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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1970 volume:

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Office Mrs. Ido Crawford ond Mrs. Adell Lininger have been indis- pensable to the faculty and students. Personnel Maintenance Staff Mr. Gordon Scott and Mr. Charles Mocias stop before returning to their daily chores. Here are Mrs. Norton Boyer, Mrs. Joseph Gase, Mrs. Al- vin Grine, Mrs. Robert Hoover, and Mrs. Robert Brickner preparing one ot their delicious lunches-borbecued beef sandwiches and french fries. wi 'lit i mutt .Q ,511 x C. f L . -N ig:- ?T'.':v5 f F .V-L W , ixguiqf L 5 ' -F Lf. f-TNS I ..- T'- V ' l -'TQ A E I 3 . , . ,Y , r 51 - , ,ww X 1 N L I-I HOURS TO LIVE Hours to Lead Hours to Follow Hours to Succeed Student Life 0lK P. 1'-'A' w , 2 A, f 3 K, f . f 4 Homecoming Week 's AD-'W 1. i I i l Girls, you aren't going to sell any mums that way! Smile at the customers! Leading the car caravan to Memorial Stadium, the Pep Club marches in step with the Band. Seniors Becky Droll, Steph Canine, Linda Seebon, Pat Gase, Martha Marr, and Kris Reid make final prepara- tions before the half-time rush at the concession stand. 19 Although the freshmen were new ot building floats, they captured the S25 first prize as they carried out the Homecoming theme, Mon on the Move. The greatest thrill of any Queen is being crowned, ,and here we see just that as Rhonda Long, 1968 Homecoming Queen, erowns our 1969 Queen, Dicno Feldman. 'S '7 3,154 -e zo- 4 'C I la 2 ' E: E '52 Q WK? xx , 'T .J x 5 1 ,f ,. 1 70-1 lf, M-- TT' Z s 2 - E ' .in n E. I A - 'Y 1 ' Mkt. if r lf. 1 , 1 1 0 O 0 5 Diana Feldman omecoming Queen 1 6 n , - sais, , f Waifjj 1 f H 1, ,. v w W 329 2' x L , v,,. W .M ,sissy , ,, 1, K 'vv - w X. '-4 'gx an-I 1 , W5 x.!,-wr' 6 ' E fi? .si L? QE .liz sf? fc .. if I ,. 1 5,3 5 .z Z' 57 1,1 ' if . '- U 'W i - X X 5' X X xx i aine Yost 5 1 ' iv Ni ,H in -xvrwwvyg , Y.., N '.K2-i if7iw X 'iillk ff'-sf! :SQ Q . 3-.bl ' u f 1 . . , ,vw 1 F. Q za. 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P f 1 5 1 -f:1w.,,.' gg, , . ,.V,. 5.4 V5 4 . - ff' U3 ' ' ' fi 1 e A 5 E fm- 5 3 e 3 I., ..- ei- is Boes at Denny Wade. Up, UPI Gnd GWOYV' But in 0 lodder? 26 .1 gm -y ., M., wa . .. ..,. .-.1-.we ,fl I.. ...P . --1-.. Ni ,Zi lu .Sify , E Xu- X6 4 .,,. I-. rar. V MT. J--'ii f 1. -. I5p ,wlg 1 071151 gi l W J rf-,J ,'. , rp wx, A 1 .EV 1 iv,..'bl5 avr., 1 ,lv g lf, gu, .K m N 5 AM, 2 4 N li-.ig L ..,-,, ,,-, . Student Council officers for the l969-70 school year are Tom Sacksteder, president, Brenda Brown, vice-president, Stephanie Canine, secretary, and Ron Bodort, treasurer. Student Council In its second year, the Student Council has tried to establish a better means of communication between the faculty and the stu- dents. Under the direction of Sis- ter Mary Leota, faculty advisor, the council sponsored dances, pre- pared the main bulletin board, and set up committees for various other projects. The members of Student Council represent their home rooms at the meetings: lRow l l Cindy Holman, Joyce Emerine, Karen Kirian, Becky Ray, Debbie Canine, Linda Fox, Carol Feldman, Frank Dibling, lRow Zl Diane Preble, Leonore Skonecki, Bob Baker, Doug Bugner, Steve Lopez, Doris Frankart, Terry Meyers, Emma Wil- - liams, Chris Curry, lRow Bl Lynn McDonald, Marty Cuellar, Art- Cuellar, Mike Hipsher, Bill Marr, Leonard Lohman, Jeff Gillig, Dan Cramer, and Becky Droll. CYO . C P Now, you can't fit the whole CYO in this car for the Deanery dance, says President Greg Cassidy to Pam Reid, secretary, Leonore Skonecki, vice-presi- dent, and Bill Marr, treasurer. These officers together with Father Weibl, the moderator, worked on many special events. CYO is on the go, as these representatives meet often to discuss activities for its members. The representatives are Sue Holderman, Jack Martin, Jane Crawford, Steve Lopez, Carol Cassidy, Becky Droll, and Lloyd Creeger. fr ,f f I ,, is ' DX X3 i Officers These CSMC of- ficers, along with Sister Mary An- toine, are busy planning such ac- tivities as guitar Masses, raffles and the Mission Cami- val. Seated from left are Marge Haubert, secretary, Martha Marr, vice- presidentg Chris Curry, presidentg and Mary Ann Wolfarth, ,treas- urer. 30 ,- Promoting school spirit is one of the main jobs of the Pep Club. Here we find the officers discussing the club's constitution. They are Lynn Derck, junior attendance-taker, Mary Banks, vice-president, Diane Collins, sophomore attendance-taker, Emma Williams, freshman at- tendance-takerg and Cindy Baker, president. The Drama Club officers Will Droll, vice-presidentg Carol Feldman, secretary-scribe, Doris Franlcart, president, and Joe Norris, treasurer, meet in the prop room to select props for the upcoming play. 19 L 330-H Ping, ping, but no ball for pong? Mission SIN-g Q Carnival To be marked or not to be marked, that is apparently the question of Dick Baeder. iu I absolutely refuse io be put in the stocks wails Emma Williams. qN4ifkx, W, , But l thought you told me that there would be others at this carnivall questions Barb Hammer of Gary Reinhart. if is 'T I've taken over this house now, and you take your orders from me, not from Mr. or Mrs. Stanley, orders Mr. Whiteside Uoe Norrisi. Sarah lPatty Schroederi, like every- one else, has to bow down to his every wish. The Man Who Came To Dinner One of the events of Homecoming Week was the play The Man Who Came to Dinner, which was pre- sented by the Drama Club under the direction of Mrs. Weimerskirch, October l to 3. This three-act comedy deals with a distinguished, domineering radio celebrity, Sheridan Whiteside, who is confined to convalescence at the Stanley home after falling on the Stanley's porch. During his stay, the entire household is in chaos. For Whiteside to con- tinue as the center of attention, Dr. Bradley is black- mailed to tell no one of his well-being. ln the end, Whiteside decides to leave, only to fall off the porch again. Dust thou art and unto dust thou shalt return, recites Lorraine lCindy Hickmanl to Banio lTom Oh, Burt, for me? You sh0uldn't have, says Maggie lBecky Drolll to Burt Jefferson lBob Bennett? as they place presents under the free. 32 Boesi in a dramatic scene from the play. i Whiteside Uoe Norrisl advises the Stanley children ClVlary Storey and Bill Drolll to break away from parental authority and lead their own lives. Super sophisticate, Lorraine,,Sheldon, paid a visit to Whiteside to see if he would give her a leading part in a play. Her appearance placed even more strain on the Stanleys. l love you, l love you madly! utters Banio lTom Boesl as he sweeps Miss Preen Uonna Tobinl off her feet during the closing scene of the play. Flowers for Algernon Charlie Gordon iBob Bennettl is dissatis- fied wifh his life as a moron and longs to be normal like his friends. After his operation, Charlie slowly begins to break the barriers of his mind. ,6L 621 ,i .v .uk ,,fx - -.