Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)
- Class of 1957
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Dedication
We, the Senior Class of 1957, dedicate our yearbook "Excelsior
to our parents in appreciation for the patience and understanding given
us during the past twelve years.
The Class of 1957
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Annual Staff
Editor.......
Assistant Editor .
Business Manager
Assistant Business
Sales Manager . . .
Snapshot Editor . .
Calendar .,...
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Prophecy ......... . .
Who's Who .......... . .
Last Will and Testament . . . . .
F.H.A ............. . .
F.F.A ........... . .
Music ..... . .
Basketball . . . .
Football ..... . . .
Honor Society . . . . .
Joke Editor
History . .
Art Editors
Grades.... ..
HighSchoo1. ..................... .
Assistants . . . . .
Manager . . . .
. . . . Catherine Hartman
Larry Woodward
. , John Hindall
Fred Stevenson
. . Leila Wolford
. . Kemp Young
. . . Sue Hindall
. . Sally Grimes
. Charlotte Smith
. . . Tom Long
Ruth Ann Klotz
Raymond Bower
Brenda Bowman
. Lewis Frantz
. Duane Warner
Barbara Waxler
. Judy Hartman
Gary Houdeshell
. . . . . . Janet Ward and Mary Ann Alexander
. . . Dorothy Waltermire
. . Phyllis Stahl
. .Terry Businger, Marlene Clinger, Richard Fink
tKenneth Fink, Harold Bower, Mary Jane Bishop, Norma Jean
Beach, Larry Rettig
Absent ....... . Mary Ann Alexander, John Hindall, Larry Rettig
Dorothy Walterrnire, Dick Fink, Kenny Fink,
Jerry Businger,
Lewis Frantz
EVANS TYPEWRITER CO., Royal Typewriter-Office Equipment, Findlay, Ohio
School Board
FIRST ROW: Everett Smith, Presidentg Alva Grieser, H.H. Warner, Clerk. SECOND ROW: Clair Houser,
Carl Traucht, Don Rossman, Vice -Presidentg C.F. Rost.
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EDWARDS BOSSE Dealer of Hay, Grain, Straw, Coal Phone Jenera 4403
STELLA'S SODA GRILL Phone 5-5955 Arlington, Ohio
TASTY-TATERS COMPANY Made in Findlay 237 Prospect Avenue Phone 291 Findlay, Ohio
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Principal
E. BIBLER
Arlington, Ohio
Bowling Green University
Ohio State University,
B.S., M.A.
Superintendent
C. F. RUST
Defiance High School
Defiance College, A .B.
Chicago University
Ohio State, M.A.
EARL G . GOBRECHT
Arlington High School
Ohio Northern University
Sixth Grade
BETTY FOLT Z
Bowling Green University
Findlay High School
Sixth Grade
HELEN HUTSON FRANCES LOADER
Cygnet High School Carey High 5Ch001
Bowling Green University Bowling Green University
Fifth Grade Fourth Grade
CLARA I AC OBS
Mt. Blanchard High School
Bowling Green University
Third Grade
HELEN WARREN
Findlay High School
Ohio Northern University
Bowling Green University
Bluffton College
Third Grade
WILLO HUFFMAN
Continental High School
Bowling Green University
Second Grade
LUELLA PARISH
Mt. Blanchard High School
Bowling Green University
Second Grade
BEA CASTOR
Arlington, Ohio
Bowling Green University
Ohio Northern University
First Grade
GWENOLYN WELLS
Arlington , Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Bowling Green University
First Grade
RUS SELL WILLEKE
Dola High School
Ohio Northern University
Bowling Green State University
Music
RUT H WELTY
HAROLD CASTOR
Arlington High School
Findlay College, A.B.
Kent State University, B.S.
Coach, History, Democracy
University of Michigan
Bluffton High School
Bowling Green State University, B.S.
Ohio State University
Home Economic, Biology
DORIS LA ROCHE EVELYN FALK
Ada High School Mt. Cory High School
Ohio Northern University, A.B. Bowling Green State University B S
Latin, English, Arithmetic English, Physical Education
HANCOCK COUNTY FARM EQUIPMENT DEALER'S ASSOCIATION, Findlay, Ohio
ELIZABETH KNIGHT CORA BEACH
Centerville High School
Miami-Jacobs Business College
Commercial
JOSEPH DALEY
Arlington High School
Wittenberg College, A.B
Chicago University
English
Carrollton High School
Ohio Northern University
History, Arithmetic, Speech
FRED MENGERT HOWARD TROSTMILLER
Lucas High School East High School, Erie, Pa
Ohio State University, B,S. Findlay College
Agriculture Coach , Geography
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Class fficers
President ..... . .
Vice-President . , . ,
Secretary . . . . ,
Treasurer . . . . .
. Duane Warner
Fred Stevenson
Brenda Bowman
Larry Woodward
Motto Be sure you're right, men go ahead
Flo wer white Rose
COlO1'S Aqua and whine
Advisor Mr. Rm
Compliments of DICKENS AND WONDERS STUDIO
Photographers for Arlington High School
Bill Wonders, Manager, Fostoria, Ohio
TOM LONG
"He doesr1't have wings but he gets
there just the same."
Football lg Basketball 1,2,3g Latin
Club lg Class Play 3,4g Class Officer
lg Annual Staff 4.
CATHERINE HARTMAN
"A noisy miss in aquiet way, stores
up knowledge day by day."
Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus
2,3,4g Operetta 1,33 Class Play 3,4g
Honor Society 3,43 F.H,A, 1,2,3g
Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4g Annual staff
4.
DUANE WARNER
"Thus ends the first lesson."
Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g
Latin Club 1,23 B3,Seb3,ll 1,2,3,4g
Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4gMixedCho-
rus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Class Play
3,4g Operetta 1,3g Class President
3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Dance Band
2,3g Band Officer 3g Boys' Ensemble
35 Mixed Ensemble 2g Brass Sex-
tette 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4.
Phone 5-3851 MC DEVITT PHARMACY,
It's a fact-It's a complete
Drug Store
Drugs-Prescriptions, Photo-Gifts
"Best in the Long Run"
OHIO OIL COMPANY Findlay, Ohio
LARRY WOODWARD
"A lot of fum, an awful teaseg just
sits around and "shoots the breeze."
Class Treasurer 3,43 Football 1,2,3,
4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Class Play 35
Annual Staff 4.
PHYLLIS STAHL
"For her there is only one."
Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus
2,3,4g F.H,A. 1,2,3g F.H.A. Officer2g
Operetta 1,35 Girls' Ensemb1e2,3,4g
G,A,A, 33 Annual Staff 4g Class Play
3,4.
GARY HOUDESHELL
A handsome guy, couldn't beneaterg
His car's equipped with a one arm
heater.
F,F,A, 1,2,35 Class Play3,45 F, F.A,
Officer 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Annual
Staff 4.
MARLENE CLINGER
She's here, Ihear her giggle.
Girls' Chorus 1 ,2,3 ,45 Mixed Chorus
3,45 Operetta 1,35 Class Play 45
Annual Staff 4:G.A.A.4gPr0l'I1pter
33 F.H.A. 1.
BRENDA BOWMAN
A studious girl and keen of mind,
a nicer girl you will never find.
Band 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45
Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed En-
semble Accompanist 1,2,3,45 Band
Officer 25 Latin Club 1,25 Honor
Society 3,45 Operetta 15 Operetta
Accompanist 35 Class Officer 1,3,45
Class Play 3,4g Dance Band 3,45
Annual Staff 45 Flute Ensemble 1,2,
3,4.
ARLINGTON ELEVATOR 85 SUPPLY CO.
Phone 5-3275 - South End
Phone 5-3270 - North End
Arlington, Ohio
JANET WARD
Small but mighty.
Girls' chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus
2,3,45 F.H.A, l,2,35 F.H.A. Officer
3g Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 2,35
Annual ,Staff 45 Operetta 1,35 Honor
Society 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4,
J' ERRY BUSINGER
What he doesn't know isn't worth
knowing,
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 35
Baseball 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45
Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 35
Latin Club lg Annual Staff 45 Stage
Manager 4.
JUDY HARTMAN
Full of vim, a real high stepper:
She's the one who put pep inpepper.
