St Wendelin High School - Foslin Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)
- Class of 1950
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Kirsch, Pastor Rev. M. I. Walz, Principal Rev. G. P. Pelletier, C.PP.S. Sister Mary Therese, S.N.D. Sister Mary Bertrand, S.N.D. Sister Mary joan, S.N.D. Sister Mary Lorenzo, S.N.D Sister Mary Leota, S.N.D. Sister Mary Roserita, S.N.D Mr. Kenneth P. Herman Miss Patricia Abowd Mrs. C. C. Crawford DEDICATION lt is with a deep feeling of gratitude that we, the Senior Class, dedicate this, the twenty-second volume of the FOSLIN, to our parents who, during this age of materialism have made so many sacri- fices that we might obtain a Christian education. FOSllN STAFF Co-Editors: Eugene Schalk, Mary lane Park Business Manager: Thomas Kramb Art: Donald Coughenour, Ioan Snyder Cover: John Kruszynski Pictures and Text: David Bradner, George Abowd, Mary Cline, Betty Shultz, Consuello Navarro, Emma Walters, Rosina DiCesare, Rita Torres Alumni and Patrons: Geraldine Filliater Football: Carl Reiter, Richard Gabel, Wayne Reinhart Basketball: Thomas Woessner, Charles Stevens, Francis Nye Advertising: -Patricia Hall, Lucille Lonsway, Anthony Lyons, Thomas Blaser, Florian Podach, Charleen Marks, James Huth fi 2 5: Q 2 5 2 55 ss Qi 3 5 N 5 4 v E S, 2 ? 24? 1 ex Q ,Q Q1 zf w 2 35 S5 E 5 S E E 2 S 2 5 ii ? 5 1 E 5? E 2 il W . H , A,,,,. v,ff f,,..ff . U - f-,. A .. ,.-f S--WM ff-, hw:-,ff,,1 ,.., W- .V-,lg-:fr--A-Q,,u,:w-'N-,,f.',W,,:,:zff -f'. Wmww,.w,,, fi.-H, ,..'f, fi-,f .. .,., ,,-w,M,,f .,,..-g,f1,ff,W f .. fi , , . H, ,. , - ,. , f . Thomas Kramb, Vice President Wayne Reinhart, Treasurer james Huth, President Emma Walters, Secretary e 1 1 I .S if ,Ss risf we lbfkiw ' . fm ' -- fii-1--'His '- as ,m:w,.w:,.3-.,, , , K ,ng sir., 1. , W es, sf :wm- essex f.,. K kmwnissys-Mm,A,t,,s ,Kasper .,,LA , ..,, M,,,,r.mW :www--is -my wa- r-'wsrsf e James Huth V . . , -N-we,rw,:2z-weW, ,,r1gg-gr-- las-rife W ziisziis-Sggliigfgsisfk.rw ' A--', Class clown . . . has a collection of nicknames but answers only to Hootie . . . pet peeve is women who get in his road . . . comments, lsn't that odd? . . . celebration in store on December 22 . . . employee of WFOB radio station . . . aims ' li to be a radio announcer or a-teacher . . . will major - --ff- f et,-H, 25151552ur--,,:seg2w.w -- , W -' 1 --wigs. --sf' . , W . its V, , .,... 5 53 5 fn' is w SQ 3. 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C 1,: C lii'l ,ii 1 M : ':l- ' ilss riii'is'il'ssis f--- . c'b7' ' f licc i rissi ssisi r siiiis Thomas Krumb i - ' - - ' f ' - Vice-President of the Senior class . . . do any- r thing for you with a saying, A couple times . . . hangs out in Edison's can't be beat in eating 1 ii- Dixie Cups . . . always with a smile, that's Tom . . . biggest smile on March 23 . . . seen in . . . . is--if 1- t:, , chapel daily . . . beautiful voice . . . received three igss eli ,1 - - -C K .,,. f letters in basketball and one in football . . . Boys te C State re resentative in I949 . . . look for him on icie'sy iiiis is II 1, -,i,i 2 -5 J the hofwf 'O - - - ssli sssi C l iiriset trsi sess 1 c llll Emma Walters yccrg 55 Senior class secretary . . . known to many as Emmie . . . always talking . . . cheered the team if through every victory or defeat for three years . . . never seen without her sidekick Rosie . . . choice y l .silc s of colors is red . . . always saying wanna bet . . . s i l C one year older every july 9 . . . Sentimental Me 1 is number one on her hit parade . . . enjoys all 1 :-' . - g study periods. S r f'Li'fS3ii2'T:5 '-i65??7'39-M :,, m:f Y- A :' if7.E?5:l ' -, ' '- , x ..,, I- i ,ccris r if -'- iiil if N -iw 2 .-', W-42' fr- 1- -r. sz-if 'f- '59 . ., , cccl lsir ,' , r iff fkk 3-fiifiiiilgi F?-559-Q75..S9r.Zw9ffsIR i -I--i.i5fff21l5:l9 fills iv' 5 'l', . 1 355 f ' V 37-fh- - llll 'll' S' ,,... 3 if ' W I li'i V if i--.r f t ' Eiiizvfg - ii't' -i:'f EF? 1' f 'L N i,-- g ii, ,-i-', 2 - cils l 1 F3 , - fl :.' V ' if if D C liiii if is Warne Remhdff siiii Treasurer of our Senior class . . . only answers to the name of Dust . . . Glee Club for three - years . . . played on the intramural basketball team - --f, -flffi-Wi 5 if-Fk?:,':ts21'-'viii ,-I 'i,i for four years . . . always commenting, Who me? . . . entered the family on April l7 . . . has three letters to prove he played football . . . plans to be a service manager in a garage . . . his dad was first y g, rgsrl Mohawk captain over two decades ago . . . always gliyi if igiii heading east . . . Junior Kiwanian . . if l:Q.,Q.,S1g,g,,M ,t'. 1. 9-if-E Francis Nye Thomas Woessner Charleen Marks Ger aldiae Filliater Charleen Marks If you ever hear anyone say, Who Hoppened? 5 that will be Char . . . simply loves Stardust . . . her main ambition in life is to acquire a driver's S license . . . the car in her life is a Cadillac l Studie and Chevie l. . . class officer in Sopho- more and junior year as the secretary. . . Glee Club Q for three years . . . has a mania for neck scarfs . . . wears a bright scarf on May 26 . . . i l , 51:,5,kz3,f, VV ,V I 7fQ,:' ' Francis Nye ,j,-g,g,,, Francie is the pro at the Fostoria Country Club s,yi lf tif if . . . often heard singing Ghost Riders ln the Sky f ssti . . . plays best game of golf on june l4 . . . usually vig, .1 ,, W we af ,1 '- if gistw, , + ssss rv , - rrys Q if L , , ,l ' 4 'rf'-5203. ,A 5 if F Q 4, ,S Q3 J, 5 wears blue . . . habitually answers l guess so . ,, to any question . . . originally chosen to attend World Affairs Institute, but a back injury kept him home . . . usually seen with Flo and Gene . . . punctual and dependable and usually on the honor ro . . . ,l 1 Q Geraldine Filliater l Krstg , ,E,q , She's Gerry to all classmates . . . a gal with a scrapbook . . . no particular food in her life . . . C just everything in general . . . has a weak spot for . , Ford's . . . usually seen giggling. . . hobby is to talk qi , '--1 L on the telephone . . . September 3, she can talk for Air y 't-f iyi 4O minutes . . . has a way about her, to get out y sy ,f V vylr ilfis of study periods . . . can often be seen in blue . .V . is 0 C 4 Q' s,ttt 1 l.il 1 isfs I f 'ms- r t C , tsssr t t l ' 4 e if fa 'M 1 'fini ', . C ' Thomas Woessner 1 . A popular chap dubbed Wheel . . . fractured 3 ' Q , arm in '47 as a result of an upset in the Schalk- 4y,3g+ j,4' mobile . . . two letters in basketball . . . his antics 5 f 2, V keep everyone in stitches . . . drives '48 Olds, but 4. i , r prefers Chevies . . . an avid Cleveland fan . . . , 5 U wants to be a test driver . . . pet peeve, basketball ,ft ' practice . . . inseparable pal, Chuck, but a buddy - Q 'tg to everyone , . . was almost blown down in Florida, 5 y,t 4 if 5 f' last summer . . . starts year off right on August 5. 'J ' -, , . Thomas Blaser Mary lane Park George Abowd Betty Shultz Mary lane Park Dark and slim describes Janie . . . Co-Editor of the FOSLIN . . . won American Legion Essay Contest and attended Girl's State . . . likes Don- key Serenade . . . mostly seen in Red . . . ambition is to be a housewife . . . birthday is October 25 . . . will die rooting for the Cleveland Indians . . . daily Communicant . . . Glee Club three years . highest in class with a four year average of 96429 . . . honorable mention in state tests . . . is i is C ii, clZK,cc W, A ' ,' 'W. 5 A A '-. , Thomas Blaser , ' f g Tom's special day is September 9 . . . active in i ' if i f-,Kes g j Chronicle and FOSLIN campaigns . . . received first A ' I C prize in American Legion essay contest as fresh- if man and senior . . . class president in sophomore ,siii s iisy year . . . often asks, Are you positive? . . . has gi t? a rare collection of stamps . . . chapel organist . . . , R is his goal, architectural engineering . . . Glee Club 5 for four years . . . what would the boys glee do ii' without his accompaniment? ? ? ? . . . dependable Mass Server . . . consistently makes the honor roll. A Betty Shultz 1 ' ,Q gg Sometimes goes by the name Dutch . . . pre- fers little towns, especially Bloomdale . . . she's a N j g ! lassie who keeps the juke-box running with ,,,, There's No Tomorrow . . . Thursday is her day 5, for green . . . likes to look at Lake Erie from the Q top of the tower . . . usually gets an extra hamburg ' i at the Teddybear, on January l2 . . . three years Y in Glee Club . . . likes study period . . . l 3 li G 'L 1 . f 'zz Q' l l'- i g ff kj . A 5 l i , ,c , M of H r-Q-ir' . V. A , V I Z ,, is .:r.,' . 