St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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'Page 4 Y my -V May June, 1930 , I -. -R - e v . HCM 1 ef met 1 -.l-,let.L.i Ulf! J.1....ei,,e1.1L-1,-l 1.1 LL lel r-l f'D2i 7 1- ll A TRIBUTE TG THE FISHER BROTHERS -1 K HERE are names that are indelibly imprinted on the minds of the f-S lj, students of St. Paul and will never be effaced by time. Their names ae are respected and revered by all who have attended the school and A W, will always be remembered until the walls shall crumble and decay. WH PM They are the names of our generous benefactors-the Seven FISHER BROTHERS: Frederick, Charles, VVilliam, Howard, Lawrence, Jr., Ed- ward, and Alfred who by their unlimited generosity, have made it possible me fc for us to be the proud possessors of the most beautiful collection of buildings P- for which all Norwalk is grateful. sd Hi About fifteen years ago the brothers moved from their home town to 'Mi 5' begin work which was to become the greatest plant of its kind in the world. W' is However, they still are keenly interested in the progress of Norwalk. f-A I In the year 1921 they erected a magnificent school building, which is FF known far and near for its unusual architecture. 'H id! Several years later the Mother, who also lives in Detroit, built a Shrine 'M ima on VVest Main St. in memory of all the dead members of the family who rest f-.' L-J in the old St. Peter's Cemetery. W, V7 About a year a o, thev resumed their buildin ' mro fram and erected a Kiwi L . 3 . 3 I 5- gffl rectory, convent, gymnasium and auditorium. The increase in enrollment f-4 necessitated new class rooms, therefore the High School building was re- Jlrilj I-ll: L-Us modelled. The auditorium and gymnasium were converted into six spacious rooms, namely three grade classrooms on the first floor, and the library. as- sembly and sewing room on the second floor for the high school. ill Tv- c . I Ill ff VVe, the class of 1930 take this opportunity to extend our sincere appre- All rw ciation to our beloved donors, the FISHER BROTHERS, in behalf of their P fm., unselfish sacrifices to further our education in St. Paul's. IW, The name of FISHER will linger in the memory of all who belong to St. 'Tr fn' Paul's parish. Time and faces will pass on but their name will always be cherished by younger generations. .M f-T! , li-if Here's to the FISHER BROTHERS To those boys, kind and true, 1 5, Thcy're always helping others Vvhen e'er thereis work to do. ' , l 'I l , , bmi Fbeir deeds may fall and crumble 1 L-if And time may lay them low: But they'll live on in memory LJ And age will never know. li E ' I Er Thev are-our dearest friends . I xg Fon desnes of ours they xc met, And when all is forgotten T il Their memory lingers yet. - ...-3 '5QQ,44nlEl-lf Llf l-le.l Elrl TU il I I-I.iLI-l futl 155,555 U wir V 4.1, -.......4.x l- .. .- . .Ab-.ag .., , Y AY, W Y

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3!zvgJ119s,.l93c9 M LOOK-A-HEAD Page 3 5 ...Q 51-. ,N . X' 'Y ' -rs -.Q f'A , Q UI? , h. Ere Jll lljlfg D A'4'-vssm l'uhlixhurl monthly :luring the school year hy the students of St. I?a.u1's High School, Norwalk, Ohio. Subscription in advance, by mail, one dollar thirty cents. Advertising run-s on application. Address communications to St. l'aul's High School, 93 East Mnin lit.:-met.. Norwalk, Ohio. l'Inlm'a-41 ns second class matter October 29, 1923, at the postoffice at Norwalk, Ohio, unrler thu Act of More-h 23, 1879. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage pro- vi:I4-4l-in SuctiQlvll02l-.ict of October Il. 1917, authorized October 29. 19221. W-M 1 . . . 1 lltlltill'-Ill-clllltlf ................................ ...................................... R uth Fay Nlllllilfrlllg' liditor ......,.. Associate Editors ....... ,. ...... l'lxcli:mgcs Athletics ..... .-Xdvertising lh-partxncnt Norbert Gollum Mary Smith, Marcella. Bauman, Mn-ry Logan, Bernadette Remner, Agnes Mer- ner, Ruth Ott ..-Lucille Grossweiler Norbert linglert. George Vllenzel, Edward Amann ....Ruth Ott. Mgr.. Monica Fa-y, Rose Schindley, Louise Strimpfel, Genevieve Kuhn, lilizabeth Metz. Agnes Merner, Fred Zurelier, Victor Hess, Norbert Roe- der Bus-sine!-as Department ........ Marcella Bnuinzm. Mgr.. Mildred Camp, f1ll'I'lllIlfl0ll llcpawtmc-nt Proof R1-:ulers Typir-its ........... Genevieve Kuhn, Mary Fries, Norbert Englert llcrnndctte Reumcr. Mgr., Rose Schind- ley. l'lliz:1betli Metz, Anne Minardi Lnurzx Myers. Anne Minardi Marcello llillllllllll. Lucille Grossweiler Smith, Frank

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