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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

m 3J ARCHBOLD ARCHBOLD BLUESTREAK HIGH SCHOOL] OHIO The dedication of the yearbook is probably the single most important decision with which the year- book staff is confronted. The last Bluestreak which was dedicated was published over ten years ago. It was dedicated to outstanding individuals who have made important contributions to Archbold High School. We feel this is the criteria for the dedica- tion. In the past year, three members of the Board of Education and two teachers have resigned. The Board members which include Dr. William Neal, Mr. Paul Rupp, and Mrs. Arvah Siegel have served since the mid 1950's. The two retiring teachers are Mrs. Mildred Bernath and Mrs. Dorothy Spengler. Each of the retired Board members has contrib- uted particular improvements to the school. Col- lectively, they have accomplished an addition to the school building, a summer school program, and an enlargement of the curriculum, to mention only a few. DR. WILLIAM NEAL 2 MRS. ARVAH SIEGEL MRS. MILDRED BERNATH DEDICATION MRS. DOROTHY SPENGLER Mrs. Bernath has taught in Archbold for the last thirty- five years after teaching for one year at the Lorentz school in Franklin Township. While at Archbold, she has taught over 1100 kindergarten and first grade children. Mrs. Dorothy Spengler has been at Archbold for the last twenty- one years after teaching two years at a country school in Ridgeville Township, one year in Cleveland, three years in Ridgeville Corners, and four years at Elmira. The tenure and long list of i.accomplishments is not the reason for which we dedicate this book to these people. Rather, we dedicate this book to the realization these people have of the importance of education to young people, and that to meet this goal the school must always be aware of our changing world and improved educational techniques. The wise leadership which these people have contributed to the school should not soon be forgotten. 3 SUPERINTENDENT MR. J. H. SPENGLER Mr. Spengler has been associated with Archbold High School for twenty-nine years, and has been superintendent for eighteen of those years. Students who do not know Mr. Speng- ler personally should recognize him as the man behind the voice on the announcements. The superintendent is the business manager of the school. His responsi- bilities include ordering all books and supplies for the entire year, keeping the school properly staffed, organizing summer school activities, and handling any expenses which accumulate over the year. Mr. Spengler has also been active in educational organizations outside Arch- bold. He has been Vice-President and President of the Northwestern Ohio Edu- cator's Association. One of Mr. Spengler's favorite re- sponsibilities is attending the National Science Fair every spring. Rubinoff and admirer LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. J. H. Spengler, Mr. Evan Bertsche, Mr. John Zimmerman, Mr.Dale Pape, Mr. Lowell Short, Dr. Hal Hackett, Mr. Dale Nafziger BOARD OF EDUCATION Sharon Rex, Secretary to the Superintendent The Board of Education consists of five members and a clerk. The members are elected by the public and the clerk is appointed to his office. The term of office is four years. Three new members were elected to the Board this year. They are Mr. Evan Bertsche, Mr. Dale Nafziger, and Mr. Dale Pape. Past members of the Board of Education: Mrs. Fern Schrock, Mr.Bud Rupp, and Dr. William Neal 5 JANITORS Warren Kingsbury Earl Bourquin Lawrence Ruffer BUS DRIVERS Warren Kingsbury Dale Nafriger Dennis Roth Clair Sallows Melba Schmucker Kenneth Short COOKS Ella Beck Mary Grime Florence Grime Bessie Short Joan Eash Betty Barger Elnora Rupp 6 PRINCIPAL The job of principal includes many and varied activities. Some of these responsi- bilities include organization of the high school curriculum, discipline of the students, supervision of the high school, determination of class rank, and registration of students. In addition to his duties as principal, Mr. Burkholder is advisor to the senior class, the National Honor Society, and the Student Council. Mr. Burkholder has been recognized by other educators in this area, serving as president of the Northwestern Ohio Prin- cipal's Organization and the Fulton County Teacher's Association. Mr. Burkholder spends his summers teach- ing at Adrian College. MR.BURKHOLDER 7 Halloween tricks often backfire STUDENTS Maybe you can get my thumb out of there then 9 HONOR STUDENTS LEFT COLUMN: M. Nofziger, J. Dominique, D. Lein- inger, D. Greiser, D. Ruger, J. Cox. MIDDLE COL- UMN: S. Meyer, B. Britsch, C. Stamm. RIGHT COL- 10 UMN: J. Springer, D. Hootman, M. Stememan, S Liechty ALUMNI NOW, THEY WILL SOON Marlene Mae Aschliman Janis Kay Baldwin Carolyn Fay Beck Karen Beck Sharon Beck Barbara Elaine Britsch Rollin Gene Britsch Joan Marcia Buehrer LOOK BACK WITH NOSTALGIA Philip Crossgrove James Dominique Albert Cordy Rodney Crossgrove James C. Cox Sandra Kay Dilyard Frank Crossgrove Cheri Diverchy Michael Eash Duane Fielitz John William Fraas 13 PLANNING THE FUTURE Carole Jeanne Gallaway Joyce Elaine Gautsche Bettilu Gisel James Gleason David L. Graber Jack C. Graf Brenda Gisel Daniel Grieser Barbara Grime Sharon Kay Grime Teresa Susan Grime 14 IS THEIR TASK NOW Paulette Jean Hayes Tommy Hines Allen Holsopple Dawn Carol Hootman Joan Janice Kernig Charlene Louise King Karen King Mary Ann King Gary Lauber 15 Carol Kramer Karen Lauber ON TO COLLEGE OR WORK, Suzette Leupp Shirlyn Jean Liechty Stanley Lojewski Donna Jean Maust Sharton Sue Meyet Jon A. Miller Rodney L. Miller Terry L. Miller 16 A STEP TOWARD THEIR GOALS Barbara Ann Riegsecker Neo Rodriquez Jr. Billy Rose Carol Roth Mary Ellen Roth David W. Ruger Nelson Rychener Jr. % 17 THE FUTURE WILL SHOW THE Karen Sue Sauder Lee Edward Sauder Linda Lou Sauder Danny Schang Michael Schlatter Anne Marie Short 18 Bonnilynn Short Roger A. Short Sidney L. Short Judith Ann Springer VALUE OF THESE PAST YEARS Lee George Wells Mari Ann Winzeler Allen J. Wyse Marva Ann Wyse Mary Yoder Rebecca Lynn Zimmerman Eric Paul Yedica 19 RYCHENER AWARD ROTARY AWARD JOHN FRA AS DUANE FIELITZ BPW AWARD JUDY SPRINGER SHARRON MEYER ARION AWARD JEANNE GALLAWAY MARY ANN KING FREDDIE STAMM STATE FARMER MEMORIAL AWARD AWARD JIM PILBEAM TERRY STUCKEY 21 Three graduates awaiting the processional Once you reached your seat the worTy of staying in line was over 22 23 24 25 CLAS President Vice President Secretary . . . Lynn Asch liman Ketth Short Safe Barb Sriort'-r w Jeanne Yoder ' JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD Juniors purchase a test tube Joyce Beck Larry Beck Nancy Beck Lenny Burkholder Phyllis Cordy Mary Couch Dorothy Crenshaw Larry DeGroff David Dominque Debbie Diverchy Leslie Doriot Tom Eash Lois Edge Roger Fruchey Brian Graf Sam Grime Phyllis Grisier Phil Grieser Mary Ann Hahn Frank Grime Kathy Hob let Juniors have unique enter- tainment for banquet 28 TO SENIOR YEAR Mike K. Short making a scene Rebecca Jimenez Larry Kinsmen Karl Kuehn Ted Lauber Tim McCord Kurt McDaniel Ron McLaney Ed Merillat Wanda Merillat Chuck Mignin Lenny Miller Carolyn Nafziger Milton Nafziger Shannon Neel A day at the fair Virginia Oyer Randy Pape 29 Gary Rice Marina Rodriquez THE YEAR OF THE DRIVERS LICENSE Mike D. Short Mike K. Short Patty Short Rodger D. Short Stuart Short Sam Smucker 30 CLASS OF 1968 Mary Weires Dave Zimmerman Kathy Springer Bill Rufenacht President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . SOPHOMORES CHOOSE CLASS RINGS Larry Baus Arlene Bechtel Mark Beck Sophomores vote for their choice Randy Buehrer Tom Christy Bob Clark Sharon Dilyard Donald Dohm Jill Dominique Veryl Doriot Steven Gigax Scott Gleason Andy Grime Kathy Kutzley JoAnn Lantz Bonnie Lauber Karen Leupp 32 IN NEXT STEP TOWARD GRADUATION Linda Ludeman Pat Manifold Gerald Meyer Becky Miller Steve Nafziger Joe Nofziger Fred Replogle Steve Rettig Another day completed Don Matthews Linda Miller Lynn Nofziger Mary Rich David Riegsecker Bob Rose Gloria Rowe 33 THE YEAR OF VARSITY SPORTS Mr. Varsity Randon Short Randy Short Jeri Shaffer Dean Stuckey Rick Stotzer 34 ■V' ' 5� ■ t ry ., '-.N v V r;, v, v -„VV ’■. ' ': ' o I.; N:- ; ‘ T.V 'i '„ •■ v • v � CLASS OF 1969 President ..........Randy Nafziger Vice President.......Mike Lumbrezer Secretary............Ann Stamm Treasurer............Elaine Wyse Student Council ....Robert Springer ✓ FRESHMAN FOLLOW THEIR OWN R. Crossgrove F. DeGroff S. Dominque L. Erkskorn R. Fielitz D. Finley R. Fruchey P. Grime J. Hayes C. Heckel M. Heckel D. Heer S. Heer H. Higgle 36 CHOICE OF CHALLENGING COURSES year E. Lantz D. Lauber D. Lauber J. Leininger J. Leu S. Liechty K. Link J. Lugbill E. Lugo M. Lumbrezer J. May G. McQuiston M. Me Robbie D. Meoak H. Merillat S. Merillat B. Miller T. Miller K. Myers R. Nafziger J. Nelson B. Nofeiger D. Overmier M. Pace C. Phipps S. Quillet R. Reynolds M. Richer R. Rodriquez R. Rodriquez R. Rodriquez J. Roth E. Rupp 37 THE YEAR OF ADJUSTMENT M. Schrock G. Seiler S. Shaffer J. Short W. Sauder J. Short K. Short w. Short M. Silcox R. Springer A. Stamm M. Stamm R. Stannard C. Storrer K. Teel L. Thomas K. Timmons R. Volkman S. Vielman C. Walter P. Wilcox R. Winzeler E. Wyse J. Wyse M. Wyse M. Wyse N. Wyse R. Wyse S. Wyse B. Yedica C. Yingling J. Yoder M. Zuver B. Zuxel 38 EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President, Sam Short; Vice President, Phil Rychener; Secretary-Treasurer, Lynn Wyse SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President, Ronald Stuckey; Vice President, Bruce Rupp; Secretary-Treasurer, ReNee Rupp 39 EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Aeschliman, P. Bechtel, A. Beck, J. Beck, C. Bertsch, C. Clark, J. Couch, H. Dohm, D. Ebersole, S. Erbskorn; SECOND ROW: R. Fraker, D. Frey, L. Gautsche, L. Gisel, N. Gisel, L. Gleason, I. Goertz, R. Graber, B. Grime, P. Grime; THIRD ROW: R. Grime, P. Hackett, G. Holsopple, A. Kauffman, S. Kutzley, J. Layman, L. Layman, E. Liechty, E. Liechty, C. McNally; FOURTH ROW: S. McRobbie, R. Meyer, C. Miller, B. Nafziger, G. Nafziger, K. Purje, B. Rueger, M. Rupp, P. Rych- ener, N. Sauder; FIFTH ROW: S. Schmucker, S. Schnitkey, R. Schrock, G. Schroeder, M. Sema, J. Sharpe, D. Short, G. Short, J. Short, R. Short; SIXTH ROW: R. Short, R. Short, S. Short, S. Springer, D. Stamm, M. Stamm, W. Sterneman, R. Stuckey, L. Swalley, K. Thatcher; SEVENTH ROW: J. Thompson, J. Weber, L. Wells, R. Wilcox, S. Wlasiuk, A. Wyse, L. Wyse, R. Wyse, K. Yoder, H. Zavala 40 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: K. Arend, N. Armstrong, S. Beck, W. Beck, G. Bemath, L. Blosser, E. Bohner, M. Bohner, P. Bubnes, C. Christy; SECOND ROW: C. Contreras, R. Cross- grove, D. DeGroff, B. Dominique, F. Dom- inique, J. Dominique, J. Fielitz, L. Fran- kouski, J. Gleason, K. Gnagey; THIRD ROW: K. Gnagey, J. Goertz, C. Grieser, J. Grieser, A. Grime, M. Hackett, B. Hill, P. Hitt; FOURTH ROW: