Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)
- Class of 1952
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1952
EXIIELSIIJH
l'u11li.s'lu'rl by
'l'Hli SIQNIORS
of
ARLINGTON H. S.
Alqillglllll, Ohio
THE EUUNIJATIUN
UE EIJUEATIUN I5
THE DESIRE TU
LEARN
FACULTY
CLASSES
SPUHTS.
MUSIC .
CLUBS .
DEHIIIATIUN
The class of '52' dedicates this year's Excelsior
to Earl G. Gobrecht, whose 45 years of faithful
service to the teaching profession are deeply
appreciated. "Mike," We really appreciate you
even though we did give you some anxious
inonients.
SIM,
.sgulaerinfenolenf
C. F. ROST
Defiance High School
Chicago University
Ohio State University
Defiance College, A.B.
MA
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L. ll. Bl BLER
Arlington High School
Bowling Green University
Ohio State University, B.S., M.A.
ARLINGTON FORD SALES
New 8. Used Cars
Complete Service--Phone 55
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Compliments of Your Chevrolet Deoler
CORBIN BROTHERS
Arlington, Ohio
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Arlington High School
Findlay College, A.B.
Kent State University, ILS.
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Coach, History and
Detnocrafv
RICA CASTOR
Arlington High Srhool
Bowling Green Slate University
Ohio Northern University
First Grade
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ICARL G. GOBRIEGI-l'l'
Arlinglon High Srlmnl
Ohio Northern University
Sixth Grade
M.XRlli FIRSDON
lllolllgonwrv High School
Bowling Green State University
Filth Grade
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THE ARLINGTON SODA GRILL
Fountain Service-Eats-Medicine
Seosonoble ltem's
Phone 2l4 Stella Bibler
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HULDA SGHLAACK
Arlinglon High School
Capital University. .-LB.
Ohio State University
Bowling Green State University
Latin, English
NAOMI SIMPSON
Finrllrn' High Srhool
Findlay College
Bowling Green State University
Second Grade
GW!-XNDOLYN WELLS
Arlinglon High Srlzool
Bowling Green State University
Ohio Northern University
Second Grade
FRIED MENGERT
Lucas High Srhool
Ohio State University. B.S.
Agriculture
MIRIAM LOU JONES
Dunkirk High School
Ohio Northern University
'l'hirtl Grade
ROBIQRT Mc:CI.R.-XRY
Copley High
Akron University
Bowling Green State Uni-
versity, B.S.
History. Coucll
l-ll.ll.XIHi'l'H KNIGHT
lfmzlmwfillf' High Srhoul
lxllllllll-4l1lC'OllS Business College 130113 g1qA.gqjH
Wilmington College. AJS.
flOIIllllCl'l'l1ll 'l'eztt'her yvmenhcl-g College, AB-
Chicago University
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AI'llI1g'f07l High Srlmol
English
DAVID ZOLI,
Tillin Cnlumlziun High Srhonl
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Bowling Green SIRIUS Univer- A,.li,,q.,,m High Sfluml
will Ili-'IQ ul Q Bowling Green Slate University
um hu ul Ohio Northern University
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Taylor University
Ohio Northern University
Fourth Grade
We Appreciate Your Patronage
HANCOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN.
South Main at Sandusky Findlay, Ohio
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Compliments of
HOCHSTETTLER AND SONS
Findlay, Ohio
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Crosser, Edith jolliff.
JANITUHS
'h Mr. and M rs. Edgar Nessler.
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BUS HHIVEHS
Top Row -- B011 Russell. Floyd
Clinger, Orlin IVe11er, Alllfilill
Ilazfis.
Bottom Row - Hugo Smifll, Calvin
Erret, Clement Smilh.
PLAIN VIEW FARM
Pocteurized Jersey Milk-Ice Cream ond Dairy Products
Phone 48f4 Jenero, Ohio
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Left to Right - Ruth Kmslm, Agnex
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Silling - Kenneth Kimmel.
KENNETH KIMMEL
"fl lnml gland fl'HlIIl'
in rrnrb nr frm,
Hc'll help fmlfl ilu'
lrnrl' ii firmly."
Honor Soticty I. -I1 Class Play
5. -IL Operetta 4. -I: Mixed Chorus
l, 2, lu, -I: Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3,
il: Basketball I, Z. 'ai Football I,
2, 5. -I: Cla'-x Offiter 5, -I: En-
semble I, 2, 4, rl: Latin I, 2:
Basketball Manager -I.
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RICHARD KNIGHT
"My mimi to me
im empire ix."
Band I, 2, 5, +I, Boys' Chorus
I, 2, 5, 43 Mixed Chorus l, 2,
S, -lg Honor Society 5, Al: County
Honor Society Officer fl: Latin
Club l, 21 Class Officer I, 5, 4:
Boys' Quartet 3. AI: Boys' Ensem-
hle Z, S, 41 Class Play 5, -I: H, S.
Opercrta 5, -lg Annual Staff 4.
VIRGINIA BEACH
"Her friendly Jmile.
Iver pfeliy rrnyx.
Hare gained ber friemlr
for all ber u'1xyJ."
Cheerleader 5, 4: Band I. 2, 5.
-11 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Girls'
Glee l, 2, 3, fl: Operetta 32
Senior Play 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, -Ig
Band Officer 3: Class Officer 2,
Ai: F.H.A. President 3, -11 Clarinet
Quartet 2, 3, -ll Clarinet Trio
I, 2: Girls' Ensemble -'ll Annual
Staff 4.
SHIRLEY COOK
"Her friends are fmfnr:
ber fner-are llvere mls?"
Band I. 2, 3, ll: Mixed Chorus
I. 2. 4. 4: Girls' Glec I. 2. S, AI:
Operetta 3. 'IL Latin Club Offiter
2, Latin Club I, 21 Cheerleader
5, -Ig Class Play '11 Annual Staff
,lg Class Officer 3, 4: Band OHL
cer l, 2, S, AI: Honor Society -I.
Compliments of
DAVIS POULTRY CO.
Arlington, Ohio Phone lO2
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WILLIAM ACK ERMAN "Chico"
"All play and no work make:
Willy 4 play-boy."
Band 2. 5. 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Foot-
ball I: Senior Play 4: Operetta 3:
Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys'
Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Boys' Ensemble
2, 5. 4: Annual Staff 4: Dance Band 4.
F.H.A. I
is! 4.
JAMES BRUBAKER
"My wife :hall not rule me."
Akron Ellet 1, 2: Football 3. 4: fQM cmugygpp
Basketball 3. 4.
Football I. 2. 5. 42 Boys' Glee 1. 2.
3. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys'
Ensemble 3. 4: Boys' iguartet 4, Op-
eretta 3, 4: Annual tal? 4: Class
Play 4.
JO ANN CLINGER
Wil ?"f1"'i1.?' 25.93635 i"S1"5
I2. 3? 4: -Anhual 'stair JUNE CRAMER
Opcretta 3. 4.
Maiorette 1. 2: Mixed Chorus l. 2.
3. 4: Girls' Glee I, 2. 3. 4: F.H.A.
2, 3, 4: F.H.A. Officer 3: Annual
Staff 4: F.F.A. Play 3: Operetta 3. 4:
Ensemble 4.
JAMES ESSINGER
Football 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4:
Boys' Chorus l, 2, 4: Annual Staff TED ESSINGEK
4: Agric. l.
Agriculture 1. 2. 3. 4.
RAYMOND D. FINK
2A31inuak1SgI'f1 4:4Agigculg1reCll: Boys'
ec u , : ixe 4:
Honog Society 3, 4: Footbalclmgian- REMA PINK
ager .
F.H.A. 2: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Girls'
Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus
3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Operetta
3. 4: Latin Club 3. 4: Class Officer
3: Annual Staff 4: Class Play 4:
Clarinet Quartet 4.
MARY LOUISE BOWER
. 2. 3. 4, F.H.A. 3. 4.
Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 5. 4: Girls' Glee
Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff typ-
Compliments of
DALLY FUNERAL HOME
Arlington, Ohio
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MARY LOU FULLERTON
"Her pfellj' red hair
und bunny brown eyer,
For one :hell be mrh
u fnfrrldiref'
lil-l.A. 1. 2, 3, 4g F.H.A. Officer
l. 2. 4: Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4:
Senior Play 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2,
3, 4, O eretta 3. 4: Class Officer 1:
Annual 'Staff 4: Girls' Ensemble 4.
SHIRLEY GILLESPIE
"Thu girl ir a rery t'ler'er one,
Lolm pep and Iona lun."
l.atin Club l, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4,
Honor Society 3, 43 Annual Stall 4,
Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Mixed
Chorus l. 2. 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4,
Cheerleader 2, 3: Operctta 3, 4, Clar-
incE Quartet 2, 3. 4, Clarinet Trio
SHIRLEY GRIMES
"She thrill lmre mnsir'
wherever Jbe gow."
Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensc-n'b'c 2,
43 Cheerleader 2, 3: Girls' Glce Club
1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4,
Class Play 3. 43 Operetta 3, 41 Honor
Society 3. 4, Latin Club 1, 23 Latin
Club Officer 2g Class Officer 1, 2, 33
Annual Staff 4.
RUTH ELLEN HINDALL
"Clever, muderl, full of ffm,
Thru nmny lriendr :bc har won,"
F.H.A. 1. 2. 3, 41 F.H.A. Officer 4,
Girls' Glee Club 1.
DAVID L. LEITER
"II"lJen duly and pleamre LIJJIQ,
Lel duly go IH rmarbf'
Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball lg
Annual Stall 4.
DOROTHY GARWOOD
"She iJ gentlevfhel ir shy.
Bn! there rx mucbfef in ber eye."
Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3. 4:
Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Clarinet
Quartet 2, 3, 41 Latin Club 1, 23
Girls' Ensemble 45 Operetta 3.
BARBARA GREENE
"She ir u maid of urlleu gram,
Qurel of fforre and rweel of fare."
Mt. Blanchard 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club
31 Mixed Chorus 3: Cheerleader 4:
Class Play 4g Operetta 3. Wirhdrawn.
CHARLES HINDALL
"Lore if lhe greater! of erl'umlorJ."
Band 1. 2: Boys' Glee Club 2: Foot-
ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 4.
JOHN HOUSER
"lf brillianry and wit ever
bring one fame.
Among the greal will
be lair name."
Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1. 21
Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Bas-
ketball l: Honor Society 3, 43 Honor
Society Officer 4, Class Officer 1, 23
Boys' Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Boys' Quar-
tet 3, 41 Operetta 3, 43 Class Play
3. 4, Annual Staff 4: Clarinet Trio.
GENE E. LINE
"He ullendr lo hir bruineu.
and waxler hu lame,"
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2.
3, 4: F.F.A. 1. 2, 3. 4: Boys' Glee
Club 1, 2, 31 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,
Class Officer 1, Annual Staff 41 F.F.A.
Officer 3, 43 Senior Play 4, F.F.A.
Play 3: Operetta 3, 4.
RED AND WHITE STORE
Dry Goods-Notions-Groceries
Fresh Meats-Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Phone 6 Frozen Foods Arlington, Ohio
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GENE MARQUART
"Without big wordr, bow could
many people my Jmull thing!"
Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2:
guys' glhorus 2, 5, -I: Mixed Chorus
BOB RIEGLE
"To be tough it to be happy."
Football I, 2, 5, 41 F.F.A. l, 2, 3,
-lg Boys' Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus
I, 2, Basketbill 1, 2. 3.
SI-IEILA STEIMAN
"Tir true the ii marsh 1'Nt'l,'lI!'d.
to nl and that with all rrmnkmrlf'
Band 2. 5, 41 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 5,
-I: Girls' Glee Club 1. 2, 5. 41 Phy.
lid. 51 F.F.A. Play 5, F.H.A. 2, 5, -I1
F.H.A. offiuer 5, -tg Band officer -I:
Annual Staff -Ig Operetta 5, 4.
MAnrHA voLu1ArH
"Hapgy-go-lurky il Lmky
goes er wuyf'
F.l'l.A. l, 2. 5, 41 Band I, 2, 5, -Ig
Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, -I: Mxed
Chorus I. 3. 4: Honor Society 3, -I:
Clarinet Viluarter 2, 3, -1: Annual
Staff -8: C ass Play 5. 4.
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DONALD H. WEBER "Harry"
"Newer trouble yourrell with
truuble until trouble trouble:
you."
F.F.A. l: Latin Club 31 Mixed Chorus
l, 2. 3. -I1 Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 5,
4: Operetta 3.
J IM MYERS
"Rest today for tomorrow-
ynu may have tnworkf'
F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 41 F.F.A. Officer 3:
Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus
I, 2.35: Football 1, 41 Football Man-
:.ger . .
BERNICE RODBAUGH
"Softly her hngerr wander over
the delifute key! of ivory."
Latin Club l, 23 Girls' Glee Club
1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43
Band 3. 43 Maiorette 4g F.F.A. Play
5: Physical Education 5. 4: Annual
Staff -Ig Operetta 3, 4: Ensemble 4.
GENE TREECE
"He attends to bit buiirien.
und ufuxtei bir time."
Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2,
5, 41 Basketball lg Boys' Chorus I, 2,
3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, F.F.A. Play
53 F.F.A. officer 5: Boys' Ensemble 2.
GERALDINE WALTERS
"Five loot Iwo eye: ol blue,
A Sue City Sue of '52."
Band 2, 3. 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 41 Girls'
Glee Club l, 2, 5, 4: Mixed Chorus
l, 2, 3, 4: Annual Stall 45 Operetta
5, 4.
JI.
ROBERT WOODRUFF "Woodyf'f
"HH spirit: are like a geyrer-
alwayr bubbling offer."
Foorbxlll 2 s 4 Basket ll 1 by '
. . .. L ba . 2.
3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Officer
3, -I: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Boys'
Glee l. 2. 3, 4: Class Officer l, 2,
Class Play 5, 43 Annual Staff 45 Op-
eretta 5. AI.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
Findlay Office--201 M. Crawford Street Phone 442
Mt. Blonchord Office-South Main Street Phone IO9
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llaxni' IR-plilv: Xann llaniv. Iincrly llililcr. SHZOND ROXY: ilolcnc liilrlci. Klan .lsnw Ikoclnn. llllkll ROXY:
Killa lllianilwilin, Donna llronliangli, llorolln K-livk, l,von 1-ownan. Nlaiilxn llnnlcr, Carl Oinan, Hill llonmlv-
Jn-ll. l'liilIip llogi-iw. ,lim Slilltf, Don Walla-i'inii'c. .Xlxin lfi-Ilur. lfOl'RI'll ROW: liilccm- Sclnnvlil. l.vonai4l
K-iolioxkv. Nlrlxin llarwx. I-iilcnc l'ili-r. kloc l,oniS SlllZl1ll,.ll'l'l'X Sllllll, Xnn Sinilli. .Xi'ilc'n Woods.
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llL'.lNllll'l', 'laniu' Kinnnrl: l'liylIiw .xKlxl'I'Ill1lIl, ,Xllcn .Klgnx SECOND RUXV: Xnmlrn .Ki'i'ingIon. .laik llaluoik,
lllllill ROW: Nlanw Xnn licxuli. Ronald licacli. Nann .Xnn llnllu, llarlwara Cook, lolin Ifalil. Yixian lfi'u-ml.
Xlnilxn lllnmllll Xlllllll llonilnlnll IMI ll
ii onscr. Marina Roinirk. lf0l'R'llH ROW:'Rimliaril Wollonl. Nann
Xlikinln, lloli Nlwiw. Xrlcm' I'ilvr. XYaync Rc-ioliln. Mary Scliallvr, l-Qlalon Slllllll.
