Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)
- Class of 1941
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Editor-in-chief ----- Loren Beach
Assts- -------- -----Joe Knight
Business
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Circulation---
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Leo Musgrave
Manager---Don Steinman
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--MHMarcia Bailey
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Advert sing-----------Dick Bame
Assts.m----H---U-Cari Roddick
Wi1liam.Metzger
Artuw--------N-0---HRuth Nonnen
Assts.w-------Thelma Vnn,Atta
Richard Conover
Jokes-M-H-H----e----Betty Grubb
Asst,eu------Charles Lafferty
Alumni Q Calendar--Vera Rossman
Asst.------n---Arlene Remaley
Pictures-------Paul Jean Schaaf
Asst.--------------James Line
Literarywm-N------4Wayne Conine
Asst.v--n----- ---Mable Price
Athletics----------Mary Lou Fox
Asst.-----------Printy Arthur
Music--------
Asst . .--.--.---.........
----Mari Clevenger
W--Betty Hite
Typists a Mimoograph operators
Golda Oxon, ,-r.. Dorothy Tewell
Carl Smith J. T. Malone
Ruth Lishop Lola Vansant
Joe Knight Dana McMi1len
EDITOR'S NOTE
As editor-in-chief of the AHS Excelsior this
year, I wish to take this opportunity to express
my appreciation and sincere thanks to all who have
so willingly contributed to making our year book a
success. I wish especially to thank the art and
photograph editors and the faculty for their fine
cooperation.
Signed
M'1...z
Editor-in-chief
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FORREST S. WARNER
Convoy High School
Wittenberg College
Bowling Green U.-B.S.
Ohio State U.-M.A.
Social Science:
Administration
ADMINISTBATIUN
LOREN BIBLER
Principal
Arlington High School
Bowling Green U.
Ohio State U.--B.S., M.A.
Physics, Math., Administration
DON VANSANT ENID CHANCELLOR DWIGHT SOMMER
Arlington High School Martinsville High School Pandora High School
Findlay College AB, Indiana State Teachers College Bluffton College
Bowling Green U.
History, English, Biology
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HOWARD KING BAILEY
Findlay High School
Findlay College
Ohio State U.--B.S. in Science
Physical and Biological Science
ROSS GREEK
Kunkle High School
Bowling Green U.
Ohio State U--B.S. in Ed.
Ohio State U. Graduate Work
B.S. in Commerce Ed.
Special Commerce
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BARBARA MOORE
Ada High School
Ohio Northern U.-A.B.
University oi Michigan
Ohio State U.
French, Latin, English
Bowling Green U.AB S. in Ed
Ohio State U.
Music
HILDRED H. WARNER
Woodstock High School
Ohio State U.--BS.
Vocational Agriculture
HAROLD CASTOR
Arlington High School
Findlay College A.B.
Kent State U.-B.S.
University of Michigan
Physical Education, Coaching
BEATRICE FAI-IL
Arlington High School
Bowling Green U.
Ohio Northern U.
LUCILLE SOLT
Rowson High School
Bowling Green U.
Micrrrii U.
VIOLA SCHMEHI. EVA FARMER
Rowson High School Arlington High School Findlay High School
Bowling Green U. Ohio U.
Ohio Stole U. Ohio Northern U.
EARL GOBRECHT
Arlington High School
Ohio Northern U.
HELEN METTER
Salt Creek Twp. High School
Ohio Sicrie U.-BS., MA.
Home Economics
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SENIOR CLASS POEM
Through autumn, winter, and springtime too
we trudged to school, many subjects to rule.
No warning sirens to shriek in distress
And warn us, that we may be dispossessed.
Just happy-go-lucky students are we,
The Spirit of Liberty our hearts inscribe,
Companions, friends, and neighbors to be,
Let our memories of knowledge be our guide.
While all of us can't be Top-sergeants
As oorporals the top is in sight.
Now the teachers, they're just buck privates,
For all Seniors are really quite bright.
Though the way be steep and rough at times,
With ambition as our guide we'll rise and shine.
Pray no one our heritage of Independence mar,
Like tho unfortunate youth of lands afar.
Though we are young and not so tame
Our weapons we carry high,
Honor, valor, and wisdom our aimg
Dictators, take warning, wo're sly.
May never a classmate of Forty-one
Ever know fear from a Blitzkrieg gun,
nThe Home of the brave, and the Land of the freen
Let that, always, our motto be.
J. T. Malone
DUANE TRAUCHT
Trauchty
tStf:ture does not make this
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Agriculture Course, Class
President 4, Football l,2,3,4,
Basketball l,2,3,4, Varsity A.
Sr. Play l, Pres. Hi-Y.
I. T. MALONE
Pete
CA little nonsense now and
then is relished by the best of
menl
General Course, Paper 4, Ex-
celsior Typist 4, Chorus 2,3
MARCIA BAILEY
Motsy
KSO fair a maid there never
wasl
College Prep. Course, Class
Sec. G Treas. l,2, Class Sec.
3,4, Paper Staff 4, Excelsior
Bus. Mar. 3, Excelsior Circula-
tion Mar. 4, Chorus l,2,3,4,
Band 4, FFA Play 2, Sr Play
l, Booster Club Pres., FHA 3,4.
LOREN BEACH
Lornie
tl am a qreat student they sayl
Colleqe Prep. Course. Cla's
Pres. l,2,3, Vice Pres. 4, Pap-
er Staff l, Excelsior Asst. Ed.
3, Excelsior Ed, 4, Football
l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Sr.
Play l, Varsity A 3,4.
GOLDA OMAN
Goldie
tNone would suppose it but
l'm naturally bashfull
Commercial Course, Paper 4,
Chorus l,2,3, Excelsior 4, Bas-
ketball l,2,3, FHA l,2,3,4.
KENNETH SUTER
Kenny
tl'-le trembled when a maid
drew nearl
Commercial Course, Excelsior
3, Chorus l,2,3,4, Athletics 3,4,
Sr, Play l,2, Varsity A, FEA
l,2, l-li-Y.
MARY LOU FOX
Poxie
tloyous and eaaer, she's in for
anythinql
Commercial Course, Ass't, Bus.
Mqr. 3, Class Treas. 4, Excel-
sior Athletics Ed. 4, Chorus
l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Sr.
Play l, Booster Club Sec.
THELMA VAN ATTA
Thelmy
tBeautitul behavior is the tin-
est of artsl
General Course, FHA, Chorus
l,Z,3,4, Excelsior Art Ed. 4, Ir.
Play, Sr. Play 2. Booster Club.
WILLARD RETTIG ESTHER WOLFORD CARL SMITH
Xltlillie Ezra Smack
tHe looks clown on the worldl tl-lappy and tree from care tl must confess that women
Aariculture Course, Football always contentedl like mel
l,4, Basketball l,2,3,4. General Course, Band Z,3,4, Commercial Course, Excelsior
Chorus l,'Z,3,4, Booster Club. Typist 4, Chorus 2,3,4.
NORMA GATCHELL A
Micky
KA little miss with a quiet way,
Stores up Knowledge every
davl
College Prep. Course, Chorus
l,2, Sr. Play l,2, FHA 4, Boos-
ter Club.
ROSE ELLEN RINEHART DON STEINMAN VERA ROSSMAN DEWEY HANDLY
Rosie Charlie
CRosy and merry, she's like a ll'm no Gable, but l'm still
!'CIifYl able.l
Gerleffll Course. Cl'1OI'L1S 1.2.3, Commercial Course, Excelsior
4, Booster Club.
Bus. Mgr. 4, lr. play, Hi-Y.
Rossie Dougan
Us she as quiet and fNature might stand up and
unassuming at home?l say This is a man.l
College Prep., Excelsior Asst. General Course, Hi-Y, Sr. play
Ed. 3, Ezicelsior Calendar Ed. 4, 2.
Paper l,2,3,4, Band 4, Chorus
l,2,3,4, PFA play 2,3, lr. play,
Sr. play l,2.
VIOLET ESSINGER HARLEY HARTMAN RUTH NEWMAN OTIS O. MUSGRAVE, IR.
Vi Pete Ruthie Otie
Cl..ife is just and all things ll-le walks and strolls so KA tall fair maid of artless CSloW, but sure, is his motto.l
show itl faithiullyj grace,l Chorus 2,3,4, General Course,
General Course, FHA, Booster Agriculture Course, FFA, Hi-Y. College Prep., Excelsior Art Sr. Play l, Hi-Y.
Club, Sr. play 2. .Ed. 4, Asst. Art Ed. 3, Chorus
EARL ANDERSON
Red
Wlfith his red hair the girls
rate him fair.l
Agriculture Course, Football
l,2,3,4, FFA, Sr. Play 2, FFA
Play 4. '
BETTY ANN GRUBB
Gruber
lSoftly her fingers wander over
the yielding planks of ivoryl
College Prep., Paper 2,3,4,
Excelsior--loke Ed. 4, Chorus
2,'3,4. Basketball 2.3, FFA
Play 2, lr, Play, Sr. Play 2,
Booster Club.
l,2,3,4, lr. Play, Sr Play l.
DANA MCMILLEN RAYMOND REYNOLDS
Toad Elmer
lOf the girls he is fond lMen of few words are the best
especially that little blond.J oi men.l
College Prep., Paper 4, Chorus Agriculture Course, Band l,2,
l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, Ir. Play, 3,4, FFA,
Sr. Play.
RICHARD NESLER
Deany
Il could dance till day is
dawning,
Then l'd Want to dance all
morning!
General Course, Excelsior -
- Asst. Adv. 3, Sr. Play 2.
PAUL IEAN SCHAAF
Punk
IDark hair, dark eyes, and
'pleasing personality.J
College Prep., Excelsior
Snapshot Ed. 3,4, Football 3,4,
Basketball 4, Ir. Play, Sr. Play
l, Hi-Y.
MART. CLEVENGER
Dan
CWorry kills me, why die?l
General Course, Excelsior
Music Ed. 4, Band l,Z,3,4,
Chorus l,2,3,4, Football 4, lr.
Play, PFA Play 2, Sr. Play 2,
Hi-Y.
VIRGIL BAUMGARDNER
To you, Virgil, the Senior Class extends
greetings. Virgil Was a loyal member
of our group until he became ill with
infantileparalysis. He is now recuper-
ating in a sanitariurn in Toledo.
RICHARD BAME
Dick
tl Want my pants.l
College Prep., Class Bus. Mgr.
3-4, Paper 4, Excelsior Asst.
loke Ed. 3, Excelsior Adv. 4
Band l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4,
FFA Play 2, lr, Play, Sr. Play,
Boys' Quartette 2-13, I-Ii-Y.
ICE KNIGHT
lsaac
Clie attends to his business
and wastes his time.l
College Prep., Excelsior 3,
Excelsior Asst. Ed. 4, Chorus
l,2,3,4, Sr. Play, Paper 4, Hi-Y.
WAYNE CONINE
Orphie
lSpeechless, not ll?
College Prep., PEA l,2, FFA
Play 2, lr. Play, Sr, Play 2,
Asst. Lit. Ed. 3, Excelsior Lit.
Ed. 4, Paper 4, Hi-Y.
GERALD WILSON
Gerald has been slowly but patiently
gaining his way back to health. Wilson
was iniured in the Mt. Cory football
game. Best wishes for continued health
and happiness.
Class History v
In September 1957 a crew of about forty-one Freshman started onba
tour on the good ship the foSuSc'AHGIiCP. Hiss iickam was our pilot,
with our Purser and Keeper of the Logs, Marcia Bailey. Loren Beach
was our Captain and Ruby Smith our First Mates To us the high lights
of the year are the class party which was held at the school house and
the initiation which made us fullefledged sailors.
we stopped at Port Summer for three months and then resumed sail!
ing again in September, this time bearing the name of Sophomore. Mr.
Decker piloted us for the year. with his guidance nothing daunted us,
and we became more and more activo in the various duties.
Still another September found us starting the third laps of our
journey. Skillfully Miss Moore piloted us for another year. Soma
change was made in the organization and Betty Grubb became our Purser
leaving Marcia more time for keeping an accurate record of our adven-
tures. In May we banqueted the Seniors. Our play WThe Haunted Chairw
was very well received.
By the following September 1919 our ranks had been riddled many
times but a large number signed up for one more year, a very, very
busy one. Two more new officers were elected this year and Duane
Traucht became our Captain, which left Loren more time for his duties
as editor, Mr. Bibler our pilot and Mary Lou Fox our Purser. As sen-
iors wef took full advantage of our last chance to take part in the
various activities. we presented two plays UThe Antics of Andrewn and
UOne Mad Nightu. The Annual was our biggest project. Among the last
minute stops were for the Baccalaurate and lastly thet Commencement
where diplomas were granted to thirty-one as a reward for their dili-
gence and loyalty during the tour. As a climax to our Educational tour
many were planning to go to Washington D. C. A
CLASS MILL
we the Senior Class of lihl, of Arlington High School, and the
State of Ohio being of sound mind and memory, do make and declare
this our last will and testament.
we the Seniors, bequeath to the faculty our
appreciation for what
they have done to help make our high school career a success.
