South High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Lima, OH)
- Class of 1943
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' 'fat' NY. ,Ai-C' - 'i v'2?v -, -- 'Q-,'J,,v: Wai- 1 u'-1..,'f ,'f5iQ31.gjr51y V -'V . .Y'-Zvivf-le,:?g' 4:21--Lf 2 . .- .fm -gg, ,, 'L'1fL' ,f K--5 L- ' fn-wha -:.j I-I 7-PQI .gk I , ..I.'f,q3I:ggIL.-., VI. x QIQ.-if .LI-ga-f, 51 5' V. 1-'EA L ., A 4j5z '?-'f52ff 3:l,,V-w?Qx . . -JL' . 'Qin v- ' .V ,j 9351 ff.. f 1 . H I '. 3' Y ' -V Q-L' ,. ' ...- , if-f 1 N-271.1---.3-. ,- -f'-'L'-- f'- '5'. . L!- V, ?7-'31, M- gf' '- . 'JT-.ai ,F 'PH? '4'--. 1, - - 41 VE- .Z 4-3 , Y' ew5'5j5rl.i-g1Le:m.-sk. ...dX'f?f-'f.-f- fpewizfmi wzaffv- -av'-2+ H ' 'LV f- 'Zh- .-Lv'-.uie:.n--aa. f - -'5 1 W'-f1'.. f'-'g -25.2 , Kd' -A 'Z 'V' . TQWM ' Tn U ..., .:' The Senior Class of South High School Limo, Ohio presents the nineteen hundred forty-three POT O' GOLD Our school life at all times, Whether in War or in peace, is a march toward a goal of high achievement which fulfills our dreams and desires. Today, with our country and our allies, We are striving for Victory. Within the pages of this, the twenty-fourth edition of the Pot O' Gold, we have ear- nestly endeavored to depict our Alma Mater's share in that great struggle. x W .YQ k K 1 ,Q , L A X A W . - X f 'W v axiwza, ASN W K g - - z A X A E. ' . L1 :: - - as we fy, wi Q ze? if Q WQSX f Vw, 144.5 5 w ff- f ,Wm WM fi, W4 'QmW W 5 W Nw: L wfgiziz . QL Zin illlemnriam Mr. Loyd C. Boggs, former head of South High Schools mathematics department, met his death While vacationing on Burt Lake, Michigan, in the summer of l942. During his two years at South, he made many friends among the students and teachers. His Willingness to help others and his warm, everyf day friendliness will he remembered hy all. The class of 1943 also wishes to commemorate all former students of South High School who have so nobly sacrificed their lives in defense of their country, so that we, the future citizens of the United States, may enjoy freedom, peace, and contentment. g x -1, ,skin X x x ' : fffiv:-26'f:6.f' - . V -ful -ff-LEFSW-1'4 ,X E' lx, -Q ' lf A 'Ill' To South's boys and girls Who, as men and Women in the uniform of their country, are defending at home and in tar away lands the principles of a secure freedom and de- mocracy, We, the students of South High School, proudly dedicate the 1943 Pot O' Gold. :DID .j j w X U X x , w O Admlhflvfraflbn X .VX I f Q , . ' ,JI 4-N., 5 -- :..,.. -' -- fs - ln this, his sixth year as Super- intendent of Lima Schools. Mr. J. McLean Reed has continued his efforts toward the general advance- ment of Lima's entire educational system. His duties in general are to su- pervise the Work of the teaching staff, to direct the schools' financial policy, to stimulate the profession- al development of teachers, and to inspire achievement of pupils. Having established himself as an esteemed leader, Mr. Reed has made many friends among pupils, teach- ers, and parents. n The Board of Education bears a large share of the responsibility for the com-- petent supervision of the educational system in Lima. Among its many duties are prescrib- ing courses of instruction, selecting teach- ers, and putting into operation legisla- tion that will protect the health and safety of students. With Dr. A. N. Wiseley as president, and Mr. A. M. Gantz as clerk, this group of men is given much due credit for the efficient operation of the Lima Public Schools. As Director of Maintenance. Mr. Harry G. Mason keeps our schools healthful and in good condition by directing repairs when needed. A. M. Ciantz W. C. Derbyshire A, N. Wiscley Frank Smith H. G. Mason T. Carl Jansen Having an interest in our school and an understanding of its affairs, Mr. H. C. Roberson, Assistant Principal, was a valuable helper to the teachers and the pupils. Miss Zalia Harbaugh, Dean of Girls, carries out the duties of her position with tact and patience. She is always ready to give advice and assistance, and has won the cooperation of everyone in South High School. Miss Maxine Miller and Mrs. Norma Sykes very capably supervised the many activities that must be carried on in a school oflice. Each was an invaluable helper to both the faculty and the stu- dent body. H. C. Roberson Zalia Harbaugh Norma Sykes Maxine Miller Mr. Paul C. Ciarrison, our new principal, came to our school from Franklin, Indiana. As our chief executor, he has won the good will, cooperation, and respect of both the faculty and student body. He has helped us, as students, to assume responsibility for future undertakings: and his sincerity and personality have given a deeper signiiicance to our school life. Faculty RUTH AMSTUTZ Heidelberg College Home Economics ETHEL ASHER Ohio University. versity Ohio State Uni- History, social science GORDON VJ. BARTTER Baldwin Wallace College. Ohio State University, Vklestern Reserve Uni- versity lnduslrial flrts HAZEI. BAVER Ohio State University. University of Dayton Bookkeeping. office practice. com- mercial law MARY BEERY Wooster College, McGill University, Miss Farmers School of Cookery 1 Adrian College, Middlebury College, Bluffton College, Chicago Univer sity, Univerisitad Nacional de Mejico, New York Berlitz School French, Spanish, history MAY BENROTH Heidelberg College, Columbia University Latin, algebra B. L. BLOOM XVilmington College, Cincinnati Uni- versity, Ohio State University Industrial Arts JOE BOWERS Defignce College, Columbia Uni versity General Science MARIE BOWLUS Heidelberg College, Columbia Uni- versity English Faculty FRANCES BOXVYER Ohio Northern U Green State Univ ern University niversitv, Bowling ersity, Northwest- English RUBY BYIfRl.Y Manchester College. Ohio State Uni' versity. University ol' XVisconsin English DAN CIINGAIVIAN Bowling Green Slate University 531 1-gt! Mvchuntierzl Drutuinu DOROTHY DEMPSTER De Pauw University. Wittenberg College. Ohio Northern University. Gregg Business School. Bowling Green State University. Indiana State Normal Shorthand, lyping G. Ii. FIGGINS Bowling Green S Industrial Arls tate University MARIE IfRYER Asbury College. Bluffton College. Ohio Northern University Home Ef'0l!0I7ll.l'S Il. B. IIRESHYVAFIAER Ohio YVesleyan University. Indiana University. Columbia University. Cincinnati University rlmcrtran History l,iS'l'HER GILLETTE Faculty Ohio Wesleyan University, Univer- sity of Wisconsin Physical Educalion THELMA GLASSVORD Ohio Wesleyan University English HATTIE JOSEPH Manchester College, Ohio State University Biolotyy HELEN KELLY Ohio University, Ohio State Uni- versity, University of Chicago. Col- lege of Business Administration Boohlzeepnig. typing ROBERT C. KINNEY Ohio University, Ohio State Uni- versity Ciuics, sociology DEAN KITTLE Ohio University. lowa State College Industrial Arts LELA KI ,INGER Miami University, Cincinnati Uni- versity Art CHARLES E. LUOMA Dana's Musical Institute. Hiram College, Kent State University. Western Reserve University, North- western University Instrumental music Faculty GENEVIEVE MARVIN Ohio University. Univvrsity of XVis- consin. Columbia Universitv English. journalism GEORGE C. MAXFIELD Michigan State Collcgc, Ohio State Univcrsit v Chemistru, phtfsrhs KATHARINE MORRIS Ohio State University. University ol' bouthvrn C.1lifor nia. Miami Univer- sity. University of XVisconsin lltmu' 1Zit'UI7tJl7Tl4I'S lfl IZABIZTII MOUl,'l'ON XVclleslev Collcgc English AIFRIID RIEIDIER University ol' Nt-lwmska, Augustana College I'uc'uI mttsir FRIEDA RENZ Wittenberg Collcgc Book keeping, mnimvrriul urith 4 matic EDITH RIDENOUR Ohio University English EDITH ROEDER Manchester College, Ohio Stale University History. geography VERNA D. ROUSE Bluffton College. University ol' Michigan. Miami University Gem-ru! Sribnfe LUCILE ROXV Bowling Green Faculty State U niversity. Ohio State University, Ohio Uni- versity Shorlhaml. Iup1'r7g CHARLES A. RUSLIZR Ohio SIJIC University Hisrorif. qeoqmphtf HELEN SHANAHAN Trinity College. Columbia Univer- sity Lulin. English Wll,l IAM SHAVFR Ohio University illuihurmllii C. F. SINCLAIR Ohio State University lWf1lhl'IWUfl'CS LOUISE 'l'1XGG1XR'li Ohio XVesleyJn University, Willeiif berg College, Miami University, Ohio State University Al'l7f'I'1lK'llf7 History, t'it,'iif.s LILLIAN TAYLOR Ohio Wesleyan University, New York University English Faculty XVll.l.lAM G. 'l'l2NlPEl. Elmhurst College, Hastings College. Northwestern University, University of Nebraska Choir HATTII2 D. THORING Heidelberg College. University ol' California, University lllct!hen7t1Il't's ol' Coloratlo MARY TUDOR Bowling Green State University, Miami University. Columbia Uni- versity History GEORGE VORF Manchester College l'llt1lht'rm11i4's, ulqebrtt MARY WEADOCK MARTIN D. VARNER Ohio State University !'l7ys1't'uI Edtzrtlttion University of Michigan. Columbia University English W. H. Wll,SON Ohio University. Ohio State Uni- sity Mrlllienittttcx. rzlqehra, qeonlelrtf Dlfli YOUNG Ohio Northern University CliL'it't9, qeoqrrtphtf N If ,, 1 XX xg. P I V -'Al-0 f..a.4-EVJ. ' I Wadi!! 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I: science -:lub Z S1,a1m1 Up und SIAHIIH I.OLIISIf CRIIBIAR- f'ri1li'gu PI'L'l71llAllltI!'Il Blue Triangle I. Z. 3. 4: Girls' xVClli.II'C 3 43 lmwlinp I: C. A. A. I. 2. I. 4: class virc-prusidrnt 4: choir 3. 4: Student Council 4 Is:cri'lA1'y-lrcnsurcrI: Rainlvow stall' I. 4: And Came th: Spring Hkfttu IJIIPH IlL'GIfNIf DISNISON-Industrial .IIA Thai Ii1'u1l7c1' ul' Mzncu Seniors IVAN Dl2'I'RlCK+Collcgc Prvpurafmif Palcttc Club 4: Rainbow I, 4: knitting flulm I: Bluc Triangle -I Mc and My Shadow ROl5lfR'I4 DC5Nl2ll-vCiL'17L'l'tll for Ili-'.w1JolIgf Good l'icllm.U ' lfVl5l.YN Du l5l:2GE'l7t'!'lll l'1'm'ioLrS 1-ls Crm BP-I C A ROL! N IZ DU PllS'fDUI77l?7Ul'L'llll YQ Mcrrics 2. '53 choir l. Z, 3. -lx G A A l 7 'iCc1n'r You Hvur M0 Calling, CtlfKllll7l'i' DICK I:AlR'lflClLlSlI'Iilll Arls Vootlwall l. 2, 3: Yc Metrics l. 1: Clio Z, I. -4: lmys' qunrtct I. -I:P.1lcltcClu Sr. Hi-Y -I: 'l'lic Chinn Shop Sail ll ll'1Il7 NILISIIH CI IARLVS lilfllfjlfSONfCjLJl77f7?Pl'C1.nIl Ship Up and Shukc My Hand HERBERT FERGUSON--College Preparatory Ye Merries I. -iz And Cams the Spring Just Give Me Musim' in Ihe Euvningn .IVAN l3RiXl.lCli- -lloniv lfcorwmifs Band l. Z, 3 -lr orchestra Z. 3. -I: Blue Triangle l, 2: knitting club 3: Home Nursing -lx Student Council Z l'd Rtrzhvr Slay Horm' and Bc Lonely DORIS FRYlf-'fCTUl7?I'I7L'fClilll Knitting club Sweet SOl7700l7UH DOROTHY CABLES-Convnvcrcziul I Give You My lVord lvl .lL'Nlf CiA'l l'UN--G1'nt'rul Seniors H3Vf7t'l7 You Say 73'7llf-SSl77Iilt'. ' DONNA CORIJON-lVo1't-:Agn I,lIl7f1llKllIt' Blur Triangle l, 3. -l I kl'unl 41 P1'i'iL11'r' In My l.or'kvl MARGARI-'l' GRlUSl3X-- Home Et'or7onm's Girls' octct 3. 4: Blue Trianglc l: choir l.l,3 4: Tho China Shop , His I.ov- ing Nephcwsu CIW Mi' Muslt' CiliORGli HAI,Il2NA+1ndustrr'aI Arts Georgie Porgzen CAROL Cillthsx- I-'orvign lnrvguugi' Rod Cross Council 3: band l, 1, 3, -l: orchestra Z. 3, -l: journalism 3: annual staff 4 Kiss Ihr' Boys Gooc1'Imgc Jukkllzb- IIAGIIARIUY lmluslrml ,-lrl.s Track 1. 3: football l, 2 l'l7l' Hrs! ul' My Hvurf' MARY ALICE HENNON-.-College Preparatory Library club 1, Z: debate l. 2: knitting club l, Z: bowling l. Z: Blue Triangle l, 2. 3. -lr qvicc-prcsidcntl: Student Coun- cil 4: class secretary 4: Rainbow 3, 4 Qcditorl : His Loving Ncphcwsn '.MCIflf.' BIQTTY HINTON-Holm' lii'Ol7UI77l-CS Blum Triangle l. 3. -l: knitting club 3: Student Council l 'Hwy flmerrfan Bvuulyu XVAIITER HOGUE-Collage 1'rc'pu1't1lo1'i1 Band l. Z. 3. -lr ldrum majorl: Red Cross Council 2. 3: carnival l, 2: Hi-Y -lx intramural baskvlball l. 3. 4 Tho Imaclcr of lhe Band DOROTHY Ho1.1.1Nc5swoR'l 1 Lexi-it-nt-1 Blue Triangle l. 2. 3. -l: band 7 3 Rainbow 3, 4 AH Truv Blue ELIZABETH I-lOLMES+Comn7ercial Was It My Imagination Seniors GERALD HOOKER--lnduslrial Arla Keep 'Em Happy Cl lARI.liS H U11-ClllhlSON-ff.'Ol77l77L'l'lI-tl, Band l, 2, 1. 4: Ye Merrics l, Z, 3, 4 lvice-presidcntl: Hi-Y Z. 3, 4: And Came the Spring Here Conms Charlie A RTHU R IHM1Colli'yv P1'cp,'11'i11oi'y Band l, Z, 3, 4: orchestra I. Z, 3, 4: tennis 3, 4 an Old C,l0LUl7I1l7ll HAROLD J ENNlNClS2C.Ul77I77t'l'L'ltll Football W, 4: lmskeilull 3. 4: choir 4 transferred from Central 'nlilue Eyes 3 RALPH JOHNSON--Commercial Football Z. 3, 4: basketball 2, track Z, 3. 4 3. 4: XVhy Don'r You Fall in Love VVith Me HELEN JOHNSTON--Foreign Language Blue Triangle 3 Oh Johnny VIRGINIA .lONlfS-- CTO!TII77L'I'L'1-Ill Blue Triangle 3 Happy in I.oUc E1.iaANo12 K1x1B1.u--Sf-i'en:e P01 O' Gold 4: Home Nuwing 4 Million Dollar Baby MARGARET KlSSl4Lf-Home Economius Blue Triangle 4 A Little Bit of Heaven Seniors RUBISRT Kl.lfINOIEDlili+COn7l77CrL'1'tll Hi-Y l. 2. 3 lprcsidentl, 4: intramural basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Gosh.' Thats Crea! 'l'llliDA Kl,lNGl.lill-gCc1n7117vr'rt1't l.1'IIIe Girl 11 XVAYNIE KRlQUTZliR-lmlttxlrttll :lrls Stage crew l, Z, 3 I C'tm'1 Rem: 'mlwr fu I'-Ul'lIL'lH DONNA l,AI7D---Cf:xrmvvvruul Blue Triangle l. Z. 3, -4: Red Cross Coun- til Z 3 lnndl 7 3 ' vw sttfl 3 , : 1 .