Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

Wlza tsoe ver a man so wetl1, 4-if -Q, Y L.-Z ' .fi if- V'-1325-1-'iv gpg? tr 1 I '1 ' Q.. ,ix .i- ,f of I 'E 'I ..1' g II' kd ,1..- J nag M U ?vLSA ' g v x N ...if- ' iiwr , ,, X W X N 1 W RCGHAN PBESEHTED BY THE SEHIOR CLI-lSS HIl'1ETEEl'1 HUIIDBED FIFTY-SIX PUBLISHED BY THE IOUBIIHLISITI CLHSS Advisor .......... Editor-in-Chief .... Copy Editor ..... Photo Editor ...... Sports Editor ...... Business Manager Artist ............... THE Betty Arndt Ardith Bloom Clyde Booze Landra Boyer Dianne Dick Donna Drown Larry Eaton Lou Ann Fox Staunton Harrison Boselyn Karlovetz Susie Nickel Eleanor Nitschke Dick Randolph Tom Shearer Barbara Tooley . .... Clayton D. Tooley . ...... Iudy Ann Hill .......Io'Del Both . . . . . .Ierry Woodruff . . . . . .Dave Cole . . . . .Mary Zilles . . . . .Iarnes Sale STHFF Marcia Wayman Marilyn Valentine Beverly Kindred Connie Walton Iohn Lambriqht Baymona Cooper Betty Hasselbach Iim Zimmerman Mary Lawrence Carol Neason Sondra McCollister Mary Augustine Douq Hirt Donna Lindsay Ion Gilbertson S. K 4 AP x 'R Q.. i iw ff ,MQ , w A f - 'img mt V . Q Fx Dibfvwxrgh, Q hi f fx s PROLOGUE Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. As we, the seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty-six, leave the halls that have been our home for six years, we can only wonder what lies ahead of us. For some of us, there will be college: for others, military servicep and for another group, the entering into the world of business. We feel justly proud to say, l was graduated from Ross High. We feel that our teachers have taught their lessons well, and we leave our high school pre- pared to give our all to whatever we do, that we may find the happiness and security that everyone seeks from life. Ross High Alma Mater Hail the Giants, Hail to Ross: May the breeze our Banner toss. See our colors, loved and fair, Streaming in the evening air. Lo, the western sky aflame, At the praise of thy dear name. Thro' the twilight shadows dim, Faint, sweet echoes of this hymn. Alma Mater, hail to thee! True and loyal hearts have we! Well we've loved thee in the past, Still we'll love thee to the last. Tis education forms the common mind 6 --AK' Q., +5 Enter to learn go forth to serve. . lust as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined. -Alexander Pope Highlights of The Year September 12 School Began 15 Thurs. Introductory Assembly October 18 Tues. F. T. A. Assembly-Dr. Walter A. Zaugg 21 Fri. Magazine Drive Assembly 28 Fri. N. W. O. T. A. NO SCHOOL November 7 Mon. Student Council School Bond Issue Assembly 11 Fri. Armistice Day NO SCHOOL 18 Thurs. Iunior Class Play Cuttings 21-22 Iunior Class Play 23 Wed. Thanksgiving Program-A. C. C. and Lanny Potts 24-25 NO SCHOOL Thanksgiving Vacation December 7 Wed. Football and Cross Country Assembly 15 Thurs. Swim Squad Assembly 22-Ian. 3 Christmas Vacation NO SCHOOL. Ianuary 4 Wed. Student Council Assembly--Vandalism February ll Sat. Y-Teen, Hi-Y Semi-Formal Valentine Dance 20 Mon. Student Council Crime Prevention Assembly 22 Wed. Washinqton's Birthday NO SCHOOL March 1 Thur. Wrestler's Dinner 5 Mon. Spanish Banquet 6 Tues. Dance Band Assembly 14 Wed. Iunior Class Assembly 15 Thurs. F. F. A. Banquet 16 Fri. Basketball Assembly. 20 Tues. Swimming Assembly 28 Wed. Easter Play 28-Apr. 3 Easter Vacation NO SCHOOL April 5 Thurs. Youth Government Assembly B Fri. 7-8 Assembly 13 Fri. Solo and Ensemble Assembly 13 Fri. Sadie Hawkins Dance May 2 Wed. Senior Play Cuttings 3-4 Senior Class Play 8 Tues. Senior Award Assembly ll Fri. Dauble Spelling Contest 15 Tues. G. A. A. Assembly 17 Thurs. Youth Government Day 17 Thurs. G. A.A. Banquet 18 Fri. D. A. R. Assembly 25 Fri. Senior Class Day: Banquet and Assembly 27 Sun. Baccalaureate 28 Mon. Iunior-Senior Prom 30 Wed. Memorial Day NO SCHOOL Iune l Thurs. Commencement N -:r . .,,. .f . -'as' ' .355 Us .. Y X I N N Q xr 'YS K Y X I A K xx N WN X1 I f X K Q x X .S 'NX . . Q. N X sw l'n.z'.u U11 Sf.-mlIfyu r, 9 Y ,XL1 K, ... Scllurday Aimaday 3,0 Q 3 Ium' ' iff 2:1 'z'v fi 1'ff '4' ' ' ' ,,gj,jj-511 U 'fm fm. .M-M1 'm Rfz,-niL,.,, ff, .4 1-f ' . ...,. ,.,.k, 'frvf.Q ' ' 'X--.1.,Is, ..,..1.. . -.,,, .,., Jn .,,.4.f.. ADMINISTRATION --f ' R X XI X XXII x x , .X 0 if N XA , 1,3e:?IQ.fv,V I SEATEDiSuperintendent A. E. Rupp, Darwin H. Findley, Orvil Otermat. STI-XNDINGfIames Lee, Paul Wehrmeister, Donald Hirshberger, Lamar Ioseph. Board of Education Looming ahead oi the Board ot Education is one oi the biggest jobs they have been laced with in a long time- that oi the supervision of the building ot the new high school. To them also ialls the task of hiring teachers and balancing the school budget. To these men we can only say, Thanks, for a job Well done. , . MR. ALLEN E. RUPP Superintendent The students of Ross High are proud to have a superintendent like Mr. Rupp. His ability to co-ordinate the classes and activi- ties of a great school system are truly appreciated by all of the graduating Seniors as Well as the student loody. MR. l-l. RANDALL MILLER Assistant Principal A cheery smile and a ready help- ing hand characterize our assist- ant principal, Mr. H. Randall Miller. One of his main duties is taking care of the boys' attendance records. Pew of us realize the many administrative jobs he han- dles efficiently and capably. lt has truly been a pleasure to know and Work with Mr. Miller. MR. C. R. COOPER Principal Through our years at Ross, We have come to know and value the friendship of Mr. Cooper, our principal. Not only has he been our principal, but also our friend, adviser, and helper. As We, the seniors, leave Ross, We say Thanks-for the friend you have been to us, and for the quidinq hand you have offered us. MR. ROBERT SEELE Dean of Boys A new position was added to the Ross faculty this year. Mr. Robert Seele, a familiar figure around school, has very capably filled this position of Ross High's first Dean of Boys. His job is not an easy one as he is responsible for the boys in all six grades. Bettering teacher-pupil relations, counseling with boys about grades and vocations, and just generally being someone they can turn to when they need help are the jobs of Mr. Seele. ,Nga V NH? CSR? 2 Q MISS THELMA HUGHES Visiting Teacher Miss Hughes works mainly with the girls of Ross. She keeps records of their attendance and truancy and is always available for counsel when troubles arise. Bettering relations between the home life and school is also an important part of her work. Surely we always remember the friendliness and helpfulness of Miss Hughes when we think of our years at Ross. STANDING Potnclo Weller Ruth Cook. Office Secretaries Mrs. Letterman, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Swedersky Gusrorf Secretaries Custocllans peg :www ,gm ,yew 5 ' -rgperzxdivff 5+ - rr-gwgmg V336 Frank Shoemaker Hurry Ogg Roy VcxnNess Richard Mason . A Harold Althoif, B.S. Western Michigan U. of Michigan Gym Intramurals Mrs. Alicia A. Baker, B.S. Roy C. Ballenqer. B.S.. Mrs. Marilyn Beckler, B.S. Marietta College M,A, Ohio State U. Home Economics, English Muskingum College Special Class Ohio Stale U. World History Miss Goldie Bowlus Mrs. Nancy Carlson, B.S. Howard A. Cochran A.B.. MJL U- Of Minn9S0lU B.S.. M.A. ohio U. Efigllsh, 11 , ohio sims U. English III Student Council Advisor, Guidance 8 inior Class Counselor, Sophomore Class Advisor Freshman Boys' Counselor Iunior Girls' Counselor Miss Helen Darr, B.S. Bowling Green State U. Math. 7, Algebra l Camera Club, Cafeteria Cashier, Orientation Program, Seventh Grade Girls' Counselor Robert L. Doolitle BJL, M.A. Western Reserve U. merican History, Ohio History, Shop Math, Science 7. ss Ethel M. Gam, A.B. of Michigan, College Wooster, Otterbein Col- 'e, Toledo Conservatory the Arts, Phidelah Rice School of the Spoken Word. English 8 Lawrence R. Dozen B.S.. in Bd. Bowling Green State University, Ashland College, Ohio State U. Math 8, Driver's Training Lab. Baseballfhead coach, Eighth Grade Boys' Counselor. George M. Gruse B.S.. M.S. Oshkosh State, Stout Institute General Shop I-Il-III Swimming, Head Coach. Fred A. Dupont, B.S. Central Normal College, Mrs. IoAnne Elder. B.A. College ol Wooster Oakland City College, Ball Girls' gym, Girls' swim- State Teachers' College, Zanerian College of Pen- manship. Bookkeeping I-Il Treasurer of Activities Gordon Bowling Ohio State U., U. ot Michigan. Social Science IV, Ameri can History, Economics Senior Class Advisor, School Work Program, Senior Boys' Counselor. Hart. B.S., M.S. Green State U. ming, Aqua Maids. Kenneth R. Hille B.S., M.A. Wagner Memorial Luther- an Colleqe, Bowling State U., Ohio State U. BioloqY, Science 7 Biology Club, Hi-Y. Miss Gertrude D. Bliss B.S., M.A. Ohio State U. Columbia U. Girls' Gym, Health G.A.A., Modern Dance, Fencing, Girls' Varsity Basketball X 'Sf' g -.., lack Decker, B.S., M.A. Ohio State U. Science 7-8, lunior and Senior High Boys' Swim- ming, Football Backfield Coach, Head Tennis Coach, Miss Imogene M. Forsyth A.B. Oberlin College, U. ot Paris, U. of Mexico, Ohio State U,, U. of Michigan. Columbia U., U. of Toledo. Spanish I-ll, French I-II, Dramatics, Dramatics Dis rector,' National Thespion Society, French Clubs, Spanish Clubs, Senior Girls' Counselor. Miss Hilda Holelick, B.S. Michigan State Normal College History 8 13 Christy Holland B.S. in Ed. Wilmington College, Bowl- ing Green State U. Science 9, Physics, Chem- istry, Chemphybiogens. Fred Huffman, Dilploma Mrs. Mila Huffman. BJ-l. in Ed.. B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State U., Duke U., Ohio U., Ohio Northern. Drawing I-ll, Sophomore Boys' Counselor Miami U., Ohio Northern, Bowling Green State U. English I-ll-lll. lohn l'hnat, B.S. in Ed. Miss Susan Kilmer Bowling Green State U. Bls, in Ed, Typing I-Il, Football4ass't Bowling Green State U coach, Basketball4ass't U. of Viennuflxustticxl coach, Track--asst coach, English 8, Speech' Speech Activities. Karl Kooistra B.S.M., M.A. Grand Rapids Conserva- tory of Music, Western State Teachers' College, Grand Rapids Iunior Col- lege, Blutiton College, Ohio State U. Vocal Music 7-8, Ir. High Choir, A. C. C., Various Ensembles. William Luallen. BA. Bowling Green State U. English ll, Physics, Football Trainer, Chemphybiogens Mrs. Grace Lyons B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State U.. Ohio U., U. of Utah. History 8, Geography 7. Malcolm Mackey, B.P.E. Purdue U. Geography 7, Head Foot ball Coach, Ass't. Basket ball Coach, Head Wres tling Coach. F. L. McClintock B.A.. MJ-X. Ashland College, Columbia U. World History, American History Roy Miller, B.S., M.S. Kehhelh MONO!! R. E. Murray, B.S. Howard W. Nowells Kem 51019 A.B. M.S. Bradley U' B.S.. M.S. Machine Shop I-ll, V. I. C. Heidelberg College, Ohio Relative Trades l-ll, Ohio Smte U' State U. Dwwmq ,If Trades Agriculture l-ll-Ill-IV Algebra l-ll, Geometry I-II, Coofdmfllor- F. F. A. Trigonometry. Mrs. Mary Sanders, B.S. Harold Schahet. B.S. Clarence Schieler Bowling Green State U. Ohio Northern U., Ohio B.S.' M. Ed. SPeC1G1C1GSs- State U' Heidelberg coiiege, Bowl' 14 General Shop l-ll-lll, Cross Country Coach. ing Green State U. Shop Math, Science 9, Geometry l, Junior Class Advisor, Cheerleader Advisor. Paul Raines, A.B. Heidelberg College, Bowl- ing Green State U. Social Science IV, Ameri- can History, Ass't Football Coach, Ass't. Basketball Coach. Benoit R. Schneider B.A., B.S. Bowling Green State U. Chemistry, Science 9. Mrs. Marian Schwartz B.S. Bowling Green State U. Vocational Home Econorr ics I-Il-Ill-IV, F. H. A Sophomore Girls' Counselor. ifi til?-:P 'Q .sg , ess- .j- -. gags, , 1 it .. s. jx pf. . ri fig! .tx it lgvifi 'hi Q all ., we X wut Walter Sells. B.S.M. Dberlin College, Oberlin Conservatory ot Music. unior Band, Cadet Band, enior Band, Dance Band, lnstrumental Supervisor. Mrs. Dorothy Stebner B.S. in Ed. Miami U., Cornell U. -lorne Economics ll-lll-IV. Miss Anna M. Setzler B.S., M.A. Wellesley College, Ohio State U., Teachers' College of Columbia U. Math. 8. M . V, .-ii. J 3. -is--uitxfs .. , 'L as wists. .. :xt 1 - fmfffvef Iack Stierwalt, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State U. Music, Band. Gene P. Smith. B.S. Bowling Green State U. Shop 7-8, Seventh and Eighth Grade Coach. Ellsworth A. Snyder, ILB. Findlay College, Toledo U., Ohio State U., General Motors Institute ot Technology. Drivers' Training, Auditor- ium Supervisor, Director ot Visual Education. Mrs. Carmie Staqer. B.S Bowling Green State U. English Il, Geography 7 Guidance 8. A. C. Stokes, Sr. A.B.. M.A. U. of Pennsylvania, U. ot Michigan. Commercial Math, Human Relations, Freshman Class Advisor, Iunior Boys' Counselor. 3-'IS Iohn Titsworth. A.B., M.A. Findlay College, Ohio State U. Health, Boys' Swimming 7-B, Faculty Manager ot Athletics, Ass't. Athletics Coach. Mrs. Clayton D. Tooley ILE. Defiance College. Math 7, Home Economics, Math. Clayton D. Tooley A.B., M.A. Defiance College, Ohio State U. 'iglish I-IV, Iournalism, hatter, Croghan Annual, Sophomore Cubs, 7 s vi . . i diss Natalie Woodin B.S. in Ed. owling Green State U. English 7, English I. Y-Teens .file Mrs. Winilred Turner A.B., M.A., M.S. Ohio Wesleyan, Southern California, Western Re- serve, National U. ot Mexico. Library, Library Club. Comelius VanderBilt B.A. Mount Union College Science 8, Geography 7 Football, Basketball, Grade School Basketball lr. High Track. Miss Mabel Young ILB., M.A. Heidelberg College, Ohio State U. Latin l-ll-Ill, Latin Club, Future Teachers of America. Al Ziemke, B.A. Wooster College, U. ot Chattanooga, Bowling Green State U. Algebra I, Math 7, Basket' ball--head coach, Fresh- man Football Coach, Sev- enth Grade Boys' Counselor. Miss Mary L. Williams B.S. in Ed.. A.M. Ohio U., Chicago U. Wittenberg College. Art, Art Club. QL .... .1 is... . . 1 S x Y' an . A ,X ' Q 4 . . ,.. Richard L. Zinn. B.S. Bowling Green State U. Shop, Drawing I, Mrs. Ruthe Walter Heidelberg College English 7, Eighth Grade Girls' Counselor. Mrs. Marian Chester B.A. Private Secretary Diploma, B.C.5. Heidelberg gollege, Tiffin Office Practice, lunior Business, Stenography I-ll, Mrs. Margaret Godfrey B.S. in Ed. Ohio State U., Wisconsin U. Home Economics Miss Naomi I.. Lisle A.B.. A.M. Capital U., Columbia U. English I I5 Senior Class Song BY DAVID COLE Tune: May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You We'll remember you dear Ross High For as long as we may live. You have tried your best to teach us, Now we're on our Way. To the teachers we're so thankful, F or the lessons we have learned. To the luniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, We say carry on. We can ne'er forget the dances, Nor the good times that we have had As we pass into the world, May we all tind happiness. Grant that we may be successful, ln all that we try to do. May our lives have been influenced By our years with you. New the curtain's slowly drawing On our Senior Year at Ross, Soon will be the great Commencement Ot the years that lie ahead. We've enjoyed our years at Ross High. We've enjoyed the fun we've had. Now this day will be the last That we,will spend with you. So good-bye, good luck, God bless you, Carry on, For our dear old Ross High. John Lambright J Del B th Betty Hasselboch Raymona Cooper Mr H t Being a Senior has really been wonderful! Oi the many things We will remember oi our high school career, topping the list will be our Senior activities. Nothing promotes a feeling oi closeness in a class more than working together, which our class has done remarkably Well. Though We may never again see some of our classmates after Commencement, We will always remem- ber them when We take a few moments to reminisce about years gone by. Betty Lou Arndt A-Cappella' Choir 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball lgirlsl l-Z-3-4 Class Play Cstaftl 3 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Biology Club 2 Pres., Pres., 4 Sec. Chemphybiogens 3-4 Latin Club l-2 Library Staff l Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Mary Augustine A Cappella Choir l Class Play 3 Biology Club 4 French Club 3-4 Pres. F.T.A. 3-4 G.A.A. l-2-3-4 Fencing Club 3-4 National Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 1-2 Speech 2 Student Council l Y-Teen 2 Forensic League 2 3 ., isxifiii 7 - -'Casin ' is rr, . K. .r,.st.t5 ' 5 '71 .2 ,L az , Dick Arter A Cappella Choir French Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Cafeteria Staff l-2 lack Balsizer Hall Monitor 1 Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Student Council 3 Swimming l-2-3-4 Robert Agee Football 2-3 Prom Committee 3 Swimming 1-2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Ianice Anspach Band l-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Biology Club 4 Hall Monitor l-2-3 lntramurals l-2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Darlene Albright Library Staff 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Office Assistant 3 Calvin Anstecxd Basketball l-2-3 F.F.A. l-2-3-4 Football 2-3 Track 2 Intramurals 4 Transfer from Green Springs Willis Bartlett Band l-2-3-4 Camera Club 3-4 Chatter 2-3 Class Play 3-4 Biology Club 4 Earthquake Staff 3 Hi-Y 2 Intramurals l-2 Latin Club l-2 National Thespian Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3 V Pres 4 Pres Swimming 1-2 Science Club 3-4 Class Officer Z Pres Beverly Beier Marlene Baumer Hall Monitor l FHA 4 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Office Assistant 34 Dorothy Bender A Cappella Choir l-Z-3 Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Office Practice 4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 G.A.A. l-2-3 Office Assistant 4 Spanish Club 3 XWWU Ioyce Berlekamp Haldon Black A Cappella Choir G.A.A. 3 Debate Team 4 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 2-3 3 Footballl-2-3-4 Track l Swimming Club 3 Y-Teen 3 Wayne Blausey F.F.A. l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 IoAnne Bliss F.H.A. 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Landra Boyer Barbara Brashares Ardith Bloom Annual Staff 4 Basketball lqirlsl l-2-3-4 G.A.A. l-2-3-4 Fencing 2-3-4 Biology Club 2-3 Treas. 4 Historian Latin Club l-2 Library Staff l-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Cstaffl Marilyn Bork Class Play 3 Dramatics 4 G.A.A. l-2 Intramurals 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council l-2 Y-Teen 4 Office Assistant 2-3 Clyde Booze. Ir. A Cappella Choir 2-4 Annual Staff 4 F.F.A. l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Cafeteria Staff l-2-3 Io'Del Both Annual Staff 4 CCopy Editorl Band l-2-3-4 Basketball CGirls varsityl I-2-3 Chatter 2-3-4 fCopy Editorl Class Play 3-4 Cstaffl Dance Band 3 G.A.A. l-2-3-4 Treas. Intramurals I-2-3 Latin Club l-2 Library Staff 1 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3-4 Y-Teen 3 Class Officer 4 V. Pres Annual Staff 4 Band l-2-3 Chatter 2-3-4 Editor-in-Chief Class Play Staff 3-4 G.A.A. l-2-3-4 Chemphybioqens 3-4 Sec. Biology Club 4 Latin Club I-2 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 Rep. Y-Teen 2-3-4 Office Assistant 2 Forensic League 2 Gail Brauchla A Cappella Choir 1-2 Band 1-2 Glee Club l-2 Hi-Y 1-2 Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Transfer from Angola, Indiana 20 A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3 Cast 51 Staff F.'I'.A. 3-4 Bioloqy Club 2 Chernphybioqens 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Treas. National Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 Sec. Y-Teen 2-3-4 Sec.-3 Dramatics 3 Iackie Brookmyer Class Play l G.A.A. 1-Z Glee Club 1-2 Intramurals 1-2-3 Library Staff l-2-3 Spanish Club 3-4 Student Council 2 Y-Teen 3-4 Transfer from Perrysburq Dana Bunn Prom Committee 3 Nettie Carter F.l-LA. 1 Hall Monitor 2 Intramurals 1 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 3-4 Glenda Byers F.H.A. l-2-3-4 Hall Monitor 2 Intramurals l-2 Prom Committee 3 Office Assistant 3-4 Daniel Clark A Cappella Choir Librarian Band 1-2-3 Camera Club 3 Class Play 3 Biology Club 4 Art Club 3-4 Hi-Y 2 Intramurals 1 Prom Committee 3 Student Council I 2-3-4 - w rt-S Zi-Wilt -0-R+ Iim Clark Basketball 1-2 Football I-2-3-4 Intramurals I Pfom Committee 3 Track 1-2-4 David Willis Cole Annual Staff 4 fSports Ed.J Band l-2-3-4 Chatter 2-3-4-Sports Ed. Class Play 3-4 Chemphybioqens 3-4 I-Ii-Y 2 Intramurals 1-2 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3- Chairman Student Council l-4 Treas. Lynn Cobb Biology Club 2 Intramurals l Latin Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2 Dick Coleman Football I-2-3 Wrestling 3-4 Student Council 2 Track 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 21 Icxmes Cross Camera Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club l-2 Office Assistant l Chemphybiogens 4 Dan Cunningham Prom Committee 3 22 Melvin Crowell F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Biology Club 2 Prom Committee 3 Cafeteria Staff l-2-3 Suzanne Curtin Chatter Z-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Biology Club 3-4 French Club 3 Treas.-4 Program G.A.A. 1-2-3 Vice Pre Intramurals 1-2-3-4 s-.4 Latin Club 1-2 V. Pres. National Thespian 3-4 V. Pres. Swimming Club 2-3 Sec.-4 Sec. Y-Teen 2 Forensic League 2 Class Officer l-2 Sec. Dramatics 3 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3-4 F.T.A. 4 Iohn Colvin Camera Club 3-4 Football l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Swimming l Track l-2-3-4 Carol Coon A Cappella Choir F.H.A. 2-3-4-V. Pres. Ensemble 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 Aqua Maids 2-4 Y-Teen 2 Office Assistant 2 l-2-3-4 Ronnie Conger Prom Committee 3 V.l.C. 3-4 V. Pres. 3 Raymona Cooper A Cappella Choir l-2 Band 1-2-3-4 Girls Basketball l-2-3 Class Play 3-4 G.A.A. l-2-3-4 Sec. Latin Club l-2 Sec. Prom Committee 3 Chairman Y-Teen 3 Office Assistant 4 Class Officer 4 Sec. Iohn A. Damschroder Reserve Basketball l-2 Class Play 4 Football 2-3 Hall Monitor 2 Baseball 2-3-4 Wrestling 3 Latin Club l Prom Committee 3 Tennis l Sue A. Dempsey A Cappella Choir Band l-2-3-4 F.l-LA. 1-2-3 Glee Club l-2-3 Latin Club 2 Prom Committee 3 Typing Club 3 Class Play 4 Dramatics 4 Transfer from Lakeside -vt? Scott E. DeMcu-s A Cappella Choir 4 Art Club l Ensemble 4 Hall Monitor 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Arlene Dick Chatter 2-3-4 Class Play 3 Biology Club 4 lntramurals l-2-3 Library Staff l Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3-4 V. Pres. Student Council 3 Y-Teen 2-3 V. Pres.-4 Pres ? i lk-, 911. L,- msw . 4 af ,Egg- Dianne Dick Annual Staff 4 Chatter 2-3-4 Bioloqy Club 3-4 V. Pres. F.T.A. 2-3-4 Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Marilyn Dotson Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3 Office Practice 4 Office Assistant 4 Nilu Diehr Class Play 3 Staff Art Club 4 F.l-LA. 2-3-4 Hall Monitor l Prom Committee 3 Donna I. Drown Annual Staff 4 F.l'l.A. l-2-3-4 Sec. County Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Office Assistant 2 23 Ianette M. Fox Chatter Cubs Z Intramurals 1-2 Library Staff 1 Prom Committee 3 Office Practice 4 Blair Frazier l-li-Y 4 Latin Club 1-2 Swimming l-2-3 Tennis 1-2 Golf 3-4 Chemphybioqens 24 Susie Frantz Basketball--Girls Varsity 1-2-3 Chatter 2-3-4 Class Play-Cast 3 Dramatics 3 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Treas.-4 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Bob Ganqwer Football 1 Intramurals 1 Library Staff 1 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1-2 Swimming 1 Iune A. Erb Band l-2-3-4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 3-4 Office Practice 4 Iames Fitzgerald Football l Prom Committee 3 V.l.C. 3-4 Norman Fausey Basketball 1 Biology Club 4 Earthquake Staif 3 Wrestling 2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Student Council l-4 Cafeteria Staff 2 Chemphybiogens 3-4 Class Officer-Pres.