C. Johnson, K. King, B. Kleck, D. Koch, D. Leininger, E. Moreno, J. Nafziger, J. Nafziger, C. Nofziger, K. Nofziger; FIFTH ROW: R. Nofziger, D. Phipps, S. Plassman, J. Purs el, L. Quick, D. Radabaugh, B. Riegsecker, E. Roth, B. Rupp, J. Rupp; SIXTH ROW: R. Rupp, C. Rych- ener, T. Schang, P. Schroeder, R. Seiler, M. Shirley, B. Short, D. Short, D. Short, J. Short; SEVENTH ROW: M. Short, P. Short, D. Sommers, R. Spiess, J. Springer, B. Stamm, V. Stememan, J. Stevens, R. Stuckey, R. Stuckey; EIGHTH ROW: A. Swaney, D. Taylor, D. Thatcher, J. Wey- andt, D. Wyse, K. Wyse, N. Wyse, R. Wyse, R. Wyse, P. Winzeler; NINTH ROW: T. Yoder f i : The bird's the word Student council members decorate the tree for Christmas Inducting students into the National Honor Society FFA President Terry Stuckey with FFA Sweetheart Jeanne Gallaway I just can't seem to get close to my work ORGANIZATIONS Badwe demonstrates typical Arab dress 43 FRONT ROW: Mike Schlatter, Sharron Meyer, Terry Rodney Crossgrove, EDITOR IN CHIEF Sidney Short, Stuckey, BACK ROW: Mr. Schultz, Jim Gleason, Rollie Britsch THE YEARBOOK HAS A NEW LOOK Assistant Editor Dwayne Leininger preparing a page of the yearbook The yearbook staff felt that the yearbook should be much more than simply a record book of the school year. The staff, through weekly meetings throughout the year organized the book into what they considered a mean- ingful panoramic and written description of the year's significant activities. The publication of the yearbook is an opportunity for students to use their talents in the areas of art, photography, creative writing, and organization. The staff proper is made up of seniors only. In order to prepare for the fol- lowing year's book, juniors are selected to serve an ap- prenticeship with the seniors. These juniors then begin planning their book in the spring of their junior year. The yearbook advisor is Mr. Schultz. 44 FIRST ROW: Julie Aldrich, Sharon Parker, Barbara Riegsecker, Susie Leupp, Carolyn Beck, SECOND ROW: Barb Grime, Anna Short, EDITOR IN CHIEF Karen Sauder, Mike Eash, Rollie Britsch, Marianne Win zeler, Sandy Dilyard, Mrs. Keim ARCHETTE HAS SOMETHING FOR ALL Friday morning in the Archette office The Archette was first published over 25 years ago. The purpose of the Archette today is the same as it was a quarter of a century ago: to inform the students of the school activities, to entertain the students, and to pro- mote school spirit. The Archette is published by the journalism class, composed of fourteen students this year, who are taking journalism in place of senior English. These students publish the paper every other week. Much work and effort went into the Archette this past year. The students spent many hours in preparing and publishing it. Their sufficient reward was the enthusiasm with which the paper was greeted on its day of distri- bution. The advisor is Mrs. Keim. 45 STUDENT COUNCIL HELD IN HIGH REGARD FIRST ROW: Mr. Dilbone, B. Springer, J. Dominique, B. Grime, R. Stuckey, Mrs. Keim. SECOND ROW: M. Weires, J. Springer, R. Nofziger, S. Short, R. Jiminez, B. Shrock. THIRD ROW: L. Aschliman, R. Crossgrove, R. Springer, D. Fielitz, D. Rychener OFFICERS: Judy Springer, Secretary-Treasurer; Duane Fielitz, President; Becky Schrock, Vice President Mr. Burkholder and several senior students set up the council. Its purpose is to help control the student body by setting rules for hall traffic, study halls, and cafeteria lines. The council also organized the cheerleader elections, the chapel programs the sportsm an ship pro- grams, and decorated the school at Christmas time. The council consists of elected mem- bers of each class, seven through twelve. 46 The Archbold Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety was started in 1951 under the supervision of Mr. Burkholder, the student council, and a panel of teachers. Later in the year of 1950-51, the Bryan National Honor Society inducted seven seniors and eight juniors who became the first members of the new Archbold Chapter. Since then, the membership of the Archbold National Honor Society has increased to two hundred and five, including the nineteen new members inducted on April 14, 1966. To be eligible, a student must be in the upper 25% of his class. Membership is decided by a secret ballot from each of the eleven teachers of the com- mittee. Honor Society members relax after formal induction ceremony. HONOR SOCIETY HONORS SCHOLARS FIRST ROW: B. Zimmerman, P. Leichty, J. Buehrer, M. Stememan, E. Yoder, S. Finley. SECOND ROW: A. Holian, D. Leininger, M. Couch, B. Schrock, K. Hoblet, B. Giesel. THIRD ROW: K. Kuehn, J. Fraas, R. Springer, L. Aschliman, D. Fielitz, R. Pape, B. Link. FOURTH ROW: J. Dominique, D. Hootman, S. Meyer, J. Springer, C. Stamm, M. Nafziger. STANDING: S. Liechty, Vice President; R. Cross- grove, President; B. Britsch, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Giesel, D. Ruger, D. Grieser, J. Cox 47 FIRST ROW: J. Springer, G. Rowe, P. Hayes, P. Liechty, J. Buehrer, S. Heer; SECOND ROW: Mr. Geiger, S. Dilyard, M. Winzeler, A. Stememan, M. Yoder, P. Cordy, D. Hootman, J. Galloway, C. Roth, C. Diverchy, C. Stamm, M. King; THIRD ROW: R. Stanforth, M. Short, E. Short, A. Holian, J. Gleason, J. Dominique, S. Short, M. Schlatter, F. Crossgrove, B. Stanforth, J. Pilbeam, M. Nofziger; FOURTH ROW: T, Rupp, D. Ruger, D. Fielitz, G. Lauber, R. Crossgrove, Mr. Clark, J. Fraas, R. Pape, K. McDaniels, A. Wyse, D. Grieser, J. Graf SCIENCE CLUB ACTIVATES SCIENCE IN ARCHBOLD STANDING, Frank Crossgrove, President; Judy Springer, Vice-President; SEATED, Carol Stamm, Treasurer; Phyllis Liechty, Secretary; Mike Nofziger, Sergeant at Arms The Archbold Science Club was started during the school year of 1948 - 49. During the monthly meetings this year, the club heard of pneumatic developments in medical tech- nology, saw films on such subjects as water pollu- tion and the sun, and discussed developments in science. The main responsibility of the club is the annual science fair. The club, under the leadership of the advisors Mr. Clark, Mr. Dilbone, Mr. Geiger, and Mr. Winfield organize the science fair from start to finish. Having charge of the concessions at the basket- ball and football games provided some fun and amusement during the year. 48 FIRST ROW: P. Grisier, B. Jimenez, B. Short; SECOND ROW: N. Rueger, E. Lantz, K. Link, J. Beck, C. Walter, Mrs. Bourquin, K. Springer, C. Heckel, M. Stamm, D. Lauber, L. Beck; THIRD ROW: C. Yingling, L. Erbskorn, J. Dominique, K. Grieser, D. Lauber, N. Hootman, M. Schrock, A. Stamm, J. Short, B. Nof- ziger; FOURTH ROW: D. Huner, K. Myers, M. Stamm, B. Rupp, J. Hayes, E. Grieser, M. Weires, G. Rupp, S. Rychener, E. Rupp, M. Gisel LATIN CLUB RELIVES ANCIENT ROME The Latin Club was organized in 1963. The purpose of the club is to promote the study of the classical lan- guages and to acquaint the students with the civilization of Rome and Greece. It also helps the students to under- stand and appreciate the world today, which is indebted to the ancient civilization in its government, laws, literature, and arts. Each year an exhibit of proj- ects is placed on display by the Latin Club at the science fair. Kathy Springer, Treasurer; Nancy Rueger, Secretary; Barb Short, President; Phyllis Grisier, Vice-President The projects include dolls dressed up as Romans, models of Roman houses and temples, Roman calendars, and posters. At the end of the school year, the Roman banquet is held, where members dress in Roman costumes and eat as the Romans did. The club advisor is Mrs. Bourquin. 49 FIRST ROW: B. Zimmerman, B. Sharpe, B. Jim- enez, B. Short, J. Pilbeam, G. Wyse; SECOND ROW: Miss Rupp, M. Stememan, P. Cordy, P. Grieser, M. Yoder, A. Bechtel, D. Hootman, B. Short, J. Galloway; THIRD ROW: B. Gisel, J. Kemig, E. Aeschliman, B. Gisel, C. Roth, A. Holian, N. Hootman, C. Diverchy FTA PROMOTES TEACHING PROFESSION The Archbold Future Teachers Association was started during the school year of 1963-64. Its purpose is to encourage students to enter the teaching profession. The students assist the grade school and high school teachers and are very helpful in other activities. This year they assisted in the grade school with the parent teacher conferences. The sponsors are Mr. Hoblet and Miss Rupp. Joan Kemig, Secretary-Treasurer; Bettilu Gisel, President, Phyllis Grisier, Vice-Presi- dent; Dawn Hootman, Historian 50 FIRST ROW: J. Sharpe, S. Heer, R. Wyse, J. Short, Mrs. Fankhauser, C. Schnitkey, L. Zuvers, L. Grime, M. Rupp, R. Wilcox, E. Liechty, E. Lantz; SECOND T. Stahl, S. Grime ROW: N. Hootman, J. Lantz, J. Aldrich, M. Wyse, STUDENT LIBRARIANS PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Springer, B. Jiminez, J. Buehrer, L. Miller, J. Kemig, N. Beck, J. Galloway; SECOND ROW: M. Silcox, M. Sterne man, S. Liechty, C. Stamm, E. Aeschliman, K. Lauber, M. King, B. Gisel, C. Roth, M. Yoder, M. Roth, C. Diverchy; THIRD ROW: R. Reynolds, P. Short, D. Diverchy, K. Hoblet, M. Hahn, W. Merillat, S. Weyandt, P. Cordy, N. Frey, B. Sharpe, A. Stamm, P. Grime; FOURTH ROW: B. Burkholder, P. Quick, P. Bubnes, B. Kleck, C. Schnitkey, F. Mer- illat, J. Buehrer, J. Lantz, L. Pilbean, D. Overmier, L. Beck, B. Nofziger; FIFTH ROW: L. Zaerr, M. Wyse, M. Klinger, A. Sterneman, G. Rowe, J. Dominique, G. Johnson, C. Sommer, K. Springer, M. Schrock, M. Gisel, J. May; SIXTH ROW: C. Walters, A. Beck, E. Wyse, M. Wyse, T. Burkholder, K. Teel, H. Meril- lat, K. Link, P. Wilcox, K. Myers, C. Heckel, S. Quillet, D. Huner 51 FIRST ROW: D. Stuckey, G. McQuistion, S. Case, W. Short, L. Kinsman, D. Grime, R. Rodriguez, R. Winzeler, S. Wyse; SECOND ROW: D. Rupp, C. Par- sons, R. Buehrer, V. Doriot, G. Rice, D. Nafziger, M. Richer, S. Smucker, D. Aeschliman, S. Grime; THIRD ROW: G. King, P. Grieser, R. Fruchey, J. The purpose of the Future Farmers of America, formed in the United States around 1928, is to de- velop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. Through this development, the boys be- come young men with confidence in themselves and their work. Short, D. Heer, C. Storrer, Mr. Galloway, M. Nof- ziger, J. Nofziger, M. Beck, R. Volkman, T. Stahl, L. Burkholder; FOURTH ROW: S. Short, L. Grime, A. Cordy, R. Fruchey, S. Merrillat, T. Stuckey, T. Winzeler, T. Storrer, M. Lumbrezer, J. Fielitz, D. Riegsecker, D. Graber The Archbold Chapter of FFA has been very active during the past year. They toured the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn and the com picking contest in Adrian. The FFA has monthly meetings. The advisor is Mr. Callaway. Dave Aeschliman, Secretary; Albert Cordy, Vice-President; Terry Stuckey, President; Gary King, Treasurer; Milton Nofziger, Chaplain; Stuart Short, Re- porter; Larry Kinsman, Sentinel; Sam Smucker, Student Advisor 52 FIRST ROW: D. Weber, C. Phipps, P. Kinsman, D. Grime, H. Merillat, C. Beck, E. Lugo; SECOND ROW: M. Roth, S. Liechty, M. Aschliman, K. Short, D. Armstrong, G. Seiler, M. Heckel, L. Bowman, C. Grieser, K. Timmons, P. Wilcox; THIRD