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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

Sf. Wendelin High School Fostoria, Ohio if 014 Volume Twenty-Three .up W' This, the Twenty-third Edition of the FOSLIN, is affectionately Dedicated to the Shepherd of our-Souls, to Whom the Pupils of the St. Wendelin Schools Pledge Filial Devotion . . . THE MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING S.T.D slsnor or rousno 3 x ,Tm , ,,,,, , THE REVEREND RAYMOND G. KIRS CH Pastor, St. Wendlelin Parish THE REVEREND JOSEPH I. SCIHILL, Principal Sociology, Religion Instructor THE REVEREND GERALD PL PELLETIER, C.PP.S Sophomore Religion Instructor SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME MARY GEN EROSE MARY TH ERESE English, Librarian History, Latin MARY IOAN Chemistry, Drafting MARY LORENZO Biology, Home Arts MARY LEOTA Mathematics, Physics MARY ROSERITA Commercial x MR. KENNETH P. HERMAN Director of Athletics Physical Education, Athletics, Science Mrs. C. C. Crawford, Secretary Mrs. Floyd C. Weber, Part-time Teacher Mrs. Harold J. Imm, Part-time Teacher l? Miss Regina Filliater, S.W.H. '46 City Health Nurse M...-. 3 si ,.+'h'1'ma .g HW? '- 2 L: -Q W, rs,-,, t, :- ,. ,.e,, . - .1 .r .:.'..,q,,.,, - , ,-., 1, -. - ff:-:.,:f:,,,'.',:z:,::u, rss, - ,fa 11, SQ H as X M x E ig wg ' X Y 3 P J iff i R S ie .,- . 1 ,gal 1 ,7 ' -:Q lie., 'IL ' f MS f 4 'Q .V -, 3.545 '-E ui V+ f 6 ,Q EF 73 Q3 .A-7' a nf 48 if Em 3 W v f iw SEV E rink 5 hi XX A 419539 V1-1, pr X t f ,. 7 SENIOR CLASS X Dfficers President Vice President Gilbert Hamm -.......-..--.Betty Kliesc Sec retary Carol Potteig Treasu rer .... ............. P aul Web 6 Donna Droll lerome Gillig Raphael Brickner Donna Droll This wee mite joined her elders on Columbus Day, October I2 . , . celebrates with George Ritzler , . . likes to drive whenever she gets the chance . . . was a cheerleader for the past two years . . . was class vice president when a freshman . . . also v.p. of the junior unit of the C.Y.O. this year . . . was one of the high FOSLIN Boosters for the. past four 'years. Raphael Brickner Ray is always out for a good time . . . usually seen in the old Ford with Gerry as co-pilot , . . lives in the country but enjoys working at Krogers more than on the farm . . . really struts his stuff on February 20 . . . popular with everyone . . . a member of the C.Y.O. and of the A.F, of L. Union . . . is looking towards the Air Force. lerome Gillig Gillig's number four to graduate . . . class officer three years . . . a seven Ietterman . . , student Rotarian . . . can talk his way into or out of anything . . . FOSLIN Booster for two years . . , answers to Sam exclusively . . . always seen driving a new Nash . . . just recovered from an appendectomy . . , skips school every December IO . . . plans to enter the medical profession. lohn Dyer john Dyer Happy-go-lucky . . . always laughing , . . strictly a grocery man . . . hopes to own a super-market someday . . . drives a blue Chrysler . . . loves to sing, dance, and play the guitar . , . does his best on December I0 . . . receives letters but never answers them . . . nickname is Tex . . . an acolyte for eight years . . . owns and rides several beautiful horses. Julia DiCesare The girl with the big smile . . . her parents were blessed bv her advent on June 30 . . . is usually quiet . . . prefers the good old summertime . . . was CI' member of the Glee Club in her freshman and iunior years . , . was one of the leaders on the FOSLIN Booster list for tour years . . . is looking around for a good office position after graduation. Donna Boff Always ready for a good time, but also a good student . . . in her younger days she helped in her father's bakeryp now she keeps herselfvbusyfat the Hi Jinx, plans to enter nurses training school immedi- ately after graduation . . . always has lots of gift packages to unwrap on January52l .i . . her oft re- peated question is Dad, may l have the car? julia DiCesare Donna Bo-ff Em ma Droll David Goshe if , Mary Elcllerf Emma Droll Better known as Teeny . . . blows out her candles on January 30 . . . always has a smile for every one . . . won first prize in the American Red Cross Poster Contest this year . . . was a FOSLIN Booster for two years . . . cheers at all football and basketball games . . . dislikes having her photo taken . . . active in the C.Y.O. Mary Elchert Mary, sometimes known as Shorty, is the tiniest of the senior class . . . saw her first day January l8 . . . is a member of the C.Y.O .... never misses a football or basketball game . . . her pet peeve is work . . . favorite color, blue . . . would like to learn to square dance , . . her one ambition is to grow tall. David Goslhe David, known as Monty', wears an extra big smile January l7 . . . had to forfeit athletics because of a leg injury , . . winner in Book Week Contest when a sophomore, and in American Legion Essay Contest last year . . . likes to go after new cars, es- pecially on school days . . . was a dinner guest of Rotarians . . . Goshe Motor Sales is his chief interest. I ex lames Holman Wilma Filliater james Holman Jim first opened his big blue eyes on April I9 . . , excelled in both football and basketball, winning three letters in the former and four in the latter s-port . . . elected captain of the basketball team this year . . . was class treasurer when a sophomore . . . broke the high point city record by making 36 baskets in the Arcadia game. Wilma Filliater Nickriamed Willie . , . always laughing . . . never a gloomy hour in WilIie's life , . . drives a '36 Dodge . . . was tops in an essay contest, My Ideal Parents, in her junior year . . . is striving to become o very efficient secretary . . .-types extra well on October 27 , . . always a willing helper . . . keeps busy at Thrailkill's store. Gilbert Hammer Gib , senior class president and member of the Student Council, added his branch to the family tree on September 22 . . . a faithful acolyte for the past eight years . . . was St. Wendelin representative at Boys' State . . . Junior Kiwanian this year . . , is usually high on the Honor Roll . . . FOSLIN Booster for three years. Gilbert Hammer Gerald' Kimmet Catherine Finse-I we sl? fx - Socorro Gutierrez Geraldl Kimmet Gerry is strictly a Kroger man . . . never gives A 8. P a second glance . , . never misses Sunday night square dancing . . . carries loads of books to study hall but reads mostly magazines . . . his fav- orite day is May 28 . . . pals around with Ray . . . has bushels of fun wherever he goes , . . ambition in life is to be a high pressure salesman. Socorro Gutierrez An all around friend to everyone . . . a FOSLIN Booster for three years . . . a big smile for all, that's Corry . . . member of the Student Council . . . Rotarian dinner guest , . . opened those big brown eyes for the first time on February ll . . . has been with the class since her second year of school . . . often seen with Cathy , Catherine Finsel Smiles most on February 7 . . . is regular Mass attendant . . . chapel organist for three years , . . Glee Club for three years . . . FOSLlN Booster two years . . . answers to Cathy or Katie . . . likes to square dance . , . green is her choice of colors . . . likes to use big words . . . goes in for Pontiacs. Her future seems to be a nurses career. T l john Klinepeter lane lacoby lohn Klinepeter A lad who has a smile for everyone . . . a faithful server for five years . . . Student Council member . . . Junior Kiwanian . . . FOSLIN Booster three years . . . Glee Club member for three years. Enjoys Happy Birthday on March lO . . . likes Devil's Lake but prefers Toledo . . . will probably be a printer some day if the Army doesn't get him first. Jane Iacoby Brown hair and blue eyes, that's Janie . . , active in sports . . . cheerleader in sophomore year . . . vice president in junior year . . . loves to sing . . , was on FOSLIN Booster list for two years . . . likes