Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)
- Class of 1954
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THAT OUR YOUTH
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DEDICATIUN
We, the members of the class of 1954 of Arlington High
School, dedicate our year book "The Excelsior" to our Moth-
ers and Fathers as a token of our appreciation for time and
effort put forth to enable us in making our schooling a success
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ANNUAL STAFF
Editor ..................
Assistant Editor ...........
Business Manager ...........
Assistant Business Manager ....
Sales Manager ....
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Art Editor ...............
Assistant Art Editor ....
Class History .....
Snapshot Editor ....
Joke Editor ......
Calendar .......
Prophecy .................
Who's Who .................
Last Will and Testament .....
F. H. A. ................ . .
F. F.A. ......... ,
Music ......
Basketball ....
Football ........
Honor Society ....
....................JohnFahl
.Phyllis Ackerman
. .Richard Wolford
. . . .Isabel Latham
. . . .Robert Houser
.Marlene Traucht
Mary Ann Schaller
. . . . . .Arlene Pifer
.Normajean Rettig
Marna Romick
Arthur Houdeshell
..........AllenAlge
. . Wayne Reichley
Lucille Stahl
. . . .Nancy McKinley
. . . . .Nancy Butte
. . . . .Vivian Freed
.Audrey Arrington
. . . . . .Bob Meyers
. . . .Barbara Cook
. . . .Eldon Smith
. . . .Jack Babcock
. . . .Ronald Beach
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C. J. JOSEPH
County Superintendent
Compliments of DALLY FUNERAL HOME, Arlington, Ohio
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UPERI TE DE T
C. F. ROST
Defiance High School
Defiance College, A.B.
Chicago University
Ohio State, M.A.
PRINCIPAL
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Arlington, Ohio .
Bowling Green University
Ohio State University, B.S., M.A.
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FACULTY
HAROLD CASTOR
Arlington High School
Findlay College, A.B.
Kent State University, B,S.
Coach, History, Democracy
ROBERT McCLARY
Copley High School
Akron University
Bowling Green University, A.B.
Coach, History
ELIZABETH KNIGHT
Centerville I-ligh School
Miami - Jacobs Business College
Wilmington College, A.B.
Commercial
FRED MENGERT
Lucas High School
Ohio State University, B.S.
Agriculture
CORA BEACH
Arlington High School
Wittenberg College, A.B.
Chicago University
English, World History
RUTH WELTY
Bluffton High School
Bowling Green University, B.S.
Ohio State University
Home Ec.
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FACULTY
DORRIS LA ROCHE
Ada High School
Ohio Northem University, A.B.
Latin, English
BE'I'I'Y FOLTZ
Bowling Green University
Findlay High School
Sixth Grade
DAVID ZOLL
'Piflin Columbian High School
Heidelberg College
Bowling Green University, B.S.
Music
HELEN HUTSON
Cygnet High School
Bowling Green University
Fifth Grade
EARL G. GOBRECHT
Arlington High School
Ohio Northem University
Sixth Grade
BONNIE CONNELL
Jackson High School 1Mich.l
Miami University, A.B.
Bowling Green University
Fifth Grade
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FACULTY
FRANCES LOADER
Carey High School
Bowling Green State University
Fourth Grade
NAOMI SIMPSON
Findlay High School
Findlay College
Bowling Green University
Second Grade
EDNA FIELDS
Crawiis College
Bowling Green State University
Third Grade
GWENDOLYN WELLS
Arlington, Ohio
Bowling Green University
First Grade
WILLO HUFFMAN
Continental High School
Bowling Green State University
Second Grade
BEA CASTOR
Arlington, Ohio
Bowling Green University
Ohio Northem University
First Grade
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CLASS OFFICERS
President .................... Bob Houser
Vice President ............,... Eldon Smith
Secretary ............. Lucil ahl
C LASS MOTTO We live today for
CLASS FLOWER Yellow
CLASS COLORS Orchid
Mr.Ros
PHYLLIS ACKERMAN
Good natured and sensible is
this girl, in our midst she is a
pearl.
Band l,2,3,4g Mixed chorus 1,
2,3,4g Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3,4g
Oplretta 1,2,3,4g Class Play 43
Lltin Club 1,2g Latin Club Offi-
Cel' 25 Band Officer 3,45 Honor
Society 3,45 Ensemble 4, Brass
Enllmble 2,3,4g Dance Band 2,
3,45 Accompanist 3,44 Annual
Staff 4.
ALLEN ALGE
He attends to his business and
wastes his time.
Band 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus
2,3,4g Boy's Chorus 2,3,4g Foot-
ball l,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g F.F.A.
Officer 43 Operetta 2,3,4g Trum-
pet Ensemble 2g Class Play 4'
Annual Staff 4.
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AUDREY ARRINGTON
She's happy, She's gayg She's
always that way.
F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. Officer
4, Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed
Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girl's Ensemble
1,3,4g Class Play 3,45 Operetta
1,2,3,4g Physical Education 15
Annual Staff 4.
JACK BABCOCK
The muscles of his brawny
arms are strong as iron bands.
Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,
2,3,4g Class Play 4.
RONALD BEACH
Love is the greatest educator.
Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Operetta
2,3,4g Class Play 43 Boy's Chorus
2,3,4g Ensemble 43 Annual Staff 4
NANCY BUTTE
Nancy's really on theball when
it comes to a dancing hall.
Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girl's
Chorus 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 3,4g0p-
eretta 1,2,3,4g Class Play 45 Hon-
or Society 4g Annual Staff 4,
Physical Education 1.
McDEVITTS PHARMACY Drugs Prescriptions Sodas Gifts
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BARBARA COOK
Busy in this way and that,
but is willing to stop and chat.
Band l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus
1,2,3,4, Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3,4,
Latin Club 1,2, Latin Club Ofi-
cer 3, Class Officer 1,35 Band
Officer 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4,
Clal Play 3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,4,
Ensemble 3, Drum Ensemble 4,
Annual Staff 4.
JOHN FAHL
All great men are dead, I feel
sick myself.
Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,
2,3,4, Boy's Chorus 1,2,3,4, Dan-
ce Band 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Ma-
drigal 8, Football 1,2,3,45 Basket-
ball 1,2,3,4, Class Ofiicer 1, Band
Ofioer 4, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Boy's
Ensemble 4, Boy's Quartet 4,
Drum Ensemble 4, Annual Staff
VIVIAN FREED
She appears serious, but is
full of mischief and glee.
F.H.A. 1,2,3, F.H.A. Officer
3, Girl's Glee Club 1,3,4, Oper-
etta 3,4, Class Officer 3, Class
Play 3,4, Physical Education 15
Annual Staff 4.
4.
ARTHUR HOUDESHELL
His spirits are like a geyser,
always bubbling over.
Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,
2,3.45 Boy's Chorus 1,2,3,4, Bram
Ensemble 2,3, Dance Band 2,35
FF .A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 3,4,
Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,4,
Operetta 2,3,45 Annual Staff 4.
BOB HOUSER
With his ability he will be a
success, we wish him all luck and
happiness.
Band 1,2,3,4, Band Officer 1,
2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys
Chorus 1,2,3,4', Operetta 1,2,3,4,
Brass Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Madrigal
3, Boy's Quartet 4, Boy's Ensem-
ble 4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Honor
Society 3,4, County Honor So-
ciety Officer 4, Class Play 3,43
Latin Club 1,2, Latin Club Offi-
cer 3, Class Officer l,2,4, Foot-
ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4,
Annual Staff 4.
ISABEL LATHAM
Issy is one who's hep, and so
full of pep.