-Q f- , J ,bs 4+-LN -f.. 'r'-- r,Jf::4 1 2'5 y ,Aff N 'YUM A lk 1 I . .iff A J --4. , V I M dn, ,-.. J: ' -,fy -.1- O X 251. ' fav . A xQgg,E:i.2gN..,Xgi'-Nhixg 1 - t L ,-M, ,7 f X M ,f M AN ww ---1-:bex-65-' Y ,,,. , .M fi., i ,1c,f,Lr1, ' Fr., 1--.' ' f--' if Z - , .iixq , 5 I ,I gi .,,-.. 7 ,, ly pl -,ll ,gg-kxE3.vi:?,,: Xi, .z,,.a,- r' ,-- 1 f - ' .K , u - f 5 ' 7 4, 1 , ,w i ' ,Q 2 Q, f .1 K 'ff Q . . .., .. .' ,. , X , , I wi, .,,- I , l ii. 1.-...,,,,-A' ' ' f ' ',.Q V - I 'g ,a----34 1,1 ,.,f ,I I ,Iv ' ' ' f -'-2 fig? H 'Av' J I I .? .,,-. .., L M HP 'F ' ' , - 3 Ix 7E cf'--3, ' -V , ' 1 lf, L 'V'f1lfP+5R, ,rx 'if 71 if 4 33, A .- W . ,, 4 I ,,L. 1 5 ng? ' E 1 ii. I think . . . As section head of the Introductory Section, Doris Frargkart has the tough iob ot thinking of ideas for the opening pages of the book. in 5 af s Foslin Staff We Sift the thistles . . . This isn't speech class, Mrs. Weimers- kirch, it's iournalism. Even though this was Mrs, Weimers- kirch's first year in Journalism, she helped tremendously in making the yearbook possible. Duh, Which one do I like best? Besides choosing which negatives to use, Chris Kramb has a lot of hard decisions to make as Student Life section head. S t P I . f ' L ' Ll ' , 4 K '. 21' -' nv . L . ' .-1. - . A . ' : Vickie Correll, Foslin editor, looks over the situation as the section heads take time out from their many long hours of work on layouts and copy. They are Bill Marr, Maureen O'DonnelI, Mary Sacksteder, Karen Kirian co-edi- tor, and Jeanne Baker. , . ii? . Y Leonard, if you don't take more pictures than this, we'll never meet our deadline, prods Marla Holman. Leonard Lahman is the photography editor besides being a member of the sports section. Oh my, sighs Sister Mary Lourde, what have I gotten myself into this year? ,. .M Y: .I-E , 37 - .E ,' iw ' W1 wfym.. .ng JS W4 n fi Sm? .fa ww www 'k'3I?.fr1 wig x Home Economics gi . .X l lx...- 1 T ln the home nursing class, Chris Gonzales and Kathy Markey demonstrate care of a patient. Kathy Wangler and Mary Ann Storey consult the color wheel in preparation for the new outfit they are about to make in sewing class. They made the outfits they have on. 39 English , - ' .. The Drama I class uses poetic art form to express their admiration of Chris Curry. The Advanced Composition Class often breaks up into groups to discuss, Here we find them talk-. b ing over The Love Hippies, by William Zinsser. 40 A creative moment in the Creative Writing class ,4- ,Q ,rn l told you people to read the story on page 65. Please, Leonard, take your picture so Miss Huth can get back to her studies, urges Mr. Pocs in American literature class. Nite, Speak the speech, I pray you . . . recites Len- ny Kaufman, interpreting one of Shakespeare's famous orations in Speech ll class. Giving out grades isn't always fun either for freshman English teacher lMrs. Laubel or stu- dent iRon Radcliffl. ,.s-ff Brad Gillig tries his hand fond his pencil! at Algebra I. Bob Gase encircles his ideas in geom- etry class. , . Math ShirIey, do you really need your two o'cIock nop? asks Mr. Peluso in Moth IV class. 42 Social Studies ln American history class, Jim Yorris looks at the book as Mr. Fry tries to convince him that this is Spanish territory. in Discussing the poverty situation during Sister Antoine's economics class ore Greg Ewing, Doris Frankart, and Martha Haslinger. 1 is is . Ak, is X Km f -fs! Civics class waits anxiously as Mr. Herman looks over his list of questions for a quiz. 3 I1 U 3 .SN 6 S xx N.. Here we see one of the familiar scenes in Latin ll class. Interesting, Tom? John surely doesn't seem to think so. I -, ca D Stephanie Canine plays one of the lessons on tape for the Spanish l class as they listen and prepare to repeat. Chris, voudrais is spelled with one i, not two, explains Miss Neal. Miss Neal taught the French classes as a requirement for her teaching degree. -s - Nl 5:1 .T N , ,Y Click . . . Click . . . Click . . Ding! are some of the sounds heard from the Typing I class even with the door closed, Business Mike Gillig gives the clerical record keeping class the basic fundamentals of charge accounts. i l 4 ,. X o I X 4 , i ll ,,.,....-0' lf 'Wi Try to figure this one out! says Chris Gonzales to Lou Ann Pohl dur- ing one of their many drills of brief forms in Shorthand I class. 45 Sciences In chemistry we have two of our most brilliant l?J stu- dents, Ron Bodart and Bob Bennett, figuring out one of of Mr. Scherger's hardest equations. Gee, to think this is what my heart resembles! says Linda Seebon to her fellow physiology students, Sandi Baker, Gary Reinhart, Becky Droll, and Janet Zaruba, ,gs Demonstrating distillation to the physical science class are Marge Haubert and Dennis Peltier. 3? .. l at lf we put the water heater in the bedroom, that would leave just enough room in the bathroom for the vanity, explains Ron Myers to Steve Goshe as he drafts the plans for a house during a mechanical drawing class period. 12 Poor Charlie! Everybody's always picking ot him and tearing him apart. But Charlie knows that this is just part of his iob as a biology mannequin. Sue Hammer and Jack Martin are really putting Charlie to good usel In electronics class, Mike Dotson is working on a wireless FM transmitter which carried his voice from the physics lab to the new gym. Industrial Arts in' '-ix, 48 Escape from the ordinary! Just what Doug Bugner did when he Yich! Art may be fun, but it can get awfully messy. left the dullness of the classroom and tried to capture beauty Sharon Scherger seems to be having trouble with the surrounding the biology department's greenhouse. glue on her collage. Ft Steve Holderman, Rick Weber and Bob Whitta put a lot of effort into their papier-mache giraffe. As a reward, it was displayed as part of the honors exhibit at the end of the first semester. i '11 You can't have it. lt's mine. says Don Schrein- er as Jack Lininger tries ta steal the ball away. Gm Whoops! says Keith Thomas as he dives after the ball in Period 4 gym class. -,441-e,.-cas-ueql' E., - Y . , -5 , . ' I '-I ' . . , , fr If +. 2 gg ? :qi 1 sg., lj f-z: X ,K , ...- .. if 1 X Y .i - ,. V J Y N . H E K 1 - ' --- - ' alfa : -. 