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

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FACULTY SNAPSH OTS and x Yt all Q A look at some of the faculty members when they were out of their classrooms. They appreciate vocations and lei sure time too.

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ELEMENTARY FACULTY .r 'N' H1931 C23 s - rf-' ' f X 212' W 'NN' Back Row: Miss Frey, Mr. Rychener, Mrs. Tressler, Mr. Lorton, Mrs. Spengler. Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Zimmerman Front Row: Miss Notziger. Miss Aschliman. Mrs. Bernath, Mrs. Burkholder, Miss Rupp, Mrs. Walter. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Frey. Maxine Frey: Second Grade Goshen College Kenneth Bychener: Sixth Grade B.S. Ohio State University Bowling Green State U. Marvel Tressler: Music Ypsilanti Normal Bowling Green State R. L. Lorton: Elementary Principal B.S. Oberlin M.A. Ohio State Dorothy Spengler: Fourth Grade Bowling Green State U. Iack Robison: Sixth Grade Toledo University Bowling Green State U. Mary Zimmerman: Third Grade Bowling Green State Mabel Nofziger: Fourth Grade Bowling Green State Kathryn Aschliman: First Grade Goshen College Mildred Bernath: First Grade Bowling Green State Hazel Burkholder: Fifth Grade Bowling Green State Indiana U. Mary Ellen Rupp: Second Grade Goshen College B.S. Goshen College Florence Walter: Kindergarten Ypsilanti Normal Treva Miller: Third Grade Bowling Green State Bessie Frey: Second Grade B.A. Goshen College Bowling Green State

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MAINTENANCE A nice, clean building is always an incentive to do a good day's work. Many hours of hard labor are necessary to have our buildings in readiness for a new day of school each morning. Good food: we simply can't get along without it. It keeps us going and doing our best. We are all sincerely grateful for our kitchen staff because we just know that there are none better. How could there be? No one envies the bus driver his thankless task. He must battle the weather, bad roads. and a few bad kids. Regardless of the obstacles en- countered these men do a fine job of transporting several hundred pupils to and from school daily. The combined efforts of these folks is an essential part in the daily routine of our school. Thanks to all of you for the parts you have played in our years at Archbold High School. Earl Bourquin Art Taylor