Arcola High School - Quotanis Yearbook (Arcola, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1948 volume:

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AS ED + we Pa P 1 ity Rs, Anoola School The Lake Township School in Arcola is one of many of Ind- -iana's consolidated schools... It has a continuous commission and is attended by students of grades one through twelve. Six buses bring students from Lake, Aboite, and Washirgton Townships. ; The school and community are proud of the farm shop, the cafeteria, and the other things that go to make up the school that is called our school by three hundred and five boys and girls. Architect M. S. Mahurin drew up the plans for Arcola's School. Contractors Bueshing and Haggerman followed. them through, and thus the main building of the school was erected in 1921. -In 1926 the gymnasium was added, with C. R. Weatherhogg as architect and M, P. Hodges as contractor. At the beginning of the. first school year in 1922 there were three teachers on the high school faculty, including Prin- cipal R. M. Brooking. There were three grade school teachers. That number has increased to eight for the high school and four for the grades. In the first year of the new school, there were only one hundred and twenty students. Forty were in high ‘school ard eighty were in the grades. This was a small beginning, and at different veriods the enrollmert decreased; however, there has been over the past twenty years a marked increase, for the presert enrollment to- tals three hundred ard five. The school is orgarized on .the six-six plan at the present, with ore hundred and seventy-seven in the upper six grades and on hundred and twenty-eight in the lower six grades. - astaszaasd MESBHEE OSH, He SCHOOL STAFF Homer Schipper, Agr. B. S., Purdue Charles Sharp, Phy. Ed. A. B., Manchester M. A., Ball State Otto Hille, Trustee Ralph Evans, Principal M. A., Columbia U. A. B., Manchester . Betty Jare White, English B. S., Indiana U. Helen Donovan, Soc. St. M. A., U..of Michigan A. B., Ohio Wesleyan U. Jean Stanley, Phy. Ed. B. S., Indiana State Loren Yaggy, Music MUS sy. OVerlain: C ., BOiseHuxoll, 2 5 Manchester Sadonia Bruner, 5 4 Mee obate DomASrerrett, Oo 6 Paes) Colle state RUubaerittinger, Home Ec. Pewies Hillsdale irene Johnson, Janitress Irene Maley, Cook igviorence Miller, Cook igneter Byerly, 1 2 Indiana U., | Fred Johnson, Janitor 1.Bob Johnsor, Bus Dr. PreawoLessing; Bus’ Dr. Oliver Poinsette, Janitor Heapryrercer, Bus Dr. Fred Long, Bus Dr. Hubert Rapp, Bus Dr. BilieNcCormick, Bus Dr. ae eo Ree ESS YENIOAS ihe Vong 1 sae s BPreeasss: Pe ena bow ao a eae Re AR tld ee me so 1 tet, —_ A OS OY NAAN, ne eee dd 5 Sao] CREF EP Se EP AP Py Se P- ere CE CE Ha Me A Kn Se Oe We Light-hearted ard gay, eoadtna then ard Node, Helen Bercot's her name, but we call her Lolly. Good-looking and tall, a right jolly food Ace, With the girls Bob Blessing car easily make first base. Looking to basketball, Herb Branning is a good guard, But wher looking at girls, he doesn't fall very hard. Short and sweet, and his name is Burns, Who is the lassie for whom Gerald yearns? He's teali he's cute, and most of the time funny, Dick Purrey will make some gal's days sunny. — - Dark hair, browr eyes, ard oh how he struts, Put them torether ard you have Leo Butts. Bob Coleman's his name and what ‘ts his game? To tease ard tease, and yet maze heaven his aim. At 1nst we come to a blord, pretty ard tall, Norma Devlin had what it took to naxe vertip fall. Blond-ford John he was known in them days, Now to anyore but Orpha, Mr. Erickson says ray, nay As meek as a lemb as well es shy ard quiet, put sometimes Delmar Felger can céuse a regular riot! Twelve years st Arcola will bring Martha Felrer many laurels, We used to know her as the little girl with the long curls. Small packages are the best and sometimes full of the old Nick, And such is the case when we come to Delmar Fick. TLé President of the class ard her life's all a-whirl, Between the teachers ard Kermny, Marilyn Foor's a busy girl. A twirale of the eye, a witty remark and you will realize, The humor of Jim Greerer's furnny-bone never, never dies. As pretty as a picture and never morose, A quiet little girl by the name of Marjorie Gross. Tall ard lanxy and topped with red hair, Says Carl Gruettert acout girls, I just dor't care. ‘The smaller the mightier ard when there's trouble a-brewin', Right smack in the middle you're sure to find Bob Hewen. Stature short ard lashes lorg, To Bob Joan Middleton will always belorg. Dark and handsome and Dick Middleton's his name, A comical fellow, ard he makes Gloria his claim So very, very quiet, and as reat as a pin, To (say Esther Ramseler was urcouth would be a terrible sin. Wher aiming -for a basket, or we might add, a kiss, Fred Snyder's tops on the team, ard with a certair Junior miss. Delores Sowers who loves to derce, : On Mondays we. find her ina trance. Kow here we've John Trehin--you krow him as Mike , He's ore of those kird that you can't help but like. Ah l Here she is--the smartest of the class, Norma Jean Thiele, an irdustrious, fine lass. --Affectionate and kind ard always lots of fun, It's true thet fetty Wessels is as rice as they come. Last but rot least is a lad handsome ard falls, : For Gloria Charley Yoder certainly did fall. Dowr. through the list we've given you each girl ard boy, To craduate from A.E.S. will be their ore ereat joy. By cy ty oy ce ee Esss= Sh ko aoe LS a a a ey Sy, ae) 5 25 oR ONES ME, oT ao: LAE 8 i £2. 