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

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,.,,. , . -..W--.-.vo-.., -or ' r J' 11..i.t.'f1i, lf,-of f1'fi'1'fP1t Ufwft' The Froslin Pilots 'I fiirlii 'lihc' Iiith cclition ol' St. Vwlcndclins ycarhook h.1s hccn suc cusstiully ctlitcd and filctl witl1 prcyious cglitions in tht' school. Dorotl1y liinscl 'il Altcr winning thi' first prim' in thc lfrosf lin subscription contest was chosun to cclit thc hook lor which shc has laborccl so gcncrously and cagcrly to I11JlKL' .1 success. Shi' l1.1s proycd hcrsclf to hc most c.1p.1hlc and loyal to hcr position. working untiringly to makc this .1nnu.1l. .ilthough it is put out in thc' midst ol A scrious limncinl clcprcssion. A rcal .1chiuycn1c'nt. .ind shc h.1s rcachctl hcr aim, Dorothy fkltwics '33, nltcr working inccssnntly to n1:ikc th.- i'in.1nci.1l part ol thc dI1I1ll.1l .1 succcss was choscn lor tht' posi tion ol' husincss nmiiagcr. Dorothy has hcun wcll insiructc.l in thi' nrt ol' circtilatiiigg .intl .lllCIlLllIlg to tht' husincss sicli' ol' .1 school puhlicntioii, h.1y ing hcvn on tht' circulation stall ol' thc kk'ci1ilt'lt'ttc' in 10311. l'l.ll .1nil 1031. ln her junior ycar Dorotl1y was thc only i11i'n1- hcr ol hcr cl.1ss lo rcccixc .1 kV lor l1.'r work .intl cllorts li' 111.1kc tht' school p.1pc'r .1 succcss. llitying iiuly congr.1lul.1tctl thc lfditor-ii1-Ciliicl .intl thc liusi ncss Nlaimgcr on thcir gcncrous work in ltoth thc litt'r.1ry and lii1.1nci.1l sitlcs ol thc ctliting ol' .1 ycarhook it would not hi quitc l.1ir to lorgct thc rest ol tht' stall, A gootl ctlitorfin'cl1icl .1i1cl .1 capnhlc husincss i11.1i1.1gcr .1i't' c'sscnti.1ls hut .1 coopcrating st.1l'f is an .ihsolutc ncccssity. lht' clilI'icultit's .mtl t'l'l'orts ol' making ,1 publication ol gootl .lI'ltl truc qlIJllllCS c.1n only ht' rcalizt-.l hy tht' ITlt'I1llK'l'S ol th.' st.1ll' .1ntl .1 l.1CLllIY closcly .19SOfl.1lULl with thc yc'.1r hook. lh. st.1li h.1s iyorkvcl .intl cooi1c'r.1tccl witl1 tht' lc'.1,lt'rs .is .1 ship! crt'w must CO0Dk'l'.ilL' witl1 its C.1Dl.liIl. ik yc'.1r hook is .1 grc.1l .1cl1icyc'i11cnt .intl it SI.lIlLlS .1s .1 living n1c'n1c'nto ol' tht' cl.1ss that puhlishctl it. lt ncccl not hc .1 hook hound with thc lincst grain ol li'.1tl1c'i It nccil not h.1yc .in .istouniling Aniount ol cuts noi' must it hi' ol tht' lincst gr.1tlt' ol p.1pt'r to show that .1 cl.1ss l1.1s put itf ht'.1rt .intl soul into tht' proiluctioii o 1h,1t hook. rl llL'.lIly hounil llll.1S5llll1lIlg hook. 'liht' ifroslin. spulls 1111.1 work .intl conc.'ntr.1tion put out in tht' truc colors ot our school.

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Mu, was pp npLllQwmPI1flPIPU1' 0BSERXlFi f .-lm! .slttues 1, 'lihtlf is ruins! t lilmt tltlL't' th Memorial Day is .1 .Y of our loved ones. lie: served as an occasion all those soldiers who grave ill the cenieteri. whether it was .1 frien Now, lioweyer, sin: gage? in other wars it i t.e1d soldiers. 'llhe yetez' march together to hont All over the land N. similar manner. lilags . GEM OF GED A day can1e when al tunity to show our li' gratitude to our moth votmxita is xtftr, nm xt um-it s lhtlt tu' -slim at ae- . . ,901 -t . . 'fmi..9.is ,- ...mtv A ' ' 1' ' ggffm y am. l gif? . , 4-. . 1 'l Jim 'Nw x' is i Q- ,' 5 - , Y 5 It gi gill - - J' y YJ: l, -w.....x Zi! Q hdlgby .I 11, Q1-555.0 Gnu! Entered as Second f f xxx- 1879 Published every Class matter, January fx 'mf month by the students 18, l9Z6, nt the Post- D.. of St. Wlcndelm high oHace:1tFostoria, Ohio, , f' . school, Fostoria, Ohio. under act 0fiiM:1TCh 3, kk? W Subscription Price: One Dollar per Yearg Single Copy 109 lztlitoivlii-Cflztel Matt' l Seebcn Assistant litlttors . .. luella liapp Paul Siever literary liditors Xlary llixler Dorothx linnl. lzttgenia l onsway. .loseph XYestl1tayei1 .loseph lNlatl.len. Anna Ciase Nlary llaneert Nlariha llzurns. .lnseph Slsoneilxt. Alumni l'ditor Y - Dorotlav illtwigs Sports Y Y e H Joseph Deli Circulation James lhom. Manageri .leanette l'lttth, Annabelle Sendelhaqh Advertising - lawrence lD.1llQlllJl'l'f, lielmar Vantlerholl. Andrew Stllllllllyl Virgil liretlerirlx AS MAY PASSES lt is the month of our Nlotl1erf' and wl1at 3 beau- tiful phrase that we sing in our songs to her. She the Nlother of us and to her we give the month of Xlay. Vs'e honor her this month by dedicating it to her. or hflnvlw.-r W s neu- --M! st-L I-,W vm ,....,l,- me -.t is-if 'l hey. wl1o have suf they had so that we cr joy ourselves. They has cheerful as possible. for XVhen anything went hits that we may alw and some day that we Jesus. Vile petition her US. llldl XVL' IUJK' lk' Oil ,rx . , t I N, . . , .-. .... , . YM Wendelettc: Among the activities ol tl1e school the Vvlendelette ranks foremost, It is the means which introduces the affairs ol tl1e school to the public, 'lil1erefore. if .1 student is piclteil as a member of the staff, it is considered a great honor. l.ast year the editing of the paper was put into the hands of tl1e .journalism Class. but a different plan was followed tl1is year. lfach student has an equal chance of qualifying himself for a position. Nlenabers of the ,lOllI'11JllSl1'l class are especially adapted for this worlft. lt has brought honors this year to tl1e school which gives the faculty and student body a right to be proud. lt has been tl1e dream ol every editor to 1 .'!l1lt1- l'ttt,