Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1948 volume:

RCADIA -.Xl 19 5 I , Declzcatzon We the members ot the class ot V948 have chosen to dedicate thms edltuon of the Arcadaan to our prnncupal Charley Groth Mr Groth as our class sponsor and advlsor of the annual has de voted much ot has time toward makung our class actnvutnes a success May thus dedication be a syrn bol of our sincere appreciation for his untlrlng efforts an our behalf and for the posltlve lnfluence Foreword We trust that the pages that Ile herein may serve as a memory book for the students of this school lt as presented wrth thus alm In vuew that regardless ot how tar we may wander along the highways of lute we may always be able to look down memory 5 golden lane and remannsce through the pages of thus book PHOTOGPAPHERS for the ARCMDIAN HOMERICK STUDIO P rtrauts a YOU luke fl'l0m lJ7 Perry St Post ma Phone D 6 O O , , - - - - ll - 11 I - he has exerted on the students of our school. ' I I ,, WI E 1 ,, M I , Y r D'Z The Arcadlan Annual Staff In September the assustnng staff from the Junnor Class was selected to and the Sensors In the production of the annual This year the new system which was flrst tried last year was contlnued The Sensors took the responsnbuluty of makmg the decisions re angles of the book whlle the Junuors as snsted In the discussions of these problems and In the actual work This system of collaboration has proved to work out qulte successfully and through the close cooperatuon of the two classes the Sensors of next year wnll have ganned much valuable experience In the production of the annual A decided advantage IS the fact that the work can get off to a more posutave begunnmg earlner In the school year To boost the annual sales teams known by the names of name band leaders were orgamzed from all the classes an hugh school The team coached by Mr Blauvelt won agaun thus year and was awarded a drnner by the Sensors The I948 Arcadnan us presented to the public by the following staff ADVISORS Mr Groth Mrs Suter EDITORS SNAPSHOT EDITORS Pat Huffman Norman Dehnhoff Ramon Noel Joan Purkey SPORTS EDITOR Mary Lou Kueffer Peggy Wells CIPCULATING Marllyn Pepple Pat Campbell ADVERTISING Laura Bowman Luculle Huffman Dan Nnckelson Manta Sopher Rayola Wlseley Martha Slupe Ruth Street Joe Ebersole Jum Wheland Phyllis Cam Charles Gaert ner Wnlbur Stahl Charles Kmg Junior Stahl Duck Freese Bonme Kleffer TYPISTS Dorothy Fvllsater Burdeen Parmenter Carolyn Guttenberg Mary Lou Hall W llss J Hakes Inc The Dress Shop Fc d Soles and Ser ce Exclus e but not Expensave Fasto a Ohio Fosto ua Oho , f 1 " 1 -, 3 ' - . - - 5 . A , 4 ' , ll ,. - 6 1 4 T ' K I ' ' Il ' ll ' I I - . . I . . , Q 0 Q0VCll"'Q the Qeneml SQPUP and l?U5l"'e55 Carolyn Huffman Bernice Barr . . . I. - I x 4 V . . .I . I. - - - A 1 1 1 I . l I t I I I I I , I ' . - - - I 1 . I I . I ' A . I I i' . , . r vi iv , ' fi , ' f' , s Film -QW' a""" F r yde Pepple SECOND ROW Mr Robert Beamer Mr Frank Saltzman presrdent Mr Wnlbur Noel IRST ROW Mr George Roth Mrs Dorotha Mengert Clerk M Cl The Board of Educatlon Much credit should be gnven to the members of our Board of Education They are the ones who have made It possuble for our school to acquure nts hugh ratung Their suhcere deslre to meet the educatlonal problems that anse contributes much to the success of our school lufe We know the Board together with our efflcnent clerk Dorofha Mengert wall contmue to help to solve the school problems confrontung them with one arm In mind to help not only the school but also the communuty We the Seniors of l9-48 express our thanks to thus group of men who have so wlllnngly rendered their servnces Homer F Bean Farm Bureau Budget Plan Jeweler Flfldlfl Oh' F. Yr 'O mdlay, Fostona Faculty and Semors il , s4,f 'MW' if 'QS fn Superlntendent Prmclpal J C Kieffer CharIeyE Groth B S In Ed OhIo Northern Unlversuty B S In Ed Ohro State UnIversIty M A OhIo State UnIversIty Graduate Work OhIo State UnIversIty ln a span of thIrty one years of servuce In our school, Mr KIeffer has contrIbuted much beyond the "IIne of duty" as a teacher and admInIstrator DurIng hIs twenty four years as supermtendent, he has excelled In frIend shIp, counsel, and educatIonal guIdance All who know hum apprecIate hIm as a man of most sIncere endeavor who has exerted every effort to Improve our school HIs whole some Influence on the lIfe of both the school and communIty has made hIs a worthy record of SQFVICG BowlIng Green State UnIversIty Our prIncIpal, Mr Groth, began hIs career as a publIc school teacher In a one room elementary school After receIvIng hIs degree, he became Instructor In scIence and mathe matIcs at Arcadaa HIgh School SINCE I944 he has assumed addltlonal dutIes as prIncIpal Through hIs sound advIce and counselIng durIng hIs years of SBFVICG, he has greatly aIded the progress of our school, and he has achIeved a place of hugh regard among both students and faculty Q l- ' ll ll ll S t . vu I ,' Aw, f Y . ' I ,4-7: .Q 1 . ' lr, I l ' rs I 'l'l"'?9- , f i g , V V . , .I , , 5 . Ziltfflkff ' rx t5 ' I -I ps-or . 7, A I Q A 7 g wr 1 I I I , yy Q n - I I O ' 'I I 2 Vaughn C. Blauvell' A.B., Findlay College Industrial Arts, Bowling Q . ' Green State University FQ! ' A Graduate Study, 4-P' lar " 1'9" C' 3: Sub.. T 'T' University of Michigan Bowling Green State University Physical Education History Political Science Industrial Arts Mrs Edith Covert Bliss College Normal School Muskingum College Commercial Mrs Virginia McKinney AB Findlay College Science Physical Education History Geography Fred W Mengert BS in Agriculture Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Mary L. Payne B.E., University of Toledo Baldwin-Wallace College Ohio State University Music Miss vlfglllld Pepple in Ed Bowling Green State University Home Economics General Science Mrs Irene Sharnmghouse B S in Education Bowling Green State University Graduate Study Bowling Green State Umversit English Dramatics Mrs Magdalene Suter AB Bluffton College English Latin 1""""'i li 'Q'- Nh-r A it -qu-s -,f Qu Miss Bessie Fox Diploma, Bowling Green State University Suxth Grade Miss Rosie Fox Diploma Bowlang Green State Unrversxty Fifth Grade Miss Ethel Cole Findlay College Bowling Green State Unlverslty Fourth Grade Mrs. Virginia Miller Bowling Green State University Third Grade Mrs Ethel Amstutz Diploma Bowlung Green State University Ohio State University Second Grade Mrs Marlene Moore Dlploma Bowling Green State University First Grade Mrs Helen Bradley Wuttenberg College Mlaml Unlverslty Bowlung Green State Unnverslty Flrst Grade YQN Y Age.. QQ. lr.. ff' 'E 'M -05 "nur i""s CRF 4-.