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

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1 4 Henry Kidder, Bill Furnish, Dorothy Harter, David Rodgers. TWELFTH YEAR CLASS OFFICERS President ------- BILL FURNISH Vice-President - HENRY KIDDER Secretary - - DOROTHY I-IARTER Treasurer DAVID RODGERS twenty-five

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Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class E, the class of 1938 of Central High School, being of unsettled mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, to-wit: Warren Widner, Jimmy Dawe, Tom Cavanaugh, and Darrell O'Connell bequeath their basketball skill to next year's team. Bill Furnish leaves his place in the lead to Don David. Mary Vail leaves her love for teachers to Alice Tillett. Sam Homan leaves his minuteness to Bill Cavanaugh. -Dorcas Litherland wills her soft-spoken charm to Bettye Tharp. Bettye Benedict and Bill Baker leave together. Miriam Butts bequeaths her lovely blonde tresses to Alice Day. Willis Casanova Early leaves many broken hearts. Margery Leach leaves her rose-petal complexion to Jane Guernsey. Dorothy Harter leaves the discords of her dog house to reverberate down Central's halls in future years. . Bob Hauenstein leaves on his motorcycle. Ruth Augsburger leaves her refinement to all Junior girls. Patterson Pepple leaves his apple polishing to Richard Bennett. Virginia Byrd bequeaths her debating ability to Jimmy Sweger. Wesley McCluer leaves his politics to Jerry Wendt. Carroll Lewis bequeaths his ever-present wit to Bill Blum. Rosemary Landis leaves her excellent scholarship to Marjorie Landes. Janie Burke bequeaths her sweetness to Peggy Komminsk. Edward Poster and Robert Filliez bequeath their places as chief misogynists Qsee Websterlj to Jim Strong and Bill Parent. Henry Kidder leaves his height to Harlan Miller. Henrietta Rasmus bequeaths her radiant personality to Jane McCroba. Joan Helmer leaves her come-hither smile to Doris Sneary. Paul Heffner leaves his slender physique to Mackin Bowman. Patricia Snovel leaves her talkativeness to John Becht Qalthough she doesn't think he needs it.j John'Kemph leaves his baton to Peggy Curtiss and Bob Vandemark. Jerry McMaken leaves Patricia Bourk to ??? Alice Louise Parent leaves her pleasantness to everybody who needs it. Gene Miller bequeaths his ivory-tickling knack to Mamie Chiles. Jeannette Jones leaves her eccentricities as well as her best wishes to next year's Weekly Mirror Editor. Betty Samsal leaves her brother, Don, to Central with all her sympathy. Neal Kessler bequeaths his booming bass voice to Bruce Robinson. Jane-Parmenter leaves Bob Sanders but not for long. Bill Fiedler wills his football prowess to Bobby Graham. Clara Jean Creviston leaves her friendliness to Carol Black: Jim Cox leaves Central for the thrill of it. In witness whereof, we, the class of l938, hereunto place our hand and seal this tenth day of June, A.. D. 1938. - Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for their last will and testa- ment by the above named testators, in our presence, who have, at their request, and in their presence, and in the presence of each other, signed our names as witnesses thereto. -Miss GRACE K. MCCLURG -Miss ETHEL STILES -MR. STANTON W. STEINER twenty-four

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twenty-six LOIS MARIE BOWERS JACK CHESLOW PAUL E. CISCO MAXINE ELIZABETH CLEMENS THOMAS ALLEN DEVILBISS C. BERNARD EAUST JACK 0. EOLEY WILLIAM C. FORD HELEN ROSE GILMORE MARY PAULINE HAGER HAZEL ARLENE HARD EMMA JAYNE HIRES CLARA ANN JENNINGS KENT A. KLAY ROBERT E. KOMMINSK DONALD 0. KRONE JEANNE MARIE LATSON MARY ALICE ELIZABETH LEIDNER MARGARET JAYNE LEIDY BETTY LOUISE MCGINNESS ROBERT RUSSELL MEALEY WALDON FRANK MERTZ NORMAN NEGELSPACI-I SYDNEY R. PAUL PHILIP EDWARD PIPER HERBERT E. RUTTER EUGENE SIMMONS JERRY E. SMITH HELEN ADELAIDE STROCK MARY EMMA THOMAS BETTYE OPAL VJHITE ROBERT MINOR WHITTINGTON