St Mary Catholic High School - Marathon Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

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1 9 2 6 T.huEm-I.IM--2.IE--2.12--R--2--R Back row: Blaine Dye, Paul Dyar, Paul Heiner, Dion McDermott, Joseph Augenstein, Francis Miller, Howard Bosner. Middle row: John Bauer, Ruth Thieman, Lida Magnani, Ruth Cullen, Ethel Congleton, Catherine Bauer, Walton Hackett. Front row: Ola Curtis, Vera Brockmeier, Ruth Bentz, Mary Hardy, Mary Albrecht, Virginia Suder. The Jfresbman lass The Freshman class is quite a joy Jolly is each girl and boy. We have launched our little boat And want to catch 'fthe drift afloat. Every one, We must apply So as to learn the where and why. Our goal seems so far away With nothing but toil for many a day. Hand in hand our boat we'll row Helping each other as we go. So Captain, pilot, steward and mate All aboard-lets keep her straight. They call us Freshies and say we're green But we're not discouraged as you've seen, We're working hard to win the race And give a new class the Freshies' place. Then calmly we will reach the shore Not a Freshie class, but the Sophomore. -Marian Uhrhane, '28. 39