 to 23 league vxctory Der- 21 Pettxsvxlle came here with a good team and led at the half 14 to 13 Phe Streaks really cut loose the second half Fmal score Arehbold 41 Pettxsvxlle Lee 28 Too much defense for Rldgevllle and Archbold annexed Wm number elght 28 to 8 Jan 4 An elght game w1nn1ng streak Went by the boards After enjoylng a 16 to 6 nalf tlme lead the Streaks fell apart and lost 32 to 26 an 8 The Ind1ans gamed revenge for the defeat on Arehbold s floor Score 20 to another check from Dr Ryehener Jan 15 Swanton lnfheted the first and only defeat admlmstered to the Streaks at home 21 to 14 Gave Swanton the league tltle Jan 18 A 41 19 score meant nothmng to the Blackmrdswthey won 29 to 27 Jfm 21 Napoleon got a bad taste of class B ball They went home on the wrong end of a 46 to 29 score Jan 20 An offensive battle The hlgh score of the season as the Streaks won am to 33 Jan 90 Chesterfleld was the vlctlm of another hlgh score 54 to 12 heb 2 Stryker found the Str aks a tough gang on the home court Flnal score BQ to 18 Feb 8 'lhe last game of the season The Streaks needed a Wm to Cmch setond place 1n the league After a tough battle Alchbold 30 Delta 28 A season record of 14 wms and 4defeats Not bad COUNTY TOUPNAMENT Metamora proved an easy vxctlm ln the flrst game of the tournament S0016 38 to 24 Lyons w s unable to offer any SQIIOUS trouble as the Streaks advanced to the Semx flllilg vuth a 7 to 14 Wm Fayette beca ne the third vletlm of the Streaks as they bowed ln a 40 to 17 game The Blue Streaksannexed thc County Champlonshlp by defeatmg Pettlsvllle 1n a ual defensive thrlller 17 to 16 Storrers fleld goal from the centel of the floor wxth onlv seconds to go brought vlctory to WAHS Now on to L6lpSlC DISTRICT TOURNAMENT The Blue Streaks drevs the toughest team ln the tournament ln Farmer Afte a good flrst half the Streaks lost out by a score of 46 to 29 50 I r' 7 rl r r rl! r r r N: . T r' r i l 5. D - R - F' 4. . ec. ' . I M t Q . 1 , ' ' Q19. 7 .1 .I . ' ' ' . 19. 1 . . Arehbold Jan. 11 Lyons here. Arr easy league victory, 33 to 7. ' . ' ' U . ' . 'F r-sezyuz.-uw:-no ZtfiI:.'I.I'.2ClJl!I7U -IJ RESERVES-F1rstRow Nl A Farber PaulS1gg Myrl Qautsche Donald Burlcholder Ro er Tay lor Richard Erbskorn Second Row Clarence Bernath Robert Dxmlce Arthur Kleck Charles Tanner Charles Merlllat Rrchard Lovejoy Donald Yoder FRESHMEIN Fxrst Row Glen Burlcholder Xveldon Schan Ralph Lugbnll ames Short Sammy Oyer Se and Row Wr Hormsh Richard Schantz Dale uull t Crewe Short Howard Rupp R HI First Row Carlos Bernath Ross Taylor Brlly l Xeyoy Ned Lorton Bllly Ries Second Row Vlr Hormsh Harley Burlch alder Clxre CJ une lrll XX alters ohn Clair Bxlly Stucltey H ward Rupp JI Q. , Q . .J . , . S K' .N -- y p W Q MI ' Q ff 5. -3 .. 2 g V, Q xx 5 ii ' -, V T 'sg s. 5 x 1' . , li ' f ' 7 mf rx 1, I O . ' 4- . . , . . . , , , , g - V : I 1 1 v 1 . V ' - , - . , 2. . J . . Ct 'C 1 . A , ' . Q I 9. . , J, .-I Z , ', 0 .. , ,4' ' ', 1.-i!A,l .j U The natronal pastlme IS pursued as a school sport both xn the fall and ln the sprung Dunn the past twenty Eve years some fme baseball players have been turned out Some have made names for themselves ln college and semr pro ranks A few have been consrdered fair prospects for the pro fesslonal ame The Varsxty nrne played seven games last fall wmnmg five and losmg two Prospects are fanrly good for a faxr team thls sprmg Lyons IS the defendxng champron but IS rn for trouble from several other schools Swanton Metamora Fayette and Archbolcl all loom as contenders at this time The spring pro ram consists of several scheduled games followed by a tournament to determine the county champxons Brodbeck Frey and Stuckey carry the burden of Archbold s pltchmg wrth Storrer doing the re cervmg Leading hitters on the team last fall were Frey 444 Lehman 4l9 Storrer 365 Stuckey 9 Lehman had I3 hxts to lead ln that department ln the PltChlHg department Frey won 2 and lost none Brodbcek won 3 and lost 2 SCORES OF GAMES PLAYED LAST FALL Archbold Opponent Sept Chesterfield Sept lewell Sept Stryker Sept Rldgevllle Oct Chesterfield Oct Lyons Oct Fayette First Row Pat Frey Aden Storrer Howard Broclbeclc Gary Lehman Arthur Kleclc Dick Grleser Second Row Rlchard Corlcle Paul Sig Brll Stuckey Clarence Bernath Donald Yoder Dale ul let ames Short Harvey Andre Coach alce Spen ler 57 l and Brodbeck 333, and Kleck .3l8. Frey led in runs scoored with ll, followed by Brodbeck with . I4 l l . 5 . l 8 8 A 7 . 2 l l 6 2 . 28 l ' ' 4 . 2 l 0 4 . 5 l 0 7 . 9 7 2 2 ' . ' g. ' . . . Q 5- . J . . -J 2 Harvey Andre Clarence Bernath Outheld Cary Lehman Fxrst Base Blll Stuckey Pltcher lnheld Paul S1 Howard Brodbeck Pltcher lnfleld Allen Dommlque Outheld 93 Duck Cneser Pat Frey Pitcher lnfield Aden Storrer Catcher Arthur Kleck lnfield outfield lnaefi Outheld TRACK SQUAD First Row Glen Burkholder Wayne Grlme Richard Rlegsecker Dale ulllet Sammy Oyer ohn Tw: s Second Row Robert Dlmke Aden Storrer Howard Brodbeck Charles Mlgmn ohn Spoerle Gary Lehman Bxll btuckey Paul Sxgg Thlrd Row Weldon Schang Gene Short Blll l ankhauser Melvin Nof zlger Rlchard Schantz Verlm Ea h Phxllrp Sxe el Ralph Lu bull m Leupp M A Farber ner Richard Kunkle Arthur lxleck Loy-.ell Rupp Donald Ybder l'rack has been one of the mayor sports of the school for many years Since before the days of World War l Archbold t ack performers have turned ln outstandm records come of these records stood for many years before they were eclipsed by better marks ln re ent years Delta has amassed more than her share of the County Track records havlng had an excellent squad which went on to wm the Dlstrlct Meet several tlmes and make a good showlng rn the State Meet For many years Archbold Delta and Pettlsvllle were the chlef contenders for the County Track crown As early as the weather permxts xn the sprmg a group of boys can be seen ln their dally workouts gettm ready for the sprm meets Wlth several experlenced performers back from last year s squad pros pects are falr for a better than average team thrs sprlng Delta agam appears to be the team to beat 54 Q ' , , .I 's. . . ' J ' , . . , . . . , .' ' '. S , : . . g ' ' g . ' Ji Fourth Row: Clarence Bernath, Roger Taylor, Harold Crime, Charles Tan- ' . r ' Q I g ' . .1 1 u n . I gi ' ' - g ' ATHLETIC DIRECTORS AT STATION W A H S J H Spengler D Hormsh M A Farber Baseball r H1 Basketball Varslty Basketball CI-IEER LEADERS Coach Farber Coach I-Iormsh Coach Spengler l ms Kleck Dorothy Brodbeclc Betty Schroeder Betty Storrer Sharon lxay Lindley Nlascot DD I . -. . ' M, ' It ,,., ff , Mfg I ' V njgi. I I ' ' ,WA ' 5 Q f Y E , . , r . - il ,- - SHCTS FROM THE SPORT S PARADU AT QTATION WAHS 56 -+4 MORE OF THE SAME 97 Front Row Harvey Anclre Blll Stuckex Pat l'rey Paul Sxgg Allen Domi mque becond Row ohn Spoerle Lowell Rupp Howard Buehrer Howard Brocl beck Aden Storrer Back Row Gerald Lehman Charles Mngmn Arthur Kleck Clarence Ber nath Duck Whlpple A ASSOCIATION Thxs club consxsts of those students nn hugh school who have earned their monoffram ln at least one of the schools major sports of basketball baseball or track At present the 0l'gahlZ3t10l'l ns not actxve lt holds no meetmvs nor does It engave ln any school actnltxes as a group Membershnp comes automatl cally to any student who earns hrs letter However several years av.: all rew members were subject to mxtlatlon and the club enza ed m 3 few artlvltles The membershlp of the club seems rather small but thus results prlmarnly from the fact that a majority of the members are let ermen ln two or three sports Many actlon plctures of these stars may be Seen m the Sports Parade 58 Ll I I , Y V. , .- - v , , a a - - J , , . - r ' - ' ' v 1 s ' , . I ll ll I . . l . , . 5 - u ' :s e ' ' . . , 5' A 0' ' , 4 ., D - . . 5 . . . . M vw IZ! Wdixwe-- ff--A x W 93 ve. fx X., ' r x,- xxx .P - I Iv' Ill' l- v 27 , X is w Aff .f.:23S: g lingua 3-.. '2c:,f5, ,.-, . f. M, g,gSL-ur sy, Si'W:,M. 4. 2 ugifhflqkig ,,SQ u-A 56.51 fa. fc? 'E 1-Sf ...G K., -.1-. +v-a,,5 'SY ' '-ng., -W ws.,p fn.-.., J A -SQ, We U-N -w. ' Him Q, A 'i 'L-'fe-,g..-ff-3,-n,A '-'-M- K -.. ,,WW,'La., ' ,vggk nga -sm. 4- 'S-,AL --.QMA1 1 Lw- ff' ,av qv, .ft 'Wm lils X X 2 'L 'YQ 'nina Us-V34 me -., X or 'l-.-- '-Nm vh gS:,: 'Nl fy-ff 145' J JVN' K- ,., 4 36 21,443 fix? ,,,., 535.5 , ,Qdlm ,J 5- P, Pj, J 5 3 it 771 9+ 5 Q 1 f 1 , U M ' 'RW N xoQ:su 1 Q In 145 1 R annul' 4' ,n It L1':E!'l 'Hin I 11113115129 'hs'-' 5 , 1 :nn un n l p nu ,gh EE..