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

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Row 1 — Robert Stoner, Thomas Stump Mareif Siirr:itt, Donald TaflinEer. Ruth Taflinger. Row 2 — Robert Teitelbaum. Earl Thompson. Ralph Tinianow. Norma Trucblood. Robert Trueblood. Row 3 — Ted Turney. Carolyn Valentine. Thelma Von Almen. Mary Vermillion. GeorEe Vucovich. Row 4 — Pauline Wade. Mary Wasner. Ennis Walker. Lou Ann Wallace, Beverly Walton. Row 5 — Carl Ward. Mary Ward. Ruth Anna Ward. Ellen Way. Doris Webb. Row 6 — Flora Webb. Juanita Weber. Berneta White. .Jean White. Donald Williams. tiventy-ninc

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Row 1 — Kenneth Roethlisberg-er. Marceil Rockey. Betty Roth. Helena Roush. Martha Rower. Row 2 — Harold Ruddy. Donald Rummel. Irma Rutter, Zell Sandifer, Anita Sarber. Row 3 — Mary Seheufler. Harr ' Schipper. Evelyn Sehotl. Pauline Schrimpf. June Schulte. Row 4 — Robert Schurr. .Top Sells. Charles Short, Lenore Sihold. George Simmons, I{ow 5 — Frank Sims. Robert Sims, Berneice Smith. Ruby Snowe, Gene Snyder, Row 6 — Thomas Sorpren. Robert Sortman, Milan Stanich, Delia Mae Staples. Charles Stilvrenbauer I went y -eight

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Adieu We could hardly bid adieu to Central without a final glimpse into the pleasant school office. (Remember our old fears and superstitions about it. ' ) From the frighten- ed seventh-grader to the haughty senior, we are given every consideration and courtesy. These were our thoughts upon entering the office: Who is that pretty dark- haired young lady greeting those students with such a nice smile. ' Arwilda Rutledge. did you say. ' Why, she ' s Mr. Leach ' s secre- tary, isn ' t she? No wonder everyone likes her! Well, whcre ' s Freda Cornwell? You say she was transferred to South as secretary. Congratulations! What am I congratulat- mg you for I ' m not. I ' m just hoping Row 1 — Marie Williams. Eva Winchester. Row 2 — Elfrieda Wulf. Margaret Wood. Row 3 — Richard WriKht, Robert Youns. Row 4 — Thomas Huphes. Freda reads this. Everyone misses her cheery voice over the telephone. That is no dis- credit to our new addition, Bettye Gantz, who took Mrs. Cornwell ' s place. Her per- sonality radiates charm wherever she is. (Oh, those big words! Webster, you ' re such a help.) Now for a look into the superintendent ' s office. Mrs. Eversole, secretary to the superintendent, is in charge of the dis- tribution of all the free textbooks in the city. Paul Rockey took the place of Robert Christy, who accepted a teaching position at Central. His infectious smile, combined with a red-headed personality, wins the confidence of all who visit the office. It is only fitting and proper that Ann Blattcnberg ' s picture close the sen- ior group, for it was through her diligent efforts that the mountings and ar- rangements of the pictures in this annual were completed. June Schui.te ' 40 I hit III