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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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Father Kirsch reading this will probably say, They shouldn't have done this, or This wasn't necessary, but we are only too happy to take this opportunity to say a few of the many nice things which all of us feel and think concerning our good Pastor. So Thank you, Father Kirsch, and thanks again and again. to THE REVEREND RAYMOND G. KIRSCH PASTOR St. Wendelin Parish THE REVEREND SEPH I. SCHILL PRINCIPAL Sociology, Religion Instructor yeafica tion The Class of I952 wishes to dedicate this, their yearbook, the Twenty-fourth Volume of the FOSLIN, to their Principal, Rev- erend Father Schill, thus to give evidence, in some little way at least, of their deep appreciation of his loving care for them, and guidance in both their spiritual and temporal concerns. His kindly counsel for the students during the years when such counsel is most needed, will always be, not only cherished memories, but guiding stars to help them make and keep their lives exemplary ones both for time and lfor eternity. Q 2-Manu THE REVEREND RALD P. PELLETIER, C.P S Sophomore Religion Instructor SISTERS OF SISTER MARY THERESE ...,..,.,,,..,. ,. SISTER MARY LORENZO ....... SISTER MARY LEOTA .......... SISTER MARY GENEROSE ...... SISTER MARY LOUANN ........ SISTER MARY JOAN ........ fy! 1 ? NUTRE DAME ....Freshman Boys Homeroom Adviser ......Freshman Girls Homeroom Adviser .......Sophomore Boys Homeroom Adviser ........Sophomore Girls Homeroom Adviser ......,...........Junlor Homeroom Adviser ..-....Senior Homeroom Adviser KW W .ggfgmw K :sw-P' I I of L: i Yi, Q 1 7. Ni, Mwiii -ir L u Q:EVsxS -Tiff' sw S , I 53 Q35 an K 2 E H I-. is X if N Kd?-' Q. v , f 111--Z4 SLA. lx'-rf Lbqys, 'Elf HQ'-31 fv'f'?'J Yay, nfs' AVF .f . W .sg . , . .. .- :H J, as 1? S 4 4.sR,. ,,,r ,Wt . . ,, .A X V f-li ':J3'iL 11:55. -C ,smrwrfit -we :Gees-nfw f X--N rr: W aw. 'f ' f .. MR. KENNETH P. HERMAN Director of Athletics Physical Education, General Science MRS. C. C. CRAWFORD School Secretary Study Hall Supervisor FOSlIN STAFF Co-Editors ...,........ ................... D aniel Scharf, Thomas Droll Assistant Editors ............ Juanita Elchert, Virginia Heilman, Anise Hoover, Rita Kramb Business Manager ........ ........... ............. F r anklin Bugner Advertising .................................... Eugene Hannefey, Lynn Faber Art .................... Helmut Press, Dolores! Kresge, Shirley Wagner, Bernard Frankart Football .............. Paul Ardner, Robert Warner, Mary Coughenour Basketball ................ Betty Lyons, Alice Lichtle, Lauren Emerine Alumni-Patrons ...... Robert Whitta, Louise Shaull, Helen Torres, Irene Ramirez Pictures-Text .............. Carolyn Nick, Marilyn Welker, LaDonna Hammer, Martha Kelbley, George Gase, Eugene Lonsway, Ronald Potteiger, Helen Gillig, Robert Driitschel Circulation ........ Richard Tompkins, Robert Reiter, Dorene Boff, Torn Reiter, Richard Shultz, JoAnn Kinn, Duane Finsel wiws XX 'N f N...,.....,-, in We KX xnxx fegwei W K Q ,RK K 13' SESEPX 'ik In 5 3 e ' , '52 'js' ,.,f' ' ,ff CLASS K f .. x, ,J - DFFICERS Paul Ardner ...................................... President Anise Hoover ............. .............. V ice President Shirley Wagner .....,... .....,......... S ecretary Duane Finsel ...... ..........Trecsurer VC. 5 . S. N Rita Rose Kramb Lauren P. Emerine Robert L. Warner V 119' . - nge are R Q ist 1 Rx. Juanita D. Elchert Lauren Emerine . . . Birthday May 25, l934 . . . Football l,Z,3,4 . . . Catholic Youth Organization Mem- ber 3,4, Basketball 4 . . . Foslin Staff . . . Student Rotarian 4 . . . Twelve years in St. Wendelin School. Rita Kramb . . . Birthday Jan. 28, l934 . . . S.W.S. I2 years , . . Class Officer l,2 A . . Bookweek Contest Winner 2 . . . Chronicle Leader l,4 . . . Glee Club l,Z,3,4 . . , C.Y,O. 3,4, Play Properties 4 . . . Scholar- ship Test 4 . . . Foslin Booster l,2, 3,45 Staff 4 . . 4 Librarian 2,4 . . . A.L, Essay Winner 4, Robert Warner , , , Birthday Feb, l3, l932 . . . St. Wendelin School I2 years . . . Class Officer l,3 . . . Football l,Z,3,4 . . . Co-Captain 4 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Play 4, Basketball l,2,3, Captain 4 . . . Foslin Staff 4. Juanita Elchert A . . Birthday Dec. 30, l934 . . . l2 years at St. Wen- delin School . . . Glee Club l,2,3,4 . . . Red Cross Poster Contest l . . , C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Play 4 . . . Student Librarian 2. . , Foslin Boos- ter 4, Staff 44 Www , ,,,:. 1 Paul E. Ardner, President Anise J. Hoover, Vice President Paul Ardner . . . Birthday Aug. lO, i934 . . .S.W.S. l2 years . . , Aco- lyte 7 years , . . Class Officer l,3,4 . . . Basketball and Football 2,3,4 C.Y.O. 3,4, Officer 4 , . . Foslin Booster 3,4, Staff 4 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . Essay Contest Win- ner 3 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Student Rotarian 4. Anise Hoover. . . Birthday April l7, i934 . . . S.W.S. 8 years, Whittier Z, Hopewell Loudon 2 . . . Class Of- ficer and Student Council 3,4 . . . Student Librarian 4 . . . Glee Club 3,4 . . . Essay Contest 3 . . . C.Y.O. 3,4, Officer 4 Play 4 . . . Foslin Booster 3,4, Staff 4 . . . Scholarship Test 4. Duane Finsel . . . Birthday May l, 1934. . . SWS. I2 years. . . Class Officer and Student Council 4 . . . Student Kiwanian 4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . C.Y.O. Member, Basketball 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Foslin Booster 4, Staff 4 . . . Rotary guest at Cin- cinnati Forum 4. Shirley Wagner . . . Birthday March 25, i934 . . . SWS. 6 years . . . Risingsun 3, Bowling Green 3 . . . Glee Club l,Z,3,4 . . . Student Coun- cil 3,4, Class Officer l,3,4 , . , Representative at Girls State 3 . . . Foslin Staff 4 . . . C.Y.O. 3,4, Offi- cer 4. Wm 1 Duane J. Finsel, Treasurer Shirley Ann Wagner, Secretary gl 4 , - f ' .pr- IU' Alice Ann Lichtle Daniel J. Scharf N ' vial? , Thomas F. Droll 'C' LaDonna E. Hammer Dan Scharf . . . Birthday Aug. l2, l934 . . . S.W.S. l2 years . . . Acolyte 7 years . . . Football l,2 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Play 4, Bas- ketball 4 . . . Essay Contest Winner l . . . Foslin Booster 4, Staff 4, Top in Foslin Ad Campaign. Alice Lichtle . . . Birthday March 3l, l934 . . . C.Y.O. 3,4 . . . Offi- cer 4 . . . Glee Club l,2,3,4 . . . Class Officer l . . . Cheerleader 3,4 . . . A. L. Essay Contest Winner 3 . . . High Honors Award l,2 . . . Foslin Booster l,2,3,4, Staff. Tom Droll . . . Birthday Sept. l6, l934 . . . S.W.S. l2 years . . . Representative at Boys' State 3 . . . Student Rotarian 4 . . . Foslin Staff 4, Booster 3,4, Winner in Subscrip- tion Drive 4 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Basketball 4, Stage Manager 4. LaDonna Hammer . . . Birthday July 25, I934 . . . St. Wendelin School l2 years . . Chapel Sacriston l . . . Catholic Youth Organization Mem- ber 3,4 . . . Glee Club l,2 . . . Foslin Staff 4. Ronald L. Potteiger Mary E. Coughenour Ronald Potteiger . . . Birthday No- vember l2, l934 . . . St. Wendelin School lO years . . . Public School 2 years . . . Basketball 1,3 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Foslin Staff 4. Mary Coughenour . . , Birthday Nov. 6, I934 . . . St. Wendelin School l2 years . . . Class Treasurer . . . Foslin Booster 3,4 . . . Foslin Staff 4 . . . Winner in Essay Contest 3 . . . Glee Club l,2,3,4. . .Catholic Youth Organization 3,4 . . . Foot- ball Fan. Helmut Press . . . Birthday Feb. 7, l935 . . . Sojourn in the U. S. July l95l-July 1952. . . PlanckVGymna- sium 6 years, Elementary School in Trier Germany 4 . . . Football 4 . . . C.Y.O, Member 4 . . . Foslin Staff . . . Foslin Booster. Lynn Faber . . . Birthday June 29, I934 . . . S.W.S. ll years, Canton First Year . . . Essay Contest l,2 . . . Red Cross Poster Contest l . . . Librarian 2 . . . Sacristan l . . . Fos- lin Booster 3,4, Staff 4 . , . Glee, Club l,2,3 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Play 4. f Q' 4 rs-ar : K F ffv' Q? f x ! he lid, we I 'Q H. Helmut Press f,Q-in Lynn Ann Faber Wu' Helen M. Torres Thomas R. Reiter Bernard C. Frankart 'QQ 'ur Dorene E. Boff X t . 3 , it 5 ir. V, 1, I It U yi ififirin L , ,eww we -. ' f N azi . N ' ' ,s Q A, L . .fl Tom Reiter . . . Birthday Oct. 15, 1934 S.W.S. 8 years . . . Jackson Liberty 4 years . . . Class Officer 1,2 . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Basketball 4, Stage Hand . . . Student Rotarian 4 . . . Foslin Booster 4, Staff 4 . . . Schol- arship Test 4 . . . Chronicle Leader. Helen Torres . . . Birthday October 13, 1934 . . . St. Wendelin School 12 years . . . American Legion Win- ner 2 , . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Play 4 , . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . Foslin Booster 3 . . . Foslin Staff 4. Bernard Frankart . . . Birthday Sept. 16, 1934 , . . St. Wendelin School 12 years . . . Senior State Scholar- ship Test 4 , . . American Legion Essay Contest Winner 4 . , . Cath- olic Youth Organization Member 3 . . . Football 3 . . . Foslin Staff 4. Dorene Boff . . . Birthday July 29, 1934 . . . St. Wendelin School 12 years . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . . . C.Y.O. Officer 4 . . . C.Y.O. Play 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Librar- ian 2 . . . Foslin Booster 3,4 . . . Foslin Staff . . . Football Fan. 1 zt fw 5 t i x A T' it T S C he ,,ee C11 i 1 Richard R. Shultz Richard Shultz . . . Birthday July 5, 1934 . . . St. Wendelin School 12 years . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . High Honors Award 3 . . . C.Y.O. Mem- ber 3,4 . . . Foslin Booster 1,2,3,4 . . . Foslin Staff 4 . . . Acolyte 7 years . . . Scholarship Test. Martha Kelbley . . . Birthday Janu- ary 20, 1935 . . . St. Wendelin School 6 years . . , New Riegel 6 years. . . Glee Club 1,4 . . , C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . . . C.Y.O. Play 4 . . . Foslin Booster 2,3,4 . . . Foslin Staff 4. Gene Lonsway . . . Birthday Septem- ber 29, 1934' . . . St. Wendelin School 12 years . . . Student Coun- cil 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Basketball 4, Play 4 . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Foslin Booster 1,2,3,4 . . . Foslin Staff 4 . . . Student Kiwanian 4. Carolyn Nick . . . Birthday August 18, 1934 . . . St. Wendelin School 12 years . . . Book Week Contest Winner 2 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . , C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . , . Foslin Booster 4 . . . Foslin Staff 4. 75341 ' 1 ,..,,.-R---v , Myonwe- - 0 1 lf? ia N. 'Sli wwfgx ,F 5 5' 1 f A 4 5t'f?'le1-'iff-i.if ' ' -' it ,k fs .. .W W- - , i Vyr, K,-H.:. M-1-'111:i, NM- 5. - as is ,,.a.-Q.. 4 Q, 3 . ff , .. Q , O ar p 'K Z , P KL I 5,1 7 ij Martha P. Kelbley , We .- . .f V - 1. A Q' 5 'T 'h- 'Qur- Eugene E. Lonsway 'fr' Carolyn A. Nick Q f 5 f at '55 'FQ X, :rfsiii 5 w ,lg M George Gase . , . Birthday April 23, i934 . , . St. Wendelin School l2 years . . . Acolyte 7 years . . . Stu- dent Kiwanian 4 . . . Football 2,3,4 Virginia A. Heilman George C. Gase lil! 'vas ,ix J- I X ill' Eugene F. Hannefey Elizabeth J. Lyons . . . C.Y.O. Member, Basketball 4 ...Glee Club 2. . .C.Y.0. Play. . . Foslin Staff. Virginia Heilman . . . Birthday Au- gust 22, l934 . . . St. Wendelin School I2 years . . . Glee Club l,2, 3,4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . . . C.Y.O. Play Properties 4 . . . Foslin Booster l,2, 3,4 . . . Foslin Staff. Gene Hannetey . . . Birthday May I6, l933 . , . S.W.S. 7 years. . . California 8 years , . . Indiana 2 years . . . Basketball l,2,3,4, Team Captain 4 . . , Glee Club 2,3 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Officer 4, Play 4 . , . Foslin Booster l,2,3,4, Staff 4 . . . Junior Kiwanian 4. Betty Lyons . , . Birthday November 20, l934 . . , St, Wendelin School lO years . . . 2 years at St. Char'les in Kentucky . . . Essay Honors 3 . . . Cheerleader 2,3,4 . . , C.Y.O. Mem- ber 3,4 . . , Play 4 . . . Glee Club l,2,3,4 . . . Foslin Booster l,3,4, Staff 4 Louise K. Shaull Robert B. Whitta Louise Shaull . . . Birthday Nov. 7, 1934 . . . 6 years at St. Wendelin School . . . 6 years at Hopewell Loudon. . . Glee Club 1 . . . Essay Contest l . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4 C.Y.O. Play 4 . . . Foslin Staff 4 . . . Foslin Booster 4. Robert Whitta . . . Birthday Jan. 27, 1934 . . . St. Wendelin School 12 years . , . Football 2,3,4 , . . Basket- ball 2 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . . . Officer 4 . . . C.Y.O. Basketball 4 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Foslin Booster 2 . . . Foslin Staff 4. Marilyn Welker . . . Birthday Sept. 26, 1934 . . . St. Wendelin School 11V2 years . . . Notre Dame Aca- demy, Toledo, semester . . . Red Cross Poster Contest Winner 1 . . . Librarian 2 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Play 4. . . Glee Club 3 . . . Foslin Booster 1,2,4, Staff. Bob Reiter . . . Birthday Aug. 9, 1934 . . . 12 years at St. Wendelin School . . . Acolyte 7 years . . . Class Officer 1,3 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . Co- Captain 4 . . . Essay Contest Win- ner 3 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . . . Student Kiwanian 4. a,N,,x --ww.. Marilyn L. Welker . Robert J. Reiter JoAnn B. Kinn Richard F. Tompkins Irene M. Ramirez wr ' ' W, yt, ,, 1 1 it 1 1 '-ii, 1 1 JoAnn Kinn . . . Birthday November 25, 1933 , . . St. Wendelin School I2 years . . . Red Cross Poster Con- test 1 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . . . Foslin Booster 4 . . . Foslin Staff 4. Richard Tompkins . . . Birthday May 12, 1934 . . . St. Wendelin School 12 years . . . Acoylte 7 years . . . Essay Contest Winner 2 . . . C.Y.O. Member 3,4, Basketball 4 . . . Fos- lin Booster 2,4 . . . Foslin Staff 4 . . . Student Rotarian 4. 11 it 1 1 Ht 1 W W , .., u W tw Mu Irene Rameriz . . . Birthday gyiv wm 23, 1934 . . . 12 years St. Wendel y iiw E 1 School . . . Glee Club 1 2 3 . . . Reitwfw Cross Poster Contest Winner 2 . . 11 Foslin Staff 4 . . . Foslin Booster 41 iiiii 111151 . . . 6 weeks in Guadalajara, JaI.,Wf1 Mexico. 1 1 11, 1 Dolores M. Kresge Dolores Kresge . , . Birthday March 24, l934 . . . St. Wendelin School l2 years . . 4 Winner in Red Cross Poster Contest l,3 , . . Glee Club l,2 4 4 . C.Y.O. Member 3,4 . . , C.Y,O. Play 4 . , . Foslin Staff A . . Scholarship Test 4. Franklin Bugner . , . Birthday Jan. 30, l934 . . . S.W.S. ll years, Hopewell Loudon l . . . C4Y.O4 Member 3,4, Stage Manager 4 , . . Foslin Booster l,3,4, Staff 4 4 . . Junior Kiwanian 4 . , . Glee Club Z Chronicle Leader l,Z,4 , , . Athletic Manager l , hlelen Gillig . , . Birthday August l, l933 . , . St. Wendelin School 2 years . . . Chapel Sacristan l 4 . . Catholic Youth Organization Mem- ver 3,4 4 4 . Foslin Booster 4 . 4 . 'oslin Staff, Bob Drutschel . . . Birthday May 6, l934 . , . In the USA. July l95l to July l952 . . . Baunach, and 7 years at Bamberg, Germany . . . Mohawk Football . . . CYO. Meme ber, Basketball , . 4 Foslin Booster, Staff. Franklin D. Bugner Helen C. Gillig 5 is cwf, '55 Robert J. Drutschel l I 7 gn U . lf, M F fl? r '3 --.T'-.:?'--Sv xwaq 1 vf f r ' s QU Nwam r I I Q . J1' Q 1 9 Q W 9 -1 'IES LE if .kgq Y'-L. 'Gasp 4 ,.. NAIA, x, f vt ,V fy 53 ,. n 2ffaff'f' if , Rf Les , ' u 3 X www. ,A X MMMM,.,,..,.4-o- N4 N! i Y ff e. X.. Rf my I-. Q 1 Irene Pethe, Bradford Nye, JoAnn Kinn, and La- Donna Hammer are enioying a back number of the FOSLIN. Lynn Faber and Gene Lonsway wonder if that is really Bob Reiter. Irene Ramirez, Bob Warner, and George Gase Io forward to The Day . 'xi .X el -' 1 xxx ' z A x X X . wi f sm W , W xx Junior Class Officers Robert Hunt ,s,, ,.s,.s.A...,s.s P resident Shirley Emerine r,,. ,.,..,.,. V ice President Ann Marie Witmoreh. .....,..,.. Secretary Dean Sheibley ,... r,rr,,,. T reasurer ,ff ,ff N ,A efS'6jifl1omore A Donald Lonsway .....,e.V-w.r......... ., .,. ,. Class Officers , Y... . ...,..,,.,,, President Deloris Weber ..... .,,,,s. V ice President Theresa Peluso Tom Abowd ,,..sss ,.,.,.,,.....Secretary v..s.....Treasurer ' ' .sf i -A ,sv Freshman Class Officers Aurice Hoover ,,ss,,sr..r,s.,,rs,.s,.s,, President Darlene Potteiger r,,sY,,, s,Vice President Rosemary Marks , .s.,. ,.ss,ss,s S ecretary Fred Hunt ..s..,, V.,, r .s...,,s, T reasurer SHIRLEY LUCIUS AND JOANN GILLIG ROSIMAW' 5 Qi M CW . ' U ' 'ml I. Y JUNIORS in the LIBRARY A, tl It RANK RAMIREZ WELKER Ann Marie Witmore, Elaine Miller, and Bob Hunt are setting up their apparatus for the preparation of HCL by the reaction of salt and sulfuric acid. CHEMISTRY James Krupp and William Bodart are making use ofthe new 3-second centrifuge separator to hasten the complete precipitation of their silver chloride. Dean Sheibley and Rosalyn Livo are next in line for the analytical balance. Bernard Vance and Gilbert Weber are selecting the proper chemicals from their semi-micro set preparatory to weighing out the exact quantities for their next experiment. JUNIOR DRAFTING X 1 R l X Ay- Jr qi' -....L Gilbert Weber lloregroundl, Darrell Dyer, Willis Droll, Leon- first year Drafting class. Ed and Jim are discussing their ard Holman, James Canine, Edward Wangler, Gerald Schaf- problem in Surface Development. tert, and Richard Navarro comprise this little section of the , lik Russell Kohman and Tom McLaughlin are amused at Dale Hammer's version of the subject. 24 I George Cervantes, Willis Droll, and John Walter are satis fied with their results. SOPHOMORES fi 1 Pictured in the Biology laboratory are: seated- David Kitchen, Betty Hammer, Dick Walters and Eugene Kimmet. Standing are Louis Nye Ray Torres, and Vernon Holman. William Park, Aurice Hoover, Wayne Ziegman and Jim Coleman are really interested. Relaxing o bit between peri- ods are Rita Logsdon, James Utriainen, Louis Nye, Joyce Schreiner, and Esaias Mal- agan. ' ,I .1 n-5 1 Oh, for a good, cold drink! Waiting their turns are Joyce Schreiner, Lois Lang, Jerry Weber, Auricc Hoover, and Gene Kimmct, 'S X, fl Qi? nv'- Hl 'X Which one is doing the entertaining Barbara Klrlan Fred Hunt or Darlene u J V, -xx ls Richard Zirger really study- ing or just putting on a good I front? n ,-M-, x. ,P-'ff ,1 xx X 3 3 if ' Q2 Q 'Q fx ik 5? 4 w x 5 fi? 1 32'-2-u vx -- V. f shi' SX W 1: E .X Q .Af gy H1 an ' .in W , i -few Admiring their new Mohawk book covers are Marlene Burns, Mary Jane Kelbley, Ruth Gillig, LaVarne Reising, and Helen Ritzler. Tom Warner, Dorothy Malagan, Marlene Spangler, John Schreiner, Ruth Hernan- dez, Gerald Reiter, Henry Smith, and Marie Guzman make up this busy little History group. 