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

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Announcer: Brenda Fred Bre nda Fred Brenda Fred Bre nda Fred Class Prophecy Ladies and Gentlemen of the television audience, It is my privilege to announce the name of the high school class which has contributed the most to world progress in the past twenty years. This aspiring class graduated from Archbold High School in the year 1957. And now Ladies and Gentlemen it gives me great pleasure to present Miss Brenda Pursel, the nation's Secretary of Health, Education and Wel- fare. Thank you, Tony Gerkins. And now Ladies and Gentlemen, I present the president of the Newsman's Guild, Fred Gearing. Thank you, Brenda. It certainly is an honor to present all of our classmates to the nation via televi- sion from this spacious Hollywood Bowl. Indeed it is Fred, and here is the first one. In the field of political science, the President of the United States, Myrl Sauder. Next, Gene Graf, Secretary of Agriculture, then Junior Schantz, Secretary of the Navy. Here is the senior senator from Ohio, Ilva Nafziger, and sitting on her right, the Rev. Veryl Roth, Chaplain of the Senate. Veryl is followed by his wife, the former Norma Burkholder, now head of the Society for the prevention of Contagious Diseases. Norma is well known for her fight a- gainst Scarlatina. She really belongs in the next category, Fred, the field of Medicine. Suppose you introduce the principals. That I will, Benji. After Norma, we have Dr. William Palmer, now head of the College of Obstetrics in darkest Africa. His wife-assistant, the former Vee Schlatter, and he have made remarkable advan- ces in educating the natives in this territory. Elaine Frey is head of the Physical Therapy department, and has found a companion in a little brown chimpanzee. In the adjoining hospital, Florence Herbert, the head nurse, is assisted by Verlene Nafziger, Wynemia Klopfenstein and Louise Nofziger, the heads of the various departments. Now I present Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevens fthe former JoAnn l-Iuffmanj now living in Antartica. JoAnn is working on a cure for frost-bite in the Bajanjo Hospital, thus named for its founders, Balbina Lisak, Janeth Schantz, and Joan Lovejoy. Tom is head football coach of the University of Antartica. His Assistant football coach and also Music Director is Beryl Grisier. That introduces us to the field of sports, with Ben Westfall leading the way. Ben, now in his eighteenth season with the Cleveland Indians, is an All-Star shortstop and has a lifetime batting average of.358. His roommate is the manager, Doyle, Tubby Hayes. Doyle and Ben have set up bachelor quarters in rooms under the stadium. Their landlord is Carl Guerrero, who made his fortune on quiz shows, The Guerrero Stadium was designed by Joan Williams of Williams, Williams, Williams and Williams Ar- chitectural firm. Now, Brenda, would you like to present our classmates who are in the field of entertainment. O.K. Fred. First, we have Ramiro Trejo, who received the best actor of the year award for his por- trayal in Around The Sun In 80 Days . Next is Janet Myers, who has just received her fifth gold rec- ord from Mecca Records, commemorating the sale of her five million records. Her husband, disc jockey, Roger Vonier, is responsible for her success. Dreamy Dewey Penrod, the successor to Elvis Pres- ley, is now approaching. Dreamy is attired in an aqua and orange zoot suit, Penrod is the latest heart throb since the Pelvis. Janis Peters, successor to Liberace, is giving a concert in this very bowl on Friday night. Janis bids everyone to attend. And now, before we continue, a word from our sponsor, Storrer Motors. For the best Service in town, see Gary Storrer, at Storrer Motors. He has the best in used cars and his own Storrer 8 is the number one road car in America. So, drop in tomorrow and see Gary Storrer. Rev, Larry Fish wishes me to invite all of you to his tent meeting in Burbank next Thursday. Larry has established one of the largest tent revivals in America. And