February 7, 1990 - Bob Norman, an 8th grader at St. Mary's School, won the geography bee as part of the 2nd year of the national competition sponsored by the National Geographic Society.

March 21, 1990 - Students from St. Mary's School were featured on TV on the "News Six" program on WBGU-TV, PBS, Bowling Green. Videotaping was done during the month by WBGU-TV and was featured on three separate programs. The 6th grade class of St. Mary's helped produce the program and got to travel to the TV station.

April 16, 1990 - The 87th Annual NCEA Convention was held in Toronto - Sister Patricia Meyer was chosen to receive a Distinguished Principal Award. She was one of 12 recipients chosen from 12 geographic regions by the Department of Elementary Schools of the National Catholic Educational Association.

May, 1990 - Mrs. Inez Kerlin, Clerk for St. Mary's School, was awarded a Gold Seal Certificate of Recognition by Campbell's for the 1990-91 Labels for Education Program for processing 8,825 labels.

May 31. 1990 - Graduation Mass was held for 14 graduates.

August, 1990 - Faculty & staff for the upcoming school year included: Principal - Sr. Patricia Ann; Kindergarten - Mrs. Mary Collins; 1st Grade - Mrs. Kathy Bolen; 2nd Grade - Sr. Jacquelline Swellinger, OSF; 3rd Grade - Sr. Patricia Paczosa, OSF; 4th Grade - Sr. Ellen Mary Fink, RSM; 5th Grade - Mrs. Debra Wilfong; 6th Grade - Mrs. Betty Obringer; 7th Grade - Miss Sharon Kinnear; 8th Grade - Miss Leah Coffey; Tutor - Mrs. Kathy Gillmor; Speech - Mrs. Suzi Stahl; Art - Mrs. Diana Bolen; Music - Mrs. Jody Eschenauer; School Nurse - Mrs. Lori Fisher; Cafeteria Supervisor - Mrs. Kathy Zilch; Clerk - Mrs. Inez Kerlin; Secretary - Mrs. Kay Dick; Maintenance - Mr. Dennis Wasserman.

August, 1990 - Faculty & staff for the upcoming school year included: Principal - Sr. Patricia Ann; Mrs. Kathy Bolen; Sr. Jacquelline Swellinger, OSF; Sr. Patricia Paczosa, OSF; Sr. Ellen Mary Fink, RSM; Mrs. Debra Wilfong; Mrs. Betty Obringer; Miss Sharon Kinnear; Miss Leah Coffey; Mrs. Kathy Gillmor; Mrs. Suzi Stahl; Mrs. Jody Eschenauer; Mrs. Lori Fisher; Mrs. Inez Kerlin; Mrs. Kay Dick; Mr. Dennis Wasserman; and Jennifer Schalk.

December 2, 1990 - As part of a larger Clyde-Green Springs community project called Operation Cookie, the St. Mary's students helped realize the project goal of sending 12,000 cookies to military personnel stationed in Saudi Arabia.

February 9, 1991 - Something new for 1991 at St. Mary's School was the Stamp Club, with retiree Bill Sarvis sharing his knowledge of stamp collecting.

May 29, 1991 - Graduation was held for 24 students in the 8th grade.

July 5, 1991 - A special article in the Catholic Chronicle featured teacher Miss Sharon Kinnear and discussed how she spends her summers. During the summer, Miss Kinnear held a 2-week computer literacy and educational game session for students in the 6th, 7th and 8th grades.

August, 1991 - Faculty & staff for the 1991-1992 school year included: Sister Patricia Ann Meyer, Dennis Wasserman, Kay Dick, Kathy Zilch, Kathy Gillmor, Inez Kerlin, Suzi Stahl, Jody Eschenauer, Debra Wilfong, Sister Ellen Fink, Kelli Collins, Kathy Bolen, Sister Jacqueline Swellinger, Sister Justine Gubernath, Betty Obringer, Sharon Kinnear, Leah Coffey, and Deanna Keegan.

April, 1992 - A special article appeared in the local newspaper, "Kay Dick Has The Answers" in the our Neighbor section. The article focused on all that Kay does both at St. Mary's School as the secretary for many years and within the community of Clyde in various committees and organizations. Kay was quoted that children come first and that she loves all the kids as she loves her own.