1 'H Ronnie Blaser is enioying Eugene Schalk's U. of D, annual from which thc FOSLIN ,,9,f ' Q staff borrowed a tew good ideas. What are they here for, Father, pencils, notebooks, or just a little freshman confab? We'll have to ask Eugene Brickner, Ruth Ardner, Nancy Moran, James Wolfelt, Susan Jacoby, Deloris Pocs, Norma Lucius, or Delores Weber, won't we? for ir ,.,f' , iyyrr it, ,qw John Miller, Donald Filliater, Tom Abowd, Donald Stone, and Edward Sullivan are rehearsing the Proper for the Easter High Mass. 29 N A Prdparinj Mimco vaplw COP. S! x f. 1 lx-I, li,.:X1,'Mv 'W sy 'hllunnw ,Mg if .ia'RQ'k' . , xx ! , - QI., K ,,. -5' . A in ,wf-. -.sgf -,,. u .' Q , . I 1:1 M Q. I fi, ' Using flu! Mimzoscoee, .l .Q Mar C.MiHcz' I 1 ,f I .QW Q-4fLefine 1? N, ugwifa' B11 ' 4. Major'-fc FEMS: S50 Gfwlaznc FIC n .g1 xl'W , i 4-J --'Q 5,5 fQgM1! wp' 1 P fl . jk fx. ' 1 .K Dv' YF if Fc!u'fQc'I ,,,,:fz1-,321 TF nam .D' a Wercfa Ecaiy? .HGOY ws, DY READY FOR BREAKFAST Dcnnis Kitchen, Rosic Babb, Marilyn Finsel, Erika Cramer, .lanicc Dueling, Eugene Reinharf, Leon Nyc, Shirley Frankart, Ronald Blaser, Patsy Barry, Donald Lonsway. These freshmen wail paficnfly to purchase their tickets from Rose Ann Schalk. Therese Kiebel, Ann Marie Witmore, and Theresa Peluso are our chapel organists. W7 1? Margery Reinhart, Mary Kinn, Ronnie Potteiger, John Seever, Mary Ellen Rumschlag, Donald Filliater, Marilyn Schreiner, Darlene Potteiger. Our Sacred Heart League Promoters. leaning hapel himes Shirley Vance arranges the altar for the morning's Mass. Theresa PelUSO I Henry Smith, John Blaser, Clara Podach, Eddie Boff, Bar- bara Kirian, Gerald Reiter, Rita Logsdon, Donald Filliater are the winners of the Magazine drive. The main purpose of the drive was to promote Catholic reading in the home. if -i -ll l ,1 1 5 us . K 'W 'N 1 .1 s Dean Sheibley and Shirley Wagner are preparing for the St. Wendelin On The Air. 34 . . . OFFICERS C. C. . 'Q Rf? Vernon Holman, John Blaser, Willie Droll, and Vir- ginia Heilmon came out highest in the Catholic Chronicle Campaign. Ardner, Shirley Wagner, Richard Tompkins, Anise Hoover, Alice cntle, Dorene Bott, Eugene Hannetey, Robert Whitta. hat Students Say About the C.Y.0 .... ihe C.Y.0. furnishes a well balanced program for its members, and sides them to the likeness of God. he C.Y.0. is lots of fun. lt gives us a chance to meet kids from other ools. nyone who doesn't belong to the C.Y.0. is certainly missing something. we owe Father Schill a big cheer for introducing the C.Y.0. into our I oo . Look at Mr. Dwight Smith's big smile! Why shouldn't he be happy? 35 W-fa A X , wing: D- I I .. HOME Roseanne Welly and Kathleen Scharf are coming with Father Schill's breakfast. Hiifci l-if 67 I 7' ! 'C?!,-if l ' 2 x l ..4 ' . 1.13552 Uhm! Smells good! Lct's ask Janet Kirian, Joyce McFadden, Elizabeth Lee, Patricia Kiebel, Claro Podach, Mary Ellen Rumschlag what's cooking. Red Cross JUNIOR HOME NURSING 8-:sf TOP: Margorie Pethe, Shirley Lucius, Mrs. G. A. Foos, Mary BOTTOM: Mary Catherine Miller, Theresa Kiebel, Mrs. Ellen Podach, Mariorie Reinhart, Mary Ann Dibling, Melba Louis Bauer, Rosemary Frias, Carolyn Droll, Janet Goshe, Keiffer, Susan Welker, Ann Marie Witmore, Mrs. Louis Jane Hammer, Rose Ann Shalk, Catherine Reiter, Mrs. G. Bauer, Shirley Emerine, Elaine Miller, Mary Kinn, Germaine A. Foos. Brickner. Sf. Wendelin High SchooI's Home Nursing Course, begun in 1950-51, is conducted by Mrs. Louis Bauer, assisted by Mrs. G. A. Foos, and is Sponsored by Mrs. A. R. Wilson, Fostoria Red Cross Home Nursing Chairman. 37 THE STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Dean Sheibley, Paul Ardner, Anise Hoover, Gene Lonsway, Darlene Potteiger, Shirley Wagner, Duane Finsel. STANDING: Tom Abowcl, Fred Hunt, Aurice Hoover, Bob Hunt, Shirley Emerine, Ann Witmore, Teresa Peluso, Rose- mary Marks. AS TIME ROLLS September On the 4th, the students were issued their loving school books. The following day there was Mass in Chapel with a short assembly afterwards. The next two days were just half day sessions. Sept, IO was the first full day of school. On the l7th, Father Schill left for a 3 day Retreat. On the l3th, Father Kirsch presented the students with a medal from Rome. Cold-cathode lights were installed in the sci- ence lab on the l8th. Grass seed was planted on the back lawn on the 2Oth, and all students were warned accordingly. The election of class offi- cers took place on the 2l st. October Grass seed began to sprout on the lst. A fire drill on the Znd gave us a chance to stretch. On ON AT S.W.H. the 4th, Sth, and 6th we were dismissed early because of extreme heat. The 9th saw the lowly freshmen honoring the seniors. The Chemistry Class visited the Filtration plant on the l6th. Six weeks tests were the l8th, and l9th. Mini- ature flags of the U.N. were displayed in the senior home room on the 24th. On the 25th, Father Pelletier took over the Sociology class for two days, seniors sat up and , . . The parking lot was opened that same day. Oh Ohl l report cards on the 26th. November Nothing unsual to report up to Armistice Day. On the l2th, the seniors wound up their Ad Campaign. They gave the orders on the l4th when the Foslin Drive got underway. Due to the opening of Bunny-Bird season, the l5th CHRONICLE EDITORS Anise Hoover, Shirley Wagner, Eugene Honnefey, and Carolyn Nick put the finishing touches on the Calendar of Events, was declared free la trade with one day of Christmas vacationl. The next day was the Junior-Freshmen Mission Party. The Students made their annual Retreat under the direction of Father Marcus Vogel the l9th, 20th, and Zlst. A C.Y.O, dance was held the Zlst. Then for Turkey-day Vacation, On the 25th, the C.Y.O. presented their one act plays. December On the Znd, the Magazine Drive opened. Alice Lichtle and Irene Pethe each forfeited the Jack- pot, giving Don Lonsway a grand total of S6 on the 7th, Huckelberry Finn furnished enter- tainment on the lOth. The seniors chose the Foslin Cover on the l4th. Santa came to our Christmas Party on the Zlst and then Merry Christmas to all and no school for l2 whole days. The Christmas High School Formal was on the 28th. On the 30th, St. Wendelin was represented at the Open House Tea at St. Vincent's Hospital, Toledo. January Due to a defective bell system, tthe seniors are presenting a new one to the school as their grad- uation giftl classes were cut lO minutes on the 7th-Love that Bell, On the l3th some of the girls went to the Mercy Hospital Tea. The C.Y.O. had a day of recollection on the 20th. Semester tests were on the Zlst, 22nd, and 23rd, with Father Kirsch's name day celebration on the 23rd. The rest of the week was declared free, Pictures for the Foslin were taken the 28th and 29th. February The Scholarship tests at Tiffin were taken on the lst. From the Znd to l8th the Chronicle Campaign was on. The C.Y.O. had their meeting on the 4th with their parents as eye-witnesses. Jet Plane movie was an added attraction, On the 6th, we drew St. Paul Norwalk for the Protest 0lD GLORY What Old Glory Means to Me, was the subject of this year's American Legion Essay Contest. Papers were submitted by Roseann Schalk, Rita Kramb, Therese Kiebel, Theresa Peluso, Eliza- beth LaFountaine, Edward Sullivan, Dean Sheibley, John Blaser, Leonard Holman, and Bernard Frankart. The latter three were absent when this picture was taken. Tournament and defeated them on the Sth. On the 7th, four senior boys took the test for a World Affairs Institute in Cincinnati. Duane Finsel won, The National C.Y.O. offered Sunday, the Sth, as a day of prayer for Cardinal Mindzenti. On the l3th, we enjoyed a vocational movie on the life ofa Veterinarian. Final pictures for the annual were taken on the Zlst. The 23rd gave us the Championship Cup as winners of the Protest Tournament. On the 25th, the C.Y.O. held a Pre-lenten Dance, On the 28th, represent- atives from the US Army Recruiting Office talked to the seniors. The 29th was the dead- line for the Foslin. March Ye 6 week tests the Sth, 6th, and 7thl March 7th and Sth, Duane Finsel spent at the Rotary Forum in Cincinnati as a student Rotarian guest. A free afternoon on the llth, B, l. E. day. On the l8th a vocational program for both schools at FHS, A Lenten Movie Upon This Rock, the 23rd. On the 3lst, Father Kirsch showed a movie on his visit to Italy. April Holy Week 6-l7. Boys sing Tennebrae. Easter, l3th. April 23rd was chosen for the Soph-Senior Mission Party. The All Sports Booster Banquet was the 26th. The Senior Class Play, Meet Corliss Archer, was skillfully staged on the 27th and 28th. May May 3rd, the District Tests at Bowling Green took place. Final exams the 27th, 28th, and 29th, The 30th, free, Memorial Day. June Baccalaureate Mass opens the month and grad- uation week. Graduation Day, June 2, the sen- iors wipe the tears from their eyes and bid their schoolmates adieu. GLEE CLUB Front Row--Accompanist, Mrs. R. L. Zeyen, Marilyn Schreiner Betty Laliountain, Rosemary Marks, Juanita Elchert, Anise Hoover, Virginia Hellman, Mary Jane Kelbley, Joyce McFad- den, Shirley Vance, Norma Lucius, Marlene Spangler, Patricia Kiebel. Second Row--Delores Weber, Barbara Karcher, Jean Zeyen, Marlene Barns, Ruth Arclner, Irene Pethe, Martha Kelbley, Delores Shaall, Shirley Holman, Mary Ellen Rumschlag, Mary Ellen Rodach, Catherine Reiter, Nancy Moran. Third Row-Joyce Schreiner, Janet Kirian, Marilyn Einsel, Mar- Jorie Pethe, Germaine Brickner, Roseanne Welly, Theresa Peluso, Rita Kramb, Mary Katherine Miller, Rosemary Frias, Suzanne Welker, Theresa Kiebel, Shirley Emerine, Fourth Row7Susan Jacoby, Ruth Gillig, Roberta Brickner, Barbara Kirian, Loretta DiCesare, Florence Bulkowski, Delores Pocs, Kathleen Scharf, Clara Podach, Elizabeth Lee, Ann Marie Witmore, Elaine Miller. ST. WENDElIN'S UP AND COMING BAND Stondingfllonald Blaser, Mary Ellen Podach, Clara Podach, Shirley Vance, Roseanne Welly. Seated-Florence Bulkowski, Jean Zeyen, Edward Sullivan, Rosemary Marks, Marilyn Finsel. 