Band 1,2,3,4g Head Majorette 3,49
Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus
1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,3g G.A.A. 4g
G.A.A. Officer 4: Cheerleader 3,
Class Officer lg Girls' Ensemble
2,3,4g Annual Staff 4, Queen's Atten-
dant 4g Class Play 4,
.TOHN HINDALL
You don't have to hang on a tree to
be a nut.
Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,3,4g
Basketball 1 ,4g F.F. A. lg Stage Man-
ager 3,45 Class Officer 1.2, Annual
Staff 4.
FRED STEVENSON
Boys, it's terrible, I just can't work
for thinking of her.
Band 1,2,3,4g Boys' Chorus 2,3,4g
Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Operetta 33
Dance Band 2,3,4g Brass Sextette
2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor
Society 3,4g Class Officer 3,4g Class
Play 3,43 Annual Staff 4.
PLAIN VIEW FARM
Grade A Mi1k8t Ice Cream
Phone 4373
Jenera, Ohio
BARBARA WAXLER
Her hands are never still, neither
are her eyes,
Band 1,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g
Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g F,H,A, 1,2g
Operetta 1,3g Brass Sextette1,2,3,4g
Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Honor
Society 3,43 Annual Staff 43 G.A.A.
3g Class Play 4,
RAYMOND BOWER
A willing smile, a friendly face,
A credit to the htunan race.
F. F.A. l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g
Boys' Chorus 2,3,4g Boys' Ensemble
25 Operetta 3, Stage Manager 3,
Annual Staff 4.
LEWIS FRANTZ
What he wants most out of school,
is himself.
Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g
Baseball lg F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Annual
Staff 4.
RUTH ANN KLOT Z
She sighs at many, but loves only
one.
Band 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g
Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,35
G.A.A. 4g G.A.A. Officer 45 Mixed
Ensemble 35 Annual Staff 4g Class
Play 4g F.H.A. 1,2,3.
CHARLOTTE SMITH
If silence is golden, Pll never be
rich.
Band 1,2,3,4g Band Officer 3g Dance
Band 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g
Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,3g
Sax Quartet 1,2,3g Class Play 3,4g
Class Officer 3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g
F.H.A, Officer 3g G.A.A. 4g G.A.A.
Officer 4g Annual Staff 4.
HANCOCK SAVINGS 8a LOAN
South Main at Sandusky Street
Findlay, Ohio
LEILA WOLFORD
The nicest girl and full of zest.
For her we wish the very best.
Band 1,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g
Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g F,H,A, 1,25
Operetta 1,3g Girls' Ensemble2,3,4g
Honor Society 3,4g Annual Staff 4g
Class Officer 1,2g Class Play 3,4,
LARRY RETTIG
If school is liberty, give me death.
Football 1,2,3g Basketball 33 Stage
Manager 3g Baseball 1,2,3g Annual
Staff 4.
SALLY GRIMES
Quiet and serene, this gay colleen.
Band 1,2,3,4g Baud Officer 2, Girls'
Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus2,3,4g
Operetta 1,3g Class Play 3,4g Girls'
Ensemble 2,3,4g Brass Sextet 3,4g
Dance Band 35 G.A,A, 4g G,A.A.
Officer 45 Honor Society 3,43 Home-
coming Queen 45 Annual Staff 4.
HAROLD E. BOWER
If silence is golden, he will be a
millionaire.
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Boys' Chorus 2,3.
4g Operetta 3, Stage Manager 3g
Annual Staff 4.
SUE HINDALL
It's funny the things teachers will
do, they try to appear smarter than
you.
Band 1,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g
Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Operetta 1,35
Class Play 3,45 Latin Club lg Latin
Club Officer lg Ensemble 2,3,4g
Dance Band 2,3,4g Annual Staff 45
G.A.A. 4.
BEACH'S CLOVER FARM
Phone 5-3011
Choice Meats, Groceries, 85 Vegetables
A rlington, Ohio
ARLINGTON HARDWARE 85 ELECTRIC
Lee H. Gillespie
General Electric and RCA
J' EAN BEACH
A friendly girl and a charming lass,
a worthy addition to our class.
Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Operetta 33
Annual Staff 4.
MARY ALEXANDER
Busy hands, a gentle faceg
In the race of success, she'l1set the
pace.
Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus
2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Brass Sextette
3,4g Operetta 1,3g Latin Club lg
Class Play 3,45 Ensemble 3g Annual
staff 43 G.A. A. 4.
RICHARD PINK
A, blush is nice, but sometimes in-
convenient.
Football 1, 2, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45
F.F.A. Officer 4g Class Play 3,4.
MARY JANE BISHOP
There lies a deal of deviltry be-
neath this mild exterior.
Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g
Operetta 3.
KENNETH DEAN FHXIK
A studious one, not too shy,
Always asks the question, "Why?"
Band,1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g
Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 1,3:
Flute Ensemble 1,2,3,4g Mixed En-
semble 3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Boys'
Quartet 4g Class Play 3,45 Latin
Club 1,23 Latin Club Officer lg
Annual Staff 4.
DOROTHY WALTERMIRE
She's always out for a good time.
Band 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g
Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g DanceBa.nd 3,
4g G.A,A, 4g Girls' Ensemble 2g
Operetta 1,35 F .H,A, 15 Annual staff
4g Class Play 4, Sax Quartet 3,4,
LYNN KEMP YONGE
Honesty in honor.
Librarian 1, Class Officer 2gAnnua1
staff 43 Latin Club 1.
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uniors
FIRST ROW: Kay Hartman, Phylis Houdeshell, Brenda Badertscher, Joyce Wilson, Rhea Jean Kimmel, Ann
Fink, Shirley Brown, Janice Wagner, Anna Reichley, Myrna Businger.
SECOND ROW: Mrs, Falk, Cecilia Skeeters, Shirley Feister, Jerry Lafferty, Larry Steinman, Loris Ward,
Larry Brinkman, Bobby Arrington, Ronnie Brauneller, Jim Middleton, Larry Riegle, Ruth Ann Walters,
Mr. Mengert.
THIRD ROW: Diana Frantz, Sandra Marquart, Roberta Inbody, Donavon Kemerly, .T. .T . Solt, Randy Porter,
Eugene Grieser, Eddie Wisner, Harold Butte, Julia Bishop, Sue Beagle, Joyce Roddick.
Sophomorcs
FIRST ROW: J aniceMarquart, Beverly Smith,John Paul Cole, Doris Rausch, Tom Hendricks, Ed Woodward,
Vera Jean Wilson, Barbara Maruart, Mary Braunelier, J ona Essinger.
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Welty, Judy Crosser, Jeannette Butler, Carolyn Boehm, Robert Maruart, J ack
J olliff, David Dillinger, Mary Jean Apaeth, Paul Hartman, Deanna Warner, Gerald Glick, Jean Cronbaugh,
Roy Riegle, Mr. Trostmiller, Steve Sink.
THIRD ROW: Elaine Bame, Karen Grieser, Linda Rettig, Larry Oman, Tom Bidlack, Ronald Bibler, David
Hartman, James Wilch, Jerry Riter, Mike Smith, Larry Brauneller, Karen Baumgardner, Diane Beach.
inth Grade
FIRST ROW: Keith J olliff, Billy Bame, Ben Mitchell, Jan Rossman, Buddy Stienman , David J olliff.
SECOND ROW: Nancy Baugnman, Ar1eneMarquart, J oe Brinkman, Susan Rienking, Ann Jameson, Ann Dally,
Mary Alice Nesler, Sandra Gossman, Judy Garlinger, Jo Ann Beagle.
THIRD ROW: Mrs, Knight, Sally LaRoche, MarilynBame, Mary Lou Davis, Keith Houdeshell, Gerry Mann,
Ober F easel, Carol Inbody, Sharon Richard, Betty Krout, Judy Bates, Billy Leymaster, Marie Waltermire,
Mr. Bibler.
FOURTH ROW: Diane Turnbell, Darlene Kemerly, Sue Wisner, Sandra Crates, Gene Musgrave, Larry Day,
William Bishop, Neil Bushong, Lynn Orwick, Jerome Glick, Rachel Kimmel, Judith Grieser, Karen Hosafros,
Diane Knight.
Eighth rade
FIRST ROW: Michael Bishop, Connie Bowers, Joyce Kemerly, Barbara Badertscher, Linda Foltz, Connie
Lou Wilson, Carol Rettig, Jerry Grohoske, Richard Smith, Joe Wagner, Ted Mitchell.
