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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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'fn nr Na 'af' 1 sig o i i r . sie , .. A 4 I. - .. 1 rn l' .ffm '1t'5. 's'f3 'fi-fo' Shu! 'CIS' un Dedica tion The Senior Class of 7957 is happy to have this opportunity to show their appreciation to a splendid group of people who hold in trust the noble ideals for the education of youth. That these people have tried to further the development of the young men and young women of S.W.H.S. is evidenced by their self-sacri- fice, thought, zeal, care, and expenditure of their talents and their energies. To the devoted members of the lay faculty who have done so much to make us good citizens, we dedicate the l957 Foslin. SM After a successful fund-raising campaign, James Zeyen, Mary Alice Abawd, Betty Lou Shock, Wile liam Huber, Jean Ann Podach, Lawrence Scharf, seniors, check other annuals for ideas. CO-EDITORS Jean Ann Podach Lawrence Scharf and This partial record ofthe activities ofthe scholastic year 1956-57 and the people who helped to make this year a memorable one is presented by the members of the Foslin Staff. ls that how it's done? queries Mary Ann McCarty upon receiving in- structions concerning picture place- ments as members of the Foslin Staff do extra work in the Annex, North Wood Street, on a week-end. 4 ur Pastor l- X Q . ,...- 5 .- ,if The Rev. Robert H. Ruffing We were privileged to have had Father Ruffing for our pastor and guide for the last five years of school. Jxg Our Principal The Reverend Donald S. Hunter Geniol, even-tempered, the friend of every St. Wendelin High student-thcnt's our principal--Father Hunter. Coat of Arms 'll' if SN-' - . xx 1 , my The Sisters Notre Dame Rev. James Miller CPPS Rev. Cleo Schmenk .l ' ,i- Cglglysssssssssssrissssssxsssxs-Hy- v. ul' si M Ny Ill za il? sz: -z rf N li' N 5 I 1,1 it If ' u 1' N N N rf N r' N If xx 1 1 u 1, N I, Q: fr f ta 55 0 fi Q 5' of mi L, Sm s r s I N I Sister Mary Alfred S.N.D. Sister Mary Bertrand S.N.D. Sister Mary Caroleen S.N.D. 414. Iii I3riC5lnriaiki5aria2liUuUT Sister Sister Sister Sister Mary Mary Mary Mary Dolore S.N.D. Lewellin S.N.D. Lorenzo S.N.D. Virginia S.N.D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eisenhauer and future basketball Mr. and Mrs. John Nijssen with their up and coming coach, Stepheng cheerleaders, Mary Jo and Linda. majorettes Rose Marie, Antoinette and Marie Bernadette. V I rx A M I . L I E S Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Herman have four football players of the future SWH teams in the persons of James, Kenneth, Thomas and Donald. As cheerleaders Janine and Kathleen will take core of victories. Mr. and Mrs. John Lyon with Professor Thomas. Mrs. lda E. Crawford has signed thousands of tardy slips during W her fourteen years as school sec- X retary. va . -if Q W if. Senior Class Class Officers Mary Ann McCarty, secretary: Alice Ziegman, vice-president. Thomas Martin, president: James Zeyen, treasurer. Mary Ann Ballreich llMabll Believes that too much school warps one's per- sonality .... Birth date .... February 5, l94O Horizon Club, C. Y. O., Glee Club, Cheerleading. Mary Alice Abowd Mary Never seen driving anything but a Cadillac Birth date .... April l0, I939 Horizon Club C Y O Dramatics Club Sodality, Band, Glee Club Rosemary Helen Arend Rosie Reading is her hobby . . . Birth date .... July ll, i940 C,Y.O,, Glee Club Brenda Ann Boulboulle llsrenll ltalian spaghetti is this chic's favorite dish Birth date .... April 15, i939 Horizon Club, C.Y.O., Glee Club Harold Jerome Brickner Harry BiIl's Comrade in the National Guard . . . Birth date .... January ll, I939 C.Y.O., Football, Class President, sophomore year, Student Council Donald Boff llDonll Has the recipe for the world's best rolls .... Birth date .... November 25, 1939 C.Y.O., C.Y.O. Bowling, C.Y.O. Basketball xx. Y 3 4 Jane Ann Bugner Boogie Often seen driving a Ford convertible . . . Birth date .... August 3, l939 C.Y.O., Horizon Club, Mojorette Dorothy Rae Bugner llbotll Thinks that report cards should be abolished .... Birth date .... December 8, I939 C.Y.O., Majorette Sandra Carmella Brown llsandyll Loves to write ??? .... Birth date .... May 4, I939 Horizon Club, C,Y.O. Officer, Class officer, sophomore year, Glee Club, Cheerleading Patricia Marie Bulkowski llpatll A friend to all she meets Birth date .... September 27, l939 C.Y.O., Glee Club Phyllis Jean Coleman Jeanie Her pen is always running dry . . . Birth date .,.. January 5, i939 Horizon Club, C.Y.O., Glee Club, Majorette, Cheerleading William Burns llBiIIll National Guard couldn't do without him . . . Birth date .... July l9, l938 C.Y.O., C.Y.O. Basketball, Glee Club Carolyn Rita Duding Does her calling in the family Chevie .... Birth date .... October 23, 1939 C.Y.O. Ric hard Curry Dick Dick's car is at everyone's service . . . Birth date .... June 25, 1939 C.Y.O. Phillip Degens llFIiPll The quiet one of the class . Birth date .... C.Y,O. tait 1 Q s February 19, 1939 James Phillip Faber llJimll Frequently seen with a carlaad of girls .... Birth date .... April 18, 1939 C.Y.O., Basketball, Foot- ball, Representative to Buckeye Boys State Martha Jane Finsel Jane Looks forward to the month of August .... Birth date .... April 19, 1939 Horizon Club, C.Y.O., Glee Club, Sodality, Dramatics Club Helen Flores Ellen Hopes to be someone's pretty secretary . Birth date .... October 19, 1938 CYO Eusebio Albert Guzman Guzssie Never seen without a smile .... Birth date .... December 19, 1939 C.Y.O., Football Virgmla Frias Jeannie She is a must to Bishop s Cleaners Birth date .... Ju 2, 1 39 CYO Glee Club Band Robert Hagenmaier llHaggell Manager of the Hagen- maier baseball nine . . . . Birth date .... May 26, 1939 C,Y.O., Basketball Z i Wulham J. Huber I Valedictorian The high stepper of the senior class .... Birth date . . November 24 1939 C.Y.O., Glee Club, Band, Acolyte, Repre- sentative to World Affairs Institute, Foslin Staff Juletta Holman Julle Hopes to be a St. Vincent nurse . . . Birth date .... October 18, 1939 Horizon Club, C.Y.O., Glee Club Kathleen Louise Haubert Kate Dislikes being called Red Birth date .... March 22, 1939 Horizon Club, C. Y. O., Glee Club, Band, Foslin Staff it ,-'-iq, James Allen Kitchen llJimll Likes to tease anyone who blushes .... Birth date . . . April 4, 1939 C.Y.O., Glee Club, Bas- ketball Marshia Jean Huth Mush Bumps are her pastime .... Birth date .... March 27, 1939 Horizon Club, C.Y,O., Glee Club John Kirian llJackll Clown of the senior class .... Birth date .... October 5, 1939 C.Y.O. Glee Club Football Anita Malagon Annie Wants everyone laughing when shes around .... Birth date .... October 3, 1939 CYO Thomas Richard Martin Tom Salutatorian Sensor class President .... Birth date .... October 15, 1939 C.Y.O., Glee Club, Basketball, Representae tive to Operation Youth, Foslin Stott Gerald W. La Fantain uGerryu President of C.Y.O. . . Birth date .... October 7, 1939 C.Y.O., Football, Basket- ball, Acolyte, Represent- ative to Operation Youth Ruthanne Nye Ruthie Loyal to everyone Janet Louise Pohl llJanll Can be found watching stars in the Ford .... Birth date .... April 6, 1939 Horizon Club, C. Y. O., Glee Club, Foslin Staff f 333. Birth date .... November 30, 1939 Horizon Club C Y O Mary Ann McCarty Annie College-definitely .... which one? Birth date .... April 23, 1939 Horizon Club, C.Y.O., Glee Club, Band, Senior class officer, Sodality, Dramatics Club Carolyn Reinhart Sometimes sole representative of senior class in Chapel in the morning .... Birth date .... August 31, 1939 C.Y.O., Glee Club Jean Ann Podach Jeannie Singer Sewing Champion of the Tiffin district .... Birth date ..,. Moy 25, 1939 C.Y.O., Glee Club, Y.C.S., Band, Foslin Stoff Joseph Z. Pocs llJoll A super market executive . . . Birth date .... March 26, 1939 C.Y.O. Lawrence Scharf llLarryll Walked miles in the in- terest of The Foslin .... Birth date .... January 24, l939 C.Y.O., Acolyte, Band, Foslin Staff, Dramatics Club Mary Lou Remhart OU Ditches are her pet peeves Birth date .... May 24, l939 Horizon Club CYO Glee Club Bond ff! Dale Henry Rumschlag HKIlOCkeI'u Taxi-cab driver for the senior class . . Birth date .... June 28, I939 C.Y.O., Acolyte Betty Lou Shock Betts Would like to learn how to dance in heels .... Birth date .... october 12, 1939 C.Y.O., Glee Club, Band, Foslin Staff Julie Ann Snyder Louie The Chevie is always a woy to Tiffin . . . Birth