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

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FRESHMAN CLASS Thomas Lonsway Ronald Luman Carolyn Margraf David Miller Joanne Miller James Park Frances. Potteiger Sandra Reinhart Lois Reese Joanne Reiter Norma Schreiner Gerald Shultz Nancy Shock William Stewart Sue Ann Sullivan Noreta Weber Julie Weimerskirch Darrell Williams Robert Williams Nancy Witmore Gary Zimmerman

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W5 .f-Q.-1 A 3 S 1 ' FRESHMAN CLASS James Altweis William Baeder James Blaser Geraldine Boff Lowell Bugner Kenneth Bulkowski Carol Coleman Sharon Dyer Raymond Flores John Fox Helen Frankart James Frankart Donald Gase James Hagenmaier Donna Hoffbauer Clifford Holman Margaret Howard Nancy Kay Howbert Claudette Huether Ronald Huss Georgia ller David Kelbley Shirley Knowlton James LaJune Raymond Lee William Lee Jane Lichtle Gerard Lonsway

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STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Nancy Moran, James Frankart, Rosanne Welly, Kathleen Scharf, David Miller, Gerard Lonsway, Eugene Brickner, Nancy l-lowbert, Thomas Abowd, Joanne Reiter, Sue Ann Sullivan, Rosema ry Marks. Seated: William Park, John Blaser, William Bodart, Shirley Emerine, Elaine Miller, Robert Hunt, Dean Sheibley, Ann Marie Witmore, John Seever, Barbara Karcher, Jean Ze-yen. AS TIME MARCHES ON September 3, l952 started the Countyline Street parade of eager teenagers back to school again. The enrollment figures reached an all- time high of l80. The preview game, September 5, in which the Mohawks got off to a good start, opened the athletic and social events of the school year. Both grade and high schools enjoyed a happy free day while their teachers attended a diocesan meeting at Toledo, September l2. Hat dogl The new CYO season was initiated with a wiener roast in Gray's park on the l5th lwith the new officers presiding.l The l6th set off with a bang the Wendelette and Foslin Ad Drive. On that some day, the Kiwanis Club sponsored a steak fry for the foot- ball team. The Ad campaign closed on the 24th, leaving o 2-day breather before the subscription crusade opened. Two hundred seventeen soldiers of Christ were inducted into the l.ord's Army on September 28 when our Most Reverend Bishop George J. Reh- ring administered the Sacrament of Confirma- tion here. 20 All forms of dancing were attempted at the CYO deanery party here, October 3. Many learned to schottische that night. October 7 was marked by headaches and cramming in preparation for the first six week tests October 8-l0. Since Columbus' landing was on Sunday this year, the event was celebrated the following day, October l3. An extraordinarily successful, Wendelette- Foslin subscription campaign closed on the l4th. Wendelettes 380, Foslins 350. Formal initiation of the freshies took place October l5. Once again, October l6, the S.W.H. salesmen hit the road in behalf of the Catholic Magazine drive. Fathers Wilson and Keller from the Mission Office in Toledo, gave us some first hand inform- ation, October 20, on the customs and tradi- tions of our black brethren on the other side of the globe. Happy Birthday, October 26, to Coach Her- man's new little Janine Marie, and congratu-