SECOND ROW: Louvella Smithers, Eugene Woods, .T ack Glick, David Smith, Becky Long, Alan Wolford,
Rosella Horton, Steve Riter, Dick Mercer, Lanny Dillon, Frank J olliff, Diane Brauneller, Sally Inbody, Mrs.
LaRoche.
THIRD ROW: Betty Riegle, Sharon Reichley, CathieSolt, David Davis, Edgar Patton, James Johnson, Larry
Crates, Howard Skeeters, Denis Day, Paul Dean Wells, Fred Smith, Rosemary Bishop, Margaret Hartman,
ABSENT: Sharon Businger, Diane Rettig,
THE SPOT MARKET HINGER'S BOTTLE GAS SERVICE
Ar11ngton's Favorite Spot to Shop KlMMEL'S SOHIO STATION Country Market Phone 1517
Phone 5-2011 Arlington, Ohio Findlay, Ohio
Seventh Grade
FIRST ROW: Joe Clevenger, Karen Bishop, Nancy Rower, Gary I-lindall, Steven Grieser, Gary lnbody, Norris
Beach, Bobby McKinley, Larry Hickle, Beverly Riegle, Carol Gonzoles.
SECOND ROW: Bobby Elsea, Lois Powell, Russell Browneller, Jon Treece, Susan Gossrnan, David Reigle,
Patricia Wells, Linda Warner, Richard Gallent, Janet Treece, Joyce Rossman, Mr. Daley.
THIRD ROW: Jean Krout, Dennis Feasel, Maryetta Arrington, Joe Romick, Donald Gary, Darol J ameson,
Donnie Essinger, Roy Carnahan, Ronnie Essinger, Janet Musgrave, Jeannette Cole, Dexter Wilson, Eddie
Reigle, Bob Sink.AEENT: Les Gonzoles.
Sixth Grade p ,
FIRST ROW: Cheryl Waxler, Billy Brown, Jerry I-Iickle, Charles Crates, Wayne Hartman, Walter Saurn,
Eddie Steinman, Mary Lou Patten, Ruth Ann Nesler, Gloria Carnahan. Jeanne Williams.
SECOND ROW: Cathy Sink, Elaine Smith, Steve Metzger, Charles Nicholson, Donald Vanderhoff, Allan
Mclvlillen, Ronald Carnahan, Bobby Marquart, David Powell, Torn Mercer, Jane Gillespie, Ronald Wolford,
Mr. Gobrecht.
THIRD ROW: Janet Jolliff, Lois Wilson, Billy Bame, J immy Steinman, Barbara Beard, Martha George,
Carolyn Hartman, Ann Long, Gretchen Wilson, Mike Beucler, Jan Kemerley, Mary Lee Richard.
ABSENT: Glenn Lafferty, James Roberts, Joe Bishop.
THE HANCOCK BRICK Sc TILE COMPANY
Vitrified Clay Drain Tile
Yees, Ells, and Curves BRANDMAN IRON COMPANY
Telephone 780, Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio
Fifth fade
FIRST ROW: Lavern Steinman, Alma Gonzales, Billy Davis, Brenda Human, Randall Jacobs, Everett
Reigle, Trudy Green.
SECOND ROW: John Reilly, Marvin Rower, Damiy Smith, Paulette Beard, Donald Drefke, Shirley Smithers,
Mrs. Woodmency.
THIRD ROW: Glenda Baugn-nan, Clarence Decker, Diana Moser, Lee Alan Best, Larry Bibler, Mary Ellen
Hartman, Dorothy Clinger.
ABSENT: Danny Patton.
Fifth fade
FIRST ROW: Julene Hindall, Jeffrey Rettig, Dale Ralph, Dianne Hartman, Becky Mitchell, Stephanie
Hendricks,
SECOND ROW: Brenda Brinkman, Billy Alge, Steve Smith, David Drefke, Freddy Saum, Sue Lon, Rex
Bishop, Miss Foltz.
THIRD ROW: Linda Bishop, Mary Crates, Ronald Russell, Dean I-Unger, Sandra Gossman, John King, Nancy
Drummelsmith, Donald Steinman.
DONNA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Compliments of I OHNNY APPLESEED BOWLING LANES
Modern and Air Conditioning JOHN I. SOLT D,V.M. and
Phone 5-5244 Arlington, Ohio Arlington, Ohio Restaurant
Fourth radc
FIRST ROW: Cynthia Bash, Ronnie Kernerley, Sarah Reinking, J eri-J ean Hartman, Freddy Reigle, David
Lafferty, Steven Rinehart, George Htunan, Donald Musgrave.
SECOND ROW: Sue Ann Bishop, Faye Smithers, Ralph Shackelford, Michael Musgrave, Gerald Dean Stein-
man, Harry Scholz, Jr., Rita Kay Smith, Nancy Fox, John Gehrish, Daniel Hartman, Mrs: Hutson.
THIRD ROW: Linda Kay Butte, David L. Inbody, Betty Wells, James Dillinger, Everett Musgrave, Martin
Randall I-Iig1ey,Judy AnnJolliff, Judy AnnMcClelland, Karen Dee Metzger, Janet Smith, Cheryl Lynn Corbin.
Fourth Grade
FIRST ROW: Ronnie J olliff, Karen Hartman, Cheryl Clevenger, Dennis Rower, Lonnie Pepple, Charles
Hartman, Dale Nicholson, Paul Patton, Thomas Orwick.
SECOND ROW: Phillis Smithers, Donald Kernei-ley,JaneGrohoske, Jesse Wilch, Connie Sue Strouse, Freddy
Arrington, Samuel Roberts, Joseph Carnahan, Diane Bishop, Mrs. Loader,
THIRD ROW: Chris Eibling, Sherry Fahl, Rubetta Wilch, Barbara Von Stein, J anel Shank, Sharon McKinley,
Chris Wolford, Mary Shellenbarger, Wayne Bushong, Diane Steinman, Patricia Businger.
ABSENT: Alice Williams, Janice Treese,
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FIRST ROW: Barbara Hartman, Karen Brauneller, Joe Metzger, Lynette Bibler, Bobby Green, Carlyon
Human, Linda Shackelford, Timmy Rinehart.
SECOND ROW: Linda Robinson, J, D, Richard, Robert Steinman, Kay Gray, Jimmie Hindall, Stephen Beach,
Janet Gallant, Ray Worstine, Susie Bibler.
THIRD ROW: Joyce Wilson, Earl Launder, Cheryl Essinger, Wayne Frantz, Elaine Oates, Mrs. Jacobs, i
Cindy Fahl, Eric Grieser, Nancy Rayle, Gary Tong,
Third rade
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FIRST ROW: Betsy Beagle, Richard Brown, Ray Gonzales, Daria Lea Hale, John Steinman, Dana Davis,
Norman Chamberlain, Mary Hartman,
SECOND ROW: Pamela AJ.ler, David Wilch, Barbara Patton, Marcia Businger, Michael Smith, Keith Morrow,
Charles Smith, Sharon Roberts, Waneta Comer.
THIRD ROW: Nancy Dillinger, Barry Fox, Eugene May, Ronald Saum, Wanda LaRoche, Mrs. Warren,
Johnny George, Joey Traucht, Diane Fields, Rosemary Fellers, Patricia Patton.
MARATHON TRUCK STOP, Route 688s 3ON, Williamstown, Ohio
Compliments of DR. H. K. TREECE, M. D., DR. E. R. BURSON, M.D.
Second Grade
FIRST ROW: Cynthia Reamsnyder, Darlene Wilch, GregGhaster, Chris Businger, .Tacqulynn Schey, Ramona
Hartman, Linda Smith, Jennifer Betts, Linda Houdeshell.
SECOND ROW: Gary Mclvlillen, Dennis Livingston, Susan Drumrnelsmith, Marvin Bame, Becky La Roche,
Dannyjolliff, Connie Babcock, Sherry Baughman, Barbara Hal.
THIRD ROW: Glen Moser, Martin Grieser, Jimmy McClelland, Sandra Salsbury, Christine Reilly, Ruth
Anne Mengert, Mrs. Huffman, Robert Hartman, Max Hosafros, Sammy Butte, Mike Von Stein.
