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

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Class of 1938 Continued Kathryn Wyse, Bookkeeper Archbold, O. Ester Bock, Heidelberg College Tiffin, O. Kenneth Stamm, Bank Clerk Archbold, O. Nola Aeschliman Short Pauline Short Thomas Polite Ada Short jack Ruffer Bryan, O. Archbold, O. U. S. Army Archbold, O. U. S. Army CLASS OF 1939 Walter Maust, Ruth Rupp, Music Student Toledo, Archbold, O O Madalyn Taylor, Bookkeeper Archbold, O Herbert Lantz, Bookkeeper Archbold, O Mildred Gearig, Hospital Wauseon, O Robert Stotzer, U. of M. Ann Arbor, Mich. Charles Rufenacht, Barber Archbold, O. Helyn Kutzli Archbold, O William Rettig, Jr., Meat Packer Archbold, O, Pearl Ruger, Housework Bryan, O. Lawrence Short, Truck Driver Archbold, Doris King, Dry Goods Clerk Archbold, Paula Lamb, Ticket Agent Toledo, James Rupp, Bob Jones College O O O Cleveland, Tenn . . . CLASS OF 1940 Paul Bock, Heidelberg College Tiffin, O. June Burkholder, Housework Bryan, O. Helen Clingaman, Housework Wauseon, O. Daryl Grime, Elmira, O. Donna M. Grime, Bookkeeper Archbold, O. Helen Grime, Davis Business College Toledo, O. Dorothea Hinderer, Bookkeeper Archbold, O. Bette Hollingshead, Fairview Hospital Cleveland, O. Harold Merillat, Auto School Detroit, Mich. Metta Mignin, Spencerian Business Robert Snowberger, Parks Air College St. Louis, lll. Betty Vernier, Librarian Archbold, O. James Frey, U. of N. Mexico Albuquerque, N. M. Rozella Ziegler Fayette, O. Glen Lauber, Auto School Detroit, Mich. Helen Hinderer, Music Student Toledo, O. junior Walter U. S. Army Ivan Stuckey, Farmer Archbold, O. Viola Rupp, Housework Elmira, O. Ralph Heer, Auto School Detroit, Mich. Velma Short Archbold, O. Ted Dimke, B. G. S. U. Bowling Green, O. Evelyn Clingaman, Beautician Wauseon, O. Pat Hollingshead, Jr., O. S. U. Columbus, O. Kathryn Roth Archbold, O. Ervin Wyse, Farmer Archbold, O. Paul Christy, Gas Attendant Archbold, O. Joan Lytle, Bakery Clerk Archbold, O. Orville Rueger, Farmer Archbold, O. Lorene Nofziger, Woodworker Archbold, O. Dale Nofziger, Watch Repairing Archbold, O. Harriet Rupp, B. G. S. U. Bowling Green, O. Leon Lugbill, Meat Salesman Archbold, O. Dorthea Grime, Housework Elmira, O. Myrl Miller, O. S. U. Columbus, O. College Cleveland, O. Bernette Nofziger Archbold, O. Lodema Nofziger Maust Archbold, O. Grace Oyer, Housework Wauseon, O. Henry Pape, Woodworker Archbold, O. Morris Roth, Sawyer Zone, O. Bob Ruffer, Farmer Archbold, O. john J. Rupp, Student Ft. Wayne, Ind. Martha Rupp Archbold, O. Ralph Rupp, Farmer Archbold, O. Harold Schroeder, Bakery Truck Archbold, O. Robert Sherwood, Mechanic Defiance, O. Bemeda Short, Housework Archbold, O. Kenneth Short, Woodworker Archbold, O. LaMoyle Short Archbold, O. Ronald Short, Farmer Archbold, O. Priscilla Spithaler, Capital University Columbus, O. Donna Spengler Elmira, O. Wayne Spengler, Farmer Fayette, O. Zelma Stamm Arcbbold, O. Loren Stuckey, Farmer Archbold, O. Wilma Valiton, Secretary Toledo, O. Doris Winzeler, Housework Archbold, O. Helen Wyse Kauffman, Office Girl Archbold, O.

