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

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'Qs fd THE ANNVAL F' K, unix- QL .A ii--A C . it MuKKnK Weekly Mirror WEEKLY STAFF litlizor-1'nAChi'cf ---- Zola EMILY SCHNABLE liuslness Manager - - - - HENRY S. ENCK Assignment Lkiimf- - - SAM H. SEITLER Adt'ertz's1ng Manager ---- MERTON M. SEALTS BUSINESS STAFF Cfmrlazion lvlumiger ----- MEl2Rll.l, DEVOE Asst. Cl'fCLlIl1lI4OU Mgrs. -------- - - - - Bon NFUMIER. DoN WRIGGl-lESWLDll'I'H Ativerzfsmg Represenmr1'vesgMART1N WINENIILLER. HELEN BARRINQQTON. JANET WHITTAKER. JEANNE PLETCHER. l'lII.DA GAMBLE. BARBARA CLAYPooLE. RosEMARY MOREEE. DoRoTHY SWISHER. HARRIET FENTON. LITERARY STAFF Ifetlltzrt' ljdilor ------4--- Joanna Vargn Spur! lVrz'lt-rs - - - Gordon Shaw, Helen Bussert, Franklin Young Reporlcrs+Shirley Baker, Dorothy Basinger, Elizabeth Garner, Doris Keller, Mabel Hinton. Anna Katherine Marshall, Gretchen Marvin, Nelda Orth, John Kirk Proof Reader -------- - Frances Dimond lfilmq Clerk ----------- Dorothy James Tgpisls - Gladys Gottfried, Bettie Alexander, Janet Sealts ADV ISORS Fattzlltf Advisor A A - - - - Miss Laura Jamison FJCICLIIUJ Business fl41'L'liSOF - - - Mr. H. G l-leffner -Q .. X, -V L, ., ,-.. b if :X - , . ' ,Q 52 1 Lf.: 6 5 V P A . If O I , . .e it Q . 5 ' - f - A 1 Q25 if' . tint' lzumlred 4.'lUl7lL'L'l7

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' m .sml-.J THE ANNVAL - ' be M IK Kurs -l-l'l2 XAXDDLJGI I tim:- rn f' J fc G , F sf, fa nn' . 4 1 C iii- Q , t 5 4. - ., i,- , .3-5 I . , ' i A iii . 'iv' . f? .4 ggi- In g M x mi ' ' il fs- x fl' LJ .' --4' ' ..l+Tl.'X1. XX? ' ' I . HE Annual Mirror, completely organised and edited each year by the student body of Central, demands a great deal of time and effort which is difhcult to realize or appreciate. One can hardly conceive how zealously the entire staff has labored throughout the year to make this annual edition a success. lt is by means of this book that many high school students first become interested in journalism and it is for this reason that much stress is put upon its publication. Charles Barndt ably filled the position of editor in chief this year. He was well assisted by Robert Long as business manager, Jo Smith as assistant editor, Alice Custer as senior business manager, and William Barndt as advertising manager. Miss Gladys Riggs as the editorial advisor and Mr. H, C. Heffner as the business advisor. willingly gave their time. suggestions, and co-operation. Their aid was greatly appreciated. I up . s 5 FJ. AUC gil' 1 I ' P 'l - ,is ual' - one hundred .'ZL'L'L'f1l

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0. 1. I!-J THE ANNVAL F ,M MIKKIJK The lVlirrOr . ie 'WH V, . ,, . A ,v ,P . . i I 4 .cu ll KX i Y c ff 4 4 a 4: 0- 'tl 1. . Qt 331 It xt Q A i .. as I f ,f L N I ' S , E Viitpr' I Q 'Z , X if pj,. 'Sl lx l I 1, .Lf- LX ' -I Lb ' HIS weeklv publication was really a bi-weekly one. The staff, with the aid of Miss Laura Jamison. made a success of their endeavors this year. Miss Jamison created the Journalism Class in which the students become more talented in the art of journalism. This class published the Mirror this year. Perhaps the best or rather the mcst exciting issue was the Slander Sheet. Of course. this caused quite a hubbub among the students. Then. too. the special editions at Thanksgiving and Commencement were indeed a credit to the staff. Also the VJho's Who Contest was conduct- ed under the auspices of the VVeekly Mirror. You all remember Noah Tention's articles which were a source of amusement to everyone. Zoe Emily Schnabel. editor-in-chief. should receive much praise for her labors. She, in co-operaticn with I-lenrv Enck. business manager and Merton Sealts. advertising manager, worked industriously and silently to obtain honors for the publication. it -T' C' ' it .T Q lfs '. . EQ , ' ' : 16.1, - .- . ' ff! V Q ' f A r Wifi . i 9 T - in W I if one htmtlrud rirnftv C77