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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

A 1 s -x .. .4..-- '- fl ,. xvglr ft.-,5 u nn 4 E+ E f, I I A i A n V f Ll 1! M 'L ? J ww-, ,,....,...+-,v A V I Q Q w..v- g 1 i 3 2 'H E E mmngvgmmggg-g - i .ng 4299 3.5 -gr in -en l Page Two A - .. xlX.wsQ.l4 Zia ' Volume Fifteen Nineteen Hundred Forty- three puawme 44, Une sew, ezm 0f sz. www, JW, sczmz Pq Th Pmcapd Rev. R. G. Kirsch P g F To whom shall we dedicate this book of precious mem- ories? lf the answer to all questions were as simple as the response to this one, we should certainly all get very high marks in our examinations. Surely, it is most appropriate that we dedicate this, the fifteenth volume of our annual, The Froslin, to none other than our Principal and friend, Father Kirsch. Reverend Father Kirsch came to Fostoria as pastor of St. Wendelin parish on Iuly 1, 1942. It was on February 3. 1943, that Father Kirsch assumed the additional heavy tasks of principalship of the high school. Although a multiplicity of duties engage Father Kirsch's presence and attention elsewhere during a por- tion of each day, the spirit of his magic presence and influence resides with the high school always, where he graciously directs everything to the very best advantage of each individual. With deep appreciation, therefore, it is to our Reverend Pastor and Principal that we, the senior class of St. Wen- delin High School, dedicate this, the 1943 Froslin. Page Five Rev. R. J. Osterhage 1Jl'illCil7Zll 1936-Feb1'uzu'y 1943 Pane Six The tremendous importance of religious training has become more apparent in the past several years. Those nations which have prohibited such training, or in any way obstructed the free performance of man's God-given duties, find themselves miser- ably enslaved by the vices of hatred, greed, and other selfish ambitions. That godless, materialistic philosophy has now en- gulfed the world in a ruthless, savage and bloody conflict. To acquire a knowledge of God is one thing: to absorb that knowledge and regulate your daily lives according to the will of God is quite another thing. St. Wendelin High School is a pow- erful influence in the building of solid, God-fearing characters. Your gratitude to God for permitting you to live in our beloved United States of America, which has preserved, and is making every sacrifice today to preserve, along with your other unalien- able rights. the right to serve your God, should never cease. In this glorious nation, St. Wendelin High School has offered you every opportunity, not only to acquire a knowledge of the prin- ciples of temporal and eternal peace, but likewise to practice these principles. Yours has been the august privilege of an intimate association with the Prince of Peace at Daily Mass and Holy Communion in your high school chapel. Your teach- ers and your fellow students, by word and example, have assist- ed you in acquiring the habit of walking firmly and confidently in the footsteps of the Prince of Peace. These Christian habits supported. not by guesswork and confusion of mind, but by positive, divine truths and clearly settled notions of the principles of right and peaceful living, will be the source of your future peace and success. P May this yearbook serve as a constant reminder of the greatest of all your unalienable rights, the right to such a training in youth as has equipped you with the knowledge and virtues necessary for a peaceful sojourn in this world and above all, for a blessed union with the Prince of Peace for all eternity. Rev. R. I. Osterhage. Page Seven Memories and activities of our high school life, par- ticularly the high lights of the past school year, are depicted for you in this fifteenth volume of our annual, The Froslinf' We believe that St. Wendelin's is an outstanding example of all Catholic high schools, especially so be- cause we have the greatest possible advantage of having the living Christ in our midst. The Heal Presence in our little chapel is a continuous and inspiring incentive to each and every student privileged to attend this institution of learning. Again, we consider ourselves most favored children of Divine Providence in having most competent and benevolent priests and sisters as our directors and instruc- tors. During our four years of high school studies follow- ing, as they did for most of us, eight years of grade school instruction under a similar regime, we have been given every opportunity for achieving the best mental, moral, and intellectual training. As we, the seniors, now prepare to leave school and confidently take up the responsibilities that will be ours, we are, perhaps, not fully cognizant of the greatness of the task that is before us. Of this, however, we are certain, that if we live up to the ideals of our Alma Mater, we shall never fail. Page Eight Ganfeniii AZ . .li Z. N Z. ft, I vqiamifzwn Glafuefi Nthleiica an! ' Slaclenl' Regidlead. Reverend R. Q. Kirsch, Principal Reverend C. 117. Ruess Reverend Leo mahlmeisier .Reverend ll. J. Hoqinq, C. PP. S. Sisier marq Joan, S. Il. D. Sister marq Dalene. S. Il. D. Sisier Hlarq Bernildis. S. Il. D. Sister Marg Lucq, S. Il. D. Slsier marq merele, S. Il. D. Mr. lDillard Banks. B. A. mrs. Floqd Kinnarnan E mrs. Clair Crawford, Clerk Our fzearff 0'effY0fw 'wifh gratitude Toicwrdr fbefe wlvohbe 1a'orl'ezljbr our .vale good. P q Ten REV. C. W. RUESS Sophomore Religion REV. LEO MAHLMEISTER Freshman Reliqon REV. U. I. HOYING. C.PP.S. Cell Director Page Eleven MR. WILLABD BANKS. A.B. glee I Glad daleiic eaacir. MRS. FLOYD KINNAMAN Page Twelve q. 1. Though our ohm be sc If 1 teredbv Uncle S J a111'.f cflflf, W7L'h0pL'Qf?H71 t e 1 ' 0 mae! nz our Alma Illzzfer buffy. Page Thirteen 61444 of 1943 PRESIDENT ......................... ....... H arold Sheeran VICE PRESIDENT ,,.,., ...,.,.,..... B ernard Elchert SECRETARY ,.,.,,,.,. ....,...,.. D olores Frausto TREASURER ...... .................. H elen Filliater Class Colors: Maroon and Gold Class Motto: Not For School, But For Life. Class Flower: Carnation 10094, Attendance Honor Roll: Florence Droll Lena Kuntz Pace Fourteen Valedictorian Philip Abowd Ambitious. indeed. is this lad Always happy. never sad. Mission Society 1. 2. 3. 4 Acclyte 1. 2. 3. 4 Bonhi Club 1. 2. 4 Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4 Froslin Staff 2. 3. 4 Class President 2 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1 American Legion Essay Winner 4 Wendelette Staff 1. 2. 3. 4 Business Manager 3: Editor in Chief 4 Panel 'Forum 3: Dramatlcs 4 Winner Ticket Sale Always Count Ten 2 Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4 lndpor Leagues 4 ' Intramural Basketball 2 Naval Aviation Cadet V5 Salutalorian Dolores Frausto Lauqhinq. ioking. always gay. Sha is sure to chase your blues away. Page Fifteen Highest Scholastic Award 2 Assistant Sacristan 2. 3 Chronicle Booster 1 Bonhi Club 4 Mission Society 4 Spelling Contest Entrsnt 2 Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4 Class Ollicer 4 Fros-lin Stall 4 Wendelette Staff 1. 4 Highest Average Honorable Mention l Dramatics 4 Eugene Blaser A real student. kind and grand. Always willing to lend a hand. Acolyte l. 2. 