To all underclassmen we leave our books, teachers, and all other
school supplies.
Richard Bane, leaves his mothcrly advice to
Esfher Romick, and
his ability of being teaoher's ilunkg to James Line.
Earl Anderson wills his winning ways to Bus
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Loren Beach wills his art of-being fin ncially embarrassed to
Pe te Hartmsin .
Wayne Conine wills Evelyn Woolby to anyone who can buy enough
to drive to Forest.
Don Steinman wills his Gable tactics to Joe
Paul Jean Schaaf wills his glamour boy idea
Carl Smith wills his ability to give a line
to Printy Arthur.
Marl Clevenger wills some of his curly hair
Dana Mchillen wills his ability to keep his
Businger and mverett Helms.
gas
Van Scoit.
to Charles Lafferty.
of ballyhoo to girls
to H. H. Warner.
hair combed to Eugene
Joe Knight wills his ability to keep all work books up to date to
anyone who does so.
V., Dewey Handly wills his typing ability to Arlene Remaley.
Willard Rettig wills his ability to get around on the basketball
floor to Russel heirauch.
Richard Nesler wills his ability of getting
to dance in the office to Fred Benner.
Harley Hartman wills his ability to skip
Howard Miller leaves his undertaking job
he can sleep at nights.
Raymond Reynolds leaves his driving ability
J. T. Malone wills his goats to whoever
Kenneth Sutor wills his girl to whoever can
Duane Traucht wills his athletic ability to
Marcia Bailey wills her job es Lay Queen to
votes.
to
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out of study halls
school to Robert Weidman
his brother and hopes
to Chloe Benner.
handle them.
Peep her.
Paul Pepple.
whoever gets
the most
Vera Rossman wills her glasses to anyone who can see through them.
Golda Oman leaves her typing ability to Ruth bishop. 1
Violet Essinger leaves her ability to stay out late to Annabelle
Mitchell. ' f- ' ' I
Norma Gatcholl wills hor acting ability to Magdalene Gossman.
Rose Ellen Rinehart leaves her Packard to whoever can buy gas for
it.
Ruth Newman loaves her artistic ability to Richard Conover.
Esther Wolford leaves her Shekespeurian knowledge to Bonnie
wertenborger.
Thelma Van Atta wills hor Jcnora boy friend
Betty Grubb loaves her music ability to her
to Ellen Sutor.
sister Mary.
Mary Lou Fox leaves her Frccklcs to Joyce Hinchoy. 1
Otis Musgrave wills his easy going manner to Raymond Carey
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CLASS PiIC'PliECY
By Richard S. Bame
Upon entering the world's largest observatory in California, I saw
8. queer looking machine that you put on your heads This would catch your
thoughts, ilmedietely open the dome, and the telescope would focus on
a star for you to look at. 'It would shew what anyone that you thought
about was doing, using stars as their own little world to work in.
I started to think about my old classmates and the first one was
Wayne Conine. He was a History Professor in the University of Southern
California. In the same unversity Duane Traucht was football coach and
J. T, Malone was presidents
Vera Rossman was just entering one of New Yo:rk's largest high
schools as teacher of' languagesa She was wearing a diamond ring,' but '
even as wonderful as the machine was it would not tell me the name of' the
lucky man. c
As I thought of Don Steinman, I heard a loud noise, and therehe
was, sawing some large Sequoia trees in a lumber mill in California.
I thought of the two love birds in our class, Dana Mcliillen and
Mary Lou Fox. They were married and living in Fostoria, whore Dana
worked in the New National Defense factory. Mary Leu was busy cleanirg
their little love nest.
' I happened to think of Loren Boas? , who always wanted to be a lawyer.
Well, there he was at four A.lai. buried up to his neck in books. fmust
have been 0. tough case to win.J Good luck, Beach!
What, no farmers in our class! Oh yes, there's Raymond Reynolds
running a large farm in HCLIlCOOk'C0'l1IlJGZ.'e V-'illard Rottig was teaching '
Agriculture at Arlington School , and Harley I-iartman was the new Agricultural
Agent of Hancock County.
Wa:-:n't there any religion in that class of 'ill ? Just look awhile'
longer---Otis Musgrave was preaching at a large church in Uetroitg Kenneth
Suter was a missionary in Indiafwondcr whore he got his schoolingl and
Violet Essingor was in Africa as missionary.
Howard Miller wasrunning a large Mortuary in Akron. His business'
seemed to be very good., Yes, Yes, people just die to go to a Mortuary , g
Where's Betty Grubb? Oh 5 there she is, the manager of a large green-
house thatspecializes in growing orchids for the Hollywood Stars, and
by the way, Dewey Handly was Miss Grubb's first-hand man at making corsages.
CLASS PROPHECT fcontinuedl
Esther Wolfbrd was secretary to the Bresident of the United States.
Rose Ellen Rinehart was incrersing in popularity, and had just
signed a contract for seven years with Metto-Gcldwyn-Mayer.
What's that noise I hear every night? Nothing but "Punk" Schaaf'
sweeping the streetsg his father has retired. At the age of fifty-five
Paul Jean will retire to his little cottage on the hill with a very
large pension supporting him.
Marl Clevenger was Fire Chief in a Fire House in Detroit, and he had
just received a large medal for rescuing a beautiful maiden from the
twentyyfifth floor.
Is that Music I hear? Yes, it's Dick Bame and his orchestra playing
at the Glenn Island Casino in Long Island Sound, where Joe Knight owns
the biggest Dance Hall in the U.S., featuring Norma Gatchell as the Ballet
Dancer. Norma, having studied for years in Europe, was voted the No.1
dancer of the year.
There's Marcia Bailey as a Dietician in one of the largest hospitals
in New York City and Earl Anderson, with Ruth Newman as nurse, is recovering
frem injuries received in a wreck when trying his new-designed racer.
He was to have driven in the five hundred mile Indianapolis Classic.
Why, there's Thelma Van Atta married and living on a farm near Jenora.
She spends much of hor spare time running a cooking demonstration school
in Findlay.
Golda Oman was the captain of a girls' professional basketball team
in New York City. Sho was just completing a very successful year of play.
Richard Nesler was running the largest night club in New York, CP.S.
H was married and blessed with twin sons.D
Carl Smith was running the largest poultry farm in existence in
Mortimer, Mortimer had grown to be one of the largest cities in Hancock
County. It was the home of Mortimer Tech.
Having once again viewed my former classmates, I removed the machine
from my head and continued my tour of the'West.
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SUCCESS OR EAILURE
W' --by Vera Rossman
Parents, Teachers, Friends and Classmates:
Tonight, we as Seniors, have completed our high school career and
are ready to start our journey on this Highway called Life. Let me
paint a picture for you of this Highway and its Byroads known to us as
Failure and Success.
Are we ready to make our choice? lt must be made by each of us,
as individuals because no one can make this decision for us.
Two roads are open to each of us. The one, labeled Failure, is
wide and easy to travel because it leads downward. To the follower of
this road there is no such thing as a goal or aim. Life is easy and
full of fun. But in later life let us look again at this individual.
He is now'middl2-aged, but he is emptyhanded. He has nothing to show
for his life's activities. Is this the kind of a life our forefathers
struggled and fought for years ago. -
Now, let us take a lock at this other road which is called Success.
This road is narrow and hard to travel. The one who follows this read
must work for everything he gets. Of course, he has his enjoyment, too,
but it has its proper place. In later years we find he is weary from j
his work and the barriers he has struggled to overcome. His way has
been hard. There wore times when things seemed to go from bad to worse,
and he perhaps wished that he, too, would have taken that other road.
lt is always darkest before the dawn and something seemed to keep him
going forward. Now later yet, we sec this person nearing his goal.
He has gained success because he has taken advantage of every opportun-
ity.
This is not an accurate description of Failure and Success. It is
different in the case of each of us. Yet, it gives an idea of what
faces us as we start upon our Journey on this Highway of Life. Let us
keep these things in mind so as we reflect we may not need to say as
the poet, nwhittiern, has said: Hfor of all sad words of tongue or pen,
the saddest of these: It might have been.
HFinished yet beginning.H Is this really going to be our motto?
Tonight is the close of formal education for some of us. Fbr others
it is just a beginning. But all of us will have the same great teacher
Experience. If possible let us learn by the experience of others.
We wish to thank our parents for all the things they have sacri-
ficed that we could go to school, to the teachers for all the advicG
and help they have given us, and to our friends for the ways that have
aided us.
The time has come, dear classmates, for us to bid each other fare-
well. Tonight we separate and each will follow a different path that
may lead to different parts of the world. But we will remember the
joys and sorrows wo shared during our high school days.
Yes, the time has come, too, for us,.thci Class of l9hl, to bid
you our parents, teachers, friends, undorclassmen and school a most
affectionate farewell. '
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SALVTATOHY
BY Wayne Conine
Parents, Teachers, Friends and Schoolmates, I welcome you tonight
and in behalf of the Senior Class of l9hl, I express our pleasure and
gratitude for your presence here.
Y ou have come to witness the end of our High-school career. You
have been largely responsible fbr what we have received from our school
life, both in an educational way and a social way, by your loyalty and
cooperation whenever it was needed during the past twelve years. Fbr
some of us, tonight will be the close of our educational fields of
learning. In reality, however, education, fbr all of us, should go on-
Fbr our experiences, daily, should contribute something to our store
house of knowledge. As we stand on the threshold of a new life we won-
der just what the future holds for us, and that will depend upon each
one of us, individually.
Up until this tive we have depended upon you, the citizens of this
community, for the privilege of our education, which you provided to
all alike, whether rich or poor, and so, now, -
Thanks for everything,
Everv teacher eve ' bor evsrv miss-
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Thanks for ov rything
Fbr bringing us Seniors like this.
l'ie've helped. nairio "Arlington" what it is,
1e'vo carried things through,
And we take this vay to say
We give our thanks to you.
As we look to the future and what it holds for us, we shall never
forgot your kindness and your part in our preparation for this great
moment, OUR COMMENCEMEET DLI, so called, not because it is the end, but
the commencement or beginning of a new life.
And so, again, I welcome you, to this our last class program, to-
gether.
I THANK YOU
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May ll, 1941
Processional --- ---- -------- Class of l94l
Selection U
Invocation
Selection H
Class Sermo
Selection H
Benediction
Recesslonal
with a Voice of SingingH-- Shaw
- ------- - Rev. E. Lowell Arthur
Send forth Thy Spiritl-Schnetky
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Onward, Ye ?eoplesN--- Sibelius
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COM EECEMENT
May 191 19bl
8 P. M.
Prelude . . . .... . School Band
Processional. . .... Class of 1913.
Invocation. . . . . Rev. Arthur Rismiller
'Alma Mater". .... Class of 19141
Salutatory . . . ...... ..... Wayne Conine
Sousaphone Solo
. . . . .Richard Bame
"Carry Me Back to Old Virginia'
Valedictory ................ Vera Rossman
Soprano Solo. .. .............. Betty Grubb
UI Heard a Forest Prayingn deRose
Class Address .......... Dr. J. Raymond Schutz
WEvaluating the Intangibles'
Boys' Ensemble 'Ship Ahoy", Strickland
Dick Bane Raymond Nesler
Joe Knight Kenneth Suter
Dana McMi1len
Carl Reddick
Marl Clevenger
Presentation of the Class of l9L1l . .Prin. Loren Bibler
Joe Van Scoit
Presentation of Diplomas Supt. Forrest S. Warner
Benediction . . . . . . . . Rev. Arthur Rismiller
Postlude. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . School Band
Reception of Parents and Friends
Vera Rossman
Dana MoMil1en
Howard Miller
Otis Musgrave
Kenneth Suter
Earl Anderson
Dewey Handley
Esther Wolford
Willard Rettig
Class Roll
Pres. Duane Traucht
Vice-Pres. Loren Beach
Secretary Marcia Bailey
Treasurer Mary Lou Fox
Golda Gman
Joe Knight'
Carl Smith
Betty Grubb
Ruth Newman
Don Stieman
Marl Clevenger
Violet Essinger
Norma Gatchell
Harley Hartman
Richard Nesler
Raymond Reynolds
Richard Bame Rose Ellen Rinehart
wayne Conine Paul Jean Schaaf
J. T. Malone Thelma Van Atta
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On May 10, the Junior class was host for the annual
Junior-Senior Banquet at the Findlay Country Club. The
theme was aviation.
Invitations for the occasion were on grey paper with
air mail seals on ouch cnc. Model of planes placed about
the rooms ut tho club added much to the atmosphere. Other
decorations were carried out in the Senior class colors,
red, blue, and grey. Favors were small red
planes.
and blue air-
Mr. Castor was toastmastor. Printy Arthur, president
of the Junior class, gave thc welcome, and rccoivod tho
chest from Dunno Truucht, Senior class prosidcnt. The rest
of the program was us follows:
Whistling solo, Botty Kite, Talk, nTho
Biblorg Guitar solo, Bonnic Wortonbtrgorg T
and Nosodivos, N Hr. H. H. Warner, Trombone
Arthurg Talk, nhappy Landing.H hr. F. S. wr
solo, Carl Roddick, and Talk, hr. E. E. Ray.
