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

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I5-While it pours cats and dogs, Toledo Macomber tramples FHS, Zl-7. Moms and Dads of the Redmen are introduced in pre-game cere- monies. I6-Varsity Redmen are treated to the OSU-Iowa game. Stretch Hoff mis- jumped a wire and tore the ligaments in his leg, which benches him for the remaining season. 20-Opening assembly of the magazine campaign. More monkey shines as the teams are divided into the Mon- keys and the Baboons. 2ZfFHS trips Defiance 6-0. 25-Parents fill students' seats in annual Parent's Visitation Night. FTA served as guides, while National Honor ex- plained activities in the study hall. 28-Redmen travel to Port Clinton and edge them 7-6. 27-28fState inspector goes over FHS with a fine tooth comb. Result-FHS is given a rating of tops , 29fNo school because of the teacher's NWOEA meeting in Toledo. Happens every fall. 27-29fSusan Bender and Jane Henry frolic in New York on the Y-Teens United Nations tour. NOVEMBER I4All the Seniors are saying cheese as they have their senior pictures taken. 2-Better schools are promised as the school bond issue is passed. 3fBegin the junior Red Cross drive. High school contributes 356893. 5-54790.44 are the total receipts for the magazine campaign. Bowling Green downs FHS 2 I -25. 6-Omicron Lambda attends the fall drama clinic at Bowling Green. l0-Sophomores take the PMA tests. ll-Class pictures for the annual are taken. I2-Bet Findlay wished we hadn't come over as we beat them, 7-0. I6-Mr. Clark of the Telephone Co. talked on electronics at an assembly. I 7-Bob Wood hypnotizes everyone with his clever cartoons. 25-26-Thanksgiving vacation. 26- Down to Earth , the All-School Play causes quite a stir. 30-Basketball season opens with a scrimmage between the Reds and the Whites. Guess who won the Magazine Campaign? So let's show Marion who's tops and- Me and my dog Remember, team, we're behind you You little devils V x . - W, Z! Charleston, Charleston! How about a song. trio? 5

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Recording the events of a school year is an enjoyable process, because it re- freshes your mind on many activities that you had previously forgotten. From the time school opens in the fall until it closes in the spring, a continual num- ber of good times occur. These are the experiences by which you remember the school, and the school remembers you. Calendar SEPTEMBER 7-Doors of education swing open for another school year. Enrollment in- creases to I005. l0APreview game with Bucyrus ends in a tie 0-O. Shirley Young reigns as Preview Queen with Ruthanne Reiter and Teresa Peluso as attendants. I7-Redmen break Toledo Clay's 31 game winning streak with a score of I3-8. 20-Susan Bender talks on Girls' State. Jim Conley, who attended Boys' State, also added a few words. 24-Sixty kids traveled by bus to Cuya- hoga Falls to see them defeat us l9-7. 27ASenior High boys see a film, Youth Goes Creative, shown by the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild. 30+Rhythm Aces present the first Stu- dent Council sponsored assembly of the year. Like to chase a few Hies, folks? OCTOBER l-For the first time in ll years the Redmen beat the Little Giants of Fremont, 6-0. 4-Red and Black journal makes its debut for the year. Y-Teens hold rec- ognition service for new members. 5-Monkeys and baboons invade FHS as Larry Tetzlaff returns with another of his jungle assemblies. 8-Marion trounces the Redmen, 34-0. ll-Three student teachers begin their practice teaching in the high school. I4-Narcotics film is shown to the student body. The Redmen Shaker Makers Where's the basketball? ' ' ff- E Let's hurry-we wanna' see the game Soakecl Moms and Dads waiting for the Kickoff

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DECEMBER I-Seniors and cafeteria staff get their tuberculosis x-rays. 3-elsorain whips FHS, 60-49, at opener. 4-GAA travels to Toledo to see Holiday on Ice . 5-National Honor members are guests of a Heidelberg honorary at a tea. Don Saliers, Marv Drake, Kris Harley, and Susan Bender represent our group. 6-National Honor sponsors senior high talent assembly. Jim Conley does one of his impersonations. 7-Seniors exchange name cards. Y- Teens have Christmas exchange. Oh! Laquita Flannery and your mouse. l0-Redmen drop tilt to Sandusky, 74-57. I I-Nlansfield scalps FHS, 81-54. I3-Ashland coach speaks to gridders at Father-Son football banquet. Ten players and two senior managers receive varsity letters. I4-At an assembly organized by Don Saliers and jaynis Clark, the I955 FOHIRAB is unveiled. I5-FHS edges Macomber 46-45. I6-Fremont skins the Redmen, 6l-63. l9HChoir presents the Christmas Ves- per Service. 21-To the tune of band music, school is dismissed for Christmas vacation. Redmen shellac Bee Gee, SI-49. 28-Shelby trips FHS 59-54 in the Carnival game. JANUARY 3-Back to school, we must go. Clubs and activities pictures are taken. 4-FHS trounces Bellevue, 58-43. 6-Wrestlers lose first match of the season to Whitmer, 3l-18. 7-Redmen chalk up one against lVlar- ion, 79-63. l2h Feathered Symphony , a bird film, is shown at assembly. I3-FHS drops another match to Syl- vania, 42-5. I4--Lima defeats the Redmen, 75-58. I8-C-rapplers lose to Fremont, 31-IO. 20-Prom is closed to all except juniors and seniors, by action of the school board. First wrestling match is won against Worthington, 34-IZ. Zlglrindlay comes to Fostoria and downs the cagers, 50-43. 23-Don Saliers is eliminated in the state semi-finals for the Prince of Peace contest. Nice going, anyway. Huhhhhhhh? Not so loud, please Aw, did that really happen? The difference between the seventh graders and the seniors studying. Which is which? in F.C.T.D.A. CFuture Chr st Tree Decorators of A encal