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

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5 5 2 S Smile and the world smiles with you. Hi, seniors! Charleen Williams Kate's twin, yet so strikingly differ- ent . . . meloidious voice . . . 4'The sword. of Justice cuts deepi' . . . often seen in greewn . . . wears glass- es with an air ...N dotes on ice cream. fi-:'ffi'.2fYQE ' + R 'S We 2- -W .:..:-1. ef, . 3 .,,, . I Q. .g f - ww- li :H .... ..,,,a. - , - --fi 11 - -.Q-.rar-.w:H.- . Miter li,.1ae2:,,fz,,g, 7, - 'fx H .sl :mme P s e E Q ag 4 F, 5 2: ,- xi' 2 9,91 t ,E -1, , . 5 I A..- L i'tsi' K kry. gyii , fs . s ' i i v , ff ' ,,-,f5e2ai5E252T1Ei4 ,, , 555552 'fiigfssgge , ,mn ,A ' Donald Loeffler Kathleen Williams Hale and hearty . . . red and yellow Orator . . . merciless critic . . . De Leo, the surrealiswt . . . tycoonis hand- catch a fellow . . . very frank, and Writing . . . original . . . essayist . .. forthright, too . . . squeeze-box girl euphonious voice . . .youthful Ham- . . . always Kate, never Kathleen let . . . arrogant . . . 'The Devil May . . . can really make a Singer hum. Care . . . All I loved, I loved alone. Page Twelve l 1

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MW' Vera Torres Quality, not quantity . . . St. Wen- delin's smallest half-pint . . . big brown eyes with dark cloudy hair . . . loves Stardust', and football A. . . excells in Shorthand . . . clicks ESV- - f f .,w,fm.-.-Q ' ' i' -if -:Q A- -Q. .. .-gf gif - is is it K , mai .. . , A i r.,, , ,sl P S51 3 gi, A 5 if wowgu ,swim fgggfitg Jack Ziegman Mary Welly Always in a cheery mood . . . There's a Ford in her future . . . infectious giggle . . . whiz on skates . . . hiamburgs and cokes . . . Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low Strong, silent type . . . manila for Dixieland . . . Zeke . . . starred in backfield four years . . . beautiful reid. hair . . . blushes easily . . .' her gum. vogue socks and sport coats. . . . l' 1 The sparrows are twittering iin the treetops, the 'N l l peonies are gay and colorful, and the swimming pool kFather' you re hllarlousi will soon be open. Seniors are cleaning books for the last time. I , F6 '

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Ardella Filliater Happy-go-lucky . . . laugihing eyes and d-impled smile . . . photogenic . . The sun rises in the north . . . Bunny . . . the little Dutch maid . . mania for motorcycles . . . Oh, What It Seemed to Be . . . Mildred Hammer Fun loving . . . card shark . . . either looking for trouble or trying to wiggle' out of it . . . ujaunty and gay . . . big brown eyes . . . spends Sunday evenings square dancing. A. , ,. ...La Gerard Brickner An outdoor Sportsman . . . country gentleman . . . eats, eats, and eats . . . no square dance complete with- out Gerard . . . A Hudson AND a Plymouth Clucky boylj . . . always busy. Margarei Puchta Peggy . . . subtle beauty . . . An- gels 'rounid her organ . . . trim and sed-ate . . . separate -decisions . . . original clothes . . . poise . . . A photograph or two, or four, or many more. John Pocs J. Alexander . . . always does the unexpected . . . R Gay J prexy . . . brilliant . . . Co-editor of Foslin . . . novelist, poet, essayist, biographer, and playwright . . . quaint . . . ar- gumentative . . . t'My'soul is all but out of me. ' Page Thirteen Joan Bragg Ulmpish and Irishv . . . never seen without Dot . . . The senior soprano . . . Cleveland Emigrant . . . the jolly physicist . . . Jobie . . . high heels and high ideals . . . I find a mind may sparkle much, 1 - 1