date . . . February 28, I939 Horizon Club, C.Y.O., Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Class Officer Mary Jo Torres ujou fm ff, Always smiling .... Birth date ,... July 21, 1938 , 323 C.Y.O., Glee Club V' y 'T' , , ef if 5 Q 9 V 2 9 A-M' A 5 'Q ffl f' .1 Q , S. fn pi , if Karen Sue Weimerskirch Wymie Hopes to reach the top in her profession .... Birth date .... July 16, 1939 Horizon Club, C. Y. O., Glee Club, Majorette, Sodolity, Dramatics Club John Vance Reads a book a day .... Birth date ..., August 30, 1939 C.Y.O., Football Ronald David Tuttle Ronnie Sports around in a convertible . . . Birth date .... June 29, 1939 C.Y.O., Glee Club, Basketball, Football Alice Gertrude Ziegman An up and coming gal who rates her class tops , . . . Birth dare .... April 22, 1939 C.Y.O., Band, Student Council, Y.C.S., Fas! lin Staff, Senior class officer 1 3 5 Judy Woessner llwesll Likes radio and TV when relaxing .... Birth date .... April 8, 1939 Horizon Club., C. Y. O., Glee Club Q-mann James J. Zeyen IYI1 Can't keep track of hubcaps .... Birth date .,.. March 2, 1939 C.Y.O. Glee Club Senior class officer September September September October October October October October November November November November November November December December December January January January February February March April April May May J une 7 9 30 I I0 II I2 I8 I 4 9 I7 22 27 5 8 2I I I6 28 3 5 6 I7 25 27 30 2 Senior Calendar Seniors began their last year at St, Wendelin High School. Preview Game. Jane Bugner placed second in the Queen contest. Magazine campaign reaches an all-time high. Foslin ad campaign. Foslin subscription drive. Something new in freshman initiation. The week ended with a semi-formal dance for seniors and freshmen. First free day. Not everything is joyful-six weeks tests. All Saints-free day. Open house. Last football game. The seniors were loyal to the Mohawks for four years. Hunting season opens. Free day. Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor first l Speak for Democracy contest. Sandra Brown placed first, Julie Sny- der, second. Thanksgiving vacation began. First basketball game. Second six weeks tests. Glee Club went to Toledo to hear Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians. Feast of the Immaculate Conception, patroness of the Un- ited States. Free day. Christmas vacation began. Holiday formal. Semester Exams. Annual retreat. Father Joseph Schill, former principal, re- treat master. Second open house. Last basketball game. Afair season. Beginning of Lent. Easter vacation. Seniors began last period of high school life. Final Exams. Honor Night. Graduation Exercises. Class Prophecy Time: June 2, l982 Place: Fostoria, Ohio, now the metropolis of the world. As l answered the call of my supersonic To search in my files line by line phone, For the whereabouts of the S.W.H. class of The voice of my secretary in a lovely drone-- '57, Informed me that today was the appointed Their silver anniversary dinner was today, at time- eleven. No hurry, for with the aid of my secretaries and my trans-world T V phone, I shall be able to contact all the people listed in file l957 in a matter of fifteen minutes. By remote control the files appeared on my desk and flipped open to the name of Lawrence, Cardinal Archbishop Scharf, whose See is in Fostoria. Courtesy requires a personal call to the Cardinal and the President of the United States, John J. Kirian, vice-president, Dorothy Bugner, Secretary of Education, Juletta Holman. My robot secretaries will inform the others. According to the files here on my desk, Thomas R. Martin is chief-of-staff of the John Kirian hospital located in Fostoria, while Alice Ziegman is head of the nursing school of that in- stitution. Ronald Tuttle, head coach of Hunter College lnamed for the famous Rev. D. S. Hunter, former principal of St. Wendelin High Schooll has a team that has been unbeaten and unscored on for five years. A private school that admits only the elite of the city is owned by Helen Flores. Betty Lou Shock serves as her dean of women, while Eusebio Guzman fills the same position for the men of the college. The mayor of Fostoria, Philip Degens, has appointed Gerald LaFontain, poet laureate. Mr. LaFontain is writing an ode for the anniversary dinner. Pl Ylli5 COIGHWIM editor of The Review-Times, which has become the out-standing literary publication of the world, James Kitchen, T V Toast of Fostoria, Ruth Ann Nye, president of the Fostoria Baseball Association, and John Vance, owner of La Maison de Fumee, are re- nowned citizens of the metropolis. It was a thrill for architect Carolyn Reinhart when her plans for the wonder-ship Neptune were accepted. The owner, William Huber, states that the vessel is capable of making l2OO miles an hour under favorable weather conditions. The interior decor of the ship was done by Anita Malagan. James Zeyen, head of the Solar Research Laboratories, designed the solar engine. Judy Woessner is the gracious hostess on the luxury liner. The Metropolitan Opera Company is currently starring the greatest soprano of all time, Janet Pahl. Her costumes are created by Karen Weimerskirch, her hair is styled by Mary Jo Torres, who commutes from Paris daily. MdI'Sl1i0 Hllfli is G COFITSITIPOFOFY Gl'llSfWl'10 has astounded the world with her depth of feel- ing. ln music, Mary Alice Abowd is recognized as the world's best concerto artist. Mary Ann Ballreich directs a ballet. Carolyn Duding is her Chief instructor, America's leading authority on etiquette is Mary Lou Reinhart. Joseph Pocs and Rosemary Arend are her field workers. Julie Snyder has established a dental clinic on Fifth Avenue. Her chief technician is Sandra Brown. Three doors down, Mary Ann McCarty has a thriving veterinary hospital. Her best client is Harold Brickner whose large ranch with lO0,000 head of prize cattle needs constant attention. Employed on the Brickner estate are Patricia Bulkowski, conservation scientist, and Robert Hag- enmaier, geologist. Bumper and unique crops have been developed as the result of Bob's research. America's answer to Shakespeare's genius has at long last been made in the writing of Jean Ann Podach, who may even surpass the Bard of Avon as she has reached his peak of accom- plishment at an earlier age. Donald Boff, president of Amalgamated Aluminum, furnishes the materials for James Faber's hot-rod factory. James in turn issues parts for Richard Curry's i982 models, produced in Detroit, which are the wonder of the world. William Burns, Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard, is at present inspecting troops in Africa. Brenda Boulboulle, ambassador to Egypt, has as house guest, Martha Jane Finsel, mis- sionary, and Kathleen Haubert who supervises the Egyptian Air Lines. A flicker from the atomic eye on my desk tells me that all members of the class of '57 are ready to leave for the anniversary dinner and that Dale Rumschlag, who operates a Rent-a- Copter service will meet all members of the class at the various terminals and will take them to the '57 Club where they will be welcomed by Jane Bugner, owner. Each guest will be presented with a unique arrangement of either a corsage or boutonniere from the gardens of the famous horticulturist, Virginia Frias. by William Huber, Jean Ann Podach, Lawrence Scharf Class Officers James Ritzler, Treasurer Gerald Lonsway, President Shirley Williams, Secretary Marilyn Blaser, Vice-President David Banks Marilyn Blaser Susan Brickner Linda Cervantes John Curry Joyce Elchert A William Faber -- Joan Foristell . Albert Frankart - V-- William Gase 1 ws' m Thomas Hagenmaier Jon l-lowbert Robert Huber Raymond Huether Sue Ann Huss 1: 62.2 f W3 Junior Class .,.. Zzzz . .,,:g '2', ,Vq' I-.1 .1 ,1- Q is si s QQ? is wmv. 5I1 Sf' ,Q ii X I Y 359 I f 5 W y I Q ., ,. .. 'X ,,,,. M J sit yyy , J J l :zl ': 5 :E:E 1 f' 'Q ' ' il' I il l-., . ' - Ailn -1 1-- , ww A Q ,. Z2 i Q I -ziel V H ' 9 f Q 1 IEV, KIRK l 5 if ld: Mlgf , , i M i 3 f-A + 1 or Jii J eq rrrrr e r ix llll A E VW A f ,., , ., Q: K .,.,. 