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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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HUNTER pmnclpal TRIBUTE: Because as teacher, counselor, friend - you have inspired, guided, understood us . . . because through your personal inagnanimity and cultural excellence you have become an inseparable part of our beloved St. Wendelin High School and thus, because S.W.H.S. will always mean the more to us Ior your having been identified with it . . . We pay this tribute as a lasting mark of our deep respect and affection for you - Father Donald S. Hunter Principal COHIEHIS CHAPTER ONE STUDENTS CHAPTER TWO ACTIVITIES CHAPTER THREE SPORTS 114. ,. V if gig , r- Muir! gas ,ssss5,gsel .V Resell, ,A .n, - g ,: Kaul, Q: A: Ili.. W . ,uw :gg .. ,M -- ,. -H ' as 4-W 1-r , V' . ' tr f ru if . fu qv' H. - sz ,, 31, 1 ' . v 'l 'wh 3 I oulz pmests Ml if THE REVEREND CLEO S. SCHMENK THE REVEREND ROBERT R. RUFFING m appneclatlon Many make the parish, but only one the fold. For his self-effacing ministry in the spiritual development of St. Wendelin Parish during the past six years, We are grateful to our former Pastor, the Reverend Robert R. Ruffing. That his kindness, goodness, and generosity may be richly rewarded among his flock at St. Caspar, Wauseon, is our fer- vent prayer. Sophomore Religion THE REVEREND ROBERT W. DONNELLY Freshman ,Religion 7 W Qeuqmus X Sister Mary Giovanni, English II Junior 105 f English III Ancient History Medieval History Sister Mary Herman. f sister Mary Le Z Sister Mary Bertrand, Sgillxgor 106 X I Algebura II Z Z 3 Z 3235533 7 X ,X Z Trigonometry X o Q X ISSSSK r r X NV, xxx Group Guid- , 31106 W! 6 COYTI POS' magnanl- y 'IT is en- c devoted- X X X 31559 'lf 'dvr 2 S'5 2+11-2 Euggg 35:55 ails ...gg- y Matthias, Senior 107 lay liacult L-fr j,:f,,:. . 1 - -V I gWQ5l.,,fI if A fm . as 1 v-we L, 'im , si , W ses ' eff N Mr. John Lyon Mr. John Nijssen English I Band Director - Modern History French II American History Mr. Kenneth Herman Athletic Director General Science Civics Advanced Arithmetic Mr. Martin Vieth Assistant Athletic Director Freshman Guidance Business Arithmetic Boys' Gym Instructor '12, a a Mrs. Ida Crawford School Secretary W Z Z W 2 JB f MARY ANN BOWSER Quiet . . . Studious . . . Future- Secretary. Glee Club 3, 43 C.Y.O. 3, 4g Foslin Staff. ROBERT CHARLES BRICKNER Good-Natured . . . Friendly . . . Future-Contractor. C.Y.O. Basketball, Foslin Staff Photographer. JOSEPH D. CLARK President Leader . . . Co-operative . . . Future-College. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 49 C.Y.O. Vice- President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Representative 25 Merit Scholar- ship Test 3g Operation Youth 3. LINDA ANN BROWN Witty. . . Genuine . . Future- Dental Hygienist. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4g C.Y.O. Social Chairman 4g Class Representative 33 Glee Club 45 Journalism Con- vention 4g Merit Scholarship Test 3. DOLORES MARY BRICKNER Vivacious . . . Dependable . . . Future-Teacher. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 43 C.Y.O. Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Merit Scholarship Test 39 Glee Club 33 Class Officer 1, 2. 10 DOROTHY LOUISE DUDING Reserved . . . Sweet . . . Future- Beautician. CYO 1 2 3 4 Foslin Staff PATRICIA ANN CLOUSE Energetic . . . Provocative . . . Future-Secretary. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 45 Glee Club 3, 4. SUSAN JANE FABER Unpredictable . . . Vibrant . . . Future-Secretary. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 25 C.Y.O. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Foslin Staff, Yearbook Workshop and Seminar. ROBERT THOMAS DEGENS Prankish . . . Zany . . . Future- Navy. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 33 C.Y.O. Basketball 3, 45 C.Y.O. One-Act Plays 3. LARRY LEANDER FRISCH Loyal . . . Roguish . . . Future Navy. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 43 Foslin Staff I'l KAREN LOUISE HUTH Perfectionist . . . Fun-Loving . . . Future-Teacher. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45. Glee Club 45 Merit Scholarship Test5 Yearbook Seminarg C.Y.O. One-Act Plays 35 Foslin Copy. Editor 4. JANE LEE HARRIS Soft-Spoken . . . Composed . . . Future-Secretary. C.Y.O.- 1, 2, 35 Foslin Staff 5 Short- hand Certificate 3. THOMAS CHARLES HAUBERT Casual . . . Humorous . . . Future -Business World. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Representative 3. JEAN ANN HEIN Secretary Creative . . . Agreeable . . . Future -Teacher. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Na- tional Merit Scholarship Test 35 Ohio Scholarship Test 45 Essay Contest Winner 3. SUE ANN HOLMAN Pert . . . Smiling . . . Future- Laboratory Technician. Band 35 C.Y.O. 3, 45 Foslin Staff 4. 12 MARY ELIZABETH KOCH Constant . . . Industrious . . . Future-Secretary. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 4g C.Y.O. One-Act Plays 33 Yearbook Seminar, Spelling Contest 2. MARYLIN ALMA KINN Vice-President Chic . . . Imaginative . . . Future -Elementary Teacher. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Na- tional Honor Societyg Essay Con- test Winner, Glee Club 4s Foslin Staff. ' J UDITH ELIZABETH KIEBEL Sophisticated . . . Poised . . . Future-College. Glee Club 3, 43 C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 C.Y.O. Officer 45 Cheerleader 45 Sodality 45 Merit Scholarship Test MARILYN JUNE HUTH Quiet . . . Aloof . . . Future- Laboratory Technician. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 43 C.Y.O. Bowling Team, Foslin Staff. MARY CATHERINE KITCHEN Soft-Spoken' . . . Fun-loving' . . . Future-Teacher. Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Merit Scholarship Testg Sodality 1, 45 Ohio State Scholarship Test 4, C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4. l3 Tsai? l S W Q 11 JOQN JOSEPH LONSWAY Shy . . . Comedian . . . Future- Law Officer. - C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 43 C.Y.O. Basketball 3, Foslin Staffg Football 1, 3. JAMES EUGENE PEIFFER Scholarly . . . Observant . Fu- ture-Priesthood. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4g Foslin Subscription Ca mpaign Manager, National Merit Scholar- ship Test 3g School Organist 4. DWYNN ANN LA FONTAIN Magnetic . . . Vivacious . . . Fu- ture-College. Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Band 15 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 C.Y.O. Secretary 4g Cheerleader 2, 3, 49 Merit Scholar- ship Test 3. ELEANOR MAUREEN MILLER Musican . . . Ambitious . . . Future -Practical Nurse. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Foslin Staffg National Merit Scholarship Test 3. ROBERT JOSEPH REINIIART Bashful . . . Liberace . . . Fu- ture-Business World. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Foslin Staff, School Organist 4. A 14 -ai . MQW VERN E ALLAN SCHUMAKER Class Clown . . . Tease . . . Future -Construction Work. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 C.Y.O. Basket- ballg C.Y.O. Bowlingg Football 1, Foslin Staff. MARIE KATHRYN SCHROTH Gentle . . . Sterling . . . Future- Nurse. C.Y.O. 45 Glee Club 49 Sodality Prefect 45 Foslin Staff, Yearbook Seminar, Ohio State Scholarship Test 4. NORMA JEAN STARK Pleasant . . . Willing Worker . . . Future-Bookkeeper. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality lg Foslin Staff 4. THOMAS GILBERT SHULTZ Latin-Lover . . . Witty . . . Future -Engineer. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, C.Y.O. Basket- ball 4g National Honor Societyg Class Treasurer 25 Merit Scholar- ship Test 35 Acolyte 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND JAMES SCZESNY Roadrunner . . . Rocky River Fan . . . Future-Electronics Tech nician. Basketball 1, 2, 3 CYO 1 2 3 45 C.Y.O. Basketball GYO Ath letic Chairman 4 Foslin Staff 15 CARLYN ANN VOGEL Attractive . . . Effervescent . . . Future-College. Editor-in-Chief of Y e a r b o o kg Journalism Representative Con- vention at Ohio Stateg Ohio Schol- arship Testg Glee Club 35 C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Workshop at Bowling Green State University. MARY ANN STONE Demure . . . Equestrlenne . . . Future-Ranch Owner. Yearbook Seminar 4g C.Y.O. 1, 23 Yearbook Staff 4. CHARLES RICHARD STEINMETZ Capable . . . Dependable . . . Future-Business Career. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff. JANET SUE WALSH Pert . . . Cute . . . Future-Dental Hygienist. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4g National Merit Scholarship Test 35 Ohio Scholarship Test 4. ANN CHRISTINE THOMAS Cheerful . . . Wholesome . . . Future-Airline Hostess. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, Soda- lity 13 Yearbook Staff 4.. 