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

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SENICB SNAPSHOTS ie W R 'Q -1 Seniors are usucxlly not as serious as they should be. The reason they are so cure-free is that they don't know os yet what the future will demand of them. They'1l find out soon enough, so here is to their happy days: may they enjoy them to the fullest extent.

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S E N I O R S Marvin Stoner Business Basketball. Baseball, Track, Glee Club, Chorus, Honor Roll, County Festival, A-Association, One Foot ln Heaven, Hillbilly Courtship. Darrell Stuckey Music Teacher Sci-Questa Club, Pres., Band, Chorus, County Festival. Glee Club, Boys Quartet. Mixed Octette, Honor Roll. School Projectionist, Science Competition, Band Coun- cil, Music Competition, Solo Competition, Lelawala. A Case of Springtime, One Foot In Heaven. George Wagner Farmer FFA Sec., FFA Pres., FFA Iudging Team, FFA Parlia- mentary Procedure, FFA Quartet, Chorus, Boys Quar- tet. Mixed Octette, Noon Games, A Case ot Spring- time, One Foot In Heaven. Patricia Winzeler Elementary Ed. Honor Society, Summer Dramatics, Noon Games, Cap- tain. Social Club, County Festival. Sci-Questa Club, Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Clarinet Quartet, Girls' Sextette, Home-Ec Club, Alpha Honor Roll. Scholar- ship Tests, Mis-tits Quartet, Halloween Queen. Senior Scholarship Test, Science Compeition, Music Com- petition, Science Fair, Mumba Iumbo, Lelawala, Hillbilly Courtship. Herbert Wyse Comedian Chorus, Blee Club, County Festival. Noon Games. Hillbilly Courtship, A Case of Sprpingtimef' Lela- wala. Iohn Wyse Farmer FFA. Parliamentary Procedure, Chorus, Glee Club. Noon Games, FFA Quartet, County Festival, Class Sec. and Treas., Lelawala. One Foot In Heaven. Iohn Young Business Baseball, Basketball, Track, Honor Roll, A-Association, Sci-Questa Club, Glee Club, County Festival, Chorus. Class Sec., District Track Meet, DeVi1bis Night Relays. Hillbilly Courtship, Mumba Iumbo. Iames Ziegler Business Chorus, Glee Club, Noon Games, Honor Roll, Basket- ball. Band, Music Competition, Prince ot Peace Cou- test, Boys Quartet, Mixed Octet, Le1awala. One Foot In Heaven. i4

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ln September 1948 fourteen students from Elmira and seven from Zone joined the thirty-four from Archbold to become the future seniors of 1952. Fifty-five students were initiated and made full-fledged members of A.H.S. Under the guidance of President Marlin Riegsecker, they also gave the sopho- mores a good return party. The next year all these students came back except seven. They elected Sally Scales to be their leader. Under her guidance they picked out their class rings and pins and decided what plays they would give as Iuniors. Four more students dropped out at the beginning of their Iunior year and one more later. In their busiest year, Denver Wyse, a most capable president was elected. On November 3, 1950, they presented a hilarious play, HILLBILLY COURTSHIPH and on March 27 their other play, A CASE OF SPHIIiGTl1VlE. Then all the year's work was brought to a point when they entertained the seniors at the Iunior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The chosen theme was OVER THE RAINBOW. In their last year, they lost another classmate after school started. They elected Ralph Burkholder to lead them during their last year of high school. 'lhey decided to publish another annual, so much work and planning was put into that. On April 18 they were entertained royally in Neptune's Court at the Iunior-Banquet given them by the Iuniors. On April 21 they all attended Career Day at Wauseon. This year they presented two plays. On April 29 they put on the comedy MUlVIBO' lUlVlBO and on May 2 ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN. On May 18 they assembled in the auditorium for their Baccalau- rsat: service with Reverend Dietz from St. Martins Lutheran Church as the speaker. May 20 was the date of the commencement exercises for the class with Grove Patterson giving the address. Finally on May 725, they left on their trip to Washington, D.C. and New York City, thus ending their days at A.H.S. with the various members of the class going into many different Walks of life.