North Lima High School - Echo Yearbook (North Lima, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS-Mr. DiGregorio, Sponsor First Row lleft to rightl-Mortha Cearns, Shirley Hiney, Nancy Moore, Carol Good, lla Mae Mains, Marilouise McGinnis, Alice Mellinger, Thelma Kerr. Second Row-Mr. DiGregorio, Doris Arkwright, Doris Whitfield, Dolores Holz, Betty Lou Brown, Charlotte Kugler. Third Row-Ronald Rapp, Raymond Yoder, Peter Wellman, Carl Webster, Aubrey Shenefiel, Raymond Hitchcock, David Anderson. Fourth Row-Tom Whitfield, Richard Ellison, Richard Yoder, Richard Arkwright, l-lanspeter Merkel, Bill Yoho, Tom Griffiths, Albert Steiner, Jim Thompson. Not Pictured-Ann Frye, Lamar Shoemaker, Leland Blose, Evelyn Macklin. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY During the iirst week oi' school the junior Class elected the following officers: president, Tom Griffiths: Vice-president, Lamar Shoemaker: secretary, lXlartha Cearns: and treasurer, Betty Brown. ln addition to these ol'l'icers Mr. Diflreg- orio, our class sponsor, has been very helplul to us in the carrying out of our plans and projects. One ol' the first events of the year was the arrival of our class rings which we had ordered the year before. As money-making projects we held a skating party, sold l'Ci.I'CSl1lllCllIS at some ol' the basketball games, produced our class play, Clementine, sold candy at noon during the second semester, and sponsored a jamboree. Our class was well represented in extra-curricular activities. The majority oi our class joined the 'l'ri-Hi-Y, or Hi-Y, and Glee Clubs. Football, basketball teams, the band, and the Lima Lite Stall' also called many of our class members. and baseball teams, the band, and the Lima Lite Stall' also called many of our class members. Five cheerleaders and three majorettes from our class also dis- played talents. The outstanding event ol' our year was the junior-Senior Banquet which we held for the Seniors at the Mahoning Country Club in May. This event will be long remenibered by all who attended it. During this year we have learned to work together in a co-operative spirit and we sincerely hope that this Co-operation will continue and improve through- out our next and last year. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT