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

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z .B . fO. ,av fs A xfywlilf' TOP PICTURE ROW l-Ioyce Bingham, Sandra Hoberts, Janet Harrod. Ed McCartney, Ruby Lamberi, Bill Loveland, Barbara Miller, Mari anne Baird. Sally Heimann. ROW 2-Dick Smith. Dale Miille. Diane Iohnson, Billie Iean Earnst, IoAnn King, Phyllis Hoeper Ioan Angell, Candace Schulte, Willis Siierd, Fred Fischer. ROWYS-Allen McGillvary Gene C. Wells, Iohn Miner Tom Owens Dick Meredith, Dennis Marquis, Paul Carville, Ken Knecht, Louis Daniels. ROW 4iIim Rolies, lim Horn, Mr.'I. A. Bright Doug Barton, Ronnie Roeder. BOTTOM PICTURE ROW 1-Kay May, Delores Hill. Dick Blattner, Ieannine Eaton. lane! Ellis, Ioan Angell, Bob Blattner, Brenda Schneider lane Kreilinq. ROW 2-Eddie O'Neil, Donna Mesarvey, Natalie Earns! Ianice Iewell Ruth Iackson Mr Arthur W Cr it . , . . . a . Gloria Smith, Carole Schaffier, Ioan Shepard, Pat McNamara, Sim Blattner. ROW 3-Linda Patton, Bob Ludwig. Dick Shope. Iim MacCallum, Larry Mervis, Sandy Glazer, Peggy O'Connor. -112-

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Seventh Y-Teens President - - Marilyn Ellis - - the backbone of the organization Vice-President - - - Peggy Harter - - - as nice as they come Secretary - Sue Welsh - always ready with her notebook and pencil Treasurer - - Ianice Katterheinrich - - - the brains of the crowd Inter-Club-Council Representative - Beverly Reed - a cute girl who was liked by everyone Advisor - - - - - - - - Miss Virginia Fisher Remember the girls who sold March of Dimes tags on the downtown streets one Saturday last winter? These were the forty-five Seventh Y-Teens' members, who, although they were new to Central, really went to work to become one of Central's most active organized groups. The club met every second and fourth Wednesday in room 349, or at the Y.W.C.A. To learn to work and play together in a Christian fellowship was the aim of the club. Some of the many activities in which the girls participated included collecting tax stamps, sending candy bars to Hong Kong, preparing a Christmas basket of groceries for a needy family, putting on an amateur program, sponsoring a White elephant sale, and producing cr playlet. Margaret Thompson 4: 1 -A' Library Club Advisor - - - ---- Miss Eleanor Leiter This year the Library Club was reorganized with the assistance of Central's librarian. The club was open to all students who were interested in library work. These students de- voted from one to five study halls a week to working in the library. The librarian gave them reference work, in order that they might be able to find reference material quickly and easily. They also checked books out, shelved them, and took fines. This experience qualified the student librarians for summer, or part-time jobs in a library. The assistants from both South and Central met at the Main Branch Library for a party during the Christmas holidays. After the group saw movies and toured the building, refresh- ments were served. Roberta Hume -1 1 1-

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Science Club President - - Ed McCartney - - the guy with the jokes Vice-President - - - Bill Loveland - - - Willie the Veep Secretary-Treasurer - - Ruby Lambert - with a pad, a pencil, and a test tube Advisors - - - Mr. I. W. Kohn cmd Mr. I. A. Bright Those strange odors termed educational that escaped from rooms 102 and 106 on the first and third Wednesdays during the past year were the result of the scientific experiments performed by the Science Club. The purpose of the club was to give those students in grades nine through twelve who were interested in science a chance to experiment more freely in biology, chemistry, and physics. Some of these members submitted entries to Science Day held at Bowling Green University on April 5. Sally Schoenlein fi if -A' Radio Club President - - - Bob Blattner - - - the ambitious type Vice-President - - - Ioan Angell - - sweet as honey Secretary - - lanet Ellis - - - - a bundle ot joy Treasurer ---- Ieannine Eaton - - keeps her figures Sergeant-at-arms - - Dick Blattner - - knows his job Advisor - - - ----- - Mr. Arthur W. Craft The Radio Club provided an opportunity for the students of Central High School to par- ticipate in a most modern type of communication. Members of this club planned scripts, announced programs, or scouted for school talent. The thirty-one members of the Radio Club were chosen by competitive tryouts at the beginning of the school year. Meetings scheduled by their advisor were held either in room ll2, or room 208. Every Wednesday the club's broadcast came to the public over WIMA from four o'clock to four-fifteen. At their recognition party held at the end of the school year all the members received certificates and some, due to outstanding work, received pins. Virginia Winget -1 13-