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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1934 volume:

TH he ff . 715 Senior Class I .y St.Wendelin lligh Schocrl !77c'.14'lIA9 FRIISLIN Of' 1934 A 1- u as va mu 4 -,i,m.pw-u 1 1 1 O R li W O R D W5 Q7jcUL'R yn-.lu we lmvc .1I'.lx'IlllY K lungccl lm' llw dm' wlwm. 'Um .1I1IlLlAl.H lil! l5ms1in nl l'l.il wmlld ln' pllblishual. SllI'VlVlIlQ.1 ilu' Ll.lI'1xl1Ulll'x wlmcn .1 vcarlwok wh hmkui upun .xx .1 xwll-:ugh IIHDUSSI b1l1lX' wr lmvu put tomb in thru' lugcs. uur brsl cl,i'url5 lu l'x'iUl'Li thc .uhwvcnlcnls .md hunurw ul wu1'cl.1ss 111.11m ,md lnllnw sluglcnle. l mal 4iiSlI'lkI. .1mlu.1I1U11.1l lwmwxx lmw muw ln ux .md In our mhuul. NIM' simmlar, Ami QLICJIVI' glorv lu' ru- cmmlud on llmu plgm ul lmislwry wi unlmrn Mm nur :Klum XLIIUI our lr.lLlh'lN. I1.ll'Ul1lN .mai lrxcmis inlllum pl.1l.' um cllnrls wmlla llwc Inn' .mi unll1Lm.m11 wr h.1w xp.-nl In lulluw lim lmuk llmwuglm Us umukmgg. ,l ONTENTS Administration Classes Organizations Aetivities Athletics Advertisements DEDICZATION Cientlv. silently he labors on. 'lihough aged bv natures hand ol time, llis saintlv visage will live on I'nsung bv lvric. poem or rhvme. In our school davs ol long ago, Our pastor led our lightened path. tle spoke ot Lind, llis ivorlss he toldi lhus he lives untouched bv wrath. .Nt this time we beg Liodis grace Neiei' on his xvorls to be Iiorsools. lio l5ather XX'eber we dedicate, Our tiinal ivorlc in school. our lioolt. Rev. A. A. Weber, Pzlyfoz' til I I HRX l l I3 I Ilill i ll lll lilll I lllHXY XIXIICXII .15 l'.XN I I Ill IN I US I URI X I tlli llllll l Y Yl .XRS UQ lCilI'l'Y vears in the lavor ol Ciodl liorty nine years in the Sacred I Nlinistrv ol Ciod' lhirtv vears in the service ol St, XVendelin parish ionersf Ihat sums up the vears ol stewartlsliip ol' our beloved and revered pas- tor, Iiather XVeber. During the three detades spent in l5ostot'ia he has brought more than .ILMKI souls to the baptism ,il Ionti broken the Bread ol' l.ife to thousands upon thous ands, has prayed long and ar.lentlv at the bedside of many suflierers struggling to breals the chains. holding them to this earth: has rejoiced at the wedding least and consoled those in sorrow. ln point oli service and vears lfather XX'eber is one ot' the oldest members in the diocese ol' 'l oledo. lle has a countless number ol' Iriends among the clergy' and laitv ol' the 'lioledo and Cleveland dioceses and bevond these limits. Vwlith a church. grade school. pastoral residence, Sisters' convent and a high school is lound the most complete record ol activity and achievement. Not onlv materiallv bitt also spiritually' has St. XVendelin's forged ahead. Due to the un- sellish efforts ol'l7a1her XVeber. facilities for education and the development ol' a true Catholic character have been manifold. Vi'ith gratitude lor his years ot' service and unseltish interest in our behalt do ive the class of IU34 affectionately dedicate this sixth volume ol' our year- book, the liroslin, to Father NVeber. H0111 X - I-' ' fx. I .F PRINCIPAL Ijight years our pilot has guided our ship, Like the men of the church of old. Holding fast to the words of the Captains wish Of fashioning all in His mould. From the dawn of the day to the Ves' per's chime. With never a selfish part, He steers our vessel through storm and shine NVith a fatherly love in his heart. Rev. Robert V. O'Connor EIGHT YIEARS :XS IIRINCIIP-Xl, OI: ST, XVlENDIil,lN HIGII SCHOOL 655 S the termination of our high school career looms on the horizon, there 'V likewise comes upon that scene, a figure in sharp relief, imbibing within itself the lessons and admonitions, so ably and so practically taught. That vision cannot and will not grow dim for as we scan the years of our high school life we find indelibly marked upon the record, the kind words of one who taught more by example than by word. It is a familiar page from the story of an unselfish life, on which we read the years of service for Coils favored ones. motivated by principles instilled bv the Creator Himself. That figure standing at the parting of ways is so engraven upon our minds and hearts that he will continue as the years speed on to guide us silently and from the distance. We have taken lessons and with the grace of Cod may we heed them that we may be a credit to the one who labored for us and a glory to the monument of education he lived and prayed for during the past eight years, he has snent in our midst. Wirli an appreciation that is stalwart. deep and true. the class of 1034 re- serves this page of the Froslin for our Principal. the Reverend Robert V. 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OlC!Jl1HOf PRINCIPAL Reverend Carl W. Seheib Sister Mary Franeella Sister Mary Cenerose Sister Mary liventia Sister Mary Madeleine Louise C. Scliarf Cyril C. Seliarf I-'ttlhf 0 ur Teachers QUIK-DN thc owning ol' graduation thc class ol' W3-l will SICIH through the portals ol' St, NVt'ndclin high school lor thc last timc. Thosc cntlcaring days oi' our high school lift- will hc torcvcr hrnntlctl ducp into our hcnrts. Nlnny ol' us have ttclwicvctl our ambition in this stagc ol lilc .t succcsslul carccr in high school. llow olitcn do wt' rctlcct upon thc sourccs ol our succcss' All thc honors anti .1w.1r.ls wt' haw gninctl vithcr lor otlrsclvcs or St. XX't'n- dclin high school lmvt' conic with thc ccnssluss .intl ttntiring cl'- lorts ol' thosc laboring in our mitlst. 'lilivtcliorc wc owt' A grunt tlcht ol grltittttlc to tht' Rt'x'crci1.ls A. A. XVcht-r, R, V. O.cit3llIlkWl', and Ci XY. Schuih. .intl to tht' Sis- trrs of Notrt' Dnmc who h.ix'c l.thoi'ctl tor many vtxtrs in this tmrish. Cfcrtninlv tht-v nrt' worthy in cvcrx' t'C'it1t't'I .intl tlt't.til ol' our lovt' nntl gratittttlu. llicv .tts to hc coiiiitttttitlctl hy thc stutlcnts twl thc high school lor .ill tlmt lms hct-n .tccomplislirtl through tht' worlx ol' tht' l'rit'sts .mtl tht' Sisturs. ililitw gnc up thcii' lionics, lt'tt'n.ls. .intl plt'.tsttrt's to ttxich tts tht' lttntl.tmt'nt.tl rt'qtttt't'mt't'ts ol ltxttling .1 trttc ltlc in .ict'ortl.incc with Qiotl s liws. 'lo lfntlicr Offonnor. who has hcun with tts tluring wut' lottr yt.it's tn high school wc cxptcss our .tppi't'ci.1tinti .intl gmtittttlt' lot' his ltintl itttttrsst .intl spiritual Qllltlflllif, lo lfathcr Schcih. who wns our rcligion instructor tlttring tht' first Iwo ytxtts ol our high school wc cxtt'n.l sincvrcst thnnlts. 'l o Sistcrs M, l7r.inct'll.1. Nl. G.'tit'i'ost', Nl. livcntin nntl Nl. Nlndcl- utnc. wc .1rt'gr.1tt'i't1l tor tht' mlnx' l.1x'ors.1tttl tht- loving solicitutlt' cxpctitlctl in our httlmltf lo All who havc hccn lllSlflll'IlUT1l.'ll in our progrcss, spiritual- ly, intcllccttmllv. .intl mntt'ri.tlly do wt' gr.t.lu.itt's ot' N134 pro- claim our grntittttlc. LASSE .- , Sllulcnlx' Spun 1 RUIAIY Q1 ' Joseph A. Doll .l l'm.l-'1 lc1m1'.w.I 'sw llfx Icmllwr lm lim lm :U .vw ---- Wcmlvlwzxc Sul! I 1 3 4 lruxlm Still! 4 Cll.mUll1.vx l 4 4 . 4 4 , Xllxxmn Soncxx l . w 4 xml fllmmll 4 l llwlx lX.1r11c5uQwlv ' 3 -l , .M-xlx'll11c.xl Sucwlvl ' 3 4 l uul 3 lilxxyxmw Slullrnl Nlvmlwr l l l'lIIAl1l S.-.i1wn.1l .mul Hl.1ln' 1 Q-nnnur.1.1l Vuxxlcxlx -l l:l1IY.lI1l Spelling lklI1.1lX l, -l Cmmlnwrcinl flxvnrclx -l lllNl llunurx ln Spcllxng l'xn.xls 4 .'Xn1rr1u.1n lrgwn lsmx XXmm-x 4 - Qmll .xml Sfmll XX'mncr I 4 Rvprcscnl.111n-.11 N S l' .X Cllvlmgul Xlcdnl Iur H1gl1USl .Xvvxngs l .' Qulll .xml Stroll 4. C.l.xxx l'l.xx 4 l3ul1l.1lmn lim C. H. Lucille Vllbrand! 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Anna Mae Nye 1.34, lll'r. hvr munnurs. ull who .suw uzlmirvlii C'ou11i'oizs. though mu. uni! qvnlll- Ihou XVcndclcrtc Staff 2, 3. 4, lfroslin Slaff Mission Society l, Z. 3. 4, Siudcntsi Spiritual Council 4. Bonbi Club 1. 3, 42 President 4, Della Omega 1. 3, 41 Officcr Z. 3, 4 uh rlfliri-df' 3. 4. linlranr Sectional Commcrcial Contest 4. Com mcrcial Awards 4. XVinner in XVcndelettv: Campaign 1. Z. 3. 4, XVinncr in Froslin Campaign l. 2. 3, 4. Baskulball I. 1. Vollcy Ball 1. Class Play 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Richard F. Scharf On thi' liiuld hu muon his funn' .Vuuil I i-L'i'n lull his minzvlu XVcndclctlc Staff 4. liroslin Staff Dcdicalion Book. Circulation Staff I. Class Officer l. Mission Socicry l. Z. 3. Sludcnls' Spiritual Council: Officer 4. Holy Name Socivly 3, 4. Acolylhical Socictv l. Z. 3. 4, Rotary Guest 3. Kiwanis Siudcni Mumbcr 4, Bonhi Club l. Z. 3. 43 Officur 4. llntranr Sectional Commercial Conlcsl 4. Commercial Awards 4, liirsl lllacc l.itcra1uru Notclmolr Canto lioolball l, Z. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3, Baskczball l, 2. 3. 4: Captain 4. leagues All-Slarflcarn. Forward 4. School Nlonogram l. 2. 3, 4. Bonlii Club Play 3. 4. Glcc Club Z. Quill and Scroll 4. Class Play 4, si. 4. If Il' mn If ' vu?-l1' 15 -'YQQWYTIHIHH-'.?X.QQ Richard V. Huth IMI Iqzrul Pun' .Inf fury. frm um. KI!w:.1..' :fwfr um .1 ,mlm Jw fv.'.lLI' XX'vnnILIrl1r Nutt I I wxlm 51.11 Mlxswxx Smlrix I, I I -I Sludmlx' SDIIIIIIAI Culzmxl I II.Ix Ymtw Suclclx I J :MuIxII1u.1I Nsnzrtx I ' I HI Inlmul Sc:I1m1.xI Cm111m'rgm.xI II-nn-sl -I fIUII'IITIn'III.lI .Xu .mix 'I Rwmrx Klux! I MIN f'IuIv , I5.xwIH.xII I 3 klnxx III.1x -I I.'w1I1.1II I 1. 3 4 I3.xsIv:I1.mII I YIIIIUI XIwuugl,1xu ,f I JI Qu1II.1mISqmII -I Nlary G. Bnrrrlt Klum L4,.'x.r!I1III .l xjppx I::I1Ll 1f' I -Vvliy .lwlzzzw .fz.1r'HL. NNI' I.rl'.'. NYuuIrIrl1v Stall ,' I wxI1n NAI fkI.1wlIIInfr I -I- XIIwwu Quwix I .' I I Nlu'I1-ui? 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Stufcntx' Spiritual Ctwuncil 4. llalx' Namu Sccicty l. 3. 4. :Kcolvtliital Svtwty l. 1. 4. 4. lfntrant. Scctiunal Cammcrcial Contest 3, Rutarv Guest l 4. Commercial Awards 4. American Legion lisxay XVinncr 4. , Baseball 2. 3. lirmilmll l. 1, 3. 4. Baslwtball l. 1. 3. 