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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1941 volume:

lg - The tower of golden memories. Of hopes and ambitions true. The tower wherein our FROSLIN Iook form Is pictured here for you. '7!w I 9 4 l Waadin Pmefufed 64, the Seam 81644 W St. Wemlelw Jlzgh School Qafufwu, wuz: C th C qh Ecli r-in gaaeaxvul We, the class of 1941, present this thirteenth vol- ume of the FROSLIN, not only to summarize the activities and cherished memories of the past school year, but also as a medium through which to ex- press our appreciation and gratitude to all who have assisted in making our school days so beneficial and happy. In parting we extend our heartfelt thanks to our beloved principal. teachers, and parents for the spir- itual guidance and character training they have im- parted to us. We are particularly grateful for having had the opportunity of receiving a Catholic education, We shall never forget St. Wendelin High School which has been such a vital factor in equipping us for our 1ife's work. lt is our hope that the 1941 FROSLIN advertisers. patrons, loyal alumni, and friends will derive benefit from this little year book, May each of you be the recipient of the choicest blessings of our Lady, Queen of Peace, to whom, in conjunction with our vener- able Pastor, we are dedicating this volume. Pa ge l't-,ur Uanfenii Klcdmwwbmhm GMM GWWWM nt. .t.l ,QMJJJQ1 Nduwmm gqr- Hvu fb it 4119354 f M-Zire fa V Q Q. Yi Rewwd 14. 14. Wada After thoroughly contemplating the question, To whom shall we dedicate our book? we have selected two who are very near and dear to all: namely. our Mother Mary and our reverend pastor, Father Weber. Could anything be more fitting in these times of worldly strife than to hail Mary, our Patroness of Peace, as our guiding light? She is one, who, when- ever we are enveloped in a cloud of darkness, folds us safely within her mantle of love and protects us until the darkness and gloom fade away. And who else could be more worthy of a place in this tribute than our most loving and saintly pastor? He has, similar to our Mother Mary, been a spiritual father to us during our entire lives. When difficulties arose or the go- ing seelried hard, Father Weber was always there with his smile and words of advice and encouragement. As we approach one cross-road after another in life, may the guiding light of Mary and the golden instructions of Father Weber be always there to lead us to our heavenly goal. eu. . Qetfeafzaqe, flwwqmf As we are the second Class lo Complete our four year high sfhool course under lhther Ocslerlmge, we, the senrors, feel our Reverend Prnrclpdl 15 truly our lhther, lll cl Splllludl way. For four years, We have recierved from his hands Our DlVlll9 Lord in Holy COIHIIlLll1lOll and from hnn We have heard Words ol encouraqemenl and ddVlf'9 that have helped us in llnles ol lrral. We SlIlCGYOlY thank you, Father Oslerlmqe, lor your helpinq ww 1 :ml lrlnrnnry example durinq our hiqh school life and we hope that Ilhlll'. w- Classes Wlll be lqenehted lwy you .rs we have lzeen. few. zu. f. eww We take this opportunity to express our gratitude to you Father Cowan. for the beautiful examples and high ideals which you have instilled into us during the short time you have been in our midst. Your winning smile and ready wit have lent cheer and happiness to many students. ' X F? Q. 4 I 1 It is at this time that we take the opportunity to sin- cerely thank Father Ruess for his kindness towards us. Although not a member of the faculty, he has always taken a kindly interest in St. Wendelin High and its stu- dents. He is spiritual director of the Blessed Virgin Mary's Sodality. That his efforts be blessed with success is the prayer of the class of 1941. Page Eleven Ma. Zlmm Racine Two years ago Mr. Elmer Bache, who was graduated from Dayton University in 1939, came to St. Wendelin High Szhool as a teacher and athleti: coach. Besides coaching football and basketball, Mr. Bache taught mod- ern history, business arithmetic, economical geography, business English, and physical education. During his stay in Fostoria, Mr. Bache has made many friends both in and out of our school. We wish to ex- press our thanks to him for all that he has done for the students both in athletics and in the class room. 4? Mu. William Siaelcdr In September, 1940, the student body welcomed to its midst Mrs. William Shields, as the high school's new sec- retary. Mrs. Shields will be remembered by the class of '41 as one who was always pleasant, always willing, and always ready to help. Mu lfuuzcunan As directress of the Glee Club, Mrs. Floyd Kinnaman has successfully completed her fourth year at St, Wen- delin. Under her careful guidance many numbers have been learned in unison and in mixed voice parts. In the short time that she has been with us, the students have come to look upon music with a keener sense of appre- ciation. To you, Mrs. Kinnaman, the graduating class wish to express their warmest gratitude and thanks for your in- spiring help and council. lout- llwi-lxw Sendai: Gfadd Uffwwd William Kramb loanne Huth Rita Binkley Charles Bulkowski PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Class Color Purple and Gold Class Motto -- Try, Trust, Triumph Class Flower Yellow Rose Charles Bulkowski Rita Binkley Joanne Huth William Kramb A Eugene Bahnsen H s mind is ever open for som more to learn. A finer place in life is his. day to earn. Wendelette Stall 2 Mission Society I Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club l, 2, 3 Boys' State 3 Bonhi Club Play 4 eth'ng some Rita Ardner Wherever a helper is in demand, She'll be right there with Wendelette Stall 2, 3, 4 Froslln Stall 4 M.ssion Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Scdel ty l, 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club 1, 2, 3 Bonhi Club Play 4 Glee Club l, 2, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1, 2. Commercial Award 3, 4 W.nner in Magazine Contest 4 a willing hand. 3,4 Margaret Altwies Her charm is graceful, her eyes so bright To all she brings a sure delight. Wendelette Stall 2, 3, 4 Froslin Statl 4 Mission Society l, Z, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club Play 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 8, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 2, 3, 4 Commercial Award 3, 4 Mission Play l Bonhi Club Play Chorus 3 Scdality Committee 2 Notre Dame Scholarship Entrant 4 C S M C-,Class Represenattive l Activities Award H. M. 2 Quill and Scroll Honors 3 American Legion Essay Entranl l, 2, Il f Catholic Chronicle Booster 3 C. S. M. C.-Class Representative 2 Commercial Award 3 Football Manager 1, Football 1, 4 Basketball Manager l, Basketball 4 American Legion Essay Winner l, 2, 3 De Sales Scholarship Entrant 4 Spelling Contest Entrant l, 2, 3 Froslin Stall 4 is -v Page Fifteen Rita Binkley ln any problem, in any pliqht She'll lend you help with all her might. Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Wendelette and Froslrrr Statt l, 2, 3, 4 Mission Society and Soclallty l, 2, 3, 4 Bonhr Club l, Z, 3: Bonhr Club Play 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Bonhr Club Play Chorus 3 Librarian 35 Chapel Sacrrstan 2 Sodalrty Committee 2: Mission Play l Activities Award H. M, 3 Medal tor Highest Average l, 2 American Legion Essay Entrant l. 2, 4 Elks' Essay First Prize Winner 4 Class Winner Chronicle Campaign 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster l, 2, 3, 4 L,. S M C Class Rcnre-qntatrve fl 4 Representative Business Professional 4 American Essay Winner l, Z, 4 Notre Dame Scholarship Entrant 4 Charles Bulkowski His answer ready--a happy heart. Something worthwhile. his lips impart. X.. A Class Ollrcer 2. 3. 4 Froslin Statt 4 Mission Society l, 2, 3, t Sodalrty l, 2, 3, 4 Bonhr Club Plav 4 Basketball 4 Football l, 2. Ll, 4 Football tCaptarnr 4 Glee Club Z, 3 American Leqrorr Essay Entranl 2 Stage Manager 3, 4 Intramural Basketball l Maraquita Bouillon Her thoughts are ot kindness. her help ot the be Not one bit she lalters. when put to a test. Wenclelette Stall 2 3, 4 Froslin Stall 4 Mission Society 2 Sodalrty 2, 3, 4 Bonht Club ll l Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Spelling Contest Flrrtraut 3 Medal for Hrqhest Averaqe H M 3 Catholic' Chronicle Booster 2, 3. 4 Chapel Sacristan Z Notre Dame Scholarship Eritrarrt 4 Sodalrty Committee 4 3 Dorothy Keiiier She does her work-has her say In a quiet modest way. Wenolelette Stail 2, 3, 4 Froslin Staff 4 Mission Society 1, 2, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Borihi Club 1, 2 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Chapel Orqanist 3, 4 American Legion Essay Entrant l Catholic Chronicle Booster 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3 Commercial Awards 3, 4 American Essay Winner l Notre Dame Scholarship Entrrnt 4 Spelling Contest Entrant 4 Ierry Wangler One year he spent with us but yet, His will ng manner we'll never lorqet. Wendelette Stall 4 Sodality 4 3 6' ss Paqr: Sfzventeeri St. Bonilace, New Rieqel 1. 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3 One Act Play Contest 3 Baseball 2 Scholarship Entrant 1 School Paper 1, 2, 3 Froslin Stat! 4 Ursula Finsel She's quiet. shy, but O so sweet. Each obligation she doth meet. Wendelette Staff 3. 4 Froslin Staff 4 Mission Society l Sodality l 7, R 4 Lilee Club 2. fi, 4 Swelling Contest Winner 3, 4 Spelling Contest Entrant 1 ,2, 3, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster l, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 Chapel Sacristan 2 Notre Dame Scholarship Entrant 4 Bonhi Club 4 Kathryn Downes Precisely thorough, dispellinq dismay. Her work she does in an etlicient way. Wendelette Statl 3 Froslin Stall 4 Mission Society I, 3, -1 Sodality 1. 2. 3, 4 Bonhi Club l, 2 Glee Club l, 2, 4 Spelling Contest Entrant 2 C S M C4Class Representative l Librarian l, 2 Commercial Award 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Myron Zieqman His merry eyes and twinkling mirth Both help to bring out his true worth. lC.iCr' F'l'rl.tfw's t 45. Froslin Stat! 4 Weridelette Stall fl Mission Society R, -1 Sodality 1, 2, 3. -l llorihr Club 3 Basketball 2. 3, -1 Football 2, 3, it Acolyte 1. 2. 3. 4 Glee Club 2. 3. 4 American Legion Essay Entrant 3, 4 Bonhi Club Play 3 Intramural Basketball 1 De Sales Scholarship Enlrant 4 Elks' Essay Second Prize Winner 4 Boys' State 3 Catherine Couqhenour When clilliculties ensue she'll say. Where lhere's a will there's a way. Librarian 3 Wendelette Stalt 2. 3. 4: Froslin Stalt -1 Mission Society and Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club l, 2, 3, 4: Bonhi Club Play 2. 3. 4 ' ' b Pla Chorus 3 Glee Club Z, 3, il, Bonhi Clu y Poetry Contest 3, 4: Amateur Contest Winner 4 Quill and Scroll Honors 3, 4 Spelling Contest Entrant l. 2, 3 Activities Award 1, Z H. M. 3 Medal lor Highest Average H. M. l, 2, 3 American Leqion Essay Fntrant l, 2, 3 Librarian 2. 3 Mission Play l Soclality Committee 3 Representative Business Prolessiorial 4 Paul Seebon HaPPY and cheerful with a big broad smile, Gloom and despair he'll ever bequile. Class Officer l Wenclelette Staff 3 Sodallty 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Acolyte 1. 2. 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 American Legion Essay Entrant 3, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1. 3 Commercial Award 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Froslin Staff 4 Mary Richmond When encuunlerinq struggles. she will smile, And plow ahead in hlisslul style. L N 5 U Froslin Stall 4 Wenclelette Stall 3, 4 Mission Societv l, 2 Soclality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, fl Commercial Award 4 Page Nineteen Ioseph Ritzler A worker. a thinker, an athlete combined Someone worth knowing. you will lind. Class Officer 2 Wendelette Stall 2 Froslin Stall 2, 3, 4 Mission Society 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club Z, 3, 4 Basketball 2. 3, 4 Basketball Captain 4 Football l. 2. 3, 4 Acolyte 1, Z. 3 Activities Award 2, 3, H. M. American Legion Essay Entrant 3, ft Class Winner Chronicle Campaiqn 2 Catholic Chronicle Booster 2, 3 Sodality Committee Z Intramural Basketball 1 William Kramb A laughing good humor that is hard He's one who will ever mock deleat. Class Ollicer 1, 4 Wendelette Stall 2 Froslm Stall 4 Mission Society l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Iunior Kiwanian 4 Acolythical Society l, 2, 3, -1 Glee Club l, 2. 3, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster l, 4 Bonhr Club Chorus 3 Stage Manager 3, 4 Sodality Committee 3 Intramural Basketball 2 De Sales Scholarship Entrant el Irene Morse Whenever it comes to obligation. Her middle name is cooperation. Wendelette Stall 3. 4 to beat, Froslin Stall 4 Mission Society 34 -t Bonhx Club ll Glee Club Z, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3. 4 Emmet Sheeran His mind is ever drifting into the realm ol thought: Some day we'll lind his thinking will not have been lor ought. Class Oltrcer 3 Wenclelette Stalt 3, -1 Froslm Stall 3, 4 Mission Society 1, 2, 3. 4 Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4 Bonhi Club l, Z, 3, it Football 3, 4 lunior Krwanian -t Bonhi Club Play -l Glee Club l, 2, 3, -t American Leqicn Essav lfntrant l, Z, J, 4 Catholic Chrcnicle Booster 7, 3 Basketball Manager 4 lntramural Bfskstball Z De Sales Schclrrship Entraiit -1 Boys State 7 Mission Play l Ioanne Huth Her personality sweet, her mind alert. When times are tryinq, she'll not desert. Class Ollicer 3, 4 Wendelette and Froslin Staff 2, 3, 4 Mission Society and Sodality 1, 2, 3. 4 Bonhi Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bonhi Club Play 4 Glee Club 2, 4 Spelling Contest Entrant Z, 4 Chapel Organist 3, 4 Activities Award 3 H. M. 2 Medal for Highest Average 31 H. M. 1, 2 American Legion Essay Entrant 2, 3 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1, 2. 