41 , IQ U Z M . A l. B, mg 1.1 A ,V if i ' 1 I gi, ning x a 1, K .xi 'I-' 3 r 5' N' vs , I . 3 4 V 4 43 .9 UC f ia 'M A - A lkf27'4 f'7Z 'f FRESHMAN IUNIOR MISSION PARTY November 16, 1951 Gomes of all kinds and plenty of good things fo eat. Eggs' Y THE CITY SLICKER AND OUR NELL Cast: Anisc Hoover, Gcnc Honncfcy, Bcity Lyons, Gcorgc Gasc, Dan Scharf, Dorcnc Boff, Rosalyn Livo, Gcnc Lonsway, Hclcn Torres. 1 1, 6 W4 i 1 sl i g , My f ,. A ., ,QNX I f X l , k qllgl I -W f . ' K fog . fi iw . ,,,,.w-iq? , 43' 1: W -,v ws.- C. Y. 0. One Act Plays Directed by Mrs. Jane llicgmonl Magers '44 SYLVESTER AND HIS SAXAPHONEH Cast: Rose Ann Schalk, Donald Miller, Louise Shaull, Marilyn Welker, Dale Kieffer, Robert Warner, fl , .5 .. 5 ig , . 35 Ji. , A K 5 X 1 K A A ' . of- . V' sf' i fi W iq, Si '31, U ,M i six? lb U 1 NIL L'--, 5,4-Q-4-f Q V in W , mi- V, WILDCAT WlLLlE'S LUCKY NUMBER Cast: Juanita Elclvert, Tom Abowd, Donald Lonsway, Mar- tha Kelblcy, Dolores Kresge, Donald Filliofer, Lynn Faber. -WW ,Q W ,xl W, 1 . ..... I3 g , N, fb I I x s s u A V . i .Agia .,,, I , 4, . 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Reinhart, F, 757, ' Hunt, R. Torres, M. Navarro. Second Row: A. Hoover, L. Hubbard, R. Walter, D. Zieg- l- ' r' man, D. Miller, R. Navarro, F, Ramirez, J. Seever. Third Row: R. Hunt, G. V'-':.L,ef, E. I ! ' ' -- E-v Wangler, P. Ardner, T. Droll, G. Gase, R. Whitta, R. Kahman, L. Holman. Fourth Row: H J. Walter, J. Krupp, D. Finsel, R. Warner, R. Reiter, L. Emerine, J. Conine. Coach Kenneth P. Herman lleftl, Manager W. Droll frightl. gs....f-- tw Stoll Q' v Q: '1' -if 1. -44'-is QB mms il , J ,fb gg 'till . Q ff fi- erf -..W f-4.-. I Kyiv f 1 f' X 'RA . 150' u Messrs. Ziegrnan, Torres, Whihu, Lee, Wolfelt, Reiter, Droll, Miller. Messrs. Ardner, Hunt. MOHAWKS 1951 Risingsun-Here The Mohawks opened the Booster's Grid Pre- view, September 7, in the local stadium with a victory of I2 to 0 over Risingsun. The S.W.H. team made a good showing and gave promise of a thrilling season. Elmore-There Elmore met their Waterloo when the Mo- hciwks invaded them in their home town, in the first scheduled game of the season, September l4, The credit of the win does not go to any individual but to every player that did his part towards this 37 to 0 win. Fremont, St. Joseph-Here Lady Luck was not with the Mohawks the night of September Zl, when Fremont St. Joe edged a win of 7 to 6 in the closing minutes of play. ' Sandusky, St. Mary-Here On September 29 the Panthers of Sandusky, St. Mary's engaged the Mohawks in the Fostoria stadium. Sparked by brilliant backfield maneu- vering and good down-field blocking, the Saints chalked up their third victory by a decisive I8 to 0 score. Anthony Wayne-There On October 5 at Whitehouse, the Anthony Wayne Tornadoes set the Mohawks back for their second loss of the season. However, it was a pretty tight struggle with the game ending, 7 to 0. Messrs. Hubbard, Walter, Conine, Holman, Weber, Smith, Foos FOOTBALL GAMES North Baltimore-Here October l2 showed the undefeated North Baltimore Tigers literally trampled by the Mo- hawks. Two successive touchdowns in the second quarter, and two in the third, gave Coach Her- man a chance to substitute freely before the Locals walked off with a 27 to 7 win. Norwalk, St. Paul-Here Dad's Night, October l9, gave all the Dad's a front line cheering spot in Memorial Stadium, and their sons in turn gave them something to cheer about. The Mohawks took command from the kickoff and finally gave the St. Paul Flyers a 46 to I3 trouncing. Genoa-There Genoa versus St. Wendelin, October 26, found the latter up against a lightning football team at Genoa. The Mohawks had to stage a last quarter rally to tie the Genoa Comets 7 to 7. Lakewood, Sf. Edward-There The Lakewood, St. Edwards game, scheduled for November 4, had to be cancelled because of weather conditions. Toledo Macom ber-Here In their final game of the Grid Season, the Mohawks bowed out to the Macomber eleven of Toledo by a score of 26 to 6. Though the last game ended in defeat the season's chart had chalked up a total of 5 wins, 3 losses ond I tie, -not too bad a record. 3 A, in -:aff .45 :R 1 'EM g?'.:wM, X 9-f'PlA'l. 'X ,wx .-,sw-. 4 t. af' , xj- fx ,QQ .Wm Yuan, xo Qx 2 egg i -in-9 The St. Wendelin Mohawks opened their 1952 season when they traveled to Norwalk, St. Paul Dec. 2. lt was a close game until the Mohawks opened up in the second half and finished with a score of 59-46 with Fostoria in the lead. With only a few days rest between, St. Wen- delin's quintet met the Risingsun Tigers on the local floor with a walk-away victory of 62-42. The Mohawks notched Tiffin Calvert 58-52 in a well deserved victory, Dec. 7. The superla- tive defensive and rebound work was given credit for the excellent performance shown by the Saints. On the night of December ll the boys were out for their fourth straight victory when they faced the battling Ottawa Parochial five. How- ever, luck was against them when Ottawa wrap- ped up the game with a score of 71-62. St. Wendelin played host to Genoa Comets on December 14. After a close start the Mo- hawks pulled away and stayed in front until the finish of the game when the scoreboard read 81-67 in favor of the Mohawks. On December 18, on their home court St. Wendelin's team met the Bettsville Bobcats. The Saints as usual had no trouble in finding the basket. At the final quarter the score was 77-39. This made the Saints' fifth victory. After the game with St. Mary's Marion was cancelled, the Mohawks racked up six wins in 1952 BASKETBALL GAMES seven starts. Against St. Joe's Fremont the Mo- hawks as usual remained ahead throughout the game and finally whipped the Crimson Streaks by eighteen points. Score: 72-54. St. Wendelin Mohawk's were held in check by Webster High School's man-to-man defense for three quarters in our local gym, but were off in running as the last frame opened and romped to a 59-36 win. The Mohawks rang up their eighth victory when they rallied in the last half to beat Cygnet 49-39. This game was not a cinch as most of their other games were as they seemed off their game with inaccuracy in shooting. But the main thing was that they did win. After an even first quarter with Lima St. John, the Mohawks steadily increased their margin tc ten points at the half, sixteen at the end of the third quarter, and pushed over the Titans with a final score of 56-41. St. Wendelin soared to their tenth victory on the wings of a record breaking performance by their ace forward, Jim Krupp, against North Baltimore. Final Score: S.W.H. 83-43. St. Wendelin suffered their second loss of the season to their rivals, the Gibsonburg Golden Bears in an overtime tilt. The game was ex- tremely exciting as the lead kept exchanging hands until the final score found Gibsonburg ahead with a 60-55 win. The night of January 22 saw the Mohawks defeat a newcomer to their schedule in the form of Whitmer, Toledo when they chalked up vic- tory number eleven. ln the fourth quarter the Mohawks surged forward and finished with a 59-43 victory. Q The game against Sandusky St. Mary was, in- deed, an unusual one. St. Marys stalling tactics for three quarters left them trailing l8-l 5 as the final period opened. With two and one-half minutes left the Mohawks turned the tables on their visitors by freezing the ball and ending the game with the astounding low score of 34-22 in favor of St. Wendelin. ln the game against Lake, the Mohawks set a new scoring mark in their 86-49 victory. Need- less to say, this game was a pushover. Facing their sternest test of the season the Mohawks went down to defeat at the hands of Lima St. Rose. But Lima had to fight for their victory of 56-5l. Nearing the close of the season St. Joe Fre- mont lost to the triumphant Mohawks. The first half of the game was very close but the Mohawks were able to put a big gap between themselves and the Streaks with score of 68-46 at the end of the game. St. Wendelin basketball machine won another ball game at Bascomq A last period fade out by l952 BASKETBALL GAMES the Chieftains took off the pressure and the Mo- hawks raced in with a 73-53 triumph. On February 8, Tiffin Calvert came to town and handed the Mohawks their fourth defeat. Even though the Mohawks lost they played a very good game. lt seemed as if luck was against them. Tiffin: 55 S.W.H. 49. The St. Wendelin Mohawks ended their regu- lar season when Mansfield, St. Peter's came to the home court. The Mohawks actually trampled over them as they beat St. Peter's 7l-26. St. Wendelin had an exceptionally good record this year with sixteen wins and four losses. Flash! Mohawks win Protest Tournament! Coming from behind with a thrilling last quarter rally, Coach Kenny Herman's quintet beat Gib- sonburg 53-46 to cop the title. St. Wendelin worked its way to the finals by first squeezing by Norwalk St. Paul 47-46 on a last minute goal and free throw by Jim Krupp. Then they encountered some difficulty but managed to overcome Rossford 53-43 in the semi-finals. Gibsonburg had put down Carey and Clyde in reaching the finals against the Mohawks. ln the Championship game the Black and Gold trailed until the last quarter but turned on the steam in the final stanza to win going away. Back in i945 St. Wendelin also won the Fremont Protest Tournament. Champions 1 ., . N. Y. rin lr a 1' 'S t q .,...,.....i.:. , 4 f b ' -. -A , KN--. ...... I V Protest Tournament 27 35 Ross H.S. Fremont, February 1952 ig, ,V . 