-W' am Austen E Babcock Genera' Ccurse Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Clwolr 3 4 Bays Ensemble Class Play 3 4 Laura Bowman Commercual Course Class Officer l 2 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Olrl 2 rs Glee l Gnrls Ensemble 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 F l 2 4 Phyllis Cam College Preparatory Class Offrcer 2 Annual Staff 3 4 Glrls Glee 3 Class Play Z 3 4 Red Cross 3 Fl-lA l Cheerleader 4 Martha Dalxell Vocational Course FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Duane Drppelhofer Vocatlonal Course Class Play 3 4 Red Crass 4 l Joe Ebersole Co lege Preparatory Class Offlcer Annual Staff s etball l 2 3 Football 2 3 aurl 2 Boys Ensemble l 2 3 4 Class Play 2 3 4 Student Cauncnl Z 3 Red Cross 3 Dorothy Frllloter Comrnerclal Course Honor Soclety 4 Class Oftrcer Annual Staff Concession 4 our I rs Glee l Clrls Ensemble 4 Class Play 3 4 Llbrarlan 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 F l 2 4 flat ,rw va--f' ,G- -lawyer- 127 Mis' 'Exp' .-:ug 'Q--r faint Charles Fox Vocatuonal Course Basketball l 2 Football 2 Class Play l 2 Donald Fox Vocatuonal Course Basketball l F otball l 2 3 l 2 Football Manager Donna Fox General fourse G s Gleel 2 Orchestral 2 3 Band 4 Lubrarran 4 l 2 4 4 Joan Fox Vocatronal Course l 2 Carl Graham Vocatsonal Course Football 4 Orchestral 2 3 Band 4 Class Play 2 3 Red Cross 3 I 2 3 James Grossman General Course F l 2 3 Carolyn Guttenberg General Course Annual Staff 3 4 l 2 4 'Qs Qs. M ff xy, jr, "' 1? ggi. 'kn- 'QQ if T 'il'-mugs 1054? lus- Carolyn Huffman Colleg Preparatory Hon r Soqrety 3 -I Class Otfucer 3 Annual Staff 3 Cboxr -I r s Glee I Class Play 3 4 L brarran I Pat H uffman Gen ral I-lanar qoclefy 3 -I Class Offucer 4 Annual Staff 3 fur 2 3 rls Glee I Gurls Ensemble Cla s Play 2 FHA I Bonnle Lou Kleffer Vocatronal Annual Staff 4 lr Clee Class Play 2 Lubrarlan 3 Red Cross 4 I Z Mary Lou Kieffer Vocational nor S ciety 3, - Annual Staff 3, 4 r s Glee Grrls Ensemble 3 -I I9' a-s Pay 3, 17' I rarran 4 Rf Crassl I c Chee-reader -1 Annabel Marvnn Commercial Honor Society 3 Class Officer 3 Concessran C our I 2 Grrls Glee Class Play -I I 2 Joan Mattox Cornrnercual our I Grrls ee I Grrls Ensemble Clas Pay 2 4 FHA Dan Nlckelson General Class Ottlcer Annual Staff Basketball I 2 F otball I Z our I 2 Bays Ensemble Orchestra I 2 C ass Play 2 3 4 4 -I 3 4 ,Ii ' -JA' in it "lg, Ns "' "W-. ik" 'Wav 'lp- ll? Ramon Noel Vocatuonal Class Ottucer 2 Annual Staff 3 4 Basketball l F otball l 2 3 4 Class Play 2 3 l 2 Monlyn Pepple College Preparatory Honor Socuety 3 4 Class Oftucer Annual Staff our l 2 rs Glee l Gurls Ensemble 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Class Play 2 3 4 Student Councnl l 2 Lubraruanl 2 3 FHA l Donna Peters College Preparatory Honor Soclety 3 4 s Gl e l Class Play 2 FHA l Junior Stahl Vacatlonal Annual Staf Bask tball l Football P 3 Class Play 2 Red Cross 3 F l Z Wnlbur Stahl Vocational Annual Staff 3 4 Basketball 2 F otball l 2 3 C our 2 3 4 Boys Ensemble 3 Class Play 2 3 4 Student Council 4 l 2 Rayola Wuseley Cornmerclal Annual Staff 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Glrls Glee l Class Play 2 3 4 Red Cross l F l 2 3 4 ltllfai- 0" 'U' 'll f 4 C . ., ,4 , 3 FA , ,3, 4 . ,F , fi 1 A V, . ,35- 4 , 2 O , , J fl f O , , , H ' , , A , , , I I 4 , I xy y 3 FFA , ,3, 4 , V l.., ' ' ""' f 1 FFA , ,3, 4 , , M 34 gil W fS3',f A W' Qviilfl ' '13 ' "' ff, 41-Q"'i??N5 1gg4',. f:j'jT'fs4si 5 A ' 1, 2, 4 ' , , 3, 4 ' ' , 2 ch' , ,3, 4 , , 55" at I ' , 2, 3, 4 ' ' , HA , , 5, ,, ,, 2 41' 1 I q ' Girl ' e , 2, 3, 4 fu ' 5 f 1 Q, l 'M Senlor Class Wlll We the Senuor Class of Arcadia Hugh School un thus year of l948 desire to wull the following priceless trauts unsurpassable characteristics oddutues and possessions to whomever ut may concern ARTICLE I To the Junuor Class we wull our scholastic and dramatuc abuluty ARTICLE ll To the Sophomore Class we wll our abuluty to get along well wth all he teachers ARTICLE Ill To the Freshman Class we will our oth letuc and musical abuluty ARTICLE IV Donna Fox wulls her naturally curly haur to Judy Jacobs Take good care of ut Judy Rayola Wuseley wulls her Vanlue boy friends to Esther Ann Don t be too hard on them Esther Ann nature to Jum Ebersole Don t get too Iuve ly m Carolyn Huffman wulls her studuousness to Ellen Gassman Joe Ebersole vuushes to leave hus large vocabulary of exotuc words to Duane Beamer Marulyn Pepple leaves her abuluty to be made the center of attractuon to anyone who thunks he us capable of ut Ramon Noel bequeaths his shyness to ward gurls to Carl Steiner Austun Babcock bequeaths his athletic abuluty to Bob Kung Phyllus Caun leaves to Margaret Ebersole her abuluty to catch the fellows Take ut easy Peg Donna Peters leaves her nursing abuluty to Betty Lou Stahl Be nuce and gentle Betty Dorothy Fulluater wulls her guggles t Pat Munard Don t carry ut too far Pat Laura Bowman bequeaths her dark haur and snappy eyes to Mary Ellen Wells Don t flurt too much with them Mary Lou Kieffer bequeaths her actuve ness to Loretta Ruce Stay human Loretta Dan Nuckelson wulls hus pleasing person aluty to Tommy Hussong Carl Graham leaves to Joe Sopher hus abuluty to get the car whenever he wants ut Don t druve too fast Joe Duane Dupplehofer bequeath: hus dimples to Kenny Gaertner Junuor Stahl leaves hus fluvver to LeRoy Desgrange At least ut runs' Wilbur Stahl wulls his curly haur to Wul ford Bruce It usn t the machine style euther Wulford Carolyn Cuuttenberg wulls her abuluty to type to Maruon Duck Please don t go over 60 words a munute Joan Fox wulls her quiet ways to Alvun Schubert You need a few of them Hal Ha' her suster Aluce May Don t forget to cross your t s and dot your us Joan Mattox bequeaths her quick temper to Norma Nye Don t throw too many things Norma Charles Fox wulls hus blondes to any one who thinks he can handle them' Jum Grossman leaves his abuluty to change the subuect un class to anyone who thinks he can get away with ut Annabel Marvin leaves to Norman Dehn hoff her abuluty to learn and to remember thungs Take advantage of ut Norman Donald Fox wulls his three dup uce cream cones to Clarence Caun Don t get too fat Clarence Pat Huffman wills her blonde hair to Duck Freese Don t forget to use a vunegar runse Duck Pat Huffman Compliments of Kirk Mull ng Company Findlay Oh o ' 0 I ' I ' 1 . 5 I . . ' 1 , n I - . I I I 4 , . . I l I I I . I ' . . I t ' . ' ' ll ' ll I - . . . . . . . , . . - 1 T ' - - 1 1 ' . . I I I ' . . . , Bonnie Lou Kieffer wills her adventurous Martha DOI?-'ell leaves her penmcmship fo ' ,i ' ' - . . 