June 3, 1992 - The 30th graduation from St. Mary's School was held in which 28 eighth graders received diplomas. One student, Mark Dirlam, celebrated graduation with his father, Ralph Dirlam, who was in St. Mary's very first graduation class 30 years ago!

June 10, 1992 - The first class of D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) assembled. The program, sponsored locally by the Clyde Police Department and instructed by Officer Gary Enderle, helps 6th grade students in Clyde and St. Mary's Schools develop self-confidence and the ability to withstand peer pressure.

August 1, 1992 - Faculty & Staff for the upcoming school year included: Principal - Sister Rita Rogier; Pastor - Father George Losiewicz; Secretary - Kay Dick; 2n Grade - Sister Angela Kiel; 5th Grade - Debra Wilfong; 1st Grade - Kathleen Bolen; Tutor - Kathy Gillmor; Clerk - Inez Kerlin; Kindergarten - Kelli Collins; 4th Grade - Sister Ellen Fink; 3rd Grade - Sister Justine Gubernath; Maintenance - Dennis Wasserman; 6th Grade - Betty Obringer; 7th Grade - Sharon Kinnear; 8th Grade - Leah Coffey; Music - Judy Eschenauer; Cafeteria - Kathy Zilch; School Nurse - Lori Fisher; and Art - Diana Bolen.

August 26, 1992 - Sr. Rita Rogier began new duties at St. Mary's School, assuming the position of Principal, recently vacated by Sr. Patricia Ann. Sr. Rita was born and raised in Fostoria and graduated from New Riegel High School. She entered the Sisters of the Precious Blood in 1962. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Dayton and her Master's Degree from Aquina College in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

November 11, 1992 - St. Mary's FIRST EVER Toy Bowl Crown was won by the football team. The Knights, champions of the Tri-Deanery League with a score of 12-0. The team, as well as other fall sports teams, were honored at the annual awards program.

November 18, 1992 - The Annual Fall Sports Awards program was held in the school hall at 7:00 p.m. Leading the awards was St. Mary's first ever Toy Bowl win in football.

June 5, 1993 - Eighth Grade Graduation was held for 24 students with Father George Losiewicz and Monsignor Edward Dunn officiating at the ceremony.

August 30, 1993 - Principal Sister Rita Rogier welcomed the following staff: Kelli Collins (K), Kathy Bolen (1), Sister Angela (OSF/Tiffin) (2), Sister Justine (OSF/Tiffin) (3), Sister Ellen Fink (RSM) (4), Debra Wilfong (5), Betty Obringer (6), Sharon Kinnear (7), Leah Coffey (8), Kathy Gillmor (Tutor), Suzi Stahl (Speech), Jody Eschenauer (Music), Lori Fisher (Nurse), Kathy Zilch (Cafeteria), Inez Kerlin (Clerk), Kay Dick (Secretary), and Dennis Wasserman (Maintenance).

November 10, 1993 - Clyde St. Mary's Knights Football team won the Diocesan Toy Bowl and finished the season with a perfect 8-0 record. The team has lost only once in 16 games over two seasons.

February 16, 1994 - The Boys CYO 7/8th grade basketball team, coached by Ron Meade, finished the season with a 10-2 record. The 6th grade girls finished 13-1 and won the Tri-Deanery championship. Coaches were Joe Beier and Bill Nieset. The 5th grade girls, coached by Dennis Albrinck, finsihed with a 12-1 record and won the Tri-Deanery crown.

April 15, 1994 - Bishop Albert Ottenweller celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation at St. Mary's.

May 1, 1994 - First Holy Communion was celebrated for 31 students from St. Mary's with Fr. George Losiewicz as celebrant.

May 13, 1994 - Angie Beier was selected by 7th and 8th grade students as May Queen at St. Mary's School.

May 18, 1994 - St. Mary's Cadet boys and Junior girls CYO track teams took 1st place honors at the annual Toledo Diocese Track Meet which featured 28 schools. The Junior boys took 2nd place. The teams were coached by Ben Davis and Laura McBroom.