2 oh oe oe ce hod he = a Se Es A A Fe as 2? a ee PeOs fs Oe Vo Fa ey, Lo oe oe oe Os oe 2. 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AP UP 2 Pe EP EP Ez re ch ih ce Te am F .s 2 Ge Ge Ge @ s Hans £2.42. ee ' I, Delores Ann Sowers, will my dan- Gerald Eugene Burns, will my tem- cing ability to Mary Gerding. per to Nila Jo Walker. © Norma Jean Thiele, will my office James Richard Burrey, will my cool- job to Tom Clifford. ness and calmness to Loren Yaggy. i REI GR at ES. 4 = 0 - 2 eX John Michael Trahin Jr., will my horse-back riding ability to Ade- lire Fritz. ee ere a Leo Spencer Butts, will my ability to stutter to Eileen Felger. SW a ES ES ET TORS SR ES 2 Robert Leonard Coleman, will my Elizabeth Jane Wessels, will my gas buggy to Arland Anders. old boy-friend, Art, to Joan Tra- hin. L Norma Jean, Devlin, will my frierd- ship of Delmar Felger to Arlene ls, Burrey. ‘Charles . Marion oaen will my strong, husky voice toRobert Law- rence. ° LO a ye re RO RS SE = Flik = oe astm eee oS 1 John K. Erickson, will my ability to make speeches and my nervous- ness to Leona Sebmidt._ Delmar Earl Felger, wil), ity to speak up in class to Rich- ard Gross. a’ = ans We, The Seniors of 48 , to the faculty: _ hereby will . (es Page Msn ee i eC To Miss White, our ability to say the word ain't , To Mrs. Stanley, keep our temper. the ability to Martha Mae Felger, will my curly hair to Shirley Martin. jevtin coe el ot ot ee is Pe me a ee ce Robert Francis Delmar Dean Fick, will my ability to behave to Pauline Hagen. Marilyn Jane Foor, will my typing ability to Jean Felger. James Howard Greener, will my wit and bright remarks to Monna Lou Ford. Marjorie Lucille Gross, will my bashfulness to Eloise Klaehn. Carl Fredrick Gruettert, will my blushirg ability to Jim Ruby. Hewen, dancing ability to will . my square White. Richard Lester Middleton, ability to pole Hurley ° will my vault to Lavera Joan Elaine Middleton, will my thin oP ep foit e to Jim Crouch. [ SEEERE! Solan. Miss — -To the Juniors: “To Mr. Sharp, the typirg scores of the genius class of 48 , in remembrance of us. To Mr. Evans, our ability to re- frain from reminiscing about the old days . To Mrs. Donovan, our knowledge of politics. To Mr. Schipper, all the old bolt: taken off the des«xs in the class-- rooms, to do what he will with them. To Mr. Yaggy, our old written ex- cuses to get out of the . Library so the future classes won't need any. our old, battered, well-worn Government workbooks. Our ability to refrain from cheat ing. Our ability to get along with the teachers. ae CP Ey ee EP BY ry ee ee ‘4 7 SE CR SAG CASE he be babe Che dn en hall j . : nO Maps d yeeie teak of uw tray ‘: tLast es i pe Glin Beets (SS Se site ; “k ot conBniche 1) Tet iting a ee i eae ea st) Wie he % «ath 2 .) 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Weide oh 5 aahe: ak ‘Koen Og buat og cadet eeteee ti Aub Re ch dupe, a5 Oh eg “Ge eT ee eel cee et Bd BION OF steeee Se . oe Lhe | eared bc thee ay ee ae PALof2 us eeaay Seto pie aoe yee alt sti Pr blag a) - wikt ae siagee? é ei UE a | Chis Prophese., As the Crystal Gazer gazes irto the Crystal Ball, he sees the class 1948. Hmmmmmmm--it looks as though they graduated approximately ten chine ago. The Ball is cloudy, but wait!! In the distance I see a He PUPS. ht 4 Ss getting clear row, ard we see--Heler Bercot. Helen is now the proprietor of a class of Beauty Shops. As I again look into the Ball, I see a very great athlete. Who is it? Why it's none other thar Bob Blessing, who is now the quarter-back of Notre Dame's football team. I also see a great name in the bolted sa lime-light. .Herb Brarning is now star player on the Zollner Pis- i Me : Next I see Gerald Burns, who now works a 380 acre farm. Gerald is mar- rfed but the Crystal . Ball is beginning to cloud over so ‘ his wife is. As the cloud Seana cawey I see Dick Dinner Mt THLE Eee strange noise that sounds like the barkirg of Coon dogs. Yes, that's’ exactl what it is. Dick is the owner of 150 Coor dogs and 50 Det Goons. Rreckee figure is coming into view. It is Leo Butts. It seems that Leo bought the Fort Wayne Speedway so he and his friends could race in safety. It wasn't surprising for us to learn of Bob Coleman's.trade. He is a very good mechanical engineer, so if you ever want your car torn down, go to see Bob. He loves that kind of work. I now see the cut-up of the class, John Erickson. John is now a great man in Radio business. He is known as Jolly Johnnie . Here is another 14d from this class who-has become very successful in farming--Bud