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3 Commercial Award 3, 4 Representative Business Proessional 4 American Essay Winner 2. 3 Notre Dame Scholarship Entrant 4 Sodality Committee 1. 3 Clarence Hammer He is the happy qc-lucky kind. Yet his quiet manner is hard to Iind. Mission Society 1, 2 Sodality 1, 2, 3. 4 ' M -51 't -la. '-1 1 in -.. Page Twenty-Orme Basketball 3 Football 3, 4 Acolyte 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Spelling Contest Entrant 1, 2. 3 Froslin Stall 4 Rita Lonsway Laughing and careiree, bubbling with mirth She'll conquer all obstacles o'er this earth. Wendelette Stall 7, 3, -1 Froslin Staff 4 Mission Society 4 Scdality 1, 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club Play 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 3, 4 Commercial Awards 3, 4 Mss'on Play 1 Mary Io Woessner Sha doean't have too much to say, But gladly helps where're she may. Wilired Steinmetz Neat and thorough. happy and gay. He does his work. then has his play. Calvert Hiqh School l, 2 Wendelette Staff 3, 4 Froslin Stall 4 Glee Club 4 Dc Sales Scholarship Entrant 4 Bonhi Club 4 Sodality 4 ,9 Iames Shields A lurking humor plus Irish wit Where're he goes he'll make a hit Frcsl.n Stall 4 Mission Society l. 3, 4 Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club 1, ll, 3 4 Basketball 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Iunior Kiwanian 4 Acolyte l, 2, fl, 4 Bonhi Club Play 4 Glee Club l. 2. 3. -l Activities Award H. M. l Mission Play 2 Bonhi Club Chorus Z, Ll Stage Manager Il, 3 Soclality Committee Z De Sales Scholarship Entrfil -1 Intramural Basketball l ' Wonclnlettn S Frvvslww Stall 4 Mission Socuet Sodality I 2 Glen Club IZ Class Winner tall 'I .I yl,2.34l na 3,4 Chronicle Campaiqn . Catholic Chronicle Booster 3 1 Bonhi Club 2, 3,4 CW elm 05 1943 Gian Ogzcm Class Color Maroon and Gold Class Motto Not for School But for Life Class Flower-Carnation PRESIDENT Philip Abowd VICE-PRESIDENT Rita Ulman SECRETARY Betty Emerine TREASURER William Loeftler Blau of 1943 Betty Emerine l1Villiam Loeffler Phillip Abowd Rita Ulman Suzanne Vogel Bernard Elchert Eugene Blaser Mildred Droll Kathryn Lonsway Iames Smith Emmett Droll Mary DiCesare Lena Kuntz Richard Lannen Lawrence Woessner Mildred Finsel Patricia Hayes Phillip Boyer Bernard Holman Florence Droll Michaelene Tinkovicz Harold Sheeran Robert Mahin Ann Louise Swint Kathleen Swick Earl Graham Donald Lichtle Dolores Frausto Page ty, A . 4 My uf W1 'Lf XXV! P5 - - P xv y .... V L 1 Iilgs zt- U '- A 5 ' M f 'lzl' Z: .5 I 1- 14 .,, 4 Chu at 196 ' I-M H-. ..... . - Tweilly-Seve 01644 of 1944 Row l Paul Rerler, Iames Krnn, Wlllram Hellman, Frank Stevens. Walter Krsml- Norman Seebon Row 2 lohn Scholrclon. Anna Bodart Mary Patterson, loanne Kmn, Armw Erluland, Ksthryn Schari, Gecrgranna Morse, Lecla Iacob, Ioanne Emerme, lane- Zreqman, Alxce Hammer Robert Shober. Row 3 Iwrrvs MclVleen, Harold Hammer. Patricia Ledwedqe, Patrrcra Kro- rner, Palr,c1a Howard, Doris Huss, Reqma Waltermeyer, Alice Thom. Frances Rrtzlel, Teresa Padclen, lack Welly, Donald Huth. Row 4 Gerald Thrrv, Rzchard Bradncr, Neil Roberts, lames Lannen, Lloyd Holman. Riclrarcl Collrns Donald Sternrnctz. 0244 Uffawu CLASS OF '44 Class Officers Class Color Green and Gold Class Motto The End Crowns the Work Class Flower Sweet Pea HRESIDENT Iames Kinn VICE-PRESIDENT Iames McMeen SECRETARY Alice Thom TREASURER Regina Waltermeyer 1, Z, Lnqrn 0 021441101 l 'French adherents stop their work To oblige the camera's quirk. 2 -Fingers fly as juniors speed, Of their efforts please take heed. 3-Geometry's hard, there is no doubt. But these young peop1e'll stick it out. 4-Bright young faces, all aglow! 'Cause in study their worries go. 5- Macbeth came second. When the photographer beckoned. Q9 Page Twenty-Nine 2-'Ga 'G 6 SEPTEMBER 1. All-Catholic and All-American Ratings were awarded the Wendelette. 2. Football practice began. 6. School re-opened with 126 students. 6. New assistant, Father Cowan assumed his duties. 13. Mohawks were defeated by F. H. S. Trubeymen, 12-7. 13. The Wendelette subscription drive got under way. 27. S. W. H. gridders suffered defeat from Columbus North, 26-6. 30. The Wendelette drive ended successfully with more than 300 subscriptions. OCTOBER 3. First free day was given because of the dedication of new Cathedral. 3. Dorothy Keiffer and Ioanne Huth attended National Catholic Education Press Congress, Milwaukee. 6. Wendelette Staff held wiener roast at City Park. 9. Classes elected officers for school year. 12. Students received free day in honor of Columbus. 12. Bachemen downed Marion, St. Mary's, 12-0. 14. Knute Rockne All-American was attended by the student body at the State Theater. 14. A football, autographed by Pat O'Brien, was presented to the team. 19. Mohawks bowed to Tiffin Calvert, 14-7. 24. Seniors sponsored Penny Party. 25. Countyliners tied with Upper Sandusky, 13-13. NOVEMBER l. Sandusky St. Mary's trounced Mohawks. 2. C. S. M. C. bake sale netted 5108. 10. Bachemen lost to Fremont St. Ioe, 6-0. 18-20. Reverend Francis Fate conducted spiritual retreat in the high school chapel. 20. Thirty-eight entrants were received into the Sodality. 21. Thanksgiving vacation begins. -'age Thirty C' DECEMBER 6. Saints rolled over Arcadia, 47-20. 8. Father Weber was feted on his nameday. 10. Countyliners clawed Gibsonburg, 51-23. 13. Mohawks overpowered Fremont St. Ioe's, 41-26. 14. Seniors were prisoners in their home-room. 15. Cagers trimmed St. Iohn's, Delphos, 51-28. 19. Mrs. Kinnaman entertained Glee Club at Christmas party. 20. Black and Gold Warriors crushed Calvert, 29-21. 20. Christmas vacation began. IANUARY 1941 3. St. Mary's, Marion stopped Saints' winning streak, 30-28. 5. Saints took Alumni, 28-18. 7. F. H. S. Redmen took first tilt to the tune of 46-44. 16. Third Amateur Contest was held. 17. Lima St. Rose defeated S. W. H. cagers, 34-25. 19. St. Wendelin five tasted defeat at the hands of Toledo Central 21. Bachemen relinquished game to Lima St. Iohn's, 21-20. 23. Iuniors held dance in gym. 24. Ticket sale for Always Count Ten opened. 24. Flu epidemic started spreading. FEBRUARY 3. Undefeated Sandusky St. Mary's crushed Mohawks, 31-21. 4. Countyliners whipped Fremont, 31-27. 7. Saints plowed under by Marion, 31-20. 9. Catholic Chronicle campaign started. 11. Mohawks trimmed F. H. S., 57-44. 18. Bachemen dropped title to Trubeymen, 20-31. 14. Wendelinites took revenge on Lima, St. Iohn's, 38-28. 20. Seniors lead play ticket campaign with 1l6.6'X1. 19-20. Always Count Ten, three act comedy, was presented. 21. Calvert suffered defeat at the hands of the Mohawks, 37-27. 25. Countyliners trampled Upper Sandusky, 45-11. 