now, I would like to present the principals in a field close to my heart, Education. In my capacity I rather control the field, and I must say without prejudices, that Margret Rupp is a symbol for all educators in the country. Her as- sistant, Jeanette Sauder, and Maggie have made the American School System proud of Ohio Educa- tion. Donna Jo Baldwin has been named teacher of the year and I am happy to present her with this award for her achievement. In our home town highschool, Archbold, another classmate, Lois Myers, has succeeded Miss Fagley, after a ten year apprenticeship as an English teacher on a college level. Rex Short another classmate, is head of the Agriculture Department at MSU, East Lansing. You know, we have many aspiring classmates who entered the field of agriculture. Suppose you present them Fred. Fine. First, the Farmer of the Year, Curtis Zaerr and his wife, the former Margaret Zuercher, are well known in agricultural circles throughout the country for their scientific methods of farming. Ran- dy Wyse, Farrner of the Year for 11 straight years with his 7000 acre turkey farm is now retired, and living a life of ease in Florida. Ronnie Fielitz has made his first million as a livestock broker, with Gary Pickett his chief Transportation officer. Ronnie Gigax, the leading tomato farmer in the state for four years rxmning is next. Working for Ronnie as fore man is Bob Hausch. They flew to the coast last night i'n Gigax's plane, piloted by Bob Steensen. Earl Riegsecker is the Vo-Ag teacher at Arch- bold, taking over when Mr. Gallaway retired. Well, Fred, if nothing else, our class should eat very well! Now, before we go any farther, I would like to present Arletta Kennel, a model. Arletta has been modeling Airplanes for Boeing for the past seven years. Gary Rupp is the head of the Accounting Department at Boeing. You know, Fred, that many of our people have had 'secretarial careers. Janet Erbscorn is secretary to Mr. Jacob Burkholder, State Supt. of Schools. Carolyn Miller is the head of the office staff at LaChoy. Doris Thomas and Grace Waidelich are her right hand girls. Arlene Rupp is President Sauder's private secretary. Donna Gaddis is a C.P.A. and has her own office in Washington and has become well known, helping various classmates with their income tax problems. Carolyn Bridges is a timekeeper for U.S. Steel, working in Pittsburgh, Pa. Now, Fred, suppose you present the rest of the class, in their miscellaneous occupations. All right, we'll move right along to Sandra Hall and Pauline Leininger, owners of Sapaul's, world famous beauty salon in New York. Their chief customer is Dorthy Leu, fashion model for Fogue Maga- zine. Last year Dorthy was selected as Miss Fire Extinguisher of 1976. Sondra Miller is a flight stewardess for Georgia Airlines. We hope, Ladies and Gentlemen, fellow students and classmates that you have enjoyed this Prophecy as we have inbringing it to you, and in closing, we wish to say that we are both very proud to have been a part of the Archbold High School Class of 1957. Brenda Pursel and Fred Gearing

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Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of Archbold-German Township Local High School, City of Archbold, County of Fulton, State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory after twelve years of arduous study, and realizing that our high school days are about to become memories of the past, do hereby publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequeaths and devices of whatsoever nature made, Article 'I To Archbold High School we bequeath the almost impossible task of finding another class as fine and outstand- ing as ours. Article II To the faculty we give our sincere thanks and appreciation for their efforts in enabling us to achieve high school graduation. Article III To each of the classes who follow us we bequeath the courage to go on and ever strive to do your very best. It is our fond hope that you may all profit by and from the many mistakes we made. I, Donna Baldwin, will my Terry Cloth concern to