16 RONALD ARTHUR WISE Bashful . . . Genuine . . . Future -Business World. C.Y.O. 2, 3, 43 Rotarian Repre- sentative 4g Yearbook Staff. JAM ES EDWARD WEIM ERSKI RCH Suave . . . Professor . . . Future -Navy. C.Y.O. Basketball 1, 25 Student Rotariang Sports Editor of Year- bookg C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA MARIE WOLPH Tantalizing . . . Talkative . . . Future-Elementary Teacher. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Merit Scholarship Test 33 Foslin Staff, Yearbook Seminar at Toledog Sodality 4. - HELEN CECILE ZENDER Generous . . . Lovely . . . Future -College. C.Y.O. 1, 2, 3, 43 C.Y.O. Play 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Test, Glee Club 2, 4, Preview Queen Nominee. ROBERT J. WEBER Refined . . . Handsome . . . Future -College. Representative to O p e r a ti o n Youth 43 Advertising Manager of Yearbook, Ohio Scholarship Testg Kiwanis Representative, Yearbook Workshop. STEFFEN R. WELLSTEIN Treasurer Leader . . . Athlete . . . Future Doctor. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 C.Y.O. President 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Honorable Mention on All-State Football Team 43 Basketball Trophy Winner. VL 3 l v Q? 'XX .':xv,Xx, N , N f 5 -. 5 Q 7 , Mi if im , N 'Y T ,CA l EEF , 5- 3 J , X M YW' 1 'R my l . 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Hemsm Diane Haaser Kathleen Gase Wlmam . Card Hoover Patrlcla Frlas Mary Frankart Janice Frankart Alice Frankart Time out for a little chatter be- tween selections presented by the B.G.S.U. Collegiate Chorale spon- sored by the Junior Class, No- vember 23. h EWrw-s Gary Howard Kathryn Jacoby Mlchael Jznks Linda Kelb Wilham Kinn Fayanne Kintz Russell Koby Sally Kuhn Louann Lamberjack Were you one of the lucky ones to win a cake or a little extra cash at the big Mission Party? Janet Lang 23 1, I eautagawn it 'Nd D' J ,. . L ,,.-V 1 . M, 'P' '. f'P 14 ,Q-Q 'A ' V . ..-Q . , V5 4 f 7 1 v, A w L. I , ' ' . V X + -at w A W ff ',.f,, .-' Q N f-,Q-i.,s,'! ' f 'XA' James Lonsway 'QQQK v L 1 James LY1'Wh Janet Mageri: Francis Marley Stuart Niebeck Mr. John Nijssen puts his charges through their paces. Thomas Norris We are the MOHAWKS and cou1dn't be ' proude ' r shout the faithful followers at the annual bonfire pep rally. N . ff, Eugene Nancy Reese ha ' hart Juneann Rem Wimam Rem 5 .,' 1Q5 F- W sf mr 1 221226 ' --it x, E L , 21 N .HV N ,iq '- ' PQXUSO H , . 1 'Fi , , ,A J X - ' f ' 1' ' ' ' I xx . 'V , , It V w -- V.. ' , 1 ' ' ' 'Y ' ' . L 'G i l K 1, ,:. ' gf. U ,s u N X ,. 1 , ' 1 ,H ' ' Li 1 1 ,l ' ' x T 1 .Y I -'rv . -, , 1 - ,- ,. l 1. in ,F 5 V- YV it gvi, 1 Paul R Patrick S h C - J ame - Ronald Rob umschlag C arf arole Reiter S Ritter erts Fr. Hunter takes a few tips from Mr. Richard Wendinger of Gen- eral Motors, on the latest means of transportation to outer space. Terry S h , . Karen S Bonnie St c 1 eine, nyder F i , iss, Looks like a ball, kids! But was it really as bad as all that? A J Mich ames S 361 Stro 1-'K YP' R New K' ark tewapt nb Use - ' : .x: ?Z'i.: Ts, . .31 i: -IE '15 .-'J i' I , ,'1'lil41:ffT .' 5 .,', ?::fj ,, A- iff , 4,-eq 1 j A L V if 1 J I AL H, ! i X X , Garth Thomas Ann Ward .I Smooth out those wrinkles and smile for the camera- man! Posing for this snap are our six cheering queens: Judy Kiebel, Karin Well- stein, Janet Walsh, Dwynn LaFontain, Rosie Kitchen, and Kathy Gase. New ad- dition to our cheerleading staff - Mr. A1 Zigler, photographer. Marquin Weber Peter Weimerskirch , Fill up on those refreshments now Joseph Wemgates fellas! There may not be time for seconds. Karin Wellstein Elaine Williams Thomas W01Ph Zernla James J 0YCe Zlrger X :T , X I :X -, Xi Ll!!-2. 115 l 'X MM qgmi JWWK O? WN , 5,5 is .J 7ab,,,2,g,MMWZ, WM Wfgsfgxyb AE x76'5 ' WZWWLWQ do vip M W2 1 My sg 44 WW f iguxy M QQ? ,MM WWJHQXJ mfg Mia iffy MSR V Mime' M055 Www N fb W W W MW mmei B 155350 5,qwDW5nCWNJ!i2'C21'ffXD24f4e7iy:f7f,nwy0Qti6 Mp K, Q Z wg? if 3 X G5 H0067 WMWZ if :Q-if k 2 2 www? Paul Baker John Barbour Mary Jo Barto Edward Bixler Harold Brickner Richard Brickner Joan Bugner . -- 'hit wr T' 'r Jfiabf l v ' . 1 5?f?'i E'1: , . , - ' ' F . WPT? 'v . - ' ,,. +'- 1.115-5 , -, , , , W N. F-V ' V- - Y 'gif-.uszr . . 1 . H, 15-.gL.'j5 .Q , , . Q'-155'ae:. ,Q 5 , - What's Up? everyone wondered after hearing the shouts and Fr. Hunter and Mr. Lyon screams of victims in the hilarious Fun House sponsored by the sophs for the benefit of the missions. try their luck at outsmarting the card sharks of the soph class. -But Arthur ' 'T.17f51Q3a,rg-.ter-Q4 L -' - ' -in iisiuiif ' M - 1 -.-r R 155 23.- Y s -fail ,A Mm U as - 4. ,, sv- -K e. - f -:':'-27 mm .12-,,.:'ji-iL '1 'NS-5-3 Lr1F'w Yfam- wi' .-,Qf ii ,3 r 50- , KJ! J, ' ' N 'ah J 1 K X x A x ,gk H 4 f' ' ' if - Allga. fQ9!.lJh .x W' ' 1. u 'f 'T H1 1 ---Anil-, . glial ' ' 2221: 1, -gina X. ,- 'Q Y. Xfi- mal. 5 ,V ww' .,R-:4,g1f.- -A , 4, Roger Burns Ronald 6101156 -'1'1Vf '1 A-as ,. - A-.1L':'gs f -' ,- 'ALL',.l:j,'-' ' ... ,. ' ' M' ' , ,7 J 150 4 ,-- Q 'A 11'-TH 4 3 ' ? 0 1 ' .. x hi '50 K N l 'EL . - f. . s 4 1 1. y- r ' V l ii: N V ', 'K ', r 5 1 Y r v L f ' N ' GL ia I x . . 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M1chael Roberts LU-ana Reinhart a1'1'.V Reinhart Gerald Remhart Roberta Sauber and Joe Lonsway portray Mary and Joseph in the impressive Christ- mas Assembly. Carolers to the right sing a. Christmas lullaby to the Infant Jesus. W . fray , The heads have it! fScene St. Wende1in's own Reno.J Joseph Lonsway Rebecca Lopez John McC1incy Sharon Mosier Joan Omlor Charles Potteiger X., F : ' ,-55 3' QA. I j- an ' 2.1 .v N431 . , QJ.. f. ,JL Sw .wp ' -1. 4v,:5 , I . uv, Qs- ,N .21 Egg Agasf' H1 A Fu' lllllllllllllil Sf A1 4 gk: . g mp' 5 ,1 f 1.411- .- ,n 1' ..- fv 'r' '..-1 -,r az. - -I1 1 , 'n U 3-an 3 d' 5.31, wh' -,L 95 A . . f Y-A L. ,Q Q V,f.-wgzn SEHK J X .-1.7 W 3 Y ,,7, w .Q .au B5-RE 3 X In ., nuff? , w- Xen. -i Cf- 1,- 5 fi 5? 1- .1 1 ' H p. A ,er- J Qin- F' 1 by WI na -9 Y' Q-5' 4 uw- S -A 'I' V-1:3 E J N: 5 if ig4!ff.ff2.1, ,. - I AA , .AA if f -7 ' ., 1 4 A i1 ' 2 Q Q . 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I. , ,,k sim X ,b ' li f 0 I f!f X 21112 ifrifn f bafa IXWXWX f X W1ff T Edward Schultg Z EQ2QitRgg1ldenne1' ' ',' AQ - Z A A 4, Brenda Smith 7 ? 5 Q iw - Z g 4 P f VAIA ia ' uQ7jz l5if5 'znz 'w'-1, 1 L Z it Q7 fw 1-xgwfiimvifwg i ?nw?5ZQwM'v.J f 5 ' '4'1,1 3 A ' ,-Y X , PA f q I, ,l lets ' f 1 V.' ' A' : ' , f 'V L' f J M 1, :': V Z Zbxggff. gf! 1 E ,f Q A 7 WZ ' 4, 2 X :i -1W A . .ni.-M.:L..,i Z Z'L iff .V 1 A. A .AAA., . Ja WE' W -.r Z' B '1 Q.. mal I ,WN-if 11' Conferring with Mr. William Wonders, Foslin photo grapher, on picture production are the editorial staff Left to Right: Karen Huth, Copy Editorg Carlyn Vogel, Editor-in-Chiefg Mr. Wonders, Jim Peiffer, Business Man ageri and Bob Weber, Ad Manager. cl r 37 The Foslin staff hold their first big pow-wow in which they discuss ideas for the thirty-first volume. Seated, Left to Right: Linda Brown, Janet Walsh, Dolores Brickner, Barbara Wolph, Bob Weber, Carlyn Vogel. Standing: Jean Hein, Bonnie Miller, Charles Steinmetz, Karen Huth, Mr. Paul Whitaker, Yearbook Representativeg and Jim Weimerskirch. Y r St. Wende1in's own Liberace, alias Bob Reinhart, twinkles the ivories at the candelabra, ,Bob 'IJ W How about that tin-type pose, Mr. Loeffler? No yearbook would be com- plete without Mr. Leonard Loeff1er's picture since he has been the indispens- able first-man of the grade school for some Uumpteen years. 38 x oa n W Mr. Charles Macias, S.W.H.S.'s prized plant engineer, takes time out for a pleasant smile. Smiling comes easy for Charley who seems to radiate sun- shine at all times. , r f A if 4 fi- W? is 'iv LA-J , TVEIEFFL- Q,'n4:f75,U- 1. , H 'f -2. .MHQQ 'liz' -1:15525-ffff ' ,... -'15, Q W., ' -.f E ,EA J 1?Mg' -1 'H 5: M Zih . wi. ' , kv, 1- RQE :Q V al irgxf' '-B X Hg' ,.V r J ,,,, Presenting the 1958-'5 . , o ight: Karen Emerine, Rose- mary Emerine, Ruth Reinhart, Cidell Lamberjack, Sandy Coleman, Bonnie Miller, Judy Kiebel Betty Williams N , , ancy Vance, Nettie Banks, and Peg Kiebel. Second Row: Marylin Kinn, Janet Walsh Leona Frias R , , ose Kitchen, Karen Huth, Dwynn La Fontain, Ann Banks, Sharon Mosier, Carol VVelly, and Leona Holman Third Row: Jean Hein .Linda Brown, Ma ' S ' , rie chroth, Maiy Ann Bowser, Helen Bender, .Sarah Thomas, Pat Clouse, Margie Whitmore Mary Kit h , c en, Sarah Huber, and Janet Shock. Missing is Barbara Wolph. 9 Glee Club' First Row Left t R' ,fzf 'f 'Vl- ,.. ?' Three of members of the St. Wen- delin Marching Band bring down th on their musical careers. Left to Right: Jim Peif- fer, Bonnie Miller, and Joe Clark. the original e curtain Junior James Lynch and Senior James Peiffer congratulate one another on their good fortune in coming out first in the boys' division for the 1959 Serra Vocation Essay Contest. Winners of the Handicap Essay in- cluded Kathryn Bugner, first prizeg Marilyn Kinn, secondg and Betty Koch, third. E sf ae E , .