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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1943 volume:

Ilic oxtr Iass THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 I m6ent6 ike and ack PUBLISHED BY FOSTORIA HIGH SCHOOL Fostoria, Ohio (Jil t ourglass INTRODUCTION As departing Seniors we come to realize what a part our Alma Mater has played in our lives thus far. Supposing we turn the hour glass upside down arid take a quick glance at our previous years in school. Our first day inside the protecting walls at Fostoria High were frightening ones but later, as we came to know the benefit to be derived, we learned to take the advice of the faculty and these lessons became profitable. The sand trickled slowly through the glass at first but increased in speed until now, as our graduation from Fostoria High school is near, we realize more fully what our school life has meant to us. As we leave, we wish to thank our faculty members under whose guidance and direction we have been during our school years, and for their kind help in class and club organizations. — Marj Wilhelm he nurglass DEDICATION to mm ESTEs DONALD KEISER DONALD MADDEN CHARLES MOTTRAM and all Fostoria High students who are willingly giving their lives in service to our country, we proudly dedicate the 1943 RED MD BLACK ®t|e mtrglass ADMINISTRATION The Superintendent and Principal of Fostoria High School must face many problems put before them both by the school at large and by the people of Fostoria. To master these situations and to elevate the standards of Fostoria High school, these men must be well trained in various fields. Throughout the year the Superintendent and the Principal have devoted their all to making our Alma Mater a better institution of study and learning. As in all things, harmony must be had before things can function properly. The adminis- tration perfected this harmony to such a degree that perfect cooperation between Fac- ulty and Students reigned this year. he aurqlass BOARD OF EDUCATION 1 f III i - v ■i «r ' P i ■;aacL-v -n. i vllfcl. ■fcfc, . Mm. JM -T ' T ■M leJ i ! i s s ♦ « i ff • Mr. Ivan Harrison, clerk; Mr. Floyd J. Kinnanian. Mr. H. L. Zemer, Mr. D. D. Schlatter, presi- dent; Mr. C. D. Houser, vice president; Mr. R. J. Carter, Super- intendent H. L. Ford. The Board of Education has a very difficult task indeed as it attempts to serve the citizens of Fostoria by endeavoring to give its youth the highest de- gree of educational training available. Our board believes in long-time planning and is looking as far ahead as possible in the hope of adapting, widen- ing, and deepening the scho- lastic opportunities offered to Fostoria boys and girls. These men have accepted a large responsibility. They deserve our faith and appreciation. ®if5 l ourgiass SUPERINTENDENT MR. H. L FORD Ohio State, M. A. Ashland College, A. B Ohio State, B. S. (Lhe il our Iass PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIAM M. HAWK University of Cincinnati, M. A. University ol Cincinnati, A. B. ®i|e ourglass SENIOR DEM OF GIRLS Miss Mabel J. Bourquin, who has been associated with Fos- toria High School for many years, teaches eleventh grade English in her class room, be- sides attending to extra cur- ricular activities in Senior High clubs. She is patient and helpful in guiding girls over the stumb- ling blocks so prevalent in the routine of school life. Kindly, benevolent, and jovial, she makes an especially valuable friend and instructor. SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR DEM OF GIRLS Miss Vera Eger plays an im- portant part in Fostoria High School life. She aids many in her welfare work, performs her tasks well, and guides those girls who need assistance. Energetic, hard-working, and whimsical, she makes Jr. High school life very attractive. 10 JUNIOR HIGH ®i|e ourglass SENIOR DEAN OF BOYS A friend to whom high school boys may go for guidance and advice is the boys ' dean, Mr. Nixon. He has won much praise from the student body for his tire- less efforts in promoting high school athletics and in helping the Senior High boys with their problems. JDNIOR DEAN OF BOYS Senior High Mr. W. W. Nixon Mr. O. K. Caldwell, in his first year as Dean of the Junior High School, has portrayed the characteristics that are tradi- tional of Fostoria High. Cheer- ful, helpful, and cooperative at all times, Mr. Caldwell well deserves the position of guard- ian of the Junior High students. Junior High . Mr. O. K. Caldwell j f Of ' 11 1|£ ourglasa FACULTY We cannot lay too much stress upon the part our faithful instructors have played in the moulding of our lives during this, our period of high school training. The ideals formed during this period are those which determine our future stan- dards of life and its meaning. The chief responsibility of the high school teacher is to influence the foundation of these ideals along the right lines. A funda- mental ideal formed wrong is a life lost. To Superintendent H. L. Ford, Principal W. M. Hawk, and the faculty, we express our appreciation for their untiring efforts in upholding the scholastic standards of Fostoria High School. 13 ' { t aurglass ACUITY Miss Ina Sponsler Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. Findlay College New York University Business English Stenography Business Principles Annual Circulation Advisor Mr. Jess Powers Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Oklahoma A.M.M., M.S- Junior Business Training Typing Stenography Annual Business Advisor Miss Sara O ' Callaghan Western Reserve Art School, B.S. Cleveland School of Art Art Junior Art Club Mr. Dwight Trubey Wittenberg, B.S. Columbia University Science 8 Athletics Director Football Coach Miss Weldon Brooks Bowling Green University, B.S. Typing Business Principles Junior Business Training Magazine Campaign Advisor Annual Advertising Advisor Mr. Berton Bigham Heidelberg College, B.S. Ohio State University, M.A. Algebra Plane Geometry Math III Projection Club Advisor Mrs. Sidney Dotson Bowling Green University, B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club Advisor 7fu c y 14 Mr. Lester Van Sant Findlay College, B.S. Ohio State University, M.A. General Science Math 7 Junior High Coach Boys ' Friendship Club Advisor Mrs. Mildred Davis Bowling Green University, B.S. Battle Creek English 7 G.R. Advisor (Lbs 2fourgiass FACULTY a Tn ' Miss Helen Crafts Ohio State University, B.A., M.A. Ohio Northern University, B.S. English 9 Lambda SigrRg cyvisor Mr. Kermit Jones Toledo University Shop Science Vocational Education Shop Math Miss Pearl McCauley North Central College, B.A. Ohio State University Latin Mathematics ' jU J Mr. James Middleton Ohio Northern Ohio State University, B.S. Public School of Music Choir - Chorus Girls ' Glee - Boys ' Glee Junior High Chorus Music Appreciation Advisor Director of Operetta -■J ! Miss Gene Lewis Bowling Green University, B.S. Home Economics Home Arts Advisor Mr. Dale Herbert Bowling Green University, B.S. Boys ' Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach Boys ' Sports Advisor Miss Helen Sturgeon Bowiing Green University, B.S. Girls ' Physical Education Health First Aid Girls ' Athletic Club Advisor Mr. C. F. Lefter Columbia, M.A. Findlay, B.A. EngHsh 12 Public Speaking Dramatics Debate Omicron Lambda Advisor Miss Isabel Hunt Ohio State University, M.A. Lake Erie College, B.A. Enghsh 10 Girl Reserves Advisor 15 ®l|B ourglass V ; Mr. Stanley Lewis Miami, B.S. Mechanical Drawing Auto Mechanics Metal Shop Photography Camera Club Advisor Miss Oneita Whiteman New York, M.A. Bowling Green University, B.S. Miami Unii ersity Social Science 7 Travel Club Advisor Mr. George Evans Bowling Green University, B.S. Ohio State University Chemistry Physics Senior Class and Hi-Y Club Advisor Miss Hazel Stubbins Michigayi College, M.A, Boivling Green University, B.S. Colorado University Social Science 8 Music Club Advisor f ■ |! i « Miss Virginia Crawford Ohio State University, M.A. Wooster College, B.A. University of Wisconsin World History Senior Class Advisor National Honor Advisor Mr. Joseph Hague Ohio University, B.S. Science 7, 8 Model Airplane Club Advisor Mrs. Mildred Hutchinson Columbia University, M.A. Oherlin College, B.A. •English 8 Freshman Players Advisor Mr. Charles Zumpht B.A. Lowell School Photography Miss Lucille Kanable Findlay Hospital, R.N. Cincinnati General Hospital School Nurse Attendance Officer 16 ' t ourglass ( d -A. . jcLM - ' ' I Mr. Edward F. Dow Toledo University Related Vocational Subjects Miss Mary Louise Shumacher Hiram College, B.A. Western Reserve Library School, B.S. Library Mr. C. N. Nacci Ohio State University B.S. in Journalism B.S. in Languages University of Wisconsin, Journalism, French, Spanish Publications Advisor Mr. a. Jerd Bayless Ohio State University, B.S. Instrumental Music Director Mr. Oliver Shumacher Institute of Musical Arts Findlay College Instructor of String Instruments Mr. Harold Figley Ohio University, B.S., M.A. Pennsylvania State Ohio State Shop Principals Mr. C. D. LaRue Otterbein College, B.A. Ohio State Bowling Green University American History Mr. G. D. Knepper Bliss College, B.S. Ohio Northern University Bowling Green University Bookkeeping Law and Economics Salesmanship Accounting Staff Advisor 17 fli|£ ourglass 18 (Ll|e oiirglass STUDENT BODY When one walks down the corridors of Fostoria High School there is an air of reverence and loyalty. The students have put their best foot forward this year to live up to the high ideals and heritage of the school. Everyone of them has displayed their loyalty and faith in the United States of America by purchasing War Stamps. Whenever called upon, one can depend on them to be ever ready and waiting to serve if it is at all possible. 19 ®l|e ourglass HONOR LIES AT LABOR ' S GATE S eni eniov K lc a66 u otto 20 hr H mtrqlass SENIOR CLASS POEM THE HOURGLASS -Commeiiceienl 1943 Silently, Time has glided through Without our really knowing; Now only a iew precious sands remain To remirid us of its going. Youth must soon a challenge meet. That leaves 7io place for sorrow; As each grain passes through the glass. Our eyes turn to the Morrow. Someday we shall smile through tears, Recalling those we coidd not hide. As the -final strains of Ahna Mater Gathered strength, then sloivly died. The sands are now ru7ining very loiv; Only a few more grains remain .... With sad, yet eager hands we wait. To tip the glass again. Janet Fast 21 Slje ourglass SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IVAN MAURER President ROGER HILL Vice-President PAT MYERS JANET FAST LARRY BASINGER Secretary Girls ' Treasurer Boys ' Treasurer Senior Class Flower The members of the class of 1943 are looking forward to a larger, more challenging world after four years of educational opportunities intended to prepare them for the future. Now they must step from the position of student to the even greater responsibility of citizenship. The Seniors have proved themselves worthy of the esteem with which they have been re- garded by those about them. They have ex- hibited laudable skill and efficiency in the execution of their various capacities as leaders of the student body, heads of publications and athletic organizations, and officers of clubs. It is the hope of those whom they leave behind that, having cooperated so whole- heartedly with our school spirit, and having contributed so much toward upholding the fine ideals of Fostoria High School, they will continue to keep alive its memories and contacts in later years. 