4. Schtml Munogram 4. Glcc Cluh 1, Class Play 4 Ardella A. Foos ' ll-r twitr lrfrtunx urt' Iutrvr fur l'lm:v .sr Lux iff wiht-r zntzztimx urt'.', XYc:itlulcttr Stall 1. 4, lrnxlin Stall 4. Nlissttrn Sucicty I. Z, 3. 4. Sztuli-ms' Spiritual Council 4, Bunlii Cluli 4. Uclta Onicqa 1. 4 43 Prssidvrit 4. 4. Ctvnirucrcial Awards 4. . Baslwllvall Z. 3. Yullcv Ball li Captain 2. Stlwtil Xlnntrxgrani Z. llonlil Clulw lllay 4. Claw Plat' 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Harold F. Kelbley .-ln lwnml mlm. tlmt' l'lLlHt2V7t't1 tu lht' thm, Iimmltltulz wirhtrul. um! tl warm hfllfl usiihm l'ruslin Staff 4. Class Officvr 2. Mi-'-:ion Stack-tv l. I. 4. 4 Stujvnts' Spiritual Cirunfil 4. lloly Name Strcirly 4. Rotary Guest 3. Mary M. 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XYcnclclrttc Stall Z. l'roslin Stafl 4. Class Officer 3. Mission Socictv l. Studmts' Spiritual Council 4. Dclta Omvga 1. 3: Officur 3. lintrant Sectional Commercial Contcst 3. 4 Commercial Awards 4. Sucond Placc, l.itcraturc Notcbrolx Contest llutrant. Spclling lfinals Z, -l. lfirst Honors Spelling Finals 4. Baslwtball Z. 3. Yollcv Ball 1. 3: Captain Z. Class Play -4 Leonard F. Skonecki nl um .Str fkltltll' rlml tuhwv I opt' mu lips It-I no mutt xpt-ali. Class Officer l. Studvntsi Spiritual Council -l. Holy Namc Society 4 ,-Xuolythical Socicty l. Z. 3, 4, School Monogram 3, -l. Rotary Guest 3. Baschall 1. 3. liootball I. l. 3. -4, liaslxutball l. J. 1 lfntrant Sectional Comnicrcial Contcst 3, Bonhi Club l'lax' 3 Dolores E. Haaser 1't-rt'huv7t't'. uou stu- this tltrl at tmu plum' 4. Yr1u'Il ultruux hnotc' ht-r lux her ,umzltnu l'ut't', XYcndcluttu Staff 2, 4. liroslin Staff 4. Students' Spiritual Council 4. llntrant Sectional Commurcial Contest 3, Commercial Awards -l. 'l'hird Placu. l.itcraturc Notebook Contest 4 Dvlta Omega 2. 3, 4. XYinncr in NVcndclcttc Campaign 4. Basketball l, 1. Vollcy Ball l. Z, Class Play 4. Quill and Scroll 4, J. Dale Smith Hu tt't'ur.s the rost- Of youth upon htm. Mission Socicly l, Z. 3. 4. Studunts' Spiritual Council -l. llntrant Sectional l'ommcrcial Contust .3. Holy Name Society -1. Rotarv Ciucst 3. Baslwlball 1, Ift ftt-un as L ' G I V v ff . Z. Valedictorian Salutatorian I M. 'B. - joseph Skoncclci ul vnu MIIUSIN Ba XOII. OI IKLLI IN .NND XIXIUHN IIIONI HONOR I ISI SIJSXIII III3 ISY I'IlIYt'II'.XI Alla' Barrett. yaledictorian. and Joseph Slsoneclti. saltttatorian are the 1 , M ' . , , two outstanding graduates chosen by vote of the faculty and the seniors to represent the class of V134 in the final assembly. graduation evening. June 7. The conferring of this distinction is preceded by weighty and serious re- flection, Many requisites figure in the selection of these two spealters. High scholastic standing. commendable attendance and punctuality records. partici pation in extra-curricular activities. school interest, in short. a representative student of St, XVendelin high school is eligible for the singular distinction of valedictorian or salutatorian. The following students possess the necessary qualifications and their names were submitted to the voters: Mary Barrett. Ardella Foos. Alma Iiranltart. Vlary Getz. Dolores Haaser. Lucille Vilbrandt. Anna Mae Nye. Mary Bangert. Roland Elchert. Joseph Vvlesthoven, Joseph Skoneclci. Joseph Dell. and Richard Scharf. Mary Barrett and Joseph Skoneclti received more than half of all the votes cast. Mary has been a commendable student in high school. Her name has .ip- peared on every honor list. and her persevering determinate way nialtes her .1 success. Reliable. dependable, never-failing that characterizes Mary. Joseph has been a leader all through his high school career. Snatching prizes has been his hobbv. lle has held the title of champion speller for three consecu- tive year. As Editor-in-Cfhief of the Vslendelette he has brought the publication to the end of another successful year. The faculty and the student body congratulate Mary an.l Joseph on the honor conferred upon them. S1,x1i'er7 Good Wishes to the Underclassmen O you do we pass the torch. carry it, guard it and keep its light burning brightly. We, the seniors, are leaving the school and it is in your hands that we leave the activities, honor and glory of the school to pro- long and enlarge. May you take an interest in all things that pertain to high school life as we have tried to do in our four years in St. Wen- delin's. From all indications of this year and previous years you have a deep and undying personal concern in all activities that are un- dertaken by the students of our school. It is a feeling of regret that fills your heart when you are about to leave your Alma Mater but it is also a feeling of pride when you know that your record of school life is honorable and clear. Remember. the name of St. Wendelin high school is a name of great importance in our lives- a name to be cherished through- out the rest of our days on this earth. Whatever you do in your coming years, always hold the honor of your Alma Mater high and never permit anyone to say a word against her. The principle off our school is inscribed on the corner stone of the building4 Teach me goodness, discipline and learning. That is what we are taught and it is up to us to learn it and live it. Su. nic n l F U'1'13l'i' ' li.1!1.'.'.v Froslin Patrons Rev. A. A. Weber Rev. R, V. O'Connor Rev. C. VU. Scheib Rev. .l. ll. lxeller Rev, A. ll. Pax Dr. l1.C.. Bell Dr. .md Mrs. 'l'. NV. Qieoglmegnn Dr. Dr. Dr. .ml Mrs. F. H. Peimell .md Mrs lf. G. Ruhle .md Mrs. ll. D. Sheer.m Mrs, lleliih Higham 'llhe Book .m.l Gill Shop Circle ol' Mercy Mr. .md Mrs A. C.. Dumom. li.ms.is Ohio Mr. .mil Mrs, .l.imes l5oril .luilge.11iLl Mrs. K.. .X Qiiieixissx l.im.i. Ohio Mi. .mil Mrs. Anson lloover. l'w.is- rom. Ohio Mr. .mil Mrs. .l. ll. lime Miss Naomi Rehn Misses Onlelin .mil lfll.i liehzi Mr. .mil Mrs. l. lz. lxmii Nliss Pueilv Meliee Mr. .mil Mrs. XV. R. Mfliee Mi. .mel Mrs. .lncoh l'reis Mr. .mil Mrs. li. lluchm Misses ll.mn.1h .mil Mnrgnrei Rxim Mr. .mel Mrs. XV. XV. Slierni.iii .lodge .mil Mrs. C. A. Slrauch Mr. .md Mrs. lQ.lw.irel Sullixxm Mr. .mil Mrs, XV. lf. XYlll7I'.1llkll Mr. .mil Mrs. Ross Vfoessii r Senior Cfl.iss. VLH .lLll1lOI'c.l.lSS. WSF Sophomore Class. Wifi l'reshm.m Cfl.iss. 1037 1 I v 1113771 Row: George lfalewnge. lidwarrl llelning, John Barrett. .lohn Rossman. Secretary: lileanor Sherman. President: lawrenre lD.lllgllU!'lV. Vice'-Presiclenti Rose Kinney, 'l1l'U.l5lllEl'Q l5mnees Skonecki. Robert Hulh. liher Shook. Seemiti Row! Delmar Vanderhoff. Arlene Hoff. Carl laliountnine. Helen Sussang. Harold Frederick. John l.ogsdon, Margaret lfnright. Nlargnret links, George Vwlolph. Third Row: Andrew Sehnitller. Marx' Ann Berk. l:llsworth Nibeck. Helen McCormack, Paul Srever. lilorine Cook. joseph Madden. l ueille Nliller. llarold Puchta. Class of 1935 lil l:.XNOR SHlfRKl.-XX-l'rt-sitlent. l,.flXK'RliNCll DrkljlllllERTY-Yice-President. .lfll-IN ROFSlVlANfSecret.1rv. Rosii lilNNl.Y' -'l'r:.istu r Class l5lou'e:fAmerirnn Beauty Rose. Flake Cielorm -Blue .xml Silver, Class Xlutlo- Pauli for Cshararrer Not for lame. Hl'l.l'1ASE - H1710 zzfnofogieif I0 j qw'e lii!111L'I'D XVe think that you shall never see A class so full of pep as we. A class that looks at books all day And nightly lift their hearts to pray. A class that works but vet must fear Of losing credits for the year. A class thaL'll win in its endeavor To work for S, W. H, forever. We have a serious side you see But also iolly as can be. Though poems are made by fools like me I'm only one of the class, you see, -Eleanor Sherman '35. .Vl'r7t'I4't'r'1 The Records We Made XVe've made records hard to break 'IIIICYC are more we hope to make. Anything from plays to dinners XYe have always been good winners. XVe're .1 class thats wide awake. KVe put on the l3ROl.lC' gay XVas a great success tl1ey say. Next Columbus Oh? What fun' All were gay and bright as the sun. Iior 'twas High School picnic day. Care-free Juriiorsf KKK- have been Just like one but not .1 twin 'lake .1 look you never did see lwenty-eight juniors just like we, Out lor .1ll the honors to win. Paul Steyet' 1 The Junior Menu ,DYSUCH .1 day lor the JUNIORST It began when the COOK, who was 91 JINXIZD dropped a dish ol' SHRIMP on the ROSIf and .1 picture ol' a WOLPH slipped from its PEG and dropped upon the MII.I.IiR'S head with such aloud BOITI7 that it startled the BUICHER clear around the corner. Thus the PROFESSOR came on tl1e scene followed by PUCHTA. with a bouquet of black-eyed SUSANS in his hand. and he was so IVIADDENIID by the sight that his anger SHOOR the whole house. At the BECK of his hand he sum- moned tlhe handy men JINI and BARNEY from Blarney who being IRISH MICKS spoke in the queer native brogue of the true Sons ol' Ilrin. HSHER MANY and it must 'ave been a big un to do all this, Summoned by the uproar some more ol' the Juniors came running with such PEP that a JAY outside stopped his song so that 'he could look upon the EDDIES of this great disturbance. FRITZ who was on the scene quite early had helped WOIESSNER wl1o with peg-LEGS sat on .Il side-board in the fore- ground ELSEE couldnt see what was happening. All were involved except the twins VANDY and ANDY and they didn't give a HUTH what happened. - Joseph Madden '35, 'l'tt'i-uttl I pn- ,.. y, X H I RN!! - - vu. 4. ' zu ,mt nf. 'v 4 wit I-'ronl Rott: Ilugene Daugherty, Dorothy Iinright. Jeanette Huth. Treasurer: Joseph iialiriel. Iliexidenti Virginia Klinepeter. Vice President: Anna George. Carl Mvers. .Si-mmf Rmb: Albert Rossman, Beatrice Thom, XVlIiam XVilson, Lawrence Ifiulx, l'Imei I'merine. Robert Krarnli I.uretia XVanlx, l,oretta Briclxner, Third Rose! .lohn XVolph. Mary .lane Bounds. -lustin Nye .Iosephine Rosinslu, .ltuhn Martin. Ruth lrinlxart. Kenneth Holman. I,eota Shook. Class of 1936 IOSIQPII C-.