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

Page 86 text:

Row 1-Helen Reese, Pat Snovel, Wanda Slaybaugh, Philip Holstine, Mr. Heffner. Row 2-Miss Jamison, Kenneth Ramers, Jane Parmenter, Patricia Skinner, Janette Miner, Jeanntte Jones. Weekly Mirror Stall Editor-in-Chief - - Jeannette Jones Associate Editor - Janette Miller Literary Editor - - Patricia Skinner Sports Editor - - Jane Parrnenter Business Manager - Helen Reese Advertising Manager - - Patricia Snovel Circulation Manager - - - Wanda Slaybaugh Assistant Circulation Managers - - - Joan Helmer, Joan Weaver Reporters-Dorothy Becher, Shirley Mereness, Anita Sarber, Marjorie Leach, Dorothy Harter, Elaine I-louseworth, Virginia Lewis, Phyllis Linden- baum, Sharlene Nesbitt, June Shulte, Bob Stuber, Lou Ann Wallace, Beverly Walton, Robert Parmenter, Robert Baker, James Ackerman, Philip Holstine, Kenneth Ramers, Bill Blum, Bettie Collins, Beverly Gibbs. Advertising Representatives-Merrill Boggs, Jean Short, Ruth Mary Whitney. Tgpists-Ruth Augsburger, Geraldine Knipp. seventy-four

Page 85 text:

1 l I Row 1--David Rodgers, Tom Tuttle, Bill Furnish, Don Pletcher, Helen Reese, Janette Miller. Row 2-Jane Parmenter, Wanda Slaybaugh, Patricia Skinner, Helen Ousley, Jeannette Jones, Betty Rasmus, Patricia Snovel. g Quill and Scroll O promote a high standard of journalistic writing and tox advance the ethics of the journalistic profession is the culminating purpose of the International Honorary Society for'l-ligh School Journalists, better known to Central students as the Quill and Scroll. - This honorary society was organized in April, 1926, at the University of Iowa and through the diligent efforts of lVlr.'l-leffner, Central received a charter, the nrst in Ohio, in October of the same year. Only students who are juniors or seniors, are in the upper third of their class scholastically, have accomplished superior work in some field of journal- ism, have been recommended by the supervisors directing the school publica- tions, and linally have been approved by the national secretary-treasurer may realize the distinction of becoming members of this organization. This year the following persons were initiated, pledging themselves to aid the cause of better journalismnr Tom Tuttle, Janette Miller, Bill Furnish, David Rodgers, Wanda Slaybaugh, Patricia Skinner, and Helen Ousley. T -ROSEMARY LANDIS seventy-three

Page 87 text:

Row 1-Dorothy Harter, Anita Sarber, Marjorie Leach, Patricia Skinner, Joan Weaver, Phyllis Linden- baum, Ruth Mary Whitney, Jean Short, Beverly Walton. Row 2-Jim Ackerman, Bill Blum, Lou Ann Wallace, June Schulte, Elaine Houseworth, Geraldine Knipp, Ruth Augsburger, Dorothy Becher, Bob Baker, Bob Parmenter. Row 3-Phil Pifer, Sharlenc Nesbitt, Virginia Lewis, Bettie Collins, Shirley Mereness, Merrill Boggs. Weekly Mirror NOTHER year's volume of The Mirror is completed and the staff con- cludes its work for the year. We feel, however, that we have just started: that one more year would be all too short in which to carry out our ambitions. ' Some changes we have made, it is true. Through the unceasing efforts of the advertising staff the paper has been stepped up to six pages, with three issues of eight pages and one of ten. This has given opportunity for expansion in the field of creative writing, and many new ideas in features have been tried. The sports page, efficiently directed by the first girl sports' editor, has attained greater size and news coverage than ever before. New headline styles and fewer type faces have appeared. All this has been effected through the cooperation of the editors: the re- portersg Miss Laura Jamison, our literary advisor: and Mr. l-leffner, faculty business advisor. i May next year's staff continue where we stop-to search out the truth, to seek the students' viewpoint, and to attain through editorials, better condi- tions for all. Q --JEANNETTE J oNEs seventy-five