22 he mtrglasa William Allen All-school play 3; An- nual staff 4; Band (concert) 1,2,3,4; Band (marching) 1,2,3,4; Hi- Y 3,4; Little symphony 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Pit orchestra 2,3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 1; Science club 1. Charles Atwell Cafeteria staff 3; Foot- ball 4; Hi-Y 3,4. Lowell Lakkley A cappella choir 4; All- school play 2,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3; Contest play 3; Debate 1; Hi-Y 3,4; Journal salesmen 3; Jr. Hi-Y 1; Science club 1. Leslie Basinger Chorus 3; Hi-Y 3,4; Student Council 4; Boys ' sports 1; Junior classplay 3; Jr. Hi-Y2. James Bemis Napoleon High School 1,2,3. Richard Bemis Napoleon High School 1,2,3. Gene F. Bentz Basketball 4; Pyramid team 2; Scholarship team 1; Student coun- cil 1,2; Traffic patrol 4; Jr. Hi-Y 1. Howard Callendar Tiffin High School 1 Band (concert) 2,3,4 Band (marching) 2,3,4 Hi-Y 4; Pep band 3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4; Jr. Hi- Y2. Richard Canterbury A cappella choir 2,3,4; Annual staff 4; Boys ' glee 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Operetta 2,3, 4; Boys ' sports 1. John Chandler Betty Jane Church Annual staff ' 4; Basket- ball 3,4; Cafeteria staff 3; Home Ec Club 3; Girls ' Athletic Ass. 4; Girl Reserves 2,3; Journal staff 4; Student nurses 4. Carter Clark A cappella choir 2,3,4; All-school play 3,4; Boys ' glee 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest play 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Junior class play 3; Omicron Lamb- da 4; Operetta 2,3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 1. (iltc llTnun lass Ruth Elaine Clark A cappella choir 2,3.4; Chorus 2.3.4: Girls ' glee 2.3.4: Girl Reserves 2: Omicron Lambda 3. 4; Operetta2,3.4; Fresh- men players 1. Dorothy Marie Clixe Annual staff 4: Basket- ball 3: Girl Reserves 1,2,3,4; Journal staff 3, 4; Journal salesmen 3, 4; Student nurses 3, William Cline Traffic patrol 4; Jr. Hi- Y 1. Richard CoNlev Bowling Green High School 1.2. Irene Copley A cappella choir 2,3,4; Annual staff 4; All- school play 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Girls ' glee 2,3,4; Girl Reserves 2,3,4; Journal salesmen 3; Junior class play 3; National Honor 3,4; Omicron Lambda 2.3,4; Operetta 2.3,4; Scriven- ers 3,4; Student nurses 3; Freshmen players 1; I Act Play Contest 2. Warren Coppus Chorus 2: Football 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Jr. Hi-Y 1. Constance Copus Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Home Ec Club 1,2; Girls ' Athletic Ass. 1: Girl Reserves 1,2,3.4. Marilyn Ju.ne Co ' rett Annual staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Home Ec Club 4; Girl Reserves 1. ViRCI.MA Creecer A cappella choir 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4; Girls ' glee 3,4; Girl Reserves 1,2,3, 4; Operetta 3,4. Harold Davies Annual staff 4; Basket- ball 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Pro- jection staff 2,3,4; Scholarship team 2. RicHAtiD Deer Annual staff 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Student Council 1,3; Boys ' sports 1. Wayne Nelson Dennis A cappella choir 2,3,4; All-school play 4; Boys ' glee 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Omicron Lambda 4; Operetta 2,3,4; Science club 1 : Hobby club 1. (Tltr It mirqlass Eugene P. Dixon Football 3,4: Hi-Y 4: Projection staff 4; Boys ' sports 1.2: Pyramid team 2: Tumbling 1. Marcella a. Emerine Basketball 3: Home Ec Club 4: Girls ' Athletic Ass. 4: Craft Party club 1. Margaret Anne Emerine Basketball 3: Home Ec Club 4; Girls ' Athletic Ass. 4; Craft Party club 1. k Janet Fast Accounting staff 3,4: Annual staff 4: Cafe- teria staff 3,4: Debate 2: Girl Reserves 2,3.4: Scholarship team 2,3; Scriveners 3,4: Student Council 4: Freshmen players 1. Donald Fliskl Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1.2,3: Hi-Y 3,4; Projection staff 3: Jr. Hi-Y 1. Constance J. Flechtner Annual staff 4: Basket- ball 3.4: Home Ec Club 2.3: Girls ' Athletic Ass. 2,4: Journal staff 3,4; Journal salesmen 3,4; Student Nurses 3: Jun- ior G.A.A. 1. John Florea Football 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4 Boys ' sports 1 ; Jr. Hi-Y Virginia Gene Fox All-school play 3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Girl Re- serves 2,3,4; Junior class play 3; Omicron Lambda 3,4; Student nurses 4; Junior G.A.A. 1. Joanne Lynn Friesner Cafeteria staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls ' ?lee 4; Girl Reserves 2,3,4; Lambda Sigma 2,3,4; Scholarship team 1,2,3; Student nurses 3,4; Freshmen players Dolores Ellen Gallant Annual staff 4; Band (concert) 1,2,3,4; Band (marching) 3,4; Girls ' Athletic Ass. 3,4; Girl Reserves 3; Little Sym- phony 3,4; Journal salesmen 3; National Honor 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Pit orchestra 3,4; Scholarship team 3; Freshmen players 1. Donna E, Gibat Basketball 3,4; Cheer- leader 4; Home Ec Club 2; Girls ' Athletic Ass, 3,4; Girl Reserves 2,3; Little symphony 3; Orchestra (concert) 1, 2,3,4; Scholarship team 3; Circus 2; Freshmen players 1. Martha B. Gibson Basketball 1,2.3; Home Ec Club 4; Girls ' Ath- letic Ass. 4; Craft Party club L 25 (Ulie 1l|cturglass Mary L. Gibson Basketball 1,2,3; Home Ec Club 4; Girls ' Ath- letic Ass. 4; Craft Party club 1. John R. Haldeman Annual staff 4; Band (concert) 2,3; Band (marching) 2,3; Bask- etball 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Journal salesmen 2; Orchestra 2,3; Boys ' sports 1. Max R. Hamm Maynard High School, Maynard, Arkansas 1,2; Jackson High School 3; A cappella choir 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Hi-Y 4. Carl Harding Hi-Y 3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 4. Suzanne Harris All-school play 4; An- nual staff 4; Girl Re- serves 1,2,3,4; Lambda Sigma 1,2,3,4; Library staff 1,2,3,4; National Honor 3.4; Scholarship team 3; Scriveners2,3,4. Dale Harrison All-school play 2,3,4; Annual staff 4; Band (concert) 1,2,3,4; Band (marching) 1,2,3,4; De- bate 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Journal salesmen 1; Junior class play 3; Omicron Lambda 2,3,4; Freshmen players 1. John Roscoe Hathaway Boys ' glee 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Operetta 4; Boys ' sports 1. Gene Helms Football 1,2; Art club 4; Jr. Hi-Y 1. n wi Mark Hill Annual staff 4; Traffic patrol 4; Jr. Hi-Y 1. 26 Roger C. Hill A cappella choir 2,3,4; All-school play 2,3; Annual staff 4; Band (concert) 1,2,3,4; Band (marching) 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' glee 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Contest play 3,4; Debate 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Junior class play 3; National Honor 3,4; Omicron Lambda 2,3,4; Operetta 2,3,4; Schol- arship team 1,2,3; Stu- dent council 1,2,3,4; Freshmen players 1. Lois Houghton Girls ' Athletic Ass. 4; Girl Reserves 2,3; Freshmen players 1. Jim House Boys ' sports 1. ®l|e ourgiass Gerald L. Huston Hi-Y 3,4; Camera club 1; Traffic patrol 3,4. Robert F. Hutchins Boys ' glee 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Football 1,2.3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Junior class play 3; Jr. Hi-Y 1. Robert Imber Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Boys ' sports 1. Beverly Jane Kiefer A cappella choir 1 ; An- nual staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Girl Reserves 1,2,3 4; Journal staff 3,4 Journal salesmen 4 Lambda Sigma 4; Stu- dent council 1.2; Junior Girl Reserves 4. Hazel Kimble Cafeteria staff 2,3; Girl Reserves 1. Loretta M. King A cappella choir 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Home Ec Club 2; Girls ' Athletic Ass. 1, 2,3,4; Girls ' glee 2,3,4; Journal staff 3,4; Jour- nal salesmen 3,4; Op- eretta 2,3,4; Scriveners 2,3,4. Joe Richard Kirk Annual staff 4; Foot- ball 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Jun- ior class play 3; Boys ' sports 1 ; Freshmen players 2. Mary G. Kovach A cappella choir 1 ; An- nual staff 4; Basketball 3; Operetta 1; Journal salesmen 1; Student nurses 4; Art club 1; Journal staff 1; Girl Reserves 2.3,4; Girls ' glee 1 : Girls ' Athletic Ass. 2.3,4. Donald Lambright All-school play 4; Hi-Y 4; Jr. Hi-Y 2. Joyce Mar e Lambright Annual staff 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Home Ec Club 2.3.4; Girl Reserves 2, 3.4; Student nurses 3; Junior Girl Reserves 1. Mildred Lambright All-school play 3; Con- test play 3: Home Ec Club 2,3,4; Craft Party club 1. Arnita LaU ' SON Langston High School. Langston. Oklahoma 1. 2.3; Girl Reserves 4; Annual staff 4. 27 iLhe ii|uur£la5s Donna Irene Lewis All-school play 4; An- nual staff 4; Chorus 2.3: Girl Reserves 2,3,4 Junior class play 3 Omicron Lambda 3,4 Student nurses 4 Freshmen players 1. Donna Mae Lewis Home Ec Club 3; Girl Reserves 2,3.4; Art club 2; Journal sales- men 2; Junior Girl Re- serves 1. Barbara J. Loe A cappella choir 4 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 Chorus 1,2.3,4; Girls Athletic Ass. 4; Girls ' glee 3,4; Girl Reserves 2,3,4; Journal salesmen 1; Junior Girl Reserves 1. Betty McNally Calumet High School, Chicago, Illinois 1,2,3; Girl Reserves 4; An- nual staff 4. Robert H. Manecke A cappella choir 1.2.3. 4; Annual staff 4; Boys ' glee 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Junior class play 3; Operetta 2,3,4; Freshman play- ers 1. Ivan H. Maurer Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Football manager 1 ; Student council 2,3,4; Boys ' sports 1; Jr. Hi-Y 1. Paul Might All-school play 2: Band (concert) 1,2,3,4; Band (marching) 1.2,3.4; De- bate 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Jour- nal staff 3; Omicron Lambda 2; Traffic Pa- trol 2,3; Jr. Hi-Y 1; Freshmen players 1. Margaret E. Milligan A cappella choir 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls ' glee 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Ath- letic Ass. 1,4; Journal salesmen 1; Freshmen players 1. John P. Munceh A cappella choir 1,2,4; All-school play 2; Boys ' glee 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Debate 2; Football 4; Hi-Y 4; Boys ' sports 1; Jr. Hi-Y 1. 28 ' Harold Munson Withdrawn Patricia Ann Myers Accounting staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Girl Re- serves 2,3,4; Junior class play 3; National Honor 3,4; Scholarship team 3; Student coun- cil 2,3,4; Freshmen players 1. Gay L. Nichols All-school play 4; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 2; Contest play 3; Girl Reserves 2,3,4; Omi- cron Lambda 2,3.4; Student nurses 3; Freshmen players 1. Hhe ourqlass June W. Niday Annual staff 4; Home Ec Club 1,2,3: Girl Re- serves 1,3,4; Art club 2; Junior Girl Reserves 1. Robert Omlor Hi-Y 1. John Pelton Freshmen players 1. Norma M. Pettibone Sidney High School 1, 2,3; Annual staff 4; Cheerleader 4; Girl Reserves 4. Harold Virgil Piper Football team 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 1. Neil E. Rangeler Band (concert) 1,2,3,4; Band (marching) 1,2,3, 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Camera club 1; Little symphonv 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Paul Reiter Withdrawn Albert Rhoad A cappella choir 2; Boys ' glee 2; Chorus 2; Operetta 2; Traffic pa- trol 3,4; Boys ' sports 1. Calvin Roberts A cappella choir 2; Boys ' glee 2; Chorus 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Oper- etta 2; Boys ' sports 1. Carl Rouse A cappella choir 3,4; Annual staff 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Boys ' glee 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Journal staff 3,4; Operetta 3,4; Scriveners 3; Fresh- men players 1. Hayden Rowe All-school play 3,4; Annual staff 4; Contest play 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Jour- nal salesmen 2; Omi- cron Lambda 2,3,4; Scholarship team 3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 1. WiLBER Schaufelberger Hobby Club 1; Oper- etta 4. 