Ridgeville High School - Shadow Yearbook (Ridgeville Corners, OH)

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2 ary Ruffer: liris' llee-.1,2; Mixed Chorus-1,2; Band-1,2,3,4; County Band-1,2,3,4; Class Officer-1,3,4; Banquet Co.u- .r. it tee-3; Class p]ay 3; Paper Staff-2; Annual Staff Librarian-2, 3, 4; Cheer- leaders, 4; Elimination Test-',2,3. I'.vrl Short: Bovs' llee-3 , 2, 3; ixed Chorus-],?., ,4; Manager-3, 4; County Band-4. William Von Oeylen: F.F.A. ],2; Basketball-l,2, 3; aselal1-1,2,3,4. Eldor ' esche: A.-1, ; Boys' Uee-l,: 3; ixed Chorus- 1,2, ; County Chorus-2.

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CLASS HISTORY m tne fall of '42, fifty Fresh-can entered high school •md bashfully peeked into the study-hall door undecided whether to enter or not. Several weeks later they elected these officers: William Buehrer-President; Vernon Hester- man-Vice President; Wary Ruffer-Secretary; and Wilfred Cor- des-Treasurer. -Ve chose Mrs. Husted as our advisor. Forty students returned in the fall of '43 to become Sophomores. The following were chosen as leaders for their SoDhoxore year: Vernon Kesterman-Presldent; Norman Hester- man-Vice President; Lois Maassel-Secretary; and William fcuehrer-Tressurer. Miss V.ax was our advisor. For the fall of '44, thirty-one students come back to be Juniors. Officers for that year were: Norman Hesterman- Presldent; Vernon Hesterman-Vice President; Wary Ruffer-Sec- retary; and Phyllis Flucklnger-Treasurer. Miss Max was cho- sen as our class advisor. On March 16, we presented our class play, Orandad Steps Out ----a huge success.' On May 7, we entertained the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet held at the Lutheran Parish House in Napoleon. This year thirty members came back, but at the begin- ning of the year, Herbert Miller left us to serve in the U. S. Navy, leaving us twenty-nine members to graduate. Af- ter a few days of school, the following officers were elect- ed: Kenneth Oerken-Presldent; Norman Hesterman-Vice Presi- dent; Lois Maassel-Secretary; Vary Ruffer-Tre«surer; and Mlss Max as our advisor. On May 3, we oresented the olay Yimmle Yonson's Yob . Baccalaureate services were held in the school audit- orium with Rev. A. Hahn officiating, on May 12. Rev. Kurth of Fort ’°ayne, Indiana, delivered our com- mencement address on May 16. We, the class of 1946, enjoyed our four years of high school life, and are proud to be the largest class ever to graduate from Ridgevllle High School. MUSIC The band started a successful year with forty-two bers under the leadership of Mr. Lombardi. mem- under At the Christ.nas Program the mixed chorus sang- Away in a Manger , Hark, the Herald Angels Sing , 0 Come all Ye Faithful , Joy to the World , We Three Kings , and While Sh?oherd8 Watch Their Flocks . The band alao olaved a few numbers for this Christmas pro»»rom.