Felger. He has taken over his Grandfather's farm. I now see Martha Felger, who is a branch Library executive. Once more the ball gets hazy and clears, and I see Delmar Fick, who, through the gen- erosity of his father, has a 120 acre farm which he and Phyllisjean are man- aging together. Now I see a little blond girl. Oh yes, it's Marilyn Foor. She is now happily married to Kenny Reese. She is also giving her two daugh- ters piano lessons. J : James Greener, it seems, is also in the farming business. Jim isn't married, but there may be prospects!! I can't make out very well what the Crystal Ball is trying to produce. It seems to be a large ferm, and Carl Gruettert is the manager of it. I nowy see something white, and, oh, there is Joan Middleton in the kitchen, working hard for Bob, who is awaiting din- ner in the living room with the children. The scene is changing a little, to another household, operated by Dick Middleton and his wife, Gloria, while a couple of little Middletons play around. I see a fair young maiden, who is walking down memory lane with her one and only, Paul Oser. Esther Ramseiter, the bashful girl, is taking care of the house and young Junior. I now see a great basketball star who has carried that rame all through his school days and now is teaching the young Snyders the technique of the game. Sally is still hollering for Freddie. The Crystal Ball is very hazy, but a figure is anpearing which looks familiar. Yes, now I know, it's Delores Sowers, who is now married to Tye , Now I see a big office being operated by one of the high-ranking seniors of 48 , It's Norma Jean Thiele, who is a very prosperous head Stenographer. Another farm is coming in view, , and the manager is Mike Trahin. Mike isn't married yet, but as he did in high school days, he is still looking. The Crystal Ball is hazy again. Oh yes, now I know! It's a hospital, and I see a’ Blord in a white uniform. Why, it's Betty Wessels as the head nurse ! Another farm is again in view. It's being run by Charley Yoder and his wife Glo-ia. Of course, Gloria is in the house ard little Charlie is out helping dad with the farming. I can't make out anything now--the Cryst- al ball is very hazy. Oh, yes, I see someone with blond hair. Of course, it's Norma Devlin. She and Mart Berghorn are happily married. The Crystal Ball is changing a little, and we see Marjorie Gross and Ronnie who is _ now her hubby. They are raising little Marines . As most boys follow in the path of their father, Bob Hewen is now the Trustee of Aboite Township. : ag ei eRe tae é dak at aerate 8 A on bs 2 yt Be she ae . + ‘ = wi ; A he oes Past : Ae CLARY m d- ., % Wok, ' r Abpeh ) Me a } gaye “mde pati a a ‘ � ey it ¥ c � alah a. ‘sm ay 4h a4 Oo eB é ; eu ng tae Laomeywe aon) erat ssthesigl “ . 5 ae _ vay i o.4 PLCe Bal. TSM eB a PE DAS ey BGs ‘ i i arte t See kes: e : a aay RO Oe. Rae Bes me . 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The cast was as follows: ; COMMITTEES GUBBY CARTER------ - ---Delmar Fick PEEWEE TOZIER---------Bob Blessing Stage RIP DAGGETT-----------Mike Trahin Charles Yoder, Gerald BURKNY CHASE------ -----Dick Middleton Burns, Herb Branning, BASE ORZIE------------ Bob Hewen Leo Butts, Bob Cole- -ROWENA PHILLIPS-------Marilyn Foor man, Carl Gruettert , FAYLENE BLAIR--------- rorma Devlin Jim Greener. PROFESSOR POTTER------John Erickson MISS TOLBERT---------- Helen Bercot Property Make-up . AVIS MAYHEW----------- Joan Middleton Miss Betty Jane White MRS. THOMPSON--------- Norma Thiele MARTHA BRIGGS--------- Marjorie Gross Mrs. Reddin playing her solovox, ard the Welodiers, a male quartet, furnished entertainment between acts. sere Senior Cassa Lsoking back irto the past, we see nine of our present-day Seniors starting to Arcola together. The rire who have beer together in sd¢hool for twelve years are: Delmar Felger, Martha Felger, Delmer Fick, Marilyn Foor, Jim Greerer, Marjorie Gross, Delores Sowers and Charles Yoder. Fred Snyder left in the middie of the eighth Sac but returned to be with his class- mates in his Freshman year. = Among these nine begirrers were also Eleanor Arnold, Theodore Berberich, LeRoy Coulter, Jean Felger, Margret Ann Jacksor, Gerald Johnson, David Mc- Corrhey, Betty Brandom, Robert Mills, Herbert Stevens and Daniel Tucker. In the secord srade, Robert Blessing joined the class, ard in the third grade, we find that we have three more new classmates: Albert Martin, Nick Thompson, ard Dorothy Matsor. In the fourth grade, we find that we have two more new students, Dick ard Joan Middleton. At the beginning of the fifth grade we discover we have lost many of our former pals. In fact, in the first five years we have lost six students. They were Eleanor Arnold, LeRoy Coulter, Jean Felger, Margar- et Ann Jackson, David McConnehey, Robert Mills ard Daniel Tucker. Three new studerts were auded in the fifth grade. These were Leo Butts, Herbert Bran- ning ard Norma Devlin. Dick and Joan Middleton were not present when the sixth grade started out, but joined us again in the eighth