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

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The MIRROR MR. ROBERT REED Splendid as a teacher, a master-mind at football and other athletics. In the few short years that he has been here he has turned out some real athletic teams. We hope he will be back next year. MISS KOENIG This sweet little lady with her happy smile is Miss Koenig. She is a newcomer at Memorial High. She is interested in outdoor sports and music. We hope to be able to keep Miss Koenig with us for many more years. MR. KOHLER One of our new teachers is Mr. Kohler and we believe he has carved a niche for himself in the thoughts of Memorial’s students. A good sport, agreeable, and a friend to all; we are sure he will do great things in the future. MISS D. SMITH A refined lady of charming personality; that is Miss Smith. This is her first year at Memorial and we all hope to see her back again. Her hobby is dramatics and her ability outstanding. May she continue to be successful. MISS BAY Miss Bay can always be relied upon to plan and carry an excellent pro- gram to the final curtain. She is active in school affairs, writes poetry and is a lover of nature. May her life be always serene. MISS BRANDON Miss Brandon could easily be mistaken for a little freshman girl. In spite of this we hear she won’t be back next year. Why? Now, just use your imagination. You’ll find the answer in Celina. We’re sorry she is leaving but he knows best. MISS HIPP After seeing Miss Hipp’s picture in the faculty section you’ll agree with us that she should be in the movies. Besides her good looks she has a catching spirit of fun and pep. We understand she is going to become a better half soon and we know everyone will miss her. She is faculty advisor for the Girl Reserves. PAGE 16

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if. H.'ir. 773i Albert Kohler, A. B. Gertrude Geiger, A. B. Edith Slabaugh, B. S. Gladys Ramsey English English - French Home Economics Secretary U. of Wisconsin Capital University Ohio State University Lima Business College Faculty MISS C. SMITH Her smile is always cheery and her judgment wise. May she con- tinue to grace old Memorial for many years. If we may call a lady a good sport—then Miss Smith could be styled that. MISS WILLIAMS Miss Williams confessed a secret desire for pretty clothes. That’s the spirit. Miss Williams, what woman doesn’t? She is loved by all and we know her judgment to be fair and square. She is our Latin teacher at Memorial High. MR. FRAMPTON Mr. Frampton is our manual training and mechanical drawing teacher. We hear some of his students can carve a toothpick and others can draw a straight line. Mr. Frampton is liked by all. MR. VAN CLEVE What can be said of this noble gentleman ? Nay, who could out talk him. We like his build, we like his eyes, we like his style and we like him. This is his 3rd year here and his popularity is rapidly gaining. May he continue to dispense the knowledge of science among Students. PAGE 15

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M. H. S. - 19 3 1 MISS DUNAN Miss Dunan is the little teacher with a smile always twinkling in her eyes. She possesses a giggle all her own. Her hobby is driving her car. She is teaching Freshman English at this time. MISS KOHLER Miss Kohler is our music supervisor and believe us she knows her do —re—me’s. We can be sure of enjoying an entertainment in which she has had a hand. MR. YOUNG Mr. Young is our assistant manual training “prof.” He is a good- looking young man and we bet many a young maid has sighed for him only to find him married. MR. PEARCE Mr. Pearce is the young band master from Greenville. We like him. his work, and hope that he will continue with us. MR. JENNINGS Mr. Jennings besides being a good-looking, eligible, young fellow is a director of no mean ability. Ask the Juniors how they liked his work on their play. He is also the Junior Hi-Y faculty advisor. MISS GEIGER Miss Geiger is our girl’s coach. She also teaches French (oui oui) and English. Being a lover of sports and she does her part toward pro- moting girls’ athletics. MISS SLABAUGH Miss Slabaugh lives in Celina but teaches at dear old Memorial. Ah. yes, we always knew she could tell a good school when she saw one. I ler job is to teach the girls how to boil water without burning it. MR. HASLER A good all round fellow who knows how to play basketball. Remem- ber the faculty team. He is the agriculture teacher and is bashful with the girls. He is one of the most well-liked of the faculty. PAGE 17