PAGE B—FOURTEEN THE LIMA rVEWS, LIMA, OHIO SUiX'DAY, JUNE 1, 1969

s Presentation Assembly
Senior Students Receive Scholarships
Scholarships for colleges
and universities throughout
the nation were presented to
nearly 40 students at Lima
••SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF Senior High School's senior

STEAKS
awards assembly last Tues-
day.
Also, student council presi-
dentWilliamWright
presented retiring principal
H o w a r d W. ( G a p p y )
Scheuerman with a camera
o n « behalf of the council.
Scheuerman was also given a
three - piece luggage set and
a travel alarm clock by the
CHUCK senior class. Class President
Michael Strayer gave the
gifts.
STEAK The council is presenting
the school with new drapes
for three classrooms The
senior class's gift to the
school this year was renova-
tion of the auditorium's
Ib. public address system with a
pre - amplifier and a balcony
speaker system in time for i
C My Fair Lady" in early ACHIEVEMENT — These three Lima Harris, 38 Superior Court, French award;

Chuck Steaks Ib. 99 BONELESS

May. Senior High School seniors garnered top
School p h o t o g r a p h e r honors as scholars in three subject areas,
Richard W i d e n e r was as announced at last week's senior honors
Mary Ann Ricard, 255 S. Collins, Spanish;
and William Wright, 1712 W. Spring,
science.

109 CUBED 19 presented with a camera case assembly. They are (from left) Debi
by the class which also gave
__ STEAKS b. 1 six world globes for earth Wolgast, Susan Bales and Bill
science classes'and purchased Glover Other PTA awards
a new mimeograph machine worth $150 were presented to
for the office. Karen Clay, who will attend
Four students with straight David Kipscomb C o l l e g e
«|Q BONELESS
BONELESS BEEF A records tied for first place M i k e Numbers, OSU-Lima
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fb. 1 Chip Steaks . . , . " • • I in class rank and will have Campus, Bonnie B a q u e ,
their names engraved on the Syracuse University; a n d
1969 LSHS Scholarship Cup, Martha' B l a c k , Miami
according t o Scheuerman University. Fred Diehl was
Named were Jill C l a f l i n , given a PTA $175 scholarship
Douglas Ferguson, T o m to Ohio State University. PTA
William and William Wright. honors were announced by

Bananas The $400 Dot Lines Inc. Mrs. Edgar Riker, district
scholarship was awarded to chairman.
Bob Lepo, who will attend The Lima Senior PTA
Kent State University M L. awarded SIOO scholarships to
Fuhrman made the presen- John Rowe. Miami, Tom
tation Boyer, Franklin University;
Jill Claflin was the recipient and Bob Tussmg, OSU.
A REAL of the Daughters of the College s c h o l a r s h i p
American Revolution g o o d certificates went to J o h n
VALUE! Ib. citizenship award She also Ayres, Michigan
received S650 from the Elks University,
terbein
Kay
College;
State
Bateson,
Tom
Ot-
Boyer,
lub's most valuable student
contest, winning on both local Franklin College; C h a r l e s
and state levels. M a r t y Cheuvront, OSU; Jill Claflin,
Wagner received the Elk's Anderson College; K a r e n
SW.TAMA DKAnu
&VLIANA BRAND 4%4%| B o w l e r s A s s o c i ation; Clay, David Lipscomb, Doug
scholaiship, for S650. Ferguson, freshman h o n o r

SALAD DRESSING ' 39' represented by Mrs. Joyce

student, OSU; Malou Ham-
T h e H y - H o C l u b J mond University of Chicago.
SENIOR HONORS — Donald Wright (left), 1724 Mound,
Garrett presented a S200 Katha Harris, B o w l i n g won the Lima Senior High School Spartan Booster SIOO
scholarship to Katha Harris Green State University; Bar- college scholarship award and a trophy for athletic
and SiOO awards to Linda ry Jennings, Eastern New achievement at the senior honors assembly last Tuesday.
ASSORTED FLAVORS
AS50KIEU I-LAVWK9 . jm £^ Bowles and H a r r i e t t Mexico Main.
University; Dennis
Baldwin - W a l l a c e Other honors went to David Roth. 327 W. O'Connor, the

49
Pughsley.
College, Joan M c N a r y , Dave Porter music award, and Jane Sterling, the Com-

POPSICLES 12 3-fl. oz.

in pkg.
The Dave Porter music
award went to David Roth University of Toledo, Julie University, GranviHe
The Sylvia Sawyer Kapp for Park, University o f Cin-
vocal music were presented cinnati, Paul Perm, Case -
mercial Cre'dit Coip. scholarship to attead Demson