Findlay H.S. 1,2, Leader's
Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, G.A.A. 25
Band 1,2,3,4, Girl's Glee Club 3,
4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Ensem-
ble 45 Cheerleader 4, Operetta
3,4, Class Play 4, Physical Ed-
cation 1,2, Honor Society 3,4,
Annual Staff 4.
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NANCY McKINLEY
O, If I only had a man.
Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Girl's
Glee Club 1,2,8,4Q Ensemble 3,43 3
Operetta 1,2,8,43 Honor Society
3,43 Clase Play 43 Physical Edu-
cation 13 Annual Staff 4.
BOB MEYERS
I'm half asleep3 but seldom a-
wake.
Mixed Chorus 2,33 Class Play
3,43 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 F.F.A. Offi-
cer 43 Football 1,2,33 Basketball
1,2,33 Annual Staff4.
ARLENE PIFER
It's better to be short and
shining than big and cast a sha-
dow.
F.H.A. 1,2,3,4Q F.l-l.A. Officer
3,43 Class Play 43 Mixed Chor-
us 13 Physical Education lg An-
nual Staff 4.
NORMAJEAN RETTIG
A career in music is her goal,
WAYNE REICHLEY
An innocent appearanceg but
looks are deceiving.
F.F.A. l,2,3,43 F.F.A. Officer 43
Football 1,2,3,4Q Class Play 43
Annual Staff 4.
but in latter years wedding bells
may toll.
Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 Girl's
Chorus 1,2,3,43 Ensemble 3,43
Operetta 1,2,3,4Q F.H.A. 2,32 Ba-
nd 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 23 Band
Officer 43 Class Play 3,43 Physi-
cal Education 1,23 Dance Band
2,3,43 Madrigal 33 Sax Ensem-
ble 3,43 Annual Staff 4.
MARNA ROMICK
She has a style of her own.
Band 3,43 Girl's Glee Club l,2,
3,43 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 Ope-
retta l,2,3,4Q Ensemble 3,43 Cla!
Play 3,43 Honor Society 3,43
Class Officer 13 F.H.A.. 2,83 Band
Officer 43 Physical Education 13
Annual Staff 4.
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MARY ANN SCHALLER
Sweet and classy5 sweet little
lassy.
F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A.Officer
3,45 Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mix-
ed Chorus l,2,3,45 Ensemble 35
Class Play 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45
Class Officer 1,35 Physical Edu-
cation 15 Annual Staff 4.
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ELDON SMITH
Ever level, ever true, to the
task he has to do.
Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 3,45
Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boy's
Chorus 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,45
Madrigal 35 Boy's Quartet 45 En-
semble 45 Dance Band2,3,45 Hon-
or Society 3,45 Class Play 3,45
Latin Club 1,25 Class Officer 3,4'
Football 1,2,a,4g Basketball 1,2,3:45
Annual Staff 4.
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LUCILLE STAHL
Who put that dream in her
eyes?
F.H.A. 2,35 F.H.A. Officer 35
Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 3,45
Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girl's
Chorus 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,45
Class Play 45 Dance Band 2,3,45
Brass Ensemble 3,45 Physical
Education 15 F.F.A. Play 15 An-
nual Staff 4.
MARLENE TRAUCHT
With mischief glowing in her
eyes, she can do what e're she
tries.
Class Officer 2,35 Mixed Chor-
us 1,2,3,45 Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,45
Girl's Ensemble 3,45 Operetta 1,
2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Class
Play 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Of-
ficer 35 Drum Ensemble 45 An-
nual Staff 4.
RICHARD WOLFORD
Happy is he, as the day is long
what's the use to worry if some-
thing goes wrong?
Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boy's
Chorus 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2,3,45
Class Officer 1,3,45 Band 2,35
Madrigal 35 Boy's Quartet 45 En-
semble 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Bas-
ketball Manager 35 Honor So-
ciety 3,45 Annual Staff 4.
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lst Row: Carol Bishop, Martha Green, Roberta Hindall, Nancy Smith, Kathleen Smith
Carol Armentrout, Jeannine Hartman, Martha Rausch, Ruth Waltennire, Barbara Hindall
Barbara Mercer
2nd Row: Mrs Knight, Jim Smith, Donald LaRoche, Harold Marquart, Tom Hender-
shot, Bob Wells, Jim Arrington, Susanna Rettig, Eileen Feller, Marie Marquart, Mary Jane
Reigle, Carol Reigle, Gary Hickle, Mr. Bibler
3rd Row: Jerry Beagle, Don Smith, Dick Bowman, Phyllis Garwood, Sally King, Janice
Hindall, Sara Benjamin, Marjorie Butler, Jerry Joliff, Donald Buess, Lyle Hendricks, Bob
Crosser, David Gilliespie, Robert Fink, Harold Seek, Bill Alge
OPHOMORE
lst Row: Marilyn Smith, Edna Reichley, Jane Smith, Jean Foltz, Rita Schafer, Carol
Marquart, Kay Wagner, Sonja Grieser, Jean Hartman, Janice Flick
2nd Row: Mrs. Beach, George Grohoske, Wayne Sink, Maynard Steinman, Jim Bame,
Neal Davis, Virgil Cotner, Lewis Rettig, Larry Beach, Tom Kroske, Bobby Essinger
3rd Row: Bill Arrington, Terry Redick, Robert Schaller, Paul Dean Smith, Bob Grie-
ser, Jerry Beach, Nancy Bishop, Carol Ann Traucht, Janet Butte, Bemadine Businger, Roe-
alyn Gossman, Marlene Newlon
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FRESHME
lst Row: Richard Fink, Jerry Businger, Mary Jane Bishop, Connie Miller, Janet Ward,
Marlene Clinger, Pat Hindall, Sally Grimes, Judy Hartman, Jerry Fletcher
2nd Row: Mrs. Welty, Joyce Smith, Charlotte Smith, Leila Wolford, Mary Ann Alex-
ander, Leanne Pifer, Sue Hindall, Norma Jean Beach, Tommy Long, Duane Warner, Larry
Wodiward, Raymond Bower, Mr. Mengert
3rd Row: Ruthann Klotz, Dorothy Waltermire, Phyllis Stahl, Barbara Wazler, Brenda
Bowman, Harold Bower, Lewis Frantz, John Hindall, Gary Houdeshell, Fred Stevenson, Lar-
ry Baird, Kenny Fink.
EIGHTH GRADE
lst Row: Janice Wagner, Phyllis Houdeshell, Rhea Jean Kimmel, Joyce Wilson, Shir-
ley Brown, Bren Li Badertscher, Bobby Arrington, Virginia Greene, Larry Steinman, Larry
Reigle
2nd Row: Ruthann Walters, Jerry Lafferty, Harold Butte, Jerry Brubaker, Eugene
Grieser, Larry Brinkman, Anna Reichley, Myma Businger, Cecelia Skeeters, Kay Hartman,
Ann Fink, Mr. McClary
3rd Row: Loris Ward, Randy Porter, Edwin Wisner, Judy Brubaker, Diana Frantz, Sue
Beagle, J. J. Solt, Sandra Marquart, Roberta Inbody, Julia Bishop, Shirley Feister, Ronnie
Browneller.
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SEVE TH GRADE
lst Row: Paul Hartman, Tom Hendricks, Stephen Sink, John Paul Cole, Mike Smith,
Tom Bidlack, Eddie Woodward
2nd Row: Diane Beach, Mary Brauneller, Joan Essinger, Beverly Smith, Joretta Flet-
cher, Mary Jean Spaeth, Gerald Glick, Larry Oman, David Dillinger, Larry Brauneller, Bar-
bara Marquart
3rd Row: Larry Day, Katherine Smith, Jerry Riter, Jack Joliff, Tommy Bates, Linda
Rettig David Hartman, Joyce Hughes, Judy Crosser, Ronald Bibler, Larry Fletcher, Mrs.