-g 'hu l-nn, ' 'F III' 1 uc '22am'.ia::5s:',z ,. J f W I I ' lnnI 1gl'!' ' QQ: xv ' X X- 5 ,n .gl O. x-vi' 'S - r-::ww'.1' 1- .I xu ui' I' 1 x'R-KQII, :gf Iilsil. ag ln fgivig nv' I .ug-1124141 lxnusg v' Q' 115' 517 CLUB MATINEE. Academic subjects are of prlmary Importance ln any hxgh school Ranklng next ln Importance are the school actlvltles The Club Matinee presents a brief revxew of these actxvltles as presented over statlon WAHS 59 f M Q -e . ' 'Z 0 f I . I ' X I 53? If 352, yy ' . 'H-,. 151 - n: ' L 5715: 'j Qjtg-13 ,Q ' :E Z,,3,' .ii Q43 .. W' .Enix ,? ' Cz- I ,yy l ,:4 Z1 13' A ff? :f .iq Q21 1 .f J, -A -. r- -s ar 1:21 es 1 if-e1..,' 1 .j ?'f'ax .fi 'Q'f,.i Q. 11,11 ne., 'A ,nl 'LZ 5,-,, . ,- 93: Z, in ii' ' ' ::' ,. , .V ., , - .,.,1 fl , 1 ISU' ' 'Us'-f9E.:.f. 2:-'- '. ' :-7 -ffl ' l Tm --1-. as 5 . Y g , , i 53 vb-.4 , - ,Rh . , - - if :f :1Q-- -'- tif . 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N .. f., -L ' 1 ,Qs -r. ff...,,5,gf-' 2 . fl ggtfn- - - ' 1' Q ' ,- wav 1 x .Q ,I ,,,v-43, -A.---u 4 13' A - 1' .112-igf f' 1 ,.f-.7-Q Y-419 CDDS AND ENDS AROUND WAHS ANY TIME ANV DAY 60 Front Row Mane Yoder Roberta Corkle Betty Storrer Lucille ohnson Shirley Bernath udylVl1ller Dons ohnson oan Baker Back Row Barbara Werder Dons Klauclt lVlelba Nofzmger eanne Etchen Anna Sprmger Loxs Kleck Dorothy Brodb ck Ruth Sprmger Betty Qchroedor lVlr Spenffler SOCI AL CLUB It has alway been our belief that every mstxtutlon Shoulcl have a fountaln of 3CtlVltl6S so ever smce 1939 our school ha sponsored an actlve plovram known as The Soclal Club Hour The purpose of thrs club IS to create ancl mamtam hx h standards of recreatron for everyones enjoyment At the begmmng of each year rehab e officers and a capable advnsor are selected to carry on wxth the fun ancl rf posslhle reach a goal dunno the vear This year Ieanne Etchen was elec ecl preslclent wxth Mr Spen ler our first esquxre aclvnsor ofhcnatxnv Under thls efhcnent supervlslon the many wxllmg starlets co operated very mcely makxng rt possxble to reach our Oal whlch was to sponsor numerous partxes ancl dances and purchase a mckelo 'leon from our prohts M . . L . J . .... . ,J . J .J - : . - ', ' ,J r . . . A . I H 5' I Y .1 , . 5 . S , S 3 ol w 4 . u V I 17 ,, . . . . , . . - . , . F . . U - . , - . . ,, , . O. t , , , 3 . 'L 1, ANNUAL STAFF lVl Qpen ler our devoted aclvlsor along with our able editor ln chxef Dale Wyse with hls cast lVlary Lltwlller asslstant echtor and ames Oyer busmess manager have contrxbuted much txme and ffort 1n makmg this Broadcast a treasure chest of l946 memorles a success All other members of the cast readily obeyed the beat of tlme and chd their work very efhclently Pat Frey and ohn Spoerle proved themselves very CmClCht as clrculatlon manafrers wlth Dlck Whlpple Rollm Short and Donald qtuckey as thelr asslstants The advertxsm commlttee conslsted of very ambl ho IS and co operating' stars uch as Howard Brod beck Aden Storrer Charles Nllonm Harvey Andre The calendar of events was wrltten by Sara Belle Tanner The class hxstory and obltuary were frxtten by eanne Etchen class prophecy by Lucllle ohnson and the class will by Betty Schroeder The sports cast were wrxtten by Lowell Rupp and Marvxn Nafzx cr 'mhtary n v Dons Klaudt lufnm Rose Ellen Nofzmer ac 1v1t1es and dramat Dons ohnson llterary Shlrley and lVlary El len Rupp photovraphy ohn Spoerle Howard Broclzecls. lVlaur1ce Nafzxver Dons ohnson and Ad n Qtorrer The typxnv was done by several of oul class typ st Even thou h each of us had our a ol ned taslts we found lt to be more mtere tmv to pubhsh this book as a class project each devotm any spare tlme he may have had 62 Dale Wyse ames Oyer Nlr Spen ler r. ., g , ' , '. - ' ' v y v N K , , J , up A I I . T H T T X We . . . Y JS , , t . . A is Y . . . D ' . - . . . , X . . O . . .- 3 . ' 1 - t s - . . MU f . . Howard Buehrer and Alan Twiss. J - ' - - Q 5 I I, 3 YS- l 5 Q H -A .1 .J 1 t. .. - icsi . J A 1 . 1 . - : 5 ' -J - . , . . . l v' 2 ' J e ., ' .. 2 ' 1 s. g gpg 7 . . S . D - 3 Anna Mae Yoder Rose Ellen Nofziger jeanne Etchen Mrs. Couch Mrs. Keim First Row: Doris Klaudt, Marie Yoder, Geneva Yo- der, Doris Short, Betty Schroeder, Lucille John- son, Mary Fleming, Helen Galbraith Second Row: Mrs. Kiem, Rose Ellen Nofziger, Anna Mae Yoder, Maurice Nofziger, Lowell Rupp. james Oyer, jean Etchen, Valetta Nofziger, Mrs. Couch ARCHETTE STAFF XVI-io goes there? The answer was an easy one for all Archbold students. Without question, it was a keen journalist go- ing about his assigned task carrying the motto in mincl, l.et's make this paper even better than the last, -and they usually met their goal. The members of this staff received a practical course in journalism from the ground up. Each member scouted the school in an attempt to round up any school news which may have been of interest to the public along with plenty of School gossip for spice. At first this didn't appear to be such a difficult task but actual experience has taught each member that along with enjoyment there are many responsi- bilities. 63 First Row Shirley Rupp Kathryn Aschliman Dora btamm Donna Klop fenstem Doris ohnson anice Houchm Donna Belle l..eupp Phyllis Buehrer Billy Ries Betty Nofzmger Carabelle Frey Second Row Rosemary Beaverson Maxine l'rey Pauline Short Mary E Litwiler Vlrvima Nafziger ieanne Etchen Nancy l'agley Valetta Sauder Ruth Springer Mona Aeschliman Richard Schantz Sue Ellen Scales Third Row Nlarthella Short Doris Klaudt Patricia Gibson Helen Stuckey lVlary Ellen Rupp Mary Schmucker Doris Leatherman aney Nlurbach Bill Scales Betty jo Rychener Carol Short Rosemary Wyse Absent Shirley Bernath Fontabel Stuckey The above cast consists of those stars who have won the honor of being ranked in the first five in their classes sometime during the past year Some of the stars heard over station WAHS have achieved fame in sports some in music and some in various other ways One group not heard from so frequently but which is always in there giving their very best is the school s Honor Roll Stars. These stars get much satisfaction out of excelling in their studies. They P8ffiCiPate in scholarship contests instead of athletic contests, They win no letters and their only reward is the satisfaction which comes to anyone who does his best. They re actually a sort of combination of the Whiz Kids and a ' Brain Trust. ' Some of them will excel in the various Scholarship contests which Will be held this spring. 64 LIBRARIANS Front Row Kathryn Aschllman Marne Yoder Mellna Nofzmffer udy 'Vlxller Back Row Dora Stamm Ceveva Yoder Anna Sprmger Dorothy Brod beck Maxine Frey tron who have proven to be of reat value nn thenr capaclty of school librarians Each perxod of each day one of these gnrls remamed rn the school lxbrary ready and wxllmg to HSSIQI her fellow students m selectmg the rlvht maternal ln a shortened length of tlme Thls was of Great value to all of us and as thls year of events draws to a close we reallze that we shall mlss the valued help of each lrbranan 65 V V l I r ' . ' . ' 3 , J The stars of the year, pictured above, represent those of our institu- . U . . . . . . V .5 - . . .D RHX TI-IM BAND mont Row Larry Short Ronme Flelxtz Bllly Palmer Barbara Walters Dorls De Croff Clara Sprmger Janeth Schantz Eloxse Purdy S 1z'1nne Grlme Brenda Pur sell Marlene Mlller Second Row Suan Murphy Joan France Sanora 'vhller Carolyn Mxller Janet Sauder Pat y Grleser Romero Tre1o Bruce Werder Vee Schlatter Mary Lem mger Marlene Lemmger Jamce Peters Shxrley Francxs Norma Burkholder Jlrr my Rlce Leon Rupp Howard Grlme Janet Myers Thlrd Row Garry Rupp Janet Erbscorn John Scales Cara Lou Stamm Nanc Ruffer Shlrley Grleser Annabelle Mlller Suzan Rlnkel Sue Fankhauser Mau reen Rupp Mary Boynton Elame Frey Joan Lovejoy Randy Wyse Joseph Bael Jlmmy Hausch Top Row Mrs Lltwxller Colleen Wyse Doyle Hayes Donna Mlller Suzanne M11 ler Nell Spengler DeAnn Chrlsty Norma Flemlng Carol Jean Hausch Beryl Grlsler D1ana Hxtt Dale Storrer Sandra Short Balbma LlSak Myrl Glsel Jo anne Leek Rlchard Lenpp Frederlc Meh lxng Joan Hoffmon Lmda Stamrn Ro er Corkle Dean Lemmger Mrs Bernath Mrs Frey RHYTHINI BAND Most of the worlds great musxclans began then' study of m,1s1c early ln hfe They achxeved success hecau e of hard work and a genulne deslre to excel The old adage that a great muslclan s born a great mu nlan IS not given much credlt As soon as bovs and glrls enter school tramlng ln slnglng and rhythm form an lmportant part of thexr wolk Much tlme and patlence lS requxred to teach tne fundamental concepts of muslc to these Ilttle folks Yet by the txme they are ln the second grade they have made wonderful progress and are capable of pre ent mg flne and lnterestlng programs One ff the features of the annual Elementary Program IS the the Rhythm Band conslstlng of over slxty flrst and second grade numbers are alwavs one of the features of the program This organlzatlon of youthful mus1c1ans creates an mtere t m halt of the puplls and msures a good supply of competent artlsts places ln the varlous muslcal orgamzatlons of the school m future appearance of puplls Thelr musv' on the to take then' years Many of these youthful stars vull assume places of prommence 1n future broadcasts owex statxon WAHS 66 7 - 1 1 1 1 - . . ,, . r . , . , t . , - ' , - . . - 1 1 - 1 1 I o ' ' - 1 -. 