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

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(Muss of 1038 ROBERT MAHLER “Bob Self confident . . . not bashful . . . quick tempered . . . likes “JUNE” poems and restaurant meals . . . president 2 . . . State Scholastic Test in General Science . . . Scholarship Test . . bass in glee club . . . baseball . . . track . . . president of “A” Association . . . orches- tra . . . band . . . “In Arcady” . . . “Bells of Beaujolais” . . . “Wild Oats Boy” . . . “Up in the Air” . . . “Man from Nowhere” . . . “Eyes of Tlaloc.” PAUL LIECHTY “Bozo” “Nails” Champion gum chewer . . . best friend, “Queenie” . . . garage mechanic . . . Archbold’s gift to sales girls . . . crooner in glee club and chorus . . . band . . . or- chestra . . . baseball . . . captain of champion “Fliers’ . . . “A” Association . . . “Eyes of Tialoc.” FA N NIE NOFZIGER “Butch“ “Cheerily, I go my way.” . . dairy maid of Elmira . . . likes “Pickled” basketballs . . . president of Social Club . . . captain of “Buckeyes” . . . cheer leader . . . ninth in district, fifteenth in State Commercial Contest . . . Scholarship Test . . . “Nuts to You” . . . Life Be- gins at Sixteen” . . . “Eyes of Tlaloc.” JUANITA STEMEN “Skeeter” Three years at Fayette ... a laugh that echoes . . . hobby—writing letters . . . teases anybody, everybody . . . weakness for parties . . . li es SI RONG-ARMED JESSES . . . Girl Reserves and Thespian Club at Fay- ette . . . “Life Begins at Sixteen.” MARJORIE YVYSE “Marge” Diminutive . . . snappy . . . “The ladder to success is stuck—try the stairs’ ... is afraid LEST-ER heart be disturbed . . . don’t judge her wor.d by her size . . . glee club . . . chorus. IRENE RUPP Scmbre, brown-eyed economist . . . blushes exces- sively . . wheeuled music from a violin . . . until it broke . . . not given to boisterous ways and mannerisms . . . orchestra . . . glee club . . . “Eyes of Tlaioc.” CHARLES LEUPP “Chuck” “Sunkist” . . . alwrays wears a smile . . . sociable with the ladies . . . champion dater . . . prophesies Jap- anese war and end of unemployment . . . faces the world squarely . . . another Lincoln — February 12 . . . cap- tain of “Zephyrs” . . . “In Arcady”.

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Class of 1938 MARILYN TAYLOR I or chic Often goes Ter-pining for entertainment and ends up at Neu-hausers or Watts-in college . . . variety is the spice of life . . . captain of “Lions’ . . . alto in en- semble. glee club and chorus . . . band . . . orchestra . . “Bells of Beaujolais” . . . “In Arcady” . . . “Once in a Lifetime” . . . “Nuts to You” . . . “Oh Doctor” . . . “Life Begins at Sixteen” . . . “Spring Fever.’ VELMA STUCKEY “Vel” Semi-blonde . . . Windsor eyes . . . tsases and takes teasing . . . Salutatcrian . . . Scholastic Contest in Latin 1, Caesar 2, English 3 . . . second in district, first in State Commercial Contest in shorthand . . . Scholarsh p Test. H A HOLD HOH EN BER(iER “Ham ” Tall . . . reserved . . . has a smile for everyone . . . a wink for some . . . crosses his bridges when he gets to them, at midnight . . . corridor stroller . baseball . . . track . . . “In Arcady” . . . “Eyes of Tlaloc ” KATHERINE RICHER “Kate” Sparkling black eyes . . . chronic giggler . game sport . . . keeps her opinions to herself . . . likes her auctioneering well-done . . . bREY-cd . . . glee club . . . chorus . . . “Spring Fever.” ALBERTA GOLDSMITH “Bert” Slender individual st . . . canary raiser . . . brown- eyed, brown-haired Jack Benny fan . . . guitarist. KENNETH STAMM Elder'' Kenny” “My Ford is my chariot; I shall not w'alk.” . . . What’s thirty cents among friends? . . . How about an ice cream soda? . . . champion sneezer . . . aspires to be a bookkeeper . . . captain of “Hitler’s Sure-Shots” . . . glee club . . . orchestra . . . band . . . “Up in the Air” . . . “Bells of Beaujolais” . . . “In Arcady” . . . “Nuts to You” . . . “Spring Fever.” HILDA ARMSTRONG “Tubby Our dimpled darling . . . believes that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach . . . her life is DOHM-ed . . . “Nuts to You” . . . “Life Begins at Six- teen” . . . “Spring Fever.’

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Class of 1938 MARY M. FETTERS “Fat Tallest blonde . . . sparkling eyes . . . Windsor fin- gernails . . . heavy reader . . . seldom haard . . . worth listenmg to . . . program of chairman of Social Club . . . “Nuts to You” . . . “Life Begins at Sixteen . . . “Eyes of Tlaloc.’’ MAYNARD SHORT “Mesh “You talk a while, my hands are tired. . . . our curly-haired actor . . . dependable . . . captain of “Bas- ketears . . . track . . . tenor in glee club and chorus . . . “Bells of Beaujolais . . . “Bp in tha Air . . . “I.i Arcady . . . “Nuts to You . . . “Spring Fever. ALICE ROT 11 “Becky “The other twin . . . “Becky on the bus . . . can'» make her tongue behave . . . furriner from Franklin . . bashful in class . . . blushes . . . has bean BECKoned . . “Life Begins at Sixteen . . 9 “Spring Fever. CLIFFORD HEER “Fuzzy Elmira’s futuie mayor . . . second Fink2lstein . . tall boy of high school . . . prosecuting attorney . . . fifth in district in State Scholastic Test in general scienca . . . sixth in county in Scholastic Test . . . cap- tain of “Wildcats . . . “Nuts to You . . . “Eyes of Tlaloc. DORIS LEININGER “Sis Dark hair and brown eyes . . . likes to dance . . . E-LYves in Michigan . . . talkative . . . gies club and honor roll at Wauseon . . . Girl Reserves and Home Ec Club . . . School play, “Heart Trouble at Fayette. KATHRYN VVYSE “Katy-did “She and gloom are no relation. . . . jolly . . . op- tomistic . . . artistic . . . accompanies herself on the gui- tar . . . vice president 2, secretary-treasurer 3, . . . first in district, sixth in State Commercial Contest in short- hand . . . Scholarship Test. ESTIIER ROCK “Boots “Laugh and the class laughs with you. . . . combined Rubinoff and Paderewski . . . secretary-treasurer 1, . . . first in district, first in State Commercial Contest . . . Scholarship Test . . glee club . . . chorus . . . orchestra . . . “Bells of Beaujolais . . . “In Arcady . . . “Nuts to You’” . . . “Life Begins at Sixteen.