Second rade
FIRST ROW: Terry Suter, Nancy Treece, Linda Hauman, Ralph Green, Debra Pepple, Sharon Nicholson,
Martha Powell. Karen Hartman, Dennis Shulaw.
SECOND ROW: Joe Gonzales, Terry Metzger, Roger Russell, Danny Shulaw, Linda Brinkman, Anna
Salsbury, Susie Coldren, Dennis Clevenger, Harold Human.
THIRD ROW: Linda Wright, Greg Snyder, Peggy Cullen, Danny Frantz, Yvoxme Gossman, Mrs. Parish,
Nancy Launder, Mary Heuberger, George Lanning, Dale Dawson, Steve Willeke, William Shackelford.
ABSENT: Christine Grieser.
ARLINGTON FORD SALES, Phone 5-3511, Arlington, Ohio
M. H. CRATES, Drainage Contractor, Phone 4374 or 4273, J' enera, Ohio
First Grade
FIRST ROW: Brena Clevenger, Doug Rossman, Lynn Nicholson, Dixie Bibler, Barbara Steinman, Gary
Weihrauch, Debby Rinehart.
SECOND ROW: Betsy Wilson, Denny Helms, Jennifer Bash, Kenneth Frankhouser, Randy Gallant, Junior
Weihrauch, Steven Walters, Elaine Beard.
THIRD ROW: Debby Sue Fox, J' ackie Pearson, Steve Morrow, Gloria Jean Houdeshell, Mike Solt, Mrs.
Castor, Cheryl Higley, Dennis Tidd, Teddy La Roche, Beverly Shulaw.
ABSENT: Kathy Chamberlain.
First Grade
FIRST ROW: Roberta Mitchell, Connie Livingston, Mary Featheringill, Linda Brauneller, Charles Hartman,
Wayne Reigle, Carol Reigle.
SECOND ROW: Linda Weber, Roger Gray, Allen Dillon, Kathie McDoug1e, Russell Stahl, Terry Businger,
Cynthia Bishop, Roger Steinman.
THIRD ROW: Retha Salsbury, Dennis Eibling, Van Shank, Shirley Jolliff, Douglas Smith, Mrs. Wells,
Pamela Burson, Cathy Patten, Jack Crates, Steven Neskr. ' .
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FIRST ROW: Billy Bame, Lynn Orwick, Gene Musgrave, Larry Day, Keith Jolliff. SECOND ROW: Buddy
Steinman, Billy Leymaster, Joe Brinkman, David Davis, James Johnson, Ian Rossman, Mr. Trostmiller.
Cheerleaders
Cathie Solt, Sharon Reichley, Linda Warner, Connie Bowers
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Larry WO0C1ward - - Quarterback Gary Houdeshell- - Left Guard
Fred Stevenson--Left End Duane Warner--Right End
John Hindall--Fullback Dick Fink--Left Tackle
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Football
Saturday, August the 18th, 34 players reported at the school house to receive their un.iforms.
On August the 20th we went to work.
September the 7th, the team traveled to Findlay to play Ada in the preview. We returned
home victorious 13-0, with Warner scoring from 6 yards out and Woodward from4 yards out.
Lafferty kicked the extra point,
September 14th we went to Liberty-Benton and returned with an 18-0 victory. Wisner scored
on a 35 yard run and Warner scored twice on a 10 yard rim and a 10 yard pass play.
On September 21st, we were visited by Mt. Blanchard who went home defeated 18-0. Warner
scored first on a 35 yard pass play. Woodward then scored from the 2 yard line and an intercepted
pass which he ran back 50 yards for the touchdown.
September the 28th, we returned from McComb victorious 28-7. Warner scored on 50 and
10 yard pass plays. Wisner scored on a 10 yard jaunt and Hindall on a 5 yard plunge.
October the 5th, we were defeated by Vanlue 26-0. Vanlue scored twice in the first and
second quarters. Arlington came out fighting the second half but was unable to score.
The next week Arcadia returned home on top 27-7. Arcadia scored in each quarter. Gary
Houdeshell intercepted a pass and raced 90 yards for our only score. Lafferty kicked the extra
point.
We played Van Buren in our Homecoming Game on October 19. We outscored them 56-0.
Hindall, Stevenson, Ward, Warner, Wisner and Woodward all scored touchdowns. Lafferty, Wood-
ward and Cole scored the extra points,
October the 25th, we defeated Cory-Rawson 12-0. Woodward scored on a 1 yard plunge and
Warner scored on a 40 yard pass play.
On November the 2nd we played the first game in the history of Arlington with Montgomery
Local We defeated them 27-20 after trailing 13-0 at the half. Woodward scored on a plunge after
Wisner retumed a plmt 50 yards to the 10. Warner scored on a 20 yard sweep around left end and
an pass play. John Hindall scored last on a slant off right tackle. Lafferty kicked the extra points.
We would like to thank Mr. Castor for teaching us the most important lesson in life, team-
work.
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FIRST ROW: J. J. Solt, Donovan Kemmerly, Loris Ward, Fred Stevenson, Duane Warner, John Hindall.
SECOND ROW: Mr, Castor, Gerald Glick, Jerry Lafferty, Robert Max-quart, David Hartman, Harold Butte.
THIRD ROW: Steve Sink, Ben Mitchell, Billy Bame, Joe Brinkman, Ober Feasel, Gene Musgrave.
TRAUCHT STORE
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FIRST ROW: Larry Woodward, Gary Houdeshell, Eugene Grieser, Eddie Wisner, Larry Oman.
SECOND ROW: Ronald Bib1er,J'ackJ'o11iff,Iohn Paul Cole, Larry Riegle, Tom Hendricks, Mr. Trostrniller.
THIRD ROW: William Bishop, Lynn Orwick, Roy Riegle, Billy Leymaster, Keith Jolliff, J an Rossman,
Paul Hartman,
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Senior Basketball
Lewis Frantz -- Center John Hindall -- Forward
Jerry Businger -- Guard VARSITY
Arlington 54 Arcadia Arlington
Arlington 43 Cory -Rawson Arlington
Arlington 35 Vanlue Arlington
Arlington 55 Mt. Blanchard Arlington
Arlington 63 McComb Arlington
Arlington 66 Mt. Blanchard Arlington
Arlington 48 Forest Arlington
Arlington 58 McComb Arlington
Arlington 49 Cory -Rawson
RESERVE
A -'iwgton 24 Arcadia Arlington
Arr- -an 21 Cory -Rawson Arlington
Arlingtc. 42 Vanlue Arlington
Arlington 43 Mt. Blanchard Arlington
Arlington 43 McComb Arlington
Arlington 43 McComb Arlington
Arlington 46 Cory-Rawson
TROUT FURNITURE COMPANY 508 South Main Street
Duane Warner -- Guard
Hardin-Northern 42
Liberty-Benton 55
Arcadia 72
Vanlue 54
Mt. Blanchard 50
Van -Buren 47
Cory -Rawson 41
Liberty-Benton 58
Hardin-Northern 43
Liberty-Benton 50
Arcadia 62
Vanlue 45
Mt. Blanchard 42
Van-Buren 34
Findlay, Ohio
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Mt. Cory, Ohio
Findlay, Ohio
arsity-Basketball
We started our basketball season on November 20 with a winning 54-59 victory over Arcadia on our
home court. Frantz led the Red Devils in scoring 24 points.
On November 30 we beat Cory-Rawson43-32 on our own court. Frantz and Hindall led with 12 and 10.
On December '7 we journeyed to Vanlue for a non-league defeat. Vanlue scored '15 against our 35.
Wisner was high-point man with 10.
The next week Arlington went to Mount Blanchard for our first league game. We led all the way
winning 55-36. Warner scored 21 points.
On December 19 wewent to McComb fora non-league victory of 63-41. Frantz and Warner were high-
point men with 21-20,
On December 28 we went to Ada to play Mount Blanchard in the "Holiday Tournament." It was a close
game, but we came out on top with a 66-63 score. Frantz led with 31.
The following evening we went back to Ada to try our luck with Forest. Trailing 22-24 at half-time,
we went on to win 48-43. Lewis Frantz was high-point man with 19.
On January 4 we went back home to beat McComb 58-45 in a league game. Frantz scored 26 points.
On January 11 we went to Cory- Rawson to beat the Hornets 49-36. Frantz made 17 points. Qir
league record was now 3-0.