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 ' . . . V - 1 - 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 ' , H ' . ' ,. ' ' 1 Q,-- 1 - 1 L 1 1 - 1 5 1 1 - , . , . . . ' . V . . . . S . . , . . : . c.,'. . . , . , , 1 . ' 1 , - 1 1 1 c- , , .. , . . . . L. . 1 S . . M' . 1 1' ' ' . . 1 . JUNIOR ORCHESTRA After numerous dlscords our amateur artists surprrsecl us as well as themselves and thelr mstructor Mrs Race by very efficxently blendlnv these strange sounds into concord and wmnrng the honor of be ng called great muslcrans ometxmes rt appeared very doubtful to thenr mstruftor as to the success she was golng to achleve but patlc nce and uxclan e won the Goal of success The orchestra readlly ol:eyecl tlae baton and we as lxstene s nxrously waxted for the unlor Orchestra Hour ancl were proud to kxow lt came from the Arch H1 Broadcast 'lhe ft ture should End them assum ng a place of prommence xn bro 'lc sts ermratxng trom tion WAFS dunno the nefct few years Frrst Row Mary Ellen Cautche Betty Nofzmger Nancy Cmme Dons Leatherman Betty jo Rychener Verda hash ean Rychener Harrxet Spenvler Mary Sue Rychener Barbara Chrlsty Mary Kunl-:le Susanne Stuckey Co Nette Nofzmger Bobble Frey David Bednar Mrs Rice Back Row Shnrley Bernath Nancy Faofley Arlene Klempner Patrlcna Wm zeler Darrell Stuclcey ohn Clair W1lmerE.lcher r Billy Lovejoy Lowell SPICSS ohnny Desboeufs Ralph Burlcholder Richard Kunlcle 67 v 1 . . - 1 E, - .. -. . . . . - .- 1 L . . .f Q . . . . ,. V - ' V . . . 0 . P . h 5 V .5 . . I' , . . .. . -. Z J 1 . ' - l- 1 D 1 A I . . . - . , . - a, ax... R . L lt Sul . . ,O . . . . - 1 n u . . . J . 5 v - 1 , . . . . 1 - v n t - - . - . . f .4 n 9 u v , -J v I-. . , J . . . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Front Row Verda E1 h Anna Rose Yedrca oan Baker Mane Yoder udy Muller Mary ane Spengler Kathryn Aschlrman Donna Bell Short Second Row Mrs Rice Roberta Corkle Louise Flory Donna Schmucher Dons Schmucher Anna Sprmger Maxme Frey loan Grrme Ruth Ann Roth Back Row Dora Stamm Lauretta Wyse Patrlcla Gibson Vlrgmla Nofznger Dorothy Brodbeck Vlola Muller llva Cxgax Mary Ellen Gautsche Thxs musical or anlzatlon rs composed of farthful and dlllgent hugh school singers who strxve to meet the oal f Success ln the Arch H1 Broadcast Durmg the past year thrs organlzatlon hx enjoyed many revrews wrth thelr Instructor M RICE Approprxate songs were practiced for special hollclays especlally during the Yuletlde Season Smce It seems to be a tradltlonal event for thls organlzatron to present a farewell performance each member cente ed her efforts on malung the l946 Spring Con cert an outstandlng broadcast of Commencement festrvxtres The success of thrs Hxt more than repaid them for their feverlsh plans and preparatlons Thrs organlzatron wrll un doubtedly be heard rn future broadcasts over station WAHS as the sprung concert season approaches 68 l l ' : rs , ' , J . ' . J l . mf f lv W V rv M F . g 0 .. ,, - .- rs. . . n a l . 1 : Q . n Y G Nz DON PARLETTE Mr Parlette on Leave at the Famous l'rench RIVICYH The full muslc program whu h always held an Important place xn th school curriculum became somewhat of a war Casualty Mr Don Parlette was the last full tlme mstructor of music at VXAHS ln the summer of I942 he was lncluctecl lnto mxlltary ervlce Smce then mcsxc has existed ln the school only on a curtalled basis Mr Parlette was dlscharvecl from the servnce nn February aft r spendmg four years ln the army H rctu ned to the chool to assum hrs work as music cllrector late nn the school year He spent most of has av'x lx le tlme ID reorgamzmg the music schedule and malung plans for f s al P eratlons next year All of the musxcal orvanlzatxons wmch formerly were a part Of the musnc curnculum wxll be restored to thelr orwmal places and future broad casts from WAHS wnll brmg many pleasant hours to all lovers of fme musxc 6 ' ,Yr , my w, .i . . 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' l' ,. e i' s. e ' . ta..- ' ' ' ' ull c eo- . . . ,. 5 - i Z Y - s .. 4 lrst Qow Gerald Short Walter Short Dale Short Nlarvxn Storrer Howard Rupp .Jecond Row Betty Nofzxnger Patricia Wllmzler Carolyn Grlme Mary Sue Rychener Mary Jane Spengler llva Gxgax Betty jo Rychener Phyllxs Buehrer ean Rychener Mary Jane Scales Sara Loulse Short Betty Buehrer Third Row Bob Leupp Donald Short Wayne Gnme ames Leupp Maurice Nafzlger Ru sell Roth Richard Roth Richard Short Bllly Stuckey FOUR H CLUB Thus orgamzatlon conslsts of boys and farms or ln small towns The H s stand for servxce and health better llvmg Begun ln slon Service of the United States Department gxrls between the ages of I0 and Zl lnvmg on head, clear thmkmg heart, loyalty hands 1899 the clubs are sponsored by the Exten of Agriculture Projects range from IHISIIIY livestock or a crop to home canning or sewing Members exhlbnt and compete for pnzes often at County Fairs and other agricultural exhnbxts There are more than a mllllon mem bers some rn every state rn the unxon They rendered great service rn ralsmg food during World War ll The Four H Club ns an orgamzatlon whxch creates a yust pride rn rural llfe and pre pares young people on the farm and nn small vxllaves for mtellngent leadershnp m the rural commumty of tomorrow 0 Y . 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' . 35 L ' o LAST MINUTE REPORT OF THE BUCKEYE ALL STAR FOUR H CLUB On the First Wednesday of December l945 srxteen boys of our school who were very much mterestecl rn the ralsxn of cattle along wnth therr capable leaders Mr Denver Stuckey and Mr Parker met m room I4 of our Hugh School bulldlng to discuss the estab llshment of this worth while organlzatron Every detaxl was dnscussed and all of the boys were very anxxous to start bulldmg thrs or amzatron Instantly and wlth a strong f0tlIlClatl0l1 The followmg offrcers were elected ames Luepp won the honor of bemg presldent Richard Roth Vlce Presldent Howard Rupp Secretary and Treasurer Russell Roth Recreatlonal Leader and Maurlce Nafzxger News Reporter Their oal for the year was to 18136 better steers and cattle carrying Wlfh them the slogan We re the beefy type Durmg thls year they have made several tours observxn and comparing the members attle and obtamlng a few pomte on how each may become a better 4 H member To brmg their progressive year to an mterestmg end they were honored by havm Ohlo s Chlef Cattle uclge lead the last tour of the year for them BUCKEYE ALL STARS Flrst Row Gerald Short Marvin Storrer Dale Short Glen Short Second Row Walter Short Howard Rupp Rrcharcl Short Bob Leupp Wayne Grlme Bully Stucl-:ey Third Row Donald Short ames Leupp Nlaurlce Nofzxger Russell Roth Richard Roth l 7 I . . U . . 3 Y U ' . , , , ' U . . ' 5 , , - . J Q . L 7 I ! i ' . g . , , , . 