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Third row: Carol Hoover, Judy Coppus, Donald Crawford, Dianne Finsel, Kathleen Marchion, Lana Emerine, Rose- lyn Finsel, Robert Reinhart, Margaret Lee, Carol Kuhn ww.. an V o , K, Fourth row: William Huber, Sandra Degens, Sarah Thomas, Margaret Witmore, Nancy Reese, Anna Mae Ward, Paula Evans, Julia Elchert, Doris Anne Norris, Joseph Clark Fifth row: Alice Ziegman, Lawrence Scharf, Mary Alice Abowd, Sue Huss, Marilyn Kinn vin? Senior members: Betty Shock, Lawrence Scharf, Kathleen Haubert, Wil- liam Huber, Jean Ann Podach, Mary Alice Abowd, Alice Ziegman School Band First row: Eleanor Miller, Robert l-luth Second row: Rebecca Lopez, Kathleen Weingates, Jean Ann Podach, Joseph Vargas, Robert Baker, Russel Spang- ler, Lyle Shaw, Joyce Elchert, David Banks. Third row: Beatrice Finsel, Shirley Williams, Patricia Clouse, Carole Reiter, Dianne Boyer, Susan Truby, Kath- leen Dibling, Jean Hein, John Roberts. Fourth row: Jeannine Sheibley, Sonja Reiter, Ronald Roberts, Janet Lang, Kathleen l-laubert, Paula Scharf, Donald Finsel, James Peifter, Robert Rameriz Fifth row: Robert Weber, Mary Kitchen, Ann Thomas, Loretta Lang, Patrick Schart, Betty Shock Mr. John Nijssen, Director Mixed First row: Joyce Zirger, Marquin Weber, Sharon Dillery, Shirley Williams, Mary Lonsway, Virginia Frias, Elaine Williams, Eleanor Miller, Ann Banks, Kathleen Gase, Carolyn Babb, Janet Magers. Second row: Christine Wolfelt, Jeannine Sheibly, Kathleen Marchion, Alice Ziegman, Mary Kitchen, Dwynn LaFontain, Alberta Malagon, Patricia Frias, Nancy Reese, Fayanne Kintz. Third row: Marshia Huth, Julie Snyder, Mary Ann McCarty, Janet Pohl, Jon Howbert, Philip Degens, William Burns, Ronald Tuttle, Gerry Lonsway, William Huber, John Kirian, William Marley. Scene from Christmas Operetta, The Christmas Story. Chorus First row: Second row: Third row: Marie Carroll, Bonnie Stark, Dianne Haaser, Janice Frankhart, Karen Snyder, Anne Mae Ward, Kathryn Jacoby, Dianne Boyer, Brenda Boulboulle, Martha Bulkowski, Jean Ann Padach, Louann Lamberjack, Sandra Brown, Mary Alice Abawd, Kathleen Haubert. Carol Hoover, Marshia Hath, Barbara Finsel, Sheila McClincy, Barbara Wolph, Juletta Holman, Helen Zender, Rosemary Arend, Patricia Bulkowski, Jane Finsel, Jean Coleman, Thomas Martin, James Ritzler, James Kitchen, Raymond Huether, James Zeyen, Mary Ann Ballreich, Betty Shock, Mary Lou Reinhart, Carolyn Reinhart. Phyllis Coleman portrays the an- nouncing Angel in the Christmas Story. Mr. Niissen directs group singing. GQ ji' I5 wa wr, w Chemistry class-Harold Brick- ner, Juleffa Holman, Brenda Boulboulle, Dale Rumschlag. Physics class - John Curry, Michael Kuhn, Michael l-luth, Charles Yarris, and Fred Mc- Carty. Scientists Wark Biologists look-seen: Gary Butler, Mary Stone, Raymond Sczesny, Barbara Walph, Russel Spang ler, Susan Fober. ,M- 'WArM' Home Arts girls dis- play various accom! plishmcnts: Anna Mae Ward, Janet Lang, Elaine Williorns, Cor- ol Reiter, Catherine Bugner. 33 Math and History Mr, Lyon with Judy Coppus, Garth Thomas, Karen Wellstein, and Donnell Lee. gl .8 1. -i 'Dui Algebra class with Francis Marley, Dianne Haaser, and James Faber at board. Joseph Weingates and Russel Koby view their map of AIexander's Empire. 34 Geometry class. as-sqma Solid Geometry class with John Vance, James Zeyen, Julie Snyder, and Harold Brickner, trying to solve a problem. Q Mr, Eisenhauer's Advanced Arithmetic class with Albert Harris, Albert Welly, Olga Flores, and Janet Arend at board. Second year typists are Linda Cervantes, Jeannine Sheibley, Marilyn Blaser, Sue Huss, Joyce Reiter, Janet Keiffer, Shirley Williams, Linda Radkey, Christine Wol- felt, Carol Kuhn, and Joan Foristell. Office Practice students giving demonstrations are Anita Malogon, Jane Bugner, Patricia Frias, Ruth Ann Nye, and Judy Woessner. First year typists are from left to right: Jean Hein, Russell Spangler, Mary Stone, Norma Stark, Mary Kitchen, Doro- thy Duding, Janet Walsh, Ann Thomas, Patricia Clouse, Sue Faber, Barbara Burns, Ann Lee, Rosalind Frisch, Mary Koch, Dwynn LaFontain. Shorthand students are Mary Welly Suzanne Brickner, Dolores Vargas, Alice Ziegman, and Betty Lou Shock Future Secretaries and Typists .,.,.,. ,.,., .. .,.,...,, -5 M ' ' :a' ,Q Q --35,n,::,.:,:,:,g5 W. - E5: K Wj3 ?2y, SSFZNV 3 ' A ' . J if J .i.15::i:ii. , .... ,zi ing.. Drafting class with James Faber, John Vance, Don- ald Boff, James Kitchen, and Robert Hagenmaier at work. Assistant Librarian, Patrick Scharf Sophomores James Peifter, Marilyn l-luth, and Janet Walsh Mr. Herman explains the valves of the heart to Bonnie Ore memorizing from their iirerorure book, Stark, Mary Frankhart, Eugene Peluso, and Patrick Scharf. i4 ri.. Class representatives Gerald LaFontain, Joseph Clark, Drafting class displays posters made for advertising Kirin, William Faber, Mary Alice Abowd and Joyce Reiter 36 John Father Hunter explains Temporal Law to Kirian, Jane Finsel, Carolyn Reinhart, and James Kitchen. Hx Religion-French Classes J we B K Thomas Hagenmaier plays a French record for Sue Brickner, Shirley Williams, Raymond Hue- ther, and Janet Kieffer. Father Schmenk points out the meaning of Law to James Miller, Albert Guzman, Linda Brown, Barbara Burns, and Jean Hein. Father Miller expounds Christian Belief to June Reinhart, Michael Jinks, Gary Howard, and Suz- anne Doogs. ln the Servire of the King Senior Altar Boys Gerald LaFontain, Robert Hogenrnaier, Dale Rumschlag Organists and Singers Philip Degens, William Huber, Lawrence Scharf, James Zeyen Sue Ann Huss and Donnell Lee alternate as or- ganists for Mass in the school chapel, while Shirley Williams and Ann Banks sing the early Masses at the Church, each day. 38 Russell Spangler is an efficient sacristan for the high school chapel Athletics Coaches Dick Eisenhauer and Ken Herman discuss plays on the athletic field behind the school. FL ' Football Dr. L. P. Lehmann Richard Reinhart Dr. S. R. Markey voted most team physician valuable player ww 'lan Mohowks on the move ll- Ronald Roberts football manager lnterested spectators Conference with the officials I9 6 Football Squad and Senior Players Harold Brickner William Burns Jim Faber Eusebio Guzman First row: Larry Spieldenner, Jack Baker, Francis Marley, James Lynch, James Faber, James Steward, Paul Brickner, Michael Jinks, Thomas Norris, Russel Koby, Terry Schreiner, Stuart Nieback, Thomas Barra Second row: James Faber, William Burns, James Kitchen, John Vance, William Gase, Robert Park, Gerald LaFontain, Jim Kitchen Gerald La Fontain James Ritzler, Jon Howberf, David Lee Third row: Mr. Eisenhauer, Thomas Haubert, Thomas Wolph, Gary Howard, Eusebio Guzman, Joseph Wiengates, Michael l-luth, Richard Reinhart, Thomas Vance, Raymond Huefher, Harold Brickner, Eugene Peluso, Mr. Herman Ronald Tuttle John Vance 41 A line of seniors: Jim Faber, John Vance, Harold Brick- ner, Gerry LaFontain, Bill Burns, Eusebio Guzman, and , Jim Kitchen. l Father Hunter chats with St. Francis De Sales athletic director, Father DiAngelo After-school practice on the home field. Cheerleaders on the fence??? Carol Reiter, Marilyn Blaser, Phyllis Coleman, Mary Ann Ball- reich, Dwynn LaFontain, and Sandro Brown Basketball Teams Vorsityw G. LclFor1roir1, J. Lonswoy, B. Morley, T. Hogenmoier, voted most voluoble player, J. Fober, S. Wellsteirm, J. Rifzler, B, Heinsmon, J. Howberf. ...-Ls.. IU Senior player G. LaFontoin X 'E E l 'X Senior player J. Faber Reserves S. Niebeck, J. Lynch, J. Weingotes, T. Borto, J. Fronkhort, R. Hein, M. Jinks 43 M. Sfrouse, G. Howard, J. Weimerskirch, E. Peluso, R. Sczesny, T. Norris Mohawks in Action . . . E Cheerleaders Take u Bow We ore the Mohowks Phyllis Coleman Dwynn Lclzonfoin Mory Ann Bollreich Sandro Brown Joyce Reiter Marilyn Bloser They con't hear us Yeoh Teoml Figlfwtl ond couldn'f be prouder, so yell cn little louder, Www if ag! A? Orrasional Recreation . . . Now all his. l-low will he get it home? Thomas Norris picks the lucky number at CYO Thanksgiving party. Chow line at the CYO with chaperones Mrs. Anthony Peluso and Mrs. Charles Ritzler. V ,ww Early on Sunday morning. Earlier on another morning. l sf fi C,Y,O. lnitiation held at the Knights of Columbus l-lall. School initiation dance for the Freshmen Serving of refreshments during the intermis given by the Seniors. Foslin Representatives at Bowling Green workshop were William Hu- ber, Jean Ann Podach, Lawrence Scharf, and Betty Lou Shock sion. E is , 4 i I Putting finishing touches to Floor decorations for me the decorations are Alice masquerade dance. Ziegmfm, DOVOHWY BUQVWGV, and Carolyn Reinhart. Behind the Scenes at the Rectory Father Ruffing answers anxious sen- ior's query with, Of course, you may have a free day on June Z. Father Miller cleans his gun in prepa- ration for hunting. i -if 3985 Father Hunter enjoys a few minutes leisure with his favorite Composers. The Director of the C.Y.0. in state of exhaustion after supervising a skating party. Retreat Father Joseph Schill with oltor boys Lowrence Schorf ond Dole Rumschlog on the woy to the ouditorium for Moss. Distribution of Holy Communion. Fother Schill chots with seniors Bill Burns, Horoid Brickner, ond Robert Hogenmoier. One carton of milk to o customer! Everybody's hungry! Breokfost offer retreat Moss SWHS Leaders Roselyn Finsel reads letter that tells her she is first place winner in C.Y.0. Essay Contest Trust in Youth. Chronicle Campaign class leaders were Judy Coppus, Joyce El- chert, Karen Huth, Marilyn l-luth, Catherine Bugner, Carolyn Reinhart, Jane Bugner, Ann Lee, Robert Park, John Kirian, John Baker, and Marilyn Kinn. l Speak for Democracy Junior Chamber of Commerce Contest was won by Julia Snyder who placed second, and Sandra Brown, first. Magazine Contest winners were Marilyn Kinn, fifthg Marilyn Huth, firstg John Larnberjack, secondg James Zeyen, sixthg Jean Ann Podach, thirdg and Carlyn Vogel, fourth. 