-XIHRII-I -Ilresitlent, VIRGINIA KI,INI7Pl,TI5R-Vice--President. I'L'Cil2XIf IBOYIER-Secretarv .IIEANI-'l l'lQ IIL l'll-!Iire.isiiirr flies Ilmver -Rose. Vlass Ci-liirs-Old Rose and Silver I lass Xlotzii--fC.har.ic:ei is the Corncrslone ol' Success. U lflf CI..f1.S'S IW O TTU Our class motto. Character is the cornerstone of success, carries a tlepih of meaning yet unknown. As the years of school life slip through our lingers and we find ourselves thrown upon .1 world ever testing our ideals may that class motto guide us toward the best things in life. May we recall the training in youth, by those who have our interest at heart and may we stand for character, goodness and learning, woven into our lives when we were young, Our cornerstone was not laid in a day but in the slow training ol' many years'--and may it prove worthy of the years and labor spent for it. 7-LL'4'l71Il'OnL' ,Yummy MMV .hm Bmlmix Ifugunc I'mm'cr I urclm I'uricImu1' I.ugcnc IJJLIIQITCYIX I.Imvr Izmurmc Ixumrhx' Igm'1gIwI I,.nv1'vncc I:lI'II'x Ruth I:l'.U1I'x.1II xiwsvplu Qi.1Iv1'iI-I fx mm C,I.'ul'g.' IXUIIIIUIII IIuIm.m .lrnxxcilc Ilullm X'i1'gIl1x.1 Iililwpclvx' 1 . ' IxuIfQ1x Ixi.1mIw .Ulm XIJVIIII k.u'I Xixcrs -ILISIIII Nw I-fscplmim Ihwxlmxkx .XIIIWCII Il-wswxxru Summarizing the Sophomores fxmnxyi .I l!c1':t :f IAUIIIII 3 Ilving ncxx' -.lsgw I'm!, lI.rIw. .I-Q L'i'eliI1c1'c-c1l'cI7 Iiriukiu Illllflllg Szyuxrl i3uing2x1nnv I.wIIx I'1lcIm111g Unk: f'wLx1'S1ugIlnxxmxw I.1rrv Iylnvlng Imimn IILI 5.'.'viwg ' , WIN.-c1.1uIx:1rg Xlulmu .- pqmlxg Silumc IXQIIIIX I x'IIlI1f.1 IxxI1xl01'u'N Iw:II.Ix' II:,fi11gI1I: Iv1g'..I. IMI VI uu1I1p.1w1.- .11 I3I1i.z'1ix' IX.muIs XIM1 In mx' 'NI..1Ln: NMI I vpKI115.1Im:11ux. Inu- w.'.'. I Ixliviw' 1:u.lw ' SIN,-15 ' -' NIV' IEIYIVQ' .XIIul1nI111, IQLIILIII' Music IIu'.'.'i SIIUIIII-,I I3.mcmg lc.1cIwc'- 4. -'pw I-sg I.M.m,1K1u I I Inrixl in-111114 .X w lxvxgh. IIICNIKIVIII Sim. uwllcv' I 1xI1vx'x11,m jxlglllil' I'rcsx.1gc11l IBUWIIIII x' minx' I IIIIVS mvlcz I Igmcx Lm1'.1gu uwmx IIIULIII If-,III pI.xx'I': zm.1I1.-III' 5u11LIuII1.1qIm f-.mI' k,.1mp.'1 M111 5'--W' I mm Slwuk HIM XX U.lI'1IIQI1PS1lxI. .InL'l1'vNN IM.1i19fy I hum I' -.'.A S1 amhng in dwwru IIIJIIVI I UI'CIi.l XY.mk I.11x XIiIkm.1iII IU!-I 'W-'IIWI I,X'iIIi.1m VUIIMXI1 Um' XYQI CI.II2IIL1Ii1lh'lIIWIC .I -L11'xx1I .i .iulm XX'uIDIu I-'PIN Yvlliw: Nunwg' spuikc I .w.r::,, fum my 1 - .ua I-irnnl Rnw: Robert XVellv. Robert llxiirlxiier. Cirace Vfeimerskirch, Vieefljresident: .lean :lun XVoessner ilireaxurerg XYiltred lainswav llrextdentg Harold Miller. Secretary: Robert Ar-- noldi. joseph Maegrs. t Serum! Row: George lirtb Rita Xloes. ,larnes Russie. Madonna Howard. XVilliam lkms Nlargtterite lfalewage. XX'ilbur lftnsel Helen lirbland Richard Baeder. Bettv XVilson. Max Dauer, Thin! Row: Alex Howard. Margaret lnliuttntaine Robert XVestbtwen. l.illian Citmrl, liarl Xlagers, liditb Nell Herrig. Ravnitwntl llarlx, .Mlela lzmiggila. Louis lirbland, Ravmnnd Dell. Class of 1937 Xllll lilililj l ONSXXHXY llrexident. CIRXCQI' XVI lNll,RSlilRl'll Yitellrexiderit. ,ll'.'lN .XYN XX'Ol5SSNlQR-Seeretarv, lltdillfll D Nlll l l'R-'l reasurer Class lltww r- -liueiv-an lieatttv Ruse Llass Culnrsf .Xmeruan Beauty' and Silver. Cilass Klt-:mf-'l'rx'l lruetf lriunmbf 'I'RYi 'l'RL'S'l'! TRIUMIJH1 'Iibese three words carried out in ttur lives will certainly lead us to our final goal, TRY! NVbat satisfaction as the evening shadows descend to know that one bas really tried to ds bis duty to God and liis fellow-man. Though tlie world laud not. we are bappy witb nur trial. After we have dune our part. let us trttst in Gods helpf 'l'RUS'l'f His blessing will tben aid us in tlie 'l'Rll.'NlPHT Be tbe combat spiritual or tem- poral, be tbe gain individual or for society. begin at tbe rung, A l'RYI Gaining tootbfald tbere. ascent to TRl.'S'l'T Perhaps the TRlL'NlPll may await the bour of Gods calling us lionie. As we journey tbrougli tbe next three years. let us aim to realize the tbree 'Ins ever better. Tttertltf- 'lifttvu Freshman Pickups We twentv nine have set to sea. Vw'e launchtyl in September ol' thirtv-three XVith lads eighteen. ancl lasses eleven We l ioue to graduate in thirtv'seven. ll' now a gracious bow, you make, Well introduce voii to our mates, XYillrctl l.oitswax' as iiiwsicleitt ivilols the class, Qirace NVeinii'i'slxircli assists him with the mass, ,leanne Ann XX'vessiier and loin Xliller lill lhe ollicial olaces, at the class will. Now listen to ihc crews iargon ll R .Xtlela liigila i-lieit .liinol .i itliarcl lI1.h'.lt'l liLwlit'i'1 liziclxiisi X Rai Dull lux llaixei' ll.leii l'i'lil,iiiil l ewis l'1'lwl.lli.l X XX'ilhui- liiisel laigticriie lfalexi'age Cieivrge l'it'tlt XVilliain lfoos l,illian Qioogl Raymond Harlx liditli Hcrrig Alex Howartl Nlaclonna Howard .Xml welll iileiitilx' the t't'Sl. we liargaiii Margaret Laliountaine Earl Nlagers Joseph Magers Rita Moes James Rossie Robert Welly' Betty Wilson Robert Westhoven 5lllLllUllN with a gzacioits smile llasliliil. hui wi .lctli the while l Takes llzt latin stai lit .Xliyliia pl'i'IlX' la' i .s iss tlas .Rim li 'ii,iit.'i's not .Xii .iiiiliiiiotis lack. lll lui that iiassf XX'.ii'lxs with viii' Ciietlits to win :Xlisciit again .Xlwavs a man Vx'ith the gentle voice Paoisterous. ol' course Gentle and shi' l guess, l'll tryf All A's if l canf My work, l'll plan Gut for football, l guess. will keep with the restf Vilith the pluck of ten Sees the bed. just when? Seldom if ever misses Says she often guesses the ones she doesnt tri' Now cover thc names and identify. 'laviiriliwfotzr UBGANIZATIIINS Students' Spiritual ,ouncil I'UL'NI3I IJ IX IU!! IUSI I'II NIQHYIKCIQI I IRS I' I'RI SIIUI YI SI I'.XR.'YI I IXWXIX IL NIUX SUYIXXYS BUYS XYI I II IIOI Y YXRII IIIQN thc schvlaslic icrni nl I .i.I was wcll uncIc'r way il was I'llI'IIOl'x',I ihc ' ' . Sul thc schooI that a nvw socicli' was to hc' inli'ncIi1cciI, II was tu hc thc SIIILICIIIS' Spiri1uaI Cfuuncil. Alici' scvcral Iaculiy incciing.1s and discussions with thc various classcs. cnlhusiastic approval was cxprcsscd IW Ihx SIIILICIIIS and lhc Iaquhy iiiriiilwrs. Il was Iinally cIccicIciI to havc a gc'm'1'aI .1sscnihIv and hcgin in urgaiiifc thc ncw 'x'fli'IX'. II has alwavs hucn ihc' aim ut lhc high scIiouI In Iurni prulilalwlc' siwciciics. wwclaliiics. and cluhs and shc' has Iw-an vc-ix' sucfcastul in doing so, On thc saint' day ol thc Iuuniiing iw! thc SIILICIIIS' Spii'iinaI I iwunciI in thc high school an CILTIIOII iii otliccrs was hcIcI, XViIh thc niuinlwrs vl ihc Iacullv acting as thc noiniiiatin5.g cwminiiicv Iour scninrs wcrc naincti Iwi' th: ollicv UI thc prcsicIciici', ' Ihcy wcrc: .-Uma I-ranIcai'i. rXrcIcIIa Ifous. .luscpli I5c'II, Jos.-pli Skoiicclsi, 'Ihu cnlirc high schuivI iuuk part in thc voting nl ihi' wtiliccrs. .Mlcr thi' votes had hccn laIIictI on a scurcImartI pIacc'.I on lhc siagc thc ccnnpilings showcti .Iuscph Skonccki as lhc prcsidcnl, Iiui' thc iviiiiccs of xi ' i i ' ' IC-IUYCSILICHI. INSIUYIJII. SCCl'CI.lfX'. .IIILI II'L'.lYlII'UI' il IVAN civcicicci in havc one rc'prc-st-niaiiw Irom cash cIass run Im' ihi' rvniaining I-qualli' important positions, Allci' iwcurtiiiig thc Voics lhc rcsulls wcrc' thi' Icilhwwing .Iohn Iiarrcli '33 vicc m't'sicIciii: Marv Unix '34, hisiurian: Ilichard Schari' FI. si-crvrary: ancl Ifiigcni' Iiiwci' 'Sir ircasurcr. fXItIwi1gIi ihc raIIv Ihr thc Studcnls' Spiritual Council was hcld on Uu- ccmhcr ii, ihc lhrnial i'cccptiuii ol thc new soLIaIisls tools pIacu in Si. KVcncIcIin church. Ilcccmlicr S. During thc scrviccs I7a1hcr Offmincwr gan' a most iniprcs- sivc scrmon. srrussing ihu high ideals of thc sodalily, I.alcr nicdals wcrc hIcssctI and cIisiriIuiiuI I was rccilcci. ihus Spiritual Council l'LL'i rrrif Nia 11 thi' siucIcnls. An Act ot Cfcmsvcraiion to thc Blcsscci Virgin oIIiciaIIv cnroIIing thc' sludcnis as incnilwrs of Ihr Sludcnls ..-.--4 . ..- I Iron! litftu: Igugene Daugherty. Marx' Cietl. Itieille Yilhrantlt, Regina Brant blvzpph Y.estli.'xen .'l.1U1tl Mae Nw. Joseph Dell. Klart' Iiangsrt. Iluland Illehert. rXr.lella Ian. liale Smith, Marx' I3ariett. .lohn Barrett. Setwin' Ili tL'I Ciarl Nlvers. Carl Inliotintaine. Marv -lane Botlnds. loreita liraekner law renee Datiglietlt. llelen Nlcforiniek I,awrenee Ifink, Margaret I.nright. Vlustin Nye llwealriqc 'l'ht-m. George NYolph. Dorotht l.nright. Robert lirantb, Robert xlxrnoldi. llarald Nliller. ifhirtl Rott: Yirginia Iilinepeter. .leltn Martin. I'l.:rtne Ciok. l'ttgene l5.wer. I.l:.inwi Sherman. .ltisepli iialwriel, I oretla Xkfink ,Iohn XYolph. I he Mission Society J Ill IUIQST ORli1XNIZ1Yl'lON IN HISTORY OI' S I. XVIQNDTI IX. II.'XS Al XYIXYS STOOD OUT IIRITXIIXI NTI Y IY SCIIUUI Qlgg LST lor one moment may we turn back the pages in the record hook L oi' the oldest organization in St. NVendelin high school. namely the iNlission Sveitty. which was organized in the memorable portables on XVnod street. Picking up the history from the publication of the first Iiroslin in l IN. we tingl: Illizabeth Jacoby was elected president: Cyril Kuhn. vice-president: Louise Scharf. secretary: Carl Vogel. treasurer. During the year Will and l'l3ll boxes centaining toys, clothes. bcoks and games were sent to the missions. In September l'l3ll. the officers elected were: Florence Bigham '3l. Iittgene litnerine '3l. Margaret Marley '33 and Evelyn Bigham '32, That year like the preceding one found Ivo:-res containing useful articles being sent to tar oft lands. Although the rush ol the new high school building monopolized the stual- ents' interest. still tlte mission spirit was held high. The leaders were Alvin Burns '3l. Rose If. XVeber '32, Leo Getz '33, and ,Ioseph Dell '34, This year more than any other year should we be interested in the mis- sions because John S, Oflonnor. S. .I,, a cousin of our principal, Father Offonnor. is working in the mission fields in India, A letter which was re- cently received said that a terrible plague epidemic had hit some of the towns ol' India, But there has not been a single ease reported in the Catholic section of th: town. 