2--26-ff'-,, ' if-' sf. fel 'ina W1 we .H 7 :5 ' Q 1412? , -- .- X 'A lil 4ss.Uvil'wi f K 5 u - 11+- DribbIe, dribble down the floor . . . Marcia Scott shows her ability as a basketball player to her class- mates in gym class. 49 Spirit, which plays an important part in a game, was boldly displayed by the sign Happiness is o Homecoming Victory! Bits and Pieces Just os pirates make muti- neers walk the plank, so too, do seniors make frightened freshmen, to test their cour- age. The CSMC treated the faculty and the stu- dent body to the movie Poppy Is Also a Flower before Christmas vacation. Here Joe Affholder and Steve Carrel set up the projectors for this assembly. i .EE 1 if l , I ' I 5 ' , ' si .1 ' 1 M rrr l A - 'df' 1 Hi5V '. Q 55? -rw , J ' X , 1, - J' .f'3 -H-fsi'7 '5' ' l'L: i ,iff 3 e -1 ,rf f V i 'Jr if A U H 1' xg W ggwivsf ', 'w gf, Wi at i i ii we: ' ty- Leonard Lohman goes to all risks for the year- book! I wore the wrong dress-so what! chides Jim Yarris. 4. , Wonder what caused this disgusted expression on Mr. WiIIoughby's face. -aff 5 .s 1 A 3 A .F , ,gk 5 al QT '- kiw ,W , -' W1 r f ' -1' 1 - -fr v . . 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I ,,,, , ln i, N. , V V 'L' 'T',,, Assemblies The New Dimension gave St. WendeIin's a preview of their concert. Here we see the group singing Rain- drops Keep Falling on My Head. When will I be able to get out of here? Tootie Sacksteder prays as one of the New Dimension During the assembly for the Catholic Chronicle, Swami Delemi Uoe Norrisl tries to convince his wife, fxmanda iBecky Rayl thot he can still predict the uture. serenades her. W! , 35 . sf S 5 Q 2 S 5 L A K CAV W M A MMM K .fy .W I N x if A25 M A fgusfrf, if-f H 'Q 41 fail 'i K 'ifwflvf yy! L L ,559 J - , ,fsfgffi A ww , P1 , 1-5 If Ma d Jn 5 '- M Q- 4342! 42? sa Mkmxf wi :gn fs- mi? 5 W was f A Hours to Live HOURS To LEAD Hours fo Follow Hours fo Succeed Seniors President: Arthur Cuellar Song: Born Free Colors: Treasurer: Dennis Holman X' , Vice-President: Shirley Filliater Burgundy and Yellow Flower: Daisy Secretary: Rebecca Droll 1.13 L Gary Lee Adelsperger Sandi Marie Baker Charles Ira Brandeberry Denise Mary Brickner Brenda Mildred Brown Greg Joseph Cassidy Arthur Ralph Cuellar Bonnie Jo Coleman Vickie Lynn Correll William Vincent Affholder Jeannine Lee Frisch Michael Joseph Gillig Here's where the action is when a group of senior boys get together and display their strength. But look out below! 5 gi, lv 'U 'y if Diane Jean Carrel Michael Timothy Enright Charlene Mary Cool Michael Anthony Dotson , Christine Elizabeth Curry . Diane Marie Droll 1 , n', v ' ' W i , ear, ' aw Stephanie Ann Conine Mg r Diana Lynn Feldman ' M George Stanley Fry - - Shirley Marie Filliater Donald Patrick Feehan Rita Joan Hammer Michael Jerri Emerine Julie Ann Hallman Doris Anne Frankart Patricia Louise Gase Janine Marie Herman Donald Eugene Hendricks gr 4 , ' L,,.. U W r mae -f -4 'ss- iz f i T21 me , -- , L, , it 1 we I. Dennis James Holman Arvetta Jo Hammer Stephen Joseph Holderman i Q- ' - f N. ,ns Lucinda Elizabeth Hickman Kathryn Lynn Markey Lynn Marie Karg L i 1 i i Q L The seniors' theme, Mon on the Move, is carried out on their float with the Apollo spacecraft landing on th ITIOOFI. l lt's been another one of those long, draggy days, soys Martha Haslinger as Vickie Correll and Martha Marr lis- ten sympathetically. WR., rf . A. 1 .4 .119 - - ew F: if Gregory Robert Lucius Sheila Sue Kuhn Robert Allan McDonald Maureen Ann O'Donnell Leland Thomas Willer re Thomas john Sacksteder - Patricia Ann Schultz . Ruth Ann Waltermeyer g. Designing a sign for the mission car- nival, Irma Rivas joins the spirit of the event iabovei. Oh, no, I forget my next line! exclaims Tom Sacksteder as he awaits his cue in The Man Who Came To Dinner fright! . ,uffyk- ' Martha Elizabeth Haslinger Stephen Charles Martin Martha Ann Marr lift Thomas Ruffing Mann Sharon Louise Scherger Gary james Reinhart i Q - 4 i 1 i li And in this corner we have a 'l65 ound Mohawk 'P 1 Mike Gillig, boasts his proud manager, Bill Affhold- er lrightl. But where is the desert? pleads Maureen O'Don- nell lbelowl. , T,'nv'J H . Patricia Sue Schroeder Debra Sue Volkmer Stephen Mark Weidner Linda VanArsdale john Clifford Williams Mary Ann Storey .Z Qlllllfz 6 BRA N '. iv.. l ' ..u.- '1 -JET' ,: ,5z:f' . iff? ,. .',. 1 ,im snaik 3 if , .rizgp-5 -V 2,213 if ix., N25 , -wwf xp . Dj if' 'S' , Mafil. ' i Hr if E ., ig? J ,wif ,W , ww 5 Cynthia Ann Strahm l've just got to finish this assignment, but I'm so sleeeee-epy mumbles Steve Martin between his dreams llawer leftl. Ten more boring minutes till the bell rings. Come on, clock, move! begs John Williams lleftl. john Michael Shontz james William Souder Shirley Ann Williams Ronald joseph Zoeller Linda Marie Seebon .fx I., ez.: ek l A V Y l .5 1' fri, I tml ' is it ' . pa- - V Z gifs, eww 1 Y ff ' m' ' - -' -1- 'QW 1 , hi Joann Therese Ziegmon Kristine Elaine Reid Frederick Raymond Howard 4' pi I f ' , 'fb J ' james Bruce Reese 0 iff gr-'Q Leonore Ann Skonecki .fill i'1 Steven Robert Kramb 1 , Qs. I., l ' 1,45 5.4 ill' fgil lllgi - all Serving Moss is o part of these boys' role at St. Wendelin. Senior acolytes are lleft to rightl Dave Rumschlag, Greg Cas sidy, Dan Kramb, Steve Martin, Art Cuellar, and Gary Adelsperger. homas Clarence Boes Patricia Ann Boff Che Dwculty af Zfaday di.. W- T , Qdl , .-,-...T 2 --'- , Y J-M ,dcvf--1--f - ....-J-'A L. U- r ,,. .ij ,, ' Y ' ' 'M , ES f '?'T .1.'r,,. j:,.S ' Mm- , is the Lflzalleffgc nf Camarrow Fredrick Norris ecca Lee Droll g Myron Ewing 5' William john Droll D .fx -.Q During noon hour Art Cuellar is often seen checking some last-minute details on senior class projects lrightl. Working on the basket- ball refreshment stand is more fun than work for Sandi Baker and Jim Reese labovel. janet Mary Zaruba Daniel Paul Wolph Irma Sylvia Rivas john Edward Myers David Ronald Rumschlag Daniel Lee Kramb 5 . 'f T'f QQ'T:5Y f K .. N ' . ' .. 2 ' M '1': ' ' W. W wx if .wW.'1aQ55i .2 2' - ...MES ai? - ,,.. 1 f 5igA,, Q f f: Q A... :QL rf iff L , -' effvfgl'- EW ' 1 - 'f - Q5 1 A. mf' . gk .1 .u . YF' , v 1. . ,AZ J .W 224-3192 J- . , .ffm .A ' X ,J , .