to speed around in that '50 Chevey . . . big C.Y.O. goer , . . eats an extra hamburg every July 28 . . . practically publishes the Fostoria Review Times. Michael McLaughlin The only male sacristan of St. Wendelin's . . . likes to serve at the altar . . . manager of the winning 1949-50 basketball team . . . favorite day is April ll, when he lights an extra candle . , . he likes sports and dancing . . . is always eager to help whenever and wherever he can . . . is a friend to all. Y g Michael McLaughlin Betty Kliesch Anthony Schmitz -.4 s George Ritzler Betty Kliesch Class Vice President in both sophomore year and senior years . . . also vice president of Student Coun- cil . , . never misses First Honors . . . runs away with the scholastic awards every year . . . sees every basketball and football game . . . president of Ho Chi . . . Harvest Queen . . . chief ambition is to get a driver's license . . . Lady Luck smiled on Betty Octo- ber 27 . . . was a FOSLIN Booster two years. George Ritzler Ritz shares honors with Columbus, October 12 . . . Editor-in-Chief of l95l FOSLIN, and a FOSLIN Booster for three years . . . a football letterman . . . a faithful altar boy for eight years , . . usually rates high on the Honor Roll . . . was Rotarian student guest this year . . . sports editor of S.W.H. basketball games for the Fostoria Daily Review Times. Anthony Schmitz Easy to get along with and lots of fun . . . some people still say that he has the nicest, straightest hair ever seen , . . is never without his green jalopy . . . a whiz at card playing . . . answers to the name General . . . has birthday January l8 . . . Catholic Chronicle class leader for two years. Carl Podoch Carl Podoch Carl makes square dancing a hobby . . . drives a blue Chevie . . . usually with a load of girls . . . wears a dark maroon hat . . . is an excellent accordion player . , . saw the light of day on January 2 . . . youngest in the class . . . This year was the first time he had to go to school on his birthday . . . Carl likes big tractors, sugar beets and tomatoes. Nancy Koch Always seen and heard, too, that's Nancy . . . likes black Plymouths . . , Isaly's coulcln't get along without her . . . eats an extra ice cream cone every June l6 . . . gets starry eyed whenever she hears La Vian Rose . . . active member of Glee Club for two years . . , writes letters and more letters . . . most cherished ambition is to acquire a driver's license. Irma lennings First opened her eyes on August l4, in Toledo . . . cheered the team for two years whether they won or lost . . . secretary of the class when a sophomore . . . loves So Tired . , . drives a l950 two tone Chevrolet . . . member of Junior C. Y. O. . . . always happy , . . goes to sleep watching TV . . . blue is her color . . . ambition to be an office worker. Nancy Koch l . Irma Alennings Paul Weber Laura Reinhart Carol Potteiger Paul Weber Pete was class officer for three years . . . also three years at basketball . . . a good student . . . buzzes around in a green Packard . . . can start a conversation on anything, although sports is usually the topic . . . arguing seems to be his most cherished pastime . . , each year he looks forward to February l8 . . . was student guest at Rotary dinners . . . plans to be a chemical engineer. Carol Potteigeir Beheld light the first time on July l8 . . . is always high on the Honor Roll . , . class secretary in both junior and senior years . . . always works hard in study hall . . . member of Glee Club two years . . . never has much to say, but always a big smile for everyone . . . is a member of the Student Council , . . green is her color . . . homemaking, her ambition. Laura Reinharl' Our 'pleasant brunette is kindness personified . . . a regular Mass attendant . . . is usually at games . . . cheers the loudest on November l7 . . . favors Chryslers , , . is good at building air castles . . . her favorite color is blue . . . often heard humming A Bushel and a Peck , . . is anticipating a good position after graduation. Andrew Shaull Andrew Shaull If you see a maroon flash go by you'll know it is Andy in his '41 Dodge . . . he dislikes women drivers and cars that rattle . , . came to us in the eighth grade . . . made two letters in football . . . co-captain in senior year . . . next year's team will be at a great loss without him . . . always celebrates December 8. Lois Reinhort Did you ever see a green Chevy being pushed to the nearest gas station? . . . that's Lois'. Has birth- day November 30 . . . gets her extra spending money from Edison's . . . always bright and cheery . . . has a warm spot in her heart for the Navy and the Air Force , . . an active officer of the C.Y.O. . . . FOSLIN Booster three years. lohn' Sczesny ls employed at the Highland Company . . . has quite a wardrobe . . . ambition of senior class is to snip off his long curly locks . . . A in conduct all through high school . . . goes to the Ranch twice on March l8 . . . aspires to work for the Government . seen at all basketball and football games with Dave . . . won American Legion Essay prize in sopho- more year. Lois Reinhort john Sczesny Carol Walsh Carol Walsh Here is our little fire prevention girl who takes an extra ride on her father's fire engine on October 23 . . . is usually seen with Nancy . . . a whiz in Office Practice . . . a member of the Glee Club for two years . . . likes to drive her Dad's Chrysler . . . is usually happy and gay. Ianet Zeyen Ianet Zeyen Our Hoosier girl . , . always found on the Honor Roll . . . is secretary of the junior unit of the C.Y.O. . . . first girl in her class to have an accident all by herself . . . was a FOSLIN Booster for the past four years , . , a super-saleslady at all times . . . attends all basketball and football games . . . one of the five selected to take the General Scholarship Test . . . has birthday April 4. Richard Wangler Richard Wangler Dick came to St. Wendelin's for his senior year of school . . . he attended Dalton High School, Georgia, in freshman and sophomore years . . . in his junior year, St, Bernards High School . . . one of the five to take General Scholarship test at Tiffin . . . Dick is right there when it comes to solving prob- lems in math and science . . . has Happy Birthday on March l l. Eleanor Shultz Eleanor Shultz There's a Ford in her future for which she has definite plans . . . has a driver's permit . . . just dying to have license , . . always giggles at the tune of Melvin, The Goat Boy . . . hates getting up early . . . has long brown hair and big brown eyes . . . always getting into mischief . . . started activities on February 10 . , . a nice classmate and a wonderful friend. H , I ,,u:..,,' 1 ' Q1 4 Y V if ' X EWU N i sr rr - S 432 . 4 . 1 1 ,w I. Doing research work for the essay contests JUNIOR CLASS Officers President ....... ....,......... P aul A d Vice President ............ Shirley Wa Secretary .................... Robert W Treasurer ........ ........... A nise Hoo dding sciellfists' t bu . up 0 be ..roPs with 'ms gm hemistry seems to A section of the junior drafting Semi-micro C class at worlo on tlfe develop- ment of transition pieces. Studying hard, Mary? One of the most practical and interesting classes for the girls. They can be justly proud of the many nice things they have already completed. Drawing up plans for their future homes. ,,,,, fIf3 Ill? Home :loss IS ol' SEIVICG Temperature as okay how's the blood pressure? SOPHOMORE CLASS Officers K Preside I Vice-P u ,ll Please, Father, what was that quesiion. Just Waiting. i e . s Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears! My turn next! Getting an education is really o CLIMB, isn't it, Sophs? Finished for the day. Notice how Ioath they are to leave FRESHMAN CLASS Officers President ....... ..... R ichard Walters Vice Pre sid Iuanita Malagon Secret C rol Sheib X d, Z Some of the freshies between classes Getting ready for business. Tardy slips for the freshmen. Leisure Moments 'Venil Vidi! Vici! This freshman English class seems to be both interested and happy Well,-here ore the records. A group of first year typing students,-a rother mixed class composed of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW-Shirley Wagner, Robert Reiter, Betty Kliesch, Robert Hunt, Anise Hoover, James KruPPf Shirley Emerine. MIDDLE ROW-Carol Sheibley, Virginia Heilman, William Park, Rosalyn Livo, John Klinepeter, Juanita Malagan, Gilbert Hammer, Rosemary Marks. TOP ROW-Donald Miller, Janet Goshe, Robert Warner, Socorro Gutierrez, John Walters, Carol Potteiger, Paul Weber, Paul Ardner. C. Y. 0. OFFICERS Jerome Gillig, President: Donna Droll, Vice-president, Janet Zeyen, Secretary: Paul Weber, Treasurer, Donna Boll, Social Chairman, Lois Reinhart, Cultural Chairman: George Ritzler, Athletic Chairman. Privileged dinner guests of the F.0.P.A. were the best expounders of the subject: Why I Am Glad I Am An American. Catherine Finsel was first: Betty Kliesch, second: Carol Potteiger, third: Alice Lichtle, fourth. Congratulations to Emma Droll, first prize winner in the RED CROSS Poster Contest. Carol Lyman rated second: Juanita Malagan, third: Darlene Potteiger and Delores Kresge, fourth. The American Constitution in the ,Modern World was the subject of the essay for which George Ritzler and Carol Potteiger won first prizes: John Kleinpeter and Edward Wangler, second: Betty Lyons and Rita Logsdon, third: Paul Ardner, Theresa Kiebel, Dean Sheibley, and Carol Lyman Honorable Mention. King of the high school Catholic Chronicle campaign is Vernon Holman. Other high sellers are: James Krupp, John Blaser, Rose Ann Schalk, Anthony Schmitz, 'Barbara Karcher, and Rita Kramb. Theresa Kiebel, Catherine Finsel, and Ann Marie Witmore are our chapel organists at Mass and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Michael McLaughlin, Rosemary Marks, Margaret Beresford, Suzanne Welker, and Catherine Reiter are the faithful sacristans who love to keep Christ's sanc- tuary always tip-top. Annual Retreat by the Rev. Thomas E. Reynolds Nov. 20-22, 1950 ALTAR BOYS. BOTTOM ROW: James Utriainen, Eugene Shumaker, Donald Miller, Gerald Weber, Donald Kruszynski. MIDDLE ROW: George Gase, Daniel Scharf, Jack Dyer, Richard Shultz, Richard Tompkins, William Park. TOP ROW: Gilbert Hammer, Jack Klinepeter, Paul Ardner, George Ritzler, Robert Reiter, Daniel Ziegman. Michael McLaughlin and Dean Sheibley were both absent. Dual Casts Donna Droll Carl Podach Wilma Filliater John Sczesny Donna Bott Jack Klinepeter Jerome Gillig Mary Elchert Betty Kliesch Paul Weber if -J? 'K' Janet Zeyen Nancy Koch Gilbert Hammer David Goshe George Ritzler Carol Walsh Eleanore Shultz Jane Jacoby Gerald Klmmet Juni0' Sem Q. ,W s ' ' E All ready ' I 'ig' ,Q spy 'W-ilaguk. -HM Looks like it might mean a free day for us. 11 M' W 1 Children gather to see the new Archbishop off to Cincinnati. FUUTBALL 6 lerom 3 o .: cn 3 cu L 'u : 4 5 su E o in VI o E o .1: I' O Z n. C I- nuel Na- ard Navarro, Ma -C .Y Z ni O -5- .i U Z E en Em- r, Laur' 2 N . : nc Holman, George SS la .si 5 .2 .2 a. 0 'U 0 1. ll- - ln 2 E 2 o Don varro, Aurice Hoover, ner, Robert Warner, 'u L 4 E u n. Ta Ill .E u. an 1: r: o : D . an : .- h an A o 3 'B L o .c Ric ond Torres, r', Ray an r or 0 va 1: .c o ? 4: r: 3 I ch Reiter, Coa bert Ro Krupp, SS rge Gase, lam 60 G hitta. W ters, Robert neth Herman. en K Ramirez, nk antes, Fra OW: George Cerv R SECON D Holman, ona rd Le f, H rt Robe - L 2 'u L u 3 'o ui 2 3 3 r: .: o 7 .n eu 3 E - an I. N L 0 1: cu :E i5 a P 'u In o :: In an no N 0 U C .2 I- I SS Lo 1 Wi ne. 7 Coni GS I11 Ia Sheer T. . Ill . ln D E -li 4 1? 3 Physic etic vi Co-Captain Gillig Co-Captain Shaull O o n fi :- X m : : -4 I cu 1 3 a :I Z O I P E R ul W rn D Q 5 U W W rn P 5 Z Q ln O I In U C I' rn Om Z rf 2 Q 5 O :- o 'l Q. O ? . Elmore ........................ 7 -n 'Y rn 3 o 3 Fl' cn I ' i o UI cu 'U :r U.: ? !.DU1U1LDU1U7UH.l1U'7U1 l 'l'f'1'P1'I'+:'i 'P 1 'f'P'l' ..U,,L. XOUJUJ Q '4 O. CD xl V . Van Buren .................. 7 ? NL. ONUJ Z Z O O 3 1 Q -T 7? T N Q Q :T ' 2 5 as xl OX -'Iv OX-ILO Ln -o 5 Q. c Vi F Z4 cn I ' 0 'K N4 O Lcnkesude ?? Q U' ln o 5 cr c 7 no O St. W. Total ........ 150 Opps. Total ...... ........ E5 1 Ritzler Holman Somers A. Slmull J. Holman J. Conine G. Cervantes J. Gillig Elmore The Mohawks hopes of an undefeated season was abruptly broken by a good Elmore team. Elmore shoved across their only touchdown with but a little over a minute left in the second quarter. The Mohawks defense settled down and stopped the Elmore powerlives in the second half, but could not muster the offensive power to score, and found themselves on the short end of a 7-O score. Fremont, St. Joe The Mohawks traveled to Fremont to take on the Crimson Streaks in a Sunday afternoon game. St. Wendelin was a definite underdog, because L Emerine R. Warner of St. joe's mammoth weight advantage. However, the Mohawks were up for this game, and came from behind to tie the score at l3-l 3. A pass in- terception gave the Saints the ball deep in Fremont territory, but time ran out and the Mohawks had to settle for the tie. Van Buren St. Wendelin'ployed host to Van Buren, and really poured it on, as they gained their first win of the year. The Mohawks displayed great teamwork and builtup a 27-O score at the half. ln the second half, all the available boys on the squad got a taste of game action, as the Saints went on to win 33-7. R. Reiter R. Hunt J. Krupp J. Walters R. Whitta E. Wangler Clyde The Mohawks racked up win number two the following Friday as they swept by the Clyde Flyers l9-7. Although the Mohawks scored only three times and the game was close, the Mohawks were never in too much trouble, for they seemed to be able to pick up the necessary yardage when it was needed. North Baltimore The Mohawks expected an easy win at North Baltimore. The game started as expected with the Saints scoring on the second play from scrimmage, taking the lead 7-O. Then North Baltimore stiffened up and with only four minutes left in the game the Mohawks found themselves with a skimpy 7-6 lead. The Saints had what it takes in the pinches, and seemed to move with ease to score the game-winning touchdown. Lakeside The Mohawks met Lakeside on the cold Saturday night, which was designated as Dad's night. The Mohawk steam-roller behind precision blocking and wonderful team work, got off to a lead they never relin- quished. lt was the Saints fourth straight victory. Score: St. Wendelin 26, Lakeside l3. L. Holman F. Bulkowski B. Frankari- G Rlfllef R. Walters A. Hoover Ll Ll , , F. Hunt G. Weber R. Torres R. Navarro Norwalk St. Paul Norwalk, St. Paul had lost only one game up until the night the Mo- hawks showed the power and teamplay needed to beat the razzle-dazzle team of St. Paul's. The Mohawks led 6-O at the halftime and built the lead up to 20-O midway in the fourth quarter, when substitutes were used freely. The 20-7 victory was the fifth in a row for the Mohawks. Sandusky, St. Mary The Mohawks, who had been a good offensive team all year, showed defensive strength as they registered their sixth straight victory and their first shutout of the year l4-O. The Mohawks stopped the Sandusky drives whenever they came deep in the Saints' territory. Gibsonbuirg Gibsonburg, a supposedly weak team undoubtedly played its best game of the year against the Mohawks in the final game for both teams. How- ever, the Mohawks sneaked by the Golden Bears 6-O, as they racked up their seventh victory of the year and established a school record. D. Miller F. Ramierez J. Seever vi da Q VA Em A Mags' if ai? if H 42 f su ' 5 if an Coach Herman, Father Schill, Father Kirsch, Father Pelletier, Joe Blaser, Charlie Jinks. MOTHERS BANQUET Way back in l93Z, Mrs. George Wolph called the football mothers to- gether and suggested a dinner for the team and their associates for all the work they did during the