LaRoche
4th Row: Bob Reigle, Carol Ackerman, Vera Jean Wilson, Jean Cronbaugh, Karen Grie-
ser, Deanna Warner, Carolyn Boehm, Elaine Bame, Norman Rettig, Jeanette Butler, Karen
Baumgardner, Leontine Wise, Kenneth Powell
We, the editorial staff of the Excelsior of 1954,
wish at this time to express our thanks and appre-
ciation to Mr. Andy Glick, for the fine photographi-
cal contributions he made for us, so as to help us ma-
, ke our annual a success.
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Compliments of HANCOCK COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
Laub Sales Latham Motor Sales
Grubb - McComb Corbin Brothers-Arlington
Kirk Motor Sales Findlay Truck 8: Imp.
Arlington Ford Sales McCullough Motor Sales
Gleason's Sales 8x Service Collingwood Motor Sales
Harrington Chevrolet Hollington Motor Sales C.O. Duffield Motor Sales
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lst Row: Ann Dally, Nan Bishop, Arlene Marquart, Diane Knight, Sally LaR0che, Bud
dy Steinman, Billy Bame, Billy Houdeshell, David Greene
2nd Row: Ian Treece, Gary Mann, Nella Greene, Ann Jameson, Freddy Gonzales, Ju
dith Grieser, Sharon Richards, Judy Bates, Mr. Gobrecht
3rd Row: Nancy Baughman, Mary Lou Davis, Carol Inbody, Addie Mae Rice, Margar-
et Decker, William Bishop, Neal Bushong, Billy Laymaster, Gene Musgrave, Jim Porter
SIXTH GRADE
lst Row: Jan Rossman, David Jolliff, Joe Brinkman, Ben Mitchell, Keith Jollif, Mary
Alice Nessler, Susan Reinking, Sandra Gossman, Dick Mercer
2nd Row: Lila Pifer, Marilyn Bame, Jo Anne Beagle, Judy Garlinger, Rachel Kimmel,
Marie Waltermire, Bobby Roof, Lynn Orwick, Miss Foltz
3rd Row: Jerome Glick, Phyllis Lafferty, Linda Sue Dawson, Sue Wisner, Sandra Cra-
tes, Diane Tumbell, Betty Krout, Karen Hosafros.
A Good Bank in a Good Town, FARMERS Sz MERCHANTS BANK CO., Arlington, Ohio
EVANS TYPEWRITER COMPANY, Royal Typewriter-Office Equipment, Findlay, Ohio
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lst Row: Mike Bishop, Norris Beach, Jerry Brogoske, David Smith, Jack Glick, Becky
Long, Joyce Kemerly, Barbar Badertcher
2nd Row: Gene Woods, Connie Dionne fwithdrawnl, Rose Mary Bishop, Dennis Day,
Fred Smith, Rebekka Bishop, David Reigle, Sally Inbody
3rd Row: Allen Wolford, Jimmy Johnson, Larry Crates, Wayne Smith Karen Haldy,
Janet Musgrave, Cathie Solt, Margaret Hartman, Carol Jean Fletcher
FIFTH GRADE
lst Row: Ted Mitchell, Joe Wagner, Carol Rettig, David Davis, Sharon Businger, Con-
nie Wilson, Linda Foltz, Richard Smith, Diane Brauneller
2nd Row: Diane Connie Bowers, Betty Reigle, Eddie Reigle, Edgar Patton, Bobby Sink
Paul Dean Wells, Mrs. Connell
3rd Row: Sue Solomon, Steven Riter, Sharon Reichley, Roeella Horton, Danny Hughes,
Howard Skeeter, Frank Jolliff, David Rice
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FOURTH GRADE
lst Row: Glenn Lafferty, Steven Grieser, John Dawson, Wayne Hartman, Bobby Mc-
Kinley, Steven Metzger
2nd Row: Teressa Price, Nancy Rower, Carol Gonzales, Beverly Reigle, Mary Ann Pif-
er, Lois Powell, Joe Clevenger, Karen Bishop, Janet Treece
3rd Row: Linda Warner, Jean Krout, Maretta Arrington, Jeanette Cole, Patricia Wells,
Marvin Wilson, Larry Hickle, Russel Brauneller, Donnie Essinger, Joyce Rossman, Mrs.
Loader
4th Row: Gary Inbody, Joe Romick, Dexter Wilson, Daral Jameson, James Roberts,
Gary Hindall, Jon Allen Treece, Carolyn Hartman, Francis Powell iwithdrawnj, Ronnie Es-
singer, Bryan Bibler, Less Gonzales Absent: Bobby Dean Elsea.
THIRD GRADE
1st Row: David Powell, Lou Hindal, Walter Saum, Billy Brown, Tommy Mercer, Jerry
Hickle
2nd Row: Alma Gonzales, Cheryl Ackerman, Elaine Smith, Charles Crates, Inis Wil-
son, Kathy Sink, Everett Reigle, Jeanie Williams, Gary Haley
3rd Row: Kathy Bishop, Charles Rice, Joe Bishop, Eddie Steinman, Ronald Wolford,
Jimmy Steinman, Janet Jolliff, Jane Gillespie, Ruth Ann Nessler, Mary Dionne, Mrs. Fields
4th Row: Michael Beucler, Jan Kemerly, Ann Long, Bobby Marquart, Gretchen Wil-
son, Mary Lee Richards, Barbara Beard, Billy Bame, Larry Bibler, Carl Rice, Allen McMil-
len, Marianne Kain
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1st Row: Jimmy Price, Oscar Gonzales, Stevie Essinger, Danny Patton, Lily Tellez,
Charles Hartman, Brenda Human, Sue Long
2nd Row: Sandra Rogers, Rex Bishop, David Drefke, Trudy Green, Anna Rice, William
Alge, Marvin Rower, Mrs. Huffman
3rd Row: Linda Bishop, Nancy Drummelsmith, John King, Dean Hinger, Sandra Goss-
man, Nancy Haley, Danny Smith. Absent:Billy Davis
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lst Row: Jeffrey Rettig, Michael Courtney, Stephanie Hendricks, Julene Hindall, Mary
Crates, Cheryle Hughes, Dianne Hartman, Lavern Steinman, Raymond Martin
2nd Row: Donald Steinman, Donald Dretke, David Latferty, Brenda Brinkman, Terry
Dionne, Larry Dionne, Freddy Saum, John Reilly, Rebecca Mitchell
3rd Row: Dean Davis, Dorothy Clinger, LaDonna Feister, Mary Ellen Hartman, Lee
Alan Best, Ronald Russell, Clarence Decker, Mary Anne Roof. Absent: Stephen Smith
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1st Row: Cheryl Clevenger, Susie Bibler, Diane Steinman, Yolanda Tellez, Karen Hart-
man, Connie Strouse, Rita Smith, Barbara VonStein
2nd Row: Lonnie Pepple, Nancy Fox, Cheryl Corbin, Sandra Benjamin, Janel Shank,
Sharon McKinley, Sherry Fahl, Judy McClelland, George Humon, Pert Hindall, Donnie
Kemerley, Ralph Sheckelford, Mrs. Castor
3rd Row: Billy Wilson, Steven Rinehart, Rormie Kemerley, Richard Smith, John Geh-
risch, Charles Dawson, Paul Bishop, Jimmy Dillinger, Larry Smith, Chris Eibling, Robert
Hendershot,Randy I-Iigley, Donald Musgrave
FIRST GRADE
lst Row: Diane Bishop, Tom Orwick, Ronnie Jolliff, Alice Williams, Susan Porter, Ray
Gonzoles, Cynthia Bash, Linda Hoover, Sara Jane Reinking, Freddie Reigle
2nd Row: Sammy Roberts, Eric Grieser, Jeri-Jean Hartman, Danny Hartman, Tommy
Fuhrer, Karen Mitzger, Jane Ann Grohaske, Dennie Rower, Dean Steinman, Sue Ann Bis-
hop, Everett Musgrave
3rd Row: Mrs. Wells, Pat Saures, Ruth Ann Fletcher, Betty Jane Wells, Janet Smith
Rubetta Wilch, Judy Jolliff, David Inbody, Michael Musgrave, Wayne Bushong, Jesse Lee