27. Seniors selected class rings. Page 'Thirty-One C' MARCH Entrants of American Legion Essay Contest were submitted. Coach Bache drew Whetstone tor tournament at Bascom. S. W. H. beat Whetstone, 47-37. Attica five trounced Mohawks, 48-31. Senior girls went to Notre Dame, Cleveland, for scholarship exam. Fr. William Burns told the stcry cf his capture and adventures to the stu- dent body. Pictures for Froslin were taken. Quill and Scroll contest was entered. Father Weber celebrated his 87th birthday. Inter-class basketball contest held: seniors beat the juniors, 43-41. Spring arrived. Magazine drive opened. APRIL Ursula and Mildred Finsel placed first and second respectively, in the an- nual spelling contest. Senior boys went to Toledo for De Sales College Scholarship exams. 10, ll. Tenebrae services were held at the church. Easter vacation began. Elk's Essay contest entries were submitted. Rita Binkley and Myron Ziegman received first and second awards of S15 and 510, respectively, in the Elk's Essay contest. Froslin subscription drive closed. Sing a Song of Sixteen ticket campaign opened with a bang. Rita Binkley, Emmet Sheeran, Virginia Lichtle, Harry Stoner, Mildred Finsel. Robert Mahin, Margaret Devore, and Iames Kinn were awarded prizes in the American Legion Essay Contest. MAY The musical comedy, Sing a Song of Sixteen was a great success. Ascension Thursday. Iuniors held gala prom for outward bound seniors. IUNE Senior day of Recollection. Seniors are sophomores' guests at graduation breakfast. Commencement. Iuniors treat graduates at the school picnic in Columbus. Page 'Thirty-Two M' '-nf' fr W .1 ,, ,,, I Edible S Mmm Emma Throughout the year some ol the functions of the C. S. M. C. were: a bake sale, and the collecting of medicines, and stamps. The average per capita for this year is 51.56 per student. This is a decided increase over the per capita rating of 1939-1940 in which St. Wendelin's was fifth in rank among the schools of the diocese with 51.14 per student. Senior members are: Margaret Altwies, Rita Ardner, Eugene Bahnsen, Rita Binkley, Charles Bulkowski, Catherine Coughenour, Kathryn Downes, Ioanne Huth, Dorothy Keiffer, William Kramb, Rita Lonsway, Irene Morse, Ioseph Ritz- ler, Iames Shields, Wilfred Steinmetz, Mary Io Woessner, Myron Ziegman, Emmet Sheeran. Iuniors: Richard Abowd, Robert Bradner, Peter DiCesare, Barbara Ann Firth, Eleanor Foos, Edward Hammer, Helen Heilman, Herman Keifter, Robert Kipka, Ioanne Klinepeter, Carl Kramb, Richard Magers, Mary Navarro, Margaret Patterson, Marjorie Schmitz, Geraldine Shober, Kathryn Smith, Harry Stoner. Margaret Thom, Helen Whitta, Mary Whitta, Ioseph Vanderhoff, Marjorie Kinn, Stanley Tinkovicz. Sophomores: Philip Abowd, Eugene Blaser, Philip Boyer, Mary DiCesare. Emmet Droll, Mildred Droll, Bernard Elchert, Betty Emerine, Earl Graham, Patty Hayes, Bernard Holman, Richard Lannen, Donald Lichtle, William Loeffler, Rob- ert Mahin, Harold Sheeran. Iames Smith, Kathleen Swick, Ann Louise Swint, Michaelene Tinkovicz, Rita Ulman, Larry Woessner. Freshmen: Richard Bradner, Richard Collins, Ioanne Emerine, Anna Erb- land, Alice Hammer, Harold Hammer, William Heilman, Lloyd Holman, Donald Huth, Leola Iacob, Iames Kinn, Ioanne Kinn, Walter Kramb, Patricia Ledwedge, Iames Lannen, Iames McMeen, Theresa Padden, Frances Ritzler, Neil Roberts, Norman Seebon, Robert Shober, Iohn Scholidan, Donald Steinmetz, Alice Thom, Frank Stevens, lack Welly, Regina Waltermeyer, lane Ziegman, Paul Reiter. Page Thirty-Six 0 Wmkau Bottom, left to riqht Marv Whitta, Rita Ulman. loanne Huth, Helen Whitta. Middle- Alice Hammer. Robert Bradner, Rita Binkley, Richard Magers, Patricia Ledwedge. Top- -Michaelme Tinkovicz, Teresa Padden, Anna Bodart, Frances Ritzler. Florenre Droll, Ann louise Swlnt, Virqinia Lichtle. 1940-41 Iames Shields Charles Bulkowski Robert Bradner Rita Ulman , OFFTCERS President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary 1941-42 Richard Magers . Helen Whitta Iames Kinn , Rita Ulman Class Representatives 1940-41 Joanne Huth Rita Binkley Richard Maqers Richard Abowd Phillip Abowd Ann Louise Swint Theresa Padden Iames Kinn Page Thirty-Seven 1941-42 Harry Stoner Carl Kramb Eugene Blaser Ann Louise Iames McMeen Doris Huss Cirreshmanb fFreshmanl Swint Qlee GM emma j ' Row l Ioanne Huth, Virginia Lichtle, Kathryn Smith Helen Whitta, Bar bara Firth, Maraquita Bouillon, Rita Ardner. Row Z Catherine Coughenour, Helen Heilman, Rita Binkley, Mary Whitta, Richard Abowd, Robert Bradner, Bernard Ireland. Row 3 Ioanne Klinepeter, Dorothy Keiffer, Mary Io Woessner, Irene Morse. Ursula Finsel, Phvllis Cook, Eleanor Foos. Row 4 Rita Lonsway, Margaret Patterson, Margaret Altwies, Mariorie Krnn, Iames Shields, Emmet Sheeran, William Kramb, Myron Zieqman S 4 How 1 Kathleen Swick, Dolores Erausto, Michaeline Ttnkovicz, Frank Stevens, Philip Abowd. Donald Huth. Row 2 Alice Thom. Ann Louise Swint Teresa Padden, William Loeiiler. lames Ktnn. Euqene Blaser Row 3 Mildred Droll, Patricia Ledwedqe, Anna Bodart Bernard Holman. Donald Lichtle, Earl Graham Row 4 Rita Ulman, Suzanne Vogel, Leola Iacob Georqianna Morse Mil dred Einsel, Emmet Droll Harold Sheeran E 1-1. ' ' 3 Row 1 Betty Emerine, Dolls Huss, Theresa Paddcri, Mziraqiiita Bouillori, Rita Ardner. loannr- Hiith Row 2 Marv Io Wcressnei Ursula Finscl, loanric Kirin, Alictr Harnrricr, Rita Binkley, Catherine Lonsway, Dorothy Keiller, Row 3 Marrzaret Aliwies, Mariorie Kirin, Earl Graham. larrics Bott, Wil lrain Kranib, Harold Hammer, loanne Klinepeter. Rita Lonsway The Most Reverend Bishop Karl l. Alter again this year during Catholic Press Month, placed the annual subscription drive for the Catholic Chronicle, the diocesan weekly newspaper, into the hands of the students of the Toledo diocese. Those in the above picture doubled their quota by qettinq two full year subscriptions and thereby joining the ranks of the Chronicle Boosters. llfqlwaqfi Goan! 7en Seated Richard Abowd, Mary Whitta, Robert Bradner, Rita Binklev, Iames Shields, and Ioanne Klinepeter, Row One Eugene Blaser, Rita Lonsway, Donald Scharf, Margaret Altwies, Emmet Sheeran, and Charles Bulkowslu Row Two Geraldine Shober, Ioanne Huth, Rita Ardner, Catherine Coughenour, and Betty Emerine. Based on the old adage, One good turn deserves another, the action in the play begins when Harvey Ames, Iames Shields, becomes resigned to his fate as a bachelor after having been spurned by Dulcie, Mary Whitta, for My- ron Phelps, Robert Bradner. Harvey, an easy going individual, encounters Dulcie's cousin from Oak- ville, Sarah Wood, Rita Binkley, and they bargain to get each other a maie, for Sarah is afraid that she will be an old maid as are four other members of her family. After having met Mr. Quigley, Donald Scharf, Professor Pringle, Emmet Sheeran, and Doctor Dunn, Richard Abowd, Sarah is perplexed when she must choose between them. So also is Harvey, who has been in a quandary about his future partner. His three prospects include Bonnie Watts, Rita Ardner, a girl with a quaint lisp, Gussie Becker, Ioanne Klinepeter, an efficiency ex- pert. and Tillie Love, Rita Lonsway, a sentimental spinster who insists on putting Harvey in the script of her play. as a goatherd. Finally Sarah resorts to the reliable Doctor Dunn as her future husband. Many unexpected quirks arise in the third act. These result in the marriage of Dulcie and Myron, who have been estranged by the town vamp Vera's Ger- aldine Shober, bet with Fern Taylor, Betty Emerine. Fern with her fiance Clar- ence, Eugene Blaser, came to a party for Sarah given by her Aunt, Mrs. Ritter, Margaret Altwies, Dulcie's solicitious mother. Cleo, Catherine Couqhenour, the colored maid, because of her clairvoyant powers, provides the greater part of the comedy. Gracie Palmer, Ioanne Huth, a local girl helps to clear up the situation that resulted when Myron mistook her for Dulcie once at a dance. She and her fiance, Ray, Charles Bulkowski, are also guests at Sarah's party. Page Forty-One K-sm, ,4 sw Gf Sealed Donald Huth, Nlirv Wh.tta, Bernird lrclsnrl, Marqaret Altwtes Catherine Coughenour, Robert Eradner, limes Eradncr. Standing-Rlta Ardner, lfmmel Sheeran. Rust Btnlilev Emmons Bahnsen Betty Emerine. lamps Shtetds Ann Louise Swtzrt Ghmw Seated Virqinia Lichtle, Barbara Ann Firth, Helen Heilman, Helen Whitta. Standinqw Richard Abowd, Eugene Blaser, Earl Graham, Iames Kinn, Frank Stevens. 