FINDLAY COLLEGE
A College that likes Arlington Grcids
Findlay, Ohio
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'l'OI' ROW: Prcsimlcnl, Bill Mgc: VIUS-I,l'L'SIlICIll. -ICZIIIIIIIIC HZIYIIIIIIIII Secretary, Nlairllizi Urccnc: 'I'i'c:isul'ci
Silly King: Carol .Xl'lIIl'lllliOlIl. jim .Xrring'lmi. SIQCZOND ROW: jerry Iiunglc, Cami Bishu x. THIRD ROW: -II
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II in. Ri1'Il:il'cI Ilowmzln, Dmmlcl IIIICSS, Marlciic IIIISIIIKCY. Lcslvr lllialinlusrlin, Boll llrnsscr, Iiilccn Ifcllcr, Rolxn-rl
Inik, Phyllis C-:u'wnn.I. Sliirlcy Knlismi. IOIIRI H ROXV: Duvul Gillespie. NOYIIIIIII Iinrwy, .ISIIIICC HiniI:1lI. Ru
In lIimI:1II. IIau'Iun':i Himlull, .lorry hloIiII'. Donnie l.ziRoc'Iic. Harold INI1llAllll2lI'l, IIill'IIZll'2I INIcrcvi'. 1.4-Inn I'iI'cr
IlI"I'H ROW: Mzirllizi Raiusrli. l':iuI Rc-ichlcy. Marry june Rciglc, Carol Rciglc, Susanna: Rclligx Ilurnld Seek. limi
ll1I Smith. Nuiicy Smith. SIXIII ROW: Marial INIzn'quzn'l, Ruth IVIIIICTIIIITC, Robert Wells.
THE OHIO OIL COMPANY
Refiners cmd Marketers
Marathon Gasoline 81 Motor Oil
Findlay, Ohio
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'Ol' ROXY: Bill .Xrrinpjtmi. james Bamc, Larry Beach. Nancy Bisl1op,jancl Butte, Virgil liotncr, Nc-il Davis.
llohhy I-Issingcr. .lanicc Flida. SECOND ROW: juan Foltz, Rosalyn Gossman, Rohcrl Gricscr, Sonja .hm Grin-ser.
Gi-urgu lirulmskc. Alcan Ilarlinan, Kay Wagncr, 'lionnny Kmskc, Carol Marqnarl, Klarlcnc Ncwlon. 'IIIIRII ROW:
Diana Patton, limlna R4-iclilcy, Rita Sc'hal'cr. Wayne Sink. Nlarilyn Sinilh. Paul Smith. Ruth ,Xnn Slnilh. Nlaynaril
Sn-ininan. Carol .Inn 'l'ram'ln.
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l'Ol' ROW:Nlary .Xnn Alcxanrlcr. Larry llaircl. Narnia -lcan Bcarli. Mary -Ianc Bishop. Ilrcnzla llownian,
llarolil Iiuwcr. Ronald liranncllcr. Gem- Butler, jerry IIIISIIIQCY, Marlene Kllingcr, Carol Iirrctl. SI-ICIONID ROW:
Kcnnclh Fink, Richard Ifink, It-wis Frantz. Sally Grimes. Catharine Harlinan. jnclilh Hartman. john llinilall.
Yiia Sin- Ilinilall. Gary lluiulcsln-ll. IICIIV Inn Kilrhcn. THIRD ROW: Rulh .Xnn Rlnls. Ionnny Long. Clnnnic
Nlillvr. I.i'annc l'ilcr. :lam-I Srliolll. Cliarlollv Smith. Phyllis Stahl, Dorolliy XYIIIICYIIIIIAC. -IZIIICI Wairil. lluanc War-
ncr, liarhara Waxlcr l1Ol'R I H ROW: Leila Wollonl, I.arry XVomlwaril, Rayinunil Bower.
A Good Bank in a Good Town THE REPUBLICAN COURIER
THE FARMERS 81 MERCHANTS BANK CO. Radio Station W.F.l.N.
Arlington, Ohio Findlay, Ohio
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SIXTH SHADE
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'l'OI' ROW: Bohln' .Xrringlon. Brcinlzi llllllL'l'lSl'lll'l'
l.2ll'I'y lgl'lllliIllilll. jerry Brnliaikcr. jucly llriilmkciy Myrna
. llizlnc Ilczlcli, Sue llczlglv, julia llislinp. Shirley Brown
llusingcr. SECOND ROXV: Hzlrulcl Bullc. Danny Chinn
wrlin, Ann Fink, lliunzi lfrzinlz. Glenn Gibson. Virginia Greene, lingcnc Gricscr, Kay Hilfllllilll. Phyllis llouilc
slicll, Rhea llczin Kiinnicl. THIRD ROW: jerry Lzillcrly
Xnnzi Rcirlilcy. l.:irry Ric-glc. R0l!Cl'l Ricglc. Roy Rivglc.
Solt, Larry Slcininsin. jainirc XVzig'ncr. Rnlli .Xnn Walters.
lizirhzirzi Mzirqnairl, Sznnlru lhl1lI'llll2ll'l. Runmly Porter
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Nnrinnn Rcllig. Ccfilizi Skcctcrs. I-'OUR Ill ROV:
l,uris Xllslrcl. QIOYCC XVils0n, liclclic XYisncr.
FIFTH GRADE
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'l'Ol' ROW: Carrol .Xckm-rinain, lilziinc llznnc, lmnniy llimllnrk. 'llinnny Bates. Carolyn Buclnn. Larry llrzni
ncllcr. Maury Branincllcr. Hmncr Klhznnlmcrlin, john Cole. Alcan Clronlmngli. SECOND ROW: .Indy Crosscr, Larry Daly
jmin lissingcr. Gcrznlml Glick. Cclcslzi Guinn. Dziviml liilfllllllll. Paul H2ll'llll1lIl, jack jollill. llucl Laillcrly. Larry
Oman, l,in1l:i Rcltig. THIRD ROW: .Xrlcn Rilcr. Slcvc Sink. Bcvcrlv Smilli, lcrrv Sinilli. K2llllCI'lllC Sinilh
Mike Sniith. Mzirv If-:ni Spziclh, Rolicrl Sparks. Rolicrtn Sparks, ,Xrvilla Dcilrick. Deanna Warner, VL-ru Jczln
Wilson, Lconlinc Wise, limlmlic Wnmlwzml.
SMITH'S CLOVER FARM Compliments of
Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Meats JOHN J. SOLT
Frozen Foods Arlington, Ohio
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'l'OI' ROW: Marilyn Bame, jumly Bates, Nancy Baughmans, W'ilIiam Bishop, joe Brinkman, Mary Lou Davis.
Jerome Click. I-'reclmly Gonzales. David Creen. Keith Houdeshell. SECOND ROW: .inn jameson, David jollill.
Diane Knight, Betty Kroul, Phyllis Lallerty, Billy Leymaster, Sharon Loach, Ben Boh Mitchell, Eugene Musgrave.
Mary Alive Nesler. 'l'HlRD ROW: Roherl Roof, jan Rossman, Diana Turnhell, Lee lVallacc, Keilh jolill. Billy
llame. jo .lim Beagle. Nan Bishop, Sandra Crates, .inn Dally. FOURTH ROW: Bohhy Decker. Margaret Decker.
john lirrell. jluly Carlinger, Sandra Cossman. Nella Greene, jurlith Crieser, Karen Hosalros, Carol lnhocly, Sally
l.a Rocke. FII-"l'H ROW: Gerry Mann, .Xrlene Marquarl, Dick Mercer, Lynn Orwick. Lilea Pifer, Susan Reinking.
Sharon Ricliarcl, lan lreece. Marlene Van Cleve, Marie Waltermire, Susan Wisner. .XBSEN'I': Rachel Kimmel, Neil
Bushong, Buddy Steinman.
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FARM BUREAU INSURANCE H. K. TREECE, M. D.
General Liability, Auto, Fire, Life E. R. BURSON, M. D.
Phone 45 Arlington, Ohio Arlington, Ohio
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'l'Ol' ROW: Rosellh Horton, Sally Inbody, Sharon Reichley, Janet Musgrave, Rosemary Bishop, Mary
Chamberlain, Betty Riegle, Bonnie Decker. SECOND ROW: Edgar Patton, Eugene Woods, jerry Crohoske, Michael
Bishop, Frank joliil, Alan Wolford, Edward Riegle, Richard Lee Smith. THIRD ROW: Howard Skcctcrs, Stephen
Riter. jimmy Sparks, jimmy Johnson, Carol Rettig. George Loach, Barbara Baderstscher, Jack Glick. FOURTH
ROW: Diane Rettig, Larry Crates, joe Wagner, Margaret Hartman, Becky Long, Connie Bowers, Joyce Kimberly,
Connie Lou Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Connie Di Onne, Sue Solomon, David Smith, Bobby Sink, Fred Smith, Norris
Beach, Dennis Day, Sharon Businger. SIXTH ROW: David Riegle, Ted Mitchell, Paul Dean Wells, Linda Foltz,
David Davis, Kathy Solt, Diane Brauneller. ABSENT: Colleen Deilrick, Wallace Spurlock, Thomas Deahl.
