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

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Row 1-Jane McCroba, Carolyn Levy, Janie Burke, Mary Vail, Rosemary Landis, Bob Whittington, Tom Tuttle, Bob Harrod, Mr. Huber, Roy Blodgett, Junior Stimrnel. Row 2-Alta Jayne Clark, Wesley Bayles, Charles Stilgenbauer, Marjorie Ripley, Bob Richards, Jack Wil- liams, Jeanne Latson, Custer Krickenberger, Dick Monbeck, Robert Heil, Dorcas Baney, Betty Rasmus, Margery Leach, Gene Miller. Student Council OR twelve years the Student Council, composed of eight seniors, six juniors, four sophomores, two freshmen, one eighth grader, and one seventh grader, has been a vital organization at Central. Its chief objective is to promote student responsibility and leadership. Such organizations as the honor study hall, street patrol, and corridor patrol are under the direction of the Council. Among the year's activities, were the Who's Who Contest, an elimination spelling contest to choose Central's representative at the Northwestern School of Commerce Spelling Contest, and the circulation of a petition for the promotion of peace legislation. Officers for the year included-for the first semester-Chairman, Bob Whittington, Chairman protempore, Tom Tuttle, Clerk, Rosemary Landis: and-for the second semester--Chairman, Tom Tuttle: Chairman protem- pore, Bob Harrodg Clerk, Rosemary Landis. The patient help and guidance of Mr. Huber, the faculty advisor, and cooperation of the members effected for the Council a very successful year. -ROSEMARY LANDIS eighty-two

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Row 1-Richard Hayes, Charles Riebesell, Rosemary Landis, Dorothy Ridenour, Clara Jean Creviston, Ruth Augsburger, Jeanne-tte Jones. Row 2fPaul Heffner, Neal Kessler, John Kemph, Donald Pletcher. Row 3-Janette Miller, Dorcas Litherland, Betty Samsal, Betty Rasmus, Alice Parent, Tom Tuttle, Helen Reese. Row 4-Jimmy Dawe, Carroll Lewis, Bill Furnish, Tom- Cavanaugh. Row 5-Robert Love, Fred Boop, Allen Wiseley. State Scholarship Test HE scholarship tests put out by the State Department of Education have been a yearly feature at Central. After averages Were carefully checked, ' the twenty-live highest ranking seniors, taking academic subjects, were chosen to participate. On Saturday, April 2, seventy-six contestants from Allen County met in Room 307 to take the test. Five subjects, each counting eighty points, made up the examination. Included were English, social science, mathematics, natural science, and reading. Of the nineteen places composing the upper twenty-live per cent to be entered in district competition, Central took eleven. Those participating were Ruth Augsburger, Fred Boop, Tom Cavanaugh, Clara Jean Creviston, James Dawe, Bill Furnish, Paul Heffner, Jeannette Jones, Neal Kessler, Rosemary Landis, Virginia Lee, Carroll Lewis, Dorcas Litherland, Robert Love, Janette Miller, Alice Parent, Don Pletcher, Betty Rasmus, Helen Reese, Dorothy Ride- nour, Charles Riebesell, Betty Samsal, Tom Tuttle, Roger Valentine, and Al- len Wiseley. p -THE EDITOR eighty-one

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Row 1-'Catherine Rentz, June Bernstein, Jean DeVilbiss, Marjorie Leach, Jay Hall. Row 2--Odessa Gossard, Jean Hamilton, Betty Wilson, Bettie Huber, Carolyn Levy, Alice Barrington, Clayton Amspaugh, Jack Miller, Custer Krickenbergerf Row 3-Myron Alspach, Tom Tuttle, Richard Hayes, John Hughes, Bill Furnish, Bob Whittington, Jimmie Campbell, Robert Boham, Claim' Boham, Richard Neuman, Louis Wesler, John Neuman, Howard Webb, Mr. Huber, Mr. Smith. Corridor Patrol NYONE who frequents the halls of Central before school takes up in the morning or at noon knows that some system of curbing congestion is necessary. This is the duty of members of the Corridor Patrol, an organization sponsored by the Student Council. At appropriate places in the halls of both Junior and Senior High these hall monitors remind students that the warning bell has rung, maintain lines of traffic , and in general keep peace and order. Tom Tuttle as chairman of the committee directed during the past year the activities of this organization whose services and benefits are undoubtedly realized by every student. -ROSEMARY LANDIS eighty-three