On Saturday night, January 12, Arlington played another non-league game. Led in scoring by Lewis
Frantz, we defeated Hardin-Northern 55-42 on our home court.
With Liberty-Benton coming to Arlington on January 18, the Red Devils gained another victory by
wimiing with a score of 64-55, led in scoring by Frantz with 22.
On January 25 we went to Arcadia for our first league defeat. Arcadia, playing very good ball, won
72-65. High point man was Frantz with 32 points.
February 1 finds us in thebiggest gameof the season. If we can beat Vanlue we will be tied with them
for county championship. They cameto our floor for a very close and exciting game. Luck was with us and
we defeated them 57-54. Lewis Frantz topping the score with 33 points.
February 5 we won another close non-league victory over Mount Blanchard on our court. Wisner led
the Red Devils to a 51-50 voctory with 14 points.
On February 8 we won championship on Van Buren's court. Frantz making 23 points to make a
victorious 59-47 score. Vanlue defeated by Arcadia left the Red Devils take the lead and go on for the
county championship.
We started our tournament on February 15 by playing Cory-Rawson at McComb. Let by Frantz and
Wisner we won 59-41.
Our next game, on February 22, was played at Cory-Rawson with Liberty-Benton. The Red Devils
jumped off to an early lead and maintained that lead until the last four minutes of the game when the Eagles
finally caught up and won 58-52.
On behalf of all the basketball boys we wish to thank Howard Trostrniller and all the " ...rat were
behind us at all the games.
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PIFER STONE COMPANY, Crushed Stone and Agricultural Lime Phone 5-5132 A1'1il'l8I0I1. Ohio
arsity
FIRST ROW: I ack Jolliff, Duane Warner, Lewis Frantz, Eddie Wisner, .Terry Businger.
SECOND ROW: ,Terry Rider, Larry Reigle, Tom Hendricks, Loris Ward, Larry Brinkman, Donovan
Kemerly, John Paul Cole, Mr. Trostrrriller.
Reserves
FIRST ROW: Paul Hartman, John Paul Cole, Steve Sink, Larry Reigle, Tom Hendricks.
SECOND ROW: James Wilch, Harold Butte, David Hartman, Donovan Kemerly, Loris Ward, Mr. Trostmiller.
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FIRST ROW: Phyllis Houdeshell, Janice Wagner, Shirley Feister.
SECOND ROW: Ann Dally, Sue Beagle, Ann Fink, Joyce Kemerly, Sally La Roache, Sally Inbody, Margaret
Hartman, Edwin Wisner, Deanna Warner.
THIRD ROW: Karen Hosafros, Jeannette Cole, Carol Rettig, Cathie Solt, Fred Stevenson, Keith Houdeshell,
Ted Mitchell, Bill Laymaster.
FOURTH ROW: Sharon Businger, Diane Brauneller, Joyce Wilson, Leila Wolford, Kennett Fink, Brenda
Bowman, Rachael Kimmel.
FIFTH ROW: Gary Hindall, Karen Bishop, Alanwolford, Mary Jean Spaeth, Julia Bishop, Barbara Waxler,
Vera Jean Wilson.
All of our music groups have increased in size this year. We have 68 band members, 65
members in the Mixed Chorus, '76 girls in the Girls' Glee Club, and 38 members in the Boys'
Glee Club.
The band performed at several homecomings and festivals this summer and put on some very
entertaining half-time shows at the football games this fall. We were honored with a request from
Heidelberg College to share the half-time program with the Heidelberg Band at their DAD'S DAY
football game. We accepted the invitation and had a lot of fun preparing the show.
The band and choruses are preparing a Christmas program to be given December 20. They
are also getting ready for a concert to be held in the latter part of January.
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FIRST ROW: Jeanette Butler, Judy Bates, Judy Hartman.
SECOND ROW: Elaine Bame, Judy Crosser, Betty Krout, Sue Wisner, Tom Bidlack, David Dillinger, Jean
Cronbaugh, Rosella Horton, Ann Jameson.
THIRD ROW: Sandra Gossman, Marilyn Bame, Sally Grimes, Charlotte Smith, Rhea Jean Kimmel, Mary
Lou Davis, Connie Wilson, Dorothy Waltermire.
FOURTH ROW: Roberta Inbody, Larry Crates, Sandra Marquart, Sharon Richard, Mary Anne Alexander,
Ruth Ann Walters, Myrna Businger.
FIFTH ROW: Sandra Crates, Duane Warner, Sue Hindall, Ruth Ann Klotz, Diane Knight, Mr. Willeke,
Barbara Badertscher.
Selected members of the band and choruses are looking forward to participating in the A11-
County Music Festival to be held at Mt. Blanchard, January 26, 1957. It's always a lot of fun, hard
work, and a good experience.
We are also getting ready for the contests. Individual and small groups are preparing for
the Solo and Ensemble contests. The band and choruses are getting ready for the District, and we
hope State, Band and Chorus Contests. Of course it's almost impossible to do as well as we did
last year, but we can certainly try.
Many, many thanks to Mr. Willeke for his patience and untiring efforts to make us have a
really outstanding music department. Thank you, Mr. Willeke.
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Phone 525 Findlay, Ohio Findlay. Ohio
Senior Band Members
FIRST ROW: Leila Wolford, Barbara Waxler, Charlotte Smith,
Sally Grimes, Brenda Bowman, Fred Stevenson. SECOND ROW:
Judy Hartman, Duane Warner, Sue Hindall, Ruth Ann Klotz,
Dorothy Waltermire, Mary Alexander, Kenny Fink.
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FRONT: Judy Hartman. SECOND ROW: Janice Wagner,
Phyllis Houdeshell, Janette Butler, Shirley Feister, Judy Bates.
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Cheerleaders
Jeanette Butler, Judy Crosser, Tom Bidlack, Jean Cronbaugh, Sandra Marquart.
Seniors Together 12 Years
FIRST ROW: Jean Beach, Leila Wolford, Charlotte Smith, Barbara Wander, Catherine Hartman, Ruth Ann
Klotz, Judy Hartman.
SECOND ROW: Sue Hindall, Brenda Bowman, MaryJane Bishop, Harold Bower, Duane Warner, Tom Long,
Gary Houdeshell, Larry Woodward, Raymond Bower. .Terry Businger, Marlene Clinger.
ABSENT: Kenny Fink.
Sr. Girls'-Ensem ble
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FIRST ROW: Charlotte Smith, Barbara Waxler, Sally Grimes, Leila Wolford.
SECOND ROW: J' udy Hartman, Brenda Bowman, Catherine Hartman, Phyllis Stahl, Janet Ward
ABSENT: Sue Hindall.
Mixed Ensemble
FIRST ROW: Duane Warner, J. J. Solt, Donovan Kemmerly.
SECOND ROW: Brenda Bowman, Ruth Ann Klotz, Roberta Inbody, Julia Bishop, Sue Beagle.
ABSENT: Kenny Fink.
Mixed Chorus
FIRST ROW: Janet Ward, Judy Hartman, Brenda Bowman, Phyllis Stahl, Jan Rossman, Loris Ward, Tom
Bidlach, Tom Bates, Lynn Orwich, Charlotte Smith, Mary Ann Alexander, Leila Wolford, Sue Beagle.
SECOND ROW: Phylis Houdeshell, Barbara Waxler, Ruth Ann Klotz, Ann Fink, Rhea Jean Kimmel, Gerald
Glick, Larry Reigle, Duane Warner, Fred Stevenson, Ed Wisner, Jerry Riter, Donovan Kernerley, Sue
Hindall, Dorothy Waltermire, Catherine Hartman, Sally Grimes.
THIRD ROW: Joan Essinger, Ruth Ann Walters, Diana Frantz, Vera Jean Wilson, Marlene Clinger, Bob
Arrington, Tom Hendericks, David Hartman, David Dillinger, Ronald Bibler, Jack Jolliff. J .J . Solt, Roberta
lnbody, Brenda Badertscher, Joyce Wilson, Julia Bishop, Mryna Businger, Mrl Willeke.
FOURTH ROW: Diane Beach, Beverly Smith, Jeanette Butler, .Tean Cronbaugh, Carolyn Boehm, Raymond
Bower, Eugene Grieser, Harold Butte, Paul Hartman, Gene Musgrave, Larry Brinkman, .Terry Businger,
Judy Crosser, Deanna Warner, Linda Rettig, Joyce Rettig, Janice Wagner.