LElTER'S MARKET BLUE'S DAUGHTER
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l'OI' ROW: MZITYCIIZI .Xri'inglon. llriun llilmlcr. l.2ll'l'f' Bihlcr, Russell llraium-llvr. Paul Clhannln-rlin. -loc lilci-
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llolmln Nlikinlvy. 'I'lllRlJ ROW: Slcphcn ixlClIgl'l'. Ruth .Xnn Ncsslcr. lllziriziinic I'ilcr. l.ois l'owcIl. lcrzisai I'riu'.
llcwrly Rciglc. ulzuncs Rolxcrls, -loc Roinick. .loycc Rossinun. llzirry louslcy. lfOl'R'l'll ROW: -laincl 'l'i'ccu'. .Iain
Xlain llrcccc. l.inclzi Wzirncr, l'zilric'iz1 Wells. llc-xlcr XVilson, Marvin Wilson, Maury Pclcrinzin. Philip Ycrinillion.
liairvn llisliop. ,XllSl'IN'l': Carolyn Hnrlinun. Wayne Hllfllllllll, llclcn Smilli, Dzilc Dcilrick.
FIRST SHADE
'l'Ol' ROW: .llnizi Klomzilcz, -Innc Gillespie, Duviml Powell. Cilllly Sink. llolilmy Rlilfllllilfl, .Xnn Long. Nlimlizicl
llcmlcr. llolmhy Kiliznnlmcrlin. Wzillcr Slllllll. jim Schultz. SICCIOND ROW: 'loininy Mvrccr. l.ois .Xnn Wilson. ,lain
KCllllll'l'lT, Mzirisinnc Karin, livcrcll Rciglc, Ronnie XVollor1l. -lzmcl jollill, -Iinnny Su-ininzin. Mary lillcn lonslcy,
Charles llz1rlnmn.'l'lllRll ROW: Billy Bainic. Naomi Guinn. llzirlxzirzi Bczml, Mary Lcc Rizlizircl. Dziviml l.zillcrly.
lilziin Slllllll, Klliairlvs llrzilcs. Mary lJiOnnc. CLrcIclicn Xl'ilson, .Klan Mdlillcn. -loc Bishop.
Compliments of ARLINGTON HARDWARE 8. ELECTRIC
THE JOHN STEINMAN LUMBER CO. LEE H. GILLESPIE
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Arlington High School opened its '5I lootball campaign in the Findlay Preview where they
lought Ada High School to a scoreless tie 0-0.
'l'he next week the young Red Devils played North Baltimore on our own gridiron. It was then
that Arlington's fabulous win streak was broken at L15 gatnes without a defeat. Score - North Iialti-
more 7 - Arlington ti.
On the following Friday night the Van Iiuren team came to Arlington lor the league opener.
Arlington led Ill-I-l alter a rugged lirst hall, but when the linal gun went oil, the score was FH-lil in
lavor ol' Arlington.
Ifor our next gatne we traveled to McComb, where we inet one ol' the powerhouses ol' the leagtte.
Arlington led 7-ti at halltitne: but the McComb boys went ahead I3-7 in the third quarter. It was in
the last quarter that Arlington covered a AIcContb luntble in the end-lone lor the tieing touchdown.
'I'he final score was Arlington I3 - lNlcCo1nb ISS.
The lollowing week the Red Devils inet a lavored Arcadia eleven on the Arlington gridiron, Init
the tztstbtmpawittg Red Devils rolled over the visitors 27-0.
A week later Coach Castor and his crew traveled to Liberty and tronnced the inexperienced liagles
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On October I8 Arlington traveled to Cory-Rawson to play what proved to be the game ol' the
year lor the Red Devils, since the championship was at stake lor both teatns. Arlington, getting oll' to
a slow start in the lirst quarter, cante back in the second quarter to score ti points, and stay ahead for a
hall'-tiine score ol' ti-Il. Cory4Rawson, boasting the best offense in the county, cattle out in the third
quarter and scored a touchdown hy way ol' an Arlington luntble on the Red Devil 25-yard line to
take the lead ol' 7-ti at the ettd ol' three quarters. But it was late in the lourth quarter that Arlington
exploded with their new spread lortnation. The Red Devils marched 60 yards down the held, and the
Hornets were ballled when the Castorians crossed the goal line lor the gatne-winning touchdown. Iiinal
score Arlington I8 H Cory-Ravvson 7.
'I'he lollowing week Vanlue opposed the chantpionship bound Red Devils and again Arlington
came Olll on top to win 26-0.
Alt. Iilanchard invaded the Castor-coached Red Devils in the lollowing week but to no avail.
Arlington catne out on top hy a score ol' F59-0 to clinch Arlington's sixth consecutive championship.
Again we give much credit to Coach Castor for his splendid work in bringing the young' and in-
experienced Red Devils to their fith straight championship.
IOI' ROW: Mgr. I'hiIIip Rogers. Bill Alge, Bob NVeIls. Ilob Crosser, David Cillespie. Don SIIIIIII, Harold Mar-
quart. l.eIand I'il'er. Bob Ifink, Raymond lfink, Mgr. SICCOND ROW: Wayne Reichley. john I-'ahI. Bob Houser. Art Ilon-
tleshell. -lack Babcock, Donald Buess. Paul Reichlev, Iildon Sznilh, llarold Seek, Norman Harxey. Dick IIOWIIIZIII. 'I'llIRD
ROW: .junior Crohoske. jerry Stahl. Leon Cossnian. Ceraltl Inbody, Carl Otnan, Wayne I'eppIe. 'lim Staley. I'ete Wal-
terniire. joe Schaal. Hob Myers. IOURIH ROW: Assistant Coach, Robert lNIcClary1 Kenneth Kimmel. Cene 'l'reece.
Charles Hindall. 'l'otn Christoll. -lint Brubaker, Bob Reigle, Cene Line, David Leiter. Bob Wootlrttll, -lim Myers,
ft 'ich II'trold Castor.
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'I'OI' ROW: Kenny Kimmel. Charles Ilinilall. Roherl Houser, james Slalev. Carl Oman. Don IY1lIIl'l'lIIII4l?,
Imldon Smith. Mr. Mctlary. IIOI IOM ROW: Gene Line. jerry Stahl, Arthur Iloudeshell, james lhiilnalter. Wayne
I'epple. Gerald Iulmodv.
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'l'he Arlington Red Devils opened the lil5l-52 haskethall season with a rousing victory ovel
Lykens ol' Clrawlord County, till to 27.
The next week the Red Devils walloped .Xrcadia 75 to 37 in their Iirst league contest.
The lollowiug' week Liherty lell helore the .-Xrlington onslaught Tl to -ll.
A tough Dunkirk squad gave the Red Devils a scare before howinp 67 to 55.
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ton players lost on louls.
llack in the winning road again, the Red Devils pounded the Mt. Illanchard Hurricanes 80 to 52
alter trailing Ill to I2 at the llrst quarter.
Once heaten Alackson-l.ilmerty, from Seneca County, was the next Arlington victim 62 to -lil.
Iiad weather caused the next two games to he postponed. The cold, however, lailed to cool the
Red Devils off. as they knocked Nlcflomh out ol' a Iirst place tie hy the score ol' 535 to Alll.
'I'he lollowing' night the undeleated Iforest Rangers eased hy the Red Devils 58 to 52 tagging them
with their second loss ol' the campaign.
Ihe .Xrcadia Redluen were the next .Xrlin-fton victims, alter leading luv only one Joint at hall'-
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'l'hey next night whipped a soy'homore-studded Liberty team 157 to ill.
