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

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COOKS: Ella Beck, Elnora Rupp, Bessie Short, Florence Grime, Betty Barger Mary Grime, Joan Eash The odor of cookies baking floated up the stairs to the third floor. 'Am I ever starved and it’s only second period.' Each day the cafeteria served several hundred hungry students and teachers. Al- though there were no major changes in the cafeteria this year, the staff felt they did not receive enough government aid. All of the students who ride on buses five and seven were over- joyed to discover, on the first day of school, that they were blessed with a new bus. Some of the other improvements students profit- ed from this year were the black topping of the playground area and the new drapes and lighting system for the stage. CUSTODIAN: Lawrence Ruffer 24

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MISS RUPP, Dean of Girls Guidance The guidance program at Archbold High School be- gins with Mr. Treadway's conference with the eighth graders' parents. Tests are administered to the students throughout their high school years o determine aptitudes, abilities, preferences, and vocational inrerests. Many of the tests are required for admittance to college. Mr. Treadway also counsels students on high school schedules and college plans. Another part of the guidance program is the writing of recommendations for students, and for this reason a student's conduct and attitude in high school may de- termine his success in securing a job or gaining accept- ance to a college. Miss Rupp completed her second year as Dean of Girls. She counsels with girls who approach her for advice, and issues excuses for girls who need to leave the building. MR. TREADWAY, Guidance Counselor 23

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HEAD CUSTODIAN: Warren Kingsbury BUS DRIVERS: Ruth Ann Nafziger, Melba Schmucker, Dick Rufenacht, Kenneth Short, Dennis Roth, Warren Kingsbury, and Clair Sallows who is missing from the picture. 25