4, K g .si 5: gray or .E 5 we . R 4 l X i i, , M., T r .iff . ip ,V .s F J X 'K gh., si., ' ' ' A N V George Abowd f ff' ff Better known as Speed . . . his brown eyes , first sow the light of day on February 28 . . . always ,I , has an answer . . . active in FOSLIN campaign . . . i f mainstay at all the dances . . . women drivers are ' s in Q his only pet peeve . . . always seen driving a Ford f A i f L- l I or a Green Chrysler . . . blue tops his color chart , 3, 'if V . . . by-word is take off . . . ambition in life is 2 ive. is . M to be an Automotive Designer . . . iiifi A A A A ' Patricia Hall Florian Podach Eugene Schalk Rita Torres I - Florian Podacli If - What would the boys do without Flo? . . . his blue Chev seems to be a regular hang-out . . . , here's the guy who is willing to teach anyone how I snns 'I 'szi to square-dance . . . keeps Meadowbrook busy . . . I I lllzll four years of basketball . . . plans on staying onl the farm after graduation . . . loves to eat ham- burgs and drink milk shakes while listening to Girl e yg A I 2, g Vitll .g l of My .Dreams , . . first saw the farm on April 30 , gesr y gi . . . prize tomato grower . . . -,f' J :-M . . 5 I I sf I r aye., , . 3. I s ly Q Rust! I may Ui' , 3 5 is 5 ...Q I li 5 E, 5 S Patricia Hall Pat's our gal . . . leader in the Chronicle drive in high school for four years . . . active in the FOS- LIN campaign . . . life for her began December 22 . . . likes the color red and the subject English . . . the most exciting thing that she saw was the Notre Dame-Purdue game which Notre Dame won 28 to 27 . . . attends every dance . . . willing worker in all school activities . . . Rita Torres Short and sweet, that's our Rita . . . sits for hours and listens to I Can Dream, Can't I? . . . hos a pet peeve for men drivers . . . holds the road very well herself . . . prefers yellow to any other color . . . Glee Club for three years . . . plans to be a college wife . . . arrived as a Tiny bundle on May I8 . . . Kresge's couldn't do without her . . . i tIi y Eugene Schalk Answers to Big Gene . . . Co-Editor of the FOSLIN . . . played basketball for three years . . . I often seen at Risingsun . . . could listen for hours K, to Ain't she sweet . , . Right? or Possibly I V are his expressions . . . ambition to be an electrical i I engineer, and earn a million . . . likes history and I bookkeeping . . . lights his candles on july 20 . . . represented Fostoria Rotary Club as delegate to M is World Affairs Institute at Cincinnati . . . no grade M below 90 all through high school . . . I-A ,, Anthony Lyons Charles Stevens Connie Nova rro Rosina DiCesare Charles Stevens Chuck, Charley, and Dead-Eye are his nick- names . . . habitually says, Joy to the Under World . . . never seen without Wheel . . . gets what he wants on August ll . . . active in sports, received W in football and in basketball . . . hobby is playing records, especially Stardust . . . has a brain for remembering names, and dates, and events in History . . . to announce the i955 Rose Bowl game is his future goal . . . Anthony Lyons Known as Tony or Mr. Anthony . . . saw light of day December l l . . . plans on building a Ranch , raising horses . . . l Can Dream, Can't l is high on his Hit Parade . . . You all from Kentucky . . . always with a joke . . . whiz in bookkeeping . . . seen zooming by in a green Kaiser . . . is clock-eyed during school time . . . his natural curly hair is a hindrance to his eyesight . . . . . i A ' as f Rosina DiCesare 1 ,, . ,, . ,, . ,, Rosie acquired the name Pinhead because 5 of her bowling ability . . . can make the bowling W tsyi ball bounce twice before om down the alle . . . i mania for people with dark brown eyes . . . eats a y special big piece of cake on December 20 . . . s, Beats Me . . . ambition is to drive a car . . . hear ' ., . 4 - - ll - - ll H, at g g 2 her singing, Everything They Said Came True . . . 1 t -t 9 d HS H I d ' HS d I1 - is 3 an orry . . . oves ancing to tar ust . K qu ' ggmpiff.. .5 5 jjfggiktfgir . . V, A ' blue IS her C0lOr . . . i sf-is fi y S Ig is I i ' ,Q il,--'.- f , i fl , , , t. V,,. C, 75 l ff.: if l 1 5 - -iii we - .439 , :s,'M t.,,.. View ,--- r f 'Q . 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C i i 'P' Consuelo Navarro Connie is our choice of personality quiet and sincere longs to be a secretary Club for three years . . . looks darling in yellow . . . has a worn out record of Stardust often seen driving Babyface a car with a Mich- igan license . . . favorite phrase is hide your face . . . celebrates on April 23 . . . sophomore year at Adrian, Michigan . . . her long dark locks are a rare distinction in this particular Senior class. plus . . . . . . Glee blue and Q 1 1 Z. .5 -- zxzsrxszif .. .. . r- si: . it 'i Hifi siiifisfiiggifiifiexsivlsif X i' , . ,Y Msmsm, W -... , i 5555? I 2 -' ' lsvv -if Y ' ...,. ' - ' fag, 55'-,,.,.-vm,,f-r z:-1 ' . My iliifm iis ww: ex: if i , - 2,,,,i3,, .. st ff' ,Begg 1 ,,,., ,,, ine ' 9,323 , U 'W .' .23 g::v:fr s:k Vg,-gy ,. -egg,-55544, ' , W, ,, , .i I l John Kruszynski Lucille Lonsway Mary Clihe Richard Gabel S1 ff1:1w:- :f2m,6giggy4eg.5s1 .+L M. ti, 5 E i-1 Answers to Looie . . . only Senior girl with a 'A rii genuine drivers license . . . Dreamer's Holiday -11:-h1 ii, zsrff sfif M-Vf.1i,f1fi'v - . . holds memories . . . nuts about writing letters . . . possesses silly giggle . . . first opened her big brown ygg ttlgtg, 1 ggvlggg eyes on August Zl . . . goes crazy at the sound of sgtryl ,,., sand paper . . . There's a Ford in 'her future . . . . g k:V.VV .K , . ,,,V lirgvrsg .I d b h I F . y s ig,ty gt 5 wi a out t e ir orce . . . never seen without her i stisi' 555' ttijifrgql trusty little purse 4 . . nine times out of ten it's siyyiisg y'ii r sssi 1 'Tee-totally T. D. off . . . three years Glee Club. kv y 4 -, V 7 MM.- l r sssssi S tstt it A .rg t tti .S l 2 .. ,..., 4 yit yst -1 W- 1 ff l ii, sistl Q Alohn Kruszynski --tt lg' 5 i First saw the light on january l3 . . . often heard M 7 f rig. I saying That's for sure . . . can usually be found 'F ig... in the Mechanical Drawing room , . . Chattanooga is 'tfi sig Shoe Shine Boy is really an all right song . . . gg yggg tygy y gtitgr known as Krusz to many . . . never could stand women drivers . . . played football three years . . . itit'- ff-'fif .W-' S , , . one of our letter men . . . would like to take a trip r. f ig? .Q to Birmingham, Ala. . . ' f ' ' ir'- - : Lf F . rr is t - is A H g y Q l gt l Richa rd Gabel , t . Better known as Dick . . . one of the four letter Q Az. men in the Senior class . . . always telling about S F how early he gets in, usually A.M .... skips school ever A ril 20 . . . Co-Captain of the football team . ,:fi,-: Sw fsvv geseiwiiefm . , y . p . 11 in Senior year . . . always telling Dusty You act just like a 'liddle' kid . . . lost several front teeth t'ig in Freshmen gym class . . . looking forward to wear- y in the dark blue uniform of the marine corps . . ' 'l I , . ' if 9 tits l S 9 iwjg itii S iritt sii iils s.:v7 ., gi ,V,A, i :,VV. In , A if . lftfifiglffigtti ' -' 1 ts,,ii V . f it isitiiy 5 sittirtti sisi y yiti i ii s F Q E A ef TE s , ,gg-. I if A X V Mary Cline Answers to Honey . . . big china blue eyes and brunette locks . . , thrills to All of Me when sung by her favorite crooner . . . favorite class is defin- i-tely study period . . . wouldn't live if she couldnifglz. tell her version of a joke . . . gets the shakes wlflgi-fi she lau hs. . likes to tell about the time she drovem g . the Graham . . . just a tease at heart . . . definitely for PIymouth's . . . day of days, May 3. L....... .. t 'Tl 5 V i't'f'r' num, W ag ,iff ,,,,,, Kg 1- 4-of tfygft ,afar 1 ,af 14ww't -Mn? W W Init 5 ,s-,. sf. -41-Bw .-1' 1 s- mf--gg si 'fs .ff ,, , , ,, ..M,..... ,. , . V - I so , ' - Q ' .f j'3?'fgs5f+f sf 1 ' ' ' C 'U I ?z .,.. f Ls 4- fm I5 if i rm .r gf.,-,,i.A..s,-H3...m---,.5f21- wv- ,,- vi f 1 ...W wg.--fn fre' M, f. :si-.mi-q5r,,.,,,-: ,V-1-5,1 ,-A A f i'- 1' , ,,Lk ,1 11 2 '21. 'f ' 51555 . ' -' i Q w Q , at .ft M... as .3 Ca I'l Reifel' lgqn Snyder Donald Coughenour David Bradner ,.,t.,, ,. A,,,. , f 1, ., . .A . ,, ,-Mi. . ' W fir' mf- ffsgffi 7 T: . ' Pie? cwssztq vi 1- , uf-.Mess ,.1,-mf..,w - , , ,E5v.'.gfN3 lf 'l?37??U' J' ' I wwf, ' t -, M i, - -fftafmt , 5 st, Hifi fp! X ifLr5.,,: if at l l Ll la ' - 1 . . , V loan Snyder - Brown hair, and dark blue eyes, that's joanie . . . vice president in junior year . . . won second prize in American Legion Essay Contest in Senior year . . . gets impatient if kept waiting . . . helped the teams morale by cheer-leading for two years . . A . i prefers tailored clothes . . . co-artist for the Foslin f , 1 'l-, 1:ji'.Zj':'i , . l . . . gets sentimental over How Soon? . . . spends - t rr - r Qrirw :tr spare moments playing canasta . . . blows out the 5',FY i ' ' 1.12 s .z, w 1A.,i ., candles every May 27. ., , .,t. ,.,.. , 't.