Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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Ethel Fisher First Grade By fbi' work om' knows lbu worknzmzf' Graduateof Arcadia High School. Graduate of Elementary Course at Bowling Green College. Member of Ohio and Northwest- ern Teachers' Associations. Certificate in Handwriting from Zaner-Bloser. Five years teaching experience, four at Arcadia. Belle Ebersole Second Grade You have ilr'x4'rL'r'cl laigb vom- mrliilnfionx, hue applalmf' Graduate of Arcadia High School. Graduate of Elementary Course of Bowling Green College. Also attended Indiana Univer- sity and Ohio University. Member of the Ohio, the North- western, and the National Educational Associations. Has Life Certificate. Has taught fifteen years at Arcadia. Olerha HoH'le Third Grade Shu lzrigbfuus up lwr corner of the world. Graduate of Arcadia High School. Graduate of Elementary Course ,, at Bowling Green College. Member of the Ohio and the Northwestern Educational As- sociations. Three years experience at Ar- cadia. Ethel Cole Fourth Grade A lrlnlxing mllurr' rounfnling rt wnrmfh of lrue frivmlxbip. Lives in Findlay. Graduate of Carey High School. Attended Findlay College and Bowling Green College. Six years experience at Arcadia. Member of the Ohio and the Northwestern Educational As- sociations. Has Life Certificate. Rosie Fox Fifth Grade Gull giwx all fbiugs to i11rl11xl1'y. Graduate of Arcadia High School and of the Elementary Course at Bowling Green College. Member of the Ohio and North- western Educational Associa- tions. Ten years experience at Arcadia. Teaches Geography, Arithmetic, and Art in the Sixth Grade. Life Certificate. Edna Conaway Sixth Grade Slay flauf can bun' 1mlir'nc'c mu have wlmf sln' will. Graduate of Arcadia High School and of the Elementary Course at Bowling Green College. Also attended Ohio University. Has taught at Arcadia eighteen years. Member of the Ohio and the Northwestern Educational As- sociations. Teaches English and Reading in Fifth Grade. Life Certificate. Charley E. Groih Seventh Grade A lborouglaly bunrsf, rlvpumla- bln man of bis word. Graduate of Arcadia High School. Three years training at Ohio Northern and Ohio State Uni- versity. Member of the Ohio, the North- western, and the National Educational Associations. Seven years teaching experience, three at Arcadia. Teaches Science, History, Civics, and Arithmetic. Nelle A. Ebersole Eighth Grade Titles of honor add not fo ber worth, who is herself an honor fo ber title. Graduate of Arcadia High School and of the Elementary Course at Bowling Green College. Two and one-half years training. Nineteen years experience, all at Arcadia, Member of the Ohio, the North- western, and the National Educational Associations. Belongs to National Geographic Society. Teaches Georgraphy, Writing, Spelling and Arithmetic. Teacher's diploma Zaner-Bloser Method of Writing. Life Certificate.

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Dessie Dovee, Presideni ln music Dot'x no fizzlr, Sbr' just lllLIk!'.Y ibut keyboard si:zlc'. Dot has made a good class president and the class has appreciated her, was president in both Sophomore and Senior years, been active partici- pant in Operettas, Home Ee., Glee, Science Clubs and a member of Student Council. As an actress She Won local fame in several plays. Accompanist for Girls' Glee Club. Librarian for several years. Emerson Huntley. Vice President Tarzan in a rlrrss wif. Tarzan is one of our few Senior boys. High financier for two years. Was on the throne of Student Council in Senior year. Football, Basket- ball, Science, and Mathematics seem to be his choice in school. He has taken an active part in dramatics. plays, and clubs: also a prominent member of Glee Club. Martha Good, Secreiary 'IGl'l1i1ll, jolly, full of flIll.H Mart led the legal yelling for two years and was a star on Basketball team for three years. She took part in Glec, Journalism, and Home Ee., Clubs: in three operettas, dancing her way: was first girl in class to get a diamond. Member of Student Council in the Senior year. Was the spoiled Mamma in the last Senior play. Harold Cardwell, Treasurer A rfifuplf' in bis rbirl, fbi' llrril wilbiuf' Satan has been an active representative in class offices, Vice President for two years, Treas- urer for one. Capt. of Basketball team, called signals in Football Senior year but was an im- portant member of team for three years. Took part in plays and operettas, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 6, 1932, forty-four Freshmen entered Arcadia High School with the prospect of finishing in a grand way in the spring of '3 6. After we began to be a little settled in our routine, the inevitable initiation came, after which we were considered true members of High School. Our class officers were: President, Earl Myers, Vice President, Harold Cardwell, Secretary, Helen Moser, Treasurer, Vera Russell. We were well represented in athletics, glee clubs, and literary societies. Three of the girls had leads in the High School opcretta, The Sunbonnct Girl. Mr. Kieffer acted as sponsor during the year and guided our footsteps over the rough way. Two parties were held during the year, these being the only social events. Martha Good and Carl Conine received letters in basketball. For our sophomore year we elected Dessie Bovee, President, Harold Cardwell, Vice President, Kenneth Anderson, Secretary, Emerson Huntley, Treasurer. Miss Gordon was our sponsor. Harold Cardwell, Carl Conine, and Emerson Huntley received letters in football, and Ruth Saltzman, Martha Good and Carl Conine in basketball. In the fall of '34 we again assembled to continue our work as students of A. H. S. The following officers were elected to better guide our footsteps toward our goal: President, Elizabeth Pessellg Vice President, Ruth Saltzmang Secretary, Gladys Treierg Treasurer, Emerson Huntley, and Sponsor, Mrs. Crume. In order to get some money in our treasury we served a chicken supper after a foot- ball game, and presented the play Silas Smidge from Turnip Ridge' under the direction of our sponsor. In May wc put on our Sunday's best and went to Findlay College for' our Junior- Scnior banquet. Because of differences in our Sophomore year, we were unable to present a class play so one of the first things we did as Seniors was to select a play in order that we might