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

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and L Fifty-two, on leaving this institution of learn- ing, being of sound mind and memory do be- queath Article I these valued possessions. To the faculty of Archbold High School we leave spanking new wigs to replace the hair they pull- ed out on our behalf. To the Iuniors we leave the head- aches of putting out another an- nual. To the Sophomores we leave the suggestion Hornet's Hideout as a possible theme for the 1953 ban- quet. To the Freshmen we leave the heartwarming respect our teach- ers had for us. V To our efficient school secretary, Betty Io Rychener, we leave the thought of next year's seniors taking over in the office as we did. I, Gene Bernath, will my talent on the trombone to Don Short. I, Ralph Burkholder, will not much of any- thin to anyone who will accept it. I, Hattie Clingaman, will my freckles to any- one who can afford to buy freckle cream. I, Theo Gaddis, will my manly physique to anyone who can carry it around. I, Bruce Gigax, Will my manly stride to Norman Wingard. I, Ioan Gigax, will my dark rimmed glasses to Mr. Knab. I, Robert Gigax, will my car to anyone who can afford to buy gas every 10 miles. I, Conna Graber, will my bookkeeping ability to next year's strugglers. I, Donna Grober, will my curly hair to Sally Article II Article III Article IV Article Article VI Palmer provided she keeps it that way. I, Carolyn Grime, will my scatter brains to Barb Christy. I, Dick Grime, will my many girl-friends to Paul Yoder so he can get a start in life. I, Rollin Hayes, will my speech to anyone who I, Elaine Kernig, will my Sharon Lindley so she start. I, Florence King, will my Stutzman so she can enjoy life. I, lack Lauber, will my ability to play the piano to Ted Lovejoy so he can be his own ac- companist during the tuba solos he plays. ability to write a can memorize it. twirling class to can get an early giggles to Velda I, Lyle Lauber, will my discus throw to Iim Clingaman. I, Mary Ellyn Lauber, will my musical ability to Norma Burkholder. I, Dick Miller, will my height to Stanley Buehrer. I, I I I I I I I L I I, I. L I. I. I. I, I. I, I, I, I, I, I. I 1 1 1 1 1 Muriel Miller, will my friendliness to Mary Winzeler provided she use it. Iames Myers, will a pair of chartreuse socks to every member of the band so they can wear them instead of black ones. Benny Pidbirny, will my cosmopolitan ap- pearance to Dee DeGroff. Ann Reidell, will my taffy-colored hair to Ieanine Croninger. Marlin Riegsecker, will my ability to play ping-pong to Don Kleck. Don Rufenacht, will my size 13-A-A-A shoes to Barb Rich. lames Rupp, will my flare with the ladies to Dale Miller. Velma Rupp, will my love magazines to Nancy Ruffer. Mary Sue Rychener, will my ability to select class plays to the Iunior Class so they can be sure of getting a good one. Sally Scales, will my ability to pronounce words correctly to Mr. Slesnick. Glendon Schantz, will Conette Nofzinger to Darrell Iohnson. Carol lean Schmucker, will my quietness to Ruth Ann Terrill. Bill Short, will my ability to skip school and get away with it to lim Buehrer. Gerald Short, will my ability to yodel to Lowell Flory. Marlin Short, will my perfect word enuncia- tion to Bob Ilrwinl Roth. Harriet Spengler, will my parking rights in Bert Storrer's lane to the Sophomore girls. Lowell Spiess, will my hook shot to Huck Berry. Marvin Storrer, will my build to Charles Rieg- secker so the girls will begin to appreciate his presence. Darrell Stuckey, will my vibra-harp playing to Betty Seiler so she can leam good music. to enjoy George Wagner, will my tenor voice to Ralph Croninger. Pat Winzeler, will my half-hour exercises each night to Sara Short. Denver Wyse, will my ability to lead the class to Eddie Io Lauber, Herb Wyse, will my careful driving ability to Orville Fricke. Iohn D. Wyse, will my antique car to Henry Ford unless it falls apart before he can get it. Iohn Young, will my four aces to anyone who Wants to bet the pot. lim Ziegler, will my wise remarks in Chorus to Bill Kemig so he can entertain Mr. Menichetti. Hattie Clingaman Mary Sue Rychener

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SCHOOL NEWS Superintendent Iohn Wyse. who succeeded the retired I. H. Spengler, has announced that school will be held only three times a week. This is due, Coach Stoner reported, to the change in training rules. The change referred to is a 12:30 curfew on all week days except Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and week-ends when they must be in by the time they feel sleepy. Does your piano need tuning? When you play Prelude in Cil: Minor does it sound like Uncle Zeb With His Fiddle? If your piano sounds like this, then send for that piano virtuoso, Mary Ellyn Lauber. Reasonable rates. THEATRE NEWS Appearing at the Roxy this week is Dick Roll 'em in the aisles Grirne, who does a marvelous soft shoe act and really proves that Vaudville is not dead. His piano-pound- ing partner is Theo Fingers Gaddis. The Little Theatre Around the Corner will present, this week only, a modernized version of Charley's Aunt starring Dick Miller and Carolyn Grime in the leading roles. The play is directed by Robert Giqax, noted playwright. Box office records were completely shattered at the Lyric Saturday evening as the noted Slapstick Comedy team, Spiess and Lauber. made a personal appearance. When asked about rumored parting of ways, Spiess replied, We have thought of no such thing. Where Lyle goes, I go. CLASSIFIED ADS Hayes' Haberdashery has in a new stock of straight from the loom union suits. Opening of the new restaurant Donna 6. Gene's Beanery Saturday at 1:00. Free lollipops to all the kiddies. Why be fat? Reigsecker's Reducing Re- sort, having been closed for new plumbing, will re-open August 5th. Chief Masseur Iames Myers, and his able-bodied assistant Ralph Burkholder say, Are you flabby? Do you sag over the belt? Then comes to us. Iack Antoine Lauber announces a special on Mongrel haircuts. With each haircut. you receive a manicure by Conna Graber and a shoeshine by Elaine Kernig. SENIOR OBITUARY It is with profound regret that we announce the death of the well-known and highly re- spected Senior class of the Archbold High School. After its remarkable achievement recent- ly with the examinations, which it passed with flying colors, the class was noticed to be chang- ing perceptibly, Upon skilled diqgngsis, the trouble proved to be an enlargement of the intel- lect which, after a lingering attack lasting four years, caused the demise of the class on May 18 The senior class was one respected and loved by all who knew it and will be greatly miss- ed in the social, athletic, and educational circles of the school and neighborhood. Its qualities of industry, idealism, and charm endeared it to all who had the pleasure of its aCquaintaI1C9. and it will be sincerely mourned by the faculty, classmates, and friends. Its place in the social life of the school was by no means small and in the field of athlet- ics it was widely known. In its mental achievements, however, it attained its greatest distinc- tion and gained high honors. The passing of the Senior class leaves a void in the intellectual circles of the school that will be long marked. The loss of this class will be deeply felt in the community also, and it will be difficult to assemble another with so much public spirit and power of accomplishment. The Senior class is survived by a Iunior class, a Sophomore class and a Freshman class. The first mentioned will be appointed to the place left vacant by the untimely decease of the Senior class, but can in no measure fill the position, nor will it be expected to do so at first. A great class has gone from us, and together we mourn its passing, consoling ourselves with this thought: ls quen di amant adulescens moritur, which means, He whom the gods love dies while a youth. i The funeral services were held in the auditorium on May 20, 1952. Attendance at the serv- ices was by invitation only, and all friends were requested to attend, bearing flowers and gifts. Services were conducted by Grove Patterson, Editor-in-chief of the Toledo Blade.

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BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Sunday Evening, May 18, at Eight O'clock MUSICAL PRELUDE V,....v ,...,,....Y..,.. B arbara Rich PROCESSIONAL . ,,.. 4...., ... ....,... G raduating Class MAY DAY CAROL ,.... ...... ,..., ,..vV 4,...,..........,A,.... ,...,.. a rr. Deems Taylor THE GREEN CATHEDRAL ..E..E,,......v...vV...,,EA....,.w....,, ....A.A,...w.,.... C arl Hahn Girls' Glee Club INVOCATION ..v,....ssA.....vss....ss...YY,....s.....ssss,..,,,...sss...,s.....w,,...,s,..,,....,... Rev. H. F. Hall St. Iames Lutheran Church, Elmira, Ohio HMORCEAU SYMPHONIQUE .....V......i....,........,...........,.,.....,.......,..... by Guilmant Trombone Soloist, Gene Bemath SCRIPTURE READING oo...oo.o....,,....w.....,ooo,,.s,,...w.,o..o.,...,,.r....w,.... ..,,,o,.. R ev. Hall CLAIR DE LUNE .... .....,,,..,,.A,....i......,,.....,,...oi......,.....w, .....,.. D e bussy FIFTH WALTZ .....,....,,,,..,,.....,,,..,,,,,...,o,.,..,A,..,,,.,,,,, ,,Y,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,. G o dard Piano Soloist, lack Lauber BACCALAUREATE SERMON ,,..YYY.....ooo..,oo...Y.voY...,.,,.,....,,...,,,vo.,.,.,. Rev. E. W. Dietz Pastor, St. Martin Lutheran Church, Archbold, Ohio HYMN- Holy, Holy, Holy ...,.....Yi......,c..........v,..,..,....... Glee Club and Audience BENEDICTION .vv,.......,.....wo,.. . A, , ......,.................. .....Rev. Hall RECESSIONAL ....,. ,.....,,. A udience Seated COMMENCEMENT EXERCIQSES Tuesday Evening, May 20, at Eight O'clock MUSICAL PRELUDE ..,..r.. .,..ss,.Y,.........,.,,,..o..,css...,,r,,...,s.,....,,,.,,... H igh School Band F. I. Menichetti, Director PROCESSIONAL ,.,,o,......V....v...YY...,,...ssr..,,.....,,r..r.......,.,....... ........ G raduating Class Pomp and Circumstance NATIONAL ANTHEM .,...,..,...,s....L,..,...,..........,..,,..................,.,. Band and Audience INVOCATION .,.......v......,......,..s..Y,......s.......,,.....,A..,........,........,..,.. Rev. N. B. Wierwill St. Iohn's Evangelical G Reformed Church HlS HONOR .,Y...i......,....s......,w,,i.............. March ....Vi....,.,i....V......,V.Ys.......is..... Fillmore High School Band COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ......,......sC.s....,....,.........ss......w,i.....Ys.. Grove Patterson Editor in Chief, Toledo Blade PILGRIM'S SONG ...Vss..,ll...ssl.,s,....,,,,...CCC.,,..,,,.C,s.c....csi.,..,,,.,...,s,. P. I. Tchaikovsky HURRICANE ON DE ISLAN' ,l,.....ss....,Y,...,,..,, .vss.....,,i... 1 ,,,....w.,,i..... O live Dungan Vocal Soloist, Walter Treadway PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ..i.,.....,......,.......,w.,,..........,...,,,. Board of Education SCHOOL DAYS ,...,ss.....ss...,.,.........ss.....si....s.s...,s....,.ssi ,.s.......,.......,, a rr. Lang High School Band BENEDICTION ....... ....s.......,c,.s....,,.v,,....,si.,......, ........ R e v. Wierwill