St Mary High School - Marian Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Frannie . . . Always ready for a good laugh and a nice long conversation . . . enioys a good time anytime and wants others to join her . . . favorite food - hamburg and onions. . . newcomer in iunior year . . . always on hand when there's a job to be done . . . interested in nursing . . . Latin and Spanish student . . . You won't believe me! MARY FRANCES YEAGER I9 0-797 St. Mary School keeps pace with other American high schools in providing a well- balanced education for its students. Upon Senior students particularly rest St. Mary's relations with its civic community. Each week reporters from the Senior class broadcast the current school news over the local radio station, WMRN. Representatives weekly attend the Kiwanis and Altrusa Service Clubs. There is active participation in the Red Cross drives and the March of Dimes. A Junior boy and girl attend Boys' State an::l Girls' State. World Current Affairs Institute, sponsored by the local Rotary Club, chooses a delegate from the Senior class. St. Mary believes that these activities carried on now by her students instill in them initiative and capability that will help them give better service to their community in future years. CLUB REPRESENTATIVES: B. Shoemaker, G. Patton, B. Wagner, J. Wensmger T. Kelleher, D. Krigbaum, D. Riester, J. Thompson, B. Schro ter C Andrews, S. Nicolosi, J. Dunn, B. Vance, G. Thiel, N. RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES: M. Ring Sirrpson Martha McGinnis, Marilyn McGinnis, A. Dennis, A. Jesionelc. M. Sansotta. C5 , J. Rinehart A Jesionelc A 'Y mmm mm lu ms

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IOR CLASS Gertie. .. A new member of the senior class . . . friendly and sincere . . . laughs easily . . drives like an expert . . . enioys walking the two and a half mile jaunt home . . . very soft-spoken . . . expresses herself well . . . one of St. Mary's best commercial students . . . generous . . . has a consideration for all . . . neat in appearance and work . . . mission leader . . . Oh gosh. GERTRUDE THIEL BiH ... Ready with a song at any time . . . nick-named Wild Bill on the football field . . . iack-of-all-trades and master of many . . . designs and flies model airplanes . . . excellent craftsman in wood . . . loves to tease . . . expert swimmer and diver . . . usually looking for a good laugh . . . wants a future in flying . . . No! WILLIAM WAGNER Jerry. .. Plays center for Irish quintet and end in football . . . three-letter man . . . proud of excellent school marks . . . faithful server for six years . . . industri- ous . . . long, lanky build . . . game- captain of Irish quintet . . . subtle . . . dry humor . . . appreciates a good ioke . . . great TV fan . . . Brother Bones . . Yeah, I know. JEROME WENSINGER

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School Reporters The four seniors who iniiinted Che 19501951 season over WMRN were C. Andrews, D. Krigboum, A. Jesionek, V. Mc- Donough. Civics Club J. Korie, recording secrefczryg F. Hull, sergeunffot-curmsy D. Riesier, presidenfg A. Dennis, corresponding secretory. X' Christian Democracy J. Tobin: P. Niggemeyerg J. Irvin, president J. Boler.