3, 4 Bonhi Club 2. 3 Catholic Chronicle Booster l my chorus 2 Class President 3 Dramatics 2 Glee Club 1. 2 Mission Society 1. 2. 3. 4 Tenebrae Choir 2. 3 Sodallty 1. 2. 3. 4 Florence Droll Seldom heard but often seen She is quiet and serene. Wendelette Stat! 4 Froslin Stall 4 Mission Society 3, 4 Sodality 1. 2, 3. 4 Bonhi Club 4 Emmett Droll Quiet and dubious in his own way Usually serious, when not at play Mildred Droll Cheerful and gay is this girl. Always smiling. she's really a pearl. Wendelette Staff 1, 2, 4 Froslin Stall 4 Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4 Mission Society 1. 2. 3, 4 Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Chapel Sacristan 1, 2 Bonhi Clulb 1, 2, 3, 4 - Catholic Chronicle Booster l, 2 Dramatics 4 Page Sixteen Basketball 2 Glee Club 1. 2 Mission Society 1. 2. Cycle Usher 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 K. oi C. 4 Indoor League 4 3 4 Bernard Elchert llenty oi speed in every game: He is sure to merit tame. Acolyte l. 2, 3, 4 Mission Society l. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1. 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 1 Basketball l. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Captain 4 Wenclelette Staff 1 Bonhi Club 2. 4 Class Officer 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1 Sodality 1. 2, 3. 4 Cycle Usher 4 K. of C. 4 Indoor League 4 Drsmatics 4 Betty Emerine Sparkling eyes and a heart ol gold She's a friend oi young and old. Page Seventeen Wendelette Stall 1. 3. 4 Class Officer 2. 3 B-onhi Club 2. 3. 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatics 2. 3. 4 Mission Society 1. 2. 3. 4 Scdality 1. 2, 3, 4 Froslin Staff 4 Scdality Treasurer 2 Chapel Assistant 2 Spelling Contest 1. 3 . Catholic Chronicle Booster Z, 4 Cheerleader 4 Chapel Organist Z, 3. 4 Earl Graham There's lots of fun when he's around: Vim and vigor in him abound. Class Officer 1 Mission Society l, 4 Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Bonhi Club 1, 3 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Chronicle Booster l. 2 Chorus oi Play 2 Proslin Stat! 2. 3 Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4 Tenebrae Choir 2. 3 K. of C. 4 Helen Filliater A genial iriend. Sincere to the end. Highest Scholastic Award 1 Class Officer 4 Bonhi Club 1 Spelling Contest Entrant 1 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1 Scdality 1, 3, 4 Mission Society 1, 3 Wendelette Stail 1, 4 Donald Lichtle A man ot law words. , Don's oiten seen but seldom heard. Mildred Finsel In spelling she can lead ,the way. Sho works and studies the live-long day. Wendelette Staff 2 Froslin Stall 4 Scdallty l. 2. 3. 4 Spelling Contest Entrsnt 1, 2, 3 Spelling Contest Winner 2 American Legion Essay Entrant 2, 3, 4 American Legion Essay Winner 2, 3 C:-.tholic Chronicle Booster 3 Medal for Highest Average H. M. l, 2, 3 Chapel Assistant 2 Glee Club 2 Bonhi Club 4 Page Eighteen Mission Society 1, 2 Glee Club 1 Wendelette Stall 1 Froslin Stall 4 Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys State 3 Bonhi Club 2, 4 Dramatics 4 William Loefiler In the Navy is he: Striving lor liberty. Acolyte 1. 2, 3, 4 Mission Society 1. 2, 3. 4 Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Officer 2 Football 2. 3 Q sodamy 1, 2. 3. 4 Mary DiCesare She helps each friend. both old and new. Always willing a favor to do. Page Nineteen Mission Society 1. 2. Sodality 1. Z. 3. 4 Wendelette Staff 4 - Froslin Staff 4 Office Assistant 4 Robert Mahin Quiet and demure. Indispensable. to be sure Oxford McGulley 1 Class Officer 3 Mission Society 2. 3, 4 Highest Average 3 Boys' State 3 American Legion Essay Winner 2. 3 Sodality 2. 3. 4 Acolyte 2. 3, 4 Wendelette Staff 4 Froslin Staff 4 Spelling Contest Entrant 2. 3 Panel Forum 3 Bonhi Club 4 Dramatics 4 K. of C. 4 Harold Sheeran Oi real worth. kind and true., He's known as Bobo to you. Lena Kuntz She is happy: she is gay: She's a friend in everyway. Bonhi Club 1. 4 Mission Society 1. 3, 4 Scdality 1. 2. 3. 4 Wendelette Staff 4 Froslin Stall 4 I Office Assistant 4 Dramatics 4 Page Twenty Patricia Hayes Twinkling eyes. a merry smile: Kind and thoughtiul all the while. Mission Society 1. 2, 3. 4 Froslin Staff 4 Sodalily 1. 2. 3. 4 Wendelette Stall 1. 4 Acolyte 1, 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 Bonhi C-lub 3. 4 Catholic Chronicle Booster 1 Class President 4 Cycle Usher 4 Football 2. 3. 4 Froslin Stall 4 Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Mission Society 1. 2. 3. 4 Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4 Tenebrae Choir Z. 3 Wendelette Stall 3. 4 Indoor Leagues 4 K. of C. 4 Dramatics 4 Tl' . Kathryn Lonsway She talks nice. Acts nice, and is nice. Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4 Chronicle Booster 1, 2 Wendelette Staff 4 Mission Society 4 Iames Smith On iootball iield he won his lame Need we mention his name? Mission Society 1, Z Froslin Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Captain 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Page Twenty-One K. of C. 4 Indcor League 4 Drsmatics 4 Mission Society 4 Kathleen Swick Efficient in a quiet way. Smiling ever throughout the nay Glee Club 2 Mission Society 1, 2. 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Wendelette Stati 3 Annie Lou Swint Behind her smile and eyes ot blue You'll find a little mischiei too. Class Officer 1. 3 Glee Club 1. Z, 3. 4 Mission Society 1. 2. 3. 4 Bonhi Club 1. 2. 3, 4 Leader in Activities 1. 2 Catholic Chronicle Booster l Dramatics 1. 2. 4 Froslin Staff 1. 2, 4 Subscription Leader 4 Wendelette Staff 1, 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 3. 4 Activities Award 2, 3. 4 Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4 C. S. M. C.. Class Representative 2. 3 Advertising Manager of Wendelette 3 Lawrence Woessner A little nonsense now and then. But happy he has always been. Rita Ulman Tall and slender. green-eyed too. A worker with a heart so true. Vilendelette Staff 1. 2 Froslin Staff 2. 3. 4 Sodality 1. Z. 3. '4 Mission Society 1. Z. 3 Bonhi Club 2 Mission Officer 2. 3 Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4 Sodality Oiiicer 3. 4 Activity I-eader 1. 2. 3 Class Oificer 1, 2 Dramatics 4 Page Twenty-Two Mission Society l. 2. 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Wendelette Staii 1. 2. 3 Bonhi Club 2, 4 Proslin Staff 4 K. of C. 4 Sodality 1. z. 3. 4 E Suzanne Vogel Fair complexioned. sparkling eyes. To choose her for a friend is very wise. Mission Society 1. 4 Glee Club 1, Z. 3. 4 Bonhi Club 1. 3. 4 Chorus 1 Chronicle Booster 3 Bonhi Club Class Leader 3 Chronicle Leader 3. 4 Froslin Subscription Leader 3 Froslin Stall 4 Dramatics 4 Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4 Richard Wilson Cns ol the younqest ol his class. His buoyant spirit will be his pass Lauqhinq. Iackson Twp. Centralized Schcol 1. 2 Wendelette Staii 4 Froslin Stall 4 Basketball 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Mission Society 3. 4 Sodality 3. 4 Bonhi Club 3. 4 Class Winner in Wendslette Campaign 4 Indoor League 4 Dramatics 4 Iune Wilson iolzing all the while. When you're with Iune. you've qot to sm'la. Iackson Township Centralized Schccl 1, Z Wendelette Staff 4 Froslin Stall 4 Mission Society 3. 