1 E 1t', Sing a Song of Sixteen, a three act musical comedy, written by Tom Taggart, and produced under the direction of the Rev. R. I. Osterhage, principal, was presented in the high school auditorium, Wednesday and Thursday, May 7 and 8. Meet the Robinsons might well have been the title for this unusual com- edy for it was all about the Robinson family and what almost happened to them. Emmet Sheeran was chosen to play the Professor of the musical depart- ment of Hanover Hall, of which Miss Stewart, Margaret Altwies, was principal. While Professor Robinson was attending his uncle's funeral, his daughter lane, Mary Whitta, together with her brother Ken, Robert Bradner, formed a contract with Miss Doray, Betty Emerine, representative of the Metropolitan Producing Company of New York to present Showboat. Tony Spaghelli, Bernard Ireland, the ice man, was bribed to obtain the costumes from the Express Company when Miss Doray walked out. During his absence Professor Rohinson's col- ored servant Uncle Ben, Eugene Bahnsen, refused to be responsible for the children, so they engaged Miss Williams, Catherine Coughenour, to take charge. She could hear no one speak except Pip, Iames Bradner, and he played. so to speak, a Charlie McCarthy role. With that as a beginning, the play advanced at a merry pace. When Miss Stewart, together with her niece, Marcella, Ann Louise Swint, discovered Adel- ine Teague, Rita Ardner: Henry Goddard, Donald Huth, and Ellen Summers, Rita Binkley, rehearsing for Showboat, things took on a totally different appear- ance. ln the end Professor Robinson's dead uncle turned out to be Mr. Dick, Iames Shields, who had been living in the Robinson house ever since the Pro- fessor left for the fake funeral. The play closed with the singing of Roll on Mis- sissippi, Roll On. Page Forty-Three Mmauai American Legion Essay winners proudly pose against Old Glory. Holding the flag are: Harry Stoner and Emmet Sheeran: seated: Rita Binkley, Margaret DeVore, Virginia Lichtle, Mildred Finsel, Robert Mahin, and Iames Kinn. Editorial page editor, Dorothy Keiffer. sports editor, Dick Abowd. and first page editor. Catherine Coughenour, discuss news for the April Wendelette. Rita Binkley and Myron Ziegman, firs' and second place winners in the Elk's Essay Contest are caught hoisting the Stars and Stripes. Ianitor Ed Gehring is hard at work getting the hedges in ship-shape crder. Off to Cleveland were these senior girls, to take the Notre Dame Scholarship exam: Rita Binkley, Dorothy Kieffer, Mar- garet Altwies, Ioanne Huth, Catherine Coughenour, Maraquita Bouillon, and Ursula Finsel. Spelling's a cinch for these final sur- vivors for the annual spelling bee: Doroa thy Keiffer, Dolores Frausto, Regina Wal- termeyer, Doris Huss, Ioanne Huth, Mary Whitta, Barbara Ann Firth, William Heil- man, Robert Mahin, Mildred Finsel, Ursula Finsel, and Kathryn Smith. Wendelette advertising staff. Dorothy Keiffer and Joanne Huth aboui to board the train for Milwaukee as rep- resentatives ofthe WENDELETTE staff. They are still talking about the National Press Association Convention they at- tended there. Bill Kramb, Iim Shields, Emmet Sheeran, Gene Bahnsen, Myron Ziegman, and Wil- fred Steinmetz, all tired out from the Schol- arship exams at De Sales College. ncaw, 416440, Under Father Cowan's direction, this chorus contributed much to make Sing a Song of Sixteen a success. These are only a few of the many ladies who generously gave their time to pre- pare cocoa for students who received Holy Communion on school days. This faithful freshman, Leola Iacob, has been student librarian during the year. Dorothy Keiffer, Richard Abowd, and Margaret Altwies are putting the finishing touches on the April Wendelette. Presenting Eugene Ireland, radio artist, who thrilled the audience of Sing a Song of Sixteen with several vocal selections. Page Forty Five I. Huth H. Whilta I. Morse P. Abowd M. Zieqman R. Abowd Binkley D. Keifier I. Ritzler R. Ardrier Lonsway E, Blaser Regina M, Bouillon Seebon Waltermeyer M. Thom Woessner T. Padden E. Bahnsen R. Ulman Finsel W. Kramb K. Downes E. Graham Sheeran I. Shields M. Richmond W. Sieinmetz Paqe Party-Six M, Allwies C.Coughenour B. Ireland B. Elcherl C. Hammer C. Bulkowski Banhi Glen 81644 feazfefvi Rita Margaret Ioanne Ioanne Ardner Thom Klinepeter Huth Ann Louise Alice Rita Theresa Swint Hammer Ulman Padden The Bonhi Club is an association which measures a student's loyalty to his school in extra curricular activities. Membership is dependent upon his having reached a certain Der cent oi his quota in all the activities of the school year. The following are members: SENIORS IUNIORS Margaret Altwies Richard Abowd Rita Ardner lames Boi! Eugene Bahnsen Robert Bradner Rita Binkley Barbara Ann Firth Maraquita Bouillcn Lester Huth Catherine Coughenour Bernard Ireland Ursula Finsel Marjorie Kinn Ioanne Huth Ioanne Klinepeter Dorothy Keiiier Carl Kramb William Kramb Virginia Lichtlo Rita Lonswav Richard Maqers Irene Morse Kathryn Smith Ioseph Ritzler Margaret Thom lames Shields Helen Whitta William Sternmetz Marv Whitta Marv Io Woessner SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Phillip Abowd Richard Bradner Eugene Blaser Richard Collins Phillip Boyer Alice Hammer Mildred Droll Harold Hammer Bernard Elchert Iames Kinn Betty Emerine Ioanne Kinn Earl Graham Patricia Ledwedqe Bernard Holman Theresa Padden Donald Lichtle Alice Thom Ann Louise Swint Regina Waltermeyer Rita Ulman lack Welly Larry Woessner Page Forty-Seven Salufafaaian Walecfiofoaian Catherine Coughenour William Kramh G' ' Srmfw Rev. Ignatius T. Kelly, S. T. D. li up E.11',' :..:1:lI eapfaiwiancfe Charles Bulkowslu Football Captain loe Ritzler Basketball Captain Cheerleaders Barbara Ann Firth Geraldine Shober Marjorie Kinn Kathryn Downes 1940 aaaiialf 7eam Row 1-Richard Collins, manager, Lloyd Holman, Bernard Elchert, William Loefller, Frank Stevens, manager. Row 2fRobert Bradner, Iames Boil, Stanley Tinkovicz, Iames Smith, Paul Seebon. Earl Graham. Row 3fCoach Bache, Iames Shields, Eugene Bahnsen, Clarence Hammer, Harry Stoner, Ioseph Ritzler, Charles Bulkowski, Row 4-Philip Boyer, loseph Vanderhoff, Richard Magers, Robert Shober, Harold Sheeran, Richard Zieqman, 1940 FOOTBALL SCORES St. Wendelin 7-Fostoria High ,, ,,,,,, I2 St. Wendelin 6-Columbus North ,,,, Z6 St. Wendelin 34-Wayne ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 6 St. Wendelin 12-Marion ,,.., ,,.... 