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

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' ' vim w '4 ' '!'!REIUF-1'3 J C ...,, ,g ,. l ,4-.,, 4 ... --f---1. ,,..,,:,q14.-:Tw-.o-f1. ww, ,vi H ,, ..,:,W.,,, .,.., ., . ' .1 .X In EF' '- '- stL!L:'-,eg .- Q V , .e ., . fra-'.--.,51:f:-Mich' 314' -K-, M 'f,.....,..., 1-- -rl.v r - '.'-1'me:::1n 1 ,T L:':1f',t ' lv lfront Row-George Vvlolph, Vice-President: John Barrett. President: fiber Shook. Treas- urerg lawrence Daugherty. Secretary. Second Row-Delmar Vanderhoff, Helen Sussang. Helen McCormick. l.ucille Miller. Mar garet Enright, George Falewage. l.uella Ilapp. Frances Skonecki, Rose Kinney. Richard XVoessner. Third Row-Paul Stever. John Logsdon. Margaret Jinks. Arlene Boff. lilorine look, Eleanor Sherman, Mary Ann Beck, Iidward Gehring, Richard Thomas. I'-lJLl!'ll7 Row-Robert Huth, Harold Frederick, John Rossman. Ellsworth Nibeck. Harold Puchta, Andrew Schnit7ler. Joseph Madden. Class Colors ...................,,,,,..,,,,,, Blue and Silver I-'lower ,,.,, .................................,,..... ,,.... R O se sl Motto -VVV--,------------.,---.vv--.--.-V.-----------------. Build for Character. Not for flame F1 TC' They are sophomores today, juniors tomorrow: our ladies and gentlemen of the future. Completing the second year of their four year campaign for 0 knowledge they are progressing swiftly toward the prize they are lahoring for--graduation. With zest and eagerness they I have entered into every enterprise of the school and have many times come out on top. Starting their sophomore year with a dignity surprising and becoming for so young a class, they took up their duties, eager to show what they were capable of doing. Their class motto, Build for character. not for fame. shows that they realized why they were in school and what was ex- pected of them. They have a record no other sophomore class can boast of- two members on the Froslin staff, Eleanor Sherman and Law- rence Daugherty. Many boys of the class of N35 have been dependable, reliable workers for the Wendelette and can justly share in the joy of having helped bring All-American honors to the Wendelette. N 1 ne teen

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lfronl Row-Virginia Klinepeter. l.oretta Bruckner, Justin Nye. Secretary: Jeanette Hutlt. Vice-President: Lawrence liink. Presidentg Kenneth Holman, Treasurer: Eugene Daugherty, Dorothy Enright. Vlnrszaret Sorg. Sr-fond Row-Mary Jane Bounds. Ruth lirnnkart. Carl Myers. Annabell Sendelhach, Wil- liam XVilson, Anna Marie George. Robert Kramh, Josephine Rosinski. James Travers. I.oretta XV.inli, Third Row-John Nklolph. Joseph Gabriel, Beatrice Thom. Elmer Iimerine. Dorothy Vfallace. John Martin, Betty Hayes. Albert Rossman. l.eota Shook. Anthony Moes. lfugene Boyer, Visiting the Windy City this year? Is a question we often hear. But we need not venture there. 0 Unless we want to see the fair. For Fostoria could very well acclaim I 9 3 6 The Windy City for its name, At least the day set on the book Xvhcn oat thc birdicn We Should look Class Colors l ffrr, Old Rose and Silver The sky is very bright, the sun is there H l ' ' ' AA R L M Well take the pictures. all is fair. Morto-Character it the cafnmrmr But, suddenly it gets so cold nf gimme, That we'll have to wait. we're told. , A few anxious days pass: alasf alas! Come, they say. we'll take your class. An experiment it seems to me But oh, what good our woeful plea? The winds come out to see us smile. They linger with us all the while And so you'll find us not to freeze But blown about in the breeze. It profits always therefore to be wise. And thus, our little birdie flies From its windy Front Entrance nest To the north door for the rest. Tleenttl-Um