4 Sodality 3. 4 Bonhi Club Dramstics 4 Page Twenty-'l'hree 4 Quad Speakm Rev. Richard Gahel. Ph.D.. S.T.D. Page Twenty-Four ,, 7 , A . X gXX XMNWfX'5 XX XX X X wx gvX QSi XX XXX ,XX .kkkzliaf QiX X XXX XXWXQ X XX XXX SXXWXX XX EXW QNX X XXXX X QNX Nr XXXXXX - .gg-X5 XX X XXWHNNX N X XXX Glafuea X XX XXX X NSR? X XEXQXX X X XX XXX xXX Nix- X SYSY X Xigigi X XX X XXX XXXXXXX XX X XX N X XXXX X XX X XX XQXXQX XX wx? 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R ichard Bradner Class Colors: Green and Gold Class Motto: The End Crowns the Work. Class Flower: Sweet Pea 1002, Attendance Honor Roll: Walter Krarnb lack McMeen Page Twenty-Six unicvz Gfadd Ioanne Kinn Regina Patricia Kromer Waltermeyer Richard Bradner lack McMeen Iames Lannen Neil Roberts William Heilman Alice Thom Mary Io Patterson Particia Ledwedge Walter Kramb Ioanne Emerine Kathryn Scharf Doris Huss Mary Bowen Harold Hammer Patricia Howard Alice Hammer Donald Iane Ziegman Richard Collins Huth Lloyd Holman Ann Bodart Leola Iacob Roslee Berton Frances Ritzler Frank Stevens 4 l Page Twenty-Seven 3 Gian of 1945 PRESIDENT ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Q,,, .....A. R o b ert Gillig VICE PRESIDENT ....Q... ...A.. I eanne MCMeen SECRETARY ...,,EE.E,.. ............ V irginia Whitta TREASURER ,..,,,, ....,.. D onald Stoner Class Colorz: Scarlet and Gray Cl: ss Motto: Duty is Oursp Consequences Are God's. Class Flower: Red Rose 1001, Attendance Honor Roll: Margaret Droll Mary Kramb Mary Lou Lehman Ieanne McMeen Page Twenty-Eight Glad Mary Kramb Donald Stoner Virginia Whitta Robert Gillig Ieanne McMeen Eugene Holman Betty Scharf ' Patricia Abowd Alma Babb Iohn Teeple Ieanne Valter Edward Collins Evelyn Frankart Donald Elchert Patricia Downes Kenneth Woessner Margaret Droll Laura Logsdon Mary Margaret Finsel Thomas Geoghegan Pauline Erbland William Filliater Iames Droll Raymond Bodart Betty Bentz Mary Lou Lehmann Donald Goshe Marie Lonsway Nicholas DiCesare Geraldine Knettle Barbara Ann Coughenour Iames Stevens Peter DiCesare Donald Droll Adeline Tinkovicz Phyllis Cook Benedict Hammer Kathleen Cline ' Owen Hammer Mary Welly Page Twenty-Nine at ti S DX X if X . i ' t' f if gh B 5 t fy H ! Elm of 1946 PRESIDENT ,...............Q.Q..,..Q,. ........ I arnes Dyer.. VICE PRESIDENT .E,..E. ..,... W illiam Bradner I SECRETARY ...........,... ........,.,......... I ane Zeyen TREASURER ....... .,..... R osemary Brickner Class Colors: Green and White Class Motto: No Victory Without Labor. Class Flower: American Beauty Rose 1002- Attendance Honor Roll: Iames Dyer Iames Emerine Robert Gillig Mary Margaret Hammer Russell Waltermeyer Iane Zeyen Page Thirty 4fw1hman Iames Dyer Rosemary Brickner eladfi I ane Zeyen Ncrman Burns Martha Frankart Leroy Calmes William Bradner Ioanne Schari Benedict Myers Richard Emerine Robert Moran Margaret Abowd Robert Emerine Gerald Droll Mary lane Schira Thomas Lichtle Russell Waltermeyer Dorothy Margaret Hammer Ismes Emerine Regina Filliater Sauber Arthur Yonker Robert snug A Ph Lawrence Mabus Mary Lou Hammer Richard Karcher ilomena DiCesare Patricia Post Norine Nycum Icanne Waltermeyer Donna Frankert Iames Boulboulle Norma Lonsway Anna Mae Lang Robert Blaser Russell Keiiier Ianette Wright Daniel Sczcsny Louis Bulkowski . Lucille Thom Ieanne Somers Donna Mario Iones Daniel Patterson Page Thirty-One Jlaacl az' Wink Some of our junior and senior students are pictured as they are busily engaged in securing materials for their next class meeting. Above their lockers, a small portion of the rnain bulletin board and of the credit point lists is here shown. These second year typing students are rapidly becoming experts in their com- mercial work. Their course includes sten- ciling and mimeographing. A few of the senior girls were snapped as they were earnestly prepar- ing for their mid-year examinations. Shown on the picture are: Betty Emerine. Rita Ulman, Annie Lou Swint, Suzanne Vogel. lune Wilson, and Mildred Droll. Page Thirty Two ZQGJZIMBILIQ Several experiments on Sound are holding the attention of these senior stu- dents. From left to right they are: William Loeffler, Eugene Blaser, Harold Sheeran, Emmett Droll, and Earl Graham. The Law of Moments and the Inclined Plane are being studied by Mary Bowen. Alice Thom, Philip Abowd, and Richard Wilson at the beginning of this year's study of physics. Richard Bradner, Richard Collins, Iames Lannen, and Iack McMeen, all members of the junior class, are studying Wave Length of Sound by Resonance. Page Thirty Three JWMZ These home ec. girls were surprised during their sewing hour when they looked up and found Mr. Marchion just ready to snap their picture. Regina Waltermeyer, Patricia Howard, Kathryn Scharf, and Pa1ricia Kromer are preparing to cut and fit their aprons prior to sewing them. Doris Huss, Ioanne Kinn, and Ioanne Emerine are each in charge of one of the three kitchens which compose the home economics class. Allready to bake a batch of cookies are' these remaining five members of this practical class. From left to right are Fran- ces Ritzler, Alice Hammer, Ann Bodart, Leola Iacob. and lane Ziegman. Page Thirty-Four GILQGIZQGIJG-It To hzgb school Jtudefzzir no ibizzgx are xo dear, .fir the ozgazzziwzfiorzf fha! are .rpakezz of !Zdl'8. Page Thirty-Five Donald Lichtle Harold Sheeran William Loelller sz. fafuz A sewer, X. wir, ,xoflijelil -Ya Bernard Elchert Philip Abowd Robert Mahin Rear Row: Richard Karcher, Robert Moran, Lawrence Mabus, Benedict Myers, Iames Dyer, Thomas Lichtle Daniel Patterson. Edward Collins, Thomas Geoghegan, Robert Gillig, Donald Elchert. Neil Roberts, Walter Kramb Richard Collins. Front Row: James Boulboulle. Leroy Calmes, William Bradner, Norman Bums. Iames Emerine, Richard Bradner Betty Bentz Ieanne Valter Gfzapef Samdfani Page Thirty-Six Mary Lou Lehman Ieanne McMeen Gm Ghapel This is the altar at which our special intentions, our praise, adoration, thanks- giving, and petitions, are offered during the daily sacrifice of the Mass throughout the school year. Q Our labors and studies of the week are blessed here with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament each Friday afternoon. A glimpse of the confessional, stations of the cross, lighting fixtures. and win- dows, is given in this rear view of our high school chapel. Betty Emerine was found rehearsing the Latin hymn for the Offertory of the High Mass the following day. Betty has been a faithful organist for the past three years. Mary Margaret Finsel, who plays for Benediction each week, was not present when this picture was taken. Page Thirty Seven Reiaeal' During the first three days of Thanks- giving Week, November 23, 24, 25, the Reverend Joseph I. Williams conducted the annual high school Spiritual Retreat here. The exercises closed with a High Mass, sung by the student body, on Thanksgiving morning. Page Thirty-Eight swam., Sodality Eucharistic Committee Leaders Robert Mahin Harold Sheeran Donald Stoner Alice Thom awe RETREAT MASTER REV. IOSEPH I. WILLIAMS G..