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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
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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
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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
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