1 ,Ju , I ' I C I ' I . ' . - 11 11 - A . I I ' . . . , - I 11 11 I I . l . , . . . . A , . . . I v , I . G ' - ' ll - ll O . , . . - , , , . . . i . I i I dltlllu oi lllf YY .nys Commencement day has come at last Ve ve v orlaed and torled and had our trials but all wt these are nh the paSt Vxe we trod our last and arduous mules Our 5Chool we wnll alwavs remember Car teachers and classmates all lor herr we earned and worked together but how that the end us mar And W Imam lrom behool we must ao We reall e the thmgs that were dear Aa lhto the world we go Sa larewell tv all our teachers Farev L ll to our classmates dear Farewell to the pleasant sehooldays Fir vu rc leawhg xou thzg year Donna Peters 3. . ' ' , 'l. 7, e t, , U . e ' Q x , Y A . J L ' X fu, 1 - 1 , X Q ' V I f t , 5 f I And struved tor a common goal, ' ' ' ' I , ' L , ,Z J vi' ' I ik ,r , , f ' - t 2' Wi -ra" N-y-fe: -5 Q..-in wma 'Ill' uf' i . Broin-trust Seniors . Um-good . Gruesorne twosome . Swing your portner . Cold boys? 4 Senior sponsor Evans' Typewriters Royal Typewriters FindlGy,Ol1iO t"",l The three sfooges Showin off Typing class Smile girls Muff ond Jeff Ice Creorn experts Turner-Fenstermoker S Findloy, Ohio hoe "Quolitv Sl'1OeS" Senuor Class Hlstory ln September l936 a class of baffled and bewuldered chuldren entered the furst grade to begun the twelve year task that lay ahead The furst sux years gradually passed by ln the fufth and suxth grades members of our class took part un an ele mentary chorus and un the operetta Tom boy Joe Upon reachung the seventh grade we found ourselves growung up The upstaurs routune seemed so struct and we really mussed our recesses and snowball fughts An umportant event durung the eughth grade was the state eughth grade test Hugh school at last' The future class of 48 assembled to choose courses and begun hugh school lufe We luved un great susoenSe and were soon adopted by the hugh sChOOl un the unutuatuon ceremonues The class was organu ed under tl-ue leadershuD of Muss Weurner our class sponsor Joe Ebersole presudent Dan Nuckelson vuce presudent Marulyn People secretary and Lauua Bow man treasurer We chose as our motto Goung Huaher Toward Success as our flower the red carnatuon and as our class Colors blue and whute We were represented un sports glee Club hour student councul and un an operetta We also presented an assembly program As Sophomores our actuvutues took on more sugns of maturury Under the leader shup of the followung offucers Marulyn Pepple presudent Ramon Noel vuce presudent Phyllus Caun secretary treasurer Donna Peters reporter and Mr Kynn our class sponsor we unutuated the Freshmen To show our dramatuc abuluty we presented a one act comedy Elmer and the Love bug We also presented an assembly pro gram and sponsored the annual March of Dames all wuth satusfyung success ln September of 46 we came back to school as Junuors We elected as presudent Dan Nuckelson vuce presudent Joe Eber so'e ecretary Laura Bowman treasurer Annabel Marvun and reporter Carolyn Huffman Our sponsor was Mr Groth O March l9 we presented our class play Anne Whats Her Name under the du rectuon of Mrs Sharnunghouse We gave an assembly program sponsored a hugh school party and many took part un the operetta The Gay Romance Sux members of our class were enrolled un the Natuonal Honor Socuety These students were selected on the basus of merut un four tuelds scholar shup leadershup character and servuce Durung our Junuor year a new system for publushung the Annual was begun and thus we had the opportunuty to help the Senuors publush the l947 edutuon of the Arcaduan Our greatest achuevement of the Year was the Junuor Senuor banquet held at the Phoenux Hotel Alas Senuors' There were only twenty seven of us thus year Mr Groth was our sponsor agaun and we elected the followung offucers presudent Marulyn Pepple vuce presudent Joe Ebersole secretary Annabel Marvun treasurer Pat Huffman and e porter Dorothy Fulluater Thus year we were well represented un school actuvutues There were seven of our members un the Honor Socuety and a number un the band and orchestra Many took part un the operetta Ask the Professor and we publushed the l948 edutuon of the Arcaduan ln May the Junuors entertauned us at the Junuor Senuor banquet We the members of the class of 48 have funushed our scholastuc career at Ar cadua and are now ready to begun lufe un earnest We are grateful to all who have helped smooth our way through the furst part of our lufe To you the under gradu ates we wush the best of luck to you also we leave the responsubu uty of mauntaunung the school standards and tradutuons wuth the suncere hope that you achueve even greater success than any of your predecessors Dorothy Fulluater Egbert Home Furnushmgs 404 6 F Sondusl y Phone 2442 rlxf George D n Bob Jae 0 Q 1 1 1 , , 1 1 ' ' H 1 11 - . 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I I R ' I I I , -I 1, Fi ut,l'l f, Jhio 11 . .1 New FIPCS Stephen Santry a playwright lnherlts a small farm ln Arkansas and goes there to wrlte a story and get away from the con fusion of hectuc lnvnng In Chlcago He In vntes has famlly to come down to vlslt Luttle dnd they realnze that their stay would be prolonged Due to a case of scarlet fever developing ln thelr house they are quar antnned Durmg thus time Olive Stephens oldest daughter funds she has a heart dns ease and meets the handsome country doctor She resists hrs advice but flnally comes to the conclusnon he as rnght and they become engaged Mr and Mrs Santry and thelr two younger children return to Chncago leavlng the country place to Duck and their daughter IH law Eve Senior Cast Lucmda Andrews Mary Lou Kueffer Suzanne Toler Sud Sperry Jerry Sperry Stephen Santry Bully Santry Phyllls Santry Anne Santry Olnve Santry Eve Santry Dick Santry Dr Lynn Gray Mary Marshall Mrs Marshall Angle Sperry SENIOR Presldent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Dorothy Fllluater Duane Dnpplehoffer Charles Fox Austun Babcock Wilbur Stahl Annabel Marvin Marllyn Pepple Joan Mattox Phyllis Cain Joe Ebersole Dan Nlckelson Laura Bowman Rayola Wuseley Carolyn Huffman CLASS OFFICERS Marilyn Pepple Joe Ebersole Annabel Marvin Pat Huffman Dorothy Fnlluater Motto Gonng Hlgher Toward Success Flower Red Carnatuon Color Blue and Whlte Lynn A Lyon Co Crystal Shoe Repan' Elect c and Cas Appl ances Shoes Shuned Hats Cleaned and Blocked 622 S Ma n Phone 3155 Wh le You Want Ser :ce Flndlay Ohlo lO3 E Sandusky Fnndloy Prophecy A Conversatuon Ten Years Hence' Carolyn Well Rayola ut s good to see each other agaun It s luck that I duscovered you luve here I just happen to be on my vacatuon So you are a housewufe I never dreamed you Iuved un Detrout Rayola Yes Carolyn I have luved here for sux years So you are a teacher I heard that you are luvung un Nevada Carolyn Thats rught Say have you heard recently from any of our old class mates? I have been tryung to keep un touch wuth them but ten years us a long tume to keep up wuth actuvutues of twenty seven fortune seekers But anyway I have cor responded wuth a number of them Rayola By the way Laura Bowman us luvung here un town Three chuldren keep the Cycle Shop busy as theur motorcycles were always un the need of repaurs N other than Junuor Stahl manages the Cycle Shop Carolyn