- ,-lzliatnbt 1.llK1ldlf Bray GI'R'I'RL'l7l' l,.-XNKQIJYVCft1rmm'1'tl'u Blue l'ri.mgIe l. Z. 3. 4: Ci. A. X 7 1 -l knitting club 4 Nt'tllt'.H1 '1'1't'a'f2 of lflt' lllvvftl' CHARLES l,AWSON-Industrial Arts II Must Be True JACK LEASURE- -Science Hi-Y 1 Qtreasurerj, 2 Qtreasurerlz science club 1. 2 lpresidcntj Truly MYRA l.lEl1.1I I- CNm171m'r't'1'l1l Blue Triangle l. 2 Brct1lhIess Romsle T 1,1251 1111zWSw'mt-t- Jr. Hi-Y l, Z: science club l. Z Ivice- presiclenthz .mnu.1l staff 4 Jus! u 1'-lldfd Photograph lVlAR'l'I lA I,l7XVlS+Ci0777!77L'l'l'l-UI Blue Triangle l. Z, 3 Mur!ha Seniors NACHI I,INTON--Cfomniercuzl Blue Triangle 4: volleyball l 'Iil7ur7lzx for the Nlemoryu .lot IN I.ouKos---Gi-m-rril Ye Merries l. Z, 3. -lx Palette Club 3. 4 tpresidentl: carnival lp annual staff -lp i'His Loving Nepheusu 'l'lrIt.sI'x 1.t'l'0 CONSTANCI1 MLTCLAlN--Coniniwentl Blue Triangle 3, -l' Mu SLL'l't'l17l'tII'l'S Ihr' Mun in Ihr Moon lVlAI?C3ARIE'I' MCK!NNlEY-Cior77n7er'f1'ill Blue Triangle l tprcsidcntl, Z. 3, -li choir 3, 4: Student Council l: advertising solicitor 4L girls' octet -+3 And Came the Spring fm Quite In lfuvor of You CiI.l5N MCPIIIERON-F C'oIIt'tle I,I't'f?tll'LlftJlU Hi-Y 3, 4: choir 3 Double Troul1Ie BETTY MARTIN-Commercial Class president l 3 basketball l. 2: G. A. A. l. 2. 3. 4: Blue Triangle l. 2. 3: Girls' Vv'elfare 4: annual stall' 4 I Huue tr Dare ClIARl.l'S lVlIfCKl.lEY7Il7u':1st1'tul riffs Transferred from Central High School CTf7KII'Il'tl, My Boy MARTIN lVllCllAl2I ---Commereiul Hi-Y l. Z. 3. -lr fpresidentl: choir -iz lwasltethall l: baseball l. Z: And Came the Spring 1 Get the Nerf? of the Chivkerf' Haizoto Mtt,t.tliz--Serum-e Hi-Y Z, 3. Pennies lrom I'ICl1L'l'f7H JANE lVllI.l.lQR7Forez'gn language Blue Triangle l. Z. 3. 4: choir 3 4 Janie Seniors LADENIE lVllI.l.liR-Commercial Blue Triangle l. 2. 3, 45 knitting club -ll G. A. A.-1 lVho lVouldn'1 Love You Lois lVlll.l.lfR+C,sUI77l'7'?L'Ffl'llI Blue Triangle l, Z. 21.2 G. A. A. l, Z, 3' Rainbow staff -l: knitting club 4 Deep In 11 Dream MARILYN MII.l.liR--fl-Colwyn Lungruage Blue Triangle l, I. 3: Girls' XVclfare 4: choir l, 2, 3. -lx girls' octet 3, -l: Pot O' Gold -l' As Tinn' Gous Htl PllYLl.lS MII.Llili+Con7n7e1't'1't1l Blue Triangle l. Z. 3. 4: Red Cross Coun- cil 2. 3: knitting club 4: bowling 3, 4: G. A. A. l. Z. 3. 4: Home Nursing 4 My Hear! Brlongx lo Dlllillllli RIKTIIAIQD MOSIRR--f lmitisfrltll flrls Swing Orchestra I,1'lIle Latin ROBERT MOSER--College Preparatory Basketball l. Z, 3, 4: golf l, Z. 3. 4 football l, Z 4'Your Feefs Too Big THOMAS NELSON-Im1uS!rr'ul Track 2. 3 S'po.si'n' Arts JAN li'l' N IEL' NlAN-- Commt rriul Blue Triangle l. G. A. A. l. Z. 2. 3. 4: knitting club -li 3. -lr Rainbow staff 4 Mako Why for Tomorrow JOAN NICOI. l Nlf--CrOV7JI77t'!'t'1-ill Bowling 3. 4: Blue Triangle l. 1, 3. -l: G. A. A. l. 2.3 Thut'x for Me DWIGHT NlCOl.l3Tickll77f77t'I'L'l-All Hi-Y 3, 41 basketball l. Z. 3. 4: baseball Z. 3: Pot O' Gold -lx class president 3: class vice-president 2: band l. Z. 3. 4: Student Council 3, 4 tpresidenth: Red Cross Council 2. 3 tpresidcntl Youre Got ll'hat It Takes IOY NlXON2f,'Ul77I77t'I't'l-III Bowling 3: And Came the Spring Yr1u'rca Bi! ol' All Right Seniors DICK N UNGESTISR--lrvdustziul Arts Chorus l. 2: intramural sports l, Z, 3. -lg The China Shop l5u1ch XV I I,I ,IAM NUNGIiS'l'lfI1--Cm17n7c'1't'1't1l Student Council l. 3, -I: class president 4: Hi-Y l. 2. 3. 4: Yc Mcrrics -I: Palcttc Club 3. 4: track l, 2, 3, -I-1 intramural lwaskctball l, Z, 3. 4 Ul t1III-Htl In I.oUt' AQIIIIY4' ROSVMARY PAIN I'I11afCi.'m-ml Choir l. Z: l3luc lrianglc l, l, 3 Rosie thc RI-L'l'fl'l ' Bli'l l4Y PARI lfl-'lll'Q--COl77I77Cl'L'l-KI! Slay as Swv:-t as You Are' RUSSlfl.l. l3ARKliR-'SCl'C77fC lrootlmll l, 2, 3. 4 I D1'dn't Know lVhat Tirm' It lVas XVILLIAM PARKER-Alndustrial Arts Band l, 2. 3, 4 Why Is It RLTIILIN l7AL'IlIfM-Ifniuslrull Arls Choir Z. 3, -I: Hi-Y l. Z: intramural Imslwtball 2, 3. -I Screw Ball VIRGINIA PAUl:l:tCTUI77I77L'I't'I,tll IfU0r So Oflvrvm DONNA PI2ARSON-- CQJl71l7?L'I'L'1-dl Annual staff 4- 'ASka!er's lVt1Ilz Seniors KlENNlf'l'll PENHORWOOD-Cullvgi' 1'ri'pm'alt11'i1 Basketball l, 4: football l. 2 Mr. Five by Five lVlARCiARliT l7lfRlilNS-Gi'Dl'l'tl1 Transferretl from Ottawa Pulwlic: luantl 4: radio 4 Peg U' My Hum! MAX Pl.AU01-IER---C'oIlvgv I'n-pti1'ti1oz'i1 Transferred from Elida: choir 4 Bells of lhe Deep Doiiori ii' Pool , i :+CTiJl77l77A'I't'lAlll G. A. A. l. Z. 3. 4: lwantl 2. 3. 4: l3lue 'lriangle l. 2. 3 A'1.ut'i'nqIy Yutirs' XVALTER l3O'lk'l'S-V-Chili-gt' l'1'vp.i1rt1lor'y Track l, Z. 3. 4: intramural basketlwa l, Z. 3.4: carnival l J1'tler al1'L'l'u IVAN l'LlGIl7CuIl1'g1v Prvpurulory Ye Merrics l. 2, 3. 4 lpresitlcntl: G. A. A. l. Z. 3. 4 lpresidentl: Blue Triangle l. 1, 3. 4: Girls' Wr'lfare l lvicwpresi- dentl, 4: choir l. 4: bowling 3: adver- tising staff 4: His loving Ncpliewsnz And Came the Spring Aly Iiumpittf Bump Bump Heart J Oli l7UGSl.liY?ColIvge Preparatory Transferred from Shawnee High School flux! ll Kid Named Joe CARI. RAiwic1A-fGcnttr.ul Hi-Y l. 2 A'Kr'vp Your fingers Cros.st'tl ' VIRGII. RIQIESIE--'College' Prvpurulortf Band l. Z. 3. 4: orchestra l, 2. 3, 4: Rid Cross Council 2. 3 Youre the Tops lfI.liANOR Rl:ruinsCmmmtmul Blue Triangle l. Z. 3: choir 3, 4: G. A A. l, Z. 3. 4: girls' glee club 3, 4 lVuIi'h Ihr' 13i'rrIi'i ' llIiI,I2N RIDGEWAY4Home Economics Seniors Transferred from Forest High School Many's the Time DON ROB ERTS-College 1,!'Pf7K!I'tlfOI'tl Band l. Z. 3, 4: orc tennis 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4- 3 . hcstra l. Z. 1, 4. 5 intramural baskct ball l, Z. 3, 4: Red Cross Counril l, 2. 1 3. 4: Student Council thc Spring C'msstotUn HARRX Rom I. -1 '4P.ml Cams IRTS- C3o111r77u1't'1't11 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Cvicc-prceitlcntlz tennis l. Z. 3. -l: HiAY 4: Red Cross Council Council Z . 3: intramural sports l. 2, 3: Rnd Came the Spring Thvn VII Bc Happy MARCEEN Rol.lTlfS-'C3t7l77I774'l'L'l.tII Blue Triangle' l. 2, 3, 4: choir 3, 4 I Poureu' My Heart Into tl Sontfi .lil ANN RKUSS-C-NCJH7lHL'I't'l'Lll Blue Trianglc 4: bowling 4 A'ShP's EL'e1'ghot1y'.s Stueolhoarln ROBERT ROSS--lntluslriul Arts Good Luth To You ROBIIRT RUCKl'.ll--rfxfllldll' Prtfptlrumry Hi-Y 2, 4: football l, lg intramural basketball l, 2, 4 I Hauvn't Time To Bs' a All-lllifllitll-TGV' DONALD RUMITR--4 Il7llUSfI'IvlII flrts lfootball Z 3,4111-ark! Cubs of l OUP., l,l.OYlJ SCHNEIDFR---Ir7cfL1Slr1'u1 flrls Baseball 3, 4: intramural basketball l. Z, 3 HlVl'lL'0 GOI a Job To Do PAULINF SCllNl2lDliRfSCtL'I7C6' Blue Triangle l, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A knitting club 4 HSf7l'iI'7tll!4I770 :mtl You Seniors RICHARD SCHNEIDER-Industrial Arts Football 2 Slowly but Surely DON SCP lU l.'I'Z-lmlusI1'1'ul Arts Mil Ideal BFTTY SlfVlT7- llmiw 7ft'onor7il'i's Hllfimlx HATTHE SMAI.l,-College Preparatory Baslwtlmll 3. 4: G. A. A. 2. 3, -4 l, Z, 3: choir 3, 4 Tin-iv! 1114- Said it Again flrroxx !l7e 71slllll ' lfVlfl.YN SIIOCKIW- -CxfH77I77l'l'l'l-ill Blue Triangle l. 2. 3. 4: lmnd l, l. 3: orchestra I. 2, 3. 4: bowling 3, -l: Real Cross Council 2. 3 lllvhl-S,176'I'l'I'!LI ROBERT Sl.lfCIITlfR- cTtll77I77l'l'fl.4ll ini llflliSl7l'l7lIL'l-17' 3 lmnd J UNE SMITH-Commercial G. A. A. l, 2: Blue Triangle l, 2 ftreas- urerl, 3, 4 lpresidentlc knitting club 4 Just Give Mt- Musir in the Evening ROBIERT SNI DlfRiCT0f77l774'I'l'l4lIl Youll fllwuus Knmlf' GFNFVIIZVF SORliNSl5N-GL'774'l'lll Choir 2. 3. 4: Ye Merries 3: Blue Triangle 3: The China Shopu: Old Kentucky Garden h8LUPl.'I Gl'I7t'L'l?L'l ' Cl.YDlZ SOUTIIIERS-lrnliislriul Arls Dear Alf' Seniors ISABIEI. STIERRIETT-College Preparatory Blue Triangle l, 2. 3, 4: G. A, A. l. 1, 3. 4: choir l. 2. 4: bowling 4: An Old Kentucky Garden 'l'hul'.s for Me JUAN S'l'l5WAR'I'-f-Cim'nr17t'1t'1't1I Choir 71. 4: girls' octet 4: girls' glee club 3. 4: Blue Triangle l, 3 Hfihew, Chew. Cheuf' RALPH STRliii'lTfCiOl7?fT7l'1'tAIit!I Junior Hi-Y l. 2: Senior Hi-Y 3. 4: intramural basketball l. Z. 3, 4 S1:'0eI of Regret GIENF STUMI'P-C.'un7n7t'l'4itll Hi-Y l. Z, 3, 4: football 3 '4S1'1l1'n' tm ll Login .IOSIEPII SUl.liliN--St'Iit'I!fP Science club Z: Hi-Y 1 Per1'dIddle Joe PATSY SUl.l.lVANfCTOl'l7f776'fClifII Choir l. Z, 'rx China Sliopn: girls' glee club l. 1. 'vt girls' octet Z, 3: Girls' XVel- fare 4 lpresiclentl: Blue Triangle l. Z. 3, 4: vice-president and secretary Z: radio 4: Red Cross Council 3. And Came the Spring Mins Youii WII.I.IANl SWEET-Cttmmerciul HiAY I. 2: intramural sports l. Z, 4. 4 Sugar Blues BRUCF SwotzDs--Comnn-1-mil Ye Merries l, 2. 3. 4: And Came the Springmz His Loving Ncphewsn I lvnuld Do Anything for You l.l.OYD SWORDS- -lmluslrful Arts Student manager l, 2. 4: basketball l. 2 . 2, 4 4: Ht-Y 2. 3 : golf 3. 4: intramural basketball Thi' rilltlfllit' of You NORMAN Tl2UTSCII7CoIIege Preparatory Band l. 2, 3, 4: His Loving Ncphews Hi-Yl,2:tr.1ckl,3,-1' i'Fro-m Dug tu Day ANITA TIIONIAS-College Preparatory Orchestra I. Z, 3, 4 Seniors I lVonder IVherv My Baby ls 'l'om'yh1 lfDSI il. TI IOMAS-lnduxlrful Arts One of Us IEUUIINII To Band I, Z. 3, -I:n MLINSL:N--Industrial Arts vrclwstra 3: HifY I. 4: tennis I. -I HuyIr Hou.. VFRA 'l'OMI.INSON- -C3Ol'77f17Pf'l'I-UI Orchcstra I. Z, 3. -lg debate I. 2, 3: Blue 'Triangle 3 The Ohqfvcl of My ,LIHPCIIIIJIYSN MARGARIIT Ti'ss1Nc.-Comnn-rt-iul Blue Triangle I. Z. 3 Ilrcasurerl: choir I. Z: Girls' Wvlfarc -4 Did Anyom' Call G l.IfNDOl.I5 V IfRM I l.l.lON-IIYJLISIFIVKII Arts Choir 2. 3. -I: boys' octet -I1 Hi-Y 3. -I ll :III Cfonws Buck lo Me Nou' ROBIQRT Voss--lndu.s1rit1 I Arts Hi-Y Z. 3: choir Z. 3: intramural sports U'Iil7t'l't S Rormlncv in My Hear! l.Il,I.lAN WAC1NIiIi- f-Con7r7w1'c'1't1I 'fransferri' cl from Ohio City-l.ihcrty High School: choir 3, 4: girls' octet 4: Blu: Triangle 3 I J UNI Kissed Your l'1'clt1n' Cuorlr71'yl7l IIIEARI. I:NA VJARID-Hunn' Et'Ul'lUf77lit'S G, A. A. Z, 3. 4: carnival I USlf'1.!7fI of PPur!s EDWIN XVATT-Industrial Golf I. Z. 3. 4: football I, 2. 3, -I: Student Council Z Her Tull. He's Tun, He's Terrific Seniors l LIQQIINI5 XVI4fXVI-R-- lmluslrml flrlx lknwlmll 3 l'l11 l'1lLllSI'Il II7 Mu l'lu4u MAII I .IDA XVIEII IIIZ- -C Uf77l77L'I'ClviII Transferred from Slmwncu High School: choir 4: YC Msrrigs 4: girl! OCICI 4: And CLIINL' th: Spring Hll'll!l!Il7II lllufzlmluu .l VAN XVVNIll-l,'K'lUO'I4--flolvlc 1fL'IH7OIT711'S Blu: lxmnglc l, 1. 'L 4, bowling 3. 4: , . . ., CI, fl. A. 2: lxflllllflg club w, 4: f.1r'n1v.1l I Iim'I Um: Furl Aflzuuu lldl-IA XVII LIAMSW f liluc 'Vrinnglc lmnznmm ml l, Z: I, 4. C., .X .N l, 2. v, 4: :.1rmv.1l l. l: l5.lSlKL'llN.1ll l. 1. 3 Yum ll flilkll-IDN SIIZAN N If XVll.SUN--l u1'v1'If17 1,I1m7Lull1u Paluc 'llI'l.ll1glC 4 Hu ll'e'I1r'.S LI Pill-I' ul S1-ILTI' XVIAIYIJS OIIIS XVOI,l5lQ--Gvnvrul Thu Iltlgl limi lvollm .IOHN WCJl.l'li-fIl'lCIlLlSfI'I-ill flrls lf'm'I0 Sammy Nwdx Me, liuhgf' SARAH VJOMMIK- llumr Ifwr7wr7Jl'I'x Su1Iu PAUI. YliSSIiNOW--CNmzmcrciul Hi-Y I. Z I .'lILUagfs Kl7L'LL l l77llA,l4RlCl5 ZUlfllclllfRfCUl'I7D7l'I'L'llll fI1'qhI of lhv liunvblv Iimf' . .mv ,mv-Qs 'dl if 'il i- lthlj -. ., A XWlk4'71Ft F No, they .lI'CI'lll foolin' away their time. These .ire physical education classes. . , lfvervliody's anxious to leave-'the d.iy's work is Finally done . , , Um, Um, does that ham ever look good. .ind is Mr. lfreshwnter .1 swell cook fl . . . Harley is gathering his daily l.lllI1Lll'Y'-jlllSl towels from the girls' gym . . . 'l'wo views of the senior class play from the wings . . . Some sophomore girls euioving wli.it+in.iyhe their Hsweetie pies are practicing football . . . VVell. the second hall' is just about ready to start-the band is leaving and the bench warmers .ire in their places . . . Only .i picture in .1 frame . . . Does the world ever look big from atop the telephone pole in our 'tmck v.ird .,.' I'he score. 4l--ll. in favor ol' South over Central .ilrnost shows up in the picture. Sweet revenge f Y f lf' Juniors X 7 at it ., gf' c k4c WR sf 1 I A aw 'K M . 1-' -f 'Q' .... . - -f x y V A .Q. ,R I ' x X, gy,. . . l , - 5 . M., Q Q , , 2 X X 'A K we 5-- Q : Q A . -4 A X, X SY. . f Q x . ' . sw K ' , 2 cw . 4 . .'. . Q, 4.0 u.,.i 6- ' X. W1 Y E If I, w in . xx . ' A if N X -f g' if I , . :- ,F xv V Qw k X jg X, I Y -x L VW, ..,fgQixiUlm.,N ,,.. ,,.., ,...x...... ,, , 'Ut ,V Wx fllv, Xl .. - . , ' ,Q l' Q , 3 . ir. P Sf f ' L ,Q N L -W., x AV' , . js, Wt K Juniors Tom DOTSON - - President DICK Pianos - Vice-President JOANNE CRIDISR - Secretary JOANNIE CRIDUR Treustzrer CURLEY BRATTON Reporter Betty Albaugh, Mary Albridge, Mary Lou Allen, Bonnie Anselman June Armentrout. Charles Ault, Phyllis Arm- strong. Harold Bailey Jeanette Baker, Vera Baker. Rodney Barrington, Betty Bates Ann Beerline, Elaine Benedict. Mary Jane Bennett, Mathilda Benny, Don Best, Harold Best Harold Binkley, Bonnie Bowers. James Bowholtz Carl Bowman. Don Bowsher. Curley Bratton, Nina Briggs, Robert Brogee, Robert Brown. Gladys Carolus, Virjean Carolus, Athea Carpenter Ruth Caughman. Jeannie Cavanaugh. Mary Clay, Robert Clemens, Dick Connor, William Crates, Elmer Crawford, Joanne Crider, Geraldine Critchlield James Cummans, Betty Curtis, Richard Custer, Robert Dahill, Donna Dahlke. Donna Davis, Richard Davis, Betty Deerwester, Jeanne DeHart Dean Diehl, Joe Dotson, Tom Dotson, Bridgetta Dybowski, Betty Elston, John Evans, Mary Evans, Dave Everett, liannie Fields Shirley liiggins. Dick Fisher. Harry lflack, Ernest lireels, Charles Furry, Donald Gaines, Russell Garrett, Anna Gcbhart, Richard Geyer Richard Ciladfelter. Willard Gladfelter. Betty Gossard, Dorothy Hadsell, Betty Hahn, Jo Hauss, Carl Heil, Connie Hinds, Margaret Hixson Wava Hook, Chris Horn, Robert Hutchison, Richard Jenks, Tom Jones, Edward Kane, Alice Kilpatrick, Donald Kipker, Lawnie Kline v Juniors fl Vx A V 3 .. - . N6 4 ag? 3 A K S+ i K ' K fy N, A 3. fr. 