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

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Sitting'-Jim Cox, Jane McCroba, Ruth Augsburger, Jeannette Jones, Pat Skinner, Betty Rasmus, Pat Snovel, Dorothy Harter, Miriam, Renz, Pat Bourk, Annette Rakowsky. - Row 1-Dorothy Ridenour, Tom Tuttle, Jane Guernsey, Alice Parent, Doris Gilmore. , Row 2--Bob Brunk, Ann Jennings, Miriam Butts. Row 3-Helen Strock, Jo Ann Bowman, Joan Hclmcr. Troubadourian Club CLUB of junior and senior students is the Troubadourian Dramatic Club, which meets on the first and third Wednesdays in the Auditorium, The Club this year was composed of fifty-five members, four of whom graduated in the January class. Each member participated in a play which was directed by members selected as program chairmen. There were eleven meetings: at seven, plays were given. They were Poor Aubrey , Soft Shoulders , Double Crossed , Prose Preferred , First Dress Suit , Frank and Emi , and This Way Out . Don Pletcher was the stage manager. The annual play, Tower Room Mystery , was presented March 25. Mrs. Rhonemus, advisor of the club, worked diligently throughout the year and was largely responsible for the success of the club. -PAUL YANT one hundred Eve

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, . Row 1-Joe Cox, Howard Bayles, Bob Wheeler, Earl Van Wirt, Jerry McWilliams, Evelyn Schott. Row 2-Miss Stuart, Quentin Maxfield, Phil Wehinger, Philip Holstine, Myron Winegardner, Joe Sells, Jerry Clark, Berneta White, Marie Williams, Betty Creps, Mary Mumaugh. Row 3-Edwin Hinig, Paula Bersee, Paul Newland, Natalie Woodruff, Zelma Sandifer, Donna Gene Mil- ler, Juanita Weber, Joan Evans, Jean Hilgendorf, Virginia Kennedy, Betty Gannon, Marjorie Ripley. Row 4-Bill Snider, Marjorie Botkin, Gloria Stark, Jeanne Esther Morris, Marilyn Claassen, Rosemary Hardy, Anita Sarber, Merideth Kent, Corrine Bartlett. Row 5-Ann Blattenberg, Elaine Houseworth, Shirley Mereness, Dorothy Becher, Wavellene Beeler, Martha Nichols. Row 6-Betty Grossman, Virginia Lewis, Phyllis Lindenbaum, Betty Davies, Jane- Marshall. I Masqueraders Club OFFICERS President - - - - JERRY CLARK Vice-President - DONNA GENE MILLER Secretary - - - JOE SELLS Treasurer g- - ZELMA SANDIFER HE Masqueraders' Club, which was organized in 1924, has been rapidly growing in popularity. The aim of the club is to further interest in dramatics, and under the excellent supervision of Miss Stuart has been able to do this. The club is composed of sophomores and freshmen who have tried out at the beginning of the year. If the students who try-out show act- ing ability, they are made members of the club. At each of the bi-monthly meetings of the organization a one-act play, under the direction of one of the members, is sponsored. ln this way every- one is given the chance to display his talent. The meetings were planned by Ann Blattenberg, Jerry Clark, Virginia Lewis, Bernita White, Mary Mu- maugh, Betty Creps, Jean Hilgendorf, Virginia Kennedy, Marjorie Ripley, and Elaine Houseworth. The annual Masqueraders' play is one of the outstanding events of the school year. This year the play, which was Going On Seventeen , was chosen by a committee consisting of Shirley Mereness, Jerry Clark, and Mary Mumaugh. g -BETTYE THARP one hundred four

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Row 1-Jeannette Jones, Miss Messimore, Betty Rasmus, Patty Welding, Kathryn Hydaker, Marceil Rockey, Rowena Steffe, Patricia Snovel, Jean S'cott, Betty Samsal. Row 2-Marie Stilgenbauer, Bette Sullivan, Ruth Severns, Betty Hammer, Reva Lehman. Row 3f+Bill Furnish, Dolores Gast, Marjorie Else, Evelyn Herman, Charlotte De Garmo, Evangel Bloom- quist, Glenna Yant, Shirley Keve, Peggy Curtiss, Georgia Artis, Dorothy Bennett, Carol Jean Black, De Lyla Hurst, Frances Ridenour, Marjorie Leech, Virginia Powell, Florence Martin, Juanita Powell. Row 4-Elizabeth Smith, Ruth McDonel, Betty Riddle, Betty Furnish, Mary Wagner, Mary Crissinger, Jeanne' Graf, Barbara Neely, Nadine Corson, Janette Miller, June Bernstein. Foreign Correspondence Club ITH the increasing necessity for amicable relations among nations, n students find it more essential to understand the people of other lands. To fulfill this need of the students of Central the Foreign Correspondence Club continues its activities from year to year. The purpose of the club is to give iirst-hand information to its members through corre- spondence with foreign boys and girls. The club 'Was organized five years ago by a group interested along these lines, and is now under the direction of Miss Messimore. The meetings of this year were characterized by movies, travelogues, the reading of letters, and discussion of customs of other countries. Letters were received from England, Finland, Scotland, Germany, Den- mark, and other countries. -BETTY SAMSAL one hundred six