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

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February 4-The Junior Blue Triangle started something by this Sweater Hop. Good work! February 5-O what a beating Central took when we bowed to Newark 37 to l9! February 7-- A friend is one who hurts when you hurt , said Superintendent Reed at the Blue Triangle Hi-Y meeting. This was something new in the way of meetings, and was highly successful. February ll-One of the most exciting tilts we've ever seen was this one. We Dragons finally struggled through with 28 points to South's 27. February 14- Roses are red, violets are blue, etc. Centralites exchanged Valentines as Dan Cupid went to work in his own little way. February 17-1-loly Doughnuts! And thanks for the grand evening, Masqueraders. Your an- nual play, Going On Seventeen, was a real success. , February 18- C Association Assembly. Congratulations, fellows, and more power to you! February 18-We sent Kenton home in tears after defeating them 33-22. February 19-Whoopsie! Bellefontaine bows to Central 25-36. February 22-We honored George Wash- ington by sleeping all morning and gadding all afternoon. You know, vacations are spoil- ing us more and more. February 23-Central debaters out-gabbed South's. February 2-5-We don't mean to brag, but we do think that the P. T. A. Vodvil and Style Show revealed that Central has some pretty good-lookers. ' February 26--In the last game of the bas- ketball season, Central tallied 29 points against Sidney's 27. March 4-Our debaters won the district championship when they defeated Fremont. rMarch 4-Our cagers began the first lap of the tournament successfully by jolting Upper Sandusky 33-22. March 5-Central's swimming team tied for third at the Toledo meet. March 8 and 9-Some of us bold, more of us timid-lots of us tried out for the Senior Class Play. Here's hoping! March 9-The duo pianists, Gillette and Micari, returned to Central and delighted us greatly. March 10-Our Debate Team is one of the four remaining in the state tournament as a result of defeating Maple Heights, March ll-Findlay's cagers squelched ours nineteen

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and Collegians who were honored at this school dance. December 21-Central's five scored 19 points against Findlay, who ran up all of 23. ' December 22-Nothing like a good old Christmas vacation to relieve the wear and tear of the school rustle and hustle. Have fun! December 22--The Hi-Y escorted their better halves to their annual Christmas shindig. December 23-Central bowed to Defiance by a very narrow margin, 28-27. January 3--Back to school, starting exam studying already. But we certainly had a super duper vacation to console us in our misery. January 6-No need to wonder why an un- usual number of us Htidied up eighth period. This' after-school dance was well attended. January 7--Isn't that mean of Fostoria to put us on the spot like that-31-23? January 8-This is something! Central scored 26 points against Dayton Kiser's 17 points. . ' January 14-Nluch to our delight, our team scored 29 points against South's 22. January 18-Mr. Jerold Frederic, a concert pianist, tickled the ivories of the Mehlin Qour concert grandD . January 21-Guess Van Wert roped us in this time, 30-29. January 22-This was a pip of a game, especially since Central came out on the longer end of a 21-20 score with Piqua. January 21-The January class' celebrated at a dinner party and a show afterwards. January 24, 25, 26-Exams! We found out all we didn't know about things 'n' stuff. That lucky, lucky January class was exempt, too. Oh well, life is just a bowl of cherry seeds! January 26-We bade a fond adieu to the January class. Good luck! January 27-Bob Deikman's swingsters con- tributed greatly to the success of this school dance, honoring those who get out sooner than we do. . January 28-Bowling Green yielded to Cen- tral, 21-28. ' January 29-Wheel Again we triumphed. This time 245-17 over Greenville. January 31-First day of new estimate- what a day! February l-Just as we thought! These grade cards show that we will get to work- or else! February 4--James Robert Gillette with an electric organ and his Chamber Orchestra furnished superlative music for this Lyceum number. eighteen

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and our chances of going to Columbus by this 26-21 score. March 15-Centralites' spelling ability was tested by the Student Council. And the wind was taken out of our sails even more by grade cards. March 18-In the debate semi-finals we squelched Salem. Keep it up! March 18--Nothing like a school dance, like this one, to pep up a sagging romance, don't you think? March 19-Congratulations, Ed and Vir- ginia! You brought great honors upon your- selves as well as Central by Winning the State Debate Championship. Those trophies cer- tainly were fetching. O yes, and thank you. Jimmy! March 25-A haunted castle, a secret panel. hidden treasure, a beautiful mystery girl and plenty of big, black spiders to scare Patty- that's the Tower Room Mystery , presented by the Troubadours as their annual play. March 26-The Senior Blue Triangle and their admiring escorts attended the former's party. Informality was the keynote. April 2-Twenty-live of us Seniors who rank high scholastically took the General Schol- arship Test. Plenty terrific-and all that! April 7-Central's singers strutted their stuff at the Kenton Eisteddfod. We won the contest by one point. That's luck! April 28-The Annual Hi-Y Play, Jim- my's Little Sister , was attended by the usual enthusiastic audience. April 29-The Band, Central's pride and joy, journeyed to New Bremen, to show us off. May 6-The Senior Music Festival was very well-received and was the crowning success of a busy year for music students. May 27-We Seniors paraded our dignity at our ultra-digniiied annual play, Pomander Walk . Naturally it was a tremendous success. CYou can't blame us for being a wee bit proud of ourselves, can you?D . June 4-The University Women's Club honored the Seniors girls of the city with a tea at Shawnee Country Club. Elegance plus. Made us feel as if we are getting up in the world of affairs. June 5-Our Baccalaureate Services were held at South High Auditorium. We are beginning to see that this graduating is pretty serious business. June 10-Sob, sob-gosh, Central, we hate like the dickens to leave you, but we must go. We know we'1l never forget the four delicious years you've given us. So long! --ALICE PARENT twenty