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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1942 volume:

1. f,f r W . ,.-I! VK 1 3. 'N ' fifkfh Q., inf? , W' lS'2? yfy fx. +2 +A- ,if . -iz' 53E43 ,ilu 1 1 .., Y uf Ll .X ig' L 3-5 QUNF , .x E-1, N F- . Q 12 X, , , ,J A xx.-. ELK 'F ,J i.. ' Q'-.Q-57, A., luemaaia Through the grey light drift of the dust, In the keen, cool rush of the air, 'Neath the fleecy white clouds overhead, She will ever heavenward direct, This, our St. Wendelin High School-th e best! Page Two vw Zlfmlm 'Ti X Pudluhefl iq '7!ze Swim Glau U! sz. www, JW sczmz ' Qauma, ww 194.2 fbecficalfian It is very fitting that With this fourteenth volume, which might aptly be termed the Victory F1'oslin, We remember our Most Reverend Bishop Who is constantly laboring that We, his flock may, with the help of God, realize the one ultimate victory of the soul over the powers of darkness. We offer this book to his Excellency's untiring efforts to lead us to our Heavenly home, and as a tribute to his ceaseless labors to promote, develop, and perfect the Cath- olic system of education, of which we are proud to be products. As a small measure of gratitude, therefore, we, the class of nineteen hun- dred forty-two, dedicate this symbol of the four years of study, work, and play during the happiest stage of our youthful lives to the Most Reverend Karl loseph Alter, D. D., Bishop of the diocese of Toledo. Page Four The day of High School Commencement, as the word itself signifies, indicates merely a beginning. It is the be- ginning of individual and personal responsibility for the student who enters life on his own. It is the beginning of a practical demonstration of the value of a Catholic high school education. Undoubtedly the students of St. Wendelin's High School appreciate deeply the privilege which they have enjoyed for the past four years, namely the privilege of receiving their training under the inspiration of religion and under the auspices of teachers dedicated strictly to the welfare of their pupils. The gratitude which students naturally ex- perience at this season of the year when their school days are brought to a close should not be merely a mo- mentary thing but rather a continuing attitude of mind and heart. It is a gratitude which manifests itself primarily in living good Christian lives which shall be devoted not merely to selfish interests but to the interests of their com- munity, their parish and the extension of God's kingdom on earth. We expect our boys and girls who have graduated from St. Wendelin's High School to be endowed not only with knowledge but also with virtue. If this be true then the character of their future lives will constitute the most con- vincing proof of the value of a Catholic education. We count upon each and every one of you to furnish this proof of the sacrifices made by your parents, your instruc- tors and your parish. We count furthermore upon your own sense of responsibility to help others through your parish to obtain the same benefits as have been accorded to you. Sincerely with blessing June 2, 1942. Bishop of Toledo Page Five eww 'I' vqcfnulnhhalian GMM Gaqfmqazfiawi Ndwafiea fqihlelica 14Jwmf1zm4 Pafle Six 14 iian Q e 'Vigil I we Y AW2 Ie 'e 1kA,h,RIl e ' if 'L e 4 if 'll' if gf! , e . I XX t if 7 X If QP' l ji L. e Y: Tfzese friends unto our hearts .ffzall cleave, As from zffzem we take a refuctant feafve. Page Seven emu, III Reverend R. J. Osterhaqe, Principal Sister marq Joan, S.Il.D. Sister marq Dalene, S.I'l.D. Sister marq Bernildis, SILD. Sister marq Lucq, SILD. Sister marq merle, S.I1.D. mr. Kenneth Herman mrs. Floqd Kinnaman mrs. william Shields P Eht p . . Z 80.4.0 , During the past six years, as Principal of St. Wendelin High School, Father Osterhage has always striven to imbue his students with that practical Christian philosophy which will guide them safely through the joys and trials of life, and ever distinguish them as graduates of a Catholic institution of learning. Four years under his priestly guidance as principal, teacher and friend, will be for them an ever cherished memory. We, the class of 1942, will throughout the years to come, do our utmost to prove true to God, to our Country, to our parents and teachers, but above all to our Principal, Father Osterhage. Page Nine MRS. FLOYD KINNAMAN MRS. WILLIAM SHIELDS Directress of the Glee Club High School Secretary MR. KENNETH HERMAN Athleiic Coach Page Ten . V, . .351 M , , , , fjaedeuifi New paiedll The Reverend Alvin I-I. Bums, C. PP. S., and the Reverend R. I. Osterhage, Principal. The Reverend Alvin Burns, C. PP. S., a graduate of St. Wen- delin High School with the class of 1932, was ordained to the sacred priesthood at Carthagena, Ohio, on March 8, and cele- brated his first solemn Mass in St. Wendelin Church the tol- lowing Sunday. He is pictured here with the Reverend Ray- mond Osterhage, Principal. Page Eleven We fqae Hardly realizing that our four years as students of St. Wendelin High School are now rapdily drawing to a close, we, although filled with that ex- travagant youthful anticipation of entering into a new kind of life, hesitate on its threshold, reluctant to leave those hallowed walls which have housed our ambitions, our hopes, and our worries during this brief sojourn. During this momentary pause, four years of learning, four years of train- ing, four years-in which we have either molded. ourselves into practical Cath- olics and dutiful citizens, or have permitted ourselves to drift into the worldly realms of self-expression and independence-pass before our eyes in a vivid panorama of truth. The last but most important of those years we have en- deavored to highlight in this, the fourteenth volume of THE FOSLIN, in a brief summarization of its work and its play, its clubs and its classes, so that, in future years, we, as well as those whose toil and care have given us the opportunity for a fuller life, may have reminiscences of the class of l942. Fully cognizant of the fact that our education, of which our student pub- lications, THE WENDELETTE, and THE FROSLIN, have been a vital part, would have been utterly impossible without the wise guidance of our parents, principal and teachers, coupled with the financial support of our patrons, al- umni, and advertisers, we extend to all of them our vote of thanks and sincere appreciation. Class of 1942. Page Twelve Qwflwla It V ff If A A Qil f Www: If P i f f - 'firlxlff . gy? A K Q iii!!! V W K X ' I fl Q V Llsigifgggmsx ' , , Vi j 'I ips' A5 l 4 4 A4. 5 iq A C Wd!! amfwer tbe Wavorlcfs most urgent cuffs, Tkougb our bearzs remain fwz'z6z'n fzalfofwea' fzafls P Th Class President Helen Whitta For the past she holds no regret Hoping the future to be brighter yet. Class Oiticer 3. 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Froslin Staff l, 2, 3. 4 Bonhi Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Wendelette Staff l, 2, 3, 4 Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Froslin Winner l, 2, 3 Co-prefect of Sodality 4 Advertising Manager oi Froslin 4 Leader in School Activities 2 Chorus 2 Outstanding Worker 3 Vice President C. S. M. C., 3, 4 Richard Abowd, Ir. Class president, witty and clever, A business lad who'll make good ever. Wendelette Staff l, 2, 3, 4: Editor-in-Chiei 4 Class President 3, 4 Bonhi Club l, Z. 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 45 Dramatics 2. 