Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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51.4 SITTING: Dorothy Filliator, Sarah Myers, Mrs. Cramer, Charlotte Zehender, Irene Huffman, Helen Marie Dillon. STANDING: Marilyn Pepple, Evelyn Snyder, Mary Lou Kieffer, Bonnie Lou Kieffer, Carolyn Huffman, Verna Steiner, Betty Corner, Lois Edwards, Margaret Binger. IIBRHRV STHFF This year several changes were made in the management and operation of the library. The staff appreciated the leadership of the new faculty librarian, Mrs. Cramer. The student staff was chosen at the beginning of the year. Staff meetings were held the first Friday of each month at which time suggestions were considered for making the library serve each student better. RED CROSS STRFF The Junior Red,Cross was reorganized this year under the supervision of Miss Bowdle. Upon the payment of any small fee, all the students became members, receiving member- ship cards and pins. They filled Christmas boxes for children in other countries during the winter. This spring they sent boxes for refugee children. SITTING1 Carl Graham, Raymond Hitchings, Charles Wykoff, Charles King, Robert Powell. SECOND ROW: Miss Bowdle, Ruth Ann Rickner, Paula Fouts, Neil Weaver, Marcelle Bruce, Louis Campbell, Gertrude Marvin, Gene Snyder, Joe Sopher. BACK ROW: Virginia Ziessler, Dorothy Filliator, Verna Steiner, Lucille Shaull, Peggy Wells. COLDREN FUNERAL HOME W. G. Coldren+Director-Phone 600 205 West Sandusky Street, Findlay, Ohio

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L.g,, SEATED: Marilyn Pepple, Mrs. Harkness, Charles Cain STANDING: Marilyn Swanson, Joe Ebersole, Beverly Parish, Dale Fisher, Joan Purkey. STUIJEIIT COUllCll The Student Council was organized in Jan- uary of I945. Mrs. Harkness has been advisor and faculty representative of the organiza- tion since its inception. One boy and one girl from each class represent the student body. The Council presented an open forum assem- bly program Hin November and one in March on the purpose of the Council. Other con- structive activities of the Council add to the contributions of this group. JUIIIUR Plllll Lady, Wake Up! is a farce-comedy in which Danny Duncan' is employed by a well- known dealer. l-le brings home some papers for his wife, Faye, to keep until his boss calls for them. Meanwhile Faye is hypnotized by a fortune-teller at a party of friends and she cannot remember where the papers are when Danny asks for them. With the help of a friend the play comes to an end with a surpris- ing twist. SEATED: Ola Mae Stoner, Rita Keiffer, Jean Lewis, Marilyn Swanson, Dorothy Ebersole. STANDING: Mrs. Cramer, Winfield Ziessler, William Noel, William Hitchings, Raymond Hitchings, Lawrence Ward, Jean Wykoff. MORRIS .05-SI STORE Shop Morris First Fostoria, Ohio

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Z8 L..4, BACK ROW: Carl Graham, Norman Dehnhoff, Carl Steiner, Robert Leck, Kenneth Webb, Ramon Noel, Charles Fax, Tom Sauber, Clyde Strausbaugh. SECOND ROW: Vernon Grine, Jim Sauber, Duane Dipple- President .,... ...... A lton Emerine Treasurer ..... ........ J ohn Rader ..-.-.Dale Fisher .....-.James Noel Reporter ............ Vice President ..... Secretary .......... .............. B ill Noel Sentinol .................................. Lawrence Ward Advisor .................................. Mr, Willis Bash With the aid and advice of our advisor, Mr. F. President .... ....... L ucille Shaull Secretary ..... ....... D onna Semler Reporter ...... ....... P eggy Wells Color ................... ,........ R ed and White Vice President ,.,.. ....... D orothy Ebersole Treasurer ,...,,.,,,,. ,.,,.. D orothy Filliclfor Advisor ,,,,, ,,,.. ...... M r 5, Harkness Flower ,.,,, ,,,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, R ed Rose Motto ,...,,....,.,...,,,..,..,, Toward New Horizons The Future Homemakers of America is-a hofer, Dick Garrett, Charles King, Harry Hocanson, Wil- ford Bruce, Wilbur Stall, Vincent Grine, Mr. Bash. FIRST ROW: William Brookrnan, Lawrence Ward, Jim Noel, Alton Emerine, Dale Mareches, Billy Noel, Dale Fisher, Jim Grossman, Bash, we came through a very successful year. Our officers attended the Officers' Train- ing School at Vanlue last September. We all benefitted by this course. We all worked to- gether to capture the first place trophy in the County Pest Hunt with a net total of 44,779 points. new organization of pupils studying home- making. This organization was founded June l l, l945. As an integral part of the program of home economics in the schools of America it offers opportunity for the further develop- ment of pupil initiative in planning and carry- ing out activities related to homemaking. Unfortunately we have no picture of the F. H. A. because of circumstances over which we have no control. IN FINDLAY IT'S . . . ZIEROLF'S Clothes Men Like For Dad and Lad Florsheim Shoes-Stein Bloch Suits-Dobbs Hats