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

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Good Morning! The Day's Begun and here's how Father Hunter starts out, thanks to Carolyn and Mary Lou Reinhart. TelI Me Why physics is so hard, groans Joseph Reinbolt, Daniel Ziegman, Donald Kruszynski, and Fred Hunt. BUDDIES TILL THE END-are the pledges com- ing from Loretta DiCesare, Marilyn Schreiner Jean Zeyen, Donald Kruszynski, as they ex- change senior pix.

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Daniel H. Ziegman A reporter in the offing, that's Zeke . . . seldom seen without Fred or Johnny . . . carried two letters in football . . . CYO basketball team couldn't do without this 6'2 center . . . is planning a way to buy out Goodyear Tire Company . . . often seen cruising around in his very own Chevie . . . listens for hours to the lilting music of Glenn Miller , . . gets one year older every October 3 . . . is thinking about entering college. Jean E. Zeyen l dream of Jeanie with the light brown hair . . . possesses a beautiful voice . . . Glee Club and Mixed Chorus all four years . . . skips school every May 23 . . . helped the team's morale by cheerleading for two years . . . never seen without Toots . . . usu- ally on the honor roll . . . neat dresser . . . CYO social chairman . . . junior vice president . . . senior secretary . . . looks forward to wearing the white cap of an RN. from St. Vincent's Hospital. Richard H. Zirger Dick's biggest day came when he got his trusty little Plymouth . . . often heard saying, You tell me, and we'll both know . . . practically a pro on the golf course . . . CYO member all through high school . . . everybody's buddy but most of all Louie's . . . loves anything at all about guns . . . an all 'round good kid . . . appears to be quiet but looks are deceiving . . . Happy Birthday's are in order on March 6. Jerry J. Weber Jerry's happiest when behind the wheel of his own trusty little De Soto . . . boasts of being part owner in his father's business . . . pals around with Jim . . . a real for sure licensed driver . , . another Ray Anthony fan . . . CYO member for three years . . . always has a car full of kids . . . always wins at cards. . . grins from ear to ear on March l l . . . Junior is a Senior ancl mother teaches Juniors. 21

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STUDENT LUUNLII. First row, left to right- Seniors: John Blaser, Bill Park, Darlene Potteiger, Rosemary Marks, Jean Zeyen, Donald Miller. Second row, left to right -Juniors: Eugene Brick- ner, Tom Abowd, Nancy Moran, Rosanne Welly, Patricia Kiebel, Ronnie Blaser. Third row, left to right- Sophomores: Ronald l-luss, David Miller, Ger- aldine Boff, Nancy How- bert, Carolyn Margraf, Gerry Lonsway. Fourth row, left to right -Freshmen: Gerald La- Fontain, Alvin Keckler, Julie Snyder, Sandra Brown, Mary Alice Abowd, Harold Brickner. HATCHET C-HOP Lowell Bugner and Darrell Williams display the poster which invited the student-body to attend the Hatchet C-Hop sponsored by the CYO on Washington's Birthday. Show Me The Way To Go Home is heard every doy after the last bell from John Nick, Mary Jo Torres, Robert Hagenrna- ier, Julie Weimerskirch, and Carolyn Reinhart. WW,