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

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IAMES DYER . . . lim o-r Doc to everyone . . . a footbal letter-man for three years . . . really a hard-hitting tackle . . . that W sweater is solid . . . sweetheart of the senior class . . . has all the girls going . . . says he owes it all to that per- scnality smile . . . Kconfidentially, it's his dimplesl . . . can be found Wherever a party is in progress . . . keeps everyone in stitches with his antics . . . his imitations and numerous dia- lects are a riot . . . refers to every female as Cookie cr Girlie . . . has a host of pet sayings . . . loses his voice at every basketball game . . . never Wilthout a pack of gum . . . class president as a freshman-treasurer, as a senior . . . a K. of C .... drives like an engineer in a locomotive . . . always sounds as if he's ready to take off . . . inevitably on entertain- ment programs . . . a good scholar . . . excels in math . . . locks forward annually to October l8. 6' RQSEMARY BRICKNER . . . Popularity personified: per- sonality plus-that's Rosemary . . . answers to Rosie but ig- nores Posey . . . a favorite with all . . . peppy . . . madly in- fatuated with her letter sweater. . . cheerleader for three years . . . rarely missed a game . . . invariably seen in green . . . business manager of the Foslin . . . class officer in freshman and junior years . . . has had her share of American Legion essay honors . . . quotes Ogden Nash and The Prisoner of Chil1on at the slightest provocation . . . has a hand in every dance, pep rally and program . . . collaborator on many a publicity stunt . . . can be counted on for an original sugges- tion . . . always laughing, usually at Donnabelle . . . never for- gets to celebrate Iuly 27 . . . dill pickles? loves 'eml . . . most often heard saying, Let's get some popcorn . . . likes going to the big city to shop . . . a party wouldn't be a party with- out Rosie . . . always having fun . . . likes adventure . . . enter- tains at dances by singing corny duets with Ianet . . . can't resist the temptation to play Rosemary. MARY IANE SCHIRA . . . A Mary grin, a model's height, and a subtle remark, distinguish this all around girl. .. referred to as M. I. S .... habitually tardy . . . hours behind everyone else when she gets ready to go someplace . . . fav- orite pastime is taking a nap . . . holds her own in every debate . . . usually in hot water as a result of her many escapades . . . somewihat absent-minded . . . never mails her letters . . . lots of jokes accompanied by the most infectious chuckle . . . dislikes being blamed for something she didn't do Cprobably forgot she did itl . . . class secretary as a junior . . . invariably in the midst of some activity . . . plays her best tennis at 7 A. M .... swims like a fish . . . knitting ability is one of her ac- complishments . . . zooms around C20 m.p.h.l in the family Chevrolet . . . swoons when she hears Always . . . popular with gals and guys alike . . . her day is November 15. Page Nineteen

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WILLIAM BRADNER . . . Bill is the Beau Brummel as well as the president of the senior class . . . quite the well- dressed young man Cpractically owns a local clothing firml . . . sports a wide variety of eye-catching ties and socks . . . has a remark for every occasion . . . THE master of ceremonies . . . favorite Word- retaliate . . . favorite phrase- I got a million of 'em . . . acolyte since grade school days . . . won letters in football as a sophomore and junior, then dropped sports under doctor's orders . . . covered all athletic bouts in his senior year for the local paper . . . had his own by-line . . . and coined some good sports lingo . . . seen at every dance impeccably dressed, twirling his famous l4 kt. key chain . . . his slow, leisurely pace identifies him at a distance . . . the brain of the physics class . . . pet peeve-dirty saddle shoes . . . birth- day-August 8 . . . cool, calm, and casual-that's Bill! IANET WRIGHT . . . A popular young miss with a winning personality . 4 . Ianny . . . is lots of fun . . . people are her main interest . . . loves Walking in the snow . . . enjoys writ- ing . . .j won story contest, American Legion essay, and book week essay contest . . . hopes to write for newspaper or mag- azine some day . . . class officer for two years . . . co-editor of 1946 Foslin. . .peppy cheerleader in junior and senior years . . . always looking for something she lost . . . hates getting ready on time . . . gives spur-of-the-moment parties . . . is def a smooth dancer . . . big brown eyes! . . . artistic . . . original . . . grows ecstatic over Night and Day or anything by Gersh- win . . . thrills to hear Warsaw Concerto . . . knows all the latest songs long before anybody else . . . an alto in glee . . . what disgust and contempt in a single Gosh l . . . floral preference-camellias . . . would be a willing slave for life to anyone who gave her a collie . . . collects miniature pitchers . . . send congrats on November 8 . . . a really swell gal. IANE ZEYEN .. . Blonde, petite, popular-that's Janie . . . an A student in both grade and high school . . . long fall walks win her approval . . . an ardent consumer of shelled peanuts . . .future aim, doctor . . . class officer for three years . . .blue is THE color, and why not, with those shy blue -eyes? ...caught in the mood when listening to All the Things You Are . . . plays terrific tennis with that powerful backhand . . . dislikes writing letters . . . math rates four stars . . after ten years of Ohio, is still a confirmed Hoosier . . . a knittin' kitten . . . Iane's quiet manner is her hall mark . . . looks younger than her younger sister . . . life for her began March 14 . . . accurate work sheets and beautifully written statements are the envy of the bookkeeping class . . , got first look at grads' proofs working at Pat's . . . splendid record for daily chapel attendance . . . usually smiling. Page Eighteen