3, 4 Mission Society l, 2, 3, 4 Highest Average l, 2, 3 Boys' State 3: lunior Kiwanian 4 American Legion Essay Contest 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Sodality l, Z. 3, 4: Acolyte 1, Z, 3, 4 Froslin Staff 3, 4 Intramural Basketball l, 4 General Manager ol Wendelette Campaign 4 Froslin Campaign Leader 3 Chairman Iunior-Senior Prom 3 Iournalisrn Monogram 4 Class Secretary Class Motto: He Who Hesitates is Lost. Class Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Page Fourteen 1 Eleanora Foos Always smilng, always gay. Merrlly she wends her Way. Class Officer 3. 4 Glee Club l. 2, 3. 4 Wendelette Staff 1, 2, 3 Froslin Staff 4 Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Chorus 2 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Representative Business Professional 4 Chapel Assistant Z Bonhi Club 1, 4 Spelling Contest 1, 2 Class Vice-President Class Treasurer Lester Huth His aim is high. he's bound to please To Success' lock he has the keys. Class Officer 3, 4 Wendelette Staff 4 Froslin Staff 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Prefect of Sodality 4 Bonhi Club 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball 3 Class Flower: Tea Bose Abeunt studia in rnores. ---Francis Bacon Page Fifteen t Phyllis Cook Behind those shining eyes of b lue Are kindness, charm, and mischief, too. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Wendelette Staff 1, 2 Froslin Staif 4 Mission Society 1, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1, 2, 4 Bonhi Club 1, 4 Iames Boil This tall, well-built graduate Drives a Chevy, he's never late. Barbara Ann Firth Little, but mighty, and cheerful, too, With golden hair and eyes ot blue. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Wendelette Stall 1, 2, 3, 4 Froslin Staff 2 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Spelling Contest 3 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1, 2, 4 Chorus 1, 2. 3 Bonhi Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Page Sixteen Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Basketball 4 Bonhi Club 3, 4 Class Winner in Catho Campaign 3 Froslin Stalf 4 Catholic Chroncle Boos Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4 lic Chronicle 'Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4 t er 2, 3, 4 1 . I ' :ii Ioanne Klinepeter She's not a llower, she's not a pearl, She's iust a winsome, all 'round girl. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chapel Organist 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Wendelette Staff 1, 2, 3 l'-'rnslin Staff A Mission Society 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club Class Leader 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1, 2, 3, 4 Activity Pin 2, 3 Dramatics 3, 4 Winner in Magazine Contest 3, 4 Robert Bradner Tall, with hair of iiery red, Here's a lad who'll forqe ahead. Page Seventeen Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4 Wendelette Stafi Z, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1, Z Bonhi Club l. 2, 3. 4 Mission Society l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2. ra, 4 American Legion Essay Winner Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Cheerleader 1 Spelling Contest Entrant l, 2, 4 Amateur Contest 3 Student Kiwanian 4 Froslin Staff 4 Helen Heilman Brown eyes twinkling all the while With a cheery, friendly smile. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Wendelette Stal! 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 Representative Business Professional 4 Chapel Assistant 2 Mission Society 1, 2, 3. 4 Bonhi Club 4 it 4- .-S., J, ,, Mariorie Kinn Smiling, laughing, sparkling eyes. A Bonhi Club booster she is like- wise. Carl Kramb A short. cheery. laughing lad. He never was known to look a Bonhi Club 3. 4 1 Mission Society l. 2. 3. 4 Class Officer 2 Froslin Staff 4 Holy Name Society l. 2, 3. 4 Basketball 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2 Wendelette Staff 4 Glee Club 1 Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4 Class Winner Catholic Chronicle 4 Secretary ol the Sodality 3, 4 C. S. M. C. Class Representative 3 Edward Hammer A lad well liked by all around. Although he seldom makes a sound. Catholic Chronicle Booster 2 Froslin Staff 4 Mission Society Z, 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 4 Football 4 Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4 Bonhi Club 1. 4 bit sad. Page Eighteen Scdallty Otiicer 2 Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4 Bonhi Club l. 3. 4 Scdality l, 2, 3. 4 Mission Society l, Cheerleader 3. 4 Chapel Organist 2. Sodality Representat Protessional 4 Froslin Staff 4 Wendelette Stall 1. 2, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 3 Froslin Contest Winner 4 ive 2 Dramatics 4: Chorus 2 Representative Business 2.3 2.3.4 at. v .4 are Richard Magers Lively. good-natured, no care has he. He's everything that friend could be. Class President 1, Z Outstanding Worker 3 Mission Society 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Stage Manager 3 Boys' State 3 Iunior Kiwanian 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Captain of Football Team 4 Football Manager 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1. 2. 3, 4 Bonhi Club 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1, 2 President of C. S. M. C., 3, 4 Virginia Lichtle Dark eyes. and dark hair. too, A serious Miss, a friend most true. ..l , Page Nineteen Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mission Society 1, 2, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Froslin Staff 4 Bonhi Club 1, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 American Legion Essay Winner Catholic Chronicle Booster 4 Class Ofiicer 2 Outstanding Worker 3 Wenclelette Stall 2, 3, 4 Herman Keiifer Quiet but friendly are his ways- ' He'll surprise us one of these days. Bonhi Club 2, 4 Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4 Mission Society 2, 3, 4 Froslin Staff 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1 Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3. 4 Edward Seebon Here's a lad who Always friendly an Kathryn Smith Although she has not much to say, She's very charming in her way. Glee Club 1. 2. Q, 4 Bonhi Club 1, 3, 4 Spelling Contest I. 3 Spelling Champion 4 Froslin Staff 4 Wendelette Stall l Mission Society 1, 2. 3, 4 American Legion Essay Winner 4 Sodality l. 2, 3, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 2, 4 aims to please. d at ease. Mary Navarro A smile lor friends, both old and new And that means Wendelette Stail 1, Glee Club l. 2, 3, Class Officer l this-there's one or you. 2.3,4 4 Mission Society 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4 Chapel Assistant 2 Catholic Chronicle B Bonhi Club l ooster 1 Acolyte l, 2, 3. 4 Glee Club l Football 4 Basketball 2, 3 Basketball Manager 1 Sodality l. 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club 2, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 2, 4 Mission Society '2 Intramural Basketball l Page Twenty ' we Mariorie Schmitz Always smiling, full of qood cheer. Willing to help whoever is near. Wendelette Staff l. 2. 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorlls 2 Scdaliiy 1, 2, 3. 4 Mission 2, 3, 4 Bonhi Club l Catholic Chronicle Booster 1, Z Dramatics 4 Harry Stoner Slow and deliberate. in his own odd way. With always something clever to say. Page Twenty-One Cleveland Cathedral Latin I Wendelette Staff 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball Z, 3, 4 Captain of Basketball Team 4 Amercan Legion Essay Winner 3 Mission Society 3, 4 Sodality 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Iunior Kiwanian 4 Froslin Staff 4 Bonhi Club 4 Class Representative C. S. M. C. 3, 4 Margaret Patterson With her Irish eyes all smiling. She is charming. sweet, beguiling. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Froslin Staff 4 Bonhi Club 2, 4 Wendelette Staff 1, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 as Ioseph Vanderhoii This tall lad, beyond a doubt. Is a line usher, we've found out. Bonhi Club 1 Mission Society 1, 2, 3 Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Margaret Thom With disposition bright as summer's sun, Oh, my yes. she likes her lun. Stanley Tinkovicz Cheerily laughing all the while. Winning friends with a ready smile. Acolyte l, 2, 3 Mission Society l, Z, 3 Sodality 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager l Bonhi Club 2 Catholic Chronicle Booster 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Intramural Basketball l Page Twenty-Two Glee Club l, 2. 3. 4 Bonhi Club l, 3. 4 Wendelette Staff 2, 3. 4 Chorus 2 Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster Bonhi Club Class Leader 3 Froslin Staff 3. 4 Sodality Social Committee 3 l Geraldine Shober Always laughing, always gay. She's sure to chase your blues away. Wendelette Stall 2, 3 Froslin Statt 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Mission Society 2, 3 Scdal.ty 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 1 Cathclic Chronicle Booster 1 Bonhi Club l Chorus 2 Dramatics Z, 3, 4 4 Mary Whitta As graceful lingers over keyboard run, She thinks typing to be lots ot lun. Class Officer 2 Chapel Organist 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1. Z. 3, 4 Bonhi Club 1, 2, 3, 4 bodality Representative 1 American Legion Contest 2 Dramatics 1, 3, 4 Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Wendelette Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Froslin Staff 4 Representative Business Professional 4 Spelling Contest 1, 3, 4 Sodality Oiiicer 2 Richard Zieqman Unassurnlng, quiet, wth a ready sm'le Plucfzy, a true sportsmzn all the while Football 2, 3. 4 Basketball 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4 Scdality 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 1 Holy Name Society l, 2, 3, 4 ,. Mission Society 1 V Page Twenty-Three 1 s ' l' v 1 l Catholic Chronicle Booster l, 2 W n Salufalaaian RICHARD ABOWD MARY WHITTA Quail' Sfzeakea N 1 Rev. R. H. Scheckelhofi P q T ty Four Glafuefz ,4AY 2 a+ . A ,,,. .,1g5fzf. x , fix: V fxktxjw! T ,, it i' at f X :X ix ' H' if r f I sy P 'sm if '5 Q X .- S M X Here we see the ofber cfasxey, Tbe fvegf ben' gf lads and fassex PgT F' K, l Glau Uf 1943 Ugiam Eugene Blaser, Betty Ernerine, Robert Mahin, Anna Lou Swint. Class Colors: Maroon and Gold Class Motto: Not For School But For Life. Class Flower: Carnation. PRESIDENT .....,.. .,.... E ugene Blaser VICE-PRESIDENT ..,..,... ....... A nna Lou Swint SECRETARY ...... .....A B etty Emerine TREASURER .,.,.. .,..... R obert Mahin Page Twenty-Six 4 , 4 r uniafzeladfi Eugene Blaser Philip Abowd Anna Lou Swint Betty Emerine Lena Kuntz Iames Smith Donald Lichtle Earl Graham Dolores Frausto Patricia Hayes Lawrence Woessner Mildred Lonsway Harold Sheeran Bernard Elchert Richard Wilson Helen Filliater Iune Wilson Florence Droll Emmet Droll Philip Boyer Michaeline Tinkovicz Mary DiCesare Robert Mahin William Loeffler Rita Ulman Suzanne Vogel Kathleen Swick Mildred Droll Mildred Finsel Page Twenty-Seven 014544 W 1944 Uffawu Iames Lannen, Iames Kinn, Ioanne Kinn, Regina Waltermeyer. Class Colors: Green and Gold Class Motto: The End Crowns the Work Class Flower: Sweet Pea PRESIDENT .....,.,,., ................ I ames Kinn VICE-PRESIDENT ,,,..... ..... R egina Waltermeyer SECRETARY ...,.. ...... I oanne Kinn TREASURER .,V,.. ...... I ames Lannen Page Twenty-Eight 8 Glam Regina Waltermeyer Iames Kinn Iames Lannen Ioanne Kinn Walter Kramb Alice Thom Anna Bodart lack McMeen Patricia Kromer William Heilman Harold Hammer Alice Hammer Richard Collins Ioanne Emerine Mary Patterson Donald Huth Kathryn Scharf Neil Roberts Robert Shober Frances Ritzler Richard Bradner Margaret DeVore Leola Iacobs CWithdrawnl Iane Ziegman Lloyd Holman Frank Stevens Doris Huss Patricia Ledwedge CWithdrawnP Patricia Howard Page Twenty-Nine elm df 1945 Ujficm Jeanne 1VIcMeen, Donald Stoner, Robert Gillig, Patricia Abowd. Class Colors: Scarlet and Grey Class Motto: Duty is Ours: Consequences Are God's. Class Flower: Red Rose PRESIDENT ,,...... .,... D onald Stoner VICE-PRESIDENT ..... ..... I eanne McMeen SECRETARY ...... ....... P atricia Abowd TREASURER ....... ,....... R obert Gillig Page Thirty none : -g 4 Glua P Donald Stoner Jeanne McMeen 1 Thomas Geoghegan Patricia Donald Goshe Kathlee Evelyn Frankart David Sh I ames Stevens Pauline Eugene Holman Coleen Barbara Coughenour Nicholas DiICesare Donald Droll Dolores Peter DiCesare Alma Babb Eleta Baker Mary Lou 1, 1 Mary Kramh l Patricia Abowd Robert Gillig Downes Mary M. Finsel Iohn Teeple n Cline Marie Lonsway . Raymond Bodart ields Benedict Hammer Kenneth Woessner Virginia Whitta Erbland Betty Bentz V Edward Lichtle Lytle I eanne Valter Edward Collins Owen Hammer William Filliater Phyllis Mae Cook Kabel Laura Logsdon Donald Elchert Betty Scharf Iames Droll Lehman Louis DiCesare Adeline Tinlcovicz Margaret Droll Page Thirty-One efadfioi A few of the seniors busily studying the Weekly World News Map, a supplement to their American History course. Chemistry for these students is a con- stant mystery, enlightenment and fun. The prcatical side of chemistry is being demonstrated by this group of future chemists. These first year typists are already adepts at their work. Cutting stencils and mimeographing are a vital part of their study and practice. Page Thirty-Two in 1403341 Budding Ph. D.'s are to be found in this freshman group gathered in the library reading room for research. The rest of the freshman class are study- ing for a semester examination in ancient history. The sophomores are aspiring leaders in the art of public speaking. Debates and floor-talks are their particular hobbies. During Wendelette week this staff is busier than bees. A business-like tone pervades the atmosphere because the deadline is near at hand. Page Thirty-Three ,rzfzm we .ear Snow. or no snow, these freshmen didn't miss one day of school. Pictured at the right are nine, senior, Catholic Chronicle boosters. These eight members of the junior class were present every day this year. Did you take your Catholic Chronicle subscription from one of these junior boosters? At the left are some of the sophomores who answered the daily roll call. Father Osterhage presents the senior contingent of non-absentees. Here are the eight sophomore and freshman Chronicle boosters. Page Thirty-Four gqaae, ancf Njim Glafuu The Spanish class is deeply engrossed in mastering that enticing language. Both sophomores and juniors are eligible for this study. A group of seniors are on their way to the library for a study period. Some of the juniors are seen at their lockers at the end of a day's hard work. The Roto seems to be of interest to Emmet Droll, James Smith, and Earl Gra- ham. Lena Kuntz and Mildred Droll are ready to go. Senior organists: Mary Whitta and Io- anne Klinepeter. Sophomore sacristans: Ioanne Emerine and Alice Hammer. Page Thirty-Five '7fae Gulmvuf iqflj Both the kitchen and cafeteria were, through the kindness of Father Osterhage, Principal, thoroughly renovated and re- decorated at the end of the first semester. In this ideal and attractive home econ- omics department these fortunate young ladies seem to be enjoying their experi- ments. Always busier than bees, the girls looked up just long enough to permit Mr. Marchion, the photographer, to snap their picture. After studying their recipes and getting all things in readiness, the girls are won- dering how it's going to turn out. Here they are lined up for inspection. Left to right: Phyllis Cook, Margaret Pat- terson, Rita Ulman, Suzanne Vogel, Flor- ence Droll, and Marjorie Schmitz. Page Thlrty-Six 0 'X V ' e A :t 1 FAA' . ,g . 