-9.114 . President ,..... Bernard Elchert Vice President. .Annie Lou Swint Secretary . . . . , Emmett Droll Treasurer . . , . Florence Droll SENIORS Walter Kramb FRESHMEN . . Iames Lannen Phxli Aho d gugenjnlaser Patricia Ledwedge Malgaret Abowd Dlc lack lMCMeen Robert Blaser Mary 1 esare F k S Q Iames Boulboulle Emmett Droll Ian teven' - - . William Bradner Florenc Droll Alice Thom e lane Ziegman Rosemary Brickner Mildfed Droll som-1oMonEs Norman Bums Bernard Elchert B n E . Kathleen Cline Leroy Calmes e Y merme - . 'Philomena DiCesare Dolores Frausto Phylhs Cook G ld D H Hayward Collins ee fo Earl Graham James D el Nicholas DiCesare Y pany Hayes Patricia Downes R. ha d E l xc r merme L K . enaD uni L- Donald Droll Robert Emerine 05:11. Harlem lnmos Droll Donna Frankart E:ixnrinoeL er Margaret Droll Robert Gini? e e onsway Pauline Erbland Mary Lou Hammer Rohm Mahin Donald Elchert Margaret Hammer Harold Sheeran Mary M. Finsel Donna Jones Iames Smith . EVGIYH Ffankaff Richard Karcher Kathleen SWIG? Robert Gillig Russell Keifier Annie Lou Swint Donald Goshe Anna Mae Lang Q Benedict Hammer me Ulm . . Thomas Lichtle Suzanne Vogel Patricia Abowd Norma Lonsway June Wilson Betty Bemz Lawrence Mabus Richard Wilson RaYm01'ld B0dH1'i Robert ,Moran Lawrence Woessner Eugene Holman W . , Mary Kramb Benedict Myers IUNIORS . Mary Lou Lehman Norme NYCum Anna Bodart Marie Lonsway Dorothy Sauber Richard Bradner Betty Scharf Daniel Sczesny Alice Hammer Iames Stevens Ioanne Scharl William Heilman Donald Stone! Mary Iane Schira Lloyd Holman Iohn Teeple lean 30111915 Patricia Howard Adeline Tinkovicz Lucille Thom Doris Huss Mary Welly Russell Waltermeyer Donald Huth Virginia Whitta Ianet Wright Leola Iacob - Iear-me 'McMeen Arthur Yonker Joanne Kinn Kenneth Woessner lane Zeyen Page Thirty-Nine GA ' Gaadaclau Front Row: Betty Emerine. Ioanne Kinn. Mary Lou Lehman. Ieanne Somers, Norma Lonsway. Rear How: Harold Hammer. Robert Gillig. Alice Hammer. Mary M. Finsel. Benny Myers. Richard Karcher. aulfilanrfinq Safeunen of tickets for The Cyc1e, staged by the Darby Players of Toledo: sponsored by St. Wendelin High. March 14, 1943. Front Row: Patricia Post. Margaret Hammer. Rosemary Brickner. Lucille Tlhom, Mary Kramb. Middle Row: Richard Karcher, Betty Emerine. Mildred Finsel, Alice Ham- mer, Mary Io Patterson. Harold Sheeran. Rear Row: Bemard Elchert. Walter Kramb. Donald Elchert. Eugene Holman. Page Forty ll who 7!foulcfn'l' Ee 646341 ' ' Directed by Rev. R. I. Osterhage The senior class play, Who Wou1dn't Be' Crazy! by Katherine Kavanaugh, was presented May 13. 14. The play centers around lack Marshall, Speedy, who, after following Lois all over Europe and part of America, finally ends up by finding her in a sani- torium. Much of the humor, which is profusely scattered throughout the story. is focussed in Pluribus, the colored lad. The act is cleverly climaxed by the discovery of the thieves and kidnappers in the persons of the would-be Inmates. CAST Inmate No. 1 ,...... lnmate No. 2 ..... Pluribus .....,.. Pendie ...........,,.. Miss Lavelle ...... Mr. Higgins ..r.... Mr. Marshall .,,..,. lack Marshall ,... Lois Meredith ..., Reggie Mortimer Beatrice ..,,..,....,.r, Marjorie ca.,,.., Ianet ,...,..........,.... Evelyn Winslow McCatferty .,...... ,.,.r, Edward Gordon ...... Donald Lichtle Rita Ulman Philip Abowd Mildred Droll Suzanne Vogel Bernard Elchert Harold Sheeran lack McMeen Betty Emerine Robert Mahin Iune Wilson Lena Kuntz Dolores Prausto Annie Lou Swint r,...,,....Richard Wilson Page Forty-One Iames Smith Mrs. Floyd Glee Club Kinnaman Directress sz. wmeezm qzw em Front Row: Mildred Droll. Rita Ulman, Betty Emerine. Ieanne Somers, Lucille Thom, Nick DiCesare. Richard Emerine, Thomas Lichtle. Daniel Sczesny. William Bradner, Robert Ernerine, Ioanne Emerine, Barbara Coughenour. Virginia Whitta. lane Zeyen. ' Middle Row: Patricia Abowd, Iearme McMeen. Patricia Downes. Mary Welly. Patricia Ledwedge, Mary Lou Leh- man, 'Mary Patterson, Betty Bentz. Ioanne Schari. Ioanne Kinn, Dorothy Sauber, Adeline Tinkovicz, Martha Frankart, Dolores Frausto. Alice Thom, Margaret Abowd. Top Row: Philip Abowd. William Loeffler. Iames Emerine, Iames Boulboulle, lack MctMeen. Lawrence Mabus. Donald Stoner, Harold Sheeran, Harold Hammer. Richard Karcher, Daniel Patterson, Earl Graham. William Heilman. Frank Stevens, Bernard Elchert. Page Forty-Two Senior members according to rank: Annie Lou Swint Philip Abowd Harold Sheeran Mildred Droll Betty Emerine Emmett Droll Mildred Finsel Dolores Frausto Earl Graham Lawrence Woessner Rita Ulman Suzanne Vogel Bernard Elchert Robert Mahin Florence Droll Patricia Hayes Lena Kuntz Iune Wilson Donald Lichtle lames Smith Richard Wilson 55g9 Iunior members according to rank: Alice Hammer Ioanne Kinn Harold Hammer Walter Kramb Alice Thom Richard Bradner Mary Patterson Regina Waltermeyer Radu Glad President .... Annie Lou Swint Vice-President .. Alice Hammer Secretary ........ Philip Abowd Treasurer ,.,.. Richard Karcher Sophomore members according to rank Mary Kramb Mary M. Finsel Mary Lou Lehmann Donald Stoner Patricia Abowd Eugene Holman Virginia Whitta Mary Welly Pauline Erbland Barbara Coughenour Evelyn Frankart l Freshman members according to rank Richard Karcher Jeanne Somers Rosemary Brickner Russell Keiffer Arthur Yonker Benedict Myers Margaret Hammer Donna Frankart Norma Lonsway lane Zeyen Russell Waltermeyer Robert Gillig Norman Burns Page Forty-Three 8 September 9 School reopened with 139 students in attendance. Iuniors and sophomores exchanged home rooms. 23 Glee Club tryouts were made. 24 Wendelette subscription campaign opened. 26 Movie, Bound to Last, was shown. October l Annie Lou Swint was highest seller in Wendelette subscription drive: all four classes overreached their 10096 quotas. November l All Saints' Day was celebrated. 2 Class officers were elected. 17 Movie, Fashion's Favorite, was shown. 20 Iunior class presented a Book Week program. 23, 24, 25 Students' Spiritual Retreat was conducted by the Reverend Ioseph I. Williams. . 25 Freshmen were enrolled in the Blessed Virgin Sodality: all students, in the Miraculous Medal. 26-30 Thanksgiving recess was enjoyed. December 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception was celebrated. 22 Christmas vacation began with annual Yuletide party. January 4 Classes were resumed. 7 Movie, Alaska's Silver Millions, was unreeled. 8 Iunior class sponsored dance. 19 Froslin advertising contest was opened. 22 Pastor's and Principal's nameday, feast of St. Raymond, was celebrated by the student body. Page Forty1Four 0 February 2 Movie, Father Brown Detective, was enjoyed by both grade and high school. 3 Father Osterhage was transferred to Millersville. Father Kirsch was welcomed as our new Principal. 5 Sophomore boys presented a skit entitled, Saw a Sub: Sank Same. 7 Catholic Chronicle Campaign was launched. 19 American Legion selected five S. W. H. students as winners in their annual essay. lSee photo on page 75.3 25 Movie, Trees for Tomorrow, was presented here. March 7 5 The junior class entertained with a prelenten dance. 14 The Cycle was staged in our auditorium by the Darby Players of Toledo. 19 Froslin subscription contest was launched. 22 William Loeffler, a member of the senior class, left for the Navy. April 2 Earl Graham, Harold Sheeran. and Richard Wilson took the Naval KV-129 college training program test. 5 Mrs. Clair C. Crawford took up duties as part time. high school secretary. 