Wilch, Patricia Businger, Linda Kay Butte
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SENIOR FOOTBALL
BOB HOUSER ELDON SMITH
Right Halfback Quarterback
ALLEN ALGE JACK BABCOCK
Right Guard Fullback
JOHN FAHL WAYNE REICHLEY ART HOUDESHELL
Right End Left Guard Left End
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FOOTBALL
lst Rowzg Jerry Fletcher, Lyle Hendricks, Wayne Reichley, Bob Houser, Arthur Houde-
shell, Jack Babcock, Eldon Smith, John Fahl, Allen Alge, Paul Dean Smith
2nd Row: Jim Smith, John Hindall, Donald Buesa, Don Smith, Tom Hendershot, Lar-
ry Woodward, Maynard Steinman, Harold Marquart, Harold Seek, Lewis Frantz, Richard
Fink, Gary Houdeshell, Tommy Kroske, Lewis Rettig
3rd Row: Mr. Castor, Tom Long, Bill Alge, Wayne Sink, Bob Crosser, Jerry Beach, Bob
Grieser, Terry Redick, Bob Fink, David Gillespie, Duane Wamer, Fred Stevenson, J. J. Solt
Champions Again! The outlook for a successful season was extremely
dim when Mr. Castor issued his first call for candidates on August 20, 1953.
Only two regulars, Art Houdeshell, end, and Jack Babcock, fullback, were
left from last years team.
The season opened with our annual preview game at Findlay with Ada
High School. After battling fiercely for two eight minute periods. The score
was 0 to 0.
North Baltimore opened our regular schedule at Arlington on Septem-
ber 18. The game was a thriller with the Red Devils coming out on top 15
to 13.
The Hancock Little Eight League opened the next week with Arlington
entertaining Van Buren. The boys started rolling in the first quarter and
won 25 to 0.
The next game was at McComb and both teams were primed for battle.
A narrow 7 to 6 victory kept the Red Devils in the victory road. John Fahl
intercepted a pass on the opponent's 45 and went over unscratched.
The following week Arcadia invaded the lair of the Red Devils and turn-
ed back 38 to 0. Eldon Smith returned fully recovered of a leg injury.
Liberty was next on the schedule and gave the locals quite a battle be-
fore subduing 19 to 7. Babcock, regular fullback, came back into action in
this game.
The big game of the season as usual was with our neighbors, Cory-Raw-
son. The Hornets had been running up high scores on their opponents and
were the favorites to down the Red Devils. The teams battled up and down
the gridiron for three scoreless quarters. The fourth quarter supplied the fire-
works with Arlington scoring 18 points to 7 for the Hornets. It was an upset
to put it mildly. Babcock, Houser, and Eldon Smith scored the T.D .'s.
Vanlue came to A rlington the following Friday and went away with a
19 to 0 defeat. Art Houdeshell played an outstanding defensive game.
The season closed with a triumph over Mt. Blanchard who played a bet-
ter game than the score indicated. Houser snagged a pass in the end zone
while John Fahl caught two passes and run for T.D.'s. The score was 20 to 6.
Among the seniors who closed their careers with this game were, Wayne
Reichley and Allen Alge who saw a lot of service during the season.
We the graduating seniors of the 1953 football team, wish to thank Mr.
Castor for all his time and patience he put forth in enabling us to win our
10th Championship in 13 years. Mr. Castor, we salute you.
TRAUCHT STORE Arlington, Ohio
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Top: Eldon Smith
Middle: i Jack Babcock
Bottom: Bob House
John Fahl
Arthur Houdeshell
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lst Row: Paul Dean Smith, John Fahl, Jack Babcock, Arthur Houdeshell, Eldon Smith,
Bob Houaer, Maynard Steinman
2nd Row: Mr. McClary, Wayne Sink, Lyle Hendricks, Jerry Beach, Bob Cromer, David
Gillispie, Tom Kroske
SECOND ROUND FIRST ROUND
57 VS Cory-Rawson 68 A.H.S. 48 VS Cory-Rawson
40 VS Hardin-Northern 51 A.H.S. 57 VS Van Buren
60 VS Van Buren 40 A.H.S. 45 VS Mt- Blanchard
37 VS Mt. Blanchard 38 A.H.S. 54 VS Afclldil
56 VS Arcadia 58 A.H.S. 65 VS BQIBCOIII
52 VS Liberty 61 A.H.S. 40 VS Llbefty
46 VS Vanlue 59 A.H.S 36 VS VBIIIUG
61 VS Carey 73 A.H.S. 45 VS McComb
52 VS McComb 43
After two short weeks of practice we invaded Cory-Rawson for our first
game in which we were defeated. Fahl was the high scorer of the game with
19 Points.
Van Buren here. It was a close ,battle until in the third quarter E. Sm-
ith made 10 of his 19 points which helped get the lead that we retained.
Mt. Blanchard there. Although they were a considerable bit taller in
places than we were, we managed to end the game in a tie. We beat them in
an overtime.
Arcadia here. They also had us in height, but with Fahl's 21 points and
P. D. Smith's 15 we were able to overcome them.
Hopewell-Louden here. A. Houdeshell showed his spirit with 16 points
along with B. Houser's 10. Final score A.H.S. 65 Hopewell-Louden 57.
Although we had some knowledge of this next team, we were unable
to turn the tide on them on their own court. Score A.H.S. 40 Liberty 60.
Still recovering from our loss to Liberty, we played host to Vanlue, who
was undefeated, and they remained undefeated.
The following week we attempted to get revenge on our losses but failed
against McComb. A. Houdeshell and M. Steinman connected with 14 and 11
points respectively. Score A.H.S. 45 McComb 58.
Having taken two weeks off to rest up a bit, we played Cory-Rawson on
the eighth of Jan. but was once more conquered but not until P. D. Smith
had racked up 20 points. Score A.H.S. 57 Cory-Rawson 68.
Our next engagement required us to report at Dunkirk, to tangle with
Hardin-Northern in which we were once more defeated in a close game. Score
A.H.S. 40 Hardin-Northem 51. fContinued on Page 341
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RE ERVES
lst Row: Donald LaRoche, Jimmy Arrington, Bob Crosser, Lewis Frantz, Jerry Beach,
Lyle Hendricks, David Gilliespie, Bill Alge
2nd Row: Mr McClary, Larry Beach, Jim Bame, Terry Redick, Virgil Cotner, Bob Grie-
ser, John I-Iindall, Lelan Pifer, Jim Smith
UNIOR HIGH
lst Row: Gary Houdeachell, Jerry Businger, Larry Woodward, John Hindall, Lewis
Frantz, Tom Long, Duane Warner, Larry Baird
2nd Row: Mr .Rost, Loris Ward, Larry Reigle, Larry Brinkman, J.J. Solt, Jerry Burba-
ker, LeRoy Reigle, Eddie Wisner.
