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

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FOREWORD Theres an old saying that it takes all kinds oi people to make the world. How true this is here at FHS. We have all kinds oi personalitiesw-from the ridiculous to the sublime. These individuals with diverse interests require a variety of courses and activities. To meet these require- ments our high school has an amplitude oi clubs, sports, music and scholastic activities. Within the covers of this issue ot the Red and Black we have tried to present the pictorial versions ot activi- ties oi our Alma Mater. The 1946 staff has attempted to add as much humor as possible to animate certain sections. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to the members oi the faculty, our photographers and printers who have so generously aided us in publishing this, the 1946 Red and Black. Richerd Good, Editor 2

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' K.. JMQ HM6 RED AND BLACK ON Published by the Senior Class FOSTORIA I-HGH SCHOOL Fostoria, Ohio 1 of

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DEDICATION For her high sense of trusteeship, the use of her inheritance for the Welfare of her students, her endeavor to pattern useful lives by constructing visions nothing can erase, her humor, her mellow Wisdom, and her many services rendered to this high school and community, We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-six, dedicate this Yearbook to Mabel I. Bourquin. 3