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

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Row l Gol(la Adams. B. S. : Ino . AgerU-r. A. li. : Wi.ltii- V. BinkKy. H. S. ; Gussie Bream. H. S. : Jennie Hanes Breeze. B. S. Kow 2— Lyda Buchanan. I.itt. B. : Ruth Chiles. A. U. ; Robert Christy. li. S., M A. ■ Harold O Clark A. B. : Martha J. DeOrief. B. S. Row 3— Ronald Dotson. B. S. : Charles O. Guy. B. S. ; Clara Helle, B. S. ; Elizabeth Hill B S M A. ■ Gayle H. Howey. A. B. Row 4— Bonita Jamison. A. B., A. M. : Mary M. Jones. A. B. : Morgan R. Jones. A. B. : Ruth Kephart. A. B. : Nora Keville. Row 5— Mary B Kirk B. S. : Donald Larnck. M. A., B. S. : Herbert Lee. A. B.. M. S. : Violet Lewis, B. S. : Mary Belle Linnell. B. A., M. S. Row 6— Man,- Lillian Lippincott. B. A.. M. A. : G. N. Lutman. H. S. : Idetta Lutz. B. S. : Grace McClurg, B. S. : Edna McFheion. A. B. ten

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Here Is a Real Inspiration Permit me to thank you for giving me the opportunity of writing a word for your An- nual. I deem it both a privilege and an honor. To you and the student body whom you represent. I would like to say the following. Central High School is a fine institution. Fine for its accomplishments, its hopes, and its aspirations. The thing to remember, how- ever, is that all of thes2 fine things have been the result of the spirit, hopes, and aspirations of the thousands of young people who have entered its portals, eager to grow in intel- lectual and moral stature and then have gone out to work and serve. Some have achieved in a larger measure than others, it is true. But all have not been endowed with the same measure of capacities and potentialities. It is important to remember that it is not so much the number of talents one possesses but how he uses the ones he has, be they few or many. The young Athenian of old was taught the full meaning of Non Palma Sine Pulvere ( There Is No Palm Without the Dust ). Happy is the student who can say upon lea ' - ing Central High School that it is a finer place because he attended there: if he can say this, then Central High School will award him the Palm of Victory. His Alma Mater will rest secure in the knowledge that such a student will ever strive to bring both himself and society to higher and nobler ends. H. V. Leach. Prmcipal Central High School. Lima. Ohio. Row 1— H. W. Leach. B. S.. principal ; H. W. Scht ' uerman. M. A., assistant principal. Row 2— Laura Jamison, B. S.. M. A.. Enjilish : H. C. Heffner, B. A.. M. A. : mathematics : Stanley Bo.vian. B. A.. M. A., social science. Row 3— E. L. Huber, B. S.. M. A.: science: Hazel Messimore. B. A.. M. A., foreign language; C. R. DeLong. B. S., commercial. Row 4 — E. A. Hauenstein, B. S.. M. A., industrial arts: Phyllis Mendenhall. B. S., M. S.. home economics : Harold C. Dillon. B. S.. physical education. Row 5 — Edith Simpson. B. S.. ait : Mark Evans. Mus. B.. music : Drusilla M. Reilly. B. S.. librarian. nine

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Row 1 — Gertrude Marshall. B. A.. M. A. ; W. L. Marshall, B. S. : L. U. Miller. H. S. ; Marv E. Neumeister. B. S. : MaiT C. Nolan. B. S. Row 2 — Floyd Overholser. A. B.. A. M : Frances Overman. A. B. : Jessie W. Rhonemus. B. S. : Wilma Ric-kenbacher, B. S. : Gladys Rigi- ' s, Ph. B. Row 3 — Glad.vs Romaker. A. B. : Adelaide Sawver. B. S. : Emerson Seitz. A. B. : Rex Settlemire. B. S. : Albert Smith. A. B. Row 4 — Stanton Steiner. A. B.. A. M. : F.thel Stiles. B. S : M. B. Stoner. B. S. : Jeanette Stuart. B. A.: Georgia Swickard. A. B. Row ,-;— Mary E. SwinKle. A. B. : Wni W. Taylor. B. S.. M. A.; E. C. Ulrick. A. B. : Marv Watson. B. A.; Mary J. Whitling, B. S. : Evelyn Lackey. A. B. eleven