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

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19 4 1 THE MIRROR Last Will and Testament We the Senior Class of “’41” having sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following characteristics to persons stated: Forest Jacobs’ diligence to Tom Miller. Lynn Fisher’s size to Gerry Bubp. Hawkey-Widner romance to Jean Ferris and Bill Klosterman. Bill Case’s shyness to either Vanderhorst hoy. Gail’s ability as a coquette to Norma Howard. Betty Place’s dressing ability to Marjorie Miller. Earl Althoff’s egotism to Conley Saylor. Mirror Staff’s ability to get in trouble to nobody in particular. Maurice Hinkle’s Chevy Coupe to “Phedo” Herzing. Gretta Koons’ ability to get along with Prof. Kohler to any unlucky Junior. Dave Smith’s efficiency (?) to next year’s Business Manager. Don Willoughby’s voice to Gloria Fritz. This year’s cheerleaders’ enthusiasm and loyalty to next year’s cheerleaders. Lois Ann Quellhorst’s typing to Jean Valentine. This year’s Senior autobiographies to Pepys, Cellini. Rousseau and Johnson. Witnesses : 2 :10 train. One of the Mirror Staff’s rubber checks. 23 typewriters and a metronome. We “3.” Page 21 . . . THE MIRROR STAFF

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T H E M I R R O R 19 4 1 Donald Eugene Sudman “Sudy” F. F. A. 1 -2-3-4, Live Wire 4, Boys’ Chorus 1-2-3-4, Choir 3-4. Agricultural Course Gwendolyn Viola Young “Gweny” General Course MR. WOOLOVER The death of Mr. Woolover came as a shock to our Mirror Staff, and it is deeply regretted by all. Mr. Woolover was a representative of the Fort Wayne Engraving Company, and he has helped the Mirror Staffs of Memorial for fifteen years. His pleasant personality and intelligence will be hard to replace. Page 20

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THE MIRROR 19 4 1 Se nior Directory Name Expression Hobliy Course Ambition Motto Helen Miller Well, good Driving Commercial Beautician Try, try again. Fred Schelby Criminy gosh Bowling Follege Preparatory Electrical Engineer Live and learn. Make the most out of life Hetty Place Holy Cats Painting College Preparatory Go to College by getting the most out of it. William Case Yeah Shooting General Draftsman Never do today what you can put off ’til tomorrow. William Hardin Censored Hunting Industrial Aviator Is he bashful, is he shy, Can’t he talk, or won’t he try ? Live and learn. Virginia Kettler Oh Heck Drawing General Beautician Norma Howell O Durn Traveling College Preparatory Librarian I love to live and live to love. Gwendolyn Young Oh 1 don’t know Roller Skating General Clerk Live and learn. Charles Bernard Hi Babe All work and Models Industrial Airplane Designer A friend is a man’s greatest asset. Lynn Fisher no play make Skullv dull Basketball Industrial Aeronautic Engineer Live clean. Ralph Schultz My My Observing ad¬ vertisements Industrial Success Do or die. Ruth Holtzhauer Jumping Joseph Music Commercial T0 be Successful Never say die. James Lynch Nuts Soft ball Industrial To Graduate Never do tomorrow what you can do today. Mary Joan Makley Oh My Gosh Drawing General Artist Never put off today what you can do tomorrow. Tom Stalder That takes nerve Playing drums General Undecided Live from day to day. Gail Roebuck Gee Golly! Bowling Commercial To be a Suc¬ cessful Secretary Do or die. Dorothy Boehmer Oh, nuts Dancing General Accountant Strike while the iron is hot George Vogel None Getting out of work Industrial Aviation Mechanic Love all the pretty girls. George Losher I don’t know Photography College Preparatory To be a Supreme Fourt J stice A penny saved is a penny earned. Virginia Osborne Really ! ! Writing Commercial Successful Secretary Mean what you say and say what you mean. Emma Jane Moehring None Reading College Preoaratory Linguist Don’t cry over spilt milk. Robert Kellermeyer Yea, Verily None College Preoaratory Successful Engineer Work with a will. Dave Davis Oh D Ping-pong College Preparatory Get Rich Don’t do now what you can do tomorrow. Forest Jacobs I pass Radio College Preparatory Electrical Engineer I choose never to stoop. Waneta Schroer Oh! Agony Sewing College Preparatory To be a 'Success Sink or swim. Never put off until tomor¬ Gladys Stoner Oh, Gee Sports General To be Successful row what you can’t do to¬ day. Gilbert Gerstner Yeah Woodworking College Preparatory College An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. Glen Snethkamp Well Pictures Industrial Success Do or else. Stafford Noble Hey Screw¬ ball Collecting Demerits College Preparatory To get the most out of life in the easiest manner Live or die, survive or perish, it makes no difference. Helen Clark Hallelujah Dogs College Preparatory Learn several languages Be self-reliant. Pull your own chestnuts Richard Crouse You Coward Girl Scout Agricultural • Sailor out of the fire, I haven’t any gloves either. Lawrence Seigle Ain’t it the truth Stamp Collecting General Mechanic Do or die. Betty Hawkey Don’t get excited None Commercial Undecided Chief Telegraph None. Thomas Shelby None Telegraphy 1 ndustrial Operator in New York City None. Ferd Helmstetter Oh Yeah Softball General To Graduate It is better to be with than without. Lucille Kilger O Really Sewing General Good Dancer Golden Rule. Pauline Hay Gee Whiz Collecting Baseball Pictures General Travel Where there’s a will, there is a way. George Fisher None Collecting College Preoaratory Mechanical Engineer Golden Rule. Vernon Schnarre “Ho Yea” Sports General Graduate Live and let live. Don Willoughby Censored Hunting General Race car driver Experience is the best teacher. Merril Chiles Could Be Sports General Radio Engineer None. Ruth Rupert Gee Gosh Dancing College Preparatory Nurse Live and learn. Emily Howell Imagine that! Dancing General Dress Designer To be a success. Clem Brodbeck Censored Sports College Preparatory To Graduate Never believe anything you hear and only half of what y 2.u see. Ralph Schroer Heck Rabbits General Farmer You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink. Page 22