0 St. Wendelin 7-Calvert ....,,,.,,,,,,. ,, 14 St. Wendelin 13-Upper Sandusky ,,,, 13 St. Wendelin 7-Sandusky , ,,,,,, 19 Si. Wendelin 0-Fremont ,,,, 6 Total, ,, ,, ,,,,, 1941 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 19-Fostoria High ,, , Sept. 26-Rossford .. Oct. 3-Calvert ..,..... .... .,,,,, , , , Oct. ll-St. Ioe's, Fremont ,, , Oct. 17-Marion ,,,,,,,,,,,, , . Nov. 2-Sandusky ,,,, Nov. Page Fifty'One 6-Mansfield Madison . ,.,, ,A The re He re The re Here He re There The re Ewifwidall '7eam 1940-1941 BASKETBALL SCORES 1941-1942 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Wendelin 47 St. Wendelin Sl St. Wendelin 39 St. Wendelin 51 Si. Wendelin 29 St. Wendelin 28 St. Wendelin 28 -Arcadia 20 -Gibsonburg 23 -Fremont 26 -Delphos, St. Iohn 28 -Calvert Z1 -Marion, St. Mary's 30 -Alumni 18 St. Wendelin 44-Fostoria High 46 St. Wendelin 25-Lima, St. Rose 35 St. Wendelin 34-Toledo Central 46 St. Wendelin 21 St. Wendelin 31 St. Wendelin 20- St. Wendelin 57 St. Wendelin 38- St. Wendelin 20 St. Wendelin 37 -Lima. St. Iohn 30 -Fremont 27 Marion 3 1 -Fostoria High 44 Lima, St. Iohn 28 -Fostoria High 31 -Calvert 27 St. Wendelin 24-St. Mary's, Sandusky 31 St. Wendelin 45- Upper Sandusky 41 Total 569 583 Tournament St. Wendelin 47-Whetstone 37 St. Wendelin 31-Attica 48 Dec 5-Arcadia There Dec. -Gibsonburg There Dec. -St. Ioe, Fremont There Dec. -Delphos, St. Iohn There Dec -Calvert Here Ian. 2-Marion There Ian. Alumni Here Ian. 9-Risingsun Here Ian. 13-Upper Sandusky There Ian. Van Buren Here Ian. 25-Toledo Central Here Ian. 27-Fostoria High There Feb. 3-St. Ice. Fremont Here Feb. 6-Marion Here Feb. 10-Van Buren There Feb. 17-Fostoria High Here Feb. 20-Calvert There Feb. 22-Sandusky There R Kneeling-Frank Stevens, Carl Kramb. StandinqfBernard Elchert, Robert Bradner, Emmet Droll, Richard Ziegman. Harold Sheeran, Robert Shober, Philip Boyer, Lester Huth, Stanley Tinkovicz. Due to lack ot height and experience. the reserve team did not have as much success this season as did the varsity, although their record was eight won and six lost. Of the eleven, five are juniors-f- Dick Ziegman, Les Huth, Chuck Kramb, Bob Bradner, and Stan Tinkovicz: four are sophomores-Harold Sheeran, Emmett Droll, Phil Boyer, and Barney Elchert: and two - Bob Shober and Frank Stevens-are freshmen. This reserve team will be the varsity next year and the year after and if they have the same determination that they have now, we know that St. Wen- delin will have two good teams. Page Fifty-Three lair . tr CAPTAIN IOSEPH lOE RITZLER During his three years on the squad, Ioe was noted for his versatility. His points al- ways came when the chips were down and the going was toughest: his ball-hand ling and his floor work were never med- iocre: his aggressiveness made him a tough defensive man. For these reasons he was chosen honorary captain. MYRON ZEKE ZIEGMAN Zeke helped to round out the five by being on the ball at all times and by slip- ping through points when they were needed most. His position on the varsity will be a hard place to fill. JAMES IKM SHIELDS An excellent dribbler and an accurate passer, lim is a boy whose floor play over' shadowed that of any man on any rival team. In many a game, his baskets made irom past mid-court put St. Wendelin in the lead. He will be greatly missed. HARRY STONER Harry, a junior, took the City scoring title with his heads-up play on rebounds and his remarkable accuracy on pivot shots. His height should benefit him greatly nexi year both on offense and defense. CHARLES TEX BULKOWSKI Although Tex did not play regularly, he was always dependable. His speed and cleverness made it possible for him to score where slower players would have failed. EUGENE GENE BAI-INSEN Though not a regular, Gene's fight and determination kept him one of the Iirst in line for a varsity berth. Bahnsen's will to win and his good sportsmanship was one of the Saints' greatest assets. EDWARD ED SEEBON Starting the season on the reserves, Ed- die soon showed that his scrap deserved a place on the varsity. He will be back next year and we know he will be able to fill one of the places left vacant by grad- uation. IAMES IIMMY SMITH What he lacks in height and experience, limmy makes up for in speed and scrap. The only sophomore on the squad, he should develop into a great ball player. WILLIAM BILL KRAMB Height and faking ability made Bill a dependable ball player. Often he would fake taller players out of position and score when the score was seemingly im- possible. He will be lost through gradua- tion. RICHARD DICK MAGERS Finesse, combined with cool-headed- ness and ability, made Dick a great asset to the team this year and promises to make him a greater one next year. COACH ELMER BACHE Coach Elmer Bache's arrival two years ago has spelled victory and good sports- manship for his scrappy Saints. Coach is greatly responsible for any success the team has achieved these past two years. Good luck in any of your future endeav- ors, Coach. F ,QQ Raman fn rqclion Our gym was the scene of many holly contested basketball battles during the past year. Look! That's the coach's special smile of victory. From Harry's lHarold She-eranl upward glance you can predict: Here comes the ball. When Phil Boyer gets his fingers on the ball it goes places. -Now Emmy KEmmett Droll? goes to score another point for our reserve team. Here you see Bob Shober ready for the ball. sky, al-C-Q., - 'Annua- Spoal' Jllafifwi V Bachemen gaining grace to meet the toe in this second F. H. S. cage tilt. The Mohawk warriors preparing to go into the final quarter, intent to win. Whose will it be? St. Ioe's or ours? Managers: Emmet Sheeran Richard Collins Frank Stevens Page Fifty-Seven Um 14 Book Marqaret Altwies Rita Ardner --.vV VV Euqene Bahnsen V V Rita Binkley V VV V V Maraquita Bouillon Charles Bullrowski Catherine Coughenour Catherine Downes Ursula Finsel Clarence Hammer Ioanne Huth . Dorothy Keiiler William Kramb V Rita Lonsway Irene Morse Mary Richmond V Ioseph Ritzler VV Paul Seebon V- VV V Emmet Sheeran Iames Shields V V Wilfred Steinmetz Gerald Wanqler V V Mary Io Woessner ,. Myron Ziegman V ., 629 W. Ncrth Sl. 507 W. Center St. 435 W, Iackson St. , 259 Bricker St. R. R. No. 3 121 Lunt St. 219 S. Vine St. ,, 222 College Ave. R. R. No. 2 542 N. Poplar St. B39 Leonard St. 803 Leonard St. , 603 S. Main St. 813 Columbus Ave. ,, , 349 Liberty St. V 835 Spruce St. 532 N. Countyline St. 608 S. Poplar St. 325 N, Union St. 761 Van BLXSII St. R. R. No. 3 V 126 W. Siith St, 524 N, Countyline St. VV 869 Lecnard St, IUNIORS Richard Abowd Iames Bott .V V Robert Bradner Phyllis Cook -V V Peter DiCesare Barbara Firth V VV Eleanor Foos ...... Edward Hammer Helen Heilman V Lester Huth V V V Bemard Ireland ,... Herman Keitter Marjorie Kinn V Robert Kipka V VV VV Ioanne Klinepeter . VV Carl Kramb ,-.