South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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QR 1934 Coates Coehick Critchfield Countryman Cripe Crumrine Cupp Curry Dembsey Durdio DeRemer Downey Esmonde Fitzgerald Ferguson I-'lager Frank . Frankhouser ' Gebert Geberz LEAFY FERN COATES-Slides a come and go horn . . . does she get fussed? . . . when springtime comes she roller skates. WILLIANI COEHICK-He and the milk-man are great pals . . . they both arrive at Coehicks house at the same time . . . heigh ho! EMERALD CRITCHFIELD-Her tongue a living example of perpetual motion . . . likes red . . . has a violent dislike for history. GEORGE COUNTRYMAN- Whooppee sweater . . . presi- dent of Ye Jolly Steno Club . . . blushes nicely, FERN CRIPE-A perfect carnival queen . . . black curly hair . . . likes to draw and paint . . . fond of a Centralite. FRANCES CRUMRINE-Swims like a fish . . . friends call her Crummy . . . good sport . . . hates to be weighed. RUTH CUPP-Nonchalant at all times . . . admires Mr. Maxfteld's ties . . . wouldn't hurry if her school books were burning. JOHN CURRY-What a football captain! . . . writes love notes . . . at home he is called John Curry. Junior. PATTY ANN DEMBSEY-Temperamental . . . more quiet than usual when she's with a certain senior . . . some- times indifferent. CERTORA DARDIO-Dubbed Pat by her friends . . . swings a mean baseball bait . . . posssesses a rare collection of slang and freckles. Seniors Never Run In the Halls Tl-lllI.XlA DEREMER-A peach of a girl . . . tiery and convincing debater . . . earnest . . . large. dark eyes, Ctaitifxce DowNEi'-A math wizard . . . likes to work at puzzles and problems . . . and whats more. he solves 'em too. JACOB ESMONDEjl-lold everything when Jake's around . . . a little guy with a lotta vitality . . . likes to send valentines. 'JOHN FITZGERALD- Fitz to his pals . . . skips school to go hunting . . . ah me, but boys will be boys. CATHERINE FERGUSON-Lead in Ye Merries Play . . . onlv about five feet high . . . laughs long and often . . . gets her tongue twisted. NAOMI FLAGER7Paradoxical fondness for spinach . . has a doggy complex . . . nervous temperament. FLOYD FRANK-Likes Shakespeare . . . well read . . nickname-Clark Gable . . . yes. foliage and all . . member of National Guard. RALPH FRANKHOUSER-XVhat else but i'ReCl ? . . does a great deal of work with very little credit . . just a stage hand. DICK GEBERT-When Dick's not tardy. no one is . . . a good machinist . . . builds his own. SUE GFBERT-Students' dictionary for slang . . . pretty shade of nail polish . . . favorite song. Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf.

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lhey l-lave lo Beat the laroly Bell FLOYD GLADEELTER-Reservedvbut friendly . . . and what is little known-he has a poetic streak. JANE Gll,l,ESPlE+Knows what she wants and goes after it . . . a nimble wit . . . matter-of-fact and determined. EVEl2If'l l' GOODWIN-Earned his letters in football and basketball . . . in class. bashful, but out-oh so different. PAULINE GILROY-Alert . . . chews her pencil . . . would rather play with her linger nails than recite in history. ' EL't3llNE GOSSARD-He plans to grow up some day . . . spends his summer caddying and his winter crashing basketball games. RL I'I-I GOSSARD+Clatter. clatter go the keys of her Rcmington . . . her philosophyghaste makes waste. elUANl'l'A HAl.l.iBless:d with a low. well-modulated voice . . , Hpleasingly plump . . . at home on the dance llooi' . . . jaunty. ROBERT' GRADE'-Quito settled with his inspiration . . . admires sun-tan. BETTY HAMILTON-Out for all sports . . . a little sister to a bigger brother . . . likes dogs, but oh. Spanish! POT CD' GGLD Gladfeller Gillespie Goodwin Gilroy Gossam' Gossurd ...NN Ha'I Grady 15 ' Hamilton Harmon Harrod Harris Henry Harter Hiity ...s '- 7 .X Hoh! . . -bfi Hinds .2 .. .-.Mal 5' M -ri N HOIdFl.dtYn' gf 5-mi' Ii .is . 'f ' 'A ' fi Hirl - 'Li 1 E Kc. .f LAVINA I-IARMON-Ad-getter . . . lily maid of Astolat . . . another Ovidian student . . . aspires higher than high school students. ROBERT HARROD-A pilgrim from the South . . . interested in chemistry . . . a mien to grace a king's court. JAMSIE HARRIS-Calm as custard everywhere but in chemistry lab . . . rich, throaty voice . . . would be much happier if Virgil were omitted from her course of studies. HAROLD HENRY-The census embraced thirty million women . . . Oh, that I were Census. ALICE HARTER-Voice suitable for French . . . pretty teeth . . . good housekeeper. ROBERT HILTY-Six feet live . . . puts the ball in the basket as nonchalantly as sugar in his tea. HOWARD HOHL-A nice guy . . . and that's the Hohl of it . . . boy. was that a slick one? RUBY HINDS-Displays amazing originality in spelling . . . cheerfully loans to anybody . . . still likes to play with dolls. HIRAM HOLDRIDGE-Nlischievious-but quiet . . always up to something-but never gets caught. MARIE HIRT-Diminutive dimensions . . . Dutch bob.