4- T gy: K 1, A M Y V .. , , N fn- V im D - ,Lv-h' ajji., . ' V!tV V W 1 xi! a X, I 'R Rye !'KQ K' k 2 X- ,. g 1 7 1 X ,f 5 I if AQ Tom McLaughlin, Betty Lyons, Alice Lichtle, Ann Marie Witmore,, Shirley Emerine, Darrell Dyer. FRONT ROW: Manager Willis Droll, John Seever, Raymond Torres, Donald Lonsway, Eugene Reinhart, Gerald Reiter, Manager Donald Stone. 25 r - BACK ROW: Louis Nye, Eugene Kimmet, James Canine, Coach Herman, Richard Walter, George Cervantes, Aurice Hoover. I E STUDENT REGISTER rREsHMAN cLAss sori-iomonls D. Lonsway ........ D. Weber ..... T. Peluso ...... . ....,..........President ......Vice President .........Secretury T. Abowd ........... .............. T reasurer Abowd, Thomas .. .......... 588 Maple St. Ardner, Ruth ....... ...,.., 5 O7 W, Center St. Babb, Rosie ......... Barry, Patsy ........... Blaser, Ronald ....... .......lOO2 S. Poplar St. .........l33 Taft Blvd. ......323 S. Union St. Brickner, Eugene ....... ......... 2 l2 E. North St. Burns, Marlene .A..., ..................... R . R. l Cramer, Erika ........ .............. B loomdale O. Duding, Janice A..,...... ........................... R . R. l Filliater, Donald ........ ....... 4 87 Columbus Ave. Finsel, Marilyn Frankart, Shirley ....., Guzman, Marie Gillig, Ruth .....A... Hernandez, Ruth .344 E. Fremont St. .......83l S. Main St. l2 Palmer St. ........909 Spruce St. Jacoby, Susan ,,,,..,. ........... l l7 Countyline Kelbley, Mary ..... Kiebel, Patricia Kirian, Janet ....... Kitchen, Dennis ..... Klavinger, Elaine . Lee, Elizabeth .......... ...... Lonsway, Donald Lucius, Norma .,,. Malagon, Dorothy McFadden, Joyce .....9lO N. Union St. ...326 W. Center St. .........5l7 S. Union St. ............893 Cory St. ...335 W. Center St. .......908 Countyline 8l3 Columbus Ave. ......533 S. Main St. ........2lO Culbertson .......6l l Countyline Miller, John .,,,,,.,,... ......... 2 36 W. Lytle Sf. Moran, Nancy ....... Nye, Leon .,.......... Peluso, Teresa ..... Pocs, Delores ...... Podach, Clara ......... Reinhart, Eugene . Reising, LaVarne . ....55O College Ave. .........729 Cherry St. ...........335 Perry St. ......28l E. Sixth St. ......755 Maple St. .......l38 Elm St. Reiter, Gerald ...... -------------A R . R- 4 Ritzler, Helen ............ ........... 5 l4 Lynn Sf. Rumschlag,- Mary ....... 890 Seneca St. Scharf, Kathleen ........ -.-.------ 7 28 5. MOll'1 ST- Schreiner, John ..--------- 243 Rock Sf- Smith, Henry ....... Spangler, Marlene Stone, Donald ............ ........ .884 Columbus Ave. 802 W. North St. .425 E. Jackson St. Sullivan, Edward ,,.,.... ......... l l27 N. UI'IlOl'1 Sl'- Vance, Shirley .... Warner, Thomas . Weber, Delores ...... Welly, Rosanne ..... Wolfelt, James ...... ..457 W. Center St., .......636 Summit St. l8 Countyline' ......333 N. Vine St. ...285 W. Fourth St. A. Hoover .....,....... D. Potteiger ..... R. Marks ....., F. Hunt ........ Blaser, John ....... Boff, Edwin ........... Brickner, Roberta .. Bulkowski, Florence Coleman, James ...,...... DiCesa re, Loretta ..... Emerine, Joyce ...... Hammer, Betty ..... Holman, Shirley .... Holman, Vernon ....... ..... Hoover, Aurice ..... Hubbard, Loyal ..... CLASS ...............................President .......Vice President ............Secretary ............Treasurer .........725 Countyline ..........l2l1Lunt St. .........54l Lynn St. .........l5O Perry St. ....9l3 S. Union St. ......... 425 S. Poplar St. ....425 S. Poplar St. ....5l7 E. North St. 354 W. Crocker St. Hunt Fred ............. ......... 8 35 W. Center St. Karcher, Barbara ...... ............ l 53 E. Lytle St. Kieffer, Dale ......... ........ 3 5l W. North St. Kimmet, Eugene ....... ...................... R . R. 3 Kirian, Barbara ........ ....... 5 l7 S. Union St. Kitchen, David ............ ............. 8 93 Cory St. Kruszynski, Donald LaFountaine, Betty Lang, Lois ................. ....... Logsdon, Rita ........ Lyman, Carol ....... Malagon, Esaias Miller, Donald ....... .......l44O Countyline ......l5O E. Lytle St. .6l 5 W. Fremont St. .........355 W. Tiffin St. .....,. l33O Countyline ......... 2lO Culbertson .....353 w. High sf. Marks, Rosemary ..... ..... ........709 W. Center St. Nye, Louis ......,...,. ..... 3 O7 S. Union St. Park, William .......... ......... 9 l8 N. Union St. Potteiger, Darlene ................ 486 Columbus Ave. Schreiner, Joyce ,........ ............... 2 43 Rock St. Schreiner, Marilyn .................. 227 Sycamore St. Schumaker, Eugene ........ ......... 5 49 E. Lytle St. Seever, John ,.,.,,..,..,.,.. .,.... 8 OO W. Tiffin St. Shaull, Dolores ......... ......................... R . R. 3 Sheibley, Carol ,,,,., ......... 6 7l N. Maple St Tiell, Dolores ........ ...................... R . R. 4 Torres, Raymond ...... ........... 5 64 Spruce Sf Utriainen, James ...... .......... 2 2l N. Grant Sf. Walter, Richard ....... ....... 2 7l W. Fourth Sf. Weber, Gerald ...... Zeyen, Jean ,,.,,,... Ziegman, Daniel .. Ziegman, Wayne ........ Zirger, Richard ..... .........624 W. North St. .........46l College Ave. ........ 869 Leonard St. 734 S. Main St. iumon CLASS R. Hunt- ..........................,..................... President S. Emerlne ...............,.,..... A. Witmore ..... D. Sheibley ........ Babb, Waunita ........ Bodart, William .......... Brickner, Germaine ..... Burns, Norma Jean .... Cervantes, George ...... Conine, james ....... Dibling, Mary ....... Droll, Carolyn .... Droll, Willis ,..... Dyer, Darrell .......,. Emerine, Shirley ...... Endicott, Robert ....... Frias, Rosemary ...... Gillig, JoAnn ........ Goshe, Janet ........ Hammer, Dale ......... Holman, Leonard ........ Hunt, Robert ........... Kahman, Russell ...,. Keiffer, Melba .... Kiebel, Theresa ....... ...........Vice President ................Secretary ..................Treasurer ...uiooz s. Poplar sf. .......7l6 Spruce St. ......252 W. North St. ........6l2 S. Wood St. .........502 College Ave. ......508 W. North St. ......5l7 College Ave. .......273 W. Fourth .......847 Spruce St. ........762 Maple St. lOl Countyline .........2l3 N. Union ..........l23 Adams St. .....,,835 W. Center St. ........l4l V2 Perry St. .........64l Countyline ........326 W. Center St. Kinn, Mary ........... ,,,,.,,.,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, R , R, 3 Krupp, James ........ .... . ..606 W. Fremont St. Livo, Rosalyn .......................... 636 W. Tiffin St. McLaughlin, Thomas .. .,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, R, R, I Miller, Elaine ............. ,.,,, 7 O9 W, Center St, Miller, Mary ............ ............... i O5 E. Lytle Navarro, Richard ....... .,..... 9 O3 Spruce Sf, Pethe, Marjorie ..,...... ......,...... R , R, 1 Podach, Mary Ellen ...... .......,...,.....,, R , R, 4 Namirez, Frank .......... Leinhart, Margery ..... eiter, Catherine ........ Schaffert, Gerald' ....... Schalk, Rose A. ..... . Sheibley, Dean ........ Vance, Bernard ...... Walter, John .,.,....... Wangler, Edward ......t. Weber, Gilbert ....... Welker, Suzanne ....... Witmore, Ann ......... ...........736 Spruce St. .....l435 N. Union St. ......252 W. Center St. .......l26 Taft Blvd. .......329 Countyline ...........67l Maple St. .....457 W. Center St. ......27l W. Fourth St. .........l2lO N. Union St. i8 Countyline ......322 N. Union St. ......44O W. Center St. S E N I 0 R C L A S S P. Ardner ............................................ President A. Hoover .................... ............. V ice President S. Wagner .... ............... S ecretary D. Finsel .......... ................. T reasurer Ardner, Paul ....... Boff, Dorene .......... Bugner, Franklin ....... .....507 W. Center St. ........725 Countyline Fall St. Coughenour, Mary ................ 337 W. Center St. Droll, Thomas ........... Drutschel, Robert ...... Elchert, Juanita ..... Emerine, Lauren ........ Faber, Lynn Ann ....... Finsel, Duane ......... Frankart, Bernard ...... Gase, George ......... Gillig, Helen ............. Hammer, LaDonna ....... . Hannefey, Eugene ..... Heilman, Virginia ..... Hoover, Anise ......... Kelbley, Martha ..... Kinn,'JoAnn ....... Kramb, Rita ........... Kresge, Dolores ...... Lichtle, Alice ......... Lonsway, Eugene ...... Lyons, Betty ........... Nick, Carolyn ...... Potteiger, Ronald ...... Press, Helmut ........ Ramirez, Irene ....... Reiter, Robert ..... Reiter, Thomas ...... Scharf, Daniel ..... Shaull, Louise ........ .........846 Leonard St. .........5l5 W. Center St. .......608 S. Poplar St. .......342 W. Center St. ........205 E. Lytle St. ....448 Colonial Drive ...........76Z Maple St. .....522Vz S. Main St. .......3lZ College Ave. l25 N. Union St. .......5l7 E. North St. 9lO N. Union St. ........5l6 College Ave. .......lO8 N. Union St. ........339 College Ave. .......8l3 Columbus Ave. 806 W. Tiffin St. 5 Sycamore St. ...........729 Cherry St. Nye, Bradford ............ .... .......486 Columbus Ave. R. 3 736 Spruce St. .....252 W. Center St. R. 4 .......925 Walnut St. Shultz, Richard .................... 'l205 N. Union St. Tompkins, Richard ....... Torres, Helen ............ Wagner, Shirley ........ Warner, Robert ...... Welker, Marilyn ..... Whitta, Robert ....... ............lO4O Cory St. ........564 Spruce St. .................Risingsun .......636 Summit St. 322 N. Union St. 1911 Florence lBarrettJ Wonderly 1914 Alma lHussJ Kinn 1916 Frances lHelmstetterJ Coughenour 1919 Harry B. Lee 1924 Catherine lLeel Warner 1925 Margaret Weber 1926 Catherine lWeberl Vance 1927 Irene Uacobyl Lonsway 1928 Dr. J. N. Kiebel Francis M. Marley 1929 Mary A. lThillJ Bugner Dorothy lFerwaItI Peluso Catherine lKieferJ Reese 1930 Carmel Huth Louise Scharf Carl J. Vogel Lewella lWeimerskirchl Kerk 1931 Helen Flechtner Dorothy M. Jacoby Florence lBighaml Marchion Victoria lSteadmani Stone 1932 Joseph L. Blaser Rev. Alvin H, Burns, C.PP.S. Rose Ellen Weber 1933 Mary lHowardJ Kintz Anno lGasel Schetter 1934 Roland Elchert Richard Huth 1935 Paul Steyer 1936 Lawrence Fink John N. Martin Beatrice Thom 1937 William Foos Madonna lHowardl Roberts Joseph Magers 1938 Carolyn lWonderlyl Border John Crawford Richard Emerine 1939 Lola lFrankartl Lichtle Paul Lichtle John B. Wonderly 62 l0YAl ALUMNI 1940 Frank Crawford Caroline lCurininghaml Karg Marguerite lLichtleJ Slesinski Mildred Thom Mary lFalterJ Rohr James Ulman Paul Wagner Mary lSmithJ Yost 1941 Dorothy lKiefferl Dehring Joanne lHuthl Lannen Catherine lCoughenourJ Randall Rita lArdnerl Speelman Maraquita lBouillanl Steinmetz Wilfred C. Steinmetz 1942 Helen lHeilmanl Bradner H. Robert Bradner Eleanor Foos Lester C. Huth Herman Kieffer Mary lWhittaJ Martin Dr. Harry R. Stoner Margaret Thom Katheryn lSmithl Yost Helen Whitto 1943 Ann Louise lSwintJ Beier Eugene Blaser Lena lKuntzl Dehnhoff Mary DiCesare Florence Droll Bernard Elchert Donald Lichtle Rita Jo lUlmanl Lozier Mildred lDrolll Scheidhauer 1944 Regina lWaltermyerl Bennett Richard Bradner Richard Collins Joanne lEmerineI Holderman William C. Heilman Doris Huss Joanne Kinn Patricia lHowardJ Wolfarth 1945 Edward Collins James J. Droll Donald Elchert Marie lLonswayl Elchert Mary lWellyJ Gray Rev. Robert Mahin Margaret lDrollJ Schetter Donald Stoner Virginia lWhittaJ Abowd 1946 William Bradner Philomena DiCesare Donna Frankhart Regina lFilliaterl Schlachter Mary Margaret lHarnmerJ Adelsperger Donna Uonesl Holodnak Russell Keiffer Lucille lThomJ Sundermeyer Russell Waltermeyer Jane Zeyen 1947 Marilyn lSmithJ Bradner Janet L. Blaser Mary Collins Robert Dibling Gerald J. Droll Patricia Karcher Phillip Martin Margery Swint Phillip Weimerskirk Alice Zeyen 1948 Robert Ardner James Bradner Gerald Brickner Joan Crawford Ardella IFilliaterl Russell Marilyn Gillig Theresa Kruszynski Mary Jo lMarksJ Lotte John Pocs Kathleen lWilIiamsI Roth Donald Schalk Mary Shaull .Vera Torres James C. Whitta 1949 Paul R. Dibling Clarence Droll Charles F. Finsel Margaret Frankhart Marjorie Good Anna Mae Kelbley Julia Ledwedge Howard Martin, Jr. Jane Moran Irene Pocs John Patterson Shirley Reinhart Iris lReiterl Smith Margaret Shaull Richard L. Zeyen, Jr. 1950 David Bradner Mary Cline Donald Coughenour Rosina DiCesare Patricia Hall John F. Kruszynski Lucille Lonsway Charleen Marks Florian G. Podach Carl Reiter Eugene Schalk Betty Shultz Emma Rose Walter 1951 Donna Jean Boff Raphael Brickner I Julia DiCesare Emma Droll Donna Droll Jack Dyer Mary Elchert Wilma Filliater Socorro Gutierrez Gerald Kimmel' Betty Kliesch Carl Podach Laura Reinhart Lois Reinhart Andrew Shaull Eleanor Shultz Richard Wangler Janet Zeyen 'QU' ' km: 41-wx in E. S .- w ,wxe -K 4 I.. .X Z ,W '-H? awk N , MM1 7 AXP! fan ,M gay. mg .elmlh 11- ww? .SJW I N, -WM' .,.,. ,If 55-mi- Muff!! , v 46 cu .0 3 o I LL QJQJ DI U .O L L O2 I: 5 0 gi o O -o -2 0 m ua L 0 .C C il-LJ -L O CHI L 'Um ,S WE C O .ig U OU .C U1 L xc U EE O- 212 'gc L: U14 L gm 3 C . 3: oo EZ UE -1: r: Ox E if o LJ -5 Iey ul L .C LD L O U02 ut UT .EO 'U Stan J er, Helen eb W G Noret B ated: Se QD C O '- JC U CD LL QD C L U C L. LD 4J L. Reese. be U C ois rf L 0 Z more, T Wit R GJ .C +- rv 5 I CU 4- 4- Q1 'U O UI GJ U be O J 5 C S2 U f .oi Q52 UL: fe L F k 2 va K ua P 1 Ill va .C +- KD C C CD bd vi .9 E 2 .1 U O -1 6 an E 3 .1 'E o C o ac E. 3 T1 L L 0 O U5 C 55 : o 0- IA P- U M Q L E2 79 P o D Q 0 3 V1 1: o .1 ln 0 E o .1: I- J. L 0 n. U7 ru E U 7 aj. KU .1 E . 9 E S 0 3 LD C o 4 'U L 0 L LL vu V7 E Q3 U7 Q2 E C1 'X n. o I- ni uw U LD E O S '13 c I3 '5 o .1 E HJ U1 U I L GJ 'U CD O CD E o E uf un 3 I E 0 c o IX of an GJ E U 1 L. Q! ws iam Stewo rt, James d b H E b O 4- 4- O D we L U LD N L' 3 .C m E gr I' :' 1 T9 5 U O xx , Q! YD .1 T1 c o E 5- U of .I U U .D C U1 3 'U W u U 0 U! ua GJ 1. O IDLL L. E? O4 L on .Q o K E 0 E o I 1:1 L o + Ti U 2 3 : o H 5 'U an ll u an us f X DC' N.: I ,, ,.. v-in . . .nw 1 .u'.' '- ,0- MMA fn Gerald rt, ha Q, Robert Rein E .C o VT E J cr E O o. me Q an Ov sn CJ .- .. cu .cs o DC Ne 4. an E . E an P Ln U5 GJ 'Z O .C U H To Steffen rf ake hum ontz, Verne SC Sh Th Kenne rr uethe H Q6 GOV Guzman, G VT be Top: AI yfl rll Ma Faber Susan dle: Mid FEEOIS K John f S6 Fn nsway, Donald Lo John ankart, Fr r Burns VO Barbo Butler, Gary Middle: F, 6 VTTVTH Ha , Alton V O Spang Russel lstein, Wel V7 He Jean sch, ri F nd Rosa Wolph, VO ba Bar hroth, Sc CIVE M OS hom T TWV! A Huth, L C12 D ii 4- i. GJ .D O ac Lu O 'U C GJ O U C O U7 3 m .. 2 u o C O if LLJ ci: Q C .1 CJ +- 4- CJ L. O .l Dudnng, lw T VO Do Linda Kane, VY Roserna l, oge V yl'1 Holman, Car VNU A Sue MCCI ncy, Sheila Hom: Bo Lo- Dwynn Klnn, Pl VY O Ortega, M Gonoway, Connie Jane rr ende n Z Hele ffl! Botto F. S6 Bow HH Mary A Own, Br eber. W , Duane Cll'l Font 'T W 'V 1 -F 1 C rs-n -. Sczesm end RON rn Arend CS Jarn ne, El' FYI E John rr ende hZ EVWVNGT K SQ W l Top: Ronald l'. Pe ffe ES Shu tz, Jam Thomas rle Cla rlckner, Joseph Robert B TCTNC n S An fy Mo Middle Kiran. William aubert H GS Thorn rslftrrch es Welrne Jarn Wlo hh HCT Ja hen TC K r Mary le M Jan f S6 Clou CIO Tr Pa arv Keen M th l-lu Karen 65 rt, onko ary Fr M tarle, a S VFT1 Na rrls, Ha Jane Judith Klebe V, QC T Z Joxce I112 ofto rnith h S Judlt GRADE 7-TEACHERS: SISTER MARY INNOCENTIA, SISTER MARY VIRGIN Top: Ellen Flores, Jane Bugner, Dorothy Bug- nrrr, Mary Lou Reinhart, Patricia Bulkowski, Betty Lau Shock. Middle: Phyllis Coleman, Karen Weimerskirch, Rosemary Arend, Marshia I-lath, Kathleen I-laubert, Maryalice Abowd. Bottom: Carmen Mata, Virginia Frias, Judy Waessner, Alice Ziegman, Martha Finsel, Wanda Kieffer. 0 'I Top: Carolyn Reinhart, Brenda Boulboulle, Juletta Holman, Jean Ann Podach, Sandra Brown, Ruth Anne Nye. Middle: Marilyn Borer, Carolyn Duding, Janet Pohl, Anita Malagon, Mary Jo Torres, Emily Forristell. Bottom: Patricia Tiell, Darla Spang- ler, Mary Anne Ballreich, Anna Marie Bowser, Julie Snyder, Mary Ann McCarty. Henrietta Berger was absent. GRADE 6 - TEACHER: SISTER MARY RAPHAEL op: Thomas Hagenmaier, rederick McCarty, William arley, Gerald Lonsway, James itzler. Bottom: John Weimer- kirk, David Banks, Jon How- ert, John Lamberjack. op: Frank Malagon, Michael Huth, Donald Kimmet, Michael Tiell, John Weimerskirk. Bot- om: Charles Yarris, Darrel Bentz, Robert Park, Deroy Knowlton, Albert Frankart, Robert Huber. Eorisann Norris and LeRoy elbley were absent. op: Joyce Elchert, Joan Farris- ell, Bertha Cervantes, Carol uhn, Janet Karcher, Marilyn laser. Middle: Christine Wol- , Linda Radkey, Mary Lons- , Shirley Williams, Jeannine -' 'ey, Joyce Reiter. Bottom: xnn Huss, Janice Barry, ary Ann Welly, Delores Var- lgas, Janet Kieffer, Suzanne Brickner. Top: Larry Coleman, John Cur- .ry, William Gase, Michael Kuhn, William Faber. Bottom: Raymond Huether, John Shaull, Richard Reinhart, Ronald Woessner, James Miller. 'I K,-tx X 1 ,..-,,- .-JS. 