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MACK PARKER President Sparky's leadership, modesty, industry, and simplicity, have won him high po- sitions in activities. true characteristics of scholarship and school MARY LOUISE THOMAS SC'C7'61i!H'3J Mary Louise has exhibited her abil- ities well in typing and shorthand. These skills coupled with her ideals and principles should lead her toward success. MAX NIEBEL Vice-President Max is always in for a good time and he usually finds it. A good sport and a loyal friend, Max holds the office of senior vice-president. JAMES LA ROCHE T1'eas1n'c'r Jim, our class treasurer, proved himself capable of assuming and performing numerous responsibili- ties. THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, 1934, the Seniors of '38 entered the doors of Arcadia school to choose courses and start high school life. When we were fairly settled we were again disturbed by the Sophomores who wished to administer the annual initiation upon us. We practically walked the gauntlet for higher classmen during our entire Freshman year. We presented our Hrst class play, The Girl in the Fur Coat, in our Sophomore year. We held a bake sale to aid in the money-making of our class. As Juniors we became more prominent in school affairs. We presented Wild Ginger, to a large audience. This year started the hustle and hurry of life at R K D. The climax of the year came in the Junior-Senior Banquet held at the Elks' Home in Findlay. At last we reached our goal of high and mighty Seniors. We immediately got down to work. This was our fourth year to be represented in all athletics by both girls and boys. i The annual staff was announced and we started the work in great earnestness and sincerity determined to leave behind us a good Yearbook. One of the outstanding features of our Senior year was the presentation of the play, For Pete's Sake, to a large and very appreciative audience. Now we are awaiting the final week of school--no exams, Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, Commencement, Diplomas, Washington, and then our entry into the great school of life. -Alyce Huffman. Page 12 -i-lii
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