0' 9 1 c , rs - . - 0' ' I 1 1 . , - , I , n v , Q 1 . J . . . l 111111 11 111 11111111111 111 I LFIVIE NTARY GRADES H1 h School AUdltOflUHI Archbold Thursday February 71 8 1111 P M PROGRAM Musrc umor Orchestra Rhythm I3 and First and becond Grades P Jllte Prl clll 1 and Gertle the Goop x play Fnfth Grade Folk gon s drwmatlzed l'ourth Grade The Fall of Humpty Dumpty A Mother Goose Travesty Third Grade P13110 Solo ack Lauber A llttle Bit ot Holland Sixth Gr xde This IS a one act operretta ln It the lunder xrten chxldren help to dlsplay scenes of Hol land with costumes color surprises actlon Gu en under the dnrectmon of the elementiry te xch ers Mrs Walter Mrs Bernath lVlrs Frey Mrs Llt wnler Mrs 71mmerman Mrs Andre Mrs Spengler M1 s Buehrer 72 f I I '1 1 r i r-' rr- r ' r-' - I I' I vi i i by ' ...................... ' ...................... .I l'ront Row Donna Belle Short Brll Stuckey Maxme Frey Anne Sprmger Donald Beck Marthella Short Back Row Lowell Beck Donald Nofzl er Clxfforcl Schott Lols Kleck Vnr mla Nafzl er Gary Lehman Mr Parker JUNIOR PLAY ASK ME ANOTHER Archbolcl Hzgh Sc'1ool Frlclay April 12 1946 Cast of Characters Wnlma Shephard Office gurl Mr Gates-Edxtor of The Herald Mrs Snell Socxety Edrtor Aunt Sally Cookery Expert oyce Martm Reporter for Herald oe Mfeher Detectrve Eloxse Archer Soclety gurl Mrs Hammond Wealthy Wxclow Frank Sylvester-Cook Marco-Mystnc Shorty Cass Underworld Character Marthella Short Lowell Beck Maxme Frey Vlfglnla Nafzlger Lots Kleck Gary Lehman Donna Belle Short Anna Sprmger Donald Nofzl Bull Stuckey Donald Beck The actlon takes pla e rn the outer office of The Herald mormn newspaper Act l 4 P M A new mystnc ns found Ac ll 5 P M A new mystlc rs employed Act lll 8 P M Marco flncls the Jewels Produced wnth permxssxon of Row Peterson 8: Co 73 W f .4 ng : ' , .g ' . , . y . - g' ' 'g . , . . fl lf . A . , . 5 Mike Warren-Reporter for Examiner ............... . , . Clifford Schott J - ' ........... ' 'ger . X C . , .. H1 . g I . . l l . B01 SFOL TS F'1rst Row R1chard Schantz John Desboeuts R1chard Lorkle Fred Fether Ned Lorton John Cla1r Second Row Ph1l S1egel B1l1LoveJoy B111 R1es Ross Taylor Walter Lohse Davld Bednar R1chard Short Roger Z1egler fhlfd Row Benn1e Young B111 Scales B111 Walters Robert Dlmke R1chard Love Joy Roger Taylor Donald Yoder B111 Fankhauser DlCk Purty The Boy Scout organ1zat1on IS comparatwely new 1n th1S commun1ty Several xears ago an attempt was made to establlsh th1s organ1zat1on here but after a short t1me the project was abandoned About. three years ago the ldea was reuved aga1n and th1S tlme Wlth cons1derable flnanclal backmg and moral support from the com mumty the Scouts are now flrmly entrenched and are operatlng 1n a very eff1c1en+ manner Much credlt for the surcess of th1s venture goes to Lavern Fankhousel Scoutmaster and to Don Walters and Dr Bednar the ASSlStaHt Scoutmasters They have CaCTlf1C8Cl n1uch t1me and effort toward bulldmg th1s organ1zat1on 1HtO a per rnanent part of our commun1ty CUB SCOUTS F1fSt Row Tommy Fankhauser Jlmmy Z1egler Second Row B1lly Rupp Paul Yoder John Gr1me J1mmy Meyers DeRoyce Horn 1sh M3FVlH Storrer Th1rd Row John Young Lowell SPIGSS Andy Murbach Roy Schott 74 V' . 211 4 . D . . . , - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 -1 -1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 V . . . . .1 1 - 1 -., , - L 1 1 'f ' 1 , . , . 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1- 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 ALUMNI ln the last annual published by the Archbold H1 h School rn l94l Fifty Years at Arch H1 the staff listed all of the raduates by classes from l89l to l940 xnclusxve The Broadcast rs taking up where the last column left off and rs llstln those who have raduated slnce l94O Class of 1941 Zelma Aeschllman Rupp Fort Wayne lndrana Rhonda Bacon Clerk Sprln Held Ohlo Paulme Bernath Factory Work Adrian Nllchxgan Kathleen Bruns Factory Work Archbold Robert Dommrque Tendlng lVlason Archbold Elon Eash Archbold l awrence Gearl Deceased Cele tlne Grlme Polite Archbold V Wxllxam ones Deceased Glen Km Factory Work Archbold Bull Kramer Army Arr Force Louise Kutzle Wyse Elmira Ohio Cara Lauber Rettlg Archbold lrene Leatherman Waitress Archbold Gayle Leavy Clerk West Unity Ohlo Florence Lemm er Zxegler Fayette Ohxo Kathryn Leupp Army Nurse Augusta Georgla W1ll1amLorton lVled1cal College Chicago lllmols Loretta Lu bull lves Archbold Eumce lVlahler Schlosser Waltres Archbold lVlma lVler1llat Clerk Archbold Dons Nagel Wlnzler Archbold Clemma Nofzlger Bookkeeper Archbolcl Evelyn Nofzl er Short Archbold Helen Oyer C1v1lServ1ce Oakland Calrfornxa Donald Nofzrger Lugbxll Bros Archbold Wmona Roth Toledo Ohlo Helen Rueger Home Archbold Charles Rupp Archbold Lucinda Rupp lVl1ller Archbold Phyllxs Rupp Nurse Fort Wayne Dale Qchlatter Archbold Calvln Short Farmlng Archbold Maurice Short U S lVlar1nes Luther Sprln er U S Army Shirley DPICSS Home Wauseon Ohlo Gretchen Spoerle Nurse Archbold Frreda Stamm Bookkeeper Archbold Arthur Stuckey Farming Archbold Florence Stuckey Nurse Fort Wayne lndlana Suzette Vermer Ashford Brentwood Maryland Louella Yedlca Plouck Clerk Archbold Laurme Yoder Vanlerberg Wauseon Ohlo Rachael Walter Wolf Wauseon Ohio lndnafla Class of 1942 Donald Buehrer U S Army Theola Dlmke Office Work Archbold Vearl Dommrque French s Place Archbold Willard J Erbskorn Factory Work Archbold Anna Frey Nurse Toledo Ohio Donald Glgax Factory Work Elmlra Ohm Rlchard Grlme Factory Work Archbold Emrly Hmderer Office Work Wauseon Ohio llerbert Km s ury U S Army lVlarv1n Klopfenstem Farmrng Archbold Dorrsl iuber Bank Archbold Dol lVler1llat Bowling Green Ohio P rlJaralVl1gnm Nur es Tramm Brooklyn N Y L. IS Newhauscr Lockman Archbold Lorene Nofzr er Factory Work Archbold l ors Nofzl er Aeschl man WaLseon Ohxo lV'ardellNofz1ger Home West Unity Ol1lO Luther Remklng U S Army Robert Reynolds U S Navy Betty Rupp Roth Archbold Edgar Schan School Defiance Ohro L roy Sch oeder Factory Work Archbold lVlelv1n Schroeder Deceased RuthS1egel School Bowlm Green Ohro Lowell Short Archbold Mabel Short Factory Work Archbold Helen Weber Office Work Archbold Charles Wlnzeler Farming Archbold Nlahlon Wyse Archbold lVlarv1n Wyse Farming Archbold Lol Be k Housework Adrlan Nllchn Margaret Bock School Tiffin Ohlo Dale Bruns U S Navy Herbert Buehrer Farming Archbold Vfesley Eash U S Army lames Elcher Archbold llva Flory Clerk Archbold Helen Glgax Factory Work Elmlra Ohio Lowell Grleser U S Army Rus ell Harvey U S Army Glen Heer U S Army 'Vlarzaret l-leer Bank Archbold Otis l'l1tt Factory Work Archbold Clarrce Layman Factory Work Archbold Donna Lu brll Wyse Archbolcl Dorls Lu brll Brltsch Archbold Helen Nafzlger Rychener Archbold lay Nofzlger Gotshall Mf Archbold lesse Nofzm er U S Navy loyal Nofzn er Farmmg Archbolcl Wayne Nofzlger U S Navy lVlary ane Oyer Buehrer Oakland Calrforma Dale Pape Factory Work Archbold Donald Porter U S Navv Marjorie Roth Teacher Fayette Ohio Harold Rupp Wauseon Ohio luetta Rupp Nurse Toledo Ohlo lVlxrxam Rupp Housework Hol ate Ohio Paul Rupp U S Navy llva Sauder Short Wauseon Ohlo Contlnued on Next Page 75 g .. . . . U U 5 U 9 ' ' ' fy 0 . S D - ' 0, L 2, N , . . . . . . I I ' . 1 -'I v V ' , Y gr ' v.e . . -Q . . . . . I v y u ' ' ' .Ja , 5 gy , - I 1 C ' . . . o , Q u 'U Q9 I 9 , . . . - . - g 1 . ' , U . . . U ,, . . . A 1 I Y S , . . , on , . . g. V y . . . . S. 1 , v v ,, Q. Q . 4 L I O , . ' ' , . 0 . u 1 v 7 3 1 . . . ' cv D , . . 1 u v ! V 1 ' . . , . U 1, , . . . . ' 3 , . . . . . . . . , . - . ' Class of 1943 . . . y . . U g . , s c . . , can , . , . . , o v Y P I - 7 , , . 1 Q s ' ' ' M , , . . . , . Q , , V , . . , , , , . . g , . . l , , V , . w s Q ' ' , . , , , , , . , . U I 9 I - 7 ' . 0 , , , f. . I 1 I ' I v s U-v v v - - 9 ' 0- ' v 4 D ' ' ' . . A G , , 5 . , v 1 ' ' ' .l . , , . , . . , . , ' v ! -4 t n Q . - . . . g , 1 . . , . . . . . K J Class of 1943 Continued Suzanna Schlatter School Columbus Ohio Dale Schroeder Farming Wauseon Ohxo lVl1ldred Seller Factory Work Archbold Herma Short Factory Work Archbold Hubert Short U S Marrnes Paul Short Farming Archbold Wayne SPICSS Farmmg Archbold Ronald Sprmger U S Marlnes Grace Stamm Factory Work Archbold Marllyn Swlsher Nofzlger Archbolcl Clara Stuckev Home Archbold Charles Wyse Archbold Kenneth YCGICH U S Marmes Luculle Zlmmerman Clerk Archbold Mary .lane Seller Blosser Archbold Class of 1944 Helen Brodbeck lactory Work Archbold Madonna Cupp Sig Stryker Ohxo Helen Grreser Harvey Wauseon Ohlo Donna Grlme Factory Work Elmlra Ohxo Fxelyn Crime Leupp Cleveland Ohlo lsabelle Grxme Ass stant Nurse Archbold Lcnore Frank Offlce Work Elmira Ohxo Mabel Frrcke Home Defiance Ohlo William Hollmg head U S Army Zelma Frey Goshen lndlana Hubert Dale Keafer Factory Work Wauseon Mary Lou Kluepfel Ofhce Work Archbolcl osephme Lauber Factory Work Archbold Norbert l lsak U S Army Ruth Ann Luty Factory Work Stryker Ohio Thomas Mrgmn Railroad Archbold llva Nafzlger Home Archbold Lowell Nofznger U S Army Ethel Polite Nurses Thammg Cmcmnatl Ohlo Charles Reynolds U S Army Betty Rice Factory Work Archbold Bernice Roth School Defiance Ohlo Rlchard Rupp U S Army DOTIS Schantz Lugblll Bros Archbold BCSSIC Schmucker Office Work Archbold Velma Schroeder Schang Factory Work Archbold Robert Short Archbold Frances Vallton Office Work Toledo Ohxo Rlchard Walter U S Army lvan Wyse Farmlng Archbold Lols Zlmmerman Factory Work Elmira Ohxo Class of 1945 Ralph Aschllman l'armmg Fayette Ohlo Mar aret Barber Ofllce Work Archbold o Ann Booher Grand Rapxds Ohxo Cara l..ou DeVr1es School Columbus Ohm Mlrlam Eash Factory Work Archbold Mary Jane Fankl'lauser Office Work Archbold Margaret blgax Factory Work Archbold William Heer U S Navy Margaret Keafer Factory Work Archbold Rose Mary Keafer Office Work Wauseon Ohxo Robert Kramer U S Army lone Lauber Nurses Tramlng Toledo Ohio Robert Lohse U S Navy Charles Lugbrll Farming Archbold Anna Rose Nafznger Bookkeeper Archbold Ollve Rlch School Goshen lnclxana Rlchard Rufenacht Farmmg Archbold Ray Rupp Farmmg Archbold Wlllxam Rupp U S Navy Dorls Sauder Bookkeeper Archbold Robert Schang U S Army Phyll1sSchlatter School Columbus Ohio Lols Schroeder Factory Work Archbold Gertrude Seller Factory Work Archbold l..ou1se Short Waitress Archbold Zelma Short Factory Work Archbold Paulme Spen ler Office Work Elmira Ohio Denver Stamm Farmm Archbold Donald Stotzer U S Army Donna Wyse Bookkeeper Archbolcl Corrme Ziegler Clerk Archbold 76 Q , D . . 