Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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RICHARD NESLER Deany Il could dance till day is dawning, Then l'd Want to dance all morning! General Course, Excelsior - - Asst. Adv. 3, Sr. Play 2. PAUL IEAN SCHAAF Punk IDark hair, dark eyes, and 'pleasing personality.J College Prep., Excelsior Snapshot Ed. 3,4, Football 3,4, Basketball 4, Ir. Play, Sr. Play l, Hi-Y. MART. CLEVENGER Dan CWorry kills me, why die?l General Course, Excelsior Music Ed. 4, Band l,Z,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Football 4, lr. Play, PFA Play 2, Sr. Play 2, Hi-Y. VIRGIL BAUMGARDNER To you, Virgil, the Senior Class extends greetings. Virgil Was a loyal member of our group until he became ill with infantileparalysis. He is now recuper- ating in a sanitariurn in Toledo. RICHARD BAME Dick tl Want my pants.l College Prep., Class Bus. Mgr. 3-4, Paper 4, Excelsior Asst. loke Ed. 3, Excelsior Adv. 4 Band l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, FFA Play 2, lr, Play, Sr. Play, Boys' Quartette 2-13, I-Ii-Y. ICE KNIGHT lsaac Clie attends to his business and wastes his time.l College Prep., Excelsior 3, Excelsior Asst. Ed. 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Sr. Play, Paper 4, Hi-Y. WAYNE CONINE Orphie lSpeechless, not ll? College Prep., PEA l,2, FFA Play 2, lr. Play, Sr, Play 2, Asst. Lit. Ed. 3, Excelsior Lit. Ed. 4, Paper 4, Hi-Y. GERALD WILSON Gerald has been slowly but patiently gaining his way back to health. Wilson was iniured in the Mt. Cory football game. Best wishes for continued health and happiness.

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ROSE ELLEN RINEHART DON STEINMAN VERA ROSSMAN DEWEY HANDLY Rosie Charlie CRosy and merry, she's like a ll'm no Gable, but l'm still !'CIifYl able.l Gerleffll Course. Cl'1OI'L1S 1.2.3, Commercial Course, Excelsior 4, Booster Club. Bus. Mgr. 4, lr. play, Hi-Y. Rossie Dougan Us she as quiet and fNature might stand up and unassuming at home?l say This is a man.l College Prep., Excelsior Asst. General Course, Hi-Y, Sr. play Ed. 3, Ezicelsior Calendar Ed. 4, 2. Paper l,2,3,4, Band 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, PFA play 2,3, lr. play, Sr. play l,2. VIOLET ESSINGER HARLEY HARTMAN RUTH NEWMAN OTIS O. MUSGRAVE, IR. Vi Pete Ruthie Otie Cl..ife is just and all things ll-le walks and strolls so KA tall fair maid of artless CSloW, but sure, is his motto.l show itl faithiullyj grace,l Chorus 2,3,4, General Course, General Course, FHA, Booster Agriculture Course, FFA, Hi-Y. College Prep., Excelsior Art Sr. Play l, Hi-Y. Club, Sr. play 2. .Ed. 4, Asst. Art Ed. 3, Chorus EARL ANDERSON Red Wlfith his red hair the girls rate him fair.l Agriculture Course, Football l,2,3,4, FFA, Sr. Play 2, FFA Play 4. ' BETTY ANN GRUBB Gruber lSoftly her fingers wander over the yielding planks of ivoryl College Prep., Paper 2,3,4, Excelsior--loke Ed. 4, Chorus 2,'3,4. Basketball 2.3, FFA Play 2, lr, Play, Sr. Play 2, Booster Club. l,2,3,4, lr. Play, Sr Play l. DANA MCMILLEN RAYMOND REYNOLDS Toad Elmer lOf the girls he is fond lMen of few words are the best especially that little blond.J oi men.l College Prep., Paper 4, Chorus Agriculture Course, Band l,2, l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, Ir. Play, 3,4, FFA, Sr. Play.

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Class History v In September 1957 a crew of about forty-one Freshman started onba tour on the good ship the foSuSc'AHGIiCP. Hiss iickam was our pilot, with our Purser and Keeper of the Logs, Marcia Bailey. Loren Beach was our Captain and Ruby Smith our First Mates To us the high lights of the year are the class party which was held at the school house and the initiation which made us fullefledged sailors. we stopped at Port Summer for three months and then resumed sail! ing again in September, this time bearing the name of Sophomore. Mr. Decker piloted us for the year. with his guidance nothing daunted us, and we became more and more activo in the various duties. Still another September found us starting the third laps of our journey. Skillfully Miss Moore piloted us for another year. Soma change was made in the organization and Betty Grubb became our Purser leaving Marcia more time for keeping an accurate record of our adven- tures. In May we banqueted the Seniors. Our play WThe Haunted Chairw was very well received. By the following September 1919 our ranks had been riddled many times but a large number signed up for one more year, a very, very busy one. Two more new officers were elected this year and Duane Traucht became our Captain, which left Loren more time for his duties as editor, Mr. Bibler our pilot and Mary Lou Fox our Purser. As sen- iors wef took full advantage of our last chance to take part in the various activities. we presented two plays UThe Antics of Andrewn and UOne Mad Nightu. The Annual was our biggest project. Among the last minute stops were for the Baccalaurate and lastly thet Commencement where diplomas were granted to thirty-one as a reward for their dili- gence and loyalty during the tour. As a climax to our Educational tour many were planning to go to Washington D. C. A