29 l|e ourqlass William Sheridan A cappella choir 2,3,4; Boys ' glee 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Football 3; Hi-Y 4; Camera club 1; Op- eretta 2,3,4. Carl Shiff Cappella choir 2,3; Ac- counting staff 3,4; All- school play 2,3; Annual staff 4; Boys ' glee 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Debate 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Journal staff 1; Buckeye Boys ' State 4; Junior class play 3; Omicron Lambda 2,3,4; Operetta 2,3; Scholar- ship team 1 ,2,3 ; Student council 1; Freshman players 1. Miriam M. Snavely A cappella choir 3; An- nual staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 3; Girls ' Ath- letic Ass. 3,4; Girls ' glee 3; Girl Reserves 3,4; Little symphony 3, 4; Operetta 3; Orches- tra 1,2,3,4; Pit orches- tra 3,4; Student nurses 3; Junior G.A.A. 1, 2. Nancy Lou Shupe Chorus 2,3.4; Annual staff 4; Girls ' glee 3 Girl Reserves 3,4 Journal salesmen 2 Student Council 1 Freshmen players 1. Don Edward Smith Band (concert) 1,2,3,4; Band (marching) 1,2, 3,4; Contest play 4; Hi- Y 3,4; Hobby club 1; Little symphony 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Pit orchestra 3,4; Student council 1,2,3; Science club 2; Pep band 3.4. Madonna Marvene Smith A cappella choir 2,3; Annual staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Home Ec Club 2,3,4; Girls ' glee 3,4; Girl Reserves 3,4; Op- eretta 3,4. Russell John Smith A cappella choir 2,3,4; Annual staff 4; Boys ' glee 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Camera club 1; Operetta 2,4; Freshmen players 1. Phyllis Smothers A cappella choir 1 ; An- nual staff 4; Chorus 2,3; Debate 2; Girl Reserves 1,2,3,4; Journal staff 3, 4; Journal salesmen 3, 4; Lambda Sigma 3,4; Scholarship team 1,2; Junior Girl Reserves 4. Frank Shupe North Baltimore Hi-Y 4. Welton Snavely 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Boys ' sports 1; Jr. Hi- Y 2. Beatrice Mae Soles Chorus 1,2.3,4; Home Ec Club 1,2; Girls ' Athletic Ass. 1,2,4. Raymond Souder ®l|e oitrgl ass Jean M. Sowers Annual staff 4; Basket- ball 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girl Reserves 2.3,4 Student nurses 3,4 Freshmen players 1. K. Hampton Spkelman All-school play 3; An- nual staff 4; Hi-Y 4 National Honor 3,4 Projection staff 2,3 Boys ' sports 3,4. John Samuel Stiff Basketball team 1.2; Boys ' glee 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Junior classplay 3: Jr. Hi-Y 1. WiLDA Fern Stone Annual staff 4; Cafe- teria staff 4; Girl Re- serves 1,2,3,4; Journal salesmen 3; Lambda Sigma 2,3,4; Student nurses 3. Doreen Alice Stouffer All-school play 4; An- nual staff 4; Chorus 1, 2,3; Contest play 4; De- bate 4; Girl Reserves 1,2,3,4; Junior class play 3; Library staff 4; National Honor 3,4; Omicron Lambda 2.3,4; Operetta 3: Scholarship team 3; Scriveners 3,4; Freshmen players 1. Helen Wagner Annual staff 4; Basket- ball 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl Reserves 1,2.3,4; Circus 1; Junior Class play 3; Omicron Lamb- da 4; Student nurses 4; Junior G.A.A. 2; Jun- ior Girl Reserves 4; Freshmen players 4. Ethel Mae Ward Home Ec Club 1.4; Girls ' Athletic Ass. 3,4. Lester J. Wilcox A cappella choir 2; An- nual staff 4; Boys ' glee 2; Chorus 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Hobby club 1 ; Operetta 2; Projection staff 3.4; Scholarship team 1.2; Student Council 2; Traffic patrol 3,4. I Marjorie J. Wilhelm All-school play 3; An- nual staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Home Ec Club 2.3,4; Girl Reserves 1,2 3.4; Journal staff 3,4 Journal salesmen 3,4 Library staff 2; Student nurses 3,4; Junior Girl Reserves 4. John Wolfarth Basketball 1; Football 1; Jr. Hi-Y 1; Boys ' sports 1 ; Student coun- cil 2. June Wunderlin Home Ec Club 4; Girl Reserves 1,4. James Youngsto n Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hi- Y 3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 4. 31 Sllie our Iass JUNIOR CLASS OF 1944 32 ' 2Il|s nurglass IN MEMORIAM Virginia Welscli 33 ©l e ourglasg An almost unparalleled success in nearly every line of endeavor has been the achievement of the Class of 1944. Three years of hard work has been the contributing factor in this accomplish- ment. They have become an important part of our school life. In athletics, the Junior boys filled the positions of mainstays in many sports and proved good material for the development of future F.H.S. teams. Particularly noticeable during the past year was the growing class spirit and distinctive personality of the Juniors. This should help them very much in solving the problems which they will meet next year and in their future lives. JUNIOR CLASS Edward Perkins Doris Berlinghoff Helen Warner Elwood Lee 34 ®be IStmr Iass Sam Aurand Donna Baker Jack Baker Marjorie Baker Gus Balsat John Basehore Melvin Baxter Melvin Bennett Doris Berlinghoff Maxine Birchfield Betty Brant Leta Brickies Catherine Bulkowski Berlin Burgbacher Alice Burkhart Ruth Burkhart Deris Carmichael Margaret Carter Pauline Chilcote Harold Dauterman Jay Davis Lucille Davis Donna Deiter Beatrice Delgado Marge Devore Norma Echelbarger Norman Echelbarger Alice Emanuel Florence Emerine Charles Ford AHce Foster Harold France Joyce Fredrick Mildred Groman Emma Haase JUNIOR CLASS € r: ¥ — N V I ©iie our lass JUNIOR CLASS Clyde Hammer Essie Hampshire Fred Hanley June Harding Velma Harrold Marge Hartsel Mary Hartsel Nate Hatfield Clara Hayes Isabelle Haynes Jeanette Hevener Bill Hiser Betty Holden Johanne Houser Tom Houser Marge Hufford Dora Humbert Doris Humbert Jim Hunter Joanne Huth Frank Kelley Alden Kingerly Marilyn Knepper Allen Knight Bill Kurtz Audrey Lambright Pat Lanphear Elwood Lee Jim Libby Dorothy Lind Bob McGahey Georgia McNutt Harold Manecko Alyco Mansfield James Mansfield ®l|e ourglass JUNIOR CLASS Marilyn Mansfield Margaret Martin Betty Marxen Betty Meng Alice Millburn Dorothy Minard LaDonna Molter Betty Moody Jane Moots Bob Morrison Joanne Needles Gene Newell Lucille Newhouse Bob Niswander Janet O ' Brien Colleen Opperman Eleanor Painter Millicent Pastorius Arlene Payne Jack Peck Nadine Pennell Ed Perkins George Payton Donna Peters Clarence Pickett Rosemary Potter Ann Prentice Walter Reffner Joyce Rensch Howard Roby Alfred Scheidhauer Rex Schwab Dorothy Scott Jo Ann Scott Gerald Sendelbach ®i|e ourqlass Howard Sendelbach Donald Sherick Audrey Simon Thad-Smith Weslyn Snavley Glenn Solomon Edward Souder Dale Stoddard Harold Struble Bettie Talbert Ruby Talmadge Betty Thompson Norman Tyson Bob Wagner Helen Warner Ruth Wetherill Marvelyn Williams Olive Willoby Harvey Wolfarth Jack Woodland Warren Wunderlin Gene Yoder Dorothy Zeller Picture not taken 38 ®l|e aurglass SOPHOMORE CLASS HOME ROOM PRESIDENTS Jack Perkins, Jack Switzer, Bob Feisel. The Sophomores have taken one more step toward their destination. They have put behind them their first year of Senior High School. They have started to develop their ability by giving a class party, a play, and taking part in class projects. Next year they will be given a chance to develop leadership by being responsible for Junior Class dances, plays, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Let ' s hope they will be as successful in the Junior Class as they were in the Sophomore Class. 39 ' [ e ourglass SOPHOMORES i i.4t iT . rr a Velma Allison Jean Anderson Doris Baker Ruth Balsat Harold Barchus Bill Barringer Robert Baxter Dick Beers Jim Beeson Shirley Bennett Phyllis Benson Jim Bentz Barbara Bishop Roger Boomershine Forest Bostic Louise Boucher Kathryn Bradner June Brandeberry Helen Brombley Virginia Brubaker Louise Bulkowski Virginia Byrd Bill Calhoon Gene Carrel Bill Charles Ann Clark Pauline Clark Raymond Clark Clifford Cockle Robert Cooper Donald Coppler Jewel Copsey Stanley Cramer Bob Currier Don Danner 40 iu Ijnurqlass SOPHOMORES Gerald Davis Charles Began Dorothy Devore Eileen Deweese Jane Dicken Alva Dolch Pat Dj ' e Dick Fast Bob Feisel Jean Fey Eugene Fisher Kenneth Fogt Bob Foltz Ruth Fox Barbara Fruth Betty Fry Thelma Fuller Jack Gangway Bernita Goodale Don Greenwood Robert Gregg Richard Grove Harold Gruber Myron Hall Bert Hatfield Betty Hay Eula Heckathorn Mary Heinze Gladys Heiserman Paul Holtsberry Delbert Horner Dorothy Hufford Helen Hutchinson Doris Imber Edwin Jackson 41 ®i|e ourglass SOPHOMORES John Jacoby LeRoy Johnson Willie Johnson Edna Keyes Charles Kimble Jim LeComte Clyde Lentz Virginia Lewis Jack McClellan Bob McCuIlough Betty McCurdy Jean McDonel Dan McGinnis Betty McPeek Jim Madden Jim Mall Ethel Manecke Bill Miller Gloria Morgan Joan Mumma Howard Myers Ivan Myers Wayne Myers Librada Navarro Jim Needles Bob Nierescher Imogene Niswander Don Nolan Jim Nusser JoAnne O ' Brien Robert Ogg Janet Page Allegra Pasqualetti Jack Perkins Marjorie Peters 42 ®l|e our Iass SOPHOMORES B. Plotter L. Powell J. Preis B. Quaintance K. Reinhard J. Rensch R. Restemeyer C. Rhoades B. Rhude E. Rodgers W. Saldausky K. Sampson H. Saxton D. Schlosser N. Seebon B. Sheets J. Sheffel R. Sherman A. Shiff M. Shlff J. Shuman J. Silfven D. Smith M. Smith D. Spitler H. Stagger G. Stearns G. Stouffer J. Switzer M. Tarris C. Tate F. Thomas B. Tidd G. Thompson G. Twells P. Vogel G. Walker B. Walter E. Walters H. Wells M. J. Wilcox V. Williams H. Wing B. Wolfe C. Wonders C. Wyans H. Yenser E. Statler p ■ ' • ' «•■ a ' -. fin Hi ' iyi: ' i9 f i f . r - Wilifi % ■ ■ El? §■ 43 Sllie l ourglass FRESHMAN CLASS dBHBSSE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS A. Downs, W. Henderson, E. Lind, B. Shirk J. Sprout During the past year, the Class of ' 46 has made a wonderful showing. Its members plunged right into the various school and extra-curricular activities with a friendly spirit. They assumed the leadership of Junior High activities with a skill that has produced a very successful and progressive club year. Through these accomplishments they have tried to prove worthy Freshmen and will strive to accomplish greater things during the coming three years. 