'x,g,q,,M,i V k iQixxX , ik iiriwg I X 5 A Nm Af e Q E Q flu Orchids to tfzese, glee Club ana' all, Thejfre efver reaajf at bee! or at call. Page Thirty-Seven Udfalian Doubtless the most outstanding oppor- tunities embodied in a truly Catholic edu- cation will be found in these pages of Chapel close-ups. Four years under the same roof with our almighty Creator and benign Savior cannot fail to have a salutatory influence on the lives of St. Wendelin high school students. Celebrant: The Reverend Raymond I. Osterhage, Principal. Deus, qui humanae substantiae digni- tatem mirabiliter condidisti . . . O God, who in a wonderful manner didst create and ennoble human nature u ..- -The Offertory. Acolytes: David Shields and Donald Elchert. Haec quotiescumque feceritis, in mei memoriam facietis. As often as you shall do these things, you shall do them in rememberance of Me. -The Elevation. Acolytes: Edward Collins and Iames Stevens. Page Thirty Eight .Sauace Rzahm' B Sequential sancti Evanqelii secundurn C Continuation of the holy Gospel ac- cording to . . . l +The Gospel. Acolytes: Edward Lichtle and Robert Gillig. Suscipe, sancte Pater omnipotens, aeterne Deus, hanc imrnaculatam hostiam n C .l'-Xccept, O holy Father, almighty and eternal God, this spotless host . . . l -The Offertory. Acolytes: Thomas Geoghegan and Ed- ward Collins. . . per omnia saecula saeculorum. . . . World Without end. eThe Preface. Acolytes: Walter Kramb, Bernard El- chert, Neil Roberts, and Richard Bradner. Introibo ad altare Dei. l I Will go up unto the altar of God. -The Preparation. Acolytes: Robert Mahin, Robert Shober. Iames Kinn, and Richard Collins. Page Thirty-Nine Page Forty Knew of Iffze gleuecf Samamenl' Serving in the chapel for the last time in their high school careers are these five senior boys: Robert Bradner Edward Seebon Richard Ziegman Richard Abowd, Ir. Carl Kramb Five of the acolytes of the junior class are here portrayed fulfilling similar ser- vices: Philip Abowd William Loeffler Eugene Blaser Harold Sheeran Donald Lichtle ea. 0. W Rum na . ' fu Co-Preiects: Helen Whitta and Lester Huth. Secretary: Carl Kramb. lvlnior Consultor: Rita U11-nan. Sophomore Consultorz Donald Huth. Our Lady's Committee Virginia Lichtle Richard Magerg Mary Navarro Edward Hammer Suzanne Vogel Philip Boyer Anne Louise Swint Robert Mahin Marie Lonsway Edward Collins Ieanne McMeen Donald Stoner Eucharistic Committee Benedict Hammer Patricia Ledwedge Edward lichtle Iames McMeen 101111 Teeple Iames Kinn Walter Kramb ' Richard Collins Margaret Patterson Kathryn Smith Herman Keitler Eleanora Foos ea. Gad W Sakai On November 12, 13, 14, the fifth annual spiritual retreat for the high school was conducted by the Reverend Carl W. Scheib, a former assistant of St. Wendelin parish. Page Forty-One ro I if ,gy v J glee ew M. Patlerson H. H. Whitta M. S. Vogel B. Tinkovicz I. Kinn I. P. Ledwedqe I. E. Collins E. Heilman Thom Emerine Sheeran McMeen Emerine Lichtle Ann Firth Abowd Graham Frausto DeVore Bentz V. Lichile M. Navarro I. Klinepeter R. Bradner L. Huth K. Smith M. Whitta W. Loeliler M. Droll P. Abowd A. Lou Swint D. Huth A. Thom L. Iacob V. Whitta A. Tinkovicz B.CoughenourI. Droll Page Fcriy-Two Foos Schmitz Kinn an - Ulman Stevens Abowd DiCesare 6. 8.114 G. We are now reminded that America is the only country which is in a position to support and further the work of the missionaries laboring in all parts ofthe world to bring God into the lives of millions of pagan people. In view of this fact, the Mission Society is a most important one. To be a member. the student must be enrolled in the Society of the Propogation of the Faith, and always be ready, both by prayer and sacrifice, to do his part in spreading the kingdom of God upon earth. 1941-1942 OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..r........ ....,............,...........,....,... ,...... R i Chard Magers VICE-PRESIDENT ..... ,,,.,, H elen Whitta TREASURER .......... ...... I ames Kinn SECRETARY .....,.,..........,...,............,.......,..,......,,........................................, Rita Ulman Senior members of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade are: Richard Abowd, Iames Boff, Robert Bradner, Phyllis Cook, Eleanora Foos, Barbara Ann Firth, Edward Hammer, Helen Heilman, Herman Keiffer, Ioanne Klinepeter, Marjorie Kinn, Carl Kramb, Virginia Lichtle, Richard Magers, Mary Navarro, Margaret Patterson, Marjorie Schmitz, Kathryn Smith, Harry Stoner, Margaret Thom, Ioseph Vanderhoff, Helen Whitta, Mary Whitta. Iunior members are: Philip Abowd, Philip Boyer, Eugene Blaser, Mildred Droll, Emmet Droll, Florence Droll, Bernard Elchert, Helen Filliater, Earl Gra- ham, Patricia Hayes, Lena Kuntz, Donald Lichtle, William Loeffler, Robert Ma- hin, Harold Sheeran, Kathleen Swick, Anna Lou Swint, Rita Ulman, Richard Wilson, Iune Wilson, Larry Woessner, Betty Emerine, Mary DiCesare. Sophomore members are: Anna Bodart, Richard Bradner, Richard Collins, Margaret DeVore, Ioanne Emerine, Alice Hammer, Harold Hammer, William Heilman, Patricia Howard, Leola Iacob, Iames Kinn, Ioanne Kinn, Walter Kramb, Iames Lannen, Patricia Ledwedge, lack McMeen, Mary Patterson, Frances Ritzler, Neil Roberts, Robert Shober, Alice Thom, Regina Waltermeyer, Iane Ziegnjian. Freshmen members are: Patricia Abowd, Alma Babb, Eleta Baker, Ray- mond Bodart, Betty Bentz, Kathleen Cline, Phyllis Mae Cook, Edward Collins, Barbara Coughenour, Louis DiCesare, Nick DeCesare, Patricia Downes, Donald Droll, Margaret Droll, Iames Droll, Donald Elchert, Pauline Erbland, William Filliater,Evelyn Frankart, Thomas Geoghegan, Donald Goshe, Robert Gillig, Benedict Hammer, Owen Hammer, Eugene Holman, Dolores Kabel, Mary Kramb, Edward Lichtle, Laura Logsdon, Marie Lonsway, Coleen Lytle, Ieanne McMeen, David Shields, Donald Stoner, James Stevens, Iohn Teeple, Adeline Tinkovicz, Ieanne Valter, Virginia Whitta, Kenneth Woessner. Page Forty-Three ' w mhz Glad efcidfi fedm . , ' :I.fIg:i If .51 ':5v:Q ,Z 'E:::f ., ' ', . , ' -f I ' -Q A ,, :Q 1 rc Z., ' ' ' ' - r, A L t :hi K K Us A W ' Z., 2 W ' 54F2f1 'g, l 5' , I ' ' l Q Q E as P A ' . P ' - 1 ...,.. - an x - dearth, . 1 . .....,, C. J, , . at ,Q .. .. Ng .... . N QMS? . Fair' ' -4 ...a:5::r,:5':2'- V - 'f .. Stir- ., . tfgfv f' 'dia ' ' N . Y - A A A ': Q ' - 2: ' . Wm A. at 'V' - -P S . -as ., :,: U , wx 5-..Z r . 1, ' ' 'HJ H Q E'. ':gQ5I- r - A ' P .ji , 'f H .5 :' 'S-IQEI-5: 0 ' 'W '. - f , fe-S f ' f 'M 4, sa is ' 'P' f : Q 7 A , ,.,., fbi' :-2:-5 :april ' -. . af . iffy' Marjorie Kinn. Richard Abowd, Eleanora Foos, Anna Lou Swint, Earl Graham, Suzanne Vogel. Iames Lannen. Alice Hammer, Regina Waltermeyer, Kenneth Woessner. Barbara Coughenour, Robert Gillig. Boost Our New Hi CBonhiD Club members are those students whose ac- tivity in extra-curricular projects measure up to a certain standard. Activity points which are given for the student's work in ticket sales, Wendelette and Froslin subscription drives, and the magazine sale, must amount to 120 points before a candidate is made a member of the Club. With more than 300 points: With more than 200 points: Marjorie Kinn Virginia Lichtle Eleanora Foos Iames BCH Margaret Patterson RiChB.I'd Abowd Mary Whitta . Anna Lou Swint Ioanne Klmepeter Suzanne Vogel Carl Kramb Alice Hammer wif? With 120 or more points: ,KICK Robert Brgdngr , Eugene Blaser Phyllis Cook Mildred Droll Barbara Ann Firth Betty Emerine Edward Hammer Earl Graham Lester Huth Harold Sheeran Herman Keiffer P Rita Ulman Richard Magers RlCl'1a1'd Wilson Edward Seebon Larrv Woessner Kathrvn Smith Regina Waltermeyer V Harrv Stoner Iames Lannen ' I Margaret Thom Patricia Ledwedqe Helen, I-Teilmsn Richard Bradner Helen Whiua Marv L-Lehman A W' Page Forty-Four W ' f'm fn '7fze rqfunq Wow Seated, 1. to r.