Lima Senior High School - Spartan Echo (Lima, OH)

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HOWARD W. SCHEUERMAN Privzcifml When you, the members of the class of l965, entered Lima Senior High School, you were urged to study yourselves carefully to de- termine the talents, the interests, and the cap- abilities which you individually possessed. You were then given the privilege of electing the courses and the activities which would lead to the maximum development of these talents and interests. We, the members of the faculty, are cog- nizant of your accomplishments and the honors achieved in your efforts to reach your ob- jectives. For these accomplishments and honors we extend our heartiest congratulations. However, as you leave your Alma Mater, we sincerely hope that the information ab- sorbed, the procedures learned, and the at- titudes and ideals established within you are of such caliber that you will be able to as- sume like true Spartans the responsibilities which you will be called upon to shoulder. We firmly believe that you can effectively assume these responsibilities if you know the value of your word, respect individuals who possess different opinions and beliefs, work to- gether with those individuals to reach estab- lished goals, and manifest the courage to stand for those ideals which by critical thinking you have found to be right. These traits firmly established and judic- iously used should enable you to move our community, state, and nation ever forward. HOWARD W. SCHFUERMAN Principal DANA W. AUKERMAN Assixtfzllt Priucifnzl

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HARRY E. MARTIN Szlperintemlent of Schools MEMBERS OF CLASS OF l965: It is a real privilege to be a part of to congratulate you upon your graduation Lima Senior High School. You are now te ating a period of twelve of the most impc years of your life. You have had the 0 tunity to build the foundation for your f life with the help of one of the finest of teachers available. It is our hope this foundation will lead to a successful happy life for each of you. The records of classes before you, and the ratings within State Department of Education, indicate you have had the privilege of attending of the finest schools available. It is our fond hope that you took full advantage of the Op- portunity your community provided for you. Education is guided experience in and preparation for living. It should consist of the opportunity for the individual to develop his abilities to their fullest, and to attain learnings necessary for living within his g Our schools have been planned to fu these goals. Thus you have been able to learn those things essential to a more meaningful and useful life in your family, in your vocation, and in your community. This diploma which you receive june 7, l965, will represent a real achievement on your part. May I congratulate you and express my hope for a very successful and profitable fu- ture for you. Sincerely, HARRY E. MARTIN Superintendent of Schools. HARRY GROSS Assistant Superinlendent of Lima City Schools

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,ms .e 1 :,, L Q I - 3' ss? LYLE BARBER MRS. ZALIA SUNDFOR Dean of Boys Dean of Girls WILLIAM KOHLER Counselor MARGARET RIMER DORIS SHANK Counselor Counselor -3- M ww' 515 2 I 55 E