season. That was the beginning of this annual affair. Every year our mothers slave all day to prepare a meal, and what a rneall We wish to say, Mothers, we thank you. 54 BASKETBALL Jim Holman, Bob Reiter, Jerry Gillig, Gene Hannefey, Jim Krl-IPP, John Wolters, Bob Hunt, Coach Herman. uf ,, . iii' N. NORWALK ST. PAUL The St. Wendelin Mohawks opened their hardwood season better than they did their gridiron as they edged by Norwalk in an extremely exciting ball game. lt was nip and tuck all the way until the final buzzer sounded with the Saints out in front. Score: S.W.H. 54-Norwalk 53. RISINGSUN On the night of December 5, the local cagers traveled to Rising- sun to take on the Tiger quintet. The Saints did not have too much trouble with that game but the Tigers surely gave them a scare in the last few minutes. lt did not do them any good, however, for the final score read: S.W.H. 6l-Risingsun 53. TIFFIN CALVERT On the feast of the Immaculate Conception, December 8, the Tiffin Calvert Senaca's paid a visit to the local gym but went home a disappointed ball club after the Mohawks trounced them by twelve points. That game was what some people considered the best ball game played here in the last few years. Score: S.W.H. 69-Tiffin Calvert 57. HOLMAN GILLIG 5l-Ottawa 64. highly favored Chieftains 75-62 SN OTTAWA The night of December l2, saw the local hardwooders taking on a newcomer to their schedule in the form of Ottawa Sts Peter and Paul. The boys were going after their fourth straight win of the season. However, lady luck was not smiling on them and so they brought home a score with a l3 point deficit S IW H GENOA The Saints traveled to Genoa on Friday night December l5 hoping to get back into the win column They did lust that as they bombarded the Comets by fifteen points lt was one of those nights when the boys didn t miss very often The score board read 72-57 at the end of the game HOPEWELL LOUDON The Hopewell Loudon Chieftains came to town on December l9, roaring, as they were picked to be among the best Class B teams of the state. But the Mohawks were too tough for them The locals set a new record in this game as they downed the jA,CKSON-LIBERTY jackson-Liberty High School was another newcomer o th I l n e oca schedule, but our boys had no trouble with the team. Amsden went d b f ' ' own, e ore the Mohawks onslaught with a final score. S.W.H. 75- jackson Liberty 48. FREMONT ST. j0E january 2 was the first game of the New Year for the Saints. They started on the right foot as they traveled to Fremont to down the Crimson Streaks in the first overtime game of he season. This made the third successive time that the Crimson Streak hardwooder s fell before the onslaught of Coach Kenny Herman's boys. Final score: 65-62. CYGNE'l' On the night of January 9 the Mohawks traveled to Cygnet to go after their fifth straight win of the season and their eighth victory in nine games. Instead of victory, however, they met with bitter defeat. Some say this game was lost due to one man not being able'to play and others say it was just one of those things-anyway, the locals lost 47-44. HANNEFEY REITER SANDUSKY ST. MARY'S On Sunday afternoon, january I4, the locals traveled to Coach Her- man's home town, Sandusky, to try to put themselves back into the winningfcolumn. However, they failed to make good and came home with a third loss tacked onto their record. Sandusky had lost but one of the 31 games and that was the previous night to Fremont 52-SO. Final score: Sandusky 86-S.W.H. 60. NORTH BALTIMORE On january I6 when North Baltimore visited the local gym, the Saints were still trying to get back the favor of Lady Luck. But they fared no better on this night for North Baltimore dro ed th b f PP em Y Cl margin of IO points. This was one of those times when the other team was really the hottest. Final score: 74-64. GIBSONBURG On the night of january I9 the Golden Bears of Gibsonbur did 1 9 not fare too well for the Mohawks downed them once more to enter th . . . . e victory column. The Mohawks broke their own previous scoring record as points were going through the hoop at all time. Final score: 77-72. 57 WALTER I cgi.. .f .ar lv R, , f-in L A i i t . r ' i . - A . i 4.13 ef , , M zf' if xt I- rs --' i. .Q- iiffflliqf 5. mr:-3 fi-,.E.i-.llfifflefg fafleliggwiif - .qi if 212515125- 'f - ' t KR U P P l . 9. . it s M 7,2 i i X 1- Y j -t1 l ,, si -2 M, gr -'li -Vw: ,- A EE-Y . ' . QEZ I f ia, 5 8 5 .15. ' CLYDE When the Clyde Flyers came to town on january 23, they did not give the Mohawks too much competition for the latter defeated them by l6 points. The Mohawks kept rolling in points which brought their previous record of 765 points up to 840. They downed the Flyers 75-59. I LAKE On the night of january 30, the local hard- wooders traveled to Wood County to tackle the Lake Flyers who had handed them a one point loss in the remaining seconds of last year's ball game. The Mohawk's offensive power had the night off and they bowed to the Flyers 44-40. This gave the Mohawks a record of nine wins and five losses. ARCADIA Tuesday, February 6, the Arcadia Redskins came to town hoping to down a highly fav- ored Mohawk ball club. They were in for a surprise as the Mohawks shooting accuracy even surprised the coach. The Mohawks rolled up their highest total in this game as they won 78-50. FREMONT ST. IOE Sunday afternoon, February ll, the Crim- son Streaks came to Fostoria to try and break a three game losing streak to the Mohawks. The Mohawks were favored but Saint Joe was going strong and the local boys could not quite reach them. Score 59-54. TIFFIN CALVERT QQ 1 On February 9, the locals travelled to Tiffin to take on the Seneca's whom they defeated earlier in the season. Both teams were on and the game proved to be a very close one, but again the Mohawks shooting accuracy brought them out on top. Score 64-60. T 0 U R N A M E N T NORWALK ST. PAUL The first game of the Protest Tournament the locals drew St. Paul whom they nosed out the first game of the season 54-53. The locals settled any dispute regarding which school had the better team. They lowered the Flyers by the score of 75-59. SANDUSKY After defeating Norwalk, the locals were teamed against the highly favored Sandusky quintet. The first half was a very fine ball game but during the third stanza the Saints started falling apart. This loss dropped the locals from any further tournament play. Score 68-57. HUNT 1 lf if '::.-5 91-1- 'C 5 ii wp - Q e gy, 3 . j fl CHEERLEADERS Tom McLaughlin, Shirley Emerine, Betty Lyons, Irma Jennings, Alice Lichtle, Donna Droll Darrell Dyer. RESERVES KNEELING: Dick Walters, John Seever, Coach Herman, Ray Torres, Lenny Holman. STAND- ING: Gene Kimmet, Aurice Hoover, George Cervantes, Paul Ardner, Louie Nye, Bob Warner, and Jim Conine. FOSLIN Editor-in-chief ........................ George Ritzler Assistant Editors .... Lois Reinhart, jane jacoby Business Manager ...................... David Goshe Pictures and Text ............ Mary Elchert, Betty Kliesch, Socorra Gutierrez, lrma jennings, Laura Reinhart, Catherine Finsel, Gerald Kimmet, Carl Podach, john Klinepeter. Alumni and Patrons .................... janet Zeyen Football .............. Paul Weber, Andrew Shaull STAFF Basketball .......... jerome Gillig, James Holman Circulation .... Emma Droll, john Dyer, Gilbert Hammer, Richard Wangler, julia DiCesare, john Sczesny, Nancy Koch, Raphael Brick- ner. Advertising ...... Carol Potteiger, Carol Walsh, Donna Droll, Donna Bott, Wilma Filliater, Eleanor Shultz, Michael McLaughlin, An- thony Schmitz, Thomas Somers. FOSLIN BOOSTERS 590 ....... ....... 1 anet Zeyen 570 ....... ....... D onna Droll 305 ....... .............. L ynn Faber 215 ....... ....... R ose Ann Schalk ..Catherine Finsel ..Suzanne Welker ..........jane jacoby --.Bernard Vance Socorro Gutierrez -...Wilma Filliater -..........Betty Kliesch -.....-Virginia Heilman 215 205 180 175 165 ....--- ' ....... 160 145 120 120 1 isffffl If 1 io ....... .... 105 ....... .. 1 05 ...... - 1 00 ....... 95 .,..... 95 ....... .. 90 ....... .- 85 ....... .. 85 ....... .. 80 ....... .... 80 ....... ....... 80 ....... .... 75 ....... 75 ....... .... 75 ....... .... 75 ....... .... 75 ....... .... 70 ....... 70 ....... .- 70 ....... .. 70 ....... .. 65 ....... ....Richard Shultz ....Gerald Kimmet .-Gilbert Hammer ..........Rita Kramb .-...George Ritzler ......Emma Droll -......Alice Lichtle .....-..John Walter ....Eleanore Shultz ..-...Lois Reinhart ...Robert Warner ..........Donna Boff Mary Ann Dibling .Catherine Reiter ...-..Robert Whitta ..Eugene Lonsway ..William Bugner ...Rosemary Frias ..Rosemary Marks ....-....john Blaser ....-...Mary Elchert ....Norma 1. Burns .......Robert Hunt ......julia DiCesare 65 ...... ........... D orene Boff 65 ...,. ....... A nise Hoover 65 ....,. .............. R obert Reiter 60 Raphael Brickner 55 ,,..,. ,,..... L aura Reinhart 55 ..,.,. .,,.... j ohn Klinepeter 55 ..,,. ......... D avid Goshe 55 ...., ......... j erome Gillig 55 ,,,,,, .,,.,,,. M artha Kelbley 55 ,,,,, ,.,,.... S hirley Emerine 55 ...,. ......... I ames Krupp ,,,...,.Barbara Kirian -..-..Daniel Ziegman ......-......Jack Dyer --...-.lrma Jennings -..--....-..Carl Podach ....-Anthony Schmitz -.,.-.-Andrew Shaull ........--.-Carol Walsh ...-....Richard Wangler ......,,--...-.....Paul Weber ,,,,,.,Michael McLaughlin ..--.-.--..Franklin Bugner -.-.-.......Thomas roll Eugene Hannetey ,,--......Daniel Scharf --.....james Conine .-,,..,MeIba Keiffer ,-.....jeanne Zeyen ...--..Paul Ardner .--.....Betty Lyons --.....--...Helen Torres -...-.....Shirley Wagner Ma ry Coughenour ..--..Barbara Karcher .-...Don Kruszynski 191 1 Florence lBarrett1 Wonderly Sister Mary Rosella Ziegman 1914 Florence lZiegmanD Kane Alma lHussJ Kinn 1915 Naomi Kehn 1916 Frances lHelmstetterJ Coughenour Florence CHuth1 Gebert Leone lziegmanl Goshe 1917 Lester G. Huth 1919 Harry B. Lee 1922 Paul M. Weber 1924 Catherine fLee1 Warner E. Austin Weber 1925 John A. Lee Lawrence Scharf Timothy E. Walsh Margaret Weber 1926 Philip Degens Maurice Scharf Bernard Vance Catherine lWeberJ Vance l0YAl ALUMNI 1928 Dr. J. N. Kiebel Thomas A. Lee Francis M, Marley Helen 1PodachJ Nye Mary CBauerJ Rinebold Pat lO'MaIleyJ Welker 1929 Mary A. lThillJ Bugner Herman Frederick Cyril Kuhn Elizabeth Uacobyl Lee Dorothy lFerwaltJ Peluso Catherine lKeiferJ Reese 1930 Carmel Huth Florence lAltwiesJ Kuhn Charles Krupp Louise Scharf Genevieve Shaull Carl J. Vogel Raymond J. .Weber 1931 Florence Degens Dorothy M. Jacoby Florence CBighamJ Marchion Rose lWellyJ Schroth John Weber 1932 Raymond A. Binkley Joseph L. Blaser Rev. Alvin H. Burns, C.PP.S. Paul Emerine Rose Ellen Weber 1933 Virgil Frederick Dorothy lAltwiesJ Kirian Anno lGoseJ Schetter 1934 Ardella lFoos1 Binkley Roland Elchert Anna Mae lNyeD Koepfer Richard Puchta Richard Scharf Leonard F. Skonecki 1935 Lawrence J. Daugherty Eleanor lShermanJ Mathey Harold Puchta George Wolph 1936 Paul E, Daugherty Lawrence Fink Robert Kramb Virginia lKlinepeterJ Lee John N. Martin Justin Nye 1937 Madonna iHowardl Roberts Marguerite lFalewageJ Nye Joseph Magers 1938 Melvin Bixler Carolyn lWonderlyi Border Helen CKrambi Cochie John Crawford Paul J. Downes Richard Emerine Dr. Leonard P. Lehmann Kathryn iSmithi Wade 1939 Vernon Elchert Mary Jane iDownesi Emmons Sister Mary Loisann Kramb Lola lFrankarti Lichtle Paul Lichtle Richard Patterson Joseph Ulman Richard Weber Joan lLonswayi Wolph John B. Wonderly Mary Ziegman 1940 Frank Crawford William Getz Caroline lCunninghami Karg Leonard Nye Vivian iHolmanJ Ritzler Marguerite lLichtleJ Slesinski James Ulman Paul Wagner Mary iSmithJ Yost 1941 Rita Binkley Charles Bulkowski Dorothy iKiefferJ Dehring Ursula Finsel Katherine CDownesJ Howells William Kramb Joanne lHuthl Lannen Catherine iCoughenourJ Randall Mary Richmond Joseph Ritzler Dr. E. T. Sheeran Rita lLonswayJ Snodgrass Rita iArdnerD Speelmen Maraquita E. CBouillonJ Steinmetz Wilfred C. Steinmetz 1942 Richard Abowd, Jr. Helen iHeilmanJ Bradner Robert Bradner Joanne iKlinepeterJ Crowe Mary CNavarroJ Delgado Eleanor Foos Edward Hammer, Jr. Lester C. Huth .Herman Kieffer Carl Kramb Richard Magers Mary CWhittai Martin Marjorie Schmitz Harold Sheeran Dr. Harry R, Stoner Kathryn fSmithJ Yost Helen Whitta 1943 Philip Abowd Ann Louise lSwintJ Beier Eugene Blaser Lena fKuntz7 Dehnhoff Mary DiCesare Florence Droll Bernard Elchert Helen fFilliateri Feasel Earl Graham Donald Lichtle William Loeffler Rita Jo lUlmani Lozier Mildred fFinselD Naderer Mildred lDrollJ Scheidhauer James Smith Dolores tFraustoi Veselite 1944 Regina CWaltermyeri Bennett Richard Bradner l0YAl ALUMNI Kathryn lScharfi Carrel Richard Collins Frances CRitzlerJ Colwell Joanne iEmerinei Holderman Alice Hammer William Heilman Donald E. Huth Joanne Kinn Walter Kramb James Lannen Jane lZeigmanJ Magers Mary Patterson Patricia tHowardi Wolfarth 1945 Patricia Abowd Raymond Bodart Edward Collins Patricia Downes Donald Droll James J. Droll Mary Lou CLehmannJ Droll Donald Elchert Mary Margaret Finsel Bette tScharti Gangway Thomas G. Geoghegan Robert W. Gillig Donald R. Goshe Mary lWeIlyJ Gray Benedict Hammer Jeanne lValterJ Huth Mary Kramb Evelyn lFrankarti Krupp Margaret tDrolIi Schetter Donald Stoner Virginia iWhittai Abowd Kate lClineJ Wunderlin 1946 Margaret Abowd William Bradner Beverly Jean lSomersi Brondes Philomena DiCesare Gerald T. Droll James Dyer James Emerine Bernard Feehan Donna Frankhart Robert Gillig Mary Margaret Hammer Mary Lou CHammeri Hartman Donna Jones Richard Karcher Russell Keiffer Rosemary fBrickneri Lannen Norma CLonswayi Lehmann Thomas Lichtle Lawrence Mabus Daniel Patterson Joanne Scharf Mary Jane Schira Daniel Sczesny LaVaun lHannefeyi Vance Janet Wright Arthur Yonker Jane Zeyen 1947 Janet L. Blaser June Walteri Channels Mary Collins Floyd Derck Robert Dibling Carolyn lCorcorani Droll Gerald J. Droll Barbara Finsel Robert Gase James E. Gillig Gerald Jacoby Patricia Karcher Luciann Kinn Philip Martin Donald Ritzler Donna Ritzler Dorothy lLyonsD Sczesny Thomas Sheeran Harold Sorg Margery Swint Phillip Weimerskirk Carl Yonker John Yost Alice Zeyen 1948 Robert Ardner James Bradner Gerald Brickner Joan Crawford Joan iBraggi Emerine Viola Faeth Patricia lLangi Feehan Mildred Hammer Patricia fLehmanni Keating Theresa Kruszynski Donald Loeffler Erma Lonsway Mary Jo Marks John Pocs Margaret Puchta Carolyn Reinhart Kathleen iWilliamsi Roth Donald Schalk Sister Mary Johnann Sczesny Mary Shaull Vera Torres Mary Welly. James C. Whitta Charleen lWilliamsi Roth Marilyn fSnyderi Ziegman Jack Ziegman 1949 Carl Bodart Bernard Conine Paul Dibling Clarence Droll Charles F. Finsel Margaret Frankhart Carolyn Frankart Michael W, Geoghegan Dorothy Gillig Marjorie Good Jane E. Huth Anna Mae Kelbley Edwin Kramb Charles Lang Julia Ledwedge Howard Martin, Jr. Elizabeth Park John Patterson lrene Pocs Shirley Reinhart lris lReiteri Smith Alfred Ritzler Margaret Shaull Haldan Tompkins Donald Walters Richard L. Zeyen, Jr. 1950 George Abowd Thomas Blaser David Bradner Mary Cline Donald Coughenour Rosina DiCesare Geraldine Filliater Patricia Hall James A. Huth Thomas Kramb John F. Kruszynski Lucille Lonsway Anthony Lyons Charleen Marks Consuelo Navarro Francis Nye Mary Jane Park Florian G. Podach Wayne Reinhart Carl Reiter Eugene Schalk Betty Shultz Joan Snyder Rita Torres Emma Rose Walters Thomas Woessner The story of the 'Ist story. The porch is gone. Under roof and prepared for use P A R I S H R E C T C R Y FACULTY INTERMEDIATE AND PRIMARY GRADES Sisters of Notre Dame: SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER MARY MARY MARY MARY MA RY MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY MARY INNOCENTIA cosMA RAPI-IAEL CLAVERA ANDREW VIRGIN coRNEII.I.Is 1'I-IoMAsI1'A IEAN FRANCIS IANENE EDWARD ANN EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE HFTH GRADE 1 FIFTH GRADE Bottom Row: Dolores Vargas, Joyce Reiter, Christine