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

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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

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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