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IDM Teacher s meetmg for our old and new faculty membexs to get acquamted w1th good ol A H S New students from Elmlra Fxanklm and other places came 1n today to reglster and become aequaxnt ed wnth the mysterles of the bulldmg Lveryone woke up today w1th the school bell r1n.,1ng 1n thelr mmds Wxth brlght faces everyone try mg to find thus or that the day began and by the end of the day thlngs began to run on the old well orgamzed way S1n e several of the boys went out fm baseball we naturally had some games The f1rst game was wlth Chesterfxeld but we proved to be too much for them 11 5 The game wlth Jewell also seemed to be too mu h for our opponents that score 8 7 was rather clos though Our game w1th Stryker was to prove we can tlll XVII! at baseball 16 2 The bovs dxdn t eat thexr wheatles todax or so lt seemed Rldgevnlle won 4 1 The Sophomores dec1ded they would l1ke to have a skatxng party and as IS the usual custom they 1n vxted the Freshmen Jumors and Semors Tn re were many who thought the 1dea super and the R1dgev1lle floor was crowded Today the Freshmen had ex eryone e1ther just laughlng at them or others trylng to guess who tney were In the evenmg the Freshmen were Ju t about ready to say I g1V8 up when the Sophomores sald We have a party .111 xealv for you They all had a very nlce txme The Archbold boys found they had a better te tm than Chesterfleld when they played and won 12 4 The 7th and 8th graders don t llke to be left out and as a result they had an excluslve skatlng partv Many turned out and all had a great tlme on the R1.lgev1lle rmk Lyons had a game w1th Archbold Lyons w11n1ng 7 6 The SCDIOTS went to Toledo today to have then- p1 tu1 es taken Everyone had a good tlme and the after noon all to themselves The plctures were all tak- n before noon Archbold took a trlp to Favette for the Archbold Fayette baseball game Archbold won 7 2 The upuel grades had another skatmg party thxs txme spa o ed by the Junlor class The Freshmen returnel the Sopho non vscl ome wlth another party Everyone sa1d they had a very good tlme Oh rry' Good Heavens' How Horrlnle wc e heard all around the school Oh' No' there was no acc1dent The Senlors just recexved thelr proo S On the v hole most of them were good The Lommerclal Club held a meetm and as entertalnment they had a magx lan Donald Lea Northwest Teachers Assoclatlon had a meetmg The SCDIOFS whooped and yelled on the11 flrst Hay Rlde Even mf does ram we st1l llke to defv the elements don t we Sen1ors Soc1al Club Dance Flrst one of the year Wlth 'nany present The Journallsm Class accompanled by Mrs Couch VlSlt8d the Toledo Blade plant Elect1on day Extra two m1ll levy for schools carrled The upper grades enjoyed a skatmg party at Rxdgevllle The 7th and 8th grades had a skatmg party at Rxdgevllle The movles Jungle Cavalcade a p1ctu1e of Frank Buck and Brmg em Back Allve was shown The Blue Streaks went o 'wletanmra fol thexr f1rst Basketball game of the season They left Meta mora only broken hearts because the s ore you ee was 32 to 29 1n our tavor Thanksglvmg vacat1on started The Harvest Dance was sponsored by the Socxzl Club The many dancers gllded across the floor to the1r favor1te mus1c furnlshed by the Juke box The Archbold Blue Streaks met the Fayette Eagles ln a bout and won 39 to 29 Smooth salllng so fax Keep It up boys The Ind1ans bowed to the Blue Streaks with a ore of 28 to 26 The old rlvals went home w1th a l1tt1e of thelr war pamt off anvway A skatmg party for the upper grades The c1e'1t of the evenmg Mrs Couch has taken to skatmg Wlth a bang Paul and Bob a bl1nd man were here to gxve a short pro ram Slllglflg and talkxng Bob showed the school how a blmd man wrltes Countv Teachers Meetlng at Metamora Ohlo The K1lt1es were here Wlth a program WhlCh lehghted young and old But' Oh' Those bagplpes wefe too much for us Bang Bang Bangle pm day Everyone contributed each rece1vxng the1r l1ttle red cross A Saturday game at Stryker chalked up another wln for the Blue Streaks The Vlctorlous Blue Streaks dld It agam thls tlme at Jewell wlth a score of 26 20 Close out we sfxll have the tltle Undefeated as yet Our oth consecutive wm Oh' dear' I Just know I ll flunk Why do we have to take tests any way Thls and other re marks could be heard for today IS the day for Ex ery Purvl Tests The Blue Streaks have struck agam Thls tlm thelr vxctlm was Fulton The score they left Fulton wlth was 43 23 Gosh' but It s sure cold' The most frequent explesslon used on the Senlors MOOHllght Slelgh Rlde and Skatlng Party School closed for Chrxstmas Vacatlon The L-lue Streaks struck agam leavmg Pettlsvxlle wlth dlsap poxnted and heavy hearts The score 41 19 Mr Norrls Andre and Mxss Esther Lee spoke thelr vows at the Lutheran Church ln Wauseon MISS Lee 77 I r PI r r , 6, '. ' ' ' ' I U ' . . . 1 7 A ,g A . ' I, A . V . . . - V V 10. , . - . 2, . . . I V . . ' y - :. 14 ' 2 - ' ' 1 ' - ' f . ' ' . lb M A C ' . , - -:Z . 21 ' A ' ' 5 ' , - . S . 24 , ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' . ' ' - . . 25 ' . '. 1 ' ' , ' T ' , ' - . 28 I V ' ' ' i ' U ' ' 3 .. 3 Gy . ,I . ' u ..- . . 4 ' . 'z ' - . l . 5 ' . ' 'F' ' . ' ' - t. 9 ' ' , 1 - ' . - , - A - . 12 .i 1 . ' r ws' f C D ' . , - ' , ' H A .H U I .H Al I 1' EU Xu I O l . 18 - ' , 'g M ' P 'c'- ,D lf .. Oct. 26 The kids, pardon me students were all delighted for they got out of school early, The reason' eThe . 1 ' - '- ' I . ' ' ' - , '1 ' Q . . 2 ' ' 'A ' ' ' 1 2 . ' ' - A 6 - ' . ' - - M' - l Q 1 . 13 ' ' ' ' . yb ' U 'U ' . U ' I ' n I ' . '17 t 1 ' ' ' ' . - . 22 ' ' ' ' . V ' 'V ' ' '. 23 D ' . ' . . 25 E A ' . ' ' -, . 29 ' ' 1 ' s- . ' ' . 3 ' ' 2 - . ' . , f ' ff . 4 , Q ' , Q' ' g - ' ' ' . I 7 - - ' . g ', V - ' . . . . M. . 14 ' ' ' . ' ' e 'A ' 'i ' A ' , . 19 . ' ' . . ' ' ' , 1 ' ' ' ' ' . 23 . ' ' . ' ' ' , ', Dec Dec J'1n Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan .Ian Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan .Ian J an J an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May May May GALE DAR Contmued rs frfth grade teacher here We wlsh them health and happmess Durrng Vacatlon the Blue Streaks scort .1 yet another vlctory Thrs tlme Rldgevrlle bowmg to then 28 8 After the game dancers glrded across the floor to the strams of thelr favorlte band leaders Mu src furnrshed by the Juke nox and was sponsored by the Socral Club Mr Clyde RICE and Mrss Esther Bock spoke thelr weddrng vows at the Reformed Church Mrss Bock rs Englrsh and Musrc teacher We W1Sh them health and happrness throughout therr lxves School opened after Chrzstmas xacatlon Everyone sard they had a wonderful vacatron Two of our teachers were mlsslng Mrs Couch and Mrs Irce Mr Couch had Just arrlwed home from Germary Mrs Fankhouser substrtuted for Mrs Rrce The upper grades had a skatmg parm at I rdgevrlle Ex ery one enjoy ed themselves xery much The Blue Streaks had to bow for the f1rst trme to therr opponert West Unxty 32 2b We had to lose sometrme drdn t we Agaln the Blue Streaks bovx ed thrs t1'1'lP to our old rlvals The Wauseon Indrans 20 19 Today everyone looked or trred to look h s very best The reason prctures for the annual were taken The Blue Streaks held therr own aga n thls trme defeatrng Lyons 33 7 The Blue Streaks lost