Arcanum High School - Arcette Yearbook (Arcanum, OH)

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a A he I. B. Club holds in its name the initials of a woman who has meant for many ideals in the field of ha e econc ics. Her name, Isabel Bevier, is high in the list of pioneers who have built in meaning and significance the art of heme making. They have elevated the home to its rightful place among the arts of society. We have kept secret the meaning of the initials until now, disclosing it to appease much curiosity. The officers are: President Cathryan Haugen Vice President Nadean Irwin S ta - Kathl Sl TZZZZMLE' . , ,slsnifiiglsiiiie T Advisor 3' 1 . 1 e Q f L Y e l 1 if 'peQw- . p ., .- , M , , ,, T is g ,W SCHQTARSJ-HP CUNIES I ' To that one who attains the highest grades in his class each year is award- ed a letter in recognition of his work. If there is a tie, two letters are a- warded. Such was the case last year in the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. In honor of all the scholarship students of Darke County a banquet is given each year, .Each school takes its turn in giving the banquet. This year the banquet will be given in Pitsburg, June 2A e ' Hffxf C .LQGJQN Aff-14De The General Edward Sigerfoos Post American Legion is again offering this year medals to a girl and a boy in the high school. These medals will be award- ed to those outstanding in honor, service, courage, leadership, and scholarship. Chester Landis, Walter Eisle, G. G. Starr, Miss Rowland, and Hr. Finch are members of the Legion Committee. Together they will select six boys and six girls for the students to vote on in this contest.

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SFF 'Xl-HF 'VY fl UE! 'or those of the Arcanum High School who were interested in dramatics and I-,public speaking, a dramatic club was organized in September, 1955, by Miss Rowland and was named the Speak-Easy Club. The officers which were elect- d e were: President, La Rue Driverg Vice President John Ball S , g ecretary, Gladys Kempy The club met the fifth period on Thursday of each week. T In order to enter the club each member was required to tell a fairy tale, Under Miss Rowland's instructions the members learned of the different kinds f o speeches, how to make outlines,for each, and then how to give the Aft A m. er studying prepared speeches, time wus spent in.giving extomporanious speoches5 The correct pronunciation of words often mispronounced made man f t y o he meme bers wonder if they had been really speaking English or not. 'Experimenting with the voice and learning of the different kinds of inflec- tions, qualities, and pitches that one might develop with his voice added much interest to the club. After studying the procedure of debating the club presented a debate for the school in a chapel program. ' Two plays in which each character speaks only one word in each speech were contributed to programs given at the Arcanum, Versailles, and Monroe schoolss To end the year with something which each might always have to remember the club by, everyone memorized a reading which he may find will bo of use to him in later years. - P... 1 Q., ' f-hi, . -4 - Y -W 1 . -.........------.....t,--. 4 .,.,,, .. ,,.,,, .. W