Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, OH)

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Foreword In this l953 Arcadian we have tried to cover fully the highlights of the school year. lt was prepared by many of the Seniors and juniors, with the help of the faculty, in the hope that it will serve you as a diary of the events of the past year at Ar- cadia Local School. We hope that you will enjoy this yearbook im- mensely and read it with warm feeling toward our student body. Dedication We, the Senior Class of l953, dedicate this edition of the Arcadian to Mr. Charley C-roth, advisor of the Arcadian annual staff for the past nine years. Through his faithful leadership a new and improved annual has been published each year.

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IW' THE RCADI l953 A great challenge lies ahead for planners of education. The census re- port confirms the fact that secondary school enrollments within the next five years will for outpace existing facilities. Our administrative group has planned for the future and is constantly alert to discover the needs of the youth and the needs of our community. They have given untiringly of their time and effort in the construction of the new building. They are always looking forward to greater things in education, realizing that a community is no better than its schools. There is little agreement among educators about the school program of the future. The administration has made its building and curriculum flexible to allow for all sorts of revisions and changes within the shell. To do less would be to straight-jacket the constantly developing secondary school program. Published by the Senior Class of l953 Arcadia Local School

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ANNUAL TAF F Each year the annual staff tries to publish a yearbook that is a little different and a little more interesting than the year before. They have made a few changes which they hope will meet with your approval. The classes were divided from the fifth through the twelfth grades into eight teams, each having a high school teacher for a cap- tain. To provide more competition, we used the names of the successful candidates in the recent election as the team names. The win- ning team will be rewarded with a party spon- ored by the Senior Class. Mrs. Covert's team won the contest. Her team was entitled Rep. Jackson Betts and her assistant was Richard Smith. The three high salesmen were to re- ceive free annuals but due to a tie four free annuals wereawarded. The four winners were Charles Groth, Derol Painter, David Cardwell, and Arvid Weaver. SENIORS JUNIORS Editors Glen Saltzman .....,.................. Lewis Campbell Snapshot Editors Lanny Semler ................................ Hilda Grine Carl Ziessler .............................. James Blake Art Floyd Hissong ...................... Bill Peters Sports Shirley Lenhart ....................,..... Carol Kieffer Circulation Janet Boes .....,.......................... Mary VVeaver Typists Janet Ziessler .................... Maxine Dreisbach Richard Smith .............................. Nina Lewis John Bushong .................................. Pat Butler Advertising Jim Steyer .................................. Mary Dicken Shirlee Farrell ............................ Carolyn Clark Jim Warren... ...... Mary England Marilyn Plotts ....... ......... B ob Graham Bob Good ........ ....... L averne Snyder Pat Emerine ....... ............ J oe Steyer We Appreciate Your Patronage Hancock Savings and Loan Findlay, Ohio