Arcanum High School - Arcette Yearbook (Arcanum, OH)

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SQPHQMORF C 3 A55 ..J ..J n September, nineteen thirty-five, fifty Sophomores started on the second lap of their voyage to grasp some of the many opportunities afforded by Arcanum High School. Mr. Niemi was our faculty advisor for this year. we elected the following officers: President Rosalie Julien Secretary Glenna Hoke Treasurer Ruth Zimmerman A few weeks after school had begun all the classes went back in the Chatauqua Grounds for a picnic. Each of the classes furnished their own food, The class was very loyal to the schools in participating in many of the var- ious activities. They were well represented in basket-ball, orchestra, track, foot-ball, band, and glee clubs. For the assembly programs we gave two in which one was a pantomime, and the other was a radio progrmn. we hope that a large class will graduate in 1958, and each will be able to reach his highest ambition in life. ' . f'l'XmF' VNWQW nil-ff.i.., ,F J !X lthough the Chapel Choir did have e few engagements, it hasn't been very active in public this year. Cnc program was given as a part of the Easter Program at the school of Good Friday as well as various other programs. This group is composed of a group of selected voices of the entire high school chosen by Mr. Newland. The Group studies and sings sacred music,,nogro spiritep uals, and various other types of songs. The Chapel Choir was the group that represented the Mixed Chorus at the Coun- ty Music Festival. l

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At the beginning of the school term the following officers were elected: President Marianna Terrell Vice-President Bob Meyer Secretary. J. R. Julien Treasurer Merlene Floyd For two consecutive times we won the Attendance and Promptness Banners of of which we were very proud. On October thirtieth a Ha11owe'en party was held at the home of Dick Simpson. Most of the pupils attended, and a good time was had by everyone. we presented our first Chapel Program, November twentieth, consisting of an Indian Play and Pantomime which represented the founding of Arcanum. we gave the play again for P. T. A. January sixteenth. The Junior High basketball teams met Butler at Arcanum in two basketball games. The girls' score was twenty three to zero in favor of Butler. The boys' score was sixteen to eight in favor of Butler. February sixth we played Monroe here. They won both games. The score was fifteen to six for the girls and twenty-four to six for the boys. The class pictures were taken March twenty-seventh, ninteen thirty-six. Our second Chapel Program was given April 29. Songs, dances, and a play by eighth grade pupils were given. we pretended it was our class play as we all hope to be Freshman next year. Ili' X! MN .TQ ...J At the beginning of the school term the following class officers were elected President Jane Terrell Vice President Bruce Moore Secretary Orpha Fellers Treasurer Sanford Myers On October 50 the Freshman Class had a Hallowefen party.at the woods which was enjoyed by all. On November 6 they gave their first Chapel Program which consisted of a play entitled nThe lnitiation,H In November the Freshmen won the Promptness Banner and have been fortunate to keep it up to the present time. On March 12 they presented a second Chapel Program which consisted of an accord dean solo by Katherine White, a guitar solo by Lowell Bright, and a radio tele- vision program. ,- .