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Ruth McMullen, George Mack, Arnita Maddox. John Malley, Ann Mason, Marjorie Mathew, Gloria Mauch, Priscilla Mettler Beulah Miller. Carl Miller, Joe Mowrcy, Margaret Naum, Walter Neds, Bill Nichols, I.orrainc Parker, Richard Peggs, Patricia Phillips Madelainc Ransom, Marshall Reiff, Gloria Rhoades. Frances Rhodabcrger, Irene Ridenour, Jim Ridcnour, Richard Ridenour, Richard Robenalt, Virginia Rodenberger Betty Rodney, Margie Romey, Joe Root, Lillie Ross, Bill Russell, Robert Salter, Roger Sanford. Dorothy Schaefer, Virginia Schiffer Oliver Schifiler, Herbert Schneider, William Seng, Betty Sharp, Marilyn Sharrits. Junior Shaw, Dorothy Shelley, Russell Shinabery, Bill Shockey Clara Shoemaker, Dorothy Shorts, Harold Shrider, Patsy Siferd, Jim Sinfff, Betty Sirks, Connie Smith, Jane Smith, Janice Smith Jean Smith, Jo Ann Smith, Marguerite Sousz, Dorothy Sowards, Jacquetta Spees, Emma Sroufe, Eileen Stettler. Doris St. Louis. Betty Stoddard Dick Stokes, Betty Stout, Jack Strahm, Norma Talley, Bettie Taylor, Betty Trask. Erma Trues- dale, Richard Umble, Dorothy Valli Basil Van Schoyck, Robert Vermillion, Wilma Jean Walti, Robert West, Annetta Whetstone, Robert Wolfe, James Yazel. Betty Yessenow, Robert Young Sophomores fl: 0. di xg. VII Q- 1 f nfi , if' 2 A gs X if Q, 3 x -'. V E il 'Q 'S' if i 7 , 4 5 5, -- Q. H XXX. .M 30' .. Y Y ' i -'fa 1- -E I V4 X Q A ix, ,,: ,Ml S. : R ' ' A' 5, 'Y it - 7 ' Q, 4 54 V Q' TI K . ,.,, '-gg A I ' V Q Xia - Q3 ' 5 y x A 9' mx rl , J: w f 73? 1- , .M 5 Q' K w 5 6' if 2- K L vi' -A XG K A KL K ,- X ef X K ? 1,1 4 Y Q. Sophomores Phyllis Adam, Farrel Adams, John Allen, James DON GABES President Anderson. Dora Army VIRGINIA SHINE Vice-Pr?Sl'dPnl Q - Q Dorothy Avery, Richard Bartlett. Jo Anne BERNARD HEFNHI' Sefffafv Baumgardner, LaDonne Beasley. Roderick Beebc BERNARD HEFNER Treasurer DON GABFS , Repoftef Betty Bennett, Robert Berryhill, Eileen Bower- sock. Violet Brenneman, Ruth Brewer Patty Brock, Richard Bucher. LaDonna Budde, Jack Burgoon. Coral Butler, Darlene Carr, Betty Cheney, Robert Cheney, Samson Clark, Gertrude Clifton Don Coats, Louella Coffman. Louise Coffman. Thomas Coneby, Ellen Cooke, Marzetta Cousin. Dolores Cunningham, Mary Custer, Dorothy Davis. Jeanne Davis Maxine Deerwcster, Joan Derr. Betty Derrick. Flora Dew, Mary Diehl, Darrel Dock, Norva Dock. James Donovan, Norma Dotson, Audrey Eley Marjorie Fair, Carl Farley, Wanda Farris, Ross Fast, Donna Ferguson. Opal Ferguson, Pauline Flanagan. Jeanne Fleming, Charlene Ford, Joan Fowler Marylou Francis, Betty Fridley, Pauline Gaberdiel. Don Gabes, Arthur Gaines, Greta Gander, Mary Geise, Betty Gilroy, Rita Goble, Shirley Goldsberry Jack Gordon. Mary Gordon, Joanne Gossett, Eugene Greenland, Alva Greer, Helen Grigsby, Dan Gross, Carl Haggard, Margaret Hay, Wilma Heffner Bernard Hefner, Donald Hefner, Robert Heinrich, William Hemphill. Robert Hentze, Dorothy Herge. Robert Herge. Phyllis Hofmann, Earline Hollar, Charles Hooker David Hostetler, Fred Howard, Joan Hubbell, Donald Hutless, Jack Huston, Mary Hutchinson. Betty Hyman. Dorothy lmler. Bonnie Isenhart Daisie Jones. Robert Jones, Dale Jordan, Eloise Joseph. Norman Ketteman, Lois Kissel, Rosalec Knight, Frank Koller, Fred Krakowiak, Paul Kreher Sophomores 3. S. '53 Aix .M qw x. Q T 'Q Sophomores Anna Langle, Ivan LaRue, Ray Laws, Shirley Leasure, Patricia Lehman, Shirley LeVeck, Mar- cella Lhamon, Marilee Lipps, Russell Little, Eugene Lusk Beatrice Lyle, Darrell MacDorman, Ronald McCoy, Robert McGinnis, Betty McKinley, Eileen McKinney, Helen McPheron, Willa Mason, Warren Mathew, Louise Mathews XVilliam Mawhorr, Robert Maxson, Betty Maxwell, Russell Maywhoor, Harold Metz. William Metzger, Betty J. Miller, Betty L. Miller, Esther Miller, Leona Miller Marilyn Miller. Shirley Mitch, Charles Morse, Betty Mort, Mary L. Moyer, Joan Neff. Margaret Nicholas. Richard Nichols, Nathan Oden, Barbara Olney Carolyn Osborn, Warren Overly. Mary Parker, Jack Parletle, Ellouisc Patton, Margaret Pence. Phyllis Penhorwood, Cleadius Piehl, Marie Poe, Norma Poole George Randas. Mary Rhinock, Geraldine Ridenour, Carolyn Robinson, Harley Robinson, Kath leen Robinson, Eitha Rossler, James Rousculp, Mary Sakale, Robert Schafer Dorothy Schulz, Allan Shappell, Helen Shappell. Virginia Shine, Bud Shope, Ruby Shurelds. Kalvin Singleton. Bonnie Smith, William Smith, Dorothy Snow Dorothy Snyder, Leo Southers, Janet Spahr, Gladys Spencer, Richard Spencer, William Spencer, Alice Sprague, Carl Steiger, Emma Stemen, JoAnne Stepleton Elinor Strickland. Kenneth Swick, Eleanor Sykes, Rudolph Taviano, Mary Taylor, Gene Teeple, Wilma Teutsch, Ted Timmerman, Alice Thomas, Pauline Thomas Robert Tomlinson, Thoris Townsend, Dorothy Trempert, Billie Tullis, LeRoy Vorhes, JoAnn Voris, Ruth Voss, Georgia Ward, Kenneth XVatt, Norma Watt Irvin Wauben. Carolyn Weaver, Clara Webb, Mary Werfl, Bill Williams, Bob Williams, Don Williams, Eileen Williams, Mary Williamson, Donna Winegardner Dorothy Winget, Kingston Winget, Eleanor Witham, Jean Wolfe, Marlin Wooddell. Willis Woodley, Dorothy Woten, Owen Wright, Jean Yant, Richard Zeigler ,ly ffl 'VXA VM, ' 4 QP! be rv 1- 'i'1' . ,gf . af.. 1-, . ,V -. iflfff' V 'TNI ,r r al. D-.r E'-. nl S, -in l Je X 5 - - ,:., 9 0,5 4 fl' r frwfyvmjgiff Q ,al 1,3 W 5 V ,, YQ, gf. ii L' rf ar L gf! Qfmh S' MA nv 1. 4 hi iv Q- 6 fa .. W ' 5- Ani Q ,ix in 3 -as 95' ' 4. A gi N' X ,Gi FN in ' M! W ', X lx -is ' A T Freshmen Billy Adams. Eloise Allen, James Allen. James JEAN STEDCKE President Aligife, Richard Aligife PEGGY GOLDEN Vice-President , Mary Anderson, Jacqueline Anselman, Roger JOY FIRSF Secretary Archer, James Armstrong. Betty Baher JOY FIRST Treasurer CLARICE BOYD Repo,-wr Ruth Baker, Paul Baldwin, Mattie Bankston, Evelyn Basiger. Jack Baughman Mary Baumgardner. Carroll Baxter, Donald Benedict, Regina Benny, Edna Bergdoll. Phyllis Binkley, Richard Boggs, Margaret Bowman. Edith Boyed. Clarice Boyd Janice Boyd. William Breese, Carl Brezovits. William Britton. Connie Brogan, Howard Brown. Pauline Bullock. Violet Cain, Beverly Cameron. XVinifred Carolus Patricia Carpenter, Frank Catlett, Wanda Claypool. VVilliam Clemens. Joan Conaway. Eleanor Conner. Colleen Connor, Beatrice Conrad, Victor Conrad, Connie Cook Peggy Cook, Harry Cosart, Maxine Cox, Joanne Craun, Frank Crider, Shirley Cummans. Betty Day. Dorothy Deafendeffin. Ronald Denison. John Dismon Doris Dock. Dawn Doner. Harold Downey, Rosetta Downton. Walter Eberle, Harold Emehiset. 'William Everett. Lestine Ewing. Shirley Fairburn. Leona Farris Carolyn Figgins, Joy First. Don Fisher, Jean Frazier, Wanda French, Norman Frese, Joanne Freshour, Robert Fundum. Anna Gaines. Betty Gardner Doris Gebhart. Mary Gillespie. Thad Gilliland, I.aDnnna Githens, Audrey Glover. Peggy Golden. Robert Goldsbery. James Gordon. Robert Gordon, Arlene Graham Ray Graham. Bonnie Greene, Norman Grigsby, Robert Groves, John Hadsell. Robert Hadsell. Louis Hammer, Eileen Harmon, William Harnishfeger, Irene Hart Eileen Heinrich. Elmer Henderson, Neil Hennon, Jeris Henry. Minerva Hesser. George Hight, Homer Hites, William Hole, James Hollar. Harry Hooks Richard Hosler, Betty Houtzer, Tom Hyde. Thelma Hyman. Mary lngle. Patricia Jackson. Elezer Johnson, Louis Johnson. Richard Johnson. George Johoske 'F .X v Q 'Win 44-.Q w.. er Freshmen LA- -iff .HQ , .g, L- Q -532112 A viflfiw sf L L Freshmen Betty Jones, Fred Jones. Phyllis Joseph. Marilyn Judkins. Delma Kearns. Leatrice Keith, Virgil Kerr. Edwin Kershner, Carl Kesler. Catherine Krick Marjorie Lee, Angeline Leist, James l.hamon, Richard Lhamon, Darrel I-oar, Richard Lora. Mary Loukos, Norma Lures. Richard Lytle, William McClain June McClain. William McCormack. Roberta McCoy. Eleanor McCune. Mary McKinney, Pauline McMichael. Jeanne McMullen. Rolland Mann. Dolly Marlatt. Oliver Marsteller Carol Mauk. Wanda Mechling. Patricia Merriman, .loan Michael. Carl Miller, Ethelyn Miller. Marilyn Miller, Marilyn D. Miller. Marjorie Miller. Marvin Miller Eugene Millirans, Catherine Moening. Ray Moneer, James Moore, Datha Moorman, Donna Moorman. Dorothy Moorman. Russell Morris, Donald Morrison, Warren Moyers Don Newland, Doris Newman. William Nichols. Maxine Nichols. Betty Nungester. Carl O'Dell, 'Vlildred Parker. Gene Parlette, Don Partee. Vivian Pence Dorothy Phillips. William Pierce. Herbert Plaugher, Mary Point. Roberta Porter. Gordon Priddy. Robert Rice. Ann Ridcnour. Gloria Rinaldi. Mary Lou Roberts Florence Roeder. Arletta Rolfes, Georgia Rolston. Gene Roose, Alice Rotroff. Roland Roush, Marilyn Routson, Jack Runyan, Frank Santaguida, Erlyne Shreiber Virginia Sellers, Gene Sharp. Doris Shaw, Doris Sherer, Harold Shilling, Ray Shinabery, Gloria Shook. Charles Siferd. Marilyn Simmons. Helen Sinill Mary Sirks, Pauline Sivey, Douglas Slabaugh. Richard Small, Marvin Smith. Mary Smith. Patty Smith. Dorothy Snider, Belva Snyder. Eva Somers Miriam Sowards, Jean Spencer. Harold Sroufe, Dee Slaas. Jeanne Stedcke, Donald Stevens, James Stowe, Jennie Stukey, Evelyn Swords, Richard Taylor Patricia Tomlinson, Eugene Toy, Richard Vermillion. Grace Ward, Eileen Weidel, Norman Whitney, Forrest Williams, George Williams, Gloria Williams, Thomas Williams Jennie Williamson. William Wilson, Ferd Winger. Lila Winget. Betty Wolfe, George Wolf. Richard Yazel. Jack Young, Roger Young. John Zuercher Eighth Grade Lg 'Y ,rf xi'- ,:, ,-LM I y .nl sk bg fr' w Xxqkigx A 162: L E , if ' .:, 5 W am 'Y A i 41 ' Q -A ,ka ,H 1. iq 2' A 3 .zz -.fx '01 uf - 'fff' N., ,, an ' - mqieg H! . Q- X A 55531 ,fn W1 F4 .. mf 3 5 qv' ,., X 1. af ,KEQZ Q X' img b',. 3 ,.:'- .:':,.. ki xx L ,La-1 v 4+ . ,Q A1 '5 n Q x X 'Ns if 3 'fm Eighth Grade Margaret Albaugh. Carl Alberding. Barbara ROBERT CRAIG President Alexander, Betty Anderson. Martha Archer BII.I. NICHOLS Vice-President SHIRLEY ROMEY Seffemfy Oleta Armentrout. Shirley Armentrout, Carol SHIRLEY Romer Treasurer Army. Rav MII, Edna Banks ROBERT FIELDS Reporter BARBARA ROSS Reponer Perry Beaumont, Velma Berry, Beverly Beidel- schies. Mary Bible, Eileen Bice Virginia Fairburn. Betty Farris, Marian Ferguson, Nancy Ferguson, Robert Fields. John Fields, Arden Bidwell. Reed Blair, Betty Bolen. William Bowers. Don Bowersock, Donna Bowman, Henry Bratton, Patricia Braun. Jean Brogee, Tom Brown Joe Burden, Samuel Burden. Patricia Bushong. Patty Cardone, Gene Carey. Leona Carolus. Jack Carr, Don Cary. Ralph Cashman, Virginia Caughman Don Christoff. Donna Christolf. Alice Clark, Pearl Clark, Billy Clay, Richard Clevenger. Rose Colley, Arlo Conrad. Betty Conrad, Jo Lou Coon Eldon Coulton, Patricia Counts. Ruby Counts, Martin Courtney, Jesse Cox. Robert Craig, Kenneth Cross. Gladys Cunningham. Niles Custer, Paul Davis Richard Day. Kenneth Denison, Edward Diehl, Gretchen Diehl, Dorothy Dotson. Darrel Down- ton, John Downing, William Duff, Catherine Dukes, James Dukes Edward Dybowski, Don Eagy. Gerald Eagy, David Edmiston, Nancy Edmiston. Phyllis Eley, Betty Elliott. Dorothy Estes, Dorothy Evans. Ardis Ewing Mary Fields, David Flory. Nancy Fowler, Carl French Joseph French. Thomas Gardner, Nick George. Joan Gilleland. Charles Gilroy. Mary Glaze. Thelma Glover, Amelia Good, lmojean Gossard, Nellie Gossard Maxine Gossett. Venice Goulding, Dewaine Gross, Paul Hadsell. JoAnne Hahn, Margaret Haliena, Charles Hamilton. Lowell Hartzog, Mary Haver , James Henderson Joseph Henderson, Richard Henderson, Josephine Herring, Efiie Hilyard, Doris Hire. Barbara Hofmann. Vernon Hollar. Patty Holman. William Howard, Betty Howell 4 ll if 'tj' ,A N I IIL . l: :' s -.