MUSIC MEDALS
The 4 medals shown above with Mr. Willehe, our music teacher, are the ones we won at the
State Contest in Granville last year. Each medal represents a'Superior rating or a I. The medals
were earned for the year 1955-56 by the band, mixed chorus, girls' chorus, and boys' chorus.
Boys' Chorus
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FIRST ROW: David J olliff, Ben Mitchell, Keith J olliff, Larry Reigle, Tom Bates, Tom Henderichs, Joe
Brinkman, Billy Bame, Jan Rossman, Buddy Steinman.
SECOND ROW: Gerald Glick, John Cole, Mike Smith, Bob Arrington, Lynn Orwick, David Dillinger, Jerry
Businger, Loris Ward, Tom Bidlack, Larry Day, Gene Musgrave, Jack J olliff, Jerome Glick, Paul Hartman,
Mr. Willeke.
THIRD ROW: William Bishop, Harold Butte, Ed Wisner, Eugene Grieser, Fred Stevenson, Raymond Bower,
Ronald Bibler, David Hartman, Harold Bower, J . J . Solt, Duane Warner, Donovan Kemerley, Larry Brink-
man, Neil Bushong, Jerry Riter.
Girls' Chorus
FIRST ROW: Barbara Waxler, Ruth Ann Klotz, Phyllis Houdeshell, Roberta Inbody, Sue Beagle, Phyllis
Stahl, Sue Hindall, Carolyn Boehm, Julia Bishop, Charlotte Smith, Leila Wolford, Sally Grimes, Dorothy
Waltermire.
SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Walters, Jeanette Butler, Diana Frantz, Rhea Jean Kimmel, Beverly Smith, Judy
Crosser, Anna Reichley, Vera Jean Wilson, Jean Cronbaugh, Marlene Clinger, Betty Krout, Kay Hartman,
Doris Rausch, Sandra Crates, Elaine Bame, Deanna Warner, Rachel Kimmel, Joyce Wilson.
THIRD ROW: IanetWard, Ann Fink, Brenda Bowman, Shirley Feister, Diane Beach, Barbara Marquart,
Nan Bishop, Mary Jean Spaeth, Arlene Marquart, Nancy Baughman, Diane Turnbell, Joan Essinger, Sue
Wisner, Janice Marquart, Catherine Hartman, Sandra Marquart, Brenda Badertscher, Linda Rettig, Joyce
Reddick, Mryna Businger, Janice Wagner, Mr. Willeke.
FOURTH ROW: Judy Hartman, Sally LaRoche, Ann Daly, Sharon Richard, Mary Alice Nesler, Judy Bates,
Susan Reinking, Diane Knight, Ann Jameson, Sandra Gossman, Jean Beach, Mary Jane Bishop, Mary Brau-
neller, Marilyn Bame, Judith Grieser, Marie Waltermire, Mary Lou Davis, Carol Inbody, Karen Hosafros,
Karen Baumgardner, Carolyn Grieser, Mary Ann Alexander.
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NEWHAUSER HATCHERIES Hy-Line Baby Chicks Phone 5-2251, Arlington
Boys' Ensemble
FIRST ROW: Duane Warner, Larry Reigle, Tom Hendricks, Kenny Fink.
SECOND ROW: Ed Wisner, Loris Ward, Donovan Kemrnerly, Fred Stevenson.
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SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Walters, Jerry Businger, Donovan Kemmerly,
Mr. Daly.
Bus Drivers
LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Russell,
Paul Gallant, Wilbur Garlinger,
Roland Schllenberger, W e nd ell
Bates, Floyd Clinger.
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Cooks
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ruth Kroske,
Mrs. Wanda Steinman, Mrs. Ester
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HANCOCK HYBRIDS INC. Farm Seeds Phone 3493 Findlay, Ohio
HANCOCK COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOP. ASSN. , 429 Lincoln St. Phone 2885 Findlay, Ohio
FIRST ROW: Rhea Jean Kimmel, Jeanette Butler, Janice Wagner, Sue Beag1e,Anna Reichley,Ann Fink,
Charlotte Smith, Kay Hartman.
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Welty, Sandra Gossman, Phylis Houdeshell, Mary Alice Nesler, Ruth Ann Walters,
Marilyn Bame, Barbara Marquart, Marie Waltermire, Beverly Smith, Joan Essinger, Arlene Marquart.
THIRD ROW: Doris Rauch, Diane Turnbell, Nan Bishop, Sharon Richards, Judy Bates, Joyce Redick,
Diane Beach, Linda Rettig, Karen Baumgardner, Darlene Kemerly, Carol Inbody, Myrna Businger, Joyce
Wilson.
The Arlington Chapter, Future Homemakers of America, organized in September for the
year of 1956 and 1957, electing the following oficers: President, Sue Beagleg Vice-President,
Alma RSiChleY: SSCISIHFY. Janice Wagnerg Treasurer, Rhea Jean Kimmelg Reporter, Ann Fink,
Parliamentarian, Jeanette Butlerg Club Mother, Mrs. Wagnerg and Advisor, Mrs, Welty.
The club had many activities this year. In November, the Freshmen were initiated. Our
bake sales for the year were held November 30, January 18, and February 1, For a project the
girls made rag dolls. The F,H,A. Banquet was held on March 22. The F,H.A, and F,F.A. Christ-
mas Party was held December 21,
Altogether it was a worthwhile and prosperous year.
BLUFFTON COLLEGE, An Accredited Liberal Arts, Christian College, Bluffton, Ohio
O, H, LAFFERTY PLUMBING AND HEATING, Lennox Furnaces, Phone 5-5105, Arlington, Ohio
ESSINGERS APPAREL SHOP, Dry Goods, Jewelry, 85 Children's Wear, Arlington, Ohio
F. F. A.
FIRST ROW: Larry Brauneller, Gene Greiser, Loris Ward, Gerald Glick, Raymond Bower, Larry
Brinkman, Mike Smith, Mr. Mengert.
SECOND ROW: David Jolliff, Roy Reigle, William Bishop, Lynn Orwick, Larry Oman, Ronnie
Brauneller, Robert Marquart, Larry DaY. John Cole.
THIRD ROW: Paul Hartman, Gene Musgrave, James Wilch, Ronald Bibler, Harold Bower, David
Hartman, Jerome Glick, Ober Feasel, J oe Brinkman, Billy Barne.
ANENT: Richard Fink, Lewis Frantz, Buddy Steinman.
'I'he Arlington F.F.A. Chapter is made up of 31 members: 2 graduates, 4 seniors, 7 juniors,
11 sophomores, and 10 freshmen.
The officers for the year 1956-57 are: President, Gerald Glick, Vice-President, Raymond
Bower: Secretary, Richard Finkg Treasurer, Loris Ward: Reporter, Larry Brinkmang Sentinel,
Gene Grieserg Advisor, Fred Mengert.
Some of the years activities are: Parent and Son Banquet, parliamentary procedure contest,
pest hllllt, corn test plot, seed corn and garden seed sales, and county and state judging contest.
One of the major trips of interest was a tour of the National Lime and Stone Company at
Carey, Ohio. The chapter alsotookatrip through the Ohio Farmer Fertilizer Company at Fostoria,
Ohio.
Arlington Ford Sales
Collingwood Motor Sales
Corbin Brothers-Arlington
Duffield Motor Co.
Gleasons Sales 85 Service
Wiggins Nash Sales 8: Service
Grubb Motor Sales-Mc Comb
Harrington Chevrolet Co.
Hollington Motor Sales
Findlay Truck8u Farm Equipment
Guilford Motor Sales, Inc.
Latham Motor Sales
Laub Sales Co.
Mc Cullough Motor Sales
Willard Sales 8a Service
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FIRST ROW: Sharon Richards, Joanne Beagle, Janet Musgrave, Darlene Kemerly, Carolyn Grieser, Mary
'Jean Spaeth, Judith Grieser, Judy Crosser, Roberta lnbody, Joyce Reddick, Sandra Crates, Dorothy Walter-
mire, Sue Hindall, Ann Fink, Karen Bishop.