-Betty Emerine, Iames Kinn, Marjorie Kinn, Harry Stoner, Mary Whitta. Standing l. to r.-Marjorie Schmitz, Robert Bradner, Geraldine Shober, Richard Magers, Ioanne Klinepeter, Barbara Ann Firth, Richard Abowd, Eleanora Foos. In step with the trend of the times, I'm in the Army Now1, strictly a domestic comedy, presents in a humorous way, that modern problem which forces a mother to choose between giving her son to preserve the country she loves, or keeping her son, and losing the country that preserves her. Ma and Pa Robertson's CMary Whitta and Richard Magersl son, Bronson's CHarry Stoner? registration number has been drawn. Ma tries desperately to have him deferred, but in spite of her frantic efforts to marry him off, he is finally drafted. Bronson's friend, Letty Ashbrook CBetty Emerinel denounces Bronson for his weakness and lack of patriotism, and so, in a decidedly dejected mood he leaves for camp. Meanwhile the family's laziness and extravagance increase. Toby Robertson CRobert Bradnerb fifteen year old son, becomes enraptured with Audrey Nayland 1CGeraldine Shoberl. Deanna Robertson CBarbara Ann Firthl insists upon spending money that the family doesn't have. By the time Bronson returns from camp, his attitude has been completely changed. He vehemently shakes the family out of its lethargy, drafts each member into a civilian army, proves to Letty and Granny CMarjorie Kinnb that he is no longer a weakling, puts the family back on its feet financiallye-and then returns to camp to train to fight for the duration for the Country that has given him the chance to prove himself. ' Additional members of the cast include Dale Morrison Cloanne Klinepeterb, a rattle-brained aspirant looking for a husband, Corinna Duffin CEleanora Foosl, a determined widow, Prentiss Roper flames Kinnl, the only one who can legally dodge the draft, and Essie Knapp CMarjorie Schmitzb, a boarding-house proprietress who introduces Ramon Valdez CRichard Abowdl, a government man, to the Robertsons. Page Forty-Five aa4Jin5l'aH14m!Be4lS iw It lf ' , . . N 55- '- ff.. g g . 2353? P A 'i'-Is' 1 7 We-1 .2: i1 g'V7iZ,1 Q H ' - P -P'-A .- - - ' .1 352. ' A A , ,. ' Yxfy . ., Hi... ..,.. . , .. . 'K 6 ' V 22 A-A' 'fffffh' NYT 2. . ' ' 53211 'I' . .5 f K ' M K ff' I ., Q 4 v V ' - 1- V 5 -: A -.----- K . 11'-31.2 jig? ,,.,., 'f....,g.:--nl... -..-. 1 , ., qgygy .fi f I gg Q f fs ' . A if 21 m L A ,4 , ,, W . M. ...Q A ...f . . he P -' - :: .,.. P . ' . f ' f . , - x 1 N w g, ---' ., 1 A ' -... . ' ,, . . - ' --'-2 4 f. 2:'sE:2E::E:-5:-S ' :I-.'::---if - - -'.j.5:f-f..2..-f'-- .-.Bi A ' ' Q V ...V .2' HQ.: mae? -- 5 . f H 4' . ,, , . ..:,, . 5 ea . 2 I . x .2 A - W F A A 9'ffff f-, ff .. .M , ..,.... .21-, . ' H - J 0 P , . . A -. ' - 2. 1 e f A .ff-uf . V . . :e v - x -.1 iw -,Q , ' he ,,- pussy, W- - PK' ' ,.W.... 1 HQ. X IAF 5' 1 - f av. 1 A 4..- ' J .4 , , ' 1 Q . . mggq... ,L ...,-..-he , ,.,, - 5 I , - - '-m- A 1: ' 'E FY. 4, fi ' H . 555. '.. rn , - if PM .. 'fy-H ' ... ' w. 1 .21'::'.:. 4 '- . ' wig, - MAD., 44,1 4 ' Staff Adviser Father Osterhaqe.R L. Huth M. Whitta I. Boff M. R. Ulman R. Bradner E. E. E. R. Abowd H. Foos M. Hammer Navarro . Blaser Wallermeyer P. H F. P. Whilta M Patterson Cook Sheeran Droll Abowd P. S. E. V. K. Kinn Lichtle Smith Abowd Vogel Holman Page Forly-Six H. Sloner I. Klinepeler H. Kieffer H. Heilman E. Graham C. Lytle A Kramb Bradner Thom Elchert Hayes Lichtle C. R. M. B. P. E. nzezezm e ':+.::1 e X Y ,vjxy A,t.,L,. , , P V 'N triiilfvsfl Q e .ef 4A u S W if A, xg! A e fm, XX i Wfjgl f f K 43 AAVA A V i fe 1, A 1 r: 1 Tbey knew A010 to mee 'UZICX07-jf as ble!! as defeat, S0 fzere are the bqjhf yozfll fwisfz to meet. P Fori -Seven ' , FOOTBALL CAPTAIN BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Richard Magers 8 Harry Stoner Gerldine Shober, Barbara Ann Firth, Marjorie Kinn, Anna Lou Swint. Page FortYQEiqht F Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 1944! Zzaoidall '7eam First Row-Donald Stoner, James Lannen, James Smith, Robert Bradner, Ifames Bott, Richard Ziearnan and Peter ,Difliesa-re. Second Row-Philip Boyer, 'William Loetiler, Barl Graham, Richard Magers, Robert Shober, Harold Sheeran, Ioseph Vanderhofi and Bemard Elchert. Third Row-Donald Elchert, student manager, Thomas Geoghegan, Donald Droll, Donald Goshe, Iames Stevens, Lliichard Bradner, William Filliater, and Frank Stevens, student manager. Fourth Row-Owen Hammer, Robert Gillig. Edward Seebon, Harry Stoner, Harold Hammer, Lloyd Holman, and Coach Kenneth Herman.-.Photo by Marchion. Edward Hammer was: absent when picture was taken. 1941 FOOTBALL SCORES 19 26 11 17 28 2 6 S.W.H. 0-Fostoria High 20 S.W.H. 19-Rossiord .... 7 Sept- s.w.s. o-sf. Joe ..,., ,.... o Sepi- Oct. S.W.H. 0-Marion ,.,, 0 Oct. S.W.H. 0-Calvert ..., 20 Oct, S.W.H. 7-Sandusky ,,,,,, .,,., 6 Oct' Oct. S.W.H. 6-Mansfield. Nov. Madison ...,, ...., 6 Page Forty-Nine 1942 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 18-Fostoria High, Night ........ There 26-Rossiord ,.,....................,.... There 2-Calvert, Night ,,,,,...,.......,... Here 9-St. Ioe, Fremont, Night ...... Here 16-St. Mary's, Marion, Night There 23--Upper Sandusky, Night ..., Here 31-St. Paul's, Norwalk. Night .... Here 7 -St. Mary's, Sandusky. Night .....................,.............. Here Page Fifty RICHARD DICK MAGERS iSeniorl For three years Dick has been a mem- ber of the first five. Besides being an ex- cellent set shot artist, he Was invaluable in controlling rebounds. His varsity po- sition Will be difficult to fill. PHILIP PHIL BOYER Uuniorl Despite the fact that Phil was plagued with injuries throughout the entire season, he combined exceptional speed and a tricky one-handed shot, Phil was contin- ually a scoring threat to his opponents. ROBERT BOB BRADNER iSeniorl Although not a high scorer, Bob earned his first string position by his excellent de- fensive play. Hopping to the first-five from last year's reserves, Bob's improvement was outstanding in the 1941-42 season. DONALD DON STONER lFreshmanl After playing on the second string for the first part of the year, Don managed to Win a guard position on the first-five around mid-season. Don is the first fresh- man in ten years to be on the first-five. HARRY MOOSE STONER iSeniorJ Harry's height and his accuracy from close in made him a valuable asset to his team. Many times, to his opponents dismay, he proved to be a trick shot ar- tist, also. He was high scorer for the city. Height and sportsmanship like Harry's are blessings few and far between. Harry played with the varsity for the past three years. RICHARD ZEKE ZIEGMAN tSeniorl Despite the fact that he did not play full time every game, Zeke was always a scoring threat and a bulwark on the de- fense whenever in the game. ROBERT BOB SHOBER lsophomorej What he lacked in height, Bob made up in scrap. The only sophomore on the squad, Bob should develop into a great ball player within the next two years. HAROLD BOBO SHEERAN lluniorl Iumping from the second string re- serves of last year to the second string varsity this year, Bobo, a center, kept con- stantly in line for a first string berth. Scrap and determination were his two outstand- ing qualities. IAMES HM SMITH Uuniorl Iim was one of the chief point-getters during the 1941-'42 season. Playing a for- ward position, he was one of the main cogs in the Mohawk fast break. His speed will make him even more valuable next year. BERNARD BARNEY ELCHERT Uuniorl Although Barney did not see action reg- ularly, he was always very effective when called upon. Whenever one of the reg- ulars was injured, Barney was always the logical man to fill the vacancy. Barney is a good prospect for next season. Page F 'ty One Earfwtddl '7ea.m Kneeling-Reber! Bradner, Coach Kenneth Herman. Bernard Eichert. Standing-Philip Boyer, Richard Zieqmzn, Donald Stoner. Harry Stoner, Harold Sheeran. Robert Shober, Richard Maqers, Iames Smith. 