12 Froslin subscription drive closed: Annie Lou Swint. Philip Abowd, and Mildred Droll were leading salesmen. 13 The sophomore class staged a history debate. 18-24 Holy Week was observed. 21 Senior commerce students took Civil Service Exam. 22-28 Easter vacation was enjoyed. 29 Movie, The Scarlet Pimpernel. was shown. May 9 Mother's Day-First Holy Communion. 9-ll Forty Hours' Devotion. 14 Class Play, Who Wouldn't Be Crazy! 17 Annual Spelling Contest. 26-28 Final Examinations. 28 Iunior-Senior Prom. 31 Senior Day of Recollection. June 1 Seniors are sophomores' guests at graduation breakfast. 1 Commencement Exercises. Page Forty-Five eniafvt 144 7fze4f Zfdecf '76 Ee 69 Page Forty4Six James Smith Donald Lichtle Suzanne Vogel Mildred Finsel Emmett Droll 6. William Loetfler Bernard Elchert 8. June Wilson Richard Wilson Lena Kuntz ll. Eugene Blaser Florence Droll 13. Lawrence Woessner 14. Mildred Droll Kathleen Swick Helen Filliater Robert Mahin 18. Rita Ulman Kathryn Lonsway Patricia Hayes Dolores Frausto Earl Graham Mary DiCesare Annie Lou Swint Harold Sheeran Philip Abowd Betty Emerine Nihleiica Of Mare afbfetes we afwayf can my, They dia' Meir best, Hip, Inf, Hooray! Page Forty-Seven be Q gh QF X... H ' . Qaeda 1 I -21 W Q X, XJ emu Sa! f , pw X1 'E Q P F -Eh Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 194.2 MMM qweaem Front Row: Iarnes Droll. Donald Goshe. Richard Bradner. Iames Emerine. Thomas Geoghegan. Second Row: Donald Ritzler. Bernard Elchert. Peter DiCesare, Daniel Patterson. Iames Lannen. Lloyd Holman. Robert Gillig. Robert Moran. Third Row: Donald Stoner. Earl Graham. Neil Roberts. Harold Sheeran. Owen Hammer. Iames Smith. Coach Willard Banks. Fourth Row: lhchard Emerine. Donald Elchert. Frank Stevens. Benny Myers. Iarnes Stevens. Robert Emerine. CAPTAIN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We They Fostoria High ...... ...... 0 6 Rosstord High ...... c..... 6 31 Calvert ..................... ...... 0 18 Fremont St. Ioe's ...... ...... 3 1 U Marion St. Mary's .... ...... 2 53 A Upper Sandusky ...... ...... 6 13 Norwalk St. Pau1's ....... .,.... 6 6 Sandusky St. Mary's .... ...... 7 25 YAMES SMITH Page Forty-Nine Page Fifty .felfiaamen HAROLD 'BOBO SHEERAN lSeniorl Playing his last session for the team, Bobo will befdifficult to replace. His clever playing and spotless sportsmanship were his outstanding contributions. Harold's height was a large asset towards keeping the team in possession of the ball. IAMES SMITTY SMITH lSenioi-J Smitty's speed and accuracy were a major contribution to the success of the Mohawks. When Iim was absent from several games, he was greatly missed. He placed second in the city scoring honors. DONALD HOOTY I-IUTH tluniorl Specializing in all-around playing, Don always proved ascompetent man to help the team out of a tight spot. He was noted for his splendid spirit of fair play. Don will be a key man on next year's Mohawk team. BERNARD BARNEY ELCHERT tSeniorl During the past season Barney's scrap and determination were valuable assets to the team. Although his effectiveness and versatility were handicapped by his size. Barney could always be counted on to do his share. DONALD DON STONER lSophomorel Donny's combined height, ac- curacy, and ability made him an indispensible part of the Mo- hawks, and a constant scoring threat to all opponents. His ver-- satility in shooting, as well as his excellent defensive and offensive play, merited for him the position of city scoring champion. Don is expected to be the mainstay of the 43-44 quintet. THOMAS TOM GEOGHEGAN lSophomorel Jumping from second string Re- serves to second string Varsity, Tom saw a lot of action in the closing contests of the 42-43 sea- son. Tom's outstanding qualities were his ability to keep cool and to sink long shots. DANIEL PAT PATTERSON tFreshrnanJ When Pat was promoted from the Reserves to the Varsity, about midseason, he filled his new po- sition with exceptional form. and always played well. IAMES RED EMERIN E lFreshmanI Red, a promising freshman cager. won for himself a position on the varsity by his constant pluck and determination. His sparky playing is promising for the Mohawk team. flwmmng Klzfhlaza ROBERT BOB GILLIG-lSopl-iomorel 1 Playing his first season for the team, Bob's height and consistent scoring made him an important cog in the Mohawk wheel. With a season of exper- ience to his credit, Bob will undoubtedly be a leading player next year. li FRANK FRANKIE STEVENS-Uuniorl Frank was distinguished by his alertness and his ability to handle a ball. He will probably fill a first string position in the coming season. Page Fifty-One Mahwk 'Um ' Front Row: Iames Emerine. Frank Stevens. Iames Smith, Bernard Elchert. Thomas Geoghegan. Rear Row: Coach Willard Banks. Harold Sheeran. Robert Gillig. Donald Huth. Daniel Patterson. Donald Stoner. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE CAPTAIN 9 TheY BERNARD ELCHERT JL Page Fifty-Two Dec. 4 Dec. 17 Dec. 18 Dec. 21 Ian. '5 Ian. 10 Ian. 12 Ian. 15 jan. 19 Ian. 26 Ian. 29 Feb. 2 Feb. 5 Feb. 9 Feb. 12 Feb. 16 Feb. 19 Feb. 21 March 3 March 9 Arcadia ,.1.................. Fremont St. Ioe's ...,. Tiffin Calvert ....,...... Alurnm ...,.,............... B1s1ngsun ...,,............ Toledo Central .,....... Arlington .....,.....,....... Carey ,.................,...... Fostoria High ........... Marion St. Mary's Gibsonburg ..,..........,. Norwalk St. Paul's . Fremont St. Ioe's ..... Marion St. Mary's Rossford .............,..... Fostoria High ..,........ Tiffin Calvert .,......,.,,. Sandusky St. Mary's Mt. Cory CTournamentJ .........,. Underclassmen vs. Sen1ors ..,.....,.,....,..,.. lluawea i Front Row: Donald Elchert. Edward Collins, Robert Emerineu Richard Emerine. Robert Moran. Rear Row: Walter Karmb. Lawrence Mabus. Richard Wilson. Daniel Sczesny. William Dutch Kramb Cjuniorl saw a lot of action this year with the re- serves. He lacked height. but not scrap and ability. Lawrence Larry Mabus Cfreshmanl was the tallest player on the reserves. He will probably be a great asset to the team in the next few years. Richard Dick ' Wilson lseniorl was a key man in the reserves' offense and defense throughout the season. Daniel Dan Sczesny lfreshmanl shows great promise for his coming seasons. Donald Donny Elchert Csophomorel brother of Barney Elchert, basket- ball captain, played first string reserves most of the season. Edward Ed Collins Csophomorel displayed an uncanny accuracy in his shooting in several of the games this year. Emerine Twins, Dick and Bob Cfreshmenl were an asset to the team because of their elusive qualities. Their resemblance often caused the oppon- ents much worry. They will form a potent combination in the coming seasons. Robert Bob Moran Cfreshmanl played varsity ball at the outset of the sea- son. He was an outstanding man on the reserves in all types of play. Page Fifty-Three elzeeafeacfeu Betty Emerine. Alice Thcrn. Regina Waltermeyer, Annie Lou Swint Victory! Victory! was their cry- V-I-C-T-OAR-Y Could they cheer it? Well, I guess Did we yell it? Yes. yes, yes! Page Fifty-Four 1 9 1 0 Raymond Carroll 19 1 6 