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

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EUGENE HOLMAN Gene is one of those lucky fellows who possess a very pleasing personality . . . often proves to be serious minded, too . . . ever willing and ready to do his part . . . never experiences a dull moment . . . displays humor at unexpected times . . . favorite sport is baseball . . . made a good showing in the intra- mural basketball game . . . quiz programs are just fine . . . bookkeeping is OK when cash proves . . . can handle a guitar with the greatest ease . . . joined the Knights of Columbus in January along with eight other seniors . . . enjoys taking automobile engines apart ,. . . drives a smooth, swanky '45 Chevy coupe to school . . . is an expert agriculturist . . . will register for the draft September 23. KATE CLINE Did you meet .a girl with big blue eyes? . . . must have been Kate . . . has extra long eyelashes too . . . seems to be made for mischief . . . anything green suits her . . . somehow acquired the name Mousie . . . member of Ho'Chi Horizon Club . . . began her career of fun on November 5, 1927 . . . is never known to worry . . . always has a good selection of candy, thanks to her employer . . . makes with the feet on the dance floor . . . goes for bike hiking in a big way . . . makes records of friends' voices . . . brings them out for laughs . . . pet peeve is an empty change purse . . . ambition is to be a beautician . . . finds it hard to attend classes regularly . . . proves good things come in small packages. I OHN TEEPLE lohn, hailing from Chicago, joined the class in the second grade . . . is now official class artist . . . made a number of the sketches in this year's Foslin . . . to become a commercial artist or an interior decorator is his ambition . . . had the thrilling experience of being a witness in a court trial . . . his middle initial stands for Carroll . . . spent the entire freshman year without being absent a single day . . . ushered at a number of affairs in the school auditorium . . . a reliable mainstay at all school dances . . . has a good collection of classical records . . . is always on the spot when needed . . . will long be remembered for his excellent spirit of cooperation. Eugene Holman Kathleen Cline Iohn. Teeple

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GS IAMES DROLL Lefty . . . also lore . . . will always remember his football career . . . earned three letters . . . as a senior, was plenty good in the backfield . . . kicked the pigskin with his left foot . . . thoroughly enjoys eating . . . known for his hollering like mad at basketball games , . . has perfected an attractive wave in his blond hair . . . one of the best arguers of St. Wendelin High . . . birthday November 8, 1927 . . . seems to favor the more difficult studies . . . physics is tops with him . . . interested in radar . . . is a supersalesman . . . a very smooth dancer . . . always on hand at all social gatherings . . . often seen at the K. of C. home . . . favorite challenge: I bet you . . . prac- tically owns and manages a meat market. LAURA LOUISE LOGSDON Loggie has the unusual ambition to enter the field of psychology . . . uses the most devastating big words . . . couldn't be without her becoming freckles . . . class wouldn't be the same without questions from Loggie . . . an ardent lover of non-fiction, particularly biographies . . . youngest in class: birthday, December 26 . . . wears a silver ring she found years ago . . . never has a pencil . . . definitely dislikes gossip . . . grins and bears it when friends neglect to add the Louise . . . proved debating ability in presidential cam- paign . . . admired President Roosevelt . . . would like to travel around the world . . . displayed writing ability in Wendelette editorials and American Legion Essay contests . . . an honor student and a profound thinker . . . high school credits attained are all majors . . having Class Prophecy of 1943 poem published in local paper is her proudest achievement. EDWARD COLLINS A swell, fair-haired fellow called Durb . . . middle name Durbin . . . blushes without effort . . . prefers butch cut . . . famous for neatness . . . perfect party host . . . football letter in junior year . . . sports writer in senior year . . . formerly a hardware salesman . . . of late, an undertaker's assistant . . . famous by-lines are l undertake anything and How about a date . . . ,entertained grade classmates with accordian concerts . . . is faithful guardian of fellow Knights . . . April 10 demands a yearly celebration . . . keeps everyone happy at dances . . . a sincere friend . . . a faithful server throughout school . . . receives Holy Communion daily . . . Glee Club tenor . . . chosen as representative at Boys' State in junior year . . . Merchant Marine is his choice . . . anticipates engineering career. Droll Laura Louise Logsdon Edward Collins

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MARY KRAMB A lass with blue eyes and light brown hair . . . serenely happy when maintaining her own in a game of tennis . . . also likes horseback riding . . . thoroughly enjoys a good movie . . . most often seen in sport clothes . . . blue rates tops with her . . . does her best to see all St. Wendelin basketball games . . . can't refuse ice cream . . . has particular liking for shorthand . . . speedy in it, too . . . Mary is not so tall . . . seen but seldom heard . . . has birthday immediately after Armistice Day . . . always does her part, plus, in subscription campaigns and similar drives . . . usually ends up on top . . . uses a soprano voice wholeheartedly during Glee Club practice . . . has four years 1002, attendance record . . . has four brothers in the Service. MARY MARGARET FINSEL With ebony black locks . . . and a winning grin . . . Fins is known as the official class speller . . . has been, by hook or by crook, one of the supersalesmen of the class . . . possessor of a charming personality and a good word for everyone . . . loves THAT blue sweater . . . delights in the honor of being one of the chapel organists . . . helped organize the Art Club in '44 . . . is an honor student . . . pursues diverse hobbies: collecting four leaf clovers, reading, taking informal snapshots, caring for her innumerable farm pets, and satisfying her craze for hair bows . . . ambition is to travel . . . aims to be pri- vate secretary on a tenth floor . . . has a sob grievance iwe're not foolingl. Why must my birthday be on April l? MARIE LONSWAY A pug nosed lass always ready with a smile and a friendly word to greet you . . . commonly known as Lonsy or Maggie . . . tennis is her favorite sport . . . likes to watch a good basketball game . . . often seen in yellow . .. entered the Lonsway family on Ianuary 20, 1927 . . . occupies herself with good reading . . . a familiar sight on the dance floor . . . can't seem to resist coke and potato chips . . . likes school . . . thinks typing is simplest way to write . . . always happy when listening to My Dreams . . . For crying out loud seems to be her favorite expression . . . gets tired of daily waiting for trains . . . keeps figure trim by hiking the miles between home and school . . . is never late . . . a girl not soon to be forgotten by her classmates. Mary Kramb Mary Margaret Finsel Marie Lonsway