50 Mrs. Charles Snyder, Mrs. Harold Hoover, and Mrs. Bernard Miller prepare 400 meals each day for grade and high school pupils. Mr. Charles Macias keeps the high school spic and span. They Ala Serve. .. Grade and High drool Maintenance Men ff- ff-w3 Mr. Leonard Loeffler has taken care Church and grade school for many years. 5 .llg KK! Patricia Hall, grade school secretary, John Kirion transp the Sisters' lunch from the convent to h school each day. MEX orts ig h of ecognize-You? ,sf q w w N 1 , Q N ,E . :x,,:,., ,,, , B ' th T th ff , . ehmd e Scenes O C Opere G Mr. Nijsserfs ghost oppeors of This assembly os somebody goofed, Candle-light ceremony ot Freshmen initiation, yr Scenes ot eorly foll Senior hoyride. AT intermission of glee club practice. Dr, Kiebel and Mrs. Craw- ford at open house. Sf. Wendelin Grade School Middies First Row: Vincent Wolph, Rodney Dell, David Schultz, Second Row: Joseph Vargas, Charles Potfeiger, Kenneth David Faber, Thomas Herman Krupp, David Devine, Richard Alger Grad School Personn 1 -- ' vvx I' J .vw , if Q i x Q, 'lf ts If QQ :., .,I:A QQ .rf Q1 . 'LQ Q x Q, ':: iii ' V ':'- ' , 2 I 5 Q: Q Nl Q -:,l QQ .. Q ,EQ QQ, .Q Q yi? at 1 Q gi . Q Q 'Y' , Q , V.::, lt .V R A V' ' i J, ':' - Rf 53? ' . ' , ,f 3 J Q, fx ::, . Q I .J Q C I ' Jo M , - . 'Q Q Q Q, ' , I A l ' Q' 'zzz' ',:: V V ' --A- Q it A ' '-1 , .1 ' -A ' W . af' ' -fe I Q2 5 Q f Lg ,,tfgf,gt Jul an Q gy ggi Qt 2 Q. amz, Q Q ax ,. .- , zll f' 1 H ig i Q ,QQ A A zz- 1 Q 5 - V' JE '.:. ' 3' ,Z . A l 1 Q QQ Q. ,.., , 4- ..,,,- :llzl Q Q Q QQ f 4 . .:.. ,5:5,,-- G J , ls ?,... Q . R f I Q Q, 'sa- ,Q QQQ Q qi ,E5:5, QQ 2 . . .. -'A:- I Q. 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WAYS ' lf Robert Rameriz 3. ww A if M W I V Q I in as - Howard Rasey 'Ji ,S M-A 3 I I r:-:- MA V 5 . , l Gerald Reinhard ,ff-P' 'A I t Q.. N21 ML? 'S 'wi Q' X Larry Reinhart , V l , W A - , Wu-J .. Sonja Reiter L I 4 ' sr f K , P N' 'X .ww L . , .sri 2:2 X John Roberts Joann Rumschlag Roberta Sauber Paula Scharf Lyle Shaw David Schultz Douglas Smith Michael Smith Larry Stevens Virginia Stewart James Storey Susan Truby new ---Q.. 'flu A' 2-Q. 'fb ,f fi Q gy WU ay 1 ' 1, 'zgsf' ...H' A rr W it .fy , ., ' S , ,J - Q . M il ,, g X-W J ' 1 -we 'ii Qgr -. , I '- ,H ww! iff- A A J, f V . 'V'-- A V . 0 Joseph Vargas A H y Cm' We Y .,,.l1 L I of J f J 1 Charles Wolph '-'---' , J F L, D, ' ii If ,j ,,f IAAD H gg'-' Sharon Wybensinger 3 ' 'r1r, r..,,A WM? A Q ew jg S Robert Zimmerman ::, 2 - H 2':'- :AQ S - , f V' X i 5 Q A GRADE SEVEN First row: Cheryl Utranian, Cidell Lam- berjack, Sheila Emerine, Mary Ziegman, Elizabeth Gase, Nettie Banks, Patricia McClincy, Betty Williams, Betty Yarris. Second row: Donna Stevens, Sandra De- gan, Rose Lonsway, Margaret Witmore, Ruth Reinhart, Marilyn Huss, Leona Frias. Third row: Sue Ann Omlor, Brenda Smith, Mary Schalk, Maria Hammer, Kathleen Burke, Louanne Tiell. First row: Barbara Radkey, Sandra Cole- man, Janice Filliater, Karen Sterling, Ar- lene Wise, Joanne Theis, Mary Holman, Joanne Arend, Susanne Bugner. Second row: Rita Ybarra, Nancy Vance, Mary L. Frisch, Linda Baker, Sharon Wolph, Carolyn Richardson, Carolina Hernandez, Rita Thomas. Third row: Kathleen Gehring, Janet Shock, Thrasilla Elchert, Sara Thomas, Susan Marley, Marcia Lonsway, Isabel Nye. First row: Theodore Potteiger, Thomas Finsel, James Miller, Robert Jurrus, Thomas Herman, Dennis Wenzke. Second row: Larry Schalk, Joseph Burk- hart, Robert Spieldenner, Alex Robarge, Raymond Forrestell, James Banks. Third row: Charles Huth, James Gillig, John Peiffer, Donald Crawford, Richard Alge, Jerrol Zemla. First row: Charles Nye, Robert Baker, Ronald Hoffman, Vincent Wolph, Hugh Clark, Robert Furillo. Second row: Patrick Roberts, Steven Weie merskirch, Michael Firth, Rodney Dell, Donald Burdett. Third row: Edward Schultz, Robert Huth, Jack Pigman, Stephen Haaser, Richard Reinhart. Grad Mrs. Frank Dibling, Mrs. Austin Weber, Mrs. Ted Schetter, Mrs. Gilbert Shultz. First row: Elizabeth Miller, Judith Gabel, Eileen Bentz, Bonnie Elchert, Paula Kra- lovec, Robert Welly, Robert Swartzrniller, Michael Bulkowski, Harold Dillery. Second row: Mary Weber, Kathleen Babb, Pamela Williams, Louis Kitchen, Michael Magers, Donald Collier, Norman Schu- maker, Ronald Hammer. Third row: Richard Norris, Lawrence Fin- sel, David Hoover, James Zender, John Ray, Richard Park, Charles Hagenmaier, James Baker, Donald Woessner. Fourth row: Judith Reinhart, Kathleen Windau, Paula Steyer, Glenda White. First row: Thomas Wade, James Spang- ler, John Kinn, Joseph Bugner, Ronald Aurend, Richard Flechtner, John Nye, Joseph Krupp, Michael Reiter. Second row: Lawrence Peitfer, Clifford Young, Daniel Haaser, James Wenzke, William Welker, William George, Michael Bixler, Michael Faber. Third row: Michael McCarty, Michael Corcoran, Diane Wiktorski, Barbara Boes, Patricia Schreiner, Susan Thompson, Lin- da Howard. Fourth row: Sharon Williams, Carol El- chert, Roseann Peifter, Kathleen Wein- gates, Dotti Miller, Kathleen Thomas, School Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister SIXTH GRADE Faculty Mary Ma ry Mary Mary Ma ry Mary Mary Ma ry Mary Mary Mary Mary Viventia, Principal Bathilda Clavera Coeline Marisa Nora Phillis Raphael Regina Mae Renada Sharon Virgin FIFTH GRADE First row: Susan Gabel, Jane Kinn, Chris- tina Lopez, Cheryl Knox, Kathleen Zoel- ler, Cheryl Spellman, Joyce Boes. Second row: William Feasel, Kelly Weber, James Gehring, David Clause, Robert Ro- barge, James Frankart, Third row: Mary Haubert, Lucille Reese, Patricia Heffernan, Cynthia Elchert, Dan- iel Howebert, Douglas Emerine, Duane Burns. First row: Allen Creeger, Jr., James Huth, Kent Thomas, James Crawford, Carolynn Affholder, Dorothy Frisch, Sandra Welle man, Mary Jo Bugner. Second row: Robert Ward, Michael Miller, James Bangert, Nancy Storey, Susan Bennett, Robert Alge, Robert Clark. Third row: Barbara Lonsway, Gretchen Nye, Robert Hoover, Richard Walter, James Ballreich, Peter Dauer, Paulette Emerine, Sharon Slater. First row: Edward Wise, Francis Hoff- bauer, Joel Scott, Steven Kinn, James Herman, Harry Peluso, Edward Stewart. Second row: Kathleen Murrin, Sharon Miller, Jane Schultz, Mary Ann Huber, Patricia Raymont, Ann Strouse, Carol Lyons. Third row: Michael Marley, Karl Snyder, William Lee, Thomas Schetter, Gerald Magers, Richard Spieldenner, James Mar- chion. First row: Sandra Snavely, Margaret Rob- erts, Mary Ann Mendoza, Suzanne Shock, Mary Lou Roche, Kathleen Shontz, Ju- dith Kralovec. Second row: Richard Hoffman, Michael Lonsway, Timothy Weimerskirch, Gerald Young, Joseph Waltermeyer, Floyd Pot- teiger, Emanuel Rodriguez, Third row: Kateri LaFontain, Roberta Waltermeyer, Camille Markey, Joan Hau- serman, Mary Gase, Kathleen Wade, Patrice Huth. FOURTH GRADE First row: Joyce Williams, Jane Yost, Barbar Rumschlcg, Christine Foos, Oliva Hernandez, Mary Ann Holderman, Linda Holman, Judith Wenzke. Second row: Irene Kiebel, Sally Coppus, Virginia Rasey, Jane Faeth, Holly Jinks, Bonita Tidd, Constance Frisch, Janet Babb. Third row: Nadine Elchert, Patricia Mur- rin, Pamela Schetter, Donna Ray, Jeanne Reinhart, Jeanette Hammer, Mary Ann Lowery, Martha Schroeder. First row: Maureen Markey, Margaruite Boes, Christine Holman, Linda Phillips. Karleen Layton, Patricia Donley, Jennifer Schnitzler, Dora Ybarra, Jeanne Affhal- der. Second row: Bonnie Price, Bonnie Hay, Mary Jo Depinet, Barbara Marley, Kath- leen Spieldenner, Deborah Dell, Mary Ann Scharf, Nancy Wybensinger, Mary