-3 Class Play Staff 3-4 lntramurals 3-4 Ieanette Fodor F.H.A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Ioe Garvin Prom Committee 3 V.1.C. 3-4 William A. Gregg Basketball l-2-4-manaqer Cross Country 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Ion Gilbertson Basketball 1-2 Camera Club 4 Class Play 3-4 Football l-2-3-4 Hi-Y-4 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Student Council 1-2-3 Janet Gressman Prom Committee 3 Office Assistant 3-4 Glen Haas Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Prom, Committee 3 Student Council 2 Glee Club 1 Betty Haslelbach Band l-2-3-4 Majorette Class Play 3-4 Biology 4 Intramurals 1-2 Library Staff l Prom Committee 3 Speech 3 Y-Teen l-2-3-4 Office Assistant 3 Class Officer 4 Treas. Robert Harmon ' Hall Monitor l-Z Prom Committee 3 V.l.C. 3-4 Darlene Ianet Hawk Hall Monitor l Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 25 Iudith Ann Hill A Cappella Choir V. Pres. Annual Staff 4 Editor-in-chief F.T.A. 3-4 lntramurals 1 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Chairman Student Council 4 Y-Teen Z-4 Class Play 4 Terry Hodgekinson Prom Committee 3 Swim 4 26 1-2-3-4 Douqlas Hin Band 1-2 Hall Monitor Intramurals 3 Swimming Club Track l Latin Club 2-3 Glee Club 1 lane L. Hoielich Play Staff 3 F.H.A. 3-4 Hall Monitor 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Viola Hensgen Iohn Hensley A Cappella Choir l-2-3-4 C'amera Club 4 Class Play 3 Hall Monitor 2 Dramatics 3 Biology Club 2 Intramurals 1 Latin Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Varsity Swimming 1-2-3 Tennis 1-2 Frank Hesselbart Leslie Hetrick lntramurals 1 Prom Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 4 Elizabeth Hotlman Prom Committee 3 Iim Houqhtaling Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3 Baseball 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Track 2 Sr. Leader in Physical Ed. Ref. in Intramural games Leslie H. Hutt Prom Committee 3 V.I.C. 3-4 in tttt Nancy Hunsinger Band 1 Chatter Cub 2 Class Play 3-4 Dramatics 3 F.T.A. 2-3 Prince Of Peace 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 Library Staff 1-2-3 National Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Speech 2 Student Council 4 Y-Teen 2-4 Forensic League V. Pres. 2-3 Genevieve Ireland Prom Committee 3 Carol Ierew Girls Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Debate Team 4 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 W 1 J we Marcia Ireland A Cappella Choir 1-2-4 Cheer Leader 2-3-4 Class Play Staff 3 Dramatics 3 G.A.A, 1 Intramurals l Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 2-3 Student Council 3 Office Assistant 4 Marte Iohnson F.l'l.A. 1 Hall Monitor 2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 3-4 27 Beverly Kindred A Cappella Choir 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 Chatter 3-4 Advertising Manager , Biology Club 2-3 V. Pres.-4 Treas. F.T.A. 2-3-4 Sec. Spanish Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer V. Pres. 2 Class Play 4 Richard Klopp Art Club 2-3-4 Pres. Intramurals 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 28 Claudette Kleckner Class Play 3 Intramurals 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2 Office Assistant 3 Chloe Ann Krcrmp Y-Teen 4 Biology Club 4 Transferred from Toledo Bemice Iones F.l-l.A. 2-4 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2 Roselyn Karlovetz Annual Staff 4 Chatter 2-3-4 Advertising Manager Class Play Staff 3 F.T.A. 2-3 V. Pres.-4 Chemphybioqens 3-4 Treas. Intramurals 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 Pres. Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2-3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Class Officer-Treas. 3 Ronald Kane A Cappella Choir I Hi-Y 4 Intramurals I Prom Committee 3 Ron Karr A Cappella Choir 1-2 Band 1-2-3 Dance Band 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Norman Kroh Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club l-2 Swimming 2-4 Chemphybiogens 3-4 Iames Laird Shirley Lahey Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Office Practice 4 Walter Lamalie Prom Committee Prom Committee 3 V.l.C. 4 V.l.C. 3-4 ' J i, Iohn Lamhright A Cappella Choir 1-2 Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball Manager l Chatter 4 Class Play 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 Hi-Y 2-3 Intramurals 1-4 Latin Club 3-4 National Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer Pres. 4 Bob Langley Hi-Y 4 Prom Committee 3 Walter Lamson Biology Club 4 Hi-Y Prom Committee 3 Mary Lawrence Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Debate Team 4 National Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 1-2 Prince ot Peace 3-4 Student Council 4 Swimming Club 1 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Forensic League 3 Dramatics 3 Fencing 2-3-4 Burt Lloyd Choir 1 Intramurals 4 Baseball 3-4 Basketball l I-li-Y 2-4 Swimming 2-3 Boys Chorus 3 Chemphybiogens 3-4 Transferred 1955 from Ashboro, N.C. Donna Walter Lucas Chatter Reporter 2-3 Fencing Club 3 National Thespian 3 Class Play tCastJ 3 Student Council Treas. 3 Intramurals 1-2-3 Ensemble Contest 3 Band 1-2-3 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Y-Teen 2 Forensic 2 30 Latin Club I-2 Tom Loganbach Wrestling 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Baseball 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Dave Martin Baseball 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Tom Lease: Prom Committee 3 V.1.C. 3-4 Wrestling 3-4 Dick Level Band 1 Class Play 3-4 Dramatics 4 Football l-2-3-4 Chemphybiogens 3-4 -Hi-Y 2 Latin Club 1 National Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1 Track l-2-3-4 Swimming 1-2 Gerald Lenz Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Tumbling Group Donna Lindsay Girls Varsity Basketball 1-2-3 Chatter 2-3-4 Ir. High Editor F.T.A. 2-3 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 V. Pres. Intramurals I-2-3-4 Library Staff 1 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2-4 Office Practice 4 m Elmer Martin Class Play 4 Hall Monitor 3 Intramurals 1 Prom Committee 3 Kaye McMillan Biology Club 2 Sec. Chatter Cub 2 Cheer Leader 3-4 Class Play 3 Staff 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 2 Treas. Prom Committee 3 Swimming Club 2 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Office Assistant 3-4 Intramurals tGir1sl 1-2-3 Lonnie Mason Prom Committee 3 Sondra McColllster A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Majorette G.A.A. 1. Prom Committee 3 Office Assistant 4 George Metter Basketball 1 Intramurals 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Hall Monitor 2 lean Mime: Intramurals 1-2-4 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3 Cabinet Member lane Mlarer Chatter 2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2 Y-Teen 2-4 Ioan Micro: Chatter 2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Eleanor Nitschke Robert Nowak Annual Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Girls Intramurals 1-2 Intramurals 4 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 4 'Mike O'Farrell Mike Otermat Reserve Basketball Class Play 4 Football Mgr. 3-4 Latin Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Track 1-2-3-4 32 1-Z Basketball l-2 Football 1-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Treas. Prom Committee 3 Track 1 Intramurals 3-4 Mary Michael Chatter 2-3-4 F.l-l.A. 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3 Office Assistant 3 Charlotte Myers Prom Committee 3 Wayne Michael Football 1 Cross Country 1-2 Wrestling 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Track 1-2-3-4 Carol Neason A Cappella Choir 3 Chatter 2-3 Class Play 3-4 F.T.A. 2-3-4 Girls Intramurals 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Treas. 4 Office Assistant 4 Latin Club 1 Dale Ottney Band l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3-4 V.l.C. 3-4 Pres. Art Club 2 Ginny Lynn Parlow A Cappella Choir l Library Staff l Prom Committee 3 Barbara Overmyer F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Cafeteria Staff 1-2 Iohn Pearson Class Play 3-4 Biology Club 4 French Club 3 Earthquake Staff 3 Chemphybioqens 3-4 Pres. Hi-Y 4 Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Iames Perin I-li-Y 4 Latin Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Transferred 1954 from Green Springs Nannette Perry Girls Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Speech 3 Y-Teen 2 12- ss. 5 :.. 5145: . iw Q... H f rs l y,-1,84 Nancy Perry Prom Committee 3 Carol Peters A Cappella Choir 1 Band l-2 Chatter 2-3-4, Copy Editor Class Play 3 Biology Club 4 F.T.A. 2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Chemphybiogens 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Library Staff 2-3 Y-Teen 3-4 3 3 Larry Reed Basketball l Football 1-2-3-4 Debate Team 2 Hall Monitor 2-3 Wrestling 2-3-4 l-li-Y 4 Latin Club l Prom Committee 3 Track l-2-3-4 Marilyn Rice Chatter Cub 2, Reporter 3 Society Editor 4 Class Play Cast 3 Dramatics 3 Intramurals 3 Latin Club 2 National The-spian Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Swimming Club 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 34 lack Reidlinq Band 1-2-3 Dance Band l-2-3 Cross Country 2 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Swimming l Tom Rollins Basketball l Football l-2-3 Debate Team 2 l-lall Moniter 2-3 Wrestling 2-3-4 Golf 3 Latin Club Library Staff 2 Prom Committee 3 Track l-2 l Donald Pierce Camera Club 3-4 Class Play'3 Chemphybioqens 3-4 Hi-Y 4 lntramurals l-2 Latin Club l Sec. 2 Prom Committee 3 Richard Randolph Annual Staff 4 Camera Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 -vw-M z 1 ' 4. - lean Potter Chatter 2-3-4 Class Play 3 French Club 3-4 Intramurals l-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Office Practice 4 Office Assistant l Phil Rearick Band 2-3 Camera Club 3 Class Play 3 Biology Club 4 Hi-Y 4 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Chairman Chemphybiogens 4 Arlin Saam Chatter Cub 2, Rep Editor of Tidbits Class Play 3 F.T.A. 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Library Staff l-2 Prom Committee Y-Teen 2-3-4 Biology Club 4 orter 3 4 Iames Sale Class Play 4 Football l-2-3-4 Debate Team 2 Chemphybioaens 3-4 Wrestling 3-4 Hall Monitor 2 Hi-Y 4 Sec. Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 Student Council l Swimming l-2 Tennis l-2-3-4 Forensic League 2 Boy State Delegate 3 Bruce Sampsell Prom Committee 3 Maribeth Sand Class Play Staff 3 French Club 3-4 V. Pres. F.T.A. 2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Library Staff l-2-3-4 V. Pres., 3, Pres 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3 Office Practice 2 Helen Scheri A Cappella Choir G.A.A. 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Office Practice 4 Mary Schoendorf Intramurals 3 Prom Committee 3 l-2-3 Www., wwe. Rick Schliebner Reserve Basketball l-2 Football 1-2 Hall Monitor 2 Spanish Club 1-2 Track 1-2 Moved from Toledo in Senior Year David R. Schoonmaker A Cappella Choir 2-3-4 Band 4 Class Play 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 F.F.A. 1-2 Glee Club l Hi-Y 2-3-4 Pres. National Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3 Speech Z Tennis 2-3-4 Forensic League 2 35 Alice Smith Kenneth Smith Basketball.1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Girls Varsity G.A.A. l-2-3-4 Glee Club l Girls Intramurals l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Office Practice 4 Office Assistant 4 Sandra Sprunk A Cappella Choir 1-2-3 Class Play-Staff 3 F.T.A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Swimming Club 3 Office Practice 4 36 Ierry Stahl A Cappella Choir Librarian Vocal Ensemble 3 l-li-Y 4 Prom Committee 3 Latin Club 2 l-2-3 Betsy Schwartz Chatter Cub 2-Reporter 3, Editor of Spotlight 4 Class Play Cast 3-4 French Club 3-4 Dramatics 3-4 F.T.A. 2-3-4 Pres. G.A.A. 1-2-3 Sec. 4 Intramurals l-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 National Thespian 3-4 Sec. Treas. Student Council Sec. 2-3, Member 4 Y-Teen 2-3 Biology Club 3-4 Basketball tGir1s Varsityl l-2-3 Thomas V. Shearer Annual Staff 4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Forensic League 2 Intramurals 4 Carolyn Shetzer Beverly Ann Slane A Cappella Choir l F.l-l.A. 1-2-3 Treas. 