grade. Vivian Meyers and Marcita Stippich joined us in the severth grade, ard Esther Ram- seier, Marolyr Simmers, John Erickson and Helen Bercot joined us in the eighth grade... Six boys from Aboite Township joined us in our Freshman year. They were: Dick Burrey, Gerald Burns, Robert Coleman, Robert Hewen, William Fairchild and Allen Head. The latter two withdrew soon afterwsrds. Carl Gruettert, Mike Trahin and Betty Wessels joired us from the Catholic School, and Norma Jean Thiele came from the Bethlehem Lutheran School. Charles Crouch and Richard Cutler jared us as Sophomores but withdrew the following year. In our freshman year, Mrs. Hunt was our class sponsor and Delmar Fick was our president. In our sophomore year, Fred Snyder was elected president and Mrs. Donovan was the class sponsor. Fred was again elected president in our junior year, with Miss White ard Mr. Sharp as class sponsors. As Seriors, Mr. Evans is our class sponsor and Mariiyn Foor is our presidert. 11 rs ign ‘ ‘ ms act } és - “gat ra Va “— ; © of tesed : 4 a) r ‘ 4 - ay r 2) ‘ % f iia tet we I: Cs ty a i Ys in ‘ Y f ay) Ty z ‘ SNe ee ae ac? ab cies CLL Mee a tele ett. 3 ity ssi Frlbitec xt es ORC oy gag ADP nies pa EEO EE | CALS eee ee 2 ie ie : SIAR) Ne a SENIORS Helen Bercot Leo Butts Martha Felger Carl Gruettert Robert Blessing Robert Coleman Delmar Fick — Robert Hewen Herbert Branning Norma Devlin Marilyn Foor Joan Middleton Gerald Burns John Erickson James Greener Dick Middleton James R.. Burrey Delmar Felger Marjorie Gross Esther Ramseier H. Frederick Snyder. John Trahin Delores Sowers Betty Wessels Norma Jean Thiele Charles Yoder | { Ra ‘ Ns ‘a4 + Ey ori rr CICERO J rere ey But Peake yi : apes Fas the f Def Etre Serre a===y a ak A ‘ a ah co ce 35 LCeerre FR EE NEN I tn As Sophomores, Ellen France temporgrily increased our -numser and Joan Faulkrer became a permarent member. iwarguerite Winchester withdrew. NS Oe 2 ea pS _ Ene a mer ms ae oe : LS A GE OTE: ATR — As we ertered Eish School, we lost Dale Lamle, Edmord soyer, James Love- day ard Albert Martin, but caired. James bush, Jack Drewitt, Worra Lou Ford, Marguerite Winchester, Willerd Kerscher, LaVera Eurley, tloise nlaehr, Ruth fhetfers, hed Yinest, Patricia wessels, Sally Gevers, ard Pessy Thomosor. Paul SChiadt joined us temporarily. : cee acne Saris James Loveday, Allar Tkhomosor, James Crouc!, Oroha Elirker, jioired us in the eishth erade. Reverly Snyder, Robert Pray, ard Kobert Fart left our raris, Fett OLN a ce ef Re AMINA OR LE DN. iy the severth grade Ruthie Manrweiler, Robert Pray, Robert Hart, Betty, Brerdom, errolled ir our class. Elmer ard Joyce’ Nhodes joined us temporarily alorg with Rosemary Wattlock, and Richard Carrahar. Verlir slaire, ard Mel- vir Kistler withdrew. Pee ae Dt “PN he Delewecanie, Marior.. Redwanchijneelvin | +}istler=joired jug inm themsax.n ereade wrile Dourclas Shoemaker, David McCorrehey, Neler Leinirger, and Werdell — Cook left us. E Gerald Johnsor and Verlin Blaine entered our class and Harold ard Robert Love left ir 1940. Edmord Hoyer, Hubert Branning and Harold and Robert Love joined us in the fourth grade. Morne Eastmer, Maxine Roling ard Alfred De ‘Bainey left. Ir the third grade Albert Martir, Neil Ruckman, Arland jee Jean Felger ard Richard Lirton became members of our class while David McConnehey ard Billy Pillars left. i : | 4 | Wendell Cock, William Reimer, Douglas Shoemaker, and Darlere Mosher an - rolled in our class while Paul Roser, William Darrell, Juanita Johnson, and Madilire De Baily were with our class. temporary. Monna Bie det Phyllis Smith, Zordra Scottor ard vetth Tintor left. 3 Ir our first year of school Lowell.Browr and Maxire Harp left ‘us. Pupils that have gone to Arcola all eleven years are: Richard Gross, Eileen Felger, Norman Felger, June Vaughr, Harold Andrew, Robert Lawrence, Edith Auld, Lois Holt and Gloria Hagan. Sasssse SE eeeers hae 7 4 ce RT © i: Swart Ae 9 te ; .s 2 d aie JURIORS Arland Anders Harold Andrew Edith Auld Betty Brardom Hubert Branning Jack Drewitt Joan Faulkner Eileen Felger Jean Felger Forman Felger _Monna Lou Ford Sally Gevers Richard Gross Gloria Hagan Pauline Hagen Willard Henschen Lois Holt Lavera Hurley Gerald Johnson Eloise Klaehn Orpha kKlinker Robert Lawrence Ruth Leffers. Ruth Mannweiler Marion Redwanski James Ruby Phyllis omith Peggy Thompson June Vaughn Nila Jo Walker Patricia Wessels Ned Yingst B70 SAN SUPHOMURED but John Bosserman, Glenn Geislemar and Donald Happel entered. When the final school bell rang on the first day of school for the Soph- omore class of 48, there were just twenty ir the first grade; Glen Andrew, Grace Bell, Billy Boggs, Russel Boyles, George Brumbaugh, Tom Clifford, Ade- line Fritz, Mary Gerding, Lois Kurtz, Kenny Gross, Shirley Martin, Beverly Mosher, Nancy Snyder, Kenny Stevens, Earl Westrick, Donald Braner, Alfred and Teresa DeBaille, Alvin Happel, Bonnie Shoemaker, and Donald Brunner. When the next school year came around Kenny Gross, Alvin Happel, Bonnie Shoemaker, Kenny Stevens, Donald Brunner and