1941-1942 BASKETBALL SCORES Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 19 Dec. 21 jan. 2 Ian. 4 Ian. 6 Ian. 9 Ian. 10 Ian. 13 Ian. 20 Jan. 22 Ian. 27 Feb. 1 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 22 Feb. 24 S.W.H S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H. S.W.H S.W.H 50-Gibsonburg ........ 31-St. Ioe, Fremont 20-Calvert ............,..... 28-Delphos ...... ....... 49-Arcadia ..,.,. ..,... 32-Alumni 18-Marion ....,...,,,,,..... 4 3--Risingsun .............. 37-Genoa ...,,,,........... 23-Upper Sandusky 36-Van Bnren ....,....,,. 21-St. Paul .,......,....,,. 29-Fostoria High ........ 39-Toledo Ceniral .... 37-St. Ioe ..,.,.,,.......... 28-Marion .................. 36-Van Buren .......... 46-Fostoria High ...... 32-Calvert .................. 29-St. Mary's. Sandusky ...,......,. 44-Fostoria High .,..c. .......... Here There There There T here Here There There There Here ,,..,,..Here gi 1942-1943 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 28 33 Dec. 17-Sl. Ioe, Fremont 3 Dec. 18-Calvert ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. 44 Ian. 1-Arcadia ......,. gg 1321. 9-Risingsun ,,,-,,,-,,,,,,, it Ian. 10-Toledo, Central U 38 Ian. 15-Genoa ...,,,,.,,,,,,,,...., gs Ian. 22-St. Paul, Norwalk 24 Feb. 5-St. Ice, Fremont ,...,, gg Feb. 12-Rossford ,,,,,,,,,,,, 23 Feb. 19-Calvert .......,...,....... 44 Feb. 21--St. Mary's. Sandusky 16 ' 27 Page Fifty-Two 6 SEPTEMBER 3. Football practice began. 5. The Wendelette received All-Catholic rating. 8. School reopened with 135 students enrolled. Freshmen moved to larger headquarters. 9. Wendelette advertising campaign was launched. 17. Glee Club tryouts were made. 18. Wendelette subscription campaign was announced. 19. F. H. S. was victorious over S. W. H., 20-0. 22. Sodality officers were elected. 26. St. Wendelin defeated Bdssford, 19-'7. 'OCTOBER l. Anna Lou Swint led in Wendelette subscription campaign. ll. St. Ioe, Fremont, tied S. W. H., O-0. 17. St. Mary's, Marion, tied S. W. H., 0-O. 23. Students witnessed House of Magic. 28. Calvert overcame S. W. H., 20-0. NOVEMBER l. All Saints Day. 2. Class Officers Were,.elgctegl.,,,, Q S. W. H. defeated Mary'is, Sand'1sTcy, 7-6. 6. s. W. H. tied Maai5'bn'1fHi5HEQ Mansfield, 6-6. 10. Moviee- Meat Romlancei'2yvas shown. 12-14. The Rev. Carl W. Scheibiiconducted the annual Spiritual Retreat. 14. Forty-five freshmen were made sodalists of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 15. The Sisters attended the annual convention of the Catholic Library Asso ciation in Tiffin. 17. Athletes' mothers served their annual banquet for the team. 20-23. Thanksgiving recess, -gz J Page Fifty-Three C' DECEMBER Feast of our Immaculate Mother. S. W. H. defeated Gibsonburg, 50-28. S. W. H. defeated St. Ioe, Fremont, 31-24. Calvert overcame S. W. H., 28-20. Christmas vacation began. St. Iohn's, Delphos, defeated S. W. H., 33-28. I ANUARY Herman's five trounced Arcadia, 49-21. Mohawk quintet took Alumni, 32-27. Back to school. St. Mary's, Marion, conquered S. W. H., 18-44. Our basketballers walloped Risingsun, 43-35. We beat Genoa, 37-35. Upper Sandusky deefated S. W. H., 23-34. American Legion announced essay contest: System of Checks and Bal- ances in the Federal Constitution and its Relation to the Individual Citi- zen. Van Buren game, 36-24, in our favor. Fros1in subscription campaign was launched. Feast of St. Raymond-our Principal's nameday. St. Wendelin boys were defeated by St. Paul, Norwalk, 21-38. Seniors sponsored dance after Norwalk game. Home Economics was introduced into the curriculum. F. H. S. took first tilt, 29-38. FEBRUARY Undefeated Toledo Central crushed Mohawks, 57-39. Countyliners whipped St. Ioe, Fremont, 37-24. Hermanmen were defeated by St. Mary's, Marion, 28-38. The Most Reverend Bishop appointed the Very Reverend Raymond G Kirsch pastor of St. Wendelin parish. Catholic Chronic1e campaign was opened. Wendelinites clipped Van Buren, 36-26. Mohawks nipped Redmen, 46-43. Black and Gold were trimmed by Calvert, 44-32. S. W. H. defeated St. Mary-'s, Sandusky, 29-16. Countyliners took City Title from Trubeymen, 44-27. Twenty-six students doubled their quota in The Catholic Chronicle drive F ros1in subscription drive closed with Marjorie Kinn leading. Page Fifty-Four eafencfafz. MARCH 6. Magazine campaign was launched. 9. Movie of the Ohio State Penitentiary Was shown. 10. Home Ed. Class attended Victory Cooking School. 11-12. Basketball tournament was on at Bascom. 14. American Legion named eight winners among S. W. H. students. 15. Father Alvin Burns, '32, C. PP. S., ordained at Carthagena. March 8, sang his First Solemn Mass at St. Wendelin Church. 15. Father Alvin Burns, '32, fC. PP. S., ordained at Carthagena, March 8, sang his First Solemn Mass at St. Wendelin Church. 16. Sophomore girls sponsored St. Patri:k's program. 17. Free day. 20. Mission Movie was shown by Father W'illiam Westhoven. 24. The Eterna11Gift Was sponsored by the parish. Nearly 1,000 tickets were sold for this movie. APRIL 2. Holy Thursday-Easter vacation began. 5. Easter Sunday was celebrated. 7. School reopened. 15. Cast of I'm in the Army Now! went to Toledo, Central, for the 1atter's 17. Ticket sale for I'm in the Army Now! was launched. performance of Pirates of Penzance. 21. Social Mission Sisters of the Holy Ghost explained their life-work to the high school. 23. The Reverend I. H. Murphy, C. S. C., addressed the students on the sub- ject Vocation. 28-29. I'm in the Army Now! MAY 1. Movie Know Your Money. 7. Spelling Contest-Kathryn Smith and Mary M. Finsel, Winners. 10-12. Forty Hours Devotion. 13. Iunior-Senior Prom. 14. Ascension Thursday. 27-29. Final Examinations. TUNE 1. Senior Day of Becollection. 2. Seniors are sophomores' guests at graduation breakfast. 