Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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6' l 4 K' W dv . it ff' 10 Athletics is an important char- acter-building activity on the stage of school life. Our physical bodies must grow and become sound, for a sound body helps in making a sound mind. Fair play is a factor that must be and is developed through athletics, A cherished ideal of democratic peoples is honest dealings With their fellowrnen. With the constant tests of the stability of democracies, it isf necessary th-at We develop ourselves physically and pro- mote tairness to all. 6,9 Page 29

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SNAPSHOTS HERE AND THERE Find the ghost in history class. Fair ladies checking displays. Seats of knowledge. Future musicians. Shoveling in the coal. Cream oi the crop. Working hard. Beautiful voices and beautiful faces. End of a day. Merry-Go-Round hasn't broken Getting in shape for the game. down Yet. Third base and out. Democrats. Fair maidens in distress.

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T012 Row: Robert Bingcr, Paul Groth, Bernard Seel, James Kinsley, Allan Thomas, Harold Stroman, Dick Rader, Paul Garrett, Recd Ebcrsole. Tbirrl Row: NValtcr Moore, Mgr., Ralph Leonard, Harold Bayless, Foster Ford, Evan Anderson, Capt., Victor Eisaman, Mr. Blose. Sccoml Row: Lloyd Taylor, Charles Hoffman, Charles Kirian, Fred Pcssull, Lester Hartman, Paul Lee, Dale Huffman. Firxl Row: John Gilliland, Mgr., Edwin Russell, Harold Peters, Raymond Jacobs, Fred Dick, Paul Plotts, Vinccnt Nyc, Gene Myers, Mgr. FOOTBALL DEVELOPS STRENGTH AND V INSPIRES COOPERATION Football is a sport that not only develops the physical and mental traits but also strives to produce good citizens. It inspires fair play with team-mates and opponents. It makes a player think more for the team than for himself. Football has its place in a democracy because it is a builder of high morals and clean thinking. It is truly an American sport because it is played in the United States and no other place in the world. Our season was started off with a bang when we trekked to McComb on Sept. 23 and came home on the long end of a 33-0 score. We were next visited by Mt. Cory with whom we had tied the last two years and the jinx could not be broken. The score was 0-0. The next week was our open date so the seniors were allowed to watch one of the other games. Although we scouted Arlington the week before we were forced to lose after a hard- fought game to the tune of 12 to 6. We invaded Liberty's forces and came back with 12 points while they were held scoreless. A few of our regulars were absent from the game. Next we took on Mt. Blanchard at Mt. Blanchard and were turned back 20 to 6. This was probably our best game as to everything but getting touchdowns. The following week we played host to Rawson and had a field day for everybody on the squad got to play. The final score was 44-0. Vanlue came over all set to beat us as they had only lost one game but we put a stop to their passing attack and pushed over two touchdowns ourselves. 14-0. For our last game we went to VanBuren and took them into camp to the tune of 18-0 on a rainy day and muddy field. Page 3 0