--ig? gl x x , ' J., . ' 2- ' .F 'RQ 55' A 0 Hours to Live Hours fo Lead HOURS TO FOLLOW Hours to Succeed Underclassmen Junior Class Joe Affhalcler Sue Arizo Dick Baeder Jeanne Baker Mary Banks Bob Bennett Ron Bodart Mike Boes Irene Brose Kathy Bulkowski Steve Carrel Pat Clark Tim Collet Nina Cook Wayne Cook 70 iss Junior class officers Mike Hipsher, presidentg Sue Fox, treasurerg Sue Faeth, vice-presidentg and Mary Sacksteder, secretary, take advantage of the spring weather to discuss their plans for the Prom, one of their major activities of the year. 4+ I Jane Crawford Lloyd Creeger Bob Dehring Ofelia DeLaRosa T? Lynn Derck Dennis Doogs Kathy Erbland Roberta Estrada Dick Faber Sue Faeth Kathy Feehan Dick Feehan Carol Feldman Jim Fox Sue Fox Keith Frankart Pat Frankart Bob Gose Jeff Gillig John Gillig Scott Gillig Chris Gonzalez Sue Graham Barb Hammer Karen Hammer Janet Hark Marge Haubert Cindy Herrig Mike Hipsher Sue Holderman Marla Holman Kris Huth Lenny Kauffman Karen Kirian Tony Kramb Chris Kramb Linda Kuhn Lenny Lahman Dave Langenderf ef Pat Magers Mary Pat Marchion Matt Markey Bill Marr Sandy Martinez Ron Myers Bob Oberle Lou Ann Pahl Denny Peltier Wayne Price Anne Ratchen Becky Ray Mike Reinhart Ida Rensch Kathy Rhoacl Jane Rousher Frank Rumschlog Stanley Saalman Mary Socksteder -Aff:-' 1 if , imp, '27 A- X -ni x ,, xl 'ze 1 f ?- il , 1: Junior Class President Mike Hipsher does his share of work for what he hopes will be the winning float on Homecoming Night. A Ser' 125255521-3, :xi ff' N ' . - 1 'Un-v Jim Yarris Elaine Yost l I ,rc in 7 ,ig 'H f S W 2' fl.- .i Hey, Jesse, do you always use all three ot your hands to load a camera? Mike Saenz Dan Sauber Wayne Schreiner Cathy Seibert Dave Smith Nancy Smith LuAnn Stein Dan Stewart Charlotte Thiry Don Waltermeyer Kathy Wangler Paul Ward Mary Arm Weber Tom Whitta Steve Williams I i v..7n -1.-wean. .ii ,i in .- Sophomore Class Pat Adelsperger Cindy Baker Mary Baker Martha Boyd Fred Bradner K F 51,2 Cheryl Brickner Brian Brown Steve Brubaker Doug Bugner Paul Bulkowski . , , . Sophomore class officers Pat Adelsperger, treasurerj Lynn Mabus, vice-presi- dentp Sue Hammer, secretaryg and Debbie Canine, president, represent their class. As the sophomores are one step closer to graduation, they are able to look back on their freshman year with a smile. p. Linda Burns Cathy Byrne Barb Cassidy Tom Chalfin Ann Chwalik John Coleman Diane Collins Jocelyne Collins Shelia Collum 74 CM' R -93 John Lininger Lynne Mabus John Martin Laura McDonald Debbie Canine Tom Cool Mary Coughenour Dan Cramer Steve Cramer Connie Creeger Marty Cuellar Jim Derck Frank Dibling LuAnn DiCesore Dave Droll Janet Emerine Joyce Emerine Cathy Enright Debbie Ewing Lenny Frias Linda Fox Gene Frankart Mike Frisch Allen Gabel Mary Jo Garza Ann Gates Mike Gehring Sue Gillig Steve Goshe Steve Hagenmaier Sue Hammer Mary Kirian Mark Kramb Rose Lamberjack Mary McGuire Tim Meyers Sue Moes Sue Norris Mike Peak Mary Ratchen Pam Reid Bill Reineke Carol Reinhart Tim Reinhard Kathy Reinhart Jim Risner George Roberts Jerry Rumschlag Mary Rumschlag Greg Russell Andy Saenz Marcia Scott Rick Seibert While eyerybody's grooving by the luke box Janet Emerme seems to be in a world of her own Although the sophomores put a lot of time and effort into their float they still did not capture first prize. Cindy Sendelbach Tom Smith Dan Speelman Kevin Stevens Keith Thomas Jonna Tobin Charles Wagner Kathy Wangler Marcia Wangler Rick Weber Rob Weidner Lana Welly Dave Whittc Dan Wolfelt Rick Yost Freshman Class Bob Affholder Eileen Ariza Jeff Baker Linda Baker Bob Baker Diana Beeson Dave Bodart John Boff Steve Boyer Elaine Brickner Douglas Brose Sondra Brose Phyllis Brose Steve Bugner Vickie Burns Carol Cassidy Linda Cervantes Carol Collet Michael Collins Tim Conine Ill. Freshman class officers Brad Gillig, treosurerg Jeff Faeth, vice-presidentg Bob Boker, presidentg and Karen Reinhort, secretory, take advantage of their lunch period to discuss their next class project, a bake sale. 1 PX Arthur Castilla Mary Costilla Pete DiCesare Dave Droll Debbie Droll Jeff Droll Marilyn Droll Mike Droll Tom Duran Carla Estrada Vickie Ewing Jerry Faber Jim Faber Jeff Faeth Paul Feasel Mary Jo Feehan Bill Feehan Ed Filliator Linda Fox Ernie Frankarf Laurie Frisch Sam Fry John Gase Brad Gillig Debbie Gillig Steve Gillig Soledad Gonzales Fred Hagenmaier Joan Hammer Mike Hammer Virginia Hark Don Herman Cindy Holman Debbie Holman Rick Hunker Dick Karcher Tim Korg Laura Kromb Cindy Krupp Becky Lamberiack Ed Logsdon Dave Lonsway Theresa Lonsway Steve Lopez Sean Markey Dick Martin Lynn McDonald Debbie Messmer Terry Meyers Michelle Murrin Jon Nye Beth O'Donnell Rick Peiffer Dave Peltier Diane Preble John Puffenberger Ron Radcliff Sally Reese Jackie Reineke Karen Reinhart Pam Russell Tim Sacksteder Tony Sauber Cathy Schreiner Don Schreiner Judy Scott Ann Seibert Sue Smith Janet Sauder Dennis Stump 51' Q 4 f- , N - ,LA i,. . I 1, ,, I I ' een ' l ', l J A 4 U 1. ui TT, I l vac: nm LL' 'Av 2 V:-fi-sri, -eg . , , ff' J , is if L T l- riff ' a me 1 is-wf J ,l 4 .gow ffff'-ff : ass ,gym Li i x Fm.-.i w . r' V ,, . . l ii l ,J- e ...- Bob Thiry Ron Thomas Dave Tornow Sue Vanderhoff Dora Valesquez Gary Wade Arm Wagner Janet Waltermeyer .lim Weidner Bob Whitta Diane Whitta Kathy Whitta Emma Williams Wanda Williams Kim Wolfarth Here we find Mary Jo Feehan in one of her more serious moods This is heavenly Tim Sacksteder tells Beth O Donnell at the freshman initiation dance. x x uw . if mi aww! f ff: LPIX49, , Saga + aff, 1 5:2 Q' F1 H , 1-.-L 'iflfn 4 fy ann my ' Q- Iii? .F ' HM . 1 N -' 4 ' ,xii- we M. bs., ff! .- . K 755 -' -f?5f?igB'f ai .M -. i'1 C' C Q Hours to Live Hours fo Lead Hours 'ro Follow HOURS TO SUCCEED Sports . ge, --45 Th Qiiikff' '51 Members of this year's gridiron team were lRow lzl Marty Cuellar, Dick Faber, Steve Carrel, Len Lahman, Dave Langen- derfer, Tom Whiita, Jim Fox, Bob Gase, Joe Affholder, Tom Coolg lRow 2:D Mike Gehring, Tom Willer, Ron Meyers, Dan Sauber, Mike Boes, Jeff Gillig, Mike Gillig, Denny Doogs, Bob Oberle, Steve Goshep lRow 3:1 Jim Risner, Greg Cassidy, Don Waltermeyer, Wayne Cook, Sieve Williams, Ron Bodart, Greg Lucius, Mike Reinhart, Lenny Kauffman, Rob Weidner, lRow 4:7 Jim Souder, Don Hendricks, Dan Speelman, Dan Cramer, Keith Thomas, Steve Holderman, Bill Affholder, fRow 5:3 Tom Chalfin, Jim Derck, Brian Brown, Dan Wolfarih, Kevin Stevens, Rick Yost, Jerry Rumschlag. GRIDIRON '69 St. Wendelin Mohawks-young, inexperienced, and terribly weak on the bench. What would you do? One thing that the Mohawks did not do was to give up! They went into every game with spirit, eagerness, and the determina- tion to win. According to Coach Peluso, the Mohawks outplayed their opposition 75fXn of the time, while inaccuracy and the lack of timing were their downfall. Injuries were also a problem for the Mohawks who played most of their games without key players. The Mohawks won two more games than they did the year before. The Mohawks' defense held the league champs, Huron, to only i3 points, but their offense failed to score. The Mohawks finished 3-7 overall for the season. They opened with a win over Lakota, the scores were as follows: We They Lakota ....... ....... 