- 4, x SQ ,Gaia , ,, SF Eighth Grade 0 Q... .ZLM XX af'-if g 5 SX .Aga W 16' E' 'K if 3:31 Eighth Grade Don Hubbell, Benson Huff, Ward Hunlock, Don Hutchinson, Clara Ingle, Shirley Jenks, Betty Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Barbara Jones, Doris Joseph. Doris Kephart, Gene Kimpling Don Kinkle, Harold Kirchner, Delno Kline. Naomi Knerr, Raymond Koch, Mary Koenig, Richard Kohlhorst. Ruth Laman, Darwin Lawrence, Dana Leffier, Doleta Leigh. William Lewis Agnes Linnabary, Waneta Locke, Patty Long, Joan Lytle. Phillip McClain, Bernard McClintock. James McClintock. Joan McCoy, Iris McKinney, Jack McMullen, Donald McPheron. James Mason Mary Matson, Philip Mawhorr, Robert Maxwell, Delmar Merricle, Betty Miller. Lila Miller, Paul Miller, Ruth Miller, Mary Moening, Mary Morris. Stella Morris, Charles Naftzger Carl Nance, Charles Nance, Edna Nance, Marilyn Neal, William Nichols, John Olliver, Ross Olney, Benjamin Page, June Parlette, Floyd Patterson, Richard Patterson, Betty Pepple Jack Phillips. Patsy Porter, Don Purdy, Jacqueline Quenby, Henry Quillin, Cleburne Quinn. Betty Ramga, Betty Randas. Patty Ream, Wilma Rennaker, Donald Renner, Ruth Rhoda Donald Rice. Mildred Ridenour. Richard Ridenour. Donald Riner. Juanita Ritchie, Marion Robenalt, Laverne Rohr, Mary Rohr, Shirley Romcy. Marylou Romig. Paul Roosenberg, Barbara Ross Betty Rotroff, Richard Rupert, Richard Sanderson, James Schaublin. George Schiffer. Glenn Schultz, Helen Scott, Rose Seng, Herbert Severns. Marilyn Shawler, Gwendolyn Sheeks, Ralph Shelley Norman Shorts, Shirley Shorts, Violet Shupp. Virginia Singleton, Virqinia Skelly, Danny Sla- baugh, Dorothy Sledge, Dorothy Smith. Edmond Smith. Ellis Smith. Helen Smith. Irvin Smith James Smith, William Snook, Paul Sprague. Dorothy Sroufe, Angeline Stanich. Ruthmeri Steple- ton. William Sterling, Carroll St. Louis, William Strahm, Betty Swope, Gloria Swords, Carl Talley Shirley Taylor. Marcus Thomas. Roger Thomas, Mary Tillman. Marvin Timmerman, Clifton Tucker, Wanda Vanover, Marvelee Van Schoyck, Wanda Voris, Don Wagner, Charles Waller. Marjorie Walti ' Joe Wantuck, Roger Warren, Bet-ty Weaver, Evelyn Webb, Jess Welch, Donna Wert. Robert Wertenberger, David Wheeler, Shirley Wheeler. Kermit White, Joan Williams, Reba Williams Helen Wilson, Marion Wise, Naomi Witham, Doris Wolfe, Marjorie Wolff, Clifford Woodley. Dorothy Woodley, Haskill Woodley, Louella Wright, Flora Young. Glenn Young, William Younger Seventh Grade .A Q I if , .. ,f A 5 ,. ff If - ., x Q, r 9 Q ..-0 w Q3 W ,Q an 1' 6 , ..,: . 5 1 . ff: . K we 2 Hn' l '-I e 3 'hw Ca n' Q I ng, 'igg , A Q X fm w N e J Q J I. h ., 2 . 47 ig g. z , A f XE? , K? V .E .,.. F J 'w X e i e e .M em ee . 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Ronald Binkley, Clarajean Bodell, Mary Bogart, Della Bowersock, Leslie Bowsher. Robert Bowsher, Thelma Boyed, Colleen Bradford, Nancy Brodbeck Tommy Brown. Walter Brutzer. Charles Burden, Norma Bushong. Billy Butterfield, Helen Carder, Vv'illiam Carder, Caroline Carey, Duane Carey, Jacqueline Carl Carolyn Carr, David Cathcart. Robert Catlett, Dorothy Clemens, Charles Clifton, Marguerite Clifton, Helen Conaway, Wanda Conrad, Perry Converse, Gene Corrello Marjorie Courtney, Marilyn Craft, Harold Craig, Robert Crites, Elsie Crowe, Ruth Crowe, Helen Curtis, Lawrence, Curtis, Juanita Davis, Dale Detrick Alvira Dock, Robert Donovan, Carol Dotson, Norman Downing, Ella Downey, Alfred Dukes, Norman Dull, Ellen Eichacker, Robert Eifert, Dorothy Evans John Evans, Robert Fairburn, Howard Fields, Ruth Fields. Sally Fisher, Addison Foster, Jack Fowler. Leo Fox, Joan Frankhouser, James Franks Betty Frye, Phyllis Gaines. Jean Gatchel, Charlene Gebhart, JoAnn Geise, Robert Gilroy, Jack Gordon, Shirley Gorham, Junior Gossard, Mary Gossard Dorothy Greenland, Rosemary Griffin, Mattie Griffin. Donald Gross, Mary Ann Groves, Norbert Groves, Jack Harmon, Cuba Hartzog, Naaman Hartzog, Evelyn Hassan Robert Hawk, Helen Hawkins, Charles Hayes. Robert Heil, Doris Henderson, Mary Hershberger, Phil Hickey, Martha Hight, Nora Hight, Audrey Hinds Albert Hinkle, Charis Hobbs, Dorothy Hole. Wilma Holland, Earl Hollar, Margaret Houtz, Ruth Houtzer, Elizabeth Howser, Lewis Huebner, Daniel Hummer Seventh Grade V V V A .VV V . . K V V fx vm I3 f mx ,R 'L' 5 K ' 4 1- L ' f ' 3 'll ii ' I L N ' ' t ' if ,..,, if -. E ' Q -K , . VK 'im ax ff , U '. ,W .. V V V V 1 Q- V V - ' 'T V ,sf A V, V V .V V? VV VV VV K A 'V ,V Vt. VV .V I -, , A www V V V xl Q - VV Q. J V ,, V .VHA V V V Vi , 1 1 E 3 f S? A V Q: f' A Vg: ,A - .,. ng H VV ,. ,.,,, V , we 'Q ,Zn -84' R W J X' I V lg :fa 4 .' 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Richard Hurley, Gary Hurst, Richard Huston, Marian Hutchinson, William Hutchinson, Carol Jenks, Marjorie John, Gene Johnson, Opal Jones, Patricia Jones, Glen Joseph Rita Kahlo, Frederick Keller, Paul Kennedy, Louise Ketcham, Dorothy Kitchen, Marilyn Kizer, Helen Klay, Marilyn Klinefelter, Paul Knerr, Betty Knight, Betty Knotts, Mary Kooken Phyllis Krick, Charles Kurtz, Margaret LaFollette, Patricia Lewis, Jean Ley, Richard Long, Charles Lusk, Shirley Lutes, Donna McCormack, Donna McCreary, Patricia McGrievy, Joan McKinley Bessie Mason, Bernard Mathew, Tommy Mauk, Delores Mawhorr, Mildred Maxwell, John Mayer, Virginia Mayer, Betty Maywhoor, Joanne Merricle, Barbara Metzger, Jack Meyer, Janet Miller Justine Miller, Lowell Miller, Robert Mitchell, Helen Mohler, William Moneer, Mildred Morn- ingstar, Dorla Morris, Joan Morse, Richard Morton, Patty Moyler, Robert Moyler, Richard Musselman Ned Myers. Junior Neal. Marylou Neuman, Jimmy Niswonger, Jean Nolan, Roberta Nungester. Vera O'Dell, Gladys O'Leary, Roger Oswald, Anne Pangle, Darrel Parlettc, Alice Patterson Harry Pauli, Norman Pence, Lynda Perkins, Jimmy Pierce. Patsy Piper, Richard Plaugher, Patty Plikerd, Retha Poe, Roberta Poling. Margaret Pratt, Donald Price, Dorothy Randall Donald Ridenour, Ruth Ridenour. James Ridgeway, Marilyn Riner, Stanley Robenalt. Wanda Rodenberger, Rose Rohr, John Root, James Rupert, William Rush, Susie Sakale, Carleen Sellers Donald Schramm. Lewis Schreiber, Marilyn Sherrick, Shirley Siferd, Carrie Small, Herbert Smith. Margaret Somers, Neil Sorensen, Ruby Spencer. Nora Spicer, Genevieve S-tanich, Donald Steed Marguerite Steed, Joan Stevick, Robert St. Louis, Patty Stokes, Charles Stone, Margaret Stout, Donald Swaim, Ellen Taylor, Virgil Telljohann. Dale Thatcher, Glenn Thatcher, James Thomas Richard Thomas, James Thompson. Shirley Thompson, Anita Thornberry, Arnold Tippie. Jacqueline Tomlinson, Peggy Trempert. Lucille Tucker, Douglas Tullis, Robert Vermillion, Elwood Vorhes, Jack Wagner James Wallace, Vertrice Waller, James Ward, Mary Ward. Robert Warren, Lucille Weidel, John Welch, Dean West, Marina Westbay, Richard Whetsel, Joyce Whitney, Geraldine Wilcox Mary Williams, Joyce Wren, Elsie Vkfolfe, Robert E. Wolfe, Robert Wolfe, Viola Wolfe, John Woodley, Norman Woodley, Barbara Wright, Carl Wright, Eileen Youngberg, Billy Ziegenbusch -t .iq Ui' --1 X.,,:,, 1 ? 'YE 3gx'f.- 's , - F i , hw: M .xii Ufgdlllkdflbhi Pot O' Gold Although a future shortage of many necessary materials threatened the work of the Pot O' Gold staff. its members were determined to give to their fellow-students a year book which would make them more proud than ever before of South High School. The annual this year was in charge of the co-editors Dwight Nicolet, Betty Martin. Marilyn Miller. and Eleanor Kimble. Robert Lesher, senior, and Miss Esther Gillette, girls' physical edu- cation director, took all of the pictures except those of the faculty and seniors. The staff wishes to extend its appreciation to them for the many difficult tasks which they accomplished. Carol Gross and Donna Pearson were the capable typists for the book. The staff members are grateful to John Loukos, senior art student, for art contributions, and to Iris Bailey for arranging appointments for senior and faculty pictures. Each worker on the staff enjoyed the new experiences he found in his work. The staff hopes that its aim in trying to edit a year book which would mirror the activities of South High has been accomplished. The staff is sincerely grateful to Miss May Benroth, faculty advisor, for her skillful guidance and advice throughout the year. Row one: E. Kimble, R. Lesher, J. Loukos, D. Nieolet. B. Martin Row two: D. Pearson. M. Miller, I. Bailey, C. Gross Advertising Staff The business and advertising of the Pot O' Gold and Rainbow were taken care of by an able body of students. They were responsible for both soliciting advertisements and collecting for them, Mr. Dean Kittle was supervisor of the group, and Jean Pugh served as business manager. Row one: S. Figgins, E. Lusk, R. Wolfe, B. Shopc, R. Robenalt, J. DeHart Row two: M. McKinney, V. Shine, E. McKinney, J. Pugh, I. Bailey, R. Voss, J. Voris The Rainbow Every six weeks the students of South High looked forward to the issuance of the Rainbow, their school paper. The Rainbow not only brought to each individual the activities of his school, but it was also a source of relaxation and fun. Each number of the paper contained six pages. ln addition to -the regular features centering around autumn, winter, and spring events. in every issue there appeared a list of the addresses of the ex-South students who are now serving in the armed forces of the United States. Copies of several editions were sent to all those on this list. Mary Hennon, the editor-in-chief, was assisted by news editor, Dorothy Hollingsworth. and by the feature editors. Jean Detrick and Vera Tomlinson. Betty Yessenow, Patty Phillips. Connie Smith. George Mack, Jane Smith, Richard Gladfelter, Stanley Kreher, and Marshall Reiff were the staff's reporters. Colleen Arnold, Dorothy Poole, Margaret Tussing, Lois Miller, Her- bert Ferguson, Betty Allen, and Janet Neuman acted as typists during the year. Jean Pugh, business manager, and her solicitors capably handled the financial affairs. Miss Genevieve Marvin was faculty advisor of the literary staff: and Mr. Dean Kittle, of the business staff. Row one: J. Detrick, D. Hollingsworth, M. Hennon, D. Houseworth, M. Tussing, L. Miller, D. Poole, J. Neuman Row two: V. Tomlinson, D. Gladfelter, C. Smtih. B. Yessenow, P. Phillips, B. Allen, C. Arnold, S. Kreher, H. Ferguson, M. Reiff, G. Mack 4' .3 ,A- Band Band members this year were busier than ever before. Patriotic meetings, civic performances. and parades were only a few occasions out of the many in which the band participated. Besides, they also played at all home football games, numerous assemblies, and pep rallies. Formal con- certs, were given before the student body in February and March. Alternate turns were taken by Central's band and ours in giving the Lima area boys a hearty send-off as they left for various training centers. Officers for the year were: president, Virgil Reese: vice-president, Harry Roberts: secretary. Paul Clark: treasurer, Jean Fralick: and reporter, William Parker. The head drum major was Walter Hogue, and the majorettes were Dorothy Poole and Dorothy Shelley. All members enjoyed the work and various activities of the year. They were exceptionally proud to present to their school a new march, Onward, Lima South , composed by their director, Charles E. Luoma. Row one: V. Long, H. Roberts, D. Best, M. Moyer, C. Furry, H. Best, N. Teutsch, R. Allgire, R. Day, W, Hemphill, D. Nicolet, W. Seng, P. Cook, M. Woodtlell Row two: W. Harnishfeger, M. Bowman, D. Winegardner, T. Gilliland. C. Gross, E. McKinney, D. Geb- hart, R. Voss, R, Brewer, J. Welch, V. Reese, D. Hurless, J. Runyan, J. McMullen Row three: R. Warren, H. Emehiser, M. Albridge, A. Shappell, G, Priddy, C. St. Louis, W. Shockey, R. Shinabery, li. Shope, R. Bucher, V. Shine. B. Hefner, E. Tomlinson, C. Piehl, R. Gordon, R. Salter Row four: J. Allxtire, C. Kesler, H. Hooks, W. Parker, R. Hutchison, D. Roberts Fow five: E, Weidel, M. Shawler, C, Osborn, N. Fowler. H. Sinilf, B. Day, J. Voris, D. Ladd, R. Wolfe, J. Evans, D. Poole, W. Hoizue, D. Shelley. J. Mowrey, P. Clark, R. Tomlinson, A. Ihm, P, Kreher, J. Henry, A. Clark, M. Lee Row six: J. Wolfe, D. Riner, W. Wilson, M. Smith, N. Poole, H. Grigsby, M. Hay. C. Hutchinson, P. Holman, J. Butterfield, D. St. Louis, J. Fralick, M. Perkins, R. Rhoda, M. Simmons, E. Miller Orchestra Every Tuesday and Thursday mornings during the first period. members of the orchestra diligently practiced under the direction of Charles E. l.uoma. Everyone worked earnestly to develop for our orchestra a quality of performance superior to that of any other year. Playing for Open Forums, class plays, patriotic meetings, and school assemblies included only a few of the performances given during the year. A formal concert was held in February for all students and later for members of the Band Parents' Association. Early in the new year, nine members of the graduating class were given their orchestra letters. This group included Carol Gross, Jean Fralick, Virgil Reese, Evelyn Shockey, Anita Thomas, Vera Tomlinson, Herbert Ferguson, Donald Roberts, and Arthur lhm. Many new members were added to the organization the past year. The orchestra now consists of three bass viols, one sousaphone, two oboes, four French horns, two trombones, two cornets, two bassoons, two clarinets, eleven Hrst violins, nine second violins, four cellos, two violas, and two drums. Jean Fralick was pianist for the year. Row one: H. Hooks. J. Allgire, R. Warren, M. Albridge, P. Holman, J. Wolfe, E. Miller Row two: H. Ferguson, P. Penhorwood, M. Sherrick, M. Craft, C. Gross, D. Gebhart. R. Voss, 0. Wright, R. Hutchison, R. Salter, J. McMullen, P. Cook, R. Allgire, C. Hobbs, C. Bradford. P. Cardone, A. Good Row three: A. Ihm, D. Roberts, J. Stedcke, H. Downey, D. Hurless. V. Reese, N. Fowler, C. Osborn, A. Clark, H. Grigsby, J. Fralick, M, Simmons. R. Seng, R. McMullen, M, Miller, J. Hahn Row four: E. Shockey, B. Hyman, W. Teutsch, C. St. Louis, E. McKinney, V. Tomlinson, A. Thomas, B. Beidelschies, J. Williams vs y ,,,. 