- I, L ,W A . ,W jf! I f f Q J W 1 : F 'r 5 y he-:Eh A, 4' . E -15. fgj.5'gE3,g-fi' -5 W- 1 A ' K g Q j :alfa f f QQ gmail-Xxf, ,155 1 T 0- ' we A 'Qi f 1 vi 1 re r Iv 3 'I 5' ' fi 1 J xbm -x .. 1 , . 7 Solemn as a judge proved an apt phrase for the four critics sitting in judgment on the contestants of the annual Spelling Contest held in early May. Left to Right: The Rev. Louis F. Walter, Pastorg Mr. Kenneth Her- man, Athletic Directorg the Rev. Donald S. Hunter, Principzxlg and the Rev. Rob- ert R. Donnelly, Assistant. Spelling their way to the Blaser Spell- ing Win are these contestants who were victorious in previous class elimina- tions. First place winners were Dwynn La Fontain, seniorg and Sue Trubey, sophomore. If X. IIIIH Winners in the C.Y.O. Spelling Contest for the Tiffin Deanery were Sophomore Susan Trubey, firstg and Junior Cathe- rine Bugner, second. ., -- .- if if ! The senior trio of organists take time out to play one last number before gradua- tion. An alert photographer catches them in the act. Seated at the organ is Marylin Kinng while Jim Peiffer and Bob Reinhart watch from the sidelines. Here are eight good reason why The Farmer's Daughter won the C.Y.O. One-Act Play Contest this year. First Row, Left to Right: Jack Baker, Director Judy Kiebel, Francis Marley, and Pat Scharf. Second Row: Karin Wellstein, Fayanne Kintz, Ann Banks, and Roselyn Finsel. The party is in full swing with Pamela, as Carlyn Vogel, dancing with Tubby, gf, Jim Weimerskirch. In a heated dis- cussion are Betsy, Esther, and Jeame and Mary Kitchen respectively. Jeanie and Esther reappear after tear- ing the campaign float to shreds while Miss Russel fJudy Kiebelj stands silent and sunburnedly near. Tony haggles with Sonny fRay Sczes- nyj as he prepares campaign slogans for the campaign to put Mr. Clark in office as Country Club president. Car- rie fDee Bricknerj, the maid, is an interested spectator. The attractive masculine den of Mr. ' Clark. Mr. Clark is attacked by Linda Brown, the summer camp supervisor, who is ready to behead him. L ' ,rf -'L-if? ff-' if played by Sue Holman, Marie Schroth, l Mr. Morgan, CJoe Clarkj seems to be disagreeing with Mr. Clark fSteff Wel- lsteinb about the Country Club election. Harriet Morgan, Marylin Kinn, and Bill Henly, Bob Degens, are not at all surprised. Mister C1ark's sister, Lillian, Mean Heinb comes to drop off her two New York City teens while she continues on to Florida for a vacation. 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Some 4,000 fans enjoyed the balmy fall weather in watching the exhibition games. The Saints made a very poor showing against Van Buren who walked off the field as victors in an 8-0 match. The Mohawks who looked bad defensively did, however, manage to make one drive in the second half. Fullback Joe Weingates, Halfbacks Dave Devine and Bill Heinsman teamed up for 35 yards, but the push halted. Gary Howard uncorked three nice passes -40, 30, and 35 yards -but all were incom- plete. One was dropped. Fostoria High School battled Willard to a 0-0 deadlock, while the Spartans downed Risingsun 16-0, Montgomery Local, 20 - 12 In the first game of the season the Mohawks went all out to surprise Montgomery and the 1500 spectators. The Mohawks, with one win in four years, were the underdogs, while the Spartans were favored with an all- win team. The linemen deserve a special pat on the back. The Mohawks' defense, which was the best in three years, showed a promise of a won- derful season. 4. Mike Jinks sf XS 5. Quick Stop! Mohawks vs. Maumee Valley, 27-20 With only one yard to go for a touchdown and a victory for the Mohawks of St. Wendelin, time elapsed giving the Mohawks of Maumee Valley Country Day School a 27 - 20 victory, and the Saints their second loss. Gary Howard proved himself very capable in sub- stituting in quarterback position for Gene Peluso, who Was injured in pre-season practice. Dave Devine and Russ Kolby also came through for the Saints. Joe Weingates sustained a shoulder separation which put him out of action for the rest of the season. H, , . 3 I: 1' 5 N 6 m 5 , Sv I ' .,. I -5 sf' if 3 Ei ' . 1: 55515: V 1. Joe Weingates 2. Terry Schreiner i A Z ws. . H I ,V 'M 5. ? , ,Ma fc 3. Jim Faber Y 4. Dave Devine vi' r 7 ' qw 5 1 I 4 S St. Wendelin squeaked by St. Paul for c gg.. M W 1 9 I l 5 I 1. Gene Peluso North Baltimore, 26 -18 The first win of the season came when the S.W.H.S. Mohawks downed the North Baltimore Tigers, 26-18. Four touchdowns were made by Bill Heinsman. Dave Devine carried the ball for a total of 75 yards from the line of scrimmage. The Mohawks were already on their way to a very successful season. I Norwalk, St. Paul, 18- 20 victory Number 3. A 62-yard touchdown by Gary Howard and a two-point conversion by Bill Heinsman gave the St. Wendelin Mohawks a 20 - 18 final quarter victory over the Norwalk, St. Paul Flyers at Norwalk. I At the beginning of the game Bill Heinsman took a hand-off from Gary Howard running the ball all the way to the 14-yard line. Gary made three exciting touchdowns, the last only tieing the score. It was up to the boys to outwit the St. Paul Flyers. They did when Bill scooted into the end zone for the winning points. Jim Lynch played an outstanding game on defense for St. Wendelin. 52 is 2. Gary Howard Risingsun, 8 -36 After their first win of the season, the Mo- hawks were eager to follow it up with their first game on the home field. Defensively, Risingsun couldn't hinder St. Wende1in's wide sweeps. St. Wendelin took advantage of this by setting the score, 22 -8, at the half. A first-half touchdown resulted from Gary Howard's 25-yard sprint through tackle. The play was successful because Gary reversed his direction sharply after crossing the line of scrimmage. Perhaps the best indica- tion of St. Wendelin's possibilities grew from the play of its linemen, particularly Stu Nibeck. Stu constantly delivered the block against the Rising- sun half-back who pushed the Mohawk ball-car- rier loose on wide sweeps to the left. 3. Starting the season off-Red Hot--with the annual bonfire rally. , , .-7 V,,,,.,, T, , . .x--L.. N. xiii' . 2' Q 6' .- if if :E I E Q M1'1 .,.'fI'5gfFtg, , I' .: f , . J 3' , K . 1 n l A l,.q.Q H, -gg I . . I I Index' T 3-'A' 'a J ' 1. Tom Wolph Bloomdale, 28 -46 Victory Number Four-in-a-Row came to St. Wendelin at Memorial Stadium when the Mohawks rolled over the Bloomdale Bulldogs in a 46-28 decision in their seventh game of the season. Bill Heinsman proved to be a valuable player when he scored three touchdowns and ran up a total of 239 yards in the process. The Mohawks' First String alone piled up 298 -yards from the line of scrimmage. Coach Kenny Herman used his entire bench of 36 players in this game. Three Mohawk touchdowns were scored in the first quarter, but in the second period the Bulldogs rallied to score two touchdowns. The Mohawks tallied two more scores in the third quarter and another in the fourth while Bloomdale ran up two in the last period. 5 , - .. - . - , ' , . f., 1 W V 5 -.x- 1 TLT 4. Run, Bill, Run! 3' Stu Nibeck ' , Lakeside, 14 -22 'li . A Z A Lakeside was win Number 5 for the St. 9 A ii Wendelin Mohawks as they turned back the f J: ,M l :Y ' p Lakeside Stonecrushers with a score of 22 - 14. A heretofore undisplayed aerial at- tack was the big weapon that won the game for the Saints. 2. Jack Baker 53 l I 4. W' W mu W , ,Mil ll lwlw 1 ,gh ww lk Wlwl in will vm ,M W, M ill 'll ,ll mi iwl,..,..l . with My! Mwwllw will Jl :nn will NM My ll 7 , W U 71 if lille. ll I , 41 nf' 'Heal ii- ,Qi l I l fr .V ,fllil Qf?i.l7i,1,,,,zer1x.LJ x. 'A Gfffmfv lm f TW T L WT i'3f'G'f .ALE l'l'ZW'x-1' X532 V550 First Row: ,, e a eg',fRodney llDel1, ,Steve Hath, JoeviLonsway, Dennis Seiheimei-gl Kenny 'Krupp, 'Toin Haubeftn-5 Mike Roberts, 'f,T0I'l71 Norris. Second QRqw :fi learyll Howardg Diek' e'-,Bgickneg Jim Faber, Jim Lynch Joe Weingates 'Teri S Koepfefl Dav F b W' l , by , chi-einer, Bill Heinsman Gene Pelil R , J so, oger Burns, Eddiei, Bixler Third Row I . : Stufgblibegki 'Russ .Kolby?y1ldi1gE Jinks, Jack Baker, steffeWe11stein,'lFrancis-fmaifleyfg Dave Devine, Jim Zernlag Tom Wol13HflDickVAlgaf5Q Fourth Row: Keni1y'He1'1nan, Chaf1ey'Nye, Tong?- Herman, Steve Weinfierskirch, Jim Gillig, BobWS'peil-g denner, Eddie Shultz, Jim Banks, HughfC1.a1jlg,'Q3ob? 1' Furillog Coaches Marty Vieth, Kenny Hefnianl. , 1 M l V. mv' ul'-lv -36: Y'u' ig, E 3 ,llulfter enjoying five fggtraight wins hawks d My V roppedofi heartbieaker to the Ggilieoiibufg' Golden Bears. flSt. Weqdelin, carryingfa 5 -3 re- cord, Waswoverinoweredl' by the Bedirs' defensive strength. ywleiillsman game throyglil with an y,ym uch- down late in tlvle founllih V ' P N quarter to make the final sc - l ll' 'l ore, 36 6. 