the DeBailles had left the class In the third grade Billy Boggs left and Donald Happel left, but re-en- tered again the same year. Edwin Allen, Keith Linton, and Max Walburn en- tered in the fourth. Max left the same year. injthesfifth year,eaverne!1: Gearhart, Leon Kindy and Helen Redwanski joined the class with John Bosserman and Vernell Gearhart leaving that ieee With the beginning of the sixth year of school, Richard Linton, Earl Steirbargar, Daniel Simmers,. and John Dominoiz entered, but John left later the same year. In the seventh grade mene Snyder, Pie an Raney Beverly Mosher, David Dewitt, Edwin Allen, Earl Stinebargar, and Shirley Martin left, but we gained Paul Wagner, James Crouch, Silly and Mary Mullins, Eleanor Scheafer and meee Rhodes. mowever Paul and Joyce left the Same year. as ae Drewitt, Anna Jester, Virgil Coleman, Billy Giles, Charles Gaff, Harry Thompson, Edgar Hurley, Bruce Bennett and Fred Cutler entered in the eighth grade, but we lost Keith and Richard Linton, Bruce Bennett, Billy Giles, Charles Gaff and Edgar Hurley. With the beginning of our high school years, we lost Fred Cutler but the class grew when Joan Roth, Paul Rathbun, Bruce Bennett, Joan Trahin, Beverly Preston, Leona Schmidt, Harley Runyan, Harold Linnemeier, Louis Gruettert, Dorothy Linnemeier and Retha Puller entered. Retha also left that year. In our Sophomore year we lost only one member, Anna Jester. We had no new enrollments this year. Of the twenty originally in the first grade, there are only five left, Glen Andrew, Lois Kurtz, Tom Clifford, Mary Louise ‘Gerding and Adeline Fritz. , As the saying goes, Time Marches On and so do the Sophomores. 17 ? { ‘ - ’ } ‘ 7 , x . A a a3 a a | ; TAS: a ah Se Lae! RS - es . 5 ie ae d bi ae oa 5 “ Ls EY 44 a VERS ly? : Th � Pa pais gees hie iy a c 4 i Le . Sy ok 3 . ; Ra ik RR Pee . aut tex Lob rer lae ety ” 2 ‘ ‘ 4 5 4 : _ . 5 : eye 1 fleet ( . ‘ ak aaa pas rs ras Ae 34 . ‘ rd 4 ¢ = ’ . By Abie ‘ ' ' ait % ee Pi { ° , aT Na aie iy ae : al + J ri a M ¢ 5 5 F , ‘ B i - 4) i ice p ‘ ‘ ee ere) f , tua t t it a ‘j ay ee : hy ea RRL ee ook ee pet 5 ey 4 ye all y se . “ Sa, ‘cw ee pee bet: Bans ee aes f 4 ‘ oa ‘ ‘ ie ae fee ; , - d ; an Peat Cis | he ia vely nat BE io. of SOPHOMORES Glenn Andrew Marilyn Drewett Marceil Hitzemann Bruce; Bernett Adele nenhricz Lois Kurtz Tom Clifford Glenn Geisleman Harold Linnemeier Virgil Coleman Mary Gerding Mary Mullins Marlene Cox Louis Gruettert Beverly Preston games Crouch .-- Donald Happel Paul Rathbun Helen Redwanski Leona Schmidt Paul Harley Runyan Harry Thompson Joan Roth Joan Trahin Elearore Schaefer b vs ae” 2 7 ae, “ar pe ivaei rin Se: i x cy at PRES HMET VR Ta � wya a Ae ee PAE Pile tik 2 . 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In 1959, urder Mrs. Byerly, LeRoy Blessing, George and Harry Brumbaugh, Kenneth Byerly, Earl Auld, Jean Harshbarger, Alfred Happel, kenneth Gross, Richard Fick, Leonard Gross, Kenneth Harman, Harold kaiser, Junior Kiefer, Ralph Linnemeier, Robert Allan Thompson, Clifford “oling, Judith Anders, Barbara Fry, Eileen Kuehnert , Wareta Leininger, Margaret McCormick, Gloria Miller, Darlene Rapp, Bonita ' Shoemaker, Corrine Walters, Barbara Middleton, and Patricia DeBailey entered as first graders. Charles Harter joined them in the second grade. Dale Bower, Bonnie Walburr, and Ruth McBride entered in the third grade and Donald Goble, David Gearhart, Joretta Goble, Sophia Redwanski, and Geraldine Wells came in the fourth. In the fifth grade under the tutilage of Mrs. Reed, Lawrence Hootman, David Dewitt, Robert Vaughn, and Refugio Demengiz, joined the ranks. No new members were admitted in the sixth grade but the seventh grade found four new members. They were John Bosserman, Irle Bridge, Shirley Mar- tin and Joyce Rhodes. - In the eighth grade, George Bailey, Edgar Hurley, Richard Linton, Rex Zimmerman, Keith Linton, and Barbara Faulkner entered. Also that same year Johnny Bosserman, Richard and Keith Linton left the class. Three new members, Arthur Rudek, Retha Fuller, and Paul Schaefer, came into the class this year. - The present day class has twenty-eight members. They are; Barbara Faulkner, LeRoy Blessing, Earl Auld, Judith Arders, Dale Bower, Irle Bridge, Kenreth Byerly, Retha Fuller, Joretta Goole, Kenneth Gross, Joyce Rhodes, Arthur Rudek, Ronald Stahlhut, Shirley Martin, Ralph Linnemeier, Eileen Kuehnert, Edgar Hurley, Jean Harshbarger, Barbara Gruettert, Barbara Middle- ton, Kenneth Stevens, Gloria Miller, Darlene Rapp, Paul Schaefer, Clyde Sherman, Robert Vaughn, Marg aret McCormick, and Janet sSteed.. LeRoy Blessing, Earl Auld, Judith Anders, Kenneth Byerly, Ralph Linne- meier, Ronald Stahlhut, Kenneth Stevens, Jean Harshbarger, Gloria Miller, Darlene Rapp, Barbera Middleton, Eileen Kuehnert, Clyde Sherman, Margaret McCormick, and Kenneth Gross have gone here all their school years. I hope we haven't been boring, but I think it is rather interesting to know who came to Arcola, and when, don't you? 20 a A ‘ £ - « tae y { 7 id t y r a 4 eget + Aire. 