4 if' P?Q?2'W W1f'Tf 4- f J ,Q mm Jas? pq W., M - X wg , . Km ' iw raw, ff. fggf ...,J A Senior Class Play Under the capable direction of Miss Marie Bowlus. the senior class of l94'5 presented the play, 'iAnd Came the Spring , on the evenings of February 18 and 19. This play is a delightful story of the Hartmans, an average American family, who enjoy peace and quietness until spring arrives-and with it comes Midge. The youngest of the Hartman children, she believes herself to be deeply in love with handsome Buzz Lindsay, who is infatu- ated with Virginia. Midge's sister. The efforts of Midge to capture Buzz's fancy, and the results provide a humorous timefor all. Proceeds from the play were used to purchase a senior memorial for the school. Row one: Charles Hutchinson, Don Roberts. Bob Rucker, Henry Hinds, Harry Roberts, Herbert FGYRLI' son, Marlin Michael, Bruce Swords Row two: Jean Pugh, Joy Nixon, Louise Crider, Matilda Weller, Pat Sullivan, Margaret McKinney, Betty Converse, Betty Allen Senior Activities After live years of study and preparation, we, the class of 1943, have reached our goal- graduation. With Miss Hazel Baver and Mr. Dee Young as faculty advisors, the seniors chose the following officers: William Nungester, presidentz Louise Crider, vice-president: Mary Hennon, secretary: and Chester Conrad. treasurer. Our senior year was not entirely filled with work: we had fun, too. On the afternoon of October ll, all the seniors and quite a few teachers went to Ft. Amanda for a wiener roast. Sixteen members of our class presented, on February 18 and 19, the delightful three-act play, And Came the Spring, proceeds from which were used for the purchase of a memorial. May brought baccalaureate and commencement. Vesper services were held. Sunday after- noon. May 23. Graduating Friday evening, May 28, we seniors were inspired by the timely address of Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam. of Boston, Massachusetts. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right -Chester Conrad, Mary Hennon, William Numrester, Louise Crider in Junior Class Play Under the able direction of Miss Thelma Glassford, the junior class presented the play. Young Adventure , on Friday evening, November 20. The play, a three-act comedy, portrayed the problems of typical high school students. The cast was as follows: Mr. Cavanaugh, a mild-mannered parent who can also be firm-Richard Umble: Mrs. Cavanaugh, the motherly type who keeps apace with the younger generation- Shirley Figgins: Myrna Cavanaugh, a pretty, sensitive sixteen year-old-Patty Phillips: Chet Cavanaugh. her over-confident brother, Richard Gladfelter: Willie Templeton, a modest high school leader, terrified by girls-Bill McCue: Doris Duncan. the only girl who can handle Chet --Joyce Laeufer: Wayne Duncan, a college boy who ignores high school students-James Siniff: Marie Black, Myrna's girl friend. who had just had the braces removed from her teeth-Jane Smith: Eloise Conroy, worshipped by the boys and envied by the girls-Mary Bennett: Herb Patterson. an idolizer of Eloise-Stanley Kreher: Peggy Taylor, the cute type-Bonnie Bowers: and Phyllis Richardson, an attractive girl prominent in class activities-Ruth Caughman. Proceeds from the play were used to finance the annual Junior-Senior Prom. held during the last part of May. Row one: B. McGue. S. Kreher, J. Siniff. R. Umble, R. Gladfelter Row two: P, Phillips, S. Figgins. R. Caufzhman, J. Smith, M. Bennett, B. Bowers, J. Laeufer Ye Merries Students of South High School who are interested in dramatics have the opportunity of making use of their talents through the Ye Merries Club which creates and fosters dramatic art within the school and serves the student body with the training that its members have received. Several skits were given by the group in various assemblies. In the fall a football skit. The Mock Wedding, was given during a pep meeting. How the Red Cross Was Founded was presented over the Lima radio station in October and later to the student body. On December IO. the plays School for Citizenship and Why We Must Aid in the Fight for Tuberculosis were given at an assembly program for all the boys and girls. Before Christmas a holiday party was held for the club members in the cafeteria. Club officers were Jean Pugh, president: Charles Hutchinson, vice-president: Joanne Crider, secretary: and Patty Phillips, treasurer. Miss Frances Bowyer, capably assisted by Miss Mary Weadock, was the club's supervisor. Row one: J. Siniff, R. Cauyzhman, M. Bennett. B. Swords, H. Ferguson, B. Cheney, J. Loukos, M. Weller, W. Nungester, C. Hutchinson, C. Fiszgins, M. Sowards, D. Stokes Row two: R, Gladfelter, N. Briggs, M. Evans, R. Mann, C. Hinds, J. Wolfe, G, Sorensen, B, Bowers. B. Yessenow, E. Witham Row three: R, Baker, V. Baker, C. Miller, D. Stevens, A, Ridenour, M. Loukos, J. First, B. Houtzer, W. French, D. Phillips Row four: E. Stemen. R, Locker, P. Phillips, J. Pugh, J, Crider, P. Golden, S, Goldsberry, E, Patton, E. Stettler, N. Talley Debate Under the supervision of Mr. Robert Kinney and Mr. George Vore, the members of the South High debate squad entered enthusiastically into the year's work which was designed not only to train them in public speaking but also to develop individual reasoning and clear thinking. The group participated in several interscholastic debates during the year. An active part was taken by several members in the Ohio High School Debating League and in the contests sponsored by the National Forensic League. All members enjoyed the various activities and profited greatly from the training which they received. Club officers were Jean Smith, president: Virginia Sellers, vice-president: Thelma Hyman. secretary: and Betty Houtzer, reporter. Row une: J. Smith, Mr. Kinney, Mr. Vore, P. Cook Row two: V. Sellers, B. Houtzer, S. Figgins .NN nl' Ii Q,1EmXxf dw N A--mn-v Senior Blue Triangle Always popular among the senior girls is the Twelfth Grade Blue Triangle Club. This organization aims to find and to give its best. The year's activities included weekly ice cream sales after school, helping with the Hnger- printing program sponsored by the American WOmC11'S Voluntary Service. and giving services when possible to the Lima Canteen. A school dance was also held by the club during the year. June Smith was the club's president: Mary Hennon, vice-president: Dorothy Hollingsworth. and Colleen Arnold. treasurer. Ruth Amstutz. faculty member, assisted by Miss Rosemary Landis, was supervisor of secretary: Miss the club's Row one: Row two: Row three: activities. I. Sterrett, L. Crider, D. Houseworth, P. Sullivan, V, Archer, S. Wilson, J. Neuman, D. Ladd, J. Nicoline, J. Ross, D. Coil, C. McClain B. McCaslin. N. Linton, B. Binkley, J. Baughman, L, Altstaetter, M. McKinney, I. Williams, P. Miller, J. Wendelmoot, M. Kissel, J. Miller L. Miller, J. Pugh, G. Langle, D. Hollingsworth, J. Smith, M. Ht-nnon, C, Arnold, M, Rolfe-s, B Allen, B. Chamberlain, E. Shocks-y lunior Blue Triangle More than ever this year, the activities of the members of the Blue Triangle for junior girls were designed to develop the best qualities and attitudes of each individual. A get-acquainted party for new junior girls at South was sponsored by the club. The members helped with a carnival at the Y. W. C. A in December and held a school dance in January. The club also took part in the finger-printing program under the direction of the American Women's Voluntary Service. Club ofhcers were Patsy Siferd, president: Jean De Hart, vice-president: Marjorie Mathew. secretary: and Beulah Miller, treasurer. Miss Edith Roeder was the club's supervisor. Row one: Row two: Row three: Row four: B. B P. M D. J. Sirks, P. Armstrong, B. Anselman, M. Evans. D. Shelly, J. Smith. J. Smith, M. Gibson, Bowers Phillips, J. Crider, B. Elston, A. Beerline, M. Benny, B. Trask, B. Deerwester, R. Locker Romey. M. Sharrits, E. Benedict, M. Hixson, S. Figgins, B. Yessenow, J. Laeufer, M. Sousz McDorman, B. Hahn, D. Davis, M. Mathew, P. Sife-rd, B. Miller, R. McMullen, M. Naum. Spees Sophomore Blue Triangle The Sophomore Blue Triangle held an important position at South this year by selling war bonds and stamps every Tuesday to the students. On December' 7. the club helped in dis- tributing the bonds and stamps in commemoration of Pearl Harbor Day. Meetings were held in which members tried to attain their motto of facing life squarely and of finding the best by discussing social consciousness, health rules, community affairs, .md religion in their lives. Officers were Donna XVinegardner. president: Phyllis Penhorwood, vice-president: Betty Cheney. treasurer: and Mary Gordon, secretary. Dorothy Dempster was the club supervisor. Miss Row One: Row two: Row three: Row four: A. Langle, L. Kissel, N. Poole, S. Mitch, H. Grimsby, J. Baumirardner. M. Huy, J. Fleming. E. Bowersock, M. Moyer D. Army. V. Shine, D. Davis. L. Mathews, E. Patton, M. Sakale, M. Francis, E. McKinney, M. Lipps, E. Strickland M Geise, N. Dock, R. Voss, E. Miller, P. Penhorwood, J. Spahr, R. Goble, M, Fair, B. Tullis. E. Sykes D. Imler, W. Teutsch, M. Miller, B. Cheney, M. Wert, D. Wineizarilner, M. Gordon, J, Hubbell, M. Parker, E. Hollar Freshman Blue Triangle To help the war effort on the home front, members of the Freshman Blue Triangle Club have been helping out after school and on Saturdays in caring for war workers' children at the Garheld Day Nursery. In December, the girls sponsored a rummage sale, the proceeds of which were used to finance future club activities. A Christmas party was held at the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion for all members. Club officers werez, Minerva Hesser, president: Carol Mauk, vice-president: Pauline Bullock, secretary: and Evelyn Basiger, treasurer. Miss Louise Taggart was faculty supervisor for the year. Row one: Row two: Row' three: B. J. E R J. Day, P. Smith, R. McCoy, A. Glover, E. Swords, E, Harmon. B. Nungester, E, Miller Craun, B. Conrad, M. Cox, D. Gebhart, E. Somers, M. Bowman, I. Bowersock, M. Miller, Allen Benny, E. Heinrich, P. Joseph, C. Mauk, M. Hesser, P. Bull-ock, E. Basiger, C. Brogan, McMullen o. Y wr ,. ll 4 Senior High Girls Octet The South High Girls' Octet, composed of girls from the Senior A Cappella Choir, was organized at South for the third consecutive year. The group was very active, having presented both classical and popular selections at assem- blies, teachers' meetings, churches, and business clubs. At Christmas time they combined with the boys' octet to form the Madrigal Singers, who sang several carols in old English fashion. During the first semester, the octet, under the direction of both Mr. William Tempel and Mr, Alfred Reider. was composed of Margaret Grigsby, Lillian Wagner, Virjean Carolus, Shirley Figgins, Joann Stewart, Margaret McKinney, Marilvn Miller, and Matilda Weller. At the half- year Lillian Wagner and Marilyn Miller were replaced by June Smith and Jo Ann Smith. Left to right: M. Grizsby, L. Wagner, V. Carolus, S. Fizvins. J. Stewart, M. McKinney, M. Miller, M. Weller A Cappella Choir The Senior A Cappella Choir. under the direction of Mr. William G. Tempel, director of music in the Lima Public Schools. completed its third year of successful and enjoyable activities. This organization appeared before luncheon clubs, the Lima Open Forum, and in popular music assemblies. which were greatly enjoyed by the student body. At Christmas time, the choir presented an inspiring vesper service before both parents and students. In addition to broad- casting from South's radio room. the choir played an outstanding part in the spring festival. For their own relaxation and enjoyment, choir members attended a party in the school cafeteria and a picnic at Ft. Amanda. The following members of the choir graduated this year: Jane Miller. Margaret McKinney. Eleanor Rhoda. Joann Stewart, Jo Ann Smith, Betty Converse. June Smith, Marceen Rolfes. Vera Archer, Caroline Dupes, Margaret Grigsby, Isabel Sterrett, Bettye Binkley, Matilda Weller. Jean Pugh, Glen Vermillion. Ruhlin Pauff, Charles Brown. Max Plaugher, George Haliena. Wilbur Eagy, and Richard Beecher. The officers elected were: Jim Bowholtz. president: Bettye Binkley. secretary: and Marceen Rolfes. treasurer. Row one: Mr. Tempel, E. Willeke, G. Haliena, T. Timmerman, D. Slabaugh, J. Bowholtz, R. lies-cher. K. Singleton, D. Hefner, W. Eagy, M. Plautther, B. McGuu, C. Brown, Mr. Reider Row two: V. Schiffer, D. Ferguson, B, Crates, G. Teeple, D. Kimi, G. Vermillion, R. Pauff, W. Neds, L. Griffin. D. Connor, C. Dupes, M. Weller, F. Fields Row three: M. Rome-y. A. Beerline, V. Archer, B. Hinkley, I. Sterrc-tt. M. Griizsby, E. Ii-owersock, V. Carolus, J. DeHart, B. Converse, P. Adam. J. Smith, M. Sousz Row four: A. Gebhart, M. Rolfes, J. Miller, J. Smith, S. Figizins, B, .Mort, G. Carolus, V. Rotlvnlmwzcfr. J. Puzh, E, Rhoda, D. Jones, G. Ward, J. Stewart, M. McKinney