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A rlene Remaley' Sec' Magdalene Gossman, Treas
Muriel Essinqer Charles Miller
Paul 'l'raucht Betty I-lite
Harold Hartman
Ruth Bishop Iohr. frmiger Dorothy Tewell ' James Line
Carl Reddick, Bus. Mar
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leanette VanSickle Charles Lafierty ' Wilbur Hook Dale Hartman Iunior Van Atta Lola Vansant
David Wilch Esther Rieqle Robert Weidman Rema Long Richard Conover Wanda Canine
Ruby Essinqer William Metzger Mabel Price , Armin Von Stein Bonnie Wertenberqer Maynard Powell
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First Row: Ianice Lehi, Leulla Smith, Raymond Harpst, Ioe
Van Scoit, Mary Adler, Miriam Rettiq, Sarah lane Roller,
Russell Weirauch. Second Row: lnez Waltermire, Ruby
Bame, AnnaBelle Mitchell, Pauline Rodabauqh, Earl Van
Sant, Marilyn Businaer, Bernice Hasson, Esther Rettiq,
Juanita Steinman, Don Van Sant tSponsorl. Third Row:
Patricia Ramqe, Ruth Mary Sink, Robert Rettiq, Ruth Ellen
Rettiq, Mary Grubb, lean Corbin, Chloe Benner, Robert
Gallant, Martha Adler, Helen Bishop. Fourth Row: Dean
Smith. Iames Essinqer, Lon Ghaster, Donald Wilch, lunior
Von Stein, Glenn Shake, Paul Dean Beach, Raymond Hart-
man. Fifth Row: Bill Vfilch, Fred Benner, Bob McKee, Brice
Huber, Clifford Sadler, Clare Bishop, Herbert Glick, Dean
Musgrave, Raymond Nesler.
FRESHMAN CLASS
First Row: Betty Metzqer, Reva Bailey, Wayne Hosatros,
Florence Draper, Gerald Houdeshell, Eloise Knight. Second
Row: Reinhold Wilch, Paul Pepple, junior Beach, lean Edie,
Robert McClelland, Russel Essinqer, Ruthella Rettiq, Mr. H. H,
Warner. Third Row: Austin Musgrave, Betty Lafferty, Laura
Decker, Vivian Marohn, Elinore Reichley, Martha Benson,
Hilda Clinqer, Bea Esther Ellis. Fourth Row: Earl Hartman,
Rose Marie Davis, Madonna Wilch, Dorothy Ellinwood, Lois
Waltermire, Francis Cramner, Virginia Weber, Raymond
Carey, Walter Price, leanette Lehr, Filth Row: Esther
Romick, Betty Schrier, Richard Decker, Hallie lollitf, James
Wolford, Madqe Newman, Bob Pratt, Caroline Green. Elsie
Wilkins.
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EIGHTH GRADE
First Row: Bob Walters, lean Bishop, Eloise Brown, Mildred
Miller, Margaret Miller, Rolland Beach,Gail Thomas, Wilbur
Schaller. Second Row: Iane Hartman, Darl Benner, Ruth
Wolford, Rose Lafferty, Norman Wycoif, Gerald Gohrecht,
Ruth Wolbur, Lois Gallant, Mr. H. K. Bailey, Teacher. Third
Row: lean Hite, Dorthy Orwick, Antoinette Plotts, Robert
Powell, Mary Sadler, Edna Bishop, Sarah Smith, Herbert
Beach. Fourth Row: Marcia Pifer, Norma Launders, Claribel
Henry, Iames Van Atta, Nelson Decker, Kenneth Launders,
Bruce Conover, Norma Essinger, De 'Wayne Russell, Bob
Wagner. Fifth Row: Marcia Rettig, Helen King, Marvin
Reigle, Dick Iolliff, Bay Bauman, Marion Huber, Leora
Grieser, Max Beach, Noel Steinman, Sarah Bibler.
SEVENTH GRADE
First Bow: Everett Helms, Imogene Rettig, Paul Henry Ream-
snyder, Arthur Weher, Eloise Rodahaugh, Max Clevenger,
Treva Smith, Betty McKinley, Charles Kimmel. Second Row:
Harold Inniger, Kenneth Warren, Billy Conover, Ioyce
Hinchey, Ruth Ann Bishop, Marilyn Bausch, Mary Alice
Williams, Gene Crist, Audrey Musgrave. Third Row: Mr.
Ross Greek, Teacher, Paul Beach, Marvin Houdeshell,
Catherine Bihler, Ieanne Davis, Nolan Bamge, Viola Biegle,
George Oman, Irene Smith, Marjorie Swank. Fourth Row:
Dean Flick, Howard Beddick, Betty Arthur, Glenna Walter-
mire, Eileen Steinman, Marna Riegle, Melba Wolfe, Paul
Waxler, Iean Bame. Fifth Row: Clifford Beagel, Dallas Glick,
Charles Rettig, Marcia Lanning, Eugene Businger, Lewis
Gossard, Wayne Frantz, Mervin Alexander, Rozetta Price,
lack Warner. Those not in picture: Anna Houdeshell, Evelyn
Essinger, Ardith Merrith.
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The first six years of onefs school career determines
ease.of adjustment for the advanced years in school and the
years beyond. It is during this period that acclimation of
each child to the routine and conduct of the school is made,
that the foundation for acquiring more knowledge is laid,
and training in thinking begun.
The work in the elementary department has shown great
progress. The following gives the respective grades and
their enrollment.
Teacher
Beatrice Fahl
Lucille Solt
Viola Schmehl
Eva Farmer
Martha Roberts
Earl Gobrecht
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First Grade
Second Grade
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade
Sixth Grade
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SIXTH GRADE
First Row: Ellen Bishop, Raymond Rieqle, Walter Rettiq,
Dean Waltermire, Dorothy Brown, Eva Harvey, Marilyn
Wycoff. Second How: Cleva Price, Genevieve Henry, Milton.
Hindall, loan Grubb, Betty Myers, Ellen Freed, Forest Hart-
man, Mr. Earl Gobrecht, Teacher. Third Row: Wayne
Wolford, Richard Huber, Dorothy Iollifl, Nina Oldham, Eddie
Fahl, Rolland Bibler, Raymond Crarnner, Mildred Essinqer.
Fourth Row: Reed Alqe, Roqer Gossard, Betty Davis, Richard
Bower, Betty lanes, Colene Woodmency, lack Swisher, Paul
Gene Essinqer. Not in Dicture: Opal Rieqle.
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FIFTH GRADE
First Row: Ioe Byal, limmy Essinger, Vivian Crist, Evelyn
Walterrnire, Mary Ellen Essinqer, Glenna Wolford, Betty Lou
Kimmel, Ruby Benner, Eilene Houdeshell, Second Row:
Keith Bibler, Robert Bibler, lack Blem, leanette Davis, Carol
Lehr, Jacqueline Smith, Shirley Davis, Bobby Winter, Dorothy
Fink, Miss Martha Roberts, Teacher. Third Row: Iohn Van
Atta, Gene Hess, Dale Romick, Richard Kimmel, Herbert
Rettiq, Iames Baird, Richard Corbin, Robert Coldren, Eddie
Gossman. Fourth Row: Laurence Decker, lames Strader,
Helen Van Sickle, loan Crosser, Wilma Reichley, Willard
Rieqle, Colene Traucht, Eldon Businqer, loanna Warner,
Bonnie Sue Rader.
FOURTH GRADE
First Row: Clarence Rieqle, Ruth Fink, lune Mercer, Victor
Helms, Peqqy Metzqer, Erry Lonqworth. Second Row: Hope
Elaine Swank, Clarence Mercer, Rose Mary Smith, Charles
Opp, Billy Ellis, Rachel Essinqer, Barbara Crist, Miss Eva
Farmer, Teacher. Third Row: Mary Lou Myers, Marjorie
Rodabauah, Carl Bower, Eugene Gossard, Beatrice Leiber,
Don Schmehl, Patty Ann Houdeshell. Fourth Row: Clarence
Cronbauah, Earl McClelland, Gerald Bishop, Carl Gatchell,
Donald Grieser, Margaret Rader, Ortho Businqer. Not in
Picture: Grace Oldham, Bobby Rettiq.
' THIRD GRADE
First Row: Ted Morrow, James Tewell, Bobby Rettiq, Wayne
Bibler, Alice l-loudeshell, Dari Waltermire, Peqqy Ioan
Schaaf, Claire Hartman, Dortha Rader. Second Row: lerry
Blem, Frances Vanover, Phyllis Wolf, Arthur Line, Glenn
Opp, Dorothy Rausch, Mary lo Smith, Marilyn Miller,
Carmaletta Businaer. Third Row: Walter Calvin, Mary Edna
Henry, Ralph Hartman, Robert Reichly, Gerald Essinqer,
limmy Keatley, Louis Greiser, Marion Harvey, Louise Bame,
Donna Gossard. Fourth Row: Donnie Smith, Charles Strader,
Kieth Corbin, Patty Kam, lunior Nesler, Dean Decker, lack
Twacldle, Wesley Ritchey, Gene Bishop, Nan Ellen Hite.
Not in Picture: Kieth Alqe.
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First Row: Twila Luneack, Charles Hinclall, limmy Essinqer,
Gerald Rettig, Mildred Warner, Eldon Hassan, Iimmy Laf-
ferty, Mildred Helms, Norma Houdeshell. Second Row: Iames
Traucht, Billy Freed, Bonnie Mae Wagner, Donald Houqh,
Richard Beach, lohn Wolford, Theodore Bower, Paul Pickens,
lesse Houdeshell, Wayne Crist. Third Row: Elsworth Huber,
Nancy Beach, Danny Romick, Delores Grubb, lo Ann Clinqer,
Helen Von Stein, Betty Kliesch, lack Metzger, Marlene Smith,
Mary Lou Wilkins, Miss Solt, Teacher. Fourth Row: lean
Ann Martin, loan Hartman, Rex Beach, Lee Beach, Kenneth
Hough, Ierry Staley, Ronald Wells, lohnny Walferrnire,
Carolyn Grieser, lim Bob Rettiq. Not in Picture: Neil Huston,
Evelyn Houdeshell, Bonnie Ritchey.
FIRST GRADE
First Row: Shirley Gillespie, Ruth Wilch, Raymond Fink,
Kenneth Kimmel, Reddy Essinaer, Rema Fink, Eddie Rettiq.
Second Row: Bernice Rodabauqh, Euaene Marquart, Sheila
Fae Steinman, lrene Rettia, Gene Line, Don Vlfilkins, lohn
Houser, Miss Fahl, Teacher. Third Row: Donald Welur, Mel-
vin Harvey, Marilyn Bame, Gordon Hess, Marilyn Hunter,
Billy Strader, Dana Kimmel, Paul Gossard. Fourth Row:
Ruth Ellen Hindall, lim Myers, Virqinia Beach, Mary Louise
Bower, Betty Beach, Bobby Relqle, Marilyn Karn, Blaine
Losey, Norma Buess, Leroy Smith. Not in Picture: Don Dally,
Billy Houdeshell, Colene Bibler, lune Cramer.
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Beach, Raymond Hartman, Asst. Coach Mr. Don Vansant.
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First Row: Duane Trauchi, Paul lean Schaaf, Loren Beach,
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First Row: Charles Laffertv, Dale Hartman, Herbert Glick,
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Saddler, Bob Pratt, lames Vlfoltord, Iames Line, Raymond
Carry, Gerald I-loudeshell, Manager Dean Smith.
COACH HAROLD CASTOR
Mr. Harold Castor, "Doc," as he is popularly known, has
been coach and athletic director at Arlington High School tor
the past eight years. During this time he has achieved a note-
worthy record. His football teams have been a threat each
season. This is shown by the tact that no team he has coached
has ever lost more than three games in a season. His basketball
teams have provided enough competition to opponents to lceep
Arlington well on the athletic map.
Besides being coach he has charge ot all physical education
activities. As athletic director he has created an interest in
physical education to the extent that We have a well balanced
intramural program.
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Row: Russel Weirauch, Robert McClelland, Wayne Hossalros,
Raymond Reynolds, Raymond Harpst, Iames Essinqer, Earl
Vansant.
IR. HIGH TEAM
First Row: Marvin Reiqle, Dick lolliff, Ray Bauman, Wayne
Franiz, Herbert Beach, Gerald Gobrecht, Second Row: Don
Vansant, Coach, Charles Kimmel, Bobbie Walters, Billy
Conover, De Wayne Russell, Paul Beach, Mr. F. S, Warner,
Supl. Third Row: Bob Wagner, Bruce Conover, Marion
Huber, lack Warner, Marvin Houdeshell.
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The band has increased its size from thirty to forty-seven members.
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and flute.