Compliments of JOHN J. SOLT, D.V.M., Arlington, Ohio Phone 166
Compliments of BLUFFTON COLLEGE, Bluffton, Ohio
Compliments of BUTLER'S IGA MARKET, Mt. Blachard, Ohio, Phone 46
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CHEERLEADER
Left to Right: Martha Green, Nancy Smith, Marilyn Smith, and Isabel Latham
Compliments of TROUT FURNITURE CO. Findlay, Ohio
Compliments of THE KENNEDY PRINTING CO., 219 South Main, Findlay, Ohio
SIMON 'S, Skirts, Dresses, 8: Blouses, Findlay, Ohio
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Continued from page 31
The next week we traveled to VanBuren and finally forced our oppo-
nents to bow with A. Houdeshell and E. Smith duping in 15 and 14 respec-
tively. Score A.H.S. 60 Van Buren 40.
The next week Arcadia played host to us and with their height and sm-
all gym, were able to overcome us by only a very small margin. P. D. Smith
and A. Houdeshell collected 20 and 12 points respectively. Score A.H.S. 56,
Arcadia 58.
Liberty was our next game here. They, for the second time, defeated us,
but with a closer margin than before. High that night was Fahl with 15 and
P. D. Smith with 14 points. A.H.S. 46 Liberty 61.
Vanlue played host to us the second game in which we led the scoring
most the way but was unable to hold the lead in the end. E. Smith was high
that night with 17 points. A.H.S. 46 Vanlue 59.
We played at Carey next and showed up especially well for the first
three quarters, but was unable to hold the lead. Fahl and P.D. Smith were
high with 12 and 19 points respectively. Jerry Beach, a prospective, young 6
ft. Sophomore showed up especially well in the last quarter as he collected
8 points.
The last game of the league seasonal rounds ended with the playing of
McComb at home. We succeeded in subduing them in a close contest. P.D.
Smith and E. Smith led the scoring with 15 and 13 points respectively. AH.
S. 52 McComb 43.
We drew Liberty in our first tournament game. E. Smith, P.D. Smith,
gg. Steinman scored 12, 13, 13 points respectively. Score A.H.S. 53 Liberty
After winning that game we had to play Cory-Rawson. It was a close
game up to the half. It ended up in another defeat for us to end our basket-
ball career for another year.
JOKES
Art H.. Teacher, I can't go to class today."
Mr. Mengert: "Why?"
Art: "I don't feel well."
Mr. Mengert: ' Where don't you feel well?
Art: "In class.'
Policeman: "Don't you know that you should
always give half of the road to a woman
driver?"
Bud Hendricks: "I always do, when I find out
which half of the road she wants."
Mrs. Welty: "Tom, you may leave the room."
Tom Hendershotzg "Well, I didn't expect to
take it with me."
Mr. Castor: "This is the third time you've
looked on Bob Houser's paper."
Bob Myers: "Yes, sir, he doesn't write very
plainly."
Mrs. Knight: "Where is your book?"
Dick Bowman: "Somebodyadopted it."
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Sophomore: Say, Father, what's the faculty?
Father: ' Well, son, they're just a bunch of
men and women hired to help the Sen-
iors run the school."
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Little grains of knowledge,
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All when put together,
Make up a freshman class.
The Freshman is grassy and grows,
The Sophomore is sassy and blows,
The Juniors are brassy and doze,
The Seniors are classy and knows.
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lst Row: Phyllis Houdeshell, Judy Hartman, Barbara Hindall, Roberta Hindall
2nd Row: Ruth Ann Walters, Leila Wolford, Bob Crosser, David Gillispie, John Fahl,
Jim Smith, Marlene Traucht, Myrna Businger, Mama Romick, Barbara Cook
3rd Row: Isabel Latham, Ann Fink, Rita Shaffer, Deanna Warner, Edwin Wisner, Carol
Ann Traucht, Nancy Bishop, Sue Beagle, Nancy Smith, Sonja Grieser, Kay Wagner, Leon-
tine Wise, Judy Crosser, Mr. Zoll.
4th Row: Rhea Jean Kimmel, Dorothy Waltermire, Norma Jean Rettig, Sally King,
Kathleen Smith, Charlotte Smith, Brenda Bowman, Carol Ackerman, Kenny Fink
5th Row: Jeannine Hartman, Eileen Feller, Phyllis Garwood, Virgil Cotner, Robert
Houser, Arthur Houdeshell, Fred Stevenson, Jerry Beagle, lea Ann Pifer, Sally Grimes, Ma-
ry Arm Alexander
6th Row: Jerry Brubaker, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Waxler, Lucille Stahl, Phyllis Ac-
kerman, Eldon Smith, Duane Warner, Ruthann Klotz, Sue Hindall
Phyllis Houdeshell, Judy Hartman, Isabel Latham, Roberta Hindall, Barbara Hindall Head Majorette Isabel Latham
PORTER'S MUSIC, Findlay's Complete Music Store, Findlay, Ohio
RED 8: WHITE STORE, Dry Good, Groceries, Fresh Meats, Phone 6, Frozen Food, Arlington, Ohio
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MIXED CHORU
Ist Row: Marlene Businger, Kathleen Smith, Eileen F eller, Sonja Grieser, Rosalyn Gos-
sman, Marilyn Smith, Janet Butte, Susanna Rettig, Marjorie Butler, Barbara Mercer, Nan-
cy Smith, Roberta Hindall, Martha Greene
2nd Row: Mr. Zoll, Eldon Smith, Nancy McKinley, Marna Romick, Isabel Latham,
Nancy Butte, Sally King, Maryha Rausch, Phyllis Garwood, Carol Bishop, Barbara Hindall,
Phyllis Ackerman, Lucille Stahl, Janice Hindall, Audrey Arrington, Mary ann Schaller, Bar-
bara C ook, Marlene Traucht, Normajean Rettig, John Fahl
3rd Row: Richard Wolford, Arthur Houdeshell, Norman Harvey, David Gillispie, Way-
ne Sink, Duane Warner, Terry Redick, Bobby Essinger, Jimmy Smith, Kenny Fink, Jerry
Beagle, Fommy Kroske, Virgil Cotner, Maynard Steinman, Jimmy Arrington, Allen Alge,
Paul Dean Smith, Ronald Beach, Bob Houser
BOYS' OHORU
lst Row: Duane Wamer, Tommy Kroske, Jerry Beagle, Kenny Fink, Jim Smith, Bobby
Essinger, Terry Redick, Virgil Cotner
2nd Row: Mr. Zoll, Richard Wolford, John Fahl, Bob Houser, Allen Alge, Nomian Har-
vey, Wayne Sink, Maynard Steinman, David Gillespie, Jimmy Arrington, Paul Dean Smith,
Eldon Smith, Arthur Houdeshell, Ronald Beach.
