Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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llBAlINIllID The band .started the 1942 school year by attending the Lucas County Fair where they displayed marching and formation talent. They also played at the Findlay-Adrian College football game at Donell Stadium on October 24. Other activities consisted of playing at all the local football games, two sessions of the Hancock County Fair and a music festival held at Napoleon, Ohio on May 9. They received a high rating at the District Band Contest held at Bowling Green. Those who entered the instrumental district contest at Ada on April ll were: Madge Newman, bassoong Ellen Suter, clarinet: Bill Wilch, eornetp and Printy Arthur, trombone. I-'HIST IIHXX: f'lzu'im-t, lflllf-n Sul:-r, .le-:in llrznnnzllli Flute, .Xinloixielte I'lotls3 'i'I'llllllN'l, XYznltvr l'l'i1'n- ziml llill xYill'll. SICVUNIH IUINY: 4'l1ll'lllt'l, II-'tty fXl'lillll', 4'la-vu l'1'i1'w-1 Saxoplimu-, Hull: WolI'o1'1l, Bl:1rr'i:1 li,-nie, Millie.. N.-u,,,2m1 lag.-14 In-wk.-rg 'I'rump.l, XK'znym- llosznfx-os, Imrwtlmy Hem- Hrwivk, l:4'1lll'll'4- I.in-lwr, Vliznrlm-s lflllllllvi. 'l'lllIllP IUPXV: 1'iill'iIll'l, Volamr XX'.,.,flxm-in--y. Alilyllilfli I'mxw-ll: l-'rem-lu llorn, Ill-rlwrl Hlivk, .Izumi-s Lim-, 1'hl1w IZ:-lam-l'2 Salxolrllnlle, .le-:nn f'oVlwin: l!zlr'ilmn-, Iizlyxnioml 4'ilI'l'j'Q 'l'l'o11xln-in-, Alilslrn-ml llrzunnun, :tml lh-115 llilf-. l 1ll'll'I'Il IZIIW: lwiini Alzmj-ng In-XY:lyne llllssf-I: Ilrums, lust- Alzurii- Imvix. 121-rznlzl llolm-vliti UHF ll I'lI. Xl0'I'XlII .XI4-xzxlull-V, XX':l5'lxw l 1':unIZ1 i7l'lIlll, llf-x:x i:2lli4'X', .lm-li XYIlltll1'l'I lll'lllll Xll P N . :Jffi'vIte, Xixlnln Mali'-Illia: I ll'---414-V, lin-lmlwl .U-ullixxilli. ' 26

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lIl3X13lIE5lIl5Slll1DllR S6lIlAllEllF To publish a year book many departments are needed to carry on the various types of work. Among these are: The editors. responsible for setting up the- form and type of book. These duties were handled by Leo Musgrave. Editor'-in-Chief. and Charles Laffe-r'ty and Paul D. Beach. Senior and Junior Editors. respectively. The duty' of Miss Kelly' our Adviser is to sanction the Editors work The Business Managers yy ho look out for the financial end of matters t re head of this group yyere Dayrd Wrlch Senror and Raymond Harpst Junior The Crreulrtion Nlanagers Paul Traueht Senior and Miriam Rettrg Junior are to sell the books The Art Editors make rll drayyrngs necessary These Michael Angelos yy ere Dick Qonoyer and Carl Reddrck Seniors and James Essrnger Junior Tre Calendar Editors Arlene Remaley and Helen Bishop keep a record of the year s happenings at A H S Tre Literary Editors take erre of 'rll yyrrte ups for Seniors and Teachers Mrble Price Senior and Bill Wileh Junior he reled this department The Ty prsts yy ho banged rll the kevs necessary yyere Muriel Essrngcr Ruby Essrnger Wanda Conrne Ruth Bishop Esther Rergle and Dorothy Teyyell Tre Adyertrsrrrg Managers Harold Hartman Betty Weidman and B111 Metzger sold space for adyertrsements rn our book Tre Snapshot Edllols James Line and Dean Musgraye were rround 'rt the queerest times to get people unayyares The Musre Editors Betty Hrte and 1Vlary Adler take care of all details pertaining to musre The Joke Editors Armin yon Stern and Clrftord Sadler are to furnish good Jokes The Sports Editors keep deta led aeeounts ol our athletre eonrpetrtron Keeping the bill rolling rn this department ire Wilbur Houdeshell and Virgil Baumgardner 1 N 1 1 I 4 1 1 D 1 1 I 51' SS 1 x -J v V ' ' X a tl , '. . I . , . , . 1' ' ' , ' Q V ' . , ' 1 . Z ' . . X -B.. . . . . , ' v . ' ' X ' Y ' . - 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' -- - 1 E - -' 1 L-1 'I V: ' 1 x v ' ' v X s 1 1 1 4 X ' 1 ,vs As I 1, ' . t 1 . 