A The band had the Following engagements during the pest summer:
Van Wert, Lima, Dclphos, Findlay Phir, lucas County Phir, Clover Farm
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Fbstival, Swanton, Odd Fellows Celebration held 13 Arlington, Mt,
Blanchard Festival, and Jenern Pbotival. The band won several trophies
and cash prizeg for playing and marching at these places.
are as follows: 'President, Dick Bmneg
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Vice President, Bill Wilchg Secretory-Treasure, Betty Hiteg Publicity
Manager, Arlene Remeloy and Meri Clovongcrs
CHORUS
The mixed chorus has made considerable progress over last year.
The groupqyntered in district competition for Choruses at Bowling Green
and received creditable marks. A boys' and a girls' chorus also were
given good ratingse
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Rtnbone, Printy Arthur, Cornet,
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Ruth Newmang Violin, Madge'Nowmang Alto, Mary Grubb, Lyric Soprano,
Betty Grubb, Meeso Soprano, Vivian lfrohng Baritone, Printy Arthur.
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Ada. The following competed in solos:
Fbr ensembles the following: Mixed ensemble composed of Arlene
Remeley, Betty Hite, Marcia Bailey, Jean Corbin, Carl Roddick, Marl
Clevengor, Raymond Corey, Kenneth Sutcrg Girls' ensemble members are
Arlene Romaley, Betty Grubb, Joan Grubb, Helen Bishop, Joan Corbin,
Rose Marie Davis, Vern Rossnan, Martha Adlorg Boys' ensemble is made
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Carl Roddick, Joe Ven Scoit, Raymond Noslor.
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contest 'was held on May 2. From the State contest two groups, the
boys' ensemble and the girls' ensemble, and one soloist, Betty Grubb,
went on to enter the National contest held at Flint, Michigan on May 16.
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First Row: Ianice Lehr, leanette Lehr, Luella Smith, Iuanita
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First Row: Russell Weirouch, DeWoyne Russell, Poul Pepple,
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mond Ccrrey, lohn lnneqer, Robert Gcrllcmt. Third Row: Dono
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Scoit, Richord Bome. Fourth Row: Morl Clevenqer, Herbert
Glick, Maynard Powell, Billy Wilch, Carl Reddick, Raymond
Nesler.
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB
First Row: Ieanette Lehr, Ianice Lehr, Ruth Bishop, Esther
Romick, Iuanita Steinman, Violet Essinqer, Eloise Knight,
Wanda Conine. Second Row: Mr. Dwight Sommer, Director,
Mary Lou Fox, Vera Rossman, Vivian Marohn, Esther Rettiq,
Luella Smith, Mary Adler, Bernice I-lasson, Annabelle
Mitchell, Dorothy Tewell. Third Row: Esther Wolford, Paul-
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Martha Adler, ,lean Grubb, Reina Long. Fourth Row: Reva
Bailey, Ruth Ellen Russel, Madonna Wilch, Ruth Mary Sink,
Helen Bishop, Rose Ellen Rinehart, Mary Grubb, Rose Marie
Davis. Fifth Row: Bonnie Wertenberqer, Chloe Benner, Pat-
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First Row: Vera Rossrnan, Betty I-lite, Wilbur I-look, Magda-
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Miss Barbara Moore, Teacher, Richard Borne, Mable Price,
David Witch, Betty Grubb, Loren Beach.
ANNUAL STAFF
First Row: Buth Newman, Don Steinman, Ioe Knight, Loren
Beach, Paul lean Schtxat, Bichard Barrie, Thelma Van Atta.
Second Row: Miss Barbara Moore, Ruth Bishop, I. T. Malone,
Marcia Bailey, Wayne Connie, Dorothy Tewell, Vera Ross
rnan, Mary Lou Fox, Miss Enid Chancellor. Third Row: Dana
McMillen, Betty Hite, l.eo Musgrave, James Line, Carl Smith,
Williarn Metzger, Magdalene Gossrnan, Lola Vansant.
Fourth Row: Arlene Berualey, Kenneth Suter, Printy Arthur,
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First Row: Paul People, Robert McClelland, Mr. H. H.
Warner, Teacher, William Metzqer, Wayne Hosafros, Russell
Weirauch, Reinhold Wilch. Second Row: Russell Essinqer,
Robert Reddiclc, Donald Vlvfilch, Iohn lnniqer, Robert Gallant,
Iunior Beach. Third Row: lames Essinqer, Raymond Hartman,
Fred Benner, Duane Traucht, Paul Traucht, Willard Rettiq,
Earl Vansant.. Fourth Row: lunior VonStein, Earl Anderson,
Dale Hartman, Armin VonStein, Iunior Vanatta, Robert
Weidman, Dean Nesler, Raymond Harps. Filth Row: Clair
Bishop, Harold Hartman, Bryce Huber, Maynard Powell,
Harley Hartman, Carl Reddick, Raymond Nesler, Raymond
Reynolds.
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First Row: Muriel Essinger, Ruth Newman, Rose Ellen Rine-
hart, Esther Wolford, Mary Adler, Violet Essinqer, Sarah I.
Roller. Second Row: Miss Helen Mettler, teacher, Esther
Rettiq, Rema Long, Bea Esther Ellis, Betty Hite, Marcia
Bailey, Bernice Hassan, Annabelle Mitchell, Norma Gatchell.
Third Row: Miss Sally Crane, Student Teacher, Rose Marie
Davis, Magdalene Gossman, Pauline Rodabauqh, Inez Wal-
termire, Ruth Ellen Russell, Ruby Essinqer, Lola Vansant,
Martha Benson. Fourth Row: Reva Bailey, Mary Grubb,
Helen Bishop, Bonnie Wertenberqer, Golda Oman, Thelma
Van Atta, Ruth Mary Sink, Lois Waltermire, Martha Adler.
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First Row: Willard Rettiq, Paul lean Schaat, Paul Beach,
Raymond Hartman, Leo Musgrave, Second Row: Harold
Castor, coach, Dean Smith, Duane Traucht, Robert Weid-
man, Dale Hartman, Charles Laiterty, Don Van Sant, Asst.
coach. Third Row: Printy Arthur, Earl Anderson, Raymond
Harpst, Wilbur I-loucleshe-ll, Robert McKee, Loren Beach.
Fourth Row: Dean Musgrave, Charles Miller, Brice Huber,
Clair Bishop, Marl Clevenqer, Harold Hartman.
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First Row: Betty Lafterty, Luella Smith, Ianice Lehr, Iuanita
Steinman, Jeanette Lehr. Second Row: Miss Barbara Moore,
Teacher, Gerald Houdeshell, Bernice Hassan, Walter Price,
lean Eddie, Florence Draper. Third Row: Elsie Wilkins, Bay-
mond Carey, Patricia Bamae, loe Van Sciot, Madonna
Witch. Fourth Row: Richard Decker, Bill Wilch, Richard
Conover, Herbert Glick, Caroline Green.
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First Row: Howard Glick, Richard Davis, Rufus Wilson, Ed
Wilch, Second Row: Merritt Foltz, Marvin Davis, Donald
Sink, Ammi Arras.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
First Row: Betty Kimmel, Ieaneiie Davis. Ioanna Warner,
Bonnie- Sue Rader, Cleva Price, Marilyn Wycoif. Second
Row: loyce Hinchey, Eileen Steinman, Bernice I-lassen, Mar-
cia Bailey, Melba Wolfe, Coleen Woodmency, Marie Dally,
Guardian. Third Row: Betty Iones, Ianice Lehr, Bea Esther
Ellis, Mama Rieqle, Antoinette Ploiis, leaneiie Lehr, Fourth
Row: Iuaniia Steinman, Beity Arthur, Dorothy l. Orwiclc,
Patricia Rarnqe, Reva Bailey, lean Corbin, lean Eddie.
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SENIOR PLAYS
THE ANTICS OF ANDREA
Petunia-Andrewls darky cock-Norma Gatchell, Andrew Browne-A sen-
ior in Cameron College-Paul Jean Schaaf,Jaoqucs-His French butler and
valet-Dana McMillen, Willie Whldn-his pal-Richard Bame, Althea Thorn-
Miss Prunellas niece-Marcia Bailcy,Julic Boynton-Harold's sweetheart-
Mary Lou Fox, Betty Boyntenihilliels sweetheart-Vera Rossman, Dean
Socrates Boynton-Dean of Cameron College-Kenneth Suter, Isaac Zimmer-
man-Andrew's millionaire uncle from New Zealand-Joe Knight,Miss Prun-
ella Thorne-A maiden lady in love with the Dean-Ruth Newman,O'Flarity-
A detective from head-quarters-Duane Trancht, RoyleeHis shadow-Don
Steinman, Reverend Doolittle-A man of mystery-Otis Musgrave.
Synopsis
Andrew Browne, a giddy college youth persuades a
in Australia to make him an allowance for the support
millionaire uncle
of a purely im-
aginary wife and a fictitious mother-in-law. Things happen when 'thc
unknowen uncle suddenly pays the nephew an unexpected
visit. Andrew
persuades his pals, Willie and Harold, to masquerade as his wife and
mother-in-law and introduces them at his birthday dinner. The boys
cause the ame and breaks of several romances. The two rollicking col-
lege girls, an excitable little French butler and embattled darky cook
added much to the general hilarity.
ONE MAD NIGHT
Don Cutter-A young playwright-Joe Knight, Wing-His Chinese valet-
Earl Anderson, Priscilla-Who knits-Marcia Bailey, Lady Macbeth-A vic-
tim of Shakespeare-Esther Wolford,
Handley, Mr. Hyde-a ferocious villain-Richard Nesler,
John Alden-who hunts Indians-Dewey
Dr. Bunn-who is
in chargedwayne Conine, Lucille.Marcy-a damsel in distress-Thelma Van
Atta, Mrs. Kluck-the housekeeper-Betty Grubb, G rtrade ?iLch - Don's
fiancee-Violet Essinger Mrs. T. Aehington
Oman, Depression-their colored maid-Norma
lawyer-Marl Clevenger, Danny Silettodwantcd
Synopsis
Don Cutter, a playwright, accompanied by Wing,
Chinese valet, goes to the deserted Cutter mansion to
in peace and quiet. Upon arriving he finds the house
A1den,n nPriscilla,n WMr. Hyden and nLady Macbeth.n
under the care of Doctor Bunn, are quite harmless but
Finch-her moths r-Golda
Gatchell, Artemus Burke-a
for murder-Kenneth Suter.
a proverb-quoting
complete his play
tenanted by nJohn
These lunatics,
keep Don in dis-
comfort and the audienoy has a riotous time at his discomfort. Don is
ready to rescue Lucille, Ha same inmato,W when his fiancee and her
mother put in their appearance with Depression, their maid. From here
anything can happen, Don rescues Lucille after a series of thrilling
funny escapes.
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E .The play nThe Dutch Detcctiveu was presented ,by the Junior class
5 on Friday and Saturday, November 8 and 9. It was received well by the
5 audiences of both evenings. The two most comical characters of the
y play were Hortensey Smatters played by Muriel Essinger and Plunk
1 Jarleck played by Printy Arthur. The rest of the cast was as follows:
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i Ariminty Sourdrops. . . . . . Mable Price
2 Ambrosia McCarty. . . . .Betty Hite
F Jabo Grubb . . . . ..s .James Line
Katrina Krout . . . . .Arlenehemwley
Q Otto Schmultz . . . . . . Wilbur Houdeshell
Q Gladys Howler-Coo . . .... Lola Vansant
E A gustus Coo ...... . . Armin von Stien
i Major Hannibal Howler . . . . . .Carl Reddick
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The very Dutch girl was very jealous of Otto Schmultz.
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T Plunk Jarleck. and Hortensey Smatters, two escaped lunatics had
everyone scared to death. They made the rest of the cast do an Indian
war dance. Plunk led while Hortensey followed with a threatening knife.
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T Otto came for Plunk and Hortensey to take them back to the asylum. He
caught Augustus by mistake and everyonop thought he had been lost. Jabo
Grabb was going to arrest the girl of his childhood when Otto chased
Jabo off the stage and through the audience. The climax came when
everyone started to Niagara Falls for their honeympons.
SPOOKY TAVERN
-A three act m stery farce nSpooky Tavernn was presented in the
local auditorium under the auspices of the F. F. A. Those in the play
were as follows: '
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' Lon Hacker. . . .Raymond Harpst
Ghost Woman . . . . Jean Corbin
Lucy Hacker . . . .Juanita Steinman
Joyce Wingate . . . . Ruth Ellen Russel
I Florable Wingate. . . . . Miriam Rettig
g Bedilia . . . . - - - -Luella Smith
7 Ralph Channing? - - -Carl Reddick
' Terry Tanner. - - - :Raymond Nesler
g Willie Wargle . . . Armin von Stien
f Farone .... . . .Paul Traucht
' Blackie Simms . . . . . . . Earl Anderson
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E The action took place in Old Mill Tavern which was suppose to be
P haunted. Joyce Wingate and her sister Florable planned to buy this
as a source of making money to finance their way through college.
