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

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BONHI CLUB Boost Our New High. That is what the Bonhi Club stands for, and ever since its inception in l93U, it has been doing just that-f boosting. At the outset of the school year Father O'Connor named Margaret Enright '35, president of this, the oldest and most active organization in the high school. Other officers elected at a meeting of the club are: Vice-President, Lawrence Daugherty '35p Secretary, Ieanette Huth '36, Treasurer, Richard Woessner '35. Since the club produced its first play early in l932 the custom has been retained of having one each year. Under the able direction of Father O'Connor a very capable cast presented Cinderella Rose, a musical comedy, February 10-ll, of this year. One of the many activities which the club managed during this school term was a Black and Gold Day. An exceptionally interesting program was given on the afternoon of February 22, at which time the first president of the organization, Miss Carolyn Vogel '30 spoke a few words to the students. Maintaining the custom of the Bonhi Club leaving something as a remem- brance in the high school, the members unanimously suggested that a statue of the Sacred Heart of Christ the King be given for the chapel. This has been done and it now stands in the sanctuary opposite the statue of Our Blessed Mother which was presented last year by the Bonhi Club. The statues and the pedestals bear the name Bonhi Club and the year of presentation. Seated-Richard Woessner, leanette l-luth, Margaret Enright, Lawrence Daugherty Second Row-Dorothy Enright, Mary lane Bounds, Loretta Brickner, Frances Skon c-ai Margartt Iinks, Eleanor Sherman, Florine Cook, Rose Kinney, Arlene Boff, Anna George. Third Row-Madonna Howard, lane Wolph, Ieanne Ann Woessner, Beatrice Thom Mary lane Mabus, Adele Bigila, Mary Wilsoii, Ieanne Firth, Dorothy Briclcner, Virginia Klinepeter Fourth Row-fEugene Daugherty, Iohn Crawford, Paul Downes, Richard Emeri ie Leonard Lehman, Robert Waltermeyer, Lillian Good, Marguerite Falewage. Fifth Rowelustin Nye, Paul Steyer, Robert Westhoven, TV ENTYSEVEN

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DELTA OMEGA SORORITY-DELTA CHAPTER ln the latter part of lanuary lQ34, the Gamma chapter of the Delta Omega composed of girls in the class of l934 asked the junior class of girls of 1935 to join the sorority, thus forming the fourth chapter, which is called the Delta Chapter. At the first meeting, the officers were elected. Florine Cook, President, Mar- garet Enr1ght, Vice-President: Rose Kinney, Treasurer, Margaret links, Secretary. We, the Delta chapter, have every evidence that the fifth and coming chap- ter composed of the girls of l93v3 shall always uphold the memory and stand- ards of the Delta Omega and always keep the sorority alive in and about the school. The Delta girls, or graduates of l935 are busy making arrangements tor the new chapter- -Epsilon. The club holds its meetings once every month at one of the mernber's homes, where the many important business topics are discussed. lt is the aim of each chapter to leaxe something in the school for a remembrance. The sorority was first established in the old St. Wendelin high school by the class of l93l. lt was the aim of those energetic and loyal girls to establish a particular bond of union with the school, a bond that would prevail after graduation. Thus the Delta Omega sorority was the brain child of that group. The Delta Omega is not only a business club, but socially too, it is active. The Delta Chapter held a party in the high school cafeteria last December for the members and the faculty. Eleanor Sherman, Rose Kinney, Margaret links, Floritie Cook, Margaret Enright l Frances Slconecki. TWENTYNINF