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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Rev. John L. Harrington Principal, Central Catholic ,High School Toledo, Ohio Page Fourteen
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Iames Lannen, President Donald Huth, Vice President On May 13, 1926, in a little home in Fostoria, Iames E. Lannen was born. Already in the first grade of school, he was nicknamed Spike because of his diminutive size. At the age of seven he fell from a roof and fractured his elbow, and, trying the same stunt four years later, broke his wrist. In Spike's second year of high school, he served as class Treasurer, and in his last year, as class President. He belonged to the Mission Society and the Blessed Virgin Sodality all four years, to the Glee Club during his senior year, and to the Bonhi Club in his sophomore year. During the past three years he earned letters in football: last year he was chosen Captain. He also received a letter for basketball during his senior year. As a junior, Iames was the Chronicle leader for his class. During that year he was an outstanding worker for the Iunior-Senior promi At the high school dances Spike occasionally responded with vocal selections. In the class play he was Carl Hemming, who operated a candy factory. Iames passed the V-5 examination in March and is to be called into :he Service early in Iune. ' Not so many years ago a youngster at St. Wendelin grade school won a scooter in an essay contest for giving the best reasons why a particular brand of gasoline was so much superior to all others. That boy was Donald E. Huth. He was born on May 13, 1926. He.relates a rather unique occurrence of his early childhood. A group of boys were rolling old tires around, while he had between his teeth a sharp pointed stick. One of the tires struck the stick and jammed it down his throat . . . . result, a very sore throat. During all four years of high school, Don was a member of the Mission Society and of the Sodality, and he sang with the Glee Club for three years. As a senior he was class Vice-President. He was on the debating team in his sophomore year. He played basketball during his last three years and was chosen Captain of the team this year. He hobbled around on crutches for six weeks because of a fractured foot suffered during the last regular game of the season. He was Uncle Tim in the senior class play. Page Sixteen
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