Willie Wargle was a great Detective story fiend, always reading
stories. His Uncle planned to break him of the habit by playing a
joke on him, it turned out that the joke was on his Uncle .
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Wayne Conirx
David Wilch,
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DEBATE TEAM
e, Raymond Carey, Mr. Ross Greek, Teacher,
Loren Beach.
Ag. Play
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CALENDAR
September
5- School started. A good beginning-e good ending Qwe hopej,
ll-First chapel. Demonstration of New instruments by Mr. Sommer.
15- fFridayj. Who says thatis unlucky? We took Bowling Green 5.3, There
17- The Girls' Booster Club and the Boyfs Hi-Y were organized.
20- Football game at Liberty. The score was 62-O in our favor.
25- Chapel in charge of Sophmores.
26- Photographers ini2rVi0W6d by Seniors. Livingston from Toledo was
chosen to take the Senior Picture.
27-Another victoryi Arcadia-O3 A.H.S.-55. There
EQ-Juniors order rings from Herff Jones Co.
W OCtober
2- Mr. Fish, the bell ringer, entertained at Chapel.
5- Faculty had steak roast at Pricc's Grove,
br-Football game at North Baltimore. N. Baltimore-O3 A.H .S. -68
5- High School Day at Ohio State. Purdue ES. Ohio State.
lO-Mt. Cory-Og Arlington-lh
lOkll- P.T.A. Fair
Mb- Freshman Chapel,
18- McComb-O3 A.H.S.-59
25- Football game at Van Buren. Score-li-O in our favor.
28- Seniors.to Toledo. we were glad to report that no cameras were
broken beyond repair.
50- Rev. Arthur had charge of Chapel.
il-Football gums at Vanlue. A.H.S. wins 55-O.
November
l- No school. Teachers! meeting at Toledo,
2- High School Day at Ohio State. Indians vs. Ohio State.
6- Eighth grade Chapel.
November
fContinuedj
8- Our first setback. Rawson-ing A.H.S.-6.
8a9- Junior play. HThe Dutch Detective.n Good work!
ll- Armistice Day. Taps blown at ll A.M.
15-
lhf we lost to nt. Blanchard-15-O. inns
15- Junior come. Hunting Season Opened.
Larcher Duo gave Chapel program.
wait till Next yearl.
All Girlsl Day fat least in
the afternoon.
20- Thanksgiving Chapel by Seniors.
2Lk22- Thanksgiving Vacation.
December
6- First,basketball game at Liberty. Liberty 565 A.H.Ss-51
15-'CFridayD Lucky Again. Arcadia lj-A.H.S.-19
19- P.T.A. Christmas Program.
20
21
25
- Schoo1's Christmas Program.
- Basketball game here. Rawson-265 Arlington-284
to 27 Christmas Vafwaticn. A
1 January
1- New Year's Day Vacation.
5- We played Van Buren at Findlay College. Won 27-25
7- Dunkirk-285 A.H.S.-bl. Home game.
8- Chapel given by debate team.
ll- Quia test at Findlay College.
15- Mrs. Slater spoke at P.T.A. meeting.
15- Chapel by Sophomores.
16 a LY- Nc school due to influenza.
27- Dr. Bingham spoke to Seniors and also had charge of chapel.
28- Junior ice skating party.
29
51
- Senior ice skating party.
- Vanlue game here. LO- 26 our favor
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be McComb game there. 56-17 Won
7- Rawson game there. E2-56. Th favor
10- P.T.A. Meeting in charge of County Lgtnt.
ll- Van Buren here. 20-51. TLero favor.
12- Rev. Rissmiller in charge of Chapel. mt. Blanchard game. 19-15. Our favor
19- Senior Chapel.
2O,22,k27- County Tournament.
March
1- County Tournament.
7- F.F.A. Play. nSpcoky Tavern.n
8- Debate Teen went to Ada.
10- One Act Play Contest At Bluffton.
17- Music Elimination Contest at School House.
19- F.H .A. Banquet.
21- Mixed Chorus, Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs went to Bowling Green tm
District Contest.
26- Movie given by Dr. Smith and Dr. Whistler on Tuberculosis.
28- F.F.A. Banquet.
29- Senior Scholastic Test and Agriculture Test at Findlay High School.
April May
2- Movie. nThis Amazing American. 2'tStatG finals for Solos and
ensembles at Columbus
D- Senior Play. nThe Antics of Andrew.n 5' District SCh0laT5h1P contest
at Bowling Green
D- Solo and Ensemble Contest at Adu. u
9- Senior Play HOne Mad Nightn
5- Scholarship Test at Liberty.
10- Jr. Sr. Banquet at Country Club
ll- No school. Good Friday. 119 3a0Ga1aUTeat9
lh- P.T.A. Program. 19- Coxnwncoment
15- Band Concert. 21' May Day
Zh- Seniors leave for trip
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Firsi Row: Dr. W. F. Lehr, first vice-presideni, Edgar Wilson,
president. Second Row: Lucille Solt, treasurer, Barbara
Moore, program chuirmcm. Not in picture: Ina Hartman,
secretc1ry'Velmc1 Alexander, second vice-president.
TYPING ROOM
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SCIENCE LABORATORY
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E. E. Ray
County Supt. of Schools, Hancock
County
Ohio Northern U.--B.S. in Ed.
Ohio State U.-MA.
Residence Work on Ph.D.
Dr. S. F. Whisler
Commissioner oi Health
Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio
Ohio State Medical College
Chicago College ot Medicine and Surgery,
Graduated 1915
Internship at St. Iohn's Hospital
Springfield, lll., 1916
Hancock County Health Commissioner since 1920
Mrs. Humberstone
County Health Nurse
Toledo Hospital Training
School for Nurses
Columbia U.
Public Health U. of Michigan
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Grover Staley
William Rauch
William Carey
E. M. Crawford w
Amy Garlinger
A. P. Russel
Dorcas Dorney
Tena Hugh
Magdelina Ebert
Roy C. Bishop
Clarence Orwick
Glena Van Atta
Gail Greer
Blanche Gilmer
Charles Orwick
Ada Orwiek
Carrie Sebastian
Eva Romick
Elizabeth Anderson
Harry P. Vail
Ray Huff
Addie Stair
Harvey E. Orwie?
Grace Wilch
Alta Cearbaugh '
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Fred N. Price
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Floyd William s
Fannie Bo man
Cora Houdoshell
Myrtle Snelling
Charles W. Orwick
Joy O. Stager
Arlington Alum ni
Class of
Street
Address List
1905
Cleveland
Anderson, Ind
Bellfountaine
Arlington
Occupation
Railroad worker
Club Cigar Store
Doctor
Real Estate Agent
R. R.
Class
565 Aldon, Ave.
N. Host St.
Class
Lol Filson St.
1212 S. Main St.
1910 S. Blanchard St
Main Phone 157
Class
R. R.
Class
729 W. Wildwood
R. R.
R. R.
1620 W, Hain Cross
Lake Street
525 Short Street
1018 Liberty st.
R. R.
Arlington
of 1996
Columbus
Findlay
Louisvi1le,Ky.
Mo C Omb
of 1907
Findlay
Findlay
Findlay
Arlington
of lfC3
Arlington
Kenton
iit. Blanchard
Newark
Bowersville
Columbus
Chicsgo, Ill.
of 1909
Ft. V51y1lO
Findlay
Arlington
Findlay
Bindlay
Akron
Bucyruss
Arlington
Deceased
Findlay
Dunkirk
Mrs.
Ernest Powell
Deceased '
Mrs. M. I. Powell
Mrs. Burley Woodruff
Mrs. Zeller
Salesman
Banker
Mrs. Pearl Williams
Mrs. Dr. Olin Price
Mrs. Wade Van Atta
Business man
Mrs. Lester Fink
Mrs. Roy Dall
Mrs. John Daniels
Mrs. Roy McClelland
Deceased
Minister
Mrs. Louis Bacon
Mrs. Andy Myers
Mrs. W. N. Smith
Supt of Hancock Home
Mrs. Elmer Patterson
Mrs. Robt. Wilson
Mrs. Ed. Heber
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Class of 1911
Name Street
Cloyce B. Lanning
Edith Alspaugh
Pauline Wilch 950 E. Sandusky
In Be
Clinton Schlaak
City
Carey
Findlay
Warsaw, Poland
Class of l9l2
Denver C. Bowman
Thurman Reigle
Gertrude Benner Deeeased
Paul Pugh Unknown
Alva Russel
Floyd Corbin
Cora Schlaak
Class of l
Cora Reigle
Leah Wagner
Eva Farmer
Golda Sampson
Wilber Smith
Willard Baker
Rolland Fellers
Bernice Hauman
Carl Romick
Roy Bailey
Myron'Gobrecht
Darl Bishop
Gresham Trovinger
Jay Vail
Bess Smith
Georgia Groman
Carrie Russell
Hazel Russell
Gail Foltz
Inez Tombaugh
Guy Anderson
Harvey Hartman
Austin Dorney
Reuben Pugh
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leon Si
Deceased
Re R0 '
R. R.
M528 Par 1' alcee ot Ave .
lOOh S. Blanchard
15h Laqueneo Ave.
Cleveland
Findlay
Ukiah, Cal.
Alu' on
Arlington
Arlington
ITT 2
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Columbus
ncConnellsville
Arlington
Arlingt-on
Arlington
Madison, His.
Toledo
nt. Blanchard
Arlington
711.1 - 'Q ,,
rlndlay
Findlay
Greenville, Pa.
Class of l9lL
M528 Parrakcet Toledo
Deceased
1058 E. 125 St.
WL Charles St.
Deceased
95O.Summit St.
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Cleveland
Bucyrus
Bluffton
Hola
Bluffton
Cleveland
Arlington
Findlay
Occupation
Mgr. of Motor Sales
Mrs. Le Ray Rogers
Ford
Motor Co.
Real Estate Agent
Mrs. Brea Houdeshell
Prosecuting Atty.
Mrs. J. W. H. Beach
Mrs. Cora Thomas
Mrs. Dr. Allen Tombaugh
Teacher
Hrs. L. Price
F arme r
Salesman
Photographer
Mrs. Jay Vail
Nat. Cash Reg. Co.
Storekeeper
Railroad Operator
First Natl. Bank
Mrs. John Amons
Hrs. Rm. Calvin
NDS. J.J. Donner
Hrs. Chas. Patterson
Mrs. Ralph Reth .
Farmer
State Highway Dept.
Operator of Poolroom
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Class of
Name Street
Ray D. Schaaf
Grace Hosafros R. R.
Alan Gobrecht 2l5 S. Alexandria Ave.
Mable Hartman
Cleo Steinman
2297 Neil Ave.
Class of
Hobart Struble Gln Sylvania Lve.
Mabel Kebler
Imo+ Steinman
Helen Baughman
50522 13.0.
,.
Margery Woodward
Mable Thomas
Grace Kroske
Fairy Hartman
Ina Hartman
Lydia Crates
Edna Crates
Wayne Garlinger
Stephen Alge
Grace Romick
Gwendolynn Kroske
Edna Marquart
Ivan Hindall
Ralph Rodabaugh
Oscar Holmes
Inez Hindall
Vera Wagner
Forest Tyrrell
863 Suzsriit St.
Decerscf
sox 22,
R.R.wb
R.R.1,fL,
912 Thomas St. Oak Park
fl
Rll?.l'll'L
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20 E. ll Ave.
R.R.
Deceased
Most Broad Street
Coza Rite Fort Meigs Lctcl
Cora Pugh
Elmer Rcttig 55.9115 liixxzbrprlz Avo.
Lulla Castor
Lola Castor
rains Essingcr
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.H o -1
R s cial
N .
1915
City
Mansfield
Dunkirk
nos Angeles
Columbus
Jenera
l9l6
Toledo
Elyria
Beltmore,N.C.
Jenera
Findlay
Glendale,Cal.
E-'indl aff
Findlay
Tanlue
Carey
lllinois
Arlington
l9l7
Columbus
flrli rgt on
nlissfield,Lich
bindlay
l9l3
florida
Qilliamstown
Coltnbus
Toledo
Fore st
'13 ' fm .
ci.ic...f,o
Findlay
.Arlington
Arlington
V' Class if 1919
Gladys il2Iro'sMe, ' l28Ol'.N. Road S.llll.
Jesse Bailey '- ' ' Qlhfashington fit.
Sherman- IAlge, '
Jesse Thomasf
. , -1
. -1
Cecil Woodward' J 'Monroe St.
John Crates 'J V .J hoc Oakland Ave.
Ruth ssit'
Walter McClelland 2650 Queenston Rd.
Stanley Pugh
Dale Stager S. Parton St.
Cleveland
Van VI ert
Arlington
Blanchard
Findl ay
bi nd l ay
Arlington
Cleveland Hts.