SECOND ROW: Nancy Rower, Beverly Reigle,Judy Bates, Doris Rausch, Connie Bowers, Nancy Baughman,
Becky Long, Ruth Ann Klotz, Sally Grimes, Sandra Marquart,.,Char1otte Smith, Judy Hartman, Brenda
Badertcher, Joyce Kemerly, Lois Powell, Barbara Badertscher, Sharon Businger, Shirley Feister, Rhea
Jean Kimmel, Sharon Reichley.
THIRD ROW: Mrs, Falk, Sandra Gossman, Joyce Rossman, Janice Marquart, Arlene Marquart, .T oan Es-
singer, Patricia Wells, Ann Dally, Linda Warner, Sally LaRoche, Mary Alice Nesler, Jean Krout, Diane
Knight, Anna Reichley, Rosemary Bishop, Marilyn Bame, Diane Brauneller, Nan Bishop, Betty Reigle,
Barbara Marquart, Phyllis Houdeshell, Diane Rettig, Mary Brauneller, Janet Treece, Jeanette Cole,
Connie Wilson, Kay Hartman, Lowella Smithers, Carol Rettig, Linda Foltz.
FOURTH ROW: Beverly Smith, Mary Ann Alexander, Marlene Clinger, Diane Turnbell, Rosella Horton,
Mary Jane Bishop, Margaret Hartman, Vera Jean Wilson, Rachel Kimmel, Mary Lou Davis, Marie Walter-
mire, Sue Wisner, Carol lnbody, Betty Krout, Jean Cronbaugh, Jeanette Butler, Karen Hosafros, Joyce
Wilson, Elaine Bame, Deanna Warner, Julia Bishop, Linda Rettig, Karen Baumgardner, Cathie Solt, Diane
Beach, Carolyn Boehm, Maryetta Arrington, Ann Jameson, Susan Reinking, Sally lnbody, Susan Gossman.
Patrol Boys
FIRST ROW: J immy Steinman, Joe
Bishop, David Powell.
SECOND ROW: Charles Nicholson,
Charles Crates, I an Kemerley.
unior Play Cast
FIRST ROW: Janet Ward, Leila Wolford, Catherine Hartman, Charlotte Smith, Sally Grimes, Phyllis Stahl.
SECOND ROW: Marlene Clinger, Brenda Bowman, Dick Fink, Fred Stevenson, Gary Houdeshell, Tom
Long, Raymond Bower, Harold Bower, Duane Warner, Larry Woodward, Sue Hindall.
ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Kenny Fink.
Senior Play Cast
FIRST ROW: Catherine Hartman, Barbara Waxler, Leila Wolford, Charlotte Smith, Sally Grimes, .T udy
Hartman, Phyllis Stahl, ,Tanet Ward.
SECOND ROW: Duane Warner, Ruth AnnK1otz, Brenda Bowman, Fred Stevenson, Jolm Hindall, Gary Houde-
shell, Kenny Fink, Marlene Clinger, Dorothy Waltermire, Mary Ann Alexander.
ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Sue Hindall, Tom Long, Dick Fink.
Honor Society
FIRST ROW: Leila Wolford, Barbara Waxler, Sally Grimes, Brenda Bowman, Catherine Hartman, Janet
Ward, Brenda Badertscher.
SECOND ROW: Mrs. Beach, Julia Bishop, Larry Steinman, Sandra Mai-quart, Ed Wisner, Fred Stevenson,
Duane Warner, Sue Beagle, Loris Ward, Roberta Inbody.
Latin Club
FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Davis, Rachel Kirnmel, Judith Greiser, Annjameson, Ann Dally, Diane Knight,
Sally LaRoche, Nancy Baughman.
SECOND ROW: Gary Mann, Veralean W:ilson,,Tean Cronbaugh, Elaine Bame, Carolyn Boehm, David Dillin-
ger, Sandra Crates, Sue Wisner, Betty Krout, Karen Hosafros, Ben Bob Mitchell, Mrs, La Roche.
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Kemp Young: Sort of aged in the wood isn't it?
Tom Long: Could you love two girls at once?
Gary Houdeshellr Immediately, where are they?
Lewis Frantz: Why do they put holes in swiss cheese?
,Terry Businger: Beats me, it's limburger that needs the ventilation.
Fred Stevenson: I've an insane desire to take you a.nd squeeze the breath out of you.
Brenda Bowman: That's not insane, that's talking sense.
Marlene Clinger: Isn't Frank married?
Phyllis Stahl: No, and I don't think he ever intends to be.
Marlene: What makes you say that?
Phyllis: Well, he's studying for a Bachelor's Degree.
Harold Bower: My uncle was kicked out of the submarine corps.
Dick Fink: Why did they do that?
Harold: He liked to sleep with the windows open.
Leila Wolford: Why did they put you out of the antique shop?
Ruth Ann Klotz: I don't know. All I did was walk in and ask, "What's new?"
Mr. Castor: The exams are now in the hands of the printer. You have three days in which to
review the six weeks work. Any questions?
John Hindall: "Who's- the printer?"
Barbara Waxler: Whenever I'm in the dumps I get a new hat.
Duane Warner: I was wondering where you got them.
Larry Rettig: Do you think Mr. Rost had enough fire in his speech?
Larry Woodward: My opinion is he didn't put enough of his speech in the fire.
Sally Grimes: CA pedestrianl What's the matter, are you blind?
Catherine Hartman: Blind! I hit you didn't I?
Mr. Daley: When rain falls, does it ever arise again?
Raymond Bower: Yes Sir.
Mr. Daley: When?
Raymond: In dew time.
Janet Ward: What does R.S.V.P. mean on this invitation?
Charlotte Smith: Rush in, Shake hands, Vanish Promptly.
Mary Ann Alexander: The trouble with you is, you're always' wishing for something you haven't
got.
Dorothy Waltermire: What else can Iwish for?
Sue Hindalli When I looked up and saw that big bear, chills ran up my spine.
Mr. Bibler: You mean chills ran up and down your spine.
Sue: No sir! They were too scared to make the return trip.
Mary Jane Bishop: Do you like conceited boys or the other kind?
.T ean Beach: What other kind?
Mr, Willeke: Do you play by ear?
Kenny Fink: No, my neck doesn't stretch that far.
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Last Will and Testament
We, the Senior Class of 1957, 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, these qualities which we think will help them to be as successful as we were.
Mary Ann Alexander, will my ability to go steady with Findlay College boys to Shirley Brown.
Jean Beach, will my ability to sit still in typing class to Julia Bishop.
Mary Jane Bishop, will my shyness to Sue Wisner.
Harold Bower, will my Bookkeeping book to Donavan Kemerly.
Raymond Bower, will my ability to get a red face without having a drop to drink to Ed Wisner.
Brenda Bowman, will my ability to play the piano to anyone who wants to practice.
Jerry Businger, will my crewcut to David Dillinger.
Marlene Clinger, will my shortness to Rosemary Bishop.
Kenneth Fink, will my blond hair to Connie Bowers.
Richard Fink, will my black Chevy to Roy Riegle.
Lewis Frantz, will my basketball ability to Randy Porter.
Sally Grimes, will my ability to lose my band music to Cathie Solt.
Catherine Hartman, will my slimness to Brenda Badertscher.
Judy Hartman, will my ability to run over the curbs to anyone who can afford the new tires.
John Hindall, will my ileetness on the football field to David Hartman.
Sue Hindall, will my ability to wreck U49 Fords" to anyone who can afford the repair bills.
Gary Houdeshell, will my conduct ability in Mrs, F alk's English class to Larry Steinman.
Ruth Ann Klotz, will my ability to bethrown from a horse to anyone who thinks they can fall a.ny
harder.
l, Tom Long, will my printing abilities to David Davis.
l, Larry Rettig, will my short fingernails to Randy Porter.
I, Charlotte Smith, came in with nothing, left with nothing, so nothing from nothing leaves nothing.
I, Phyllis Stahl, will my sideburns to David Dillinger.
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Fred Stevenson, will my ability to say "Yes Brenda" to anyone who can.
Dorothy Waltermire, will my ability to ride in Sue I-Iindall's car to anyone who thinks they can
stay alive.
Duane Warner, will my ability to play the trombone to Alan Wolford.
Janet Ward, will my love of older men to Joyce Reddick,
Barbara Waxler, will my ability to go steady with Findlay boys to Darlene Kemerly.
Leila Wolford, will my ability to hang out at the Drug store to Betty Krout.
