Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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4, mecbcafzfolfz, The Senior Class of 1952 respectfully dedi- cates this Arcadian to Mr. I. C. Kieffer, our teacher and superintendent. After thirty-six years of faithful- service, Mr. Kieffer is retiring from the teaching profession. He began his career in l9l4 at old No. 4, sometimes called the Hosler School, two miles north of Arcadia. Then for two years he taught in the old school building in Arcadia, in the third room, called the grammar room, made up of grades six, seven, and eight. In 1918 his teaching career was interrupted for service overseas with the Marines in World War I. In 1920 he taught for one year in high school in the old buildingffol- lowecl by two more years in high school in the present building. In September of 1924 he be- came Superintendent and has continued in that capacity to the present time. ' .-' I His first college work was a summer term at Ohio University in 1914. He later attended Bowling Green and Findlay Colleges. In 1924 he graduated with a B. S. in Education from Ohio Northern University. His graduate work was done at Chicago University and at Ohio State University from which he received the de- gree of Master of Arts in 1936. We do not know how to measure accurately the value of a lifetime of teaching, but we do know that a whole lifetime devoted in such full measure to the best training of young people of a community must have a tremendous con' structive influence upon the life of that commun- ity. May the lives of his students bring a firm conviction to Mr. Kieffer that his job has been well done.

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c 419 'QP S 0 8 t O ......a,.1--. SEATED, Clara Buchanan, Ellen Gassrnan, Shirley Russell, Glen Saltzman, Duane Beamer, Donna Gaertner, Mr. Groth. SECOND ROW: Donna Iunf: Dornan, lanet Ziossler, Elnora Kave, lanet Bees, Pat Emerine, Shirlee Farrell, Virginia The Senior class of SZ hopes that this year- book, the 1952 Arcadian, meets the approval of its readers and will merit the mark of suc- cess. Some rearrangements and a few changes have been made. The aim of the l952 Arcadian is to develop the personalities of the students and faculty of the school. Because one soon forgets, this year- book will serve as a reminder of old friends and of interesting events that have happened during the school year. The sale of Annuals was conducted by a new method this year. Each of the upper eight grades was a team. The fifth grade won the contest and was awarded a dinner. For the sixth year Mr. Groth was our advisor. Again this year the luniors assisted the Seniors. Needed experience was gained by the luniors, so that next year they might publish a new and improved annual. The following are staff members: Beamer, Kay Kieffer, Shirley Lenhart, Marilyn Plotts. THIRD ROW: Neil Weaver, Floyd Hissonq, Reid Hill, Iohn Carter, lames Steyer, lack Wheland, Richard Smith, Robert Good, Larry Myers, Lanny Semler, lohn Bushonq. EDITORS SENIOR lUNlOR Shirley Russell Glen Saltzman SNAPSHOT EDITORS Neil Weaver Virginia Beamer Larry Myers Lanny Semler ART Floyd l-lissong Carl Ziessler SPORTS Kay Kieffer Shirley Lenhart CIRCULATION Elnora Kave lanet Boes ADVERTISING lohn Carter Shirlee Farrell Robert Good Pat Emerine lames Steyer Marilyn Plotts Duane Beamer Donna Damon lack Wheland Reid Hill Barbara Fillhart Kay McDonald TYPISTS Ellen Gassman ' Clara Buchanan Donna Gaertner lanet Ziessler Richard Smith lohn Bushong