- if f t,l -r 1,pil!ii:'T.'1'ig1zgt ' '- A 'z 5 QA V ix, ti 3: 2 X, ,. . N Carl Reiter Also known as Merv . . . usually sleeping . . . Wm mg M i 3 is L KW ak w K ws? Q s ff, ,Y 1 si gs?-has Q, 1 A QM if K eg 3 ,LL 5 4 da. l 'Q tj iozfxgls J l ch V iq 3 L51 , X iff? . so ii, I ' ' 3 M55 Y Ls M , wig , si 5 ff itil. A ,.,W,,,,., . XM? X MW Y K Q., gx ywll 1 As' :Bai P fx gf P mjtqlgismr W if-H X , .. 'FY 1 L , 5 2 H -'l s S A lgqgeae ss s A 1-1 T l 'ii l -55 Q Lfffe ,W i l if 1 sf ' z iw I ig A 3? . 5 gx f F R- , 2 gffsw? firm V I R 5,- .X - , ,.s' 'H ' W ,fm N: W f- tiffgf Q N A agp? 7132155 ' We .6 I -H V .r if Sv t 'gg i E school time or not . . . always wanting to Betcha a dollar . . . opened his eyes first on November 26 ' i ., le if S r W , . . doesn't like to be stabbed in the back . . . .ff .s. , according to him, the song is There's No Tomor- grl. i . l , row . . . proud of his letter in football . . . four V years of intramurals . . . enjoyed Math for three if rrsl years . . . ardent Detroit fan . . . usually seen with .y Dave - - r ll. Jil? rl A David , Bradner Dave opened his brown eyes on February l l . xgt nicknamed Weasel . . . last of five Bradner boys is rrb to grad-uate . . . Jingle Bell's is his favorite ex l pression . . . has a special seat in Edison's which he f 4 ,y monopolizes while drinking cokes . . . active in Aa, A sports . merited him four letters in football and 5 two in basketball . . U. smooth dancer . . . wise 1 il gy tugging- ,lt cracker . . .'always with a joke . . . pet peeve is I Michigan drivers . . . ,M-are-,i i it .. till? l Milli? 1 2 5' , , ,,. -funnel: ri r s'rr .f , l l TT. if . ,L v, ' .- 3 ,f f L 5 1,,, f gj 5 5: Q , , -' L 2 , x , er r rrss Donald Coughenour A .Q ,y . Donnie, Cliff, Coke, or Aus . . . 'fHi there, or ,,,fj W ' eff 7 What do you say, Goldie? . . L,,f'Junior class 55 treasurer . . . made swell sketches of Dogpatch ,ilir A characters for our Junior Sadie Hawkins dance . . . rlil V ff? X. , also did sketches for the yearbook . . . pals,around r .- MW' with jim, Francie, and Wheel . . . mainambition if q in life is to get rich fast . . . football forithree years k . , , or , . . .IZ letters . . . co-captain in his senior year . ' ' , will sing anything . . . big day is September729 '. Q,Q:,.j' 5 ,iSr,,ii r L...T , 1 F ft . 2 - ,- jwg ,U K 11 an f X . W. 3? 4 v X af 11 1 , Q 1 ,j in ,. 'T K 1 1 Q f ,- .gg s ? 2 5- 2 : Maastr- S 'M L M.. 6552 'w.,f f-55352-.555 dw, El '--Q... 5 Qefi 5425 I 104' ' 1' if R' . S 2 l --.., 2 ii .pf ,.. , :,,,1,.4.1,,11L'vx. 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JUNIORS sins., 535' Eleanor Shultz Thomasine Stevens Carol Potteiger Emma Droll Wilma Filliater in W , 1 , Irma Jennings 'W - V2 l i n ,.w1fL ,-,, ff,, A . , ,.,. , ,..a Jerry JUNIORS George Ritzler Jane Jacoby egg 3 -mai' W Kliesch Socorro Gutierrez Anthony Schmitz Lynn Faber SOPHOMORES Virginia Heilman Eugene Hannefey Rita Kramb Carl Schreiner Juanita Elchert 'Wi W' Marilyn Carmen Ortega Helen Gillig Louise Shaull SOPHOMORES Carolyn Nlck Donna Hammer Irene Pethe JoAnn Kinn SOPHOMORES Duane Fmsel' Helen T Shlrley Wagner James Luclus Bradford Nye Irene Ramirez francis Bulkowski SOPHOMORES ...M , X- .... 6511? f.. Martha Kelbley 5 Franklin Bugner Marcella Roth Robert Warner Lauren Emerrne P aul Ardner Eugene Lonsway Robert Reiter Richard SOPHOMORES. Alice Lichtlei Betty Lyons Thomas Droll Richard Shultz Bernard Frankart James Krupp FRESHMEN Leonard He George Hammer Mary Ann Dibling Lewis Arthur' Zender Gilli 3 ,je g ,v M xx Qfiwk J. L if F. fm - H W H diffffw ,Q . 5 mf, QW? I 1 I , 0' UCIUS FRESHMEN Marjorie Remharf 'Y' f xu Richard Navarro E Q? ,J ig if T? 9 Dyer Jane Hammer Carolyn Droll MWKM FRESHMEN .qvggv 5.1 ' 'WAV Www-v-QW L' . Wf Q, Hg. George Cervantes g ,Me David Kitchen John Walter Robert Hunt Dolores Trell Rose Ann Schalk A L, 'Milf L Q5 ,Q Qi, 3 1. R E 3' W I -wsu .M sw, Le X, f S 2 if ka fm sees W Ax-.1 mv, -ass, V ilu. :f1:mmw,-.w-- wyfk wwfm,-.Mmww-mffmm,M-w,.W-m,.mm11mwmf2mWM:W'M,AugMhwwmwmmwmwwmmmwmmwwgwmm: FOOTBALL CASTALIA KCLYDE PREVIEW? This was the first preview in which the Mo- hawks had ever participated. Castalia reached pay dirt shortly after the kickoff-, but the try for the extra point was no good. With less than two minutes remaining, the Black and Gold crossed the double line for six points. The con- version was good and the final score was St. Wendelin 7, Castalia 6. ELMORE It was our privilege to play the first game in Elmore's fine new stadium. And it was the first time in many years that St. Wendelin won the opening game. Trailing 7-6 with minutes to go, a beautiful running pass put SWH ahead 12-7. Then with Elmore five inches from the goal and first down, the gun ended the game. FREMONT STL JOE This game made history, as it was the first Mohawk game played in Fostoria's new stad- ium. But St. joe, always a tough opponent, spoiled the show by winning 22-7. LIMA ST. ROSE lt was a humid Sunday afternoon when the Wendies met Lima. The Countyliners were un- able to get underway offensively, thanks to Lima's bottle-neck defensive. St. Rose was not stopped, however, and the halftime ended 24-7. The Mohawks came back in the second half with a display of might by scoring three touchdowns to Lima's two, making the final score Lima 37, St. Wendelin 27. LORAIN ST. MARY After a long bus ride to the lake front the Mohawks were stymied by power and razzle dazzle. Lorain's quarter-back was one of the best T-Men the locals ever encounterd. The opponents were leading by three touchdowns at the midway mark, and when the smoke cleared St. Mary's had added another victim to their. un- beaten string, St. Wendelin falling, 25-7, .,- FOOTBALL CLYDE The Saints tallied two TD'S before halftime and that made up the Mohawk end of the scor- ing. Clyde was awarded two points on a safety in the late stage of the game. St. Wendelin won I2-2 after Clyde had offered stiffer opposition than expected. The Clyde Band did a great job between halves. LAKESIDE A few of the regulars had to watch this one from the grandstand due to injuries, and before the final gun there were more casualties, includ- ing a fracture. The Mohawks really dug in but late in the first quarter and throughout the second there came an explosion and before the Saints knew which end of the field was theirs, Fostoria was trailing, l9-O. The second half saw an inspired St. Wendelin team on the field, but the two TD'S scored were not enough to evade a 26-l 3 defeat. NORWALK ST. PAUL The thriller ofthe season. At the half the score was I4-O. Early in the third quarter, Norwalk pushed their third touchdown over to make the score 20-O, with only a little more than a quarter remaining. Then the Mohawk offensive began to click, reeling off one long run after another, and cashing in with three quick TD'S. The extra points were the difference, and a tough one was lost 20-l9. SANDUSKY ST. MARY According to statistical sheets, the locals and St. Mary's were about even. The score chart proves that each team was having a difficult time penetrating the other's defense, as the game ended O-O. lt was no night for football- cold and rainy-and few fans saw the struggle. GIBSONBURG Eight seniors were playing their last game and they wanted to end the season as they began it, with a victory, but Lady Luck wasn't with the Mohawks. It was rough and tumble all the way. 