Swanton defeatlng them 21 14 The excrtement of havrng somet 'IIIIU' ,lzfrercnt came today wlth Mass X Ravs taken as a preventatrve measure agamst T B Pettlsvrlle and Elmlra came here also Oh' how I hate these things I just know I ll flunk Here goes nothmg These remarks among others could be heard from most every classroom Semester Exams were makrng themselves a nursance to every student Pettrsvrlle and Archbold came to a clash rn the P6ttlSY1ll8 gymnasrum The Blue Streaks left rather uownhearted The Blackblrds won 29 27 Second Semester beg ns .vhrcn mean a clean slate for everyone The Blue Streaks met Napoleon afrl cefcattd them 46 29 The Sophomores had a slergh rrde xfter drrvrng around a lot 'hey stopped at Nafzrger s Da rv and had anvthrng they wanted Everyone had a grand trme The Fayette Eagles sorta had therr ftathers plucked by the Blue Streaks 55 33 Chesterfreld sure couldn t stand up under the treatment of our boys the Blue Streaks won 54 12 Stryker came to the Archbold gymnaslum to return the game we played there Archbold won 38 18 Cpl Orrm Kelm returned from Japan Mrs Kerm vxas absent lor three days The God of Our Creatron and They Shall Lrve Forever two f1lms presented to the Hlgh School by the Moody Brble Instrtute of Chrcago Illrnors The teachers had a supper and also a Monte Carlo Party Thrs satlsfled the gamblrng rnstmct but they lost no money they used toy money The Blue Streaks played Delta and Won 30 28 Archbold vs Metamora rn the f1rst evenrng of the tourney Archbold won 28 24 Archbold 27 Lyons 14 Archbold vs Fayette Archbold agarn vrctorrots 40 17 Varrety Program grven by Elementary Chrldren Archbold vs Pettlsvrlle rn Champlonshrp game Archbold won over Pettrsvllle rn a very close game 17 16 Archbold berng the County Champrons went to Lerpsrc and battled agarnst Farmer Center Farmer won 46 29 tThe boys forgot therr grapenuts m Reverend Graber a mrssronfrrv from Chma and Indra spoke to us rn our f1rst chapel program tlns se mester 'loday the students were all remrncled of how rmportant safety IS A lecture was grven by a reprcsfn tatrve from the New York Central Rwrlroads The students Wrtnessed a very rnterestm educatronal IHON19 on frve assorted toprcs Today a few Senlor students journeyed to Wauseon to take the scholarshrp test The Junrors lnvrted the hlgh school teachers and students to the f1rst skatmg party rn the sprrng season The Senrors enjoyed Chlcken dmners and Lhrcken rn the ruff at Bunnys Mr Frye a maglcran entertamed the tudents wrth a mystlfyrng program called Frye s Mvsterles The boys are out practrclng agarn ror the sprrng baseball games Fulton County Teachers Assoclatron meetmg at Wauseon ent1tled us to a day of partxal freedom from the everlastrng grrnd Croan' Sob sob' They re here agaln those every pupil tests that we would much rather make a bonfrre wrth than take The boys are eatrng then xx heatres eJery day so that Archbold Wlll make a good showmg now that the track seasor IS here The skatmg partres are strll rn full swrng everyone attendrng havrng a grand trme Drstrrct and State Scholarshrp Tests were gn en ard a few rnte lrgent puprls attacked them Good rrrday was welcome today as a partral holrday from school The chapel program vsas well attend The elghth graders werent as happy today as some the tests were taken wlth an arr of Thank good they ll soon be over The arr was frlled wrth expectatron for the upper classmen The Jumors were gettrng ready for the blg socral event of the year The Ju nor Senror Banquet Everyone had a won lerful trme The Senrors presented ther onlv plav of the year It was the last performance thetf wrll awe as Scnrors for thelr Alma Mater The Baccalaureate Sermon was delryered to the Senror Class by Reverend Short Commencement the excltmg rroment each Senror has long avxarted has come and .,Jne Each of them are no 'anger students but alumm of good ol Archbold Hlgh School closes upon another year of book learnm 78 . 28 ' ' ' ' . 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Twins at WAHS School SCENES mxbk 1 nw Q f glinvmaffwt . gg jx' vfjluwo s--4 Ml!! O!! J V xW' 1' Students Teachers Parents and Frxends ThlS year book was made avallable to you at a reasonable prlce throu h the whole hearted co opera tnon and Hnanclal support of the frxenclly merchants of our community They have demonstrated their good Wlll toward our school and thelr support IS reatly appreciated by the senlor cla s of 1946 Let s extend our patronage and good will to them ln the same frlendly manner ln whlch they have lven lt to us SI r 7 P ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 l 1 1 11 1 1 'J 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 ,X 1 f : l L 1 N Lv! 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Nqember Bank Federal Reserve Svstem Member Federal Deposlt lnsuranc Col poratlon ARCHBOLD O HIO In fac1l1t1eQ, IH resources and ln the smrxt of cooperatmn th1S bank 12 ldeallv sulted to Vour needs RO OOO 00 S 25 U00 O0 Sl 766 747 O0 Capltal Surplus DCDOSltS Ole FIChRS DIRECT ORS E W Murnhv C P GYISIGY C D Hauee Iohn R1Ch A C Faglev S C Nofzmg r Nlax V Mlller S C Nofzlnger V Pres E W Wlurphv Ch rn ef Board L D Hause Al1dltOF T VV Dlmke Caehler R C Fmn ASQ t C3Sh1CY Mav V Nllller ACS t Caehver MV1 tle Rupp Bookkeerer 8-L fl! I ' r..,............ 3 J q 1 Xxfilmer I. Eicher---Pres. Vifilmer I. Eiclfer . J. . ' V, I . . . .--- - , -l i. . n S af ,, . , , -. 4 4,4'4,a'4,4,4, '. -' r A vaaaaav 414 xii!!! ffl? ' Ill I'l'!4' Complxme-nts of MILLER AUTO SUPPLY GOODRICH TIRE DISTRIBUTORS Phone Z8 Archbold Ohlo S rx 4 4 1 lx O'f'r'l4I'f't'!'l'!'l't ITrTr'ill'l'l4r'f'f'f'I'I'Ill'I'IlrlrCIIT!lffvl!lr'I'fl''f'r'.O'l'ldl'r'r'r'l'r'!'r'l'r'I'f'f,r'!l!'l'f'r'I4r'I't r I I 85 'Y ' ' '4'l'l,l, ' ' 'l'I'l'l'4'I,I'I'4,I'l'l'l'd'l'l'l,I'l,I'J'I'I'ifI,l,l'I'l,4'l'I'f'l,I'I,!,I,I'I I I I 0,1 1,4 I I Irlrl ' ,4 'I 'I X X XX xxi XI W2 X Y xx YK xK xx xx xx xx xx Wx Wx xx xx XX si xx NK Y Y x8 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xk xK xK xx xt ' xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xX xx xx xx xx xx xx I' I' xx xx xx 3 xx xx xx xx xx 1' I' 'I 'I I' I' xx xx xx xt V x xx xt xx xx xx xx xx xt xx 55 xx Wx xx Q xx Wx xx ,S xx ,S xx ' :S N x xx Qs xx g x O xx 0 xt x' xx Q: 1- '- x xx IK 1- xx yt I' lx xx I xx xx Q xx Q xx 0 xx yx N K xx xx I- lx 5 X I' xx xx xx xx . xx ,I x xx x It IX xx xx xx xx xx xx xx x xx 0 xx C xx xx xx xx xx xt xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx If lx x xx Lugblll Bros , Inc 6' '5 f x Archbold 0hlo OF U . 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Nh?-1-,f ' 2 I I ' I 4 fs, Q2 'Q 1-Q ' X x X 1 .,,- --' I ijjj , GRIESER S mm :ummm co A Complete Lme of Parts and SCYVICC Phone 4127 Phone No 88 9 ARCHBOLD, OHIO IVIONTPELIER, OHIO RUPP'S DEPENDA LE CHICKS PRDFIT - MAKERS They llve and Lay They Pay YOU HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF NEARLY 30 YEARSS EXPERIENCE WHEN YOU BUY RUPPS CHICKS AI L KINDS OF POULTRY EQUIPMENT AND ULTRA LIFE FEEDS RUPP S ARCHBOLD HATCHERY Phone 177 and 409 ARCHBOLD OHIO 89 I 2 v . 7 L , i 1- ' A' ' ' nL'Li.al' fl -' DQ4D14Di4 DH4 D 4 DQ4 DH4 D 4 D14 Di4 D 4 D-Q4 Comphments of IIIIPPS FURNITURE 00 The Largest Excluslve Home Purmshers m N01 thwestern Ohlo The Store of Better Quallty For Less Money PROMPT AI TENTION WESTINGI-IOUSE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES R C A RADIOS DQ4 DQ4 DQ4 D1014 D14D14Dl4Dl DQ4 DQ4 Di4 9 1 PERSONAL SERVICE o Jw 1' -4 1 .- 1 f V' A ' . , 1 :- x g Iw0w0u40'10 0'- 0 0 0N4 ?-1010 Q0-1010 -40-0 0. auf?-1040 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 SHORT FURNITURE CUMPANY 5 1 5 1878 CONC RATULATIOINQ TO THE LLAQS OF 1946 Twiss Tire and Appliance Intersection of South 20 and Route 66 ARCHBOLD OHIO PHONE 6143 Electrrcal Applrances lladros rres Accessorres Electrrcal Servrcc Molor llewrndrng 0llllllLE M El0HEll ARTHUR L TWISS 92 v I I I T- I I I I I I A . I -'Af -----A--1.5.51 V- - -'- qgr -' ' -1,1 ' 1-' '0K0'0?'40 '0' 4040-10: I I 5 I SOUTH SIDE SERVICE FENDER AND BODY REPAIR Phone I I COAL GRAIN FEED GRIND and MIX GRAIN AND COAL COMPANY 93 mioiuioiuioiz Mliill-UMD-0'HI Comphments of IIIIFZIGER DAIRY FIIRM Wholesaler and Reta1Ier of PURE GUERNSEY MILK CHOCOLATE MILK COTTAGE CHEESE HOME MADE ICE CREAM Phone 6258 Comphments f SHORTS DRESSING PLIIIIT DEALER IN LIVE and DREJSED POULTRH TURKEYS A SPECIALTY Di! Til lil Ml IMC DMC D-l Pi! lillil D11 9-I ll , ll 3 U 2 Q T Y DHUQUQK lilID'Q-GD-lllllili!MU1UQl lil R Q Y O I , H I, fi L4 3 G .. , K .