- V Virginia Lichtle V Richard Maqers Mary Navarro V V Margaret Patterson Donald Scharl ...... V Mariorie Schmitz VV Edward Seebon V Geraldine Shober V V Kathryn Smith Harry Stoner ....VV Margaret Thom V Stanley Tinkovicz V Helen Whitta . Mary Whitta VV V Ioseph Vanderholl Richard Ziegman V V 588 Maple St, R. R. No. 2 . 234 South St. . 203 E. Fremont St. , V 150 Perry St. 735 N. Countyline St. 602 W. Center St. 124 Seneca St. 586 Maple St. VV 225 E, High St. ,., , N. Wood St. 803 Leonard St. 117 N. Countyline St. VV V VV 159 Elm St. V 240 W. High St, , 603 S. Main St. V 339 College Ave. 720 W. Center St, V 564 Spruce St. . R.R.No.l V 349 W. Center St 406 McDougal St. E08 S. Poplar St 738 W. Center St. R. R. No. 1 548 N, Main St, 714 W, Center St. S09 N. Poplar St. -602 S. Union St. S02 S. Union S,l 815 Williston Ave. V 869 Leonard St. SOPHOMORES Phillip Abowd V . 588 Maple St. Eugene Blaser VV 615 College Ave. Phillip Boyer V V V 139 w. High si. Mary DiCesare Emmett Droll Florence Droll Mildred Droll Bernard Elchert Betty Emerine Mildred Finsel Dolores Frausto Earl Graham Patty Hayes Bernard Holman Lena Kuntz Richard Lannen Donald Lichtle William Loeltler Catherine Lonsway V 150 Perry 1300 N. Countyline St. St. V V 502 College Ave. 864 Leonard V 515 W. Center 616 Maple St. St. St. R. R, No, 2 ,, 736 Spruce St. 1218 N. Countyline St. 338 W. Crocker St. P. O. Box 125 261 E. Crocker St. V735 Crerry S'. 339 Colleq 2 Ave. 311 N. Wcod St 813 Columbus Ave. Robert Mahin 404 N. Unicn St. Harold Sheeran 325 N. Un'on St, Iames Smith V 343 Liberty St, Kathleen Swick 339 N. Vine St. Anna Louise Swint V 601 N. Vine St. Michaeline Tinkovicz 609 N. Pcplar St. Rita Ulman .. 525 W. Tlltin St. Susanne Vogel . , 326 W. Center St. Larry Woessner V 524 N. Ccunty Line St. FRESHMEN Anna Bodart 430 Beech St. Richard Bradner 234 W. South St. Richard Collins 1004 N. Union St. 'Margaret DeVore 845 Mill St. Ioanne Emerine 517 College Ave. Anna Erbland 330 N. Vine St, Alice Hammer 128 E. Sixth St. Harold Hammer R. R. No, 3 William Heilman 586 Maple St. Lloyd Holman V VV V 123 S. Adams St. Patricia Howard 820 S. Main St. Doris Huss V 154 E. Titiin St. Donald Huth .. 225 E. High St. Leola lacob 615 N. Countyline St. Ioanne Kinn 117 N, Countyline St. Iames Kinn V V 963 N. Union St. Walter Kramb VV V V- - 603 S. Main St. Patricia Kromer 1415 N. Countyline S1. Iames Lannen V ,. .. 735 Cherry St. Patricia Ledwedge 4ll Cleveland St. Iames McMeen 1017 N. Uniin St. Georgianna Morse 349 Liberty St. Theresa Padden VV 218 N. Countyline St. Mary Patterson R. R. No. l Iames Reinhart 915 S, Main St, Paul Reiter V 219 Cleveland St. Frances Ritzler V 532 N. Countyline St. Neil Roberts , 3035 North St. Kathryn Scharl 349 W. Center St. Norman Seebon E08 S. Poplar St. Robert Shober 738 W, Center St. Iohn Scholidan V 132' .V E. Center St, Donald Steinmetz Frank Stevens Alice Thom Gerald Thiry lack Welly VV V Regina Waltermeyer lane Ziegman V ii. ii. No. 3 375 Findlay Road 714 W. Center V E. Sixth V V 120 Elm 602 N. Poplar 859 Leonard St St. St. St. St. of 1941 Col. l Mary Richmond Eugene Bahnsen Margaret Altwies Mary Io Woessner Dorothy Keitler William Kramb Ioseph Ritzler Col. 2 Kathryn Downes Rita Binkley Catherine Coughenour Myron Ziegman Iames Shields Rita Ardncr Col. 3 Clarence Hammer lrzne Morse Ioanne Huth Maraquita Bouillon Emmet Sheeran Wilfred Steinmetz Ftita Lonsway Col. 4 Paul Seebon Ursula Finsel Page Fit y Ninn Rev. Rev. Nahum A. A. Weber R. I. Osterhage Rev. C. A. Ruess Rev. W. I. Cowan The Sisters of Notre Dame Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Altwies A. L. A. Earl Foust Post No. 73 A. L. Earl Foust Post No. 73 Mr. R. C. Beamer Dr. E. Bentz C. Belt Barber Shop Bishop Sanitary Dry Cleaning Book and Gift Shop G. H. W. Bruggemann, M. D. Mr. George R. Cameron Churtz and Rosenberger Coal Yard Class Class Class Class oi 41 of '42 of '43 of '44 Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Collins Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Enright Erma's Beauty Parlor Edwards Dry Cleaning Co. Fancy's Sign Shop Fostoria Auto Club Dr. and Mrs. T. VV. Geoghegan Grade I Grade II Grade III Grade IV Grade V Grade VI Grade VII Grade VIII Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Hartnett Mr. P. M. Hopkins Hughes Dry Cleaning Co. Dr. H. D. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Huth Isaly's Dairy Products Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kinn Mr. B. F. Kissell Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Kinnaman Dr. I. L. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Pennell Peter Clothing Store Porter Dry Cleaning The Preis Store Wayne Price Meats Iohn B. Rogers Producing Co Dr. Ruble and Dr. Blue Dr. M. E. Seiple Service Laundry Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Sheeran Mrs. W. W. Sherman Carl Smith Glen Smith Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Sheeran Mr. Iohn Weber. Ir. Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Weimerskirch Mrs. Margaret Welly Mr. and Mrs. Ross Woessner Business G Professional Woman's Club Page Si ty faqs! AZ ' 19 10 Raymond Carroll 191 6 Mrs. O. E. Coughenour CFrances Helmstetterl 1917 Mrs. O. E. Freeman CLioba Helmstetterl 1922 Mrs. Gerald Iacoby CAlma Helmstetterl 1924 Mrs. Robert Conaway CVirqiI1iH Nyel 1927 Margaret Baumstark 1928 Francis Marley 1929 Mrs. Norman Stein 4Clara Lucille Nyel Mary Thill 1930 Raymond Weber 1931 Robert Woessner Florence Bigham 1932 Paul Arnoldi Mrs. Iohn Leiter C1-Xlberta Foosl William Baeder Margaret Lonsway 1933 Iames Thom 1934 Mrs. Norman Koepfer fAnna 1935 Richard Woessner Mrs. Lawrence Daugherty CEleanor Shermant Edward Gehrinq Paul Steyer George Wolnh Mae Nyel 1936 Lawrence F ink Beatrice Thom Kenneth Holman Iustin Nye Loretta Brickner Virginia Klinepeter 1937 Helen Erbland Earl Maqers Ioseph Magers William Foos Madonna Howard Page Sixty-Ono Lillian Good Adele Bigila Betty Wilson Ieanne Ann Woessner Robert Brickner Leonard Lehmann 1938 Robert Waltermeyer Iohn Crawford Iames Magers Mrs. Vern Kinn CMar I Helen Kramb ean Teeplel Mrs. Edward Gehring CGladys Myersl Mildred Hein Kathryn Smith Mrs. Delmer Behn Clane Wolphj Paul Downes Mary Wilson Dorothy Brickner 1939 Ioseph LaFountain Gerald Kromer Vernon Elchert Barrett Wonderly Barbara Ann Welly Mary lane Downes Ioan Lonsway Adam Bangert lohn Woessner Harold Huth Iosephine Nye 1940 Mildred Thom Mary Smith William Getz Vivian Holman Robert Kinn Richard Kinn Thomas Roberts Donald Martin Leonard Nye Frank Crawford Ioseph Bigila Kathleen Teeole Peter Tinkovicz Carolyn Cunningham Mary Rose Falter Margaret Smith Marguerite Lichtle Paul Wagner Harold Coon Q 1,1 70 7fxe erm of 1941 It is Iune, the month of the Sacred Heart and the month ot your graduation. In a few days you will go iorth from your Alma Mater, rich in the truth of Christ and the grace ot Christ--His blessing will be u ' will uphold you, His ' pon you, His strength eyes will follow you. The world you face is troubled, but it offers you a glorious challenge--a challenge to do great work for Christ, The need of the hour summons you to take your place, shoulder to shoulder, with all the Catholic men and women of the country and to work with them to bring to our 1 dom of Christ. and the peace ofthe King- T ation of every one of you, and as you enter upon it, your friends and teachers unite in extending to you good ulations. his is the high Voc wishes and congrat- llmt- Six! J Introducing 0ur Froslin Friends Tell Thom: I saw your ad in the Froslin SENECA W O 0 D W 0 R K WaaJamA,Q'mZ.L'umAm 14mZ6lmeMdlumA ..Sawef873.. 