June 4, 1994 - There was a graduation Mass at St. Mary's for 22 eighth grade students. Fr. George Losiewicz awarded diplomas.

March 20. 1995 - The first joint effort between Sandusky County Catholic schools dinner/auction was a huge success. Preliminary figures announced indicated more than $60,000 was raised.

March 29, 1995 - St. Mary's CYO 6th grade girls basketball team finished the season 25-1. Team members were: Sarah Musser, Rachel Crooks, Rachel Dick, Carla Albrinck, Molly Halm, Jennifer Ritchey, Ashley Lopez, Michelle Goehring, and Kim Murray. They were coached by Dennis Albrinck, who was also Clyde's City Manager.

April 7, 1995 - David Halm, St. Mary's 7th grader, placed 5th of 100 students in the Ohio Geography Bee. This was David's 3rd appearance in the state contest.

May 17, 1995 - Theresa Gierhart was selected as May Queen and Jason Cook was selected as Crown Bearer. Both were 8th graders.

June 1, 1995 - Inez Kerlin resigned after many years as St. Mary's School clerk. Karen Meyer was hired to fulfill the duties as Auxiliary Services Clerk.

June 7, 1995 - St. Mary's School graduated 18 eighth graders.  Fr. Dennis Hartigan celebrated the Mass.

August 1, 1995 - The faculty consisted of: Kellie Collins (K), Kathy Bolen (1), Lori Ferstler (2), Sister Justine (3), Cindy Jenney (4), Deb Wilfong (5), Betty Obringer (6), Sharon Kinnear (7), Leah Coffey (8), Kathy Gillmor (Tutor), Jennifer Free (Music), Wes Douglas (Phys. Ed.), and Sister Rita (Principal).

November 8, 1995 - St. Mary's 8th grade Volleyball team were the champions of the Toledo Diocese with a 21-1 record. They were coached by Marilyn Harnden and Jan Crooks. The football team was runner-up in the Toy Bowl and were coached by Kevin West.

February 3, 1996 - Congratulations to team members of Clyde St. Mary's School Challenge Bowl. The White Team won the annual Catholic Schools Challenge bowl. This was the sixth time that St. Mary's had won since 1982.

February 24, 1996 - Elizabeth Halm, Molly Halm, and David Halm all placed first in their age division of the annual "God, Flag and Country" oratory competition sponsored by the Clyde Eagles Club.

February 28, 1996 - Coach Dennis Albrinck and his 7th grade Lady Knights basketball team won the CYO regular season league and the tournament with a 15-1 overall record.

March 27, 1996 - For the fourth consecutive year, David Halm had earned the right to compete in the State Geography Bee.

April 12, 1996 - Bishop Robert Donnelly officiated at St. Mary's Sacrament of Confirmation.

May 1, 1996 - The Catholic Knights of Ohio announced that Monica Hay of St. Mary's School won first place in the Toledo Diocese for her essay on "Spiritual Things That Bring Happiness Into My Life."

May 5, 1996 - 27 students received their First Holy Communion at the Sunday Mass.

May 22, 1996 - Monica Hay was May Queen and Bobby Rathbun was the Crown Bearer.

June 22, 1996 - 21 students graduated from the 8th grade at St. Mary's School.

August 1, 1996 - The 40th Anniversary school year began with the following staff: Sister Rita Rogier (Principal), Kay Dick (Secretary), Karen Meyer (Clerk), Connie Snyder (K), Kathy Bolen (1), Lori Ferstler (2), Sister Justine (3), Cindy Jenney (4), Debra Wilfong (5), Betty Obringer (6), Sharon Kinnear (7), Leah Coffey (8), Kathy Zilch (Cafeteria), and Lori Fisher (Nurse).

October 24, 1996 - St. Mary's faculty and students "stepped back in time" celebrating the school's 40th anniversary and had a "1956" style school day.

November 27, 1996 - New technology came to St. Mary's School. Laserdiscs were available for the science programs in grades K-8.

March 12, 1997 - Congratulations to the 8th grader Girls Basketball team for winning the tri-deanery and league championships! The girls also were runner-up in the entire diocesan tournament.