On my vacatuon thus summer I vusuted Annabel Marvun un Washungton D C Beung secretary to the Presudent keeps her busy She saud that just that mornung she had typed a letter to Joe Ebersole who us now representatuve of the South Amerucan Oul Company un Brazul Rayola Of course you know of the D P Caunoduan Instutute un Toledo Donna Peters and Phyllus Caun as head durectors are devotung theur luves to helpung humcunuty by guvung all theur tume to thus unstututuon for the feeble munded Carolyn Dud you read un Lufe maga zune about the sensatuonal new actress? Joan Mattox certaunly worked hard to take the movue fueld by storm Rayola That remunds me Bonnue Kuef fer us a model workung un New York Maru lyn Pepple us also un New York It has been fuve years sunce she made her debut as vocalust for Phul Sputalny and she us stull goung strong Carolyn I suppose you know Wulbur Stahl us on the raduo Rayola Yes I just heard hum last nught over WJ R Hus humor makes people roll un the ausles Carolyn Some of our fellow students remauned at Arcadua Austun Babcock coaches at Arcadua Hugh Thus makes the fufth year sunce he has been coachung that the team has taken champuonshups Duane Dupplehofer owns a large farm near Arcadua Carl Graham besudes doung a luttle farmung us a dealer un farm ma chunery Martha Dalzell and Carolyn Gut tenberg operate the Arcadua telephone ex change Last week I receuved a letter from Pat Huffman She us a farmers wufe and a sunger at a club un Fundloy Rayola I never have heard what has happened to Dorothy Fulluater Carolyn I saw her on the stage lust last week Shes wuth The Natuonal Barn Dancers as chuef yodeller Also I saw Donna Fox un a restaurant un Cleveland She saud she plays trumpet for a dance band there Her brother Donald manages a pruze fughter also un Cleveland .Ioan Fox besudes beung an excellent housewufe bakes pruze cakes for one of the stores un Fostorua Rayola You forgot one of the Foxes Charlue now owns hus own Body Shop Fundlay Carolyn Rayola have you receuved a new umproved televusuon set from Ramon Noel? Rayola Yes I receuved mune last week I thought ut was generous of Ramon to send us one Besudes doung a luttle unventung he has hus own photography shop un Chucago Carolyn Two weeks ago I stopped to do some shoppung un Toledo As I was on the outskurts of the town my car stalled not far from a gas statuon I walked to the sta tuon to see uf I could get my car repaured Imagune my surpruse when Dan Nuckelson greeted me He explauned that he owned several such statuons un Ohuo They are recognuzable by the colors blue and whute Rayola I had a sumular experuence one day when I was suttung un a movue theater A newsreel of the Olympuc games was shown Feature my surpruse when Mary Lou Kueffer was announced as champuon fugure skater Carolyn The only member we have mussed us Jum Grossman Rayola Certaunly you have seen the unutuals JG on cartoon pages un the news papers and magazunes None other than Jum has drawn those cartoons Carolyn Well Rayola thus shows that the Senuor Class of 48 from Arcadua Hugh has a place reserved on the roll of Notable Classes from Ohuo Carolyn Huffman ll ' ll . - 11 - I - . . - ' 1 1 1 . 1 . . , , . - - - Il II - I 11 - - 1 - ' I I ' . 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ASEE 5'B J -ee' Junlor Snnce the members of the Junror Class were rnntlated as Freshmen rn the fall of l945 they have taken two more steps to ward therr goal Thus year they have taken a more prom ment part In all the extracurrlcular actrvu tres of the school The members of the class arranged several assembly programs for the student body Including the Chrrst mas assembly and contrnbuted rn several JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jum Wheland Peggy Wells Manta Sopher Bernnce Barr Joan Purkey To Achreve Success Presudent VLce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Motto Flower Colors Green and Gold Class P T A meetrngs by partucrpatrng In a speech chour round table clrscussuons and one act plays The henght of the accom plnshment an dramatucs was the Jumor Class play presented In Aprul On February l4th the Junlors enter tanned the hugh school students at a Valen tune s party The outstandrng soclal event of the year however was the Junror Sensor banquet on May 7th FIRST ROW Marita Sopher, Pat Munara, Burdeen Parmenter, Charles Gaertner, Duck Freese, Jim Wheland Mary Lou l-lull, Bernrce Barr SECOND ROW Mary Ellen Rader Pat Campbell, LaDonna Myers, Martha Jane SluD9, l-UC'll9 Huffman, Joan Purkey Mary Buchanan, V ncent Grune, Mrs Suter THIRD ROW Leland Sholl Harry l-lr cunson, Wrlford Burce, Norman Dehnhoff, Carl Steiner, Charles Kung, Ruth Street, Peggy Wells Cgmplrmenfg of McClelland Implement Sales Beonng and Tronsmlsslon Company AllIS Cl'T0lVYl9l'S Farm Equrpment Phone Z96l Frndloy 6l 3 Lrma Ave Fnndlay , G Q R as . , , " , . 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X, .V ll 'Tl 7 SOPHMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Donna Wuseley Vuce Presudertt Clarence Cam SCCVGTOW Betty Stahl Treasurer Eldon Fusher Reporter Thomas Hussong E Motto Try Tull You Wun 1 ..,, 5 mc ff Colors Blue and Sulver Sophomore Class Thus year the Sophomore Class reached the halt way mark un theur hugh school career They have taken a posutuve unterest un the actuvutues of the school and have contrubuted much toward these actuvutues wuth a large number of the class partucu patung un athletucs musuc F H A and F F A They entertauned the hugh school stu dents wuth the furst school party at Hallo ween Freshman unutuatuon actuvutues un the fall were also under theur sponsorshup Both of these events were hughly successful Members of the class assusted un usherung at several school events Betty Lou Stahl and Tom H ssong were chosen as Sopho more attendants to the queen at Homecom ung ceremonues un November Two members of the class Margaret Ebersole and Betty Stahl were on the cheerleadung squad thus year Thus class guves promuse of assumung a posutuon of genuune leadershup un school atfaurs durung the Junuor and Senuor years to come FIRST ROW Betty Stahl Margaret Ebersole Esther Ann Kueffer, Donna Wuseley, Marulyn Mattox Eldcn Fusher, Mark Metzger Maruon Duck, Jum Patterson SFCOND ROW Mrs lreue Sharnunghouse, Darla Ann Duebley Marulyn Arnet, Pot Lannung Robert Kung Kenneth Caertner, Ralph Marvun, Alvun Schubert Nrrma Jane Bunger, Imogene Thomas THIRD ROW Glatlxs Ruce Vurgunua Zuessler Frueda McDowell, Jchn Nau Clarence Caun, Stanley Strausbaugh Arthur Sheld n, Jack Huffman, Herman Guttenberg, Thcmas Hussong Leroy Desgrange Sunbeam Hatchery Apprrved Pullcrum Controlled 'B0by Chucks the Year Aroundl' Phone lf,-l2 Fundlay V fi V ' --ee-ee'A--ve--s,-A---A--.,s ' r ,, y t r- I A ,- - - . y ' "" sn"-'s"'s""' """"n ' U - V, fa l ,I Agll ' , .u 4,2-jg A 'u', . - - ll A' , ' J - ' u ' FlOWer ...V...,.,sYV ,.....a..,c , American Rose V 3 Q -------'--f--A-'--'A-----e--- l A A , X ,M A . 