'E' THE SENECA LER. si MILLWORK Co. 635 WEST TIFFIN STREET PHONE 671-672 Compliments of T ll E Seneca W'ire 8: Mfg. Co. 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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '4l FOSTORIA ICE AND COAL COMPANY 410 East North St. Phone 3686 Fostoria, Ohio Where Fostoria Buys Its Coal THE LIVINGSTON STUDIO 417 Summit St. TOLEDO, OHIO 'EXCELLENT Photographs has al' ways been the slogan in our Studio. Our Photographers typiiies character, quality and individuality. We keep your negative on tile, you may order more at any time. THE LIVINGSTON STUDIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '41 CLOVER FARM QORES COPPUS GROCERY RUSSELL'S MARKET FRANK KINKER BASKET MARKET C. A. BABB EARL DRAY J Y ..THE.. Mennel Milling Company Oliver Farm Massey Harris Machinery Farm Machinery HARRY R. STROMAN 125 East Center St. Stuart-Warner Bendix Home Reirigerators Laundry CARIPS P q Seven THE KEY . . To a Successful GRADUATION :-: IS :-: Announcements and Name Cards as Furnished to the GRI-IDS of '41 by the INTER - COLLEGIATE PRESS CO. 7? Personal Representative HAROLD E. WAMPLER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '41 ilanlp amz buttery ty-One ERNIE AND BILL'S GARAGE General Repairing-Painting Body and Fender Repairing Phones: Day 22213 Night 2801. H36 East Tiffin St. Ernie Lonsway William Clary ART CLOTHES SHOP 'fi' A Complete I.ine oi MIIN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Sincere Good Vlishes 1 1: THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR SEE YOU AT HARRY ALDRICH BOWLING ALLEYS 'YY' West Tiffin Street EDISON CUT RATE DRUGS 41' Graduation Presents of Many Desr-riptions Lowest Prices in Fostoria, Ohio THE BOND FURNITURE COMPANY - T' The place to take your best qirl when she takes you seriously. 'fi' FOSTORIA, OHIO THE RUHL MOTOR COMPANY Buick - Oldsmobile Sales and Service SMOKEY'S INN 107 West Tiffin St. 120-22 E. Tiffin St. Phone 2131 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS 'fi' 'H' THE REXALL STORE SMOKE HOUSE ODENWELLERIS CONGRATULATIONS 41- CLASS OF '41 Complete Home Furnishers Rugs-Carpeis-Linoleum 'I T 'ft- Phone 4201 BILLS ECONOMY STORE FOR YOUR HEALTH LOWERY AND CHAPMAN DRINK MORE MILK -fx- Waiches - Diamonds - Iewe ry 4' Dishes A. HOLMAN DAIRY SEE US FIRST P q Seven ty-Tliree ZEIGLER BROS. COMPLIMENTS DAIRY OF Pure Dairy Products ffl' MONTGOMERY WARD Extra Rich-Exira Fine Phone 2154 Fostoria, Ohio PENNEY MERCHANDISE, CONGRATULATIONS ALWAYS OF HIGHEST CLASS OF '41 QUALITY, IS KNOWN SEARS ROEBUCK FROM COAST TO COAST AND Co. 'fi' I. C. PENNEY COMPANY 122 Wes: Tiffin Si. Fostoria, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 41 CLASS OF '41 RED FLARE SIGNAL CORP. SENECA OIL Co. HAVENS MARINE SEEBON STORAGE AND SALES TRANSFER, LTD. BO ATS AND MOTORS Office and Warehouse PHONE 2621 425 Souih Union Si. Phone 2762 P q Seve-my-F I. B. BASEHORE AND COMPANY Coal, Builders' Supplies. Concrete Products, Chi-Namel Paints, Varnishes, Enamels. O-P Automatic Coal Burners Phone S87 312 E. Center St. FOSTORIA WELDING CO. Rear 157 East Center St, 'fir Electric and Acetylent Welding George C. Wolph, W. E. WALTER'S BEAUTY SHOP Fostoria's Most Modern Shop of Beauty Culture Permanent Waves. Finger Waves. Facials. Manicures. Hair Tinting. MRS. R. A. WALTERS, Manager 118 East Tiffin St. BERT'S RESTAURANT The Best in Food 'ft Phe Largest on Main Street and the Oldest in Fostoria, 'fb OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE FOSTORIA MONUMENT COMPANY -1 tr l East of St. lfVendelin Cemetery PHONE 3872 WE GREET OUR FRIENDS IN FOSTORIA, AND SOLICIT THEIR PATRONAGE. THE BUCKEYE PAPER CO. Wholesalers of Paper Products That Protect 1102 Summit St., Toledo. Ohio Page Seventy lf' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FOSTORIA 'ff' is now in its FIFTY-NINTH year of faithful and useful service to to this community. THE DRESS SHOP LADIES' WEAR 'f!' Smart--Inexpensive Appealing 112 South Main St. Fostoria, Ohio Ladies' Diamonds Wear Watches 'QT' KERREY'S HELEN CHARLES ff?- Exclusive But Charlie Will Not Expensive Charge I' DELL'S LUNCH fn- 224 South Main Street IOHNNY AND LEE'S CAFE l T -11- 440 South Main St. OPEN ALL NIGHT E T STATE THEATER SCHINE'S l 4 R' E 1 For Hits Week-end and Week-Out I Visit l 1.4.1- ,--1. , ...pt COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL CARBON CO.. Inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS MYERS AND LICTHLE, Ltd. Plumbing and Heating Buy Your Commencement Gifts ai MOSE LAMFROM CLOTHING CO. MORRIS FIVE CENTS TO ONE DOLLAR STORE TRY MORRIS' FIRST PQ CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '41 FRANCIS M. MARLEY '28 Attorney-at-Law CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS HAYS HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '41 FEASEL MARKETS Insurance Our Business for 26 Years A. H. YONKER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 2573. 108 E. Center St OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1941 BRINNON WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Carl M. Peggs, Mgr. Opposite Civic Theater 312 North Main St. Phone 2703 Nationally Known Watches STEVENS IEWELRY COMPANY The Diamond Store of Fostoria IOHN A. REGER 815 Cherry St. TOLEDO, OHIO CATHOLIC SUPPLY HOUSE Importers and dealers in Prayer Books, Vestments, Church Orna- ments, Candles, Rosaries, Statues and Sanctuary Supplies: Sanctuary and Vigil Lights: Mission Supplies: Rea finishing Sacred Vessels. Servel Gas Tappan G55 Reirigerators Ranges THE OHIO FUEL GAS CO. Gas Heating Rex Automatic Equipment Water Heaters Your Gas Cent, is Well Spent PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Paint-Glass-Wallpaper Window Shades Picture Framing Minors 119 North Main si. Phone 3405 NYE IMPLEMENT CO. FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Sales and service Phone 2366 149 E. Sou'h si. 7 I zzzkfzkzg ,Q ml-his above allg to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, J' Thou canst not then be false to any man, S Farewell my blessing season this in theeln -Polonius Page Seventy-Nino ll ll Uolume X111 Ilwxv Ifrthfy