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

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Sophomores When we entered the Sophomore class this year we were relieved to find that we got none of the razzing” reserved for the ‘‘green” Freshmen. Although we were still underclassmen we felt as if we had a higger and more important part in the life of the school. At the beginning of the year we elected the following officers: President Kenneth Kuenning Vice-President Fritz Bornhorst Secretary Thelma Armstrong Treasurer Wilma Rohr bach When the Student Council was formed we chose the following Sophomores to represent our class: Pat Bamberger. Alberta Sherman. Jack Conner and George Widner. First Row (Left to Right) Shirley Wilges, Ruth Roettger. Shirley Clifford, Carol Quellhorst, Bernadette Pax, Joan Silvers. Jeanette Boehmer, Rita Axe, Carol Moothart, Phyllis Sullivan, Joan Maher. Barbara Strohl. Second Row—Bernadette Meiering, Delores Sanders, Jean Sampson, Sharon Cook, Alberta Sherman. Phyllis McElderry, Betty Hayes, Mona Kendall, Nancy Clark, Erline Shives. Third Row—William McEvov, Allen Young, Charles Schnarre, Kenneth Taylor. Kenneth Kuenning, Fred Bornhorst, George Widner, Tom Sunderland, Gene Fishbaugh. Alfred Wheeler. Fourth Row—Paul Beckett, Bill Cox. Darrell Darnell. Stanford Eschelman, Donald Anderson. Donald Wright, Paul Smith. Robert Kohlreiser, Paul Dorsten, Bernard Craft, Harold Knatz. Fifth Row—David Metz. James May, Albert Bubp, Morris King. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY The Fraternal Order of Eagles (26)

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First Row (Left to Right) Ruby Howell. Oneta Schmidt, Pauline Harper. Wilma Spaulding, Geraldine Tigner, Dorothy Shaner, Shirley Cook. Kathleen Ruther, Betty Byrne, Patty Otto, Frances Wollam, Betty Burris, Barbara Emerick. Second Row—Ruth Kelly, Beverly McKee, Beverly Sweigart, Virginia Meyers, Alfrieda Braun. Marie Benzing, Wilma Chivington. Frieda Miars. Lois Ann Metz, Fern Leflfel, Virginia Glass, Marcella Crouse. Wanda Hunsaker. Third Row—Jim Kite. Lloyd Miller, Bob Glass. Bob McBroom, James Danaher, Jim Wolfe, Frank Moran. Rolla Wertz, Marvin Steinecker. Fourth Row—James Worthington. Donald Broerman, Wilfred Dicke. Donald Steinebrugge, Chester Schwaberow, Willard Steinecker, Bob Nevergall. Paul Whetstone, Paul Hinkle. Lewis Cisco. Juniors Throughout the year we participated in sports. Four of the starting eleven players on the football team were from our class while practically all of the reserve basketball players were juniors. The annual class play was presented in October. An able cast selected by Miss Codington presented “The Doctor Has A Daughter.” which was well received by the audience. For our assembly, we portrayed the correct procedure for a business meeting and stressed friendlier relations with other countries primarily through letter writing. The class rings arrived in February and everyone was pleased with them. The last and most important event of the year was the reception. We worked hard to make it a success. With our junior year behind us we have learned many things which will aid us in becom- ing successful seniors next year. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY D. ARMSTRONG CO. DRY GOODS E. A. ALLEN SONS SOHIO STATION-EAST SIDE 125]

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First Row (Left to Right)—Ramona Garman, Dolores Etter. Anna Azbell, Beatrice Overley, Winona Howell, Dorothy McDermitt. Laura Brodbeck, W ilma Rohrbach, Pat Bamberger, Carol Holtzapple. Marilyn Taylor. Marilyn Burkhart. Second Row—Carol Hagaman, Mary Gallimore, Anna Bowersock. Virginia Burkhart, Marvalee Krites, Jane Denning, Dorothy Rogers. Martha Koons, Rita Kellermeyer, Mary Kogge, Doris Tigner. Thelma Armstrong. Third Row—Ralph Felver, John Keith, Virgil Koons, Dean («lass, Richard Beckett, Brice Blair, Harold Gayer. Jack Conner, Jack Davis, Bill Mann, Tom Lynch. Fourth Row—Tom Weadock. Donald Reineke, Jack Monroe, William Overley. Donald Roby. Roman Severt. John Gerstner, Jim Hudson, Dave Cathcart, Norman Menker, Joseph Neargarder. Sophomores During the year we gave an assembly in which we introduced Miss Etta Kett to the stu- dent body. 'fhe Sophomore class fervently hopes that everyone learned a lesson from her. Several of our boys won football awards while one earned a basketball letter. One of our girls became a cheerleader during the year. A large number of us were members of the band and chorus. When we come back to school next year we will all be a little older and better equipped to face the problems which will confront us in our Junior year. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE IDEAL CUT-RATE STORE THE FARM BUREAU of St. Marys, Wapakoneta, New Bremen and New Knoxville [27]