Junior High Octet A new organization this year, the Junior High Octet, was composed of girls from the Junior High A Cappella Choir. They were directed by Mr. Alfred H. Reider, and their accom- panist was Marilyn Craft, a member of the seventh grade. Chosen because their voices blended well, the girls learned to listen more closely as they sang. In addition to this training in music appreciation, octet members derived much enjoyment from their work. They appeared with the junior choir on several radio programs and in various performances before the student body and adults, who appreciated the fine work of this young group and enjoyed the programs which they presented. Left to right: Betty Ramga, Virginia Caughman, Mary Gillespie, Pauline Bullock, Marilyn Judkins, Carolyn Figgins, Betty Day, Peggy Golden, Marilyn Craft H ll Senior Hi-Y The Senior Hi-Y, under the supervision of Mr., E. B. Freshwater, is an organization coma posed of eleventh and twelfth grade boys who strive to further high Christian standards and ideals and also try to promote good fellowship among high school boys. The most outstanding activity the club sponsored was the early morning devotions which were held on the three mornings preceding Christmas vacation. The club also helped sponsor a dance with the Senior Blue Triangle during the spring. Besides holding meetings of their own, they held a few joint meetings with the Central Senior Hi-Y whenever a special speaker was available. The officers of the club were: president, Marlin Michaelg vice-president, Glen McPheron: Palette Club secretary. Robert Cary: and treasurer. Dwight Nicolet. R0W 0l101 J. Root. R. Brogee, R. Hutchison. R. Barrington, R. Fair, G. Haliena, P. Clark, J. Mowrey D. Roberts, R. Voss, R. Rucker, R. Strete Row two: D. Miller, D. Nicolet. W. Hozue, R. Slechter, G. McPheron, E. Kane, R, Garrett, H. Roberts J. Siniff, C. Bowman Row three: C. Furry, R. Beecher, J. Yazel, H. Frymyer, T. Dotson, M. Michael, R. Cary, H. Miller, J Ridenour, W. Nungester Row four: H.. Bailey, R. Ridenour, R. Klcinoeder, R. Bucher, E. Tomlinson, B. Army, G. Stump, G, Ver- million, C. Hutchinson, R, Parker Red Cross Council Aims of the Red Cross Council, composed of a restricted number of sophomores and juniors, are toward the accomplishment of local, national, and international projects. Work for local benefit consisted of scrapbooks made for Memorial and St. Rita's Hos- pitals, and bowling instructions for students. This year found the council, in co-operation with the Home Economics and Industrial Arts Departments, aiding in the war by Hnancing the making of utility bags for our armed forces, and the construction of desks for use of soldiers in hospitals. In their own interests, council members visited local industries, and conducted a carnation sale on Ohio State Day, February l9. Miss Beery was the council's capable sponsor, and officers were: president, Richard Peggs: treasurer, Margaret Naum: and program chairman, James Yazel. Row one: D. Roberts. R. Peggs. D. Bartlett, J. Evans Row two: E. Crawford, M. Mathew, M, Francis, J. Fleming, M. Sharrits, B. Dybowski, D. Dock Row three: R. Voss, P. Penhorwcod, P. Miller, V. Shine, M. Fair, R. McMullen, M. Naum 1 The Palette Club, under the guidance of Miss Lela Klinger, is composed of students from both junior and senior high. The aims of this club are to cooperate with the school in art activities, to further students' interest in art, and to form friendships among those who are artistically inclined. In addition to regular meetings, the art students held a wiener roast for new members, and made Sunday sketching trips in September and October. The Tiger Tag sale in November, and a Christmas dance, the Holiday Hop, were among other of the club's activities which the entire student body greatly enjoyed. John Loukos was again chosen president, and other officers were Eldon Coulter, vice- president: Betty Converse, secretary: and Cleburne Quinn, treasurer. Row one: P. Brock, R. Henderson, B. Nungester, D, Connor, D. Fair, Miss Klinger, J. Loukos, B. Spencer Row two: E. Coulter, C. Connor. A. Foster, L. Beasley, J. Niswonger, B, Converse, B. Elliot Row three: C. Quinn, C. Jenks, J. Sutton, B. Catlett, W. Brutzer, C. Hobbs fr- ! JV' Mm 1.: FY? .f Girls' Welfare Club ' The Girls' Welfare Club, ably supervised by Miss Mary Tudor and Miss Hattie Thoring, is an organization whose purpose is to serve the girls of South High School in any way pos- sible. This year its scope was widened to take in local and national projects. The club made a scrapbook depicting South's contributions to the war effort, rolled bandages at the local Red Cross work rooms, and raised money for the benefit of Lima's canteen. ln addition to this, the girls assisted in the finger printing project. The club members selected as officers: Patsy Sullivan, president: Louise Crider, vice-presi- dent: Margie Romey, secretary: and Dorothy Sowards, treasurer. Row one: B. Sirks, P. Armstrong, L. Crider, M. Miller, C. Arnold, D. Houseworth, P. Sullivan, D. Sow- ards, L. Miller, B. Martin Row two: G. Critchfield, J. Pugh, R. Locker, I. Altstaetfer, J, Baughman, M. Gibson. B. Stoddard, M. Sousz, M. Tussing, M. Romey lunior A Cappella Choir The Junior A Cappella Choir was composed of students from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Organized to give students in the lower grades an opportunity to develop their talents in vocal music. the junior choir also furthered the members' understanding and appreciation of music. At Christmas time they assisted the senior choir in the Choralogue, went caroling, and presented several musical selections before the students and parents. In addition to this, they performed on the radio. and in assemblies. The Junior A Cappella Choir was under the direction of Mr. Alfred H. Reider, and the officers were as follows: Bill Sterling, presidentg Wanda French, vice-president, and Virginia Caughman, secretary. Row one: C. Figgins, M. Gillespie, M. Anderson, L. Winpret, W. Rennaker, B. Miller, M. McKinley, R. Hadsell, J. Hadsell, R. Mann, J. Armstrong, M. Loukos, M. Rohr, P. Binkley, J. Williamson, E. Harmon, M. Judkins, D. Phillips Row two: M. Miller, W. French, P. Golden, R. Seng. J. McCoy, V. Skelly, E. Smith. D. Kinkle, B. Hoff- man, B. Randas, A. Graham, D. Estes. C. Boyd Row three: M. Craft. V. Caughman, M. Haliena. D. Kephart, I. Bowersock. M. Miller, B. Ramga, J. MaS0I1. R. Day, W. Hunlock, B. Swope. B. Nungcster, G. Sheeks, S. Armentrout, B. Jones, P. Bul- lock, I. McKinney, A. Stanich Row four: M. Bible, F, Roeder, B. Farris, P. Cardone, H, Wilson, B, Sterling, H. Severns, J. Downiniz. D. Juni? Hance, E. Miller, G. Diehl, O. Armentrout, M. Van Schocyk, M. Archer, P. Ream, . aze Girls' Bowling League ln this. its second year, the girls' bowling organization provided for girls in senior high school, a recreation offering both enjoyment and healthful exercise. Its purpose was to develop good sportsmanship and skill in the game, and in addition, to create friendships among the participants. Divided into teams under student captains, the girls bowled two games every Thursday afternoon after school at the Elks' Club. These girls. ably supervised by Miss Zalia Harbaugh and Miss Mary Tudor. chose the following for their officers: Joanne Crider. president: Jane Smith. vice-president: Evelyn Shockey. secretary: and Joyce Laeufer, treasurer. Row one: J. De Hart. D. Hall, J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Neuman, M. Hennon, B, Anselman, M. Weller, J. Nicoline, J. Ross, M. Evans, B. Stout Row two: D. Hollingsworth, M. Sakale, B. Smith. B. Deerwester, B. Sirks, J. Wendelmoot. P. Bullock, P. Miller, D. Houseworth, J. Smith, M. Hixsnn, M. Mathew Row three: F. Rhodaberger, M. Sousz, J. Laeufer, C. Smith, R. Locker, J. Crider, S. Firzgins, D, Shorts, V. Schiffer, C. Arnold Row four: P. Hofmann, G. Critchfield, E. Truesdale. A. Carpenter, M. Romey, B. Miller, E. Patton, M. Deerwester, E. Benedict, E. Shockey, C. Brogan Movie Crew The enjoyment of many students was dependent upon the skillful work of the movie crew, which assisted in operating the movie projector. and in getting ready for movies and still slide projections: it was also responsible for collecting money for movies from home rooms. Capably supervised by Mr. Dean Kittle. the crew consisted of Richard Robenalt, Eu- gene Lusk, and Harley Robinson. H. Robinson, R. Robcnalt, E. Lusk Radio Crew The radio crew was responsible for the broadcasting of two hfteen-minute programs every week from South's radio room. These included features, music. plays, and news. This crew, ably supervised by Miss Mar- vin and Mr. Wilson, consisted of: Bob Ber- rvhill, technician: Rebecca Snook and Clarice Boyd, announcers: Vera Tomlinson, news commentator: Patty Phillips, feature reporterg and Jim Sinifli, sports commentator. J. Siniff, R. Snook. V. Tomlinson, P. Phillips, B. Berryhill ,- 'S-N., , gr lunior Girl Reserves The Junior High Girl Reserves was an organization of two separate clubs composed of girls from the seventh and eighth grades. These girls participated in projects that benefited their community and country in addition to enjoying parties and discussions among themselves. The seventh grade group, under the capable direction of Miss Frieda Renz, chose the fol- lowing as oficers: Shirley Gorham, president: Ruth Houtzer. vice-president: Betty Frye. treasur- er: and Juanita Davis, secretary. Ably directed by Miss Ethel Asher. the eighth grade club chose the following: Patty Ream. president: Margaret Haliena, vice-president: Ardis Ewing. treasurer: and Betty Howell, secretary. Row one: C. Sellers, R. Houtzor, M. Williams. D. Morris, W. Rhodenberger, J. Davis, S. Gorham, G. Sheeks. J. Gills-land, V. Gouldimz. L. Miller, B. Alexander, A. Ewing, G. Lee, J. Morse, D. Kephart Row two: M. Craft, C. Carr, J. Wren. B. Farris. P. Bailey, T. Boyd, J. Allen, J. Ritchie, A. Clark. N. Ferguson, M. Ritlenuur, B. lieidelschies, V, Shupp, D, Estes Row three: M. Neuman, M. Summers, M. Bogart, D. Leigh, N. Gossard, M. Riner, V, Skelly, P. Ream, D. Hance, P. Cardone, B. Hofmann, M. Haliena, R. Rohr Row four: A. Hinds, R. Pnlinrr. R. Numrester, T. Glover, M. Bible, E, Downing, P. Moyler, M. Pratt- B. Wright, D. Bowcrsock, C. Bock-ll, B. Johnson. R, Miller The Knitting Club The Knitting Club, in this, its second year, did its part in the war effort, in addition to creating friendships among the girls. It was open to girls who enjoyed knitting and those who wanted to learn. This organization spent its club periods knitting childrens sweaters for the American Red Cross. the local chapter furnishing the yarn. needles, and instructions. When the sweaters were finished. they were turned over to the Red Cross, which distributed them where needed. Miss Katherine Morris, home economics instructor, supervised the club. and the Oflicers chosen were: Ladene Miller, president: and Jean Wendelmoot, secretary-treasurer. Row one: B. Stout, P. Schneider, M. Hennon, J, Neuman, Miss Morris, J. Wendelmoot Row two: D. McDorman, P. Miller, J. Smith, L. Miller, G. Langle Busy Fingers Club The Busy Fingers Club was organized this year to give the eighth grade girls a chance to help in the war effort. With Miss Fryer as their supervisor, the members have completed a quilt, as a war product, for the Red Cross by having donations of patches of materials brought from their homes and from their friends. In order to raise money for their annual picture, the members sponsored a candy sale. The officers chosen for the past year were: president, Marylou Romig: vice-president, Wan- cta Locke: secretary, Dorothy Dotson: and treasurer, Jacqueline Quenby. Row one: I. McKinney, J. Brofgee, M. Rohr, M. Romig Row two: J. Hahn, D. Dotson, W. Locke, N. Edmiston, J. Quenby Garden Club The Garden Club has been organized during recent years to interest pupils in growing flowers and vegetables. Students are given actual practise in choosing varieties and in making out seed and flower orders. ln order to raise money for purchasing seeds to grow their victory gardens during summer vacation, the members at the beginning of the year sponsored a caramel apple sale, which proved to be most' successful. The group also made several tours through different Lima greenhouses in order to study flowers and learn about their cultivation under conditions found only in such places. Officers of the club were: president, Athea Carpenter: vice-president, Carl Miller: secre- tary-treasurer, Wilma Walti: and reporter, Patricia Carpenter. Row one: C. Miller, F. Mawhorr, D. Shelley, J. Baumgardner, E. Bowersock, P. Mettler, G. Teeple Row two: W. Walti, A. Gebhart, Y. McClain. A. Carpenter, F, Rhotlaberger Home Nursing Club The Home Nursing Club was organized under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Smith. R. N., to bring knowledge of public health, into the home. Each member has been taught the proper care of sickness in the home, the prevention of communicable diseases, the economics of managing a home, the work of the respiratory organs in