Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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i X l A ' URCHESTRFI The orchestra is made up of twenty-one people from the sixth grade through the twelfth. It meets three days a week for rehearsal, although this year they did not meet the same period every practice, but met on a system of rotation of periods. The teachers and pupils cooperated very well on this set-up. There are many in the Orchestra who have played since they were in the sixth grade. lt is this group that has kept the Orchestra going. The Seniors who have played this long are Alton Emerine, Charles Wykoff, Mary Nickelson, Alan Kieffer, and Ilene Metzger. We hope the ones now in Orchestra will continue and that there will be new members. They have participated in Assembly, P. T. A., Farmers' Institute, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play and Commencement. A few of the selections they have played this year are: Finlandia ............................................................ .leon Sibelius Finale from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony ............ Arranged by Charles Woodhouse Stardust ............................. ........ H oagy Carmichal Serenade ............................... ....... S igmund Romberg Prayer Hansel and GreteI ................... E. Humperdinck Stouthearted Men ...................................... Sigmund Romberg The Orchestra was very ably conducted by Miss Bowdle. Compliments of STANDARD OIL DISTRIBUTORS Fostoria, Ohio - Phone 23l2 Q . .,

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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

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14. BACK ROW: Ola Mae Stoner, Evelyn Snyder, Pat Huff- man, Juanita Knepper, Beverly Parrish, Don Nickelson, Alan Kieffer, Rayola Wiseley, Marilyn Swanson, Martha Slupe, Wilmetta Bruce. Marilyn Moore. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Bowdle, Sarah Myers, Dorothy Filli- otor, Marilyn Pepple, Irene Huffman, Mary Lou Kieffer, Thelma Jean Lewis, Charles Wykoff, Jim Noel, Mary Nickelson, Ilene Metzger, Wilma Woodruff, Lucille Shaull, Jean Wykoff. FRONT ROW: Joan Mattox, Helen Heischman, Alice Saltzmon, Joan Purkey, Winfield Ziessler, Joe Ebersole, Alton Emerine, Laura Bowman, Annabelle Marvin, Peggy Wells, Donna Semler. CHOIR Our choir this year consists of a group of thirty-nine mixed voices taken from grades 9, IO, Il, IZ. They received forty choir robes last fall, thirty-nine for the members of the choir and one for the pianist. During the year the choir has taken part in programs such as P. T. A., Christmas program, Assembly, Baccalaureate Services and Farm- er's Institute. They also took part in the High School Operetta held in March. 1 It has been a very successful year of song very ably conducted by Miss Bowdle and oc- companied by the Pianist Jean Wykoff. An Operetta A Waltz Dream was given by the High School in March. The cast was as follows: ,......Alton Emerine .....lrene Huffman Maxmilian .......... Princess Helene .... Prince Rupert .,..,. Noel Lieutenant Niki ................ Alan Kieffer Kay Robinson ............ Thelma Jean Lewis Princess Matilda ...,.,,..... Laura Bowman Lieutenant Montschi .......,.. Charles Cain Louisa .....,...................... Marilyn Pepple Bertram Budgett ............ Charles Wykoff Count Lothar .....,........ Winfield Ziessler Count Sigismund ,.,....... Daniel Nickelson Fifi .....,............... ....... D ona Semler Annerl ...........,....,........... Alice Saltzman The cast was very ably supported by Choruses of Tourists, Soldiers, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court, and Townspeople. NYE IMPLEMENT CO., INC McCormick-Deering Form Implements-Easy Washers Frigidaire Soles and Service-Fostoria, Ohio