ROW: B. Short, K. King, S. Beck, D. Maust, B. Britsch, K. The Archbold Future Homemakers of America Chapter was formed in 1964. The purpose of the FHA is to teach America's future homemakers the ways of better living in their home and community. Shirlyn Liechty brought honor to the organization by scoring highest on a Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow test for Archbold High. Beck, R. Crossgrove, L. Thomas, D. Hitt, L. Ludeman, B. Lauber, J. Short; FOURTH ROW: T. Grime, V. Oyer, D. Crenshaw, C. Nofziger, L. Miller, Mrs. Weldy, E. Aeschliman, M. Winzeler, S. Dilyard, P. Cordy, A. Short Another member of the FHA, Jane Short, will represent the group in the county as the new Junior Fair Board member for 1966. In April the members are planning to entertain the Pettisville and Fayette Chapters of the FHA by staging a style show. The advisor is Mrs. Weldy. FIRST ROW: Helen Merillat, Secretary; Karen King, Treasurer; Bonnie Short, Reporter; SECOND ROW: Anna Short, President; Elaine Aeschliman, Vice- President 53 FIRST ROW: S. Dilyard, F. Merillat, J. Baldwin, M. Hahn, L. Zaer, C. Sommer, N. Rueger, J. Yoder, K. Teel, H. Merillat, D. Huner; SECOND ROW: T. Burk- holder, M. Rich,J. Dominique, K. Kutzley, G. John- son, M. Yoder, P. Liechty, S. Weyandt, D. Lauber, A. Stamm, C. Walter, B. Burkholder, K. Sallows, P. Wilcox; THIRD ROW: M. Cisel, S. Rychener, B. Schrock, J. May, K. Beck, S. Stuckey, J. Beck, Miss Sharpe, J. Waldfogle, A. Stememan, G. Rowe, C. Beck, V. Oyer, M. Wyse; FOURTH ROW: M. Wyse, J. Short, B. Lauber, D. Hootman, P. Cordy, B. Rupp, M. Schrock, E. Grieser, M. Weires, J. Shaffer, D. Over- mier, M. Silcox, S. Dilyard, N. Hootman, C. Roth, E. Wyse GAA PROMOTES GIRLS ATHLETICS FIRST ROW: Jeanne Yoder, Secretary; Sara Stuckey, Treasurer; Joyce Beck, Reporter; SECOND ROW: Carol Roth, President; Mary Yoder, Vice-President The GAA, Girls' Athletic Association, is an organization for the athletic-minded girl. Organized in 1961, its purpose is to promote girls' athletics. Each girl who makes the required number of points re- ceives an award at the end of the year. Freshmen girls receive a pin, sophomores, a large A ; juniors, large numerals of the year in which they graduate; and seniors, a trophy. Also at the end of each year, the members vote for one senior girl to receive the Outstanding Girl Athlete award. This girl receives a large trophy. The GAA has six intramural teams which play basketball and volleyball every Tues- day night after school. There are two fresh- men teams, two sophomore teams, one junior team, and one senior team. Girls also play table tennis and badminton on an individual basis. On February 12, the GAA sponsored a basketball playday. GAA teams from schools in the surrounding area were invited to participate. The advisor is Miss Sharpe. 54 FIRST ROW: M. Short, C. Rychener; SEC- OND ROW: H. Merillat, S. Heer, K. Sallows, S. McRobbie, B. Burkholder, L. Wyse, C. McNally, P. Wilcox, L. Zaerr, D. Grime; THIRD ROW: Leader, Mrs. Grieser; FOURTH ROW: T. Burkholder, D. Huner, B. Nofziger, S. Stuckey, W. Merillat, T. Thomas, J. Shaffer, C. Schnitkey, N. Hootman, C. Diverchy, F. Merillat, B. Grime STREAKETTES A. ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: S. Smucker, S. Schnitkey, L. Miller, C. Mignin, J. Pilbeam, R. Short, D. Aeschliman, S. Grime, A. Holsopple; SEC- OND ROW: J. Jiminez, R. Pape, T. Storrer, R. Short, D. Rychener, T. Eash, M. Short, D. Stuckey; THIRD ROW: J. Miller, D. Schang, B. Rose, F. Grime, M. Schlatter, F. Cross- grove, S. Rettig, R. Stotzer, D. Grieser, B. Clark, A. Grime, J. Hood, T. Stahl, E. Mer- illat; FOURTH ROW: R. Britsch, G. Wlasiuk, B. Rose, L. Aschliman, R. Springer, J. Cox, J. Fraas, K. Lauber, M. Eash, T. Hines, D. Fielitz, J. Graf, T. Rupp, K. Short 55 FIRST ROW: L. Bowman, L. Zaerr, B. Rupp, T. Grime, M. Couch, S. King, B. Britsch, K. King, V. Oyer, J. Baldwin, R. Reynolds, J. Yoder, N. Frey, B. Grime. SECOND ROW: D. Rupp, J. Lugbill, B. Graf, L. Kinsman, D. Stuckey, S. Short, D. May, M. Short, S. Wyse. THIRD ROW: C. Walters, M. King, B. Gisel, B. Short, M. Yoder, S. Liechty, D. Hitt, D. Maust, S. Beck, S. Stuckey, C. Roth, J. Kernig, B. Gisel, J. Gallaway. FOURTH ROW: B. Link, M. Rich, K. Short, P. Grime, M. Sallows, M. Holland, J. Leininger, M. Weires, J. Roth, K. Hoblet, D. Badenhop, B. Schrock. FIFTH ROW: D. Fielitz, T. Rupp, D. Zimmerman, D. Rychener, D. Ruger, R. Pape, R. Springer, J. Cox OFFICERS: President, Mike ARCHBOLD HIGH Nofziger; Vice-President, David Stuckey; and Secret ary-Treas- urer, Jeannie Gallaway The vocal department of Archbold High School was started in 1931. There are three different groups in the department: Boys' Glee, Girls' Glee, and Mixed Chorus. The purpose of the department is to introduce the different kinds of music to these groups. The songs range anywhere from the popular hits of today to re- ligious numbers by Bach and other renowned composers. FIRST ROW: C. Link, B. Short, B. Schrock, K. Sal- lows, D. Clevenger, A. Beck, B. Burkholder, C. Som- mers, N. Rueger, G. Rowe, C. Yingling, J. Dominique. SECOND ROW: K. Lauber, J. Graf, D. Leininger, R. Nafziger, R. Miller, E. Short, J. Nofzinger, J. Pilbeam, R. Buehrer, L. Baus. THIRD ROW: M. Schrock, F. Crossgrove, P. Liechty, M. Nofziger, S. Weyandt, T. Eash, S. Schultz, T. Christy, K. Beck, M. Short, S. Rychener. FOURTH ROW: J. Buehrer, K. Timmons, M. Gisel, C. Stamm, E. Aeschliman, K. Sauder, J. Springer, D. Hootman, S. Meyer, P. Grisier, K. Leupp, B. Zimmerman, K. Lauber. FIFTH ROW: J. Fraas, T. Stuckey, M. Eash, L. Aschliman, R. Short, D. Grieser, S. Short, G. Lauber SCHOOL CHOIR The chorus has sung at many local churches: Zion Mennonite Church, Archbold Evangelical Mennonite Church, St. John's United Church of Christ, and The Archbold Methodist Church. The chorus this year sang at two schools, Ayersville and Ridgeville. They also had a song fest with the Delta High School Chorus. The director of these groups is Mr. Walter Treadway. Every year since he began teaching in Archbold, Mr. Treadway has taken the chorus and glee clubs to district and sjfate competition. Mr. Treadway directing the chorus. 57 GIRLS’ GLEE FIRST ROW: B. Nofziger, L. Beck, N. Hootman, L. Pilbeam, K. Sallows, P. Wilcox, A. Beck, J. May, S. Rychener, B. Burkholder, J. Waidfogel, D. Grime, B. Yedica, D. Huner, T. Grime, M. Couch, S. Quillet, C. Heckel, K. Timmons, S. Schultz, M. Heckel, J. Mull. SECOND ROW: M. Stamm, J. Short, S. Nof- ziger, G. Rowe, D. Hitt, M. Klinger, J. Dominique, C. Sommers, N. Rueger, T. Burkholder, E. Yoder, B. Short, B. Miller, J. Nelson, P. Kinsman, P. Clevenger, K. Link, K. Springer, J. Buehrer, B. Rupp, D. Hootman, S. Meyer, C. Yingling. THIRD ROW: S. Liechty, M. King, S. Beck, D. Diverchy, P. Short, N. Beck, M. Roth, M. Yoder, J. Beck, N. Frey, J. Yoder, M. Gisel, M. Schrock, K. Kutzli, M. Stamm, B. Grime, D. Maust, K. King, L. Edge, J. Baldwin, L. Zaerr, K. Leupp, P. Crisier, M. Rich. FOURTH ROW: J. Kemig, C. Diverchy, K. Beck, B. Gisel, C. Stamm, E. Aeschliman, S. Stuckey, C. Roth, B. Short, M. Holland, B. Schrock, S. Weyandt, P. Leichty, S. King, J. Buehrer, K. Hoblet, B. Schrock, B. Gisel, D. Crenshaw, B. Britsch, M. Wyse, K. Lauber, B. Zimmerman, V. Oyer, M. Weires BOYS’ GLEE FIRST ROW: S. Wyse, E. Lantz, M. Short, J. Lugbill, J. Roth, G. Rupp, J. Ruffer, M. Lindley, N. Wyse, J. Holsopple, J. Wyse, W. Short, L. Erbskom, J. Kidd, D. Nafziger, T. Christy, J. Jimenez, J. Short, J. Nof- ziger, R. Buehrer, L. Short. SECOND ROW: R. Grieser, P. Grieser, S. Wyse, S. Short, B. Stanforth, A. Holian, J. Beck, L. Kinsman, D. Badenhop, R. Short, D. May, M. Sallows, G. Wyse, S. Nafziger, E. Rupp, B. Arthur, R. Short, M. Short, J. Rodriquez, M. Richer, L. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: R. Stanforth, J. Leininger, R. Stannard, D. Stuckey, K. Lauber, J. Graf, K. Short, G. King, D. Fielitz, R. Crossgrove, T. Stuckey, M. Eash, G. Lauber, L. Aschliman, D. Rieg- secker, S. Merillat, D. Clark, C. Shaffer, J. Fielitz, R. Miller, D. Leininger, M. Nofziger, B. Graf, T. Eash 58 CHOIR ENSEMBLES Becky Zimmerman, Carol Roth, Brenda Gisel Mike K. Short, Stuart Short, Lynn Aschliman, Tom Eash, Becky Schrock, accompanist Soloists: Phyllis Grisier, Dave Stuckey, Jill Dominique FRONT ROW: Mary Ann King, Phyllis Grisier, Karen Leupp, Nancy Rueger, Shirlyn Liechty, Sara Stuckey. BACK ROW: Joan Kemig, Mary Rich, Mary Weires, Kathy Hoblet, Becky Schrock 59 FIRST ROW: M. King, K. Hoblet, M. Holland, B. Nofziger, K. Sallows, K. Timmons. SECOND ROW: J. Callaway, K. Sauder, S. Weyandt, J. Kernig, C. Bertsche, B. Rueger, J. May. THIRD ROW: M. Hahn, S. Stuckey, J. Yoder, M. Rich, B. Sharpe, D. Ruger, P. Grisier, C. McNally. FOURTH ROW: M. Stamm, P. Grime, B. Yedica, I. Goertz, M. Serna, E. Lantz, J. Short, J. Couch, D. Ebersole, R. Stuckey, R. Stannard, B. Graf. FIFTH ROW: S. Kutzley, L. Beck, A. Tij- erina, R. Stanforth, N. Beck, C. Walter, C. Yingling ARCHBOLD HIGH OFFICERS: President, Jeannie Gallaway; Vice-President, Randy Papej Secretary- Treasurer, Bettilu Gisel Band, as a part of the instrumental program, was added to the school curriculum in the school year 1939-40. Pre- vious to this time the school had an orchestra. The band became a popular group and after the purchase of uniforms, the orchestral program was discontinued. Mr. Parlett was the director of the band program at this time. It was during the time when Mr. Frank Menichetti was director of the group that the band became very active in solo and ensemble work and district and state competitive events. There was tremendous growth in the personnel and instrumentation of the group. The band did outstanding work and over a period of years has ammassed an unusual record of Superior ratings at district and state levels. 60 FIRST ROW: B. Schrock, K. Link, D. Frey, C. Clark, S. Rychener, N. Hootman. SECOND ROW: M. Sch- rock, E. Short, R. Short, M. Weires, D. Badenhop, B. Gisel, N. Rueger, B. Schrock. THIRD ROW: T. Rupp, K. Kutzley, B. Short, R. Pape, S. Wyse, B. Link, J. Lugbill, N. Frey, M. Lindley. FOURTH ROW: B. Lauber, R. Nafziger, B. Stanforth, L. Wells, M. Nof- ziger, M. Short, R. Short, R. Graber, S. Shaffer, S. Short, S. Nafziger, D. Rychener, R. Short, J. Gleason FIFTH ROW: P. Hackett, M. Short, T. Wierwill, S. Short, Mr. Winzeler SYMPHONY BAND Mr. Winzeler, Band Director The purpose of the concert band is to present the stu- dents with the best possible band literature. The reper- toire is taken from the different periods of music history and along with this students are expected to learn basic fundamentals of music harmony, form, and analysis. Although the group performs at several formal concerts, the course is considered an academic discipline rather than a performance group. The marching band which is a part of the concert group, presents half-time shows at all home football games. They also participate in Memorial Day services, and other summer activities. Mr. Charles Winzeler is the director of the instru- mental program. 