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

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I I i 1 t This year 79 students returned to the halls of Memorial with a new gleam in their eyes. Unperclassmen at last! We soon settled down, resolved to make our’s the best Junior Class in school history. We elected our officers soon after school started. At a class meeting, with the aid of our sponsors, Miss Frey, Miss Geiger, and Coach Barber, we chose the following people to lead us through the year; President . . . . . . Ronald Fite Vice-President . . . Harmon Dunathan Secretary . . . . . . Petie Springer Treasurer . . . . . . Beverly Burger Harry Stolte, Eddie Eberle, Jim Krogman, Wilda Dicke, Doris Chivington, and Betty Lynch were chosen to represent our class on the Student Council. We elected Don Beckett as assistant editor of the “Mirror”, and Chester Thompson as assistant business manager. These two will become editor and business manager in their senior year. The iuniors were active in almost every phase of school life. Many of our class members were in such organizations as band, choir, and Y-Teens. In the field of sports we were well represented, with special emphasis on the football team. Nine of our junior men were football players, doing their share to make the team a success. FIRST ROW: I.1EFT TO RIGHT: Iris Masonbrink, Janet Quellhorst, Anita. Millisor, Dorothy Nuse, Martha Lyman, La Rose Nuesemeyer. ■SECOND ROW: Harold Miller, James Ki'og'man, Eetty Lynch, Jean Maher, Barbara Kohler, Charles Knatz. THIRD ROW : Dwig'ht Meyers, Donald McDermitt, LeRoy Kogg'e, ,Iohn liable, George Miller. FIRST ROW: I.,EFT TO RIGHT: Mary Alice Ruvoldt, Ann Schultz, Ruth White, Mary Jo Suchland. Mary Springer, Joan Weber. SECOND ROW : Anna Schell. Rita Ruther, Jane Schmehl, Lois Shadrack, Norma Whetstone, Joan Roth, Martha Schrolucke. THIRD ROAV : Harry Stolte, Maynard Scham.p, Norbert (Sanders, Tom Vogel, Chester Thom¬ son. Page 25 d

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1 FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Burger, Wilda Dicke, Virginia Althoff, Jean Dam- meyer, Norma Bernhold, Carol Bubp. SECOND ROW : Jeanetta Cisco, Doris Chivington, Mary Lou Chilcoat Norma Dannaher, Marvel Caldwell, Mary Craft. THIRD ROW : Bill Dorsten, Harry Burd, Donald Beckett, Larry Dine, Richard Deniston, john Layman, Bill Brodbeck. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Juanita Hunsaker, Barbara Howell, Betty Elshoff, Eve¬ lyn Glick, Cleta Holtzapple, Mary Holtzhauer. SECOND ROW: Ronald F.te, Kenneth Gayer, Bccty Ke ly, Pat Eberle, Joan Fa: rls, Ld.vad Eberle, Roger Hegemier. THIRD ROW : Harmon Dunathan, Gerald Floenie, Roger Glass, G.ne Kellermeyer, Bob Helmstetter, Carl Henne. Junior Class The three varsity cheerleaders were juniors. Congratulations to Mary Holtz¬ hauer, Ruth White, and Betty Lynch for their splendid work. Our efforts were not confined to sports alone. We realized the value of edu¬ cation and worked to make ourselves known in that direction. As a result, a number of juniors were on the Scholarship Team, many of them making high scores on the tests. In November, the annual class play was presented. This year we gave “A Date With Judy,” to a packed house. After the play, several members of the cast were eligible for initiation into the Thespians. A few of these were also in the Thespian Play. The Class of ’50 was responsible for one very important issue concerning class rings. Instead of having a different style ring every year, we voted to have a standard class ring. When they arrived in March, we were certain we had not made a mistake. The reception was the climax of an eventful year. The juniors, as hosts, gave the seniors a glimpse of “Blue Heaven”, as a last reminder of Memorial. We came close to realizing our ambition. Next year, by using the knowledge If we gained this year, we hope to succeed fully. E L Page 24

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Sophomore Class President . : . Robert Toben Vice-President . . . . Theodore Johnson Secretary . . . . . . . . Anna Hegemier Treasurer . . . . Thomas Clark Advisers . . Miss Dunan, Mr. Young, Mr. Steva In September, 1948, ninety-four sophomores entered Memorial High for their second year of high school. It was hazardous, though, and we had to be careful not to be trampled upon by the new freshmen who were rushing up and down the halls vainly hunting for their classrooms. FIRST ROW : Delores Hamp, Carolyn Howell, Anna Hegemier, Betty Portman, .Jane I.iarkin, Iona Henning, Doris Hoelschcr, Oeorganna Goodwin. SECOND ROW: James Hoenie, William Helmstetter, Dorothy Hertenstein, Laura Herm, Sally Kijjp Robert Huckereide, John Felton. THIRD ROW: Ted Johnson, Richard Kr.tes, Robert Hirschfcld, Richard Grimm, William Hegemier, Norval Kohlhorst, Adrian Eversman. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Anne Davis, Wilma Brown, Barbara Cook, Hazel All- man, Sue Benzing, Theresa Dietz, Shirley Borisch, Naberta Cramer. SECOND ROW : Tom Clark, Wilma Cox, Marianne Axe, Betty Broerman, Jane Boltz, Wal¬ ter Cladwell. THIRD ROW: Robert Cogan, Bruce Bubp, Dean Cook, Frank Botkin, Jim Botkin, Robert Burden, Paul Brown. Page 26