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

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STUDENT RUNABCDUTS With the ringing of the bell at 11:30 and 3:45, there is one mad rush to the parking lot pictured above. These faithful limousines are always waiting to carry their owners home so that they may appease their hungry appetites. Who says young America isn't inclined to speed? Two hundred of the fourteen hundred students enrolled here come to school on these two-wheeled affairs in search of knowledge. These machines are now parked near the bottom of the giant smokestack, but who knows-how many who now place their vehicles around the base of that high structure will some day through constant striving attain the heights for which their present school work is fitting them. MEMORIES Stored with treasures of bye-gone days And priceless memories of old, . I found my high school diary, The thirty-eight Pot O' Gold. The cover is soiled, the back is spread But the pictures are clear and true, Recalling the friends of my early youth And the school of the Gold and Blue. And South-the pride of our loyal hearts, Where battles were fought and won, Still strives and--twill always attain the best Till she knows that her work is done. I carefully fondle the pages worn, As I flick away lingering tears, Reminiscing and relieving the happy hours Of my fleeting high school years,

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cl of Educafton 7LL4,,e7 We wish to express our appreciation to the members of the school board for their splendid cooperation in helping to make our stay at South High a pleasant one. Sl,lpEl2lNlENDEN'l- ol LIMA SCHOOLS Mr. Reed Mr. J. lVlcl.ean Reed. the new super- intendent of Lima schools. came to our city from Fostoria where he was superintendent ot schools for seven years. Although we aren't very Well ac- quainted with Mr. Reed, his pleas- ing personality has already won US. Not only his manner of speaking to the student body, but also his con- tact with individuals made him our friend.