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

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PICKLES BECOMES A LADY f . Back Row: Robert Frey, Walter Schmucker, Patricia Lisak, Barbara Ruffer, Sharon Stutzman, Helen Loder, Fred Grisier, Roger Rupp, Donald Short. Seated: Joan Sauder, Charlene Stuckey, Richard Nafziger, Janet Wyse, Marlene Rufenacht, Mary Gibson. Bur1eigh............. ........ .............RobertFrey Pickles fEditha Fairy . . . . Janet Wyse Hattie ......... . . . Patricia Lisak Mag . . . . . Helen Loder Flo . . . . . Sharon Stutzman Pee -Wee . . .... Joan Sauder Miss Dibble . . . Marlene Rufenacht Lillian l-laller . . .... Barbara Ruffer Helen Martin . . . . .Charlene Stuckey Myra ......... . . . Mary Gibson Lt. Tony Hamilton . . . . Richard Nafziger Sgt. Reed QBlimpJ . . . . . Walter Schmucker Duke . .... Roger Rupp Pete . . . . . Fred Grisier M.C. ..................................... Don Short THE SETTING The entire action occurs in the study and reception room at the Dibble School for girls. Act One: Afternoon of an early spring day. Act Two: Several Days later-afternoon . Act Three: Later that same day -early evening. 24

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PROPI-IECY OnJune3, 1980, a former student of Archbold High decided it was time he found out whatbecame of his classmates. This student whom everyone remembers, is DICK NAF- ZIGER. Now asyou may have heard, there is a little city, by the name of Archbold, Jr. This is where Dick headed, because some of the class of 1955 built this city. Dick's first stop was the turkish bath which was run by none other than TED LOVEJOY and assisted by his charming wife, SHIRLEY BRIDGES. As Dick came out later, he met JIM SHORT, who owned the Elite Oil Company, and his wife, ANNEITA BALDWIN who was president of a bank fjust for amusement.J Anneita left to meet SUSAN FAGLEY who was to have herhair done at the Paris Beauty Salon that was owned and managed by MARY GIBSON. Susan was to have her opening engagement at the Blue Moon Nite Club that very evening. For several years she had traveled with a singing group known as the Yodelers but now she was entering into serious singing. Just about thattime there was an awful noise out in the street, it sounded like several cars hitting each other. But after everyone rushed out to see what it was, they saw just a Jaguar Jeep round the corner lickety -split. Who should be in the car but none other than the Master Sergeants of the Women Marine Corps, LORETTA KERNIG and DEANNA BURKHOLDER. They pulled up and started talking to Dick and guess what they had just seen? BETTY JO SCOTT outside of the local Starlite Theater. She had told them she was married to BOB ROTH who owned a chain of theaters across the country. Now who should appear walking along the street but Mayor BOB KLECK, that's right, our former class president is now a Mayor. He mentioned the fact that he was onhis way to see Susan's performance and after that he was planning to go to Hernando's Hide- way where INEZ GUERRERO was doing the mambo. The next day severalpeople who belonged to the Noonday Gossip Club went visiting throughout the city. The group included HAROLD WYSE, local weatherman, known for his perfect record ofnever giving the correct weather, ROGER RUPP, build ing contractor, WALTER SCHMUCKER and his wife BARBRADNYE GRABER. As they walked by the hospital, they saw coming out, Doctor NICK HOLIAN Qfamous surgeonj and Doctor ROBERT VORTHMA N, PediatricianlBaby Doctorj nurse, SHARON STUTZMAN and dental assistantLYNDA MILLER. Entering the hospital, they encountered CHARLENE STUCKEY who told them she was married now and had four children. Next the group went to the school where BARBARA RUFFER is secretary, and BOB FREY is the Superintendent. Right there in the hall stood the Reverend DONALD NOFZIGER and his wife JOAN SAUDER talking to two elementary teachers, MARLENE RUFENACHT and PATRICIA LISAK. The Science teacher, JO ANN BRODBECK and her assistant HELEN SCHULTZ were there. Together they invented the famous baby diapers that never get wet. Coming out of school, the group met JANET fDiorJ WYSE, famous Paris Designer. She said that she was going down to the park to hear DONALD SHORT blow on his horn, the talking trombone. As the group came back through town, they noticed a crowd of people standing around a flagpole. Much to their surprise, on top of the pole was FRED GRISIER, famous stunt man. Shoutingencouragementtohim was his wife HELEN LODER. Another strange sight was a line of every conceivable animal traveling down the middle of the street led by GLEN SHORT and RICHARD STUCKEY. They announced that they owned the SHORT- STUCKEY Circusand were going to give a performance that night. Guess who was doing the high-wire act. None other than MERLE SELLER. The last stop on the tour was to the Green Acres Farm which was managed by RALPH GRIESER. The farm produced different flavored eggs and its specialty was raspberry- coconut. After visiting in this friendly city, DICK decided to reside among his former associ- ares. 23

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EAST LYNN v-'KN Back Row: Donald Nofzinger, Stanley Buehrer, Robert Kleck, Philip Buehrer, Helen Schultz, David Ruffer, Betty Scott,Curtis Beck. Seated: Harold Wyse, Susan Fagley, JoAnn Brodbeck, Lynda Miller, Anneita Baldwin. Richard Hare ........................... Donald Nofzinger Archibald . . . . . . Harold Wyse Barbara Hare . . . . . . Susan Fagley Lady Isabel Vane . . . . . . JoAnn Brodbeck Wilson .................. . . Philip Buehrer Raymond Vane fLord Mt. Severnej . . . . David Ruffer Emma Vane CLady Mt. Severnej . . . . . Helen Schultz Mr. Dill ...... . . . Curtis Beck Cornelia Carlyle . . . . . Betty J. Scott Joyce ....... . . . Lynda Miller Wilhelmina ...... . . . Anneita Baldwin Capt. Francis Levison . . . Robert Kleck M.C. ................................. Stanley Buehrer THE SETTING The entire actionofthe play takes place in the living room at East Lynne, located ona large estate in Eng1and,except for the park scene in France. Act One-Scene One: Afternoon in May Scene Two: A year later Act Two: Fall evening, a year and half later Act Three: Scene One: Late afternoon, early fall Scene Two: Six years later, evening in Sept. 25