61 MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW: C. Bertsche, B. Rueger, N. Frey, S. Rychener, B. Schrock, J. Galla way, K. Sauder, M. Holland, M. King, K. Sallows, S. Stuckey, J. Kemig, R. Stanforth, S. Short, L. Beck, C. Walter, C. Ying- ling, A. Tijerina. SECOND ROW: J. Lugbill, S. Wyse, S. Shaffer, S. Short, J. Gleason, M. Nofziger, L. Wells, R. Stannard, M. Lindley, M. Short, R. Short, R. Nafziger, B. Stanforth, J. Couch, R. Stuckey, J. Short, E. Lantz, S. Kutzley, D. Ebersole, Mr. Winzeler. THIRD ROW: M. Rich, K. Kutzley, C. Clark, D. Frey, K. Hoblet, K. Timmons, B. Nofziger, K. Link, B. Schrock, B. Sharpe, B. Gisel, S. Weyandt, J. Yoder, P. Grime, M. Stamm, B. Yedica, I. Goertz, M. Serna, L. Wyse. FOURTH ROW: E. Short, M. Weires, M. Stamm, J. May, M. Schrock, B. Lauber, N. Hootman, M. Short, R. Short, D. Ruger, S. Nafziger, T. Wierwill, B. Short, N. Rueger, P. Hackett, R. Graber, C. Mc- Nally PEP BAND FIRST ROW: J. Gleason, R. Stanforth, S. Short, S. Wyse. SECOND ROW: R. Short, T. Wierwill, M. Short, S. Short, M. Nofziger, R. Short, B. Stanforth, D. Ruger ENSEMBLES Jim Gleason, Randy Short, Dave Ryche- ner, Mary Ann King, accompanist Mike D. Short, Roger A. Short, Mike Nof- ziger, Mary Ann King, accompanist Karen Sallows, Sara Stuckey, Joan Kemig, Jeanne Gallaway, Mary Jane Holland, Karen Sauder, Mary Ann King, Drum Major Mary Jane Holland, Kathy Hoblet, Mary Ann King, Beverly Nofziger 63 We weren't supposed to use bubble gum to hold this up? Rodney Crossgrove drives Queen Joan in Homecoming Ceremonies ACTIVITIES A view of the many projects at the Science Fair 65 Being Queen has its advantages Elaine Wyse and Mike Lumbrezer HOMECOMING 1965 There she is ladies and gentlemen, our home- coming queen of this year. With this introduction, Joan Buehrer, 1965 Homecoming Queen, followed her court onto the football field. From the con- vertibles and handsome escorts to the batons and yellow-jacketed pep band, the homecoming activities were a real treat for the court and for the fans. The band performed Say it with Music, Moon River, and Ain't She Sweet to the delight of the crowd. The queen saw an exciting game in which Archbold played Hicksville to a 0-0 tie. Ronald Stuckey and Toynetta Grieser Lynn Wyse and Sam Short 66 Steve Schnitkey and Marlene Wyse Mary Ann Hahn and Sam Crime Jack Graf and Joan Kernig Freshman, Elaine Wyse; Senior, Joan Kemig; Queen, Joan Buehrer; Junior, Mary Ann Hahn; Sophomore, Marlene Wyse The crowd enjoys the pre-game activities 67 68 The Science Fair Special--Cockles Mr. Hoblet was among the visitors at the fair. During the first three days of April, 1966, Archbold High School housed the Greater Ohio and Quadri-County Science Fairs. Exhibitors representing sixty-nine counties displayed projects. Mr. Clark, science fair director; his assistants Mr. Dil- bone, Mr. Geiger, and Mr. Winfield; and the Science Club worked diligently to make this one of the most efficiently run fairs in their sixteen year history. Although the number of projects was not as many as other years, quality was exceptionally high and visitors were amazed at the intelligence and diligence of the exhibitors. Jane Erne rick and Jay Yourist, best Greater Ohio projects Susan Heer receives award from Mr. Clark Marva Gersmehl and David Arps, best Quadri-County projects 69 70 Lee Sauder and Becky Jimenez visit the Candy House CANDYLAND Tis sweet to welcome you all this night On board Candyland Express with its splendor so bright. Where the toils and the cares of the whole long year Are far from our thoughts as we frolic here. We juniors have chosen this fantastic land For its frivolity and beauty on every hand, To give you an evening, in sheer glee, Of entertainment, light-hearted and free. Dinner was served family style Couples cross over the bridge into Candyland This sure makes a poor bathtub “CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN” A few backstage antics Look at those nylon stockings The cast 72 The ENTIRE cast “OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY” Making ready for the big hour 73 Take the picture, this football is heavy! SPORTS Foie! 75 FIRST ROW: L. Nofziger, F. Replogle, S. Gleason, A Grime, B. Clark, D. Rychener, B. Rose, R. Short, S. Schnitkey, R. Stotzer, R. Buehrer, J. Jiminez; SEC- OND ROW: F. Grime, B. Graf, B. Link, C. Mignin, L. Miller, T. Rupp, R. Pape, L. Aschliman, T. Storrer, K. Short, E. Thatcher, S. Smucker, S. Grime, D. Aeschliman; THIRD ROW: J. Miller, A. Holsapple, D. Stuckey, M. Eash, T. Hines, J. Fraas, D. Fielitz, D. Grieser, K. Lauber, J. Graf, Rollie Britsch COACH MIKE WALKER: 4 “THEY GAVE 100% EFFORT Varsity Coaches: Mr. Murbach, Mr. Dilbone, Mr. Buehrer; Head Coach, Mr. Walker The Archbold gridders played an exciting four win, four loss, and one tie season. Their greatest accomplishment was an upset win over Liberty Center. The new football coaches this year were Mr. Buehrer and Mr. Murbach. With the help of Coach Murbach the second string Gremlins took the spotlight of everyday practice and gave stiff competition to the first string players. David Stuckey and Jack Graf were chosen co-captains; John Fraas was chosen Most Valuable Player; and Steve Schnitkey was chosen Most Improved Player. 76 Rollie Britsch Michael Eash Duane Fielitz Jack Graf Manager John Fraas Dan Grieser Dave Stuckey Tom Hines First Team Offense, League Class A, All-Ohio End Second Team Offense, League Honorable Mention, Class A First Team Defense, League IN EVERY MINUTE OF PLAY” Keith Lauber Jon Miller Honorable Mention, League Honorable Mention, League A1 Holsopple SCOREBOARD Montpelier WE 34 THEY 6 Eden 30 0 Napoleon 8 20 Swanton 15 20 Hicksville 0 0 Bryan 24 32 Delta 22 14 Liberty Center 24 22 Wauseon 16 48 All right you guys, only three quarters to go It just wasn't our night John Fraas about to catch it Sophomore lettermen receive awards FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: Jerry Zuver, Ed Rupp, Bob Springer, Melvin Pace, Steve Leichty, Bruce Arthur, Chuck Storrer, Dale Clark, Mike Lumbrezer, Rodney Stan- nard, Rodney Fielitz, Kirk Beck; BACK ROW: Coach Arthur, Steve Dominique, Mike Zuver, Bruce Bemath, Jim Crossgrove, Steve Case, Gary Rupp, Jimmy Roth, Dave Grime, Raymond Fruchey, Dan Heer, John Short, Larry Erbskorn, Coach Turpening EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Stuart Schnitkey, Kalev Purge, Sam Aeschliman, Keith Yoder, Gary Nafziger, Randy Grime, Sam Wlasiuk, Roger Graber, Walter Sterne- man, Donnie Ebersole, Bill Grime, Robert Schrock, Toby Hines; BACK ROW: Jim Couch, Ken Thatcher, Philip Rychener, Leslie Layman, Coach Miller, Lynn Fraker, Pat Hackett, Robert Stuckey, Tim Grieser, Scott Schnitkey SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Juergen Goertz, Chris Johnson, Peter Short, Joe Rupp, Jim Stevens, Jim Nafziger, Randy Nofziger, Bradley Stamm, Dave Sommer, Eddie Bohner, Tony Grime, BACK ROW: Michael Grime, Fred Dominique, Dave Radabaugh, Jim Weyandt, Coach Rex, Mike Hackett, Jeff Short, Jake Domin- ique, Lonnie Blosser, Bob Crossgrove, Bradley Grime 79 C. Mignin, D. Stuckey, K. Short, S. Rettig, R. Rychener, T. Storrer, F. Crossgrove. KNEELING: R. Springer, J. Fraas, J. Cox, B. Rose, D. Fielitz, D. Britsch, Trainer COACH ARTHUR: “THIS TEAM HAS TO RATE AS ONE The 1965-66 Archbold High School Bluestreaks gave the students and towns people of Archbold one of the finest basket- ball seasons that this community has ever seen. Jim Cox, who moved to Archbold from Paulding early in the season, helped to unify a team of high potential. The streaks moved on to an uncontested league crown. As the team entered tournament play, fans were looking towards a trip to Colum- bus. The sectional tournament proved a little tough going, but the team made it. Holgate then ended Archbold's 20 game winning streak and tournament play in an exciting overtime game. Both the reserve and freshmen team compiled a 13-3 record and the junior high a 12-3 record. HEAD COACH, Mr. Arthur and Assistant Coach, Mr. Miller 80 Billy Rose Duane Fielitz Frank Crossgrove Dave Stuckey Rollie Britsch SCOREBOARD We They Liberty Center 74 52 Edon 80 54 Delta 84 59 Pettisville 71 58 Jim Cox All-League, All-State John Fraas All-League, All-District, All-State OF THE BEST” MANAGERS: Warren Sauder, Rollie Britsch, Rodney Fielitz Wauseon Stryker Swanton Ridgeville Stryker North Central Napoleon Montpelier Wauseon Liberty Center Pettisville Delta Bryan Fayette Edon S.T. Hamler S.T, Holgate D.T. 84 76 74 66 79 43 87 62 94 73 84 58 89 71 91 50 90 63 93 54 85 61 92 73 91 48 103 85 87 54 59 52 71 73 81 ALL THE WAY RESERVES D. Rupp, B. Rufenacht, C. Mignin, T. Lauber, D. Miller, B. Rose, D. Rychener, R. Stotzer, K. Short, Zimmerman, S. Schnitkey, L. Armstrong, Coach G. King, J. Smith, T. Johnson FRESHMEN STANDING: Coach Rex, S. Shaffer, D. Clark, Zuver. SEATED: D. Grime, M. Lumbrezer, S. S. Merillat, D. Badenhop, B. Alexander, M. Dominique, C. Storrer, B. Arthur, B. Springer 83 7th GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: J. Rupp, R. Spiess, J. Stevens, J. Springer, B. Rupp. SECOND ROW: R. Stuckey, R. Shirley, E. Bohner, R. Stuckey, F. Dominique, C. Johnson, J. Greiser. THIRD ROW: D. Wyse, Coach Rupp, J. Naf- ziger, B. Crossgrove, J. Short, M. Hackett, J. Weyandt, Coach Buehrer, J. Dominique 8th GRADE BASKETBALL 84 STANDING: E. Liechty, K. Yoder, P. Hack- ett, J. Couch, S. Short, S. Schnitkey, D. Stamm, Coach Turpening. SEATED: R. Schrock, D. Ebersole, S. Wlasiuk, S. Springer, T. Greiser, P. Rychener, R. Graber, K. Mil- ler, L. Fraker Ed Merillat about to pin his man WRESTLING FIRST ROW: J. Pilbeam, J. Jimenez, E. Merillat. SECOND ROW: T. Eash, A. Grime, R. Short, T. Win- zeler, R. Short, F. Grime, E. Short, Coach Murbach. THIRD ROW: L. Miller, D. Aeschliman, B. Stanforth, R. Stanforth, R. Short, L. Aschliman, R. Crossgrove, B. Clark, D. Leininger, M. Schlatter, T. Christy, S. Grime, K. Beck 85 BASEBALL FIRST ROW: J. Crossgrove, B. Rufenacht, S. Grime, D. Mathews, W. Sauder; SECOND ROW: R. McLaney, B. Arthur, R. Springer, R. Stotzer, B. Clark, D. May, R. Shirley; THIRD ROW: J. Hood, D. Stuckey, D. Grieser, Coach Dilbone, T. Stuckey, F. Cross grove, S. Rettig GOLF 86 KNEELING: M. Short, S. Short, S. Wyse, F. Crossgrove, E. Rupp, T. Christy; STANDING: Coach Buehrer, L. Wells, R. Short, R. Cross- grove, J. Fraas, M. Eash, J. Gleason VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW: D. Aeschliman, T. Stahl, R. Stannard, S. Gleason, S Grime, T. Johnson, J. Jimenez; SECOND ROW: M. Lumbrezer, K. McDaniel, G. Wlasiuk, T. Storrer, R. Short; THIRD ROW: D. Schang, D. Grieser, J. Cox, Coach Walker, J. Fraas, R. Pape, D. Rychener FRESHMEN TRACK 87 FIRST ROW: K. Beck, M. Richer, J. Short, D. Grime, M. Pace, B. Short; SECOND ROW: D. Heer, C. Storrer, D. Clark, Coach Rex, D. Badenhop, M. Lumbrezer, R. Stannard ■ VARSITY FOOTBALL Judy Springer, Phyllis Grisier, Marlene Wyse, Mary Ann Hahn, Rebecca Jimenez, Nancy Beck 88 