Lima Central High School - Annual Mirror Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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ag ... M I KKUK -si ff' Quill and Scroll N 1928 the Quill and Scroll, national honorary society for high school journalists. granted a charter to Central High. The aim of this organi- vation is to create higher standards of journalism among the high schools of the United States. Candidates for this honor must not only be good journalists. but must also have high scholastic standing and must be approved by the faculty advisors. Their work on the different publications may either he in the way of business or literary endeavors. The charter members at Central are Vwlilliam Bannister. Grace Karr. Howard Everett, Ruth Bessire. Henry Hilty. Goldie lienegsberg. Raymond Kurtz. and John Thomas. f The members of 1929 were Eloise Brown, Charles Clark, Margaret Davidson. David Evans, Geraldine Oflenhauer, Dorothy Ridenour. .lohn Xlylittenbrook and Mona Vittur. Those taken into this honorary association last year were Fred Eckford. Alice Hilty. Mary Hover, Oneeta Moree. Charles Barndt. Laurence l.arsen. Nlona Vittur. Althea DeKalb. Don Pwowlus. and Furman Miller. This year's members were Charles Barndt. Alice Custer. Bob long. Zoe E. Schnabel. and Sam H. Spitler. A . -T 1 T 9 Ea- -rl . it . l'-' THE ANNVAL ,, . -. ,um 11.1 ' 'P ,' ime hunt! reil tiff

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e--51 at -J N' 4 . -, c I ' , MIKKUK .,.,r H-is QE S, THE ANNVAL Whois Who Contest Gs. N I x X :fl Uig . :kk . XJ: 1 ' tx , s X '- I V, rs.g,,,,,, x , Ei P , 1 A f 317, . , 'N ' ., 'fs 4? ' T T 2016 ' 'X 'J ,P . - - YS X ' l 9 ' ..s.eS3l - 1 - l-IE Who's Who contest has become a tradition at Central. Each year the Weekly Mirror, in co-operation with the Student Council, sponsors it. This year's results with the runners up for each position were as follows: most popular girl, Barbara Siferd, Betty Tolford: most popular boy, Eugene Broxon. James Brentlinger: prettiest girl, Betty Tolford, Thelma Davis: most handsome boy, Phil Tolford, Wemmer Gooding: peppiest girl, Barbara Siferd. Jo White: peppiest boy, Coit Black, Charles Ely: funniest person, John Dimond, Sam Spitler: most sophisticated girl, Frances Dimond. Janis Lippin- cott: most conceited boy, Norman lVlcConkey, Marvin Saylor: most talented boy. Merton Sealts, John Sarber: most talented girl, Zoe Emily Schnabel, Anna Elorine Randolph: biggest whoopee maker, Thelma Davis. Eugene CaJacob. On the whole. it can be said that this year's contest was by far the most successful VJho's Vkfho contest ever conducted at Central, All students entered heartily into the election and the results show good thinking on the part of the students. The Who's Who contest always creates a great amount of interest throughout the school. May the contest continue in years to come. L 7 real' !uLlrlt'1'r7 .fe-e l

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