C omnzo rc e T ora s
'1
Occupation
Mrs . Lela nd Srvanger
Auditor Mobile Gas
Mrs. Fred Ray
Mrs. Ivan Winkler
Salesman
Mrs. Myncherburg
Nurse ,
Mrs. Jason Thomas
Mrs ,, Ronnie Martz l
lns.HhmMl
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Clarie Houser
Mrs. Lee Miller
Hrs. John L. Brown
Western Electric
Farmer
Mrs, Lloyd Phipps
11
Hrs. O.LuUells
.nrsr George Mapstone
Baptist Minister
Banker
Mrs. Dale Steinman
Train dispatcher
Book
T
Bank
.fJiI'S o
keeper
Briggs
er '
Hrs. Wm. Bookwalter
Mrs. nm. Hook
Mrs. Don Decker
Mrs. Harlow Rettig
Banker
Banker
Mrs. Rodabaugh
Ohio Oil Co.
Mrs. Bailey
Santa Anna, Cal.Mrs.
Chas. Line
b Name
Viletta Horton
Guyala Kroske
Cleo Orwick
Edson Hosaffob
Carl Gobrecht
Millie Beech
Florence Sehla-.ak
Marie Boyle
Beatrice Fhhl
Robert Solt
Ada Beach
Helen Tombaugh
Eulo. Meyer
Fhi ry King
Wilma Van Atta
Everett Doty
Lester Seheaf
Stanley Beach
Dallas Baltormire
Guy Kimmel
Virgil Snyder
E11 sworth Snyder
Kntherine Solt
Evelyn Vail
Maxine Coldren
Aveda Treece
Dorothy Bame
Ery Schleek
Cleo Rettig
Robert Lease
Clay McClelland
Max Long
Arlington Alumni List
Street
Class of
151 West Tiffin St.
L55 Boulevard Gardens
R. R. .541
Lima Ave.
R. R-119-i
Ro Rog5
Class of
Class of
72 Union National Bank
Ro Re
Class of
701 S. Blanchard
211 Morrison St.
152 George St .
R, H,
307 Second St.
M175 Main
Marvin Tiittcnberger 12514 Cook St
Harvey Traucht
Rufus Neff
Harold Castor
hbO Lima Avo.
1920
City
D1 :nlii rk
or-fi -nw
Fostoria
Salt Lake City
Cincinnati
Bluffton
1921
Arlington
Arlington
Buoyrus
l9?2
Findlay
Lrlington
Findlay
Henroe, Mich.
Findlay
Gygnet
lrlington
Hiddlepoint
Fostoria
Arlington
l925
Pi ndl ay
Fremont
Arlington
Lima
Middlepoint
Findlay
Findlay
Arlington
Wharton
Findlay
Montpelier
Dun kirls:
Lakewood
Findlay
E: . Elayne
Arlington
Occupation
Mrs. Willis Harmon
Mrs, Chas. Stroupo
Mrs. hqy Burson
Ohio Oil Co.
Stenogrepher
Mrs. Beme
Teacher
Physician
Mrs. Art Hostottler
Mrs. Geo, Hartman
Ifirs 9 Twin . Ztius gg rave
Hrs. Homer Orwick
Hsilroader
Suptl of Schooli
Doctor
B?-.rmo 1'
Banker
Teacher
Mrs boedmency
Mrs hm. Hahn
Mrs Stanley Beach
Mrs Howard Hahn
hrs Emerson Hibler
Mrs Russil Cole
Mrs Homer Lutz
Neff Lumber Co.
Gas Co.
History Instructor
Clerk at Jackson
P ,.., s. Ed. Instructor
Phe. Ed. Instructor
'I
D
Mmme
Margarito Carey
Velma Steinman
Zelma Steinman
Eulala Tombaugh
Gladys Long
Rea Kimmil
Aron Biblcr
Robert Coldren
Darrell Moyer
Ralph Lease
Arlington Alumni List
Class of l92n
Street
25b.W. North St.
City
nri1n5ton
li
-.-1 - .
Ii O S O O Slflf,
Conover
ilrl i ngt on
Arlington
.Arlington
R. R.sh
1556 Penn. Aves
65h.T. Yarren '
A-'VO 0
Ketherino Dillman M05 Frazier St.
Lucille Groman
Imo Schaaf
Evelyn Selt
Minnie Beach
Margaret Bame
Opal Reigle
Lois Carey
Eunice Knrsh
Leona Horton
Lueile Brown
Eunice Bibler
Mablo.Rodabaugh
Helen Hosafros
Mildred Tombaugh
Orville Essingcr
Richard Romiek
200 Jcffras Ave.
Class of l
l3f,l2th St.
Address Unknown
R. r.li
616 S. Host st.
l9hTOE Lake Shore Blvd.
Ellg B. rineisy st.
R. R.ii
Wilber Pifer 900 E, Sandusky
Theodore Smith
Harry Van Sant
Howard Steinman
Clarence Hartman
Loren Bibler
Lowell Treece
Loyd Inman
Marvin Fhhl
Bert Anderson
Norman Ellis
Lester Beach
Willis Bame
Helen Stackhouso
Harold Treecc
Harlow-Traucht
Leona Snyder
Coleno Solt
Robert Remick
R. R.tl
850 Franklin St.
2112-E. Findlay se
R. RqHi
208 Jeffras Ave.
L- o SU..I'1dl.lSlqy7 0
Class of l
Neal faves
91 Quentine Read
Findleg
Arlington
Stubonville
Detroit
Bindlay
Findlay
Q95
f ".
Columbus
StCndish,Mich.
Arlington
Hndl ay
Cleveland
C-rey
DlllllCIl1'lC
Ht. Blanchard
Dole
Bowling Green
"X 'T 4'
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lilliamstown
grlinften
Qrlinjton
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Findlay
nTll?gtOH
Il .nt o n
Arlington
ilrlingteu
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C a r ey
llidlay
K'l1HgtOH
lingten
tindlay
Arlington
Fl :dl av
Findlay
936
Columbus
nrlingtou
. . ,
,rl inggton
1 ' ' r,N.Y
5-OC.?,lCS'5C3
Mt. Elanchard
Occupation
Mrs. Louis Pratt
Mrs. Dwight Foltz
Mrs. Raymond Merritt
Eng. Instructor
Mrs. Geo. Rader
Mrs. Robt. Coldrcn
Fhrmer
Draftsman
Mrs. Herman Dahlky
Mrs. H. O. Crosby
Mrs. Dale Baughman
Mrs. Robert Gunn
Mrs. Harold Fbllcrs
Mrs. Floyd Pover
Mrs. ilfred Ellis
Mrs. Lowell Treece
Mrs. L. Sapp
Mrs. Raymond Rainey
Mrs. Orriille Thomps
Hrs. Earl Maurer
Mrs. Wilbur Branan
lirs
Irvin Freed
Farmer .-
Ftrmcr
Ohio Oil Co.
Mgr. Arlington Elevator
Ohio Oil Truck
Lumber Co.
Ohio Oil Co.
Principal of Schools
Dentist
County Home
Cooper Corps Office
1.-
nasen '
mio r
Trucker
Ohio Oil Co.
Mrs. Rex Coldrcn'
'S
rhysieian
Prop. Of Grocery
OI1
Hrs. Norris Bowman
Mrs. Stanley Thompson
Tinner
Newton Pills
Name
Harley Helms
Iono King
Lola Jolliff
Hazel Bibler
Doris Arras
Lawrence Pugh
Sylvia Levis
Betty Galloway
Carl Cronbaugh
Wilbur Greman
Lola Businger
Harley Neff
Many'Van Sant
Wilbur Brown
Magdeline Harshman
Mary Longbrake
Helen Russell
Ane Beagle
Paul Marohn
Treva Van Atta
Lee Kimmel
Clay Anderson
Alma Von Stein
Clara Bormouth
Florence Gessman
Eva Essinger
Leroy Essinger
Drley Marquart
Lester Bushong
Marvin Line
Ralph Huston
Goldie'Wilch
Rhema Lease
Vera Bibler
Edith Crates
Erma Rei gl e
Orril Snyder
Arlington Alumni List
Class of 1926
CContinued7
Street
., '
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R. Rf. 11:1
ll?i'West Sandusky
vu D JL-.
ll-u +L! ',j'.L
1505 Summit St.
R, R. ml
Second Ste Se
Ro Rl
A. C, 6 Y.
R. R.
205 Durrell St.
2526M Detroit Ehud
County Jail Motron
28 Norwey Park
R. R.
Ridge Place
ZBOL Meypolo St.
R. R. 51
Cla
Park St.
Ro H-0
R. R. li
R. R.
50? Second St.
Rs Rl
R. R. do
een eighians se.
City '
Arlington
Arlington
" Findlay
ot.
Blanchard
Arlington
Findlay
Findlay
Wg Carrclltown
Williamstown
Copley
Arlington
Jenera
Williamstown
Williamstown
Arlington
Findlay
Roclg- River
Eindley
Buffalo N. Y
Arlington
Williamstown
Fostoria
Cridorsville
Jonere
Arlingtoni
Chicago
Arlington
ss of 1927
Piaidlzqy
Eindlay
Arlington
Bluffton
Findlay
Findlay
Jenera
Arlington
Hammond Ill.
Occupation
Former
Mrs'Bd. Baird
Mrs. Joe Leatherman
Mrs. Everett Dotty
Mrs. Marvin Davis
Teacher-Principal
Mrs. Marvin Line
Mrs. Harry Tinlin
Rinner
Agent operator
Hrs. Elmer Locey
Former
Mrs. Carl Cronbaugh
Cooper Tire Co.
Mrs. G. H. Oram
Mrs. Clarence Harold
Mrs. Harry DeWolf'
Mrs. Lyle Harvitt
Desk Lieutenant
Mrs. Loren Bibler
Former
Barber
Mrs. Ralph Pruith
Mrs. Loren Rauch
Mrs. Franklin Hickman
Mrs. Harlow Traucht
Former
Auto Salesman
Farmer
Former
Draft Board Sec.
Mrs. Robert Lease
Mrs. Lester Kistler
Mrs. Luther Greiser
Telephone Operator
Mrs. Clyde Rodabaugh
Lucille Tombaugh Arlington Telephone Operator
Nellie Neff R. R. Jenera At home
Martha Oldhem lOOl Leeson Ave. Van Wert Mrs. Hugh Burris
Edythe Horton 52735. Monroe St. Xenia Mrs. Howard Hartman
Carl Kleisch Arlington Trucker
Harley Treucht R. R. gl Arlington Farmer
Marvin Davis Arlington Davis Poultry Co.
Lester Cluff 222 Harkin St. Findlay Sohio Filling Station
Wilber Sterner 1209 Washington St. Findlay Ohio Oil Co.
Elmer Knight Ada Ditching Machine Op.
lWmnSmth R.R.W. Jmmmx Emmr
Raymond Hartman llO5 Park St. Findlay Insurance Salesman
Stanlay Bame R. R. fd LH. Blanchard farmer
Adraine Hindall R. R.5HL Findlay Farmer
Elmer Beach 156 Harrington St. Findlay Laborer
Rufus Gossman Arlington Laborer
xlrlizzgten Llunzuii List
Clnss
Name Street
Raymond Berne M525 Daisy ilve.
Marilynv Bibler
Zorn Clevonger 720 Tiffin
Oren Cronbsugh H260 Russel Blvd.
Edith Decker ' Park St.
Merritt Foltz
Florence Hosefros
Elmer Hull 21. 21.2541
J ohn Kemple
Leven Kimmel
Eldon King R. 5-15.-foal
Rex Long
Rufus Long
Julie. Longgbrnke 5 55 N. ifein fit.
Este. Oberlitner
Lola Rodahsxugh 956 53. St.
virg11 Fnthlisberger R. 5.151
Huldah Schleek I-i. 31.251
Lester Smith zmiflr
Gayle Snider Lehnnn
liable Solt
Hil fired S olt
Stal ey
Elmer
Faye St al ey
Ge ral d St oinmen
Raymond St einmsn
Paul Vail
Dorothy Van Atta
Rai ry Wil ch
Florence li il son
111 ic o Yates
G1 enne Yet e s
Howard Amstutz
Dolores flrrns
Ellsworth Beach
Ruth Burke
Morris Bishop
Central Ave.
Oak St .
fi. ki.
11. 11. 1251
815 sn Tfest s
11. 11.-F1
R- Rfillgg
Eos: l66
t.
105 S . TiOOCl'Ef.'tn
N. iiain St .
1
11, 12,7155
Class of'
rd St.
Oletha Brinlennn M20 Carnahan Ave.
Henry Crates A R. Pidltl
Electa Coldren
Richard Dillmen 20l1 S. Ftanehcr St.
Estelle. Essinger ii. lhitl
Lester Frantz U
Clare Hull R. li. ifl
Elsie Horton 3.95
Thelma. Krout
Eunice Lenning 1105 Park St.