44 ht iKourqIass FRESHMEN Richard Abel Eugene Baker Helen Balsat Helene Balsat Rosella Barnes Don Barnett DeWitte Barton Lois Bennett Robert Bethel LeRoy Blake JoAnne Brickies Phyllis Brink Ivalene Brown Jack Brubaker Gene Burchfield Betty Jane Burkhart Ruth Carmichael Harold Caskie Corinna Chapman Willard Cooper Charles Coopler Jack Cummings Richard Davis Evelyn Devore Margaret Dible Dean Dillery Alberta Dipplehofer Alice Downs Robert Dray Donna Dull Florence Earl Virginia Elsea Edward English Bill Etzinger LaDonna Feindel • 9f T ar «. V -=■ ji. 4: 45 W- ]e ourglass FRESHMEN Virginia Filliater Beverly Flechtner Ronald Forbess Don France Hazel Franks Gladys Freet Gary French Dale Fruth Eileen Fruth Pat Gary Rose Gillum Dea n Goebel Dick Good Tommy Gray Jean Groves er Bill Hall Bernard Hanley Pat Harper Donna Hartley Herbert Hathaway . .i d ' y Starling Haynes Wanda Henderson LaVonn Henline Betty Henry Coleen Hickerson Ramona Holtsberry Alice Hottenstein Jacquelyn Houser Joanne Huffman Dean Hunt Alvorvis Hutchins DcaJo Hutchins Dick Jarrard Barbara Jones 46 Hlfc Jourglass Charles Jones Lucille Keeton Ruth Keeton Ruby Kimble Mary King Charles Koester DeLoris Kopf Jeannine Lane Evelyn Lind Robert Lucius Sally Lundberg Orville Lynch Roy McClellan Norma McKay Fay Mansfield Robert Marquardt Virginia Maurer Catjierine Medley June MepgenthaL Ken Miller Doris Moots Mary Morehart Frances Mullholand Eleanor Munger Dick Muter Dorothy Myers Ken Myers Willard Myers Chester Ne ff Betty Niday Richard Niesqher Norma Niswander Betty Opperman Robert Peyton Raymond Pickens 47 ®l|e li ourglass FRESHMEN 1 Thelma Pickett Bill Preble Bob Preble Virginia Pritchard Garlyn Rader Wanda Ray Aileen Ritter Ruby Roesch Leonard Russell Calvin Schmitz Jack Schwab Herinan Seel Phyllis Sendelbach Bob Sheets Laura Sherick fS fT Leslie Sheridan Betty Shirk Pat Shirk Charles Showalter Janice Shumaker Arlene Shuman Charlotte Slater Ardith Smith Carroll Smith Dale Smith Suzanne Smothers Naomi Speelman ' Yl -o-yrz , Joanne Sprout (9 f Paul Stagger ■t - - u _ fP. .M ' OUUVOC .Zi JJ Ralph Stahl Audrey Statler Elton Steinman Robert Stevens Thomas Stevenson 48 i|s ourglass Gene Talbert Jim Talbert Marjorie Tidd Mildred Trausch Dwight Tyson Jim Tyson LeRoy Valenti Joan Wagner Jessie Waltermire Eugene Warrington Don watkins Jack Watts Lorain Weiker Keith Wetherill Ruth Williams Mary Willoby Barbara Yoder Gerald Zuern Wilma Creps 49 EIGHTH GRADE 4 i n f Ri ma r. r r ' f fiO f C f ' ?ii • T ' P - 50 First Roto: R. Alley, M. Allison, G. Apple, H. Austin, R. Babb, V. Babb, R. Baker, G. Beeson, E. Bibbs, L. Blake, N. Bomer, J. Bormuth, V. Boucher. Second Row: J. Bowman, M. Brant, D. Brombley, R. Brookman, L. Brooks, I. Brown, G. Bruggemann, C. Buckholtz, D. Buckingham, H. Buckingham, D. Burg- bacher, G. Burke, S. Clark. Third Row: B. Cockie, R. Cole, W. Conley, C. Cramer, S. Crosby, J. Daugherty, M. Deckard, L. Deeds, D. Devore, E. Devore, M. Doll, L. Donaldson, G. Dunfee. Fourth Row: F. Emerine, J. Engle, M. Farrell, M. Feisel, E. Fillhart, E. Finkenbinder, A. Fouts, L. Franklin, F. Gary, N. Gibat, P. Gillette, G. Goodale, J. Groves. Fifth Row: H. Haase. J. Hanover, B. Harler, J. Harler, J. Harter, R. Hartley, D. Hatfield, S. Hayfield, A. Haynes, R. Henline, M. Herbert, 6. Hessey, G. Hill. Sixth Row: F. HofFbauer, R. Holden, D. Hollenbaugh, H. Horner, A. Housley, J. Hunker, P. Hunker, R. Hyte, L. Johnson, T. Joseph, M. Keefe, K. Kirkendall, D. Kisa- beth. Seventh Row: D. Koons, A. Kopf, N. Lambright, J. Lapidos, B. LeWallen, B. Lewis, B. Lorah, M. Lowery, L. LyBurtus, W. McClellan, A. McComb, G. McCubbin, L. McCullough. Eighth Row: M. McGee, M. McPeek, M. McPhersoi R. Magly, D. Mall, A. Manecke, J. Mansfield, R. Mariett; K. Matz, D. Might, D. Might. L. Miller, E. Moffitt. Ninth Row: L. Morel, J. Mosier, I.. Moyer, J. Mutchle B. Myers, H. Myers, K. Myers, J. Needles, G. Nusser, I Ortega, R. Osterholt, D. Ostrowsky, E. Patterson. Tenth Row: C. Peggs, J. Pierce, L. Pohlman, R. Pratt, I Purdy, L. Rader, J. Ramsey, A. Rasey, J. Ray, S. Ray, IV Reber, A. Reinhard, M. Ressler. Eleventh Row: B. Reynolds, D. Reynolds, E. Richan J. Richard, C. Ritz, A. Rose, B. Roesch, N. Schubert. Schultz, J. Schultz. R. Scott, C. Shank, J. Sharp. Twelfth Row: E. Sheridan, D. Showalter, J. Shumake B. Smith, J. Smith, W. Snavely, A. Snyder, H. Souder, V Spangler, D. Sprow, B. Stainbrook, E. Stoddard, ] Strausbaugh. Thirteenth Row: C. Stumpp, G. Swope, W. Tate, I Thomas, R. Thomas, S. Tillapaugh, J. Torris. D. Treec D. True, S. Ullery, D. Vogel, P. Vogcl, C. Volkmer. Fourteenth Row: J. Ward, T. Ward, K. Walsh, M. Warr er H. Weaver, J. Williams, A. Wolfarth, G. Wolfelt, 1 Worcester, B. Wyans, M. Yeager, R. Young. -it J r. ' £ • ' O ' ? in j5 « I -r GRADE s l- . J (li ■ ■ ' ■;Siii«ef S2 ' ' ' ' ' H ' tW,! i -. First Row: H. Alley, F. Allison, J. Anderson. D. Angles, iJG. Aurand. B. Barchus, W. Barnes, A. Barnett, B. Barth. B. Basehore, B. Basinger, H. Baxter, B. Below, N. Ber- linghoff, D. Blosser. Second Row. D. Bollinger, B. Bomer, W. Bovee, J. Boyd, H. Bronson, B. Brown, H. Buckingham, J. Carson, G. Claypool, M. Clemon, D. Cole, B. Compton, M. Cook, B. B| Cooper, B. Cousin. i| Third Row: D. Crow, A. DeVore, E. DeWalt, N. Dieter, D. Drenning, F. Dudley. C. Earl, D. Earlie, J. England, i M. English, B. Etzinger, P. Evers, J. Faust, B. Forster, : M. France. Fourth Row: L. Grooms, M. Grove, V. Groves. R. Guth- rie, P. Hammer, G. Hanley, D. Harding, N. Harris, A. i Harrold, D. Harsh. D. Hazeltine, P. Heckathorn, J. Helms, I J. Hicks, D. Hoffbauer. Fijtli Row: H. Horn, G. House, M. Howell, D. Hutchins, L. Ickes, C. Jackson. E. Jackson, D. Johnson, H. Johnson, ■J J. Johnson, R. Johnson, A. Jones, J. Jordan, R. Jordan, J. Kaylor. Sixth Row: A. Kimble. W. Kingery. P. LaFountaine. J. Lambright, R. Layton, M. Lentz. G. Lewis. I. Lindenman, R. Loach, A. Lockhart, R. Lowmaster, P. Lunsford, A. Lusk. B. LyBurtus, F. McEntire. Seventh Row: C. Manecke. J. Newhouse, M. Neff, R. Musser. D. Munger, B. Mottram, E. Moore, E. Moon, D. Momphcr, P. Molter. R. Minard. R. Meng, C. Massie. M. Martin, D. Markley. Eighth Row: B. Niswender, D. Opperman. R. Pastorius, J. Payne, J. Peyton, J. Pierce, D. Powell, P. Preble, J. Purdy, C. Rahrig, A. Reinhard, C. Reinhart, G. Romig, B. Rose, B. Roose. Ninth Row: H. Rose. N. Rowe, M. Roy, H. Saxton, J. Senn, L. Shrider, G. Smith, J. Smith, S. Snyder, N. Sowry. B. Stevenson, J. Stienhurst. C. Switzer. J. Szallar. G. Terry. Tenth Row: N. Thrailkill. J. Tillapaugh, L. Valenti. R. Vogel. C. Walsh. D. Ward. E. Watts, P. Weak.. V. Williamson. D. Woodley, J. Woodland. P. Workman, H. Wyatt, E. Young. G. Young, R. Young. 52 lll] ourglass F. H. S. IN THE WAR FORWARD MARCH! Fostoria High students have marched right into school activities geared to fit them for service during war time. Many high school youths are doing Red Cross work, both in our school service clubs and individually. In addition, our high school courses have been extended to include various types of technical training. In these ways, the youth of today have assumed their places in the war program. Before this spring is over, many boys of the 1943 graduat- ing class will take their places beside the scores of Fostoria High graduates who are already serving in our armed forces. These young men are a symbol of the bravery and courage imbedded in the hearts of true Americans. 53 (Ehe l our lass F. H. S. SERVICE HONOR ROLL James Richard Sherman Richard John Miller Stanton Carle James Dale Smith Herbert Lee Brickies Robert William Ford Charles Ellsworth Nye William Bruce Oliver Samuel A. Winkler Normcm Peter Muench Harold Lawrence Shultz Peter Hanicq Dale Eugene Stark Ted Littrell Harry William Fling Robert W. Helhiegel Paul Edward Grove Clyde W. Alge John Junior Davis Charles W. Papenfus Harold L. Amstutz William H. Hamilton Ira Cadwallader Richard K. Headley Cletus C. Birkmire Frank M. Kodor Richard E. Russell Earl Russell Robert B. Haney Howard E. Smith Merrill S. Reiser Walter Deerwester Carl R. Purkey Richard D. Ellis Charles Covrett. Jr. Carl D. French Burl Burkhart Mark Ball Dean D. Wade Lewis E. Salter Charles Frederick Raymond Alley Fred Sampson Carl G. Smith Donald F. Jackson Wilfred J. Steyer Elmer Pfeil Delmore S. Hanicq Henry Vogel Fred R. Vogel Harry Coe, Jr. Clorence R. Poston Ralph W. Wagner Carl E. lurrus Horold Rinebold Charles Stout c Dewey R. Cooper Gerald W. Fling Hobart Ccrtlett Charles R. Haney David E. Hill James P. Hutchins Jess T. Layton Wilbur Schultz Robert D. Ish Wilfred C. Lahrman Gilbert R. Deckard Gordon R. Daugherty Richard E. Rowe Ernie Haynes William A. Doyle Loyal W. Iler Jack E. Thomas Alexander W. Lind Albert J. Plotter Floyd Parmenter, Jr. Richard A. Hoffman Carl T. Smith Darrel R. Hoffman Franklin Kirian Clifford G. Romig Clarence F. Welling Wendell Wells Claude L. Schindorff George A. Gray John R. Wilson LeRoy L. Haynes Charles Shirk John F. Gilliland John W. Grove Don R. Molter Gerald B. Lytle Edmund Wendel, Jr. Danny B. Rhodes Harry Craley Herbert C. England Myron E. Earl George E. Shearer Harvey England, Jr. Harry W. Lewis Malcolm M. Fouts Harold W. Kaltenback James W. Couch Arthur R. Hoerig Marion K. Cole Fred W. Wernick Norman E. Tribbey Robert O. Ward Gerald J. Moody Nelson L. Prante Robert Florea Howard L. Dew Robp ' i Horner Laurence Cramer Joe Kirk Ernest E. Shewalter Don Scott Kenneth D. Wagner Forrest Helms David Stein Richard Wallace Donald Munger John E. Barnes Robert E. Clark Harold E. Moon Delbert E. Roberts Bernard Lee Randall H. Duffey Carl G. Clark Milo M. Feasel Howard Stultz Glenwood Broyles Howard Burger William Sendlebach. Jr. Robert B. Clore Ralph Wagner Wilbur French Lemar W. Cook William Ellis Clarence Sendelbach Clark J. Alley Frederick Vosburg Herbert Loiwery Raymond Hanicq Willard C. Lamson Donald W. Bates Edward D. Crocker Edison J. Deiter Herbert A. Piper Warren E. Shields Harry Wade Maurice J. Reeves Normand F. Jones Gerald W. Kisabeth Harry F. Fish Salvador S. Valenti Erret T. Horner Charles M. Doyle Robert Mosier Virgil Dillon Robert W. Flack Alvin L. Thomas Dale R. Ford Gerald R. Weaks Richard L. Callendar Richard H. Vogel Harry H. Stone Wayne Stoddard John Purkey Howard Aldrich, Jr. Edgar Gale Mickey George Anderson Charles Hellriegel George Appel Richard Keiser Lester Tyler Charles Barkley Donald Graves Robert Deer John F. Orwig Raymond Yeager Charles W. Souder Douglas Twells James E. Cooper Paul Basehore Paul Young Charles T. Greenfield Park Burtscher Frank Mickey Burdette Snavely Norman Brickies Robert Papenfus George A. Russell Paul Rupert Cecil Burkhart Don Kinnaman Donald E. Rhodes Charles Imber John E. Wade Richard C. Kuhn Edwin Kuhn Clifford H. Fox Ralph Oyler Frank H. Bigelow Norman Wick Robert Herrig Robert Ohls Russell Fox Paul H. Simpson Walter May Duone Harrold Alfred Basinger Wilbur Anderson Howrard Alge Eugene Barnes Carl Biddle Lewis Brink Wayne Basinger Mac Bates Allen Burger William Beeson Robert Burgbacher Robert Boroughf Dale Bennett Robert Brookover Richard Brubaker Paul Cook Donald Calhoun Orlo Caslret (Hlfc ourglass F. H. S. SERVICE HONOR ROLL Art Cole Bruce Currie Denzil Coppler Karl Cramer Dale Coppus Carl Church Harry Davrson William Decker William Duffield Donald Dispennet Henry Dieter Harvey England Ernest Eckert Dean Frederick Fred Feasel Richard Fruth Robert Flack Wallace T. Fisher Dale Fruth Dale Forbes Richard Goodale Robert Greenlee lames Gray Don Hanover Charles Heckalhom Robert Holden John Gerrig WiUard Hay John Hilvers Robert Hunker Charles Imber Norman Jones Richard Jurrus Claire Kisabeth Norman Koons William Kissell Carl Lambriqht Charles LeComte Jack Leisenring Jack LeComte Clyde Lee Robert Might James Myers Joseph Moloney John Mann Richard Mann William McDoniel Harold Munson Fred Ohler Donald Olin John Peters Allan Russell Delbert Roberts Verton Rhoads Howard Russell Mervin Rose Eugene Russell Roger Ridge Wayne Reed Wilbur Shark Dean Snyder Robert Smith Paul Smith William Shiflel Robert Shuman Lester Switzer, Jr. Willard Sampson Owen Shirk John Steinhour Ha-ry Smith Richard Switzer Robert Struble Carl Statler Hal Stout Paul Burghbacher Scott Tarris Leonard Thiery Marion Wetherill Robert Warrington Harry Woodwcrrd Charles Wilcox Melvin Wetherill Rex Ridge Donald March Joe Bates Robert Fast Harry Warrington Wilbur Wonders Sam Grogg Glen Windsor Richard Fruth Paul Ward James Alley Paul HendricKs ' Donald Estes ' Donald Keiser ' Donald Madden ' Charles Motlram ' Lost in Action 55 WAR STAMPS ®l|e ourglass First Row: Dick Canterbury, Marj Wil- helm, Dorothy Cline, Martha Gibson, Mary Gibson, Barbara Loe, Donna Gibat, Lois Houghton, Pat Myers, Jeanne Sowers. Second Row. Albert Rhoad, Carl Hard- ing, Mr. Jess Powers, Virginia Creeger, Connie Copus, Donna Mae Lewis, Vir- ginia Fox, June Niday, Betty McNally, Gay Nichols, Miss Virginia Crawford. Third Row: John Munger, Hay den Rowe, Ivan Maurer, Don Feisel, Carter Clark, Sam Stipp, John Haldeman, Bill Allen, Eugene Dixon. UTILITY KITS First Row: Joanne Huffman, Eleanor Munger, Barbara Fruth, Allegra Pas- qualetti, Donna Irene Lewis, June Ni- day, Donna Mae Lewis, Suzanne Harris, Doreen Stouffer, Irene Copley. Third Row: Dorothy Devore, Mary Wil- cox, Joanne Needles, Ethel Manecke, Jean McDonel, Betty McCurdy, Velma Allison, Dorothy Hufford, Joanne Scott. Second Row: Olive Willoby, Ruth Fox, Elaine Stateler, Betty McPeek, Marj Wilhelm, Dorothy Cline, Virginia Fox, Janet Fast, Pat Myers. Fourth Row: Miss Vera Eger, Barbara Fruth, Joanne Sprout, Eileen Fruth, Wanda Henderson, Evelyn Lind, Clara Tate, Ruby Talmadge. 