41 wp MM' 'ff ,M Al J . , I, , M. ' r, f V, r : 1' i l fi 's fl EBI li il 333355 A .liv i' '1 Q 5 1 Two proud Indian phiefe,JHleap Marty Vieth' 1 d X' 'J an fKen Herman, go into a pow-WOW'+overl 'lthAef'A appy huntmg ?f3C01'd.,.Qf4,r5-3. ssl e .3 E 7 i'1f.E'k il1 .Q :' 1 -Q' -- ', 5 r J' Coach and the benchmen look worried. 1Cheer up! We won that gamelj Recapping the 1958 Season Finishing the '58 Football Season with a five-win, three-loss record were the St. Wen- delin High School gridders coached by Mr. Kenneth Herman and Mr. Martin Vieth. This is the best record compiled by the Saints since 1952 when they finished with a 6-2-1 record. St. Wendelin went through the 1954-55-56-57 seasons with but one win, a 34-20 victory over Bloomdale on October 25, 1957. The Saints went into the '58 season with but two seniors and 15 juniors: Tom Haubert and Steff Wellstein, seniors, Gary Howard, Bill Heinsman, Jim Lynch, Joe Weingates, Jim Faber, Stu Nibeck, Mike Jinks, Russ Kolby, Tom Norris, Gene Peluso, Jack Baker, Tom Wolph, Francis Marley, Terry Schriener, and Jim Zemla, juniors. Sophomores boasted Dave Devine, Dave Faber, Dick Brickner, Ed Bixler, John Roberts, Ken Krupp, Bill Koepfer, Roger Burns, Steve Huth, Joe Lonsway, Larry Reinhart. Freshmen comprised Dick Algae, Fred Van Arsdale. Rodney Dell, Tom Herman, Jim Gillig, Bob Spieldenner, Bob Furillo, Jim Banks, Hugh Clark, Chuck Nye, Ed Shultz, Alex Robarge, and Steve Haaser. After being defeated in their two opening games with a 20-12 decision to Mighty Montgomery who finished as San-Wood League champions for the third straight year, and a 27-20 decision to Maumee Valley, the Mohawks went on to win five straight before dropping the final game of the season, 36-6, to Gibsonburg, the Sandusky Bay Champions. The five straight wins included a 26 - 19 score over North Balti- moreg a smashing 38-6 decision over the Risingsun Tigersg the St. Paul victory 20-185 a decisive 46-28 win over Bloomdaleg and a 22 - 14 win over Lakeside. The 46 points in the Bloomdale game also marked the most points scored by the Mohawks since 1952 when they defeated Genoa, 51 -29. It was a winning season and the five win-three loss record will long stand - a flashing tribute to the Saints. 'U 7 Never ff vv ' Say' Dle' ,J ' , l l 4 l 1 l Meet the Mohawk Managers: Mike Bix- ler, Jim Spangler, and Pat Roberts. .55 , DVVYNN LA FONTAIN Here she is, our head cheerleader Dwynn LaFontain. Black hair, hazel eyes, and 5'5 in height give you the main highlights of this popular senior lass. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. LaFontain provide the closet at 138 Summit Boule- vard for Dwynn to hang her cheerlead- ing outfit. Dwynn tells us that she rates basket- ball highest on the high-school sports list. This is for two reasons: because it is exciting and because one can follow the game more easily. Dwynn, who has .been a cheerleader for three years, states that through cheerleading she has met many new friends. Cheerlead- ing also gives her a means to help strengthen school spirit. JUDY KIEBEL Ever since I was in grade school, I have admired the cheerleaders and have often thought of the enjoyment of being a part of that particular group. I es- pecially like doing the Victory Cheer, declares Judy Kiebel, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Kiebel, 326 West Center Street. Judy, a chic and demure little senior, reaches to 5 ft., has brown hair, green eyes, and a flair for style. Although swimming and tennis are Judy's favor- ite sports, this peppy cheerleader enjoys football very much and the excitement of basketball even still more. There's a college in the future for Judy who is as attracted to books as she is to cheering. JANET WALSH Take a pinch of merriment, add a dash of vim and vigor, and it all adds up to Janet Walsh, latest senior addition to S.W.H.S.'s cheerleading staff. This blonde-haired, peppy lass places basket- ball at the very top of her favorite sports list. Janet made her cheerlead- ing debut at the 1958-59 Prevue Game and has helped to keep the crowds yell- ing since then. As a senior this year, Janet is kept rather busy. Ever so often she finds time to cool her heels at 303 North Union Street where she resides with her mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Walsh. After graduation, Janet plans to at- tend Ohio State University where she will study dental hygiene. Cheers to S.W.H.S.'s Cheer Queens -Left to Right: Karin Wellstein, Janet Walsh, Rosie Kitchen, Kathy Gase, Dwynn LaFontain, and Judy Kiebel. 9 S ..,. . .... . XXX Dwynn LaFontain, Rose Ann Kitchen, Karin Well- stein, Judy Kiebel, and Kathleen Gase, really put forth their best in cheering the Mohawks to vic- m0hAWk'S CHGGRIHQ QUEENS Karin Wellstein This pert 5' 3 blue-eyed miss says, I've always want- ed to be one of the cheerlead- ers, I've always a d m i r ed them, and love cheering now. Karin, the daughter of Mr. 8z Mrs. William Wellstein, Pel- ton Road, likes cheering for basketball very much: but maintains that swimming and ice-skating' are her favorite sports. Karin plays a neat game when the girls' basketball leagues get going on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The sec- ret of her basketball skill goes back to Steff, her senior brother, who proved a top- notch Mohawk Warrior in both football and basketball. Kathleen Gase Kathy Gase, S.W.H.S.'s cute redheaded cheerleader, hangs her cheerleading outfit in the home of her parents, Mr. Sz Mrs. Virgil Gase, 515 West Fremont. Kathy concludes that it is the job of the cheerleaders to keep the spirit of the boys and the fans on the exciting side. She was positively sure that this would be the best season yet. It's plain to see that basketball is this gal's favorite sport. This is be- cause there is a lot of action and rivalry. Her hobby is of all things, boys ! 57 Rosie Kitchen Rosie Kitchen, second daugh- ter of her proud parents, Mr. Sz Mrs. Kenneth K i tch en, made her debut on March 1. 1943, and now resides at 893 Cory Street. Some of Rosie's finer features are her 5' 516 . brown eyes, and her dark brown hair. , Rosie prefers basketball, al- though football seems excit- ing to her. Rosie remarked, In basketball, you are closer to the game and you can see what is going on better. lt isn't so rough either. Her favorite sports are bowling and ice-skating. ' Rosie has wanted to be a cheerleader ever since she can remember. Maumee Valley, 71 - 48 Mohawks vs. Mohawks starred in the first game for the Saints. The Saints led their season with the first win over Maumee Val- ley, with a score of 71 - 48. Bill Heinsman made good his first game with 19 points. Gene Peluso was runner-up with 15 points. Risingsun, 82 - 66 Cheers were on the agenda when the Mo- hawks crushed the Tigers in the second game of the season. Heinsman and Howard were the hot shots with 24 and 20 points respec- tively. It looked like a winning season for the Saints. St. Paul Norwalk, 81 - 58 The Mohawks suffered their first loss of the season to the St. Paul Flyers. The Heinsman-Howard two-some put up a strong barrage of points and came out as high point men with 17 and 14 points respectively. Arcadia, 76 - 57 Coming back for their third win, the Saints trampled the Redskins with some sparkling action on the part of Heinsman and Howard. The game was a win from the Word go as the boys put out with their best and kept at it. St. Mary's Sandusky, 68 - 65 St. Wendelin went down to its second defeat in five games. Bill Heinsman took first honors with 19 points, followed closely with Did you make it, Chuck? 15 points by Gary Howard. Although the Mohawks lost, it was nip and tuck until the final buzzer sounded. Gene Peluso The team is in a huddle is the cry heard as Coach Veith gives the Mohawks their last-minute instructions. Cygnet, 60-46 The S.W.H.S. team zipped up the .Cvgnet Zippers with a 60 -46 victory. Three Jun- iors walked away as high scorers and lecl their team in its fourth win in six games. North Baltimore, 61 - 45 Another dazzling attraction left the crowd breathless as the Mohawks dribbled in an- other victory over the North B al tim o r e Tigers. Wellstein was the key man of the game with his terrific 17 points. Thompson, 59 - 52 The Mohawks came through with their fifth Win in seven games over Thompson. High point men were Heinsman and Wolph with 26 and 9 points respectively. Tom Wolph Gary Howard Gibsonsburg, 70 - 59 The Saints chalked up their seventh victory of the season by downing the Golden Bears of Gibsonsburg 70 - 59. Both Heinsman and Howard were hot with 22 points each. Hopewell-Loudon, 92 - 68 Anxiety reigned as the Hopewell- Loudon Chieftains took their revenge on the Mohawks. Star man, Bill Heinsman, led the scoring with 41 points and by so doing tied the school scoring record. Howard was next in line with 17 points. But all of this proved to be of no avail as the Chief- tains moved in during the third period. ' 60 Lakeside, 73 - 61 The Saints scuttled the