Lima Central Catholic High School - Flame Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Row 1-Bill Helser, King Chavous, Miriam Budd, Wavellene Beeler, JoAnn Bogart, Frank Sims, Arthur D Kuhlman. Ned Goldin, John Altstetter. Row 2hBetty Floyd, Harry Folk, Bill Baker, Kenneth Roethlisberger, Howard, Keller, Elton Hamilton, Karl Kent. Bill Reid, Albert Goldin, Jack Kelly, Harriet Squire, Patty Simmons, David Jenkins, Richard Myers. Row 3-Frances Ousley, Dick McMullen, Virginia Weadock, Sfbuart McVea,n, Junior Vandivier, Clarabelle Randall, Richard Bucher, Betty Jean Jones, Bob Huffer, Ellen Lagos, Tom Hildreth, Mr. Clark, Paul Vittur, Jack Newland, Chuck Greenwood, Warren Roush, Richard Miller, Gerald Boughan. OFFICERS President - - - - - BILL HELSER Vice-President KENNETH ROTHLESBERGER Secretary - - - KING CHAvoUs Treasurer - - HOWARD KELLER Director - MR. CLARK HE Junior Band was organized in 1933 by Mr. Mark Evans. For the first few practices the noise that came from that group of young and as- , piring musicians was terrific. They spent weeks learning to play the scales on their instruments. Since that time the Junior Band has grown in size until this year it has a total membership of forty-five, the largest it has ever had. Although pupils in Senior High may join the Junior Band, it is comprised mostly of Junior High pupils. The Junior Band will accept as members pupils who own instruments and wish to play in a band. Members of the Junior Band usual-ly become members of the Senior Band, so the organization of the Junior Band is similar to that of the Senior Band. If you were at the Lima Stadium during the flag-raising ceremonies on Thanksgiving Day, you saw the Junior Band march down the field with the Senior Band. Also you may have noticed their attractive uniforms which con- sist of red overseas caps, scarlet sweaters, and white trousers. ' This year the Junior Band participated in the Junior High May Festival and did a splendid piece of work. Several years ago Mr. Clark took upon his shoulders the task of directing the Junior Band. He is to be especially congratulated for this year's work. Members of the band not included in the picture are William Basinger, Peter Rippins, George Roberts, Robert Schugg, Dick Schun, and Donald Welker. -JOHN KEMPH eighty-nine

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Row 1-Bill Zumbrun, Jack Miller, Rosemary Weber, Frank Sims, Juanita Weber, Ellen Lagos, Virginia Weadock, Paula Bersee, Edna Friend. Row 2-Miriam Renz, Veldine Vaughn, Evelyn Herman, Helena Roush, Betty Gannon, Ralph Tinianow, 1131013 lWheeler, Rodney Lewis, Don Williams, Dorothy Winegardner, John Alsftetter, Eleanor c iton. Row 3-Charles Peterson, Ray Peterson, Jean Van Horn, Bob Zumbrun, Edward Foster. Row 4-Carl Harshe, Dorothy Harter, John Kemph, Mr. Clark, Betty Neese. Senior Orchestra OFFICERS President - - - - DOROTHY HARTER Vice-President - JOHN KEMPH SeCt'el'Clt'y - CHARLES PETERSON Treasurer - - MIRIAM RENZ Director - - - - MR. CLARK HE Senior Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Clark enjoyed a year of delightful and melodious toil. They played selections from the works of several of the most famed composers all through the year. The balance in instrumentation has become much better this year because many students have begun playing such instruments as those which are not popular but are necessary to a well-balanced orchestra. Another important principle in group playing is intonation or playing in tune. As the year progressed the players found themselves playing more and more in tune because of Mr. Clark's insistence on playing true tones. This in itself was an achievement of which our orchestra can be proud. Any person who came into the auditorium during the first period on Mon- day, or Wednesday, or Friday heard Central's Senior Orchestra. If he came in at the beginning of the period, he would have heard and seen strange things: but, of course, every orchestra must tune up. During the year the orchestra played for commencement exercises, one assembly, Parent-Teachers' Association meetings, and school plays. The mem- bers and Mr. Clark were commended many times upon their splendid playing. Central has grown more appreciative of its excellent orchestra, and this year the orchestra with Mr. Clark's able direction has proved itself worthy of our school's appreciation. -JOHN KEMPH eighty-eight

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Row 1-Betty Furnish, Marceil Rockey, Louise Miller, Clara Jean Cre-viston, Alice Barrington, Eloise Redd, Annette Rakowsky, Gretchen Shutt, Jeaniel Kirlin, Margarerti Mayer, Jo Ann Bowman, Shirley Mereness, Sharlene Nesbitt, June Allison, Jane McCroba. Row 2-Juanita Powell, Bettye Tharp, Mary Ellen Evans, Beverly Gibbs, Mary Floyd, Bette Ambose, Mar- guerite Waltz, Evelyn Adams, Marjorie Botkins, Betty Davies, Helen Blakely, Juanita Weber, Jeanne Moss, Evelyn Reynolds, Jeanette Black, Virginia Byrd, Esther Hoverman, Dorothy Stump, Jane Roush. Row -Martha Jones, Irene Hohl, Dorcas Litherland, Janette Miller, Carolyn Valentine, Jane Marshall, Row Row Row Row Veldine Vaughn, Carol Black, Margaret Stiles, Ruth Severns, Betty Hammer. 4-Alice Roberts, Mamie Chiles, Evelyn Castoe, Rosemary Weber. -Donna Gene Miller, Kathleen Chisman, Ruth Copeland, Dorothy Nellis, Betty Beiersdorfer, Betty Lassiter, Thelma Von Almen, Marjorie Ripley, Ruth Kennedy. ' H-Alice Parent, Dorothy Walther. ' -Helen Ousley, Ruth Augsburger, Jeannette Jones, Marian Evans, Mr. Evans. Girls' Glee Club NE of the oldest clubs at Central is the Cuirls' Clee, organized in 1914. Meetings are held sixth period every Wednesday, and membership is open to any Senior High girl above Freshman rank Who is able to arrange her schedule. Mr. Evans directs the work. This year, a selected number represented Central at the Kenton Eisteddfod. Selections for this Were, A Spirited Flower , by Tipton, and Vale of Tuoni , by Sibelius. The girls took second place. The Girls' Ensemble, also chosen from this group, and composed of Mar- garet Mayer, Janette Miller, Dorcas Litherland, Ruth Copeland, Betty Davis, Ruth Severns, Jane Marshall, Jane McCroba, and Alice Parent, Won first place in their Eisteddfod event, with Brahms' Lullaby as their selection. Oflicers of the Club are Jane McCroba, presidentg Clara Jean Creviston, Vice-presidentg Margaret Mayer, secretary, Alice Barrington, treasurer. -ALICE PARENT ninety