PALMERTON - RADIO - TELEVISION, Sylvania Television - Service 712 N. Cory St Findlay, Ohio
M. D. NEFF LUMBER, Main St. 8: Nickle Plate R.R. Findlay, Ohio
HANCOCK HYBRIDS, INC., Farm Seeds, Phone 3493 Findlay, Ohio
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GIRLS' CHORU
lst Row: Carol Ann Traucht, Janet Ward, Loretta Wright, Marlene Clinger, Edna Re-
ichley, Marlene Traucht, Nancy McKinley, Vivian Freed, Mama Romick, Martha Greene,
Isabel Latham, Sonja Grieser, Kay Wagner, Audrey Arrington
2nd Row: Mr. Zoll, Normajean Rettig, Phyllis Garwood, Barbara Waxler, lee Ann Pif-
er, Joyce Smith, Judy Hartman, Barbara Hindall, Roberta Hindall, Jean Foltz, Carol Mar-
quart, Jane Smith, Rita Schafer, Nancy Smith, Barbara Mercer, Carol Bishop, Sally Gri-
mes, Mary Ann Alexander, Kathleen Smith, Ruth Waltermire, Mary Ann Schaller
3rd Row: Nancy Bishop, Marjorie Butler, Catherine Hartman, Martha Rauch, Eileen
Feller, Sally King, Marlene Businger, Ruthann Klotz, Charlotte Smith, Leila Wolford, Mar-
ilyn Smith, Sue Hindall, Susanna Rettig, Nancy Butte, Janet Butte, Janice Hindall, Rosa-
lyn Goesman, Brenda Bowman, Lucille Stahl, Barbara Cook, Phyllis Ackerman
SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE
lst Row: Nancy Butte, Lucille Stahl, Audrey Arrington, Isabel Latham, Mama Romick
Phyllis Ackerman, Normajean Rettig, Marlene Traucht, Nancy McKinley
COUNTRY MARKET, Groceries, Meats, General Merchandise, Findlay, Ohio
NEUHASUER HATCHERY, Phone 38, Arlington, Ohio
MILLER'S KITCHEN ETTE, Fine Food, Next to the State Theater
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ANCE BAN
1st Row: Phyllis Ackerman, Sally King, Normajean Rettig, Charlotte Smith, John F ahl
2nd Row: Jerry Beagle, Robert Houser, Lucille Stahl, Eldon Smith
SE IOR BOYS' QUARTET
DALE KROUT 8: SONS, Asphalt Contractors, Residental - Industrial, Phone 4761, Findlay, Ohio
H. W. RICHARD, Distributor Marathon Products, Phone 21F14, Arlington, Ohio
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LATI CL B
lst Row: Mrs. LaRoche, Lee Ann Pifer, Sally Grimes, Mary Ann Alexander, Sue Hin-
dall, Brenda Bowman
2nd Row:Kenny Fink, Duane Warner, Tommy Long, Harold Marquart Jerry Businger,
DRIVING CLASS
lst Rowzg Martna Rausch, Carol Reigle, Marlene Businger, Kathleen Smith, Sally King,
Phyllis Garwood, Susanna Rettig, Marie Marquart, Mary Jane Reigle, Carol Armentrout
2nd Row: Mr. Castor, Jim Smith, Donny LaRoche, Eileen Feller, Ruth Waltermire,
Martha Greene, Roberta Hindall, Nancy Smith, Carol Bishop, Jerry Beagle, Lelan Pifer, Bob
Fink, Lyle Hendricks
3rd Row: Jerry Jollif, Harold Marquart, Jimmy Arrington, Norman Harvey, Bob Cros-
ser, David Gillispie, Bill Alge.
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SENIOR PLAY
Seated: Jack Babcock, Eldon Smith, John Fahl, Art Houdeshell, Ronald Beach, Allen
Alge.
Standing: Nancy McKinley, Barbara Cook, Lucille Stahl, Phyllis Ackerman, Mama Ro-
mick, Marlene Traucht, Normajean Rettig, Nancy Butte, Arlene Pifer, Isabel Latham, Au-
drey Arrington, Mary Ann Schaller, Vivian Free, Wayne Riechley, Richard Wolford
UNIOR PLAY 1953
Compliments of DICKEN'S 8s WONDERS STUDIO, Photographers for Arlington High- Bill Wonders, Mgr., Fostoria, Ohio
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QHO OR,CKHETY
First Row: Nancy Butte, Kathleen Smith, Marna Romick, Barbara Cook, Nancy Mc-
Kinley, Marlene Traucht, Phyllis Garwood, Susanna Rettig
2nd Row: Mrs. Beach, Isabel Latham, Marie Marguart, Eldon Smith, Richard Wol-
ford, Bob Houser, Phyllis Ackerman, Roberta Hindall.
P TROLBOYS
Keith Houdeshell, Jim Porter, Billy Laymaster, Gene Musgrave.
ONE STOP, City Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Findlay, Ohio
PALMERTON-RADIO-TELEVISION, Sylvania Television-Service, 712 N. Cory St. Findlay, Ohio
NEUHAUSER-HATCHERIES, INC., Poultry Feeds Ka Supplies, Phone 38, Arlington, Ohio
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lst Row: Sonja Ann Grieser, Marlene Clinger, Janice Hindall, Jean Foltz, Mary Ann
Schaller,Audrey Arrington, Ruth Waltermire, Janet Ward, Martha Greene, Kay Wagner
2nd Row: Mrs. Welty, Janet Butte, Marlene Businger, Dorothy Waltermire, Rosalyn
Gossman, Ruth Ann Klotz,Kathryn Hartman, Barbara Waxler, Barbara Hindall, Lela Wol-
ford, Carol Reigle, Edna Reichley, Barbara Mercer, Marilyn Smith, Charlotte Smith Nancy
Bishop
FUTURE HGMEMAKER OF AMERICA
The Arlington F.H.A. Chapter of 1953-54 organized in September, elec-
ting the following officers:
President ....... .... M ary Ann Schaller
Vice President .... ........ Ar lene Pifer
Secretary ....... .... A udrey Arrington
Treasurer ..... .... R uth Waltermire
Reporter ....... .... J anice Hindall
Parlimentarian .... ..... J ean Foltz
A bake sale was held in December and one in February' They Were very
profitable.
A Christmas Party was held with the F.F.A.
The Bi-County meetings were attended at Van Buren on November 10,
and at Liberty on March 23.
Altogether the club has had a very prosperous year.
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1st Row: Jerry Beagle, Bob Fink, Bob Meyers, Allen Alge, Arthur Houdeshell, Wayne
Reichley, Terry Reddick, Gary Houdeshell
2nd Row: Mr. Mengert, Virgil Cotner, Harold Bower, Bobby Grieser, John Hindal, Don-
ald LaRoche, Lelan Pifer, Norman Harvey, Lewis Frantz
3rd Row: Raymond Bower, Richard Fink, Larry Baird, Paul Dean Smith, Jerry Beach,
Robert Schaller, Jim Bame, Neal Davis, Bobby Essinger
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
supervised practices.
The officers for the year 1953-1954 are, Arthur Houdeshell, President,
Allen Alge, Vice President, Bob Fink, Secretary, Jerry Beagle, Treasurer,
Bob Myers, Reporter, Terry Reddick, Sentinel, Wayne Reichley, Student
Advisor, Mr. Fred Mengert, Advisor.
The activities of the year included scrap drive, pest hunt, parent and
son banquet, chapter parliamentary team, state judging contest, corn test
plot.
Nine greenhands were initiated into the F .F.A. chapter in November,
1953. Nine Sophomores earned the Future Farmers degree at a joint meet-
ing held at Liberty the same month. Eight Juniors and Seniors had been
members for one year or longer.
Officers for the year beginning July 1, 1954, are, Bob Fink, President,
Jerry Beach, Vice President, Jim Bame, Secretary, Paul Dean Smith, Trea-
surer, Jerry Beagle, Reporter, Norman 'I-Iarvey, Sentinel.