2 4 7 Clyde ............ ...... 6 15 Elmwood ...... ....... 3 0 0 Oak Harbor ..... ....... 0 30 Gibsonburg ..... ...,... 0 26 Ottawa Hills ...... ...... 6 0 Margaretta ..... ...... I 6 28 St. Mary's .... ...... 6 48 Huron ....... ,,.,.,, 0 'I3 St. Joe ....... ...,.. 0 19 l f Coach Peluso encourages Bob Oberle to be more aggressive fabovel while QB Jeff Gillig scans the area for an eligible receiver Crighfi. P Halfback Mike Reinharf gets caught up in his work. 86 wifi? 1 X N 3 1 X Q4 mu - 3 af , --f f . ,...., , , gh it TT F2 XX Fi T7 ' . .M 5, A .3 , , Fr gf-1 , - if' ,mu fa ez ,Sm ' A ...Sf .W I ri-' 'N s D' 1' 44, 5 3 , fa df 'ff 6 im, 1,7 l, The agony of defeat and of dampened spirits are expressed by bowed heads. ,pr . A 1 T, .. F' E ' ' Basketball '69-' O Members of the '69-'70 season were lstandingl : George Fry, Mike Hipsher, Jack Lininger, Steve Williams, Greg Ewing, Keith Frankhart, Jeff Foethg llcneelingl 1 Gene Frankart, Gary Adelsperger, Sam Fry, Bob Oberle, Jeff Gillig. Len Lahman joined the squad in the season after recovering from injuries received in football. Special gratitude to Len Lahman and THE FOSTORIA REVIEW-TIMES for their talents and equipment in photography to which this sports section owes its quality . . . bill. The season started with a fresh, three-senior, two-junior starting line-up. By the Christ- mas break, the team had racked up 4 wins and 2 losses-quite a surprise for most spectators. Expectations rose for a great season, but the Huron win was followed by five straight losses. The team struggled desperately for o .SOO mark, but in vain, ending the regular season with an 8-lO record. Tournament play was short-lived as Northwood bumped the Mohawks in the first match. So ended the season-a disappointment for some, satisfaction for others. The record shows effort itself. lt was not expected to be quite so victorious for the group of young players. ' VARSITY RECORD WE THEY Republic .................. ...... 6 4 49 Oak Harbor ................. ...... 7 2 68 Sandusky St. Mary's ...... ...... 6 I 78 Old Fort ..................... ...... 6 3 62 Clyde .......... .. .... ..77 59 Elmwood ......... ...... 5 0 72 Huron .......,........ ...... 6 3 57 Tiffin Calvert .... ...... 6 5 79 New Riegel ....,... . ...... 71 107 Margaretta ,.......... ...... 6 5 76 Hopewell-Loudon . ...... 55 68 Lakota .............. ....... 6 7 85 Bettsville ...... .. ...... 53 52 St. Joseph ....... ....... 6 4 76 Norwalk ...,.... ....... 5 'l 50 North Baltimore ....... 76 74 Gibsonburg ..., ....... 6 6 7l New Riegel ..... .,.. 59 96 Northwood ,,,,, ...... 6 4 76 l 1 M: V xx 3- ' Lfrw . - x - -,Q h .f 1 rg Q Y V :Q L , Q V Q.1,Q', .Q., T 1 f 4 ., w 9 ' - I ,. w J ew:- 1 2 .- L' f 'Wg V ' :Riff 5, . Q .if -. . Q.. - L X 1' .354 wifi ' ' 11-QP' f if ' if -7'-,f'...' f L' 3 . N A. if , if . .11 A 'ff w 4. Wa. 3 ' TPI' -' I .' 4 X . 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FROSH RESULTS W Gibsonburg ...................... St. loe : ............ N. Baltimore ...... ........ Lakota ............. Gibsonburg ....... ........ N. Baltimore ...... ........ Lakota ............ Calvert ................ ........ Oak Harbor .....,.. ........ Elmwood ............... ........ Hopewell-Loudon .............. Hopewell-Loudon ........ .... Calvert .......,........... ........ FHS ................... ........ 6' 55 27 63 30 39 43 49 53 45 31 38 44 46 53 They 24 52 17 26 I8 30 36 41 24 27 39 49 41 35 in Nobody on our golf team misses par at the 19th hole! lnfamously nicknamed the Gutless Wonders, the CYO basketball team had a tremendous season with an unblemished league record and went far into the Dioceson tournaments. Mem- bers under the coaching of Mr. Gary Scherger were lstandingl : Ron Myers, Bill Marr, Joe Nor- ris, Jim lPetel Reese, Bob lBearl Bennett, and Dick Faber, lkneelingl : Ron Bodart, Tom lthe manl Mann, Denny lSodl Holman, Greg lLukel Lucius, Scott Gillig, and Pat Magers. hour time has run out . . . good nite, bill, tick, tick, tick, good nite, len, tick, tick, tick . The CYO girls' volleyball team went undefeated again this year and tied for first place in the league, Showing off their trophies are lfront rowl Z Kris Reid, Leonore Skonecki, Janine Her- mang lsecond rowl : Lynn Derck, Irene Brose, Marge Haubertg lthird rowl: Joyce Emerine, Cindy Baker, Ann Seibertj lbottom row! : Marcia Scott, Martha Boyd, Lynn Mabus, Pam Reid, Rosy Lamberjack, Pat Adelsperger, and Cathy Enright. sum-:mu:nm Senior Directory ADELSPERGER, GARY LEE CYO I,2,3,4, Track I, Baseball 3,4, Letterman 3,4, Acolyte I,2,3,4, Honor Roll I,3,4, Teen Center 4, Birthday: July 4. AFFHOLDER, WILLIAM VINCENT CYO I,2,3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Captain 4, Let- terman 3,4, Baseball I,2,3,4, Birthday: July 24. BAKER, SANDI MARIE CYO I,2,3,4, CSMC I, Pep Club 2,3, Teen Center 2,3,4, Honor Roll I,2,3, Birthday: March 3I. BOES, THOMAS CLARENCE CYO I,2,3,4, CSMC I,2, Class President 3, Acolyte 2,3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Teen Center I,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Drama Club 4: Foslin Staff 3, Birthday: October 4. BOFF, PATRICIA ANN CYO I,2,3,4, Honor Roll I, Pep Club I,2,3, Foslin Staff 3, Birthday: January 29. BRANDEBERRY, CHARLES IRA CYO I,2, Birthday: March II. BROWN, BRENDA MILDRED CYO I,2,3,4, CSMC 3, Drama Club 2, Horizon Club I,2,3, Teen Center I,2,3,4, .Student Coun- c5iI 3,4, Vice-President 4, Birthday: September CARREL, DIANE JEAN CYO I,2,3, Drama Club 2,3, Pep Club I, Vol- leyball I,2, Birthday: February I9. CASSIDY, GREGORY JOSEPH CYO I,2,3,4, Representative 3, President 4, CSMC I,2,3, Orchestra I, Football 2,4, Drama Club I, Acolyte I,2,3,4, Debate 2, Birthday: March I I. COLEMAN, BONNIE JO CYO I,2,3,4, CSMC 2, Pep Club I,2, Junior Achievement 2, Honor Roll I,2,3, Teen Center I,2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Horizon Club 4, Birthday: November 24. CONINE, STEPHANIE ANN CYO I,2,3,4, CSMC 2, Horizon Club I,2,3,4, Teen Center I,2, Drama Club 2,3,4, Pep Club I,2,3, Junior Achievement 2, Honor Roll 2, Foslin Staff 3, Teen Column Co-Editor 3,4, Junior Traffic Safety Council I,2, Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4, Birthday: March 25. COOL, CHARLENE MARY CYO I,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,4, Teen Column Editor 3,4, Girls' Basketball