'I tetrnltx Set'e17 I I! I 1!i- 1..' 18' C o in , I hm-.. lr-1111 R-111. 111w1111 XV1-NII11111-11 111x1'1111 5111111111111 R111.11111 11111111 -111w1111 171-11 XY1111.1111 111111111141 1111111111 5111.1r1, 1111111111 1111111 1 1'.111.1111 511111111111 X1-1111111 R1111 ,111s1-1111 X1.1g1'1x 1.11Kl1'111'1' 15.111g.11111111' '1111111 1 119111111 1.11111-1111' 111111 111111111 XV1-x11111v1-r1 1111111111111-11111111 R11111-1: .X111111111 .111111-1111 11.111111-1 1.111 H1111 'll11'11I R1111' 121111111 XX'1'111' 1.11111-x R11xx11-. 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XV111l.ll11 1511111 .l11s1-1111 N1.1g1-rs, .l.1111.-1 1i11w11-, 1111111-r1 XV1-111: .11111 1111111-11 XV1-w11111v1-11. 11115 1'1.1xs 11.18 1111- 1:1-1'111111 1.11111-S1 1'111'11111111'111 111 1111- 1311111 s11111111 w1111 Q1-V1-11 1111-111111-rs II1 1111- .111111'11111.11 111111-lv. l111r'111 11.1111 agp ga, .1 I-'irsl Row: Richard Scharf. Vice-President: I.ucille Vilbrandt. Treasurerg Anna Mae Nyc. President: Lawrence Daugherty, Secretary. Setoml Row: Marguerite Falewage. Anna George. Frances Slionecki. james Rossie. Marv Bangert. Mary Barrett. Ardella Iioos. Ilugene Daugherty. Margaret Ifnright. Loretta Brickner. Third Row: Robert Westhoven, Jeanette Iluth. Betty Wilson, Mary .lane Bounds, Virginia Klinepeter. Justin Nye, lileannr Sherman. .lean Ann XVoessner Paul Sitever. The Bonhi Club ORGANIZED IN 1929-SPONSORED PLAY IN FIEBRU.-XRY. SHRUBBERY GIVEN SCHOOI. THIS YEAR FOR CAMPUS QTI-IE Bonhi club was organized November 7, 1929 by the senior class of X 1930. The motive of this organization is to help A'boost the new high school. Father O'Connor was chosen faculty adviser and through his never tir- ing efforts has made the club what it is today. In the early part of the present scholastic year Anna Mae Nye '34 was chosen president by Rev. Robert V. O'Connor. The president was chosen because of her ability and her active support in other school achievements. The other of- ficers are: Vice-President, Richard Scharf '3-I: Secretary, Lawrence Daugherty '351 Treasurer. Lucille Vilbrandt '3-1. Since the founding of the Bonhi club it has seen four college students given the rank of president. Those having the opportunity of holding this important position and attending college are: Carolyn Vogel '30, Mary McKee '31, Mary G. Vilbrandt '32, and Anna Gase '33. Five years have passed and each year the club has endeavored to leave a remembrance in the high school. The gifts that have been presented to the school are: a chalice given for the chapel in the high school. two pastel pictures one of Father Weber and the other one of Father O'Connor. by the members of 1930: the Black and Gold cyclorama for St. Wendelin's high school auditor- ium, by the members of 1931: the shrubbery for the campus by the members of 1932, a substantial monetary gift, by the members of 1933, and this year the club gave trees and shrubbery and aided financially to complete the beautifying of the school campus. Twentu-Nine I i lil Nl ' . W lrluzl Run .'XI'AlCll,1 luux ,luwpll Slxnlnxlm Izmlfl- Y1ll'1.m.ll Xlaxx ll.x1u.1 Klux Quill Rulzmll llulll llnlmnw ll.1.1sl'1. .Nmrwul Rwui Xgllcx l llllllv llwplm Dull llgmlu Sliillllflll llwyim XY.'xllmu'r1 .lnnn Xlnv Nw liulmxwl Salwar! 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Nlxrx' linrrcll, Dulurvs ll.1.1sl'r. .mal l'lclmur Slmcrman lflcnnvr is ilu' only juniur in the clulw and mcrillwl thc plan lw lmvr unscl- lixlw work in llmc .ulvcrlising llup.1rl1m'm of zln' Vmslin. f'l'1'1 J.. 10.2.2221 Ga! ' A ' ' lllii :'Li?ZI'fIii2!! O K 'X-.. 1:1113 I t Lu: t-Xrtlella laws. lDi:sidenL1 l.ucille 'lreasttreri Marv Barrett. Vicefllicsitleut. Svttmtl Rust: Marv Getl. Regina llrant Aganes l ichtle, Marv llangert. Doltires llaaser Delta Umega, Gamma UNI Y CI lfll SOl1il.Y VOR GIRI S-1fOUXDl1D IN 1031. 'l'llRl'I' Cll.Xl1'lAliRS ll:XVlQ B121 X ADUIQD SlNClQ 'lil1l2N Villaraudt. Secretarv: Anna Nlae Nyc. S the year 11134 rolls around to .lune it brings to a close another actively 1 Successful year forthe Gamma chapter ofthe Delta Omega Sorority. lt was organized by the girls in the class ol' 11131 as the Do-Do Club which means Udo. do work for thc new high school, ln September the name was changed to Delta Omega. and Florence Higham was elected president. When May 10.31 came the girls ol the class ol' 19.33 were asked to form a secuntl chapter of the Delta Omega which was to be called Beta, these like the first chawter were verv energetic. 'lhe l5st,t chapter. piloted hv Margaret l,onsway. extentled an invitation to the girls in the class ol' 1113-1 to compose the third chapter which was to be ltnown as the Gamma chapter. Qllflfi til' this years gratlualiou class were only too happy to have the priv- ilege to loin this club, as iunitzrs and right from the start worl-tecl with Hmight .intl Illllllil to upholtl the tradition ol' the two foregoing chapters. At the lirst meeting Arclella lioos was electecl president, and in February 10.3.3 a dinner was served in the high school cafeteria which was a huge success. November 7. 10.53, after the cluh was organized for one year. Arclella Focus was re-electetl presitlent. lfehruary ZS, 11134, a card party was sponsored by the puppy Gamma girls and was met with great response. lu ortler that the girls will not he forgotten they have presented a beautiful magazine rack to the high school to he placed in the library. May 13, 11134. the Gamma girls were hostesses to their mothers with a play. songs, recitations. and a lunch in the high school auditorium. Thtritl Ons I wa. lwfal RIIII ' Xlarigarrl I nrighi Rv-e liinmx lranees Skunelki Ilelen Sussang I ii.ilIe Xliller, Brwlrvrl HULL 1 .krlene llull Xlari' .Mtn llelk XI.irg.ireI links I leannr Nli'im.in Ilurins fimik, llelen XIII winiirki I Delta Omega, Delta IDI I I,X OXII l-.N NORORI I Y XINI5 IO Iill I' XII NIIIRY Xl IYI lla' .-XIHIDINLI IflL'li I II Kill.-XIII I ll l'Iil SIl5I Nl ILO ISI CKIIOSI N llliN Ihe Alplia kll1JDlx'l'OliIl1C IDCllflk,I11QQCl. emnpnseal Isl Ihe girls nl I V , . . . , Ih Iliss II l wI wne ii LI Ihe iclei ol huins, I eluh Iliil iinulrl Iii e I . ' 'e 'e ' '. .' j.' . ' on ivilhin Ih: sclinwl Ihev pruhahlv hal Iheir douhIs alwul iIs QUIIIIIIIIIIY, loday Ihex' have no neerl ol tears Im' Ihe Ihir,I cliapler .il Ihe well organ- izerl club. is lacing esIalilishecl, Ihe Ciamma girls. or Ihe granliiales Iwi l'l.II are liusy, making arrangements for Ihe new chapters II is Ihe privilege III' Ihe senior girls Io select a numlaei' of names nl new memhers whom Iliey Ihink are capable an.l reliahle leallers. lirom this IisI Ihe enrire groun ol' asnirams mai' select Iheir nresidenI hx' secrel hallnl, Ihe newli' wrganilecl unil Iii Ihe eluh may elefI Ihe other officers. 'lihree chapters have mined Ihe ranks Isl Alumni and Ihe class ul IW33 re' mains. In carry un Ihe gmml spirir and willing rlisprisiliun ul Ihe toregoing classes, Nexl In Ihe linnhi eluh, Ihe Della Omega sororiti' has lieen Ihe most active, Ihe girls Iii' Ihe original ehapler aimed In keep their memory alive in Iheir rklrna NIJIUF by linking Ihe senior class with Ihe granluales. lhus shorllx' hefore graIluaIiIin. iI has been eusuiinary In organize Ihe new ehapIer Ihal is IU remain active in Ihe seliool during Ihe ensuing sehuol Ierm. NVhen Ihe Clainma chapIer met. Xlav ll. Ihev selected Ihe following names III' girls eligible In he IYFUSILIUIIII Xlargaret Ilinks. lflorine Cfnuk. Nlarv A. Beck. llmfzf l1I'Ii 'PCI . v..v- 1 . v,' - fn- .1 .., . ffalilnl .,., A ' :El mia .... , ..ukliHlEil9i?S!'1 , . . 1 .- '.- LE- : Zfzvz iii F? . 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Roland Iilchert, Agnes Lichtle, Harold Kelhley. joseph Dell, William Ledwedge. Richard Puchta. Joseph Skonecki. Eleanor Sherman. The Froslm Staff' STAFF MEMBERS HAVII EARNED PLACES THROUGH IEARNEST XVORK IN l'AMl7AlGN X NE of the most fascinating tasks for the seniors is the editing of the yearbook. the Froslin. First an exciting advertising campaign, then the subscription race. and then the great day when the staff is named, Joseph Westhoven '34 was chosen Editor-in-Chief of the W3-l yearbook, with Anna Mae Nye as assistant editor. Literary editors: Joseph Skonecki. Agnes Lichtle, Ardella Foos. Underclass editors: Joseph Dell, Mary Getz. Dolores Haaser: Typist: Mary Barrett. Sport editors: Richard Scharf. Harold Kelbley, Richard Huth: Business Manager: Eleanor Sherman: Assistantsz Lucille Vilbrandt. William Ledwedge, Roland Elchert: Circulation Managers: Alma Frankart, Mary Bangert, Richard Puchta. Every student who marie the staff. earned his position. Westhoven in par- ticular deserves the honor given him for he solicited S58 in subscriptions and has been a winner in practically every contest in high school. The word Froslin is taken from the initial letters of Father Robert O'Con- nor, the initial letter of Saint and the final three letters of Wendelin: F--R-fO-S-Lil-N. Thirlyffiue 1 1 'S!1 f v1w11s1Ir'll!n1l'f-lUv1D 4-fL1ll-w1117lQlll '9!I1tfV!d!lll ' joseph D1-ll Uhr Ilivxihrlette 1 '1' iii- ., '.':,'e I joseph Skulwcki 'Xs51s1.1111 I:1I11111' I'1I11111 111 CI111-I XXf'e11deIette MHI1L1gCl'S KIIISI RIX'XI5 ISL I 111I1I.XI IIQIINIUX IIFII XXINIBIII I II S I .XII N XXII U .XI I NIU UI Sl'IXSCfI1IIIII11X1'XXII'XIL1N 1 IIII 1 II11' 1'l1LI1'I1' ' 1 1I1c1I 11111 1111 1I11-1111-1111111 1'1'.11'11I 11s 1'11s11'111'1 1 ' ' ' llx I11111 1 II I.111'1I.1111'11111'1'Ix' 111-11' s1.1II. 'I I11' 1.1sI1 111 x1'I1'1'11111g .1 1.111.1I1I1' 111.111.111- 11111 1l1'111lP1'1's11'1I w11I1 1It1' I.1c11I1v. 