Ellen Stearns. Third row: Sharon Ferguson, Mary Agnes Wolph, Mary Jo Elchert, Barbara Droll, Susan Hammer, Jane Cook, Nancy Droll, Gloria Lininger, Phyllis Devine. First row: Carl Myers, Christian Fouts, Michael Etchen, Timothy Coleman, Roger Kieffer, Roger Radcliff, Thomas Boff, Michael Nye. Second row: Peter Norris, Teague Breslin, George Welly, Michael Bangert, Daniel Jurris, James Theis, Joseph Frias. Third row: Paul Kauffman, Gerald Woessner, Gary Grine, James Rhaad, Gary Schumaker. First row: Bob Huffman, Ronnie Joe Wil- liams, David Schreiner, Stephen Kramer, James Binkley, Dennis Connor, James Burkart, Carlyle Montgomery, Second row: Billy Hammer, Gerald Win- dau, Norman Peiffer, Thomas Martin, Stevan Balser, Larry Holman. Third row: David Ritzler, James Pigman, Stevan Morris, James McCarty, Wade Oberle, Fred Ziegman, Bob Potteiger, Stephen Emerine. THIRD GRADE First row: Roberta Elchert, Patricia Smith, Barbara Seel, Helen Mendoza, Martha Delgado, Julia Meyers, Jane Haubert, Jane Elchert, Kathleen Herrig. Second row: Debora Grine, Kathryn Rein- hart, Rebecca Grine, Karen Frisch, Pam- ela Hauser, Sally Welly, Georgiana Nye, Romelia Estrada, Marsha Frisch. Third row: Christine Beat, Janice Finsel, Esther Rumschlag, Sigrum Eckl, Kathryn Bennett. First row: Robert Gehring, Linda Wil- liams, Daniel Heffernan, Carl Atzbach, Steven Wunderlin, Mary Jane Schreiner, Jane Holderman, Pamela Holman, Cyn- thia Reinhart, Marganne Clark. Second row: Michael Schroeder, Thomas Eastman, Thomas Baker, Robert Wil- liams, Bruce Huber, Susan Cooper, Rich- ard Fruth, Georgia Buchman, Roxanne Clark. Third row: David Hammer, Deborah Korg, Barbara Feehan, Paul Waltermeyer, Dale Holman, Karen Show, Gregory Lons- way, Paulette Hernandez, Thomas Gillig. First row: David Stoddard, Kathleen Her- man, Nicholas Malagon, John Kiebel, Martha Breslin, Ann Crawford, Dolores Logsdon, Sally Mogers, Gregory Duran, William Holman. Second row: Thomas Yost, James Clause, Nancy Lamberjack, Eugene Hoffbauer, Mary Ann Degens, Carol Lininger, Robert Romero, James Wolph, John Ballreich. Third row: Gregory Scott, Michael Stein- metz, Richard Lonsway, Cathy Walter, Richard Goodale, Jacquelyn Johnson, Linda Wade, Terry Coleman. Fourth row: Michael Devine, Ronald Duran, Gary Peltier. First row: Robert Reinhart, Robert Rein- hart, Michael Kauffman, David Etrada, Justin Elchert, Richard Gabel, Gary Welly, Donald Pethe, Michael Speelman, Thomas Storey, Gary Barbour. Second row: Charles Dillery, Michael Radcliff, John Carrel, Ernest Hasser, Robert Slater, Duane Montgomery, Den- nis Emerine, Patrick Hagenmaier, Daniel Schultz, Patrick Enright, Richard Borer. Third row: Charles Hendricks, Richard Mendoza, William Prenzlin, Thomas Hol- man, Richard Waltermeyer, David Fin- sel, Gregory Kauffman, Robert Brickner, David Weimerskirch. SECOND GRADE First row: Sharon Fruth, Linda Burdett, Constance Sorg, Victoria Holman, Cathy Graham, Frances Filliater, Judith Brad- ner, Linda Borer, Susann Droll. Second row: Angela Kitchen, Virginia Lopez, Patricia Ryan, Virginia Wolph, Mary Banks, Dolores Guzman, Karen Bulkowski, Beverly Price, Virginia En- right, Rose Ann Gray. Third row: Karen Barchus, Mollie Mc- Guire, Diann Holman, Sarah Preble, Sharon Reidling, Roiann Nye, Sandra Steinmetz. First row: Victoria Lanning, Lavanne Wil- liams, Charlotte Hanzely, Linda Yost, Patricia Buchman, Victoria Frias, Virginia Huston, Pauline Frankart, Rebecca Stod- dard. Second row: Cheryl Lamberjack, Mary A. Gilliland, Mary K. Opp, Susan Boud, Cheryl Hay, Sue Ellen Bott, Dorothy Ybarra, JoAnn Dublin, Stephanie Barr. Third row: Theresa Waltermeyer, Caro- lyn Strouse, Christine Hoffman, Sharyn Filliater, Victoria Hammer, Gail Howard, Janet Waltermeyer, Judith Schetter, Ruth A. Kuhn. First row: Edric Ellis, Steven Moes, John Mann, Chris Steinmetz, Paul Frankart, Steven Reinhart, James Woessner, Robert Krupp, Gregory Strahm. Second row: Richard Ritzler, Ronald Hol- man, Charles Collingwood, Gerald Wood- man, Gary Snavely, Thomas Schreiner, Harold Layton, Douglas Lonsway, Donald McMeen. Third row: Robert Miller, John Kuhn, Thomas Burk, John Herrig, Robert Hen- ricks, Patrick Markey, Michael Lucius. First row: Carl Gabel, Michael Lowery, Charles Murrin, James Waltermeyer, Henry Schultz, Joseph McGee, Stephen Munger, Ronald Faeth, Donald Faeth. Second row: Robert Morgan, David Bar- chus, William Boes, Roger Creeger, Louis Estrada, Duane Fox, Gary Weimerskirch, Bob Graves, Ralph Zender. Third row: Douglas Nye, Gilbert Wil- liams, Michael Saum, Gary Lamberjack, Duane Ferguson, James Schetter, William Rumschlag, Michael Woltorth, James Lininger. FIRST GRADE First row: Gregory Droll, John Schetter, Marshia Nye, Barbara Holderman, Lana Connors, Mary Jane Bulkowski, Rebecca Huth, Martha Martinez, Cathie Atzbach, James Sauber, Frederick Hay. Second row: Ralph Ybarra, Randall Hal- man, Randall Gabel, James Feehan, Jos- eph Lopez, Steven Cooper, Edward Peif- fer, Lynn Carrel, Rebecca Elchert, Mary lane Bennet. Third row: Michael Wunderlin, Carl Ar- end, John Thomas, John Holman, Kris- tina Kinzey, David Hammer, Alan Zoel- ler, John Reinhart, John Huber, Eugene Spieldenner. First row: Christine Droll, Mary Allen Aff- holder, John Binkley, Michael Walter- meyer, Charlene Holman, Kathleen Bodart, Marlene Gase, Elaine Lonsway, William Huth, Peter Kraloveck. Second row: Erma Hammer, Victoria Needles, Michael Feehan, Richard Faeth, Larry Reinhart, Ronald Holman, Louis Layton, Stephen Holman, Gary Bulkow- ski, Theresa Kauffman. Third row: Carol Balser, Joyce Clause, Barbara Wade, Julie Prenzlin, Patricia Ann Cook, Beverly Elchert, Veronica Em- erine, Charles Kramer, Raymond Zieg- man, Daniel Brickner, J. Howard Donley. First row: John Waltermeyer, Michael Scott, Cecilia Lonsway, Loisann Cochie, Barbara Ulman, Elaine Holman, Janis Smith, Mary Lynn Collingwood, Gary Boyer, Robert Bradner. Second row: Daniel Sczesny, Mary Melis- sa Markey, Deborah Blaser, Kerry Raw- land, Catherine Hammer, Nancy Magers, Patricia Welly, Carol Etchen, Kathleen Hefferman, Kathleen Goshe, Patricia Droll. Third row: David Hoffman, Leonard Haauser, Gary Coleman, Cameron Alex- ander, Wayne Kauffman, Dennis Kauff- man, Stephen Gase, Donald Yarris, Ste- phen Banks, Ronald Lamberjack. First row: Terry Jinks, Richard Reinhart, Diane Kramb, Linda Bixler, Andrea Mar- tinez, Deborah Ridenour, Debra Walter- meyer, Barry Tidd, Duane Schreiner, Second row: Donald Wolph, David Hold- erman, Ricky Grine, Helen Torres, Mollie Mendoza, Patricia Roche, Nancy Herrig, Michael Seel, William Finsel. Third row: Thomas George, Stephen Bar- lage, Ted Carrol, Leonard Skonecki, Rob- ert Velte, Larry Babb, Danny Vanderhoff. QWLIO Alflflfglflf iff of THE AHLENIUS CGMPANY Pl' 'Gu -3? R' 7' af gy? iz 4 01, . vls eff is ik ,. a 'if OF COURSE YOU ARE, why not? It means ii 7 XA, you are ambitious . . . looking forward to the 34? years ahead to whatever they will bring . . . 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In short, we believe we are big enough, diversified enough to meet any demands your ambition calls for. WHEN YOU COME TO TALK to us, bring your ambition . . . and your dreams. We're interested in young people who are reaching for the stars. THE ELECTRIC AUTO-LITE COMPANY ToIedo1 Ohio For Goodness Sake! 0qL!lfl!6Ly.'5 HAL' Alf' TASTY BRAN D MEAT PRODUCTS by Fleehtner Packing Co Fostoria, Ohio S ng Northwest Ohio F r Over One-Half Ce t y I Myers 8. lichtle, ltd. PLUMBING AND HEATING 317 South Main St. Phone HE 5-8214 SUPERETTE INC. Corners of Sandusky G Frem Streets Ol l 1897 . . . Our 60th Anniversary . . . 