the body, the proper food diet. and the care of babies and children who are of pre-school age. By the teaching of such knowledge to these girls, the local, crowded hospitals are relieved of a great burden. The girls learn and demonstrate the fundamental rules of nursing in the home. Row one: B. Stout, E. Kimble, Mrs. D. Smith, P. Schneider. J. Fraliek Row two: D. McDorman, M. Hixson, P. Miller, E. Truesdal The Student Council The Student Council is composed of a representative group of boys and girls who help in regulating school activities and social affairs by interpreting the wants and needs of the student body. Under the leadership of Mr. Paul C. Garrison, Mr. H. C. Roberson, and Miss Zalia Har- baugh the council sets the tone of conduct for everyone. This year the club sponsored the annual bonfire and rally dance before the South-Central football game. A pitchfin-supper, their first social event, was held November 9 in the cafeteria under the direction of Miss Zalia Harbaugh, Dean of Girls. The officers of the club were president, Dwight Nicolet: and secretary-treasurer, Louise Crider. Row one: Nir-hols, B. Hefner, W. Nungestur, R. Peggs, C, Conrad, D. Nicolet, T, Dotson, C. Bratton, Craig Row two: Shine. J. Crider, I.. Crider, M. Hennon. B. Ross. J. First, P. Golden, C Boyd Row three: Fields. V. Skelly, S. Rurney, H. Wilson, J. Wren, D. MeCreary, P, Trempert, N. Brotlbi-ek, Clifton Junior Hi-Y The purpose of the Junior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, the high standards of Christian living. The club is composed of freshman and sophomore boys. The- officers are: president, Dar- rel Dock: vice-president, James Donovan: secretary, Thomas Coneby: treasurer, James Rousculp: sergeant-at-arms, Jack Huston: and program chairman, Dave Hostetler. Mr. Dee Young is the supervisor. The boys have participated in many activities and have undertaken some worthy projects. Several social meetings, as well as meetings, of a lighter vein, were held. The more serious meet- ings consisted of talks by ministers, teachers, and others. Row one: Rouseulp, R. Nichols, D. Gabes, R. Laws. R. Bartlett, B. McGinnis, C. Steiger, N. Hennun, Wheeler Row two: Donovan, D. Hostetler. D. Dock, D. Coats, C, Baxter. T. Coneby Row three: Staas, F. Catlett, E. Wierman, F. Crider, R. Taylor N' ? R 'WMA 6'1- fm +1 A - AQ, X 'N . WR in 1' Aw, 'S . I H' ' 1' 55533 V wg , flyf Y 1: X K A- 'Q The Lima Council of Parent-Teachers' Association The Lima Council of Parents and Teachers is an organization made up of the local units of the city--thirteen elementary and two high schools. To compare methods of work and to unite in a common project, these units meet the first Monday of each month. Other purposes of these meetings are to organize new units to cooperate with other agencies who work for the welfare of the youth. such as Mental Hygiene, Allen County Tuberculoses Association. Civilian Defense. Lima Canteen, and the Red Cross, and to unite in improving youth conditions. Through the cooperation of the school nurse. doctors. and visiting nurses, the council has been able to care for several hundred under-privileged children of our city. The officers of the group were: president. Mrs. A. L. Simmons: first vice-president. Mrs. Fred Stover: second vicefpresident. Mrs. H. P. Mowrey: honorary president. Supt. J. McLean Reed: secretary, Mrs. Welby Widner: and treasurer, Mrs, Kenneth Everett. Row one: Mrs. Welby Widner, Mr. J. McLean Reed, Mrs. Kenneth Everett Row two: Mrs. Fred Stover, Mrs. A. L. Simmons, Mrs. H. P. Mowrey Band Parents' Association Under the instruction of Mr. Du Pere. the first band of South was organized with twenty- five male members. Uniforms were purchased during the term l926-l927 consisting of white trousers, white skirts, blue cloth capes lined with gold. and blue hats. In 1928. Mr. Charles Aplas became manager of the band, whose members furnished music at many of the football and basketball games. The next year new uniforms consisting of dark sweaters and trousers with sashes of blue and yellow, and dark blue berets with gold tassels, were purchased. Mr. F. C. Parks was made the next director. Under his able supervision, the band prog- resscd each year. making its first appearance in state Class A competition in 1935. Two years later the band participated in the Kenton festival and Van Wert peony festival. The present uniforms. navy blue trimmed with gold braid and a gold belt were select-ed by n committee of band parents that year. Four years ago under the supervision of Mr. Charles Luoma, the seventy-two piece band had a successful year. The next year the members received a superior rating in Class AA in the state contest and first place in Class A. This year the band played at the football and several of the basketball games, presented a concert, played in assemblies. and alternated with Central to play for the boys who were leaving for the armed services. Officers were president. I.. Winegardner: secretary, Mrs. G. Teutsch: and treasurer, Mrs. H. Shockey. Row one: J. Hutchinson, Mrs. G. Hutchinson, Mrs. F. Ladd, Mrs. R. Holman, Mrs. H. Mowrey. Mrs. V. Cook, Mrs. L. Winegardner, Mrs. R. Roberts, Mrs. J. Smith, Charles Luoms Row two: Paul C. Garrison, F. Ferguson, Mrs. F. Bowman. Mrs. G. Te-utsch, L. Winegardner, Mrs. C. Gebhart, Mrs. H. Nicolet, Mrs. C. Roberts Row three: Mrs. I. Furry, Mrs. H. Shockey, Mrs. J. Hutchinson, Mrs. A. Simmons, Mrs. E. Poole, Mrs. W. Fralick, Mrs. B. Clark, G. Allizire, Mrs. G. Allgire, Mrs. R. Brewer The Boosters' Club The South High Boosters' Club was organized to assist the welfare work of South High School. to create and establish a closer relationship and a clearer understanding between the school and the citizens of the school district. The membership consists of men who are eighteen years of age or over. who are not students of any grade or high school. The policy of this club is to avoid any activities that will in any way interfere with the ad- ministration of the affairs of the school or to control its policies. It has. at all times. endeavored to keep its activities within the scope of an assisting and supporting body only. This year the club distributed some of its funds to various organizations of our school. such as the Home Economics Department. the Art Department. the Boy Scouts, the Girls' Athletic Department. and the football team. It also presented a blue-print machine to the Industrial Arts Department. A successful minstrel show was prcsented by the group on March 25 and 26. The officers of the group were: president. G. C. Crist: vice-president. C. A. I.ee: secre- tary and treasurer, T. M. Hollingsworth: and publicity director, G. P. Jordan. Row one: G. E. Fiygins, E. E. Poole. L. M. Swords, M. M. Myers, D. W. Clingaman, C, W. Hamilton. H. C R b . . o erson Row two: T. M. Hollingsworth, Lee Cook, G. L. Crist, Paul C. Garrison, C. A. Lee, G. O. Lincoln, Her- bert Stumpp Parent-Teachers' Association The South High Parent-Teachers' Association is composed of those parents interested in promoting a closer relationship between the home and the school. Officers of the club were: president. Mrs. E. E. Tomlinson: vice-president. Mrs. Richard Day: secretary. Miss Helen Shanahan: and treasurer. Mr. George Figgins. The November meeting was highlighted bv the presentation of South's cancelled note Of indebtedness by Mr. E. E. Poole to Mrs. Tomlinson who burned it. signifying South's clear title of ownership. The final payment was made in September. 1942. In order to raise funds to carry on its work, the organization sponsored a pie social. The club used some of its money for the A. W. V. S. and for various other activities throughout the year. Mr. Paul C. Garrison, Mrs. R. M. Day, Miss Helen Shanahan. Mrs. E. E. Tomlinson, Mr. G. E. Figpzins. Mothers' Progressive Club The Mothers' Progressive Club is organized to give all the football boys. the varsity basket- ball boys. the senior high student managers. and the cheer leaders a banquet at the end of the football season. Whenever possible. awards are presented to the football lettermen. The club raises money by means of small monthly dues and returns from various activities. such as. rummage sales. dinners given for other organizations, refreshment stands, and different types of parties. The club. which is one of the oldest adult organizations of our school. carrieion its ac- tivities during the entire year. Officers this year were: president. Mrs. VJ. J. Miller: vice-president, Mrs. C. C. Clay: secretary. Mrs. George Jordan: treasurer. Mrs. Frank Crider: reporter, Mrs. Everett Sellers: and flower fund chairman. Mrs. F. C. Bowman. Row one: Mrs. G. Johnson, Mrs. T. Siferd, Mrs. L. Kershner, Mrs. C. A. Baumgardner, Mrs. G. Mack, Mrs. G. E4 Figgins, Mrs. T. E. Dotson, Mrs. J. A. Reiff Row two: Mrs. M. Varner, Mrs. H. Jennings, Mrs. D. Miller, Mrs. M. Johoske. Mrs. J. Bowers, Mrs. C- F. Sinclair, Mrs. C. Nichols Row three: Mrs. F. C. Bowman, Mrs. W. J. Miller, Mrs. H. C. Roberson, Mrs. G. P. Jordan, Mrs. F. C. Crider l ,. ,Jig-1 x C5 ,Q 1'g J' li' ji W M, , sqhy' S iw?-rg., I uf, 5 , JJ!--'X ,Ja V , IX' .0 - ML! - v mi A by W.. mf'-1 ' .:..'.JK,. WN sf, wk .. . y q21f9iP s'1.f,i4?' M,Z:Z5 'r,x,, XA v ' :f1'f'1fQe,,fA,-Y 'iii R9 ,Q , ,bimw Mag gags' if ' , J. Avy? , - iff' af' ,Mg-, W x'M- we , 'Lf is , 'i'g ,hr gy gpg' ,Q A J if f MQ! I me If 'iiiswi ns, Affzleflks Pigskin Hank, the Hired Han Thp Football Letrermen Ray l.aws. a tall slim sophomore. held down the center position very well during his first varsity year.. .Rodney Barrington. a hard-hitting junior quarterback. did very well in stopping those that broke through the line. .. lfdwin Watt. a three-year varsity member known as Winnie , stopped many of the opponents' plays while playing the left tackle position . . . Harold Jennings. Stud . showed much power as right halfback for his first and last year of football for South . . . Fred Clay. one of the co-captains and also another three-year varsity veteran. did exceptionally well at right tackle again this year . . . Ralph Johnson. the other co-Captain. also played his third season as a varsity member. starting at end but changing to a hard-driving halfback .. .Clyde Custer. a big lanky junior. capably held the right end position with determination and hght . . . Chester Conrad. another three-year hard-working varsity member. put his heart in the game while he played center or end. . . l.loyd Cheney. a loyal senior. substituted at the guard position and was very dependable on defense throughout the year. . . Another hard-playing senior. Don Rumer. held the right guard position for his second year as a varsity member . . . Fred Howard. a hard-driving sophomore fullback, was able to secure many first downs and touchdowns for the team. . .Bill Nichols was a dependable quarterback and a good tigurehead for the team during his junior year. . .Jim Ridenour. a big junior, started the Hrst game as full back. but he was injured and didn't see any more action until the Thanksgiving Day game.,.A big. strong sophomore. Bob Howard, showed much ability in punting and passing while playing fullback and quarterback. . .Russell Parker. a short. chunky senior. did a time job in helping hold the left side of the line during his second season with the varsity . . . A fast little junior, Harold Bailey. used his speed to much advantage while hlling the halfback position ...Curley Bratton. a junior halfback. proved his capability as a passer and runner throughout the season. Curley was too bashful to have his picture taken, ti? 'Y Fans and participants alike of both football and basketball are deeply appreciative for the many fine broadcasts over our local radio station. Wl.OK. and are sincerely grateful to Mr. Ralph Elvin. man- ager of the station. for the splendid play-by-play accounts of all local games. Parade 'VL . If,t,vl1nll. Cheer Leaders SEASONS RECORD Fostoria , , There Cincinnati Central Vocational Here Tiffin Junior Order , Here Huntington, Indiana Here Dayton Roosevelt O Here Dayton VViIbur Wriglit Here Bucyrus Here Piqua There Central Here Basketball Bows In Action In his first year on the varsity Bill Baumgardner. l5romo . was hard to stop under the basket. He was very good on both the offensive and defensive bankhoards . . . Bob Moser in his second year with the varsity helped the team with his good defense and shooting ability '... Ralph Johnson, another two-year veteran showed great skill in his long shots and also did well in helping stop the opponents. . .Playing his Hrst year on the varsity, Curley Bratton came along fast and proved himself to be a very promising player. . , Dwight Nicolet in his third year on the varsity again showed his versatility. This fast-moving senior broke up many of the op ponents' plays, and was responsible for a large percentage of points. . .Bob Howard. a sopho- more. served his hrst year on the varsity. He was known for his left-handed hook shots and his passing ability . . . Kenneth Penhorwood, Kenny , made a great showing in his senior year. his first year on the varsity. He helped control the bankhoards very effectively '... After a ine season with the freshman team last year. Dale Jordan proved himself very promising material for the future. Although he is short, he is fast and is an excellent ball handler. . . fired Howard. another aggressive sophomore. was equally as tough in basketball as in football, Besides being a very good shot, he was an effective defensive player. . . Bill Nichols. a speedy junior. played his hrst season with the varsity this year. He was a good long shot as well as a fine defensive player. He also helped greatly on the fast-break . . . After a good sophomore year. Jim Yavel started the season as a regular: but after his seventh game, he underwent an appendectomy and was unable to play for the remainder of the season. Briefs The Freshman SGU ad llhy Cforrchw gllUTH MIT 56511 3 2eserL'l'S lllulllun Delphnf: .leflersnn l3Aylrn1 Rrwosevell XxV.1D.llxUl'lCl.l l:ll lLll.1Y Ada IDJYIOII Kiser Hamilton There Here Hsre There There Here Here There SEASONS RECORD vtfwrs Snulh U 2 20 51 37 10 18 -lfl 14 25 18 'S-l 27 30 18 16 Miclcllelmvn Cenlml Springfield Van Vwferr SI. Maryx Upper Sandusky Celing , Central ,, , ITINDI, AY 'I'OURNAMlfN'I' RECORD Upper Sandusky XVapak0nem Central Vrsrfors Snulh 20 34 H VJ 44 ll e Basketball .Sflwld lkliere lkhere Here I'l1ere Here There Here Here lvl.XlfH!'