4 R an re 5 wi peal wet te ‘ i) oy ‘ u } ff : TRA) oy ay pee BTR ig + ; ; 5 Pa, Ke si sha ge Tas 1 6 we ‘ watt ve any j neds | 4 4 re 2 � Fe ie anal = Py beig.ah ect 4 ¢ te ae Re ae eR a a ee lS ahs OOS “ORES ees + a7 Ye aah fpho am, 8 at aL} he | ae ota i ed arate hs a et a aie tiene hee’ teens FRESHVEN : Judith Anders kerineth Byerley Jearre Harshbarger Earl Auld Barbare Faulkner Edgar Eurley | George Balley Retha Puller Biteer irvennert | LeRoy Dlessirg -Joretta Goble Ralph Iirnemeler Forrest Power Kerneth Gross Gui PLev eMart dy | Irle bridge Rarbara Cruettert “argraret Jane McCormick Berbara Anr Middletor Clyde Shermar Gloria Viller norald Stahlhnut Darlene Ravp Jaret Steed sovee Rhodes kenneth Stevers Arthur Rudek Rovert Vaurhr Paul Schaefer Jane Walker | 1 | ee ELEMENTARY : Www iy TRA RL e satya baad tie ? ai ¥. ai x Rae ae ‘ aye hse y EIGHTH CRADLE Betty Lou Allen Dorothy Andrew Vera Auld Gloria Burke Pre sre + burrey Robert Campbell tCharies Clifiord Vireinis Colemar Ryram Dickes Darlene Bickes Sowerd Felger Richard Fick Marjorie Ford games Fry Myra Gifford Dorale =Gool's Piva, Pole rar. Mary Koonrz HoOveEre hurts Avice Linton novert: Meyers Beatrice Nitz Jare Rathbun Jeaér Hathbun Sopnia Redwanski Alice Rhodes Gloria Routt kerl Schaefer Ruby Walker SEVENTH GRADE Marcella Andrew James Blessing Dwight Bridge George Bojrab Jane briges Galen Brumbaugh Phyllis Butts Joan Byerly Donna Cox Marianne Erickson Richard Felger Robert Felger Jean Fick Jack Goble Richard Goble Leonard Gross Marilyn Gross Marjorie Linton Jean McCormick Norma Middleton Jewel Mullirs Patricia Preston Josephine Redwansk hops nuryor Lester sherman Loren Stahlhut Kert Swihart Doreld Stahlhut Frarh Wagner ay rh a ewe’ by - TOO bee, Oe at ne FIFTH-SIXTH GRADE ROOM eau o Ardrew Eailey Brandon Buesching Burns Campvell Datiforr Gardrer Geller Craham Hiser Kurtz Wiper Rude k Schneider Sherman Shively Simmons Todd Auld Gane ford Foor Geislemar Geller Gifford Grim Kieler Ramseier RPalb Bick murtczZ NocZ Runyon Shively Swihart Walmer ACA RE REET THIRD-FOURTH GRADE ROOM Richard Allen Betty Dickes Vernon Hurley Barbara Briggs Martha Faub Donald Keiler Bonrie Buesching Michael Fa ulkner Yancy Mornirgstar Tommy Butts Donald Fry James Lawrence Ravola Crouch Pisin roearmiere kancy Mettler Donna DeBolt Mary Gillum Bonnie Middiletor. Richard Miller Robert Miller Jerry Noss James Pitz Rorald Ross Marcia Schneider aS Sees Lirda Swihart Helen Shepherd Micheal Sherman Shirley Boyer Kenneth onively. Darlene Stout aeornenre sports SECOND-THIRD GRADE ROOM Larry Abel Ronald Dicke Rose Ann Baker Rodger Felger Carl Benz - Stanley Fudge Carol Amn DeBolt Harold Graham Priscilla Burke Judith Hawk Mary Ellen Kieler Gilbert Krantz Linda Kurtz Joyce Kurtz Sandra Lydy: Wayne Byerly John James Carol Mettler Shirley Middleton Janice Schneider James Miller Harold Stahlhut Marlere Miller James Stout Dixie Poinsette Thomas Thompson Sharon Poinsette Yancy Walker Lois Ramseier Sharon Walmer Thomas Wright FIRST-SECOND GRADE ROOM Rodger Abel ' John Brandom Nancy Davis Gordor Auld Nancy Buesching Cll torderelcter Merton Baird Carol Bryant William Garmire Marilyr Baumar Ruth Colpetzer Carolyn Ann Dicke karen Bower Beverly Cunringham ..Ronrie Gillum Wesley Boyles Derald Dafforn Linda Graham Larry Hille Ann Noe Judith James Sue Ellen Phillips Ann Lawrence Brenda Ross Kancy McCormick Linda Shepherd Judy Miller Janice Sherman Judy Mosher Phyllis. Shambaugh Jeri Ann Swoverland ACTIVITIES How 1. Mary Gerding, Marilyn Drewett, Dorothy Ardrews, Lois Kurtz, Marjorie Ford, Eileer Knuehert, Byram Dickes, Peggy PoomDOnm,c ftileen Kelger, “Virginia Coleman. “Row 2. Joan Roth, Marcella Andrew, Richard Falb, Pauline Hdgen, Eloise Klaehn, Phyllis Butts, Mary Andrew, Jane Rathbun, Monna Lou Ford. Row 3. Beatrice Nitz, Vera Auld, Patricia Wessels, Jane Rathbur, Loren Yapey, Jaret Steed, Adeline Fritz, Marlene Cox. Gaud The band is a considerably larger organization this year. foceerollowing “officers: -were elected: president iBKileen Felger, vice-presidents Peggy Thompson and Marlene Cox, secre- tary-treasurer Pauline Hagen and property officer Virginia Cole- man. The organization has played at nearly all the home basket- ball games this year. Pep sessions have benefited much from the work of the band this year. Norma Middleton, Jean Fick, and several other pupiis col- laborated in writing a poem to which Mr. Yaggy added a _ second verse incorporating the names of all the varsity basketball players. The name of Aces Rate which he gave to the band ar- rangement has stuck and the song has been popular at games and pep session. The tune of Aces Rate is from the school song of Washington and Lee University. | | 50 Row 1. Peggy Thompsor, Marilyn Foor, Barbara Middletor, Marilyn, Drewett, Judith Anders, Darlene Rapp, Gloria Hagan, Beverly Pueouom,. oally Gevers. Row 2.. Joan Faulkren, Bivleen kKnueherty Ruth Mannmweiler, Eileen Felger, Joan Roth, Helen Bercot, Pat- Picia Wessels, Phyllis Smith. Row 5. Shirley Martir, Pauline Hagen, Eloise Klaehn, Lois Kurtz, Marjorie G ross, Gloria Miller, Ruth Leffers, Janet Steed. Row 4. Kenneth Byerly, Harley Runyon, Loren Yaggy, Gerald Johnson, Kenneth Gross, Kerneth Stevens. There are many newcomers to each section of the choir this year. The following officers were elected: president Pauline Hagan, vice-presidert Ruth Leffers, secretary-treasurer Gerald Johnson, and property officer Monna Lou Ford. ines choir. 