Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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Q RALPH SHERMAN LUCILLE FISHER LUELLA EVENBECK DORIS PETERS f Pfl'Sill'l?lIf Vice-P1'vsiz1c'l1l SfL'1'c'f1lry Trmgyrgr Our president . . . came from Class history writer .... Basketball manager . . a Don't look at me that way i Van Buren football letter mannerly . . . teases the boys family . . . honey . . . . . . enjoys her guitar . . . stands up for girls .. . interested in science . .. typing , . . dates . . . late will it be Mt. Blanchard or tries not to disagree. needs no permanent . . . hours . . . giggling . . . Pittsburgh? . . . speech . . . teaching little children . . . sandwiches . . . shorthand class prophecy. breaks specs . notes . . . likes sausage . . . plays piano. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September S, 1933, thirty green but eager Freshman entered Arcadia High School expecting some day to fill the places of the dignified Seniors and finally re- ceive their diplomas and go out into life. Our guide was Miss Roller and under her leadership we elected Lucille Fisher as Presidentg George Monday, Vice-Presidentg Lloyd Fisher as Secretary, and Ray Bare, later Ruth Mergenthaler, as Treasurer. We took our initiation very calmly and as good sports. At our first party at Laura Ebersole's our attendance was perfect. We Were Well represented in music and athletics. NINA BINGER GERALDINE BOHN RUTH BOWMAN Flirting . . . has lovely red Jerry . . . radio entertainer Editor-in- chief . . . banking hair . . . getting dates . . . or music teacher . . . likes interest . . . where's my shorthand is her favorite Democracy . . . drives Fords book? . . . keeps hope chest subject . . . Oh Nutsv . . . . . . I lovc my dog, my dog . . . collects umemory gems likes roller skating . . .quite loves me . . . joke editor . . .mows lawn and keeps an attractive librarian. . . . blond . . . speaks her flowers shipshape. mind. Page 16

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U ll l l ll , ' l I rl in W il l El l. 4: ll Pl A li I BERNARD DNVENGER LAURA Eaaasota KENTHA EXVING T' ll Q Has light hair . . . at office Candy manager . . . snapshot Keeks Art guessing .... E, in trouble . . . there, there editor . . . oh, hen . . . pals with Laura . . .don't be- l' . . . R. R. Agent . . . roam- high honors, salutatorian . . . lieve it . . . where's my kids M ing in the gloamingu . . . home ec. teacher . . . short- . . . struggled through Caesar criminee . . . doing a good est member of class . . . . . . nurse or librarian . . . 1 turn. plays clarinet and piano. independent. In 1934 we came back and were better acquainted with the routine. Miss Roller still acted as Sponsor and we elected the following officers: President, Ruth Bow- mang Vice-President, Wayne Gibsong Secretary, Roller Foxg Treasurer, Laura Eber- sole. We presented the play Where's Grandma with a great success. Again we were represented in Glee Clubs and athletics by a majority of the class. LLOYD FISHER ROLLER FOX WAYNE GIBSON At j'erry's . . . wears specs Foxx . . . fighting Irish Lives near XVest Indepen- . . . drives Ford . . . likes Ag. . . . attracted by blonds . . . dence . . . may be found . . . dear Mr. Beane . . . in enjoys Ag .... where's'my with Harold and Bernard . . . trouble . . . alternates with chair? . . . you wouldn't kid seen but not heard . . . . Fox . . . farmer . . . football mc, would you? . . . basket- riding bicycles . . . good captain. ball captain. student. l 'f al k ' . 1 if ll L Page 17