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After the second half tip off Norwalk pulled away and hung onto the lead and the ball game. Score 38-3l. FREMONT ST. JOE: Playing an entirely different brand of ball than in their first game the Mohawks rolled to a fast start building up a 3O-l8 lead over the Crimson Streaks at half time. The second half was a bit slower as substitutes poured into the game. The final count was 47-39, a sweet victory for the Mohawks, as it marked the first time St. Wendelin had beat- en St. loe since l946. WOESSN ER TIFFIN CALVERT: The fighting Mohawks took Calvert into camp for their third straight victory by the score of 49-43. The Saints were leading l7-lO at the turn of the first quarter, but a determined Calvert quin- tet drew within a point of the County- liners at half time 22-2l. At the end of the third quarter the Mohawks had built upi a 35-3l advantage, and were inclined lto play the rest of the game cautiously. CAPTAIN KRAMB RISINGSUN: After trailing Risingsun 22-l 6 at half time St. Wendelin unleased a devastat ing 45 Point deluge in the second half to rock the Tigers to the tune of 6l 4l It was not until midway in the third period that the locals caught up with their visitors, and after that it was all Black and Gold in one of their best of fensive games of the year. 44 NYE GENOA: W The Mohawks turned in a fighting win over the rangy Genoa Comets 51-47. The boys grab- bed an early lead of five points only to see Genoa tie the game at 8 all at the end oft the first quarter. Then the Fostorian five opened up on the Genoa tall boys to lead 24-I8 at half time. The Saints never relinguished the lead, despite whittling by the desperate Genoans while Coach Kenny Herman had his second stringers in. HOPEWELL LOUDON: The Bascomites put up a stiff fight the first quarter, but the Saints were able to grab a 23-l2 lead at half time. After the intermission the Saints came back strong to bulge their lead to 34-l8 at the third quarter. Coach Kenny Herman was able to substitute freely throughout the contest. Thehfinal score was 50-24. SCHALK FREMONT STL IOE: The Crimson Streaks were seeking revenge for the setback of De- cember 2. lt was a battle from start to finish. The score was tied at the end of each quarter except the last. St. joe forged to a nine point bulge early in the third quarter, only to see the Mohawks come back and tie it up 34-34 going into the fourth quarter. ln the last minute of play the locals grabbed a 43-4l lead and hung onto it for the win. VAN BUREN: The Saints got off to their usual slow start, allowing the Hancock County five to build up a 7-2 lead in the first few minutes, then came back and pushed ahead l2-9 at the quarter. The Mohawks piled up a 30-22 half time lead. Again Coach Kenny Herman was able to substitute freely throughout the game which ended 62-53. HOLMAN WEBER HOAPEWELL LOUDON: Hopewell Loudon was hopeful of avenging their 50-24 defeat at Bascom while St. Wendelin was concentrating on its winning streak. The Mohawks again got off to a slow start but once they found the range, there was no stopping them. They led comfortably at half time, and continued to pour it on in the third and fourth quarter to win the game easily 59-36. This was the Mohawks 8th straight victory. SANDUSKY ST. MARY S: Came Friday the l3th, came Sandusky, and gone was the Mohawks winning streak. Sandusky, who had also won eight without defeat, jumped into a l5-5 lead at the quar- ter, and the Mohawks never came any closer during the entire game. The ball just didn't want to stay in the basket that night. Sandusky with their tall boys. had com- plete control of the backboards. The game ended 49-37 in their favor. 'Twas a dark night for the locals. NORTH BALTIMORE The Mohawks treked to this nearby community expecting a breather, but instead found them- selves in a real battle with the tall tigers. The score was close from the opening tip-off till the final gun. The Wendies opened up with l4 points while the opponents were g scoreless. Then the tide reversed and the quarter ended l4-l4. The J ,gg g Mohawks were two points down at the half 25-23, and froze the ball E lii the last minute of play to insure the M 1 -5 Victory 4l -40. sn? FM GIBSONBURG: When the Black and Gold invaded the lair of the 'Gib- sonburg Golden Bears, it looked for awhile as though they were about to post their largest score of the season. The Mohawks cooled fast, however, and the Bears narrowed the gap to seven points 26-l9. After a dismal third quar- ter, in which the Golden Bears knotted the count at 35, the Mohawks outscored their opponents l6-3 in the final stanza to win going away 5l -38. CLYDE: The Mohawks picked up where they left off the pre- vious week by racking up 24 points in the first eight minutes of the contest at Clyde. Coach Kenny Herman then started to substitute, as he did most of the year whenever chance permitted. The Mohawks still had a fif- teen point bulge at half-time 31-16. The Flyers were com- pletely out classed in the second half, and became Mo- hawks llth scalp 65-40. Ffvhmaawf. GILLIG TIFFIN CALVERT: By this time the Hermanites were starting to cause a ittle eyebrow lifting in Northwestern Ohio. So the confi- lent Mohawks were determined to dispose of Tiffin Calvert, he only Class A school on the schedule. The boys in Black ind Gold were hampered by a slow start and didn't get going until the fourth quarter. Their spirited rally was tifled in the last seconds as a long desperation Calvert hot split the nets and the Mohawks succumber 43-44. LAKE: Fired by the one point heart-breaker it Calvert the Hermanities were deter- nined to get back into the win column igainst the Lake Flyers, who like the pcals, had lost but three games so far. he visitors though not a rangy outfit, were deadly on the long shots and the Aohawks did not begin to close the gap lntil shortly before the half which ended ll-25. The Mohawks came back fight- ng in the second half to knot the count it various points. The Black and Gold STEVENS inally took the lead with ten seconds re- naining, but Lady Luck again turned her lack on them, and a long mid-court shot pave the Flyers a 53-52 win. ARCADIA: Q The Mohawks ended the regular schedule at .home against the Arcadia Redmen. The boys in Black and Gold started right off for a change, and toyed with the Arcadians, building up a 27-l7 advantage at the end ofrthe first half, and led 44-25 at the three quarter mark. Kenny Herman substituted frequently thruout the contest, clearing the bench, and allowing the Red- men to cut the Mohawks lead. The final score was 60-45. HANNEFEY A CAREY: The Wendelites drew Carey for the first game in the tournament at Fremont, but they went into the game with more attention on Norwalk, the Mohawks next opponent. The Blue Streaks had won but two games all year. They lacked experi- ence, height, everything except spirit. The score at the half stood i8-l l, Carey ahead. The Mo- hawks weren't too worried, however. They knew they would win this one. Yet, they just couldn't catch up and were dropped from tourney play. The final score, Carey 40, St. Wendelin 35. Who ever thought that such a fine season would end like that. PoDAcH K M 1 4 47 4 n B -:R .W i . Q, Sm 1 fvfwlflt , sf . A .fygilkgi fx , Q JHE iii?- Fwf 'f24?55QQ5f ' ' EAT ' 'vgxsiiizwiff 2- .ss M , S P 523,353 A , K JE ' ' f ,Q A . , , , .. 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Betty Kliesch ....... Rita Kramb .......,. Charleen Marks ........ Bernard Vance .......... Norma jean Burns ..v... Lois Reinhart ............ Mary Ann Dibling ,..... Jerome Gillig .............. janet Goshe ....... Rosalyn Livo .... Carl Reiter ......... William Bugner .......,.. Richard Gabel ..... Jane Jacoby ......... Martha Kelbley .......... Anthony Lyons .......... 56 l 020 245 200 l95 190 l90 l50 ll5 ll5 ll0 ll0 l05 l05 l00 l00 l00 90 85 85 85 85 85 80 80 80 75 75 70 70 70 65 60 60 55 55 55 55 55 50 50 50 50 50 so 7s 6 6 SCOZSSSG Sf-6, Sf SCO, oo, 'O e ,77GsOf1- of Florian Podach .......... Wayne Reinhart Catherine Reiter Thomas Somers .......... Mary Cline ................ Gilbert Hammer Virginia Heilman 0 S Zvi we Q 1- oosfqde 91- 43 O05 ,0'l'Of sfo fo , OV 6506 rg Cf Oli? O65 ,7'7 fy., James Krupp .............. Marjorie Pethe ............ Richard Shultz ..... .... joan Snyder ......... .... Charles Stevens .......... 50 50 50 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 Emma Walters ...........- '7o,: '2',5 'f' C 0 1,72 G fs ,oof 18 is 00,90 H-.nw -we Q f GRADE SCH00 l V : , 'G g L p , - -f - V .. Y FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Elaine Ortega, Carol Hoover, Janice Frank- art, Patricia Guzman, Carole Reiter, Elaine Williams, Juneanna Reinhart, Kathleen Marchion, Catherine Bug- ner, Marquin Weber, Patricia Frias, Janet Arend, Phyllis Erbland, Dianne Walker, Martha Bulkowski, Alice Frankort, Bonnie Stark. SECOND ROW: Janet Magers, Roselyn Finsel, Betty Perfield, Anne Banks, Karen Snyder, Annette Moes, Janet Lang, Kathleen Gase, Sally Kuhn, Julia Elchert, Barbara Finsel, Janet Lonsway, Louonn Lamberjack, Dianne Finsel, Balbina Martinez, Nancy Stevens, Carol Jurrus, Nancy Reese. THIRD ROW: Michael Hagenmaier, Gerald Kuhn, Michael Strouse, Peter Weimerskirch, Gary Howard, Thomas Wolph James Lynch, James Stewart, Garry Keit- fer, Eugene Peluso, Ralph Hein, Terry Schreiner, Mark White, Elbert Harris, Robert Hammer, Coytano Martinez, Ron- ald Utriainen, Earl Hammer, Tom Norris. FOURTH ROW: Francis Marley, Thomas Barto, Garth Thomas, Russell Koby, John Baker, Albert Welly, John Eakin, Larry Spieldenner, Jack Park, Dean Mosier, Michael Jinks, Stuart Nibeck, Patrick Scharf, Timothy Ball, William Reinhart, James Lonsway, James Faber, John Butler. INSET FIFTH ROW: Suzanne Doogs, Paula Evans, Kathryn Jacoby, Fayanne Kintz, Alberta Malagon. SIXTH ROW: Paul Brickner, Rosa Martinez, Joseph Wein- gates, Linda Kelbley, Gary Stevens. ABSENT: Ronald Banks. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Stephen Getz, Robert Ramirez, George Hohman, John Barbour, Carol Welly, Roberta Sauber, Virginia Stewart, Joan Bug- ner. SECOND ROW: Thomas Flechtner, Michael Roberts, Patrick Smith, Sarah Huber, Kathleen Dibling, Ruth Zender, Adelina Mar- tinez, Lois Voorhees. THIRD ROW: William Koepfer, David Shultz, Douglis Smith, Joan Omlor, Rosemary Emerine, Isabel Nye, Margaret Kiebel, Sherron Wybensinger. STANDING: Left to right: Robert Zimmerman, Vincent Lamberjack, Robert Walker, Beatrice Finsel, Sharon Mosier, Margaret Lee, Paula Scharf, Rumaldo Martinez, Stephen Huth, Joseph Lonsway, James Storey, Richard Brickner, Pam- ela Curry, Judith LaFontain, Kenneth Krupp, Lysle Shaw, Howard Rasey, David Faber, Judith Magers, Rose Kitchen, Larry Reinhart, Denis Brogan, Gerald Reinhart, Charles Potteiger, Ronald Clouse, Charles Wolph. INSET SECOND ROW: John Kane, John McClincy, Lana Emerine, Juanita Hyde, Diane Weingates, Roger Burns, Karen Emerine, FIRST ROW: Susan Trubey, Joseph Vargas, Joann Rumschlag, Kenneth Herman, Janet Holman, Marcia Hyde, James Jennings, Mary Jo Barto. ABSENT: Raymond Forristell, Richard LaJune, Donna Stevens. THIRD GRADE INSET FIRST ROW: Barbara Wolph, Carlyn Vogel, Eleanor Miller, Mary Kitchen, Janet Walsh. SECOND ROW: John Kreais, Kenneth Zender, Paul Rum- schlag, Robert Brickner. ABSENT: Sheila McClincy, Mary Ann Bowser, Rosemary Kane, Frederick Jennings. FIRST ROW: Jani Miller, Marilyn Huth, Nadine Brogan, Patricia Clouse, Karen Huth, Loretta Lang, Mary Ann Stone, Judith Smith, Sue Ann Hol- man, Norma Stark, Mary Frankart, Joyce Zirger, Jane Harris, Judith Kiebel. SECOND ROW: Jane Conaway, Patricia Perfield, Susan Faber, Diane Weber, Marylin Kinn, Rosalind Frisch, Dorothy Duding, Barbara Burns, Irene Frankhart, Connie Ortega, Mary Koch, Jean Hein, Anne Thomas, Linda Brown, Dwynn La Fontain. THIRD ROW: John Emerine, Thomas Haubert, James Arend, Raymond Sczesny, Donnell Lee, David Lee, Marie Schroth, Helen Zender, Diane Sigmund, James Weimerskirch, Thomas Martinez, Kenneth Shontz, Robert Degens, Charles Steinmetz, Robert Reinhart, FOURTH ROW: William Kinn, Alton Hammer, Thomas Vance, Robert Weber, Lupe Martinez, Albert Guzman, Russell Spangler, Joseph LaJune, Gary Butler, Robert Dunn, Donald Finsel, John Lonsway, Verne Schumaker, Gerald Frankart, Thomas Shultz, Joseph Clark. THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Shirley Williams, Joyce' Reiter, Joan Foristell, Dolores Vargos, Jeannine Sheibly, Bertha Cervantes, Mary Ann Welly, Suzanne Brickner, Joyce Elchert, Linda Radkey, Wanda Pocs, Dorisann Norris, Marilyn Blaser. SECOND ROW: John Lamberjack, Louis Frank, Janet Karcher, Christine Woltelt, Nancy Smith, Janet Kiefer, Janice Barry, Sue Ann Huss, Carol Kuhn, Thomas Hagenmaier, Michael Tiell. THIRD ROW: Richard Reinhart, Michael Huth, John Shaull, David Banks, Gerald Lonsway, James Ritzler, Albert Frankart, Darrel Bentz, Ronald Woessner, Robert Huber, James Miller, John Weimerskirk. FOURTH ROW: Frank Malagon, Michael Kuhn, LeRoy Kelbley, Frederick McCarty, Donald Kimmet, Larry Coleman, William Marley, James Holman, John Wright, William Faber, John Howbert, William Gase. INSET: Robert Park, Mary Lonsway, HFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Juletta Holman, Anna Marie Bowser, Jean Ann Podach, Alice Ziegman Henrietta Berger, Julia Snyder, Helen Jennings, Mary Anne Ballreich. SECOND ROW: Thomas Martin, Rudolph Cordova, Orville Zender, Ronald Smith, William Smith, James Kitchen Richard Kuhn, Alfonso Garcia. Absent when pictures were taken: Lawrence Schart Mary Jo Torres, Radine Schmitz. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Nancy Witmore, Joyce Oretga, Joanne Reiter, Helen Frankart, Barbara Hernandez, Norma Schreiner, Carol Coleman, Geraldine Bott, Joanne Miller, Sue Ann Sullivan, Sandra Reinhart, Sharon Dyer, Jane Lichtle, Lois Reese. SECOND ROW: Georgia Iler, James Hagenmaier, Donald Gase, Kenneth Bulkowski, William Stewart, Robert Williams, Raymond Lee, Clifford Holman, William Baeder, Garry Zimmerman, Lowell Bugner, David Kelbley, Gerald Shultz, Ronald Huss, Noreta Weber, Margaret Howard. THIRD ROW: James Frankart, James Blaser, Thomas Lonsway, James Park, Gene Holman, Ronald Luman, William Lee, James LaJune, David Miller, Jack Altwies, Gerard Lonsway, Bernadine Fleck. SMALL PICTURE: FIRST ROW: Frances Potteiger, Julia Weimerskirch, Wanda Keiffer, Donna Hoffbauer, Nancy Howbert. SECOND ROW: Darrell Williams, William Schmitz, John Fox. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Karen Weimerskirch, Maryalice Abowd, Phyllis Coleman, Rosemary Arend, Jane Bugner, Mary Pat Geoghegan, Patricia Bulkowski, Dorothy Bugner, Virginia Frias. SECOND ROW: Sue Ann Rossman, Anita Malagon, Cecilia O'Neill, Judy Woessner, Mary Lou Reinhart, Martha Finsel, Carolyn Reinhart, Kathleen Haubert, Brenda Boulboulle, Ruth Nye. THIRD ROW: John Kirian, Philip Degens, Paul Shaull, James Zeyen, Donald Bott, Norman Stevens, Gordon Hubbard, Harold Brickner, Gerald LaFontain. FOURTH ROW: Fred Hammer, Dale Rumschlag, John Stoner, Eusebio Guzman, Robert U. Frankart, James Faber, John McLaughlin, Robert Hubbard, John Vance, John Nick. FIFTH ROW: Robert O'Neill, Jesse Sauber, Robert Hagenmaier, Donald Zirger, William Huber, Joseph Pocs, William Burns, John Potteiger, Robert D. Frankhart, Larry Reinhart, Alvin Keckler. SIXTH ROW: Marilyni Borer, Marshia Huth, Mary Ann McCarty, Darla Spangler, Sandra Brown, Patricia Tiell, Janet Pohl, Carolyn Duding, Emily Forristell. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Mary J. Kelbley, Shirley Vance, Ruth Ardner, Erika Cramer, Patsy Barry, Shirley Frankart, Norma Lucius, Ruth Hernandez, Janet Kirian, Alice Voorhees, Patsy Kiebel, Janice Duding. SECOND ROW: Thomas Warner,1Suson Jacoby, Theresa Peluso, Roseanne Welly, Kathleen Scharf, Mary Elizabeth Lee, Marilyn Finsel, Marie Reinhart, Donald Filliater. THIRD ROW: Eugene Brickner, Delores Weber, Joyce McFadden, Marlene Burns, Mary Ellen Rumschlag, Clara Podach, Ruth Gillig, Helen Ritzler, Marlene Spangler, Maria Guzman, Dorothy Malagon, Donald Stone. FOURTH ROW: John Schreiner, Donald Lonsway, Gerald Reiter, Thomas Abowd, Ronald Blaser, James Wolfelt, Lanny Clark, Henry Smith, Dennis Kitchen, Leon Nye, Eugene Reinhart, John Miller, Eugene Kinn. Delores Pocs Rose Babb, Nancy Moran, Thomas Gillig, Thomas Robison. 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Frigidaire Appliances 149 East South St. LAMBERIACK SALES AND SERVICE HUDSON f WII.LYS Cars - - - Ieeps - - - Trucks COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Service Thcrt Is Service 107 S. Wood St. Phone 3421 BABB'S MOTORCYCLE SALES Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Sales and Service Phone 3442 1420 North Countyline St. Fostoria, O. Shop at the ART CLOTHES SHOP For Good Quality Men's and Boy's Clothing and Furnishings at Reasonable Prices 124 South Main St. Phone 2654 Compliments C0mP1ime1'-is of of ARCADIA CREAMERY SMOKE HQUSE gggvggggg HARDWARE co yan Rmewmdww HEADQUARTERS EOR ELECTRIC APPLIANCES The Fostoria Lumber Sc Supply Co. 240 West North St. Phone 727 HUMMEL MOTOR 511019 Gi U19 SALES' INC- SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Co. Cadillac-Pontiac Fostoria Brunch G. M. C. Truck Dealer 24-Hour Wrecker Service Paint ' WGUPGPSI ' venetian Blinds 135 West North S1. Phone 3116 206 S- Main Sf- Phone 4495 Headquarters for Nationally The New Advertised Watches CIVIC NIC N AC STEVENS IEWELRY CO. Best in Food The Diamond Store and of Fostoria Refreshments MOSE LAMF ROM CLOTHING COMPANY Fostoria, Ohio DRESS BETTER AND YOU'LL FEEL BETTER REAL ESTATE-FARM AND HEALTH INSURANCE Life, Fire, Tornado, Auto. Health and Accident VIRGIL M. GASE Telephone 2109 Fostoria, Ohio 224 West Center St. sHoP AT THE Compliments of ' HOP VAL-U DRESS SHOP THE SPORTSMANS S Everything in Sports Phone 4850 Where you buy more for less. 309 South Main St. Fostoria, Ohio ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE Compliments High Quality of Petroleum Products FIRTH MACHINE gl 120 Sandusky St. Phone 3347 TOGL' INC' COMPLIMENTS of 2o7y2 South Main St. Phone 5641 Compliments of Clarlis