The chapter inspected the insemination farm at Tiffm, Ohio. They also
toured the Intemational Sales 8z Service and the Gehrisch Implement Sales
on the study of farm mechanics. Future Activities will include among others,
taking of soil samples, county and state judging teams, state and county
fairs, and the Arlington Homecoming.
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WHO'S WHO IN THE NEWS
" NEW YORK DAILY TIMES"
Reporter-Nancy McKinley
Now for the latest head-line news, brought to you straight from the
wires of the New York Daily Time's. Presses were running until the wee
hours of the morning to bring you this up to date news.
Of course you've heard of the election returns, and what returns! The
lst lady ever to become president of the United States is just as excited as
can be. Miss Marlene Traucht, in her acceptance speech, says she owes it
all to her Vice President, Arthur Houdeshell's, campaign.
Audrey Arrington, at tops in CBS Television, now is the emcee of her
own show, "It's a Joy to Live ." Last week her guest was Arlene Pifer, fa-
mous hair designer. Next week her guest will be Barbara Cook, world cham-
pion skier.
Miss Vivian Freed, horti-culturist, has just produced the 1st rosum, a
flower created by joining the crysanthamum and a rose. It is reported to be
very good for weddings.
The wedding of the year was held in a small town in Ohio, named Ar-
lington. It was a plush affair as the bride, Lucille Stahl, joined her bride-
groom in matrimony . As she threw her boquet, the lucky recipiant was Mar-
na Romick, the maid of honor.
It seems that Jack Babcock, philanthropist, went to the moon, "To get
away from it all." While there, he got furiously sick from eating green che-
ese. Allen Alge, ace pilot, while on an exploring trip to the moon, found him
and brought him back to earth. He is now being treated by the world fa-
mous surgeon, Robert George Houser. The doctor says there is recovery in
sight.
Touring night spots all over the country, the ' 'Cool Muscians", are ma-
king outgwell. Its success is owed to its members: Ronald Beach, guitarist:
Nancy Butte, singer, and Wayne Riechley, dancer.
Miss Normajean Rettig, metropolitan opera star, was just announced
the best dressed woman of the United States. She is also rumored to be the
richest.
Miss Phyllis Ackerman, concert pianist, has just written a new opera
called, "Dandelia". While recently on a concert tour, in Australia, it is be-
lieved that Miss Ackerman met a man who has won her affections.
Eldon Smith, western rancher, is selling his last herd of Bison. It seems
he is restocking his ranch with goats .The buyer of the Bison is the businos
executive, John Fahl. He plans on making Bison coats, and selling them at
a reduced rate. His business manager will be Bob Myers.
Richard Wolford recently bought a factory for making bee-bee guns. He
figures he'll make a killing!
Miss Mary Ann Schaller was acquitted of the crime she was recentlv
accused of. This is surprising, for Isabel Latham, chief mistress of the Su--
preme Court, was very much against it. It seems Miss Schalleris crime was
that of running over the President's cat.
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CLASS WILL
We, the Senior Class of 1954, of Arlington High School, and the state
of Ohio, being of sound mind and body, do make and declare this,our last
will and testament. We bequeath to our under-classmates and teachers these
qualities which we think will help them to be as successful as we were .
We, the Seniors, as the class of 1954, will to our under-classes the abili-
ties to be "small but mighty" to any class who meets the qualifications.
I, Phyllis Ackerman, will my ability to be Cupid's helper to Jeanine
Hartman.
I, Allen Alge, will my strength and weight lifting ability to Sam Mar-
quart.
I, Audrey Arrington, will my ability to get Commercial Law to anyone
who thinks they can.
I, Jack Bobcock, will all the help I have gotten through high school to
anyone who needs it.
I, Ronald Beach, will my ability to play the guitar to Norman Harvey.
I, Nancy Ann Butte, will my red hair to Edna Reichley.
.I, Barbara Cook, will my bells to anybody who has the strength to car-
ry them.
I, John Fahl, will my little black book to Maynard Steinman.
I, Arthur Houdeshell, will my ability to confuse the ladies to Tom Hen-
dershot.
I, Bob Houser, will my excess gray matter to Harold Seek.
I, Isabel Latham, will my key to Hartman's house to Wayne Sink.
I, Nancy McKinley, will my ability to get along with Mr. Castor in De-
mocracy to Mary Ann Alexander.
I, Bob Myers, will my abilities to get along with the teachers to Sam
Marquart.
I, Arlene Pifer, will my ability to skip school a half day to anyone who
thinks they won't have to see the judge for it.
I, Wayne Reichley, will my quietness to Bob Wells.
I, Normajean Rettig, will my liking for snakes to Kenny Fink.
I, Marna Romick, will my ability not to listen in on the switch board
to anybody who can curb their curiosity.
I, Mary Ann Schaller, will my understanding of Algebra to Jerry Bus-
inger.
I, Eldon Smith, will my abilities to be a wheel to anybody who can go
around.
I, Lucille Stahl, will my ability to go steady to Judy Hartman.
I, Marlene Traucht, will my size three class ring to Jerry Beach.
I, Richard Wolford, will my excess height to Jerry Beagle, that is, if he
can reach it.
I, Vivian Freed, will my bashfulness around boys to Sonja Greiser.
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IL... .. .
CALENDAR
School opens with one half day.
Only one half day again. Out for fair
No school today. Time to see the fair
Preview at Findlay. No Score.
North Baltimore game. Here.
Van Buren game. Here.
Juniors ordered class rings.
OCTOBER
1 Dance-band played at Lions Club supper
McCombe game. There
Arcadia game. Here
Band and Football team saw Ohio State Football game
Jack Raymon Program. Was anyone scared?
Schoolmasters banquet at McComb.
Liberty game. There
Cory-Rawson game. there
No school. Teachers meeting at Toledo
Senior pictures taken at Dickens Studio
Community Halloween dance.
Vanlue game. Here.
NOVEMBER
2
Band and Football pictures taken.
F.H.A. Initiation.
Ford Circus program.
Mt. Blanchard game. Here.
Seniors sold ads in Findlay.
Seniors initiated Freshman.
Senior Play "Hillbilly Weddin".
Repeat performance of Senior play.
Basketball at Cory-Rawson.
F.H.A. Bake sale.
Band Mothers Festival
A.F. Goldsmith Magic program
Van Buren basketball. Here
Thanksgiving Day. No school.
No school. Thanksgiving Vacation.
Junior class rings arrived.
DECEMBER
2
Valentines Pets program.
Armual pictures were taken.
Mt. Blanchard game. There.
Arcadia game. Here.
Hopewell-Loudon game. Here.
Commercial class visited Ohio Oil.
Liberty game. There.
Vanlue game. Here.
Senior Pictures arrived.
F.F.A. and F.H.A. Christmas party.
Grade school Operetta.
McComb game. There.
Half day of school. Christmas vacation
Seniors worked on annual.
JANUARY
4 Back to school.
5 Art Jennings program
6 Jr. High game at Carey
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CALENDAR
7 Senior boys went to Rotary for dinner
Cory-Rawson game. Here.
Hardin-Northern game. There
14 School left out at noon. Power was off.
15 Van Buren game. There
16 Senior Scholarship tests at Findlay.
18 All-county practice at Liberty.
19 College Lecture for Seniors.
21 Jr. High at Benton Ridge.
22
25
25
27
29
30
8
9
Arcadia game. There
All-county practice at Liberty.
Corgan Program.
Carey Jr. High game.