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I I I ' ' 'I I 14' , ' I r 0 u V .TQ A . x l V. 5 ' g F FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Betty Lenhart Robert Pannter Frances Garrett Melvln Lenhart Kathryn Marvm Motto Flnlshed Yet Begmnlng Presndent Vuce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Colors Green and Yellow Freshmen Class On a warm September day ln the year ot I939 a group of peppy children walked unto the tlrst grade Thus was for us the beginning of twelve long years of educatuon During the flrst sux years of school we en joyed our share of so called fun As we advanced to the seventh grade a different teelmg became evudent-a feel :ng that we were really growing up Durmg the seventh and elghth grades we gradually became a part of the hugh school After going through some embarrassung expert ences durlng Freshman mutlatnon we organ nzed ourselves as a class and elected offncers We have appreclated the gundance of Mr Mengert our class advisor durnng thus past year FIRST ROW Joe Sopher, Joe Duebley, Nell Breyman, Dons Rader, Loretta Rnce, Alan Kraus, Raymond Burns, Russell Clark, Kathryn Marvnn, Mary Ellen Wells SECOND ROW Mr Mengert, Marulyn Canterbury, Patty Spearman, Marulyn Burns, Carol Breyman, Norma Jean Nye, Beverly Damon, Vnrgunua Noel, Shlrley Wulford, Frances Garrett, Lavera Emerlne, Betty Lenhart, Lloyd Monday, James Bruce THIRD ROW Melvln Lenhart, James Ebersole, Robert Palnter, Thomas Wentworth, Herbert Archibald, Frank Robb, Lelua Warren, Jeannetta Jameson, Maraaret Fruth, Norma Wolfe, Delmar Goshe, Douglas Good Pork's Snok Shop Qualuty Motor Sales Fresh Donuts Good Food Used Cars Fandlcy, Ohsa 337 E Mann Cross Fnndlay As 8 f T. 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D b f f I 5 . , - - t V A g , - t f' - ' 1 Q uf FIRST ROW Nell W aver Marlon Peters Jlmmy Ward Donna Elsenhauer Donna Damon Shlrley Sheldon Dorls Street Sue Ann England Don Smlth Rel Hlll Bllly Fruth SECOND ROW Mrs McKlnney Vlrglnla Beamer Allce Dalzell Emma Sterllng Kay Kleffer Kay Mc Elghth Grade Donald Shlrley Cook Ellen Gassman Elnora Kaye Clara Buchanan THIRD ROW Judy Jacobs Donna Gaertner Jack Wheland Wayne Smlth John Rldenour Blll Hocan son Ted Rader Marlon Desgrange ABSENT Duane Beamer Seventh Grade N FIRST ROW Lanny Semler Patty Ernerlne Shlrley Lenhart Marllyn Pl tts Marcele Bruce Maxlne Drels bach Shlrlee Farrell Patsy Noel Floyd Hlssong Glenn Saltzrnan Bobby Good James Edlnger SECOND ROW Mlss People Norma Jean Rltter Rosllyn Street Rlchard Smlth Rlchard Kelley Lee Myers Jlm Steyer Roy RICO Jlm Warren Harold ,, rr' Crlne Ronald Mattox Carl Zlessler THlRD ROW Janet Zlessler Vlola Sterllng Phyllls Fox Shlrley Ralney Patty Lee Betty Fox Peggy Fox Carol Kuhn Homer Thompson Wesley Thomas larry Myers John Bushong ABSENT Janet Boes Long's Bakery Medlock, Your Jeweler Hgeq m Bglggd CQf,fig" "Conslderlng Wedlcck See Medlocld' Flne OLIOlIly Bread and Pastrles Many Glfts for Graduates 231 S Mom St Flndlay Ohlo U3 S Maln St Flndlay Ohlo 4- a : 43' 1 5 ly , y A if It J ' N ,..- 1 fy P 1. . l' - , . - - ' 1" ' ' -4 5 . 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AM , . .Q -J," I '- 'Z '. :P ,- A' lx .im an ,,f ,.,,,.v-4 FIRST ROW Jack Wolfe Bobble Graham Harold Nye Mary Rader Jo Ann Sutton Patty Butler Joyce Edwards Ruth Ponn Mary Ducken Mary Weaver Carol Kieffer SECOND ROW Mary England Kay Woodruff Carol Rend Inez Grxne Nlna Lewns Arlene Walsh Barbara Slxth Grade 4 N FIRST ROW Doyle Cobb Bully Dlebley Larry Gutten berg Alan Ryman David Corbln Vernon Rlce Tommy Bzckel Gerald Marvln Larry Walsh Lloyd Thomas SECOND ROW Evelyn Muller Mary Steyer Connie Pruitt Gertrude Marvun Ruth Anne Smith Roseann Lenhart Barbara Good Tommy Lee Robert Noel 'UW 3 J 'W 14 Cook Hnlda Grlne Carol Clark Betty Muller THIRD ROW LaVerne Snyder Wulluam Parmenter Raymond Kuhn Davld Frazrer Glen Fruth Joe Steyer Ralph Brooks Ronald Sholl Bully Gaertner John Wuse Jumrnle Blake Arthur Guttenberg Jerry Gaertner ABSENT Lewis Campbell Flfth Grade Q 0 "' Q ? Robert Hocanson Glen Rutter THIRD ROW Ruta Grlne Donna Bame Marilyn Elsea .lane Welty Olnvna Guerrero Ernestlne Ruce Jerry Knepper Dorothy Freese Betty Fruth Barbara Sheldon Ruth Anne Flsher J C Hochstettler Sons Gram Feed Seed Fertullzer Fmdloy Phone l72 Rowson 82 V W , I y , , I I ' AL N ,- I2 1 s r ' 3 ' J v, 4 ,, s ,R . I O t . . ima" f sv I ' few 1 ., 4 y A .,, I . . , - I . Z I I I I I I I I - . I ' I I I I I V I I I 1 1 1 1 1 V1 1 Q 1 - . Q 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' ' 0 I S Elm 2' 3 ,L , L A, .,. To 1 1 X' . ' I I 1 1 . K - . ' I 'A W ' ,, 'f F ,115-,rlax,!. if fri y: I 3 ' 3, fi i v' ' 14- - - f 1' ' . 1 'cw 1 1 ' . ' ' . i , .,... I 'Q E. . s, I , 1 1 'ix 1 s z 1' Q: f' , I ' Y fm 7 Q I ' . ll .. ,"":f- 1- ,531 ' ' Z ' 1 '. u I ' ' S I 1 1 ' If I . P' A f 1 . .A ' I LA s- k 'V A I M ,,. , I A M ., W- , A - 1 I In . , 1 C 1 ' . V1 ff ' ' i fbi," " ' I : i 1 n , ' I ' , I - . A1 h I - h I 1 1 4 1 1 ' I V I -I I I I I ' I ' ' I I ' A 1 A , - , , I 1 1 I I I I ' I I I I 1 1 1 FIRST ROW Laverne Shaull Lester Fruth James Frankhart Marleen Wlthrow Jannce Heunze Jane Van Drlest Darlene Brinkman Bully Pruitt Merle Lneb Norman Emenne Bully Elsaman John Dlebley SECOND ROW Mass Ethel Cole Jackie Elsaman Raymond Woodruff Rrchard Zuessler Dorothy Par menter Nancy Fox Wulma Wlckman Max Brooks Q1 Mary Ann McDowell Karl Burns Dean Kieffer Larry Crates THIRD ROW James Rnchardson Davud Vellquet Ruthanne Cain Norma Jean Holmes Patty Breyman Barbara Jane Agnew Sharyn Peters Barbara Ann Arnet Dalores Campbell Dale Barr Carol Noel FIRST ROW Bobby Farrell Arvud Weaver Earl Mar shall Bobby Frankhart Patty Blnger Davld Drelsbach Davrd Cardwell Joyce Conrad Dale Ebersole Jummy Hutchings Patty Elsaman THIRD ROW Frances Knepper Ellen Hennze Howard Fruth Paul Hartley Lester Bowman Darold Thomp son Patty Reid Betty Bame Rosalue Muller Annette fn: Q Edwards Emma Rnce SECOND ROW Bobby Fox Bully Good Max Nesler Ralph Kelley Stanley Smith Marvnn Boes Howard Buchanan Tommy Muller Danny Kuhlman ABSENT Mona Kay Bruce Ruchard McDowell Gene Snyder Roma Beamer Congratulatuons to Class of l948 GIeason's Garage and Marme Service Banner Furmture Store 335 E Mann Cross PhOne 343 Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio ' 5 ' ,' - , f' My B' yy' Ml , P IK F . a - I ' J I I If if I I 1 4 ' r 1 1 I I A I ' I Q I I ' A I A I - , V1 I - A: 1 I : ' ' I I I I I 4 ' I - I I I ' I I I I F h G d ' ourt ra e Thlrd Grade V5 Q , TA 5' 'L . 