1957 .IOSTEN'S .IOSTEN CLASS RINGS FINE JEWELRY To symbolize the best years of your life. Representative: Bill Lindboe Box 29 Bucyrus. Ohio KUHN BROTHERS MARKET COMPSEAENTS HOME DRESSED MEATS Gkocwfs H' Monreommv wARn Phone HE 5-5678 66 8. CO. ' BOFIWS BAKERY COOKIES-ROLLS-DON UTS Fostoria's Newest, Finest jewelry Home of Dawn Donuts YOUR GIFT HEADQUARTERS IN in F OS-1-OR1A Fostoria THE QUAKER MAID COMPANY INC. BLOOMDALE CANNERY Phone 381 Bloomdale, Ohio Phone 911 Hoyt Seed Co. MOSE LAMFROM Retail Field, Garden, Flower, Lawn CLOTHING COMPANY s E E D s DRESS BETTER Corner Wood and North Sts. AND YOULL FEEL BE-f-TER.,, Dial HE 5-3823 THE CIIIVIIVIEIICIAL BANK Banks at ZOO S. Main St. and 220 Perry Street IDrive-inI AND SAVINGS CO. MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS of PETE DICESARE SHOE REPAIR Corner North and Main Sts. l. R. KRANZ Construction Excavating, Airtool, Rental, Building, Sheet Piling, Dredging, Cr Docks I602 North Union St. Phone HE 5-5342 KARCHEIFS SACKETTS GROCERY GREENHUUSE GROCERIES . . . MEATS . . VEGETABLES SAY IT WITH FLOWERS South Poplar St. Phone HE 5-6373 800 North Main St. EDDIE A. SPIELDENNER nook covsnmc sPEciAi.isTs Rugs 0 Carpets 0 Linoleum 0 Paints 0 Venetian Blinds Window Shades 0 Draperies v Slip Covers IO5 S. Main St. Phone H E 5-4334 CAMERON-WEBER INSURANCE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE C-RADUATINC CLASS It is a C-ood Policy---Not to Have a Bad One The one Reliable PEGGS CIVIC NIC-NAC Wallpaper 8. Paint Store Best in Foods and RefreShI'l1eI1fS' LINOLEUMLFLOOR TILE 300-302 N' Main St' 3I5 South Main St. Dia' HE 5-0916 Phone HE 5-2703 Compliments of THE EAST NORTH STREET G. H. RUSSELL DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy john Deere Machinery Products Phone HE 5-7759 Phone HE 5-5556 THE HOME WIND OW COMP ANY IIZO Sandusky Street Phone HE 5-7757 v...A. 5258455 FosToRiA, oHio 4 fIfmnwS'- 69 Compliments of Brown's Foot Comfort Shop Compliments of Montgomery's Barbershop 327 N. Main Street Phone HE 5-7252 HOLMAN'S GARAGE General Auto Repairing Delco Batteries Goodyear Tires, Fleetwing Oil 425 S. Poplar Street Phone HE 5-3548 TOWN HOUSE lZ2 West Center Street Steaks 0 Chops 0 Dinners 24 Hour Service Phone HE 5-0955 Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of the Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp. Fostoria, Ohio Roth Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishings Not fancy, but you can't Take the store home with you, So why pay for it. ll4-l l6 W. Center St. Phone HE 5-7800 Compliments of PAUL L. WILLIAMS Carpets, Linoleum The American Railway Signal Company Manufacturers of Fusees For over a Quarter of a Century Ho me RAILWAY FusEEs 2l3 E. South Street Phone HE 5-4584 ..Bur,-png.. 5-l0-I5-20 and 30 Minutes 70 Fostoria, Ohio .l. H. JONES AND SON Coal, Builders' Supplies, Ready Mixed Concrete. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone HE 5-2385 COMPLIMENTS of i-l.'fElNIE'3 MOTEL AND INN SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE l22 West Tiffin St. Dial HE 5-6696 Kitchen's House of Music If it's Music-We have it 3l8-322 South Main St. Phone HE 5-7209 Charles l. Greene -Representing- NATIONWIDE INSURANCE The Company that is built on The idea of bringing better protection To more people at less cost. ERNlE'S AUTO SERVICE I-nci-i QUALITY PETROLEUM Pnooucrs l2O Sandusky St. Phone HE 5-3347 PAYNE BROTHERS G R E E N H O U S E S Funeral Designs Potted Plants Cut Flowers Fostoria, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio Fostoria's Busiest Storeii Tv- ll o Lumbe u h . Mi..,,,,k Peterson Lumber Co. . Roofing Pick of the Trees Fabricators of Lu-Re-Co Homes ' .l H d xft'f' 635 W. Tiffin ST. Phone HE 5-667l -iw. . . 2 P f Fostoria, Ohio Compliments The f O STAR GLASS cATl-louc LADIES and QF SUPPLY COMPANY Fostoria, Ohio Fostoria, Ohio Cf NDYLP ND IUNCI-lEONIE'l'TE 1 Corner Main and Sandusky Streets Phone HE 5-0918 NWS BAKERY INC. Fostoria Electric Headquarters for Always Willing to Serve You GENERAL ELECTRIC Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Appliances CLASS OF 1957 IO6 South Main ST. Dial HE 5-8263 Compliments of the Arend-Corthell Furniture Co. Courtesy-Service and Good Furniture Over 23,000 Sq. ft. of Floor Space Open Evenings Terms if Desired 166-170 S. Washington St.,Tiftin, Ohio Phone 420 B 61 .I HAMBURGER SHOP If we haven't got it You're better oft without it. 131 East Center St. Fostoria, Ohio DON'S SUPER MARKET Sandusky Street L. D. Wagner, Owner Fostoria Ohio Compliments of CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION Service laundry 8. Dry Cleaners Free Pick-up and Delivery First in Quality Fairest in Price Fastest in Service Ph. HE 5-2582 120W. Center Fostoria Ice 8. Coal Co. 410 E. North St. Phone HE 5-3686 Hard Coal . . . Charcoal . . . Salt . . . Calcium . . . Plaster . . . Lime . . . Ice Chests . . . Rock Lath . . . Sand . . . Stone . . . Zonolite Serving Fostoria for more than 50 years 73 FOOS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone HE 5-8200 242 W. Tittin St. MILLER'S DRUG STORE TH E REXALL STORE FREEMAN'S CITIES SERVICE WASHING v LUBRICATION o WAXING Phone HE 5-0976 Main and Lytle Streets Fostoria, Ohio I COiv1PLiiv1ENTS OF Fostoria New Car And New Truck Dealers Association I. Oliver Pore Co. Buick . . . Oldsmobile W. E. Kinney Chrysler . . . Plymouth Goddard Chevrolet Inc. Chevrolet McCormic Motor Sales Inc. Dodge . . . Plymouth Gillig Motors DeSoto . . . Plymouth 74 Hummel Motor Sales Cadillac . . . Pontiac Carroll Lincoln - Mercury Lincoln . . . Mercury Welte Motor Sales Hudson . . . Willys Willis I. Hakes Inc. Ford Nye Implement Co. Inc. G.M. International Trucks WHITNEY'S DRUG STORE THE COMMERCIAL PRESS In business for your health PRINTING STEEL OFFICE FURNITURE Corner of Elm and Perry Phone HE 5-5583 123 E. Tiffin St. Fostoria, Ohio READ YOUR FOSTORIA REVIEW-TIMES Commercial job Printing Department We want your news of you and Your Neighbor THE LOCAL TOUCH Phone HE 5-6641 113-I I5 E. Center St. THE SAN-A-PURE DAIRY CO. Finest in Dairy Service ASK YOUR GROCER CALL ENTERPRIZE 0613 FOR HOME DELIVERY 75 KNIGIITS OF COLUIVIBUS A E i 2- 'k- Ii. 9 . .I IF. .5 'E COUNCIL NUMBER II97 FOSTORIA, OHIO I. B. Basehore 81 Company CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS REPUBLIC GAS CONVERSION BURNERS COAL Er BUILDERS' SUPPLIES New Office, Yard, and Warehouse Location 3I3 East High Street Phone HE 5-6667 THE OHIO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Specialists in Home Financing for BUILDING, BUYING, OR REPAIRINC Fostoria, Ohio W Stgle Guide specified products... Q If 5.1M-ww fii.. .., yi -ui- I w itii ...L gum w ftii .., ,I nai- w ,... ., ,,..i.w ..,. .,, ,,...,.w..i.,, Z-5 3:53 . if 'W W rise: I, PIA 'sa Home nEconATioN ssnvlce M tg? CENTER Snfkww WILLIAMS ' QI Punts ADDRESS PHQNE 206 SOUTH MAIN ST. HE 5-4495 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '57 ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY me jimi Walfiolfzozf KIJLVLL FOSTORIA AND BLOOIVI DALE 74 years of SOUND POLICIES AND FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE to our community Member of federal reserve system Member of federal deposit insurance corp. COIVIPLIIVIENTS of QHZ, 224 SOUTH IVIAIN ST. FOSTORIA, OHIO Ware ion Lgivwfio TWO PHOTOGRAPHERS ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE 228 North Main St. Phone HE 5-5641 77 FOSTORIA LUMBER 8. SUPPLY 240 West North St. Phone HE 5-7727 FOR OVER 40 YEARS QUALITY SHOE REPAIRS HAS BEEN MY MOTTO Don't throw 'em away. Rebuild 'em today. Remember, you'll never reoch your goal With o hole in your sole! .Ioe Brown's Shoe Shop lO9 Eost Tiffin St. Fostorio, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of THE WILLOW DRIVE IN N. Countyline St. Veres Sportman's Shop 309 South Main St. Complete Line of Sporting Goods Andy Veres, owner Phone HE 5-4850 Fostoria Peter Clothing Store FOSTORIA'S MEN'S FINEST STORE 2Ol South Main St. Phone HE 5-3627 LARRY'S SUPER-MARKET FOSTORIA'S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 376 Perry Street at Elrn 73 FRUTH FOSTORlA'S BUSIEST HARDWARE Our 50th Year Housewares . . . Electrical Supplies Household and Industrial Supplies Gifts THE DRY CLEANERS OF FOSTORIA KEYE'S EDWARD'S PORTER'S BISHOP'S HADE'S YOUR CLEANER IS YOUR CLOTHES BEST FRIEND. Bullreicli Wayside l. 8.. S. HOBBY SHOP Furniture sis: us Fon Hossins Rt. l99-Fostoria, Ohio I - 1 Free parking-Qpen Evenings whether it be crafts, model railroading Free Delivery cars, oil paintings, boats, airplanes, etc Edge of Town Where Prices Are Down 64l NOI'Tl'1 Poplar Street Phone HE 5-4212 Dial HE 5-2154 Kinn's Sales 8. Service NATIONAL CARBON Automotive Repairing B ff -I 'l a ery gnu ion Starter and Generator ' Service Parts and Accessories A Division of Brakes Relined Phone HE-5-2856 Union Carbide 6' Carbon Corp. Compliments ot swioioz SMITH S HGUSE APPAREL SHOP Fostoria Tiffin Fostoria, Ohio 79 MUSIC CENTER S Everything Musical Repairing - instruction 0 accessories New and used musical instruments Fostoria 's Leading Jewelers PMOS ' mUSiC ' feCOfd D'aYefS 226 N. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone HE 5-5437 GET YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY NEEDS at PENNE Y'S in Fostoria It Pays to Shop at Penney's MEET THE GANG AFTER THE GAME MAYHEW'S DRIVE-IN Hamburgs 0 French Fries Malts v Shakes COMP'-IMENTS PERMA-DRIVE INC. of Asphalt Paving MARIETTA'S DEBS NICHE Sm ' Di ' E a'a S ORIGINAL TEENS P. O. Box 548 BEAUTY SALON Fostoria, Ohio 142 W. center sf. Phone HE 5-2784 N- Main Street af IOHGS Road I 80 PhOl'1e There's never a dull Moment CONGRATULATIONS at the to the Class of '57 Kwik - SHAKE KORNER aw anim, in Corner of Wood and Lytle Fostoria kid. CARPENTER - - - CONTRACTOR Cabinets made to order 325 Crant Street Phone H E 5-6819 Compliments Of EX-CELL-0 CORP. VINE STREET MARKET FRESH IVIEATS Groceries and Vegetables Beer and Wine Carry-out Phone HE 5-4171 Virgil M. Guse Insurance Agency 225 IW. Center St. Fostoria, Ohio All forms of Insurance Farm and City Real Estates Notary Public - Photocopies Income Tax Consultant Phone HE 5-2109 - HE 5-3701 81 OF ATLAS CRANKSHAFT MOES BAKED ENAMEL SHOP 0 G1 Itllt C pltBdy dFd Rp 9 ATTORN E F , , HUB SUPERMARKETS LEIPSIC . OTTAWA . MCCOMB FOSTORIA fnwzpldnnnha, nl THE SENECA WIRE and MANUFACTURING COMPANY mucus M. MARLEY A HOWARD SCHREINER Y AND COUNSELOR AT LAW GENERAL coN'rRAcToR H Oh dl Idg Fostor on g Loyal Ahnnni 1922 Helen lBottol Boulboulle John Vogel 1924 Austin Weber 1925 Lawrence Scharf 1927 Antoinette Baumstark Irene Uacobyl Lonswoy 1928 Dr. J. N. Kieble Thomas A. Lee Francis Marley Helen lPodachl Nye 1929 Mary lThiIll Bugner Herman Faber Dorothy lFerwaltl Peluso Catherine iKeiferl Reese 1930 Carl Vogel Carolyn Vogel 1931 Mrs. Geraldine Barto Helen R. lFlechtnerl McCarty Victoria lSteadmanl Stone Mrs. Curtis Strause 1932 Joseph Blaser Rev. Alvin H. Burns CPPS 1933 Mary lHowardl Kintz 1936 Lawrence Fink Justin Nye 1937 Marguerite lBalewagel Nye 1939 Adam J. Bangert 1940 Rev. Frank Crawford 1943 Earl Graham Jr. 1945 Mary lWellyl Gray Dr. Donald L Stoner 1946 Jane lZeyenl Birney Russell Waltermeyer 1947 Patricia lKarcherl Lauzau Philip H. Martin Rev. Donald Ritzler CPPS Harold Sorg Alice lZeyenl Stoner Carl L. Yonker 1948 Mary L. Shaull 1949 Charles F. Lang Howard L. Martin Margaret L. Shaull Elizabeth tParkl Zeyen Richard L. Zeyen, Jr. 1950 Patricia A. Hall Carl Reiter 1951 Socarra Gutierrez Janet lZeyenl Mueller Laura Reinhart Andrew H. Shaull 1952 Franklin Bugner Lynn Faber Robert Reiter 1953 Willis Droll Shirley Emerine Mary Kathryn lMillerl Groves Rosemary fFriasl Guillen Dale F. Hammer Robert Hunt Norma J. lBurnsl Patterson Margery H. Reinhart Melba lKeifferl Rohrbach 1954 Frederick Hunt William Park Jerry J. Weber Jean E. Zeyen Richard Zirger 1955 Lowell Bugner Marlene K. Burns Marie Guzman Theresa lPeIusol Lee Mary Ellen Rumschlag Donald R. Stone Jr. Rosanne Welly Robert Woodside 1956 Lowell Bugner Ronald Huss Jane Lichtle James Park Joanne Reiter Nancy Shock Julie Weimerskirch Gary Zimmerman Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Abowd Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Altwies Arthur's Jewelers Babb's Gamble Store Max Baker Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Blaser Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bugner Mr. and Mrs. Emiel Cool J. H. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. James Gray Homerick Studio Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Huber Dr. M. H. Karmasin Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Kiebel Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kinn Mrs. L. E. Kinn Kintz Grocery Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kirian Leonard P. Lehman D.M. The Lunch Box Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Marley Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Martin Mr. Frederick McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Miller Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Murphy Dr. F. H. Pennell Mrs. W. W. Sherman Office Supply Shop The Ohio Farmers Grain 8. Supply Ass'n. The Ohio Fuel Gas Company Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pahl Roy's Shoe Repair Stark's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Vogel Yonkers Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Zeyen Aurand, Ronald Bangart, James Barbour John Brickner, Dolores Brickner, Harold Brickner, Richard Brown, Sandra Bugner, Catherine Bugner, Jane Bulkowski, Patricia Burke, Kathleen Burns, William Coleman, Phyllis Coleman, Sandra Coppus, Judy Corcoran, Michael Degans, Philip Degens, Sandra Dell, Rodney Dibling, Kathleen Duding, Carolyn Elchert, Carol Emerine, Douglas Emerine, Lana Faber, James Faber, William Flores, Ellen Frias, Virginia Frankhart, Janice Furilla, Robert Gase, Mary George, William Guzman, Eusebio Hagemaier, Robert Hay, Roberta Hein, Jean Heinsman, William Holman, Juletta Holman, Lynda F oslin Boosters Huber, William Huss, Sue Ann Huth, Karen Huth, Robert Huth, Stephen Jurrus, Bob Kinn, Jane Knox, Cheryl La Fontain, Gerald La Fontain, Kateri Lamberiack, John Lang, Loretta Lee, Ann Lee, William Lonsway, James Lonsway, Mary Lynch, James Lyons, Carol Magers, Janet Malagon, Alberta Marley, Francis Marley, Susan Marley, William Martin, Thomas Martinez, Adelina McCarty, Fred McCarty, Mary Ann McCarty, Michael Miller, Eleanor Miller, James Miller, Michael Mosier, Sharon Murrin, Kathleen Nye, Charles Nye, Gretchen Omler, Susan Pahl, Janet Parks, Robert Peiffer, Larry Peluso, Eugene Podach, Jean Ann Reinhart, Carolyn Reinhart, June Reinhart, Mary Lou Reise, Nancy Reiter, Sonia Reiter, Joyce Richardson, Carolyn Roberts, Margaret Roberts, Patrick Rumschlag, Dale Scharf, Lawrence Shaull, John Shock, Betty Lou Shumaker, Verna Smith, Brenda Stark, Norma Sterling, Karen Stone, Mary Strouse, Michael Theis, Jan Thomas, Kathie Thompson, Susan Truby, Susan Vogel, Carlyn Weimerskirch, Karen Weimerskirch, Steven Weingates, Kathleen Welly, Carol White, Glenda Woessner, Donald Woessner, Judy Wolph, Barbara Wiktorski, Diane Young, Clifford Zeyen, James Zirger, Joyce STUDENT REGISTER Seniors Abowd, Mary Alice ...................... 588 Maple St. Arend, Rosemary ...,... .......... 3 37 S. Union St. Ballreich, Mary Ann .....................,., R. R. No. l Bott, Donald .,.................. 725 N. Countyline St. Boulboulle, Brenda ........ l650 N. Countyline St. Brickner, Harold .,............................ R. R. No. 3 Brown, Sandra ,,.....,...,..., 307 N. Countyline St. Bugner, Dorothy ..... ............. 5 24 Gormley St. Bugner, Jane .......... ..,............... l 26 Fall St. Bulkowski, Patricia, ..... ........... l 2l Lunt St. Burns, William ..,..... ....... 3 20 Liberty St. Coleman, Phyllis ,,.,., ,,.,,.,,.,,,. 5 42 Lynn St. Curry, Richard ...... ...... 3 09 N. Union St. Degens, Phillip ..... ......... 3 04 N. Vine St. Duding, Carolyn .... ............. R . R. No. l Faber, James ..... .............. 2 37 Rock St. Finsel, Martha ...... ....... 3 44 E. Fremont St. Flores, Helen ...,..... ........... 7 Ol Spruce St. Frias, Virginia .......... ,,.,,... 8 47 Spruce St. Guzman, Eusebio ...., Hagenmaier, Robert l2 Palmer St. .........248 E. Lytle St. Haubert, Kathleen ...... ......... 3 5l College Ave. Holman, Juletta ...... Huber, William ...... Huth, Marshia ...... Kirian, John ......... Kitchen, James ....... S. Poplar St. ........,630 Perrysburg Rd. ...........203 N. Vine St. .......5l7 S. Union St. Cory St. LaFontain, Gerald ...................... l38 Summit St. Malagon, Anita ........ .......2l0 E. Culbertson St. Martin, Thomas .......... ........,. 6 08 College Ave. McCarty, Mary Ann Nye, Ruth Ann ....... Pahl, Janet ........... Pocs, Joseph ............ Podach, Jean Ann Reinhart Carol n 1 Y ---- ------- Reinha rt, Ma ry Lou .... Rumschlag, Dale ..... Scharf, Lawrence ..... Shock, Betty Lou ..... Snyder, Julie ......... Torres, Mary Jo ........ R. No. 4 ........442 W. North St. .......730 Sandusky St. .........28l E. Sixth St. R. No. 4 .l435 N. Union St. ............755 Maple St. St .......27l E. Fremont . S. Main St. .........64l N. Poplar St. .......402 N. Union St. ........564 Spruce St. St Tuttle, Ronald ........ .............. 7 56 Maple . Vance, John .......................... 457 W. Center St. Weimerskirch, Karen .............. 357 College Ave. Woessner, Judy .............. ....... l 26 W. Sixth St. Zeyen, James .......... ....... l l4 W. High St. Ziegman, Alice ................................ R. R. No. l Juniors Banks, David ............................ 709 W. North St. Blaser, Marilyn ........ .......... 2 3l College Ave. Brickner, Suzanne ...... ......... l 20 Grant St. Cervantes, Linda ...... ............ 7 l6 Spruce St. Curry, John ........... ........... 3 09 N. Union St. Elchert, Joyce ..... ........ 5 49 W. Fremont St. Faber, William ....... ................ 