56 ' : t JSourglass SURGICAL DRESSING First Row: Mary Hartsel, Johanne Houser, Pat Lanphear, Marge Hartsel, Margaret Carter, Alice Millburn. Second Row: Joanne Freisner, Jeanne Sowers, Dorothy Cline, Virginia Fox, Donna Irene Lewis, Janet Fast, Nancy Shupe. ALMA MATER ALMA MATER, in Forty-Three — Offers her class to the land of the free . . . Gives her class to the khaki suits To starched, white dresses, to muddy boots; She gives her youth, her loyal sons. To man the machines, and man the guns. ALMA MATER, with head held high Thinks of her sons in the clear blue sky Fighting for freedom, fighting for life. Fighting through h unger, fighting through strife. Women in khaki and women in jeans Know what the Star Spangled Banner means. ALMA MATER proudly sees Her students working in factories Making ships, tanks, munitions; Sending them fast to fighting positions; Drilling with presses, fighting deadlines. Boosting production, and making headlines. ALMA MATER, sadly though. Thinks of the ones who ' ll have to go — Thinks of her students who won ' t come back Thinks of Johnny and Sue and Jack, Who ' ll give their best on land and sea For this blessed Land of Liberty. — LoRETTA King 57 ' i t ourglasg 58 he run lass MUSIC The highest graces of music flow from the heart. — Emmons We love music for the treasured mem- ories, buried hopes, and tender feehngs it imparts to us. Its charms bring peace to the troubled mind and soul. Music is the universal language. Participating in musical activities is one of the most important phases of our school life. In later life, all those who have shared an interest in music will come to realize the benefits derived. 59 W-l e ourglass INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Under the very able leadership of Direc- tor A. Jerd Bayless, the band and orches- tra have provided excellent concerts and entertainments. The well chosen variety of music, ranging from symphonic to swing, entertained everyone. The basketball band and pit orchestra, which are composed of the supposedly cream of the crop, have done fine work. As in previous years, the indispensable pit orchestra played for our assemblies, various plays, and other entertainments. To Mr. Bayless and the instrumental departm ent go our congratulations for the fine job they have done. 60 t|£ onrqlctss MARCHING BAND First Row: T. Gary, A. Rasey, H. Yenser, E. Steinman, G. Burke, B. Talbert, T. Gray, D. Kisabeth, C. Wonders, J. Hunter, R. Hill, H. Myers, G. Walker, E. Fisher, C. Koester. Second Row: J. Jacoby, T. Houser. J. Richards, S. Snyder, D. Vogel, N. Rangier, J. Peck, G. Lewis, P. Stagger, D. Harrison, Markley, J. Bowman, P. Might, J. Brubaker, H. Dauterman. Third Row: D. Beers, B. McGahey, D. Might, B. Restemeyer, A. Shiff, B. Nierescher, B. Stevens, L. Ickes, D. Bollinger, C. Buckholtz, M. Baxter, K. Wetherill. Standing: B. Marxen. M. Baker, N. McKay, V. Maurer, Director Jerd Bayless, J. Snyder, H. France, B. Sheets, B. Allen, D. Smith, P. Gary, M. Herbert. Absent jrom Picture: Dolores Gallant. 61 ®l e mxrqlass PIT ORCHESTRA « First Row: J. Brandeberry, M. Snavely, M. Second Row: J. Hunter, E. Fisher, C. Koester, Carter, B. Allen, D. Gibat, A. Prentice, H. Hutch- G. Walker, H. Myers, T. Gray, B. Restemeyer, inson, M. Heinze, J. Hevener. D. Vogel, S. Snyder. Standing: D. Smith, B. Marxen, M. Baker, K. Wetherill. PEP RAND 62 First Row: Tommy Gray, Bill Alkn, Don Smith, Second Row: Betty Marxen, Harold France, Harold Dauterman, Donald Bollinger, Glenn Jimmy Richards, Bob Restemeyer, Eugene Walker, Don Vogcl, Keith Wetherill. Fisher, Charles Koester. ■QUi ourglasa ORCHESTRA First Row: M. Snavely, M. Carter, B. Allen, D. Second Row: T. Gray, J. Hunter, C. Koester, G. Gibat, A. Prentice, H. Hutchinson, M. Burkhart, Walker, H. Myers, N. Rangeler, J. Peck, B. E. Lusk, M. Farrell, B. Cockie, A. Baker, S. Restemeyer, D. Vogel, S. Snyder, M. Heinze, T. Saddoris, C. Walsh, D. Banner. Houser, J. Brandeberry, J. Hevener. Third Row: B. Talbert, M. Baker, K. Wetherill, B. Marxen. Absent jrom Picture: Dolores Gallant. 63 ' i t ourglass DIRECTOR A. Jerd Bayless With her silver baton spinning, our new drum majorette, Betty Marxen, painted a picture of dashing color as she set the pace for Fostoria High ' s marching band. Uniformed in red and white, Betty skillfully led the Band in their clever exhibitions and formations. Betty will be back again next year to guide our band to an- other musical victory! Mr. A. Jerd Bayless displayed remarkable ability this year in the management of the march- ing band and also the other instrumental departments. Many new routines were cheered by spectators as the band performed. The concert band and the orchestras also proved that under a careful director like Mr. Bayless, instrumental music can brighten our Alma Mater. DRUM MAJOR Betty Marxen 64 ' ht oxtrglasa VOCAL MUSIC ■ Those who have heard the fine perform- ances of the vocal music department will agree with everyone when it is said they are tops. Vocals alone cannot bring together such a splendid department, but co-operation, consideration, and de- pendability are the main characteristics in succeeding to a very high standard. More than ever, we will need these characteristics, for we will be sending faith and hope into the future with the singing of our country ' s hymns. 65 ®i|g ourglass MIXED CHORDS First Row: J. Brandeberry, D. Deiter, D. Berling- hoff, N. Shupe, J. Rensch, J. Rensch, M. Roberts, J. Shuman, D. Baker, J. O ' Brien, D. Lind, P. Vogel, F. Thomas, D. Zeller, P. Clark, L. Boucher, P. Dye, R. Clark, J. Scott. Third Row: M. Tarris, B. Bishop, M. Heinze, M. Covrett, M. Carter, H. Wagner, M. Groman, J. Houser, M. Hartsel, P. Lanphear, M. Hartsel, V. Creeger, M. Milligan, B. Loe, E. Heckathorn, A. DeWeese, B. Goodale, O. Yeager. Fifth Row: B. Hutchins, J. Munger, B. Kurtz, N. Echelbarger, R. Canterbury, L. Barkley, R. Cole, D. Spitler, J. Mansfield, A. Clark, G. Mor- gan, J. Fry, A. Lambright, D. Minard, V. Harold, B. Quaintance, D. Fast. Second Row: P. Benson, J. Copsey, B. Fruth, J. Lambright, M. Smith, D. Peters, M. Martin, C. Bulkowski, R. Balsat, A. Emanuel, M. Devore, L. Molter, J. Harding, L. Newhouse, A. Burkhart, M. Knepper, J. Page, B. Moody, N. Echelbarger. Fourth Row: B. Fry, J. Mumma, D. Baker, A. Mansfield, V. Brubaker, I. Copley, B. McNally, J. Sowers, E. Keyes, E. Statler, B. McPeek, B. Rhude, C. Hayes, G. Hiserman, R. Fox, A. Pren- tice, H. Warner, J. Needles. Sixth Row: R. Smith, W. Myers, W. Dennis, D. Horner, J. Gangway, C. Degan, D. Smith, F. Kelley, Herby Yenser, A. Scheidhauer, B. Sheridan. C. Clark, R. Hill, B. Manecke, R. Schwab, N. Hatfield, C. Pickett. 66 ■Qlhi mirq,Ias9 CHOIR First Row: J. Shuman. I. Copley, V. Brubaker, M. Smith, F. Thomas, L. Barkley, H. Yenser, Director James Middleton, N. Hatfield, J. Fey, D. Baker, D. Lind, B. Bishop, J. Brandeberry, J. Needles. Second Row: M. Martin, P. Vogel, V. Creeger, P. Benson, P. Dye. F. Kelley, D. Canterbury. C. Pickett, B. Sheridan, W. Dennis. J. Page. L. Newhouse. V. Harrold, R. Fox, G. Hiserman. M. Milligan. Third Row: E. Statler. D. Peters, J. Rensch. B. McPeek, W. Myers, R. Hill, B. Quamtance. D. Smith, R. Schwab, R. Smith, J. Harding. L. -Molter, N. Echelbarger. J. Scott, A. Clark. Fourth Row: B. Goodale. O. Yeager, M. Roberts, M. Hartsel. M. Carter. B. Manecke, A. Scheid- hauer, H. France. N. Echelbarger, J. Munger. C. Clark, C. Rouse. B. Kurtz, B. Loe. A. Prentice, R. Clark, G. Morgan. J. Copsey. 67 l[t|e ourt lass BOYS ' GLEE First Row; Bill Sheridan, Clarence Pickett, Roger Second Row: Bob Quaintance, Dick Smith, Bob Hill, Russell Smith, Bob Hutchins, Rex Schwab, Frank Kelley, Herbert Yenser, Dick Canterbury, Wayne Myers, Lowell Barkley, Dick Spitler. Manecke, Al Scheidhauer, Carter Clark, Rudy Cole, John Munger, Carl Rouse, Bill Kurtz, Norman Echelbarger, Chuck Degan, Mr. James Middleton. Accompanist: June Brandeberry. GIRLS ' GLEE First Row: Joan Shuman, Irene Copley, Virginia Barbara Bishop, Barbara Rhude, Margaret Brubaker, Madonna Smith, Florence Thomas, Tarris, Mr. James Middleton. Dorothy Lind, Joanne Needles, Doris Baker, Jean Fey, Clara Hayes, Norma Echelbarger, Third Row: Joyce Rensch, Betty McPcek, Pat Margaret Milligan. Second Row: Phyllis Benson, Mary Martin, Phyllis Vogel, Elaine Statler, Virginia Creeger, LaDonna Molter, Janet Page, Lucille Newhouse, Dye, Maxine Roberts, Bernita Goodale, Orpha Ycagcr, Barbara Loe, Ruth Balsat, Betty Fry, Ruth Clark, Joanne Freisner, Ann Clark, Gloria Morgan. Accompanist: June Brandeberry. 68 ■QIllB l ourgiass OPERETTA First Row: Roger Hill, June Brandeberry, Ruth Clark, Margaret Carter, Irene Copley, Bob Quaintance. Second Row: Bill Sheridan, Alfred Scheidhauer, Carter Clark, Russel Smith. Direclor Mr. James Middleton What can be done in the way of music, under a real organizer, at Fostoria High, has been well illustrated during the past year. Mr. James Middleton came here this year from New Bremen, Ohio, and has staged a successful operetta and a number of musicals pertaining to holiday seasons. Mr. Middleton cannot be thanked too much for the work he has done for the music department — and the school as a whole. 69 ' [ e nurglass ATHLETICS The Athletic Department of Fostoria High School this year has faced one of the most difficult prob- lems possible. They were not alone, however, for nearly every high school in the country has been faced with the same problem. Should the high schools go ahead with inter-scholastic competition? There were many arguments concerning the aban- doning of inter-scholastic sports for the duration because of the gasoline situation and the need for manpower. Fostoria High School decided, as did 75% of the high schools all over the country, to go ahead. With no orders from authoritative sources, sports went ahead as usual at the school of the Redmen. Under Coach Trubey our football team had a most successful season. The Redmen wound up the season tied for the lead in the Buckeye League, as well as having credit for victories over outstanding independent teams of the state. The basketball team, minus many regulars from last year ' s squad, because of graduation, did not fare as well as their brothers from the gridiron. They did develop many prospects for next year under Mr. Herbert, who has spent his first year as coach at F.H.S. 71 HljB imrglasB FOOTBALL -liiilS iflri? ' HBil ' iiiy ' ' iii8S First Row: S. Steinman, B. Burgbacher, W. Sal- dausky, C. Roberts, D. Stoddard, B. Barringer, J. Woodland, H. Gruber, D. Smith, L. Johnson. Second Row: I. Myers, C. Atwell, A. Scheidhauer, B. Charles, G. Warrington, B. Hutchins, N. See- bon, B. Currier, V. Below, G. Newell, C. Kimble, D. Barnett. Third Row: C. Smitz, G. Davis, T. Stevens, C. Hammer, B. Imber, G. Carroll, J. LeComte, J. Munger, J. Morel, J. Florea, L.Russell, C. Wyans, B. Hall. Team F.H.S. Opponents St. Wendelin 6 Lima South Jr. Order Home 20 6 Fremont 6 33 Tiffin Columbian 7 6 Defiance 13 28 Toledo Woodward 13 12 Bowling Green 7 6 Findlay 13 7 72 ®l|e ourglass COACH Ike Trubey This year Mr. Trubey com- pleted his sixth season as a football mentor at Fostoria High school. Since Mr. Trubey has been here, he has won twice as many games as he has lost. This, however, is not his only accomplishment. At the end of our schedule, the Red- men found themselves tied for first place in the Buckeye league. Mr. Trubey ' s players have learned the meaning of good sportsmanship, and in winning or losing they have practiced it. ASSISTANT COACH Mr. Dale Herbert came to F.H.S. last year as a trainer and this year took over the job of assistant football coach. Mr. Herbert, a graduate of Bowling Green University, has had much practical experience in the sport he helps coach. He played on the varsity at this high school and at college. I Dale Herbert ' 4 ®l|e oxtrqlass FACULTY MAMGER TRAINER W. W. Nixon Joe Hague ATHLETIC BOARD First Row: Mr. Wm. M. Hawk, Mr. D. W. Trubey, Mr. H. L. Ford. Second Row: Mr. G. D. Knepper, Mr. W. W. Nixon, Mr. R. J. Carter. 