Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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FRED PESSELL, Fred enjoys a good time, is independent, and has been outstanding in football and basketball. C-LENNA PETERS Glenna has a pleasing per- sonality, is studious, and has shown an interest in music. ESTHER SCI-IUBERT In the fun-loving Esther we have found one who is con- sistent, dependable and hard working. 7-11 ,x,h,'71,'. ,. .-,,I glf , 4 V IRDEN SMITH Virden has shown his execu- tive ability as president of the agriculture club and speak- ing ability as his club's repre- sentative in speech contests. ALMA STEINER Alma is a twin to Alice, not so much in feature, but in in- terests and characteristics. Page 1 S GERTRUDE PETERS Gertrude's interests have been in music and library Work. BERNARD RITER Although Bernard is mis- chievous, he has found time to be interested in agriculture. MARY SHAFER During her high school ca- reer Mary has been preparing for nurse's training. ALICE STEINER Alice has been interested in commercial work, is a hard worker, and is always Willing to help. ALLAN THOMAS Tommy out for football only in his senior year won his letter, has been interested in agriculture, and has draw- ing ability.

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BETTY JACOBS In the fun-loving Betty, we have found one who has shown interests in music, commercial work and basket- ball. -:Z Liliffq -711 if EVELTYN LANTZ The quiet, smiling, dependa- ble Evelyn has been a friend to many. She was manager of the girls basketball team in her senior year. ROBERT LEONARD Bob is businesslike and neat and has expressed his interests in music and in commercial work, a field which he in- tends to enter later. WALTER MOORE Walter has been manager of the football team and played two years on the basketball team. PHYLLIS MOYER Phyllis is jolly, fun-loving and has an interest in basket- ball and commercial work. JAMES KINSLEY Jim is dependable and has been interested in football and music. PAUL LEE Paul is not all fun and frolic, for he has shown his ability on the football field playing tackle. ?M'.M,j6!24:,- .la 5 MARTHA MCKEE Martha is quiet, serious, de- pendable and has been active in commercial work. ,350 727,41-f.u:ff,f LOLA MOSER Lola, one of our candy man- agers, has won many friends by her neatness, cooperative- ness, and her pleasant smile. LUELLA MYERS Luella is neat and is consci- entious in her work. Page 17

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CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of Arcadia High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make our last will and testament: Edna Anderson wills her athletic ability to Mildred Ebersole. Be sure to help the girls out next year, Mildred. Evan Anderson wills his football experience to Eugene Walsh. Toughen up next sum- mer, Gene. Robert Binger wills his laugh to Benny Eisaman. Don't crack your face, Ben. Maxine Bloom wills her vanity case to Steer,' Huffman. Raymond Bowman wills his coal black hair to Betty Jane Deckard. Reed Damon wills his place in the orchestra to Earl Smith provided Earl keeps up his Wind. Margaret Fenstermaker wills her work in the library to Charles Hoffman. Pep up a little Charley,'. Carolyn Fisher wills her chewing gum to anyone willing to get it from under the seat. Foster Ford wills his name to Virginia if she thinks she can handle a Ford. Evelyn Fruth wills her scholastic standing to Robert Tidd. Step on it a little now, Robert. John Gilliland wills his feminine ways in the Senior play to Jane Walsh. Paul Groth wills his ability to argue to Alice Marvin. Betty Jacobs wills her quick, sharp tongue to Mildred Humm. Sharpen it up! James Kinsley wills his wreckless driving to Alice Kennard. Beware of Pontiacs, Alice. Evelyn Lantz wills her good humor and personality to Dick Thomas provided he can adjust himself to it. Paul Lee wills his charming blushes to Charles Kirian. Don't be so backward, Charles. Robert Leonard wills his typing ability to Howard Huntley. Nimble up your fingers! Martha McKee wills her pleasant ways to Mary Hazel Fry. Walter Moore wills his blond, wavy hair to Jack LaFontaine. Lola Moser wills her beautiful eyes to Allen Jones. Phyllis Moyer wills her giggle to Iva Dale Gassman. Luella Myers wills her quiet ways to Margaret Farthing. Fred Pessell wills his language to anyone who can handle it as efficiently as he can. Gertrude Peters wills her size to Bernadine Marshall. It's time to grow up Bernadine. Glenna Peters wills her prepared lessons to Paul Garrett. Bernard Riter wills his sleepiness to Carl Russell. Esther Schubert wills her pleasing disposition to Maxine Krauss. Mary Shafer wills her glasses to Juanita Roller. Make use of them, Juanita. Virden Smith wills his height to Ira Brandeberry. Alice Steiner wills her shorthand ability to anyone with a quick finger and brain. Alma Steiner wills her smile to Zane Kieffer. Get a little push behind that smile, Zane. Lloyd Taylor wills his numerous girl friends to Harold Bayless. Allan Thomas wills his curly hair to Charles Fisher. You should have a little kink in it now, Charles. Helen Saltzman wills her temper to anyone deserving of such a thing. To the Juniors: We will our coveted places in the senior ranks. To the Sophomores: We will our height and athletic ability. To the Freshmen: We will a chance to grow up. Witnesses: Miss NVhittlesey Mr, Wigeley Helen Saltzman. Page 19