Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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LOOKING BACKWARD AND FORWARD The Class of 193 8 shall soon be only a memory instead of a reality with our school. In looking backward the twelve years that you have toiled seem only a yesterday. If you by chance should have some unpleasant memories, we hope that they can soon be forgotten. The teachers of our school tried to play the game with you as best they knew how. We shall always hold the Class of 1938 in high esteem, and when success comes your way, we shall rejoice with you. Failure comes to only those who are willing to admitf ilt. Remember-To do each day, to the best of your ability, the task which lies closest. This requires more courage than doing the things of a spectacular nature. As a guide may we keep in mind those lines of James Russell Lowell- Truth forever on -the scaffold, Wrong forever on the throne. Yet that scaffold sways the future, And behind the dim unknown Standeth God upon the Altar, Keeping watch about his own. -J. C. Kieifer, Supt. Page 7

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Fred S. Leomzrrf l Ellis Pessell Floyd Stoner Paul Schubert l Harold Gnssmrm I-larry Hoffmaster i n THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education of the Arcadia Rural School district wishes at this time to especially thankz our Superintendent, Mr. Kieffer, and each one of our teachers for their splendid cooperation and services the past year, and with the continued cooperation and services we will be able to keep our school up to the present high standard. To the class of 1938 we wish you well, and may God's choicest blessings be with each one of you as you leave our school and go out to fiht the battles of life. This is the Wish of .the entire board. Fred S. Leonard -- President of Board of Education Page 6

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JOHN KIEFFER SZLPC1'i11IfC?7l!lil'77Ii His great understanding of student problems has made him a valuable counselor for all. A pupil's problem, great or small, receives his imme- diate, sympathetic attention. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY CLAYTON WISELEY Prizzcillml He is impartial and encour- ages true scholarly attitude as Well as good fellowship. V WILBUR BEANE Mr. Beane is well qualiiied for his jobg he covers his work very comprehensively. MARGARET FOSTER She is well trained in all the subjects she teaches, and is always patient in explaining any difficulty. LUCY WHITTLESEY JANE MOODY ROBERT BLOSE She has been of considerable XVe appreciate a teacher so He is one of the friendliest aid to those interested in capable in guiding our girls' and most sociable teachers. music and melody. steps toward their most suc- He is very well liked among cessful career, Home-Malo ing. the students and teachers, and has many friends. Page S KATHRYN ROSENCRANS She has demonstrated her ability by teaching a great many students fundamentals of commercial Work.