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The Wendelette Staff SCHOOI. MONUGRAMS 'I'O BE AW.-XRDIID, Dlil.l, AND SKONIZCKI HAVE BEEN ON STAVF FOR FOUR YEARS X6 - . r . . . . V QQQNE of the outstanding extra-curricular activities of long standing in St. Wendelin's is the school publication, the Wendelette. Staff posi- tions are open to the entire stu-dent body but positions depend upon ability of the student and participation in school activities. Positions may be earnej by working in the campaign for subscriptions, launched each year shortly after the opening of school in September. Any student doing satisfactory work for three consecutive months may likewise earn a place on the staff. Should a member be delinquent in his work on the paper or seriously neglect his duty he is sus- pended. 'l'he Vvlendelette masthead of l'J33-10.24 carries the following names: Edi- tor-in-Cfhief. Joseph Skonecki: Assistant editor. Joseph Dell: Literary editors, Joseph Westhoven. Richard Scharf. Prrdella Foos. Lucille Vilhrandt: Alumni, Anna Nlae Nye. Agnes Lichtle: Mission and Exchange. Dolores Haaser: Cir- culation, Jeanette Huth. Robert Kramb, Beatrice Thom: Sports. Paul Steyer: Business, l.oretta Brickner, John Martin. John Wolph. Kenneth Holman, Rob- ert Huth, ln the point system of giving recognition to staff members Skonecki leads with a total of 3,7110 points for this year. In recognition for student effort in editing the paper a school monogram is awarded to those staff members who have merited the greatest number of points. Last year, on account of financial circumstances no monograms for iournalism were awarded. Ardella Poos and Agnes l,ichtle are the only two members in the high school who possess one but in another three weeks six more students will receive the award for this year. 'l'hr'11tf-S.'c'en ur School Paper The l.lle1thelette Qow HAT joy and eagerness enters into the students' hearts as they hear that the XX'endelette is about to leave the press. lhey make numerous inquiries regarding its arrival so they might be able to scan the many pages of news concerning those in their respective classes. They are placid and peaceful of heart as they get the Xvendelette in their hands. 'lheir restlessness is soothed. Since hard work is connected with any thing fine. it was necessary to choose those who were to take the Wendelette by the hand and take it places. ln or- der to be able to publish the school paper it was necessary. and always is. to procure boosters called subscribers. A few weeks after the opening of the school term an assembly was held in the high school auditorium. After an inspiring appeal made by the principal. Rev. R. V. O'Connor. the students of every class began a scouring party of every nook and corner in Fostoria. The campaign was in full swing. l't wasn't long before the subscriptions begatt to wend their way into the office and before long things began to get mighty hot. Competition was keen. lior three weeks things were more than booming. liinally the campaign closed and after compiling the results the senior class was officially announced the winners. Joseph XVesthoven 4.34 had solicted the largest number of subscriptions. Now that the fray was all over. the task of beginning work on the first issue was seriously taken to heart. All were determined to make it a bigger and better paper, During the last week in October the first issue of the XVendelette made its initial appearance followed by loads of compliments. Before the November issue was begun another assembly was held in the auditorium where the staff for the current year was to be named. After a few announcements liather O'CIonnor divulged the names of those who were to take charge of the Wendelette. lt has always been the ambition of the staff and other students to attain the great pinnacle of honor with their school publication. The Vvlendelttte has been entered into various contests and has proved worthy of its trials in them. In the C, S. P. A. contest the Vvlendelette was judged and given lfirst Class rating last year. But the zenith of its success was reached when word was re- ceived that the Vv'endelette was given All-American honors at the N. S, P. A. contest. The staff adviser and its members felt that their untiring efforts were well rewarded. This year the school paper received second place in the contest sponsored by the Cfolumhia Scholastic Press Association of New York, ln the contest sponsored by the National Scholastic Press Association the Vxlendelette was given liirst Class rating. ln the previous two years the Vylen- delette attained All-American Honors. ln the trophy case there are displayed six medals merited by the Vylendelette in competition with other school pttblications. entered in the Columbia Schol- astic Press Association in New York. A certificate of merit is issued by the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association in Minnesota. 'l'l1f1It1 lfftllit John Barrel' Eloarinr Sherman The Orators JOHN BARRIIIUIA AND ELEANOR SHERMAN RECEIVE FIRST Pl ACE HONORS IN IOCAI KJRATORIKAAI, CONTEST S is the custom each year an oratorical contest was held in the high school. After much preparation and hard work by the students, eliminations were held in the classrooms. The following students were selected from their respec- tive classes. Seniors: Joseph Dell, Roland Elchert, Joseph Skonecki, Dolores l-laaser. Ardella Eoos. and Lucille Vilbrandt. Juniors: Lawrence Daugherty, John Barrett, Paul Steyer, Rose Kinney, Eleanor Sherman, and Margaret Jinks. Sophomores: John Wolpla. Eugene Daugherty. Jeanette l-luth, Loretta Brickner, and Virginia Klinepeter. Fresh- men: Robert Westhoven. William Eoos. Wilfred Lonsway. Edith Nell Herrig. Grace Weimerskirch. and Marguerite Ealewage. The boys' contest was held Wednesdayt. May 23 and the girls' Thursday. May 24. After much consideration the judges adjourned and announced the winners. John Barrett won among the boys with Joseph Skoneclti and Eugene Daugherty receiving second and third honorable mention. The winner. among the girls. was Eleanor Sherman with Lucille Vilbrandt and Margaret Jinlcs receiving second and third honorable mention. 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Hardly had classes begun when the Wendelette campaign was opened and the students started canvassing the town. OCTOBER Through the generosity of Joseph A. Braun of Detroit, the school received many pieces of office equipment and furnishings that are very useful to the commercial students. William Ledwedge was elected captain of the football team after votes had been cast three times. Joseph Westhoven easily won first prize in the Wendelette contest which was closed early in the month. NOVEMBER All four classes elected their class officers in a very business-like manner- - each having a separate ballot box in a common voting booth. The Wendelette staff was named with Joseph Skonecki receiving the office of Editor-in-Chief. Resuming an old custom in the high school, the senior class sponsored a Black and Ciold day. The junior class presented a play in the auditorium. Bashful Mr. Bobbsf' of which all the proceeds were given to buy a mimeograph for the school. As has been customary in past years 'a senior boy is chosen to be an hon- orary Junior Kiwanian every three months. The first boy for this year was Richard Scharf who began his membership this month. National Education Week was observed by the school with the senior class presenting a short program for the rest of the students. DECEMBER The Reverend A. A. Weber's Name Day was celebrated by the entire stud- ent body of both the grade and high schools with a clever program. Joseph Skcrecki and Jcsefh Dell won honors in the National Quill and Scroll Contest which was open to students of the entire United States. The Students' Spiritual Council, a religious organization for high school students was inaugurated in the high school by Father O'Connor. ln an elec- tion by the entire student body, Joseph Skonecki was elected president. Anna Mae Nye was named president of the Bonhi club at a meeting, pre- sided over by Father O'Connor. An athletic banquet was given by the Football Boys' Mothers in honor of the ,graduating gridmen. JANUARY Joseph Skonecki was the first representative to be selected to attend the Rotary luncheon this year. Joseph Dell was chosen as the second Junior Kiwanian of the year. Richard Scharf was elected captain of the basketball team by his teammates. I-'orly-One Mr. O. C. Harding generously donated a beautiful trophy to be given to the City Basketball Champions. FEBRUARY The Bon'hi club, always active. presented their annual play. 