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

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S For six years, we, the Class of l953, have worked, learned, and had fun within this building. And now, as we are about to graduate a thou- sand and one memories race through our minds. Remember when . . . ? is heard echoing through the halls. Our Senior Class play . . . the prom we gave in our junior year . . . the Roman house built in Latin ll . . .our basketball team-undefeated in the Buckeye League . . . winning the one- act play contest every year-all of these have been a part of our school life. Each memory seems to recall another. Clubs and activities play an import- ant part in school life. Music and dramatics, too-but the everyday ex- periences in classes can be just as interesting and entertaining as being in a play or a concert. The jokes from classmates, while not always hilari- ously funny, certainly add a little spirit to a history class. ln the pages of this book are many reminders of good times. As we think back over the past few years and re- alize how much fun we've had and how important school has been to us, we hate to leave. But, we'll always have memories of six very wonderful years of high school life.

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RED AND BLACK ANNUAL FOREWORD We the class of IQS3 bring you our yearbook It is our hope that it vvill serve as a remembrance of our class This year we have tried to utilize every page of the book to tell the story of this our senior year It would have been impossible to publish this annual without the aid of the entire school I should personally co operation Also I want to thank my staff for the the splendid iob they have done and the support they have given me but most of all I want to thank Miss Moore our adviser for her tireless guidance and help It is our vvish that the underclassmen and the new Senior Class have as fruitful a high school experience as we have had May we wish them all the success possible DAVID SPODNER like to thank the faculty and administration for their