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I I I I 1 1 I ' I VI 4 - I ' THIRD ROW Gordon Fruth Joyce Rutter Kenneth Boes Danny Dulgar Delbert Smlth Scott Phulo Cenera Burton Betty Lee Fox Gerald Gaertner Arlene Wnllnams Audrey Walsh Dale Smuth SECOND ROW Mrs Amstutz Gary Roth Keith Wrl ford Linda Lee Woodruff Sue Ann Huffman Lou Ann Seever Wynetta Fox Arlene Walters Derol Painter Shelby Brooks Shrrley Brooks Jerry Edmger FIRST ROW Justun Emerlne Kenneth Marshall James Grlne Albert Brandeberry Gene Desgranges Joyce Lueb Karen Greer Rosemary Connne Betty Joe Holmes Ruth Cobb Brenda Pruitt Gene Ersaman Second Grade Flrst Grade FIRST ROW Ellen Grrne Shrrley Ponn Greta Arm Shaull Rosemary Guttenberg Owen Zuessler Robert brecht Horace Muller Ted Walter Robert Agnew Crow Ceara Wuthrow Charles Groth Ola Fae Rice Janlce Lueb THIRD ROW Janet Hull Nancy Kung Frances Zuegler SECOND ROW Larry Ryman Alnce Fay Stucky, Judy Von Btshop Karen Spearman, Gerald Frankhart, Joan Nesler, Robert Steyer, Lynn Ebersole Norma Jean Read, Max Barnes Neuhauser Hatchenes, IMS Robert Barker, Manager -D2 454 E Sandusky St Fsndloy, Ohno Phone l906 2 Y ,x 1 W. -T . 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STANDING Barbara Cook Harold Nye Lewus Campbell SEATED Carol Noel Gertrude Marvin Mary Ann Steyer Bobby Farrell Dolores Campbell Instead of using hns slelgh and relndeer Santa Claus goes delnverlng Christmas presents In an alrplane He over flnes the U S A and gets lost somewhere In Mexlco To has surprlse he funds that he rs unknown to the children and people of that country He also learns that Mexico has her own picturesque way of celebratmg Chrlstmas Santa makes frlends and us lnvnted to stay and enjoy the Mexican Chrlstmas festnvu tles After telephonmg hrs wlfe at the North Pole and belng assured that the children of Amenca wlll be well taken care of he accepts the mvutatuon SWIH and C0 50YbeUf' MII' The East North Street Lumber Co Fostorla, Ohuo Phone 759 Fostorua it ' , A . 5' 'LA' 9 .5 , . . 3 . A A - , . 1' .ii .- '. 1 ' f. , . - 'ii K ii 4. C. 45 . r' N V f L I 4 A .eff . 'Q V ' , , , I , - Barbara Van Driest, Nancy Kuhlman, Donna Jacobs, THIRD ROW: Paul Sharp, Ronnie Burton, Donald - Z , , f , , I I I I ' ' . . l A A -'I - . N . . . , 1 t , . i . X . . . . .- 'R I' . . . . , sl . 1 . x Q, -l - ' , , . . . - x . ' ,, if , Q -. . x K , - 'A T? 'V T L ' - , , V 'W 'bw' lllll 35555 ui Q 1'- "-1 41' 28 l-lard at work Cheerleaders Muscle makers 7th graders Future athletes Pearly aates 6th at play bmnle gurls Get It clean Chuck s Men s Shop x L3 ou Q Mtn t d TOSYE n Sr Flndlay l'5 Shop bays Tea tor tnve Workmg hard? Freshmen IIIII I 5 .9 Q 1 A e A e4 . , Q, W : V V . H H-1 W ,. , I ,, 'I N I 4 A , J.. ., , ,W4 - , . ' 4 f 3. l . ., -A " , ' l ,fr Q K .'-' , jg l ! I A ? A L f A . ' 5 l"Q as Q 6 7 ' '43 ' j' 11.54 , ,,,,,l.--U ' ,, ff- f f ' ' H lllly 5 X ,. 1 A A ,,,,,,,r g K ' "' Z ' X , , ,N I gy XKVAA A 1 1 1 V If . Q Q , M 8 V 4 Vx V -N Xl Q1 11' 4 f A ,. , A M f g .- 1 gg' 1 I lll 1' A - A 4 4 4 - 7 I ' ",s 7 1 Q ,V , MJ . Si. ! K M Ng 4, U 7' . 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Actwltles Almost Elghteen Eddue Barry almost eughteen wants to be another Bung Crosby to please hus udeal Ann Sherman Wulllam Barry hus father wants Eddue to go unto the hardware busuness wuth hum Mr Barry who us always talkung about the good old days when he was a boy Mrs Barry a devoted wufe and mother and Uncle George wuth hus phuloso phy of workung as luttle as possuble furnush the comedy Mrs Sharnunghouse assusted by Mary Lou Hull and Bernuce Barr durected the play The members of the cast were Ruchard Garrett Maruta Sopher Peggy Wells Martha Slupe Joan Purkey Charles Gaert ner Pat Munard Charles Kung Carl Steuner Pat Campbell Jum Wheland LaDonna Myers Junlor Red Cross The Junuor Red Cross carrued on another very successful year under the supervusuon of Mrs Payne Upon payung a small fee the members from Arcadua Hugh School receuved mem bershup cards and puns At Chrustmas tume and agaun un the sprung the organuzatuon sponsored sendung boxes to the boys and gurls un Europe Each grade took up a donatuon and packed a box for euther a boy or a gurl In return we re ceuved letters of thanks from those unfor tunate people and the happuness that comes to us from havung done somethung to help someone else In the future we hope to do more to aud these needy people FIRST ROW Lynn Ebersole Donald Ruchardson Lou Ann Seevers Jummue Hutchungs Lester Fruth Ruth Arun Fusher SECOND ROW Mary Ducken Raymond Burns Beverly Damon Janet Zuessler Floyd Hussong THIRD ROW Ellen Gassman Pat Lannung Duane Dupplehofer Stanley Strausbaugh Bonnue Kueffer Charles Kung Martha Jane Slupe The Ohuo Oul Company Fundlay Ohuo Retuners and Marketers Marathon Gasoline and Motor Oul yr 3 A C' - . .N . f , X z fc : 3 . V 8 , ,. " ,Q 7' ' , X 5 . I ' , I ' so ,- I 1 ,xy . . 'X T ' , I , 0 Q 1 I 11- 11 - - - , . I . . 1 1 . . I ' - 11 II ' ' I ' 1 1 1 ' , 1 . . , . - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 9 ,. 5- . 'M Wg , 12 ' Q V' ' . , , 1 4 1 s A 5 1 1 . - x X 1, x we , . a YL 1- A W .. . .. ' , ' ' ' X5 ' 1 r - N . x V ' I , 1 1 1 1 - I 5 1 , 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 Student Council President .,,,.Y,,..Y,..,,A,,,,,.......... Wilbur Stahl Vice President e.,eee,..,eY...,ee,A,e Laura Bowman Secretary-Treasurer ....,....,,. Donna Wiseley Reporter .,,,,..,,,,,,,,e,,,Y.,e,.A,,,.., Virginia Noel Members: Neil Breyman Eldon Fisher John Nou Ramon Noel Joan Purkey Mary Wells Peggy Wells Jim Wheland fi e Student Councul had a very success as queen and Joan Mattox Marita Sopher ful year under the leadership ot Mrs Cov Betty Stahl and Duane Dlppelhoter Nor ert Through theur efforts the Constututlon man Dehnhoft Tom l-lrssong and Jim Eber was ratified by the student body The sole were chosen as attendants Laura Councrl sponsored several dances after foot Bowman was Crowned by Captaun Austin lDOll Gnd l3OSl4STlDOll QOVTTCS O09 of The fT1O9f Babcock All classes and clubs have repre SLJCC6 sful GV9f1fS ot the yGClr WOS The Home Se-nfqtiveg On the Cguncil comsng ot whuch Laura Bowman was elected Compliments of the d s Teyncc Servuce Hancock County AYCOCJWJ Ol' Automobile Dealers Association 31 x .3 ,ily S Y - 4 TP h - - 1 'll l 1 . - I - . I - C W . 