Lima High School - Ska Hase Ga Oan Yearbook (Lima, NY)

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Advisor Miss Catherine Slattery, Row I C Hendricxson, M Shanks, M L Semmel B Semmel, P Keenan, B Lefler, M E Meyers, Row II L Perry, P Payne, D Ger hardt, J Vollmer, L Jans, Miss Slattery, R Barber, M Barnes, Row III R Now ack, J Kingsley, J Sherman, A Andrews, R Yorks OFFICERS Vice President Barbara Lefler Under the capable leadership of Miss Slattery, the Llbrary Club started its activities early thls year by electing its officers as follows President Patricla Keenan and Vice President Barbara Lefler The Library Cluo has an enrollment of nineteen members Meetings are held regularly every Thursday in the library Processing booxs, grade library, bulletin boards and displays are some of the activities the Library Club undertakes The Library Club was begun in the old Lima High School building in 1921 Membership in the club is open to Sophomores, Juniors and Senlors Several of the members have gone on to library worn Last year the teachers' room was converted into the grade llbrary This library is open to grades one tnough six 30 : ' : 0 z o o u 3 President ------ Patricia Keenan

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Advisors Mrs Margaret Whitbourne, Miss Mary Knapp, Row I M Andrews, P Keenan, D Gerhardt, R Simmons, Row II Mrs Whitbourne, K Burmeister, D SCh1lliHgSP, R Barber, J Shanks, J Kingsley, L Donegan, R Merritt, Row III M Shanks, J Pennington, R Kase, G Schillinger, A Stewart, M E Meyers, L Jaws, R Yorxs, Miss Knapp OFFItERS President Josepn L Shan s Secretary Ruth Barber Treasurer orlng Donegan This year the Student Council not only sponsered tne yearbooa, but also promoted several campaigns A clean uo program was set ap througd wnich homeroons endeavored to keep their school more clean and pleasant for visiting oeoole Efforts were made to keep law and order in scnool and on the school busses Personalized pencils and bookcovers bearirg L1ma's insign1a were sold to the students Money was also procured by SUOHSSPLHU dance hours after basketball games and sellinv potato chips, candy, ets during the noon hours All in all, we believe this nas been a most successful year for the Student Council 29 W : . . ' ' 2 . . . . ' 2 . . . -' . . . . . ' : . O Q I -A O ' I0 I A I x - . . - - - - - - ' . k V1ce-President- - - - June Kingsley - - - - - - L ' . , , - - A1 s 4 . 9- A o A U O ' V 1 .cz X on ,J 4 Q 0 I .

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fed Emu Advisors Mrs Dolores Bush, Mrs Marion Goodwin, Row I M Yorks, B Peters, L Plain, J Wright, G Greivson, C Jans Row II H Pearl, R Yorks, S Harvey, M Shanks, R Yorks, S Miller Row III R Simmons, W Crandall, B Semmel, R Nowack, R Gross, OFFICERS President Mary Shanks Vice President Betty Semmel Secretary Treasurer Ronald Yorks Student Council Rep Rosemary Simmons For many years previous to tne organlzing of the Junior Red Cross Council, the Junior Red Cross was in the capable hands of Mrs Gray When the Council was formed in 1947, Mrs Goodwin and Mrs Nhitbourne were chosen as leaders This year the Council is under the gu1dance of Mrs Goodwin and Mrs Bush The Junior Red Cross Council put on an assembly and Mrs Pierce, the county chairman of the Red Cross, was a guest She read a letter from Korea written to some Lima High School students to thanx them for a gift bon they had pacxed The Council had made and filled nut cups, designed napkins and made favors for the Veterans' Hospital at Batavia It was an honor for Lima High School when Mary Shanks was chosen to attend a conference in Massachusetts during tne summer 31 Y u u Q Q Q 0 f as 0 0 Q 0 0 0 o oo 0 0 Q o . Q Q an 0 0 a 0 - .--- , , F . o 0 Q s n o s a 0 0 I K , o Q ' o