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

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i Class of I 93 I p Sitting-Josephine Bauer, Florence Bigham, James Kinney, Mary McKee, Abe George, Rose Schroth, Robert Woessner. Second Row-Edna Hettel, Jo- seph Thill, Helene Steiff, Oswald LaFountain. Dorothy Jacoby, 'Robert Bae- der, Margaret Firth. Third Row-Victoria Steadman, Catherine Schnitzler, Eugene Emerine, Geraldine Pugh, William Wolph, Florence Degans. The drama began! Twenty-two diffident freshmen made their appear- ance on the stage. ' The first scene was composed of a Hard Luck party, other merry frolics and many familiar school-room happenings. The year passed swiftly on. We have come to the termination of the last scene. Credits are given, Twenty-two successful students now bear the name of sophomores. The second act takes place in the sophomore room. A Boosters' Club is organized in which most of the sophs are represented. Their energetic spirit was shown in the paper sale. Father Duffy proposed a debating team. The flame of enthusiasm was again exhibited when four of the class made the team. The Wendelette advertises the auspicious work of the sophomores who can boast of having seven on the staff. During the course of this year two new students have joined the sophs' ranks, namely James Kinneylof Owego, New York, and Helene Steiff of Fos- toria high school. The Wranglers' Club having been organized of the debating team and the oratorical speakers the sophomore year was at an end. The curtain fell cn the second act. Twety-Five

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fmwsvsf:-:Q ' VACATION TIME Our happy junior days are gone. We only have just one year more. And then we'll have to face the strife, Of making our career in life. Facing the world, it sounds quite nice, But think it over onceror twice. And never once admit defeat, Look on the bright side of every street. Farewell, seniors, we now must part, But we know St. Wendelin still has your heart. We'll cheer and help you all we can, As in the world you take your stand. Cloyce Tippett '30. 'ATHE SEA Splash, splash, splash. On the sandy shore, yea seal With a rush, gush, slush, Into the ocean you will be. Dancing and prancing, Over every little reef. Stop being so trancing, Or it will send you to grief. Twining and winding, Around every great rock, Cease being so winning, Or my heart shall stop. Genevieve Shaull '30 A MEDITATION The thing I've always wondered 'bout, And ohl I've wondered why, I could not go to that new land, Where the sea meets the sky. It is one thing I can't find out, It's but a mystery, I've asked so many friends I know, Who stand and gaze at me. Perhaps some day we could go there, Together you and I, To the land which is so far from here, Where the sea meets the sky. Esther Frederick '50 Twen 'y-Four

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FROSLIN G 2 l Class Cmcers of IQ3I ABRAHAM GEORGE ,,,........A.A ,..,,,,,,,, V ice'-President FLORENCE BIGI-IAM ..A...,.,A ...,,.. ......,,., P r esident MARY McKEE ,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,, AA.........,,,, S ecretary EDNA HETTEL ,,,,,,,,,, ,,A.A,.,.,A T reasurer Class Flower: Sweet Pea Class Motto: Valens et volens Class Colors: Sepia and Gold Twemy-Six