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

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8th Grade Unified In an effort to eliminate restlessness as well as develop good study habits, a new teaching program was instituted in the 8th grade. Mrs. Burkholder, Mrs. Link, and Mrs. Schnitkey are the teachers in this first year experiment. There are five sections of eighth graders, with each sec- tion spending three consecutive periods in one of the rooms with the same instructor. History and English are taught with enough time allowed for the student to do his homework in class, flexibility in teaching as well as balanced assignments appear to be the advantages of this program. The school administration feels that this type of scheduling will provide stability to “8th grade-ism.” JOY I.INK: Huntington College, B.S. Defiance College HAZEL BURKHOLDER; B.S. Bowling Green State University, Adrian College, Indiana University, Ohio University ELAINE SCHNITKEY: B.A. Adrian College. Bowling Green State Univer- sity

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MR. CHARLES WINZELER Director °f Guidance Mr. Vi inzeler. our Guidance Counselor, sends applications, reminds the students of SAT deadlines, requests various college catalogs, and checks the progress of many students. He also issues work permits, registers hoys for the draft, distributes vocational school litera- ture. and welcomes college admissions counselors. These are a few of the things which fill a guidance counselor’s day. It is a challenging and rewarding occupation, requiring patience, consideration and self-control. It helps to he optimistic and have a sense of humor. Mr. Y inzeler also works as advisor for the yearbook. 10 MR. MICHAEL WALKER Director of Athletics Athletics at Archhold are an intimate and integral part of the school program. Mr. Walker, the Athletic Director, is in charge of the entire athletic program. Scheduling events, checking schedules, arranging for referees, and many other duties make up the busy role of the director. Along with these tasks, Mr. Walker teaches Health and Driver Education. In- cluded in his Health class is a first aid program. TRAFFIC COT ml wm — — - V ▼ . ■ ■ -2 ♦♦♦W4

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 WILLIAM ENGLER; B.S., Music, Capital University Music and The “scale” is within range of man, hut the talent of man in this range is unlimited. Be- cause of our all new and obviously energetic music faculty, the music lovers at Archhold High School were promised a year of fun and excite- ment. This was obvious to everyone as the hand had great performances at the football games. The vocal music department was also in action, preparing to combine with the band for a Christ- mas concert. With a Broadway musical produc- tion under consideration and contests ever pres- ent, the music department of AHS is constantly moving. Please ... Possibly ... THOMAS EHRMAN; B.S. Music Ed. Bowling Green State Univer- sity