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

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Ruw l lNlziri'vi'y Iivzivli, llvtty Rzisniiis, l':ili'ivi.i li-lurk, .lgiiw lNlvl'iwiligi, Row 2 liill Furni-li. l':iltvrsuii l't-iviilv. Mnrx .I:ili.- Siillixzin liolv liriinlv, Wiirri-n .lziiwilisl .Iuiiior Slininivl, l':ntru'i:i Suovvl, Mrs. Rlioiii-mills. l-5--ily' 'l'h1iI'1w, Troubadourian Play THE TOXVFR ROOM NlYS'l'lfRY MVN VL'VU0Yl --fA' lltfllzfu ,I-flilffi 'HW Nl-lalff l't111i'rwri lkppli' Katt- fihallft' - l'i1Irzi11 ll mul: .laik Clialitt- f lfiilwrf 1-irnfilq lit-nnudv lllsworili Jtimt-r .Nzifmiipl AFI'-lfCW ' - Hill I tirmvlv M-lllldil ' - .lltirif .lam Nizllzixw llmlll' ' l'tlIr1ii.1 Nviottl Nlarlln l'i.lxins - lllirzpv ,jmiilvv MTS' B-HNII .llilrtlt-:if Itfiith BU-llflif ' llt-riziullir lvmmiix Anioinvtiu .limit Al.: ,Ulm N a clcvcr mvstcrv liarcc ol' thrcc acts, tht' lrouhadourian Club prcscntcd its annual play, March 15. Thc play rcvolvus around thc toxvt-r room ol' an old houst- situatud in thc Virginia Mountains ovcrlooking thc Potomac Rivcr Thu houst- was built bcforc thc Civil Vw'ar days and rcscinlalctl a castlc of tht' carlv ct-nturics. During thc Civil NVar. thc ownt-r had hiddcn a bag ol' gold in thc Htowur roomy' to lwcp the invading Confcdcratc armies from coniscating it. Vs'hcn hc died, thc sccrct of its hiding placc dicd with him. thc onlv cluu lacing look lor tht- spidcrf' Jack Chalice and his sistcr Katc inhcrit this old housu. As thuv invcstigatu thc tower room , thcy find Myra Vcrnon. lmmcdiatulv Mvra pcrsuadcs thcm to help hcr scarch for thc gold which is hurs hy inhcritancc, Aftcr a scrius til strange and weird cxpcricnccs, they succeed in Ending tht' hiddcn trcasurc, Under thc lint' dircction ol' Mrs. Rhonumus, thc cast gave .1 wondtrliil pcrformancc for an attcntivu audicncc. 'Rosisxmio' Ciisiin riine! Ll -swuri

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Seated Jerry Mt-Willizims, Paul N4-wlzind. Phyllis Lintlenlzuurn, Betty Gmssnizili, Howard liuyles, Ze-Ima bfnrnlifvr, Philip Holstint-, Mary Muniuuuh. Standing' lit-tty C1-eps, .lt-rry t'lzn'k, Dorothy lim-her, Virginizi Lewis, Quentin Muxllvltl, Marilyn Uluasse-n lVl:u'.lrvl'i4- lintkins, Mz1r',iorie Ripley, Holwrt 'llc-its-llmllni. Masqueraolers Play GOING ON SEVIENTEENH lflsa - Y ...VY F llllitllllltl I,t-tvis Pmuclclv Carhart - llotuurtl Iiutfles Mrs. liate Clarliarl - illtlryorit' Ripley l'lort-nee Cfarliait - Zulnm Sumizlvr Craig Vincent - - Philip Hol.i11n.' 'lom Xk'illian1s Qui-nlrn Mt1.i!'1eltI Paul - - I'uul Netuluntl Shiimpie - -lerru ilItkVlHllll77.S .loan Vincent liulltf Grossman lillums - lllnfllzs lamienhtltim ltrank Ciarhart - Holi leilellvuum Helen - illurjorfe liolfarn Doris illurrltm fltlllh-H617 rkgnes Murtf illumuuulv N a delightful comedy ol' adolescence, the Masqueraders presented its annual play, Going On Seventeen , February l7. The plot revolves around Buddy Carhart and his two henchmen, Paul and Shrimpie. Together they have launched a magazine, The Harrisville Town Topics . thanks to the generosity ol' Mr. Carhart, who furnished the hand press. The boys are, naturally, conhrmed women haters: that is, until Buddy's older sister Florence is visited for the summer by her school chum. .loan and .loans younger sister, Lillums. l-lllLllllS is a sixteen-year-old siren and quickly seyers the ties binding the three boys. Expertly she plays one hoy against the other until havoc results. lyleantime, Mr. Carhart. a trusted employee ol' the towns bank, becomes involved in a serious shortage. Buddy takes it upon himself to track down the real culprit, which he finally succeeds in doing after many misadventures. In the end The lslarrisville Town Topics scores a tremendous scoop and the three hoys again unite against fickle Womanhood. The cast, under the ahle direction of Miss Stuart, put on a fine perform- ance for a very appreciative audience. -Rosnsmiti' G1s1.i3R ninettf-s1'.v

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