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

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I I . 7777 THE MIRROR Top Row — Joe Lynch, Jack Martin, Joe Martin, Ruth McDermitt, Eva McDermitt, Maxine McDonald, Marjorie Miller. Second Row — Charles Monroe, Carl Meckstroth, Pat Moran, Gladys Neiter, Jean Newcomb, James Nott, Anne Paglow. Third Row — Robert Potts, Betty Roby, Everette Rohrbach, Rose Marie Schamp, Mary Lee Schamp, Conly Saylor, Bernice Schulte. Fourth Row — William Seibert, James Shelby, Maxine Silk, Orville Silvers, Joan Smith, Ian Stauffer, Bette Steinecker. Fifth Row — Robert Steinecker, Martha Schmehl, Marie Stoner, Fred Strohl, Vonallie Suchland, Robert Trunk, Jean Valentine. Sixth Row — Eulalia Wachauf, Lila Wade, Herbert Wale, Mary Wieser, Onnolee Wilkins, Dorothy Wollam, Betty Wright, Rachel Wierwille, Tom Wieser, Myrtle Poppe, Anna Hay. Cl ass History Following’ our mid-year examinations, our very successful play, “Girl Shy,” was given. We held a very successful and entertaining Junior-Senior reception on April 25, 1941. We were well represented in athletics, in the band, on the Live Wire and in the scholarship team. In May our regular yearly examinations were held with most of us passing on to our senior year. We all leave school, glad that we have completed another year, but sad that such an enjoyable year has ended, and we look forward to our senior year to be even fuller, more enjoyable, and more educational. Page 25

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THE MIRROR 19 4 1 Top Row — Marianne Adams, Warren Armstrong, Leona Ashbaugh, William Ash- baugh, Richard Axe, Robert Baxter, Rachel Berlet. Second Row — Rolland Blakely, Virginia Botkin, Henry Bupb — Navy, Treva Brod- beck, Adrian Braun, Floyd Chiles, Dorothy Cogan. Third Row — Eileen Craft, Ruth Dammeyer, Guy Dennings, Betty Deidrich, Jean Donovan, Howard Doute, Mary Eberle. Fourth Row — Robert Engle, Ruth Ferris, Jean Ferris, Tom Fisher, John Finke, Gloria Fritz, Richard Galloway. Fifth Row — Dorothy Hegemier, Ruth Ann Hudson, Robert Hudson, Richard Hobbler, Betty Ice, James Ireton, Ned Johns, Richard Kellermeyer. Sixth Row — Robert Kleinhenz, William Klosterman, Evelyn Knous, Carl Kogge, Clarence Kohler, George Koons, Lee Krogman, James Lampe. JUNIOR We, the Junior Class of Memorial High School, began our school year of 1940-41 on September 3, 1940. We elected our class officers the last of September. Those elected were : President — Jack Martin Vice President — Tom Fisher Secretary — Ned Johns Treasurer — Tom Wieser In November a committee appointed by President Jack Martin selected our class rings. We all deeply regret the loss of Miss Bay, our class adviser, who died during the Christmas vacation. The vacancy left by her has been well filled by Mr. Scott. Page 24

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19 4 1 T HE MIRROR Top Row — Betty Arnold, Betty Alexander, Leona Aufderhaar, Jack Axe, Virginia Axe, Louise Boltz, Gloria Burgett, Lucille Boehmer, Robert Broyles. Second Row — Ernest Burkhart, Flave Ballet, Serge Bushong, Kathryn Ann Blair, William Buss, Francis Boltz, Nancy Bosley, William Brown, Margaret Boomer. Third Row — Paul Burd, Richard Craft, Therman Chiles, Dale Craft, Millicent Chiles, Jean Dicke, Marjorie Dicke, Francis Davis, Donald Dicke, Jesse Davis. ' Fourth Row — Eldon Eshleman, Alice Errett, Marjorie Eshleman, Fred Frey, Helen Glass, Emily Gilberg, Jim Gibson, Betty Ginter, Max Gerstner, Wilber Greber. Fifth Row — Pat Holtzhauer, Richard Howell, Eld ora Hirshfeld, Raymond Horn, Richard Hunter, Rex Hardin, Lowell Hackler, Hazel Hinkle, Jean Helmstetter, Martha Heil. Sixth Row — Philip Herzing, Dorothy Hegemier, Mary Katherine Huenke, Mary Hagaman, E'.een Hussey, Pat Ike, James Jacobs, Allen Knous, Marvin Kuhns, Eileen Kettler. SOPHOMORE We, the Sophomore class, came back to school full of vim and vigor ready to renew our fight to be someone, someone really noti:eable in this large and great world of ours of which we are a part. We started to fight looking toward what we thought was a bright school year. We elected class leaders who we thought would help us to complete our school year success¬ fully. The Sophomore class has overcome and defeated the many obstacles that have lain in its path. The class has been very active in having concessions at basket ball games, and has received much cooperation from its members in its many attempts toward a cer¬ tain goal. The members of the class haye taken an active part in the activities of our school, such as the band, football teams, glee clubs, basketball teams, and the many other extra- ‘curricular activities which are within their grasp. The class advisors have helped and led us with their knowledge and experience in the many things :hat are new to us and in which we are inexperienced. Page 26