'I'he following' Nloudav the Red Devils knocked Cory-Rawson into third place, flfl to 29, alter
trailing' lor the Iirst three quarters.
On Friday night the Red Devils treked to Vanlue lor a return engagement with the potent IVild4
rats, and alter leading all the way, stood oil' a last ditch rally to come home victorious '15 to -l l. to take
over sole ownership ol' first place.
Compliments of
DICKEN'S STUDIO
Photographers for Arlington High
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' the "Little liightn loop, znul rztise their sezison's reeorcl to I2 wins :nul - .sts.
' ' ' ' A he Retl Devils again engzigetl the Knights. this tinur on the .Xrlington
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ln their lirst tourney Sl2Il'l the Retl Devils set it new llznuoek County 'llUlllillillllt'lll reeortl hy
roniuing Liberty, 82 to till.
the Real Devils threw the tough CIory'Rztwson Hornets, the teznn who, :along
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Vainlne XViltlt'atts, the regnlzn' seatson Clhznnps, hy fiiteen points. The e ..
lor three qnnrters, went zihezul in the lust period to COIIIC honie with .Xrlington's iirst 'l'otn'ney . 1 -
' ' he seore ol' 'iii to -ll.
' " " the Rell Devils tlrew the Nlehnore Trojztns who
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n their Sl'L'OIlll gznne :tt 'l'ill'in the Retl Devils tlrew the l,tu'zisCl ' 1 .
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powerlul "C1nhs"5l to -ill.
' ' 1 Retl Devils were eliniinutetl hy Syeznnore in the semi-linzils 58 to A10 its they lnt
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Hancock County Auto 1600 Lima Ave. Now In Our Second
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OND ROW: Martha Rauwrh, liileeu Sclunehl. Nancy Butte, Marlene 'l'raucht. Norma jean Rettig. Kathleen Smith,
It-anine Hartman. llarliara Cook, Lucille Stahl, liileen Feller, Danna Cronlmaugh. Phylles Kiarwootl. Janice Hiuclall, Mary
Xnn Beach, Sally King, Ruth Walterinire, llarlmara Hintlall. Carol Reigle. THIRD ROW: liilenc l'il'er, Bernice Rotlaliaugh.
Nancy lizune. Mary I.ou Fullerton, Mary Louise Bower, Phyllis Ackerman, Dorothy Ciarwootl. Marlene Businger, Mary
owe lioelun. Marilyn Hunter, une Kiranier, Shirley Cook. Shirley Grimes. Virginia Beach. janel Frantz. Marilyn Hintlall.
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This year the club has sung at lNlc'CIoinb, Ohio on March lil and are going to attcntl the District
contest held at ,Kala on Marrh 5. This line group under the tlireftion ol' David Zoll is ZlCCOlllIJ2lI1lCll by
Dorothy Uarwootl.
Findlay, Ohio
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lev Grimes. Virginia lleacli, Mary Lou Fullerton.
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ilOllSL'l'. .Xrlliur ilOlllil'SilL'ii. luiii fiill'iSlOii', .Xllzni Xlgc, .lim .xl'l'illglOlI. 'l'lllRll ROW: William .X4'kt-riiizni, Rmizilil
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BUYS'GLEE CLUB
,X lim' group ol' Iioys coinpost-tl ol' 235 voices lizivc zitlclcd mufli to our music' clcpzirtiiicnl uiimlcr thc
czipaililv clircclion ol Nlr. Ilziricl lull. llic mcinlicrs ol' Llic club have zippivriailccl Lliv work ol' their
ll'C'OllllJlllliSl, Miss Sliirlcy Griim-s. 'l'l1c cuniliinccl lioys' :intl girls' glcc vluli :irc pi':ic'lic'iiig lor an spring
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Crushed Stone ond R. C. Wineland Watch Shop
Bert General Store Agricultural Lime Complete Clock ond Watch
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liam Ackerman. SECOND ROW: liilene l'il'er, Audrey Arrington, Mary Ann Schaller, Mama Romick, Nancy McKinley.
Nancy Smith, Shirley Gillespie, Ann Smith. Rema Fink, Martha Vollrath, Geraldine Walters. 'l'HlRD ROWVZ Bernice
Rotlabangh, liileeu Sclnnehl, Nancy Butte, Marlene 'I'raucht, Norma jean Rettig, Barbara Cook, Lucille Stahl, Marilyn
Hunter. Donna Cronbough. Phyllis Garwood, Mary Ann Beach. Marilyn Hindall, Beverly Bibler. Sheila Steinman. janel
Frantz. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Bame, Mary Lou Fullerton. Mary Louise Bower, Phyllis Ackerman. Dorothy Garwood.
Mary joyce Boelnn, june Cramer, Shirley Cook, Shirley Grimes, Virginia Beach, .Xllen Alge, David Gillespie, Kenneth
Kimmel. FIFTH ROXVZ Norman Harvey, john Fahl, lilclon Smith, john Houser, Bob Houser. Arthur Houdeshell. 'l'om
Christoll. Ronald Beach, Richard H'oll'orcl, Donald NVeber. Robert X'N'ooclrull'. .XBSICNT XVHEN l'lCl l'Rli XVXS 'l'.XKliN:
l-Iugene Marquart.
MIXED IIHIJH 5
The mixed chorus under the direction ol' Mr. David Zoll has 58 members. lVith Shirley Cook
as accompanist, this group has had a very interesting year working toward achievement ol' a high rating
in the District contest at Ada. Several ol' this group had the pleasure ol' singing in the County Fes-
tival held at Mt. Cory-Rawson on january 26.
The officers elected this year follow: President, Tom Christoll: Vice Prcsiclent, Darwin Wilson:
Librarian, Lucille Stahl, Secretary, Shirley Cook.
Country Market
Findlay Hardware Groceries, Meat, General The M. D. Neff Lumber Co
220 South Main Street Merchandise Main St. 81 Nickel Plate RR.
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Unee again the .X. H. S. Band macle its valnahle contribution to the loothall season by providing
exeellent pre-game anal hall'-time displays ol' formation and marching. ln atltlition to being a line
inarehing hantl, the mnsieal group also tlemonstratecl its ability as a eoneert hantl hy giving a eoneert
in the sehool auditorium on lfehrnary flrtl nntler the tlireetion ol' Mr. David Zoll, our new instructor.
'l'his year we participated in the annual mttsieal lestival helcl at Cory-Rawson High Sehool .lanuary
Qtith nntler the clireetion ol' Mr. XV. Oscar -lones ol' Findlay High School and Mr, Clarence YV. Ussen-
heimer ol' lleitlelherg College in 'l'ill'in.
The eoneert hantl will enter the N. ll. tlistriet eontest to he heltl at .Xtla, .Xpril 5, anal the soloists
are preparing to enter the clistriet atttlitions heltl at Lima.
The ollieers eleetetl this year are: Presiclent, llohn Houser: Vice Presitlent, Rirhartl Knight: Secre-
tary, Shirley Cook: l.ihrarian, Sheila Steinman.
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I-'IRSIA Rflxvi .ltnly llartntan. Phyllis lloiltlesliell. Bernice Roilahangh. Rolmerta Hinilall, SICCOND ROW? Shirley
tlrimes. lanel l'il'2lllll. Daiitl Gillespie, ,lim Smith, john lfahl, Sheila Steinman. john tlrosser, Marlene lranelit, William
.Xekerin:in. llarliara Cook, tlarol Xrkerinan, liill .Xlge. llllRll ROW: jerry Beach, Kathleen Smith, Reina lfink, lNlartha
Yollralh. Carol Xnn lranthl. .lohn llonser. Nlary .loree Boehm, Dorothy Ciarwooil, Virginia lleaeh. Shirley Cook, Shirley
t-illespie. Nami Smith, Sonia tirieser. Rita Sehaler. june Ciramer. Marilyn Hintlall. l"OllR'lill ROW: jerry lleagle, Nor-
ma 'lean Rettig, l-Iileen lfeller. Phyllis tiarwooil. .Xllen Xlge. .Xrthnr Hontleshell. Bolm Houser, Sallx King, Don XV2llll'l"
mire. .leanine llarlman. lingene Klarqnart. I-'ll-'l'll ROW: llnane Warner. liltlon Smith, l.neille Stahl, Rieharrl Knight,
Phyllis .Xilsernian, Donna Clronlwangli, tieraliline Walters. ,XISSI-lN'l: Yirgil Clotner.