Liberty game. Here
All-county music festival at Cory-Rawson
FEBRUARY
5 Vanlue game. There.
8 Jr. High Tournament at Mt. Blanchard
9 Heinz Tomato Banquet.
11 Ken Smith Program A
12 McComb game. Here.
16 Coimty F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest
20 Tournament at McComb. Played Liberty.
26 Tournament at McComb. Played Cory-Rawson
MARCH
1 N o school. Snow.
2 No school. Snow.
3 No school. Snow
4 No school. Snow.
5 County music auditions atMcComb
14 Spring music concert
15 F.H.A. Talent show for mothers.
19 Jr. Play.
20 District solos and ensembles at Lima
26 F.F.A. Banquet
30 No school. Ice
APRIL
1 State Scholarship Preliminary Tests
2 State Scholarship Preliminary Tests
3 District band and choruses at Bluffton.
5 Honor Society banquet at McComb
10 State solo and ensemble at Bowling Green.
13 Dr. Chiles Program
14 Ken Foster Program.
16 Eighth grade Scholarship tests.
23 F.H.A. Banquet
23 Dance-band played at Liberty Prom.
24 State band and choruses at Marion.
29 High School Operetta.
30 High School Operetta.
MAY
1 Final State Scholarship tests.
7 F.H.A. Style show.
14 Jr. and Sr. Banquet
18 Achievement Day
20
Exams
21 Exams
23 Baccalaureate and Commencement.
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JOKES
Ronald B.: "And now, Doctor, that I've told
you I'm going to marry Anne, I want to
get something off my chest."
Doctor: "You just tell me all about it, my
boy".
Ronald B.: ' 'It's a tattooed heart with 'Lulu'
on it."
Eldon Smith: "So you dress according to your
moods."
Nancy McKinley: "Yes, that's right."
Edlon: "Well, what do you wear when you
feel snappy?"
Nancy: "A turtle neck sweater."
Marna Romick: 'I've been asked to get mar-
ried a lotetimesf'
Marlene Traucht: "Who asked you?"
Marna: "My Mother and Father."
"My figure used to be my fame," said
Isabel Latham, "but that was when I was ir1
the third grade, and now my fame has spreadf
Mrs. Beach: ' Jerry, name a collective noun."
Jerry Beagle: "A vacuum cleaner."
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We overheard this little bit of dialogue in the
hall the other day.
Mr. Rost: All extremely bright men are con-
ceited.
Eldon Smith: fgraciously shrugging his
shoulders! Oh, I don't know: I'm not!
Mrs. LaRoche: "How many times have I told
you to be on time to class?"
Jack Babcock: "I don't know, I thought you
were keeping track."
Mary Ann S.: "I fell last night and struck my
head on the piano."
Lucille S.: ' Hurt yourself?"
Mary Ann: "No, luckily I hit the soft pedalf,
Bob Crosser: "What's the meaning of pede-
strian?"
Jim Smith: "Raw material for an accident."
Audrey A.: "Hooray! Mr. Castor said we'd
have a hostory test today, rain or shine."
Vivian F.: ' Well, silly! What are you hooray-
ing for?',
Audrey A.: "It's snowing."
JOKES
"Young feller," said Mr. Schaller, "I ain't
blind, and I reckon you've been sparking my
gal, Mary Ann a lot lately. Is it all on the
square or ain't it?',
' Nope,' replied Jim Smith, "Tain't. Mostly
on the back porch."
Barbara C: "Why are you late for school?"
Normajean R. "The reason I was delayed
was because there was a man following
me."
Barbara C: "I don't see what difference that
would make."
Normajean R. ' But he was walking so slow it
took a long time for him to catch up."
Vivian F.: "Do you know the three Chinese
girls who aren't married?"
Audrey A.: "No, who are they?"
Vivian F.: "Tu-Yung-Tu
Tu-Dumb-Tu
No-Yen-Tu."
Mr. McClary: "You're out of condition again,
Houser. Watch'a been doing? Studying?"
Mr. Bibler: ' My boy, do you believe in life
,after death?"
Jack B: "Yes, Sir."
Mr. Bibler: "Then that makes everything fine,
because about an hour after you left yes-
terday to bury your grandfather, he came
to see you."
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"What," asked Allen A., "do you have in
that beautiful vase on the mantel?"
" My dad's ashes." replied Art H.
"Oh, I'm sorry," was the embarrassed re-
joiner, "I didn't know he had died."
Mr. McClary after running his team fifty
laps said, "All men who are too tired to run
another lap, take two steps forward."
The entire team stepped forward except
John F.
Mr. McClary: "Well John, are you ready to
take another lap?"
John F., ' No sir, I'm just too tired to take
them two steps."
Mr. Pifer fsarcasticallyj: "Say young man it's
past midnight. Do you think you can stay
with my daughter all night?"
Richard W.: "Gosh, I reckon so sir, if you in-
sist. But I will have to telephone my mo-
ther first."
Nancy' B.: "You say you were 35 feet away
from the scene of the accident? Just how far
can you see?"
Phyllis A.: "Well, when I wake up I see the
sun, and they tell me that's 93 million
miles away."
Bob M.: "Rest is coming! Quick! Jump out
the window."
Wayne R.: "But this is the second floor."
Bob M.: "This is no time to be superstitious.
CLASS HISTORY
In the year of 1942, 29 eager, bright eyed childrenl trooped into Mrs.
Castor's first grade. During the year we gained two new classmates, Audrey
Arrington, Allen Woodruff. Our classmates, Marilyn Bibler, Barbara Radar,
Nancy Fox, Bobby Bame, and Myron Bowers left us during the year.
Our second year was spent under the guidance of Mrs. Simpson. Norman
Hasson left.
The third and fourth grade teachers were Mrs. King and Miss Farmer,
now Mrs. Remaley. In the third grade Mary Ann Grieser, Earnest Moss, and
Hilda Hobbs joined us. Lucille Stahl left us for Van Buren School, and Ruth
Ann Pickens left for Colerain, Ohio.
In 1946 Miss Brickman, took 28 fifth graders in hand and gave us a vast
store of knowledge. Kay Stoddard, Louise Corbin, David Taylor, and Lucille
Stahl came. Isabel Latham left us.
Mike Gobrecht led us in a successful year in 1947. Barbara Cook, Jack
Babcock, Gerald Rettig, Leroy Smith, Mary Ann Beach, Arlene Pifer, Bar-
bara and Marilyn Hindall, Joarme Rodabaugh, David Rismiller joined us. Al-
len Woodruff left us, also Mary Arm Schaller.
In 1948 we left the last lap of grade school and started the first lap of
Junior High School. Phyllis Ackerman, Dana Kimmel, Ronald Beach, Don
Smith, joined us. Joanne Rodabaugh and Howard Huston left us.
Our eighth grade tests were completed in the spring. We found out that
we didn't know as much as we thought we did. Lynn Wolford came, and
Barbara Hindall and Paul Reichley left.
High school at last! We were under the direction of Bob Houser, our
president. Miss Bumpus and Mr. Strickling were our sponsors. Mary Statler
and Mary Ann Schaller joined us.
The class officers of our Sophomore year were: President Marlene Trau-
chtg and Vice President Bob Houser. Mary Statler, Janice Kimmel, and Mar-
ilyn Hindall, left.
We advanced to the rank of Juniors. We acquired Isabel Latham and
Francis Chedister. We lost Joe Blem and Francis Chedister during the year.
We finally made it. Seniors at last! We arrived Septembr 7, 1954, when
24 members answered the roll call. Mary Ann Beach left us during the year.
The baccalaureate and commencement was held May 23,1954.
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