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

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OPAL SCHREINER Dark hair and eyes . . . tiny -that's Opal . . . known to most of us as just plain Ope . . . goes out of this world when listening to Thoughtless . . . can really beat out a solid dance when she Wants to . . . one year in glee club . . . accepts congratulations on March 23 . . . likes to write term papers, especially when days of work precede . . . shys clear of poetry . . . when she smiles, she smiles . . . her mother's right hand at home. MICHAEL GEOGHEGAN Dark hair, big smile-that describes this pleasant youth . . . popularly known as Mike or Doc . . . never satisfied unless teasing someone . . . always appears in flashy attire-laughs off his troubles . . . did his part to help win all those football games . . . likes dancing . . . celebrates his first appearance on December 16 . . . prefers ranch-type hamburgs i . . expects to be decked out in Navy blue before ong. -X CUCA GUTIERREZ Sweet and petite . . . one of those valuable small packages . . . sometimes answers to Ruth . . . an efficient seamstress . . . future homemaker . . . red tops her color chart . . . has worn out a number of Stardust records . . . participated in a St. Wen- delin on the Air broadcast . . . Spanish class couldn't get along without her . . . lune 15 is the - A red-letter day on her calendar . . . Christmas assem- blies rate her assistance. CARL BODART You can't beat Bodie in that tan Plymouth of his that creeps around town with side-kicks lack and Pat . . . tophnotch football man in senior year . . . also a basketeer for the intra-mural Wendy Wonders . . . possesses enviable locks . . . hails from the country . . . looks forward to plowing his own furrow some day . . . it's a great day on March 12. Page Sixteen

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PAUL DIBLING Genuine COUNTRY GENTLEMAN . . . first yelled Whoopee on October 9 . . . Dibbie and Bodie claim they're the best third year draftsmen in school tonly two in classl . . . helped to draw a site plan of the church property . . . square dancing ranks first among his favorite pastimes . . . clever at jot- ting down thoughts in rhyme . . . a good authority on soil erosion-Why not?-he Wrote a 1,500 Word term paper on the subject. CAROLYN F RANKHART A laughing red-head . . . lives on potato chips . . . likes square dancing-or any kind of dancing . . . nine times out of ten it's either, Honest? or Wanna bet? . . . thinks that windy day. March 12, is pretty important . . . known on occasions as Ianie . . . forever teasing someone . . . back seat driver of a red Chevie . . . uncontrollable curiosity . . . shines brightest during English class, but insists that she can't write poetry. HOWARD MARTIN Tall and blond, that's 'Howie . . . has three years of basketball and one year of football to his credit . . . enjoys roller skating, especially in Tiffin . . . burns up the road in that big green Chrysler this dad will appreciate this? . . . snappy dresser . . . can always be relied upon when there's a dance brew- ing . . . student Kiwanian . . . enjoyed his hours spent in drafting class . . . celebrates a great day on Iuly 8. IRIS REITER Endowed with a crown of naturally curly hair . . prefers high heels and powder blue clothes . . . good organizer . . . a source of horror to the fresh- men during initiation . . . spends spare moments pasting pictures and clippings in her scrapbook . . . likes Vaughn Monroe-'s version of You Do . . . interviewed on WFOB . . . is often found in the kitchen at home . . . bakes her favorite cake on February 23. Page ,fifteen

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ELIZABETH PARK Tall and slim with brown hair and sparkling brown eyes . . . known as Liz . . . pleasant personality . . . likes doing exciting things . . . follows the Cleveland Indians during summer months . . . eats baked beans and more baked beans . . . greets all the Clover Farm customers with a big smile . . . has a hard time controlling all her brothers . . . birthday, Iune 4 . . . envisions herself wearing the stiffly starched uniform of a nurse . . . an all-round good student. IOHN PATTERSON Dubbed Pat . . . so Irish his blood is green . . . active in both football and basketball . . . favorite saying, Not so good . . . wears green on February 3 . . . Fool That I Am, is high on his Hit Parade . . . stomach growls between drafting classes . . . faithful passenger in Bodie's car . . . boosts his morale by laughing at his own jokes . . . what a dull world this would be without Pat! WILLIAM LICHTLE MARGARET SHAULL Our essayist . . . beautiful red hair minus the temper . . . future woman in white or perhaps a seamstress . . . makes most of her own clothes . . . a walking ice cream cone . 1S partial to blue . . . gained her independence on Iuly 4 whiz at bookkeeping . . . quiet . . . studious always will ing to listen to our troubles . . . left Hopewell Lou don to join us in our soph 'year gets a bang out of working at the hospital. We rated Bil1 when Bascom lost him 1n h1s sophomore year . . . might easily be called Curly . . . never experiences a dull moment did his part to initiate the freshies . . . a necess1ty at the White Front Market . . . visions of feather beds dance in his head during classes cuts many squares at Meadowbrook on Sunday nights good mixer Cof people, that isl . . does light house keeping with his brother Iohn . born on May 8 Page Seventeen