Lima Central High School - Annual Mirror Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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V i -can Row 1 Mr. Reed, Mr. Leneh. Row 2 Mr. Si-lieu:-rnizm, Mr. Christy. Row 3 lfrvilat Cornwell, Arwililn. Rufleilni-. Row 4 Thelma Eversole, Charles l':ulen. Row 5 J. Pnrlette, Cy Spurrier. MR. PADEN-If you admire quiet and friend- ly people, I suggest that you visit Mr. Paden, who has charge of the auditor- ium, and gym. MR. PARLETTE-Check those shirts! Mr. Parlette is the envy of all janitors. If fourteen These lnclividuals Make Centralis Wheels Go Round REED-As an administrator in Lima, Mr. Reed has put forth every effort to give our youth superior educational op- portunities. The proper guidance of the child is the keynote of his administraf tion. MR. LEACH--Mr. Leach is a sincere friend whose every effort has always been di- rected towards a quiet furtherance of Central's traditions. His just dealings with the students, have created a fond affection for him in the hearts of those with Whom he has come in contact. MR. MR. SCHEUERMANM-Mr. Scheuerman, noted for his cheery Hi there, fellows, how's everything going? . is assistant principal of Central High School. He takes great pride in supervising the junior assemblies and in counselling students. both of which he does aptly. MR. CHRISTY-Mr. Christy, who is private secretary to Mr. Reed, is a fond admirer of all sports and has traveled extenf sively. FREDA CORNWELL-Quiet and unobtrusive. Mrs. Cornwell goes about her work efficiently. She may often be seen at the switchboard, keeping Central's calls in order. ARWILDA RUTLEDGE-Mr. Leach is very fortunate in having such a capable sec- retary. Don't all go down to the office at once, for Willie will be here next year to carry out her arduous task of looking after Central students. THELMA EVERSOLE-Mrs. Eversole has charge of the distribution of all school books. She is willing to answer all questions of people who come into the superintendents office and is ready to give expert advice on affairs at Central. you need a new desk or wish your win- dows cleaned, call on friendly Jesse. MR. SPURRIER-Although reticent and seri- ous, Cy does splendid work and likes to talk of his own school days. -MARCEI.I.A Roemrrs

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sixteen Hlnhrough a Senioris Eyeu It's oft amusing to observe Just how a freshman acts. While he gleefully gloats in silence O'er mentality which he lacks. Whene'er the prof reproves him For something that is not right, I-Ie's sure to grin, or make a face Or sauce him just for spite. The sophomore contributes his two cents' worth Whether he's right or wrong: Sometimes I can't help wondering Just how he gets along. For though it may be smart, It isn't at all polite To make remarks upon the side When the teacher's out of sight. The junior's bored with education, But he can't take all the blame: The pile of books he carries home Would put honest seniors to shame. So when he gets a little rowdy, Won't you excuse it please? You see, he is grateful for the fun Which puts his lonely heart at ease. I wonder if I understand That word called dignified : 'Cause when I see how seniors act, I could commit sure suicide. Though they're the dictators to be sure Of all the classes in the school, They're worse than all the others When it comes to acting like a fool. -ALICE THURSTON