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lhis newly Ul'gLlllllL'll group is planning
to make pnlilit appearames next tear. llie
elexen nientlrers are tliteeteil In llatitl loll.
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Poultry, Feeds, and Supplies Dinners ond Short Orders 326 West Mciin Cross Street
Phone 38 Arlington, Ohio Fountoin Service Findlay, Ohio
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Marilyn llindull. Carrol Reigle, Shirley Clihson, Ruth lillen Hindnll. Sl-ICIONIJ ROW: Miss Miller. Arlene l'il'er, Mary .Xnn
Schziller. Ruth xvZlllCl'lllll'C. Lucille Sltllll, Marlene llusinger. Mary Ann Bezuli, Qlillllfll lilindzill. B2ll'll2ll'il Hindzill. Norlnzi
jenn Rellig. THIRD ROW: june Klrzuner, Donna fillbllllllllgil, Sheila Steinman. liileen l'il'er, Virginian llezicli. Mary l,ou
lfullerlou. Maury Louise liowers, Nlairthu Yollrulh.
The Arlington l".H..X. Chapter ol l!l5l-i952 organized in September electing the following offi-
eers: President, Virginian lleueh: Vice-l'resident, Eileen Pifer1 Secretary, Sheila Steinman: 'l'rezisurer,
Mary Lou Fullerton: Reporter, Mary Louise Bower: Recreation Chuirmzin, Ruth lillen Hindull. Miss
.lezin Miller is the advisor ol' the Chapter, whifh has an enrollment ol' 27. Mrs. Raymond Steiinnzin is
our Clluh Mother.
During the present yeair we haive had lots ol' lun. Our hrst activity ol' the yeur was the exhibit ut
the Hzllieock County lfziir. Other uetivities throughout the yeztr consisted ol' bi-county meetings held ut
Vnnlue und Mt. l+llzuu'luirtl, und ai Clliristnrus party with the F.F.A. boys. At the party we had :in en-
-ioyaihle time exiting, playing giunes, and exchanging snizill gifts. A haake sale was held lfehruziry lii,
lEl52, wlueh proved successlul.
The yezlr wus quite busy, und llle seniors regret leaving in Many.
Compliments of
Herff Jones Company Bluffton College Compliments of
Class Rings, Medals, Trophies Bluffton, Ohio HOUDESHELL'S PLACE
P. D. Cook, Representative The Truth Makes Free Arlington Ohio
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lnun .Xfkcrnl:ln, Ruynmml Fink. lllmrlcs llimlnll. Sl-KIOND ROW: Cicruldinc Wnlu-rs, Rullm lillcn llimhlll, Marx'
wc Bower. Virginia lh-null. Shirley Klrixncs. nL'lllil'L' Romlallnlugll, jim lissingcr, David l.vilcr. THIRD ROW: R1-mn
link, hlllflllll Yullrulll. slum- Crunmcr, Mary Lou l"llHCl'lOll. Sheila Steinman. Shirley Cook, Shirlcy Klillcspic.
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DRIVING ELI-X55 GIHL5' GYM CLASS
FIRST ROTVZ Ilob Reigle. Ted lissinger. Gerald lnbody. jerry Stahl. Gene I.ine, Bob XVoodrufl'. H'ayne l'epple.
Arllnn' lloudshell, Garl Oman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mengert. jim Myers, Gene Treece, Alvin Feller, l.eon Gossman.
ll'ayne Riechley, Allen Alge. Rob Myers. Harold Marquart. THIRD ROXV: Bob Fink, Melvin llarxey. Arden iYoods, l'aul
Riechley. l.elaml I'ifer, Norman Harvey. Bob Wells.
The Arlington FFA Ghapter is composed of 25 members, six of whom are graduates. XVe have 57
productive projects and '17 improvement projects. Throughout the year we have had many activities.
Several members exhibited at the county fair. During the first part of the school we completed a num-
ber of small projects for the school, which included the construction of the nnisic cabinets, moving
the cupboards from the old Ag. room to the new one, and other small projects for the school. .At
Ghristmas time we had a gift exchange with the FHA girls.
XfVe participated in the Hancock Gounty livestock judging in which Gene Treece, jim Myers, and
Gene Line placed second in dairy. Bob VVoodruff, Ted lissinger, and jim Myers took first place on
the poultry team. jim Myers had the highest individual score on poultry. Then came the state judg-
ing. liob l"Voodruff, jim Myers, and Ted lissinger placed third in the state in the poultry contest. Bob
NVoodruff, Gerald lnbody, and Gene Line placed eighth in the state in individual. XVayne Pepple,
Gerald lnbody, and Gene Line placed twelfth in the state on general livestock contest.
The Ghapter started a gilt chain on November 10. A Hampshire Gilt was selected. The gilt was
given to jerry Stahl, which later had a litter of ten pigs.
Then on February l I we started a safety campaign, checking cars for proper lighting, good brakes,
CTC.
On March 21 we had a FFA banquet. This is the first banquet we have had since lflrlfl. The eats
were furnished by the chapter.
The officers for this school year are as follows: President, Hob Vifoodruff: Vice-President, Gene
Line: Reporter, jerry Stahl: Treasurer, Gerald Inbody: Secretary, VVayne Pepple: Student Adv., Bob
Reigle: and Sentinel. Ted Fssinger. The officers for N53 and '53 are as follows: President, XVayne Pepe
ple: Vice-President, Gerald lnbodyg Reporter, Bob Finkg Treasurer, Garl Oman: Secretary, jerry
Stahl: Student Adv., Alvin Feller: Sentinel, Arthur Houdeshell.
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SEPTEMBER
Football Preview at Findlay, tied Ada 0 to 0.
School started for one hall' day. "Poor
Teachers."
Played North Baltimore here, our first dc-
leat in five years. Score 7 to 6.
Van Buren here won first league game, score
was 34 to 13.
At McComb tied 13 to 13. "WVhat a game!"
OCTOBER
juniors ordered class rings. Played Arcadia
here. Score 27 to 0.
Played Liberty there 48 to 0. "We won!"
Seniors gave their chapel program.
Big Game! Cory-Rawson there, Arlington
stayed on top with a 13 to 7 victory.
No school, the teachers went to Toledo
meeting. Senior paper drive.
Seniors had pictures taken by Dicken's
Studio at Fostoria.
Played Vanlue here, won 26 to 0. -juniors
gave their chapel program.
Halloween parade ami dance.
Halloween!
NOVEMBER
F.H.A. lnitiation.
4-H Club Achievement night.
Freshmen initiation.
Played Lykens here. Score 27 to 66. We won!
Hunting season began.
Played Arcadia here. Score was: 75 to 37.
We won again.
Played Liberty there with the game coming
our way with a score of 41 to 74.
Thanksgiving. No school.
No school. Played Dunkirk. Score: 55 to 67.
We won!
Vanlue beat us 53 to 55.
DECEMBER
Senior play, "Let Me Talk."
Second night of Senior play.
Mt. Blanchard here. We won: 80 to 52.
Played Amsdon. WVe won: 62 to 44.
Out of school and no game that night be-
cause of the big now storm.
F.F.A. and F.H.A. Christmas party. No
school.
First day of Christmas vacation.
Back to school.
JANUARY
"HAPPY NEW YEAR!"
Grade school Operetta.
Played McComb here. Won 53 to 40.
Forest there. Lost 58 to 52.
Senior boys had dinner as guests of the
Rotary Club of Findlay at the Elks.
Played Arcadia here. Won 55 to 40.
Played Liberty here. Score: 67 to 31.
Played Cory-Rawson over there. lVon again
with a score of 33 to 29.
Played at Vanlue, won 45 to 41.
Mt. Blanchard played here. We won 60 to
40.
Played Van Buren over there. Score was 58
to 49.
Played Van Buren here. Score was 64 to 45.
We won!
County music Festival at Cory-Rawson.