1s ‘composed largely. of girls. V-All- of' the tenors except two in the high school choir and four in the junior high school choir are girls... There are only four basses in the high school choir to support the remainder of the singing organiza- tion. On the nineteenth of December, the combined junior and sen- jor high school choirs of sixty voices gave a Yuletide Acapella Choir Concert. At the Christmas Program on the twenty-third of December the choir sang between the dramas presented by the various grade groups of the school. These choral groups have been greatly enjoyed by those who participated, and those who listened. ol gg eae : . r ?, i ‘ : ex ; ’ 3 ) heat, 13 ¥ ; ed . - ot ‘ 6 iy? q : a iat é, [ ; i , ‘ ‘ Ai ¢ ps ‘ : me x2 Sigs eG ae Oe — Pon) Row 1: Marlene Cox, Marilyn Foor, Joan Faulkner, Martha Felger, Ruth Mannweiler, Betty Wessels, Joan Middleton, Beverly Preston, Miss White. Row 2:. June Vaughn, Helen Bercot, Marjorie Gross, Sally Gevers, Edith Auld, Delores Sowers, Norma Devlin, Norma Jean Thiele. Row 5: Mr. Sharp, Dick Middleton, John Erickson, Carl Gruettert, Fred Snyder, Harold Andrew, Arland Anders, Delmar a om The above picture is of the Arcolian Staff ard Arcologue Staff combined. this sis the first year for the Arcologus, It was named by the student council and will keep this name hereafter. The staff is: Editors, Delores Sowers and Norma Jean Thiele; Business and Sales Manager, Fred Snyder; Typists, Norma Jear Thiele and Delores Sowers; Sponsor, Mr. Sharp. All of those in the picture above helped in some way to create this first Arcologue. The Arcolian, a monthly publication put out by the Journal- ism class, is almost traditional. It was originally known as the Red Pepper, but that name was discarded in 1956 in favor of the Arcolian. Members of the staff are as follows: Editor, Marilyn Foor; Co-Editor, Beverly Preston; Sports Editor, Harold Andrew; Busi- ness, Marilyn Foor and Beverly Preston; Circulation, Joan Mid- dleton and Delores Sowers; and Copy Editor, Norma Jean Thiele. The rest of the staff are qualified as reporters, with Miss White as advisor. : 52 Row 1. Harold Linnemeier, Robert Hewen, Norman. Craters James Greener, Williard Henschen, Carl Gruettert, Homer Schipper. Row ee. Loreld Happel, Dick Burrey, Gerald Burns, Virgil Coleman, Kenneth Stevens, Johnny Erickson, Leo Butts, Harley Runyon, Glen Andrew. Row 5. Dale Bower, Delmar Felger, Kenneth Byerly, Ralph Linnemeier, Jack Drewett, Richard Gross, Paul Schaefer, Robert Coleman, Irle Bridge, Mike Trahin. Row 4. Glen Geisleman, LeRoy Blessing, Edgar Hurley, Bob Blessing, Hubert Branning, Arthur Rudek, Jim Crouch, Herb Branning, Charles Yoder, Harry Thompson. 7 7. A. The F.F.A. Motto is: Learning to DQ Doing to LEARN Earning to LIVE Living to SERVE The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agricultrial leadership, co-operation and citizenship. 1. Create and nurture a love of county life. 2. To create more interest.in the intelligert choice Ofgas t farming occupations. o. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surrounding. 4. To participate in co-operative effort. Oo. To encourage improvement in scholarship. The officers sare Jim Greener president, Norman Felger vice-pres- ident, Willard Henscher secretary, Robert Hewen treasurer, Carl Gruettert reporter, Harold Linnimeier sentinel and Mr. Schipper adviser. 33, Row 1. LeRoy “lessing, Fred snyder, Eileen Row 2. Eileen Eruehert, Marlene Cox, Edith Auld 9 3 Norma Devlin, Beverly Preston, Virginia Coleman. Row 5. Richard Fick, Jack Goble, Charles sharp, Ralph Evans, George Bojrab. Student Coane Presidert----- Breda 2 Sryd er Vice-President----- Eileen Felger Secretary------- Marilyn Foor Treasurer--------- LeRoy Blessing Reoresentatives are: for the Senior class, Norma Devlin and Mar- mao s ties urior. Class, Obileer Pelser, and Edith Auld: ‘for the Sophomore class, Marlene Cox and Beverly Preston; the Fresh- Memeciass, .Lekoy blessing and Hileen Kuehnert;s for the Highth Grade, Richard Fick and Virginia Coleman ard for the Seventh Grade, Jack Goble and George Bojrab. Our student council is made up of the class presidents and representative from each class. The council], is in its second year and has been busy in for- mulating school policies and sponsoring the yearbook. The coun- cil has sponsored several activities to raise money for the yearbook. Some of the council's policies are to help_the students with any of the school problems they may have, and to help thes tu- dents and teachers to get along together. The courcil is always ready to help settle any disputes that may arise among the dif- ferert classes or among. the teachers andstudents. The council also takes some of the responsibility for en- tertainment during and outside of school hours. Through the coun- cil, assembly programs were started. 