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

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LARRY MABUS . . . This fella answers to Larry . . . could use a bobby pin for that golden lock . . . can always be heard in class . . . belongs to the gripers club Hbut has praise for some . . . the gentleman prefers blondes . . . aspires to be a gob . . . a real he-man in sports . . . possesses a hearty laugh . . . likes crazy hats . . and math . . . usually seen with lim D. . . . handsome is as handsome does . . . acolyte . . . daily com- municant . . . spent all twelve years with the class of '46 . . . influenced by Frankies' bow tie . . . always hungry . . . be- longs to the K. of C .... genial at parties . . . likes to dance . . . glee club . . . four year member of Tenebrae Choir . . . intimate friend of Leroy .. . reads sport stories . . . would rather play baseball than anything else . ., . would like to make a career of it . . . collects two-dollar bills and silver dol- lars . .. dislikes working at any time . . . elected as represen- tative to Boys' State in junior year . . . class treasurer as a soph- more . . . registered for draft Ianuary 7. BENEDICT MYERS . . . Some call him Benny . . . some call him Mike . . . server at Mass . . . letters for football . . . often seen at the Smokehouse . . . the spirit of the linemen . . . perpetual Butch cut . . . formerly drove an ice truck . . . by- word of the class Benny did it . . . favors brunettes . . . leaves the future up to Uncle Sam . . . frequents the library . . . often visited by the Sandman during class . . . his unique essay won him honors in the American Legion essay contest . . . keeps his classmates amused by his Eddie Bracken type of hu- mor, always has something funny to do or say . . . looks mighty keen in his checkered jacket Csee picture? . . . officer of the CSMC . . . mystery stories keep him guessing . . . another card playing addict . . . was never able to convince himself that he really liked school . . . ditto for work . . . favors popular song ditties . . . one of the boys . . . Benny was born on September lO. . . namesake of St. Wendelin's first principal, Father Bene- dict Burger. ROBERT GILLIG . . . Known as Bob, as most Roberts are . . . a conservative dresser . . . nice clean-cut features . . . has perfected an attractive wave in his hair . . . joy to the teachers . . . model student . . . favorite subjects-math and science . . . has an amazing record for attendance . . . enjoys excitement vicariously-via adventure stories . . . his only absence from school was the first day of hunting season-and that doesn't count on the record . . . formerly entertained appreciative audi- ences with guitar concerts . . . Bob is often seen at the Fos- toria Country Club playing a mean game of golf . . . adds one more candle to his cake the 19th of August . . . dislikes getting up early, but is rarely late for school . . . enjoys all outdoor sports, baseball, golf, and swimming being his favorites . . . hopes to be a chemist, and if we know Bob, he'll succeed . . . partial to blue . . . says his biggest thrill is still to come! Page Tenty-Nine

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MARTHA FRANKART . . . Marty is a real pal . . . al- ways willing to help . . . sweet and smiling . . .the perfect recipe for personality . . . likes to type, and why not with those flying fingers? . . . adept in secretarial skills . . . you'll probably see mysteries and Westerns if you look over her shoulder when she's reading . . . but don't because she doesn't like it . . . practically manages a large grocery co-ncern . . . she must be irish, seeing all the green that's in her wardrobe . . . send her roses, if you please . . . really enjoyed her first trip to Cleve- land this year . . . she can draw, too . . . one-time member of the Art Club . . . claims a host of relations . . . lots of brothers and sisters . . . proficient alto in the Glee Club . . . fun to be with . . . usually acting silly . . . that giggle! . . . often seen with Dorothy . . . she sews too . . . wanta bet she's a good cook? . . . blows out candles on February 4. RUSSELL WALTERMEYER . . . Russ to nearly everyone . . . not happy unless he's working . . . can be depended on to support every class project wholeheartedly . . . if Russ can't sell a thing, nobody can! . . . highest in Foslin subscription drive in junior year . . . tied for same honor in senior year . . . second highest in Foslin ad campaign of this year . . . record- breaking ticket seller for class play of 1945 . . . during the in- rra-murals proved to be one of the fastest men on the floor . . . he, with his inseparable pal, Dick, helped to coach Mid- dies . . . travels to Cleveland often to see baseball games . . . likes sports . . . basketball and softball in particular . . . collect- ing baseball pictures is his hobby . . . says he dislikes home- work, and who doesn't? . . . declares his ambition is to work for Uncle Sam . . . a summer laborer at the National Carbon Co .... seems to rate high with a certain junior girl . . . an- nual occasion, August 8th. DONNABELLE FRANKHART . . . Brains, talent, wit . . . Donna really cornered the market . . . always wears a smile and possesses THE laugh of the class . . . sweaters and jackets rate top honors in her wardrobe . . . usually has the right an- swer, scholastic or otherwise . . . probably sees more movies than any two people . . . very frank in her criticism and praise of others . . . always a good sport and everybody's friend . . . favorite pastime: laughing Cusually at Bosemaryl . . . knows all the popular songs and quivers when she hears Sympathy . . . boasts of more relations than she can count . . . has all the girls envious of her naturally curly hair . . . sets hair for less fortunate like a professional . . . finds time for all the latest books . . .a conservative type-at times . . . ex- pression of disapproval for all occasions- hammy . . . origin- ated the expression Here, here . . . likes to have September 28 come 'round. Page Twenty-Eight r

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