St Marys Memorial High School - Mirror Yearbook (St Marys, OH)

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Junior Class

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EM ? Junior Class Poem A good class and a trusty band, With merry heart and trueg St. Marys High sure understands What the Junior Class can do. We push the athletes good and true, And who can bid us nay? With one and all and hand in hand, St. Marys High on top doth stand. When it comes to Basket Ball, A stirring sight you'll viewg Our boys can never, never fall, If there's pep enough in you. In tennis how our teams can play, There's nothing wrong with them. We hope to gain the championship When the tournament does end. Our runners are the very best, Of any class in High. We'll prove it at the Wapak meet, Or know the reason why. In music we are very strong, So this gives you a hunch, That the Orchestra ne'er could get along Without the Junior bunch. Every day at ten of one, We put down everything. Go over to the Senior room And ohg how we do sing. In studies how our teachers praise us, For the splendid work we do , They say we'll make good Seniors, If we work as we'-e accustomed to. So Juniors, ever loyal stand, To our motto, staunch and true And honor always our dear school, With her colors, gold and blue. xxx ,lumor Class Roll Edward Adams Sidney McCammon Hayden Wilson Margaret Hughes Grant Boltz Reginald McMillen Carl Yahl Ruth Hurm Warren Coineg Albert Mackenbach Marcella Althoff Juanita James Floyd Nagel Robert Reed Leonard A Cook Floyd Fike Charles Garber Joel Hayes Leonard Henkener Frank Vogel Herman Slife Robert Shuffelton Annabel Buss Luella Jordan Lenore Levering Mildred Reiher Edith Etoneg Katherine Stuehr Isabel Andersn Sa 'a Botkin Edna Chrismer D Ruby Copsey Wilson Hilgeman William Vorhees Eva Drake Desdemona Tussing Wilbur Hoewischer Edwin Wagner Amelia Engel Elizabeth Welshimer Alton Kellermeyer William Wagner Mary K. Frank Elizabeth Yahl Bernard Lawler Edward Werner Marcella Heusch 1

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FEM Z1 History of Class of 1922 We thought we were really important when we entered the portals of knowledge of S. M. H. S. in September, 1918, as Freshmen. There were eighty-seven of us, very bright and prom- ising. We quickly overcame the difficulties usually experienced by Freshmen in mastering their studies. Our attendance was excellent considering the epidemic of iniiuenza which was passing oven our country. The next year most of us returned to that hall of fame as Sophomores, loy al and devoted defenders of the Red and White. The first thing we did was to organize a Literary Society and elect our officers for the following- year. With what golden thoughts and memories do we look back upon our Freshmen and Sopho- more days. Now we are Juniors, forty-three in num- ber. Early in the year we elected the follow- ing officers: President-Robert Reed Vice President-Annabel Buss Secretary-Onnolee Hipp Treasurer--Sidney McCammon Our class is noted for its unusual musical talent. The Seniors could not sing without us, so they asked us to join them. Our daily exercises in singing are under the able direction of Mr. Kohler. We are at the present time planning a reception for the Seniors which will be the most stupenduous of any to date. c 1 5 -W-4- 22 . iii gtg? V N i :F-ar ' - u - 11, U