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 f 1 1 ' Y 1 .1 - 1 if 1 A ' . . . I , ' , 1, . , ' .S i , ,Z . , C . .' L V. , ' , . L. --' J s 1 C ' ixs 1 3 ,A 5. . v 5 v Q I , .,. 'l' . ,.V.. . . 1 . , , ,' . ' , A A 1 K. L. . . , . 'S , 1 . ' n 1 , . . ' ., . 1. ' 1 , ,. . .. , , . , 1 . c , 1 .. . . , . , K. ' ,S 1 , , 1 1. 1 ,.. 514 s I ',. 1 Y I A I ' V 1 tl 5 D 1 - 1 V I 1' 1 A X ' N . ' . ' . ' ' 1 1 ' . . V , nf' .H ,.i, ,, A. ' , ,'. . 1 U X i I I 2 ' 4 4 -B' x ' ' x Z x - ' 'AL' I ' V 4 . ,. e . limlite-i'flli-1'lii-ef. I.:--1 AI 1s:1':ix--1 S1-lilutl' .XssisI:r1it I'Iv1it-rr, 1'llIIl'ltS l,zitit'v1'13'I .lrrriirtlz -lssiflarit I1j1l1r..y, P41111 ll-'zen 111111. 11. All is.-rg Bliss K1-lly. llnsirness 31:11:12:-r, ltzrvirl X1 11 -111 Assisrnrrit. llzlynloirrl llrrrirsli 4'lI'1'1llZ1114tll Blzriiagwr, l'zi1il 'l'r'zr114-111: Assistant, A11'1lllll llettlkl Art lillrtors: ,tssistnnt ,lqiliir-s lissinuf-1' 1 lil--lrzriwl Vnrioxter' :intl l':11'I ll--11111--le: 1':1l-'nelarr 161111111-sg Holi-it ltislrt-11, .xssisrnnlg :ln-l .Xr'l--n-- ll--1111111-yg l1l1'fr':11'y 1421111-ws: llill XYil '11, Assistant. .intl Blzrlrlv l'1'iI-1-. 'l'ypisls. .lliirir-1 l-fsslnL: l'. lllil-1 I':SSlllL1'1', 1131114111 4'-'hill-r, lliltli liislrop, 1-Isllr.-1' lil'-:lv :rnvl ll-li -1115 'l'--xx.-111 Slmlvslit-I litlitt-rs. ltr-.iii Al ls:i.11-', .X--istzriit :intl .lziiiiws Line-1 .Xllu-1'I1srnu Blziirzruf-1's. ll.+i'--111 ll:1i'1t:r:111. ll--tty XY'-ifllnzln, .krrlfli rit, 111111 .txvlllllllll Alf-1221-1'. Mwst-4 1-Iflltorsi li-,tty lllti-, :rn-l 511111 ,X-ll'-V, Assistzinl, .lolev lhlilois: .Xi'1r.ili Yon 51'-lll. :intl 1'liI'l-rl'1l 5:1111-1. Assistxtiir. S11-'Vis lfllit-ri's: Virgil l1.ll11n:.l1'-ln-'i' :tml XYill1ilI' Iloriul--slivll. 2-

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4EllHllflDlIRlllQWQ The three choral groups, girls. boys. and mixed chorus entered the district contest at Bluffton, on March 21. The boys and mixed chorus won first place and the girls were chosen as alternates. They entered in the state contest held at Columbus on April 24 at which they received a high rating. Other activities in which the chorus participated during the year included the Christmas Cantata entitled. Child Jesus which was presented on December 12. The highspot of the year was the program given for the Farmers' Institute Ballads for Americans in which the featured soloist was Mr. Bentley Ford of Chicagog Ill. From the chorus we had several who participated in the district solo and ensemble contest at Ada on April ll. Those who entered in the contest were: Vivian Marohn. Soprano: Rose Davis. Mezzo-Soprano: Betty Hite. Alto. The girls' ensemble made several performances during the year such as entering in the district contest and singing at school functions. l lliS'l' IIUXYZ ll:-lr-ii llisli-qu, Hose- Blzirit- Ilzlvis, lin-tty Al4'lZ3l1'l'. xvlYl2Ill llzirwlili, Eloise Knight, Ilnhl-1-t XY:l::r1t-V. ltvlvilylln' Iluss:-Il, Russel XXX-ilix':il11'li, liollziml ll-mill. ixllllllllvllr' Plotlr. Murine Nf-wnizm. Sl'I4'1rNlv ILUXVZ lilllll Hisli-flu, .Iuaniln Stviiixnzm. lPHl'f'll1Y -'Hill l'Wi l'i. Jvilll lifli-. listlipr liornivk. .leaiieltv l,o-hr. liuth XVoIfo1'nl. .lauiive L- hr, Helly Weiflnizm. Betty llilv. Tlllllll IIIIXY: liuth Iilltrn llussel, llelt-n King. .Xl'l1-nv lla-xiizilfw. lim-llai Smith, lille-n Silt.-1' llevn lluilvy, Xhtllt-I' I'ri--t-, .laum-s l.inv, Al2ll'lllil Adler, Mr. AS4'lllllXK'l4'k. i l Hl'li'l'H IIHXY: Al2ll'4'l1l lh-1tig,.l+-aan V1-rlrin, Vrinty Arthur. Lon Hliust:-r. llilly XVil1'h. Furl lie-wltli-tk, llerlu-rt Hlivk, Huy llztumzui, Joe Yan Sw-it, Alzayimztiwl l'mvell, llziyinwnrl Vain-yi 27