Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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Through the cooperation and efforts of the Juniors and Seniors, another Senior yearbook has been successfully published. Many changes and additions have made this annual one of the most attractive annuals ever pro- duced by our school. Due to the tremendous amount of work involved in the publication of a yearbook, the staff was enlarged, with the plan of a Junior and Senior staff being retained. For the first time in many years we have used some of our own original art . The aim of the l95O ARCADIAN is to de- velop the personalities of the students and faculty of the school. Because memory soon fails without some definite reminder of our school days, this album should be cherished for many years. Our annual sales contest this year was ar- ganized into six teams, known by the names of Santa Claus's reindeer. Miss Pepple's team won this year and was awarded a dinner. The following staff members, with Mr. Groth as adviser, published the I95O AR- CADIAN: EDITORS Senior Junior Tom Hissong Virginia Noel SNAPSHOT EDITORS Marion Dick Douglas Good James Patterson Tom Wentworth Mark Metzger Mary Ellen Wells ART Clarence Cain SPORTS Margaret Ebersole Beverly Damon CIRCULATION Pat Lanning Herbert Archibald TYPISTS Marilyn Arnet Marilyn Canterbury Betty Lou Stahl Norma Jean Nye Jack Huffman James Ebersole ADVERTISING Bob Painter Carol Breyman Rex Cunningham Kathryn Marvin Betty Lenhart Russell Clark Alvin Schubert . Ralph Marvin Donna Wiseley Esther Kieffer Robert King Dorla Diebley

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jzmewwwl Having received instruction in knowledge and training in virtue, we are leaving this yearbook as a memento of those activities and high ideals which are a vital part of school life. We feel that its con- tents are of such a nature that it will be looked upon in the years to come as a priceless possession, es- pecially to the Class of l95O. As we journey ever onward down the highway of life it will furnish us with a lasting memory of those who helped make that journey possible. lf this book is cherished by all who possess it, then we shall feel that our efforts have not been in vain. . .IL lt is with deepest sincerity that we, the Senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty, wish to dedicate this edition of the Arcadian to Mrs. Irene Sharning- house. As our class sponsor for three seemingly long years, she has made it possible through her untiring efforts in our behalf, for us to enter this coming half-century with a strong sense of responsibility and a feeling of security and self-confidence which are so essential to our well-being.

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,IL and, faculty, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION SITTING: Lester Corbin, Clyde Pepple, president, Dorotha Mengert, clerk. STANDINGZ- Robert Painter, Frank Saltzman, Robert Beamer. As we begin the second half of the Twen- tieth Century many ot us wonder where our country stands on its path of destiny. By ad- hering to wise policies in regard to the intel- lectual and social preparation ot the young people, our Board of Education hopes to fit SUPERINTENDENT J. C. Kieffer B. S. in Ed., Ohio Northern University M. A., Ohio State University Mathematics the citizens of this community to fulfill their obligations to the country as the need arises. Mr. Wilbur Noel and Mr, George Roth, the two retiring members, are to be commended for a job well done. We look ahead with con- fidence in the wise decisions of our present members. PRINCIPAL Charley E. Groth B. S. in Ed., Ohio State University M. S. in Ed., Bowling Green State University Mathematics, Science