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

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Junior Red Cross President - - Roberta Hume - - an ideal leader Vice-President - - - Lucille Ward - - on the beam Secretary - - Karen Snook - - personality plus Treasurer - - Kay Shipman - - - all that money, too! Advisor - - - ----- - - Miss Mary Belle Linnell The members of the Iunior Red Cross may not have treated patients, but, nevertheless, they played an important part in helping other people. The activities they undertook were the same as in the past. They raised money by sell- ing pencils, and by the generous donations ot both teachers and students during their cam- paign. Most of this money was turned in to the local and the national Red Cross headquart- ers, but some was kept to finance Central's club. As last year, they filled boxes with clothes and toys for children in countries devastated by war. The patients of the local hospitals also enjoyed their handiwork through the varied favors placed on service trays. It you'd like to have fun and help others in the way these students did, be sure to join next year's Iunior Red Cross. lean MacDonel1 ii i' 'k Home Room Representatives Advisor - - - - - - - - Mr. Howard C. Grove Among the many student organizations of Central High School, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council, was the Homeroom Representatives. These forty-nine students were selected from the various homerooms to represent their classmates. They met in room 307 under the supervision of the principal ,whenever a meeting was necessary. They assisted by making homeroom announcements and in supervising the collection of money during such fund-raising Eampaigns as the Magazine, the Christmas Seal, the Community Chest, and the Red Cross nves. Mary Strawbridge -97...

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Homecoming and May King and Queen Before the Findlay-Central football game on October 12, 1951, Carolyn Allen and Bob Bassitt were crowned Homecoming Queen and King. The queen and her attendants, Marcia Snook and Lillian Fisher, were brought across the field on a large white float. When they reached the west stand, they stepped down and were met by the king and his courtiers, Mervyn Hawkins and Sonny Nanchoff. The president of the Student Council adorned the queen with a crown of baby orchids and the king with a wreath of olive leaves. Following the ceremony the queen reigned over the game. -K 'A' ir In April, 1951, Ioan Reed and Allen Kelly were crowned May Queen and King by the president of the Student Council. The coronation took place before a large drop of tissue flowers on Central's front steps. The royalty were attended by seniors, Lynn Ault and Nancy Barton, Ienelle Rochelle and Emil Chiles: juniors, Ioyce Bingham and Dick Meredith: sopho- omores, Ianet Ellis and Fred Zimerle: freshmen, Iudy Miller and Ed Berthold. lean MacDonell i i' 'A' Who's Who Most musically inclined - Most artistically inclined Most dramatically inclined Most energetic - ' - Nicest new student - - Most sportsmanlike student Biggest student leader - Best girl dancer - - Best boy dancer - - - Iack Pryer Dan Iohnson Ed McCartney Deanne Fields - Sue McVey - Ron Bell Ioe Butterfield Ianice Aspinall Carl Aspinall Most outstanding colored girl - - Evelyn Thomas Most outstanding colored boy - - Cleo Vaughn Prettiest girl ------ Carole Schaffter Handsomest boy - - - - Carl Aspinall Girl with best personality - - Carolyn Allen Boy with best personality - - - Ron Bell Girl most likely to succeed Boy most likely to succeed Wittiest girl ---- Wittiest boy - - - Shyest girl - Shyest boy - Neatest girl - Neatest boy - Most popular girl A Most popular boy - Most courteous girl - Most courteous boy - Girl with nicest smile - Boy with nicest smile - - Diane Iohnson - - Ron Bell - f Sue Emick I. D. Schillinger - Reva Newcomer - Ralph Stelzer Carole Schatiter - - Ron Bell - Carolyn Allen - - Ron Bell lane Weisenbarger - Dick Meredith Marilyn Stephens - Dick Meredith Cutest couple - - Sandra Neely and Bob Bassitt This year as in previous years the Who's Who contest was under the supervision of the Student Council. Students from grades ten through twelve voted during homeroom period for the students whom they believed deserved recognition. The results were announced at the Whozit Whirl held on February 21. The winners were presented badges stating their specific title. Pat Shields