Stonecrushers 73 - 61 with Heinsman scoring 26 points and How- ard 21 as highpoint men. It was a real squeeker. Yea, Saints! St. Joseph's Fremont, 62- 60 Big Bill Heinsman and muscle-bound Well- stein scored 23 and 13 points respectively in the scuffle between the Mohawks and St. Joe's. The final score netted 60-62. Chuck Potteinger ' 4 Chalk up one point for the Mohawks! Ostego, 76 - 64 Underdog Mohawks clobbered highly rated Ostego by twelve points in a fast played game. Heinsman and Howard both towered as high point men giving the Saints a win of 76 - 64. St. Peters Mansfield, 76 - 71 The crowds roars as Howard scores 17 points. He is being trailed by Heinsman with 15 points. The climax ends with the Saints scoring 76, Spar- tans 71. Oak Harbor, 76 - 69 It was almost a draw when the Saints lost to Oak Harbor. Peluso led the scoring list with 22 points. Wellstein and Peluso were fast on the rebounds. but Oak Harbor still inched their Way to a 5-point lead. 1 ,X Presenting the 1959 Varsity S First Row: Gary Howard, Chuck Potteiger, Steff Wellstein, Bill Heinsman, Tom Wolph, and Gene Peluso. Standing: Mike Strouse, Ralph Hein, Dave Devine, Dick .Alge, Terry Schriener, Stu Nibeck, and Coach Martin Veith. Van Buren, 84 - 53 Scalp 'em, MohaWks! And the team replies with You bet your life, as the Saints chalk up an- other victory. Howard and Heins- man held the tomahawk with their scores of 29 and 16 respectively. Jackson-Burgoon, 95 - 76 Using their unlimited manpower, again the Saints swept on to vic- tory downing Jackson-Burgoon by a crushing 19 point gap. The cagers trotted the hardwood fast and furiously led by Heinsman and Howard with 18 and 25 points re- spectively. 62 Elmore, 94 - 64 Although both Heinsman and Well- stein scored 22 and 14 points re- spectively, it was not enough to bring home another victory for the Saints. Elmore outscored the Mo- hawk quintet by 30 points, hand- ing them a 94- 64 defeat. Mansfield, 64 - 59 ' After a cold three quarters the Mo- hawks got hot and downed the Mansfield, St. Peter Spartans 64- 59, in the opening game of the '59 Protest Tournament. Heinsman paced the Saints with 23 points to lead the team to semi-final play with Gibsonburg. L ttl J y Lowery M h k ag , has a b g J b k p g the t q p t t p no thhp Glbsonburg, 57 - 68 In thrill-packed tournament play th Mohavvks wer defeated by the G1b sonbu g Golden Bears. Heins a gain paced the Mohawk cagers W th 19 polnts followed 'by Peluso and Wellstein who each tucked 13 pomt under their belts. St. Wendelin placed second in the Protest Tournament to earn themselves a well dese ed tro- phy- P tgth1959R T H T Norms, Jo V K K pp R ger Burns, Chuck P tt g R d y Dell, Joe eingates, and Bill K ph F ont- e X s X E S E x E Z Z 63 Two reasons for the happy grins on the faces of Coaches Marty Veith and Ken Herman can be traced to the fact that Bill Heinsman was named to the Football First Team - ALL STATE, while Steff Weelstein received Honorable Mention. l Reserve Rebound Trophy Dave Devine Reserve Assist Trophy Stu N ibeck Gary Howard and Gene Peluso discuss the Mohawk sports record for 1958-59. Gary was named the V.F.W. Award winner in basketball while Gene won the Varsity Scoring Assist in basketball as well as the Mohawk Award in football. V.F.W. Award in Basketball and Varsity Rebound Bill Heinsman 64 n i 1 i xr, Following an inside view of the Naval Academy, Annapolis Mary- land, the seniors enjoy a final luncheon at historic old Carvel Hall. Here our president, Joe Clark, ap- pears as a typical tourist leaving the White House. fThey tell us, Joe, that presidents live there.D ,This group of senior girls are gazing starry-eyed at the dashing young soldier guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Steff, what are you doing with that nail polish in your hand? Dwynn, Anne, Linda, and Carlyn are relaxing on the shores of the Potomac in front of Mount Ver- non. Seniors eagerly waiting at the end- less line skirting the White House. ,- interest in the art museum? gl. Azf 4... 1 . ,, J- VV ', , - ,F 4 -fe V, ...abs 5. we V ul., ,. .. ' - T, ses.-.-,p - YL...e..,...-,.... t D . . 1 ' ' A al 1 W .'..:V4,f, is ff v--- W ' 1 s 1 .-...- - J, ,-.m.,,.... horse, oops, train! Why the long faces, tourists? No A sleepless night, but here we are in Washington! Linda could sleep on that rocking Janet and Anne represent typical ' Q tourists in Washington. We're all here, so let's go' in as E fa f hi. + 4 3' -r in Q 3. X A f I 5 A v X 'xx I C V 53 2 an , if? bfi? .X-Wi. U A M :H 2 'Q . . :?fL, Q,-1 if - 'QE 353 if a .. QQ 251 '1' , me . .Q ' Steff Wellstein as Salutatorian welcomes the many friends of the Commencement Class to the graduation exercises. The Rev. John Ollivier, moderator of the Newman Club of Bowling Green State University, addresses the class on the topic of Modern Man in the Modern World. Marylin Kinn represents her classmates in formally bidding farewell to the hallowed halls of S.W.H.S. Achieving the highest average of students in the senior class, Marylin merited the honor of Valedictorian. 70 La 'S-BX 'X 1 ...1 The candid camera catches a few seniors in the act of having their last breakfast together. -of '35 3, H m m ,, , 17-ww H, mx H m gd m mu Tr 'L' lo Al ALUITIDI DAUQOYIS 1922 John Vogel 1924 Virginia tNyel Conaway 1925 Lawrence Scharf 1926 Mary Louise tSteadmanl Warrington 1927 La Verne J. Huth Antoinette Baumstark 1928 Francis Marley Dr. J. N. Kiebel Emma Rose lMillerl Brickner 1929 John Weber Catherine tKeifer7 Reese Dorothy lFerwaltl Peluso Florence tBeck7 Myers Herman W. Faber Mary tThilll Bugner 1930 Carolyn Vogel Carl J. Vogel Genevieve Shoull 1931 Margaret iFirthi Strouse Victoria lSteadmanl Stone Geraldine lPughl Borto 1932 Helen lShookJ Weimerskirch Rosemary fChristophoryl Peiffer Joseph L. Blaser 1933 Anna tGasel Schetter Mary lHawardl Kintz 1934 William Ledwedge Richard Huth 1937 Robert J. Brickner 1938 M. C. Bixler 1942 Margaret tPattersonl Price 1944 Patricia tHowardl Wolfarth Walter E. Kramb 1 945 Kathleen lClinel Wunderlin Mary iWellyJ Gray Edward Collins 1947 Lucia Ann CKinnl Thomas 1949 Virginia iBentyl Beaser 1950 Betty lShultzJ Sendelbach Wayne Reinhart John Kruszynski, Jr. Jim Huth Patricia Hall 1951 John Sczesny Socorro lGutierrezi Macias Eleanor tShultzl Householder Carol CWalsh7 Grine 1952 Richard Shultz Franklin Bugner 1953 John Walters Melba fKeifferl Rorhbach Theresa tKiebell Reiter Rose Ann lSchalkl Nye Rosemary CFriasD Guillen Mary Kathryn lMillerl Groves Waunita tBobbi Fox Mary Ann Dibling 1954 Richard Zirger Jerry Weber Florence tBulkowskil Ward Richard Walter Louis H. Nye Loretta tDiCesarel Groves 1955 Robert Woodside Rosanne tWellyl Sutter Donald R. Stone, Jr. Kathleen Scharf Gerald W. Reiter Rose tBabbi Michaels Teresa tPelusol Lee Patricia Kiebel Marlene Burns 1956 Julie Weimerskirch Jerry Shultz Joanne Reiter Lois Reese Ronald Huss Al's Jewelers Bill's Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Brown Frank Bugner Cook's Pie Shop C row's Grocery Fostoria Dental Society Dr. and Mrs. D. C. George Dr. Lawton Gerlinger Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Kiebel Mrs. L. E. Kinn The Little Folks Shop Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lonsway Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Markey Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Macias Mr. Francis Marley Mann Funeral Home Office Supply Company Mr. and Mrs. Herman Omlor Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reiter Miss Nannette Rossman Dr. and Mrs. K. S. Rowe Mrs. W. W. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Stone, Sr Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Ulicny Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Yorris Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Zeyen, Sr. Carolyn tMa rg rofl H iser Kenneth Bulkowski Lowell Bugner 1957 Patricia Bulkowski Carolyn Duding Virginia Frias Jane tBugnerl Vande Kerkhoft Dorothy iBugnerJ Opperman Phyllis Jean tColemanl Reiter Betty Lou Shock Karen Weimerskirch Alice Ziegman Ronald Tuttle William Burns William Huber Jack Kirian 1958 Joyce Reiter Doris Ann Norris Sue Ann Huss Marilyn Blaser Suzanne Brickner Joyce Elchert Janet Karcher Robert S. Huber John Lamberjack . 