2. Commencement exercises. Page Fifty-Five .foqal 14 ' 1910 1939 Raymond Carroll Iunior Bangert 1911 Mary Iane Downes Mrs. O. L. Wonderly CFlorence Barrett? Paul Lichtle 1927 Sister Mary Loisann CV1o1a Kramb! Berchmans Kane Richard Patterson Ioseph Ulman 1928 Barbara Ann Welly DI- 1- N- 15191961 Iohn Woessner 1931 Barrett Wonderly 1-'lorence Bigham Robert Woessner 1932 William Baeder Father Alvin Burns 1933 James Thom 1934 Ioseph Dell Richard Puchta 1 935 Harold Puchta Andrew Schnitzler Eleanor Sherman Frances Skonecki CMrs. Richard Woessner 1936 Lawrence Fink Bud Gabriel Robert Kramb Mrs. Albert Thomas CA Loretta Wank Virginia Klinepeter 1937 Adele Bigila Helen Erbland William Foos Rita Moes Ieanne Ann Woessner Lillian Good 1938 Dorothy Brickner Iohn E. Crawford Mildred Hein F. Crawfordl nna George? Mrs. Vern Kinn lMar lean Teeple? Helen Kramb Leonard Lehman Carolyn Wonderly Page FiftySix 1940 Ioseph Bigila Frank Crawford Carolyn Cunningham Eileen Emerine Mary Rose Falter Vivian Holman Richard Kinn Robert Kinn Marguerite Lichtle Thomas Roberts Margaret Smith Mary Smith Ralph Swick Kathleen Teeple Mildred Thom Iames Ulman Paul Wagner 1941 Margaret Altwies Rita Ardner Eugene Bahnsen Rita Binkley Maraquita Bouillon Catherine Coughenour Kathryn Downes Ursula Finsel Clarence Hammer Ioanne Huth Dorothy Keiffer William Kramb Rita Lonsway Paul Seebon Iames Shields Wilfred Steinmetz Ierry Wangler Mary Io Woessner Myron Ziegman The Rev. R. I. Osterhage The Rev. C. A. Ruess The Sisters of Notre Dame Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abow A. L. Earl Foust Post No. 73 Art and Yarn Shop Ba1lreich's Beehive Store Dr. E. C. Belt Bishop's Dry Cleaning Book and Gift Shop G. H. W. Bruggemann, M. Mr. George R. Cameron Class of 1942 Class of 1943 Class of 1944 Class of 1945 Clover Farm Stores Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. The Daily Review Edward's Dry Cleaning Erma's Beauty Shop Fostoria Auto Club Hamm d, Sr. D. Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Geoghagan Grade I Grade II Grade III Grade IV Grade V Grade VI Grade VII Grade VIII Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hall Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Hartnett Dr. I. E. Herman KSanduskyl Dr. H. D. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. L. 'E. Kinn Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I. Kinnaman Office Supply Shop Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Pennell Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Perry Peter Clothing Company Porter's Dry Cleaning The Preis Store Mr. Wayne Price Red Flare Signal Corporation Dr. Buble and Dr. Blue Dr. M. E. Seiple Service Laundry Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Sheeran Mrs. W. W. Sherman Singer Sewing Machine Co. Edward and Martha M. Sullivan Mr. Iohn Weber, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Weimerskirch Business and Professional Woman's Club Then conquer we must, For our cause, it is just And this is our motto, In God is our trust. Page Fifty-Seven The American Legion Auxiliary Um Mm in Eugene Daughertyi' Elmer C. Auer Carl Bangert Constant Bulkowslgi Matthias Cassidy Charles I. Cook Verner A. Cook Ioseph Dell Martin I. Droll Richard I. Emerine George A. Falewage Patrick I. Feehan Larry D. Fink Charles H. Firth Harold I. Frederick Lee F. Gabel William Getz Brian G. Kane Paul I. Keiffer Robert L. King Robert Kramb Gerald Kromer Norbert I. Lang Gerald L. Lamberjack Vincent Lamberjack '7fze Swwice W 1 gnu 4' 4 ' ' ' 4.1 ' 'Tyr ww ' wifi' J r 1,3 ,wb 1 'Yfn us' . Wd 'ez' B Iohn N. Martin William F. Melton Carl E. Myers Charles E. Nye Iustin Nye Richard Patterson Harold Puchta Donald Schetter Ollie Schnitzler Clarence W. Sendelbach William E. Sendelbach Leonard Skonecki Carl Smith Albert Stevens Ioseph R. Thill Leonard W. Thiry Iames Thom Peter Tinkovicz Paul Vogel Paul Wangler Gordon Welly William M. Wilson, Ir. Albert I. Wonderly Thomas I. Wonderly Iames Woodman Page Fifty-Eight Qf '7fae0z Goan 001414 SENIORS Richard Abowd. Jr. .........,....4..---.... 588 Maple Sl- Iameg Boff ,,,-,-,,,,,-,,,,,, .,...... R. IR. NO. Z Robert Bradner ..,... ..........,... 2 34 5011111 Sl- Phyllis Cook 4A,,AA,A,,,,,, ,A,,,,, 2 03 East Fremont St. Barbara Ann Firth ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 7 35 N. CO'L1l'1lYl11'1E Sl. Eleanora Foos ........ Edward Hammer ...... Helen Heilman ....... Lester Huth .,........ Herman Keiffer ..,... Mariorie Kinn ......... Joanne Klinepeter ...... Carl Kramb ............. Virginia Lichtle . ...,. Richard Magers Mary Navarro ......w.. Margaret Patterson .... Marjorie Schmitz .... Edward Seebon ..,,. Geraldine Shober ,..... Kathryn Smith ...,... Harry Stoner ,,,.... Margaret Thom ...... 602 W. Center St. 124 Seneca St. 1125 N. Union St. 225 E. High St. 803 Leonard St. 349 W. Tiffin St. 240 W. High St. B03 S. Main St. ....,.....339 College Ave. 720 W. Center St. 564 Spruce St. R. R. No. 1 406 McDougal St. .......608 S. Poplar St. 738 W. Center St. R. R. No. 1 548 N. Main St. .........714 W. Center St. Stanley Tinkovicz .................... 609 N- P09181 SL Helen Whitta ......,.. Mary Whitta .....,.,.. Country Club Heights Country Club Heights Joseph Vanderhcff ,,,,, ,,,,..... 8 15 Williston Ave. Richard ziegman ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,...... 869 Leonard St. JUNIORS Phillip Abowd ........................ ...... 5 88 Maple St. Eugene Blasgr ,,,,, ,,.... 6 15 College Ave. Phillip Boyer .....,. ......... 1 39 W- High ST- Mary DiCesare ...... ........---.--- 1 50 Perry Sl- Emmett Droll ...,... Florence Droll ..... Mildred Droll ...... Bernard Eflchert ,..... Betty Emerine ...... Helen Filliater ...... Mildred Finsel ..,.. Dolores Frausto .,..,. Earl Graham .,,.,... Patty Hayes ...... Lena Kuntz .........,. Donald Lichtle ....,,,. William Loeffler ........ Catherine Lonsway ....,. ., Robert Mahin .,,.......... Harold Sheeran ...... James Smith .......Y Kathleen Swick .,.,,.,.. Anna Lou Swint ,,,, ...... Michaeline Tinkovicz Rita Ulman .........,...... Suzanne Vogel ....,..... 1300 N. Countyline St. 502 College Ave. 864 Leonard St. ......515 W. Center St. Maple St. .,...487 Columbus Ave. R. R. No. 2 736 Spruce St. 1218 N. Countyline St 338 W. Crocker St. 261 E. Crocker St. ........339 College Ave. ........311 N. Wood St. .....8l3 Columbus Ave. .........,404 N. Unon St. 325 N. Union St. .....,l406 N. Union St. ....,..339 N. Vine St. 601 N. Vine St. .......609 N. Poplar St. ........525 W. Tiffin St. 325 W. Center St. Lawrence Woessner ....... 356 W. High St. June Wilson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,,,, 9 03 N. Main St. Richard Wilson .......................... 903 N. Main St. SOPHOMORES Anna Bodart ................................,,,, JR. R. No. 2 Richard Bradner ...... Richard Collins ...... 234 W. South St. ......10D4 N. Union St. Margaret DeVore ....... ,.... 2 15 E. Crocker St. Joanne Emerine ...... Alice Hammer ..... V 517 College Ave. .....,,,l28 E. Sixth St. Page Fifty-Nine Bank Harold Hammer ...... William Heilman .... Lloyd Holman ......... Patricia Howard ..... Doris Huss ........... Donald Huth ...., Leola Jacob ....... Joanne Kirin ...... James Kinn ........ LR. R. No. 3 1125 N. Union St. .......l23 S. Adams St. .......820 S. Main St. 154 E. Tiffin St. 225 E. High st. 615 N. Countyline St. 349 W. Tiffin St. 963 N. Union St. Walter Kramb ......... .............,.... 6 D3 S. Main St. Patricia Kromer ...... 1415 N. Countyline St. James 'Lannen ......... .................. 7 35 Cherry St. Patricia Ledwedge ..... ......... 4 ll Cleveland St. James McMeen ...... ...... 1 017 N. Union St. Mary Patterson .... ..........,..,.... R . R. No. 1 Frances Ritzler ..... Neil Roberts ......... Kathryn Scharl .... Robert Shober ..... Frank Stevens ........ .......532 N. Countyline St. .........334 W. North St. .,..,,.,.349 W. Center St. ..,.....738 W. Center St. .......375 Findlay Road Alirre Thom ............. ....... ....... 7 1 4 W. Center St. Regina Waltermeyer .....,....,,,,.,., 602 N. Poplar St. Jane Ziegman ................................ 869 Leonard St. FRESHMEN Patricia Abowd ...............,......,,,,,,,, 588 Maple St. Alma Babb ......,... .,.... 3 21 Anderson Ave. Eleta Baker ....... ,,,,,,,,,.,,,, R , R, Nc, 1 Betty Bentz ............. ...... 