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

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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

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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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Seeing Sagacious Sages While walking down Fac-ul-ty Street the other day, I noticed several of my former teachers indulging in their favorite hobbies. Wondering about all these fascinating things. I stopped a gentleman who proved to be Superintendent J. McLean Reed, fishing and hunting enthusiast. He offered to be my guide and show me the points of interest as we walked along. His conversation ran as follows: Our first interest point is the tennis court. There ' s H. W. Leach, prin cipal. playing a game. Wonder if H. W. Scheucrman, assistant principal and dean of boys, is at the golf course? E. L. Huber. an ardent photography and gardening fan. was certainly kept busy in school as head of the science depart- ment, advisor of the Camera club, and of the Student council. Stanley Boylan, social science head, is still coaching debate and really enjoys it. Miss Laura Jamison seems to have forgotten her Weekly Mirror and English head duties because she is devoting most of her time to linen-collecting. Remember H. C. Heffner. head of the mathematics department, faculty manager of publications, and various other activities? He is spending his time on his fine stock farm. Oh. yes. Miss Hazel Messimorc. head of the foreign language department and the French club advisor, has taken up horseback riding. Quite a fascinating hobby. I hear. Have you ever seen C. R. DeLong ' s speedboats? When he ' s out on the water, he forgets his duties as commercial head, commercial club sponsor, school treasurer, and student activities tickets distribution manager. Sponsor of C association, industrial arts head, faculty manager of athletics — all these are for- gotten when E. A. Hauenstein starts officiating football and basketball games. Need an architect? Miss Phyllis Mendenhall. home economics head. Junior Blue Triangle advisor, and Bachelors ' club advisor, loves to plan houses. Faculty Street ' s library is owned and operated by Miss Drusilla Reilly. librarian and Library club sponsor. Mark Evans, head of the music department, directs all music groups in the city. Anything concerning art really interests Miss Edith Simpson, art department head and Junior Art club advisor. Harold C. Dillon, director of physical education and recreation, takes a mailman ' s holiday by participating in sports. Before I forget that golf course, you must go out and see Rex Settlemire. coach of basketball and baseball, and Morgan Jones, coach of football, golf and swimming, and science teacher, play a game. Are they good! The street seems rather dull since so many took that travel tour last week. Miss Adelaide Sawyer, G. A. A. sponsor, girls ' intramural director and physical education teacher: Miss Mary Swingle, home economics instructor and Girl Re- serves advisor: Miss Gussie Bream, social science teacher: Mrs. Jennie Breese. sophomore supervisor and social science instructor: Miss Elizabeth Hill. Mas- querader ' s club advisor. English and foreign language teacher: and Miss Evelyn M. Lackey, home economics teacher and Fancy Works club advisor, left on this planned trip. Hear that static? That must be Stanton Stciner, faculty manager of the stage. Stage club advisor, and history teacher, and Albert Smith, mathematics instructor and advisor of the Stage club, with their shortwave radio. Before I forget, we have a marvelous new hunting and fishing lodge out near the edge of the town. It is owned by Walter Binkley, commercial teacher. twelve