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

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PRO N , . 7a,,f ..,,- -t - I v. flN ll me H-V ,l, it iN ,i l 1 i r X, X DEDICATION Inspiration there will he fn the memory of this volume. Tear from it the courage. virtue and sacrifice of our parents and you rob our annals of its own most glorious page. Their brave cry only is possible in .1 world where .i man may be a coward. Their virtue is more admired - l i i ' ' F ll il iillw ' i A il.l5l'i'l'lll T Vin i I ly l K Ami iii l A lwl i i iliiiiliiiilliltl i my i 1 X' W Iiiiiliirilllllillii, ii' lfllnillii ill it M, where the tramp of other feet turned to vice: their sacrifice, A light the more, where selfishness would fit the scheme of color hetter, lt was the possibility of say- ing No, that brought the charm when they said Yes 'lihe recollection of the class room with its fragrance of love and faith shall ever blend in a tone of exquisite harmony with that love of our kind parents. in the wav in which love alone can he shown, hy confidence anal hy trust. The drama of parting from tzur Alma Mater is an abiding one. lt portrays in faded shadow other partings which mtlst come in life. But 'ere they come and 'ere they go. we. the class of l93l dedicate this volume of the FROSl.lN to those who made their liberty captive for us: to those who dared death in life for usl to those whose only riches are ourselves' 'our parents. All ll film ililll 1' i if lvl li li liz 1 i fi il' iliyilii, itil' i iiilii U t U54 i 1 IM ly Il Two I

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FROSLI l' 1 it i - ,Emmy ff? t f . V, -. -T,.gj,2?m?WgV1Y I I asf I-A ' ui i i F OREWORD The Dream School of thc dio- cese of Toledo has offered a sublime theme for the year book of the students whom it has sheltered now for four months- The memories of St. Vien- delin High on the corner will be lilliii Wx l'1liliiii'i A PW ffiifiiiiiiliiil imlllildb iiliii NN illiiiiilmililiiiiiiii iilii my l Wil iii iii I i i l iilili ' illlii ii iilli lilli ,iii iii illli lull A treasured for aye by those who have suffered the old and now enjoy the new. Memories and recollections of our high school life are linked and chained fast to the new school on County Line. To our parents, to the faculty in general and our teachers in particular, may lhis volume be a reminder of our filial grati- tude, rough-hewn as it may ape pear. In after with whom we roamed the halls of the new St. Wendelin High, hear of us may they hear exem- plified in every graduate of l93l, those ideals and princi- ples of self-sacrifice and loyalty to God, so accurately taught and so thoroughly instilled into our lives through twelve years of close contact with religious teachers. years when those Xiiirlrfii ligiiihtrh muh Eillllvflnlll' Three