75 j Hu chlNS QRUbcR CuV.RlER (Elp ii ourqlass CHEERLEADERS FOOTRALL MANAGERS First Row: Donna Gibat Myer Shiff Norma Echelbarger Standing: Miriam Snavely Carl Sampson Charles Wonders 78 ' i t ourt Iass VARSITY First Row: Mel Bennett, Bob Imber, Don Feisel, John Haldeman, Dale Stoddard. Second Row: John Basehore, Gene Bentz, Clyde Hammer, Jackie Woodland. Insert: Ivan Maurer, Honorary Captain. SCHEDULE We They Lima Central 20 58 Kenton 28 21 Alumni 40 26 Bowling Green 21 49 Willard 26 33 Fremont 25 36 Findlay 20 43 Junior Home 27 46 St. Wendelin 35 25 Tiffin Columbian 24 44 Fremont 29 36 Wauseon (Post season game) . 36 48 Findlay 21 35 Bowling Green 35 45 St. Wendelin 54 36 Junior Home 32 49 Tiffin Columbian 44 37 517 667 Tournament We They Lima Central 39 53 556 720 79 ®l|g ll ourglass RESERVE BASKETBALL First Row: Miller, Switzer, Shiff, Hatfield, Barringer, Holtzberry. Second Row: Feisel, Currier, Seebon, Perkins, Warington, Gruber. COACH Although Mr. Herbert ' s team was not too successful this year, they did, how- ever, show quite a few thrilling spots. Under Mr. Herbert they have learned a pivot play and a fast break. Probably the season ' s most thrilling game was that between Fostoria and Tiffin Columbian. The Redmen were outscored most of the way but put up a good battle in the last quarter and defeated Tiffin 44 to 37. Dale Herbert 80 I|e oiir lass BASKETBALL MANAGER Bill Etzinger BASKETBALL CHEERLEABERS First Row: Myer Shiff. Second Row: Joanne Needles, Norma Echelbarger, Donna Gibat. Third Row: Norma Pettibone, Miriam Snavely. 81 H Tr LETTE BCT)T P ' (Jih B ll ourgiass GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First Row: Dorothy Zeller, Margaret Tarris, Phyllis Benson, Betty Marxen, Betty Moody, Norma Echelbarger, Maxine Burchfield. INTRAMURAL WINNERS Although the girls ' basketball team didn ' t achieve recognition throughout the city, we, the students of the high school, knew that it existed. Betty Marxen led the winning group this year and will be here to play again next year. The girls played on Tuesday evenings after school. Under the guidance of Miss Stur- geon, girls ' physical education director, they were taught many things about sportsman- ship. 84 ®l|£ oxirglass 85 ®l|e our lass POBLICATIONS By working together and performing their tasks to the utmost of their ability, the Annual Staff has again recorded the joys and senti- ments of Fostoria High. Bringing together the events of 1943 and recording them for all time is a difficult task, but with cooperation and willingness to work, the staff of the 1943 An- nual is proud to present to the school and stu- dent body the 1943 RED AND BLACK. The sister publication of the annual. The Illustrated News Journal, has again success- fully served the student body as the news agency of Fostoria High. Acquainting the stu- dents with what is happening at and around our school was the chief problem of the Journ- al. Although fewer publications were made this year, the Journal still maintained the standards set by those who originated our school paper. 86 IjB ourglass 1943 RED AND BLACK ANNUAL STAFF First Row. Mr. C. N. Nacci, Literary Advisor; Carl Rouse, Editor-in-Chief; Nancy Shupe, Asst. Editor; Marj. Wilhelm, Literary Editor; Mr. Jess Powers, Business Advisor. Second Row: Carl Shiff, Business Manager; Dolores Gallant, Asst. Business Manager; Janet Fast, Asst. Business Manager; Roger Hill, Circulation Manager; Suzzane Harris, Advertising Manager. Third Row: Miss Ina Sponsler, Circulation Advisor; Bob Manecke, Asst. Advertising Manager; Connie Flechtner, Asst. Circulation Manager; Phyllis Smothers, Asst. Literary Editor; Miss Weldon Brooks, Advertising Advisor. The Annual Staff, a group of competent Fostoria High Seniors, was selected for a difficult task. Their aim was to put out an Annual which would be the best possible, due to the war situation. The Annual Staff was chosen in the middle of the first semester in order to give them plenty of time to produce a carefully planned year-book. The committee members and the Annual heads were willing to work under the splendid supervision of Mr. C. N. Nacci and Mr. Jess Powers. As to how well the staff has succeeded, we will allow the Red and Black to speak for itself. 87 (IIl]e Ijtmrqiass LITERARY STAFF First Row: Betty Church, K. Speelman, Doreen Stouffer, PhylUs Smothers, Marj. Wilhelm, Helen Wagner. Second Row: Wilda Stone, Rudy Cole, Hayden Rowe, John Haldeman, Irene Copley. CIRCULATION STAFF First Row: Norma Pcttibone, Donna Gibat, Connie Flechtner, Roger Hill, Beverly Kiefer, Jean Sowers, Barbara Loe, Harold Piper. Second Row: Wayne Dennis, Margaret Milligan, Miriam Snavely, Madonna Smith, Marilyn Covrett, Les Wilcox, Russell Smith. 88 ®i|e ourglasa BUSINESS STAFF Fust Row: Mary Kovach, Dorothy Cline, Carl Shiff, Janet Fast, Virginia F ' ox Lorette is-ing. ADVERTISING STAFF Joe khir ' °° ' ' ' = ' ' ' L ' - ' ' ' ' -■ ' ' • Bentz, Bob Manecke, Suzanne Harris, Dick Deer, imith ' Markmn McNally, June Niday, Margaret Emenne, Dale Harrison, Don 89 i£.i}s l ourijlass JOURNALISM CLASS First Row: Rudj ' Cole, Doris Berlinghoff, Marilyn Mansfield, June Hogan, Connie Flechtner, Marj. Wilhelm, Loretta King, Phyllis Smothers, Jewel Copsey. Second Row: Donna Deiter, Donna Baker, Ruth Wethenll, Helen Warner, Betty Moody, Dorothy Cline, Beverly Kiefer, Jack Perkins, Eugene Fisher. With complete cooperation of the Journalism students, the Illus- trated News Journal has operated successfully for another year. It has served Fostoria High school very well as a news bureau. In the Journalism class Mr. C. N. Nacci, advisor, has given the students his faithful and generous help. He has also given them opportunities to work in many fields of Journalism including, adver- tising, reporting, make-up, editorial work, newspaper management, and publicity. 90 ®l|e ourqlass JOURNAL SALESMEN First Row: Doris Berlinghoff, Helen Warner, Ruth Wetherill, Loretta King, Betty Church, Pat Dye, Velma Allison. Second Row: Donna Deiter, Donna Baker, Jewel Copsey, Virginia Brubaker, Betty Moody, Dorothy Cline, Marj. Wilhelm, Phyllis Smothers, Connie Flechtner. I want my Journal, is the cry that echoes through- out the corridors of Fostoria High school on the last Wednesday of every month. Answering this call is a group of student salesmen who get little praise for their fine job of distributing the Journals. Hats off to the Journal salesmen! 91 (ibc Hioiirqlass ) 92 ' he J mir iass EXTRA CURRICHLE ACTIVITIES Fostoria High school has always been noted for its opportunities in extra- c urricular activities. Our many clubs, athletics, and musical organizations offer an equal chance to all pupils. The reason for any activities outside the regular school work is to get the students ac- quainted with working together. The story is told of a lisherman who tried to paddle his boat with only one paddle. He worked hard but he got no- where. The same is true of the student who tries to go through school without entering some extra-curricular activity. He may work hard, but he gets nowhere because he has not learned the advantage of working together. 93 ' 2Ihe ourqlnss HI-Y ■.:jft « ' — ■ ' The national organization of the Hi-Y was first introduced at Fostoria High school twenty-two years ago. Senior and Junior boj ' ' s are selected to join by the old members. Strict initiation rules test such selectees as to their sportsmanship. Meetings are held every Wednesday noon in the music room. Programs consist of guest speakers, debates, and local people with talents. Clean living, Clean speech, Clean athletics, and Clean scholarship, is the well stuck-to motto of the Hi-Y boys. First Row: D. Deer, S. Stipp, J. Kirk. D. Feisel, B. Allen, L. Basinger, Mr. George Evans, R. Hill, C. Shiff, B. Manecke, I. Maurer, H. Rowe, F. Shupe. Second Row: M. Bennett, B. Wagner, B. Imber, L. Wilcox, B. McGahey, C. Pickett, J. Davis, H. Roby, G. Peyton, H. Piper. T. Smith, J. Peck, M. Ba.xter. Third Row: J. Mansfield, B. Burgbacher, M. Hamm, B. Hutchins, J. Munger. J. Hunter, T. Houser, W. Snavely, N. Hatfield, D. Harrison, J. Haldeman, K. Speelman, D. Smith, N. Echelbarger, D. Canterbury. Fourth Row: C. Atwell, W. Coppus. D. Banner, B. Sheridan, W. Snavely, E. Dixon, L. Barkley, D. Lam- bright, C. Harding, G. Balsat, C. Clark, F. Kelley, E. Perkins, B. Kurtz, G. Huston, J. Florea. 94 ®l|e tjurqlass GIRL RESERVE CLUB To find and give the best has been the pur- pose of the Girl Reserves of F.H.S. for over twenty years. Starting with a small group of thirty selected girls, the club has steadily grown until it now numbers about one hundred, and every Senior High school girl is eligible. This year, as always, the Girl Reserves ' de- pendability and willingness to serve have con- tributed greatly to the school spirit. First Row. H. Hutchinson, D. I. Lewis, J. Sowers, N. Pettibone, S. Harris, D. Stouffer, B. Kiefer, G. Nichols, V. Fox, D. M. Lewis, R. Fox, B. McPeek, B. Rhude. J. Sheffel, D. Scott, J. Needles, Miss Isabel Hunt. Second Row: M. J. Wilcox, V. Lewis, J. Scott, B. Moody, B. Marxen, J. Rensch, J. Rensch, M. Snave- ly, M. Smith, V. Allison, A. DeWeese, M. Peters, J. Harding, J. Niday, B. McNally, M. Wilhelm. Third Row. J. Dicken, B. McCurdy, J. McDonel, D. Devore, P. Dye, P. Vogel, R. Balsat, J. O ' Brien, B. Fry, D. Baker, F. Thomas, B. Holden, D. Peters, G. McNutt, V. Harrold, B. Loe, M. L. Heinze. Fourth Row. J. O ' Brien, D. Humbert, B. Walters, B. Tidd, E. Pamter, N. Pennell, J. Brandeberry, E. Walters, L. Molter, C. Opperman, V. Creegar, C. Copus, W. Stone, A. Clark, J. Preis. Fi-fth Row. A. Prentice, A. Burkhart, M. Hartsel, M. Groman, M. Hartsel, E. Statler, B. Bishop, D. Lind, N. Echelbarger, B. Fruth, D. Carmichael, P. Lanphear, J. Mumma, A. Pasqualetti, P. Barley, J. Copsey, G. Morgan, J. Fast. 95 (El|g hourglass MTIONE HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Howard Roby, Bill Allen, John Haldeman, Harold Davies, Edward Perkins, Tom Houser. Second Row: K. Speelman, Irene Copley, Dolores Gallant, Sue Harris, Roger Hill, Patricia Myers, Doreen Stouffer, Connie Copus, Larry Basinger. Third Row: Ivan Maurer, Margaret Carter, Mariam Snavely, Wilda Stone, Dorothy Cline, Marjory Wilhelm, Phyllis Smothers, Jeannette Hevener, Johanne Houser, Nadine Pennell. The National Honor Society is composed of five per cent of the Junior class and fifteen per cent of the Senior class. Selections are made by a faculty committee on the basis of the four cardinal principles of the society: Schol- arship, Leadership, Character, and Service. This group, throughout the year, has undertaken many projects for the betterment of the school. A continuous history of the high school has been put up to date and many new entries have been added to the National Honor scrapbook. Each issue of the Illustrated News Journal has contained an edi- torial written by the society. This year the society also undertook the editing of a Student Handbook to better acquaint students with their school. Under the guidance of Miss Crawford and Mr. Hawk, the Ida L. McDermott Chapter of Fostoria High School is ever ready to serve the school and to keep firm its motto, Noblesse Oblege. 