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

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Juniors The MIRROR 19 4 4 First Row—Patty Cogan. Vivian Axe. Pasty Baxter, Mildred Arnett, Irene Braun. Lois Dickman. Second Row—Ida Lee Denney, Pat Botkin. Betty Chiv- ington, Virginia BoeHmer, Patty Elliot, Mary Chiv- ington, Mary Cogan. Third Row—Eugene Engel. Pat Axe, Harold Dam- meyer, Harold Fisher, Boh Berg. Benny Cook, Leo Chiles, Fred Doseck. Page Twenty

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The MIRROR 19 4 4 Last Will and Testament We, the graduating Seniors—party of the first part being of sound body and mind (our opinion) do hereby will our numerous possessions which we have accumulated during the preceding years to the remaining students—party of the second part. The follow- ing specific items of the party of the first part are duly and re- spectfully willed to the party of the second part under one condi- tion : If the party of the second part fails to fulfill or pay due respect to that which is donated to them by the party of the first part it is compulsory that they must surrender the object or title to a party of the third part who is worthy of said item. I rout seat in detention class, with name plate to Bob Wilges. Ralph Kruse’s knack of punctuality to those who are troubled with “Alarm Clock Blues.” Charles Moeller’s physique and shyness to Dan Mertz. To Phil Pfenning we leave Roberta Schnarre’s knowledge of English. Bill Brodbeck's toothless comb and hair tonic (Crisco) to Don Baxter. Sylvia and Don’s map of the halls to Betty and Stanley. Tom Dingledine’s cue stick talents to Jack Harmon. Bettylou Case’s clarinet playing to all who are in the clarinet section so that ours will stand out among other bands. Harold Wale’s uncanny bookkeeping methods to the follow- ing treasurer of the Senior class. Tom Hudson’s typing wizardry to Vivian Axe. To John Linders goes Fred Noble’s apple-polishing technique. John Morris may have Ed Ruther’s sophisticated knowledge. To John Van Cleve go all the combined inventions and ideas of Jim Meyer and Bob Holder. Jack Kishler’s abhorrence of girls to Bob Bushong. Elizabeth Schwede’s reserved air to Helen Foust. To Leo Toben we leave all the words and music to “Pass the Biscuits Mirandie.” A pad of excuse blanks to Fred Meier so he won’t have to bother Mr. Royer continually. Page Nineteen

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The MIRROR 19 4 4 Juniors First Row—Joan Hoag 1 arid, Izetta Ice. Mary Kinkley, Mary Jo Hardin, Lois Kehl, Louise Knous. Second Row—Henry Keller. Jack Gunderman. Erma Johns, Betty Kohler, Gene Gross, Dick Losher. Leon- ard Goodwin. Third Row—Rodney Luecke, Edward Kuenning. Jack Harmon, Harold Huwer, Stanley Jones, Bob Jordan. Bob Loffer. Fourth Row—Norman Gottschalk. Bob Galusha, James Kellermeyer. David Hegemier. Page Twenty-one