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

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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

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