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

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az- iv 'F DELORIS KOPF I don't feel tied down. IEANNINE LANE Dreaming for dreams to come true. fir 3 , 'Q as R? vi ,L ' EVELYN LIND MARILYN LONGFELLOW Always calm and serene. Brightly smile and sweetly sing. Q 1 ROY MCCELLAN Don'l take it out on the men. NORMA MCKBY There is always one leader'-e by which others are judged. RICHARD LENHART A jolly lad so full of fun. And always nice to everyone V I 4:5303 Xxl, T 5 5 VW 'T ff-lgh it ., F 4 by 4,17 L - I ROBERT LUCIUS my fn SALLY LUNDBERG To do nothing is the way to The Efe of cr Woman is full be nothing. it L q - of woe. , i k ., Q, l '5 1.v . k.'.,, ' l ..2:. FAYE MANSFIELD ROBERT MARQUARDT She is ever fair and proud, Men ot few words are the has a tongue at will and never loud. best men. -R

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A SQ .ylz in t 'gk , if ' - Lf, V ef- . .8 I I t J 5. nf , x 'w f.,, 4.5.5. Wifi mi ga Menu- tt 4.lQ:yim avs1W ': w- t.gjgf.f,iS:6v!4m-4-1-1 wrffi,'i'.'IZf ' .,.,fg,rfiy4v4vewM fvgv 2,f :t?', ,M .wwlffif LQVONNE HENLINE Silence is CI true friend who never betrays. ALICE HOTTENSTEIN The smile, the cheerful, happy smile, were mode for home, ond lireside, peoce and happiness, ac: DEA IO HUTCHINS Mon hos his will--but Womon hos her woty. ,1 BETTY HENRY Allow me to spectk what l honestly feel. IACQUELYN HOUSER wont to lotuqh, love, ond AP ' H Q l 4 l,e, m B B , - f .I lleel . . . . lllll . jf -. ' ' '4 - Z- ' N-L . ,e,- 1 xi. - ::: fi . . In ,. p-Q, - . Q .h wy ' MARILYN HERRIG The better you know her, the better you like her. it A52 IOANNE HUFFMAN Better to be small ond shine, live. thon to be great cmd cost C1 J' it , We S ' .t i 4' sggihv . Y it . ,,,, if if k ft -I .V- . ' .Ei E' BARBARA IONES lf wed never met -Ah-h-h-h but we did. shadow. RUBY KIMBLE A thought for the future. 20 '-. 'iii rf 3 we ,gat if af S .s X .fm 1 M Q f Mmm. rt, st? A.. ., Ai te ...ftgefgtkgh QQ ,.- mal.. , 42 533 5 Q. or 1- if f M mf g 5 1 e W 92 ima tt ' A ' Mr.. , gg fart ff! . ...W 5. . t. W Hat its H 4. ' 5 ft w w M1 53 f MJ A gm S S A ,S , wa 1 COLLEEN HICKERSON A perfect cloyl Where shall no rrton work but ploy, ' f K Y t,, s .Q t V7 L Hike! but-W.,.. 1' ' :f.- V if A if . kt, I h'tvS1.fv X. ALVEHNIS HUTCHINS A Woman is olwctys changeable cmd capricious. ff! 1,1 ' . 'YN'-1 .2 I M . ' i k ' X hw.. -rf. ,Q 5-V . . ta f 'A ff' if ti N f 45' CHARLES KOESTER Let knowledqe grow from IHOT9 to IHOIQ.

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VIRGINIA MAURER Here's to the girl with a heart and a smile, that makes this bubble of life worth While. 1' .15 -Q , M. , CATHERINE MEDLEY TUNE MERGENTHALHI We can live with love. A girl with more soul in her face than words on her tongue. KENNETH MILLER Wonder what this old place would be like without me. ,-rl I SL . Y 2 fie I .7V'f , s fi 1 y LV y H y ff' it 7-59 DORIS MOOTS A MARY IO MOREHART FRANCES MULLHOLAND ELEANOR MUNGER Such is one of many pleasant The time to be happy is now, Home is Where the heart is. I have neither wit nor words WUYS' nor Worth-l only speak right on. RICHARD MUTER Laugh where We must Be candid where we can But vindicate the Ways oi God to man. E tn. if A 2 if xii ss L gk ',i. ' I :',- ,- 'fa - if ipti ispip - . ,,i, is T x Vt, . T, Liii.-fvj.t K W ',.n 7 , . g ypsipi 5. afafw 3 . iip I A ' :T I '3 -ii- l Q fi - Q . .iii BETTY NIDAY NORMA NISWANDER Smooth job-- Silence is more eloquent than Outshines 'ern all. words. 2,2 IFITY OPPERMAN Have more than thou showest, Speak less than thou knowest, Lend less than thou owest.