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

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For 1937 A Carnival, Junior play. basketball games, debate tournaments, concerts, Ye Merries play, operetta, play practice, school dances, Senior play-each contributes a vividly realistic picture of the inside of our school at nighft. Outside in the quiet darkness. stars twinkle over our Alma Mater's gleaming windows and snow-cow ered lawn.

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Pot 0' Goldl The claltering of tgpewriters. banging of lockers, dropping of books, laughter of pupils. the atmosphere of lndustry in chemistry, English. and American his- tory classes, the responsibility of assignments, and the z'rresponsz'bilz'tg of our assemblies-all this is our build- ing by dag.

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lVlR. A. Nl. GANTZ lVlR. C. Poor. MR. W. C. IDERBYSHIRE DR. A. N. WISELEX' MR. P. NEISWANDER Vive Ilrwniml President Clerk BOARD OF EOIIOATION H SIIPERINTENOENT 0F LIMA SCHOOLS Mr. R. E. Offenhauer has been superintend- ent of the Lima schools for the past thirteen years. During this time he has built for himself a foundation of fine friendship among the teach- ers and students of the city. 'His presence is al- ways Welcome, whether it be in assemblies or in the classrooms. In recent years, he has done outstanding work in national organizations. such as the National Educational Association, of which he is treasur- er. He is also president of the national organiza- tion, the School-masters' Kiwanis Club.