Fostoria High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

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.llnlllmlxm black llllllllllllllllllll ARTHUR MARYLENE JEAN KARL SELMA COLE BARKLEY HENRY PORTZ WERNICK freshman class history ....... O lt was a great day for the world when all the proud mothers took their kiddies to school one bright September morning in 1925. We didn't make such a mark on the history of knowledge those first six years, but soon good old Father Time said it was our turn to try junior High. we were hindered by new routines, impressive upperclassmen, and not so long before this we had thought we were invulnerable. But, by the time we made the eighth step we were taking the East wing by storm. We so excelled the others that the School Board found it unnecessary to graduate us into High School, We just went. when the class of 37 entered the portals of higher education and achieve- ment, the institution got a New Deal . Of course we took the razz for being so nonplussed and stupid, but as Freshmen we knew we were the lowest fourth. We managed to keep up the grade reports, and in the meantime, get into all the clubs in which we were allowed, although we were not given the opportunity to chime in on all the school activities. We are proud of our fellow classmate, Helen Harrison, who won for us in the tryouts for the Eisteddfod. we members of the 1937 graduating class will be proud to say we launched our cruiser on unknown seas in 1933. A beginning of a World recovery, one hundred and sixty freshmen started equipping themselves in improved surround- ings, the new bleachers were in the making, a re-paint job all over the building, and a general upward trend. O, yes, another innovation - Freshman Players! We organized in the middle of the year under the direction of Miss Crafts. Take care, you who missed dramatic training in your Frosh year. We're coming up, and it won't be long! The deck has been passed out, shuffled, cut, and an- other deal is in the making -- a.new Sophomore class. 4 ARTHUR COLE i MARYLENE BARKLEY Home Room Presidents JEAN HENRY KARL PORTZ '- JEANE REESE SELMA WERNICK f f S S h m G H 1 nnnunmmu page ..16 I

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Donald Groves james Gray Bessie Greenfield Paul Gregory john Grove Virgil Groves Ruth Grimm Marceil Hade Carolyn Haines Donald Hall Lucille Hammer Peter Hanicq Helen Harrison Edith Harshman Goldie Hartley Helen Hartley Wallace Haughawout Pauline Henry Margaret Holcomb Fostor Horner Geraldine House Virginia johnson Richard Jurrus Richard Kieser Nellie Kerr Ruth Kesler Dorothey Kiefer Robert Klienhen Vivian Koontz Virginia Krouse Helen Layton Bernard Lee Bertha Lee Jack Leisenring Esther Long Cathrine Lorah Herbert Lowery William Trausch Estelene Luman Richard Luman Maxine Mansfield Dorothey March Charles McClellan Robert Merrick Eugene Mills Junior Moore Robert Mosier Bernice Munger Betty Myers 1 Nellie Myers R 'Helen Netzel Thelma Niswander William Notestine Lois Page llllllllllllllllll page ..18..