- Compllments NORTHWESTERN TELEPHONE SERVICE Archbold Ohm Compliments of ORA E LAIIBER and 80N CLOTHING SHOES INSURANCF Archbold Ohlo 9 v 01 l .4 7 Y-0-K,-0-U-0-1 0'-0i'UiU'Q1l'QI Compllments of RED 0ROSS DRUG STORE REXALL STORE ARCHBOLD OHIO CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1946 FAGLEY SEED G0 l-4 ! 0-K D11 Dil l 1 D-Q1 ! l l 0-I l 96 , ll 1: U A - 5 6 QUQUQK11123.-UliillllilIHQUQCQ1 Di-I 3 A 9 T l C' .. , 1 . S 4',4,4,4'4'4'4'4'4,4,4,4'4'4,4,4,4'4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4,4,4'4,4,4'4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4'4,4'4'4'4'4'4'l 4 4'4'4'4,4,4'4,4,4'4,4 4 Vkflth Our Compllments BERNATH S CREAM STATION W C BER TH 4444444444444 44444 4444444 444444 CNCl'I'1Dl11'i'1GIltS of HELEN S DRY GO0DS ARCHBCI D 01410 44 44 4 4444 44 4'4 'rlI ' r44444444444444 QI Q 444444444 444'444444444444444 43- 4 x X xg Y x K x x xx A X xx W x J y , K x xx -.K xx . x x x 1 x X xx 58 xx I xx X xx W Q X X 1 x , x x x v 1 x v R xx Y x ,X VR r . . xx X , xx ' XX A X .,- x , x x X x x Wx xx , x X K g X , x y x 4 x 5 x xx Wx .lx xx .A , V: S x x x e 4 W 4 x x Wx xx W , x x Wx xx Y Q X x X Q xx -.' xx 0 x xx ' x xx Y ., x x Wx wx xx ZX xx xx Y K X x' X N x W x K x x C xx x x X ,K X H. xx lx 'II I I I I I I I I I I I I I'I'I'I4I'I'I'IJI'IJIdI I I I 4' P,f':I'I I I I I I I 1 IaI'I4 I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'I'IlI'I,I,I I I I I I l'I' xx if xt K N ' x x -. xx 0 xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xi xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx 'x xx X - xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx x 'x x xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx ' xx xx , J A x xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx x xx 'I X xt x 4 4 ,I I , ' , , I 'I' r , ' rI'I'I,I'I,I,IrI,I,I,4'I'4'I,I'I,I,I,I,I'I'I'I,I,I'I'I,I' , , 'I'I'I'I,I'I,I,I I I I I I I J I I ' wr wow wow aww fmwxcmwz ww MW wr ww wr Compliments of RIIFFER'S MARKET RED 81 WHITE STORE ARCHBOI D OHIO WWKQJWKQJWKJWKJWKXJWKJWKEJWKQJWKEJWKJWKQJWK, Gkwfz WMV Y'wfU Y'wfD Wwfx WWW Mfxfxwfx X'w'fxf-X'MfK'X'MfO'YMfR Comphments f Gliy Drug Siore A T DESBOEUFS Archbold Ohlo Q2WkDNJWkDL0WkJ 1NJWkJQJ'WkJQ9Wk9Q40Wk.N.0Wk. QJWKBNJWKJ 915 K-0 5' -Q, CT ii T T T o Q, CT T 'T 'Z C7 Q, -7 T 'LT af CTS a W 5 . J , 2 QN 9 Q 0. JJ J 9 Q 'J CL 9 'U CL J4 4 JJ J7 f' J ' Q ' fa LT if 'T if NGO 'TGS ef' 1,59 vs 1,5 ef' 3 I . 9 IQ 1 I., . P O . E P ' O 5 I G E . , 1 .. . 9 L, IT 9 Q 2 s e gg fl aw v fi 5 r lx 'I lj 0 r J 1 Compllments of The Farmers and merchants Siate Bank ARCHBOLD OHIO Capltal 575 O00 Surplus SI00 OOO Federal DCpOSlt Insurance Corporatlon Compllments The Vermer Mclaughlm Probeck Go HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL FARIVI IIVIPLEIVIENTS Oldsmobde SPORTING GOODS General Electrlc Internatlonal Halvester Co C O A I.. - 9 1 . a I 9 I I - l I 1 n u n Q Compllmentq of WILLARD G IIIILLER NUFZIGER DAIRY STORE CDa1r5fJ CP1 Oducts LL NCHEQ Manufacturers of NCFZIGER S DEI UXE ICE CREAM Phone 8 Archbold Ohl 3 1 0'-14 191 0'0H0 - ju fl JVQIQ' 3 3 Q l'6 ' lkf IXQNQ: ll '0 f 7140- 5'f'v'15'Q'r'r'v'r'r'f'r'r'r'r'r'v'f'r'r'r'n'r'f'f'l'f'r'r'r'f'r'f'r'f'r'r'Q'r'r'f'r'f'r'i'f'f'Q'r'r'f'f'f'f'r'i'r'f'ffv'f'r'f'f'f'f'r'r'r'r' ' x l To The Class of 46 Compllments of CHRISTY l'l10TOR SALES 4'1,4,a'4,4'4'4,4'd'4'4'l,a,l,4,4,4'4,4,l,l'a,l'd,4,d'a,d'v ,4,4,4,4'd'I'l,d'l'f 'I'l'4,l.l'4'l,4'4'l'l,a'l,d'4'4'4,l'4'I'4'4,I,l,l'l'l'4' ' Comphments of STOTZER S Same Corner Smce 1858 ARCHBOI D QLDE T RETAIL STORE Harold Stotzer, 1916 Bob Stotzer, 1939 Don Stotzer, 1945 I I ' '4'4,v'f'4'd'l,I'l,I' xI,4,f,4'd,4'lla'4'A,4,I'I'4'I'4'4,4'l,4'4,4'l,l'l'l'I'l'l,4'4'4'4,4'S4'4'4,ard,4,4'd'l,I'4,4'l'4'J'4'l'l,4'4,l'4, ' , 101 x ,N IS x' x' 'I x' WI x' YI x' YI x' NI x' x' x' 'I x' V' x' x' x' YI xx xx, x' WI x' WI x xK Q, . x. x' N' x xx 2' xt xt xx x - x x' x' x' x' xt xt xx xx xx xx x' x' x' x' x' xx x' x' x' x' 'I 'I x xx xx x' x' x' xt K I' I' xx xx xx xx xx xx 'I 'I 'S Iv 5 v' xx Vx x 55 xx lx Q' xx 4 0 xx - . ' ,S , x 3 'Q x' 5, e yy xK K xI Z' xx S' xx 'V I xx x x x I- 'S 'I I It Z: :I . 3. xx x8 x' x' xx xx xx xi x' , 9 xx S' xx xx x x 3. fx Ss u YT xx xx xx xx xx xx K 7 K 3. , fx x' x' x' x' x' x' x' x' x' x' xx SI xt x: Y It It I' I' xx xx xK xf xK xK xK xH x8 xK xx xx x' xx x' xt K fx 1 ' f O J Short Floor Covering J X I I LNUI IlINLIlINUf ' Q I Compliments of U I . l'I.l'l'II Fl' L PETER EICHER and SON Poultry s CONC RATULATIONS TO THE CLASS Ol' I946 Archbuld ladder Company 103 Compllments of F RENOH'S REFRESHMENTS and SANDWICI-IES STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS ru0v.0'-10' 101'- X X X XX X XX XX X X Q XQXNXXMX XXNSNXXXXXX XXX S XXX NXX XX XXXXN XX XX XX SX ef V' gy Gi OD ! wg E W 'E XXS XXX XXX X BRENISER SERVICE Phone 27 f-X1 0-0-01-0-X0-0 A0104 O4 1 .. A X f XXX XX XX X X X V X X, XXX XX XX XX XXXX XX X -'X5 ' Q XXX XX XXXX XNXXNWXXXXW X -'-'flwi XXXXX X .XXXXX5 -XXX X. X ,L k X X XXAXXXX - X X KXL X XXX-X. X-,XX X--XXXXXXXXX, X. 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X X .XXXXXX ..XX - - .- I' To The Cla s of 1946 CONGRATULATIONS SUCCESS HGNI E RESTAURANT GARALD SPCERLE Prop Archbold CIMO Compllments of 0HIO 81 MICHIGAN LIVESTUCK BEMEDY CU Nlanufacturers of WOLVERINE STOCK PGWDER Archbold Ohlo RCSICICDCP Phone ZR 4 I 9 Factory Phone 96 E W SHADEL - IL S Comphments of 7l0v0-f0'l0Y0'H0'- DeKALB QUALITY HYBRID SEED CORN NELSDN E RUPP DEALER ARCI-IBOLD OHV John Deere 31 llty Farm Machinery Dodge Job Rated Trucks Dodge and Plymouth Automohlles For Your Proflt and Pleasure LIECHTY MOTOR SALES Phone 50 106 m0u7v.0w0M0w0'J Y Y I N J 7N0'G0K01 10M9H00 l7'0f '10'10' 40 . . Q1 e 9 .EagtflfcIf,IIIlr!,O'Ialll!!If,II!lilflllllll!,I,f'!,I,f4P9,!5ggw,Ig'!'! JP'O'P,I,f6669,f,I,P,flf Ilc llflldlff'f'f'fJ!'f, l ARCHBOLD SEED 81 FEED STORE, Inc Flelcl and Garden Seeds Feeds, Poultry, Dairy, Hog, Beef, Cattle, Etc Custom Grmdmg and MlXlDg WAN WERUER mgl' Phone 237 Archbold Ohlo a'p,4'1,4,1'4,4,4,lil'I,J,v,1,J'4,4,d,a'a'4,v,4'4,a,4,4,l,1 '4,4,4,I'4,4,4'l,l'f' 'J 'I ,4 'd ,I ,I ,I '4 'I 'J ,4 ,J 'I If ,I 'I 'l'l 'I ,431 ,J 'O ,431 ,I '4'4 'a , JDHN RICH 81 SON FORD SALES Archbold Ohlo I 4 l I I I I I 4 4 J 4 I figfiffffaflflffffY'Ifl?alll''IIf'I'Illlllilllf'I,f95Il'lall9'I,f,IIflllllliigffgffdldfllllfllflfg iff If! 9 f I V Y l I f f I I 107 f . ' QQ5 Y f QI It wx xx S x zx X xx :x 4 x zx tx it xt z- :X zl '3 Y If 'I x ' X x' ' x x' X x ' X SK xx It xx Q Q xx x t 2- :- K x X . . . 0 xx :- :K K x Wx xx ZH 'X x X xx X 6 1 ' xx 1 x lx 1 :Q W: 9 xx xx yt x xx I' 1 x SQ xx xt X If '- x X xx X ri :Q ,H x' W' xx xx x' Nt xx X xx Wg X x , x -e V xx - ' xx 35 xt x 5, 2- wg S x 'VK zx x8 S W S xt xt xg xt xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx Wx 5 X 'I 28 wx 4' lx xt x' xx xx xx xt xx xx x x x: x' xx xt Ss xx xx x x x' xt 0 xx xt xx xx tx ' xx W xt x' xx xt 'Ss Vx xx sx xx xx lx fx 'I 'I Qt Qt x' x' x' x' 'I 'I Z- lx x' x' x' x' x x r. 3 55 E E E - - ' l l lil Di! lil Dil 2-1 Dil il D11 D l l 1 PQI Scott Theatre NQRTHWESTVPN QT-HQ Q FINESI LITTLE THEATRE APCT-TBQLD QT-TIC All of tne Best plctures Snovxn The Best un Prolectuon and Sound Plus Seating Comfort Matinee Sundays Arr Condltaoned Phone TQ A510599 Compllments of DR J R PETERS H01-ff-0 00ww ma-0-0-0-0-who-anaf-4 108 D F' ' . .J I ' 1 1 :il D K lil ii! lil Dil D 'l D-14 Di! Pl! li! id k -0M 'f-0 H0 W 5 0 0 0 ?DGWWfT,GNMfDGNWf?,5WWfEGWWZ,GNvUfD'RUfD5NNfD7NUfD5YUfT,GNMVD,g 9 Q2Qk9QOQL9Q0'WkbGNM7DQJWkDQJWk9Q2W4k9QJ'Wk9QAQki'Q2WQ G 0 COMPLIMENTS OF I J e Grisier's Funeral Home ' 3 I AMBULANCE SPRVICE J Phone 223 Photography LEDNE STUDIO fNMV'G'5MVNGWMf NWfNGNM7N'WWfNGNM7D'NMl56NMfDfNWfDGWM7 'NQ7U Q2W19uJWkJQ9WkDv0WkJ.IWk,Ql0k9QJWkDylQk,xJWk,,JfQk9.l0L9 109 ,u ,I ,I Xl H 2 'n ' :J 9 BY 9 6 STURGIS, MICHIGAN C 9 3 e Q 4, u 1, .0 1. u J 1, J nf ' U 9 L2 ffwwm rmom ffwwfe frwfe ffwrw rwr, Qxfwrw awww fwwfa awwfm fwfwff CFNIN ln XI ALlTIONl'I'IxINl Ln' I ll I' NSI' D I nmphnwnts ut 0 S McEImurry lnl' Xl l4Nl XTI' BR Jlxl' lx DPINI KI Sl 1.4.1-ox Krchhnlcl Ohm Url HBOI D OHIO um 4 T0 IHI' A I 0MPLlWlI N'I'S Q ' ASS Ol 1' J 1 S 1:1 Nl xusnrs f Beauty Shoppe Short s ll X SIPBLNPKK 'ont Funeral Home nc 'I ll QJWRJQJWK LjQkLN'3JWkJgjWk'JlJWk, ' ' -JWK-5k-JWKJZ-WWKJ 110 Q, Q Q 0 1 1 l I ' ' 12 I , i,.'I'.-1 A'II'.'i X I ', Q Q ' :A , 1 1 ' 1, . I I P ' I Q, . . . . . 1 ' ' ' l IN cj 3 a , , . , , l'h f 127 3 ' 2 G 'F lx. Q' lf' lo 31, . IW .-Y-. vv f . ,-'- 3 '. Q ' I I . 