96 ®i|e ouri Iass OMICRON LAMBDA First Row: H. Roby, B. Foltz, D. I. Lewis, H. Wagner, I. Copley, Mr C F Leiter D Stouffer, G. Nichols, C. Shiff, V. Fox, R. Clark. Second Row: B. Manecke, H. Hutchinson, A. Burkhart, M. Knepper G Morgan A Clark, R. Balsat, V. Byrd, J. Switzer, B. Feisel, N. Hatfield. ' t . ■ Third Row: W. Dennis, M. Shiff, C. Clark, J. Houser, M. Carter, J. Preis D Harrison B. Fruth, M. Heinze, H. Rowe, A. Pasqualetti. LAMBDA SIGMA First Row: Miss Helen Crafts, Joanne Needles, Phyllis Smothers, LaDonna Molter Wilda Stone, Joanne Freisner, Suzanne Harris, Pat Lanphear. Second Row: Betty McPeek, Ruth Fox, Clara Hayes, Colleen Opperman, Elaine Stalter Arline Payne, Betty Mong. Third Row: Betty Holden, Doris Berlinghoff, Donna Deiter, Donna Baker Helen Warner, Beverly Kiefer,Audrey Simon, Ann Prentice. 97 ®l|e aurglass DEBATE First Row: Alice Burkhart, Marilyn Knepper, Doreen Stouffer, Allegra Pasqualetti, Janet Preis, Mr. C. F. Leiter. Second Row: Jack Switzer, Gordon Stouffer, Alva Dolch, Myer ShifE. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Mr. William M. Hawk, Roger Hill, Pat Myers, Ivan Maurer, Janet Fast, Larry Basinger. Second Row: Alice Downs, Wanda Henderson, Joanne Sprout, Jack Switzer, Bo b Feisel, Jack Perkins. Third Row: Betty Shirk, Lucille Keeton, Doris Berlinghoff, Helen Warner, Ed Perkins, Elwood Lee. 98 ' he ourgkss SCRIVENERS First Row. J. Fast, J. Preis, D. Baker, R. Fox. Second Row: A. Burkhart, A. Pasqualetti, H. Hutchinson, I. Copley, S. Harris, D. Stouffer, J. O ' Brien, D. Scott. Third Row: P. Lanphear, N. Pennell, L. King, J. Hevener, E. Painter. Fourth Roiv: A. Prentice, M. Carter, J. Houser, B. McPeek. HOME-EC CEDE First Row: Mrs. Sydney Dotson, M. Wilhelm, M. Pastorius, M. Smith, M. Emerine, V. Creeger, J. Lambright, M. Lambright, M. L. Gibson, M. B. Gibson, B. Brant, Miss Gene Lewis. Second Roiv: D. Zeller, L. Boucher, D. Minard, J. Moots, B. Soles, A. Lambright, J. Huth, P. Clark, L. Davis, H. Brombly, I. Niswander. Third Row: I. Haynes, E. Keyes. E. Manecke, G. Hiserman, J. McDonel, D. Devore, B. Walters, J. Wunderlin, E. Ward, M. Covrett, F. Emerine. Fourth Row: M. Martin, M. Hufford, E. Heckathorn, R. Wetherill, O. Willoby, J. Harding, P. Vogel, E. DeWeese, L. Bulkowski, M. Williams, M. Peters, M. Devore. 99 lll|f i[ our3l lS3 MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN First Row: W. Stone, B. Loe, D. Smith, J. Kirk, L. Basinger, I. Maurer, M. Wilhelm, L. Davis, M. Carter, J. Fast, P. Myers, N. Shupe, P. Smothers, L. King, I. Copley, V. Fox. Second Row: C. Hayes, D. Zeller, B. Fruth, M. Groman, M. Heinze, H. Saxton, R. Marietta, G. Bruggeman, M. Emerine, V. Elsea, M. Covrett, J. Cummings, J. Hanover, S Stipp, B. Manecke. Third Row: S. Ullery, M. Reber, M. McPeek, J. McDonel, H. Brombley, M. Brant, I. Brown, M. Wilcox, A. Downs, J. Sprout, J. Tillapaugh, R. Minard, B. Thrailkill, R. Hyte, L. Brooks. Fourth Row: J. Jordan, J. Angle. D. Buckingham, P. Gary, A. Dippelhoffer, V. Pritchard, B. Jones, E. Manecke, B. McCurdy, B. Shirk, P. Sherrick, D. Humbert, E. Walters, D. Crow, R. Lenhart. Fijth Row: K. Kirkendall, P. Workman, M. Howell, W. Spangler, J. Bormuth, M. Farrell, F. Thomas, P. Benson, J. Shuman, B. Hessey, J. Harter, B. Cookie, B. Purdy, J. Mosier, M. Feisel, H. Hutchinson. Sixth Row: H. Wyatt, D. Gibat, G. Aurand, N. Berlinghoff, C. Jackson, D. Koons, B. Roose, N. Rowe, B. Basehore, N. Carter, D. Earlie, A. Harold, E. Lindeman. SENIOR GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HP Tnn i VH MS I PjT pjiR ■ n kjZ aHK — ImiiWri y ■ B lBk;. :- ' H F-JK sM- JK mtfm I B B W 1 flHi HB% ' l f - H ' ' F kLiH ' ' Ji M . i i p 1[ Ik ' B V ||pJ||E ' R J «j| nBEH - H l L ' - M-IKJH •fR3B m Mumm ie.- k;- s-.- j m 100 First Row: M. Tarris, E. Walters, C. Flechtner, M. Roberts. J. Rensch. D. Gibat, M. Snavely, L. King, A. Simon, N. Pettibone, B. Rhude, J. Sheftcl, Miss Helen Sturgeon. Second Row: J. Fey, M. B. Gibson, J. Page, M. L. Gibson, A. Pamc, B. Meng, L. iNew- house, M. Emerine, T. Fuller, D. Imber, C. Coppus, B. Church. Third Row: P. Benson, S. Bennet, A. Foster, D. Minard, M. Milligan, B. Soles, B. Tal- bert, M. Baker, B. Marxen, M. Emerine, F. Emerine, N. Pennell. Fourth Row: E. Keyes, O. Yeager, B. Goodale, D. Zeller, C. Bulkowski, R. Burkhart, H. Brombley, B. McCurdy, B. Loe, D. Scott, E. Painter. lll|e ourglass ACCOUNTING STAFF Sitting: Pat Myers, Janet Fast. Standing: Carl Shiff. Sitting: Gene Bentz, Gerald Huston, Les Wilcox, Albert Rhoads, Jim Hunter, Bill Kurtz, Harold Struble. Standing: Bill Cline, Mark Hill. 101 ®I|e ourglass 102 I STODENT NORSES First Roio: Pauline Clark, Connie Flechtner, Marj. Wilhelm, Betty Church, Jean Sowers, Alice Burk- hart, Helen Wagner. Second Row: Nancy Shupe, Betty Meng, Helen Warner, Ann Pren- tice, Mary Kovach, Loretta King, Janet O ' Brien. Third Row: Joanne Freisner, Donna Irene Lewis, Dorothy Cline. PROJECTION STIIFE First Row: Clifford Cockie, Bill Charles, Harold Davies, Howard Roby, Jay Davis. Second Row: Dick Jarrard, Eugene Dixon, Les Wilcox, Clyde Lentz, Jack Watts. CAFETERIA First Row: Bill Charles, Carl Shiff, Keith Wetherill, Joanne Freisner, Ruth Wetherill, Wilda Stone, Barbara Loe. Second Row: Jim LeComte, Ken Reinhard, Herby Yenser, Bob Restemeyer, Bill Preble, Florence Emerine, Gladys Hiserman. ®he | 0uri;lass DRAMATICS DEPARTMENT First Row. A. Pasqualetti, B. Fruth, R. Hill, Mr. C. F. Leiter, J. Houser, D. Stouffer. Secojid Row: C. Clark, M. Shiff, D. Smith, J. Hunter, H. Rowe. Mr. C. F. Leiter presented four successful plays to the theater-going public this year. His excellent sense of dramatics and fine interpre- tation of script is something that Fostoria High has come to respect and value highly. The All-School play, Reserve Two for Murder, the Junior Class Play, Heaven Can Wait, the Contest play, Command Perform- ance, and the Senior Class play, Arsenic and Old Lace, well represented the acting ability of our students. By keeping the audience in suspense and by continued fine acting, the dramatic department has had a very success- ful season. 103 ®l|g l ourglass JUNIOR CLASS PLAY First Row: Jeanette Hevener, Alice Burkhart. Roger Hill, Mr. C. F. Leiter, Johanne Houser, Marilyn Knepper, Alice Millburn, Bob McGahey, Melvin Baxter. Second Row: Howard Roby, Mar- garet Carter, Alfred Scheidhauer, Doris Carmichael, Marge Hartsel, GusBalsat, Jim Hunter. Bill Kurtz, George Peyton, Tom Houser. ALL SCHOOL PLAY First Row: Lowell Barkley, Dale Harrison, Doris Carmichael, Helen Hutchinson, Mr. C. F. Leiter, Doreen Stouffer, Suzanne Harris, Donna Irene Lewis, Jim Hunter, Dan McGinnis. Second Row: Myer Shiff, Mildred Groman, Marge Hartsel, Alice Burkhart, Hayden Rowe, Johanne Houser, Marilyn Knepper, Carter Clark, Gus Balsat, Bill Kurtz. 104 ' t ourc las0 FRESHMEN PLAYERS First Row: Garland Rader, Betty Niday, Pat Gary, Virginia Maurer, Mrs. Mildred Hutchinson, Helene Balsat, Janice Shu- maker, Helen Balsat, Eileen Fruth, Alberta Dippelhofer. Second Row: Betty Opperman, Marj ' King, Gladys Freet, Wilma Kreps, Jean Groves, Jeannine Lane, Betty Shirk, Patsy Harper, Beverly Flechtner. Third Row: Richard Lenhart, Robert Stev- ens, Chester Neff, Tommy Gray, Jack Cummings, Keith Wetherill. DRAMA CLUB First Row: Ruth Baker, Josephine Shultz, Nancy Berlinghoff, Paula Molter, Phyllis Sherick, Mary Allison, Joyce Needles. Second Row: Alice Hanniq, Mary Luntz, Marcia Roy, Arden Lockhart. Nancy Sowry, Janice Anderson, Miss Oneita Whiteman. ART CLUB First Row: Miss Sally O ' Callaghan, Colleen Walsh, Cherie Jackson, Betty Ostega, Kathleen Walsh, Sally Ullery, Gayle Burke, Betty Cockle. Second Row: Richard Young, Howard Wy- att, Paul Vogel, Roger Cole, Glenn Durst, Dick Holden, Dale Brown, Eugene Straus- baugh. Third Row: LeRoy Valenti, Wanda Span- gler, Mildred Herbert, Barbara Stainbrook. 105 ' { e mtrglass HOME ARTS CLUB First Row: Miss Gene Lewis, Patsy Beigh, Doris Opperman, Dorothy Ward, Beulah Roesch, LaDonna Rader, Rosemary Hart- ley, Donna J. Dull, Mrs. Sydney Dotson. Second Row: Betty Lorah, Janelda Ray, Evelyn Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Mar- garet Clemens, Louise Johnson, Wilda Tate, Betty Cowsins, Goldie Aurand, Ivalene Brown, Phyllis Brink. Third Row: June Carson, Virginia Elsea, Alice Manecke, Ruth Layton, Anna Devore, Mary Burkhart, Betty Harless, Barbara Myers. Carmen Massy, Virginia Stowers, Mildred English, Wanda Barnes. JUNIOR HI-Y First Row: Mr. Lester VanSant, Gene Dunfee, Don Showalter, Charles Rahrig, Sherry Hayfield, Bob Myers, Bob Lucius. Second Row: Charles Switzer, Bob Lewis, Charles Showalter, Jr. Ward, Leroy Blake, Jim Purdy, Jr. Hoffbaucr. Third Row: Elden Powell, Don Franks, Richard Bethel. Norman Dieter, Bernall Below, Paul Heckathorn, Jack Lambright, Raymond Pastorius. JUNIOR G. A. A. First Row: Miss Helen Sturgeon, E. Moon, R. Honline, V. Boucher, G. Wolfelt, S. Ray, J. Wagner, A. Fouts, A. Ritter, D. Harsh, V. Williams, P. LaFountaine, V. Groves, Miss Vera Eger. Second Row: L. McCullough, A. Rose, A. Hainze, R. Magly, S. Crosby, S. Clark, S. Goodale, S. Tillapaugh, F. Dudley, S. Snyder, J. Newhouse, H. Earl. Third Row: B. Purdy, M. Lorey, N. Nis- wander, P. Sendelbach, J. Brickies, R. William, S. Stalter, M. Martin, B. Etsinger, D. Hoffbauer, P. Lundsford, Harrington. Fourth Row: J. Jordan, D. Alley, J. Mer- genthaler, B. Henry, M. Taylor, M. Warner, J. Ramsey, J. Rothenbuhler, F. Mclntire. 106 ■ Ilie ll ourgktss JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES A 4 i ' 4k I ir r MUSIC CLUR First Row: Miss Hazel Stubbins, Lois : Pennege, Dea Jo Hutchins, Ardith Smith, Carolyn Peggs, Jeanette England, Barbara Barth, Arlene Shuman, Frances Mullhol- and, Betty Burkhart, Ramona Holtsberry, ' Mr. James Middleton. Second Row: Betty Rose, Helen Rose, Betty ; Harler, Joanne Farthing, Ruby Roesch, : Maxine Weaver, Thelma Pickett, Alvernis Hutchins, Alice Downs, LaDonna Feindel, Corinna Chapman. Rose Gillum. Third Row: Collen Hickerson, Margaret Dible, Wanda Ray, Doris Drenning, Sally Luhdberg, Georgia Apple, Donna Sprout, Gertrude McCubbin, Norma Shubert, Margaret Yeager, Joanne Harler, Virginia I Babb. Fourth Row: Dorothy Myers, Evelyn De- vore, Helen Myers, Lois Franklin, Dorothy Koons. First Row: N. Rowe, J. Huffman, B. Jones, E. Munger, M. France, A. Kopf, J. Bormuth, M. Feisel, J. Waltermire, A. Statler, J. Harter, C. Medely, J. Sprout, G. Allison, M. Thomas, M. Cook, H. Buckingham, B. Roose, C. Baker, Mrs. Mildred Davis. Second Row: M. Weber, M. Decker, P. Gil- lett, H. Hasen, B. Hessy, D. Buckingham, J. Engle, D. Miller, E. Lusk, A. Baker, I. Linden, A. Lusk, R. Guthrie, M. Ressler, M. Davis, A. Harold, J. Groves, L. Deeds, B. Basehore. Third Row: N. Carter, P. Statler, N. Howell, M. Groves, B. Workman, J. Watts, A. Bar- nett, D. Cole, H. Bronson, J. Smith, N. Lambright, L. Grooms, J. Payne, M. Neff, M. Keefe, J. Woodland, N. Bomer, J. Szaller, M. Farrell. Fourth Row: J. Mosier, J. Mansfield, J. Mutchler, M. Willoby, F. Mansfield, M. Morehart, D. Moots, D. Kopf, B. Basehore, E. Moore, R. Loach, J. Smith, H. Baxter, J. Pierce, B. Cooper, J. Snyder, M. Ash, K. Kirkendall, S. Smith, M. Trausch. STUDY GROUP First Row: Dod Bollinger, Ruby Kimble, Alice Hottenstein, Naomi Speelman, Donna Hartley, LaVonne Henline, Florence Earl, Starling Haynes. Second Row: Betty Reynolds, Loranne Whitter, Lorah Sherry, Pat Shirk, Evelyn Lind, Wanda Henderson, Irene Smith, Barbara Yoder, Marilyn Herrig. Third Row: Larry Ickes, Donald Markley, Herman Seel, Warren McClellan. 