4 - v 5 . Er A mn I-J I I , I .bf X X r 'E QWLIO AIWLQVL iff O! THE AHLENIUS CGMPANY A' 76+ -A' A' gy -ig W' ig Dk E a OL , DF eff X ak i if YA' OF COURSE YOU ARE, why not? It means Gag T A, you are ambitious . . . looking forward to the ir years ahead to whatever they will bring . . . X X to the big challenge of making your own way . . . it to reach the top in whatever field you select. xi' if IT'S GOOD - this ambition - because, properly wi- 'P channeled, it leads to accomplishment, and security, and all the good things in life you have a right to expect. YOUR FIRST STEP is to select a job in which your talents can be explored and used most fully. YOUR INTERESTS may lie in, say, the field of electronics . . or hydraulics, chemistry, mechanical engineering . . . or they may lean toward office work, or administration . . . or many of numerous interesting and rewarding occupations. Whatever your dreams, whatever your ambitions, we believe you can fulfill them at Auto-Lite, because Auto-Lite offers many opportunities in these and many other fields. Auto-Lite is the world's largest independent manufacturer of automotive electrical equipment, but that tells only part of the story. ln 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 Toledo! Ohio 75 For Goodness Sake! 6'lfKbl!0L?ff 01,154 Al' 'IASTY BRAND MEAT PRQDUCTS by Flechtner Packing Co. Fostoria, Ohio S ng Northwest Ohi For Over One-Half Cent y A SALUTE TO THE CLASS OF I959 ST. WENDELIN'S HIGH SCHOOL AS YOU MEET NEW CHALLENGES, KEEP HIGH ON YOUR LIST OF GOALS HONESTY, INTEGRITY 81 SERVICE FROM TO GOD, COUNTRY 81 FELLOW MAN THE HOME WINDOW COMPANY A FOSTORIA IN DUSTRY - f ' f-fR:2f'a '- WSWS' S -- Y .SI IR III MANUFACTURERS OF: ALUMINUM COMBINATION I WINDOWS S DOORS, JALOUSIES cmd IS . I A PRIME WINDOWS A I S :I ' 'R gf, L: 77 BLOSE GULF SERVICE Union 84 Perry Streets FOOS FUNERAL HOME TIRES BATTERIES AMBULANCE SERVICE AUTO REPAIRS Phone Fostoria Phone f - V, COMMERCI CALS I nl' - , 1. V., -. Y Y I L r 'E A KJ 4, v 1 ., N iikixk SfS EERE x. im Q? iigjwn A c, o Ri I-QR L1 I 1 n....I THE COMMERCIAL BANK 8g SAVING CO. Two Convenient Locations 200 S. Main Street Drive-In Banking 220 Perry Street Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FOSTORIA CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Sales Department and Factory P. O. Box 709 FOSTORIA, OHIO 78 Service laundry 8. Dry Cleaners Free Pick-up and Delivery First in Quality Fairest in Price Fastest in Service Ph. HE 5-2582 IZOW. Center FREEMAN'S CITIES SERVICE WASHING - LUBRICATION - WAXING Phone HE 5-0976 Main and Lytle Streets Fostoria, Ohio F i NWS RUPP AND mess Men's and Boys' Wear WHERE ECONOMY PREVAILSH FEED COMPANY Your Ivy League Headquarters LEVIS-LEERIDER'S-CAMPUS SPCRTSNNEAR I 18 S. Main St. Fostoria I28 W. North St. Phone HE-5-8238 - : ill . . - - '- A .X 5'-'J I LI, 7 4 , 4B S uckeye tages rrt tstlrrtr EEE Nm I I if?-i?2 1f Wiititiwiir-Qilrea?-1 2 mi- mwwflww WW Chaffef Sem ig ,..,,.. au,-pm E Any Place Aerl . Any Time f-E ia - ----l ff-fa f- 4- if -f-a...J.I41ffffZ,fk-f-vpfff A '- ua ,, -ww -44 --,M -ff--..FV.'5f phone ii, ' was :Tag 'I O Community ED scHAurELsERem, IR. Sheet Metal Sho Sheet Metal - Roofing - Spouting AUTO - FIRE 3 LI FE P NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Furnace Work Corner, Park G Ebersole Fostoria' Ohio Phone HE-5-4866 Fostoria, Ohio BI W' North SI' HE'5'82229 2 .tg2Qff.- , iz: TowN House L Compliments 122 W. Center St. f 0 WAYSIDE DRIVE IN I WALT S LUNCH Route 23 North Bascom, Ohio Be a Guest at Your Own Party Phone 7 2416 Call Us for Catering Service Compliments of BASCOM ELEVATOR 8. SUPPLY CO. Bascom, Ohio Phone 7-21 71 BOB BRICKNER: MANAGER BuD's MARKET Compliments 0 Fresh Vegetables 81 Fruit CLOUSE'S GROCERY Route 199 81 Eagleville Road BASCOM, OHIO PHONE 7-2116 Fostoria, Ohio , 5..,F,::f4 GET YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY NEEDS at PENNEY'S in Fostoria It Pays to Shop at Penney's 60 of THE SENECA WIRE and MANUFACTURING COMPANY . . CONGRATULATIONS Kmn's Sales 8. Service 1, o The Automotive Repairing CIGSS Of '59 Battery-I nition S tar er and Generat r S t Service Parts and Accessories Brakes Relined Phone HE-5-2856 in FT' 81 s fo, Fostoria's Newest and Finest Restaurant Dining Designed For Your Pleasure Specialty of the House-Steaks, Chops, Chicken and Sea Foods Owners-D. B. A. Partners David A. Root LeRoy A Bryant N EIIITH hmagnavox WEIQEG INN I IVIVIUSIIGE :Rox orth Main Street Phone HE 5-2286 COMPLIMENTS of PETE DICESARE SHOE REPAIR Corner North and Main STS. ART'S CLOTHES SHOP For Men's and Boys' Clothing 124 S. Main St. Miller's Rexoill Drug Prescriptions - Cosmetics THE REXALL STORE Sundries - Films OPEN OPEN EVERY NIGHT EVERY SUNDAY T1LL TILL 9:00 PM. 1100 PM AFFIC PROBLEM 82 NEVER A PARKING PROBLEM . . . NEVER A TR COMPLI MENTS OF Fostoria New Car Ancl New Truck Dealers Association I. Oliver Pore Co. Buick . . . Oldsmobile W. E. Kinney Chrysler . . . Plymouth O'Donnell Chevrolet 'lnc. Chevrolet McCormic Motor Sales Inc. Dodge . . . Plymouth Gillig Motors DeSoto . . . Plymouth Hummel Motor Sales Cadillac . . . Pontiac Northup Motors Edsel Dealer Welte Motor Sales Hudson . . . Willys Willis I. Hakes Inc. Ford Nye Implement Co. Inc. G.M. International Trucks COMPLIMENTS 224 SOUTH MAIN ST. ellis, FOSTORIA, OH IO SEARS, ROEBUCK 8 CO. sHoP AT sEARs Compliments of PAUL L. WILLIAMS AND SAVE Carpets, Linoleum Floor Tile 122 W. Tiffin St. HE 5-6696 213 E. South Street Phone HE 5-3584 1- H- JUNFS AND 50N CONGRATULATIONS Coal, To The Class of 59 B 'Id ' S ppl' n dy M 4 c f THE CIUTHES CLUSET GENERAL CONTRACTORS Ph HE 5 2385 I I8 West Center St. HE 5-5522 ---I i CA N DY LA N D lUNCi-lEONE'l'TE. 1 C Main and Sandusky Streets Phone HE 5 0918 DON'S SUPER MARKET I G A NATIONAL CARBON Sandusky Street L. D. Wagner, OW A Division of U CbdZ'rCb Cp Ft Oh CONGRATULATIONS To The Clcnss of 59 ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY T WHITE FRONT SUPER MARKET More For Your Money All The Time I25 W. South St. HE-5-5IOI I. B. Basehore 81 Company CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS GAS FURNACES and BOILERS REPUBLIC GAS CONVERSION BURNERS COAL 81 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES New Office, Yard, and Warehouse Location t High Street Phone HE 5-6667 I3 Eas 3 1 - x iw 5 rms 7' :XWUNAL gg Q S. Fi I g 'WY . my X :VTX AXE? , A V XE, QRiXNt,x,i,V xx - Xu ? L - if 1, I. , ,655 1 I ., I 66613045 x ,i.,, M ii-Ae , Qamlf Wafaonaf FOSTORIA AND BLOOMDALE 75 Years of SOUND POLICIES AND FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE to our community Member of federal reserve system Member of federal deposit insurance corp. 352: on Savings 85 Free Customer Porking Up to .ionriiws Lniiss Veres Sportman's Shop BOWL FOR HEALTH Enjoy Bowling ot 309 South Main St. Complete Line of Sporting Goods 112 W, Tiffin si. HE-S-0929 AMY Veres- Owner Phone HE 5-4850 Fostoria CAMERON-WEBER INSURANCE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS It is a Good Policy---Not to Have a Bad One THE OHIO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Specialists in Home Financing for BUILDING, BUYING, OR REPAIRING Fostoria, Ohio The American Railway Compliments Signal Company Of the M f f F - For ovzliuaaglrgftljr :af auiglitury Fostanu Pressed Sree' RAILWAY Fussfs CNP- -B ' - . . 5-io-isffglgfd 30 Minufes FOSfOf'a- Ohm 36 Fostoria, Ohio SACKETT'S SMOKE GREENHOUSE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS L HOUSE Fostoria, Ohio 800 North Main St. LUCAS ,gr-f'f7'yf? '5 T '1t, si? OEEE f ----- I S-.2 517- fri W D E D r 6 N9 - 011' 4 L0 odtorza, SERVING oH1o DAY AND NIGHT Phone HEmlock 5-5666 E ' 1: W E at . , L . ,, u NM ,,,hA . ,, 1.-.1- .,1p:LL4...L1 x.AL,1S.Q..,:,,. .... . . 'A' A I wi 'ftftitf M or 6 oo , W-'A+-fe ' . .EQ - ,1 -' HM n r- . f U ,tj - , ,. .,L:i.,,,A:S-M: F' tl LARRY'S SUPER-MARKE'I' PLUMBING AND HEATING FOSTORIPCS COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 317 South Main St. Phone HE 5-8214 376 Perry Street at Elm Myers 8. lichtle, ltd. Congratulations to the Class Of '59 Compliments SHERLIE ANN BAKERY of 116 E. NORTH ST. Phone HE 5-5330 KNIGIITS 0F CIILUMBUS COUNCIL NUMBER H97 FOSTORIA, OHIO FOSTORIA PEGG5, BEER and wms stone Wallpaper 8 Pamt Store GROCERIES LINOLEUM-FLOOR TILE and 315 South Main St. CQLU CUT5 Phone HE 5-2703 K 88 305 Court Place Harold Elchert ' ' W Compliments RIA P l N G of Clnd MITH,S w HEATING SUPPLY APPAREL Wholesale Plumbing 81' Heating Supplies 117 N. Main St. Ph. HE 5-2493 300 ELWQOD HE 5-6746 The Soft and Airy Coiffure Designed for You Season's I Hairdo's Q W 6 Exclusive Teen Shop ' n THE pEB's Nici-:E MARI ETTA'S BEAUTY SALON 134 E. center sneer HE 5-2784 C0m,,ii,,w,,,S PRH S STORE Of CGOK,S PIE SHOP FASHION CENTER f H51 WEST JACKSON STREET FOSEORIA VIRGIL D GEORGE VIRGIL M. GASE AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PHOTO COPIES INCOME TAX SERVICE NOTARY REPUBLIC PHONE HE 5-2109 i FOSTORIA'S LARGEST PRESCRIPTION DEPT PHONE HE 5-3563 Compliments Of EX-CELL-0 CORP. DAVIS' TONY'S BAKERY INC. Schwinn Bicycle Always Willing to Serve You cmd I Congratulations and Best Wishes ELECTRICAL STORE tothe 'IOS Perry HE 5-2362 OF 1959 90 BAKED ENAMEL ALUMINUM LAP SIDING AND INTER-LOCKING ALUMINUM VERTICAL PANELING BOND STONE-STORM WINDOWS C1 DOORS FOSTORIA Al l 13 Mr. 6' Mrs. Elias, Owners UMINUM SIDING CO. W. Center Street Fostoria, Ohio Phone: HE 5-6435 CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS FOSTORIA COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC YOUTH A Group for Young, Unmarried, Post-Graduate Catholic Adults l M-E-L QUEEN Sandwiches Home Made Pies OPEN ALL YEAR 1405 NORTH COUNTY LINE MUSIC CENTER Everything Musical Repairing v instruction v accessories New and used musical instruments Pianos ' music 0 record players 226 N. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio Phone HE 5-5437 Charles I. Greene -Representing- NATIONWIDE INSURANCE The Company that is built on The idea of bringing better protection To more people at less cost. Compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION Congratulations, Class of '59 de Santos Hair Stylists 326 South Main Street PH. HE 5-3649 91 BGJ HAMBURGER SHOP BALLREICIPS POTATO CHIPS If we haven't got it, YOU'I'e beffel' Off without I'I'. I 131 East Center St. Fostoria, Ohio I KITCHEN'S HOUSE of MUSIC IF IT'S MUSIC, WE HAVE IT 318 S. MAIN FOSTORIA, OHIO Fostoria Electric Headquarters for C 9 S GENERAL ELECTRIC Appliances Fostoria 's Leadiizg Jewelers 106 South Main St. 92 Dial HE 5-8263 MEET THE GANG AFTER THE GAME MAYHEW'S DRIVE-IN Hamburgs 0 French Fries Malts 0 Shakes Compliments I of Montgomery's Barbershop Four Blocks West of Main Street on Route 12 Fully Air Conditioned T.V. ln All Rooms Sealy Rest Motel 345 W. L tl St F ' Oh' 319 N. Perry Street Y e reel Ostorm' 'O Phone HE 5-7252 Telephone Operated By HE 5-4753 Mrs. Isabel Stark MOSE LAMFROM CLOTHING COMPANY DRESS BETTER AND YOU'LL FEEL BETTER. PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Paint Glass Wallpaper Mirrors Window Shades Picture Framing 119 North Main St. Dial 3405 L. 8. S. HOBBY 8K YARN SHOP A SEE US FOR HOBBIES 81 YARN SUPPLIES whether it be crafts, model railroading, cars, oil paintings, boats, airplanes, etc. 641 North Poplar Street Dial HE 5-2154 For Sure Insurancel' DON J. ETCHEN Auto - Fire - Bonds General Liability - Burglary 1001 S. Main St. Fostoria, Ohio HE 5-6841 93 K COMPLIMENTS OF GRUCERY CLARK'S SHOES GROCERIES . . . MEATS. . . VEGETABLES FOSTORIA,S FINEST SHOE STORE South Poplar St. Phone HE 5-6373 II7 s. MAIN ST. HE-5-3128 , S I G 'd QL674. Hg , . .. Q Q - ., . i .mg , - HHH , ' E EEE f Home DecoRATloN ssnvlce piglfffw CENTER 4 , ' SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Q9 PAINTS Aoonnss mon: 206 SOUTH MAIN ST. HE 5-4495 WeIly's PDTUTU CU. COOKIES-ROLLS-DONUTS DISTRIBUTOR Home of Dawn Donuts Walter Kramb 627 N. Countyline in Fostoria HE-5-2820 Fostoria THE DRY CLEANERS OF FOSTORIA KEYE'S EDWARD'S PORTER'S BlSHOP'S YOUR CLEANER IS YOUR CLOTHES' BEST FRIEND 94 COMPLIMENTS of FRANCIS M. MARIEY . I I I F' rs ATTORINIEY AND COUNSELOR r 5 F 5 Q AT LAW MOTEL AND INN 4 Rosendale Bldg. Fostoria, Ohio F O S T 0 R I A manufacturing company Manufacturers of Movable Walls for use in Hospitals, Commercial, and Industrial Buildings FOSTORIA, OH IO HE-5-7771 COmpQ1me 'S SUPERETTE C. J. STAHI TEXACO INC, Three Convenient Locations MAIN and NORTH CO 'e'S of 1109 N. COUNTY LINE Sandusky 5 Fremont Streets FINDLAY ROAD 95 Y .g 'x STAR GLASS I OHIO PQWER COMPANY , and XJ! ,' SUPPLY COMPANY FOSTORIA OHIO Fostoria, Ohio I w U N Q no FOSTORIA LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO. 240 West North St. Phone HE 5-7727 G- H- RUSSEU PAW Peter Clothing Store PASTEURIZED DAIRY FOSTQRIAS PRODUCTS Mews FINEST sToRE 201 South Main St. Phone HE-5-5556 Phone HE 5-3627 MOES BAKED ENAMEL SHOP 0 Glass Installation Complete Body and Fender Repairing O 1247 North Countyline Street Phone HE 5-6297 Donft throw 'em away C . ongratulatzons Repair ,em Today To the Class of 59', JOE BROWN'S SHOE SHOP Daughters of Isabella IO9 E, Tiffin si. Eosiorifi, ohio Louie Dicesare, Prop. MADSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Residential - Commercial - Industrial R.R. I Courtly Road Fostoria, Ohio HE 5-6500 HE 5-5235 HE 5-7277 COM p Ll M E NTS Congratulations OF LEE B. LUCKY INSURANCE I4I Perry St. Fostoria, Ohio so Ri Mono phone HE 5-7788 NEW HOUSE ELECTRIC COMP!-IMENTS Industrial - Commercial OF Contracting and Maintenance 6IOFVan l3uren .Street ostoria, Ohio Represented By Phone Vernon L. Newhouse HE 5-2256 8 co. 97 HOLMAN'S GARAGE ' General Auto Repairing own an Counfry 0 Delco Batteries Sportswear ' ACCQSSOTTQS 1 Goodyear Tires, Fleetwing Oil F05-I-QRIA, OHIO 425 S. Poplar Street Phone I-IE 5-3548 I Congratulations to The Class of '59 Cailzolic Youth Organization OHIO FARMERS GRAIN C7 SUPPLY ASSOCIATION Fostoria, Ohio Ohio Farmers Feeds 0hio Farmers Fertilizers Wholesalers of O. F. Feeds, O. F. Fertilizers and Farm Supplies Every Keepsake engagement I center diamond is perfect! ,anis ... .. , .. Q F for e e p S a K e You Giv k DiAMoNo RINGS J,'?inBjjfS S 9 eepsa e A W 6 Brilliant-Beautiful! em roRiA's ONLY - KEEPSAKE DEALER NBTIOIIBI KEiDAN's 6 Life 6 J.'fZVE.LEfff 0- coi.u'x Lumber - h Mi..,,,,,, Peterson Lumber Co. as - as 'h U 'N .U Roofing Pick of the Trees V 1' Fabricators of Lu-Re-Co Homes F E. f Hardware G 1 F I 635 W. Tiffin St. Phone HE 5-6671 -af-. , , A Paint Fostoria, Ohio BROWN'S SHOE STORE Foot Comfort Service For The Entire Family Corrective Footwear and Orthopedic Appliances 201 North Main Street Fostoria, Ohio Phone HE 5-8359 KINTZ GRUGERY If We Don't Hove It-We Get lt! FREE DELIVERY BARGAIN HOUSE 451 C0'UmbUS Avenue HE-5-5885 612 s. union sf FOSTORIA, OHIO 99 Hoyt Seed Co. Retail Field, Garden, Flower, Lawn S E E D S Corner Wood and North Sts. Dial HE 5-3823 ERNlE'S AUTO SERVICE HIGH QUALITY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS l20 Sandusky St. Phone HE 5-3347 Westinghouse Appliances GILLIG ELECTRIC CO. ll7 E. North St. Phone HE 5-3395 FOSTORIA, OHIO Moytog Appl ionces CALL ron CULLIGAN l0 ' O SERVICE - HOME OWNED SELF-SERVICE 408 S. Main St. FOSTORIA, OHIO FRANK WALTERMEYER Heating Appliance PIUMBING AND HEATING WEDGE LUMBER 81 SUPPLY Operator James Waltermeyer HE 5-3884 602 N. Poplar HE-5-3566 Findlay Road RR. 2 SH UMAN'S BARBER SHOP lO7 E. Center cg . . . , Uur Aim. Your Satzsfactzon 'I00 COMPLIMENTS OF NYE IMPLEMENT COMPANY INC vous rmenmmt DEALER 149 E S th St. Fot Oh ElSEA'S TV 8. APPlIANCE l RCA VICTOR Televisions - Rodio - Stereophonic Hi-Fi's ond Records RCA Whirlpool Washers G Dryers Estate Ranges and Whirlpool Refrigerators SALES E1 SERVICE 230 N. 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Countyline St. Fostoria, Ohio Compliments of SWIFT AND COMPANY Soybean Mill Fostoria, Ohio BeStFWi5heS Compliments rom of G. C. MIGHT'S SOHIO 5 T 0 RE sTATloN Your Friendly Service Store Union and Elm St. HOWARD SCHREINER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Flechtner Heights Fostoria, Ohio FRUTH FOSTORlA'S BUSIEST HARDWARE Our 51st Year Housewares . . . Electrical Supplies Household and Industrial Supplies Gifts 103 Y E A JOE'S PURE OIL cLYDE ZUERN, OWNER We Give Top Value Stamps FREE PICK AND DELIVERY Ph. HE 5-0905 SOUTH and COUNTYLINE FOSTORIA, OHIO C omplimentx of STARK'S MARKET , Yu Nl, A D V E R T I S E R use E -DC S FOSTORIA AUTO BODY Body 81 Paint Work Our Specialty Intra Red Baked Enamel Glass Installed I Free Estimates Specializing in Residential Construction, Designing 81 Remodeling Cabinet Work O. J. BOLLINGER Ph. HE 5-8040 BOB BOAS I6I E. Lytle St. Ph. HE 5-4226 Bugner's Sohio Service Congratulations fmm 241 E. Lytle sr. THE BOOK and GIFT SHOP Complete Glass Replacement Shop M t T UP B k ' IO9 W. MAIN ST. FOSTORIA, OHIO O or une ro e Serwce 104 Automatic Transmission Rebuilt SGDIORS Bowser, Mary Ann 111111 R.R. No. 1 Brickner, Dolores 11 H...... R.R. No. 4 Brickner, Robert 111 .... 212 E. North St. Brown, Linda 111 ...... R.R. No. 1 Clark, Joseph .... ...M. R .R. No. 1 Clouse, Patricia 11 ....... R.R.' No. 1 Degans, Robert 11 Duding, Dorothy 1 Faber, Susan .... ....... Frisch, Larry .... 111 Harris, Jane ..... 111 11 314 N. Vine St. 1111111 R.R. No. 1 237 Rock St. 745 Columbus Ave. 1 120 N. Poplar St. Haubert, Thomas 111 ..11 351 College Ave. Hein, Jean Ann 1 Holman, Sue Ann Huth, Karen ...... --.. 1 331 College Ave. 1671 N. Union St. 1154 W. Tiffin St. St Huth, Marilyn 111 ..... 203 N. Vine . Kiebel, Judith .... 111 326 W. Center St. Kinn, Marilyn 111 Kitchen, Mary 111 Koch, Mary ....... LaFontain, Dwynn Lonsway, John ..... 11 Miller, Eleanor 11 1 963 N. Union St. 893 Cory St. 11-3159 College Ave. 138 Summit St. 542 Colleffe Ave. 11 105 E. Line st. Peiffer, James ..... ...... 4 32 College AVC- Reinhart, Robert 111 1111 Schroth, Marie 11 Schumaker, Verne Sczesny, Raymond Shultz, Thomas 11 Stark, Norma 111 715 W.- Center St. 524 S. Main St. 11 1019 Buckley . 158lSummit . 1205 N. Union . 345 W. Lytle . St 111 111 St St St Steinmetz, Charles 111 ......11.. R.R. NO. 3 Stone, Mary Ann 1111 1111 4 25 E. Jackson St. Thomas, Anne 11... 