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

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Donald Don” Lantz . . . timid but reck- less . . . “Why Print That” printers ap- prentice . . . track squad. Grace Grade” Dominique . . . graceful flirtatious eyes. . . dancing feet . . . she’s got rhythm . . . “It’s the French in me” says Gracie. Naoma “Of ” Fagley . . . “Clipper’s” edit- or-in-chief . . . fourth-district shorthand- contestant . . . has a yen for “Napoleons” (little men with big minds) . . . mind of worlds and whirls . . . mezzo voice in glee club . . . innocent, fragile, defendant in “At- torney For Defense” , , , chorus in “Up In The Air” . . . “In Arcady”. Carl “Lovey” Lovejoy . . . mile winner... track letter-man . . . good nature wins him many friends . . . bass section in glee club . . . “Man From Nowhere” . . . “In Arcadv” . . . “Up In The Air” . . . “Clipper’s” his- torian . . . band and orchestra. Walter “Waldo Mahler . . . athletic manager, two years . . . “A” association . . glee club . . . “Up In The Air” . . . “In Arcady” . . . genial . . . playful. Virginia Jo” Fetters . . . alumni editor of “Clipper” . . . head cheer leader . . . her life is Vernier-ed . . . “Attorney For De- fense” . . . “Why Print That” . . . “O-Kay” . . . “The Man From Nowhere”. 17

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 Lois “Pook” Barger . . . gathered humor for the “Clipper” . . . likes her basketball games well won . . . especially by the cap- tain . . . soprano in glee club . . . giggler be- tween notes . . . danced in chorus of “Up In The Air” . . . trilled in chorus and danced “In Arcady” . . . thinks “Sugar” is sweet . . . snappy black eyes with a mean- ing all of their own. Robert “Prince Heer . . . man about town . . . prefers blondes . . . glee club . . . sowed his wild oats with motorcycles . . . dislikes English . . . may be the Irish in him . . . baseball . . . “A” association. Donald “Pat Hollincshead . . . glee club tenor . . . track star . . . league record in Hundred-yard dash . . . baseball player, also basketball .'. . “Up In The Air” . . . “Man From Nowhere” . . . “In Arcady” . . . “Attorney For The Defense” . . . under- takes anything .. . the original great lover . . . “Clipper’s” calendar chronicler. Martha Jane “Jane Bourquin . . . salu- tatorian . . . literary editor of “Clipper” . . . “Man From Nowhere” . . . “Attorney For Defense” . . . Bowling Green Scholarship Contest . . . viola in orchestra. Kathryn “Kay” Dimke . . . the auburn- haired associate editor . . . mayor’s daugh- ter ... a masterful temper ... a kinship for Packards . . . district typing-contestant . . . secretary (the unusual type) in “The Attorney For The Defense” and “Man From Nowhere” . . . must be an ambition ... saxaphonic wail (or appeal) in band and orchestra . . . contralto in girls’ glee club. Ralph “King” King . . . man of many schools . . . dictionary is his friend . . . sticks closely to facts . . . studious, scien- tific, inventive . . . disarming drawl . . . de- pendable . . . “Clipper’s” historian. 16

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Imogene Jean Harvey . . . County’s 4-H representative at Columbus . . . basketball team . . . Katharine Hepburn coiffure . . . dislikes “Red Sails In The Sunset” . . . growing hope chest, stitch by stitch . . . first 3 years at Ridgeville . . . “Clipper's” typist. Clayton Clatc” Nofzinger . . . track squad . . . scoffs at difficulties . . . glee club the quartette’s warbler . . . chorus in Up In The Air” ... In “Arcady” . . . admirable pluck. Clarence Rich Rich . . . advertising manager of “Clipper” . . . Bowling Green Scholarship Contest . . . district bookkeep- ing contestant . . . high tenor in glee club . . . “Watch the Fords go by”. Bertha Toots Keim . . . quiet and pleas- ant little miss ... her slogan—“The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach” . . . takes bookkeeping to heart . . . looking for- ward, maybe . . . loves chatter and drone of radio as she lies in bed . . . school librarian . . . favorite song is “Alone” . . . “G”-man’s prospect. Clela Kinky” Lugbill . . . sparkling per- sonality . . . dancing brown eyes . . . attract- ive smile . . . contestant in state English test . . . “Clipper’s” joke editor . . . laughs like the tinkling of bells. Robert Bob” Roedel . . . class secretary- treasurer . . . third sacker . . . “A” man . . . crowd’s wit and clown . . . news reporter . . . sports editor of “Clipper” . . . says the punniest things . . . hobby—automobiles . . . makes his music go “round and round” on his trumpet. 18