Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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flaaa, Plnophmcqv This is station XYZ broadcasting to you from the Empire State Building in New York City on the l6th day of Oct. 1967. We now bring you a news broadcast con- ducted by Edson Fahl. Last night Raymond Jameson, ambassa- dor to Russia, left Moscow by plane to bring important news to Pres. Elmer Wilch. His pilot was Captain Dean Waltermire. Miss Genevieve Henry, Secretary of State, left for England this morning, with her secretary Miss Betty Hartman.- A well-known restaurant in this city, owned by Mildred Essinger, was destroyed by fire early this morning. Three of her waitresses were injured slightly. These were: Misses Opal Riegle, Thelma Mercer, and Betty Myers. Fire Chief Vernon Traut- wein and his crew were unable to extin- guish the flames, but managed to save the surrounding buildings. Miss Mildred Branan, teacher of English at Ohio State, Miss Cleva Price, Music teacher at Ohio Northern, and Miss Ellen Bishop, Commercial teacher at Bowling Green, were named as three of the nation's outstanding teachers in the October issue of Who's This, edited by Eva Harvey with the aid of her able assistant Arzella Tackett. Dorothy,J,olliff, an airline hostess for. Eastern Airlines, was highly commended for her bravery and quick thinking when she assisted passengers from the burning plane which crashed this morning near Washing- ton, D.C. The United States Convention of Nurses will be held Oct. 20, at Philadelphia. Miss Ellen Freed and Miss Marilyn Wykoff have been chosen to represent New York at this meeting. Miss Arlene Schaller, star of the recent Broadway hit, The Darling Dolls of Tomor- row , and her secretary, Miss Neva Bibler, are hospitalized after a train accident in the South. President of the railroad, Mr. Rolland Bibler, said the cause of the acci- dent had not been determined. Dorothy Brown and Ruth Latham, form- erly models here in New York, have both won coveted roles in the movies. Everett Helms, who is rapidly taking Frank Sinatra's place as crooner of the na- tion, will present his new radio program to- night. Consult your newspaper for time and station. Cartoonist Pete Hindall has again cap- tured the hearts of the people of America with his new comic strip which is found in all the leading papers in the country. Now for a sports item: Coach Reed Alge of Harvard, will take his football team to Ohio State to play Coach Forrest Hartman's team October 18. This is one of the most important games of the season. Your announcer has been Edson Fahl. This is station XYZ. Please stay tuned to this station to hear Questions and Answers with Paul Gene Essinger as Master of Cere- monies.

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Ajwubmfhu FIRST ROW: Shirley Davis, Ruby Benner, Betty Kimmel, Helen Dyer, Jeanette Davis, Carol Lehr, Jack Blem, Agnes Tackett, Raymond Reigle, James Essinger. SECOND ROW: Miss Woodruff, Glenna Wolford, Wilma Reichley, Colene Traucht, Eldon Bus- inger, Joan Crosser, Mary Ellen Essinger, Betty Povenmire, Evelyn Waltermire, Harold Weih- rauch, Mr. Furbay. THIRD ROW: Joe Byal, John VanAtta, James Baird, Edward Rankey, Richard Kimmel, Walter Beach, Keith Bibler, Herbert Rettig, Gene Hess, Ed Gossman. ABSENT: Dale Hosman, Dale Romick, Dee Rcmkey, Robert Coldren. 'fL67fw1-6'Mf- TOP ROW: Jack Blem, Keith Bibler, Dale Ramick, Walter Beach, Richard Kimmel, Robert Coldren, Eldon Businger, Jimmy Essinger, Joe Byal. BOTTOM ROW: Ruby Benner, Helen Dyer, Jeanette Davis, Colene Traucht, Wilma Reichley, Mary Ellen Essinger, Betty Kimmel.