Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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I i li in l V ' i r, f 4' r 1 ll It Q Ei fl ,ll 1. . ' IG VL .il gy' it lil il sa GEORGE MONDAY OPAL MOORE OLIVE NAU Ll Vi lg Drives a Ford . . . Schubert Lives north of Arcadia . . . Writes class will . . . neat- if interest . . . Didn't I tell pals with Freshman . . est . . . Dodge or Plymouth ls' Eg you? . . . well, now . . . quiet . . . unassuming . . . . . I don't want to live ll . . . no thanks, we have a future seamstress . . . carries on zz farm . . . dates every ffl way . . . oiling hinges . . six subjects . . . works in night .... giggles with if: don't tell mom. Arcadia. Honey . . . likes olives - - . Noll, ITICH. 1937, our banner year as Seniors at last. Twenty-five have finally reached this finish. Fourteen members have spent twelve years in Arcadia and now We are about to leave. Mr. Wiseley has been a faithful and dependable Sponsor and with the help and guidance of the other teachers we have reached our goal. Five boys and one girl received letters in athletics, and We have 'taken parts in the Glee Clubs. Our play for this year was Spooky Tavernv. Our four years filled With Work and fun are finished, and we now bid all adieu. JOHN NEWMAN EDNA RAYLE SAMUEL TREEOE Lives on Tiffin road .... Snappy dark eyes . . . don't Sam . . . dislikes seniors well, heck . . . argues . . . touch me . . . answer for . . . studies Chemistry . . . likes Democracy . . . The everyone .... attended business man . . . skips girls are mad, now . . . you North Baltimore . . . associ- classes . . . disagrees with have to show me . . . tries ate editor . . . Valedictorian teachers. to be funny . . . likes . . . youngest in the class. chemistry. yl 211 'E I. 'E . Jr lent Page 1 9

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ru MARIE HEINZE DONALD JOHNSON ARABELLE KINSLEY Blushing . . . lives on Fos- In Findlay often . . . lady's Vocal lessons . . . may be a toria road . . . likcs short- man . . . anyone will do . . . school mum . . . looks in- hand . . , eats celery, her lives on love . . . accommo- telligent . . . independent favorite food . . . why, I dating . . .is my tie straight? . . . dignified . . . smile for didn't know that . . . at all . . . Bob clear. home raising chickens . . . keeps her opinions. CLASS HISTORY The largest majority came back in '35 to enlist as Juniors. We Were gradually reaching our goal as Seniors. Mr. Wiseley took Miss Roller's place as Sponsor, and under his skillful direction We presented He Was a Gay Senoritaf' Lloyd Fisher was elected as our Presidentg Wayne Gibson as Vice-Presidentg Geraldine Bohn as Secretaryg and Olive Nau as Treasurer. Music, clubs and athletics Were enjoyed by most of us again. LEROY LANTZ I.lLl..IAN LEXVIS LOWELL MOORE Power House . . . who Basketball Captain . . . Lily- Lives in Arcadia . . . helps threw that? . . . expelled Ann . . . letters to Indiana, Uncle Stanley . . . candy from Ag .... likes Physics Pennsylvania, Ohio .... manager . . . annoys teach- . . . may be lawyer . . . nurse . . . works on week- ers . . . may be found fre- make some woman a good ends in Findlay . . . gives quently in library. cook . . . leads little boys her opinions. astray. M Page 1 S

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RAMBUNG RADIO REPORTER REPORTS NEWS OF GRADUATES This is station K D K A in Pittsburgh. I shall give you some news of the seniors of 1937 of Arcadia, Ohio, as I have been requested to do. I have hunted through my scrap book of news items and have found something about each members of this class for the year 1947. I shall give some of the headings to you as they have appeared in the newspapers during the last ten years. The first name I have here is Arabelle Kinsley. She is still teaching the fourth grade in one of the schools in Coshocton, Ohio. She has been teaching here since she graduated from Bowling Green six years ago, The next classmate's name here is Donald Johnsons He is married and owns a large farm in Seneca County. Ruth Bowman is another member who is married. At the time of this clipping she was living in Cleveland in luxury. This next clipping is headed World Traveler Gives Talk Here. It is no other traveler than John Newman. John travels all over the world. He has just returned from Russia. Everyone likes to hear of his unusual experiences. Lantz Resturant Largest in Detroit. LeRoy Rantz, Arcadia graduate owns largest restaurant in Detroit. LeRoy started farming, but didn't like it so went to Detroit to find work. He received a job as head cook in a restaurant. His good meals increased the restaurant's trade so much that his wages were raised. He finally bought it himself. Roller Fox is working in this restaurant now also. He started farming too, but like Lantz, didn't favor it. When LeRoy had so much work on his hands, he called for Roller. Now Roller is about to start a restaurant of his own in another section of the city. Opera to be Given in State Theater in Columbus. The Opera 'Madame Butterfly' will be given this evening in the State Theater. Miss Geraldine Bohn is the director. She graduated from Bowling Green, instructed operettas a few years, and now instructs operas which are always a great success. Best Discipline School Has Ever Had. First grade teacher is so strict she has made the whole school have better discipline than ever before. You have probably guessed that this is Lucille Fisher. She went to Marion, Indiana to college and has been teaching in a grade school in Fort Wayne for the last six years. The Best Mechanic in the Country. This is Wayne Gibson. He started his pro- fession in West Independence six years ago and soon received much business. The fact that it is located on a national highway helped him much. Everyone who has had any business with him has been well satisfied. Secretary Marries Employer, Nina Binger, who has been secretary for a photog- rapher has married her employer. This was in 1940. She is living in Albany, New York now, where her husband has his studio. Play Company Hires Another Seamstressf' A play company, which travels all over the United States, has hired Opal Moore for one of its costume makers. Laura Ebersole Has Great Success as Orchestra Leader. Laura went to Bowling Green and Ohio State Universities. She taught Home Economics and modern languages and then received a position as orchestra leader. Her orchestra has been heard over the radio quite frequently. Speaker of House Keeps Good Orderf' The State Assembly has never had such good order as they have had since Ralph Sherman has, been the Speaker. Ralph studied public speaking in college and soon became interested in politics. He was sent to the State House of Representatives by a large majority and was soon elected Speaker. fC0r1fi111Lc11 on Page 23Q Page 20