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Nancy Beck, Jeanne Callaway, Rebecca Jimenez, Judy Springer RESERVE BASKETBALL: Mary Ann Hahn, Phyllis Grisier, Marlene Wyse, Jill Dominique FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Peggy Crime, Mary Gisel, Barb Burkholder, Elaine Wyse JR. HIGH BASKETBALL: Jane Short, Lynn Wyse, Dale Phipps, Susan McRobbie, Toynetta Grieser 89 All you have to do is get the front started, the rest follows You're right, it is rather chilly 90 Never let a wild animal know you're afraid Welcome to Mother Murbach's snake pit There must be something good in this speech FACULTY You'll never get it off the ground Murbach, you've got it pointed the wrong way 91 Gerald Geiger B.S. Defiance College 92 Don't take that picture ! SCIENCE Two yeais of science are required for graduation. For these two years students may choose from the following: physical science, biology, physiology, chemistry, and physics. The freshmen are restricted to biology or a physical science course. The tenth grade physical science is gen- erally taken as a terminal course in the sciences. Chemistry, physics, and physiol- ogy are the college prep courses. Stanley Buehrer B.S. Ohio Northern U. M.S____U. of Illinois 93 Two years of mathematics are required for graduation from high school. College bound students choose from algebra I, algebra II, geometry, and college math. These college preparatory courses stress heavily the theory of mathe- matics and some applications beyond the scope of the book and the stu- dents. A general course in math is also offered for the non-college- oriented student. This course stresses the practical applications of mathematics. Thomas Schultz B.S. Case Tech Defiance College MATHEMATICS Eugene Winfield B.A. Wittenberg U. Ohio U., Defiance College B.G.S.U. 94 BUSINESS EDUCATION Due to the increasing use of machines for accounting and bookkeeping, business education at the high school level is becoming more and more important. Notehand, shorthand, typing, bookkeep- ing, and general business are the courses offered in business education. These are all skills necessary for a success- ful business career. Evelyn Rupp B.S.—B.G.S.U. M.Ed___B.G.S.U. Elva Keim A.B. Spokane University University of Washington O.S.U., Ohio Northern University Defiance College 95 David Rex B.A. Adrian College English courses are required for all four years in high school. The English courses consist of two elements: (a) developing reading and critical skills and (b) exposing the student to the fundamental requirements of ciritical writing. During the senior year, stu- dents have a choice of three subjects: College English, Senior English, and journalism. Dorothy Spengler B.S. Defiance College B.G.S.U. Terry Murbach A.B. Kenyon College M.A___U. of Michigan 96 LANGUAGES Frank Starks A.B. Northern Illinois U. Some people believe that one of the greatest causes of world turmoil is a basic lack of com- munication. Practically all masters and doctor- ate degrees require knowledge of at least one foreign language for all candidates. Archbold is fortunate in having both a Spanish and Latin departments. These courses give students a knowledge of the language as well as knowledge of ancient Rome and Spain. Gayle Bourquin B.S.—B.G.S.U. Jack Miller B.A. Adrian College GOVERNMENT History is the record of the past since civilized man. History is be- ing made daily and the past is also being uncovered daily. History is actually the test of the trial and error system. Ohio history, geography, world history, American history, and gov- ernment are the courses which are given at Archbold High School. World history, American history, and government are required by all students. Jacob Burkholder B.S., A.B., Adrian College, M.A., B.G.S.U. 98 99 MUSIC Instrumental music is offered at Archbold High School to give students an opportunity to perform in large groups, ensemble groups, and solo performances. Students are exposed to mu- sic theory, harmony, and music appreciation. The course is taught so that students will not only be good in performance but will also be alert, sensitive listeners. The repetoire of the group is selected in such a way that students will become aware of the various periods in music history and the style of music which is characteristic of that period. There is an at- tempt to relate music to the other arts and to make it part of the humanities. Many voice teachers say that everyone has the ability to sing. This opinion appears to be verified at Archbold High School, where over 50% of the students sing in at least one of the choruses. The purpose of the vocal department is to introduce the students to the various kinds of music and to develop each individual's sing- ing ability. Charles Winzeler B.M. Olaf College, Michigan State U., B.G.S.U., M.E. Toledo U. Walter Treadway B.S.M. Bluffton College, M.S. Indiana U. 100 At the elementary level, the student experiences work with a variety of materials. He gains a personal appreci- ation for art. At the high school level, students are helped to develop a respect and an appreciation for all types of artistic expression, past and present, through individual experimentation with various media. Home economics is a course designated for girls only. Its purpose is to promote an appreciative understanding of family life in the home. Leadership and the satisfac- tion of being an individual are two fundamental goals. Family life, child care, meals, and housing, are some of the topics covered in the course. THE ARTS 101 AGRICULTURE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS Glenn Gallaway B.S. Ohio State U. Vocational agriculture and industrial arts develop technical skills and a sense of indi- vidualism. This program is offered to fresh- men through seniors. The students learn by doing. Vocational agriculture motivates the stu- dent to further advancement in farming. The subject areas include crop business, animal science, and agricultural mechanics. Industrial arts is a course majoring in woodworking and metal works. The student experiences working with others and shop cooperation. The awareness of fine work- manship and completion of a satisfactory job are priceless values of personal achieve- ment. Donald Hornish B.S. Ohio Northern U., Manchester College 102 Wilbur Miller B.S.—B.G.S.U., M.A. U. of Michigan PHYSICAL EDUCATION Charlotte Sharpe B.A. Adrian College Education might be concentrated in four basic areas: physical, social, emotional, and mental. The physical education program includes education in all these areas. All students are given an opportunity to participate in games and activities that develop the physical body. Through this activity students are giv- en the opportunity to meet and work with other stu- dents. Participation to the fullest extent requires emotional control, and acquiring an understanding of rules for each sport. The physical education program includes archery, badminton, basketball, gymnastics, softball, soccer, table tennis, track and field, tumbling, and volley- ball. 103 Mrs. Treadway sings with one of her classes Mr. Hoblet with Spelling Bee runners-up And it tastes good, too Future State Champs PRINCIPAL The elementary school principal provides in- structional leadership for the personnel in his building. With the continuing research in educa- tion, new curriculum materials must constantly be provided. The principal renders discipline and guidance to his students and also directs the various as- pects of testing and its evaluation. Whether he is seen patching a child's scraped knee or driving a bus load of children to the zoo, one thing is certain: Mr. Hoblet loves children; they are the purpose of his work. Mr. Donald Hoblet ELEMENTARY Mrs. Rosemary Short, secretary to the principal EDWIN J. ALLEN Fourth Grade B.A. Adrian College CAROLYN PALMER Second Grade B.S. Bowling Green ELEMENTARY MILDRED BERNATH First Grade Bowling Green State MARETTA J. BRITSCH First Grade B.A. Goshen College HAZEL BURKHOLDER Fifth Grade B.S. Bowling Green, Indiana U., Adrian College, Ohio U. FLORENCE RUFFER First Grade Bowling Green JAMES RUPP Sixth Grade Bluffton College, Defiance College VIOLET SCHLATTER Third Grade M.A. and B.S. Bowling Green DONALD TURPENING Fifth and Sixth Grade B.A. Adrian College, Siena Heights College THOMAS VITELLO B.S. Defiance College, Siena Heights College ELMEDA WIERWILL Kindergarten B.S. Bowling Green, Adrian College 106 FACULTY BESSIE FREY Second Grade B.S. Goshen College, Bowling Green, Defiance College MARY SCHNETZLER Third Grade Michigan State Normal, Bowling Green C LA REBEL CALLAWAY Kindergarten Bowling Green, Adrian College MARVEL SHAFFER Fourth Grade Ypsilanti, Bowling Green JUNE KOHLI Fifth and Sixth Grade B.S. Bowling Green DARLENE MAE SHORT Fourth Grade B.S. Goshen College, Bowling Green, Jersey City Teachers College SHARON KOLB Art B.S. Bowling Green RUTH ANN TREADWAY Music B.S.M. Bluffton College, M.A. Bob Jones College JO ANN WINFIELD JUNE YOST MARY ZIMMERMAN Sixth Grade Second Grade Third Grade B.S. Wittenberg B.A. Adrian College Bowling Green 107 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: G. Armstrong, J. Arnold, J. Arnold, S. Arthur, K. Aschliman, N. Britsch, K. Burkholder, R. Clevenger, R. Dohm, M. Dominique, P. Dominique; SECOND ROW: P. Ebersole, M. Erbskom, J. Fluckinger, C. Frankouski, L. Gnagey, D. Grieser, A. Grime, B. Grime, M. Grime, M. Grime, J. Hayes; THIRD ROW: T. Heckel, T. Hines, E. Holsopple, W. Hood, D. Huner, D. Jiminez, T. Kauffman, D. Kins- man, P. Lange, P. Lantz, W. Leininger; FOURTH ROW: D. Liechty, L. May, M. Meyer, P. Mohr, J. Nafziger, M. Nofziger, C. Nofzinger, D. Overmier, M. Purje, D. Rice, K. Rich, FIFTH ROW: B. Richer, D. Roth, W. Rueger, N. Rupp, C. Rychener, R. Rychener, D. Sauder, R. Sauder, S. Sauder, S. Schnitkey, J. Schrock; SIXTH ROW: J. Schrock, S. Shaffer, A. Short, J. Short, N. Short, S. Storrer, G. Swalley, S. Tatman, B. Thomas, A. Tijerina, R. Volkman; SEVENTH ROW: C. Walter, P. Walter, M. Warner, K. Weldy, M. Wells, R. Wierwill, B. Winzeler, L. Wolf, D. Wyse, M. W se, S. Wyse, EIGHTH ROW: D. Yoder, D. Yoder, S. Yoder, E. Zavala, M. Zim- merman, R. Zimmerman. No pictures; D. Short, L. Short 108 FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Arend, J. Arnold, R. Baer, C. Bertsche, L. Bettison, M. Bohner, B. Burk, K. Burton, K. Clark, R. DeLaCruz, D. Delegado; SECOND ROW: J. Dominique, J. Dominique, K. Eicher, K. Eicher, J. Fluckinger, M. Fraker, J. Frey, L. Gautsche, N. Gleason, M. Gnagey, B. Grieser; THIRD ROW: J. Grieser, R. Grime, M. Hackett, N. Heckel, B. Hill, M. Holsopple, J. Huffman, A. Jiminez, R. LaNeve, S. Lange, E. Lantz; FOURTH ROW: S. Leininger, M. Luna, J. McNally, E. Miller, E. Miller, B. Miner, J. Moreno, O. Nafziger, S. Nafziger, A. Nofziger, C. Nofziger; FIFTH ROW: K. Nofzinger, E. Overmier, M. Pape, C. Peachey, B. Plassman, J. Plassman, B. Quick, S. Rettig, R. Rice, J. Roth, P. Rowe; SIXTH ROW: S. Rufenacht, L. Rupp, C. Sharpe, C. Short, D. Short, D. Short, J. Short, T. Short, E. Springer, L. Storrer, S. Storrer; SEVENTH