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

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ROW 1-Eileen Martin, Wanda Martin, Helen Martz, Ben Massman, Doris Matson, Bill Mauch, Betty Maxwell, Peggy .To May, Keith Mayberry, Charlie Meckley, Lenore Merritt, Phyllis Miller. ROW 2-Dorothy Miller, Dottie Miller, Walter Miller, Nelda Mills, Gordon Miseh, Done Moffett, Bob Moreo, Emmett Murray, Myron Myers, Lowell Nees, Art Neth, Marilyn Newcomb. ROW 3-Betty Newland, Mary Ellen Newton, Marietta Nichols, Ruth Oberlin, Phyllis Ogle, Jean Oxley, Lois Parish, Maggie Patton, Betty Paxton, Carl Penn, Mary Ida Peterson. ROW 4-Berman Phillips, Bob Phillips, Martha Pierson, John Pletcher, Max Powell, Wanda Priddy, R0bert Purnell, Joan Querry, Bob Quilling, Rudy Rakowsky, Clara Rachlin, Betty Reed. ROW 5-John Reed, Dixie Reedy, Lenna R9I1Y1ak9!', Robert R911tZ, RiChHI'd RSSOY, Bob REYHOIHS, RiCh21l'd Rice, Madeline Richards, Pat Rinebarger, Dolores Ring, Peter Rip- anet Roberts. ROWV 6-Pat Roberts, Richard Romaker, Rowland Rene, Bill Roush, Virginia Saeger, Helen Salter, Leonetta Helen Ann Schaaf, Lorraine Schipper, Carl Schmidt, Bob Schnell, Frank Schrag. ROW 7-Bettie' Schriver, Dick SCh11l'1', Schurr, Barbara Seiser, Helen Seitz, Joy Shaffner, Betty Shepherd, Dwayne Shields, Jack Shoup, Jack Sibold, Charlotte Simon, Sims. ROW 8-Dan Smith, Louise Smith, Robert Smith, Reathel Snodgrass, Bill Snook, Edward Snyder, Kenneth Snyder, Shlllef, BGVCY Ju Shutt, MYTOII S0W411'dS, Bud SDGTO, Haffiet Squire. ROW 9-Earl Steiner, Lou Stephens, Lois Stevenson, Mary Stout, Sue Sullivan, Bob Tarr, Muriel Teitelbaum, Tommy Tharp, Jimmy Thomas, Joan Thompson, Reed Thompson, Kathryn Turner. ROW 10-Helen Van Wert, Arthur Vittur, William Voress, Nick Vucovich, David Wagner, Mary Walker, Edward Warner, Eddie NVashington, Margaret Watkins, Dick Watson, Glen Webb, Dick Welker. ROW 11-Thelma Wellbaum, Evelyn White, Betty Widmark, Jane WVidmark, Paul Vilierman, Jack Williams, Esther VVimmer, Bud Winegardner. Jean Wolf, Bertha Woodley, Harry Wright, Gloria Young. ROW 12-Muriel Young, James Zapp, Charles Zerbc, Dick Zimmerman. pens, J

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Class of 1943 Members of the junior class, our carefree, happy days are over. Next year as dignified seniors we must focus our attention on the intellectual phase of the game. lt is imperative that we settle into the yoke and pay allegiance to our studies rather than our amusements in their various forms, All through the year just finished we have been merely juniors, getting the required work and then running out for a good time. Now don't misunderstand. There are many exceptions, especially those who stay in every night and pore over well worn volumes: however, the general opinion of a junior is the former. New friends have been made, new girls have been met, more knowledge has been added to heighten our mental status, and new names have been added to our list of athletic heroes. The love of mankind for sports and pleasant diversions has led to the establishment of teams, tournaments, and troupes of actors and singers. Even though our minds have a tendency to lean toward these more pleasant pastimes, we have nevertheless kept up our lessons, for we know that a person well versed has a better chance to establish himself when once out of school. Especially in times like these, when skilled workers are urgently needed, we should under- stand and appreciate rather than critize what our teachers are doing for us. CWorking not only helps an individual to gain a solid foothold in future life, but also helps the government to preserve a haven of safety and democracyfl In passing from our eleventh year of fun and knowledge into the final stage of our public education, a feeling of grandeur creeps over us: yet intermingling with it is sadness, sadness that we have just one more year before we are thrown into the cruel world of realism. No more are we to lead the innocent existence experienced hy adolescent youth, with not a worry in the world. Of course, we have some cares, but they are nothing compared to the headaches to be suffered once we are on our own. Now, when complicated machines do man's work, furnish his power, and do practically everything but feed him, brain, not brawn, is required to raise oneself a step higher on the ladder of success. To the majority of job seekers a mental test is given where once a physical examination was enough. Make your work a treat and you will sail through with flying colors to a respected position in life. Yes, the die is cast, the gauge has been thrown, and the challenge accepted. The curtain falls on a successful year with favorable comment given to juniors as well as all other ClaSS2SS for the part they have played. We of the junior class are proud of the fact that next year we will occupy the seats of the seniors, and we feel that we can make our stay there as satisfactory as our sojourn during the present year has been. TREVOR CRAIG --3 2.-