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

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ASS 0F 1944 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Ed Perl-cms, Presiclentp Helen Wamer, V. President: Ianet O'Brien Girls' Treasurer. Second Row: Mel Bennett Secreta1'Y: lack Woodland Boys' Treasurer. FLOWER: White Carnation COLORS: Green and Tan MOTTO: Wisdom Crowns Those Who Seek Her

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t l l E l0R lt? 1 fhhy N 'L fl f l 1 is , j f an f 4g X .-.Q1.I:.5 4013- X I bw td mi MEMORIES Class of 1944 Time passes on, but memories cling To our hearts, and now they bring Remembrance of our joys and fears- As we grew up with the years. Through these halls our feet have scurried, Up and down the steps have hurried, With our friends we'd stop and chatter, Then on to classes, with a clatter. I-li-Y banquets, G. H. teas, Add these to our memories, Buzzing rooms, as students talk Of announcements by Mr. Hawk. Then comes the day we all regret, The day no one will e'er forget, When caps and gowns in colors blend, And our happy school years end. Goodbye to themes we tried to write, To football games on Friday night, Operettas, plays, assemblies, too: Alma Mater! Good-bye to you. -loyce Rensch

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SAM AURAND He who knows much has many cares, so why study? IOHN BASEHORE As for the Women, though I scorn and flout 'em, I may live with, but, cannot live without 'em. DONNA BAKER Her heart is like the moon- there's a man in it. MELVIN BAXTER Most great men are dead and I'm not feeling so Well myself. BETTY BRANT Allow me to speak what I honestly feel. I8 LETA BRICKLES I am little, but I am I. IACK BAKER This learningvwhat a bore it isl MELVIN BENNETT Built like Atlas, and with the look of Alan Ladd. CATHERINE BULKOWSKI Snappy, happy, full of zest, Always talking like the rest, MARIORIE BAKER A blush is beautiful but often inconvenient. DORIS BERLINGHOFI-' Annihilate but space and time and make two lovers happy. BERLIN BURGBACHER Worry agrees with no man.