ROW: E. Stotzer, L. Swaney, J. Thompson, J. Tijerina, D. Volkman, F. Warner, K. Weldy, K. Wyse, M. Wyse, P. Wyse, R. Wyse; EIGHTH ROW: T. Yoder, J. Zuver 109 FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: W. Aeschliman, M. Armstrong, D. Barshaw, C. Beck, J. Beck, K. Beck, N. Beck, M. Bemath, S. Bemath, D. Berry, A. Brodbeck; SECOND ROW: G. Carper, D. Clark, T. Crossgrove, J. Dominique, J. Dominique, T. Dominique, M. Eash, J. Ebersole, J. Fuentes, C. Fultz, F. Gnagey; THIRD ROW: E. Grieser, J. Grieser, A. Hackett, J. Hartzell, E. Henley, D. Hess, C. Hoblet, S. Holian, M. Hol- sopple, S. Hurd, S. Jacoby; FOURTH ROW: R. Johnson, A. Lantz, B. Layman, D. Leininger, B. Liechty, J. Meyer, A. Miller, J. Miller, G. Nafziger, J. Nofziger, K. Oyer, L. Pace, D. Pape, R. Parker, J. Phipps, V. Quillet, C. Riegsecker, A. Rupp, T. Rupp, A. Rychener, D. Sauder, P. Sauder; SIXTH ROW: S. Schmucker, E. Seiler, D. Short, G. Short, G. Short, H. Short, R. Short, S. Short, R. Stamm, L. Stotzer, L. Taylor; SEVENTH ROW: D. Treadway, J. Ulrich, J. Waidelich, A. Weires, J. Wolf, K. Wyse, R. Wyse, W. Yedica, B. Yoder, V. Zavala, Y. Zavala. No picture: D. Short 110 THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: D. Arend, D. Baer, L. Baer, T. Barshaw, G. Beck, J. Beck, L. Beck, M. Beck, P. Bertsche, D. Bettison, P. Brodbeck; SECOND ROW: C. Burk, J. Childs, C. Clair, T. Croyle, N. Doehrmann, A. Dominique, J. Dominique, V. Eash, C. Eicher, C. Fluckinger, M. Frey; THIRD ROW: D. Grieser, S. Grieser, M. Grime, T. Grime, J. Heer, D. Hurd, G. Johnson, M. Kauffman, M. Kauzlick, H. Kohv, J. LaNeve; FOURTH ROW: P. Lange, M. Leininger, R. Liechty, L. Mack, M. Mignin, M. Miller, D. Moraz, T. Myers, M. Nafziger, N. Nafziger, L. Nofziger; FIFTH ROW: L. Nofziger, R. Nofziger, W. Overmier, B. Peachey, M. Penrod, B. Plassman, K. Rice, B. Roth, C. Rowe, D. Rufenacht, R. Rufenacht; SIXTH ROW: R. Sallows, S. Shrock, S. Shirley, B. Short, G. Short, L. Short, L. Short, J. Silcox, P. Stackhouse, G. Sterne- man, K. Storrer; SEVENTH ROW: J. Stotzer, P. Stuckey, M. Studkey, L. Taylor, R. Taylor, L. Thomas, P. Walter, L. Weber, D. Welke, J. Winzeler, A. Wlasiuk, G. Yoder; EIGHTH ROW: L. Yoder, T. Yoder, S. Zavala, S. Zimmerman, D. Zuver. No picture: A. Leija 111 SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: C. Badenhop, D. Berry, P. Bowman, H. Buehrer, D. Burk, A. Byrd, J. Carper, C. Coressel, T. Croyle, D. DeGroff, D. DeLa Cruz; SECOND ROW: R. Double, J. Eicher, V. Elling, E. Fuentes, B. Gnagey, D. Gnagey, J. Grieser, D. Grieser, G. Grieser, M. Grieser, W. Hackett; THIRD ROW: J. Henson, T. Hill, R. Jacoby, A. Johnson, B. King, D. Kinsman, K. Kramer, R. Kruegher, D. Lange, J. Lantz, S. Leininger; FOURTH ROW: S. Luna, K. May, D. Mignin, A. Miller, C. Neuenschwander, C. Nofziger, E. Peachey, L. Plassman, L. Purje, L. Robertson, E. Ruffer, FIFTH ROW: J. Rupp, P. Rupp, P. Rupp, D. Rychener, D. Sauder, M. Schmidt, J. Schmucker, M. Seiler, D. Short, P. Short, S. Short; SIXTH ROW: G. Smith, V. Springer, T. Stamm, J. Stannard, M. Storrer, S. Storrer, J. Swalley, R. Swaney, T. Thather, J. Tijerina, C. Treadway; SEVENTH ROW: R. Tucker- man, K. Unverzagt, J. Vitello, M. Walter, P. Wlasiuk, D. Wyse, R. Wyse, P. Yoder, T. Ziegler, B. Zimmerman 112 FIRST GRADE '(F Q FIRST ROW: P. Babcock, T. Barshaw, K. Beck, L. Beck, B. Bernath, D. Bernath, L. Calderon, B. Childs, C. Clair, S. Coressel, E. Doer- mann; SECOND ROW: B. Dominique, V. Elling, L. Fielitz, R. Fluckinger, C. Fultz, C. Fultz, J. Galban, J. Gautsche, S. Gelios, W. Graber, J. Grieser; THIRD ROW: M. Grieser, P. Grime, R. Grime, M. Hayes, J. Holsopple, J. Jacoby, J. Kingsbury, W. Lantz, D. Lapp, T. Lugbill, R. Luna; FOURTH ROW: M. McNally, M. Mignin, D. Miller, M. Miller, R. Moraz, A. Morino, B. Nafziger, D. Nofziger, M. Nofziger, T. Nofziger, V. Nofziger; FIFTH ROW: M. Plassman, L. Puppos, L. Quick, S. Reis, M. Risley, J. Roth, J. Rufenacht, K. Rupp, L. Rupp, S. Rupp, S. Rupp. SIXTH ROW: C. Rychener, S. Sauder, D. Schmucker, S. Schnitkey, D. Schroeder, J. Seiler, E. Short, L. Short, L. Short, M. Short, S. Smith; SEVENTH ROW: L. Sommers, A. Stamm, D. Storrer, A. Stotzer, D. Stuckey, K. Stuckey, M. Stuckey, C. Sullivan, T. Swalley, D. Tatman, L. Taylor; EIGHTH ROW: J. Thompson, J. Ulrich, S. Unverzagt, M. Waidelich, S. Walker, T. Warner, B. Wyse, K. Wyse, S. Wyse, J. Yoder, T. Yoder; NINTH ROW: I. Zavala, T. Ziegler, R. Zuver 113 KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: D. Avers, A. Babcock, P. Badenhop, B. Barshaw, S. Beck, J. Bernath, P. Bertsche, L. Bettison, M. Buehrer, T. Byrd, D. Calderon; SECOND ROW: D. Clark, A. Dominique, F. Dominique, M. Dominique, C. Eicher, M. Fairbanks, M. Ferguson, D. Frey, D. Fuentes, H. Galban, B. Grieser; THIRD ROW: K. Grieser, D. Grime, E. Hall, L. Henson, C. Hess, J. Hootman, A. Kauffman, T. Kauzlick, N. Kibbee, T. Kill, A. Kinsman; FOURTH ROW: M. Kohv, L. Leininger, R. Liechty, R. Liechty, D. Lovejoy, J. Mack, A. Miller, T. Miller, D. Morales, K. Naf- ziger, M. Nafziger; FIFTH ROW: L. Neuenschwander, J. Nofziger, S. Nofziger, S. Penrod, T. Reed, M. Richer, D. Risley, E. Rivera, A. Rodriguez, T. Rufenacht, T. Ruffer; SIXTH ROW: J. Sauder, K. Sauder, M. Schmidt, K. Schroeder, S. Sheckler, A. Short, J. Short, S. Short, R. Smith, N. Spiess, J. Springer; SEVENTH ROW: J. Storrer, D. Stuckey, L. Tuckerman, J. Waidelich, N. Wlasiuk, N. Wyse, A. Zavala, B. Zavala, D. Zimmerman 1M SENIOR ACTIVITIES ELAINE ANN AESCHLIMAN- -GAA 1,2,3; FTA 4; FHA 4, Vice-President 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club: Pep Club; Freshman Queen Attendant MICHAEL D. AESCHLIMAN--Boys' Glee 3; Honor Roll 1,2; Baseball 1; FFA 1,2; Junior Play JULIE MARIE ALDRICH--Football Cheerleader 1; Girls' Glee 2,3; Librarian 4; Archette Staff 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,3; Office Work 4 MARLENE MAE ASCHLIMAN--Girls' Glee 2; Latin Club 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3 JANIS KAY BALDWIN--Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club CAROLYN FAY BECK--GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 2,3; FHA; Pep Club 2,3,4; Archette Staff; Junior Play KAREN BECK--GAA 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; FHA 4; Archette Staff; Pep Club 1,2,3 SHARON BECK—Junior Play; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; GAA 1,2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Scholarship Tests 4 BARBARA ELAINE BRITSCH--Junior Play; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Latin Club 2, Treasurer; Pep Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Class Treasurer 4; Scholarship Tests 2 ROLLIN GENE BRITSCH--Varsity Basketball Trainer 3,4; Varsity Football Trainer 3,4; Boys' Glee 3; Hon- or Roll 1,2; Archette Staff; Annual Staff; A-Associa- tion 3,4 JOAN MARCIA BUEHRER--National Honor Society 4; Junior Play; Science Club; 1966 Homecoming Queen; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Hon- or Roll 1,2,3,4; GAA 3; Pep Club, Vice-President; Latin Club ALBERT CORDY--FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel, Vice- President JAMES C. COX--A-Association 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, All-League, All-State; Track 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Tests 1,3; Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 3; Boys' State Alternate; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 FRANK CROSSGROVE--Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 2; Track 1; A-Association; Science Club 2,3,4, President 4; Golf 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Mix- ed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Glee 2; THE KING I; Pep Club; Junior Play PHILIP CROSSGROVE--Marching Band; Spanish Club 2 RODNEY CROSSGROVE--Boys' Glee 3,4; Golf 4; Wrestling 4; Spanish Club Secretary 2; Class Presi- dent 4; Class Vice-President 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Junior Play; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Tests 3,4; Annual Staff; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4 SANDRA KAY DILYARD--GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 2,3; FHA; Science Club: Chorus 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Archette Staff CHERI DIVERCHY— Science Club 4; Girls' Glee 2,3, 4; FTA 4; Streakettes 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club JAMES DOMINIQUE--Football 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 3,4; A-Association; Track 1; Junior Play MICHAEL EASH--Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3,4; Photo Club 2,3; A- Association; Senior Play; Archette Staff DUANE FIELITZ--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 3,4; Science Club 4; Junior Play; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; A-Association; Student Council 2,4, President 4; THE KIND I JOHN WILLIAM FRASS--Football 1,2,3,4, All- League, All-State; Basketball 1,2,3,4, All-League, All-State; Track 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2; National Honor Society 4; THE KING I: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Class President 2; Golf 4; Boys' State CAROLE JEANNE GALLA WAY—Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Student Council 3; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, Baldwin Wallace Music Scholarship 2; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Girls' Glee 1; Track Queen 4; FFA Queen 4; GAA 1,2; Minstrel Show 1; Football Cheer- leader 1; Basketball Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Sci-Questa Club 2,3,4; FTA 4 JOYCE ELAINE GAUTSCHE--Girls' Glee; Cheer- leader 1; Pep Club BETTILU GISEL—Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Baldwin Wallace Band Scholarship 3; Honor Roll 1,2,4; National Honor So- ciety 4; THE KING I; Football Cheerleader 1; FTA President 4; Science Club 2,3; Latin Club 2; Pep Club BRENDA SUE GISEL--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3,4; FTA; GAA; Latin Club 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 JAMES R. GLEASON—Science Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Golf 4; Pep Band 3,4, President 4; Boys' State Alternate; Annual Staff DAVID L. GRABER--FFA 1,2,3,4 JACK C. GRAF—Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4; THE KING I; Science Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Class President 1; Student Council 1,2; Band 1; Junior Play; A-Association 3,4 DANIEL GRIESER--Football 2,3,4, All-League 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Tests 3; Sci- Questa Club 2,4; Class President 3; Student Council Vice-President 3; A-Association 3,4; Latin Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3; Most Deserving Football Award 4 BARBARA GRIME—Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Glee 3; Band 1,2; Junior Play; Honor Roll 2,3; Student Coun- cil 4; Streakettes; Homecoming Attendant 3 SHARON KAY GRIME--FHA 3,4 TERESA SUSAN GRIME--GHA 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Glee 