Woltelt, Suzanne Brickner, Linda Radkey, Jeannine Sheibley, Janet Keiffer, Mary Lonsway, Janice Barry.' Second Row: Janet Karcher, Bertha Cervantes, Sue Ann Huss, Marilyn Blaser, Mary Ann Welly, Shirley Williams, Dorisann Norris, Joan Forristell, Joyce Elchert, Carol Kuhn. Third Row: John Howbert, John Lamberjack, James Miller, Raymond Huether, Darrel Bentz, EIGHTH GRADE Bottom Row: John Miller, Thomas Warner, Ronald Blaser, Donald Filliater, John Schreiner. Second Row: Joyce McFadden, Shirley Vance, Ruth Gillig, Delores Weber, Theresa Peluso, Susan Jacoby, Marie Reinhart. Third Row: Gerald Reiter, Don- ald Stone, Norma Lucius, Patricia Kiebel, Patricia Barry, Nancy Moran, Shirley Frankart, Fourth Row: Ruth Ardner, Rose Babb, Marlene Burns, Janet Kirian, Mary Jane Kelbley, Dorothy SEVENTH GRADE Bottom Row: Left to right-Ronald Huss, Gerald Shultz, Clif- tord Holman, James Hagenmaier, David Kelbley, Gary Zimmer- man, James Frankart. Second Row: Nancy Witmore, Bernadine Fleck, Claudette Huether, Nancy Howbert, Margaret Howard, Frances Potteiger, Georgia ller. Third Row: Wanda Keitfer, Joyce Ortega, Joanne Miller, Donna Hottbauer, Carolyn Mar- graf, Sue Ann Sullivan, Geraldine Boff, Norma Schreiner, Carol Coleman, Barbara Hernandez. Fourth Row: Noreta Weber, Albert Frankart, Richard Reinhart, John Shaull, Robert Park, Robert Huber. Fourth Row: Frederick McCarty, David Banks, Frank Malagon, James Ritzler, Deroy Knowlton, LeRoy Kelbley, William Faber, Thomas Hagenmaier, Gerald Lonsway, Michael Tiell, Ronald Woessner. Top Row: Larry Colman, Michael Kuhn, Donald Kimmet, Michael Huth, John Wright, William Gase, William Marley. Malagon, Marlene Spangler. Fifth Row: Ruth Hernandez, Helen Ritzler, Rosanne Welly, Marilyn Finsel, Mary Elizabeth Lee, Janice Duding, Delores Pocs, Marie Guzman, Thomas Abowd. Sixth Row: Clara Podach, Thomas Robison, Lanny Clark, Henry Smith, Dennis Kitchen, Kathleen Scharf, Mary Ellen Rumschlag. Seventh Row: James Wolfelt, Eugene Brickner, Eugene Reinhart, Donald Lonsway, Leon Nye. Nancy Shock, Jane Lichtle, Joanne Reiter, Helen Frankart, Lois Reese, Shirley Knowlton, Sandra Reinhart, Julia Weimerskirch. Fifth Row: Raymond Lee, Donald Gase, Gerard Lonsway, Wil- liam Stewart, James Park, Lowell Bugner, James Blaser, Ray- mond Flores, Kenneth Bulkowski. 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Third Row: Gerald Reinhart, Garry Stevens, Michael Roger Burns, Charles Wolph, Diane Weingates, Lana Emerine, Nannette Roberts, Howard Rasey, Mary Jo Barto, Julie Wnnkelyohn, Beatrice Finsel, Rossman. Stephen Haaser was absent when photo was taken. Adelrna Martinez, Isabel Nye, Joann Rumschlag, Joan Ornlor, Roberta R ST IR .1 F III 0 E o T .: 2 E U7 4-' L o 3 an 4-' L an .a o cz C. CD .E cz 'C 4-f D 'S L OJ .C U L. an .C -I4 KD 3 I 3 o .I 3 L 3 S GJ 3: 'U o of o L o .a L o cn :E o E 2 o U o L 'U C o an 'ci C 0 L 3 4 E o C o Of 4- .C on 'C o 4-1 .. Nl- as .1 3 O Z E O in A- O I Elaine Bugner, SGT! GJ 4- LD U C O CD 4- CU C U -I 1 u? uf C2 cu PE C o EU C2 O3 Om C o Lu BL o Su Second Row: rris. 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U .J C KD 34 o 44 V1 o 3 o 4- o .C a. .'2 .C 44 C GJ .C 3 44 C KD UI .a U QD L QD 3 ID 3: N C S .'2 C C KD D 'U C U af C 3 5 U .1 'U L a .C .E M ul. GJ L .Q U. 'U L a 3 'U LLI MAKE OUR FRIENDS YOUR FRIENDS . . . PATRONIZE THEM! Ahlenius Company Allan's Arcadia Creamery Art Clothes Shop Atlas Crankshaft, lnc. Bollreich Furniture Bersted Mfg. Co. Brown Motor Sales Buckeye Auto Parts Buckeye Stages, lnc. Buick Cameron-Weber Agency Candyland Carr's Furniture Chapman's Jewelry Charlie's Service Station Civic Nic-Nac Clark Shoes, lnc. Commercial Bank 6' Savings Co Commercial Press Dave and Roy's Shoe Repair Dell's Restaurant Doug's Tavern Dress Shop Edison Drug Store Electric Auto-Lite Elks Club Ernie's Auto Service First National Bank Firth M. G T. lnc. Flechtner Bros. Foos-Sullivan Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Fostoria Beer and Wine Store Electric Co. Ice Cr Coal Co. Lumber and Supply Co. Monument Co. Pressed Steel Produce Review Times Serum Co. Service Laundry Union Dairy Welding Co. Fred Christen G Sons Co. Fruth Hardware Co. Gase Insurance Gillig Nash G' Electric Goshe Motor Sales Harry and Marion's Hi jinx Hoagg's Sinclair Holy Name Society Wilfred Holtzman, Architect Home Pastry Shop Howell Hardware Hoyt Seed Co. Hummel Motor Sales, lnc. jones 6' Son josten's Karcher's Grocery Kieffer Bros. Kinn G Theobald Kinney Motor Sales Kinn's Sales and Service Kintz Grocery Knights of Columbus Kresge Co. Kuhn Brother's Market Lamberjack Little Folks Shop Marchion Mar-jo Restaurant Morley, Francis McCormic Motor Sales Mennel Milling Co. Miller, Al. Miiler's Rexall Drugs Moose Club Morris Store Mose Lamfrom Co. Moes Paint Shop Music Center Myers and Lichtle National Carbon Co. Nye's Hi-Way Market Nye lmplement Co. Ohio Auto Parts Ohio Savings G Loan Ass'n. Payne Bros. 'Greenhouse Peggs Paint Penney, 1. C. Peter Clothing Store Pittsburgh Plote Glass Sacketts Greenhouse Seneca Lumber Seneca Wire Shultz and Lawless Smith Apparel Shop Smokehouse Snyder, Joe's Hi Speed State Theater Stroman lmplement Co. Superette Swift and Company Thrailkill Clover Farm Groce Tony's Bakery Val-U Dress Shop Yellow Cab Y. M. C. A. Y Frank Waltermeyer, Plumbing Complimefm QI' The Ahlenius Co. K. D. THRAILKILL HOME PASTRY Clover Farm Store SHOPPE Groceries-Meats--Frozen Foods TWO FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Quamy P'0duc'S Corner Perry 61 Elm Phone 5417 Mr. and Mrs' W. C, Gilmore FOSf0ria, Ohio 207 North Main St. Dial 3240 COMPLIMENTS OF The Electric Auto-Lite Co. ' FOUNDRY DIVISION SPARK PLUG DIVISION MYERS AND LICHTLE, LTD. THE FOSTORIA Plumbing and MONUMENT CO. Heating Arnold o. Lundberg 317 South Main St- 701 West Van Buren St. PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS co. J. c. PENNEY comPANY Paint . . . Glass . . . Wallpaper I-lome of Values Window Shades cLoTH1Ne oUTF1TTERs Pon Picture Framing M. ALL Tl-IE FAMILY irrors North Main St. Phone 3405 Compliments of Knzghfs gf olumbus COUNCIL NUMBER 1197 FOSTORIA, OHIO I Compliments Compliments of of onlo Auto PAnTs P E G G S P A I N T 201 East North Street Compliments of J. H. JONES 8. SONS Coal, Builders' Supplies, Ready Mixed Concrete General Contractors Fostoria, Ohio Phone 2385 Compliments of THE HKS' ClUB Fostoria, Ohio PAYNE BROTHERS Compliments GREENHOUSES of 4 FLORISTS Funeral Desiqns BALLREICH'S FURN'I'I'U'RE STORE Potted Plants Cut Flowers Fostoria, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio l44l N. Countyline St. Phone 4212 77 Best Wishes From the FOSTORIA ELECTRIC . COMPANY MOPPIS Store Complete Electric - Service Try Your Morris Store First Phone 845. 1230 N. Courityline St COMPLIMENTS of BERSTED MANUFACTURING CO. Compliments of 800 North Morin St. ,Say It with Flowers, THE NATIONAL CARBON co. mc. compumems of FIRTH MACHINE 8: TOOL. INC. 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 echtnelvs TASTY BRAND S4 E MEATS FLECHTNER BROS. PACKING CO.. Inc. HUMMEL MOTOR Compliments SALES. INC. Cadillac-Pontiac of G. M. C. Truck Dealer 24-Hour Wrecker Service ARCADIA CRE AMERY 135 West North St. Phone 3116 For Favorite Treats The McCormic Motor Sales Co. The F 'NY EMS DoDeE and PLYMOUTH Ai. the Mm.