J. R. Lengworth
T1 1: ,"
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of 1928
C ity
Cl evel and
il, l i ,sums t own
Ei: .nail ay
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fif?.:1dl my
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liiZlVE.l'l, Il l . -'
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flrl inggt on
A rl ington
-lrl ington
ilrl ington
Bl o errrvill o
Fi nd l ey
lie s s fo rd
lzsvil l e
jr rl inggten
I'lfi.f'1Qt on
Pi ndl my
T cl edo
Vzanlue
T o l edo
L rl ingt on
Fi ndl :xy
Lrl ixngtozz
irrl ington
A rl Li. nggt on
T. illiem storm
Find l ey
J one ro,
lfifldl ey
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time
1' V' :Q
153 ews. rk .
A rl i n. gt o
C o l umfeu s
Fi nd l my
T i ffi n
Fi 2 trdl any
C emb
Yel l err S p ring
Occupation
Steel Shipping Clerk
Eire. Paul Anglemyer
McCormick Deering
Opt i c i on
Mrs. Lester Bushong
Clerk
Phys. Ed. Teacher
145. rmcr
Laborer
Mr? :I , Ray Tfel l S
cl 1 Dril l or
Lefoorer
Telephone Exchange
Hrs. Alva Bish
Teacher
Hrs. Orlen Lobdell
Ff:.1'mer
.lt Home
Hamer
Hrs . George Steele
Hrs . rion He rman
Hrs . Hoyt llahon
Li ght Pl ent
llrs . Denton 210113
Farmer
Lmnber Co.
Lcfoorcr
lirs . Guy Kimmel
llrs. Andy Crilly
Mrs. Byron Smith
At Home
Hrs. Lawrence
Pugh
T rue lcer -
Hertrm
Intr . Nat . Harvester
Hrs . Dalles Hartman
Hrs . Clarence
Pkxrmer
Lire, Rudolph Fisher
Fix-mer
s Lirs. Ziillerd Arras
lgt .331 ess int , Ilich .Ohio Oil Co .
J es LO ri:
rlrl in,jgton
J one ro.
Fi ncll :my
Bl eomvil l e
Findl ay
'i1'ill.i:u21sft own
At Home
Carpenter
At Home
llrs. Virgil Crswfis
Hrs. Rufus Long
lirs. lktymcnd Hartman
Ehrmer
Name
Thelma Line
Nelson Marohn
Arlington.ilummi List
Class of 1929
Ullentinuedj
Street
Bernadine lflcCl elland lOL1. Tiava rly
7
Dewitt Powell
Herron Ramsey
Cleva Rettig
Ruth Redabaugh'mu
Luther Remick
Cleyd Schaeffer
Ethel Smith
Lucille Smith
Olive Thompson
Twila Trevinger
Lester Van Sant
John Yates
Emanuel Backey
Robert Baughman
Marvin Beagle
Roma Beagle
Twive Bishop
Zee Bishop
Opal Bibler
Orville Crates
Ralph Cronbaugh
Leonard Cross
H. I. Dally
Carol Fahl
Raymond Heuser
Brice Heudeshell
Gladys Inbody
Karl Kroske
Susan Leng
Margaret Lengbrake
Louise Marquart
Harry Neff
Kathryn Oldham
Geneva Orwick
Evelyn Pratt
Leroy Rettig
Lois Russel
Ray Sharp
Mary Solt
George Steinman
Everett Treeoe
Mildred'Wilch
Roe Wilch
Rufus'Wilsen
Wallaoe'Yates
Cleo Wertenberger
T ' 13+
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225 Park Ave.
12. LH,
R' L. fi
R. R.f1
R. H.
B. 51.7541
Glas
Rl Ro
R.
R. R. F5
R 31
R,:51
Ru all
R. R.-1941
s .sixth st .
R.',35l
R. 12.9241
l528 Locust St.
H.
Findlay Hospital
Cltl'
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Arlington
Arlington
Le rain
Figrilagf
Eindlay
Arlington
Findlay
Ravrs on
Williamstown
Jenera .
Findlay
Cridersville
Arlington
Risingsun
Findlay
s ei'l95O
Z Raleigh lioudeslxell
505 Second St.
hell E. Main Cross
507 Lynn St.
605 W.MBardin St.
Ro Rofzfl
R. R..-54h
l52 George St.
,R. R. ati
Deceased
E. Main Cross
Jenera
Williamstenw
Findlay
Vanlue
Findlay
Lamar,Co1.
Findlay
Jenera
St. Louis Me
Lebanon
Findlay
Front Royal,Va.
arlington
lfindl ay
Lima
Arlington
ldidl
1 ay
urg,l
Trumansb
Eindlay
Eeytville
Arlington
Findlay
Arlington
Findlay
Findlay
f..l"1iIl!?5'lI-Ol'l
Arlington
Arlington
Bluffton
Arlington
Eindlay
Arlington
.Y.
Occupation
Mrs. Ralph Tracy
Training Campo
Hrs. Noah Blosser
Ei rmer
Ohio Oil Ce.
Mrs,lmfuslHlsen ,J
Mrs. Bernard Cotner 7
Eirmer
P
Trop. of Grocery
hrs. Raymond He dman
Mrs. Lester Smith
Mrs. Berl Defendiefier
Mrs. Raymond Porter
Math.lTeaeher
Eat'l. Lime i Stone.
Farmer
Farmer
Farmer
Mrs. Ralph Reddick
Farmer
Mrs. Dean M. Grath
Mrs. Ralph Dillon
Farmer
Jewelry Store
Newspaper Editor
Nurse
Veterinarian
Farmer
Mrs. Roger Day
Orchestra Leader
Mrs. Clarence Fbx
Mrs. William Cole
Mrs. Edward Tobey
Ditchcr giant
Mrs. Earold Gallant
Mrs. Elmer Staley
Mrs. John Mitchell
farmer
At Home
Hrs. Lavern Wisner
Lumber Co.
Physician
At Home
Hatchery
Shoe Repair Shep
Mrs. Lee Gillespie
Name
Ronald Bame
Donald Pepple
Wanda Wilch
Clarence Bame
John Solt
Dixie Myers
Don Van Sant
Mary, Beach- .
Wava Marquart,
Harie Essingor
Robert Draper
Wanda Bowers
Donavin Lanning
Waneta Bibler
Della Hartman
Leona Van Atta
Robert Biblor
Gladys Houdesholl
Ruth Hannawald
Margarit Barass
Dorothy Huston
Jeanette Hammond
Ray Be ach
Harry Neff
Treva Snyder
Rufus.Steinman
Lotta Van Sant
Cleola Weber
Dortha Wilch
Carl Wolford
Kenneth Woodruff
Floyd Wrasse
Ella Bame
Joy Bishop
Paul Bishop
Helen Brinkman
Martin Cleary
Nodra Curtiss
Don Davis
Mary Draper
Doris Glick
Howard Glick
Lydia Hartman
Cloyd Inbody
Hilda Marohn
Raymond Lamping
Dean Naus
John Oboe
Ruth Oleo
Paul Dean Powell
William Rinehart
Gerold Rossman
Delores Russel
Julia Shaw
Miriam Smith
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Arlington Alumni List
Class of l95l
Street
3142 Cherry St .
51h Blair Place
Rl Ro 3-
2lh,Washington
R. R. 1
E. Mc Pherson
X an
1 P :lil-
'Ll -.0 ' ,
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St.
R. R.
eco shciby st.
506 E. liarkinson Ave.
Cll3f
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Findlay
Paynesville
Arlington
Williamstown
Arlington
Arlington
Arlington
Findlay
Jenera
Findlay
Carvy
Williamstown
ada
Findlay
Findlqr
Lrlington
Lrlington '
Vanlue
Williamstown
Rossford
Findlay
Forest
Columbus
Findlay
f-.
Class of 1954
621 Bennett St.
R. R. itll
125 Cherry St.
80 Gronello Rd.
Midland,
R.R.a6H.,
Ro .Ro iii!-
5l5 Clinton St
515 Clinton St.
. , .ru
.Ra H.: Xfjpf.
Route n
1009 S. Main St
1966 Q Chase St
R. R. ,Ph
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Ro lf.: '15
Newaygc,
R. il.
1520 Rice Ave.
l905 Washington
Avo.
Findlay
Arlington
Findlay
Findlay
horthington
Arlington
Michigan
lie nt o n
R aws o n
Findlay
Findlay
Findlay
Findlay
Findlay
Findlay
Findlay
Toledo
nrlington
Findlay
Findlay
Poland, Ohio
Williamstown
Kenton
HlGhlgQH
Findlay
Lima
Lima
nrlington
Findlay
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Occupation
Bonded Filling Station
Policeman
Drugs Store
Farmer
Veterinarian
Mrs. Merlin Loach
Teacher
Mrs. Harold Moon
Mrs. Walter Nesler
Dr. Thompson homo
Farmer
Mrs. Wilber Brown
Teacher
Kresg Store
Mrs. Robert Bame
Mrs. Lester Frantz
Quarry Worker
Mrs. Adrain Spaeth
Mrs. Carl Wilson
Teacher
Mrs. Max Stillberger
Mrs. Glen Bunnell
Truck Driver
Painter
Mrs. Eugene Park
Laborer
Mrs. Richard Suter
Hrs. Chas. Gunn
Doctors Office
Wolford Implement Co.
Office
Mrs. Ezra Von Stein
Ohio Fuel R Gas
Farmer
Hrs. Martin Cleary
Restaurant
Mrs. Joy Bishop
Farmer
O. D. Donnell
Hrs. Edgar Hassio
Dally Funeral Home
Hrs. Marvin Beagle
Farmer
Mrs. O. P. Cash
F arme r
Taxi Driver
Kethodist Minister
Eng. Instructor
Farmer
Deceased
Superior Coach
Suporicr,Coach
Hrs. Raymond Davis
Hrs. Harry Richard
Name
Raymond Davis
Allen Fink A
Martha Schafer
Harry Richard
Kathleen Crates
Wayne Lanning
Alvis Waltermire
Gerald McMillan
Treva Knight
Bernard Steinman
Marie Ralston
William Stevenson
Catherine Essinger
James Robert Dally
Betty Ellis
John Park
Josephine Wolford
Street
Arlington Alumni List
Class of 1955
R.R.
1905 Washington Ave
Qblinamiett st.
8h5'Hashington Ave.
512 College St.
BIQ Cherry St.
R.R.ll
R.n.
R QR 64:2
Treva Belle Steinman
Dallas Butler
Velva Clevenger
Robert Corbin
Martha Draper
Armin Launders
Mary Hindall
Ronald Cross
Rebecca Neff
Dorcas B each
Maynard Bishop
Marvin Beach
Helen Treece
Evertt Smith
Mary Brown
Karl Snyder
Merle Bibler
Virginia Bishop '
Julia Vansant
Elizabeth Myers
Annabelle Huber
John Crosser
Gerald Snyder
Robert Hilty
Iris Reynolds
Sidney usinger
Norman Ralston
Ruth Ellen Powell
Ruth Draper
Donald Rossman
Florence Bauman
Lois Bame
Bernice Curtiss
Detroit
RuRv?5
R.Rfi5
1275 Hardin St.
R. R.
ll2f s. mmm st.
R. R. 1
520 Taft Ave.
R. R. 1
R. R. A
206 S. Cory St.
Class
201 E. Masterson St.
R. R. A
R. R. 2
Lexington, Ky.
R. R. l
611 E. Lincoln St.
218 Monroe Ave.
City Occupation
Arlington Davis Poultry Co.
Lexington Ky,Adding Machine Co.
Williamstown At home
Findlay Sohio Service Stationi
Columbus Mri. Murphy
Findlay
Dunkirk
Findlay
Findlay
Arlington
Arlington
Arlington
Arlington
Arlington
Findlay
Williamstown
Williamstown
Williamstown
Findlay
Findlay
Findlay
Forest
Dunkirk
Findlay
Genera
Arlington
Fremont
Wharton
Toledo
Arlington
Findlay
Decatur,I
Ohio Oil Co.
Mrs. Lawrence Spearman
Buckeye Ditcher
Mrs. Rolland Bame
Steinman Lumber Co.
Mrs. Jo Rl
Cooper Tire Service
Working in Findlay
Dally Funeral Home
Mrs. Eugene Spahr
Teacher
At Home
Mrs. Carl Hinbaugh
At Home
Cooper Tire Co.
Ohio Bell Telephone
Farmer
Clerk at McCann Hdwe
Marthon Station
Mrs. Richard Beagle
Mrs. John Solt
Mgr. of Kroger Store
Farmer
Nurse-Robinwood Hospt.
Farmer
Mrs. Everett Cowles
Restaurant Proprietor
Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mgr. Am. Radiator Co
Findlay
Benton Ridge
Arlington
Findlay
Arlington
Tiffin
Findlay
Arlington
Arlington
Lima
Eucyrus
Arlington
Arlington
Findlay
Findlay
ohio Oil Co.
Mrs. John Conaway
Mrs. Donald Sink
Palm Restaurant
Ohio Oil Co.
Gas Co.
Farmer H y
Mrs. H ugh Elder
Railroad
Photographers Asst.
Mrs. Loudenslager
Mrs. Allen Fink
Farmer
Music Teacher Rawson
Mrs. Roy Bisel
Mrs. Harold Hindall
Name
Avonelle Wolford
Evea Jolliff
Eugene Sink
Dallas,Adler
Merelyn Canlinger
Louella.Cog1ey
Garnet Benner
Robert Longworth
Kermit Cogley
Arthur Rettig
Robert Wilson
Vernon Steinman
Wdlber Beach
Vivi am Knight
Winifed Solt
John Coughlin
Virginia Ray
Esther Glick
Luella Hartman
Ruth Houdeshell
Clarke Williams
Carl Wilson
GeorgeVChapin
Irene Mirohn
Theodore Bauman
Robert Orwick
Ralph McKee
Carolyn St. Myer
Ritta Van Sant
Mary Huber
Luther Businger
Glen Higley
PwlHMty
Wendall Bates
Orval Smith
Emory Kliesch
Mary Pratt
Grace Bame
A bington
Class
Street
502 George St.
No Main Stg
519 S.Portz.Ave.
2l5,W3 Main Cross
507 Argoyle Block
R. R. Wi
Rallrosburg,
2255 W. cross sr.
Class
51,23 Chex-ry st .
2297 Neil Ave.
555 W. Jefferson
11-1-Op .AQIGO
R. R. 1
Slh Frazer St.
M18 E. Walnut St.
l8hl Foraker Ave.
1551 Washington Ave.
R. R. il
' Class
R. B. R
122 E. Pine Ave.
Deceased
Draftee
256-Q3 Adams Q
ll25 washington Ave.
Marthabelle Bibler R. R. M
Howard Hartman
Mildred Hartman
Dale Jolliff
R. R. A
R. R.
R. R.
Louise Lippencott 126 Howard St.
lfliuulli
List.
of 195A
of 1955
City
Findlay
Dunkirk
Findlay
Detroit
Findlsy
Findlay
Mc Comb
Arlington
Lima
Occupatimn
Mrs. Robt. Nesler
Mrs. Richard Worst
Cooper Tire Co.
Pastor
Beecher
Mrswjdohn Snyder
Mrs. Opp
Cooper Tire Co.
Westinghouse
Miss. Draftoe
U. S. Army Panama Canal Zone
Findlay Differential Co.
Chatfield Agr. Teacher
Findlay Mrs. Chas Oman
Arlington Ohio Fuel A Gas
Van Wert Salesman
Columbus Hrs. Stephen Haiver
Ft. Wayne,Ind.Stenographer
Arlington Mrs. Carl Wolford
Arlington Post Office Clerk
Columbusf Newspaperfwbrk
Jenera
Findl :gy
Findlay
Arlington
Arlington
Carey
Findlay
Findlay
Williamstown
R aws o I1
of 1956
Findlay"
Findlay
Arlington
Zanesville
Findlay
Fiwdlay '1.'
Findlay
Arlington
Arlington
Findlay
Farmer
Findlay College
kbs. H- F. Kelley
Draftee
Farmer
Quarry Worker
Mrs. Richard Rodabough
Hrs. Raymond Bond
Sohio Re taurtant
Farmer
Rays Bakery Trunk
Sugar Beet
Laborer
Mrs. Chas. La Uure
.At Home
At Home
Farmer
At Home
Farmer
Mrs. Harold Treece
Arlington Alumni List
Class of l9Z6
Name Street City
Ruth Oldham. Arlington
Junior Rogers, Arlington
Herbert Wilson R. R. Jenera
Mildred Wolford Forest
Thomas Mitchell R. R.fn Findlay
Leah Pepple R. RpHl Findlay
Carroll McMillan R. R. Milliamstown
Stanley Woodward Arlington
Vesta Rettig R. R. Williamstown
Harold Pifer 225 S. Kenillworth Ave. Lime
Treva Bame Columbus
Vera Arras
Arlington
Lima
Virginia Trackler 225 S. Kenillworth Ave.
Ruth Steinman
Elbert Tewcll
Paul King
Pauline King
Louis Orwick
Mable Longbrake
Virginia Wagner
Viola Richard
Lois Traucht
Marie Traucht
Ruth Businger
Elenora Selt
Glendora Solt
Maurice Ramsey
Dale Reigle
Minnie Long
Edson Park
Ardel Musgrave
Keith Myers
Marilyn Pepple
Nellie Price
Anna Rettig
Ruth Reamsnyder
Earl Pupright
Harry Snoltz
Harold Smith
Patty Smith
Martha Von Stein
Colene'Wagner
Warron'Weber
Duane Clingorman
Ray Essinger
Russel Smith
Robert Krout
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215 Garfield St
R. R.
3. R.
R. R.
R. 3.91
616 S. West St
R1 Rnldlil-
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Lni N. Cory st.
Ro
R. R.
2008 N. Main
R. R.7H.
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Arlington
Fi nd. L ay
Arlington
. Findl ay
St. Mary'
Bloomdele
WeshingtonPa
Arlington
Williamstown
Arlington
Rawson
Arlington
Arlington
Findlay
Findlay
Class of 1957
Arlington
Williamstown
Arlington
Findlay
Findlay
Toledo
Findlay
Arlington
Rnwson
Williamstown
Jonera
Findlay
Camp Shelby
Williamstonw
Findlay
Findlay
Occupation
H.I.Dally Home
Farmer
Home of Holtzmuller
At home
Ohio Oil Co.
Harshaman Latferty
Mrs. Richard Rose
Northwestern School
Mrs. Carlton Strouse
Mrs. Wrerett Smith
Mrs. Hareld Pifer
Mrs. Harold Rhinehart
HRKNOT
Well Driller
Mrs. Clavin Erret
Orwick Motor Sales
Mrs. Earl Brondeberry
.Mrs. Tom McKinney
Woolmmrth's
U'
At nomo
Hancock Co. Home
At Home
S. 5 S, Beauty Shop
S. 5 5. Beauty Shop
Ray's Bakery Truck
Mrs. Luther Gossman
B,G.S.U.
Cooper Tire
At home
Nurse at Robinhood Hospt.
Mrs. Orvsl Myers
Glcssner Medicine Co.
Milk Trucker
Ugse Navy
Fhrmer
O.S.U. Student
Mrs. Marvin Boehm
Ohio Oil Co.
Soldier
Deceased
Linco Station
Kroger Store
Restaurant
Arlington Alumni List
Class of l957
Name St ree" City
Florence Reigle
Richard'Davis
Arlene Clevengor R. R.f5
Mark Ray West 12th Street
Helen Jean Bauman
Hllwood Beach
Carl Bishop R. 12,245
Marlo Bishop R. RaHy
Vance Clevenger
Bina May Crossor
Grace Cronbaugh
Clayton Curtiss
Raymond Pifer
Alma Essinger
Robert Hindall
Donald Horton
Ruth Hosafros
Katie lnbody
Many K. Krout
Richard Line
Dimple Longbrako
Gail Griffith
Irena Beach
Ruth Ellen Orwick
Arthur Lanning
Ruth Roddick
Virginia Marquart
Ruth Cronbaugh
Lillian Hartman
Winifred Fhsig
Naomi Gob recht
Norma Pepplo
Harold Hartman
Irene Jones
Dorothy Beach
Betty Ghaster
Virginia Benson
Donavin Hartman
Leonard Long
Marjorie'Wilson
Rex Brinkman
Marion Treece
Eloise Launder
Orville Tewell-
Paul Baumgardner
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M16 S? Kings Highway
R. RJH-L
R. R- 7941
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72og- w. Hain cross st.
1 2.5. l ay
Arlington
Findlay
Coluebus
Arlizgton
Camp Shelby
Findlay
Findlay
Findlay
Ada
St. Louis Mo.
Findlay
Camp Shelby
Arlington
Arlington
Columbus
Arlington
Occupation
Findlay Hospital
Bus Driver
Ohio Oil Co.
0.S.U.Student
Mrs. Richard Davis
Soldier U
Trucker
Farmer
1hy'Bakery Truck
Ohio Northern U.
Nurses Training
Farming
Soldier
At Home
fFort Hayes,
Arlington Elevator
Mt. Blanchard Mrs. Don'Wheolor
Arlington
Findlay
Findlay
Class of l938
R. R.
R. 12. will
R. Rqfbl
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Arlington
Detroit Mich.
Arlington
arlington
Arlington
Dayt 9 ll
Il rl ington
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Williamstown
Williamstown
Arlington
Arlington
'Williamstown
lmxmon
Clevelnd
Jonera
Arlington
Findlay
Findlay
Arlington
Jenera
Miriam.Wilch South Main St. Argell Block Findlay
Mrs. Howard Glick
O.S.U.
Mrs.'Warren Krout
Cooper Tire Co.
Mrs. Chas. Oats
O.S.U.
At Home
Mrs. Wm.
At home
Cooper
At home
College of.Art.
Mm.Cms.Rmmn
Clerk at Kresge's
Farmer
Linoo Restaurant
Lt Home
J.C.Penny Co.
At Home
Farmer
McDanei1s
Athmm
larmer
Clerk of City Market
Hrs. Carter Shisler
-:it llolu O
O.S.U.StudCnt
Mrs. Robert Krout
MMM. ,.
Arlington Alumni List
Class of lQ59
Name Street City
Carson Davis Arlington
Glendale Armentrout Arlington
Lucia Greiser R.R.fl Jenera
Maurice Pepple Deceased
Keith Romick R.r:.-Nil, Findlay
Helen Bame Lima
Durea Clevenger R.li.7?5 Findlay
Neva mae Pifer Arlington
Miriam Ruth Glick Arlington
Jeanette Essinger Arlington
Phyllis Crist
Edward Bower
George Richard
A ff,
KnRr,T.i.
R.R.,?l
J
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Arlington
Arlington
Ralph Bibler R.R.fjili Findlay
Karl Elliott R.R.fl Williamstown
Ella Belle Musgrave 859 Liberty St. Findlay
Cora Benner Arlington
Della Benner
Ruth Wrssse
Esta Tewell
Ruth Oman
'ln
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RcR.cjf..
R.R.3Q'9l
Raws on
Arlington
Arlington
Jenero'
Jane Ellen Newman Findlay
Rosemary Castor Arlington
Glenn Corbin Arlington
Richard Corbin
Emery Reamsnyder
Dales Cummins
1209 We Nor
th St
Arlington
Arlington
Line, Ohio
Samuel Von Stein R.R.5lfl Jenera
Donald Re tti gg R . R .5241 Arif. nggt on
John Bi shop. R.fa.:54Ll Findl ay
Sylvia Van Sant College St. Findlay
Florence Smith Eagle St. Findlay
Ellen hitohell Isaly Store Findlay
Darl Hus ton R.R .fl Raws on
Woodrow Hartman R .. H3314 Fi ndl ay
George Smith
Katherine Williams
Robert Russel
Lucille Beach
Mildred Beach
Alice Bibler
Kathryn Brenner
Rosemary Ellis
Miriam Hannewald
Marie Hartman
Ruthmary Hartman
hanetta Horton
52h Grant
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Arlington
lington
Class of 122.10
Arlington
Ar l ingt on
Finoley
Findlay
Findlay
hilliarstown
hillianstown
Findlay
Arlington
Occupation
Gray Q White Poultry Co
Bluffton College
A.E.Dorsey Co.
Stno. Saelty Hhosale.
Findlay College
Dutch Boy Waitress
Farm Service Center
hrs. Hugh Rogers,Jr.
Dr. H.O.Crosby Office
Court House Findlay
Kirks Wholsale House
O.S.U.
Hrs. Russell Smith
Kum On Inn
At home
Kum On Inn
At home
At home
House Work
Bluffton Meter Works
U.S. Ammy
Farmer
Farmer
A. E. Dorsey
Findlay College
Mrs, Woodward
Mrs. Edwin Crozer
Farmer
F arme 1'
At home
At home
At home
At home
At home
At home
At home
Woolwcrth's
Dutch Boy
Name Street
Bernita Houdeshell
Betty Johnson
Marilyn Jones
Lena Richard
Colene Smith
Mary Thomas
Evelyn Wexler
Robert Eeme
Byron Bash
Marion Bishop
Richard Bishop
Walter Bishop
Bobby Brinkman
Arthur Clingermnn
Cornell Crosser
Dick Dorney
Lew Fritz
Robert Gossman
Billy Griffith
Charles Hook
Richard Innigor
Donald Jolliff
Luwerenoe Jolliff
Everett Kemerly-
Willard Kliesch
Junior Long
Harry Shrider
Clair Sampson
Hugo Smith
Donald Snyder
Mo ivin Steinman
Ralph Von Sickle
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Arlington At home
Williamstown At home
Arlington At home
Arlington At honw
Bluffton Meterwork
Arlington At home
Williamstown Farmer
Arlington Differiential
Jenera At home
Bowling Green
Jenerd At home
Arlington Rod M White Store
Arlington
Arlington
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Toledo
Jenera
nrlington
Arlington
Jenera
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Williamstown
Arlington
Findlay
Arlington
Bluffton
Findlay
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Findl oy
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Ohio Northern
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Findlay College
U.S.Navy
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