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

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Edwin “Ed Spengler . . . likes dramatics . . . baseball’s second sacker . . . “A” associ- ation . . . two years at Waldron, Mich. . . . early training in China ... “In Arcady” . . . baritone in glee club. Geneva “Honey” Stamm . . . blonde fun- maker . . . the life of the bus . . . “Why Print That” . . . aspires to teaching . . . has to be shown . . . goes for “Spud and the Plymouth” . . . another calendar chron- icler of the “Clipper.” Virginia “Ginny” Terrell . . . talks in her sleep . . . bird-like . . . perpetual motion per- sonified . . . affable . . . pallish . . . giggles away the hours . . . listen to those black eyes click . . . typist for “Clipper.” A. J. “Amiel” Vernier . . . senior class president . . . “Clipper’s” circulator . . . curly headed hero of ‘ ‘Man From No- where” and “Attorney For Defense” . . . slides the trombone . . . another “Streak” . . . outfielder . . . “A” man . . . valedic- torian . . . master of a voluminous vocabu- lary . . . Fetter-ed heart and soul. Louis “Louie” Win zeler . . . unruly black- hair . . . Brush-Creek-Valley native . . . weakness—sleep anywhere . . . basketball . . . “A” association. Pauline “Peewee” Thomas . . . graceful chorus girl in “Up In The Air” . . . genial . . . good scout ... a talkative giggle . . . she speaks for herself. 21

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Ruthanna Rudy” Rupp . . . “Clipper's” typist . . . district typing contest . . . able pianist . . . accompanies glee clubs . . . bass drummer in orchestra and band ... re- served, yet expressive in her art. Kenneth “Kenny”- Schang . . . one of Blue Streaks’ Big 5 . . . hot horseshoe toss- er . . . prefers butchering to blacksmithing . . . bass crooner . . . does not like to sing “Alone.” Carl “Tubby-Dovey” Schlatter ... re- receiver in baseball . . . utility on basketball . . . plural “A” man . . . congenial . . . quiet but expressive . . .dual lover. Pauline “Pauly Seiler . . . brown-haired typist of “Clipper” . . . shy . . . agreeable . . . the Ford is her favorite . . . district shorthand contest . . . ambition—keep the homefires burning. Arlene “Tess” Spengler . . . smilingest senior . . . jovial . . . mystery stories her specialty . . . enthusiastic . . . exuberant. Robert “Bob” Short . . . business manager of “Clipper” . . . dispenser of Golden Glow . . . “Attorney For The Defense” . . . “Man From Nowhere” . . . “Why Print That” . . . prefers Golden Eagle biscuits . . . baritone in band and orchestra. 20

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BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday Evening, May 24 At Eight-thirty o’clock Processional Graduating Class Music Mixed Quartet Invocation . Rev. J. Ringenberg Scripture Reading . Rev. J. Ringenberg “God of Our Fathers” High School Chorus Roberts Violin Solo K. J. Masson BACCALAUREATE SERMON ... Rev. T. J. Klaudt St. John’s Reformed Church, Archbold, Ohio “The Silent Sea” ................................... Neidlinger Chorus Benediction ................................ Rev. T. J. Klaudt Recessional Audience Seated