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FIRST ROW Pat Munard Bernuce Barr Pat Campbell Mary Lou Hull Carolyn Guttenberg Dorothy Fulluater Rayola Wuseley Lqura Bowman SECOND ROW Muss Pepple Mary Rader Mary Buchanan LaDonna Myers Martha Slupe Joan Pur FH The Arcadua Chapter of the Future Homemakers of Ameruca under the spon sorshup of Muss Vurgunua Pepple elected Mary Lou Kueffer Presudent Pat Campbell Vuce Presudent Donna Wuseley Secretary Peggy Wells Treasurer, Joan Purkey Re tartan Thus year the Chapter was guven repre sentatuon un the Student Councul Joan Purkey and Mary Ellen Wells were chosen Qwm key Donna Fox Maruta Sopher THIRD ROW Annabel Marvun Luculle Huffman Bonnue Kueffer Burdeen Parmenter Joan Fox Martha Dalzell Ruth Street Peggy Wells as the representatuves The Club decuded to publush a school paper named Redskun Gazette On March 4 the organuzatuon enter tauned the schools of thus reguon at the semu annual bu county meetung club as Chapter Homemakers early un the second semester On March 26 the club sponsored a hugh school party 5. ""'Y'v FIRST ROW Marulyn Burns Canterbury Patrucua Spearman Carol Breyman Maru Iyn Mattox Betty Lou Stahl Kathryn Marvun Mary Wells SECOND ROW Dorus Rader Loretta Ruce Betty Len hart Imogene Thomas Marulyn Arnet Vurgunua Noel Norma Wolfe Manly Shurley Wulford Francus Garrett Lavera Emerune Muss Pepple THIRD ROW Dorla Duebley Norma Bunger Vurgunua Zuessler Esther Kueffer Donna Wuseley Lelua Warren Beverly Damon Margaret Fruth Jeannette Jameson Freuda McDowell Mayfair Restaurant Open 24 Hours a Day 22l S Maun FIndl0Y Q , ' ' X 1 fha E r . ' f S Q ' 4 1 ,: l i "" 'v 2 ' uf .Q , A 1 , t . vu ' l : 4 I I I I ' I . . A. . I - . . Q . . . . . ,, . ,, . . I - .s . . I - I I - I . . - 1 1 ' ' ' ' porterg and Annabel Marvin, Parliamen- The Freshman gurls were taken unto the ' I 5 , , ' 6 . 1 I- uf t' . L 1 y . I A - A , f',,'.'A S u . Z ' , , ' n I' ' , ' , ' , FIRST ROW Mark Metzger Robert King Wilbur Stahl Ralph Marvin Carl Graham Charles King Dcnald Fax SECOND ROW Mr Mengert Joe Diebly Vincent Curine Ramon Noel John Nou Robert Painter Lloyd F With the aid of our advisor Mr Men gert we came through the year with great success Our officers attended officers training school again this year and they all benefited by this course We also sponsored Parent and Son Banquet was held March l2 The club tried for County Honors in Parlia mentary procedure March l6 at McComb A gold medal was awarded to the club for a safety booth at the Ohio State Foir Plans are being made for an exhibit at the State M rday Raymond Burns Tllll D lOW l-lcrmon Guttenbera Harry l-locansf n T fl l T L DCI' N FTTTOFT De Wll Duong Dipplchott r Junlo Stahl Charles Fox Fair next tall A banner was awarded to the chapter by the Division of Safety and Hygiene tor the first satety program in the state The majority ot the F F A took two to Columbus We also had a iudqing team which participated in three contests the county contest the State F F A contest at Ohio State University and Dairy Day at Wooster F E SEATED Mr Mengert Mark Metzger Reporter Ralph Marvin President Wilbur Stahl Vice Pre ident Carl Craham Treasurer STANDING Robert Kng Secretary Charles King Sentinel Hughes Dry Cleaners l l2 W Front St and 7Ol Howard St. Findlay Ohio 1 3 1 c K9 I , : l . 3 , ' 1 1 ' Q a, ? t Q Q - , H 1 : , 3 f - 3 1 T t A .KS Y Z I ' I r, , f, X . , ' I I f if Q Y 3 H f V t , , f , lilcl firtl F res 1, Ca l STH ' , 1, l 'h4,:lf, I - 1 l 1 S ' l C 1 I F 1 R - F. . A. I . - U . I . . , . . . l . o highly successful High School Party. A successful tripsg one to Detroit, the other - . . 4 . T I I l l 1 5 M I 1- or A 1 1 t T - K , - 4 1 . 41 09. Tx I X , o a .......-..... S z A 1 - FIRST u NN well Lu ullc Huffman Esther Ku or Rat Lcnnung Donna Fox Carolyn Huffman Mrs Shamunghouse Freuda Mc SECOND ROV! Manta ph Vurgunua Zuessler Pat Campbell Ruth Street Dorothy u-ulluater Joan Purkey Burdeen Parmenter Vurgunua Noel Llbrary Staff Thus year the 'ubrary has been un good orc'er Wuth the cooperatuan of practucally a whole new staff the lubrary us becamung more and more complete The lubrary was under the supervusuon of Mrs Sharnuna house who was assusted by Carolyn Huff man Danna Fox helped to keep the fules un orler by typ ng all needed materual The lub aruans have worked hard and have trued he hest to make the lubrary more bene fucua' to the student body Glrls Glee Club Thus organuzatuon us open to any hugh school gurl who us unterested un musuc The Glee Club rendered a worthwhule servuce to the musuc program of the school thus year by assustung un an assembly program un the school operetta Ask the Professor The gurls met for rehearsals twuce each week and have developed a tune apprecuatuon for vocal three part harmony The group was ac companued by Mary Ellen Buchanan SEATED Danna Peters Carolyn Huffman Joan Mat tox Margaret Fruth Maruta Sopher FIRST ROW Pat Munard Mary Lou Hull Pat Camp bell Martha Jane Slupe Kathryn Marvun Mary Ellen Wells Carol Jean Breyman Lavera Emerure Betty Jo Lenhart Marulyn Mattox Phyllus Caun SECOND ROW Mus Payne Marulyn Pepple Pot Huffman Joan Purkey LaDonna Myers Pat Lan 6-. nung Marulyn Arnet Francus Garrett Norma Wolfe Vurgunua Zuessler Gladys Ruce Marulyn Canterbury Datr cua Spearman Mary Buchanan THIRD ROW Norma Bunger lmogene Thomas Freuda McDowell Shurley Wulford Vurgunua Noel Norma Nye Dorothy Fulluoter Jeanette Jameson Lelua Warren Ruth Street Beverly Damon Donna Fox Dorla Duebley REPUBLICAN COURIER Fundlay Ohuo t . 1 " 5 S ' Q ' x A - 2. a 1' - F , , 4 - 4 D -up ru Q 11 . 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' , - - I ' l , l V I u l 1 1 Q r 1 J l 1 1 FIRST ROW Peggy Wells Martha Jane Slupe Joan Purkey Pat Campbell Bernice Barr Mary Lou Hull SECOND ROW Donna Peters Annabel Marvm Dorothy Fllllater Carolyn Huffman Mary Lou Kleffer Pat Huffman Marilyn Pepple Honor Seven members of the Senlor class were graduated wlth the dnstmctlon of being honor students The Hancock County chapter of the Na tlonal Honor Soclety met at Arlmgton In November for a socual gatherlng ln Aprul szx members of the Junlor class and one addltlonal member from the Senlor class were :nltlated unto the society The lnstallatnon meetmg was held at Arcadia Membershlp for the soclety IS based on scholarshup servlce leadershsp and char acter The faculty recommends students wlth a scholarship average of grade B or above Thelr elagnbullty IS then consldered Soclety on thelr servlce whlch uncludes servnce as a class officer student council member or cheerleader on theur character good repu tation pleasant personallty good sports manshlp and other character attributes The Society has a pm whlch IS a lighted torch o symbol of the four characterlstlcs The purpose of the Hancock County Chapter of the National Honor Soclety ns to create entnuslasm for scholarship to srurnuiare the desire to render servlce pro mote leaaershvp, and develop character rn the boys and gurls of the schools of Han cock County TROUT AND JACKSON COMPANY CAPITAL TIRE SHOP Good Furniture Since l886 4l4 W Mann Cross Phone 959 508 E Mann Phone 4l4 Recappmg and Tractor Vulcamzmg Flndlay Ohio Fmdlay Ohlo ga a' ' -. , , - 1 , . 9 If l -Q. . v - L, .f g 1 ' I ' Q. 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I 1 1 I ' , ' . . . 