'fThe Cat Came Back. With joyful celebrations the third anniversary of the opening of the new school was commemorated, conjointly with the eleventh anniversary ol lfather O'Connor's ordination to the priesthood. Robert Brickner won S25 in the Toledo News-Bee Analyzed Vwlriting Con- test. Roland lilchert received the honor to be the secon-.l representative of the high school at the Rotary luncheon. Ellsworth Nibeck was elected captain of the W3-l football team at a ban- quet given by the Football Boys' Mothers club. Joseph Skonecki. Joseph Dell. and Roland Elchert won prizes in the local American l.egion Essay Contest on the subject Peace with Security. MARCH A great event in our parish was the celebration of Father Vvlebers eightieth birthday, a goodly number of years for the pastor ofa parish to be carrying on his shoulders. The contest for the subscriptions for the Froslin was begun in an assembly when Father O'Connor explained the procedure. Alma Frankart. Joseph Skonecki and Joseph Dell. all seniors. tied for first place in the annual spelling contest held in the high school. The St. Wendelin Mohawks won the City Basketball Championship by winning two out of the three games. Joseph Westlaox'en was named Editor-in-Chief of the Froslin because of his wonderful work during the ad and subscription campaigns and his ability in journalism. Fifteen St. Vw'endelin students entered the Commercial Contests held in Tiffin. Joseph Westliox'en won the first prize in the Froslin subscription contest by dint of hard work. Richard Scharf securetl first place in the Current Literature Notebook Con- test open for both the seniors and juniors. MAY Joseph Dell and Joseph Skonecki attenzled the State Bookkeeping Contest held in Bowling Green, Dell received third and Skonecki fottrth in the sectional contest in Tiffin. For the first time in the history of the school. the seniors sponsored a dance. held in our audiioriutn. Through the kindness of Father O'Connor the seniors were taken for a day of outing on Ascension Day. visiting points of interest on Catawba lsland. Terrace Beach. Crystal Rock. and the famous Blue Hole at Castalia. JUNE The ittnior class sponsored the annual high school picnic. taking the stu- dents to Olentangy Park in Columbus. June 7. Nlass was said in the school chanel for the seniors following which a Communion breakfast was served in the cafeteria. ln the evening the com- mencement exercises were held. lifwltf f:t'tt Alma lfranlcart. Norbert Lang XVilliam ledwedgr. Mary Getl. Roland lilchert. Richard Scharf. Regina llrrant Richard Huth. Mary Bangert. joseph Skonecki, Ardella limos. Joseph Dell. Aloseph Xlfesthoyeii, l.ttcille Vilbrandt Dolores Haaser. Anna Mae Nye, Mary Barrett. Senior Class Pla f l5Vl2RYl5ODYiS CRAZY CHOSIZN AS SENIOR L'l,AS5 Pl..-XY. l'RlfSllX'l'l5D MAY Z9--30, Sl2VliN'l'lil2N ARIQ IN CAST HO'S crazy? Everybodv's Crazyln Who said so? The senior class. And who are they? They were the crazy ones in the senior class play. The play was held on May JU-SU and was under the direction ofthe Rev. R. V, O'Connor. lt consisted of a fast moving plot centered around a supposedly haunted tavern. Herbert Stanley. taken by Richard Scharf. with his college classmates. 'Iiommy Vv'ilkins, by Roland Elchert, and Elmer Sneed. by Joseph Skoneclxi. plan to open a new hotel. They enter into a contract with Mr. Bates. Joseph Westlioxien. During the ensuing hours guests start arriving in the persons of Mrs. Spoon, er. a widow with a loose bundle of nerves. portrayed by Mary Bangert and Adam Pottle. an old bachelor who is everlastingly in the clutches of nightmares. This part was ably taken by William Ledwedge, Hilarious laughter arose from the spectators as they witnessed the country lingo of the romance seeker who in- sisted on meeting Eve St. Regis. Tommy's cousin, taken by Roland' Elchert. Following in their footsteps came an old maid who dabbled in spiritual- ism. Miss Ketura Katt, by Anna Mae Nye and her niece Julie Mather depicted by Mary Barrett and Dolores Haser. Then came another paying guest, a sleep walking old Romeo. Godfrey Van Gordon. by Joseph Dell. Beside him staunch- ly stands his hypochondriac wife. 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IlcIN.1rx.IIS wrrc IIIiIIi'i IIII' Iliruuliiwii III IIN Ilcvi'I'I'IIiI IQJINII Y. OK uiiiiiwii .Ns WAS sI.IIcII Iwluix' IIIIS uxix IIN Iirsl IIIIIC iii IIN Iiistuiw' III IIN SIIIINII IILII .im iuniui II.iss ini .iIIImi,IIII In sgmisiii .I II.I-s pI.ix .IIIII simi ii um suili .I QLITAI siicfcss Isl II INcimIiiiI1i'II Iw Iwmiiig iunior classrs .IIIII Iwcuiiic .i rvgIiI.ir p.II'l ut IIN I'xII.i III1rIiI'I1I.1r .uiiviiivx III' IIN' SCIIUUI. I.lIxIlI5l Ili pI.Nc .iliiiig siili' IIN scniiir II.iss pI.IV. Iii: 'xi l'ii.1: I- Paul Stever. James Rossie. .Justin Nye, Frances Skonecki, Richard Vvloessner, Lucille Vil- brandt. Richard Srharf. Lawrence Daugherty, Eleanor Sherman. Brian Kane, Ardella limos. The Bonhi Club Play D.-YILS Olf PLAY WERIZ VIEBRUARY ll-ll. l. VILBRANDT AND RICHARD SCHARI- XVERE LEADING till.-XRACTIERS HE Cat Came Back, by J, C. McMullen. a humorous three act comedy, under the auspices of the Bonhi club was presented in the high school auditorium on February ll and ll of this year. The play was under the di- rection of the Rev. R. V. O'Connor. The plot was a very interesting one. taking place in the modern home of Gerald and Leona Gardner. This newly wedded couple quarreled over a cat, Mussolini, No cat. no wife, was the verdict of Leona. There was nothing left for Gerald to do but make his home in the garage. thinking this would win back Leon's friendship. A wealthy friend of Gerald's who had enjoyed married life for forty years without a quarrel, sent word that he was coming to visit them. He brought, as a wedding present for the Gardners, a cat. called Mus- solini. the second. The personnel of the play is: the groom, Gerald, played by Richard Scharf 'S-lx a loyal friend of Geralds, Tim Gallagher. very cleverly impersonated by Richard Woessner 235: the butler. Michael Maloney, Brian Kane 135: the bride, Leona Gardner. Lucille Vilbrandt '3-l: the Japanese butler from next door. Tanaka. James Rossie 137: the brides mother and father. Mrs. Letetia Peters and Peter Peters by Mary Bangert '34 and Paul Steyer '35 respectively. The maid. Lily. Eleanor Sherman 'Biz the fake bride, Frances Skonecki 135: a friend of the groom. Alonzo Jackson, Justin Nye 236: the grocery boy, Billy Scanlon. Lawrence Daugherty '35: and a neighbor, Mrs. Cberkamp, Ar- della Foos 134. The play was one round of laughter and it was one of the cleverest plays ever sponsored at St. Wendelin's. With the remarkable portrayal of their parts the cast made the play a great success. For! q-Five ll - '1- ' 'IFYFQY 4 F ,A I2 W '-u 1 .fr - lorttf. . Student illbrt and Memories Agnex l.iehtle '34 won .1 Spenter- ian fountain pen in the Scholastic Awards contest. ln a current literature notebook contest. Richard Sehart won first prize: Alma lfranltart. second: Dol- ores Haaser, third. 'lhe inonograni group. appears on a dull day but their HWS are there. all the same. liourteen ol the twenty-two grad- uates ol' this vear have heen together since the tirst grade, lfvery hoy in this grotto attended a Rotary meeting some time last year. Sweet meinoriesl lhe dai' we went to l'ut-in-l'aav and di.ln't get there. but we did see the Blue llole. S, Y -mu Joseph Westhox'en '34, Agnes Lichtle '34, Anna M. Nye '34, Dol- ores Haaser '34, and Robert Welly '37 won in the Wendelette campaign. Joseph Dell, Roland Elchert. and Joseph Skonecki were honored guests at the Rotary club. Margaret Jinlxs, l.awrence Daugh- erty and Frances Skonecki were rep- resentatives in the novice class of the sectional typewriting contest. Joseph Skonecki, Agnes Lichtle. Lucille Vilbrandt, Joseph Westhoven. Anna Mae Nye, Richard Scharf, Jean Ann Woessner. Eleanor Sher- man, Richard Woessner. Grace Weim- erskirch. and Margaret Enright were the prize winners in the N34 Froslin campaign. Joseph Slxonecki. Joseph Dell, and Richard Scharf were the junior Ki- wanians this year. Anna Mae Nye. Lucille Vilbrandt. Alma Frankart, Norbert Lang, and Mary Getz represented their school in the sectional typewriting contest, at Tiffin, Richard Huth, Richard Scharf. Ro- seph Skonecki, Joseph Dell, and Mary Getz were the bookkeeping represen- tatives at Tiffin. For! yfSeUen ifts to the School BONHI CLUB AND DELTA OMEGA. EVERY YEAR SINCIE ORGANIZATION. HAVIE l'RlESliN'l'ED GIFTS 'IU SCHOOI, QD l-lli spirit of the clubs and organizations in St. Wendelin high school needs no publicity or campaigning to arouse it, for it has never slept. The Bonhi club. dear to all members. but especially to the class of lllitb. who saw its early beginnings, has left each year. a gift to that school to which it ple.lg:d its loyalty. ln lW3U. when preparations were being made for the great moving day. which had long been a dream. the club presented a chalice for the chapel of the new high school. in which their class was not able to assemble as a student group. Two pastel pictures. one of Father Vwleber and one of Father O'Connor were likewise presented for the library. The class of WHO carries the distinction of having been the last class to graduate from the old high school. ln Wil the Bonhi club presented the Black and Ciold cyclorania used lor the first time on the night of their graduation. ln V732 the club responded to the wishes of the Reverend R. V. O'Connor and purchase.l shrubbery for the school campus. A ln IUSS, the school was in dire financial need and the club made a cash gift to the upkeep of the school. ln W3-l Father Offonnor suggested. that the club purchase trees for the campus and on Arbor Day. April 1.3. their gift took root, Sufficient funds were left to purchase a statue. four feet in height. of Our l.ady of l.ourdes. placed in the high school chapel. Another active organization is the Delta Omega sorority established by the class of WSI. The girls were in their junior year when they struck upon the idea. which has proved its worth. Before graduating. the members decided to bring into their group the juniors. who were to take their places shortly. They named the new unit. the Beta chapter. That custom of initiating the soon to-be- seniors has prevailed. The original group or the Alpha chapter presented a filing cabinet to the high school library. The case stands about four feet high. contains eighteen card drawers and two large drawers for fugitive material. The Beta chapter. comprised of members of the class of N32 presented a much needed dictionary stan.l. The stand is of light oak and matches the file cabinet. The Gamma chapter. comprised of the class of 1034 has presented a magazine rack. Both clubs are active boosters of every school project and the gifts bearing a plate with their names and the year of presentation will last beyond the memory of any of us. and will be heralds. silent yet proclaiming the generous spirit that prevailed among the members. I-'ortif