-Joe 155 East Souih Si. N Phone 3585 THE FOSTORIA UNION DAIRY COMPANY Conqratulotes ST WENDELIN HIGH SCHOOL Where Our Milk Is Served Daily COMPLIMENTS Ernie Duffie1d's GF MWC CENTER NYE IMPLEMENT co., mc. E h' M ' 1 Veryt mg uslcq Frigidaire Appliances 333 N. Main Si. Phone 5437 149 East South St. HOAGY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Service Calls Minor Repairs Tires end Tubes Union and Summit Sts. Phone 936 Compliments of FRANCIS M. MARLEY St. Wendelin High School, 1928 University of Notre Dome, A.B., 1932 Univ. of Notre Dame, LLB., 1934 Attomey and Counselor ai Law 4 Rosendcrle Bldg. Fostoria, Ohio Myra! Q mfgmfn, yr. ARCHITECT Registered In Ohio Certiflctzfe No.844 COl.ONNADE BUILDING v SUITE 6 0 323-325 HURON STREET 0 TOLEDO 4, OHIO B. F. BROWN Moron SALES MENNEL MILLING 304-12 N. Main St. PACKARD CROSLEY COMPANY Findlaj Road Compliments of Howell Hardware Arcadia, Ohio Eleghfig Compliments ROTC-ROUTER of Sewers Cleaned Better For Less PETER CLOTHING STORE F E t' t , , , ree S mm es Fostoria s Finest Two C25 Year Guarantee i AL MILLER Men's Store 345 west 4th si. Phone 3360 201 South Main Sf- Compliments surrlmrr of SWIFT 8. COMPANY Soybean Mill Fostoria, Ohio Sandusky and Fremont Streets CARR'S FURNITURE Now Conducting Our Glst Anniversary CARPETS BUGS Fostoria's Oldest Store NO RENT LOW PRICES 84 Roofs by CHRISTEN Last ct Lifetime PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE ANY STYLE ROOF THE FRED CHRISTEN 6. SONS COMPANY Retail Wholesale 714 George St., Toledo Phone ADams 4161 BUCKEYE AUTO PARTS Auto, Truck and Tractor Parts Machine Shop Service 138 E. Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of DEll'S 224 South Main Street The Fostoria Lumber 81 Supply Co. Compliments of Fostoria Produce 312 South Main St. Phone 2336 240 West North St. Phone 727 Chapm an's Watches, Diamonds, Iewelry Kodak and Photographic Supplies Fostoria's Leading Iewelers THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Fostoria Ever a Good Bank to Deal With Since l882 COMPLIMENTS . OF Atlas Crankshaft Inc FOSTORIA, OHIO Congratulations to Class oi 1951 HOLY NAME SOCIETY Compliments of CIark's Shoes 117 South Main St. Fostoria's Finest Shoe Store THE OHIO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Specialists in Home Financing For Building. Buying, or Repairing Fostoria, Ohio smomAN IMPLEMENT co. Cffggglfglins OlivercSfDeLaVal Sales ci Service Fostoria, Ohio REAL ESTATE I JOE SNYDER S HI SPEED Farm and Health Insurance Tires-Batteries Lite, Fire, Tornado, Auto, Accident Gasoline and Motor Oil VIRGIL M. GASE Service Calls Countyline ci South Sts. Phone 905 224 West Center St' Phone 2109 Phone 6604 Read Your Fostoria Newspaper REVIEW - TIMES Commercial Iob Printing Department We Want Your News ot You and Your Neighbors THE LOCAL TOUCH Phone 6641 ll3-l l5 E. Center St. 87 DAVID 6 ROY'S SHOE STORE 120 Ecxst Center St. Shoe Repairing KUHN BROS. MARKET Home Dressed Meats--Groceries Beer cmd Wine to Carry Out Phone 5678 Compliments of FOSTORIA SERUM COMPANY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS KINN AND THEOBALD AGENCY Phone 6604 109 East Center St. Compliments ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE High Quality of SMOKE HOUSE Petroleum Products 120 Sandusky St. Phone 3347 HI - JINX Frosted Malteds Fostoria's Ice Cream Center KINN'S Sales 8. Service 4 Automotive Repairing Battery--Ignition Starter G Generator Service Parts 61 AccessorieswBrakes Relined Ferguson Tractor and Farm Implements Phone 2856 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1950 1 MOES BAKED ENA MEl SHOP Glass Installation Complete Body and Pender Repairing 1247 N. Countyline St. Phone 6207 BUICK . . . OLDSMOBILE Sales . . . Service THE RUHL MOTOR CO. Since 1931 See our better Used Cars 142 E. Tiffin St. Phone 2131 MOSE LAMFROM CLOTHING COMPANY Fostoria, Ohio Dress Better and You'11 Feel Better COMPLIMEN TS OF The Commercial Bank 85 Savings Co. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation S IYIPPIRLE SHOP' S f R U I H THE SHOP WITH YOU IN MIND m'f'4E27gg ,. HARDWARE CO. Qian MMM 51' 311641. dduayiladi' 5446 oeuvgny THESE ARE BUSY STORES-THERE'S A Rrztsoix Phone 796 Household and Industrial Supplies 115 E- NOTTI1 ST- 190 S- W'C1S1'liI1Q'fOI1 Fostoria, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio THE LITTLE FOLKS SHOP KINTZQS GROCERYI Infants' and Children's Groceries--Meats-Vegetables Patented Medicins, Beauty Aids Specialties Greeting Cards, Comic Books , I FREE DELIVERY l22 East Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio , S12 South Union St. Phone 5885 Phone 3306 90 THE COMMERCIAL PRESS PR I N T I N G . . . Steel Office Furniture l23 East Tiffin Street THE FOSTORIA PRESSED STEEL CORP. Manufacturers of IN BA-RED EOUIPMEN T and LIGHTING EQUIPMENT Fostoria, Ohio Get Wise to Fostoria, Ohio FOSTORIA ICE 8, COAL CO. Where Fostoria Buys Its Coal 410 East North St. Phone 3686 CAMERON-WEBER AGENCY INSURANCE It's a Good policy Not to have a Bad one. 118 W. Tiffin St. Phone 6653 Compliments oi FOSTORIA BEER 8. WINE STORE 305 Court Place--Phone 5900 I-Iaro1d Elchert Iacob Manecke Compliments of GOSHE MOTOR SALES KAISER-FRAZER Phone 4262 Fostoria, Ohio For A Complete Laundry Service CALL FOSTORIA SERVICE LAUNDRY Phone 2582 archion Studio Qoyyz South Main st. Phone 5641 Ask us about charter service any place cmy time BUCKEYE STAGES INC. , it I ' C - tif JL.. ' W F . ' -P: 'L f +4 6 iee ee eeeee ' Ft I 6 Q i :A'A , E- ei -:L-L-------- ff-fr-.T t f 'T 'fT'i-:T-X A . f '-'A i i':,' 'I' gi ,fi?f 2ex:Zf':-6 Mizfggz l nl, T u uynu, to -V D -ig ! '--T-.ig s,1w....J2,ffpeZ,4 l28 East Tiffin St. Fostoria, Chio Phone 6606 KIEFFER BROS. Building Contractors D. C. Kieffer CDanD C. l... Kieffer CChetJ W-est Millqrove, Ohio 824 Walnut St., Fostoria Phone 2558 Phone 3393 Nash Compliments of Electric Sales Company GILLIG 130 E. Center St. ll7 E. North St. SHULTZ AND LAWLESS Official A.A.A. service Compliments 24-Hour Wrecker Service of General Repairs 0 Fostoria Moose lodge 1567 Body and Fender Repairs, Painting 241 Ecrst Lytle St. Phone 3724 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 LAMBERIACK SALES AND SERVICE HUDSON v WILLYS Cars - - - leeps - - - Trucks COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Service That Is Service 107 S. Wood Si. Phone 3421 Foos - Sullivan Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 891 242 West Tiffin St. 93 FRANK WALTERMEYER PLUMBING and Appliances Fittings and Supplies 602 North Poplar St. Phone 3566 Compliments Seniors AllAN'S HAMBURGERS l3l East Center St. TI-IE BEST SANDWICI-IES IN TOWN Compliments of TONY'S BAKERY, INC. Always Willing To Serve You KARCHER'S GROCERY GROCERIES e MEATS VEGETABLES 70l South Poplar St. Phone 904 Compliments of THE DRESS SHOP EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE ll4 South Main St. I-Iay's Bldg. CIVIC NIC NAC BEST IN FOODS AND REFRESI-IMENTS 300-302 North Main St. Dial 9l6 FOSTORIA WELDING C0. Geo. C. Wolphe, W. E. George R. Wolphe 225 East South St. Phone 2985 94 FINE CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, AND AWARDS JOSTEN'S Representative: Bill Lindboe 0 Box 29 Bucyrus, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abowd Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson Mrs. Gerald P. Blaser Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Blaser Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Blaser Franklin Bugner Mr. and Mrs. joseph Bugner Mary A. Bugner Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burns Mr. and Mrs. K. Conine Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Dell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Droll Mrs. Mark Dyer Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Emerine Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Finsel Mr. Stuart B. Gair, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil M. Gase Mrs. Clyde Hall Mr. Philemon Hoffbauer Mr. Mel Householder Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kimmet Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kinn Mrs. Hildagard Kliesch Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Klinepeter Mr. and Mrs. john Kruszynski Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Leopold P A T R 0 N S Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Weimerskirk Mr. and Mrs. Otto L. Wonderly Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Yonker Mr. and Mrs Catholic Lad Senior Class junior Class . R. L. Zeyen ies of Columbia Sophomore Class Freshman Class Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Bruggemann A. D. Cole D. C. George Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Geoghegan Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Karmasin Dr. and Mrs. j. N. Kiebel Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Leona rd P. Lehmann j. L. Murphy H. L. Perry F. H. Pennell K. S. Rowe Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Seiple Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Sheeran H. D. Sheeran G. D. Smith H. P. Ulicny D. O. Watts Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Yarris Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Lichtle Francis M. Marley Howard Martin, Sr. Stanley A. Mathey C. E. McLaughlin Orville Miller Anthony Peluso Mrs. Rose Poley Mrs. Florence Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Reinhart Gertrude M. Reiter Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Charles Ritzler Maurice Scharf j. j. Seever E. P. Sheeran Mrs. W. W. Sherman Mr. Harry Shiff Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shultz C. C. Simonis Harry Stoner Eddie Spieldenner Edward Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. jacob J. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Walsh Mary Louise Wangler Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Weaks Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Weber Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Weber Allan's Hamburger Shop Al's jewelry Beckford's Grocery Boff's Bakery Book and Gift Shop Boys of W FOB Chatterbox Coppus Clover Farm Store Dress Shop Edwards Cleaners Fostoria Auto Club Guersney and Guernsey Hill's Fair Price Station Jay Millinery Keyes Thrifty Cleaners Kitchen Studios L. 6' S. Hobby Shop Larry's Market Myers Grocery Office Supply Porter's Dry Cleaning The Ranch Timanus Hardware Tugs Clover Farm Store Vogel-Elsea Music Box Whitney's Drug Store Yonkers Insurance Agency Blaser, John .......................... R.R. 4 Beresford, Margaret ............ 318 N. Countyline St. Boff, Edwin .... 725 N. Countyline St. Brickner, Roberta ................ R.R. 3 Bulkowski, Florence ...... 121 Lunt St. Bulkowski, Lawrence .... 121 Lunt St. Coleman, James .......... 541 Lynn St. DiCesare, Loretta ........ 150 Perry St. Edwards, Joyce ........ R, R. 1, Arcadia Emerine, Joyce .................... R. R. 4 Hammer, Betty ........ 913 S. Union St. Holman, Shirley ...... 425 S. Poplar St. Holman, Vernon ...... 425 S. Poplar St. Hoover, Aurice ...................... R. R. 3 Hunt, Fred ............ 835 W. Center St. Karcher, Barbara ...... 153 E. Lytle St. Kimmet, Eugene .................. R. R. 3 Babb, Waunita .... 1002 S. Poplar St. Bodart, William .................... R. R. 2 Boes, Richard .... 846 Columbus Ave. Brickner, Germaine ................ R. R. 3 Bugner, William ............ 126 Fall St. Burns, Norma Jean ................ R. R, 1 Cervantes, George .... 716 Spruce St. Conine, James ...... 621 W. North St. Dibling, Mary Ann ................ R. R. 1 Droll, Carolyn ........ 612 S. Wood St. Droll, Willis ............ 502 College Ave. Dyer, Darrell ........ 508 W. North St. Emerine, Shirley .... 517 College Ave. Frias, Rosemary ........ 847 Spruce St. Gillig, JoAnn ............ 762 Mgple St. Goshe, Janet .......... N. Countyline St. Ardner, Paul ........ 507 W, Center St. 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. 4 Gase, George ...... 448 Colonial Drive Gillig, Helen .............. 762 Maple St. Hammer, LaDonna .... 611 S. Main St. Boff, Donna .... 725 N. Countyline St. Brickner, Raphael ................ R. R. 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. R. 2 Gillig, Jerome ............ 331 N. Vine St. Goshe, David ........ N. Countyline St. Gutierrez, Socorro ........ 904 Spruce St. 96 Freshman Class Kieffer, Dale ........ 351 W. North St. Kirian, Barbara ........ 517 S. Union St. Kitchen, David .............. 893 Cory St. Kruszynski, Donald .............. 1440 N. Countyline St. LaFountaine, Betty .... 150 E. Lytle St. Lang, Lois ........ 615 W. Fremont St. Logsdon, Rita ........ 355 W. Tiffin St. Lyman, Carol ........ 913 N. Main St. Malagon, Esaias, 210 E. Culbertson St. Malagon, Juanita .................. 210 E. Culbertson St. Marks, Rosemary .... 353 W. High St. Miller, Donald ........ 709 W. Center St. Navarro, Manuel ........ 915 Spruce St, Nye, Louis ............ 307 S. Union St. Park, William ........ 918 N. Union St. Sophomore Class Hammer, Dale .............. 213 N. Union Hammer, Jane ........ 913 S. Union St. Holman, Leonard ........ 123 Adams St. Hunt, Robert ........ 835 W. Center St. Keiffer, Melba .... 641 N. Countyline St. Kiebel, Theresa .... 326 W. Center St. Kinn, Mary ............................ R. R, 3 Krupp, James .... 606 W. Fremont St. Livo, Rosalyn ........ 636 W. Tiffin St. Lucius, Shirley ........ 533 S. Main St. McLaughlin, Thomas ............ R. R. 1 Miller, Elaine ........ 709 W. Center St. Miller, Mary Kathryn, 105 E. Lytle St. Navarro, Richard ........ 903 Spruce St, Pethe, Marjorie .................... R. R. 1 Junior Class Hannefey, Eugene ..312 College Ave. Heilman, Virginia, 1125 N. Union St. Hoover, Anise ...................... R. R. 3 Kelbley, Martha .... 910 N. Union St. Kinn, JoAnn ............,........... R. R, 3 Kramb, Rita ............ 516 College Ave. Kresge, Dolores .... 108 N. Union St. Lichtle, Alice ........ 339 College Ave. Lonsway, Eugene 813 Columbus Ave. Lucius, James ............ 533 Main St. Lyons, Betty ........ 806 W. Tiffin St. Nick, Carolyn ........ 215 Sycamore St. Nye, Bradford ............ 729 Cherry St. Pethe, Irene .......................... R. R. 1 Senior Class Hammer, Gilbert .... 213 N. Union St. Holman, James ........ 123 Adams St. Jacoby, Jane .... 1 17 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, R. 1 Podach, Carl .......................... R. R. 4 Potteiger, Carol ..486 Columbus Ave. Reinhart, Laura .... 1435 N. Union St. Potteiger, Darlene ...... 486 Columbus Ave. Schreiner, Joyce .......... 243 Rock St. Schreiner, Marilyn ..227 Sycamore St. Schumaker, Eugene .... 549 E. Lytle St. Seever, John .......... 800 W. Tiffin St. Shaull, Dolores .................... R. R. 3 Sheibley, Carol .... 671 N, Ma-ple St. Simonis, Yvonne .... 501 Sandusky St. Stevens, Lawrence .... 318 W. Lytle St. Torres, Raymond ........ 564 Spruce St. Utriainen, James .... 221 N. Grant St. Walter, Richard .... 271 W. Fourth St. Weber, Gerald ........ 624 W. North St. Zeyen, Jean .......... 461 College Ave. Ziegman, Daniel ...... 869 Leonard St. Ziegman, Wayne .................... R. R. 1 Zirger, Richard ...... ....... R . R. 2 Podach, Mary Ellen ................ R. R. 4 Ramirez, 'Frank ........ 736 Spruce St. Reinhart, Margery, 1435 N. Union St. Reiter, Catherine ..252 W. Center St. Sauber, Robert ............ 587 Maple St. Schaffert, Gerald 26 Taft Blvd. Schalk, Rose Ann ..329 N. Countyline Sheibley, Dean ..... Tiell, Dolores ....... .......671 Maple St. Vance, Bernard .... 457 W. Center St. Walter, John ........ 271 W. Fourth St. Wangler, Edward Weber, Gilbert .... Welker, Suzanne ..316 W. Center St. 118 N. Countyline St. ....322 N. Union St. Witmore, Ann ...... 440 W. Center St. Potteiger, Ronnie, 486 Columbus Ave, Ramirez, Irene ........ 736 Spruce St. Reiter, Robert .... 252 W. Center St. Reiter, Thomas Scharf, Daniel ............ 925 Walnut St. Shaull, Louise ........................ R. R. '3 Shultz, Richard .... 1205 N. Union St. Tompkins, Richard ...... 1040 Cory St. Torres, Helen ............ 564 Spruce St. Wagner, Shirley .................... R. R. 1 Warner, Robert ........ 636 Summit St. Welker, Marilyn .. ..322 North Union Whitta, Robert .................... R. R. 2 Reinhart, Lois ...... ..444 W. Tiffin St. Ritzler, George ............ 514 Lynn St. Schmitz, Anthony ..406 McDougal St. Sczesny, John .......... 158 Summit St. Shaull, Andrew Shultz, Eleanor .... 1205 N. Union St. Somers, Thomas ........ 133 Summit St, Walsh, Carol ............ 303 N. Union St. Wangler, Richard Weber, Paul ....... ..316 W. Center St. .454 Fremont Drive Zeyen, Janet ........ 461 College Ave.