I,2,3,4, Teen Cen- ter I,2,3, Pep Club I,2,3, Officer 3, Birthday: May 3. CORRELL, VICKIE LYNN CYO I,2,3,4, CSMC 2, Drama Club I, Pep Club I,2, Teen Center I,2,3,4, Honor Roll I,2, 4, Foslin Staff 4, Editor 4, Birthday: May 27. CUELLAR, ARTHUR RALPH CYO 2,3,4, Acolyte I,2,3,4, Teen Center 3,4, Class President 4, Junior Achievement 3, Or- chestra I,2,3, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Red Cross 4, Drama Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Debate 2, Birthday: June 22. CURRY, CHRISTINE ELIZABETH CYO I,2, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Pep Club I,2,3, CSMC 2,3, Drama Club 4, National Thespian 4, Class Vice-President 3, Horizon Club I,2, 3,4, Student Council 4, Birthday: July I4. DOTSON, MICHAEL ANTHONY CYO I,2,3,4, Teen Center I,2,3,4, Drama Club 4, Honor Roll I, Birthday: June I6. DROLL, DIANE MARIE CYO I,2,3,4, Pep Club I,2, Teen Center 3, Drama Club 3, Honor Roll I, Birthday: May 3I. DROLL, REBECCA LEE CYO I,2,3,4, Representative 3,4, CSMC 2, Sec- retary 2, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 3,4, Honor Roll I,2,3,4, Teen Center I,2,3, Pep Club I,2,3, Cheerleader 2, Drama Club I,2,3,4, National Thespian 2, Horizon Club I,2,3, Buckeye Girls' State Representative 3, Youth Safety Chairman 3, Birthday: October 7. DROLL, WILLIAM JOHN CYO I,2,3, Teen Center I,2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Birthday: December I6. DURAN, DARLA JEAN CYO I,2,3, Pep Club I,2, Birthday: January 3l. EMERINE, MICHAEL JERI CYO I,2,3, Teen Center I,2, Drama 3, Foot- ball 2, Birthday: August 25. ENRIGHT, MICHAEL TIMOTHY CYO 4, Baseball I,2,3,4, Football I,2,3, Bas- ketball I, Birthday: April 29. EWING, GREGORY MYRON CYO I,2,3,4, Baseball I,2, Basketball I,2,3,4, gootball I,2,3, Teen Center 3,4, Birthday: June FEEHAN, DONALD PATRICK CYO I,2,3,4, Basketball I, Birthday: June 8. FELDMAN, DIANA LYNN CYO I,2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Junior Achieve- ment 2, Horizon Club I,2,3, Pep Club I,2,3, Teen Center I,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Student Council 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Honor Roll 2, Drama Club 2,3,4, Birthday: November 27. FILLIATER, SHIRLEY MARIE CYO I,2,3,4, Volleyball 2, CSMC 3, Class Of- ficer I,2,3,4, Horizon Club I,2,3, Buckeye Girls' State Alternate Representative 3, Pep Club I,2,3, Teen Center I,2,3, Honor Roll I,2,3, Band 2, Student Council 4, YMCA 3, Birthday: December 22. 99 Senior Directory, continued FRANKART, DORIS ANNE CYO l,2,3,45 Teen Center l,2,3,4, Secretary 35 National Thespian 35 Horizon Club 25 Drama Club l,2,3,4, President 45 Pep Club l,2,3, Sec- retary 35 Honor Roll 35 Foslin Staff 45 Student Council 45 Youth Traffic Safety Council l,2, Secretary 25 Birthday: May IO. FRISCH, JEANNINE LEE CYO l,2,3,45 CSMC 2,35 Drama Club 2,3,45 Junior Achievement 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Teen Center 45 Birthday: October I4. FRY, GEORGE STANLEY CYO 2,3,45 Class Treasurer I5 Class President 25 Cross Country 3,4, Letterman 3,45 Basket- ball I,2,3,4, Letterman 3,45 Baseball I, Letter- man I5 Track 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,45 Acolyte l,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 45 Birthday: April 20. GASE, PATRICIA LOUISE CYO l,2,35 Junior Achievement 25 Teen Center 2,3,45 Drama Club l,2,35 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Junior Traffic Safety Council I5 Pep Club l,2,35 Foslin Staff 35 Birthday: October 27. GILLIG, MICHAEL JOSEPH CYO l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,4, Captain 4, Let- terman 25 Track l,2,3,4, Letterman 35 Bas- ketball 25 Birthday: April I. HALLMAN, JULIE ANN CYO l,2,35 CSMC 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Teen Center 2,3,45 Honor Roll l,25 YMCA 45 Birthday: July I6. HAMMER, ARVETTA JO CYO l,2,35 CSMC 25 Drama Club l,2,35 Hori- zon Club I,2,3,45 Teen Center l,2,3,45 Birth- day: September 3. HAMMER, RITA JOAN CYO l,25 Birthday: April I4. HASLINGER, MARTHA ELIZABETH CYO l,2,35 Teen Center l,2,35 Horizon Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Drama Club l,25 Foslin Staff 45 Birthday: September I3. HENDRICKS, DONALD EUGENE CYO l,2,3,45 Teen Center l,2,35 Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball l,25 Track I,3,45 Birthday: July I5. HERMAN, JANINE MARIE CYO l,2,3,45 Pep Club I,2,35 Teen Center l,25 Volleyball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Girls',Ensemble 35 Foslin Staff 45 Honor Roll l,25 Girls' Basket- ball 2,3,45 Drama Club I5 YMCA 35 Birthday: October 26. . HICKMAN, LUCINDA ELIZABETH CYO l,2,3,45 Teen Center l,2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club l,25 4-H Saddle Busters l,2,3,45 Fostoria Saddle Club l,2,3,45 Birthday: Febru- ary 27. HOLDERMAN, STEVEN JOSEPH CYO l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,35 Baseball I5 Birthday: May 2. 100 HOLMAN, DENNIS JAMES CYO l,2,3,45 Teen Center l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,45 CYO Basketball 35 Class Treasurer 45 Birthday: July I2. HOWARD, FREDERICK RAYMOND Football l,25 Basketball l,2,3, Letterman 35 Baseball l,2, Letterman 25 Cross Country 3, Letterman 35 Teen Center l,2,3,45 Birthday: March I9. KARG, LYNN MARIE CYO l,2,3,45 Teen Center l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Birthday: February 2. KRAMB, DANIEL LEE CYO l,2,3,45 Acolyte l,2,3,45 Orchestra I,25 Birthday: September 28. KRAMB, STEVEN ROBERT CYO l,25 Basketball l,25 Birthday: September 28. KUHN, SHEILA SUE CYO l,25 Honor Roll l,25 Birthday: August 28. LUCIUS, GREGORY ROBERT CYO l,2,3,4, Basketball 3,45 Teen Center I,2, 3,45 Drama Club 35 Football I,4, Letterman 45 Baseball 3, Letterman 35 Basketball I5 Birth- day: July 3. MANN, THOMAS RUFFING CYO l,2,3,45 Football I5 Basketball l,2,3, Let- terman 35 Baseball 25 Class President I5 Teen Center l,25 Foslin Staff 35 Birthday: April 30. MARKEY, KATHRYN LYNN CYO l,2,3,45 Drama Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,25 Teen Center l,2,3,45 Horizon Club l,2,3,45 National Thespian 35 Youth Traffic Safety Council I5 Girls' Basketball l,2,3,45 Birthday: November 7. MARR, MARTHA ANN CYO l,2,3,45 Horizon Club l,2,35 Pep Club l,25 Junior Achievement 2,3, Secretary 35 grama Club 25 Foslin Staff 45 Birthday: May MARTIN, STEPHEN CHARLES CYO l,2,3,45 Teen Center l,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Track 3,4, Letterman 35 Basketball I,25 Cross Country 3,4, Letterman 3,45 Birth- day: February 2. MCDONALD, ROBERT ALAN CYO l,2,3,45 CSMC 2,35 Teen Center l,2,3,45 Birthday: June 7. MYERS, JOHN EDWARD CYO l,2,3,45 Teen