FEBRUARY
Played Cory-Rawson here. Lost 38 to 41.
McComb there. Lost 48 to 49.
Tournament at Findlay. Played Liberty. We
won 82 to 49.
. -Ir. High Tournament at McComb.
-Ir. High Tournament at McComb.
Sr. High Tournament at Findlay. Played
Cory-Rawson. We won 45 to 41.
Sr. High Tournament at Findlay. Played
McComb. We won 46 to 41.
Tournament at Tiffin. Played Mehnore. We
won 68 to 49.
MARCH
Tournament at Tiffin. Played Lucas. We
won 51 to 49.
Tournament at Tiffin. Played Sycamore.
Lost 40 to 58.
Honor Society at Mt. Blanchard.
County music auditions at McComb.
F.F.A. Banquet.
Career day at Findlay College for the Han-
cock County Seniors.
District solo and ensemble music contest at
Lima.
APRIL
Athletic Banquet.
junior play, "The Big Help."
District Band and Chorus Contest at Ada.
Half a day of school. "Good Friday."
Honor Society Banquet at Cory-Rawson.
Eighth grade Scholarship tests. Second show-
ing of junior play.
State solo and ensemble contests at Spring-
Held.
State band and chorus contests at Capital
University, Columbus, Ohio.
MAY
District Scholarship tests at Bowling Green
University.
High School operetta. "Campus Daze."
High School operetta. "Campus Daze."
Junior and Senior banquet.
Seniors last day of school.
Exams.
Exams.
Baccalaureate.
Commencement.
Page l SATURDAY MORNING, I07I
WAR HERO 'RUMORS ARE EXTRA!
CHARLES HINDALL
RETURNS TODAY
Sl'1ATTl.li - Corp. Hindall,
recent hero ol' World War -l, re-
turned today to accept the
medal ol' honor from President
Ackerman. Barbara Greene,
Corp. Hindall's wile and their
three children met him at the
airport. David Leiter. this pa-
per's star photographer, was
johnny on the Spot with his
551,000 Shoot-em-Right Camera,
patented by the well-known in-
ventress, Shirley Gillespie.
Backs Treece Plan
jim Myers, speaker belore the
F.F..-X. Convention, came out
Iavorably lor the much discussed
bill lor the farmers, formulated
by the Secretary ol' .Xgriculture.
Gene Treece.
ATTRACTIVE
AIR-JET
UNVEILED
Eugene Marquart, owner ol'
the Ford Motor Co., announced
today that the I97l model Ford's
Marque Airmobile will be on
display at all local Ford dealers
beginning tomorrow. The small
amount ol' S020,000.05 will buy
this magnihcent piece ol' work.
Mr. lNIarquart, in his spare
time, works as a janitor in the
Chevrolet Garage.
WANT ADS:
FOR S.XI,li - Cheap - Folks,
here's the opportunity to buy
the very Iirst brand new Marque
.Xirmobile lor only S02ti,000.05
at Ruth Hindall's Sales and
Service.
Nosey for No:sey?l
Neighbor
Rema Fink, the sensational
XVa-a-a-Qerj ol' RKO Studios re-
cently was asked how she hap-
pened to choose such an un-
llsual occupation as portraying
a crying baby lor a living. She
replied she was singing one day
and a neighbor suggested it. She
has her tonsils insured lor
i5l0,000.
FLYING'
Kenny Kimmel, President ol'
the Kinnnel Airlines ol America,
is sending his top pilot, Doro-
thy Garwood, to see Queen
Mary Lou Qlfullertonj ol' Dalto-
dillia to give prool' to the rumor
that Mary Louise Bower swam
the Blanchard River upstream
in a record time ol' 5 weeks, 2
days, L17 hours, and 2 minutes.
Miss Bowers, a lormer airline
hostess ol' KA ol' .X was told to
"jump in the lake" by Pilot
Garwood during a heated argu-
ment over misunderstood in-
structions.
Miss Garwood is worried that
Mary Louise took her too seri-
ously! Happy hunting, Dorothy!
JEWELS STOLEN!
Shirley Ann Grimes, the
wealthy millionaress, reported a
robbery at her New Year's Eve
party. A quarter ol' a million
dollars worth ol' jewels were
deftly taken Ollt ol' her sales dur-
ing the celebration. The suspect
is now being traced to Holly-
wood by Police Captain Sheila
Steinman, who won the title two
years ago as 'Police Wloman ol
the Year.'
MRS. AMERICA OF
'I97'I SELECTED
The outstanding b a th i n g
beauty judge, jim Brubaker,
chose the Mrs. America ol' l07I
last night. The winner was the
lormer Geraldine X'Valters, Irom
Colorado.
Her prizes were a platinmn
cup studded with diamonds and
a six-weeks vacation at Reno,
Nevada.
BULLETIN!
Virginia M. Beach, and Tom
Christoff, the Cleveland Ice Ca-
pades Stars team, will give a
thrilling performance at the Pa-
villion, Wlednesday evening.
Most spectacular is th e i r
death-delying trick ol' jumping
through hoops llaming witl1 lire.
Admission - flFl0.00 per.
The X'Voody Talent Show will
appear at the Stork Club next
Friday night. This year R. I..
Woodruff has in his show a great
number ol' new discoveries.
The main attractions are:
Martha Vollrath and her trained
caninesg plus the lamed concert
pianist Shirley Cook.
EXPANSION AS
PRICES SOAR
Bob Reigle's Coon Factory is
expanding as the prices ol' coon
lur pieces take a sharp rise.
IVeber-Line Construction Co.
purchased the exclusive building
contracts in the great manulac-
turing centers ol' Akron and
.Xrlington.
Don H. XVc-ber is the plant de-
signer and Gene li. Line, Co.
partner.
Sale of Brooklyn
Bridge ls Mistake
jo .-Xnn Clinger was recently
relieved of her position as sales
manager in C. Penny Co. to
become real estate agent for the
Rodabaugh Realty. Miss Cling-
er became so enthused with the
2tl't ol' selling that she made the
mistake ol' selling the Brooklyn
Bridge to Theodore lissinger.
He now holds the job ol' toll-
collector.
Detroit Mayor
Resigns Unexpectedly
il. X'Vilson Houser, Mayor ol'
Motor City the past three years,
resigned today giving at the rea-
son, the recent election ol' Rich-
ard Knight at City Auditor.
ADVOCATES HOT-
ROD H IGHWAYS
jim lissinger, President ol' the
Hot-Rods ol' America, declared
today that there would be lewer
accidents if everybody drove
Hot-Rods.
HPllII1i.YllI'II nm! lirlilczl by
CiYlIlIl'l'Il7Il1 Fink
News Agency."
JUHE5
Dorothy G.: In order to make these strength Dave: l've known you for three years. Could
exercises more effective, they must be done each you lend me ten bucks?
mm ning in hont ol an open window. Jim M.: NO!
Ruth Ellen H.: But before I do the exercises, D' . Wh tp
how do l have the strength to open the window? 'We' Y no
jim M.: Because l've known you for three
years.
O
0
Geraldine KN.: lVould you be satisfied il' you U I
had all the money you Wanted? Kenneth: Which month has twenty-eight days
ll t?
.Io Ann C.: l'd be satisfied if I had all the U
money my bill collectors wanted. - ' Y
Shille Grimes: All of them.
Q
0
Mary Lou F.: Is this the weather bureau?
Bob W.: "You've got to treat some women Mary Louise B.: That's right.
like Cocktails' Mary Lou F.: How about a shower tonight?
Gene LJ what do you mean? Mary Louise B.: It's perfectly okay with me if
Bob W.: Give 'em a good shaking up. you want to take one.
-16
JUHE5
Willie: Did I tell you the latest joke I heard?
Harry: Is it funny?
Willie: Yes.
Harry: Then you haven't told it to me.
0
Raymond: My uncle is a politician.
Mr. Castor: What is he running for?
Raymond: WVell, the Senate Investigating Com-
mittee dug up his record, so now he is running
for a train.
0
Mr. Rost: Who is that telegram from?
Mr. Bihler: Western Union.
0
Dick: You've been going with Charlene for
years. Why don't you marry her?
john: I have thought of that. But then where
would I spend my evenings if I did?