the Canon Towel industry. I, Carolyn Bridges, will my patience to numerous members of the seventh grade. I, Norma Burkholder, will my many musical activities to Mary Lou Roth. I, Janet Erbscorn, will my naturally curly hair to Karen Peters. I, Ronnie Fielitz, will my ability to rock the cradle to Charlie Sauder. I, Larry Fish, will my impulsive nature John Rupp. I, Elaine Frey, will my Little Red Hen back to the farm. I, Donna Gaddis, will part of my figure to Shirley Buerge. I, Fred Gearing, will my ability to get into trouble to Ralph Van Slyke. I, Ronald Gigax, will my calm nature to Larry Wheeler. I, Gene Graf, will my ability to act tough to Donald Clair. I, Beryl Grisier, will my ability of winking an eye to the young wolves of A.H.S. I, Carl Guerrero, will my introvert nature to Delbert Britsch, who has need for it. I, Sandra Hall, will my Elementary Secretarial position to Janice Wyse. I, Robert Hausch, will my avoirdupois to Peter Short so he can be a football player, I, Doyle Hayes, will my ability to make the all-league team to Herb Ruffer. I, Florence Herbert, will some ofmy altitude to Lois andEunice Hall. I, JoAnn Huffman, will my ability to become engaged to Carol Gautsche. I, Arletta Kennel, will my immaculate appearance to at least six Junior girls. I, Wynemia Klopfenstein, will my brunette complexion to Billye Detter. I, Pauline Leininger, will my ability to act silly in Home Ec. to Shirley Riegsecker, I, Dorthy Leu, will my secretary position to Betty Lou Roth. I, Balbina Lisak, will my figure to Phyllis Graber. Joan Lovejoy, will my blue eyes and blonde hair to Sharon Klopfenstein. Carolyn Miller, will my giggle and happy disposition to Carolyn Pickett. Sondra Miller, will my 'tight skirts and sweaters to Marilyn Miller. Janet Myers, will my small stature to Darlene Short. I, Lois Myers, will my ability to go steady to Bonnie Short. I, llva Nafziger, will my ability to talk about Senator Taft to Mr. Sutherland. I, Verlene Nafziger, will my scholastic ability to Roger Fielitz and Roger Miller. Louise Nofziger, will my study habits to Rosene Miller and Joan Case. William Palmer, will my ability to dress neatly to Mike Sullivan. I, Duane Penrod, will my girl friend back to the Sophomore boys. I, Janis Peters, will my dating problems to any girls who want them. I, Gary Pickett, will my height to Cloyce Nofziger and the basketball team. I, Brenda Pursel, will my ability to make quick decisions to all who need it. I, Earl Riegsecker, will my quiet nature to Grandpa Nafziger. I, Veryl Roth, will my cheerleading ability to next years Junior boys. I, Arlene Rupp, will my reserved nature to Carole Wheeler. I, Gary Rupp, my short stature to Gary Myers if he wants it. I, Margert Rupp, will my sneeze to anyone who needs a good, healthy sneeze. I, Jeanette Sauder, will my quietness to Pam Lauber, who has great need for it. Myrl Sauder, will my executive ability to Bud Stuckey for next year. Janeth Schantz, will my rubber bands to Billy Winzeler to keep up her socks. I, Junior Schantz, will my mud-flappers to John Rich for his Thunderbird. Vee Schlatter, will my spider collection to Yale University. Rex Short, will my ability in agronomy to Merle Short and other FFA boys. Robert Steensen, will my speed afoot to David Neal and Terry Murbach. Tom Stevens, will my basketball ability to Frank Winzeler. I, Gary Storrer, will my muscles fbut none of my brainj to Kriss Stutzman. I, Doris Thomas, will my Majorette position to Joyce Kingsbury. I, Ramiro Trejo, will my artistic ability to George Petrowsky, who doesn't need it. I, Roger Vonier, will my ducks to Rex Ziegler. I, Grace Waidelich, will my shortness to anyone who doesn't want to be tall. I, Ben Westfall, will my study habits equally to the Sophomores and Juniors next year. I, Joan Williams, will my broom to the janitors. My study habits to John Bleikamp. I, Randy Wyse, will my curly, manageable hair to Mr. Borich. I, Curtis Zaerr, will my ability to chew gum gracefully to Lyle Hayes. I, Margaret Zuercher, will my extrovertiveness to Bernadine Beck. 1. L I, L I. 1, I, 1, I, I, I, L