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

Page 26 text:

'af ' -,Q Row l l':iul Ruttv-r, Du-lv Ziriiniz-itmqiii, liill l-ii'-tuii K--nn--th Hzirr-nl, liinl linw, Mit-hgi.-1 Iigixiiligiiil HMI, Mvflliviy Hill Mziuvh, Rirhurfl llin-livr. Billy Knhli-r, Ilirlv Hisliiqi Row 2 John I'lm-tvhl'l'. 'lvl' llriffih, l-it-li l'i'i'xi-tml, Vlzirii Rzirhliiil llv'lvI'ls lliwxiii. P1-tlivr Silvvi-st:-iii, lh-loin-s Ann Ring, llnrulhy Miller. Hill--ii May Vzin Vl'ir1. 4'l:ir:i .lame Wiilnizirlv, li.-my Hum- Siiszin Sullivzili. Marg Kathi-riiiw Unffniaili, Mziruu- Funk, Iii-tty liiihl., Row 3 Betty Ht-ffm-r. Mnreem- lil--iligt-tt, Luis Ami 'l'.i5lur, .lane Idyswiiliii.-li, Ruth Hunk. lL.-rnit-.- Whit-', I.wvm-tta Sunily, f'h:ii'lut1t- Halle-r. Heli-ii Ami Swhzizif, Iiois .lv-:mmf St:-xviisori, Vziiwilyii linsniiis, Kathryn Turner. lfllsi-f linwi-ix, Wanmlzi I'ri1l4iy, Row I Arthur Nvth, Shi-ruin Siwro. llilly l-'islit-V, .lzivlv llzixissnii, .lin-lv Shniii., Pm-111. Ilpmi.-ii. N.-1.13, Johns, Rit'li:ii'wl lY'olfw:i'-l, .lan-lv XYiVh:im, .lark lmty, llilly Urlllxns liivlmrtl Mill--r, Hurry I-Uillv. Social Dancing Club ECAUSE the students of Central High wanted a cluh in which thev could learn to dance, the Social Dancing Club was organived four vears ago under the supervision of Miss NleRitchie. This eluh offered an oppor- tunity for everyone to have a good time and to make new friends, This vear the club was composed of sixty-eight terpsiehoreans, most ol whom were from the seventh and eighth grades, Because ot' the great number of members, this club was divided into two groups. Everv week this club met in the Girls' Junior High Gvm under the supervision of Miss Evans and Mr. Ulrich, The members who were DOI present at the time the club picture was taken are Janet Fritz, Betty Gilrov. Betty Hughes. Betty Lewis, Robert Purnell. Israel Rachlin, Martha Rower, Doris Steger. Pauline Yandemarlv. and Lowell 'XVood. ffBl-'I I'H' SNYIWl'll om' htlmfretl .setwi

Page 25 text:

Row l Row Row Jeannette Jones, Miss Mc-ssiniore, Betty Rasmus, Patty Welding, Kathryn Hytlaker, Mareeil Roekey, Rowena Ste-ffe, Patricia Snovel, Jean Scott, Betty Samsal. Marie Stilirvnbauvr, Bette- Sullivan, Ruth Seve-rns, lic-tty Hammer, Reva Lehman. Bill Furnish, Ilolores Gast, Marjorie Else, Evelyn Herman, Charlotte De Garmo, Evanirel Bloom- riuist, Glenna Yant, Shirley Kr-ve, Peggy Curtiss, Georgia Artis, Dorothy Bennett, Carol Jean Black, De Lyla Hurst, Frances Ridenour, Marjorie Lee-eh, Virginia Powell, Florence Martin, Juanita Powell. Row 4 Elizabeth Smith, Ruth Melloni-I, Betty Riddle, Betty Furnish, Mary VVagner, Mary Crissinizer, Jeanne Graf, Barbara Neely, Nadine Cui-son, Janette Miller, June Bernstein. Foreign Correspondence Club ITH the increasing necessity for amicable relations among nations, students find it more essential to understand the people of other lands. To fulfill this need of the students of Central the Foreign Correspondence Club continues its activities from year to year. The purpose of the club is to give Hrst-hand information to its members through corre- spondence with foreign boys and girls. The club was organized five years ago by a group interested along these lines. and is now under the direction of Miss Nlessimore. The meetings of this year were characterized by movies. travelogues, the reading of letters, and discussion of customs of other countries. Letters were received from England, Finland, Scotland, Germany, Den- mark, and other countries. -BETTY SAMSAL one hundred six

Page 27 text:

.ig g'.. Q 281 r 'iv av' Row 1 Bob Joseph, Holi House. Gt-nv Soc-es, Charles House, lion Vleleher, Dick Se-itz, Charles Covey. Row 2 Warren VVhite, Rob Zumhrun, Dean Bartlett, Mr. Steiner, Mr. Smith, James Post, Norman Jay, Don Taflimrer. Stage Club OlilflCl'liS Szaqv Alanauer V V - Y DoNAI.n l7l.l-'I'CHl7R ,rlssixltirvl Slilcli' illilnutlur XV,-XRRIxN XVlll'lklf Secrelulif - - F EL'Gl'Nli SPFIQS .'ltIL'l-.NUIAS lxlll. Sl l-INIAR and MR. SMITH VERY Wediiesday' during club period the members of the Stage Club met and discussed the problems concerning the technicalities of the stage. The meetings were conducted formally with the stage manager usually presiding. H This is a group of industrious young men. They are in complete charge of the stage, and that is one ofthe biggest tasks in death old Central. They not only work during school hours but after school and sometimes far into the night. Some of them are present whenever the stage is used, and the stage is used many times in a week. We are fortunate in having such a splendid organization of this nature in our school. The Stage Club has finished a year of effective, constructive work. Members of the Stage Club not included in the picture are Eugene Griflith and Virgil Ciulker. -JOHN KFMPH one hundred eight