Mrs. Owen Coughenour lFrances Helmstetterl 1922 Mrs. H. Boulboulle lHelen Bottol 1923 Mrs. F. Weimerskirch 4Florence Bottol 1930 Mrs. Maurice Cody lEsther Frederick? Louise Scharf Carolyn Vogel 1931 Mrs. Dale McCarty fHelen Flechtnerl Robert Woessner 1932 Raymond Binkley 1933 lames Thom 1934 Ioseph Dell Richard Puchta 1935 Harold Puchta Eleanor Sherman Paul Steyer Delmar R. Vanderhoff Richard Woessner 1936 Mrs. Kenenth Ball fLoretta Bricknerl Lawrence Fink Robert Kramb Mrs. Robert Lee Wirginia Klinepeterl Mrs. Paul Steyer CBeatrice Thom? Loretta Wank fayal rqlamni 1937 Adele Bigila Raymond Dell Helen Erbland Edith Herrig Wilfred Lonsway leanne Ann Woessner 1938 lohn Crawford Helen Kramb Leonard Lehmann Mary lane Mabus losephine Rey Mrs. Harry Wade lKathryn Smithl Mary Wilson Carolyn Wonderly 1939 Mary lane Downes Vernon Elchert Rose Marie Erbland Lola Frankart Paul Lichtle Sister Mary Loisann CVio1a Kramb? Richard Patterson Genevieve Tinkovicz lohn R. Woessner lohn B. Wonderly 1940 Frank Crawford Carolyn Cunningham Eileen Emerine Mary Rose Falter ' Richard Kinn Marguerite Lichtle Thomas Roberts Margaret lean Smith Mary Smith Kathleen Teeple Mildred Thom Peter Tinkovicz Page FiftylFive 1941 Rita Ardnor Eugene Bahnsen Charles Bulkowski Rita Binkley Catherine Coughenour Kathryn Downes Ursula Finsel Ioanne Huth Dorothy Keiiler William Kramb Rita Lonsway Paul Seebon Emmet Sheeran Mary Io Woessner 1942 Richard Abowd Iames Boff Robert Bradnsr Phyllis L. Cook Barbara Ann Firth Eleanor Foos Edward Hammer Helen I-Ieilman Lester Huth Herman Keiffer Marjorie Kinn loanne Klinepeter Carl Kramb Virginia Lichtle Richard Magers Mary Navarro Margaret Patterson Marjorie Schmitz Edward Seebon Kathryn Smith Harry Stoner Margaret Thom Stanley Tinkovicz I Joseph Vanderhoff' ll Helen Whitta MaryFiWhitta Richard Ziegman sz. w....e..za. ..1.f..,.z. V 4 ' 'f A F 'O :pi ykkt qtyrk if txNNu ut, 11 C' mN.'i4,+ utah 4,4 if S Eugene Daugherty died for his Country. Richard G. Abowd, Ir. '42 Virgil E. Frederick '33 Robert P. Arnoldi '37. Ioseph Gabriel, Ir. '36 Paul I. Arnoldi '32 Edward A. Gehring '35 Eugene I. Bahnsen '41 William F. Getz '40 Raymond A. Binkley '32 Florence Hale '28 Ioseph V. Bigila '40 Clarence E. Hammer, Ir. '41 Iames Boff '42 Iohn R. Holderman '42'f Eugene R. Boyer '36 Robert Holdennan '40 Robert H. Bradner '42 Kenneth M. Holman '36 Lucian I. Brown 395' Lloyd F. Holman '44 ' Constant M. Bulkowski '37 i Alex- M- HOW-ard '37 ' Charles E. Bulkowski '41 Harold P. Huth '39 Ioseph B, Burns '28 Lester C. Huth '42 Maurice L, Cody '334' Walter L. Hulh '30i Charles I. Cook '39 William A- Jacoby '38 Pau1R, Cook '42+ Brian G. Kane '34' Ver-ner A, Cgqk '41+ Harold Kelbley '34 Iohn Crawford '38 ROlJe1'l I- Kipka '42i Frank N. Crawford '40 Victor N- Kirian '28' Peter A. DiCesare '42 ' Robert L- Kramb '36 joseph A, D911 '34 William I. Kramb '41 Raymond Dell '37 Wayne M. K1'e8ZlS '4l i John Philip Degehs '25 Gerald I. Kromer '39 Paul Dgwnes '38 Cl'18I'leS H. Krupp '30 Vemon A. Elchert '39 Ralph N. Krupp '38 ' Elmer D, Emei-ine '33 Ioseph A. LaFontain '39 Richard I. Emerine '38 N0fba1'l l- Lang '34 George A. Falewage '35 Richard M. Lannen '43 ' Patrick I, Feehan '38 : Alton I. Lehmann '4l ' Lawrence D, Fink '36 Leonard P. Lehmann '38 Harold A. F insel '32i' Paul Lichtle '39 Wilbur Finsel '37 t Wilfred I. Lonsway '37 George B. Firth, Ir. '36' William I. Loeffler '43 William F. Foos '37 Cletus R. Logsdon '41 ' Harold I. Frederick '35 Earl lVlaqe1'S '37 Page Fifty-Six Boyd ancf in Me Sewice Peter I. Tinkovicz '40 I0-'5ePh E- Magefs '37 Stanley Tinkovicz '42 Iames P. Magers '38 Ioseph Ulman '39 Dr. Harold V. Marley '33 Delmar R- Vanderhoff '35 I Charles A. Martin. Ir. '29 Joseph F' Vanderhoff 42 M - '40 Harold Walters '23' Donili ifmlza rt. .36 Paul W. Wagner '40 O n ' a m . , ak Frank Waltermeyer, Ir. '40 i Donald P' Mluer 41 Edwin I. Waltermeyer '43'k A1'llh01'lY l. Moes '35' Gerald C. Wangler '41 Edward I. Moes 4141 Iohn In Weber .29 Carl E. Myers '36 Richiilqlullfl. lfvlfegii '39 I4 at Leonard Nye '40 1 mf? - ' 1 kms, 4 I Iames Iustin Nye '36 Wllllam Dggi'Yg.so5'Vo?gh .411 Ellsworth C. Nibeck '35 ' Richard J. Patterson '39 I0hnRBBVi03diL1Y 39 '31 o er . oessner Harold I. Puchta '35 George R, Wolph' 11-,I '35 Ioseph M. Ritzler '41 Myron I. Ziegman '41 Thomas E. Roberts '40 Richard Ziegman '42 Sylvester I. Rosinski '3O f Albert I. Rossman '36'k ' Donald E. Scharf '42' Edward Seebon '42 Paul F. Seebon '41 Iohn F. Scholidon '44l Andrew C. Schnitzler '35 Clarence W. Sendelbach '29+ William E. Sendelbach' 341' Cyril I. Sendelbach '40i Leonard F. Skonecki '34 Carl G. Smith '33 ' Dale I. Smith '34 Wilfred C. Steinmetz '41 Ioseph R. Thill '3l t Iames T. Thom '33 Genevieve Tinkovicz '39 ' Students marked thus lil did not complete the four years at St. ' Wendelin High School. Page Fifty-Seven The The The The The Mr. Mr. Rev. R. G. Kirsch Rev. C. W. Ruess Rev. Leo Mahlmeister Rev. U. I. Hoying, C.PP.S. Sisters of Notre Dame and Mrs . A. I. Emerine and Mrs. Earl Graham, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs E. P. Sheeran . Hal Smith and Mrs. Paul Swint and Mrs. L. L. Ulman Mrs. Helen Woessner Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Collins Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gillig Dr. G. H. W. Bruggemann Dr. A. O. Cole Dr. and Mrs. D. C. George Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Hatfield Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Hunter Dr. and Mrs. I. N. Kiebel Dr. and Mrs. D. I. Mariea Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Pennell Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Perry Grade I Grade II Grade III Grade IV Padma Grade V Grade VI Grade VII Grade VIII Page Fifty-Eight Blue and Dr. Buble M. E. Seiple and Mrs. H. D. Sheeran D. O. Watts Mr. George Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Kinn lVIr. W. E. Kinney Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sherman and Mrs. Edward Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stroman Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Weimerskrrch Catholic Ladies of Columbia Art and Yard Shop Book and Gift Shop Daily Review Edwards Dry Cleaning Erma's Beauty Shop Fostoria Auto Club Gross Beauty Shop HolYhan's Cafe Office Supply Shop Peter Clothing Co. Service Laundry Class 1946 Class 1945 Class 1944 Class l943 14 dueaa Slucknl' Regbiieaa ,..,. -, -.X...,.,........... ..... ...,...,. .. f-XX.-:X - 5 K . - .XXXQXQXX-2XfXgg.:XXX4.X.f.f.XX Xx:-X:XXxQ.i5-1.-ggi XX . X X Q .X .X X N . XQQX.X . .X Q ..N W Q. . X XXX Q.Nx. X XXX . X X0 XR XXX XQX NS NK N SX KX XX :Xi i'0X::X'f'.. X. 1 X . X Nfx g X . YXXiXffgX:X -XXX XM. X. X Xi.xQ Xm.. XXXXX X 1' 1 ' X XXXX X .. XXXAX XXXXXXX X X X . XgQ.L..s. XXQX5.. QXXWRQ 5 X XQXX.. ...XXX X X XXXXX XX. XXXXXXXXX...NXX XX.. X sul xv X K XX ' kt X X 1-wxwff X WR jx f - X - LXXQXXXQQX. -X. XX - if -. TE? .-: XXX 5 x :L X - 1 H X XXSSSEX-:XSXYiXrXsfXfsX X fiswfisxfi . X X X. X xx. 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Page Fifiy-Nine 0m Quemh Have Made Possible The cPu6lz'catz'0n of This 4511116 1943 FROSLIN lileue Pahanqe '76-an PgSy l Congblzknefztf Of 7!ae Nhlwau ea. COMPLIMENTS OF The Commercial Bank Savings Co. SUCCESS TO CLASS OF 43 THE C I I C 1 C N A OF COURSE Seniaa Regain Philip Abowd ....... ....,,.,...5aa Maple sl. Eugene Blaser ........,,,......... 