11 . - 11 - I I Cholr Thus year the cholr was composed of nlne sopranos eleven altos and nineteen tenors and bass maknng approxnmately forty vonces Therr publuc appearances Included the Farm er s lnstutute the P T A and the rn School Festuval wuth Van Buren and Mc Comb The Fred Warung style of presentatuon was used an the lntroductuon of the follow :ng songs Water Boy Cornfueld Med e Perfect Day Soldler Won t You Marry Me and Go Down Moses Mrs Payne was the durector and Peggy Wells the accompamst The group was one of the mann factors whnch partucupated nn the operetta Ask The Professor The mann characters were chosen from the chour The others com posed the choruses and the danclng groups Orchestra Of the twenty sux members of the or chestra thus y ar only three members are Sensors The orchestra played for several programs Including the Junior and Senior plays Farmers lnstntute Commencement and assembly programs The group under the dlrectuon of Mrs Payne met three times a week under the rotatlng period system Bass Duane Beamer John Nau Cello Joan Purkev Clarlnets Carl Graham Don na Wuseley Glenn Saltzman Peggy Fox Bobby Noel Bully Dnebly Trombones Bob Pannter Joe Dnebly Trumpets Donna Fox Margaret Ebersole Ellen Gassman Patty Emerrne Percussuon Jack Huffman Doug las Good Bully Gaertner Vlrgunla Beamer Vloluns Marulyn Pepple Donna Damon Vlrglnsa Noel Raymond Burns Jeanetta Jameson Janet Boes Marcele Bruce Con nle Pruutt Vey" 'T' NYE IMPLEMENT C0 INC McCorm c Deerung Farm Implements Easy Washers Frlg dare Serv ce Fostona Oh o STANDING Joan Mattox Marnlyn Pepple Pat Campbell Pat Huffman Dorothy Fnllater Laura Bowman Joan Purkey Peggy Wells SEATED Shnrley Cook ABSENT Mary Lou Kieffer Glrls Ensemble Boys Ensemble The Girls Ensemble consists of nnne gurls all of whom thus year were chosen from the Junuor and Sensor classes The Ensem ble has sung for Christmas assembly Mr Groth s assembly the Farmers Institute and the Sprung Festival Mrs Payne dn rected the group and Shlrley Cook and Mary Buchanan accompanied the group SEATED Shlrley Cook The Boys Ensemble consusts of boys from the four upper classes This year we have sung for P T A Farmers Inststute and for several other occasions We are dl rected by Mrs Payne When Shnrley Cook withdrew from school Mary Buchanan be came accompanust FIRET ROW Bobby Paunfer Alvm Schubert Wulbur Stahl Ralph Marvun Austnn Babcock Jack Huffman Dlck Freese Mark Metzger SECOND ROW John Nou Joe Ebersole Jrm Wheland Stanley Strausbaugh Dan Nlckelson Complrments of 'l E COMMERCIAL BANK AND SAVINGS C0 Fostorua Ohno 4, I I I I I I 1 1 V I - a 9 5 . , . . . , , 1 . . , . . . . . ., , 1 ' - ' I 1 - - 1 1 - - 1 Q - I ' as , - J ' " sf Q. 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Cory Phone 3232 APPLIANCE 600 Findlay, Ohio FIRST ROW Neul Breyman Melvun Lenhart Vuncent Grune Russell Clark Rex Cunnungham Joe Sopher SECOND ROW Mr Blauvelt Charles Fox Junior Stahl Joe Ebersole Austin abcock Duck Freese Dan Nuckelson Carl Graham Ramon Noel THIRD ROW Eldon Fisher Alvin Schubert Robert Kung Stanley Strausbaugh Clarence Caun Jum Wheland Carl Steiner Harry Hocanson FOURTH ROW Donald Fox Bob Painter Herbert Archibald Marlon Duck Mark Metzger Charles Kung Jack Huffman Football September I3 The Redmen played their first football game of the season on their new field under lights and defeated Mc Comb 7 to O September 'I9 On this warm afternoon the team went to Mt Cory to be defeated 25 to September 25 North Baltimore came here and the game resulted un a scoreless tue This game kept the spectators un exciting suspense tull the funal gun October 3-The boys traveled to Arlington to be overwhelmed by the Arlington Red Devils, 47 to O. October 'IO-The boys celebrated "Dads' Night" with their second victory by trim- ming winless Liberty 4l to 6. October I7-The l3 to O victory over Mt. Blanchard was played on the night desig- nated as Mothers Night The members of the team displayed remarkable perform ances October Z4 ln the nup and tuck battle with Rawson the outcome was uncertain until the funal 30 seconds of the game during which Rawson managed a 6 to O win October 3'l Under the Vanlue lights the boys battled to a scoreless tue November 6-Homecoming' The team concluded a successful season by winning over Van Buren, 7 to O. All Seniors on the team played fine games. They were Charles Fox, Ray Noel, Austin Babcock, Joe Eber- sole, Carl Graham, Junior Stahl, and Dan Nickelson. The team concluded its most successful season in several years by marking up four victories, three defeats, and two ties. Howell Hardware "Where the Best Costs Less" Phone 80 Arcadia 71 'S' SEATED Clarence Corn Stanley Strausbaugh Joe Jack Huffman Charles Kung Mr Blauvelt Coach Ebersole Austin Babcock Charles Gaertner Robert Carl Steiner Alvun Schubert Mark Metzger Donald Kung Fox manager STANDING Eldon Fnsher manager Jm Ebersole Basketball November 25 For the flrst basketball game of the season the team ventured to Bloomdale to wan 24 to l9 December 5 The next opponent was Mc omb whose boys managed a 56 42 vuc tory McComb s Reserves also won 45 l7 December I2 For the flrst home game of the season Mt Cory handed the boys thenr second league loss wlth a score of 39 to 23 Mt Cory Reserves also came through wrth a 23 l9 vlctory December 19 The team yourneyed to Flnd lay to play the Reserves who defeated the Redskms 60 22 December 30 At Amsden after playing a flghtung game the boys were defeated by the small margin of 42 4l Jackson Liber ty Reserves won 28 to 20 January 2 3 The good ne ghbor polucy established between Arcadua Tlro and Leesvnlle over the week end was a success even though the team managed only an even break with theur opponents by defeat ang Tnro 39 33 and by being defeated by Leesvulle 46 26 Arcadaa Reserves won from Tnro 35 l8 and lost to Leesvllle Re serves 25 l7 Besldes playmg basketball the team was taken on a sight seesng trap through Crawford County January 9 Arlnngton came here to wan 44 30 Arlington also won the reserve game 3l l8 January I6 The team went to Liberty to make good The nlp an tuck battle ended wlth a 33 3l vuctory January 23 At Mt Blanchard the boys suffered a 39 34 defeat In a hard waged l6 l5 score January 30 On the local court Rawson emerged vnctor by a score of 4l 34 The Arcadia Reserves won agaln 39 20 February 3 North Baltumore turned back the team 49 30 on the Baltimore floor The Reserves edged out North Baltnmore 32 3l February 6 Vanlue came to Arcadia and defeated the team wlth a 59 26 score but the Reserves won agaln ll 9 February I3 At Van Buren both the Var slty and Reserve were defeated Reserve score 33 30 Varsaty score 52 25 February 20 The thrall of the season the Tournament' Wlth determxnatuon the boys battled agamst Arlington After a terrlfnc game they came through with a small margsn defeat of 35 29 The support of the cheering section exhlblted real sports manshlp' The Fruth Hardware Co Established ln Fostora l907 40 Years of Servnce Fostor a Ohto K , 1 BB J 7 V I l l M an 1 T -:Q ' .V .A 4 4 - 7 " ff -E-35, 1 'N , A X 3 it 2 A , , i , I l I I - ' r' -Q . - - -l - N1 I I - - . 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