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IAMES EMERINE . . . Dubbed lim, lake, Lemon, Red, and sometimes Pills . . . one of the better-known senior boys . . . an all-around athlete . . . four-year letter man . . . won a berth on the first five as a freshman . . . captain in senior year . . . thrills everyone with his long shots at games . . . varsity center in football in senior year . . . birthday May 29 . . . tenor in the glee club . . . chanted Tenebrae four years S. . .a dependable acolyte . . . seen at every dance and social function . . . has the most beeyootiful wave in his carrot-red hair . . . looks best in his black letter-sweater . . . a lover of boogie-woogie and fried eggs . . . usually seen driving down North Main Street in his Chevvie . . . would much rather play cards than work . . . likes Symphony, makes the girls squeal when he sings it . . . has the cutest grin . . . well-liked by everyone . . . an engaging personality . . . wants to join the Navy . . . entertains at dances by singing trio-style with Doc and Larry. BEVERLY IEAN SOMERS . . . lean . . . dark flashing eyes, plus long eyelishes . . . owner of a frivolous giggle which marks her arrival . . . crawls in a hole when it rains . . . has a carload of sweaters and jackets . . . short, so she wears three-inch heels . . . mad about music . . . collects latest records, particularly T. D.'s . . . can play any piece on the piano . . . loves to sing . . . takes voice lessons . . . history is the best subject . . . Crnost interested in dates-particularly December 77 . . . yearnsfor bright colors . . . plenty of wit- and temper . . . has a vivid imagination . . does dialects well . . . gobs of acting ability . . What? apples! Here I come I . . . . likes to read . . . swims, but her ivory complexion never seems to show the effect of the sun . . . has scads of bracelets . . . loves Findlay . . . formerly a dentist's assistantiworked at the hospital . . . would rather not write letters . . . wants to travel . . . on nearly every committee . . . just send her gar- denias . . . went all out for Foslin . . . American Legion essay contest winner. RICHARD KARCHER . . . Dick to everyone . . . best known for his salesmanship ability . . . business manager for Foslin . . . sold more ads than any other individual in school history . . . won honors in Chronicle drive . . . fond of all sports, but especially likes to hunt . . . proved himself to be a plenty tough tackle on the football lineup in his senior year . . . another W man . . . played intramural basketball . . . coached the Middies to a victorious season . . . a smooth dancer who keeps all the girls out on the floor . . . usually heard whistling . ..most often seen with Russ . . . likes to drive . . . reads non-fiction, but also enjoys short stories . . . the color green appeals to him . . . declares he dislikes sleep . . . one of the tallest . . . has many favorite songs, among them - Symphony and Whispering . . . Tenebrae choir-four years . . . hopes to be known as Doc Sawbones in the fu- ture . . . seems to like to study-gets results . . . starts a new year on April 26. Page Twenty