107 hc liourglass SCIENCE 8l ODTDOOR LIFE First Row: Mr. O. K. Caldwell, J. Sharp, H. Auston, G. Burchfield, R. Muter, R. Good, J. Hanover, G. Zuern. Second Row: H. Bentley, C. Koester, B. Sheets, B. Dray, J. Burbaker, L. Sheridan, D. Smith, H. Moore. Third Row: D. Jarrard, C. Coppler, M. McPeek, A. Housley, V. Pritchard, S. Smothers, J. Houser, N. McKay. BOYS ' SPORTS First Row: G. Beeson, F. Gary, D. Bur- bacher, T. Joseph, D. Mall, K. Matz, R. Forbess, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Hague, J. Wil- liams, S. Hill, T. Ward, H. Souder, W. Snavely, J. Richard, D. Watkins. Second Row: D. Munger, D. True, J. Hicks, B. Niswender, B. Mottram, H. Horn, A. Reinhard, G. Nusser, D. Carter, M. McGee, C. Emahiser, G. Talbert. Third Row: R. Jones, R. Jordan, E. Young, G. Lane, J. Pierce, L. LyBurtus, E. English, D. Hazeltine, D. Hollen- baugh, D. Kisabeth, G. Bruggeman, L. Brooks, J. Shumaker. Fourth Row: G. Swope, D. Able, H. Buckingham, G. Hanley, B. Talbert, D. Fruth, A. Rasey, D. Dillery, B. Goebel, D. Barton, R. Marietta, E. Baker, J. Payton. Fifth Row: P. Stagger, G. Claypool, A. Reinhart, R. Preble, D. Peters, W. Con- ley, R. Worcester, A. Wolfarth, N. Har- ris, G. Terry, G. French, D. Barnett. STUDY GROUP First Row: J. Hammer, W. Cooper, B. Babb, A. Snyder, B. Compton, G. Lewis, R. Meng, B. Basinger, P. Preble, D. Powell, R. Johnson, P. Evers, H. John- son. Second Row: Mr. D. Herbert, J. Faust, Clinton Reinhard, W. Kingery, J. Bate- son, H. Davis, D. Mumpher, D. Ostrow- sky, J. Hunker, J. Bryant, P. Hammer, B. Woodruff. Third Row: R. Musser, C. Schmitz, R. Pratt, W. McClellan, C. Zuern, D. Hutchins, B. Minard, E. Warrington, K. Miller, B. Hall, E. Steinman, H. Saxton. Fourth Row: B. Forester, M. Doll, J. ' Kaylor, R. Harding, J. Torris, C. Volk- mer, W. Williamson, H. Caskie, H. Hathaway, D. Tyson, R. Woodley, C. Lyburtus. Fifth Row: W. Myers, R. Pickens, J. Tyson, L. Russell, D. Blosser, B. Stev- enson, C. Buckholtz, B. Etzinger, N. Gibat, R. Alley, F. Emerine, Mr. D. W. Trubey. Sixth Row: A. Horner, D. Davis, D. Reynolds, B. Barkas, D. Falcon, R. Angles, P. Weaks, J. Daugherty, B. Hanley, F. Alhson. Seventh Row: D. Vogel, J. Bowman, B. Bomer, D. Might, B. Marks, E. DeWalt, B. Peyton, J. Stevenson, C. Smith. Eighth Row: K. Kiefer, J. Board, J. Schwab, D. Nierescher, A. Kimble, B. Brown, D. DeVore, O. Lynch, R. Mar- quardt, J. Watts, B. Painter. (Liu l our lass FEATURES In effort to picture Fostoria High as it really is, we have devoted this section to snapshots of the school at large. Most of the pictures in this section have been contributed by the students and teach- ers. We have tried to bring together the daily activities and classes in and around the school in hope that they will some day remind us of the time we spent to- gether in F.H.S. 109 110 In ADVERTISEMENTS We thank these organizations who have patronized our annual this year, making possible the contents of this book. Their eye for business will be rewarded in the future by the students of Fostoria High who patronize our patrons. 113 oill? Al|b nius; QIo Ihe Dependable utore 1 14 Awarded August 31, 1942 The Precision manufacturing and GFFICienCY of employees and management That Garned The Army-riavy G Award for meritorious Production for THG FOSTORIfl SCRGUJ CO. Helps Produce Victory 115 EDISOn CUT RATE DRUG LOWEST PRICES IN OHIO Complete Stock Excellent Service OHIO FflRRIERS ' GRflin SUPPLV flSS ' ll FOSTORIA, OHIO THE STATE RESTAURANT 1 1 1 N. Main St. Phone 3065 The Commercial Press PRINTING: OFFICE SUPPLIES 123 East Tiffin Street Phone 4234 Our Congratulations to the Class of 1943 LLOYD BROTHERS INSURANCE SERVICE 104-105 First National Bank Bldg. FOSTORIA Phone 4242 OHIO 116 PeteA. QloiUUuf. Siane FOSTORIA ' S FINEST MENS STORE 201 S. MAIN ST. FOSTORIA. OHIO yiCTORY UNITE] STATl DEFEr OF DEFENSE BQND] OJV SALE AT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FOSTORIA 118 Perry Street GOOD EATS B. P. O. ELKS ORWIG S UNION DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE 117 Johnny and Lee ' s Cafe Never Closed 440 South Main Street Fo toria lee and Coal Co. Ice Refrigerator and Stokol Coal Stokers Where Fostoria Buys its Coal 410 E. North Street Phone 3686 CLIFF WALT- Barbers 107 E. Center St. Our Aim, Your Satisfaction THE PREIS STORE SMART CLOTHES FOR THE MISS CLEANING PRESSING DYEING ALWAYS THE BEST Bishop s RUG, HAT FURNITURE CLEANING CLEANING COMPANY 110-112 West North Street F. A. BISHOP SON, Proprietors Phone 2515 POOL BILLIARDS Barber Shop in Connection 118 MORRIS STORES 5c to $1.00 AMERICAN RAILWAY SIGNAL CO. BERT ' S RESTflURflHT Special Plate Lunches, Sandwiches for Students and Teachers OPEN DAY AND NIGHT The Best in Food Try Our Sunday Dinners ROY SHULTZ 167 East Fremont Street Electric Welding Acetylene Welding Forge Work Complete Line of Men ' s and Boys ' CLOTHES AND FURNISHINGS ART CLOTHES SHOP 124 S. Main Street A. H. Yonker Insurance Agency Exclusively Insurance 108 E. Center Street Phone 2573 119 EDWARDS ' CLEANING SHOP SERVICE WITH A SMILE 1 1 1 Perry Street Phone 2802 V The BnnnoD Wall Paper Paint Co. For ictory 312 North Mcrin C. M. PEGGS Dial 2703 vcmottM Ji QUALITY AT LOW PRICE HOMERICK STUDIO Photo Fimshing PORTRAITS 107 Perry Street Phone 565 S. S. KRESGE COMPANY THE TOWN HOUSE 120 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1943 from The Business and Professional Women ' s Club Fostoria, Ohio Coinplinients of HARROLD ' S FUNERAL HOME Phone 553 BOOK nno GIFT SHOP Books, Gifts, and Greetings for All Occasions ZADA E. VAN HORN — MARGARET H. THOMAS The Commercial Bank Savings Company 105-107 S. MAIN 121 Compliments of NATIONAL CARBON CO.. INC. Compliments of THE MENNEL MILLING COMPANY „,, BAZLEY MARKET Satisfaction (JualitY Guaranteed Meats FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS 112 North Main Street Fostoria, Ohio 122 SENECA LDMBER and MILLWORK CO. 123 THE FOSTORIA WELDUVG CO. 225 E. South St. Geo. C. Wolph Phone 2985 ROSE ' S BARBER SHOP New Location 109 W. North St. Your Patronage Will be Appreciated GROSS BGfiUTY SHOPPG Complete Beauty Service Phone 3594 1 08 W. Center St. Leona Kay Gross — Mgr. Compliments of FRED ' S RECREATION Compliments of The Y. M. C. A. We Are On the Second Line of Defense WHITNEY ' S DRUG STORE Successor to Cunningham ' s Drug Store Congratulations and Success to The Class of 1943 124 Wayne C. J. STAHL WAYNE, OHIO Distributor of TEXACO GASOLINE OILS GREASES Fostoria Bowling Green Rudolph O. F. BROITGII- Quarry € ' ru.sht ti Siont Phone Wayne 2067 West Millgrove, Ohio Compliments of (DidHsL hzdlaWuviL HOVT SEED compnnv PURE FIELD SEEDS, WOOL, ETC. Office and Warehouse 147-149 West North Street FOSTORIA, OHIO ] YE ' S HI-WAY MKT. Home of Better Foods For Less North County Line at City Limits 125 Compliments of THE CLOVER FARM STORES Electric Auto-Lite Co USE AUTO-LITE SPARK PLUGS and AUTO HEATERS MADE IN FOSTORIA Compliments of DR. G. H. BRUGGEMANN HAROLD EMERSON GARAGE 509 College Avenue Phone 2261 FOSTORIA, OHIO 126 No Rent Means Low Prices CARR ' S Established— 1890 All over the Ndion is the watchword of value. CLOTHING, SHOES AND DRY GOODS for all the family from baby to grandparents. J. C. PENNEY CO. INC. 127 TIMANUS EVERY THING IN HARDWARE 205 N. Main Phone 3741 JhiL (Daqaa, Shop- HAYS HOTEL BUILDING Ladies Dresses for All Occasions (podJmuL £iUiwuL fiaJihfv 204 South Main John F. Williams Earl F. Williams 3ri¥iniir:i PHONE 777 2 8 Mi SO MAIN ST. HARDWARE CO. DELIVER I U-SAVE OIL COMPANY Bonded Gasoline and Motor Oils Columbus Ave. and Crocker St. W. H. Reynolds, Prop. 128 YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WATCHES STEVENS The Diamond Store of Fostoria OLDEST LARGEST BEST ponrER s CLEANERS, PRESSERS, DYERS HAT CLEANING — RUG CLEANING Phone 864 113 Perry St. D. O, WATTS, N D. — NATUROPATH — 1 1 Perry St. Fostoria, Ohio MOSE LAMFROM CLOTHING COMPANY DRESS BETTER AND YOU ' LL FEEL BETTER THE NIC-NAC Congratulates and Wishes You Success, Class of 1943 Fountain Service and Light Luncheons 320-322 N. Main Dial 916 Paints — Wallpaper — Window Shades — Glass — Picture Framing PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. 119 N. Main Street — Phone 3405 129 LOWERY CHAPMAN Fostoria ' s Leading Jewelers Credit at Cash Prices 103 South Main THE CHARM SHOP (formerly Walters Beauty Shop) 118 East Tiffin Luella Bender Dietsch Phone 501 J. B. BASEHORE CO. COAL AND BUILDERS ' SUPPLIES Chi-Namel Paints OP Automatic Coal Burners Phone 667 SERVICE LAUNDRY TELEPHONE 2582 331 S. Main Street Congratulations ' 43 MICKEY ' S GRILL AND COFFEE SHOP Fostoria, Ohio JOHN B. ROGERS PRODUCING CO. World ' s Largest Producers o f Amateur Theatricals Pageants, Spectacles and Centennial Celebrations 130 Compliments of THE FOSTORIfl ROTRRV CLUB 6aiu 6 DAIRY PRODUCTS LUNCHES Compliments of BLOSE GULF SERVICE Batteries, Car Wash. Tire Repairs, Grease Repairs Comer Union Perry Streets Dial 969 The Fostoria Monument Company Opposite Fountain Cemetery + + + Phone 3872 Compliments of FOSTORIA CARTAGE CONTRACT HAULERS Compliments of THE FOSTORIA LUMBER SUPPLY CO. DEALERS IN LUMBER AND MILLWORK BUILDERS ' HARDWARE, PAINTS 240 W. North Street Phone 727 131 EAT MORE Quality Brand Ice Cream and Sherberts For More Vitamins and Better Health The World ' s Finest Food THE PURE MILK AND DAIRY CO. Compliments of ' iUi 306 N. Main St . GLEN SMITH CHEVROLET CO. Glenn Hower — Mgr. Ph. 4525, Fostoria, Ohio Try Our Blue Ribbon Service Our Congratulations to Class of 1943 Kiiider s Paislt ' rv Slioppe 207 N. Main St. Dial 3240 Flowers For All Occasions REED INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 1 1 3 West Center Street Phone Office - Sl BOND SERVICE Fostoria, Ohio 132 Compliments of PETER FLOWER and GIFT SHOP 118 West Center Street Phone 2788 MAIVX FUXERAL HOME 217 West Center Street FOSTORIA, OHIO PAYNE BROTHERS Florists South Union Street Phone 4324 PATRONS American Legion Auxiliary John Bender Bond Furniture Co. Cameron Ins. Agency Champion Dry Cleaners Dr. H. E. Fruth Dr. Ruble Dr. A. 0- Cole Dr. J. N. Kieble Dr. M. E. Seiple Dr. H. D. Hunter Emerson Ins. Agency Esther Cody Erma ' s Beauty Shop L. E. Ford Fostoria Daily Review Feasel ' s R. C. Guernsey Helen M. Hindmon Hedges Cleaners LaNier Ins. Agency McCormic Motor Sales New Ohio Hotel Woolworth ' s 133 The Iprofessiondl (Photographer Portrait Commercial ■ ' tt Takes a Picture to Make an Ad WE PHOTOGRAPH ANYTHING ANYTIME ANYPLACF THE DICKEN STUDIO Fos FOR ' A onto PAT MARCHION. HHQNE TG!? ... In this War period as in Peace time . . . The Gray Printing Company is Carrying On ! War Economy has demanded many unusual types oi printing, and releasing many oi our men to the Armed Forces has resulted in major changes in our organization .... At the same time we ore trying to maintain the best in quality and skilled craftsmanship, which has been an unwritten trademark oi The Gray Printing Company for fifty-five years. You will continue to receive from Gray this quaUty and service so for as it is possible under existing circumstances. THE GRH PRINTING COMPANY FOSTORIA, OHIO LARGEST PRODUCERS OF SCHOOL ANNUALS IN THE STATE 134 ADTOGRAPHS A fv - e j ip n . -- . e 135 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT To those who have spent their valuable time in perfecting the 1943 yearbook, we wish to express our sincere appreciation. Especially to Pat Marchion, who courteously gave his time to the taking of class pictures; to the various advisors, who worked with the staff so that fewer mistakes would be made; and to the administration for their cooperation. Without the splendid efforts of Mr. William M. Hawk this annual could not have been completed. To the various staff heads and their assist- ants we say Thank you very much. You have done a fine job and one you may well be proud of. To the future heads of the RED AND BLACK we say, Good luck and better year- books! Carl Rouse, Editor-in-Chiej Carl Shiff, Business Manager 136 ]. ■Mi