615 College Ave. Mary DiCesare ......,......v... , ...... 150 Perry St. Emmett Droll ........ Florence Droll .,..... Mildred Droll ..... Bernard Elchert .... Betty Eruerine ....... Helen Filliater ....... Mildred Finsel ...... 1300 North Countyline St. 502 College Ave. ........,.,.846 Leonard St. .......515 West Center St. Maple St. 487 Columbus Ave. Il. R. No. 2 Dolores Frausto ......,......,........ 736 Spruce St. Earl Graham ....r.., 1218 Patricia Hayes ............... Lena Kuntz ......... Donald Lichtle .,..... North Countyline St. .338 West Crocker St. 261 East Crocker St. 339 College Ave. William Loettler ........ .... 3 ll North Wood St. Catherine Lonsway r.......8l3 Columbus Ave. Robert Mahin ........ 45M W. Perry St.. Tiffin, O. Harold Sheeran ............ 325 North Union St. Iames Smith ...............,.... 1408 North Union St Kathleen Srwick .......,,..,..., 339 North Vine SI Ann Louise S-wint ......,...,. 601 North Vine sr, Rita Ulman ,..... .,.... Suzanne Vogel ...... Lawrence Woessner .. .......... 525 West Tiffin St. ..........326 West Center St ........-...356 West High St, lime Wilson .........v..........e. 903 North Main st, Richard Wilson ..,... ......903 North Main St. THE BUCKEYE PAPER CO 1102-06 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio IF IT'S PAPER WE HAVE Our Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1943 BRINNON WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE C. M. Peggs Opposite Civic Theatre 312 North Main St. Phone 2703 Page Sixty-Two Alice Thom ..,....,,,......A,,. 714 West Center St. fzzighfs qf Cofzmzbzzs s70.ff0ltlll, Olazb A A.. Na. 1197 Enlzkt IV0fw For Cbrzlftzwz ,hulzke CORL'S Ice Cream-Candy-Nuts 100 South Main Street Phone Our Aim. Your Satisfaction CLIFF AND WALT BARBERS 107 East Center Street I . R .It Ann Bodart ....... Roslee Berton ...... Mary Bowen .,.,,... Richard Bradner R. R. No. 2 334 Perry sz. 632 North Main St. 234 West South St. Richard Collins , ........... 1004 North Union St. I oanne Emerine .. .........517 College Ave. Alice Hammer ..,., ....,....128 East Sixth St. Harold Hammer .,..... . ..... 239 East Crocker St. William Heilman ............ 1125 North Union St. Lloyd Holman .,.... 123 South Adams St. Patricia Howard ...... ....... 8 20 South Main St. Doris Huss ....... Donald Huth ..... Ioanne Kinn ........ Walter Kramb ...... Iames Lannen ..... Patircia Ledwedge Iack 1VlcMeen ...... 154 East Tiffin st. zzs East High sn. S16 North Countyline St. Leola Iacobs ............ ....,......349 West Tiffin St. ........E03 South Main St. 735 Cherry St. Cleveland St. .....1017 North Union St. Mary Patterson .... ,....... 1 075 South Wood St. Frances Ritzler ........ 532 North Countyline St. Neil Roberts .......,.,. ,..,.......334 West North St. Kathryn Scharf ..........., 349 West Center St. Frank Stevens . ..,. 375 Findlay Road Regina Waltermeyer ........ 602 North Poplar St. Iane Ziegman ............. ,....... 8 69 Leonard St. Page Sixty-Three Compliment! of T H E Seneca Wire 85 Mfg. Co if ' g s NTQVP F f--if E N E C WOGDWORK The Seneca Lbr. U Millwork Co 635 VVest TiHin Street Phone 671-672 NOTRE DAME COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. SOUTH EUCLID. OHIO ATTEND A ,CATHOLIC COLLEGE IN WARTIME. Accelerated or regular program oilered. Get a complete. liberal arts course affording a well-rounded education with specialized training! to prepare lor the future. COURSES OFFERED IN ' Teaching. Iournalism. Business Education. Dietetics, Medical Technology. Premeclical. Phy- sical Education. Art. Music. Q Summer Session begins Tuesday. Iune 15. and ends Friday, August 20. Registration Iune 11. Page Sixty-Five COMPLIMENTS OF 'Ghz Ihunh ZHurnit1rr2 Gln. ' The Store That Makes You Welcome RICHARD B. ADAMS, Manager Compliments of SACKETT'S GREEN HOUSE PORTEITS DRY CLEANING Oldest - Largest - Best Since 1889 Phone 864 113 Perry Street All Garments Insured While in Our Care PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Paint - Glass - Wallpaper Window Shades Picture Framing Mirrors 119 North Main Street Phone 3405 Safzlzamafze Reydiiea Patricia Abowd ...,,. Alma Babb ......., Betty Bentz .,........ Maple St. ..,.......321 Anderson Ave. 615 South Wood St. Raymond Bodart ...... ........,.....,.... R . R. No. 2 Edward Collins ....... .........1004' North Union St. Phylhs Cook ..........t........... 541'1West North St. Barbara Coughenour ........220M2East High si. Kathleen Clme .................... 611- West Tiffin St. Patricia Downes .................. 222 College Ave. Nick DiCesare , ..... Peter DiCesare ,..,. .. 451 West Fremont St. .......45l West Fremont St. James Droll .............................. 846 Leonard St. Donald Droll .........t.. 1300 North Countyline St. Margaret Droll .,.......,.......... 502 College Ave. Donald Elchert ..,......,..,... 515 West Center St. Pauline Erbland- ................ 330 North Vine St. William Pilllater ................ 487 Columbus Ave. Mary 'Margaret Finsel .........o........ R. R. No. 2 Evelyn Frankart ............,............. R. R. NO. 2 Robert Gillig ........ .......... 3 31 North Vine St. Thomas Geoghegan . ......... 801 North Main St. Donald Goshe ............ :...North Countyline St. Benedict Hammer ......... ....... 1 24 Seneca Ave. Owen Hammer ,,,,,.,,.,.,,... 542 North Poplar St. Eugene Holman ...,........................ Il. R. NO. 2 Geraldine Knettle ........ 3'l7Z South Main St. Mary Kramb .................... 603 South Main St. Mary Lou Lehmann Maple St. Laura Logsdon .................. 355 West Tillin St. Marie Lonsway .............. 813 Columbus Ave. Ieanne McMeen .......,...... 1017 North Union St. Betty Scharl .t.... James Stevens ...... Donald Stoner ...... Iohn Teeple .................... 349 West Center St. ..........375 Findlay Road 548 North Main St. 156 East Center St. Adeline Tinkovicz ..,.....,... 609 North Poplar St. Ieanne Valter .......... .......l........... 4 IU A511 SI- Mary Welly ............-..... - Virginia Whitta ............ Kenneth Woessner 448 West North St. Country Club Heights 356 West High St. Page Sixty-Six 2l8'222 SO. FOSTORIA'S BUSY STORE Compliments of THE VICTORY SHOE SHOP Complete line of corrective footwear and shoe repairing. MIKE L. BROWN Manager 113 North Main Street Across From Baz1ey's 1-9:1 Compliments of STATE RESTAURANT 111 North Main street 'if' IOHN SEXTON AND CO. Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers Coffee Roasters Established 1883 C H I C A G O 4 Margaret A1bowd Robert Blaser ......... Iarnes Boulboulle William Bradner ,,.. Rosemary Brickner .........,..338 West North St, Louis Bulkowski .....,. .,.. Norman Burns ..,,1,.1 Leroy Calmes .,...... Philomena DiCesare Regular 588 Maple St. 118 East South St. ........,.. 224 Summit St ............234 West South St ............121 Lunt St. .......275 West Fourth St. ....306 East Tiffin St. Perry St. Gerald -Droll ............ 1300 North Countyline St. Iames Dyer .,,...,.. James Emerine ..... Richard Emerine .. Robert Emerine ..... West Tiffin St. 5'l7 College Ave. ......1. 615 Maple St. ............615 Maple St. Regina Fxllrater ..,............. 