St Wendelin High School - Foslin Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

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Mu. Qlcufaf K' 9 T'Wo years ago Mrs. Floyd l. Kinnaman joined the fac- ulty of St. Wendelin High School as music instructress. ln that brief space of time she has done a marvelous Work in bringing finer music to the students and teach- ing them a keener appreciation of it. Under her capable direction a Glee Club has been organized, and music has become an important subject in the school curriculum. To you, Mrs. Kinnaman, for your untiring patience and unselfishness, We, the graduates of 1939, express our sin- cerest thanks and appreciation. MM. elaaence Kuhn , Mrs. Clarence Kuhn, an alumna of St. Wendelin High and a graduate of Mary Manse College, took over the duties of secretary at St. Wendelin High in Sep- tember, I938. She has proven herself very successful in this work. ft is with deepest gratitude that We ex- press sincere thanks to you, Mrs. Kuhn, in appreciation for your Whole-hearted ser- vices. fm. fluff, viww Although he has spent but one year as a faculty mem- ber of St. Wendelin High School, Mr. Adolph Tscherne will be remembered by every student as a fine coach, teacher, and friend. He will leave St. Wendelin High with the end of this school term to assume duties at Central Catholic High School, Toledo, as assistant coach. Though we regret the loss of his excellent services, the entire student body congratulates him on his advancement and Wish him un- , limited success. Page Thirteen

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Raffmancf 0 , For three years, Father Osterhage, you have guided the destinies of St. Wendelin High. During that brief span of time your principles have wielded a permanent guiding influence upon our lives, never to be forgotten. it is in recognition of your outstanding and marvelous exam- ple as our principal, teacher, and friend that We pay you tribute in this, our yearbook. May God bless you for your interest in our Welfare! Reuazwuf efzafzlu. 14. Ruud As this school year comes to a close, We take this op-- portunity to express our gratitude to Father Ruess for his kind interest in St. Wendelin High and its students. And as We embark upon the sea of life We Wish to thank him sincerely for the many favors he has granted the class of l939. Our Wish for you, Father, is that you may spend many more years in St. Wendelin Parish and that your every undertaking may be blessed with success. Page Twelve

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7fuI5ul'eZ'a '7eac!zapi As Commencement day approaches and as We, the graduating class of l9t39, cast a retrospective glance over our school years, we begin to realize and appreciate the unceasing and patient labor exerted by the teachers of St. Wen- delin High School in our behalf. Through the years they have seemed like guardian angels hovering over us constantly, protecting us from the many pit- falls which beset life's Way. There are no Words adequate to express our heartfelt thanks and apprecia- tion to them for their unselfish sacrifice of time and self for our spiritual and temporal betterment but We shall attempt in some small Way to repay our debt to them by always living the principles that have been instilled into our hearts. To Father Osterhage, who has labored so tirelessly during the past three years for the salvation of our souls and the development of our minds and bodies, we owe an immeasurable debt of gratitude. To Father Ftuess, who, by Word and example, has furnished a model of Christian goodness, We extend sincerest thanks. To the good sisters, Sister Mary Lillian, Sister Mary Dalene, Sister Mary Charlotte, and Sister Mary Francella, who were ever near and always eager to guide us along the way that leads to heaven, We wish to pay tribute. Finally, but in no wise least, our sincerest gratitude is extended to the lay faculty members, Mr. Adolph Tscherne, Mrs. Floyd Kinnaman, and Mrs. Clar- ence Kuhn, for their useful services. To all who have been instrumental in our progress-spiritually, intellect- ually, and materially we extend our heartfelt appreciation. William Page Fourteen