Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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.. ag.. Together we've been striving Since nineteen thirty-nine To receive an education Which in life may always shine. Here we have toiled for twelve long years With many worries and many fears, But our goal we have reached at last And soon those memorable days will be past. Yes, we'1l miss those pictures on the wall And that old-fashioned clock in the study hall, We'll miss the echo of the teacher's voice Saying, Get to work and no more noise! But now as the end draws near And we know that with school we must part, We realize the things that were dear As into this world we depart. Yes, we are Finished Yet Beginning As our motto clearly states, But as we tread life's treacherous highway We'1l ne're forget our dear classmates. Robert Painter ROYAL TIRE SERVICE U. S. Royal Farm Tractor Tire CLARK LEONARD Vulcanizing and Road Service Dealer in Hay Straw and Coal 326-28 WEST MAIN CROSS Ph. 90 Arcadia Ohio Findlay, Ohio

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MARY ELLEN WELLS 'Tm happy, glad, and free, Nothing ever worries me. Commercial Course Annual Staff Choir ..... ,...... 2 ,3,4 Girls' Glee ,......... 1,2 Girls' Ensemble .... 3.4 F.H.A. .,........ 1,2.3,4 F.H.A. Officer ...... 3,4 Speech Choir ...... 3,4 Cheerleader ........ 4 Honor Society ...... 3,4 Scholarship Team Student Council ...... 1 Library Staff ........ 3 Class Play ...., . . . 3,4 Class Officer ... ... 3,4 Jwielvn, Um, THOMAS WENTWORTH When joy and duty clash, Let duty go smash. General Course Annual Staff Football .... Basketball . Class Play . Speech Choir Jn 2.3,4 1 3 'yr A .7 271 ' 1. 7 cw ,A mi' J' l Y Seated:Lelia Warren, Kathryn Marvin, Margaret Fruth, Norma Jean Nye, Carol Jean Breyman, Mary Ellen Wells, and Lavera Emerine. Standing: Douglas Good, James Bruce, Joe Diebley, Raymond Burns, Rex Cunning- ham, James Ebersole, Lloyd Monday, and Joe Sopher. DICKEN STUDIO G Photographers to the Arcadian Portraits of Distinction 121 Perry' St. ' Fostoria, Ohio ' Phone 3615

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.Jani UML Jud J We, the Senior Class of 1951, realizing that our high school days are drawing to a close do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament. A We, as a class, name Mr. Charley Groth, executor of this our will and testament. To him we extend our thanks for his faithful guidance and service during this last year. lfVe givc the right of publishing the next annual to the Juniors, provided they can get enough money. To the Sophomores we will our athletic ability, hoping that they will bring greater honor to our school. We leave our musical ability to the Fresh- men. Take advantage of it while you can. Mary Ellen Wells wills her place on the Honor Roll to anyone capable of earning this position. Kathryn Marvin leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Gene Wedge. Don't overdo it, Gene. Joe Diebley bequeaths his small features to Jim Warren. Bob Painter wills his musical ability to station R. L. S. QR. Lanny Semlerl. Lloyd Monday will lend his new Chevrolet to anyone who can get the girls to court around in it. Betty Lenhart bequeaths her pleasing per- sonality and quiet humor to Shirlee Farrell. Carol Breyman leaves her ability to stay in Home Ec. class to Shirley Lenhart. No more trips to the office, Shirley. Russell Clark wills his speed to Floyd His- song. Take advantage of it, Floyd. Neil Breyman leaves his sharp jokes to Donna Damon. Please, Donna, no more corny ones. Ray Burns wills his frequent Sunday night trips to Meadowbrook to anyone who can afford it. Norma Jean Nye wills her typing skill to Marilyn Plotts. Be a star, Marilyn, it pays. Lavera Emerine bequeaths her shyness to Jo Ann Sutton. Don't take it too seriously Jo Ann. Rex Cunningham wills his corny laugh to anyone who can control it in Mrs. Sharning- house's English class. Jim Ebersole leaves his good sportsman- ship to Larry Myers. Don't be afraid to use it, Larry. Tom Wentworth leaves his beard to any- one who is too lazy to shave. Marilyn Canterbury wills her job in the candy room to anyone who can remember enough about that all important subject, bookkeeping. Lelia Warren will lend her Arlington boy friend to anyone who thinks they can get him. Jim Bruce wills his pocket edition books to anyone who has time to read them. Joe Sopher bequeaths his ability to skip school to anyone who can think of a good excuse. Herbert Archibald wills his shuffle board ability to Neil Weaver. Margaret Fruth bequeaths her willingness to work to Glen Saltzman. It Won't hurt you, Glen. Loretta Rice leaves her job at the Candy- land to anyone who can work and go to school Without much sleep. Douglas Good wills his job as high school reporter to Lila Huysman. Charles King leaves his ability to drive fast to anyone who can do as good a job as he has to dodge the patrolmen. Kenneth Gaertner wills his job at the A 81 P to Jack Wheland. You will have to work for a change, Jack. Beverly Damon leaves her double seat in study hall to Kay Kieffer. Hope you can find your better half, Kay. -Beverly Damon FRANK G. FIELDING Groceries-Meats-Dry Goods-Shoes Phone 207 Arcadia, Ohio