487 Columbus Ave. Donna Frankhart ....... .............. 4 34 Beech St. Martha Frankhart . Robert Gillig ....,..... Margaret Hammer ........128 East Sixth St. Mary Lou Hammer ....... Donna Iones ......... Richard Karcher Russell Keiffer ...,. 831 South Main St. ......124 Seneca Ave. Route 1 153 East Lytle sr. ...........803 Leonard St. Anna Mae Lang ......,......... 233 West High St. Thomas Lichtle ....., Norma Lonsway ..... Lawrence Mabus . Robert Moran ...... Benedict Myers Norine Nycum ..... Daniel Patterson .,.. Patricia Post ....... Dorothy Sauber Ioanne Scharf ........ Mary Iane Schira Daniel Sczesny ...... Ieanne Somers ...... Lucille Ioanne Waltermeyer Thom .......... ...........239 College Ave ........813 Columbus Ave. ...........575 North Poplar St. ..........-1325 North Union St. 517 East North St. 766 Maple st. 1075 South Wood St. ..314 North Wood St. .1435 North Union St. ....333 West North St. ........457 College Ave. .........158 Summit St. ......133 Summit Blvd. ..........7l4 West Center St ..,.....602 North Poplar St. Russell Waltermeyer .... 1415 North Union St. Ianet Wright ,................... 417 West North St. Arthur Yonker .............,.. 416 West Iackson St. lane Zeyen , ........ ........... 4 61 College Ave. Page Sixty-Seven 5 A cm' Commercial Press C XD. ,. Q Illlfllly ..... OFFICE SUPPLIES 123 EAST TIFFIN STREET FOSTORIA, OHIO For SPARK PLUGS And AUTOMOBILE HEATERS V Electric Auto - Lite Co. FOUNDRY DIVISION SPARK PLUG DIVISION I FOSTORIA, OHIO COMPLIMEN TS OF Daughters of Isabella OF ST. WENDELIN'S Has an Enviable Record oi Years of Social. Religious and Intelleclual Activity. THE FOSTORIA MONUMENT COMPANY East of St. Wendelin Cemetery PHONE 3872 DELL'S LUNCH Q 224 South Main Street WAYNE PRICE Groceries and Meats Phone 3544 544 North Countyline WHITNEY'S DRUG STORE Formerly Cunningham's Opposite Hays Hotel Phone 583 Our Office Girls Lena Kuntz Mary DiCesare OHIO FARMERS FARM SUPPLIES THE OHIO FARMERS GRAIN AND SUPPLY Fostoria, Ohio Phone 761 Page Sixty-N1 The Precision Qjfgfjiflm Manufaciuring AND Efficiency THAT EARNED THE ARMY-NAVY E AWARD FOR MERITORIOUS PRODUCTION FOR The Fostoria, Screw Company IS Produmzg VICTORY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS KINN AND HUTH AGENCY Phone 3944 109 East Center Street IOHNNY AND LEE'S CAFE Page Seveniy COMPLIMENTS OF The Fostoria Serum Compan The Fostoria Lumber 81 Supply Co. 'UEJKGW 240 WEST NORTH STREET PHONE 727 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS. CLASS OF '43 CLASS OF '43 SENECA OIL CO. Phone 3314 NYE IMPLEMENT CO. FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Patricia Ledwedqe, Russell wanermeyef Sales and Service A. HOLMAN DAIRY Phone 2366 b 149 East South St. Pg S tyO lie Mennel Milling Compan THE EAST NORTH STREET LUMBER COMPANY Lumber. Doors, Asphalt Shingles. Special Millwork and Coal. Phone 759 'S ' ' C A R R'S THE DRESS SHOP THE CHARM SHOP Formerly Walters, Beauty Shop Individual Hair Styling Ladies' Wear Smart-Inexpensive-Appealing Mrs' Idelia Dreitzler 118 East Tiffin Street Phone 501 112 South Main St. Fostoria, Ohio Lueua Bender Dietsch Owner 1 I v Edward Collins, Bernard Elchert. Iohn Teeple, Iack McMeen, Harold Sheeran, Donald Stoner. Page Seventy-Two CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '43 Fostoria Ice and Coal Company WHERE F OSTORIA BUYS ITS COAL Phone 3688 410 East North Srteet Fostoria, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FOSTORIA CSince 1882? BERT'S RESTAURANT Compliments of The Best in Food THE AMERICAN RAILWAY SIGNAL CO. FOSTORIA, OHIO The Largest on Main Street and the Oldest in Fostoria OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Compliments of I. B. BASEHORE AND CO. VETERANS OF FOREIGN Coal-Builders' Supplies-Concrete WARS Products-Chi-Namel Paints Varnishes-Enamels COL. W. O. BULGER POST O-P Automatic Coal Burners 421 Phone 667 312 East Center St. P q S venty-Three PENNEY MERCHANDISE. ALWAYS OF HIGHEST QUALITY. IS KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST ' I. C. PENNEY COMPANY Compliments of NORTH RIDGE ZERO LOCKERS PAYNE BROTHERS F L O R I S T S Funeral Designs GREENHOUSES Fostoria, Ohio Potted Plants Cut Flowers Telephone 4324 South Union Street ORWIG DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Compliments of THE NATIONAL CARBON CO., INC. Compliments of MYERS AND LICHTLE Plumbing and Heating Best Wishes From the MORRIS STORE PqS tYF Mose Lamfrom Clothing Co. Fosronm. oH1o Dress 'Belief and Taz!!! Feel fewer l Winners in ART CLOTHES SHOP American Legion Contest A Complete Line of MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS ZEIGLER BROS. DAIRY Pure Milk Products P P Front Row: Philip Abowd. Donald Stoner. Extra Rich -Extra Fine lack Mmeen. Phone 2154 Fostoria, Ohio W Rear Row: Patricia Abowd. Ioanne Scharf. Q Subject oi Essay: How We. As H'qh School Students. Can Best Serve in the Present Conflict. I X ,.,, Insmance Agenw Insurance Since 1914 fl is , 4 .w.ss.....,.a...s:.Qf- t,.t.. ,,,.,,. Q ...,t Q gsf t g 108 East Center Street Phone 2573 NEW OHIO HOTEL R. G. Abowd, Prop. Page Seventy-Five Congratulations From - e-is MICKEYS Compliments of the 331 South Main Street S. S. KRESGE COMPANY Fostoria, ohio Phone 2371 GP Compliments of FRANCIS M. MARLEY 1928 KINDERS PASTRY SHOPPE 207 North Main Street Dial 3240 CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Compliments of the MANN FUNERAL HOME LOWERY AND CHAPMAN Credit at Cash Prices Watches - Diamonds - Iewelry Fostoria's Leading Iewelers HOYT SEED CO. Retail Field. Garden, Flower, Lawn SEEDS Phone 3823 Corner Wood and North Streets HOMERICK STUDIO Quality Portraits at Reasonable Prices 107 Perry Street Fostoria, Ohio Page Seventy-Six Q I L W 1 r N L Compliments oi WISSING FURNITURE CO. 105-107 South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio Phone 2213 Compliments of HAMMER'S GROCERY Tobacco Meats Cigarettes Vegetables 522 South Main Street Phone 3132 Preferred Risk Insurance. Life. Auto, Fire, Tornado, Health and Accident-Auto Financing VIRGIL M. GASE Room 6 Rosendale Bldg. Corner Center and Main Streets Telephone 2109 Fostoria. Ohio FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES P9 S1-15 f 417 South Main Street Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of FOX air F OSTORIA WELDING CO. 225 East South Street Phone 2985. Geo. C. Wolph, W. E Compliments of ' F EASEL'S MARKET EDISON CUT RATE DRUGS Lowest Prices in Fostoria. Ohio Page Seventy-Eight CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1943 HOLY NAME SOCIETY Quality is Everything? Portrait . . . Commercial . . . Kodak Finishing WHEN THINKING OF PHOTOGRAPHS REMEMBER MARCHION OF DICKEN STUDIO The Diclcen, Studio 121 PERRY STREET FOSTORIA, OHIO ,H4++++ CONGRATULATIONS -r TO THE B O Y D ' S Sandusky Street CLASS OF 1943 ,,,,.H,, AMERICAN LEGION CONGRATULATIONS THE F OSTORIA LODGE OF CLASS OF '43 ELKS 1' K ARE ALWAYS YOUR BILLS ECONOMY STORE FRIENDS Page Seven ty-Ni W Li Wg WX WW M QW W wig 4 5? iw Qwffw gW wf 32 L SX S Dx E - - i H 1 x I 2 5 . sl, 1 4, 3, 9: 32' A 3 9 L gil +4 I 4.1 sf' ' jx Y L -1.1 .. , . f '- 'Ur-yr' 1 1 .. Ni f. ' .' Wil - 1 W .,- .JA-zy..:N.,-,RK 5 ' X1- 1 ' . 1 w w v'Wi'! Ki ' 'QTT' -.