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

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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

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Alma C. Frankart Mtv tt'.t.x tl lorm til Ittr. nm! lttrhl 'I lim wt-n. f7t'ttIl77t' tt part of aight. 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

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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