'ti ' O 'ri' GRADE 3-TEACHER: SISTER MARY ANDREW Top: Roger Burns, Richard Brickner, James Storey, John Roberts, Robert Zimmerman, Arthur Burdett, Gerald Reinhart, Stephen Huth. Bottom: John McClincy, Charles Wolph, Ron- ald Clouse, Thomas Flechtner, Joseph Vargas, Lysle Shaw, Joseph Lonswav, Edward Bixler. Top: Carol Welly, Sonja Reiter, Rob- erta Sauber, Joann Rumschlag, Susan Trubey, Kathleen Dibling, Nancy Guz- man, Joan Omlor. Bottom: Sherron Wybensinger, Beatrice Finsel, Isabel Nye, Virginia Stewart, Ruth Zender, Rosemary Emerine, Peggy Kiebel, Joan Bugner. Top: Garry Stevens, Vincent Lamber- jack, Raymond Forristell, Howard Rasey, Charles Potteiger, David Fab- er, John Kane, Kenneth Krupp, Bot- tom: John Barbour, Kenneth Herman, David Shultz, Robert Ramairez, Doug- las Smith, Earl Hammer, Larry Rein- hart, Robert Wa l ker. Top: Julie Winkeliohri, Paula Scharf, Diane Wein- gates, Rose Ann Kitchen Lana Emerine, Pamela Cur- ry, Mary Jo Barto, Bottom: Sarah Huber, Karen Emer- ine, Judith La Fontain, Mar- garet Lee, Sharon Mosier, Patricia Guzman, Adelina Martinez, Carol Jurrus. CWilliam Koepfer and Doris Delt were absent? I GRADE 2-TEACHERS: SISTER MARY MARGERY, SISTER MARY THOMASITA Clark, Stephen Haaser Susan Marle Marcia Lonsway, Richard Reinhart Ro ert Huth. Middle: Sharon Wolph, Nanc Vance Brenda Smith Kathleen Faus Marilyn Huss, Consuelo Gonzales, Mar Frisch. Bottom: Nettie Banks, Patricii McClincy, Thomas Herman, Robert Ju rus, Edwin Lowery, Stephen Weime Top: Rodney Dell, Robert Baker, Hug, 1 Y ' ' , b , , l r r schirch, Richard Norris, Ruth Reinhart James Gillig, Marie Hammer Donal Crawford Charles Huth Donna Steven Middle Joseph Burkart Cidell Lambe lack Leona Hohman Leona Frias Co olyn Richardson, Sue Ann Omlor, A thony Altweis. Bottom: Susanne Bugne Brent Bonini, Mary Huether, Robe Swartzmiller, Sandra Coleman, Jam Miller, Betty Yarris, Arlene Wise. Top: Janet Shock, Thrasillo Elcherl ' : , ' r . f , . I r ' n I l e Top: Margaret Witmore, Louann Tiell Russell Lichtle, Thomas Finsel, Johr Peiffer, Richard Alge, George Hohman Middle: Patrick Roberts, Joanne Arend Elaine Ziegman, John Nye, Janice Filli ater, Rose Lonsway, Theodore Potteiger Bottom: Dennis Wenzke, Norenea Mc Laughlin, Charles Nye, Ronald Aurand Edward Flores, Barbara Radkey, Karer Sterling, Joanne Theis. rp: Robert Spieldenner, Edward Shultz, irry Schalk, Richard LaJune, Jack gman, James Banks. Middle: Vincent olph, Mary Schalk, Josephine Moreno, me Sutter, Sarah Thomas, Donald irdett, Bottom: Sandra Degan, Sheila nerine, 'Christina Gonzales, Betty Wil- lms, Mary Knowlton, Cheryl Utriainen, -tty Gase. endoza were absent? ' lichael Firth, Kathleen Burke, Sulema SISTER MARY GEORGEN E. AND UISA LO RY MA ER SIST ERS: CH I-TEA uu D 4 1 LD 5 Ek-xm :SVU 3-SS U--1 Co S551 ..-Uw mm! C . cfps 'DEC E-0 .930 cm V7mCx wg U22 S95 sig Oy? -II EE X .. 220 '- M Om mga? S33 E,--1 o +5635 Eg E721 wx, 3 Jn po 'img on-E1 92 415 kg. U E L,O on-X 35 Ol- x I .. XCU ,cm Leno o-H40 031 BCG' o-CS 5.0, 'Q i'O :ug Bang' an XEE S22 .EIS .Agn L. BCE .c 2,25 .EQ-g :ol- Eg,-x Q P- img Nw-N51 -U.. Lo: or., SJW 'S 3.10: 22x 53 U 3 CQ-Q C 2: 4.13111 .IEE '- o EI-C V7.--9 .. -Quai C-2 CUJC 3 2 igo 532 SZ--3 sfo L I U-vi- qggm ULD ELL.: cog 1-.. -.sg ggi l-lo L U .i uv C0 .C E .C M U1 .C E PATRONS Freshman Class Sophomore Class Junior Class Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Richard Abowd Mr. and Mrs. N. Ardner Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Blaser Dr. and Mrs. G. H. W. Bruggemann Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bugner Mr. Franklin Bugner Mr. and Mrs. Emil Cool Edwards Dry Cleaners r . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Stuart B. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Mr. . Mrs. Clyde Hall Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mark Dyer Glen Emerine Norbert Finsel Gair, Sr. Clarence Gillig James Gray W. G. Hartnett J. E. Herman Holman's Garage Homerick Studio Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hunt Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Karmasin Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Kiebel Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kinn Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kruszynski Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lichtle Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lyons Mrs. O. D. Mahin Mr. and Mrs. Francis Marley Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Mariea Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Murphy Mrs. Anna Nick Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Pennell Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Perry Mrs. Rose Poley Mr. Wayne Price Mrs. Florence Reinhart Miss Gertrude Reiter Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reiter Dr. and Mrs. K. S. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rumschlag Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Seever Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Seiple Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shaull Mrs. W. W. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Shultz Dr. and Mrs. G. D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Wagner Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Yarris Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Zeyen FOSllN BOOSTERS If it s good salesmen you need, be sure to call any of hese experts who have piled up 50 or more points in the 1952 SUBSCRIPTION and PATRON drive Thomas Droll .............. 400 Alice Lichtle ...... 250 Theresa Peluso ............ 240 John Blaser ........ 230 Franklin Bugner .......... 210 Lynn Faber .................. Richard Tompkins Jean Zeyen ................,. Loretta DiCesare .......... Irene Pethe .................. Theresa Kiebel ............ Edvfard Wangler ........,. Willis Droll .................. Juanita Elchert ............ John Walter ....... Dorene Boff .................. Virginia Heilman Robert Reiter ................ Rosanne Welly ............ Thomas Reiter .............. Richard Shultz ,........... Ruth Ardner ................ Norma Burns ................ Mary Coughenour Rosemary Frias ............ Anise Hoover ..... JoAnn Kinn .....A............ Betty Lyons .................. Rose Ann Schalk ..,....... Henry Smith ................ Marilyn Welker .... Paul Ardner ......... Shirley Emerine A ..... Duane Finsel ................ Donald Kruszynski Delores Pocs .................. Donald Stone ........ Helen Torres ....... Robert Whitta ..... Darrell Dyer .... Helen Gillig ......... James Krupp ........ Eugene Lonsway .. Helmut Press ........ Irene Ramirez ...... Margery Reinhart Catherine Reiter .. Bernard Vance .... Thomas Abowd .... Mary Ann Dibling Robert Drutschel .. Donald Filliater .... Marilyn Finsel ...... Bernard Frankart Eugene Hannefey Robert Hunt ........ Barbara Karcher .. Martha Kelbley .... 210 190 170 130 130 120 120 1 10 1 10 1 10 100 100 100 100 90 90 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 Dun Scharf and Gene Hannefey were outstand ng m the soliciting of FOSLIN ADS Compliments W' The Ahlenius Co. i , . K. D. THRAILKILL HOME PASTHY Clover Farm Store SHOPPE Groceries-Meats-Frozen Foods Quality Products TWO FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Corner Perry 61 Elm Phone 5417 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gilmore Fostoria, Ohio 207 NOIIh Main SI. Dial 3240 COMPLIMENTS OF The Electric Auto-Lite Co. FOUNDRY DIVISION THE FOSTORIA FOOS-SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME MONUMENT CO. Ambulance Service Arnold O. Lundberg Phone 891 242 W. Tiffin St. 701 West Van Buren St. PITTSBURGH PLATE 51455 50- THE COMMERCIAL PRESS Paint . . . Glass . . . Wallpaper PRINTING WiHdOW Shades Steel Office Furniture Pictufe Framing 123 East Tiffin st. Mirrors North Main St. Phone 3405 Compliments of DRY CLEANERS OF FOSTORIA Hedges - Acme - Keyes - Porters - Edwards Bishops - Hades EDDIE A. SPIELDENNER FLOOR COVERING SPECIALISTS Rugs - Carpets - Linoleum - Paints - Venetian Blinds Window Shades - Draperies - Slip Covers lU5 S. Main St. Phone 4334 Compliments ot I. H. IONES 6: SONS C 1' Omp Ements Coal, Builders' Supplies o Ready Mixed Concrete P E G G S P A I N T GENERAL CONTRACTORS Fostoria, Ohio Phone 2385 PAYNE BROTHERS GREENHOUSES FLORISTS Funeral Designs Potted Plants Cut Flowers Fostoria, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio THE SENECA LUIVIBER 61 MILLWORK CO. Fostoria, Ohio LUMBER - MIIQLWORK - ROOFING PAINT 635 West Tiffin Street Compliments of HOME WINDOW COMPANY 'I Compliments of Compliments of RUPP :S RIGGS FEED CO. ROY'S SHOE REPAIR Pl'lOI'lG East Center Fostoria, Ohio Best Wishes From the POS-I-ORIA ELECTRIC , COMPANY Morris Store Complete Electric mx Service Try' Your Morris Sioie i:'ii-Si Phone 845. 1230 N. Countyline St COMPLIMENTS of BERSTED MANUFACTURING CO. I NATIONAL CARBON SACKETT S GREENHOUSE COMPANY 800 North Main St. A Division of Say It With Flowers. Union Carbide of Carbon Corp. I SPORT CENTER BOWLING Compliments SIX I-IIGI-I SCORING ALLEYS I 0 Open Bowling Every FIRTH MACHINE 8: Saturday all day-Sunday all day 5 For Res. call 929 TOOL. INC. Iohn Smolik, Mar. F eehtnefs TASTY BRAND MEATS FLECHTNER BROS. PACKING CO., Inc. Compliments of Compliments RUSSEI.I..'S IEWELRY The Store With A Glass Door of Gifts For Every Occasion 115 N. Mem si. Phone 3559 ARCADIA CREP-MERY 79 CANDYLAND LUNCHEONETTE MmER,s DRUG STORE Corner Main and Sandusky The ReXa11 Store Phone 918 NASH ELECTRIC SALES I L L I COMPANY 130 East Center St. 117 East North St. Comphment of NYE'S HI-WAY MARKET 1445 North Countyline Street Fostoria, Ohio RCA VICTOR RADIOS TELEVISION Comphments RECORDS of Complete Musica1 Supplies DOUG'S TAVERN MUSIC BOX Carl Vogel Farrel Elsea W. E. KINNEY HoYT SEED co. ' ' . G d Chrysler-Plymouth Reta11 Fleld ar en Flower, Lawn Sales and Service SEEDS 125 West North St. Phone 3823 F0Si0fiaf Ohi0 Ph0U-9 5562 Corner Wood and North Streets COMPLIMEN TS OF T H E Seneca Wire 81 Manufacturing Co. MICKEY INSURANCE AGENCY V v FIRE - AUTOMOBILE - LIFE Fostonc' 01110 Mildred Hutchinson, Agent MANN FUNERAL HOME 217 West Center St. For Favorite Treats Compliments of The Family EMS cooK's PIE sHoP Af fhg Mg'-.jug 115 W. Ictckson St. Phone 3579 THE FOSTORIA UNION DAIRY COMPANY Conqrcltulcttes ST WENDELIN HIGH SCHOOL Where Our Milk ls Served Daily Compliments Of LARRY'S