4 Class Play l Prom Committee 3 Intramurals 2 Prom Committee 3 Hall Monitor 2 Transfer from Indianapolis Iohn T. Stahl A Cappella Choir 1-4 Basketball 2 Cross Country 2 Ensemble 4 Intramurals 1 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1 Peg Stimmel A Cappella Choir 2-3-4 Girls Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Play Staff 3 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Intramurals Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2 Swimming Club 1-2 Forensic League 1-2 Class Officer 2 lilo, . Dick Stevens Cross Country 3-4 Debate Team 4 Latin Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Prince Of Peace 4 Track l-2-3-4- Forensic League 4 Class Play 4 Barbara Stokes Class Play 3 Dramatics 3-4 Biology Club 2-3-4 lntramurals 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Library Staff 3-4 National Thespian Prom Committee 3 Donna Swedersky F.H.A. l-2, Reporterg 3-4 Pres. Intramurals 2 Prom Committee 3 Swimming Club 1-2 3 Pres 4 Pres. Y-Teen 2 Ieanne Thompson F.H.A. 1-2 Treas.7 3-4 Reporter Prom Committee 3 Pres. Toivo Tagmets French Club 3-4 Cross Country 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Earthquake Staff 3 Prom Committee 3 Swimming 2-3-4 Track 3-4 Barbara Tooley Annual Staff 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chatter 2-35 Assistant Editor 4 Class Play 3-4 Dramatics 2-3 French Club 2-3 F.T.A. 2 Latin Club l-2 National Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Speech 2-3-4 Student Council 4 Y-Teen 2 Class Officer Treas. 2 Tom Wadsworth Ronald Winter Biology Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Hall Monitor 2 1-li-Y 2-3-4 V. Pres. Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 1-2 Student Council 2-3-4 Swimming 1-2 Class Officer Treas. Vice Pres. 2 lean Wolf Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play Staff 3 Glee Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-3 38 l Mary Lynn Wolf A Cappella Choir 3 Chatter Cub 2-Business Staff 3, Business Mgr. Class Play Staff 3-4 Biology Club 4 Chemphybioqens 4 Intramurals 1-Z-3 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2-4 Office Assistant 2 4 Phil Trick Pete Trout Intramurals l Chemphybiogens 4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Wrestling 3 Transferred from Lorain 1955 Barbara Uline A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4 Treas. Class Play 4 Prom Committe Hall Monitor 4 e3 Marilyn Valentine A Cappella Choir 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 1-2 Transferred from Tiffin Renny A. Wollensleqel F.F.A. 1 Prom Committee 3 Gerald Tracy Woodruff Annual Staff 4 Photo Editor Camera Club 3-4 Chatter 4 Photographer Intramurals 1 Prom Committee 3 Dave Wolshuclr Wrestling 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Track l-2-3-4 Mary Zilles Annual Staff 4 Business Mgr. Girls Basketball fvarsityl 1-2-3-4 Chatter 2-3-4 Personals Editor French Club 2-3-4 Sec. G.A.A. l-2-3-4 Pres. Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2 Class Officer 3 V. Pres. . 1 - ' -Q i- if u .- -.ss NS? Richard Zllles Band 2-3-4 Latin Club 2 Ir. Class Play Sta! Prom Committee 3 Patricia Zyslri A Cappella Choir Band 1-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Office Practice 4 Intramurals 2 f 3 Iames Zimmerman Band 1-2-3-4 Pres. Class Officer 1 Pres. Class Play 3-4 Biology Club 4 Latin Club 1-2 Pres. National Thespian 3-4 Pres. Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2-3-4 Ben Chlo Aleta Carey Hoover Horace Sewell 39 ' in 5 if .7 In' ,..,, Iunior Class Officers SEATED: Ierry Kessler, Pres. STANDING: Maia Leetmaa, Treasy lanet Hasselbach, Sec.p Mr. Schiefer, Advisory Arm Fanqborier, V.-Pres. l Sophomore Class Officers Marcia! Iories, Sec.: Iohn Zimmerman, Pres.g Mrs. Carlson, Advisory Dave Kolir, V-Pres., Tamara Frazier, Treas. Freshman Class Officers Sandra Oxley, Sec., Mike Mc- Carthy, Pres., Fern Walter, Treas.g Mr. Stokes, Advisory Bill Miller, V.-Pres. X 4, M s ..1iw'If1'. x Q. U ff S'V M . X 'A 1 .zz an 1? M, f 1X,k,, xx 4 3, wwf , r , , f :nab If ,- J' ' 011- SH A K i.,.,.f K ' 2 ,nf ,I . awww N x Q M 4 A i X R V rg U ' I x . 5 . x - H rf A Q, 1' ,f M X ,W 9 4- A - I 8' .. 1955 3 I .1 Qi.. 552 - 1 QR ., -xi- . f H Kfi3'S5'N ' K : ga b - UNDERCLASSMEN 41 vig! .IUNIORS Www' Kenneth Adams Torn Adkins Lois Albert Iohn Antesberqer Ron Ashdown lim Audritsh Merry Iane Ayres Nancy Baker Frances Baptista Ian Barrinqer Iohn Baxter Iosephine Beard Lane Beeker Karol Behlmer Dave Bender Ioe Bender Keith Bender Sandy Bennett Janet Berner Marilyn Bice Ianice Binder Pat Bliss Betty Blue Helen Booze Ianet Booze Ray Borys Ioyce Bourdo Lavern Bowersox G-ary Bowker Susie Boyd Beverly Byers lay Breeclinq Gladys Bundschuh Ianice Burkin ludy Carmean Terry Carnicom Carol Clawson Freda Cooley Nellie Cooley lanet Crowell Karen Cunningham Larry Cums Galen Darnschroder Alberta Davis Shirley Day my ,B Marsha Debien . lo!-Xnne Diebert rr DorothY Deichert ri riy4,ii L Q Lavonne Dodway Bill Dougherty Doris Doughty lim Duncan Karen Dyer Larry Eaton Ken Edmonds Bob Entenmann Faye Fairall Ann Fanqboner Bob Faunce A Iudy Fiebiger C H. -.fqb nu R D or fi 51,1 un- W5 ,. is Darlene Fink Dick Fitzqeralcl Barbara Flick Nancy Fowler Lou Ann Fox Kay Fredericks Ianet Fry Ray Fry lane Arm Fuller Marsha Gardner Mary Ellen Geib Faye Genson lane Gilmore Wesley Glover Pam Goff Blaine Guhn Bill Gwinup Gloria Hampshire Walter Harkness Staunton Harrison Pat Haas Gary Hasselbach Ianet Hasselbach lim Heid Albert Hetriclc Judy Hetrick Ward Hetrick Tom Hiie leannette Hoover Emma Hurse Marilyn Iohnston Carl Johnston Ianis Iones Martha Iones Corinne Kadlubowski Richard Karlovetz Donna Kessler z .35 fl la Iarnes Kessler 3 .'s,' Ierry Kessler Yvonne Kessler ,gif . l H fs f:2sf'! Howard King ,,E, l . ff Ray Klenk i X Q Dick Knepper 'af' ff lfrnice Koch ,:i, ff' , 1' g , . qv L Ioanne Koke Don Kroger Sandra Kosmcm Karmi Kausberq Dale Lather lack Lee Maia Leetmaa Gerald Leggett Ronald Lehman Fred Lewis Nancy Linkey y i Bill Mmm S, Bob Martin Torn Manahan Sandra McKay Nancy McKeever Dave McNelly Jim Menkhoif Bob Mesler Faye Mezinqer ai Y S P ar Q- B .QF Carole Miller Ierry Miller Larry Moore Nancy Murray Rick Murray Barbara Musser Beverly Musser William Myers Larry Nahm Alice Neason Ed Nickel Susie Nickel lohn Nitschke Anton Nowalk Pat Nuhfer Iim Ohms Darlene Orndorff Larry Oterrnat Mike Otto Lois Overrnyer Iudy Paul Glenda Payden Gary Pearson Sandra Phillips Ed Potter Pat Potter Al Price Susie Price lames Reed Virginia Richards Clara Rogers Ieannette Rollins Mary Ruiz Steve Rupp Sara Scheptlin Burdette Schneider Edgar Schneider P ty Ianet Schoch E' Iudy Schwartz Susie Schwartz '- 41 'int Nancy Siqerfoos Pat Shanahan Bill Sheets V Iim Sheets Clarence Shell Bill Sherlow Tom Sherman Bruce Shilling Bob Smith Ioe Smith Lamar Smith Mary Ann Smith Bolland Smith izif W ' ' S Q I ' Deliqht Sorq h,.'i 1 'if , 5 Q Beverly Spears B '., Ianice Stiger - XX 4'Y, y J K 1 ' .Na '12 S Tn-at 5 I Ronald Stine y Ruth Stockwell ' Q ...' . , '.::: K P Gary Sfofz ii . S 'S i'.'fii l P . Marlene Strayer 'l'2 Q f i L, b 1 , ' Q 1. wg. ,gms n,, ' M i s M r IoelStul1 S ilti , P t slli it Ken Stull e i QQ i Don Talbert Q' ' Nancy Talbert ' My Jim, ttts .- i t t S 47 , my 1' f li st Brenda Trueman Faye Tucker luv Virginia Voe Rosemar Don Margo Ward Dan Wa Tuckerrnan Barb Velliquette lzke y Vroman Walby Connie Walton SSSIITICIII Pat Watruba Marcia Way Glen Watson man lanet Weaver lanice Weickert lanice Weller Mary Lee Werling Carolyn White V. A. Whitmire Ierry Miller Nancy Wickert Beverly Williamson Doris Winters Ernmabelle Withrow Ianet Woodrick Iirn Workman Allen Wright Connie Wys lanet W Iohn Wright s yss Michael Younq Bob Zimmerman SOPHOMORES B y I Mayvene Adkins B 'Q B , , Fred Aqee Gene Albert I 'S if ee e B lean Althoff B Tom Althoff Ray Robert Ayers lim Baker Q Iudy Bennett B Hazel Bliss Marjorie Bower Nancy Arndt Arndt Beverly Auxter lim Bartson JoAnne Beal Deanne Belcher Robert Berqefurd Ken Berner loyce Bibbs Ion Black Barbara Bleckinqer Sally Bliss Ruth Bloom Alma Lou Bly Larry Bowers Brenda Brauchla Susan Breeding Iirn Bowers ' '::. , - , , N Milton Brown W AV ' A 7 V x . ' M V1, i s Ray Brown F o ?.loo' 1 g Ruth Ann Brooks 4 Ex is wifi X 5 -ff' C B, N. ' Thomas Brown Ni ' ,, , P , 1 7 .9 lohn Brunnet Lowell Byerly loyce Clymer Nathan Danziqer Phil Darr Audrey Dick Earl Bolo Eakens Sara Fiekers lean Fisher Tamara Frazier lanice Fry Margaret Bruqqer Mary Burkett Nancy Burmeister Ronald Burmeister Rochelle Bullock Carolene Byers Faye Byers David Carl Mary Carter Gary Coleman ludy Cook lohn Cox Deana Cress Fred Decker Martha Deichert ludy Deno Virginia Dideon Gene Dorr Dundore Lou Dyer V Marlene Edmonds krygi ly I I. T. Ellis , llz f gg ff Mary Enqler Tim Farr Dennis Fitzgerald Terry Fought Amy Fox Donald Furster Meredith Gahn Sharon Gahn Duane Hack Bruce Hawk lim Iohnson Pat Kerns Vincent Ganqle Iohn Gilbert Sharon Goebel Patricia Greenman ludy Haas Iirn Hailey Sandra Harkness Karen Harrison Terry Hartley Shirley Heilernan Alice Hiqley Marlin Hill Iohn Hitchcock Charles Houdeshell Delbert Hoy Richard Humberq Bertha Ihnat Bob Iahns Dale lohnson Marcia Iones Carol Ioseph Iohn Kelly ,A ,,.. Ierry Kinsey ...ff ' Bonita Kleckner David Kohr Ann Lacey Iane Klenk Marlene Knott Bonnie Kokai Lana Krayniak Drucella Kroetz Diane Kruse Harold Lacey ,W I Bill Lanqel Donald Lee Iames LaRoche Donna Lather Jerry Lelune ludy Lenhardt Barbara Leonard Norman Level Rosalyn Lewis Russelle Loq GH Larry Lonqozibach Lee Connie Martin Love Carol Malkmus Pat McClintock Pat McLaughlin David McClintok ludy McClure Ioyce Measu Diane M Fred Robert Michael Bob McClure res iarer a Michael Richard Michael Fred Middleton Ian Mierke Ioyce Miller Kay Mooney Logan Mitchell Rose Mooney Charles Chri Nancy Mylander Dick Myers Larry Ni Montgomery stine Mullen Linda Musson tschke Vernon N itschke ludy Nuhter Edith Ohms Nancy Nowak Russell Ottney Terry Overmyer Winston Pardo Carol Parker Ralph Oxley David Pasch lack Perish Lanny Potts Charles Pinneo Nancy Pump Errol Rafferty Suzanne Randolph Alan Reed 2 i , Nil 2 an t 'Y cf' ad' 8 S r Phil Reese Ann Reichart lim Reidling lanyth Rex Paul Rice Kay Richie Iim Rohrbacher Gary Ross Grace Rowe Ronnie Rudolph Barb Runion Dick Saionz Carole Sand Paul Schaaf Gary Schall Darl Schiets Robert Schneider Carl Schutt Carolyn Shanahan Terry Shanahan lohn Shannon Ron Shawl Virgie Sheets Gloria Shelley Dave Sherman Margery Shetzer Dan Schoor Delano Shrout Denvill Shrout Alex Seibert Iudy Siegenthaler Margaret Siegenthaler Barbara Smith Bruce Smith Gary Smith Larry Smith Ken Smith Kenneth Smith Pat Snyder Wilfred Sorg Richard Springer Alice Stein Sandra Stewart t t t VH' 1, W wif., . y I Suzanne Stewart if I g l T K Faye Stine Gene Stokes lim Stull ludy Sultz Tom Swedersky Sue Sylvester Haldon Swinehart Charles Thrun Sharon Thrun Ruby Tiller Sue Tucker Dennis Treacle lim Twiss Iim Tyler Alfred Ulrich Ianet Voss Don Vincel Blanche Waggoner Nick Wagner Robert Waggener Mark Walter Franklin Walby Rein Walter Dan Walters Sandra Wax Gwen Wayman Ianette Weible Ianet Weicher Melvin Welch ludy Wensinger Ioseph Wilhelm Steve Wilson Barbara Wolt Mary Wolf Paul Wood Terry Wolfe Ann Wonzer Denny Wurzel lack Ed Zilles Wymer Kay Ann Yontz Donnele Zilles Iim Zimmerman Iohn Zimmerman Susan Zink Karen Zucker FRESHMEN if xiii K..