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Pep Club 3 PAULETTE JEAN HAYES--Honor Roll 1,2; Band 1,2; Science Club 4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 1; Junior Play TOMMY HINES--Basketball 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; A-Association 1,2,3,4 115 ALLEN HOLSOPPLE--Football 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Boys' Glee 2; Junior Play; Latin Club President 2; Student Council 3; A-Association; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 DAWN CAROL HOOTMAN--National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sci-Questa Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; FTA 3,4, Historian 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; American Legion Govern- ment and Citizenship Test Awards 2,3,4; Scholarship Tests 1 JOAN JANICE KERNIG--Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Basketball Cheer- leader 3; Football Cheerleader 1; Class Treasurer 2; Senior Play; FTA Secretary Treasurer; Science Club 3; Latin Club; Pep Club Secretary Treasurer CHARLENE LOUISE KING--Girls' Glee 2,3; Junior Play; Archette Staff; Librarian 4; FHA 3; Office Worker 4 KAREN KING—Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee 2,3,4; Junior Play; FHA 3,4, Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 1; Pep Club 1,2,3 MARY ANN KING--Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Sci-Questa Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Majorette 1,2,3,4; Minstrel Show 1; Baldwin Wallace Band Scholarship 3; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,4; THE KING I CAROL ANN KRAMER--GAA 1,2; Latin Club 2; Sci- ence Club 3,4; Girls’ State Delegate; Girls' Glee 2; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Student Letter Exchange 3 GARY R. LAUBER — Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Boys' Glee 3,4; Latin Club 2; Science Club 3,4; National Sci- ence Fair International--St. Louis 3; District Science Day 3,4; State Science Day 4; Science Seminar 3,4; Honor Roll 2; Track 1 KAREN LAUBER — Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; GAA 1,2,3 KEITH LAUBER--Football 2,3,4, All-League Honor- able Mention; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Glee; Honor Roll 3; FFA 1,2,3, Parliamentary Procedure Team, Reporter, Sentinel; Junior Play; Senior Play JIM LEICHTY--FFA 4 DWAYNE E. LEININGER--Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3,4; National Honor So- ciety 4; Science Club 4; Yearbook Staff; Junior Play; Senior Play; A-Association SUZETTE LEUPP--Band 1,2,3, Majorette 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Honor Roll 2,3; Archette Staff SHIRLYN JEAN LIECHTY--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4; Schol- arship Tests 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Science Club 3; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Class Secretary 2,3,4; FHA 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year Award STAN LOJEWSKI- -Wrestling 4 DONNA JEAN MAUST—Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3 SHARRON SUE MEYER--National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Girls' State Delegate; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff; Latin Club 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Office Work 4; Pep Club 1,2,3 JON A. MILLER--Football 1,2,3,4, All-League Hon- orable Mention; Track 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Boys' Glee 2; Senior Play; Junior Play; THE KING I; Honor Roll; A-Association RODNEY L. MILLER--Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3,4; Junior Play; Minstrel Show 1; American Legion Government and Citizen- ship Test County Winner 2; Science Seminar 4 TERRY L. MILLER—Boys' Glee 2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 JUDITH KAY MULL--Girls' Glee 2,3,4 MICHAEL NOFZIGER—Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Chorus 3,4, President 4; Boys' Glee 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1,2, 4; Latin Club 2; Boys' State Delegate; Junior Play; Senior Play; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Tests 2,4 SHARON ANN PARKER--Archette Staff JAMES R. PILBEAM--Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Science Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Photo Club 3; Science Seminar 3; A-Associ- ation BARBARA ANN RIEGSECKER--Girls' Glee 2,3; Mix- ed Chorus 3; Archette Staff; FHA 3, Reporter 3; Of- fice Work 4 NEO RODRIQUEZ JR.—Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Spanish Club 1 BILLY ROSE--Basketball 4; Track 1; A-Association; Most Deserving Basketball Award 4 CAROL JEAN ROTH--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 2,3,4; Junior Play; Spanish Club; Streakettes; GAA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Most Out- standing Girl Athlete ; FTA 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Pep Club MARY ELLEN ROTH—Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; FHA 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Pep Club 3,4 DAVID W. RUGER--Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2; Latin Club 2; Sci-Questa Club 2,3,4; Science Seminar 3,4; Pep Band 4; Scholarship Tests 3,4; FFA 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Band Camp; Navy Science Cruise; District and State Science Fair; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 NELSON RYCHENER JR.—Boys' Glee 2,3; Wrestling 2; FFA 1,2,3 KAREN SUE SAUDER—Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 2; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Baldwin Wal- lace Music Clinic Scholarship; Archette Staff Editor; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian LEE EDWARD SAUDER--Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1 LINDA LOU SAUDER—Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2 DANNY SCHANG--Basketball 1,2; Track 3,4 MICHAEL SCHLATTER--Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sci- ence Club; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Yearbook Staff; A-Associat ion; Legion Essay Award; Band 1 MARYC. SERNA—Mixed Chorus 2,3; Girls' Glee 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Photo Club 3; Archette Staff; Scholarship Tests 1,2 ANNA MARIE SHORT--FHA 3,4, President 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Archette Staff; Junior Play BONILYN SHORT—Mixed Chorus 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,4; GAA 1,2; FHA 4, Reporter 4; FTA; Latin Club 2; Junior Play; Honor Roll 1,2 ROGER A. SHORT--Football 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Golf 4; Baseball 1; Chorus 3,4; Boys' Glee 116 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Junior Play; THE KING I; Honor Roll 3 SIDNEY L. SHORT--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3; Band 3,4; Latin Club 2, Vice-President; Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; THE KING I; Jun- ior Play; Senior Play; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Pep Band 3,4; Annual Staff, Editor in Chief JUDITH ANN SPRINGER—National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Tests 3; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 4, Secretary Trea- surer; American Legion Essay Award 1; Basketball and Football Cheerleader 4; Science Club 3,4, Vice- President 4; Latin Club 2, Secretary; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 2,3; Junior Play; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 CAROL BETH STAMM—Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play; THE KING I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4 MARY LOUISE STERNEMAN--Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; Scholarship Tests 2; Junior Play; FTA 2,3,4; Boosters 2,3; Banner Staff 3; Jr. Achievement Treasurer 3; NAJAC Delegate 3; National Honor Society 4 DAVID N. STUCKEY--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, All-League; Football 1,2,3,4, All-League, Co-Captain; Baseball 1,2,3,4; A-Association; THE KING I; Senior Play; Fred War- ing Workshop TERRY LEE STUCKEY--Basketball 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 3,4; THE KING I; Honor Roll 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary, President 4, Dis- trict Public Speaking, State Farmer, Judging--District, Star Pork Producer—District; Baseball 4; Annual Staff; Photo Club 3 LEE GEORGE WELLS--Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Sci- ence Club 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Golf 4; Pep Band 4 MARI ANNE WINZELER--FHA 3,4; Science Club 4; Archette Staff; Girls' Glee 1,2; Pep Club 3 ALLEN J. WYSE—THE KING I; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Boys' Glee 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4 MARVA ANN WYSE--Girls' Glee 2,3; Archette Staff Latin Club 2; Librarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Office Work 4 ERIC PAUL YEDICA—Football 1,2 MARY YODER—Science Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4; Girls' Glee 2,3,4; CAA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Football Cheerleader 1,2; Home- coming Attendant 2; FTA 4; Junior Play REBECCA LYNN ZIMMER MAN--Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4; National Honor So- ciety 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; FTA 4; GAA 1,2 STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS Elaine Aeschliman 50,51,53,57, 58.12 Michael Aeschliman 12 Julie Aldrich 45,51,12 Marlene Aschliman 53,12 Janis Baldwin 54,56,58,12 Carolyn Beck 45,53,54,12 Karen Beck 53,54,57,58,12 Sharon Beck 53,56,58,12 Barbara Britsch 53,55,10,11,47, 56.58.12 Rollie Britsch 44,45,77,78,76,80, 81.12 Joan Buehrer 48,51,47,57,58,12 Albert Cordy 52,13 Frank Crossgrove 48,55,57,80,81, 86.13 James Cox 55,10,47,56,80,81,87, 13 Philip Crossgrove 13 Rodney Crossgrove 44,48,11,46, 47.58.85.86.13 Sandy Dilyard 45,48,53,54,13 Cheryl Diverchy 48,50,51,55,58, 13 Jim Dominique 48,10,47,13 Michael Eash 45,55,77,76,57,58, 86.13 Duane Fielitz 48,55,76,77,46,47, 56,58,80,81,13,20 John Frass 48,55,76,77,47,57,80, 81,86,87,13,22 Carole Jean Gallaway 48,50,51, 56.60.62.63.89.14.72.21 Joyce Gautsche 14 Bettilu Gisel 50,51,47,56,58,60, 62.14 Brenda Gisel 50,47,56,58,59,14 Barbara Grime 45,55,46,56,58,14 Daniel Grieser 48,55,76,77,10,47, 57.86.87.14 Jack Graf 67,48,55,76,77,57,14 David Graber 14 James Gleason 44,48,60,62,63,86, 14.72 Sharon Grime 14 Teresa Grime 53,56,58,14 Paulette Hayes 48,15 Tom Hines 55,76,77,15 Allen Holsopple 55,76,77,15 Dawn Hootman 48,50,54,10,47,57, 58,15 Joan Kemig 67,50,51,56,58,59, 60.62.63.15.72 Charlene King 15 Karen King 51,53,56,58,15 Mary Ann King 48,56,58,59,60, 62.63.15.72.21 Carol Kramer 15 Gary Lauber 48,57,58,15 Karen Lauber 57,58,15 Keith Lauber 55,76,77,57,58,16,72 James Leichty 16 Dwayne Leininger 10,47,57,58,85, 16.72 Suzette Leupp 45,16,72 Shirlyn Liechty 51,53,10,11,47,56, 58,59,16 Stanley Lojewski 16 Donna Maust 53,58,16 Sharron Meyer 44,10,47,57,58,16, 72,20 Jon Miller 55,76,77,16,72 Rodney Miller 57,58,16 Terry Miller 16 Judy Mull 58,17 Michael Nofziger 