MARKET BARNES SUNOCO GAS Fostoricfs Complete Food Market STATION 376 Perry St. ot Elm Perry G Fremont Sts. HOAGY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Service Calls Minor Repairs Tires and Tubes Compliments of FRANCIS M. MARLEY St. Wendelin High School, 1928 University of Notre Dome, AB., 1932 Univ. of Notre Dome, LLB., 1934 Attomey and Counselor at Lcrw 4 Rosendcile Bldg. Union and Summit Sts. Phone 936 Fostoria, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of St. Wendelin High HOLY NAME SOCIETY B. F. BROWN Moron SALES MENNEL MILLING 304-12 N. Main St. PACKARD CROSLEY COMPANY Findlay Road Compliments of HOWELL HARDWARE Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK 5' CC' PETER CLOTHING STORE Shop ot Sears cmd Sove Fostoria's Finest l22 W. Tiffin Si. Phone 6695 M I St en s ore 201 South Main St. KITCHEN STUDIOS Compliments Teacher of of FRETTED INSTRUMENTS 5 W I FT 31 C 0 M P A N Y Soybean Mill l . U9 Perry St Fosioricr, Ohio CARR'S FURNITURE STORE FOSTORIAS OLDEST STORE 61 Yeors in Fostorio We Sell For Less-No Rent To Poy We lnviie You To Visit Our Store 84 MYERS 6. LICHTLE, LTD. PLUMBING cmd HEATING 317 South Main Street Phone 878 Compliments of NYE IMPLEMENT CO.. INC. FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 149 Ectst South St. Compliments of D E L L ' S 224 South Morin Street Fostoria, Ohio THE FOSTORIA LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY 240 West North Street Phone 7727 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Fostoria Ever a Good Bank to Deal With Since 1882 COMPLIMENTS OF Atlas Crankshaft Inc. I. B. BASEHORE 6: COMPANY L. B. CLesD Basehore COAL, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, CONCRETE PRODUCTS CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS 312 E. Center St. Phone 6667 Compliments of Clark's Shoes 117 South Main St. Fostoria's Finest Shoe Store THE OHIO SAVINGS AND l0AN ASSUCIATION Specialists in Home Financing For Building. Buying. or Repairing Fostoria, Ohio I. C. PENNEY COMPANY HOME OE VALUES Clothinq Outfitters For All The Family I REAL ESTATE Compliments f Farm and Health Insurance O Lite, Eire, Tornado, Auto, Accident PETE DICESAHE VIRGIL M GASE SHOE REPAIR ' 224' West Center St. Phone 2109 Below Woolworth Phone 6604 Head Your Fostoria Newspaper REVIEW - TIMES Commercial Iolo Printing Department We Want Your News ot You and Your Neighbors THE LOCAL TOUCH Phone 664l 113-115 E. Center St. 87 KUHN BROS. MARKET Compliments of Home Dressed Mecxts-Groceries Beer and Wine to Carry Out FOX DAIRY Phone 5678 Compliments of FOSTORIA SERUM COMPANY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS KINN AND THEOBAID AGENCY Phone 6604 109 East Center St. ERNIE'S AUTO SERVICE Compliments High Quality of Petroleum Products SMOKE HOUSE 120 Sandusky Si. Phone 3347 Hamburgs Frosted Malteds Fostoria's Ice Cream Center Sqleg 8, Sgryige Conqratulations and Best Wishes tothe CLASS OF 1952 Automotive Repairing Battery!-Ignition Starter 6- Generator Service Parts 61 Accessories-Brakes Belined Ferguson Tractor and Farm Implements Phone 2856 MOES BAKED ENAMEL SHOP Glass Installation Complete Body and Fender Repairing 1247 N. Countyline St. Phone 6207 Headquarters for Nationally Advertised Watches STEVENS IEWELRY co. Fostoria, Ohio The Diqmfmd Store of Fclstoria Dress Better and You'11 Feel Better COMPLIMEN TS OF The Commercial Bank Sz Savings Co. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation NIITItl'S API'ARl'IL suov THE SHOP WITH YOU IN MIND THESE ARE BUSY STORES--THERE'S A REASON Phone 796 Household and Industrial Supplies 117 N- Mum SI- 190 S- Washington Fostoria, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio THE LITTLE FOLKS SHOP SHERLIE ANN BAKERY Infants' and Chi1dren's HCS BUT The Best , , In Cakes and Pastry Specialties IT EXCELS Tl-IE REST 122 East Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio l32 E. Tiffin St. Phone 5330 Phone 3306 With the Compliments of the CLOVER FARM STORES OF FOSTORIA THRIFT PLUS SATISFACTION THE FOSTORIA PRESSED STEEl CORP. Manufacturers of INRA-BED EQUIPMENT and LIGHTING EQUIPMENT Fostoria, Ohio The Old Reliable CIVIC NIC-NAC Best in Foods 5: Refreshments 300-302 N. Main St. Dial 916 FOSTORIA ICE 8. COAL C0. Where Fostoria Buys Its Coal 410 East North St. Phone 3686 BIG CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST C I E Y I 0 l I 1' Bob Homer CHEVROLET Co. 1616 N. Countyline St. FOSTORIA, OHIO Telephone 4525 Compliments of FOSTORIA BEER 8. WINE STORE 305 Court Place-Phone 5900 Harold Elchert Iacob Manecke Compliments of HORNEITS MARKET 301 S. Main St. Phone 3101 For A Complete Laundry Service CALL EOSTORIA SERVICE IAUNDRY Phone 2582 9I l r 1 MARCHION STUDIO A 228 N. Main St. Phone 5641 TWO PHOTOGRAPHERS ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Pat Marchion-Bob Bradner Ask us about charter service any place any time BUCKEYE STAGES INC. ,za-:LE-ff-i P -in f , ee - ITT 2 . -4 .'-.-1-.v ima? -v-':1 ', 3 A .- : ..1a, .Q'2 :.:f 23:5 .'-1:,.:1.,1.,:..-. ' 2:5255 '- Q' f 2 2 i Q Tele Qeee T e,e A PAT. ,, f fl, Ae 4 ',P, .1 ' l- of fi i a m : 4 .-'Q' ' f fl P.1f, -' i.-A P. '11-T'.f 1 ,ezzz 111 11211 ffNe:12E2'tQ-Tgitiawitzt :,::.:.. , fm' E. APV' :'T hWlew ,lxl'x'. '..,f5? T J 1'1' -4 ' .V.,,.'AL.J hi., :Lx . ly ' ...I ,.,.A:ELv. : K X I V JAY . ,. IJ4 ? f,x f71Tlfi.+:1??5fg5ll' -ff - - to it .Q. ,fili- hn. laik, mu..-,tl ff ! Y .. 7 xanga. by L 2 5 A V Tiff U-175259 UW WW UW U57 P. .ig at if -L, fc s i'iam.2523-.yi:1:.-.'15ff55.g1a:Z -.':32.-'..:', .kb-1 - -,-..1T.Cl.ll'lH F , --H 1 ffm-vw-M R fA i7 .Q ' 6 'f ' ' ,J + f?lEVi ,A f4ttt,2ef,,e:f-fwwfc 128 East Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone 6606 Compliments of Madonna Circle No. 383 DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA O. l. BOLLINGER Compliments ot BUILDING CONTRACTOR STANLEY BABYLON Specializing in Residential R . Construction epresentina BAUGH 6 SONS CO. of Ohio Fostoria, Ohio X pf. E ., , .M -mr. -N---- H- if ..--.. ...i..,. f ' I fe, HOME DEcoRATloN SERVICE , ftgfff CENTER SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ' QD PAINTS Aoonsss mon: 206 S. Main St, EQSTORIA, OHIO Phone: 4495 LAMBERIACK SALES AND SERVICE HUDSON v WILLYS Cars - - - Ieeps - - - Trucks COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Service That Is Service 107 S. Wood St. Phone 3421 BOND FURNITURE CO. BATTERIES TIRES The Largest Selection in the City BLOSE GULF SERVICE l22 East North St. Union and Perry Fostoria, Ohio Phone 969 l6I East Lytle St. Phone 4226 COUNCIL NUMB KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Compliments Seniors I ALLAN's HAMBURGERS 131 East Center St. OWN TI-I ER 1197 Fostoria, Ohio E BEST SANDWICI-IES IN T KARCHER'S GRDCERY Compliments of , GBOCEBIES 0 MEATS Tom s BAKERY, mc. EEEEEEEEEE Serve YOUH 701 South Poplar St. Phone 904 Always Willing To P . Compliments Mags: of THE misss SHOP IBWMMPS EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Phone 5556 114 South Main St. I-Iay's Bldg. G H RUSSELL Pasteurized Dairy Products FOSTORIA CONCRETE PRODUCTS, I N C . Fostoria, Ohio 1 ' 94 EOSTOEIKS OUALITY Phone 3655 BUILDING MATERIALS I' I R Rorrs BAKERY E I I A III- COOKIES - ROLLS - DON UTS Q , DJJ -2-I H1 I. M Ax Y y . ' 1 - -I I-Iorne of Down Donuts Q1 1 I .. A in Fostoria THE RANCH ER R- Fffvf F000 wwf FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS J USTE N 'S Since 1897 Representative: BILL LINDBOE Box29 Bucyrus, Ohio ff X, Remember! F v 30 BALLREICH FURNITURE Uliffl' ,jQ,,'1,'f,Q,i,, Quality and Service Since 1899 ICE BROWN EPMRS Sho' Pai oPRN EVENINCS-FREE PARKING Shoe Repair ,. ,'Qjjmfj'e Df3 1441 N.County1ineSt. 1 I 'hrow 'em Edge of Town Where Prices are Down 109 E' Tlffm St' I 2:13 ylmng Phone 4212 daYl .Ide Brown's Shoe Shop 109 E. TIFFIN STREET ROOT nc A1an's Barber Shop lt Pays to Look Well! 114 Sandusky St. Ph. 6931 Alan's Shoe Store Shoes tor the Entire Family Hays Bldg. Fostoria, Ohio A1's Iewelers Keepsake Diamonds Nationally Famous Watches Arthur's lewelers Arthur and Dorothy 1Duryl Klugsberg 117 East Center Street Art Clothes Shop For Men's and Boys' Clothing 124 S. Main St. Ph. 2654 Babb's Gamble Store 1420 N. Countyline si. Phone 3442 Buckeye Auto Parts 138 E. Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of Chapman's Iewelry 103 South Main St. Edison Cut Rate Drugs Prescription Service-Free Delivery Lowest Prices in Ohio 4 Xt Goshe Motor Sales North Countyline St. Phone 4262 L. 6. S. Hobby Shop 641 North Poplar St. Phone 2154 Lee Incorporated of Fostoria 1400 North Countyline St. Phone 6684 McCormic Motor Sales Co. Dodge and Plymouth 155 E. South St. Office Supply Shop 112 West Center St. Fostoria, Ohio The Preis Store First With Fashions in'Fostoria Fostoria Produce 312 S. Main St. Phone 2336 The Ruhl Motor Co. Buick 6. Olds Since 1931 Phone 2131 Stark's Grocery West Lytle St. Phone 3960 n Stroman Implement Co. Oliver 6. DeLaval Sales 6. Service Fostoria Tire 61 Appliance, I Car 6. Home Supplies 130 W. North St. Ph. 42 Val-U Dress Shops Where Smart Women Practice Thr 123 S. Main St. Lom's Grill North Main Street Fostoria. Ohio Warren's Garage 208 Hayes St. Phone 4163 Whitney Drug 220 Elm Street Telephone: 5583 Yonker's Insurance Agenc All Forms of Insurance Phone 2573 Next Time Ask For Marcia Lee Candies At Your Grocer Compliments of A Friend 1: