Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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.4 .- WT- vi- sf-w- T?-mv? fs-.T f---UWT- . Class History September, l942, found forty-one starry-eyed kids, slowly and cautiously pass through the doors of the institution of learning, Arcadia Local School. The dread- ful thought of leaving our parents and our families, to begin this unknown, new, and 'exciting adventure was smothered by the dream that was about to become a reality, at last we had grown up enough to start school. We glided through our first six years with growing anticipation of junior high and eventually senior high school. We participated in the operetta, Peter Rabbit, which found us before a large audience for the very first time in our short school career. Much to the liking of all the students, we had our own lower-grade assem- bly, and we were especially happy when our own grade got to perform. ln the sixth grade we again appeared in the school operetta, Christmas in Mexico, with three of the leading parts going to Harold Nye, Barbara Cook, and Lewis Campbell. This Christmas program, which was a wondrous thrill for everyone, was directed by our music teacher, Mrs. Payne. Finally, our first six years were completed. September, l949, admitted thirty-five students into junior high. During these two short years, we learned, in what some- times seemed the hard way, to get to our classes on time and, on the whole, to act like pre-high school stu- dents, preparing to face the duties and responsibilities that would be ours in a few years. We learned some- thing of the principles of our high school discipline and haw it was put into operation, to make our lives at school more pleasant and happy ones. Our achievements were not all scholastic, we were privileged to have a few of our boys play on the Junior High team. Carol Kieffer represented us as cheerleader of the Junior High team. We also had members in the newly organized band and the traditional orchestra. The more musical members, Mary Weaver, Mary England, Carol Reid, and a few others, belonged. Drawing near the end of our eighth grade we took the difficult Eighth Grade State Test. However, they did not prove too difficult for Nina Lewis, for she ranked number one in the county, quite an honor! , With just a wee perspective of what lay ahead and with the willingness and curiousity to advance, we en- tered high school with a rousing initiation. We miracu- lously managed to plod through the Greenie stage and then settled down to the tasks that were before us. For the first time we elected class officers to lead us through our school activities. They were: President, Harold Nye, vice-President, Nina Lewis, secretary, Joe Steyer, treasurer, Jerry Gaertner, reporter, Lewis Camp- bell. This year we were allowed a voice in the Student Council and with great pride we sent to this organiza- tion Carol Kieffer and Lewis Campbell as our spokes- men. We chose as our motto: Patience is the Key- stone to Success, our colors, green and gold, and our flower, the yellow tea rose. In the late spring, we blend- ed our voices with the rest of the high school students in the Gypsy Rover. Again our musical ability beamed through with Mary England and Lewis Campbell 'captur- ing two of the solo parts. Alice Beauty and Dress Shoppe 4l l South Main Street Findlay, Ohio As sophomores, we again elected officers: President, Harold Nye, vice-President, Nina Lewis, secretary, Jerry Gaertner, treasurer, Joe Steyer, reporter, Mary Weaver. lnitiating the Freshman was one of our fun-packed ad- ventures. We were also greatly thrilled when Carol Kieffer was elected varsity cheerleader. She proved her capability, by being re-elected in her junior and senior years. To make us even prouder, six of our boys re- ceived varsity letters in both football and basketball. To crown our junior year was our junior play, The Little Dog Laughed directed by our dramatics instruct- or, Mrs. Sharninghouse. In the late spring we sponsor- ed the Junior-Senior Banquet, held in Findlay at the Elks Club. Gaining more courage we took on part of the responsibility of producing the year-book. We elect- ed as our officers: President, Harold Nye, vice-President, Nina Lewis, secretary, Mary Dicken, treasurer, Pat Butler, reporter, Bill Peters. Mary Weaver and Bill Peters became members of the Hancock County Chap- ter of the National Honor Society. August 3l, l953, started another school year, but it was just a little different than the previous ones. This was the final year, the end! From the large first grade class of forty-one we had dwindled down to the smaller number of twenty-nine, with only fourteen of the orig- inal members still together. For our last year, as in the years before, we obtained the help and guidance of our wonderful sponsor, Mrs. Sharninghouse. For the last time we chose carefully our officers: President, Harold Nye, vice-President, Nina Lewis, secretary, Mary Dick- en, treasurer, Pat Butler, reporter, Bill Peters. Along with the juniors we took full responsibility of producing the Arcadian. Around Christmas time we went on tour with our Christmas play, Come Ye to BethIehem , going to Mt. Blanchard, Vanlue, and Fostoria. We breezed through our first semester and started on the last lap. For some, this time of year was a time for relaxation, but for many it did not prove to be so. We participated in the All-County Music Festival, held at Cory-Rawson and everyone's eyes danced, the eve- ning of the program, when Lewis Campbell had a solo part in the Boys' Glee. Lewis Campbell and Arlene Walsh also entered, as soloists, in a contest at McComb, where they competed against members of other schools. The newly formed Senior Trio was also an entry from Arcadia. The Trio was composed of Pat Butler, Carol Reid, and Arlene Walsh. Setting a precedent, we presented our senior play, Our Miss Brooks on May 7, with Sharlet Cook por- traying the loveable and witty, Miss Brooks. May l5 we were the guests of honor at the Junior-Senior Ban- quet held at the Civic-Nic-Nac in Fostoria. Setting on- other precedent we had Baccalaureate on Sunday after- noon, May 23 and the some evening held our Com- mencement. At last the moment that we have dreamed of and planned for, has come. We do not know to what to look forward or from what to shy away,' but we leave, determined to do our best and to try always to make our best even better. Coldren Funeral Home 205 West Sandusky Street Phone 600 Findlay, Ohio