-f F11 is , . ,tygif wifi L a V Q- .ai i .. ,INN 9, I .. .. g v -, -flip ,J 3 , Fair' -515. .L ,w, bv., -, ?,.,.'i- R ' -.'. , F - 1 F :.A ,X fziw .7 f' X - ROW 1: Don Abel, Roger Abney, Iudy Albert, Wesley Anderson. ROW 2: Iohn Andrews, Curtis Anstead, Diane Anstead, Thomas Antesberber, Marlene Ascherman, Sandra Ash, lim Ayres, Barbara Bailey, Freddie Bailey, Roger Bailey, Richard Baker. ROW 3: Roger Baker, Ronald Baker, Patty Bame, Louise Beckley, Reia Beckley, Barbara Bennison, Gary Bierly, Nancy Binkley, Nancy Bliss, Patty Boyer, Linda Bunn. ROW 4: Geraldine Bylerly, Mary Lou Byers, Ioan Caldwell, George Carr, Kay Cassell, Dorothy Cherry, Carolyn Claar, Dick Clinebell, Mike Cochran, Dan Coleman, Terry Collins. ROW 5: Rita Cook, Bonita Cress, Connie Cross, Vivian Crowe, Monica Crowell, Iudy Cucare, Keith Cunningham, Sandra Damschroder, Ioan Daniels, Phillip Dariiels, loe Distel. ROW 6: Iudith Dripcheck, Lynn Druckenmiller, Carolyn Dun- dore,- Arthur Ebright, Mlary Eckhart, Paul Eder, Dolores Ellison, Marilyn Fabian, Sancle Fairall, Iames Faunce, Phylis Feick. ROW 7: Carol Fisher, Faye Fisher, Fred Fisher, Kenneth Fleming, Ruth Foster, Robert Fought, lacque Fox, Sam Fraizier, lim Franks, Nancy Franks, Iim Frater. 55 , i kyhy Q . ,,,y X ...,. 'iii' Y i , Q Q ef t. if L 'Q' . L it . R- L, ,ff J. ' . l airy :i it 'L' A . if L I wg '35, wi' 2 y V' W 1- wi .-43 . ---A: ss L p t LI 2.5! NE,, vw ,VK . ik A 1 i P r i N - .I A lifgigg Sv 5 W , r' 'f??i-L bli, I, i L y ,ai 1 . , , i ,yi y 1 . EW- 'Nf Q - gr ., y , V, ., I . or l K 'W i 2 it l it r 'J . '..- :F L L + ' V . in - -5 'ai .si-fi ' - ft.-ii ' . of V, Q. 1l111A K mk- ilih ' gg.. qw P in r' , 'A' M 3 ' gg iw W 23 'ggi ARL Q ,'L ..,.. JH 'slr ' ,Q Nc Fug I if if K F --is . ' .. ' , . if iw-. E i L I I ,,A .P 1 l. A . Hfjyiiaafbf .r0i fog ROW l: James Freeman, Douglas Gallagher, Harold Gahn, Rudy Garcia, Carolyn Geldin, Harold George, Susan Gibbs, Emory Gill, Robert Girand, Ronald Golden, Bob Greenrnan. ROW 2: Kit Grimshaw, Richard Gwinup, Ed Hallier, Iohn Ham- mer, Nancy Harris, Sylvia Hasselbach, Kenneth Hasselbach, Marilyn Hasselbach, Nancy Hasselbach, Leah Hawk, Susan Hawk. ROW 3: Leo Hays, Paul Hays, Nelson Henry, Claudia Hess, Ernest Hetrick, Roger Hetrick, Ion Hetrick, Richard Hilton, Marvin Hines, Gary Hirt, lerry Hoffman. ROW 4: Kay Holsinger, lim Hotz, Ronald Humburg, Sue Hunt, Diane Hyde, Sharrie Hyden, Doug lngersoll, Charles Ireland, Eloise ivy, Nancy Iohnston, Bill Iohnson ROW 5: Arthur lones, Ierry lones, Ianet Kahl, Patricia Karr, 56 Shirley Karr, Neil Keckler, Margaret Kelly, Hope Knitfin, Dick Koble, Sharon Koke, lack Kilgus. ROW 6: Karylle Kreilick, Ruthe Kreilick, Robert Kirkbride, Sharon Kritzell, Bud Laird, Ruth Lamalie, lim Langel, Betty Lawrence, Dianne Lenhardt, Ianet Lesher, Gwen Lewis. ROW 7: Darryl Linder, Ronnie Linder, Ierry Ling, Marilyn Linder, Tom Long, Ruben Lozano, Barbara Mackey, Iudy Madden, Cynthia Mason, Carol Masters, Mike McCarthy. ROW 8: Duane McGormley, Almeda McNair, Sharon Meggitt, lerry Metter, Peggy Meyer, Elizabeth Mezinger, Eugene Michel, Sherrie Michael, Bill Miller, llla Miller, lohn Miller. ROW 9: LaVonne Miller, lames Milliron, Edwin Mitchell, Karen Mittan, Harry Mock, Carolyn Mollinger, Phyllis Mullen, Karen Myers, Patricia Myers, lanet Nauglep Larry Nesbitt. if .Shir 1 f -'K 13- V 5 Z, , Q M, . f , 4 JU. ,,..,, V , ,,-4 ...uv m P: ,. K T y' 4 P ri' r In, N.., P M if J d X +-, . Q K . ' A 'K ' Y, V , ,... ' N ' A, mmK 'Q S'-S 5 3 F 4,5 . N mf-X -f , .ft .- V X- ,A :,- W. K ug' 1 .v1qdlg!..'i Ji , -.. T' T f M Wi fi Y eg Y T :if 'E - i fl,' 16' dr' K l F. i' . V gl Ml ' I ' 1 5 P S ' - ' ' r We 'jig ,A, y r 5. V 3 A W W In . I T QQ D Sf? Q We ,y i V ' T1 ,Iii ii ,z' Pt qs ,ffl Y . A A L! t I ' I A ,A N ,, K - P A K K 1 .e ak 1 Q if Q ' l . li T 2 'bq' T' T S .. - 1 l ,lr -1- ... al Q I qqzxh f' ROW li Nancy Newton, lean Nicholos, Robert Nickel, Russell Nitschke, Lucretia Oman, lames Otermat, Dennis Ottney, Larry Overmyer, Paul Overmyer, Sandra Oxley, lohnny Parish. ROW 2: Sonja Parker, Sharon Parsons, Donald Pasch, Carol Peck, Mary Pence, Cynthia Perry, Willis Peters, Bruce Pollak, Sharon Potts, Diane Pump, Sandra Ouackenbush. ROW 3: Robert Radabauqh, ludy Ream, Robert Reed, lanice Reidlina, Bill Ripple, Bruce Rohrbacher, Albert Ross, lohn Roush, leirie Rcweflohn Schaat, Mary Schneider. ROW 4: Neal Schneider, Robert Semer, Betsy Shanahan, Rich! ard Shoidler, Francis Sherman, Bill Shriver, Delco Shrout, Chaileen Slatter, Louis Slattery, Bob Slemer, Ioan Smith. ROW 5: Keith Smith, Kenneth Smith, Larry Smith, Ross Smith, Sandra Smith, Walter Smith, Helen Snodgrass, Bob Snyder, lackie Solomon, Richard Speer, Tom Sprunk. ROW 6: Linda Stedman, Grace Stein, Arlene Stokes, Shirley Sweazey, luri Taalman, Linda Talbert, Lynn Tanner, Sharen Tayler, Carolyn Thornton, Norma Thrun, Sandy Thurn. ROW 7: Gordon Tod, Susan Townsend, Barbara Trapp, Connie Tucker, Blanca Elsa Velz, Sandra Viton, Fred Voorhies, Gary Voss, Thelma Waqaman, Eddie Walker, Donna Walter. ROW 8: Fern Walter, Ruth Ann Walter, lean Walters, Gary Waugh, Gloria Wehrmeister, Ioan Weible, Patty Weickert, Ron Weisheit, lanet Wenzel, Yvette Wheeler, Bob Willey. ROW 9: Linda Wilson, lohn Winqard, Sheldon Winklea, Ruby Winters, Tom Woessner, Ann Woodrick, Richard Woodruff, Tom Yeager, Chris Young, Stephen Young, lim Zimmerman. 57 TV SFX' dll no of J f' i EIGHTH G R A D E tiai., . Q ' , I ..f .sg'-- sf 'Q - IQ' i ish +4 Q its Y , n fur, H .w 2:?.,w s w:,ee :5- P . f ? -Q K ,ww-b so ,t .. E 'wwf 'M K -,,, K aP i 'ii H- fvl.Z : 1 V' 1 ' A A 4: L L '-2:19 . I ' lg., I L I V A iig WWZKNW UVA: I H 4 -' ll lk ' tc , A F Y L L . f ... Iwi Q4 yi , 1: f i t v L Q is - ' 2 '--- -, r 3 . 'fl ?i T' V an In 'VL-f7,LL 4' . I .f'5'- - Q' I L . ROW l: Claudia Abrahamson, Beverly Adkins, Elizabeth Albinson, Robert Arndt, Bob Atkins, lane Baker. ROW 2: Sharon Bartlett, Nick Baskey, Norleen Baumer, Eugene Beal, Maxine Beal, Gary Beatty, David Beck, Larry Beck, Ruth Ann Beckley, Delane Behnken, Rolland Below. ROW 3: John Bennison, Bert Black, Ginny Black, Glenn Bliss, Lyle Bliss, Margaret Bliss, Carol Blue, Sue Boos, Lloyd Both, Betty Boyer, Ioan Brooks. ROW 4: Kay Brooks, Ronnie Brown, Iohn Bourdo, Earnestine Burel, Iudy Burkett, Ioyce Byers, Iucly Campbell, Louis Camden, Carolyn Carr, lacquelin Carl, Iudy Carnicom. ROW 5: Steve Cecil, Sharon Chambers, Boyd Christiansen, Iudy Cochey, Trudy Cochey, Bruce Comeskey, Pat Cook, Iudy Copperman, Sandy Corthell, Iames Cox, loelene Cox. ROW 6: Iohn Cox, Don Criqger, Linda Criqqer, Robert Cunning- ham, Phyllis Danford, Kathryn Davis, Patricia Dickey, IoAnn Diqnan, Pat Distel, Iudy Dittman, Ann Dodway. ROW 7: Billy Dorr, Dean Dorr, Nancy Dorr, Genny Dougherty, Richard Draves, Larry Druckenmiller, Roger Duffer, Ken Dunes, Terry Eberly, Galen Edmonds, Ianet Edmonds, ROW 8: Ronald Edmonds, Benqy Eisler, Linda Ellis, Iudy Enders, Ioy Engler, Wanda Estep, Mary Eversole, Neil Fausey, Patsy Fiqley, Larry Findley, Ieffrey First. t : 35 F F K L P-if L J if M y .2,.,:i PM , V 3 ' i ltii W . ' r su- - rt ' U Z I. 16 ' wr V' 1 L S 1Q tis is E L ,:,..L., .- s , F , , 4 .3 V i- uf- -J 4. L N- .L ld 8... 5 I . ggi., . . A , I . V ,. Q If . W in .f ' z V i fi fl V i M Y I 'ug 'F .u.,5 H ' ,ffi .ft . r I rx Q fr s P' H if 1 Q y ,- EL 'P ftp A P 41' i V R . -ir 3 ' L5 - 1 ,L '- I ' ' I . F 2 W' . 5' r fr 7' -: ' sw Levi . -- VY a x. 4 t, 5 fs . yi L, y , ROW 1: Maurice Fisher, loanne Fitzgerald, Iohn Flick, Pam Hudson, Lynn Huffman, Scott Huntzinqer, Christie lckes, Roaer Forqerscn, Carol Fought, Ed Fought, Ieff Frost, Richard Fuller, ludy Gahn, David Ganawer, Ben Geller. ROW 2: Kathleen Genzman, Dennis Gerwin, Kathy Gerwin, lean Gilbertson, Clara Gillmor, Virginia Goeller, Paula Good- man, Pamela Gresco, Tommy Gruver, Doris Hack, Eugene Hasselhach. ROW 3: Loren Hasselbach, Shirley Hasselbach, Gordon Hart, leanine Haul:e, Tom Hays, Carol Hazel, Sharon Heileman, Gary I-lerleman, Salley l-lellwia, David Hepner, Judy Herring. ROW 4: Milton Hetrick, Rosle Hetrick, Sandra Hetrick, Raymond Hiqley, Rollin Hinds, Rose Hineline, Darlene Hodqkinson, Elaine Holden, Blanche Homler, Richard Hopkins, lanice Houdeshell. ROW 5: Sandra Howard, lon Hower, Ray Huber, William lnks, Sally Iacobson, Larry Iohnson, Charles Iolly. ROW 6: Carolyn Jones, Gloria Iones, Ioanne Joseph, Paul lump, Phillip Kadlubowski, Karren Karle, Bob Karl' zwvetz, Roqene Kasparek, She-ron Keiser, Kenny Keller, Gary Kern. ROW 7: Larry Kessler, Robert Kessler, Sharon Kilqus, Allen Kinney, lanet Kiser, Charlotte Kollman, Nancy Lamalie, Sandra Lamalie, Gary Lance, Eddie Lee, Torn Leo, ROW 8: Deny Le-june, Lavern Leonard, lohn Linder, ludy Linder, Doris Lindstrom, Patricia Linton, Ianet Lohrliach, Marilyn Lowe, Roqer Mann, Sharon Martin, Richard Martin. ROVV 9: Dick Mathias, Donna McClintock,.Barbara McClory, Maraaret McDermott, Bob Metter, Carol Moyer, Brenda Michael, David Michael, lame-s Michael, Sally Middleton, Iudith Miller. 59 Y '.,. I 1 I G V ' ..'. f ,gr yk, if Li, for - - I I H I, . I . 4 , L, s L 3,-+1 . , . ,' .5 Q . ,H , ' 1 . kifg ' 5 T 1 it i 'i r 21:-'--fegc 2 S. , 1 M- m- ' o ri' M -is 'FLI' . ' 4 ' , ,- 5 5 ,. 1 sig: K A- 1 '- , .. - 'E , , ,,,.. A - , , S fi - ' 4' . ' - VW , i'5f 1 W: -if . :Af .i-. ,,: gm -- - ,. testi R ' A ' A ROW l: ludy Miller, Kenny Mills, Cletus Minzer, Richard Min- zer, Bill Montgomery, lim Mooney, Lee Moore, Robert Mulcahy, Iohn Myers, Yirginia Nason, Loren Nickel. ROW 2: Ginger Nickloy, Tony Nicoluzakis, Therese Niemaln, Gene Nitschke, ludy Noftz, Kelly Ogg, Maria Otto, Marie Over- myer, Bill Parlow, Sandra Philo, Thomas Pierce. ROW 3: lames Price, Lana Ouackenbush, loan Rakaska, Mary Ramey, Carolyn Reed, Patti Reedy, Roger Reidling, Ruben Rendon, Karen Rice, laclcie Richie, Toomas Rikken. ROW 4: Ronald Roddy, Saundra Ross, Iuanita Ruiz, Richard Sale, lanet Schiets, Don Schell, Larry Schepilin, Sam Schepflin, lim Seele, David Serwin, George Shanahan. ROW 5: Sherry Srog, lane Shilling, Ronald Slane, Donald Smith, loe Smith, lohn Smith, Leonard Smith, Sandra Smith, 'ff si it P ye. 'J S ,,, - - -if Q , M in I V Q is M gk 3, sf V 1. X JN -s 8. . Any P5 A W . a Q 'E' l f f ,Q ,rw W T 41 is . M an K K T ? 'e ' I ft. 5 a I ii Iii A A P ., . . fiinfi , , ' Inj Willard Smith, Susan Snider, Ellen Snodgrass. ROW 6: Margaret Snodgrass, Dick Snyder, loyleen Snyder, Nancy Snyderk Nancy Snyder, Leah Stierwalt, Donna Stock- ton, Lanny Stout, Larry Stover, Sandra Stull, Sharon Sweazey. ROW 7: lack Talbot, Paul Thatcher, lohn Tolbert, Tom Trout, Gary Tuclcerman, Simone Turner, ludy Tusing, lanet Van Ness, Robert Vogel, Diana Voss, Lee Waggoner. ROW 8: Colleen Wagner, Harry Walter, Sandra Ward, Phillip Weber, Sandra Weikert, Elaine Weng, Bill Wensinger, Arthur White, Sally Whittaker, Margaret Wilhelm, Gary Willer. ROW 9: Ann Williams, Gail Wiseman, Shirley Wolf, Andrea Wolfe, Tim Wolfe, Ellen Wonzer, lane Wood, Debbie Young, Fred Zimmerman, lackie Zink, Elizabeth Zirlcle. S E V E N T H ' Q G R A D E ' w rz. f I X Q ' ... l1t'.: 'b'.q E I S . IIEE: , KKAK ',,. b EQ, Q A k I N i g t i.M . A ' .? , Ms, 'ggi AW . F . l y J ' Q? I A 1 4, ., , QQQ' Nt! ksjqh X , V, fi' A :fin , , B 2 , , .IV , - , :Ni W ' : .y In , tsb. , ,.. 'fl :Q 'N v tr Q I 'U . . . ill Q 11- I, 5 1- gi If l. . F -'X -4 sa i Q -1, V I .. .vi V- A rw.-kj l t i K bfi: if ,x. 'k ' ' ' U . '.. ,.Q.,i our .rr4lc1i2'nx..dX:,y by' i QQ-Q A ,, A si, V y ff 7 ,JV ,W y . f, Mgt y V. N. , V 747 ' 1 4 f - A W if ' 1' tx, e Q 5 ... yu y, ' . Q ' 1 i : b f ... ,L,. .. '55 in ' Y ...S in r Q I was .