Center l,2,3,4, Representa- tive 3,45 Acolyte I5 Birthday: June 27. NORRIS, JOSEPH FREDERICK CYO l,2,3,45 Drama Club I,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Football l,2,3, Letterman l,25 Junior Achievement 25 Operation Youth 35 Teen Cen- ter l,2,3,45 Acolyte l,2,35 Honor Roll l,25 Or- chestra 3,45 Birthday: February 25. Senior Directory, continued O'DONNELL5 MAUREEN ANN CYO I,2,3,45 Class Vice-President I5 Drama Club I,25 Teen Center I52,35 Cheerleader 2,35 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Foslin Staff 45 Junior Hos- pital Guild 3,45 Buckeye Girls' State Represent- ative 35 Pep Club I52535 Junior Traffic Safety Council I,25 Birthday: August 30. REESE, JAMES BRUCE CYO Basketball 3,45 Basketball I,25 Baseball I,2,3,4, Letterman 45 Cross Country 45 Track 45 Birthday: August I I. REID, KRISTINE ELAINE CYO I,2,3,45 Volleyball I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Drama Club 3,45 Teen Center 25 Foslin Staff 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Honor Roll I,3,45 Birthday: February 22. REINHART5 GARY JAMES CYO I,2,3,45 Teen Center 2,3545 Basketball I5 Track I5 Birthday: June 9. RUMSCHLAG, DAVID RONALD CYO 2,45 Acolyte I,2,3,45 Football I5 Baseball 25 Birthday: March 8. SACKSTEDER5 THOMAS JOHN CYO 35 Drama Club 3,45 Track I,25 Junior Achievement 35 Teen Center 3,45 Basketball I525 Student Council 4, President 45 Birthday: February 27. SCHERGER, SHARON LOUISE CYO I,2,3,45 Teen Center 25 Pep Club I52,35 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Birthday: October 26. SCHROEDER, PATRICIA SUE CYO I,2,3,45 Teen Center I,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,35 Drama Club I,2,3,45 Pep Club I52,35 Hori- zon Club I,2,3,45 CSMC I5 Youth Traffic Safe- ty Council I5 Girls' Basketball I,2,3,45 Birth- day: December I. SCHULTZ, PATRICIA ANNE CYO I,2,3,45 Teen Center I,2,3,45 Council I,25 Horizon Club I,2,3,45 Drama Club I,2,3,45 Na- tional Thespian 35 Girls' Basketball I,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Lfoutg Traffic Safety Council I5 Birthday: Octo- er . SEEBON, LINDA MARIE CYO I,2,3,45 Pep Club I,2535 Teen Center I,2, 3,45 Drama Club 2,3545 Horizon Club I,2,3,45 Honor Roll I,25 Birthday: December I5. SHONTZ, JOHN MICHAEL CYO I,25 Birthday: February 5. SKONECKI5 LEONORE ANN CYO I,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,45 Volleyball I,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Pep Club I,25 Drama Club 3,45 Student Council 3545 Horizon Club I,2,3,45 CSMC 25 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Youth Traffic Safety Council I,2,3, Vice-President 2,35 Birthday: January I9. SOUDER, JAMES WILLIAM CYO I,2,3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Birthday: October II. STOREY, MARY ANN CYO I,2,3,45 Drama Club I,2,3,45 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Teen Center I,2,3,45 Horizon Club I,25 3545 Cheerleader 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 25 CSMC 2,35 Youth Traffic Safety Council 2,35 Girls' Basketball I,2,3,45 Birthday: January 22. STRAHM, CYNTHIA ANN CYO I,2,3,45 Pep Club I52535 Girls' Ensemble 35 Orchestra I5 Honor Roll 2535 Foslin Staff 45 Horizon Club I,2,3,45 Birthday: July 28. VAN ARSDALE5 LINDA CYO 45 Drama Club 45 Volleyball I5 Pep Club 35 Teen Center 45 Teen Column 25 Birthday: February I4. VOLKMER, DEBRA SUE CYO I,2,3,45 Teen Center I,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Drama Club l,2,35 Birthday: June I6. WALTERMEYER, RUTH ANNE CYO I52535 Pep Club I,2,35 Horizon Club I,25 35 Foslin Staff 45 Drama Club I,25 Birthday: January 4. WEIDNER, STEPHEN MARK Football I,25 Basketball I,25 Cross Country 35 Teen Center I,2,3,45 Birthday: January 27. WILLER, LELAND THOMAS CYO I,2,3,45 Football I,2,3,4, Letterman I,2, 3,45 Teen Center I,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Honor Roll I5 Birthday: December 9. WILLIAMS, JOHN CLIFFORD CYO I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 CSMC I,2,3, Of- ficer I5 Teen Center I,2,3,45 Representative I,2,3,45 Birthday: June 3. WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY ANN CYO I,2,3,45 CSMC 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Foslin Staff 45 Honor Roll 35 Birthday: March I5. WOLPH, DANIEL PAUL Junior Achievement I5 Birthday: April I4. ZARUBA, JANET MARY Drama Club I,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Girl Scouts I,2,3,45 Junior Hospital Guild 2,3545 Junior A-Shievement 2,45 Chorus I5 Birthday: April ZIEGMAN, JOANN THERESE CYO I,2,3,45 Teen Center 25 Pep Club I,25 CSMC 25 Drama Club 25 Junior Achievement 2, lgecregrary 25 Horizon Club 45 Birthday: Septem- er 9. ZOELLER, RONALD JOSEPH CYO I52535 Drama Club 2535 Junior Achieve- rgignt 2,3545 Teen Center I52535 Birthday: March 'l0'l Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adelsperger AD-MAR Printing A C1 P Store AE-:W Root Beer Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Baker Mr. and Mrs A. J. Bott Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bugner Mr. and Mrs Joe Bugner Charles E. Bulkowski Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burns Dr. David Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Collum Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Canine Joseph A. Dell Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Droll Mr. and Mrs. Don Droll Gerald T. Droll Mr. and Mrs. James W. Emerine 191 1 Florence lBa rretti Wonderly 1916 Frances lHeImstetterl Coughenour 1922 Alma lHelmstetterl Jacoby 1924 Austin Weber 1927 Antoinette Baurnstark 1928 Francis Marley, Sr. 02 Patrons Reverend Philip Feltman Mr. Francis Filliater Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Filliater The Foslin Staff Mr. and Mrs. RobertJ.Gase Mr. and Mrs. Steven Geroski Lowell K. Good, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hagenmaier Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hickman Mrs. Leah Hipsher Mrs. William V. Holman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hunker, Pioneer Corn Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kinn Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Kuhn Dr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Lehmann' Mrs. George Logsdon, Rawliegh Dealer Mrs. Mary Marr Merchants' Credit Bureau Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Donnell Loyal Alumni 1929 Mary lThilll Bugner Herman Faber C. J. Kuhn Florence lBeckl Myers Dorothy iFerwaltl Peluso Catherine lKeiferi Reese 1930 Mrs. Robert lBranti Butler Florence lAltwiesl Kuhn Ray J. Weber 1931 Cathrine lSchnitzlerl Kutz 1932 Joseph Blaser E. J. Kirian Rose Ellen Weber Mayor