Arlington High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Arlington, OH)

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NAME Jane Bame Glenda Baughman Paulette Beard Linda Bishop Betty Brewster Dorthy Clinger Cynthia Crates Mary Crates Nancy Drummelsmith Trudy Green Sandra Gossman Diane Hartman Mary Ellen Hartman Iulene Hindall Sue Long Shirley Miller Rebecca Mitchell Gloria Shuck Miriam Tegtmeier William Alge Lee Alan Best Joe Bishop Rex Bishop Bill Brewster Dean Davis William Davis Roger Fast Jerry Hickle John King Tom Mercer Dan Patton Ron Price Dale Ralph John Reilly Jeff Rettig Marvin Rower Ronald Russell Dan Smith Stephen Smith Donald Steinman Wayne Wilch Who's Who NICKNAME Janie Glen Paud Lynn Bett Dot Cindy Crates Nance Trud Sandy Di Mary Leanie Emmy Sam Bec Glory Mirum Alg Lee Smoe Rex Willy Deany Carman Rog Jer Hondo Tommy Red Cheese Ralph Candy Jeff Big Marv Ron Daniel D. Scratch Don Wayno BY W ORD Well Gee Oh Gee Oh shoot Heck Hey Kid Golly Ned Gees Fiddle sticks Huh? Gee Golly Ha! Ha! Ha! La de da Yes Sir Well Golly Oh pot OooooooooooooooooH! Huh? Hey Coach Hey Censored That's tough Shoot Scag Huh? Scrounge Sheesh Yuk! Yuk! Yuk! Give me time Candy Another too bad What? Unfair Keen Steady as a rock Hi Fellas Yes Sir Love those CI's fChamp Jacketsl Shoot a mile WEAKNESS Driving Clark 60 Chevies Blue Converts Big Boy Fostoria Burchman Singing Fullbacks ONU Larry Larry Red 8s White Mercury Angora Sweaters Jan Russell King Liberty Street 60 Fords Farm Machinery Carol Tomatoes Girls Girls Paulette's Cats Watkin's Products Cars Algebra Class Findlay Sohio Clev's Shuck's His Car Little cars Knives Arcadia Fags Bishop Butterscotch bars Food

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Class Histor In 1953, 48 bright eyed children toddled into the first grade. Our teachers were Mrs. Castor and Mrs. Wells. Marvin Rower joined us late in the year. Our second year, Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Simpson, welcomed David and Donald Drefke, Anna Rice, Dean Davis, Brenda Humaqband Nancy Haley. We lost Dallas Schaaf, Sharon Wilch, Lynn and Linda Beck and Steve Babcock. Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Jacobs taught us in the third grade. We gained Paulette Beard, Everett Riegle, John Reuter, Randy Jacobs, Glenda Baughman, Betty Brewster, Douglas Rhodus. Leaving us were Anna Rice and Mary Ann Roof. Forty-seven of us spent our 4th year under Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Loader. We welcomed Leora Wright, Al- ma Gonzales, Diana Moser. We lost Cheryl Hughes, David Lafferty and Sandra Rogers. In 1957 we welcomed Shirley Smithers, Larry Bibler, and Dale Ralph. Departed classmates were Jimmy Price, John Reuter, Nancy Haley, Douglas Rhodus, Leora Wright, 2-Hd Steve ESSif1gCI- Mr. Gobrecht led us in a successful year in the 6th, Our new classmates were Bryan Cavins, Tom Mercer, Joe Bishop, Jerry Hickle. We lost Freddy Saum and Alma Gonzales. In our last year of grade school Cynthia Crates, Jane Bame, Mary Burton, Shirley Miller, and Glen Laf- ferty joined us. Byran Cavins and Evertt Riegle left us. LOOkif1g forward to the eighth grade test, Mary Coburn, Roger Fast, Cheryl Hile and Miriam Tegtmeier came, We lost Glen Lafferty and Larry Bibler. High School at last, we gained Wayne Wilch, Betty Brewster, lost Cheryl Hile and Shirley Smithers. In our sophomore year Bill Brewster joined us. Mary Burton, Mary Coburn, Lavern Steinman, Hazel Bur- ton, Brenda Human, and Dean Hinger left us. As we advanced to Juniors, Ron Price, Gloria Shuck, and Mary Coburn came. Stephanie Hendricks moved to Findlay. In our final year Mary Coburn left and we are grateful to all our teachers for the fine job they did in in- structing us. The number of students in the Senior Class is 41.

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NOTED FOR Fast Talking Accordion Skippin' Expensive clothes Boys Driving Typing Losing weight Oboe Flute Little fingers Car Hop Hot rodding Sharp clothes Watching Hockey Long Hair Sweetness Going Steady Gear shifts Slow talking Getting hurt Blushing Broken wrists 50 Ford Driving Going down to Bishop's His speed Hot rods Paper gc Pencils Skippin' School Pumping Gas Pauncho 800 O Word Reports Doing nothing Wrestling Feats Smart Answers Long Blond Hair Fast Falcon Statistician Typing Football manager Who's Who AMBITION Waitress Receptionist Beautician Teacher Dancer Medical Secretary Beautician Singer Nurse Nurse Wife Housewife Beautician Office Worker Teacher Clerical worker Nurse To get married Medical Secretary Banker Owned a 427 To be ambitious Settle down Artist Business Executive Pro-football Race-driver Mechanic Veterinarian Draftsman Mechanic Auto Mechanic Welder Coach IBM Operator Doctor Printer To be ambitious Matheniatician To get through college Engineer PROBABLE FATE Horseback rider President Wife Singer Model Car Hop Housewife Actress Banker's wife Tramp Home Ec. Teacher Old Maid Music Teacher Typing and Short- hand Teacher Babysitter Typing Teacher Queen Six kids Democracy Teacher Farmer Chevy salesman Executive Town Marshal Car Salesman Honey-mooner Postmaster Track Star Traffic Judge Great Scientist Truant officer Executive Ghoulardi Fan Club President Cleveland Brown Manager State Patrolman English Teacher Singer Music Director Choir Director Track Stari' Editor of LIMA NEWS Marriage Counselor WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF? Gained weight Became a professional musician Didn't like Jer Liked Steve Lost her '57 Ford Couldn't talk Couldn't laugh Lost her voice Wasn't busy Did it Could drive Wasn't going steady Couldn't drive Grew Taller Got her license Got her hair cut Got taller Wore her own ring Studied FAVORITE GRIPE Radio knobs Bob Beck Tomato pickers Dan Hartman Onions Hickle Hardin-Northern School Middleton Blackie Cars Drawing The marshal Working Girls Pests Everything Bonnie Girls Linda Roundball Odd jobs