Shoes 117 South Main St. Fostoria's Finest Shoe Store HARRY R- STROMAN IOE SNYDER'S HI-SPEED Admiral Television 6: Refriqercitors Tires-Batteries DGLGVGI Food Freezers ' Gasoline and Motor Oil Oliver dt Massey Harris service Cans Sales Service Countyline G South Sts. Phone 905 Compliments ot DELL, 224 South Main St. KITCHEN STUDIOS Compliments of Teocher oi I.. 6. S. HOBBY SHOP Rogers T. Shock, Proprietor Fretted Instruments 109 Perry St. ll4 Solnclusky St. Compliments fi The Alllenills Co. Compliments of BAZLEY'S MARKET SUPERETTE Sandusky and Fremont Sts. L. R. K R A N Z General Contractor 1602 North Union Street Fostoria, Ohio STARK 6. MOSIER GROCERY FREE DELIVERY Groceries-Fruits-Vegetables Meals-Frozen Foods-Ice Cream OHIO FARMERS' FARM SUPPLIES The Ohio Farmers' Grain 61 Supply Beverages 113 W. Lytle sr. Phone 3950 Footooo' Ohio Phono 7o1 OFFICE SUPPLY SHOP Compliments O 112 West Center SWE-T 6' CO' ' Soybean Mill Fostoria, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio C mpliments f filZIQQhf5 gf C10fIll7Zbll.S' COUNCIL NUMBER 1197 FOSTORIA, OHIO THE FOSTORIA Compliments o MONUMENT CO. FOSTORIA LAUNDROMAT Arnold o. Lundberg William I' and Marion S. Perfield 701 West Van Buren St. 322 North Main St. Phone 6950 Compliments of FOSTORIA SERUM COMPANY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS KINN AND THEOBALD AGENCY Phone 3944 109 East Center St. FOSTORIA ELECTRIC COMPANY Complete Electric Service Phone 845. 118 West Center St. SUNSHINE POINT SERVICE STATION Sohio X-70 - Motor Oils Lubrication Special Prices on Seat Covers E. V. Tiell, Manager Hamburgs Frosted Malteds Fostoria's Ice Cream Center COMPLIMENTS OF Bersted Manufacturing Co. 'KINTZ'S COII1p1iIn9I'1fS Q FOOD STORE of Groceries-Meats-Vegetables Patented Medicins, Beauty Aids Greeting Cards, Comic Books S S FREE DELIVERY 612 South Union St. Ph0ne 5885 COmP1imenfS HARRY AND MARION'S of FLOWERS HILLIS Flowers For All FAIR PRICE STATION Occasions Columbus Ave, and Crocker Sts. Phone 3475 Go to Hill For Gas 819 Columbus Ave. Fostoria, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF The Electric Auto-Lite Co. FOUNDRY DIVISION SPARK PLUG DIVISION THE LITTLE FOLKS SHOP BUCKEYE AUTO PARTS Infants' and Chilclren's Auto, Truck and Tractor Parts Specialties Machine Shop Service ll8 East Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio 138 East Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone 3306 O. l. BOLLINGER HQME PAS-1-RY Building Contracior SHOPPE Specializing in Residential Construction Quality Products Fostoria' Ohio Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gilmore 161 East Lytle St. Phone 4226 207 North Main St. Dial 3240 COMPLIMENTS OF T H E Seneca Wire 81 Manufacturing Co. 1 Compliments Batteries Tires f General Repairs 0 CANDYLAND BLOSE GULF SERVICE LUNCHEONETTE Union and Perry North Main St. Phone 918 Phone 969 GEORGE IACKMAN, INC. General Electric Appliances Goodyear Tires Motorola Television 130 West South St. Phone 4261 Compliments of lACK'S PLACE Arcadia, Ohio Beer, Wine, and Sandwiches Ask us about charter service any place any time BUCKEYE STAGES INC. 'sail , , 11, A -- .1 fe P ,- r - -. - - 1 1 P . - . - -1'-' 'F 1 . F h '-.' H 1 l , -. 12.2 - ' I' :E - '1P -g F 5 fT?i5il 'i 'Tfffi T-.: 5' T- 7 'T f?f-'LTEQN' A rmgi' 5 !ig5E1:g3::'1f2f-' ..:-- 4 N A ,-. : U -...-.,... ..l U t.. - .W J + afl'4-M329-'T.: 122 East Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone 6606 HOYT SEED CO. Retail Field, Garden Flower, Lawn SEEDS Phone 3823 W. E. KINNEY Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service 125 West North St. Corner Wood and North Streets F0Si0fia, Ohi0 Phone 5552 Compliments MILLER'S DRUG STORE of BALLREICH'S FURNITURE and APPLIANCE STORE 202 S. Main St. Phone 4212 The Rexau Store CN QM ,V C Commerclal Press ggzhfhj . . FN . Qsjfkeff Wee cbt-71215546 123 East Tiffin St. MENNEL MILLING B. F. BROWN MOTOR SALES COMPANY Findlay Road 304-12 N. Main St. PACKARD CROSLEY K. D. THRAILKILL F OSTORIA WELDING CO. Clover Farm Store Groceries-Meats-Frozen Foods Geo' C' Wolph' W' E' TWO FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Corner Perry 6 Elm Phone 5417 George R. Wolph Fostoria, Ohio 225 East Souih St. Phone 2985 lechtnelns MEATS FLECHTNER BROS. PACKING CO., Inc. C0mP1iH1e11IS Compliments of of THE FOSTORIA FOSTORIA PRODUCE UNION DAIRY Quality Dairy products 312 South Main St. Phone 2336 Compliments of TONY'S BAKERY, INC. Always Willing To Serve You CALLENDAR ERNIE DUFFIELUS Sewing Machine Service M U S I C C E N T E R New and Used Machines H I ' H Service on All Makes Evewthmq Muslcul 113 W. Center St. Phone 2922 333 N. Main St. Phone 5437 Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments to the CLASS OF 1950 of PEGGS PAINT YMCA MOES BAKED ENAMEL SHOP Glass lnstallation Complete Body and Fender Repairing l247 N. Countyline St. Phone 6207 FRANK WALTERMEYER Compliments of Plumbing BECKFORUS GROCERY Groceries-Meats and Appliances Vegetables :ind Ice Cream 602 North Poplar sm. Phone 3566 349 West South 5 Phone 3364 We Deliver COMPLIMENTS OF tlas Crankshaft nc. FOSTORIA, OHIO Compliments of Daughters of Isabella OF ST. WENDELIN'S Have an Enviable Record of Years of Social. Religious and Intellectual Activity COMPLIMENTS OF The Commercial Bank 85 Savings Co. Compliments I S A L Y ' S of Ends the Quest BLACK SWAMP For the Best PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 110 N' Main St' Phone 963 Farmer Owned and Controlled AUS IEWELERS We don't claim to be anything but Good Watchmakers 61 Jewelers Wide selection of nationally G' H' RUSSELL advertised Watclqes, diamonds, Sllverwme' Jewelry Pcxsteurized Dairy Products tgf ' F ,G of-'455 'i .,0 Phone 5556 Z 2 V: W Q WA-fCYx RICE MAYTAG CO. YONKERS ' INSURANCE AGENCY Sales cmd Service Oldest in Wood Pl1OI'19 Fostoria BEST OF LUCK MRS. SHERLOCK'S BREAD Rolls - - - Cakes - - - Pies Smiling Service To Your Home WHITNEY,S DRUG STORE, Best Wishes From the Elm :Sf Perry Sts. Morris Store Meet Your Friends at Whitney's Fostoria Ice Sr Coal Company WHERE FOSTORIA BUYS ITS COAL Phone 3686 410 East North St. FOSTORIA CONCRETE PRODUCTS. INC. Fostoria, Ohio Transit Mixed Regular and Lightweight Concrete Specialties Concrete Building Made to Order ue East S M I T H ' S 190 south North Street, APPAREL SHOP Washington St. Fostoria, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio THE SHOP WITH YOU IN MIND THESE ARE BUSY STORES--THERE'S A REASON Phone 796 H01-MAN'S CAFE Compliments Kenneth CKenD Holman of 324 South Main St. Telephone 906 DOUGIS TAVERN ENEC WOUDWORK Woodwork, Good Lumber and Fine Millwork Since 1873 THE SENECA LUMBER AND MILLWORK COMPANY 835 West Tiffin St. Phone 6671-6672 Compliments HOAGYIS o FOSTORIA BEER 8: SINCLAIR SERVICE WINE STQRE Service Calls SALES Minor Repairs Tires and Tubes Owners H. C. Elchen I. C. Manecke Union and Summit Sts. Phone 936 . Compliments of Cofflplifneflts of FRANCIS M. MARLEY I. H. JONES 5' SONS St. Wendelin High School, 1928 University of Notre Dome, A.B., 1932 Coal, Builders' Supplies Univ. of Notre Dome, LLB., 1934 Ready Mixed Concrete Attomey cmd Counselor at Law Gene,-G1 Conn-actors 4 Rosendcxle Bldq. X Fostoria, Qhio Phone 2385 Fostoria R ui i MARATHON Gasoline Lubricants Motor Uil THE 01110 011 COMPA Y See Your CHEVROLET Dealer NOW KUHN BROS. MARKET For Service Coil BOB HOMER Home Dressed Meats-Groceries CHEVROLET CO Beer cmd Wi.ne to Ccrrry Out 1430 N. Countyline St. Phone 4525 Phone 5678 CONINE 5, SONS KINN'S Sales 6. Service Flour - Feed Automotive Repcnrmg Coal - Stokers Battery--Ignition Starter 6: Generator Service Kenneth Conine, Owner Parts 6: Accessories-Brakes Relined Findlay Road Phone 2871 phone 2356 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS I O S T E N ' S Since 1897 Representative: Bill Lindboe Box 29 Bucyrus, Ohio Read Your Fostoria Newspaper REVIEW - TIMES Commercial Iob Printing Department We Want Your News ot You and Your Neighbors 'I'I-IE LOCAL TOUCI-I Phone 6641 II3-II5 E. Center St. THE OHIO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATON Specialists in Home Financing For Building. Buying, or Repairing Fostoria, Ohio , Congratulations to the Class of l950 KARCHEIPS GROCERY GROCERIES - MEATS VEGETABLES 701 South Poplar St. Phone 904 Congratulations to Class of 1950 HOLY NAME SOCIETY COMPLIMENTS OF The National Carbon Co., Inc. MYERS AND LICHTLE, LTD. Compliments Plumbing and Heating 317 South Main St. of CROW'S GROCERY 301 W. Icrckson Phone 2866 In Fostoria It's E D I S O N Cut Rate Drugs For the Finest in Toiletries For Prompt and Friendly Service For Lowest Prices in Ohio