.N Sr -+1 E0 Z4 47 Z7 ll 33 -ll r xulh ll I7 10 51 -UI -H '54 -ll Calendar SEPTEMBER ll Here we go again! Seniors, at last! 12 A new commercial teacher comes ro South. 16 Faculty picnic at Ft. Amanda. OCTOBER 13 Congrats from the Seniors, Mr. Garrison. Reason-Phyllis Ann Garrison comes to our house to stay. 3l The goblins 'll getcha if ya don't watch out! NOVEMBER 6 Last home game with Bucyrus-VICTORY for South. ll Inspiring tableau in commemoration of Armistice Day. 21 Turkey dinner after the big game. DECEMBER - 4 First basketball game-VICTORY for South. 20 Senior A Cappella takes a bow. 23 Christmas spirit is in the air. JANUARY 4 Many girls starting the New Year with sparklers . 11 Epidemic of beaus and bows. 22 Many a feminine head was turned toward the new mirrors, FEBRUARY 10 Seniors shift seats! 23-26 Half-holidays for all, except the teachers, who were rationing. lVlARCl-I 15 Huarache craze! 17 Oh boy, did Harold Jennings wear the green! 22 S association formed at South High School. APRIL 2 Induction of all members in newly organized VICTORY CORPS 23-26 Easter Vacation. lVlAY 5 Junior High Music Festival. 7 Seniors take over-Senior Distinction Day. 18 Last meeting of all clubs. 21 Class day. 23 Baccalaureate Services. 28 At last-commencement. Out into the wide, wide world. What will it hold in store for us? UNSC ,r was-um rf sf -'swf'- G. A. A. The G. A. A.. an athletic association for South girls who have made .tt least one hundred points in competition. is under the supervision of Miss Esther Gillette. After many thrilling contests. the girls' basketball season ended with the soplmmores cham- pions for the year. On March 27 games were held between the Blue and Gold tennis. .ind the Yale .ind Princeton groups, with the Gold and Princeton squads victorious. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row SENIORS one: J. Pugh. I. Bailey, P. Wzxrtl, D. Poole. H. Small. A. Maddox, G. Iianprlt- JUNIORS one Taylor, M. Clay. W. Walti, E. Stettler. A. Carpenter twot C. Smith, Y. McClain, P. Sift-rd, V. Schiffer SOPHOMORES one Custer, H. Shappell, E. Hollar, M. Pue- two: H. Gripzsby, M. Moyer. N. Poole, B. Cheney, B. Buwersoek. li. Smith FRESHMEN one. li. Houtzvr. G. Shook. J. Michael. M. Arey, E. Wvidt-I, li. Heinrich, J. First two Jones, D. Kearns, G. Williams, M. Parker, D. Shaw, M. Nichols Tlirct- Winsome lnssitw cliqqrliiilly smile for tlic canicrn , . , Vfntcli the lwirtliv, lmvsf . . . RUlWt'Il.1ll. Sullwn. .intl Nlclitlc lllllil lic lmppi '.., llvcrvlmdy is waiting cagcrly for llis lvcll io ring to pcrmit tlicm to cnlci '.,. Mix SlUll1.1l3Ul'Y is onc of our genial CllSlULllJl'1S 4 . . Sliilx floss logctllcr. Seniors . . . Cicnc Toiiiliiisoii .incl his StAi'Llt1'sIfis post for llucir picture . . . livery- lmdy is lmving .1 gm' time .il the dnniiu . . . Midgc with lwr unclcrclnsxniun . . . 'lilo Of athletes . . . SOllll'l'fi licau Brummcls . . . 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Distributors of LIMA ELECTRIC MOTORS 440 N. Main St, Lima, Ohio WHITNEY'S CUT RATE Corner Pine and Kibby PIONEER TENT MARKET Quality Fruits, Groceries and Meats Phone 9-8301 301-303 S, Main We Never Close Lima, Ohio H. W. CARTER Main 25 Vine STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Compliments of SILUS SHUE STURE 230 N. Main sf. Compliments of THE LIMA PRINTING 25 LEDGER COMPANY Lima, Ohio Compliments of MURPHY'S CUT-RATE DRUG STORE Corner of Main 8 Vine Streets The ational Bank 0 Lima A GOOD PLACE TO DO YOUR BANKING Courtesy of HUFFER FUNERAL HOME Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of The Lima Telephone 81 Telegragh Co. LIMA, OHIO The Ohio Steel Foundry Co. ADVOCATES Vocational Training KVhile You are Young You XVill Need It When You Grow Older Compliments of ARTWIL DRESS SHOP 227 North Main St. Phone 7-8731 Compliments of ASBESTOS ROOFING AND SHEET METAL The Snowflake Laundry Co. 'Home of Fullerized Dry Cleaning Elm and Central Ph. 4-0781 6-FAMILY WASH SERVICES-6 RUG CLEANING v The LE DER Our entire organization extends to each one of qou individually our heartiest Congratulations and Best Wz'shes for Continued Success Compliments of DR. F. A. STEDCKE DRINK CLEO COLA A'Queen of Sparkling Drinks G. M. SWALLOW 25 SONS L. JAKE P. PEPIOT DO STUDIO W e Photograph . . :: Anything :: Anytime :: Anywhere Phone 2-3481 Lima, Ohio May We Serve You Again 8 q,X ive 1 grgg ,..'l7Tig Y' '4 . I... . 1' T vo 5.'.,'..,' 'r t f-' a . ,.!e'- few : i. V-W iight-'fs 5 I L Q 2 lg v . , , , . g I . 1 EVM e Headquarters for Graduation Gifts South High School Rings Hughes St Son, Inc. 55 Public Square Compliments of MORRIS DRUG STORE 683 S. Main St. Lima, Ohio Compliments of S. S. KRESGE COMPANY Compliments of The Metropolitan Bank Of Lima, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1- WHEELER. BENTLEY. NE VILLE S5 CORY Attorneys-at-La 1 A tt 504 Colonial Finance Bl Lima, Ohio DURO Electric Pumps 73 Wate dg. r Softeners DURO 2l6 E. Market St. Lima PRODUCTS CO. , O. Compliments of EIL 74 Public Square CL oTHlNG FOR You ERMAN'S NGMEN Compliments of REED BROS. ELECTRIC CO. Lima, Ohio UNCLE SAM'S SOLDIERS ARE TI-IE LIMA MA and LIMA FURN ITURE CO. Makers of MATTRESSES, LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, STUDI TTRESS CO 0 COUCHES MATTRESSES RE-MADE, FURNITURE RFI-COVERED Compliments of FRED DRESHER HARDWARE 33l N. Main St. Tele. 4-3551 STERRETTS HOME STORE Everything ln Fine Foods V Phone 2-4661 437 S. Pine St. TOMLINSON BRAKE AND SPRING SERVICE Phone 7-8941 212 ' S. Elizabeth Lima, Ohio EATING ENRICHED BREAD 1 wil ff? T 40, i WL! Fallhfulla helping I If ' ini qw L! i job in hzstory. J: f f.. Enriched above the U. S. standard for enriched bread. You'II Like lf U Omo POWER C' THE FRANK BAKER BREAD Co. Compliments of The I. W. ROWLA DS Co. LIMA'S LEADING FURNITURE HOUSE FOR OVER 50 YEARS 5 7 Puhlic Square Lima, Ohio HERFF-.ION ES CO. Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY. GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS. CUPS. AND TROPHIES Indianapolis. Indiana Jewelers for South High School Representative, P. D. Cook Compliments of HOEELLER. HIATT E5 CLARK The Young Men's Clothing Shop of Lima EREDERICKS BEAUTY SCHOOL N. E. Corner Public Square Nationally Recognized Compliments of L E E' S 120 West High Street Lima, Ohio Compliments of NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL Of COMMERCE Compliments WALKERS FAMILY SHOE STORE Corner Main and High Streets George Says: SOUTH MEETS SOUTH at the SWEETLAND IHONGMEIER 8 STIPPICH Headquarters for PAINT AND SEEDS 3044306 N. Main St. Ph. 4-7091 Compliments of SEITZ INSURANCE AGENCY 401-2 Colonial Finance Bldg. UNDERWRITERS: LIMA TEACHERS Work-F1'ght-G1'Ue-Make Democracy Live CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS - HATS - SHOES MORRIS BROS. 217-219 N. Main Street Where The Fellows Buy Their Clothes BLODGETT Y5 SON 327 N. Main St. Lima, Ohio Automotive Supplies Compliments of HACKENBERGERS MARKET N. W. Corner Main and Kibhy GORDON'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2-6481 225 N. Main St. DR. H. E. WISTERMAN Osteopathic Physician ALEXANDER'S Blue and Gold CLEANERS Corner Second and St. Johns Compliments of J. C. PENNEY Company, Inc. West Market at Elizabeth SMART CLOTHING For BOYS AND GIRLS ARK OF SWEETS HOME IVIADE QUALITY CANDIES Tasty and Clean 132 W. High St. Lima, Ohio CHAS. C. SIEERD AND SON Funeral Home 712 S. Main Street, Lima, Ohio Ted Siferd, S. H. S. '20 O. S. STEWART '85 SON WE FEATURE RE-ROOFING AND RE-SIDING Call Us for Free Estimates 713 S. Main St. Phone 7-7411 Compliments of SHELLEY-TOWNSEND, INC. Lima, Ohio DR. E. C. YINGLING DIAMONDS WATCHES -I I E 'iv . I d jf. ,P . .T:25?6hA:Q. .' 'fi-'T ' ' MA ' ol-ul! 129 N. Main St. Lima, Ohio WEDDING RINGS SILVERWARE Peerless Coal Sz Headquarters Supply Co. fo' 328-30 E. Kibby St. Ph. 4-0181 SNIART JUNIOR 8 MISSES APPAREL COAL, BUILDING SUPPLIES, GASOLINE, ICE J. PAUL TIMMERMAN Pres.-Gen. Mgr. Compliments of MADISON'S 67 Public Square The Fashion Shop of Lima Diamonds Watches Jewelry Z U M B R U N Jewelers 203 W. High St. Lima, Ohio The sixteenth edition ofthe Pot O' Gold to he cased in a Molloy-Made cover-unsurpassed for quality of craftsmanship. 'll I-I DAVID J. MULLOY PLANT 2857 No. Western Ave. CHICAGO GREGG7 Compliments of A Friendly Firm DAVIS-MILLER iff SON FUNERAL HOME BUY AT JO IE 59 Public Square lnv'i3'v51Efi SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '43 AND HOPE THAT FAME AND FORTUNE IS ACHIEVED BY ALL S O U T H GRADUATES I lim' ULUNIHL INHNCE Grvvzpaay Pride of Lima Flourw MODEL MILLS Lima, Ohio Compliments of DICK'S WELDING SHOP Acetylcnc and Electric Welding 404 E. Elm St. Compliments of SHAEER'S MEAT MARKET 226 Miller Avc. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE BAKER, KOLLARS, DAVISSON AGENCY 1002 National Bank Bldg. Lima, Ohio Phone 7-1001 THE POULSTON DRUG CO. Prescription 8 Biological Service Corner E. Market Q5 Public Square CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1 9 4 3 The Central Bldg. and Loan Co. 124 West High St. Congratulations from MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 201 XV. High St. Lima, O. Compliments KEEPER STUDIO 13611 N. Main Sr. W. LEW AYRES, D. D. MICHAEL B. AYRES, D. D. Diagnostic and Corrective Optometry 109 East North St, Lima, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '43 A. L. SIMMONS GROCERY Compliments of Deisel-Wemmen Gilbert Corp. 4-f . 1925 1936 1 44, Nl' IGHHORHOOD P'IRST FIRQT CORNER SUPER MARKET MASTER MARRIJI GROCERY IN LIMA IN LIMA Largest Market of Porcelain Construction in the U. S. CORNER CENTRAL AVENUE AND CIRCULAR STREET Arr Cooled Fluorescent Lighling Lighted Parking K J V if . Compliments of L Ne DRS. BRUNK. D. D. S. MATH SI. C0014 Tgwgf ' Dunk Home Made Ice Cream CANDY LAND mpg... Rouen -H5 S. Main Street ms Nr Mm sr. Phone 3,0001 Dan Pvllvgrini Lima' Obie RENZS BLUE and GOLD BELL PRODUCTS For Fifty-Six Years In Lima REMEMBER il's smart to shop at 1 'V 11 O I iEi1i.1Q1ym1 Lima's Store of Specialty Shops OI-ILER fbr FLOWERS RASINGERIS Diamonds u'7fI1ChC'S 1-10 N. Main Street ACME PHOTO SUPPLY 300-311 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio Fredps mon MARKIIYI' Store Hours: 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. Seven Days a Week GROCERIES 0 MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES BIRDS-EYE FROSTED FOODS MEADOVV GOLD ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Ph. 4-3211 Cor. Main U Kihhy WEBB - HAMILTON CORPORATION GENERAL INSURANCE Phone -1-0631 Lima. Ohio UNI AID Nrzw LOANS .Il'.VV1CI,RX KOHN'S, Inc. 106 E. Mar1eetSt, Lima, Ohio DI'lIl77CJHC1 Loan Specialists Since I9 IS SEALTS CLEANERS Phone 4-7-161 310 VJ, Mar1eetSl. Beller Dry Cleaning Expert Fur Cleaning Modern Slorage BARRETT MOTOR SERVICE Electrical-Speedometer-Carburetor Compliments of Shock Absorber Service THE BUCKEYE 213 South Elizabeth St. Telephone 3-3671 SUPER MARKETS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 19,43 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS W. H. Beery, M. D..--E V. H. Hay, M. DCR G. E. Jones, M. D. eC.C. M. A. Mulvania, M. D-, .-, Cyril E. Savage, M. DC-- Charles Smith, M. D.,,C J. E. Talbott, M. DEE- J. R. Tillotson, M. D. Chas. B. Quinlan, D. D. S. ,,,,,,,,,, , DM, ,E ,,.,,l405 Cook Tower CCE-401 Steiner Bldg. CCD-412 Steiner Bldg. -D 210 Steiner Bldg. ,,,5 ll Steiner Bldg. C--2l6 Steiner Bldg. CCE500 Steiner Bldg. ., , . - M904 Citizens Bldg. DENTISTS EC, 1405 Cook Tower Patronize Our Advertisers ay tamps and Bonds l , pv- From the Press of News-Gazette Printing Company Catalog P7 Boolc ww Commercial P R I N T I N G Q17-Q19 Nortn Union Street Phone 4-9211 Lima, Ohio wmv : -. : , X-X ,.. 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