6 15 S. Wood St. Raymond Bodart ..... ,,...,,,,,,, R , R, No, 2 Kathleen Cline ..... Edward Collins ....... Phyllis M. Cook . ....... Barbara Coughenour Louis DiCesare .......... Nicholas DiCesare . Peter DiCesare ....... Patricia Downes ..... Donald Droll ..... James Droll .......... Margaret Droll ...,.. Donald Elchert ..... Pauline Erbland ...... . William Filliater ..... Mary M. Finsel ..,,.. Evelyn Frankart ......,... Thomas Geoqhegan Robert Gillig ,.,,,,,,,,,,, Donald Goshe ......... Benedict Hammer ...... Owen Hammer ....... Eugene Holman ..... Dolores Kabel ...... Mary Kramb ........ ......6l1 W. Tiffin St. .......1004 N. Union St. ........541 W. North St. Union St. Perry St. ...... 451 W. Fremont St. ,....451 W. Fremont St. 222 College Ave. 1300 N. Countyline St. Leonard St. ........,..502 College Ave. ......515 W. Center St. 330 N. Vine St. .....487 Columbus Ave. R. R. No. 2 R. No. 2 ......801 N. Main St. .......3i3l N. Vine St. Countyline St. .........124 Seneca St. ,.......522 S. Main St. R. Box 125 ..,.....254 W. North St. .......E03 S. Main St. Mary L. Lehman ..... .....,,.,.. 7 49 Maple St. Edward Lichtle .... ....... 3 39 College Ave. Laura Loqsdon ........ .......... 3 55 W. Tiffin St. Marie Lonsway ......... .,,,, 8 13 Columbus Ave, Coleen Lytle ......, Jeanne McMeen ..... Betty Scharf ......... David Shields ...... James Stevens ...... Donald Stoner ...... ....209 1-2 N. Main St. 1017 N. Union St. ,,....349 W. Center St. ......761 Van Buren St. ........375 Findlay Road 548 N. .Main St. John Teeple .........,.. ...,., 1 56 E. Center St, Adeline Tinkovicz ..., ,,,,,,, 6 O9 N, Poplar St. Jeanne Valter .......... ...................... 4 10 Ash St. Virginia Whitta ...... Kenneth Woessner .,.. . Country Club Heights 355 W. High St. 4 .2 'tagyqr Page Sixty lacking fain 7fze pau' Carl Kramb Helen Heilman Kathryn Smith Mary Whitta Robert Bradner Margaret Thom Helen Whitta Geraldine Shober Phyllis Cook Eleanora Foos Mary Navarro Edward Seebon Iames Boff Richard Magers Edward Hammer Margaret Patterson Marjorie Kinn Marjorie Schmitz Richard Abowd Barbara A. Firth Virginia Lichtle Richard Ziegman Ioanne Klinepeter h N. V? L m , ' A A A l 5 ' s V Z ' e J ss t s , A, if W if ' V s A i I ,Y Qi iArgA,t:'f 4 fi 1 , 1 lk , p is 'Q' W if -Z f X ,mW A Our FR OS LIN owes 'very mztefz gf its success, To these kj7ta'j9z'ena's 'who sent it to press. Page Sixty-One TSE' CUMPLIMENTS OF 7fze Nhfenmd E S E N E C I.-,W'00DWORK...,...I www, QM fmaef, ,awe aw fmzzwuz Since 1873. THE SENECA LBR. sr MILLWQRK C0 635 WEST TIFFIN STREET PHONE 671-672 Compliments of T ll E Seneca Wire 8: Mfg. Co. ff Qualzy IIS' Ewfyflazkzg! Portrait .... Commercial .... Kodak Finishing WHEN THINKING OF PHOTOGRAPHS REMEMBER MARCHION OF DICKEN STUDIO Lf QMQM Sfzzdzb 121 PERRY STREET - FOSTORIA. QHIO Iffzzlgfafs Of Cofzzmbzzs Foftorm, Ufaio ZVO. 1197 Enlzlvt Now For Cbrzivtlkzn fuftzke P S' F' COMPLIMENTS OF Daughters of Isabella OF ST. WENDELIN'S H E'blR d1Y iSocia1R1'g' dIt11t1At'1y CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '42 Fostoria Ice and Coal Company Where Fostoria Buys Its Coal l Ph 3686 410 E t N th St t F t Oh The Mennel Milling Company COMPLIMENTS OF The Fostoria Serum Company .OTRE D ME COLLEGE an Zlfamen South Euclid, a Cleveland. Ohio suburb. Fully accredited Liberal Arts, Fine Arts, Dietetics, fournalism Muszc and Secrclerial Courses. Certification of teachers in academic subjects. also in the special fields of Physical Education, Home Economics, School Music, and Business Education. Compliments of The Commercial Bank Savings Co. The Fostoria Lumber S55 Supply Co. .240 West North Street Phone 727 Page Sixty-Ni CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '42 SENECA OIL CO. TO THE CLASS OF '42 YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS IS ASSURED-I F YOU ATTEND FAITHFULLY State Sz Civic Theatres Fostoria's Own ICHN SEXTON AND CO- sEEBoN STORAGE AND Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers TRANSFER' LTD' Cotlee Roasters Established 1883 Office and Warehouse CHICAGO 425 south Union sr. Phone 2762 Nationally Known Watches Compliments STEVENS IEWELRY of COMPANY The Diamond Store of Fostoria SMOKE HOUSE Oliver Farm Massey Harris SIVIOKEYS INN Machinery Farm Machinery 107 West Tiffin St. HARRY R, STROMAN 125 East Center St. 'aybcgw Stuart-Warner Bendix Home Reirigerators LaundrY Page Seventy BERT'S RESTAURANT The Best in Food The Largest on Main Street and the Oldest in Fostoria. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Nw it :iff:f:Q:2:2:2:f:f:2:Q:ff:f:Qif:f:f:f:f:f::gi, '-1223222522 ':3254f2fZfZf:. 2:f:If:f:Q:f:QZf:fif:f:Q:5.5,jfgQgEgA V 3,':5:3?5:::::4::Zf 25: 2:f:f:Q:f:2:f:f:f:f:2:f:f:f:2'f:f:2:21:21 Z ' xr -2fR3:'5If:g1i5225:7:E2:E:f:E:f:1:331'3:1:5: - 3:1:if1:2f3f2fIff5. .- ::::1:1:1:::::1:::-ff.::,:::,:m ,.,t::,:... :V .- K ----'-1-.bf.-2.1.1.1..-5.2...2.::z:::.:.::::::::::::::1-'-'- sir:rE2f'E1EfEfir::i1E2ESISIEIEIWQRE -. . f 1:1:z:s2sSzfz21E. -. www:2s:1:s:s:s:s:af:3:s:z:1fz2 -4-' f....f5:.2:':f?f?f 5 I W . i ii -1 i3 .5, : g15s:2:si1iQiE1'1'1 'f 35f,.::2ZE555E5Ei3ffZ.f1:-155Ef:,.:45:5:Q.i.f .111- r:j1vv ' - 3 ' :'--,'j',:j g5.5.'E.:5:5:3:5.',,, .232:E5E5E5E555E5E1E5E5E5E 'A I .... so . I 5 eigigifigeiigigigigig Ll., A Q QI5:fE1'5EEgQ 'f,',g':' rigij-1, ,A , '-E-55 'Y I 'I ff:1 .1:,5:,-,,,.,.gf.j TI -,3.1f5fff1:-: ,: ' f:i 5:-:5:1:2:3:?f1:- Elzififf. 1 'Rf :::-:- -,:::,:-:gsf K ., :::::,:,:-:,:,:-yi--.-.-.gg,, W I ' wwfmwwi--NBQNAKQA, tt not-Q55 C A R R 9 S CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '42 'ik Yee BILL'S ECONOMY STORE I. B. BASEHORE AND CO Coal-Builders' Supplies-Concrete Products-Chi-Namel Paints Varnishes-Enamels O-P Automatic Coal Burners THE CHARM SHOP Formerly Walters Beauty Shop Individual Hair Stylinq 118 East Tiffin St. Phone 501 Luella Bender Dietsch, Owner Phone 667 312 East Center St Shop at BOND FURNITURE CO. Fostoria, Ohio The Place to Take Your Best Girl W'hen She Takes You Serious1y. CORL'S Ice Cream-Candy-Nuts 100 South Main St. Phone 960 OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1942 BRINNON WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Opposite Civic Theater 312 North Main St. Phone 2703 Page Seventy-One CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '42 A. HOLMAN DAIRY Preferred Risk Insurance. Life, Auto, Fire, Tornado, Health and Accident-Auto Financing VIRGIL M. GASE Room 6 Rosendale Bldg. Corner Center and Main Sts. Telephone 2109 Fostoria, Ohio IOHNNY AND LEE'S CAFE ComP1imeHfS of 440 South Main St. STATE RESTAURANT OPEN ALL NIGHT Home 23 Compliments Compliments of of FRANCIS M. MARLEY gg HAYS HOTEL MOSE LAMFROM CLOTHING CO. Fostoria, Ohio Dress Better and You'l Feel Better LOWERY AND CHAPMAN Credit at Cash Prices Watches-Diamonds-Iewelry Fostoria's Leading Iewelers Page Seventy-Two A. H. YONKER INSURANCE AGENCY I Insurance Since 1914 108 East Center St. Phone 2573 Congratulations to Class of 1942 V1NC FOSTORIA WELDING CO. George C. Wolph Welding Engineer 225 East South St. Phone 2985 ART CLOTHES SHOP A Complete Line of MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS THE FOSTORIA LODGE OF ELKS sfp ARE ALWAYS YOUR FRIENDS KINN AND HUTH General Insurance and Real Estate Agency I Phone 3944 109 East Center St. You don't have to take music Iessons to fiddle around. THE LONSWAY PRINTERY 237 College Avenue Phone 3703 ZEIGLER BROS. DAIRY Pure Dairy Products Extra Rich - Extra Fine Phone 2154 Fostoria, Oh1o Page Seventy-Th zzzdmg This above allg to thine own self e true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man, Farewell my blessing season this in thee! -Polonius ' H I W I