- - y . c 'Qqb rf ,. i. 2 .k , , . I 'H at ev' , 5 e ' an ROW l: Regina Abney, Tim Albert, Cynthia Anderson, Gayle 'ROW 6: Philip Dellasantina, Curtis Devoss, George Deichert, Anderson, Sandra Babcock, Dennis Barnes. HOW 2: Martha Baumann, Cindy Baxter, David Baylis, Lucy Beard, Billy Beckley, Loyal Behnken, Bette Behrens, Meredith Berger, Richard Berger, Karen Binder, Marlene Binkley. HOW 3: Barbara Bliss, Bernard Bliss, Carolyn Bliss, Sammy Bliss, Patricia Bibbs, Lee Booze, Bill Bordner, Bob Boyer, lane Brashares, Gary Brenwald, Ierry Brooks. ROW 4: lim Brooks, Anne Brown, Bill Brown, Larry Burns, Iudy Zhestnutwood, Leroy Clark, Orwin Clark, Frances Cockrell, Dianne Cole, Gary Cook, Susan Cook. ROW 5: Arthur Cooley, Nancy Corey, Sharon Corwell, Iudy Brawford, Linda Crispen, Carol Crowell, Dolly Croysdale, Dianne Curns, lohn Dartford, Barbara Daniels, Scott Decker. lanet Dick, Bob Dickey, lanet Door, Bob Dorr, Shirley Drown, Iudy Drummond, Dick Dundore, Robert Dye. ROW 7: Dennis Eberly, Linda Ebright, lzetta Eckert, Suzanne Ellis, Barbara Etenmann, Betsy Fangboner, Don Fausey, Clif- ford Ferguson, Floyd Ferguson, Beulah Finley, Tommy For- gatsch. ROW 8: lanet Forgerson, Teddy Foster, Mariorie Fox, Barbara Franks, Patty Frater, John Freeman, Kenny Fry, Tommy Peer, Gladys Gill, Maurice Gnepper, Lance Girand. ROW 9: Richard Green, Laureen Greenman, Richard Goebel, Carolyn Gwinup, Linda Hagerty, Barbara Hammonds, lim Harens, Douglas Harkness, Linda Harmon, Walter Harsh, Dale Hasselbach. ,F ., . f I Q ., t is-3 v Pl? VF it M a ft rfawifi 4'-f 1 . wt ,Q A, X 5 2 ,5..:,,,:- . K at . .4,q, 4 W E' .V fit ' rf r ,..E1 .-.., s A .,QE ,: .r - i 4 'T . If f ,.q. : , L - k A: VA Q l . L P' e ' - slim., pf- t F gk I S KA.: .. 5 i 1 . , :aw V gf is mi 4 ig, vm... r l 6 M' ll ,Y E 951, 321. k1 ' . i '-.., P 'Q Q ' f' ii-S . it ll f 1 t if rr L i W i 5 ' G ,. :-LA5 .y A C A 'fu ,wi V. 1 ROW 1: Bob Hawk, Buddy Heabler, Gary Henry, William Hensley, lack Hepner, Robert Hetrick, Sondra Hetrick, Phil Hicks, Carol Hilton, Kent Hoke, Bob Holden. ROW 2: Bradford Holland, lim Homler, Lowell Huff, Diana inks, Renate loseph, Viola Iones, Florence lanes, Diane lohn- ston, Alvin Iohnson, Torn Iohnson, Gary Kaltenbach. ROW 3: Bill Karr, Connie Karr, lim Kaufman, Phyllis Keck, Martha Kessler, Marie Kinq, Linda Kirkbride, Shirley Klopp Ronald Kluck, limrny Kokai, Walter Koleno. ROW 4: lohn Kosma, Kenneth Krienke, Larry Kritzell, Eddie Larnalie, lim Lamalie, Ianet Lamson, Phillip Lather, Larry Law- rence, Linda Leaser, Bonnie Lee, Eddie Lee. ROW 5: Ants Leetrnaa, Helen Lewis, Yvonne Linder, Laura Lindsay, Bob Lindstrom, lane Little, Lynn Lucas, Tim Lull, 62 Carol Madden, Gary Malkmus, Joe Manqe. ROW 6: Torn Manning, Glenda Maples, Gilbert Martens, Caro- lyn Martin, Gary Martin, Gloria Martin, lim Martin, Robert Martin, Marcia Mathews, Carla Mathias, Billy McCann. ROW 7: Bobby McCollister, lames McCord, Earl McCord, Iames McCundy, Ronnie McDonald, Pat McGarvey, Pat McKeever, Gary McNair, Bonnie Mehlow, lanet Miller, Gene Mills, ROW 8: Alton Mitchell, lack Lee Muck, Dan Moran, Nancy Nahm, Carolyn Niqhswander, lohn Niqhswander, Augusta Nock, Sharon Noftz, Dianne Notestine, Alfred Nowak, Lois Oesterle. ROW 9: Gary Otfenburq, lim Ohms, larnes Ollam, Carol Oman, Carol Ottney, Sandy Ottney, ludy Overmyer, Marcia Over- myer, Peqqy Overrnyer, Thomas Pacheco, lanice Paini. H V L 3.5 T 55 xii' t W. , T792 Q it , ef Q, , w 4 .f A tg . 'r' .U S T F Q ' t .5E. Q. , r 5 Wzfg. ' if 'f: K '-: fl ' L L. l S N T f,,,rf y 4 S 5 -S -me ,Tay W K f l A t,,LL 4 ' ' U K , I V Y 'fix A V t iff 1m'A KL., 1 T - -,f?'t1i-11-vffzsffi- r P 1 . ,i - -L-Sl . . - : i T is 1':Q 1 ' : T ss t tssss t S.. or A . . 'K I . K : I :V K . Y I A ,EV Jyq My t 5 . . b I . ,v.. .x t , . 3 A . 2 H if z by ,T YL:k.L, , b::. N S if ,.hi J:LA Y if ki' X VII 'Q 'i S S it iii L A S f 1 :iq i :. t T . t Z 4 , 3 or - Y r W 'W 1 N is ' i 'r i L 1-1 . r ,t viii , , S : i : 2 T l' S f ft: WJ 'F A if it R :lf 'sl . s '. ll : 'Lf V--k X ' S 36 , uk y an , t.. 'S lm . 1 i ' ,f, if ' ' 1 P' .4 , , : ka, , . 1 ' - Robert Slane, Barbara Smith, Judith Ann Smith, Susie Somers, ROW l: David Parker, Dennie Paulus, Fred Payden, Charles Peck, Doris Pemberton, Carol Pence, Sandra Pilarsh, Clinton Power, Allen Pontius, Mary Preissle, Iudy Prickett. Mary Rafferty, Lorean Randle, Steve Ratcliif, Paul Reed, Ronald Reed, Robert Reichert, Ben Reidlinq, Barbara Rice, Larry Ripple, Barbara Roberts, Iohn Roberts. ROW 3: Marjorie Rohm, Dennis Rollins, Don Rollins, Marianne Root, loy Rosenberqer, Dolores Ruiz, Mary Rupp, LeRoy Ruther- iord, ludy Saam, Dennis Schatt, Gloria Schell. ROW 4: Kenneth Schell, Ronald Schell, Dick Scheplin, Thomas Scheri, David Schoch, Kathleen Schoch, Susan Schoonmaker, Orville Sentman, Sandra Shawl, Connie Shanahan, Bob Shavil. ROW 5: Donna Shelly, Nancy Shoemaker, Duane Simmons, Danny Stewart, Leonard Stewart, Dennis Stine, Barbara Stoldt. ROW 6: Lloyd Strauch, Gary Struble, Rein Taalman, Carolyn Taylor, Dennis Thompson, Martha Tooley, Iimmy Traxler, Paul Trueman, Linda Tucker, Madeline Tucker, David Tuckerman. ROW 7: Donnie Tuckerrnan, Douglas Velliquette, lim Velli- quette, Robert Vincel, lohn Walters, Bobby Wax, Ierrilyn Welch, Martin Werlinq, John White, ludith Wickert, Ianet Wiechman, ROW 8: Edward Wilhelm, Martha Willey, Gary 'Wilkins, Larry WilkiT1S, ludy Wilson, Dianna Wolf, Edith Wood, Billy Yeager, lames Ziebold, David Zimmerman, Pamela Zweily, 63 Betty Ha Maiorettes These high stepping young ladies lead the band onto the field every Friday night. On their shoulders rests the re- sponsibility oi guiding the band through its maneuvers. Thanks, girls, for all your hard Work, put forth to give us better band shows. sselkach, Sue Dempsey, Sandra Oxley, Pam Goff, Sfndza MCC ll t , . ..,.:,,,,.: . , .31 , 2 ,,I-E-1'::11:'1i:E ::3-,i :': I ymfk, I .. I - j . -5535, 4 , lf:IS:':' I'i': U, f5,i9'5? 9' I V7.,, ,wi A.gL I I. -wn '----- Y- -A-- .- , , I I.-.I R0 GEMM gp 'rrnnw :IQ amd, CCDZOII Tania Msmbeu To Pm: Guards , Fremont Board of Education gConsidggIg1g,Site For School Dance Ai I Caper Fcuk! I fm X. . M 4.-, . .,.fI.w ,I -, -I il, 1 --...M ,N.1,I.. I, , -.,, . I. th-- I .U -,M -I 4- .1.,x ,I . f X I .., I I I mu, A MA fl-'f Q . 'ICH-A Ig.. , 6 gl my K it xGR'ANQ,OSON K w,5j. ,, A ' I 3-,SM-jf,U, ff .5 ..a,:': -,.i,.',,,! ,kN.,v,u, f 1.4 I .f f - - : .I I X'-J.. ,.4iL.5.kg u 5, 5 ,? 1.:.r i'1Lqq3'if1,: i 1, - .4 -M ., ,hu , ..,... - Q s. K D 'bn mn. lug W . .. . -4, ' . ln. , , v..f.,,,,- M -'sl 'iii ' k , Q '-I I gl- l rv 'a,, W. 4-v,' 5 '-.k' I - .1-1 .. 'Q-af . v 4 : A Q Q, I-, A vp: V 1 Il ' HGH n-,-z...Q4- '-'.- V- .Y ,' ' .- ...,. nn, -we , . .' f- . . v 01, 94C.o': p 'f , 'Tris I , . -1.1 ,- - , ,u.:,,, 1'- .hy 'V 1 fndffgs, . '1 f K. 4 ' 4-Q 4 v 1 f -fa nfp -'n-Kb. - 4 Fw P a?l! K . . , 10,3 - us ACTIVITIES 'x X x ' Eg. Band That very cold looking boy you see coming into the building at ll:3O carrying a horn case has just returned from an hour's long, cold practice on the football tield tor a Week's band show. Making Wrong turns, scrambling to get into position, and be shouted at guide right, get in step, and think Where you're going, are all in an autumn days work tor the average band member. Then the last football game comes and goes and 82 weary musicians and two wearier directors move inside tor the long hours rehearsal preparing tor concerts and contests. Those Weird and not too easily recognized sounds that come from the practice rooms all seem to blend together to make the Ross High School Band one ot the top musical organizations in the State. Ofiicers Directors President ............ lim Zimmerman Mr Walter Sells Vice President ............ Ray' Klenk Mr lack Stierwalt Secretary-Treasurer ..lohn Zimmerman it 2 1 il f . . il V- if 2 Qi Clarinets lune Erb lean VVolf lohn Zimmerman Bruce Shillina Richard Zilles Ed Nickel Mary Lawrence leanne Althoif ludy Cucare Leah Stierwalt Drucilla Kroetz Barbara Wolfe lerrie Rowe Sandra Viton Sandra Smith Brenda Brauchla Bass Clcrinets Susie Nickel Dorothy Deichert Martha Deichert Alto Clarinet lo'Del Both Oboes Darlene Fink Susan Hawk Bassoon Mary Ann Smith Flutes Nancy Baker Barbara Tooley ludy Fieloiaer lane Ann Fuller Nancy Harris lanice Reidlina loan Daniels Saxophones Dennis Wurzel David Kohr Sandra Fairall Larry Otermat loan Smith Gary Coleman French Horns Raymona Cooper Susie Schwartz Kay Mooney lanice Fry Maia Leetmaa Connie Tucker Sue Dempsey Mary Ann Pence Sue Tucker Comets and Trumpets lim Zimmerman Beverly Kindred Dale Ottney Tom l-lite Bud Bartlett Gerald Lenz Russell Ottney Ronald Ashdown l. T. Ellis lohn Cox Freda Cooley Roger Baker Terry Wolfe Cynthia Mason lim Zimmerman Sharon Goebel Robert Kirkbride Baritones lohn Lambriqht David Cole LaMar Smith Duane McGormley Ronnie Golden Trombones Betty Hasselbach Ray Klenk lerry Lelune lim Workman Gary Wauah Bill Ripple Allan Reed Bosses Raymond Fry David McNelly lim Freeman Drums Charles Pinneo Albert Hetrick Steve Wilson Lloyd Both Staunton Harrison Bruce Smith Kenneth Hasselhach Gary Lance ROW l: Susie Somers, Martha Willey, Bette Behrens, Linda Leaser, Martha Tooley, Cami Madden, Laura Lindsay, ludy Chestnutwood, Tom Johnson, Ants Leetmaa, Bob Hawk, Marcia Mathews. ROW 2: Linda Kirkbride, Yvonne Linder, Marie King, lohn Freeman, Carol Pence, lack Hepner, ludy Wilson, Frances Cockrell, Betsy Fangboner, Dennis Schatt, Tom Geer, ludy Wickert, lames Ziebold, Tim Lull. ROW 3: Mr. Sells, Madeline Tucker, Kent Hake, David Zimmerman, Larry Ripple, lzetta Eckert, Douglas Velliguette, Mr. Stierwalt. Junior High Bands ROW l: Sally Whittaker, Karen Karle, ludy Gahn, Kathleen Genzman, Sheron Keiser, Ann Dodway, lane Shilling, leanine Hauhe, leiiery First, Ioe Smith, Loren Nickel. ROW Z: Diana Voss, Ioanne Fitzgerald, David Heppner, lane Baker, ludy Hague, lanet Stump, Elaine Weng, Larry Findlay, Judy Lindner, Richard Fuller, Robert Vogel, Christie lckes, Sandy Corthell, Nick Baskey. ROW 3: Mr. Sells, Kenneth Dunes, Billy Dorr, Larry Stout, Dennis Gerwin, Roger Duiier, Keith Smith, lames Cox, Phillip Kadluhowski, Gordon Hart, Eugene Hasselbach, Mr. Stierwalt. ROW l: Ginger Nickloy, Billie Beckley, Tom Lee, Duane Simmons, Gary Kaltenbach, William Hensley, Ioe Smith, Kath- ryn Daves, Loren Nickel, Shirley Wolf, Louis Camden, Gary Kern, Nancy Dorr, Mr, Kooistra. ROW 2: Luella Stotz, Ieanine Haube, Ann Dodway, Sherry Srog, ludy Linder, Debbie Young, lanet Miller, Lynn Huffman, Maurice Fisher, Nick Baskey, Dick Snyder, Charles Iolly, Billy Dorr. ROW 3: Judy Coxan, Cynthia Anderson, Mary Rupp, Gayle Anderson, Clara Gillmor, Milton Hetrick, David Beck, David Zimmerman, Maurice Gnepper, Maria Otto, Ginny Black, Sandra Howard. BOW 4: Diane lohnston, Elizabeth Albinson, Elaine Wong, Larry Ripple, Shercn Keiser, lane Shilling, Carolyn Carr, Harry Walter, lames Ziebold, Larry Schepflin, Larry Stout, Willard Smith, David Heppner. BOW 5: ,lohn Flick, Bill Montgomery, Barbara McClory, lackie Zink, Ianet Lohrbach, Sally Middleton, Sandra Stull, Iudy Gahn, ludy Dittman, Phillip Kadlubowski, Robert Vogel, Gary Lance. BOW 6: Ioyce Byers, Linda Ellis, Brenda Michael, Elizabeth Zirkle, Sandra Lamalie, Sandra Smith, Gail Wiseman, Doris Lindstrom, Larry Findley, Roger Duffer, Larry Stover, Karen Karle, Ellen Wonzer. Junior High Choir Sit up straight, open your mouths, breathe deeply, Mr. Kooistra tells his lunior High Choir members. The looys and girls are learning how to follow directions from a choir master, to read music, and to learn the other fundamentals ot singing and a greater appreciation ot music. During the year they give con- certs. The lunior High Choir members look forward to the day when they as freshmen may join the A Cappella Choir as ex- perienced singers, carrying on the traditions of fine vocal music which has become a part of Boss High School. P1 44. M-5, ROW li Patricia Bliss, Ruth Ann Kreilick, Barbara Uline, Kay Cassell, lanis Iones, Alma Lou Bly, Sondra McCollister, Virginia Dideon, Karmi Kuusberg, Mary Ann Pence, Reta Beckley, Louise Beckley, Faye Fisher, Susan Hawk, Pat Weickert, Mr. Kooistra. fi? ws? 