QOLDEM WHOLE KCKKEL

by Adelaide Sawyer, S500 Western Reserve University,
scholarship and trophy to David Roth, University of
John Hutchinson Cincinnati, J a n e Sterling,
OSU Final Exams
Mb. I-oz. JANE PARKER Pam Meyer earned a 82,0001 C o m m e r c i a l Corp.
Stokely Corn
OOLDCM CREAM 9TVLI
eon
Dutch Style
scholarship from the Ohio
Steel Corporation, presented
3y James Bourk.
scholarship
versitj
yon
: Tom
College;
to Demson
Storck.
Robert
General M o t o r s Corp
K Beginning Monday
Um-
en-
Toich,
Named f o r outstanding' scholarship to training school Final examinations f o r Monday and Wednesday 5, 6
Stokely Corn
WHITE CREAM STYLE
can
APPLE PIE scholarship were Debi Harris
n French, Mary Ann Ricard
in Spanish; and Bill Wright in
science.
at Evendale,
Capital
Marty Wagner, OSU-Luna Campus students and 7 p m . classes.
University; Ken enrolled in spring quarter will Tuesday — 8 a m., 49
Walker, Ohio University, Tom be Monday through Thursday, mathematics classes, 10:31
Williams, c o o p e r a t i v e according to J. McLean Reed, a m., comparative literature
Don Wright won the SIOO
r i n g school at campus director. 103 and education 461; 1 p m,.,
Stokely Corn
Mb.
can 25' Spartan Boosters a w a r d , e n g i n e e
Reed
aresented by James Dackin. University of Cincinnati; and examination schedule:
Bill Wright, freshman honors
released the following all psychology classes; 3 1?
p m , all sociology classes;
and a trophy for outstanding Monday — 8 a m., all 5 20 p m.. Tuesday a n d
MEDIUM — ftREEN LJWIAS athletic achie\ement. Skill in student, OSU. history classes; 10 a . m . , Thursday 5 and 6 p.m. classes
athletics paid off also for Phil geography 220 and 240 and p.m.. Tuesday and Thursday
Stokely Beans -29' Simpson, who recieved a full Officers Named English 294; 1 p.m., morning 7:30 p.m classes.
athletic aid scholarship to the ADA — Ohio N o r t h e r n English classes; 3:10 p.m.,
University of DAy ton- Wednesday — 8 a.m., aH
FTALMM WMJWC University student officers of afternoon English classes and biology, botany and zoology
Mrs. Don Dot} presented education 460; 5.20 p . m , classes. 10 10 a m French
Katha Harris with the $400 Delta Theta Phi for 1969-70
Stokelv Plums 2 Venture C l u b scholarship. are David Grieshop, Dayton,
Winner" of the $200 Spartan dean; James B. D o b b Starting Monday
s .
and Spanish 1C3 and 105,
music 141; 1 p.m., a l l
Mothers award presented by Columbus, vice-dean: William S u m m e r Neighborhood chemistry and geology
R. Baesman, Columbus, clerk classes, physics 113 and
ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH
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Mrs. William McKenna, was
of rolls: Gary L. Weaks. Youth Corp. funding has been music 143: 3 p m., ag-
Gail Short. That group also

LISTERINE ,'ttr 79 presented S125 and S I O O Clayton, exchequer, Alan J. received for Lima and Allen ricultural economics 100,
awards to Cathy Woodward Ciklin, Norwalk, C o n n , , County totaling $20,650. philosophy 210 and political
and Fanita Joseph, respec- tribune: Richard B. Blair, The program, designed to science 100.
tively. Zanesville. master of the aid youths find s u m m e r Thursday — 8 a.m., theater
Lima PTA Council awards ritual: and Tom Allen, Brad- employment, will begini Mon- 165. speech 105 and fine arts
for $100 went to Ronald ford. Pa, bailiff. day and continue through 290: 10:10 a.m.. fine arts 111
Aug. 22.

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VOCAL AWARD — Lima Senior High School senior John
Hutcfomson, 2290 Oakland Pkwy., displays the Sylvia
Sawyer Kapp vocal scholarship trophy he was presented Eagle Home & Building; Insulators
Wrtfi E*ch $3.00 Purchase by Adelaide Sawyer at the high school's senior honors GreenJown at Erie R.R. Lima, Ohio
assemblv last Tuesday. The scholarship is -worth $500.
(News Photo)

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