48,10,11,47,57, 56.60.62.63.17.72 Sharon Parker 45,17 Jim Pilbeam 48,50,55,57,85,17, 72,22 Barbara Riegsecker 45,17 Junior Rodriquez 58,17 Bill Rose 55,80,81,17 Carol Roth 48,50,51,54,56,58,59, 17 Mary Ellen Roth 51,53,58,17,72 Junior Rychener 17 David Ruger 48,10,47,56,60,62, 17.72 Karen Sauder 45,51,57,60,62,63,18 Lee Sauder 18 Linda Sauder 18 Danny Schang 55,87,18 Michael Schlatter 44,48,55,85,18 Mary Serna 18 Anna Short 45,53,18 Bonilynn Short 50,53,56,58,18 Roger Short 55,57,58,60,62,63,80, 86,18 Sidney Short 44,48,57,60,62,18,72 117 Judy Springer 48,51,10,46,47,57, 88,89,18,20 Carol Stamm 48,51,10,47,57,58, 19 Mary Stememan 50,51,10,47,19 David Stuckey 55,77,76,56,58,59, 80.81.86.10.72 Terry Stuckey 44,52,57,58,86,19, 21 Lee Wells 60,86,19 Marianne Winzeler 45,48,53,19 Allen Wyse 45,51,19 Marva Wyse 51,19 Eric Yedica 19 Mary Yoder 48,50,54,56,58,19 Rebecca Zimmerman 50,47,57,58, 59.19.72 JUNIORS David Aeschliman 28,52,55,76, 85.87 Larry Armstrong 28,58,83 Lynn Aschliman 28,27,55,76,46, 47.57.58.59.85.73 Eva Bechtel 28 Joyce Beck 28,49,54,58,73 Larry Beck 28 Nancy Beck 28,58,60,88,89,73 Lenny Burkholder 28,52 Phyllis Cordy 28,48,50,51,53,54, 73 Mary Couch 28,47,56,58 Dorothy Crenshaw 28,53,58 Larry DeGroff 28 David Dominique 28 Debbie Diverchy 28,51,58,73 Leslie Doriot 28 Thomas Eash 28,55,57,58,59,85,73 Lois Edge 28,58 Jon Fielitz 28,52,58 Sandra Finley 28,47 Nancy Frey 28,51,56,58,60,62,73 Roger Fruchey 28,52 Brian Graf 28,76,56,58,60,73 Phil Grieser 28,52,58 Frank Grime 28,55,76,85 Sam Grime 67,28,51,52,55,76,85, 86.87 Phyllis Griesier 28,49,50,57,58, 59.88.89.60.73 Mary Ann Hahn 67,28,51,54,60,88, 89 Kathy Hob let 28,51,47,56,58,59, 60.62.63.73 Andrew Holian 29,48,50,47,58 Mary Jane Holland 29,56,58,60, 62.63.73 James Hood 29,55,86 Glen Hooser 29 Rebecca Jimenez 29,49,50,46,88, 89 Larry Kinsman 29,52,56,58 Karl Kuehn 29,47 Ted Lauber 29,83 Betty Lehman 29 Bonnie Lehman 29 Phyllis Liechty 29,48,54,46,57,58, 73 Mike Lindley 29,58,60,62 Brent Link 29,76,47,56,60,73 David May 29,56,58,86,73 Tim McCord 29 Kurt McDaniel 29,48,87 Ron McLaney 29,86 Edwin Merillat 29,55,85 Wanda Merillat 29,51,55,73 Lenny Miller 29,55,76,85 Chuck Mignin 29,55,76,80,83 Carolyn Nafziger 29,53 Milton Nafziger 29,52,58 Shannon Neel 29 Virginia Oyer 29,53,54,56,58 Randy Pape 29,48,55,76,47,56,60, 87.73 Gary Rice 29,52 Marina Rodriquez 29 Tony Rupp 30,48,55,76,56,60,73 Michael Sallows 30,56,58 Barbara Schrock 30,54,57,58,60, 62.73 Rebecca Schrock 30,46,47,56,58, 60,62,63 Beverly Sharpe 30,50,51,60,62,73 Barbara Short 27,30,49,50,57,58, 60.62.73 Jerry Short 30 Keith Short 27,30,55,56,58,73,76, 80,83 Mike D. Short 30,48,56,60,62,63, 73 Mike K. Short 29,30,55,57,58,59, 61.62.73.86 Patty Short 30,51,58,73 Rodger Short 30,55,60,62,85 Stuart Short 30,52,56,58,59,61,62, 73.86 Sam Smucker 30,52,55,76 Roger Springer 30,46,47,55,56,80, 86 Tim Stahl 30,51,52,55,78,86 Joseph Stanforth 7,30,48,58,60, 62,73,85 Tom Storrer 30,52,55,76,80,87 Sara Stuckey 30,54,55,56,58,59, 60.62.63.73 Linda Taylor 30 Donald Teel 30 Ed Thatcher 30,76 Marilyn Trowbridge 30,73 Grace Vielma 30 Sandra Weyandt 30,51,54,57,58, 60.62.73 Tim Wierwill 30,61,62 Tom Winzeler 30,52,85 Greg Wlasiuk 30,55,87 Stanley Wyse 30,56,58,60,62,73, 86 Eileen Yoder 30,47,58 Jeanne Yoder 27,30,54,56,58,60, 62.73 Larry Zuvers 30,51 SOPHOMORES Larry Baus 32,57 Arlene Bechtel 32,50 Mark Beck 32,52,58 Janet Buehrer 32,51,58 Randy Buehrer 32,52,57,58 Thomas Christy 32,57,58,85,86 Robert Clark 32,55,76,85,86 Sharon Dilyard 32,54 Donald Dohm 32 Jill Dominique 32,46,49,51,54, 57,58,59,89 Very! Doriot 32,52 Steven Gigax 32 Scott Gleason 32,76,87 Andy Grime 32,76,85 Leslie Grime 32,51,52 Dawn Hitt 32,53,56,58 Nancy Hootman 32,49,50,51,54, 55,58,60,62 Manuel Jimenez 32,55,58,85,87 Gail Johnson 32,51,54 Tom Johnson 32,83,87 William King 32, Gary King 32,52,58,83 Sharon King 32,56,58 Marcelle Klinger 32,51,58 Kathy Kutzley 32,54,58,60,62 JoAnn Lantz 32,51 Bonnie Lauber 32,53,54,60,62 Karen Leupp 32,57,58,59 Linda Ludeman 33,53 Pat Manifold 33 Don Mathews 33,86 Flora Merillat 33,51,54,55 Gerald Meyer 33 Becky Miller 33,58 Linda Miller 33,53 Daniel Nafziger 33,52,58 Steve Nafziger 33,58,62 Joe Nofziger 33,52,57,58 Lynn Nofziger 33,76 Shirley Nofziger 33,58 Chester Parsons 33,52 Linda Pilbeam 33,51,58 Fred Replogle 33,76 Stephen Rettig 33,55,80,86 Mary Rich 33,54,56,58,60,62 David Riegsecker 33,52,58 Bob Rose 33,55,76,83 Gloria Rowe 33,48,51,54,57,58 Nancy Rueger 33,49,54,57,58,59, 60 Bill Rufenacht 33,83,86 James Ruffer 33,58,62 Beverly Rupp 33,49,54,56,58 Doug Rupp 33,52,56,83 Dave Rychener 33,46,55,56,60, 63,76,80,83,87 Carol Schnitkey 33,51,55 Steven Schnitkey 33,55,67,76,83 Stephen Schroeder 34 Sue Schultz 34,57 118 Sharon Sebring 34 Jeri Shaffer 34,54,55 Roger Shirley 34,86 Eric Short 34,48,57,60,62,85 Jane Short 34,53,54,58 Lee Short 34,58 Randon Short 34 Randy Short 34,58,60,63,76,85,87 Jeff Smith 34,83 Connie Sommer 34,51,54,57,58 Kathy Springer 34,49,51,58 Margaret Stamm 34,49,58 Bruce Stanforth 34,48,58,60,62,85 Adele Sterneman 34,48,51,54 Rick Stotzer 34,55,76,83,86 Dean Stuckey 34,52 Dale Stutzman 34 Gary Taylor 34 Teresa Thomas 34,55 Albert Tijerina 34,60,62 Jane Waldfogel 34,54,58 John Walter 34 Dianne Weber 34,53 Mary Weires 34,46,49,54,56,58, 59,60,62 Gene Wyse 34,50,58 Marlene Wyse 34,51,54,58,67,88, 89 Lois Zaerr 34,51,54,55,56,58 Dave Zimmerman 34,56,83 FRESHMEN Robert Alexander 36,83,86 Donna Armstrong 36,53 Bruce Arthur 36,79,58,83 Dalynn Badenhop 36,56,58,60,83 Andrea Beck 36,51,57,58 Kirk Beck 36,85 Linda Beck 36,49,51,58,60,62 Bruce Bernath 36,79 Linda Bowman 36,53,56 Delores Bubnes 36 Barbara Burkholder 36,51,54,55,57, 58,88,89 Teresa Burkholder 36,51,54,55,58 Steve Case 36,52,79 Debra Childs 36 Dale Clark 36,58,83 Debbie Clevenger 36,57,58 Jim Crossgrove 36,86 Ruth Ann Crossgrove 36,53 Fred DeGroff 36 Stephen Dominique 36,79,83 Larry Erbskom 36,49,58 Rodney Fielitz 36,79,81 Danny Finley 36 Raymond Fruchey 36,52,79 Mary Gisel 36,49,51,54,57,58,88, 89 Carmilla Grieser 36,53 Elizabeth Grieser 36,49,54 Kathleen Grieser 36,49 Ron Grieser 36,58 David Grime 36,52,79,83 Deanna Grime 36,53,55,58 Peggy Grime 36,51,56,60,62,88, 89 June Hayes 36,49 Cindy Heckel 36,49,51,58 Marsha Heckel 36,53,58 Dan Heer 36,52,79 Susan Heer 36,48,55 James Holsopple 37,58 Debra Huner 37,49,51,54,55,58 James Kidd 37,58 Jerry Kingsbury 37 Patricia Kinsman 37,53,58 Ed Lantz 37,49,58,60,62 David Lauber 37,49 Debby Lauber 37,49,54 Joe Leu 37 Steve Liechty 37,79 Kathy Link 37,49,51,57,58,60,62 Jerry Lugbill 37,56,58,60,62 Emma Jean Lugo 37,53 Mike Lumbrezer 37,52,66,79,83,87 Joyce May 37,51,54,58,60,62 Gary McQuistion 37,52 Mike McRobbie 37 Don Meoak 37 Helen Merillat 37,51,53,54,55 Sam Merillat 37,52,58,83 Barry Miller 37 Tom Miller 37 Karen Myers 37,49,51 Randy Nafziger 37,46,57,60,62 Joyce Nelson 37,58 Beverly Nofziger 37,49,51,55,58, 60,62,63 Debby Overmier 37,51,54 Melvin Pace 37,79 Cathy Phipps 37,53 Suzanne Quillet 37,51,58 Rita Reynolds 37,51,56 Michael Richer 37,52,58 Raymond Rodriquez 37 Richard Rodriquez 37,52 Rosie Rodriquez 37 James Roth 37,79,56,58 Edward Rupp 37,49,79,58,86 Gary Rupp 38,49,79,58 Susan Rychener 38,49,54,57,58,60, 62 Karen Sallows 38,54,55,57,58,60, 62,63 Carl Sattison 38 Warren Sauder 38,78,81,86 Mary Schrock 38,49,51,54,57,58, 60,62 Grace Seiler 38,53 Silas Shaffer 38,58,60,62,83 Jerry Short 38,49,58 John Short 38,52,79,60,62 Kathleen Short 38,53 William Short 38,79,83 Mary Silcox 38,51,54 Robert Springer 38,79,83 Ann Stamm 38,49,51,54 Michele Stamm 38,49,58,60,62 Rodney Stannard 38,79,58,60,62, 87 Chuck Storrer 38,52,79,83 Kathy Teel 38,51,54 Linda Thomas 38,53 Karla Timmons 38,53,57,58,60,62 Randy Volkman 38,52 Sally Vielma 38 Cynthia Walter 38,49,51,54,56,60, 62 Peggy Wilcox 38,51,53,54,55,58 Richard Winzeler 38,52 Elaine Wyse 38,51,54,66,88,89 James Wyse 38,58 Marthella Wyse 38,51,54 Monty Wyse 38 Ned Wyse 38,58 Ronald Wyse 38 Sam Wyse 38,52,58 Bonnie Yedica 38,58,60,62 Cheryl Yingling 38,49,57,58,60,62 Joe Yoder 38 Mike Zuver 38,79,83 119 PATRON DIRECTORY The following businessmen, merchants, professional men, service clubs and others have made this annual possible through their fine cooperation and finan- cial assistance. The 1966 Blue Streak staff and the entire Senior Class wish to thank all who are listed in the Directory for their kindly assistance and en- couragement. The presence of your name indicates your support, your interest in the school and the youth of this community. A P Store Fraas Plumbing Red Cross Drug Store A W Root Beer Frey, James Rice and Plassman Archbold Dairy Freez Fulton Tubing Rich Brothers Archbold Equipment Co. Gendron Wheel, Inc. Roth, Dennis Arch Motel George's Field Crop Roth's Store Archbold Bowling, Inc. Grisier's Music Rufenacht Clothing Archbold Buckeye Hackett, Dr. Hal Ruffer, Paul Archbold Dry Goods Hayes Poultry Rupp, Nelson Archbold Greenhouse Hess Shoes Rupp, Ora Arch Community Commercial Club X Hit Archery Rupp, Bud Carpeting Co. Archbold Hatchery Hood's Auto Parts Rupp Furniture Co. Archbold Hy-Flash Hughes Radio TV Rupp Lumber Co. Archbold Rotary X Jim and Dale's IGA Sauder, Lowell TV Archbold Insurance Agency Kay's Beauty Shop Sauder Mfg. Co. Archbold Ladder Co. Ken's Home Restaurant Sauder Woodworking Archbold Lions Club Kull Studios Schmucker's Restaurant Archbold Laundry Village King, Sterling Scott Porta Fold Archbold Seed Grain X Kleck's Home Bakery Scott Theater Archbold Telephone Kluepfel, O. P. Short Floor Covering Archbold Truck Lines LaChoy, Inc. X Short Funeral Home Babe's Sohio Lantz Electric Short Furniture Bancroft Cleaners Lauber, Floyd Short, Kenneth Ins. Beck, Vincent Lauber Mfg. Co. Short's 20A Restaurant Bemath Super Dollar Lauber Clothing Stamm, A. J. Ins. Bil-Jax, Inc. Leininger Home Supply Stannard, Calvin Britsch, Herman Liechty Farm Equipment Sterling Store Buckeye Service Liechty Motors Storrer Contractors City Drug Store Litwiler Barber Shop Storrer's Marathon City Loan Lugbill Brothers, Inc. X Stotzer Hardware Christy Motor Sales Mack, Willard Stuckey Short, Auctioneers Christy Rambler Sales Marzoli, Gino Realtors Couch,John Meadow Gold X Stuckey Bulk Feeds Crossgrove Garage Merle's Service Toledo Edison Cup Saucer Restaurant Miller Brothers, Inc. Tri-State Farm Service Dielman Supply Co. Miller Gas Co. Z Vernier McLaughlin Dominique, Robert Mull's Market Vic's Electric Dick and Dee Photos Drs. Murbach, Neal, Ebersole Wilcox, Robert Ins. Eckert Packing Myers, Lloyd Wyse, Jesse, Sewing Mach. Eicher, Wilmer Jr. Nafziger Ice Cream Wyse Motor Repairs Enterprise Cleaners Nagel Recreation Wyse, Lowell Truck Service Fagley Seed Co. Napoleon Spring Yoder Compost Family Book Store Nofziger, Dennis Yoder and Frey Farmer's Merchants Bank Y Nofziger Motor Sales Young Spring and Wire X Fielitz Builders Ohio Gas Co. X Your Furniture Home Fish's 5 10 Paul's Service Zehr and Company Forecraft, Inc. Peters, Dr. J. R. Fulton-Henry Dist. OSNA First National Bank Y Pursel, Orville Fulton Co. 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