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Class of 1936 Continued Clarence Rich, Auto Sales Archbold, O. Bertha Keim Mann Ypsilanti, Mich. Clela Lugbill, Student Ft. Wayne, Ind. Robert Roedel, Clothier Archbold, O. Orville Roth U. S. Army Helen Neuhauser, Teacher Ridgeville, O. Melba Rufenacht Schmucker Fayette, O. Fred Ruffer, Factory Worker Mansfield, O. Dale Rupp, Meat Salesman Archbold, O. Joan Ruffer, Toledo U. Toledo, O. Ruthanna Rupp, Bluffton College Bluffton, O. Kenneth Schang, Woodworker Archbold, O. Carl Schlatter U. S. Army Pauline Seiler, Teacher Elmira, O. Arlene Spengler, Housework Toledo, O. Robert Short, Michigan State U. Lansing, Mich. Edwin Spengler, Woodworker Archbold, O. Geneva Stamm Shetler, Teacher Elmira, O. Virginia Terrell Weber Frontenac, Minn. A. J. Vernier, Coal Dealer Toledo, O. Louis Winzeler, Drug Clerk Archbold, O. Pauline Thomas Miller Toledo, O. CLASS OF 1937 Floyd Becker, Woodworker Archbold, O. Edwin Bourquin U. S. Army Virginia Buehrer, O. S. U. Columbus, O. Ralph Crossgrove, Carpenter Archbold, O. Martha Dimke, Bookkeeper Archbold, O. Florence Fraas, Wittenberg College Springfield, O. Georgia Frey, Teacher Swanton. O. Owen Hayes, Baker Archbold, O. Ruth Heer, Flower Hospital Toledo, O. Edwin Hinderer, Valparaiso College Valparaiso, Ind. Martha Lugbill, Bookkeeper Archbold, O. Leona Murray Coy Bryan, O. Arlene Nofziger Bryan, O. Leanna Nofziger Baus Archbold, O. Fred Replogle, Drayman Archbold, O. Velma Roth Weber Detroit, Mich. Vern Ruffer, Farmer Archbold, O. Catherine Ruger Collamore West Unity, O. Donald Rupp, Drug Store Clerk Archbold, O. Eleanor Rupp, Student Bowling Green, O. Fem Rupp Elmira, O. Florence Rupp Roth Archbold, O. Glen Rupp, Farmer Archbold, O. Lawrence Rupp, Laborer Stryker, O. Robert Rupp, O. S. U. Columbus, O. Merle Sayers Stahl Archbold, O. Bernice Short, Bookkeeper Archbold, O. Margaret Smith Graber Washington, D. C. Walter Stamm, Farmer Archbold, O. Doris Stuckey, Goshen College Goshen, Ind. Emmagene Vernier, District Nurse Toledo, O. Helen Walter, Telephone Operator Archbold, O. Blanche Weber Kusmeau Bryan, O. Carl Winzeler, Mason Archbold, O. Alta Wyse Archbold, O. CLASS OF 1938 Jesse Ringenberg, Factory Worker Ft. Wayne, Ind. Bill Gegax U. S. Army Charles Dominique U. S. Army Harry Neuhauser, Hatchery Napoleon, O. Ilva Short, Clerk Archbold, O. Fred Winzeler, Trucking Archbold, O. Flossie Roth Lindley Wauseon, O. Victor Merillat U. S. Navy Joe Burkholder, Woodworker Archbold, O. Maynard Short, Furniture Dealer Archbold, O. Kathryn Hinderer, Secretary Wauseon, O. Marilyn Taylor, Secretary Archbold, O. Velma Stuckey, Housework Archbold, O. Harold Hohenberger, Farmer Elmira, O. Kathryn Eicher Frey Archbold, O. Alberta Goldsmith, Woodworker Archbold, O. Waldron, Mich. Ft. Wayne, Ind. Archbold, O. Fannie Nofziger, Flower Hospital Hilda Armstrong Dome Robert Mahler, Student Paul Leichty, Mechanic Toledo, Ohio Juanita Stemen Frantz Fayette, O. Marjorie Wyse Nofziger Archbold, O. Irene Rupp Cook Archbold, O. Charles Leupp, Farmer Archbold, O. Mary Fetters, Mercy Hospital Toledo, O. Marjorie Short, Factory Worker Adrian, Mich. Alice Roth Beck Archbold, O. Clifford Heer, O. S. U. Columbus, O. Doris Leininger Ely Fayette, O. Continued on Next Page

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OFFICE OF FULTON COUNTY AUDITOR WAUSEON, OHIO April 11, 1941 TO ARCHBOLD HIGH SCHOOL AND ALUMNI It is very gratifying to me to see the progress that has been made in the Archbold schools. The modern building and equipment with the enlarged district has made possible an excellent school program. I have been asked to say a few words about the school in an earlier day. I well recall the old High School Assembly room with the stage in the north end. The High School was divided into two Literary Societies: the Franklin and the Philomathean, the names having been borrowed from similar societies in the Ohio Northern University. Many fine programs were given by these societies on that old stage. About the year 1914 a new heating plant was installed in the old building and other changes were made. Being crowded for room, the old stage had to give way to the box car across the front of the room, that had to serve as a recitation room. In spite of rather poor equipment and teaching conditions that were not always the best, many noble personalities were formed. I speak of this with no credit to myself, but nothing now gives me so much pleasure and satisfaction as this one fact, namely, that the graduates of Archbold High School are filling their places in the front ranks in the professions, in missionary fields on three continents, in business and all sorts of pursuits. They are paying good dividends on what the community has spent for them. I con- gratulate the Alumni, the Board of Education and the Teaching Staff for what they are do- ing and bespeak a continued progress for the old A. H. S. Sincerely yours, M. E. Mattem GNMIDGWUYD ARCHBOLD HIGH SCHOOL, APRIL 24, 1941 Dear Alumni Members: A score of years is but a short time as history goes, but in the life of a school it represents enough time for one to forget many of the interests and events of yester- years. It has been just twenty years since I was given the task of managing this school, so whatever your actual records of behavior and achievement were while in school, you are tops now, and it is these memories that make my life worthwhile. Five hundred sixty-eight of you folks have graduated from here during my stay and I count you as my greatest treasures. Your success is my success! Is it any wonder that I'm proud? But to reminisce too long is to deteriorate, so let's look ahead. We now have an annu- al enrollment in the school approaching the total number of graduates in the last twenty years. To keep up an integrated active program to train them for the ever changing demands of our democracy is our present task. Some of the things that were prominent in your day are now passe. The future is a constant challenge! It is our hope that your school has served your needs thus far and will continue to meet the demands of the future. May this golden anniversary mean golden memories. Sincerely, R.5L. Lorton