1 g 'T j CONGHAPU1,-xT1oNf: ' ULASS OF 1946 I U, LTO I ml xg 1 1 v . 9 jd 5.5, V7 My 1 Q, ! ZEI gl lx! , I - 1, w . . 1 . 5' 2 1 . ,. Q , I 1 1 1 H 4 01 , x. ., G P, 7 . '. U I H' I ' ' QN I ll , 1 38 N el P G N5 Pho ' 1. K-3ff T, . ,II 2' ' ' ' 'fQ.!WkJLJWkb ZWNJ W ' ' ' I 3 3 3 4 5 2 Q 5 4 S 5 or Yu INNI Il XXI IIN Gotshall Mfg Go BENDIX lll G Theobald Xl IUNIXFIK HOWII' I XI NDR! XI IONlKI'Il HOWII- IIi0NI'I. Agency I hone P ARC IIISOLD OHIO X r Ill UI U UI I0 I mnphma nts of E F B d D c l nmnlmu nts of Sauder In IROPIIXK IIC III' XLTII NI' RY If I' ompany IxI'Nl'YYl'D III' XI TH IIII' NXTI Ii-KI RPNI 1' I' If 'Q Q!WWgLQf'Q'K.91.9'W'XbQ20KD'QJQQl1'lJWXS'lf'QKL'l2WYL'9'W'k.l l!'WfQ'QfWK.flJQKff 111 'Tw' it f' in 'T . T15 --5, Ti 1. it-.. , . ,Q . I ,, , ,V lx. Ng ,YQ gs ' ul. 5 ' The V V 'n . .' . Q 'H L, 1 I LI 6 ' ' 1 ., . I 'r . 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' ' IK' L' ' , v v ,. v1 3 Y Y CLASS OF '46 Compliments 114 G C nmplrmonts of 0ra Rupp INSI KKNC I- AND LIY ESTOK K DF XLFK Pho 0 .348 P-0w0-1010'-0f0A0A0f010w.9-10 C omplm ents Imlra Elevator I' I WIIKA OHIO D1 alerg rn GR XIX FI'I'D IAFKTILIIER COXL I'I'NfL VND I- -XRNI SL PPLILS Inu Xrc Always Welcome at Elnura lhuns HU' L B Frey and Sons I Il NIBINO Ind Ill' XT!Nl PL'I PISX II I I' OHIO l0 0 -0 1.01-.0U'-0 0196 0 rossgrove Garage AI 'IONIOBILI' and IR XC IOR I'IRl-S BXFPI' LIPS 1 XS .md OII I honf- Hi I' lmlrl, 5 9 3 5 I 10 H0 Quad 0-0.-47-101 04.0u.0u.0A0 1-fv.0n47v.01-10 010-16 7 W 0 10 0 1 r A .. 4 LA ' D ,, , V ,V -4 I ,4 , , ,V .. xl LA - v . ' In k . v , . , V' V 4 1 - 5.5 , . Av I ..4 .. ' f I 1' - 'A . X 9 4 K Q Q 1 A A I I I I ' A v ' I 5. ' . - I I ' , v 1 P' n-4 W rv ,N f n- . . ,4 . ,f I I, I 1-- i 1 A .. :- : :I .. . 2 . , A w k -' 4 . 1 -1 ,.. f. .J 1 X, gl x .. x RUTH S STORE Everythlng For The Farm and H n GROCERH S HARDWARE DRY GCODS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES GENERAL MUSE D P Roth and Son Elmrra Ohlo Phone 2392 BLACKSMITHING dm GUXICQAL REPAIRING Ele trrc and Acetylerwe Weldrng Weqon and Trailer Work 0 G STANNARD ELMIRA GARAGE CLAYTQN HEFR prop Automobrle and Tractor Reparrs Batterres :res GHS Accessorres Elmrra 0hIO phone 7592 1 116 COMPLIMENTQ an BEST WISHEQ to the Class of 1946 Your Furniture Home Acrcs From Lugblll s Auction 7 5 ' 0 we r r .-N I C , , A 4 I I I I Elmira, Ohio , . d - , . T' ' v s ' 1 ' ' s l , l fwwv ,mow .www .wow fxewwrwww Nw.mw..wr wffwwffwf Lugbull s Fleming s ar e NlXND'Xlv.D1XN Nl KNOX wc mam n s H ' 'Ol HHINHN HOST I0hlLl'll1 I OOD Nl KIJCI' I 'Ni ll XXI' l H011 I' NH' X I N 1 8,1 one Kr: hhold Ohm lIl'N BPLN-XIII lrup lller Brothers F E Nichols and ssoclates UHNF dm' Bl I IDOIPK I'Il'K um AI coxna xc rom Wm If r LXC XX XFINC C ONTL Xl TOKS W H01 PNXI I' lnll lil' TXII l I'l IKM XL SI Pl Lll'N fs 'l'1 ' fm' xmnmni om., lhnns ' 'D mm 'Vu 3.JWkL'LI 'NfJWk.5lZ2Qk3Q,0WkblJWkSfl.9GkL'!JWkL,JWk.' ',xi.0W'B.f l.iNQ.LlJWLE1 ll, -It il 'Q if 'Q T 'Fx 'TX 9 Qt 3 Tx 0 L' l' f- T T n 0 n 1 T . 1 .. v Q :za I 1 1 I , 8 1, 1' ' t 1 1 N Q ny ' 2 I , A .. :ru qu 1-' ' .r 1' A , A. . 1 , . , . , , ., . . NIL' 'Pl . .. .I 10i'!'4 Nj I 4 l A A. K Pl: mm- lil' le Ql'.XI.l'l'Y Gli0l'l'IlIll'lS .7 . ,X rn - 27: I . x A , 0 i . I. ' I '. 'A ' ' , ' . 5 . 6 . X X HP a .1 P :I I 5 ,T 'f . . S l I I 2 QA' V: -I f A- Q 1 A v ,AA X L, . L 2 '17 :,: ' ' 'J - ' 1 w ' ' ' ' 0 Q ini.: v..zwv D. ,-M, 2 l-'Y' ' H -1: F xx- I . 'P ' - 20. J Pl - .wa 45 Q .- - Cc my hmcnt QLDSMQBILV CAPS H GD NTERNATIONAL TQUCKS D, trbutm f SALES and QERV1 E Rawlelgh s FOOD HEALTH PRODUCTS Probeck Go Arghl all Olu - Compl mente of EAT AT THE Lugblll Restaurant 0ri HOXAI COOKED FOOD P nn 92 JESSEI SHORT llb m w' 1 s l , - 1 W I K- I d , ' I 'S i 0 , 5. V ' 1 THE I n , Lugbill Addition I . Archlwold Uhio ' vc L, 0 i . ho ' L -'-0-10 05' 01'-0Y0K0 -QV01' SLLCESS md BEST Vw ISHES to thc. Q omplrnunts cf Frsh s Varreiy Siore Ll ASS Of 1946 5 I0 S100 Ind Up Arghbold Ohm Grocery 81 Bakrng Co COWPLIMENTQ Complrmenm of Ercher Coal 00 Noizmger Bros LAMONJT YACKEE PONTIAC SALE? and SERVICE 0-0f-01-01-.0-0 0-10-10'-0-'-ffl-'01-10'-0-0-0' 1 1 9 n 0.. -V. N ,. -, X ... , X r E , . . 5, 1 xx 1 I , I . n 1 - I I I 'f I f' f-0-' . ..f -.., fa f.. 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NOEZIGEIQ EDUCATION 2 I ira, O io Q 1 121 Lflll IDU IDP lrllb' B111 S I wlsh Columbus had been a Frenchman Allan D vxnyr B111 S I put hlm that way on my exam paper Pat F That drxver ahead must be Mrs Couch my school teacher John S Vthat makes you thmk so Pat F She seems so reluctant about lettlng me pass Mr Farber Maptme what does NO stand for' Maxlne F Just a mlnute Ive got lt rlght on the end of my tongue Mr Farber Well huxry up and splt lt out Its n1tr1c acld Nell Say Daddy what do you call a man that drlves a car'7 Mr Spengler Well son that depends on how close he comes to me M Lolton We w1ll have only a half a day of school this mormng Freshmen Hurray' Hurray' Mr Lorton We w1ll have the other half thls af texnoon Dlplomacy The art of lettlng someone else have your own way Lorgnette A dxrty look on a stlck Judge You flomlt you drove over th1s man wlth a loaded truck? hm 0 Yes your honor Judge And vxhat have you to say ln your defense? hm O I dldn t know lt was loaded not pronounce the letter corxectly M Parker trvmg to lmprove h1s speech asked hum to repeat Robelt gave Rlchard a rap m the ribs for roastlng the rabblt so rare After a moments thought Arden sa1d Bobby gave D1ck a poke 1n the s1de for not cookmg the bunny enough Europe A collectlon of countrles Wlth chlps on Lhelr shoulders and none on the table Marv F I I won a, prlze 1n a recent contest for bashfulness Marv Fllen R What was the pr1ze'? Mary F I I dont know I was too bashful t0 go up and get It Verda F MV brothers vufe just had a baby Donna S Boy or g1rl Verda F I-Te dldnt say now I don t know whether I m an aunt or an uncle Jlm I Mv gxrl has turned agalnst me Im golng to covrv-mt sulclde Ive nothlng to lose Don B V! ell tlghten your belt you re losmg your pants Mrs RICE I ova mu b do you charge for taklnsf ch1l 122 dren s photographs 'P Photographer Flve dollars a dozen Mrs Rlce Youll have to glve me more tlme I have only ten nova Parrot The only creature g1fted wlth the power of speech that IS content to repeat Just what It hears wlthout trylng to make a good story DeRoyce Hormsh wandered up to a clerk m the shoe department What s the matter Sonny? asked the man Please s1r xx alled the chlld Have you seen a lady vuthout a boy vt ho looks llke me'7 Functlons at the tashlonable hotels ln London have nearly reached normal At the Plccadllly every body drew to attentlon when the page boy called for a Mr N6utIOSp0nSldVHhCl A dlgnlfleo lookmng Latxn slowly rose to hxs feet and asked What 1n1t1als please? Lols Kleck Id llke for you to come over and have dmner Wlth me Mrs Couch Thank you but your classvuork lS al ready satlsfactory Mononolx t A man who keeps an elbow on each arm of h1s theatre seat Out West baseball fans heaved a slgh of rel1ef when one of the r less popular urnmres was called up for mductlon by the Army Thexr lubllatlon was short llved hovxevel when he was rcge ted The rea son defectne v1s1on A boy and a ZITI were walklng alone a shady road 1n the moonllght The boy was carrvlng a large pall on h1s back a chlcken 1n one hand a cane 1n the other and leadmg a goat Thev strolled along sllentlv untll they came to a large tree T m afraxd to be walklng along here Wxth you sa1d the glrl coylv you might trv to klss me B1t how could I protested the boy wxth all these thwgs I m carI'V1n0f'P Well she answered you could stlck the cane 1n the ground t1e the goat to lt and put the chlcken under the pall What s your name llttle boy asked the mlms er Rex answered the lad And how old are you Rex Accordmg to mv school exam I have a psycho l00'lFal age of ten a moral age of three anatomlcallv I m cxen mentally I m nlne but lf vou are referrlng to my chronologlcal age Im elght Slgn ln a Detlolt restaurant vshose owne s obu ouslv were perturbed over the1r llght fingered custo mers As our sllverware IS not medlclne lt should not be taken after meals' Havmg eaten m a fancv hotel the customer was pavlng h1S blll when he notlced a paper dollar lymg close to the cash1er s elbovs Whv do you keep that dollar b1ll there he a ked curlously Oh that responded the cash1er I tap It on 1 r ' I ' r ' I 1 ' a . 1 ' ' ' ' - V ' , I ' ' l . .' 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