1111 1 40 W. Sixth St. Vogel, Carlyn 1111 111111 8 34 Cory St. Walsh, Janet 1111111 11 11303 N. Union St. Weber, Robert 111111 .11.1.1 R .R. NO. 1 Weimerskirch., James 111 1111 357 College Ave. Wellstein, Steffen 11.11 1 R.R. No. 1 Wise, Ronald 111111 111 Wolph, Barbara 11 Zender, Helen 1111 616 W. Fourth St. 111 219 S. Vine St. 111111 R.R. No. 4 JUDIORS Arend, Janet 11 Babb, Carolyn 11 Baker, John 1111 Banks, Anne 111 337 South Union St 337 West Center St 430 West Center 709 West North St St Barto, Thomas ..11 1111 332 North Main St Boyer, Diane 1111 11111 627 N. Vine St. Brickner, Paul 11111 11111111111 R.R. No, 3 Bugner, Catherine 11 1 1 1 578 Columbus Ave. Bullcowski, Martha 1 . 11111 121 Lunt St. Butler, J0l1rl 11 11 1 1111 1003 Buckley St. Carroll, Marie 111111 526 Gray's Dr. I Coppus, .ludy 1111 1.11 483 Linwood Ave. Dillery, Sharon 1 1 1 261 Sycamore St. Doogs, Suzanne 11.1.1111 R.R. No. 3 Elchert, Julia 111.1 Erbland, Phyllis 1 Evans, Paula 111 111 536 McDougal 11.111 330 N. Vine 1111 265 E. Fremont St. St. St. Faber, James 11 Finsel, Diane 1111 Finsel, Roselyn 1111 Frankhart, Alice 111 Frankart, Janice 111 Frankart, Mary 111 Frias, Patricia 111. Case, Kathleen 111111 Haaser, Diane 1111111 1-1 460 Sunset Dr. 1111 205 E. Lytle St. 111 327 W. South St. 1111111. 11 R.R. No. 4 1111 624 W. Fremont St. 1111111111 R.R. No. 4 11111111 847 Spruce St. 1111 515 W. Fremont St. 111111-11 R.R. No. 1 Hagenmaier, Michael 1111 1111 2 48 E. Lytle St. Hein, Ralph 1111111111 1-1 331 College Ave. Heinsman, William 1111 11111 2 01 Walnut Ave. Hoover, Carol 111111 111 143 E. Jones St. Howard, Gary 1111 11111 I 530 N. Union St. Jacoby, Kathryn 1.111111 117 N. Countvline St. Jinks, Michael 1111 Kelbley, Linda 11 Kinn, William 1..11 Kintz, Fayanne 1111 Koby, Russell 1111111 11111 1406 N. Union St. 111 615 Van Buren St. 1111 713 N. Vine St. 111 612 S. Union St. 111111 258 E. Lytle St. Kuhn, Sally 11111111111111.1 729 W. Center St. Lamberjack, Louann 111111 107V: S. Wood St. Lang, Janet 1111111111 Lonsway, James 1 1-1 Lynch, James 111 Magers, Janet 1111 Marley, Francis 111 Nibeck, Stuart 111 Norris, Thomas 111 Peluso, Eugene 1111 111111 861 N. Main St. 1111 320 W. Fourth St. 1111 352 College Ave. 1111 209 N. Union St. 1111 331.W. North St. 11- 420 Summit St. 1111 326 College Ave. 111 308 N. Union St Reese, Nancy 1111111111 111111 4 37 Beech St. Reinhart, Juneann 1111 Reinhart, Williams 1111 Reiter, Carole 111111 Ritter, James 1111111 Roberts, Ronald 1111 Rumschlag, Paul 1111 Scharf, Patrick 11111 Schreiner. Terry 1111 Snyder, Karen 1111 ' Stark, Bonnie 111 Stewart, James 1111 Strouse, Michael 1111 Thomas, Garth 111 Ward, Ann 111111111 Weber, Marquin 111111 Weimerskirch, Peter 111 Weingates, Joseph 111 Wellstein, Karin 11 Williams, Elaine 1 Wolph, Thomas 11 Zemla, James 111 1 11111 509 W. Tiffin St. 1111 219 N. Poplar St. 1111111 R.R. No. 4 111111 R.R. No. 4 1111111 R.R. No. 4 111 271 E. Fremont St. 1111 728 S. Main St. Sf. 111 402 N. Union St. 111 345 W. Lytle St. 111 251 W. North St. 1111111 R.R. No. 1 111111... 243 Rock 111111. 1 R.R. No. 4 111 551 W. Fremont St. 111 624 W. North St. 1111 357 College Ave. 111 215 Watson Ave. 111111 1 R.R. No. 1 1111 213 E. South St. 1111.1 R.R. No. 3 111111. 1 RR. No. 1 Zlfrrer. Joyce 11111111..111. 11 734 S. Main St. sopho mOl26S Baker, Paul 1111 1111 1250 Van Buren Road Barbour, John 1111 111111111111 R .R, No. 1 Barto, Mary Jo 11 Bixler, Edward 111 Brickner, Harold 111 Brickner, Richard 1.11 Bugner. Joan 11111 Burdett, Arthur 1 11.111 332 N. Main St. 1111 1045 Cory St. 111111 R.R. No. 4 1111 120 N. Grant St. 1111 524 Gormley St. 111111 R.R. No. 1 ---- 215 Cleveland St. Stevens, Donna --- SODDOITIGRES Burns, Roger ..... Clouse, Ronald --- Devine, David .,,. Emerine, Karen --- Emerine, Lana ---------- Emerine, Rosemary Faber, David ----- Flechtner, Thomas--- Guzman, Nancy --- Guzman, Patricia - Hay, Roberta ----- Herman, Kenneth --- Holman, Janet ---- Huber, Sarah --- Huth, Stephen ---- Keiffer, Gary ----- Kiebel, Margaret ---- Kitchen, Rose ---- Koepfer, William --- ----------- 320 Liberty St. --------- R.R. No. 1 --- 334 Columbus Ave. 111 S. Countyline St. 302 Independence Ave. ------ 111 S. Countyline St. - -------- 237 Rock St. ---- 448 W. North St. ----- 112 Palmer St ---- 112 Palmer St. ---- 217 S. Town St. ------ 644 Buckley St. --------- 339 Liberty St. ---- 630 Perrvslwurg R ------ 631 N. Poplar --- 641 N. Countyline nad St. St. ----- 326 W. Center St. ------, 893 Cory St. --- 737 N. Union St. Kromer, Dennis ------------ 121 W. Crocker Krupp, Kenneth --- Lamberj ack, Vincent Lonsway, Joseph ------------ Lopez, Rebecca ----- --- 118 E. Culbertson McClincy, John --- Mosier, Sharon --- Omler. Joan ------ Potteiger, Charles -- Reinhart, Gerald ---- Reinhart, Larry --- Reinhart, Luana --- Roberts. Michael ---- Rumschlag, Joanne -- Rossman. Annette -- Sauber, Roberta -- Scharf, Paula --- Shultz, David ---- Seilheimer, Dennis - Smith, Douglas --- Smith, Michael ------ Stevens, Gary ---- Stewart, Virginia --- Storey, James ---- Trubey, Susan ---- Tuttle, Larry ----- Vargas, Joseph --- Welly, Carol ----- Wolph, Charles ---- Zimmerman, Robert St. St. St. ------- 606 W. Fremont -------- 611 W. Tiffin 542 College Ave. St. ---- 804 Elmhurst Drive. --- 302k W. Tiffin St. --- 512 W. Fremont St. --- 486 Columbus Ave. ---- 219 N. Poplar St. ---- 715 W. Center St. -- 504 W. Fremont St. -------- R.R. No. 2 --- 217 E. Fremont St. --- 518W N. Union St. ------- 587 Maple St. -------- 728 S. Main St. ------ 1205 N. Union St. ----- 832 N. Countyline St. -------- 411 E. Tiffin St. 1445 N. Countyline St. -------- 318 W. Lvtle St. ---- 215 W. North St. ---- 518 N. Union St. --- 327 W. Fremont St. ----- 756 Maple St. ---- 819 Spruce St. ---- 333 N. Vine St. ----- 219 S. Vine St. -------- 628 McDougal St. mesh men Alge, Richard -------------- 923 Leonard St. Arend, Joanne -- Baker, Linda --- Banks, James --- Banks, Nettie ----- ------- 337 S. Union St. ---- 1250 Van Buren Road ------ 709 W. North St. ------ 209 Banister St. Bugner, Susan ----- ---- 5 24 Gormley St. Burdett, Donald --- - -------- .-- R.R. No. 1 Burkart. Joseph ---- --- 142 E. Crocker St. Burke, M. Kathleen Clark, Hugh ------- -------- - --- --- 246 College Avenue R.R. No. 1 Coleman. Sandra --- --- 240 W. Crocker St. Degan, Sandra --- Dell, Rodney ---- Elchert, Thrasilla -- ---- 126 W. Sixth St. --- 115 E. Crocker St. --- 536 McDougal St. --- 712 W. Center St. Emerine, Sheila ---- Filliater, Janice ------------ 487 Columbus Ave. Forristell, Raymond ---- Frias, Leona -------- Frisch, Mary Louise Furillo, Robert ------ Gehring, Kathleen -- Gillig, James ------ Haaser, Stephen --- ---- 847 Spruce St --- 560 Summit St --- 226 E. Hifrh St -- 612 Cherry St --- 813 S. Main St ------, R.R. No. 1 --- 430 E. Tiffin St Hammer, Marie ------ Herman, Thomas ---- ----- 6 64 Bur-kley St Hohman, Leona --- Holman, Gayle -- Holman, Mary -- Huss, Marilyn --- Huth, Charles --- --- 410 N. Town St ------- R.R. No. 4 ---- 804 Bucklev St. ---- 628 W. Fourth St. ---- 203 N. Vine St. Huth, Robert -------- --- 1154 W. Tiffin St. Lamberjack. Ciclell --- ---- 611 W. Tiffin St. Lammers, Clarence --- --------- R.R. No, 3 Lonsway, Marcia --- Lonsway, Rose --- Lowery, Edwin --- Marley, Susan ----- McClincy, Patricia --- -- Miller, James ------ Nye, Charles ----- Omlor, Sue Ann -- Peiffer, John ------ Pigman, Jack ------ ------ 917 S. Poplar St. 542 College Avenue 114 S. Countyline St. ----- 311 W. North St. - 804 Elmhurst Drive --- 503 W. Center St. ----- 211 Grape St. ----- 224 Summit St. ------- 432 College St. --------- 666 Summit St. 486 Columbus Avenue Potteiger, Theodore ------ Radkey, Barbara ----- ----- 2 06 W. South St. Ramirez, Robert --- ------ 736 Spruce Reinhart, Richard ---- --- 219 N. Poplar St. Reinhart, Ruth ---------- Richardson, Carolyn -------- 330 W. Crocker St. -----, 755 Maple St. Ritter, Darrel ------- --------- R R. No, 4. Ritter, Diana ------ Robarge, Alex --- Roberts, Patrick --- Roth, Bruce ----- Schalk, Larry ---------- Schalk, Mary Lou -------- Shock, Janet ------- Shultz, Edward ---- Smith, Brenda ----- --------- R.R. No. 4 ---- 309 W. Lytle St. -------- R.R. No. 2 ---------- R.R. No. 4 329 N. Countyline St. 329 N. Countyline St. ------ 641 N. Poplar St. -- 1205 N. Union St. -- ---- 411 E. Tiffin St. Spieldenner, Robert ---- Sterling, Karen ------ Theis, Joan ----- Thomas, Sara ----- ------ 138 Elm St. --- 729 Circle Drive ---- 318 W. North St. ------- R.R. No. 2 --------R.R. No. 4 --------- R.R. No. 4 Tiell, Louann ------- Van Arsdale, Fred ---- ------- 7 10 Circle Drive Vance, Nancy ----------- Weimerskirch, Stephe H - 457 W. Crocker St. ----- 357 College Avenue Wenzke, Dennis ------- ----- 8 34 Leonard St. Williams, Betty ------ - --- 655 W. North St. Wise, Arlene -------- ---- 6 16 W. Fourth St. Witmore, Margaret --- ------ 249 Thomas St. Wolph, Sharon ---- Wolph, Vincent ---- Yarris, Betty ---- Ybarra. Rita ------ Zemla, Jerrol ------- Ziegman, M. Elaine - ------- R.R. No. 3 --- 219 S. Vine St. --- 801 N. Main St. --- 906 Spruce St. ---- R.R. No. 1 --- R.R. 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