Larry Woodward, will my Quarterback position to I. J. Solt.
Kemp Yonge, will- my ability to get along with Mr. Castor to Donavan Kemerly.
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Class History
In 1945, 37 bright, young, eager students trooped into Mrs. Castor's room. During the year
Sally Grimes came giving us a total of 38.
Our second year was spent xmder the guidance of Mrs. Simpson. During the year Bud
Lafferry, David Eddington, and Phyllis Stahl joined us. We lost Mary Ellen Yoakurn, and Norman
Lafferty. We ended up with 39 in our class.
Our third year was under the guidance of Mrs. CPrattJ Miller. Robert Hempy, Vicky Crill,
Ronald Brauneller, Ronald Liggett, Patricia Donaldson, and Carmen Gonzales joines us. During
the year David Eddington and Norman Lafferty left us, We now totaled 43.
Fourth year, Mrs. fFarmerJ Remaley was our teacher. We gained Ronnie Cooper, Larry
Schaller, and Barbara fKeifery Marguart and Roy Reigle. We lost Robert Hempy, Vicky Crill,
Carmen Gonzales, Bud Lafferty, Kay Hess, and Jerry Lafferty.
37 of us trooped into Mrs. Sem1er's room for our 5th year in schooL Gene Butler, Mary
Anne Alexander, and Robert Reigle joined us. Ronnie Cooper, Barbara Marquart, Mary Ellen
Oldham, Norman Rettig, Patricia Donaldson and Ronald Liggett left us.
Our last year of grade school was spent under the direction of Mr. Gobrecht, and Mrs.
Firsdon. We gained Connie Miller, Larry Klingler, and Lewis Frantz. We lost Connie Swank,
and Larry Bosserman.
Our 7th year was spent with Mr. Mengert as our advisor. We gained Janet Ward, Betty Lou
Kitchen, and J' anet Scholtz. Welost Connie Miller, Roy Reigle, Gene Butler, Larry Klingler, Sandra
Pirtle, Glenn Gibson, Larry Schaller, and Robert Reigle. At the end of the year we had 33 in our
class.
In our 8th year Mr. McClary was our advisor. We gained Connie Miller. We lost Larry
Baird, Betty Lou Kitchen, and Janet Scholtz. We had 33' again in our class.
Freshmen at last, Mrs, Welty and Mr. Mengert were our class advisors. We gained Fred
Stevenson, Joyce Smith, J' erry Fletcher, and Patricia Donaldson. We lost Carol Errett. We
totaled 34 at the end of the vear.
Our sophomore year we had 31 in our class with Mr. Bibler and Mr. Trostmiller as our
advisors. We gained Kemp Young, Larry Rettig, George Crohoske. We lost Lee Ann Pifer,
Patricia Donaldson, Connie Miller, Ioyce Smith, Jerry Fletcher, and Larry Baird,
Our Junior year was spent tmder the supervision of Mrs. LaRoche, and Mr. Daley. We lost
George Grohoske, We had 30 in our class at the end of the year.
Seniors! We still totaled 30. Gained and lost none. Our advisor is Mr. Rost.
Editor
Gary Houdeshell
Class Prophecy
THE OLD GAZETTE
August 1, 1980
Larry Rettig and Larry Woodward have just broken the track record at Indianapolis Speedway,
which is owned and run by Richard and Kenneth Fink, Inc. The trophy was presented to them by
the famous movie star, Mary Alexander.
The first woman to reach Mercury in her rocket-XV2 was Catherine Hartman, where much to her
surprise she met Kemp Young who was busy splitting atoms.
Duane Warner is replacing Groucho Marx on"You Bet Your Life." His first contestants, Raymond
and Harold Bower, were previously on the 364,000 Question where Tom Long is master of cere-
monies.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevenson, the former Brenda Bowman, have just opened a new Animal Hospital
at Williamstown. Their first patient was a new type of furless cat, owned by Marlene Clinger. It
seems the cat put up quite a furry.
Sue Hindall and Jerry Businger have just opened the new Hall of Fame dancing school.
The nominations for the Presidential election of 1980 was announced over the wide-wall television
screen. On the Republican ticket isjanet Ward and John Hindall. Representing the Democrats are
Gary Houdeshell and Charlotte Smith.
Attention! All women who want to eat and still lose weight will be able to do so by entering the
Slirnette Salon where Misses Leila Wolford and Barbara Waxler will guarantee you to look as good
as two of their past patrons, Phyllis Stahl and Ruth Ann Klotz.
Mary J' ane Bishop and Jean Beach, owners of the Bishop and Beach Doll Factory, have come out
with a talkable doll. The first customer was Judy Hartman, who purchased three of them.
Lewis Frantz, the 6'4" center star of the Fort Wayne Pistons made the startling record of 90
points in the game against the St. Louis Tigers. Perhaps he was inspired by the enthusiastic
cheerleader, his former classmate, Dorothy Waltermire.
Reporter-Sally Grimes
Calendar
AUGUST
27 School opens with one-half day
28 Second day of school
29 Third day of school
SEPTEMBER
3 No school - Labor Day
6 Back to school
13 Seniors decide upon yearbooks
Juniors order class rings
14 Liberty Benton game - there
21 Mt. Blanchard game - here
29 McComb game - there
OCTOBER
2 Senior pictures taken at Dickens Studio
A 5 Vanlue game - there
11 Sally Grimes voted homecoming queen
12 Arcadia game- here
18 Senior play cast selected
19 Van Buren game, homecoming game - here
20 Football boys went to O.S.U. game
25 Cory Rawson game - here - No trophy this year
26 No school - Teacher's meeting
Community Halloween Dance
NOVEMBER
2 Montgomery Local game - here
5 Rally day at school
6 Election day at school
15 Junior class rings arrived
Hunting season opens
20 Basketball season opens
Arcadia game - here
21 Sophomore Chapel Program
22 No school - Thanksgiving
23 No school - Thanksgiving
28 Honor Society meeting at Van Buren
Sr. Play - Stranger in the Night
29 Sr. Play repeated
30 Cory Rawson game - here
DECEMBER
7 Vanlue game - there
8 Senior pictures arrived
10 Seniors went to Findlay to visit Court House
14 Mt. Blanchard game - there
17 Sr. boys went to Elks for dimer
18 McComb game - there
20 Christmas program
21 FFA Sa FHA Christmas Party
28 Arlington vs Mt. Blanchard - at Ada
29 Arlington is declared winner of Basketball Camival at Ada
JANUARY
2 Back to school
4 McComb game - here
9 Mid -term exams
Calendar
10 No. school - icy roads
11 Cory Rawson game - there
12 Hardin Northern game - here
14 All-county music practice at Van Buren
17 Senior scholarship tests at Findlay
18 Liberty-Benton game - there
20 Mid -winter band concert
21 All-county music practice at Van Buren
23 Jr, High cheerleaders chosen
25 No school - teachers meeting
Arcadia game - there
26 All-county music festival
28 Individual and group pictures taken
31 Seniors selected invitations
FEBRUARY
1 Vanlue game - here
5 Mt. Blanchard game - here
8 Van Buren game - there - Arlington won the county championship
Speech class presented a chapel program
13 Evangelist minister presented a chapel program
14 Honor Society meeting at Van Buren
15 Basketball tournament at McComb - Arlington vs Mt. Blanchard
20 Assembly program presented by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
21 Freshmen presented a chapel program
22 Basketball tournament at Cory-Rawson - Arlington vs Liberty-Benton
No school - Washington's Birthday
25 County Music auditions at McComb - solos and ensembles
MARCH
6 Teachers Fish Fry at Cory-Rawson
7 Seniors Career Day at Findlay College
18 P.T.A. meeting
22 FHA Banquet
23 Solo and Ensemble auditions at Lima High School
29 FFA Banquet
30 District chorus and band auditions at Ohio Northem University
APRIL
5 Ir. class play
12 8th grade tests
13 State solo and ensemble auditions at Bowling Green University
15 P.T.A. meeting
19 No school - Good Friday
26 G.A.A. show
27 State band and chorus auditions at Ashland College
MAY
3 Style show
4 Scholarship Tests at Bowling Green University
10 Junior and Senior Banquet
13 Achievement night
17 Last day of school for Seniors
19 Baccalaureate and Commencement
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