Iitilhl ml -ELII l M B rx Richard Scharf ary arm Joseph Skonecki The Senior Dance MARY BARRETT XVAS APPOINTKD CHAlRMAN. SKKHARV AND SKUNIECKI l.lfAD IX TICKFT SAl,lQ HE students of the senior class of 1034 sponsored the first high school dance ever held by the students of St. Vv'endelin's. Mary Barrett was named chairman of the affair and capably and efficiently did her work. Faithfully aided by every member of the class. Mary stamped this initial enterprise into the annals of St. Vwlendelins and with indelible ink re- corded it's success. Richard Scharf and Joseph Skonecki led in the sale of tickets. Every member ol' the class was on the ticket committee but Scharf and Skonecki showed sti- perior-effort. l.ucille Vilbrandt was chairman of the decoration committee and the class was untiring in arranging the hall to make it look its best, NVicker sets were borrowed from several generous families in the parish. Floor lamps added that cozy feeling which pervaded the gymnasium, May 7. Spring flowers. blossoms. roses. Iilacs were artistically arranged about the hall. Anna Mae Nye was in charge of the refreshments. Bredbeckls Ambassadors furnished the music, The stage was attractive with its nine piece orchestra silhouetted against the Black and Gold cyclorama, and surrounded by ferns and palms. Those who attended this dance will long remember the many favorable comments uttered for the class of W34. They worked at this like they did other things of the year- 'and made it : success. There was nothing left undone to make it a crowning-point of the senior year. Forty-Nine J ,Qglfe Ffllfflllf UQTH Hli ever-commended spirit ol cooperation displayed hy the senior class ot ' 1034 will frequently he recalled in St. XVendelin's. Above the taber- nacle in the high school chapel hangs an imposing picture of Hoffmans Agony in the Ciar.len hearing an inscription ln inemorv of the class of I 3l. As the graduates leave St. XX'endelin's .lune 7, they may truly say. XVe have tried to do all things well. Mrs. Anthony Peluso 1Dorothv lierwalt 'JW has practiced the graduation songs with the high school students. Ardella lfoos '34 carries the enviable record of perfect attendance and perfect punctuality during her four years in high school. Regina Brant. Joseph Dell, Arjella Foos. Anna Mae Nye. Joseph Slconeciti are the only seniors who have never been late for Mass in the chapel. this year. The Reverend R. V. Ofjonnor will offer the sacrifice of the Mass for the seniors. June 7, during which the graduates will receive Holy Communion. lm- mediately after the services breakfast will be served in the cafeteria to the grad uates. The trip to Put-in-Bay will be tried once more. June ll. The seniors will be the guests of Father O'Connor. and as an incentive to the rest of the student body to sell the class play tickets. all students selling ten or more tickets may go along to the lsland. Commercial students display a friendly rivalry to lead the class in their re- spective subjects. Norbert l.ang '34 reached the 120 word transcription record an .l received a gold pin. Nlargaret l.onsway '32 was the only one thus far who mer- ited the award. Sunday. May 17. will always be remembered as a great day in St Wendelin's. Rev. .l. l. Hartman read his first solemn High Mass, His brother. the Reverend F. 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Rowl Richard Huth. llllsworlh Nibeek, ,loseph XVcsthoven, Captain Richard Scharf. iam lcdwedge. Richard Xkloessner. Roland lglchrrl. S.-rum! lime: Dr. T. W. Gcoghcgan, Faculty Manager Reverend R. V. O'Connor, Albert man. George lialewage, Robert llulli Student Manager Raymond Hark. Coach Vvril Selmrf. The Basketball Squad VJendelin Vvlendelin Wendelin NNendelin Wentlelin Vklendelin Wendelin Wendclin Xvendclin , , Vv'endelin Wendelin Wenclclin Vw'endelin ,, , Vklendelin , , Wendclin Vklendclin Wendelin Wcndelin xlxague game. lfm 75 28 -ll! ZH 20 10 l O l 3 Z9 ZX 31 14 14 24 32 31 28 Gibsonburg Calvert ....... Qld Fort ,,,i,,,. Lima. St. Rose Norwalk, St. Pauls Sandusky, St.Mary's Crestline Fostoria . .,,,,.,,,..,..., , Upper Sandusky Carey , . Fremont, St. Josephs Upper Sandusky ,,,,,,, Toledo, St. John's Carey . Fostoria Calvert Salem , Fostoria 24 , 27 Z7 , 35 , 23? 3:1 28? , 20 ,,....34 ll ,. dll I9 ll ,, I8 W ,ffm .36 + H18 Fifru-Seven onates Trophy A trophy was givcn this ycar hy Xlr, O, C. Harding. This is thc first timc in thc baskcthall compctition lor thc championship ot thc city that an award was givvn. 'lihis award is a hcautilnl loving cup standing ahotit twclvu inchcs. niountud on a lwlack onyx luasc. llit' school, to hcconic tht' solc ownci' ol thc cup. tttllsl win tht' cliainpionship ol thc city lor thrct wars. .kt pi'cst-nt, tht' trrasttrc is in thr trophy casc ol our school. liaviiig li.-yn won ht' thc haskctliall plaicrs til t X't'.'lI'. his lior thc- lirst timc in thu haskuthall liistory ol St. kk'cn.lcliii's tht' scrics ot lwaskctliall ' ' gaincs with liwstoria High tor thi' chanipion- ship. wsnt to a third ganic to dvcitlc tlic vic- tors. il ht' lirsl and third gaint-s lining playcd in our gvninasiuin and thc sccond plai't'd in thr lfostoria High. O. C, Harding Captains of rid and Court LHDWVICDGE ,-ixn SCI-IARF C5-Tj Hlf St. Vvlcndclin Nlohawks wcrc lcd through their athlctic scasons by two ol thc ablcst and most inspiring boys iii thc school. Nluch crcdit is forthcoming to thcsc playcrs for thc way thcy wcrc alwlc to handlc thc Mo- liawks on thc gridiron and in thc cage. NVhcrc tht' liigliting was thc thickest thcst' two lcadcrs could ht' lound. Pat lmclwcdgc was votcd captain of thc toothall squad and lcd his tcam to a succcssful suason, 'Vatu has carncd two varsity monogranis in toothall. ln his iunior ycar hc playcd und and in his scnior yvar was tonnd to hc that hard smashing fullback who gaincd many yards for thc Saints. On thc haskcthall court Dick Schart' was put at thc hclni to lcad thc Nlohawks who wcrc dcstincd to win thu city championship and thc first Hard- ing Trophy. Scharl' was a surc-shot. Cool and lcvcl-hcadt'tl hc nianagcd to sink lwaskct aftcr basket. Ht' has hccn a varsity playcr for four ycars and is thc only scnior who can boast of having won right lctturs in sports. Scharl' has hccn an ahlc lcadcr. a loyal worker and an honorable stndcnt, Ht' is thc last in thc linc of Schart' athlctcs and a rcal loss to thu tcam. I-iflti I-'nit-1 The Mohawks OF THE LEAGUE Oli' SIX NATIONS QUEUHEN our St. Wendelin Nlohawks met the Senecas of Calvert. Tiffin. ' on the basketball court at St. Wendelin's gymnasium. the curtain dropped on the second campaign of competition in the League of Six Nations. The Mohawks had a third place standing in football and a fourth place in basketball. Richard Scharf. the Mohawks captain and stellar forward, was chosen for- ward on the All-Star. League of Six Nations. team. This is the first time the coaches of the l.eague have chosen an All-Star team. STUDENT MANAGERS Q5 TUDENT managers have no easy task. for they must keep count of all K equipment, clean the gym and attend to other numerous duties. This position must be filled by students who are capable of doing the work. This year Father O'Connor appointed Paul Steyer '35 as football manager and Eugene Boyer '30 and Raymond Hark '37 as basketball managers. The graduating athletes offer their thanks to these boys for their splendid effort in trying to make things as easy as possible for them. CHEERLEADER XVhen the Saints' spirits started to lag their loyal followers would raise their courage by cheering them on. Eleanor Sherman '35 was the leader of this cheering and to her the gridmen and the basketball players offer their thanks. At every game whether in the city or out of the city. Eleanor was sure to be there. She won her monogram. but remember. she worked hard. until the very end. September .ZZ September 29 October 5 October 13 October 20 October 16 November 2 November 0 FOOTBALL COMING SEASON. 1934 Fostoria . .... . Upper Sandusky .Carey . Calvert . . .,.. .... Norwalk. St. Paul . Gibsonburg fNightJ Crestline . .. 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St. l7.tul MNH? l ,Cllvcrt fl-15.-ll,1,.XCtlllfDL'1.If MAY JN Knights ot Columbus Nl-ty 1 bchnrt May .ll Alumni June 4 Wcsthovcn June 5 Scharf .lunc 7 Slsoncclxi Knights o Junc ll Alumni .lunc 12 Knights of Columbus .lunc I4 Holy Namu .lunu IH Knights of Columbus Junu ll' Alumni .lunc Il Skonccki Junc 25 Knights ol' Columbus June lf: Wcsthovcn JUIN JN Holy Namu -luly 2 XVcsthovcn -lUlY 3 Scharf -:HEY 5 Skoncclxi Knights o .uy'1 Alumni -lilly lll Knights of Columbus JUIY 13 Holt' Name July lf' Knights ol' Columbus -lL1lY I7 Holy Namc -lllly ll' Vvlcsthovcn Ulllly Z3 Alumni -llll'y' 34 Knights of Columbus July ltr Skoncclsi .lllly .ill Alumni .luly .ll .Scharf AUQLLISI 3 Knights of Columbus Xrxtzl Ht-rc 'lilicru lhcrc 'l hui-u At lititin ilillL r llcrt' l lun' llilt' 'lhctc Holy Niiuiu XVcstli.wcn Skonvclo Holy Nimc Alumni f Columhus XVcsthovi'n Sclmrt' Slxoncclxi XX'vstliovci1 Hulv N,1mt' Sclmrl Alumni Skoncclxi Schnrf Holt' Nami' Alumni I' Columbus XlvlCSll'IOYL'l l Scharf Sltoncclti Alumni Scliarl Skoncclxi Holy Namu Vhstlwovuti Sclmrl Skoncclti Vlcstliawun Holy Niimc ,,..A f 'f 'A' L ' - J N ' f'aE3Fi? ' 'k .. . Qlmfltlkdi ' I'-P-iidl-gHl!5E15'iIiQF 'f- 1 ' '43ui'5l!L ADVERTISING gf--. A menlbership of Unsvllish, Active and Ell0l'gl'lil' Students DNN ! -i.'QS YW f 'gfxx Nj THE BONHI CLUB r:s'1',x1s1,lsllr1lJ IN 1029 Edueationally social W' Socially religious W Religiously ailive The Daughters gf Isabella i Why I am a Knight of Columbus . . . I Because as a practical Catholic l appreciate the value ot' C1A'l'HOl.lC Aff- 'IAION POR GOD AND COUNTRY. 2 Because my membership in the Knights of Columbus makes me an actiye, live asset to my religion. my family, my community and myself. 