and Mrs. George W. Peeler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peltier Pelton's Super Market Phelps Canvas Service Mrs. Jeannette Phillips Red's Carry-Out Marvin Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts Roy's Shoe Repair Dr. W. R. Rutan Reverend Patrick Schart Dr. and Mrs. Robert Schroeter Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Schutt Dr. and Mrs. R. J, Seiler Dr. and Mrs. Emmet Sheeran Dr. John Slosser Towne C1 Country Beauty lnn Bob Ward's Gulf Service Mrs. H. C. Whitta Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Yarris 1933 Dorothy lAltwiesl Kirian 1934 Joseph Skonecki Leonard F. Skonecki 1936 Elmer D. Emerine lDeceasedl Carl E. Myers 1937 Joseph Magers Lillian lGOQdi Smith 1938 Helen lKrambl Cochie Robert Woltermyer 1939 Richard M. Weber John Woessner 1940 Paul W. Wagner 1941 Catherine Coughenour Paul Seebon Emmet T. Sheeran, M.D. Rita lArdnerJ Speelman 1942 Mary J. lWhittaJ Martin Kathryn lSmith7 Yost 1943 Mary DiCesare Emmett N. Droll Earl V. Graham Jr. William J. Loetfler Mildred lFinselJ Naderer 1944 Richard Collins Alice iHammerl Hark Joanne lEmerineJ Holderman Walter E. Kramb Doris iHussJ Margraf Patricia iHowardl Wolfarth 1945 Edward Collins Margaret lDrolli Schetter Kathleen lClinel Wunderlin 1946 Philomena DiCesare Mary Lou lHammerJ Hartman Richard Eugene Karcher Larry Mabus Regina iFilliateri Schlachter Russel Waltermeyer 1947 Mary lHallettl Collins Loyal Alumni, continued Floyd Derck Jerry Droll Robert J. Gase Harrold Sorg 1948 Sara E. lMartini Dotson Erma lLonswayJ MCC-rain John Pocs Ardella lFiIliaterJ Russell Carolyn L. iReinharti Wagner James C. Whitta 1949 Marjorie lGoodl Burger Edwin A. Kramb Elizabeth lParkJ Zeyen Richard Zeyen, Jr. 1950 Consuelo lNavarroi Cuellar Don Coughenour Rosina lDiCesarel Fritz Patty Hall Thomas Kramb Florian Podach Carl J. Reiter Eugene Schalk Betty iShultzl Sendelbach 1951 Carol lPotteiger7 Correll Julia DiCesare Carol lWalshi Grine Irma lJenningsJ Hammer James M. Holman Laura iReinharti Schroth Andrew Shaull 1952 Franklin Bugner Alice lLichtlel Danielak Helen iGilligi Durst Rita iKrambl Fox Virginia lHeilmanJ Frankart Mary lCoughenourl Gates Shirley iWagnerJ Podach Thomas R. Reiter Robert Whitta 1953 Mary Ann Dibling JoAnn lGilligi Doe Germaine lBrickneri Geyman Mary Kathrine lMilleri Groves Rosemary iFriasl Guillen Leonard Holman Theresa Kiebel Catherine iReiteri Naderer Rose Ann iSchalkl Nye John Walter 1954 Barbara lKirianJ Beach Loretta lDiCesarei Groves Florence lBulkowskil Pierce Richard Zirger 1955 Susan Uacobyl Harding Teresa iPelusol Lee Mary Ellen lRumschlagl Shank 1956 Lowell Bugner Lois iReeseJ Dearsman Carol lColemani Walter 1957 Jean Ann iPodachJ Brickner Patricia Bulkowski Virginia lFriasi Davila James P. Faber Alice iZiegmanJ LaFontaine Dorothy lBugnerl Opperman Dale H. Rumschlag lDeceasedl Jane lBugnerl Vande Kerkhoff Janet lPahli Willman lDeceasedi 1958 William Marley Doris Ann Norris 1959 Judith E. Kiebel Bonnie iMillerl Stanley Janet Magers 1960 John C. Baker, M.D. Phyllis lErblandi Chaney Patricia lFriasl Cupp Martha lBulkowskil Emerine Nancy lReesel Gingerick Francis M. Marley, Jr. Catherine Ann lBugnerl Noga Elaine iWilliamsi Peluso lDeceasedl Eugene W. Peluso Charles Steinmetz Joyce Zirger 1961 Joan M. lBugnerJ Alexander Joan lRumschlogl Eckenrod 1962 Rodney Dell Susan lMarleyl Dunn Suzanne lBugneri Elter Sheila M. Emerine Leona Frias Robert Furillo Cidell lLamberjacki Giannakopoulos Kathleen Gehring Mary Lou lSchalkl Lee Sandy lColemanl Litchle Elaine lZiegmanl Roush 1963 James E. Baker Carol lElchertJ Boos John R. Bugner Ronald Hammer Gary Scherger Susan Thompson Donald Woessner Clifford E.,Young Judith A. lReinharti Young 1964 Germaine lAllisl Bulkowski John Bulkowski Allen W. Creeger, Jr. Ann lStrousel Dell Mary Jo lBugnerl Dudgeon Brother Herman Joseph lEugenel Frankart Lucy lReesel Moulton Paulette K. llimerinei Myers Harry Peluso Joyce lBoesl Theis 104 1965 Ma rga ruite lBoesl Adams Maryelen lStearnsl Brandeberry Connie Brickner James Burkart Jane Cook Stephen C. Emerine Mike Gundlach Donna Haslinger Holly Jinks Barbara Marley Peter Norris Donna lRayi Reisner Pam Schetter Martha Schroeder Deborah lDelll Welly George Welly Gerald Woessner Fred Ziegman Thomas 1966 G. Baker Chris lHansonl Boes Roxanne Clark Esther A. lRumschlagl Compton Mary Ann Degens Patrick Enright Dottie lFrankartl Gohlke Charles W. Hendricks Georgianne Nye Michael Schroeder Jane lElcherti Sn-ider Richard Claudia Stephen Thomas William Virginia P. Waltermeyer lHaslingerl Weeks W. 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Main St. 435-6683 FOSTORIA, OHIO the FOSLIN for 1970. 117 CAMERON-WEBER INSURANCE AGENCY BEST OF LUCK, GRADUATES AGENTS Floyd C. Weber Douglas S. Cameron Charles R. LaNier Lesler W. Fruih You save more al While Fronl Store Hours 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.-Closed Sunday Locally Owned and Operafed by Earl and Tom Ash ' 11 fnlumbua Council Number 1197 Fostoria, Ohio Universal Guaranty Life Donald D. Johnson Fostoria 435-6073 Burns Realty 8. Insurance, I 337 N. Countyline Street 435-8165 Don's IGA Buckley 81 Sandusky Streets 435-2347 Kleinhen's 105 N. Main Street 435-2356 L 8: K Royal Buffet 725 North Countyline Street Fostoria 435-7530 Lee B. Luckey Agency 141 Perry Street Fostoria 435-7788 Compliments of Pete DiCesare Shoe Repair IIC Corner North and Main Streets Wigwam Resturant 8. Bar Fostoria-Perrysburg Road 435-3712 Sponsors Ken's Barber Shop 319 Perry Street 435-7252 Senior Class of 1970 St. Wendelin High School Fostoria, Ohio Ace Painting 8. Glass Shop 132 E. Center Street 435-4715 Fostoria Electric 109 Perry Street 435-8263 Paul L. Williams 217 E. South Street Fostoria 435-4584 The Fruth Hardware Co. Established-1907 Fostoria, Ohio Larry's Barber Shop 1 18 E. Tiffin Street Fostoria, Ohio Erma's Beauty Shop 125 M2 Summit Street 435-4521 Daughters of Isabella Madonna Circle No. 383 Fostoria, Ohio J. C. Penney Co., Inc. 210-12 S. Main Street Fostoria 435-2181 Economy Savings 8. Loan Co. 216 S. Main Street Fostoria 435-8136 Ohio Farmers 550 W. Fourth Street 435-7761 Bob Waltermeyer Plumbing 531 McDougal Street 435-731 1 Phil's Sohio W. Tiffin 8. S. Countyline 435-9982 Lesher Printers, Inc. 810 N. Wilson Ave.-332-8253 Fremont, Ohio 43420 Mary's Beauty Shop 111 S. Countyline Street 435-6922 Burger-Chef 301 N. Countyline Street 435-5919 11 Autographs fx klf f X x. . H3 F, , A- ., f 1 , C? g .Q wifi N fl x 1 I-9 1 1 '-sf-, . my T eg: 3742 . kr P9 .ag lr I , 'ff' 5- .JC nl Sai? xx 4 ri. 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