2 37 Rock St. Foristell, Joan ........... ....... 2 l5 Cleveland St. Frankart, Albert ....... .............. R . R. No. 4 Gase, William .......... ...... 5 l5 W. Fremont Hagenmaier, Thomas ........ 248 E. Lytle St. Howbert, Jon ............. ............ 2 00 W. Tiffin St. Huber, Robert .......... ............630 Perrysburg Rd. Huether, Raymond ...... ....... 2 43 W. North St. Huss, Sue Ann .......... Huth, John ............. Karcher, Janet ...... Keiffer, Janet ...... ........628 W. Fourth St. ........63l N. Poplar St. E. Lytle St. ........64l N. Countyline St. Kelbley, LeRoy ......... .......... 2 23 Cleveland St. Kimmet, Donald ....... Kuhn, Carol ........... . .................. R. R. No. 3 ........729 W. Center St. Kuhn, Michael .......... ..................... R . R. No. 3 Lamberjack, John .... Lonsway, Gerry ...... Lonsway, Mary ...... Marley, William ....... ........l07V2 S. Wood St. ........8l 3 Columbus Ave. .........542 College Ave. ........ 3l l W. North St. McCarty, Frederick .. .............. R. R. No. 4 Norris, Doris Ann ..... ...... 3 26 College Ave, Park, Robert .......... ......... 9 l8 N. Union St. Radkey, Linda .......... ........ 2 06 W. South St. Reinhart, Richard ...... .............. 7 55 Maple St. Reiter, Joyce .......... Ritzler, James ....... ..........252 W. Center St. .......704 W. Fremont St. Shaull, John .............. .................. R . R. No. 3 Sheibley, Jeannine ...... ....... 7 6l Maple St, Tiell, Michael ........... .............. R . R. No. 4 Vargas, Dolores ..,... ............. 8 91 Spruce St. Welley, Mary Ann .... ......... 2 27 W. Crocker St. Williams, Shirley ....... ......... 6 55 W. North St. Woessner, Ronald ..... ......... l 26 W. Sixth St. Wolfelt, Christine ........ ....... 2 85 W. Fourth St. Yarris, Charles .......................... 89l N. Main St. Sophomores Brickner, Dolores ............................ R. R. No. 4 Brickner, Robert ........................ 212 E. North St. Brown, Linda ......... 307 N. Countyline St. Burns, Barbara ...... .............. 3 20 Liberty St. Butler, Gary ........ ...... l 003 Buckley St. Clark, Joseph ..... ........... R . R. No. l Clouse, Patricia ..... ........... R . R. No. l Degens, Robert ...... ........ 3 4l N. Vine St. Duding, Dorothy ,....... .............. R . R. No. l Faber, Susan .......... ............... 2 37 Rock St. Finsel, Donald ........... .............. 2 05 E. Lytle St. Frankart, Gerald ....... ........ 6 24 W. Fremont St. Frisch, Lawrence ........ ........ 7 45 Columbus St. Frisch, Rosalind .... .......560 Summit St. Guzman, Albert .... Harris, Jane .......... l2 Palmer St. ......l2O N. Poplar St. Haubert, Thomas ..... ...... 3 5l College Ave. Hein, Jean Ann ..... Huth, Karen ....... Huth, Marilyn ..... Kiebel, Judith ....... Kinn, Marilyn ....... Kinn, William ....... Kitchen, Mary ...... Koch, Mary .......,.. LaFontain, Dwynn Lang, Loretta ........ Lee, Ann ...,....,..,. Lonsway, John .... Miller, Eleanor ..... Meyer, Ronald ...... Peiffer, James ....... Reinhart, Robert ..........33l College Ave. .......237 W. Crocker St. .........203 N. Vine St. ........326 W. Center St. .......963 N. Union St. .........7l3 N. Vine St. Cory St. .........439 College Ave. ........l38 Summit St. Lunt St. ......542 W. Center St. .......542 College Ave. ........io5 E. Lytle Sf R. 2 .......432 College Ave. ........7l 5 W. Center St. Schumaker, Verne ....... ....... l Ol 9 Buckley St. Sczesny, Raymond ....... ......... l 58 Summit St. Shontz, Kenneth ...... Shultz, Thomas ..... Spangler, Russell Stark, Norma ........... Steinmetz, Charles Stone, Mary ............. Thomas, Ann .. Cherry St. ........l205 N. Union St. .......802 W. North St. ........7Ol S. Main St. R. No. 3 .......425 E. Jackson St. .......l4O W. Sixth St. Vogel, Carlyn ..... .............. 8 34 Cory St. Walsh, Janet ........... ......... 3 O3 N. Union St. Weber, Robert ............... .........,..,,,, R . R, NO, I Weimerskirch, James .... ...... 3 57 College Ave. Wellstein, Steffen ....... ......,.,,,,,,.,,. R . R, NO, I Wise, Ronald ........... ........ 6 l6 W. Fourth St. Wolph, Barbara ........ ....... 2 20 N. Union St. Zender, Helen ...... ,.,,,,,,,,, R , R, Ng, 4 Freshmen Arend, Janet .............................. 337 S. Union St. Babb, Carolyn .... .......... 4 4i W. Tiffin St. Baker, John .... Banks, Anne ...... Barto, Thomas ...... ........43O W. Center St. ......709 W. North St. ........332 N. Main St. Boyer, Dianne ....... ......... 6 27 N. Vine St. Brickner, Paul .......... .................. R . R. No. 3 Bugner, Catherine 578 Columbus Ave. Bulkowski, Martha .....t ................. l 2l Lunt St, Bulter, John ............. ...... l OO3 Buckley St. Carroll, Marie ....... ............ 5 26 Gray Drive Coppus, Judy ....... Dillery, Sharon ...... Doogs, Suzanne ....... Elchert, Julia ......... Erbiond, Phyllis Evans, Paula ......... Faber, James ..... Finsel Barbara ...... Finsel Dianne ...... Finsel Roselyn ...... .......483 Linwood Ave. ......26l Sycamore St. R. No. 3 ........536 McDougal St. ...........33O N. Vine St. ......265 E. Fremont St. .........46O Sunset Drive .......344 E. Fremont St. ........205 E. Lytle St. ......326 W. South St. Flores, Olga ........ ............ 7 Ol Spruce St. Frankart, Alice ...... .................... R . R. No. 4 Frankart, Janice ................ 624 W, Fremont St. Frankart, Mary ....... ..................... R . R. No. 4 Frias, Patricia ......... ............... 8 47 Spruce St. Gase, Kathleen ...... ...... 5 l5 W. Fremont St. Graw, Manfred .......... .......... l OO7 Cherry St. Haaser, Diane .............. .............. R . R. NO. 4 Hagenmaier, Michael ...... ......... 2 48 E, Lytle St. Harris, Elbert ............... ........ l ZO N. Poplar St. Hein, Ralph .................. ......... 3 3l College Ave. Heinsman, William ..... ........... K ansas, Ohio Hoover, Carol ........... ......... l 43 E. Jones St. Howard, Gary ......... ........... 5 30 N. Union St. Jacoby, Kathryn ..... ...... l l7 N. Countyline St. Jinks, Michael ....... ........... 3 O9 N. Union MSt. Kintz, Fayanne ....... ............. 6 l2 S. Union St. Kelbley, Linda .... ........ 6 l5 Van Buren St. Koby, Russell .......... .............. 2 58 E. Lytle St. Kuhn, Sally Jo .......... ......... 7 29 W. Center St. Lamberjack, Lou Ann ...... lO7V2 S. Wood St. Lang, Janet ............... ...... 8 6l N. Main St. Lee, David ........... ....... l l l Cadwalder St. Lee, Donnell ........... ...... l l l Cadwalder St. Lonsway, James ...... ....... 3 ZO W. Fourth St. Lynch, James ...... Magers, Janet ........ ........352 College Ave. ...........ZO9 N. Union Malagon, Alberta ............ 2lO E. Culbertson St. St. Marchion, Kathleen ................ 336 W. North St. Marley, Francis ........................ 3l l W. North St. Mosier, Dean .............. l23V2 N. Countyline St. Nalle, Margaret ............................ 266 State St. Nibeck, Stuart ........ ................. 4 20 Summit St. Norris, Thomas ..... Peluso, Eugene ........ .......326 College Ave. ......3OB N. Union St. Reese, Nancy ............ .............. 4 37 Beech St. Reinhart, June Ann .. ....... 509 W. Tiffin St. Reinhart, William ..... ....... 2 l9 N. Poplar St. Reiter, Carole ......... ............... R . R. No. 4 Roberts, Ronald ...... ................. R . R. No. 4 Rumschlag, Paul ....... ........ 2 7l E. Fremont St. Scha rf, Patrick ....... .......728 S. Main St. Schreiner, Terry ..... .............. 2 43 Rock St. Snyder, Karen ........ ........ 4 O2 N. Union St. Spieldenner, Larry ..... .............. l 38 Elm St. Stark, Bonnie .......... ........... 7 Ol S. Main St. Stewart, James ...... ....... 2 5l W. North St. Strouse, Michael ....... .............. R . R. No. l Thomas, Garth ....... .............. R . R. No. 4 Tuttle, Larry ............. ............. 7 56 Maple St. Utranian, Dorval ....... ....... 2 ZO E. Crocker St. Ward, Ann ................ ....... 5 5l W. Fremont St. Weber, Marquin .......... ....... 6 24 W. North St. Weingates, Joseph .................. 2l5 Watson Ave Weimerskirch, Peter ....... .........357 College Ave Wellstein, Karen .............................. R. R. No. l Welly, Albert ............. ........ 2 27 W. Crocker St. Williams, Elaine ....... ......... 2 l3 E. South St. Wolph, Thomas ..... ............. R , R. No. 3 Zemla, James ..... .............. R . R. No, l Zirger, Joyce ....... ........ 7 34 S. Main St. Aufographs -, .tp '42 . ' :f,:fiXffTi 2QtwifI 5-Y, 3J T7 -'? HK?- f,ZfL'?47l'Y3f6fnI 'Wjffi-'F' P W V ' Y i