3 Because l believe it to be my duty to associate in fraternal fellowship with other Catholic men in an organization that has a proved, tested program ot Catholic Action. 4 Because in my opinion the l.ay Apostolate of organized Catholic manhood is the crying need ol' today and assuredly the necessity ot' tomorrow. 5 Because my membership in the Knights ol' Columbus is an aid in my Spir- itual. Mental and Physical growth. 5 Because my membership is a protection, a guard and a guarantee lor my wite and my children. 7 Because my membership gives me contact, association and companionship with successful men in all callings. protessions and wallys ot lite. 8 liecause my membership is an example ot' Service. Aid and l1llL'UlII'.1lly'Illt'l1l tor my own boys and for other boys. 9 Because to know and love my neighbor l must meet with him in the sincere cooperation ot' lfriendliness. liraternity and lfaith. 10 llecanse my membership is a sound investment that brings me real diyi dends in l'ersonality angl C haraeter. ll Because my membership gives me the urge to 'l'lllNli. to XVORK, to XVll.l. and to help carry on the Cfause so dear to the heart ol the llolv liather. the Cfanse so dear to the heart ol' every true Cihristian 'l'O Rl' SIURI1Al.l.'l'lllNGS IN CfllRlS'li. 12 Because l CfANNO'l' l,lX'li BY Blilit-XD .-Xl,ONlf, FOSTORIA COUNCIL NO. 1197 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS .L ,mg Get your F 0 R D PLYMOUTH D O D G E CHEVROLET H E TE R from us and help employ Fostoria labor Electric Auto- Lite Company Foundr Division Y 'il Share in the prayers and good Works 0f 4,000,000 M011 WTR Belong fo flue HOLY NAME S00i0ty The Comnlercial 1 ress I l'RIN'l'lNG .,iiil'l' Supplivs l2l IC. 'fiiiin SI- F0510 ia.0hin WOODWORK XXI? f . l1 . THE SENECA LBR ff MILLWORK Co 635 w TIEEIN ST PHONE sas VKJUIJ I.L'NIIZIiIx FIXIQ XYKJIJIJXXUIQK MV 1 1873 . If C4lllI1bll1llL'lllN of PACKING HOUSE, STOCK YARDS FOSTORIA, OHIQ LiHlll1JllIllL'lllS uf THE FOSTORIA SERUM COMPANY Read The Review f'lOSIU!'I-41,5 lizggvsl um! lips! .YvLUs1n1pr1' Job Printing Too Phone 147 Cook Electrically THE OHIO POWER COMPANY THE MOSE LAMFROM CLOTHING CO. DRESS BETTER AND YOU'LL FEEL BETTER THE GEORGE FREESE'S SONS COMPANY Successors to FOSTORIA CREAMERY COMPANY Churners of Fancy Creamery Butter - Eggs 404 South Union Street Fostoria, Ohm CUl'l1jlHlUC11fS of THE CITY LOAN 81 GUARANTY C0. Main and Cenxer Screen Fostoria Ohio C'm11pli1ncnts of MENNEL MILLING COMPANY Q 'Il' ' You are 05592. f Have f Your Shoes Rebuilt Mo I, , W I 603' Tl'1ere's :A lot of wear Icfr in tlwsc slmcs of yours if rcbuxlr our way. Snvc your shous. flu-y snvc your fret :md hm-alrh lr's smart to lvuv GOOD slmocw :md then lmvc them REBUILT-not cobbled. Tl1crc's n diffcrrucc. Let us JOE BROWN'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP 214 South Main Street show you. 7 -7 Ycars Hardwarc Scrvicc THE FRUTH HARDWARE CO. HlJl!Xl'LL'41I'L'.N. Iflcrizhxzl fiumls. l7lll4l7I.N lfslalwlislml WHT Distinctive Styles ln Summer Apparel . . tw - didn H. O. AHLENIUS CO. St. Wendelin Graduates Have Made Good at T. B. U. 100 Per Cent Tllvy were Irmncti to tlwxr' Uflngrr ups in luglu sclxuul lu lfnglxslm, Pun mnnslup. Arlrllmcric and Spullmg- wliln- Four llursmmu in lwusxuvss :ru n mix. w'ritl' For Catalog Tiffin Business University H'- I. I-I. C. Motor Truclcs Pressure Stoves NYE 81 CASE IMP. CO. See the New '34 IZRIGIDAIRE Easy. ABC and Vv'omcn's Friend Washers Phone 165 135 W. North St. Compliments of ORWIG'S DRUG STORE LOANS FINANCING INVESTMENTS LOAN 8x FINANCE CO. lll East Center St. ODENWELLER FURNITURE CO. Complelc Home Furnishers MIKE BROWN'S SHOE STORE Specializing in CORRECTIVE FOOTWEAR Compliments of THE OHIO FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE MILK ASSOCIATION Phone 528 726 Buckley St. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of THE OHIO FARMERS GRAIN 8: SUPPLY ASS'N Fostoria, Ohio DILLON'S AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE VVORKS Service Thar IS Serbice Gifts Greeting Cards Phone 1437 CHURTZ 8z ROSENBERGER lfur livflur Clml Columbus Aw. JI Cfmclwr Slrvcl Compliments of CLASS OF 1936 DICKEN STUDIO CJL!tllIlLl Phuzogruphs I3ostori.1, Ohiv Ill Purrv St. COTTAGE BAKERY For QUALITY BAKED GOODS B. H. Vnss, Prop. 115 S, 51111111 SI. Phunu 56 Cfmnplilnmls UI FOSTORIA ROTARY CLUB CORL'S GOLDEN PHEASANT lcv Cxruanz. Cfumlu. .Yun Tclcphonc 43N 10115. Khin SI. ULMAN BROS. Clover Farm Storc C1 rm JlRUf!vt'S M vu 1 x Phonc 4'P. 437 XV, 'lxifiin SI. D. E. GEAR C1l'llCl'FlAl'S, Frcsh um! Srmmkwl AWULIIS The lmomc of good thing: I I Phone 74 1147 North Main Slrccl MH Complimcnts of COLONIAL THEATER Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service BLOSE MOTOR SALES 304 N. Nlain St. Fostoria, Ohio J. Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. Fostoria, Ohio Local in Service National In Resourres C. PENNEY CO., Inc. Fostoria, Ohio STALL'S MARKET 124 West Center St. NVc solicit your future patron- age and appreciate your contidcncc as expressed in the past. Phone 30. Free Delivery THE FOSTORIA PRESSED STEEL CORP. FOSTORIA. OHIO ZEIGLER BROS. DAIRY Perfectly Pasteurized Dairy Products Extra Rich Extra Pure Phone 120 See Carter and See Belief OPTOMETRIST Compliments of THE PETER CLOTHING CO. STEVER 8z KERREY JEWELERS WATCHMAKERS Home of Fine Watches Diamonds and Silvvrwzirv. Frnnclmsecl Dcnlcrs of HGRUNOXV' Super Safv Refrigerato III North Main St. Phone 579W J. B. BASEHORE 8: CO. 'llalxc .1 Look At Your Chnl Pain Tlicn Plionc THE BASEHORE COAL COMPANY Pham- 58. East Comer Street Compliments nl the Pastime Billiard Parlor and the Pastime Bowling Alley LEONARD Electric Refrigerators Speed Queen Washers A Complctc I.inc of ELECTRICAI. APPLIANCES JOHN BALLREICH 8: SON 205 South Main Phone 972-J Compliments of THUL 81 HOTTLE DAIRY BlLL'S ECONOMY XVill Saw You Nloncy. But Give You llic Bcsl 'lilicrc ls, Buy Aincricis Grmtcst Automobile will! V H Engine The Ford Car l XX'illmu1 .1 Pricc Class. l WILLIS J. HAKES, Inc. , Iiord Snlcs and Survicc. l Since VW? ALBERT P. FLECHTNER Dealer In Choice Meats - ui You Are the Boss .... This store is run to please you :md every time it fails to do so it loses. You don't tell us just what to do or buy. It is up to us to figure out what you want and have it here for you. And that's what we try to do. The only way 117 Ccntgr Stl Phone 195 wedknow we are succeeding is by your :ra e. 1 0. C. HARDING l EDWARD'S DRY HARRY J. SEEBON CLEANING l Transfer and Storage Good Cleaning and l Expert Finishing I Phone 315 111 Perry St. Phone 9 i 425 South Union St. l Compliments of 1. COmP'mm F. J. SANFORD, JR. of Representative of Royal Typewriter Company . Th id 1 d ' n if. FOSTORIA SCREW CO- A STANBASE giiliiiiif' PDITTABLE NOW 545.00 Easy Terms if Desired. THE FOSTORIA V MACHINE 81 TOOL CO. When YOU dmer YYY Designers - Builders TOOLS, DIES, FIXTURES AND SPECIAL MACHINERY X C. W. F ncis, Pre id n. L. B. Keefei-?General ifljngger l Fostoria, Ohio CXm1pIimvnls ul' THE GRAY PRINTING COMPANY Plmnc 78 North ind C..1nlxx'.1ll.1dc1'Sis. Complimcnrs of FEASEL'S WHITE FRONT MARKET Complimcnts of NOBlL'S SHOE STORE A SMART LINE OF NEW MILLTNERY A wldv range of xmprcssxve spring and summer shades and a host of new and tricky trims make tlwvse hats outstanding. To be had In all lxcadfslzes, suimlvlc for M155 and youthful Nlatrnn. THE MATTINGLY MILLINERY SHOP 120 South Main St. J. H. JONES 8: SON, Inc. Burldvrk Supplxcs .Ind C. O A I. llc.1.ly Nlixcd Cfoncrclu Phnnc 185 Ofncc Anil Ynrdw 443 S Poplar Sl. THE BASKET MARKETS Qualfl L1 fl1'ofv1'1cx um! 1Ut'lIIS Frcc Dclivcry 21 D2 South Main Q31 XVcsI Culhcrtson Svc the Now Autonmtic I'EN'lPERATL'RE CONTROL REFRIGISRATORS AI FOSTORIA ICE 8: COAL COMPANY Phonc fl I H. L. PORTER SONS Clcnncrs. Dycrs. Prcsscrs Since INN? Pham- 34 ll? Pcrrv Sr To the Girls of 1935 With a Spirit never dying, And a pride that's justifying. The Gamma Chapter girls of '34 Wish the girls acoming up just heaps of real good luck In promoting what is called the peppy club. Gamma Chapter Sorority of Delta Omega Sorority HERFF JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY, Graduation Announcements, Medals, Cups, Trophies Jewelers to St. Wendelin High School BERT'S RESTAURANT We take pride in our kitchen and in- vite your inspection at your conven- ience. You will enjoy the delicious food and splendid service. We bake our own pies, 203 North Main Street Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of PEARL OIL CO. Distributors of FLEET WING High Grade Petroleum Products Phone 220 Billiards and Bowling Barber Shop in Connection THE SMOKE HOUSE L. Schild, Proprietor FOSTORIA'S RECREATION CENTER Fostoria, Ohio BUICK-OLDSMOBILE-PONTIAC 1934 Models on Display A Demonstration Will Convince You. THE RUHL MOTOR CO. Robert S. Ruhl, Mgr. Buick, Olds, Pontiac Motor Cars. Goodrich Silvertown Tires. We Service All Makes of Cars. 118-122 E. Tiliin St. Phone 255 Compliments of THE EAST NORTH STREET LUMBER CO. TRUSCON PAINTS MILLWORK LUMBER Phone 238 401 East North St. Say Yes to Your Next Invitation . . . . MAKE a new dress and GO!!! Looking your best and knowing it- that's how good times begin. Make it yourself on a SINGER. Ask to see the new Style-o-matic, SINGER SHOP 114 W. North St. Fostoria, Ohio ff rf...-....r1,....,.,,.f..,. With Knee-Action W'hc-els Cadillac - LaSalle GLENN SMITH CHEVROLET CO. Fostoria, Ohio 54 150 East South St 1 ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITER AND ADDING MACHINES Sold-Rented-Repaired FINDLAY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE IIS Court Place. C. VV. Oxley. Mgr. Telephone 478 Findlay, Ohm WI II.-XYI IUYI I Y CUT FLOWERS mu Nunn u,1:s,xn,1 lluml lJ.w:.1m I llflztwx mul Plumx T. J. ENRIGHT IUYIA' INN' Numb L'n1nn N llwlunm. Uhw atronize OUR ADVERTISERS Support tlaofe who fupporf 115 3