04% ris ath femeobescune, jie Durrey, i. -Blessing, P. Shyder es Der CK Row l. Hubert Brannirg, 1. Bridge, R. Middleton, Ned Yingst, J. Crouch, H. Thompsor, A. Anders, H. Lirnnemeier, James Ruby, T. Clifford. Row 2. M. Redwanski, J. Trahin, Herbert Branning, Coach C. Sharp. Soft Pall The Softball Aces fluctuated from a co-ordirated and powerful machine to a team that was just ordinary. One never could tell before a game which type of game would be played by these ever- variable ball players. It is encouraging to note that the major- ity of their wins came near the end of the season. DATE WE THEY BED Us! a2 C0 8 6 Capt. Blessing 22-40 = .550 4 Leo 10 6 Snyder 18-46 .591 10 Monroeville re eda Oe Trahin 15-35 .371 12 Leo 4 ii Anders LO=2 7 SSO LNA Ye 1 i Fick 14-41 .3541 15 Wash. Cent. e ib Branning 15-39 .553 15 Wash. Cent. 6 a Redwanski Bae 17 Harlan O 5 Middleton 12-41 .293 Ve nearlari O 8 Yingst Cm ONL a Lovbefayetre 6 34135 “vl Clifford ye Li ete real ba 19 Lafayette C. 4 5 Thompson 1- 5 .200 25 Lafayette C. 18 1 Burrey ES FE 5 La lah oo Larayette.C. 8 6 Branning «-O= 1) .000 24 Woodburn Divo Blessing O- 1 .000 24 Woodburn 2 ) Ruby O- 2 .O000 Oct. 1 Woodburn a 5.(County Tourney--Harlan the Winner) 56 Row l. Ne Mi Branning, Bob Blessings Fred Snyder, Delmar Fick, Robert Lawrence. Row 2. Arland Anders, Jim Ruby, Charles Yoder, Gerald Johnson, Marian Redwanski, Leo Butts, Harold Andrews, Charles Sharp. The Arcola Aces piled up one of the best if not the best record ever made by an Arcola basketball team. In spite of the fact that they were the smallest team in the county, averaging a scant 5' 9 , they won a total of 17 games and lost only 5, in- cluding their loss in the second game of the county ‘tournament and in the secord game of the sectional tournament. They won the Blind Tournament. SCHEDULE Name Pts. Assists We They Worn 17 Lost 5 We They Branning 222 18 af 0. 44056 Arcola the Winner Snyder Lge 8 Hunt. 50 36 Lafayette C. 54 356 � Blessing 160 20 Elmhurst 29 19 Jan. £22,25',24, County Pra ek 149 ore, Jd6f. Cy 6449-25 Tournament Middleton 88 16 Hoag. 55 29 Hoagland 45 35 Redwanski 25 al Coesse %58 25 Elmhurst raid) Were Andrew 20 4 Woodburn 32 56 Monroeville Champs Trahin 15 1 Harlan %45 59 Coesse 42 27 Yoder 8 O Leo 41 39 Huntertown %45 42 Johnson % O Spencer. 08 54 fonroeville 04 39 Snyder 3 ul Elmhurst 45 355 Hoaglard OG Ruby 3 QO Blind Tourney Sectional Tourney Jef. G. 92 32 Coesse %55 59 Coesse +46 356 Ft. W. Cent. 45 79 Monroeville Winner Honorable Mention in County: Branning, Fick, Snyder. Honorable Mention in Sectional: Blessing,Snyder, Branning. Best Foul Shot Average: Snyder 56%. Best Field Goal Average: Snyder 37%. Least Bad Passes: Branning. Most As sists: Fick. o7 UG SESE NS es ie 3 Somme el HOW, 1: Virgil Coleman, Paul Rathbur, Tom Clifford, Harry Thomp- son, Donald Happel, Bruce Bennett, Glenn Andrew. Row 2: Paul Schaefer, LeRoy Blessing, Edgar Hurley, Irle Bridge, Robert Vaughr, Earl Auld. Won 8 Lost 8 S 7 Phyllisjean Smith Jean Felger Sally Gevers e 58 ’ : tad ¢ wh | Row 1; Earl Auld, LeRoy Blessing, Edgar Hurley, I rle Bridge, Robert Vaughn. Row 2: Kenneth Byerley, Paul Schaefer, Kenneth Stevens, Ralph Linnemeier WW 2 Won 2 Lost 2 neshiman CAM “ eam Won 5 Lost 1 Row 1. Robert Meyers, FAAS Stahlhut, Recher Goble, James Pry, Robert kurtz, Robert Campbell, Donald Stahlhut. Row 2. Byram Dickes, Jimmy Blessing, Galen Braumbaugh, Robert Felger, Richard Felger, Karl Schaefer, Dwight Bridge. Row 5. Richard Fick, Lester Sherman, George Bojrab, Kent Swihart, Leonard Gross, Alva Holdermar, Howard Felger, Jack Goble, Charles Clifford. a4 me iat mney Ce a Row 1. Robert Lawrence, Jim Ruby, Dick Middleton, Arland Anders, Charles Yoder, Ned Yingst. Row 2. Mike Trahin, Norman Felger, Gerald Johnson, Bob Blessing, Fred Snyder, Charles Sharp. “rack Squad Last Spring, the Arcola Aces arrexed their first county title and trophy, wher they won the first annual county track meet. This was the second year of track competition at Arcola, and it was marked by unusually hard work and excellent spirit. The members of the squad helped in the hauling and spreading of cinders, which was the start of what is hoped to be an excellent future track. Aces Schedule School Records Apr.1ll Arcola 535 Coesse 58 % 440--56.1 Snyder 17 Arcola 58 Hunt. 29 Elm. 29 % 220--24.2 Johnson ee Arcola 47 Hunt. 59 Laf. C. 2 100--10.15 Johnson 2 Arcola 47 Wash. C. 44 Mile--5.10 Geisleman May 5 Arcola 49 Albion 42 Broadjump--19'62 Anders 7 Arcola 55 Elmhurst 47 High Jump--5'5 Trahin 9 County Track Meet Shot Put-37'3 3 4 Blessing | Pole Vault--9'6 Middleton Mile Relay--Geisleman, Felger, Trahir, Yoder. Time 5.58 Half Mile Relay--Snyder, Ruby, Anders, Johnsor. Time 1.45 880 yd. run--Snyder 2.14.1 (Record time 2.14) --County Record 40 ' - oe + wn - a Sa % oy os ao =a Ney mS ee ; me aa oe is = : - —