The First National Bank OF FOSTORIA Ever A Good Bank To Decrl With Since l882 C0mPl-i1I191'1tS PAYNE BROTHERS of GREENHOUSES NY E'S HI-WAY FLORISTS. MARKET Funeral Designs 1445 North coumyune st. Poned Plants Cu' H 'e's Telephone 4324 South Union St. Fostoria, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio RAY'S BAKERY Bakers of Ray's Fine Bread and Pastries Findlay, Ohio THE RUHL MOTOR CO Sales and Service Buick-Oldsmobile 142 East Tiffin St. Phone 2131 Chaplin an's Watches, Diamonds, Iewelry Kodak and Photographic Supplies F ostoria's Leading Iewelers Roofs by CHRISTEN Last cr Lifetime PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE AN Y STYLE ROOF THE FRED CHRISTEN 6 SONS COMPANY Retail Wholesale 714 George St., Toledo Phone ADorms 4161 SACKETT'S GREENHOUSE 800 North Main St. Say It With Flowers SHULTZ AND LAWLESS 141 E Official A.A.A. Service 24-Hour Wrecker Service General Repairs Body and Fender Repairs, Painting ast Tiffin St. Phone 3 Compliments of DAVID 6. RoY'S PETER CLOTHING STORE SHQE STORE Fostoria'S Finest 120 East Center SI. Men's Store Shoe Repairing 201 South Main St. Foos - Sullivan Funeral Home AMRULANCE SERVICE Phone 891 242 West Tiffin St. CARR'S FURNITURE Now Conducting Our 60th Anniversary CARPETS RUGS FoStorioI'S Oldest Store NO RENT LOW PRICES compliments PITTSBURGH PLATE of GLASS co. Paint -- GIGSS 1 Wallpaper Window Shades AND COMPANY Picture Framing Shop at Sears and Save Mirrors West Tiffin SI. Pl'1OI19 Ngfth Main Sf, Phone C01'I1P1iments Compliments of the of CHATTERBOX I-IORNER'S MARKET Shop crt Eostoricfs New, Modern I. C. PENNEY STORE Clothing Outfitters For All The Family THE FOSTORIA PRESSED STEEL CORP. Manufacturers of INFRA-RED EQUIPMENT and LIGHTING EQUIPMENT Compliments of HOWELL HARDWARE Arcc1dict,OI'1io Leone lZiegmanI Goshe CUIIIPLIIIIEIITS 0F FRIENDS I9'I 'I Mrs. Florence lBarrettl Wonderly Josephine Ziegman lSister M. Rosellal 1914 Mrs. Florence lZiegmanl Kane Mrs Alma lHussl Kinn 1916 Mrs. Frances lHelmstetterl Coughenour Mrs. Florence lHuthI Gebert Mrs 1917 Lester G. Huth Helen Weber 1922 Mrs. Lenore lDelD Blaser Paul M. Weber 1924 Mrs. Gertrude lMartinJ Kelly Mrs. Catherine ILeeI Warner 1925 Margaret Weber Timothy E. Walsh 1926 Philip Degens Bernard Vance Mrs. Catherine lWeberI Vance Maurice Scharf Edward Ziegman 1927 Antoinette Baumstark Mrs. Irene Uacobyl Lonsway 1928 Dr. J. N. Kiebel Mrs. Elizabeth Uacobyl Lee Thomas A. Lee Francis Marley Mrs. Mary IBauerJ Rinebold 1929 Mrs. Dorothy IFerwaltI Peluso Cyril C. Kuhn Mrs. Catherine IKeiferI Reese LOYAL ALUMNI Mrs. Mary lThillI Bugner John Weber 1 930 Sylvester Rosinski Louise Scharf 1931 Florence Bigham Dorothy M. Jacoby 1932 William Baeder Raymond Binkley Rev. Alvin Burns C.PP.S. Rose Ellen Weber 1933 Mrs. Anna lGaseI Schetler Mrs. Mary IHowardl Kintz 1934 Joseph A. Dell Mrs. Ardella IFOOSJ Binkley William Ledwedge Mrs. Anna Mae lNyel Koepfer Richard Puchta Richard Scharf Q 1935 Lawrence Daugherty Elsworth Nibeck Harold Puchta Richard Woessner 1936 Paul Eugene Daugherty Lawrence Fink Mrs. Ruth IFrankhartI Ledwedge Joseph Gabriel Robert Kramb Mrs. Virginia lKlinepeterl Lee John Martin Justin Nye 1937 Raymond Dell William Foos Mrs. Madonna IHowardI Roberts Mrs. Marguerite lFalewageI Nye Mrs. Rita CMoes7 Roberts Jeanne Ann Woessner 1938 John Crawford Paul Downes William Jacoby Mrs. Helen CKrambI Cochie Leonard Lehman James Magers Mrs. Kathryn lSmithI Wade Mrs. Carolyn IWonderlyI Border 1939 Adam Bangert Mary Jane Downes Mrs. Lola lFrankartl Lichtle Sister Mary Loisann IVioIa Kramb? Joseph LaFountain Paul Lichtle John B. Wonderly John Woessner Mary Ziegman 1940 Frank Crawford Mrs. Carolyn ICunninghamI Karg Mrs. Mary lFalterJ Rohr Mrs. Vivian IHolmanI Ritzler Richard Kinn Marguerite Lichtle Leonard Nye Mrs. Mary lSmithI Yost Peter Tinkovicz Paul Wagner 1941 Mrs. Rita lArdnerl Speelmen Eugene Bahnsen Rita Jo Binkley Catherine ICoughenourl Randall Kathryn Downes Mrs. Joan lHuthI Lannen Mrs. Dorothy lKiefferI Dehring William Kramb Joseph Ritzler Mary Jo Woessner 1942 Richard Abowd H. Robert Bradner Eleanor Foos Edward Hammer, Jr. Helen lHeilmanl Bradner Lester C. Huth Herman Kieffer Mrs. Marjorie lKinnl Bigiala Mrs. Joanne tKIinepeterJ Crowe Carl Kramb Mrs. Virginia QLichtlel Jacoby Richard Magers Mrs. Mary iNavaroJ Delgado Mrs. Kathryn lSmithl Yost Harry Stoner Stanley Tinkovicz Helen Whitta Mrs. Mary iWhittal Martin 1943 Phil Abowd Eugene Blaser Mary DiCesare Emmitt Droll Florence Droll Mrs. Mildred iDrolD Scheidauer Bernard Elchert Mrs. Helen lFilliaterD Feasel Mildred Finsel Mrs. Dolores iFraustol Veleltia Earl Graham Mrs. Lena iKuntzl Dehnhoff Donald Lichtle William Loeffler Ann Louise Swint Rita J0 Ulman, Lawrence Woessner 1 944 Richard Bradner Richard Collins Mrs. Frances lRitzlerl Colwell Mrs. Joanne iEmerinel Holderman Alice Hammer William Heilman Donald Huth Jo Ann Kinn Walter Kramb James Lannen Patricia Ledwedge Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Jane lZiegmanl Magers Kathryn lScharf7 Carrel Leola Uacobl Tidd Regina lWaltermyerl Bennett Patricia lHowardl ' woifarrh 1 945 Patricia Abowd Edward Collins Mrs. Phyllis lCoakl Needles LOYAL ALUM NI Mrs. Kathleen iClineJ Wunderlin Patricia Downes Donald Droll James Droll Mrs. Margaret iDrolll Schetter Donald Elchert Mary Finsel Thomas Geoghegan Mary Kramb Mrs. Mary Lou CDrolll Lehman Mrs. Marie iLonswayl Elchert Mrs. Betty lScharfl Gangway Donald Stoner John Teeple Mrs. Jeanne lValterJ Huth Virginia Whitta Kenneth Woessner 1946 Margaret Abowd William Bradner Mrs. Rosemary lBricknerl Lannen Philomena DiCesare Gerald T. Droll James Dyer James Emerine Regina Filliater Donna Frankhart Robert Gillig Mary Lou Hammer Donna Jones Russell Keiffer Thomas Lichtle Mrs. Norma iLonswayl Lehman Robert Moran Mrs. Dorothy Mae iSauberl Mitchell Dan Sczesny Mrs. Beverly Jean fSomersl Brondes Russell L. Waltermeyer Janet Wright Arthur Yonker Jane Zeyen 1947 Janet Blaser Mary Collins Mrs, Caroline lCorcoranl Droll Robert Dibling Gerald Droll Barbara Finsel Lucia Ann Kinn Mrs. Dorothv iLyonsl Sczesny Phillip Martin Donna Ritzler Donald Ritzler Marilyn Smith Harold Sorg Margery Swint Mrs. Kathryn lThoml Preble June Valter Phillip Weimerskirk Carl Yonker Alice Zeyen 1948 Robert Ardner James Bradner Joan Bragg Gerard Brickner Joan Crawford Viola Faeth Ardella Filliater Harry Good Mildred Hammer Theresa Kruszynski Patricia Lehman Donald Loeftler Mary Jo Marks Sara Martin John Pocs Margaret Puchta Carolyn Reinhart Donald Schalk Mary Shaull Mary Tinkovicz Charleen Williams Mrs. Kathleen CWilliamsl Roth James Whitta Mrs. Marilyn lSnyderl Ziegman Mary Welly Jack Ziegman 1949 Carl Bodart Vincent Brown Bernard Conine Paul Dibling Clarence Droll Charles Finsel Carolyn Frankart Margaret Frankhart Mildred Frisch Michael Geoghegan Dorothy Gillig Marjorie Good Cuca Gutierrez Jane E. Huth Anna Mae Kelbley Edwin Kramb Mary LaJune Julia Ledwedge William Lichtle Howard Martin, Jr. Jane Moran Elizabeth Ann Park Irene Pocs Shirley Reinhart Mrs. lris iReiterl Smith Alfred Ritzler Opal Schreiner Margaret Shaull Marilyn Teeple Haldan Tompkins Donald Walters Richard Zeyen Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Bruggemann Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Cole Dr. and Mrs. O. S. Gebert Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Geoghegan Dr. and Mrs. I. E. Herman Dr. and.Mrs. M. I-i. Karmasin Dr. and Mrs. j. N. Kiebel Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Lehmann Dr. D. l. Marieo Dr. and Mrs. L. l. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Pennell Dr. and Mrs. K. S. Rowe Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Seiple Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Sheeran Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Sheeran Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Yarris Allen's Hamburgers Art and Yarn Shop J. B. Basehore fr Co., Coal Bert's Restaurant Boff's Bakery Book and Gift Shop Coppus Clover Farm Edwards Cleaners Fred's Recreation Guernsey and Guernsey 1. H. Jones G Son, Cement Blocks Jones Floor Covering Service Kelly's Lunch Keyes Thrifty Cleaners Kinn 6' Theobald Agency The Lunch Box Myers Grocery Porter's Dry Cleaning Timanus Hardware VogeI's Music Box Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Abowd Mrs. Gerald P. Blaser Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Blaser Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Blaser Mr. and Mrs. l. Brown PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bugner Mr. Eugene Burns Mr. William Burns Mrs. Frances H. Coughenour Mr. joseph A. Dell Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Dell Mr. Stuart B. Gair, Sr. Mrs. Clyde Hall Mr. and Mrs. Hannahan Mr. Henry Howard Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Huth Mr. and Mrs. M. G. lacoby Mr. and Mrs. Lucian E. Kinn Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kramb Mr. and Mrs. john F. Kruszynski, Sr Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Marks Miss Mildred Marks Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Marley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Mathey Mr. and Mrs. Orville Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nye Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Park Mrs. Rose Poley Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Schalk Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schreiner Miss Marguerite Sertell Mrs. W. W. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shultz Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Spieldenner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Waltermeyer Mr. C. P. Ward Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Weimerskirk Mrs. H. A. Witmore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woessner Mrs. Ross Woessner Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wonderly Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Yonker Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Zeyen Dean Sheibley, Ann Whitmore ...... Presidents Robert Hunt, Janet Goshe ......., Vice-Presidents Leonard Holman, Rose Schalk ...... Secretaries James Krupp, Germaine Brickner .... Treasurers Babb, Waunita .... 1002 S. Poplar St. Bodart William ............ R. R. No. 2 Boff, Eddie .... 725 N. Countyline St. Brickner, Germaine ........ R. R. No. 3 Bugner, William ............ 126 Fall St. Bulkowski, Lawrence .... 121 Lunt St. Burns, Norma Jeanne .... R. R. No. 1 Cervantes, George .... 716 Spruce St. Conine, James .... 621 W. North St. Dibling, Mary Ann ........ R. R. No. 1 Droll, Carolyn ........ 612 S. Wood St. Thomas Reiter ,,...,....,,,....... President Mary Coughenour ........ Vice-President Rita Kramb ......................., Secretary Eugene Hannefey ................ Treasurer Ardner, Paul ........ 507 W. Center St. Boes, Richard .... 846 Columbus Ave. Boff, Dorene .... 725 N. Countyline St. Bugner, Franklin ............ 126 Fall St. Bulkowski, Francis ........ 121 Lunt St. Coughenour, Mary .... 151 E. Fourth St. Droll, Thomas .......... 846 Leonard St. Elchert, Juanita .... 515 W. Center St. Emerine, Lauren .... 600 S. Poplar St. Faber, Lynn Ann..342 W. Center St. Finsel, Duane ............ 205 E. Lytle St. Frankart, Bernard ............ R.R. No. 4 Gase, George .... 134 W. Crocker St. Jerome Gillig ...................... President Jane Jacoby ..... ........ V ice-President Carol Potteiger .................... Secretary Paul Weber ........................ Treasurer Boff, Donna .... 725 N. Countyline St. Brickner, Raphael ............ R. R. No. 3 DiCesare, Julia .............. 150 Perry St. Droll, Donna ............ 846 Leonard St. Droll, Emma ............ 502 College Ave. Dyer, John .............. 508 W. North St. Elchert, Mary ........ 515 W. Center St. Filliater, Wilma .... 487 Columbus Ave. Finsel, Catherine ............ Maple Drive R. F. D. No. 2 James Huth ........ ............. P resident Thomas Kramb ............ Vice-President Emma Wolters .................... Secretary Wayne Reinhart ................ Treasurer Abowd, George ............ 588 Maple St. Blaser, Thomas ........ 823 N. Main St. Bradner, David ........ 234 W. South St. Cline, Mary ............ 611 W. Tiffin St. Coughenour, Donald 151 E. Fourth St. DiCesare, Rosina..451 W. Fremont St. Filliater, Geraldine ...... 487 Columbus Freshman Class Droll, Willis .......... 502 College Ave. Dyer, Darrell ........ 508 W. North St. Emerine, Shirley .... 517 College Ave. Frias, Rosemary ........ 847 Spruce St. Gillig, Joan ............ 512 S. Wood Sr. Goshe, Janet ........ N. Countyline St. Hammer, Dale ........ 124 Seneca Ave. Hammer, George .... 913 S. Union St. Hammer, Jane ........ 845 S. Union St. Holman, Leonard .... 123 S. Adams St. Hunt, Robert ...... 835 W. Center St. Keiffer, Melba..64l N. Countyline St. Kiebel, Theresa .... 326 W. Center St. Kinn, Mary .................... R. R. No. 3 Kitchen, David .............. 893 Cory St. Krupp, James .... 606 W. Fremont St. Lewis, Betty .......... 1100 S. Main St. Livo, Rosalyn ........ 636 W. Tiffin St. Lucius, Shirley ........ 533 S. Main St. Sophomore Class r Kresge, Dolores ........ 108 N. Union St. Lichtle, Alice .......... 339 College Ave. Lansway, Eugene..813 Columbus Ave. Lucius, James ............ 533 S. Main St. Lyons, Betty .......... 806 W. Tiffin St. Nick, Carolyn ........ 215 Sycamore St. Nye, Bradford ............ 729 Cherry St. Gillig, Helen ............ 512 S. Wood St. Hammer, LaDanna .... 611 S. Main St. Hannefey, Eugene..312 College Ave. Heilman, Virginia..1125 N. Union St. Hoover, Anice .................... R. R. NO. 3 Kelbley, Martha ........ 910 N. Union St. Kinn, JoAnn .................... R. R. NO. 3 Kramb, Rita ............ 516 College Ave. Ortega, Carmen ............ 906 Spruce St. Junior Class Gillig, Jerome ............ 331 N. Vine Sr. Goshe, David ........ . N. Countyline St. Gutierrez, Secorro ........ 904 Spruce St. Hammer, Gilbert ...... 124 Seneca Ave. Holman, James .......... 123 Adams St. Jacoby, Jane .... 117 N. Countyline St. Jennings, Irma ........ 158 E. Fourth St. Kimmet, Gerald .............. 133 Fall St. Kliesch, Betty..123 N. Countyline St. Klinepeter, John .... 508 N. Union St. Koch, Nancy .......... 439 College Ave. McLaughlin, Michael..R. F. D. No. 1 Podach, Carl .............. R. F. D. No. 4 Potteiger, Carol..486 Columbus Ave. Senior Class Gabel, Richard ................ Elwood Ave. Hall, Patricia ........ 228 W. Tiffin St. Huth, James ............ 225 E. High St. Kramb, Thomas ...... 516 College Ave. Kruszynski, John 1440 N. Countyline St. Lansway, LuciIle..813 Columbus Ave. Lyons, Anthony .... 806 W. Tiffin St. Marks, Charleen ...... 353 W. High St. Navarro, Consuelo ...... 915 Spruce St. Nye, Francis ............ 307 S. Union St. McLaughlin, Thomas .... Hendricks St. Miller, Elaine ........ 709 W. Center St. Miller, Mary Kathryn..105 E. Lytle St Navarro, Richard ........ 903 Spruce St. Pethe, Marjorie .,.,....,... R, R, No, 1 Podach, Mary ................ R. R, No, Ramirez, Frank ........ 736 Spruce St. Reinhart, Margery..1435 N. Union St. 4 Reiter, Catherine .... 252 W. Center St. Schaffert, Gerald ...... 126 Taft Blvd. Schalk, Rose .... 329 N. Countyline St. Sheibley, Dean .......... 671 Maple St. Tiell, Dolores ................ R. R. No. A Vance, Bernard .... 457 W. Center St. Walter, John ........ 271 W. Fourth St. Weber, Gilbert..118 N. Countyline St. Welker, Suzanne .... 322 N. Union Witmore, Ann .... 440 W. Center S Zender, Arthur ........ 555 E. North St Pethe, lrene .................... R. R. N0 Potteiger, Ronnie..486 Columbus Ave Ramirez, lrene ............ 915 Spruce S Reiter, Robert ...... 252 W. Center S Reiter, Thomas .............. R. R. No Roth, Marcella ........ 799 S. Wood S Scharf, Daniel ............ 925 Walnut S Schreiner, Carl ........ 227 Sycamore S Shaull, Louise ........ 307 W. Lytle S Shultz, Richard .... 1205 N. Union S Tompkins, Richard ........ 1040 Cory Torres, Helen ............ 564 SpruCe 5 Wagner, Shirley .............. R. R. No Warner, Robert .......... 636 Summit Welker, Marilyn .... 322 N. Union S Whitra, Robert ................ R. R. N0 2 Reinhart, Laura .... 1435 N. Union S Reinhart, Lois ........ 444 W. Tiffin S Ritzler, George .............. 514 Lynn S Schmitz, Anthony..406 McDougal St Sezesny, John ............ 158 Summit St Shaull, Andrew ............ R. F. D. No Shultz, Eleanor ..... .1205 N. Union St Stevens, Thomasine ...... 318 Lytle St Voorhees, Mary .... 107 V2 N. Main St Walsh, Carol .......... 303 N. Union St Weber, Paul ,,.,...,.... 454 Fremont Dr Zeyen, Janet .......... 461 College Ave Park, Mary Jane .... 918 N. Union St Podach, Florian ................ R. R. NO. 4 Reinhart, Wayne .... 444 W. Tiffin St Reiter, Carl .......... 252 W. Center St Schalk, Eugene..329 N. Countyline St Shultz, Betty ........ 1205 N. Union St Snyder, Joan .,,...,..... 718 N. Mdln Sl' Srevaaa, Charles .... 375 Findlay Road Torres, Rita ................ 564 Spruce Si' Walters, Emma .... 271 W. Fourth St Woessner, Thomas .... 356 W. High St 1 St. ' T. . 1 t. , r.,' . 4 f. l'. f. f. T. St. 'l'... . 1 St. , l'. 4 l'. f. l'. . 3 Somers, Thomas ........ 133 Summit St. ,,
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