May 4, 1997 - St. Mary's held its First Holy Communion at a 12:30 Mass.

May 14, 1997 - Rachel Dick was selected May Queen at St. Mary's School and Jared Myers was chosen as the Crown Bearer.

June 5, 1997 - 21 students graduated from the 8th grade.

June, 1997 - The 1997 graduation class donated the life-size Knight figure to St. Mary's School.

June 22, 1997 - Miss Kathy Holcomb became the new principal of St. Mary's School.

August 1, 1997 - The staff for the 1997/1998 school year was: Kathy Holcomb (Principal), Penny Seitz (K), Kathy Bolen (1), Lori Ferstler (2), Sister Justine (3), Cindy Jenney (4), Debra Wilfong (5), Betty Obringer (6), Sharon Kinnear (7), and Leah Coffey (8).

August 1, 1997 - Enrollment was 60 boys and 87 girls for a total of 147 students.

August 30, 1997 - St. Mary's School celebrated its first Alumni Reunion Gathering. Father Peter Zafe (interim pastor) celebrated Mass with the alumni. A dinner followed the liturgy.

October 8, 1997 - Father Peter Zafe observed the anniversary of the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi by blessing the children of St. Mary's School and their pets.

November 15, 1997 - St. Mary's Verse choir comprised of 6th, 7th and 8th graders, won first place at the St. Patrick's of Heatherdowns speech contest.

November 21, 1997 - A new parents' organization was formed. PALS' (Parents Aiding Learning Students) purpose was to help improve student life and stimulate spiritual growth by working with parents, teachers, and students.

April 24, 1998 - 30 students received the Sacrament of Confirmation as Bishop Donnelly officiated a beautiful liturgy.

May 3, 1998 - First Holy Communion was held at St. Mary's Church.

June 1, 1998 - 17 students graduated from the Eighth grade.

June 1, 1998 - The 8th graders, parents, and some parishioners went on the first 8th grade trip to the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. The overnight stay included a trip to a game at Tiger Stadium.

August, 1998 - The school staff for the year was: Kathy Holcomb (principal), Margaret Inks (K), Kathy Bolen (1), Becky Cummings (2), Sister Justine Gubernath (3), Cindy Jenney (4), Debra Wilfong (5), Betty Obringer (6), Sharon Kinnear (7), Leah Coffey (8), Kathy Gillmor (tutor), Karen Meyer (clerk), Charlotte Michaels (nurse), Kathy Zilch (cafeteria), Steve Thurn (Phys. Ed), and Kay Dick (secretary).

August, 1998 - Enrollment was 141 students in Grades K-8.

December 1, 1998 - St. Mary’s Seventh Graders coordinated the Caring for Clyde Kids holiday toy collection. The service project had been a school tradition for 13 years, with Seventh Graders taking charge the past eight years.

May 12, 1999 - St. Mary’s students participated in a Math-A-Thon and collected more than $2,000 to help fund research at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

June 3, 1999 - The Eighth Grade went on a class trip to Chicago and visited Chinatown, the Lincoln Park Zoo, the Sears Tower, and many other interesting places.

June 10, 1999 - Fourteen students graduated from the Eighth Grade on June 10. The Rev. Jeff Nordhaus officiated at the graduation Mass.

August, 1999 - The school staff for the year is: Kathy Holcomb (principal), Margaret Inks (K), Kathy Bolen (1), Amanda Ripple (2), Sister Justine (3), Cindy Jenney (4), Debra Wilfong (5), Betty Obringer (6), Sharon Kinnear (7), Leah Coffey (8), Angie Carroll (tutor), Karen Meyer (clerk), Charlotte Michaels (nurse), Kathy Zilch (cafeteria), Jack Kaemming (Phys Ed.), Laney Grosswiler (music), Jason Blough (band), Pete Ptak (maintenance), and Kay Dick (secretary).

August, 1999 - School enrollment for grades K-8 was 139.

August 26, 1999 - The ASK (After School Knights) program was begun to offer students assistance with homework from 3:00-4:00. St. Mary’s teachers assist and supervise the one-hour session. Enrichment courses are also included throughout the year.