Virginia B.: Now, now, Tom, it isn't nice to
be eating a doughnut all by yourself without
offering any of it to other people. You've got
to share things with others.
Tom C.: O.K., I'll share my doughnut. You
can have the hole part.
0
Reina F.: "Hey, your dog hit me in the ankle!"
Martha V.: "Well, he's only a little hit of a
thing. He couldn't reach up any higher."
0
Shirley C.: See that rooster over there? He al-
ways stands with one foot in the air.
Sheila S.: "Why does he do that?
Shirley C.: Because he'd fall on his face if he
tried to keep both feet in the air.
ELI-ISS WILL
We, the Senior Class of 1952, of Arlington High School, the village of Arlington, the county ol
Hancock and the State of Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, declare this our last will and testa-
ment. We, in all fairness, hope that our underclassmen and teachers are more able to reach agreements
and see eye to eye than we were:
I, Nvilliam G. Ackerman, will my stocky build
to anyone who think they have the energy to
carry it around. '
l, Virginia Beach, will my ability to go steady
to Mary Ann Beach.
I, Mary Louise Bower, will my ability to be
embarrassed easily to Mary Ann Schaller.
I, jim Brubaker, will my basketball trunks to
.lack Babcock, who wore hit out sitting on the
bench last year.
I, june Cramer, will my tall slenderness to
Nancy McKinley.
I, Thomas E. Christoff, will my ability to carry
a tune to anyone who has a bucket.
l, .Io Ann Clinger, will my inability to under-
stand democracy to Mary 'Ioyce Boehm.
l, Shirley Cook, will my cheer-leading outht
to Carol Armentrout.
l, jim Essinger, will my skillful ability in table
tennis to Melvin Harvey.
I, Ted Essinger, will my fast talking ability to
Harold Marquart.
I, Raymond Fink, will my understanding of
history to anybody who has the initiative to
study it.
I, Rema Fink, will my ability to give Mr. Cas-
tor thrills and gray hairs in driving course, to
Marna Romick.
I, Mary Lou Fullerton, will my red hair to
anyone who has the temper to go with it.
I, Dorothy Garwood, will my clarinet to any-
one who has. the wind to blow it.
I, Barbara Greene, will my ability to flirt with
a certain senior girl's boy friend to Suzanna
Rettig.
I, Shirley Gillespie, will all my boy friends to
Carol Reigle.
I, Shirley Grimes, will my ability to argue in
democracy class to Dorothy Glick.
I, Charles Hindall, will my ability to go with
a cheer leader to anyone who has the cheer to
go with it.
I, Ruth Ellen Hindall, will my ability to play
basketball to Brenda Bowman.
I, John Houser, will my mathematical ability
to Don Waltermire.
I, Kenneth Kimmel, will my ability to get into
trouble to Gerald Inbody.
I, Richard Knight, will my woman-hating
traits to Jim Staley.
I, Gene Line, will my basketball ability to
Arden Woods.
I, David Leiter, will my ability to drive care-
fully in Findlay to Carl Oman.
I, Eugene Marquart, will my sophisticated,
professorlike ways to Joe Louis Schaaf.
1, Jim Myers, will my ability to argue coon
hunting to Allan Alge.
I, Bob Reigle, will my ability to go raccoon
hunting to Alvin Feller.
I, Bernice Rodabaugh, will my tympanies to
jimmy Arrington.
l, Sheila Steinman, will my ability to have
fun to Beverly Bibler.
I, Gene Treece, will my ability to back up the
Red Devil line to Bob Myers.
I, Martha Vollrath, will my place in band to
Mary joyce Boehm, hoping she will not squeak
as much as I did.
I, Geraldine Walters, will my light brown hair
and blue eyes to Eileen Schmehl.
I, Donald H. Weber, will my ability to be a
good boy to Arthur Houdeshell.
l, Bob WVoodrufI, will my curly hair to Leon
Gossman.
Signed - THE SENIOR CLASS OF '52'
PATHIJNS
RAY'S BAKERY
307-32l North Main Street
Findlay, Ohio
DALE KROUT 8. SONS
Asphalt Driveway Contractors
Residential - Industrial
SCHWAB'S SPORTS CENTER
Athletic Supplies 81 Sporting Goods
229 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio
R U M M E L L ' S
2217-I8 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio
DR. GORDON BIXEL
Optometrist
Bluffton, Ohio
LEIBER'S JEWELRY STORE
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
Bluffton, Ohio
FOR LASTING PORTRAITS
NEU-ART STUDIO
Bluffton, Ohio
Pore and Baumgartner
General Merchandise--Country Produce
Ph. Jenera 89-F-2 New Stark
Compliments of
J EN ERA TAVERN
Jenera, Ohio
Compliments of
Hoover Roofing 81 Supply Co.
Arlington, Ohio
Steinman Bros. Lumber Co.
Lumber-Roofing-Millwork
Jenera, Ohio
Compliments of
Anderson and Johnson
Garage
Jenera, Ohio
BUSINGER-BLACKSMITH
Electric 81 Acetylene Welding
Jenera, Ohio
BLACK 8. WARNER
Men's Clothing and Furnishings
403 South Main St. Findlay, Ohio
Hoadley's Rug 81 Cleaning Co.
l3l North Cory Street
Findlay, Ohio Phone lOO
FINDLAY HOBBY SHOP
ll5 South Main St. Findlay, Ohio
Novelties, Toys, Games
PATHUN5
S 8. S Photo Shop 81 Electric
Repair
South Main Street
Arlington, Ohio
Lynn A. Lyon Electric
Appliances
622 South Main Street
Findlay, Ohio
CAPITAL TIRE SHOP
4l 4 West Main Cross Street
Findlay, Ohio
BURNS COAL CO.
330 North Cory Street
Findlay, Ohio
SIMON'S
333 South Main Street
Findlay, Ohio
G A M B L E S
"The Friendly Store"
Findlay, Ohio
SNYDER AND COMPANY
Phone 42
Arlington, Ohio
BRANAN'S GULF
Service with o Smile
Arlington, Ohio
R. H. SHELDON AND SON
Complete Oil and Gas Well Service
Dunkirk, Ohio
WARREN'S MEN SHOP
213 South Main
Findlay, Ohio
GRAND THEATER
Dunkirk, Ohio
W. A. GEISER
Dentist
Dunkirk, Ohio
HARTMAN'S GARAGE
Phone Arlington 73 F 4
Williomstown, Ohio
Complimenfs Of MAX W. FENBERG
Deoler in
lron,Metolond Poper Stock
Arlington, Ohio Box 367 Findloy, Oh'o
PATHUNS
You CAN GET it AT
CHADS
630-632 S. Main St. Findlay, Ohio
The Great Atlantic 8. Pacific
Tea Company
Findlay, Ohio
KOEHLER'S GREENHOUSE
l022 Liberty St. Phone 330
Findlay, Ohio
The Tarbox-McCall Stone Co.
Crushed Stone and Agricultural Lime
852 Western Avenue Findlay, Ohio
MARQUART'S GARAGE
Jenera, Ohio
STEWARTS RESTAURANT
Mt. Blanchard, Ohio
BULTER'S MARKET
General Merchandise
Frozen Food Lockers
Egberts Home Furnishings
404 East Sandusky St. Telephone 2440
Findlay, Ohio
Compliments of
HANCOCK HYBRIDS
l305 E. Sandusky St. Findlay, Ohio
South Side Marathon Service
South Main and Sixth Streets
Findlay, Ohio
Compliments of
Uhlman's Department Store
Findlay, Ohio
1
Willard Nash Sales and
Service
l24 W. Crawford St. l l8-22 E. Crawford
Hancock County Farm Bureau
Farmer Owned-Farmer Controlled
Findlay - Williamstown - Mt. Cory -
Mt. Blanchard
Express Your Sentiment with Flowers
from
S l N K S
Phone 3665 404 Second St. Findlay, O.
PEAT'S FLOWERS
COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE
Across from Hospital
Phone 2252 Findlay, Ohio
The Arlington Elevator 81
Supply Co.
Grain, Seeds, Feed, Coal, Etc.
Arlington, Ohio
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