'WP ROW 2: Kay Holsinger, lane Klenk, Faye Genson, Rosemary Vrornan, Patricia Watruba, Patricia der, ludy Lenhardt, Marcia lreland, Michael, Nancy Bliss, Iudy Carmean. ROW 3: Sharon Gahn, Peggy Stimmel, Sandra Wax, Barbara Greenrnan, Mary Schnei- Barb Velliquette, Sharon A Capella Choir nd the procession singing the With candles softly glowing, a sweet refrains of Silent Night, the A Cappella Choir very im- pressively opened the Christmas assembly. Any one in the vicin- ity of room 3l2 first period every morning would have no doubts as to the amount of work that goes into preparing a concert per- formance. 70 fi? Brashares, Richard Speer, Lanny Potts, lim Baker, Dave Kessler, Russelle Logan, Clyde Booze, Ir., Vernon Nitschke, Schoonmaker, Ronnie Rudolph, Gary Waugh, Robert Kirkbride, Keith Bender, Dan Clark, Ioel Stull, Bob Michael, Eugene Ronny Linder, Larry Smith, Connie Cross, Nancy Hasselbach, Michel, Donna Lou Kessler, Carol Coon, Marjorie Bower, Judy Mary Ellen Geib. Ann Hill, Karen Harrison. ROW 4: Donna Cress, Betty Lou Arndt, Allen Reed, Ierry A Cappella Choir With the purpose oi A.C.C. being to begin to sing Well and become acquainted with some ot the better music, they are constantly striving to better themselves. This year the choir had a hayride, presented a Christmas assembly and a joint concert with the band. They also participated in the Buckeye Conference Choral Festival at Elyria and a music festival at Delaware. Officers KA Capella Choirl Librarian ...................... Dan Clark President .............. Sondra McCollister I Chairman ot Social Events. .Peqqy Stimmel Vice President . . . .......... ludy Hill Secretary I I I I I I I I IMCHCM Ireland Custodian of Robes .... Barbara Velliquette Treasurer .. .... Barbara Uline Property Manager .......... lolin Stahl ROW l: Miss Forsyth, Marilyn Rice, Barbara Tooley, Margo Sorg, Marlene Strayer, lane Ann Fuller, Nancy Linkey, La- Ward, Nancy Fowler, Iudy Schwartz, Betsy Schwartz, Suzie vonne Dodway, Liz Augustine, Mary Lawrence. Cllfliflf NUHCY Sif39ffO0St KC1fT1'1iKUUSb'-irq' Susie Schwartz. Ann ROW 3: Staunton Harrison, Willis Bartlett, Iirn Zimmerman Fangboner, Barbara Stokes. I I I Iohn Lambright, Dave Schoonmaker, Tom I-lite, Vennie Whit ROW 2: Barbara Brashares, Susie Frantz, Susie Nickel, Ianice mire hm Workmcm Icy Breeding Dick Level Keith Bender Burkin, Doris Ann Doughty, Patricia Bliss, Iudy Paul, Delight National Thespian Society Anything can happen and usually does at a play rehearsal. The National Thespians find themselves being struck by falling scenery, tripping up make-shift steps, making late entrances, forgetting lines, losing props, and doing all sorts of odd things before they finally come up with their finished product. A few Thespians even come to school at 7:30 a.m. to attend dramatics class. However, while the kids suffer for their art, they also have a lot of fun and find a real feeling of satisfaction when their plays are produced before an audience. To become a National Thespian, one must earn ten points either in some phase of acting or staging. For each additional ten points the Thespians receive stars. Officers President ..,......... lim Zimmerman Vice President ........... Suzie Curtin Secretary-Treasurer . . .Betsy Schwartz 72 3' xx SA :jf s Y lam 3. , 2 1? A V1 x W' 5 1 gf My H ,ly ROW l: Miss Woodin, Martha Deichert, Drucilla Kroetz, Ioyce Clymer, Gerry Girand, Dorothy Deichert, Beverly Williamson, Ianet Woodrick, Nancy Wickert, Ianice Fry, Kay Mooney, Audrey Dick, Carol Malkmus, lanyth Rex, Sara Fiekers. ROW 2: lean Miarer, Marilyn Rice, Eleanor Nitschke, Susie Nickel, Ianice Burkin, Carol Neason, Kaye McMillan, Ianice Anspach, Chloe Ann Krarnp, lane Miarer, Ioan Miarer, Donna Drown. ROW 3: lane Klenk, Brenda Brauchla, Marcia Jones, Gwen Wayman, Bonnie Kokai, Margery Shetzer, Barbara Smith, Alice Stein, Connie Walton, Alice Neason, Doris Ann Doughty, Merry lane Ayres, Lou Ann Fox, Lavonne Dodway. ROW 4: loyce Bibbs, Faye Fairall, Susie Schwartz, Arlin Saarn, Shirley Lahey, Mary Lawrence, Ianet Fry, Doris Winters, Deanna Cress, lanet Wickert, Judy Wensinger, Meredith Gahn, Glenda Payden, Virginia Richards. ROW 5: Martha Iones, Connie Wyss, Marie Iohnson, Ann Fang- boner, Ann Reichert, Arlene Dick, Margaret Siegenthaler, Iune Erb, Roselyn Karlovetz, Marilyn Bork, Barbara Brashares, Betty Lou Arndt, Ardith Bloom, Nancy Pump. ROW 6: Barbara Flick, Landra Boyer, Carol Peters, Sharon Goebel, Mary Engler, leanne Althoif, Suzanne Stewart, Betty Hasselbach, Iackie Brookmyer, Iudy Ann Hill, Marcia Way- man, Ann Wonzer, Sara Schepflin, Mary Lynne Wolfe. Y-Teens We, the younger generation, are striving now to build a better world. This phrase ot the Y-Teen hymn can be heard every second and fourth Tuesday when the eighty-six members ot Y-Teens meet. With the banging ot the president's gavel and with the assistance of Miss Woodin, the Y-Teens' new advisor this year, the buzzing talk of the girls is tinally auieted down. Then the business meeting proceeds and plans tor the big Valentine Dance,the Y7Teen pkxnc,aImithe Y3Teen uuerschoolrneenng are discussed. The Y-Teens, a junior branch ot the Y.W.C.A., stands tor a Christian way ot lite and do much to influence the student body. 74 Officers KY-Teens! President ................ Arlene Dick Vice President ...... Dorothy Deichert Secretary .... ..... C arol Peters Treasurer . . . .... Carol Neason ROW 1: Mr. Hille, Larry Reed, Tom Wadsworth, jerry Stahl, BOW 3: Norman Fausey, Burt Lloyd, Don Pierce, Galen Dam Ronald Kane, Gary Pearson, lim johnson. schroder, Bob Langley, Keith Bender, lay Breeding, Bolw Mes ROW 2: Walter Lamson, Bob Faunce, jerry Kinsey, Blair ler, Mike Oterrnat, john Pearson, Frazier, james Perin, Dave Schoonmaker, Dick Myers. Hi-Y Twice a month the boys oi l-li-Y turn out en masse for their meetings held at the high school under the direction of Mr. Hille, their advisor. Mum's the Word easily describes one of their chief money making projects. These boys take no back seat when it comes to athletics either. Monday nights find them in the gym diligently engaged in the art of basketball. Providing tood for needy families is the major project of these lads. Spon- soring dances is another part of their year. Officers President ........ Dave Sclioonmaker Vice President ...... Torn Wadswortli Secretary ..... .......... I ini Sale Treasurer . . . .... Mike Otermat Chaplain .... . . .Blair Frazier Sgt. of Arms .... Larry Reed ,QW CHATTER CUBS ROW l: Blanche Waggoner, Drucilla Kroetz, Alma Lou Bly, ROW 2: Marcia Iones, Sara Fiekers, Iohn Zimmerman, Ieanne Ianyth Rex, Barbara Smith, Kay Mooney, loyce Measures, Altholf, Mary Engler, Barbara Leonard, Alice Stein, Sharon Carol Sand, Iane Klenk. Goebel, lon Black, Nancy Pump, Ann Wonzer. Home Room Representatives and Chatter Cubs Shortly after the bell rings on Monday rnorning, the Chatter Cubs are seen hurrying olown the hall with the Chatters in their hands. These cubs are in charge oi the distribution of the Chat- ters while they are learning how to Write interesting news stories. The job is then up to the home room representatives who de- liver them to the students in their home rooms. The representa- tives also help with the Chatter and annual sales. HOME ROOM PUBLICATION REPRESENTATIVES ROW l: Liz Augustine, Donna Lindsay, Mary Lawrence, Nancy Linkey, Iohn Hitchcock, lane Little, Dianna Inks, Christie lckes, Iudy Dittman, lean Gilbertson, Betsy Fangboner, Mary Rupp. ROW 2: Carol Neason, Mary Ann Smith, Sandra Hetrick, Pamela Gresco, Patty Bame, Nancy Dorr, Ianet Kiser, Carol Ottney, Sondra McCollister, Mary Wolf, Alma Lou Bly, ludy Deno, Martha Tooley, Bob Karlovetz. ROW 3: Ianyth Rex, Cindy Baxter, lane Klenk, Dianne Len- hardt, Sandra Viton, Iean Nicholas, Yvonne Kessler, Gary Malkmus, Helen Scherf, Ierrie Rowe, Diane Hyde, Connie Karr. ROW 4: Gloria Wehrmeister, Nancy Wickert, Merry lane Ayers, Lavonne Dodway, Iudy Nuhfer, Gloria Shelley, Marvin Hines, lohn Cox, Dennis Stine, Glover McKinley, Fred Lewis, Iohn Antesberger, Douglas I-lirt. BOW lt Mr. Tooley, Ann Fangboner, Karmi Kuusburg, Dianne Tooley, Lou Ann Fox, Dorothy Deichert, Arlin Saam, Iudy Dick, Susie Schwartz, Darlene Fink, lean Potter, Mary Michael, Fiebiqer, lane Miarer, Ioan Miarer, Susie Frantz, Arlene Dick, Roselyn RQW 3: Suzie Curtin, Betsy Schwartz' Lcmdm BOYQYI Carol Karlovetz. Peters, lohn Lambright, Gary Pearson, Suzie Price, Mary Zilles, ROW 2: lanet Crowell, Beverly Kindred, Marilyn Rice, Susie Gerald Woodruff Dave C019 Mary Lynne Wolfe. Nickel, lo'Del Both, Donna Lindsay, Connie Walton, Barbara Chatter Staff The hustle and bustle of a newspaper office is very typically portrayed in our Chatter office as members of the staff scurry to get the paper to press. Those who are not on the staff never cease to be amazed when they enter the office to find the editors busily correcting proof or making up the dummy. Then too, there is always the scramble for a last minute story which is too im- portant to be left out, even though the deadline is near. This work and more too, is all a part of keeping the student body informed of the news or chatter around school. Gathering advertising and making sure merchants get good space is no small part of the work performed by the advertising managers while the business managers smoothly complete the task of dis- tributing the paper. These last two tasks give the Cubs a workout. Officers Editor ...... ............. L andra Boyer Asst. Editor .. .... Barbara Tooley Copy Editor ...... ....... I o'Del Both Business Manager ...... Mary Michael Mary Lynne Wolfe Advertising Manager ..., Boselyn Karlovetz Beverly Kindred ROW l: Io'Del Both, Eleanor Niischke, Donna Drown, Lou Ann Ardiih Bloom, Mary Zilles, Larry Eaton, Clyde Booze, Ir. Fox, Barbara Tooley. Dianne Dick, Rose-lyn Karlove-iz. Ray- ROW 3: Dick Randolph, Staunton Harrison, lon Gilberison IHOHC1 COOPGY. H9191 SCh9ff- Marcia Wayman, Dave Cole, Gerald Woodruff, lohn Lam ROW 2: Betty l-lasselbach, Liz Augustine, Susie Nickel, Marilyn bright. Valentine, Landra Boyer, ludy Ann Hill, Betty Lou Arndi, Annual Staff . . Qpening the door to the publication oitice, We are greeted with the aroma ot glue and an atmosphere ot tense excitement, as members ot the Annual statt rush to meet deadlines. Some are trimming pictures and handing them to the mounters who square them and glue them down. The copy-writers are in a huddle, Writing the stories while the editors are arranging ap- pointments ior those last-minute pictures. These are the people, thirty-two in all, who are responsible tor your yearbook. Also working against a deadline is the business statt who must sell the book and raise the money tor the twelve hundred copies printed. Officers Editor ....... ........ ..... I u dy Hill Copy Editor . .. .... lo'Del Both Sports Editor ....... ..... D avid Cole Photography Editor . . . .... Ierry Wodrutt Business Manager ..... Mary Zilles 78 ROW l: Mrs. Carlson, Carol Coon, Torn Woessner, Nancy Donna Lindsay, Barbara Tooley, lanet Lohrbach, Bill Miller, Wickert, Gloria Wehrmeister, Ann Fangboner, Nathan Dan- Marvin Hines, Marlene Ascherrnan. zinger, Landra Boyer, Carole Miller, Barbara Brashares, Marcia ROW 35 ludy Ann l-llll, Willis Bqfllell, lim Zlmmefmg-mr Tgm Wayman, Mr. H. Randall Miller. ROW 2: Dorothy Deichert, Rogene Kasparek, Lynn Huffman, Iudy Copperman, Faye Mezinger, Mary Lawrence, lo'Del Both, Wadsworth, Edgar Schneider, Dave Cole, Dick Klopp, David Carl, Dave Kohr, Terry Wolfe, Al Hetrick, lay Breeding. Student Council World politics has nothing on the Student Council of Ross High. That the members oi this organization have staunch be- liefs as to what is right or Wrong could never be denied by anyone who ever attended a meeting, as many oi the meetings are spent in heated debates over the principle oi a problem. Along with the bi-monthly meetings, the Student Council has visited the Lima High School, presented two assemblies, pro- moted a clean-up campaign, and sponsored a dance this year. Officers President ............... Bud Bartlett Vice President ............ Al Hetrick Secretary .... .... B arbara Brashares Treasurer . . . ......... David Cole ROW ll lCIm9S Crass, Barbara BICISTIGTGS, BSUY I-O11 AYHCIT, Bearick, Ion Gilbertson, Blair Frazier, Dave Cole Mr Holland MUYY I-Ynfle WOlfG, CCIIO1 Peters, Lflfldffl BOYGTI ROS91Y1'1 ROW 3: Burt Lloyd, john Pearson, Don Pierce Dick Level Kmlovelz' Norman Pausey, Norman Kroh, Iim Sale. ROW 2: Mr. Luallen, Willis Bartlett, lohrx Lambright, Phillip 80 Chemphybiogens Crash! There goes another test tube. Many test tubes, glass plates, and evaporating dishes 'are broken when the Chemphy- biogens meet to work on their science projects. These projects include, among many others, water culture, building oi oscilla- tors, and the electroplating oi copper, chormium, and other metals. Some oi the Chemphybiogens enter their projects in the Westinghouse Research Talent Contest. As the name suggests, the club is made up of students in chemistry, physics, and biology. Only students with top grades in these subjects are made members. At the end oi the iirst semester, those juniors who have satisfactory grades, and four units in mathematics and science are allowed to become Chem- phybiogens. They then start their projects which they will com- plete in the following year. Officers President .............. john Pearson Vice President ....... Norman Fausey Secretary ............. Landra Boyer Treasurer .......... Boselyn Karlovetz Librarian, Reporter ....... Bud Bartlett BOW l: Mr. Hille, Beverly Kindred, Liz Augustine, lanice Peters, Ronald Lehman, Norman Fausey. Anspach, Betsy Schwartz, Suzie Curtin, Chloe Ann Kramp, ROW 3: Walter Lamson, Iames Heid, Betty Lou Arndt, Gary Aflifl SCICIIH, Susan Bfeediflqt Mefedilh GCIhH, l-Clndffi BOYGT- Pearson, Willis Bartlett, lim Zimmerman, Iohn Pearson, Dan ROW 2: Ann Wonzer, Ardith Bloom, Karmi Kuusburg, Dianne Qlmky Sum Schepflinl MQW Lynn Wolfe. Dick, Arlene Dick, Barbara Stokes, Phillip Rearick, Carol Biology Club Anyone can tell the budding biologists around school by the gleam which appears in their eyes when you mention dissecting work. The thirty-six members of this club meet twice monthly in an effort to stimulate and encourage interest in the biological sciences. They have, at one time or another, taken biology and many carry their projects over into the club. Club members will long remember the monthly field trips which included Oak Openings, and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Officers President .............. Gary Pearson Vice President .. .. .Dianne Dick Secretary .... ....... B etty Arndt Treasurer .. .... Beverly Kindred Historian ..... Ardith Bloom ROW l Rogene Kasparek, Ianet Miller, Lynn Huffman, lay ROW 2: Darlene Albright, Sally lacobson, Marsha Gardner Engler Pam Forgerson, Faye Mezinger, Sandra Phillips, Nancy Gary Bierly, Mark Walter, Nancy Baker, Barbara Stokes Mari Newton Mari Albright, Phylis Feick, Kay Cassell, Linda Hag- beth Sand, Barbara Leanard, Linda Wilson, Mike Otto Ardith gerty Kay Holsinger. Bloom, Busselle Logan, Ronald Lehman. Library Club Quiet please echos from the Boss Library. A librarian's .life is not as simple as it seems. They have to be book doctors as well as book lenders. With the heavy usage the books get from stu- dents there is always mending to be done. lngenuity is a must for librarians as they are responsible for cleverly decorating two bulletin boards. At Christmas time, the Library Club bought books for the children of needy families. Easily one of the top social events of the school year is the formal tea given by the library students for the faculty. Other highlights of the year include a hayride, and dances. Officers President .............. Maribeth Sand Vice President ........ Faye Mezinger Secretary Treasurer ..... Iudith Hively ROW l Karen Myers, Iudy Albert, lames Faunce, Marlene Myers, Mike Cochran, Darryl Linder. Ascherrnan lchnny Parish, Richard Gwinup, Hope Kniffin, ROW 3: Linda Wilson, Don Gray, Ernest Hetrick Neil Keckler Iciiy Kinsey Nita Diohr, Sandra Damschroder. Iohn Roush, Iuri Taalinan, Hallett Semer, Paul Schaaf Dick HOW 2 Miss Williams, Barbara Mackey, Linda Bunn, Sue Klopp, Haldon Swinehart. Hunt Sandra Quackonbush, Diane Pump, Eloise lvy, Patricia Art' Club An organization new to Ross only a few short years ago, and still rapidly increasing in popularity is the Art Club. The budding artists at Ross find a great deal of pleasure in doing paintings, sketching and various forms oi art in their club Work. A better appreciation of art is also found in the yearly trips the club takes to art exhibits in the area. ln the annual school art exhibit the students also have a chance to display their Work. Miss Williams is the capable adviser oi the group. Officers President ................ Dick Klopp Secretary . . . . .Haldon Swinehart Treasurer .. ....... lerry Kinsey ROW 1: Donna Drown, Beverly Byers, Faye Byers, Donna leanne Thompson, Glenda Byers, Susie Boyd, Marlene Baumer, Lather, Bernice Iones, Donna Swedersky, Carol Coon, Shirley Joanne Bliss, Ieanette Fodor. Day, Rosemary Vroman, Virginia Voelzke, Mary Ann Michael, ROW 3: Nila Diehr, Mary Burkett, Sandra Wax, Lana Kray- Nannette Perry, Barbara Overmyer. niak, Marilyn Bice, lanet Berner, Martha Iones, EmmaBel1e ROW 2: Emma Hurse, Beverly Slane, lane Hofelich, Iosephine Withrow, ludy Hetrick, Sandra Kosrnan, Iudy Bennett, Ianice Beard, Ianet Booze, lane Gillmor, Nancy Murray, Betty Blue, Binder, Saundra Bennett, Marsha Debien. Future Homemakers of America Lucky will be the man who marries a Boss High F.l-l.A. rnern- ber, with the motto oi their organization being, I-lornernaking training today brings happier homes tomorrow, they are gain- ing skills in the arts ot hornemaking. But, all is not always peaceful in the kitchens and sewing rooms. An occasional burnt finger, a little scorched food, and one or two crooked seams are a part of their training. To give them a well-rounded personality, the Pl-l.A. helps with charity drives, stages a mother-daughter tea, a hayride, and a children's Christmas party. Officers President .......... Donna Swedersky Vice President ............ Carol Coon Secretary .... .... S andy Kosman Treasurer .. .... lo-Anne Bliss 84 ROW l: Gerald Leggett, Donald Talhert, Mr. Roy Miller, Larry ROW 3: Ice Garvin, Walter Lamalie, lim Edwards, lim Shiets, Nahm, Bill Dougherty, Gary Stotz. lames Fitzgerald, Tom Sherman. ROW 2: Leslie Huff, Dale Ottney, Bob Harmon. F. F. A. and V. I. C. High school is helping these boys prepare tor their lite work. The Vocational lndustrial Club teaches mechanical training, while the Future Farmers of America boys learn new and im- proved methods oi farming. ROW l: Ierry Miller, lim Ohms, Ward Hetrick, Gary Hassel- bach, Edger Schneider, Dick Knepper, lim Reed, Pat Potter, lohn Anteslverger, loe Smith, lim Kessler, Kim Edmonds, Blaine Guhn. ROW 2: Curtis Anstead, Bob Smith, Tom Shearer, lim Tyler, Dick Michaelf lim Zimmerman, Terry Overmyer, Nick Waggner, Melvin Crowell, Larry Longanluach, Bch Reed, Norm Level, Frazier. ROW 3: Wayne Blausey, Dick Karlovotz, Rin Smith, Schneider, Phil Darr, Eddie liallier, Nelson Henry, Terry man, Ronnie Baker, Laverne Bowersox, Kenneth llassell lim Frater, Bob Fought. Sam Neal Hoff- rach, nf we ar rsrr it ROW l: Linda Musson, Karen Harrison, Ianice Fry, Kay Mooney, Gwen Wayman, Marcia lones, lanyth Rex, Sara Fiekers, Iudy Schwartz, Nancy Sigerfoos, Kay Cassell, Diane Hyde, Arlin Saarn. ROW 2: Blanche Waggoner, Mary Wolf, Susie Nickel, Dian Kruse, ludy Lenhardt, Carol Neason, Beverly Kindred, Iudy Cucare, Susan Hawk, Liz Augustine, Tamara Frazier, Susan Zink. ROW 3: Ruth Ann Brook, lacqueline Fox, Lou Ann Fox, Dorothy Deichert, Faye Fisher, Claudia Hess, Karmi Kuusburg, Dianne Dick, Carole Sand, Ioyce Measures, Gloria Shelly, ludy Fiebiger. ROW 4: Maia Leetmaa, Lavonne Dodway, Ann Fangboner, Susie Schwartz, Margo Ward, Nancy Fowler, Roselyn Karlovetz, Maribeth Sand, Barbara Brashares, Barbara Leonard, Suzie Curtin, Betsy Schwartz, Carol Peters. ROW 5: Sandy Sprunk, leanne Althoff, Mary Engler, Charles Montgomery, Sharon Goebel, Bertha lhnat, Suzi Price, Linda Wilson, Iudy Ann Hill, Marcia Wayman, Ann Wonzer. Future Teachers of America Knees shaking and hands cold and clammy, the new FTA. members proudly light their candles at the formal candlelight initiation held as an assembly. Then while the remainder of the initiation goes on, they think of the many things that they, as members of one of the largest organizations in the high school, will be able to do. Under the supervision of Miss Young, they will teach classes both in the high school and the elementary schools. They will help with counseling, grade papers, and visit classes in session in an effort to learn what teaching is about and find, perhaps, their own life's work in this profession of helping youth to prepare for life. 86 Oiiicers President ............ Betsy Schwartz Vice President ...... Marcia Wayman Secretary .... . . . .Beverly Kindred Treasurer .............. Kay Mooney Registrar of Points ...Anne Fangboner ROW l: Miss Forsythe, Rudy Garcia, lohn l-lensley, Ronald Ashdown, lackie Brookmyer, lon Gilberston, Nathan Danzinger, David McNelly. ROW 2: Beverly Kindred, Marilyn Rice, Faye Tucker, Carol Neason, Susan Townsend, Nancy Newton, lanice Anspach, Carol Malkmus, Claudia Hess, Arlene Dick, Susie Frantz. ROW 3: Freddy Agee, Frankie Hesselbart, Ierry Kessler, lim Workman, lack Balsizer, Tom Loganbach, Ronald Lehman, Ruben Lozano, lay Breeding, Keith Bender. Spanish Club and French Club Devouring Spanish and French foods at the annual banquet is the highlight ot the year tor the members ot the French and Spanish clubs. The clubs meet once a month with the members participating in the singing ot songs and the giving oi reports and skits. Officers President ...,..... Vice President .... Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairmen ROW l: Larry Smith, Barbara Mackey, Liz Augustine, lean Potter, Dorothy Deichert, lanet Hasselbach, Maia Leetmaa. ROW 2: Susie Schwartz, Karmi Kuusburg, Nancy Sigerfoos, . . .Mary Augustine . . . .Maribeth Sand . .Ianet Hasselbach . . . .Susie Schwartz Suzie Curtin Margo Ward, Maribeth Sand, Betsy Schwartz, Suzie Curtin, Toivo Tagamets. ROW l: Ronald Golden, lim Zimmerman, Dian Kruse, ludy Cucare, Susan Hawk, Hope Kniffen, lacqueline Fox, Gary Hirt, Darryl Linder, larnes Millircn, Arlene Stokes. ROW 2: Allen Wright, Ted Gordon, Richard Hilton, Gary Voss, Richard Woodruff, Roger Baker, lohn Wingard, Richard Speer, Arthur Ebright, Robert Kirkbride, Mike Cochran. ROW 3: Connie Tucker, Anne Woodrick, Sande Fairall, Susan Gibbs, Bill Hague, Roger Hetrick, Bill Miller, Delight Sorg, Diane Hyde, Marlene Ascherman, ludy Albert. ROW 4: Barbara Bailey, lean Daniels, Faye Fisher, Gloria Wehrrneister, Sandra Viton, Sandy Ash, Sherrie Hyden, Sandra Thurn, lerrie Rowe, ludy Ream, Sandra Damschroder. ROW 5: Sharon Kritzell, Fern Walter, Nancy Bliss, Edwin Mitch- ell, lanet Le-sher, Linda Wilson, Charles Montgomery, Ron Weisheit, Don Gray, Walter Smith, lohn Miller. ROW 6: Ronald Gray, lohn Roush, Gary Waugh, Carl Schutt, Iuri Taalrnan, Ernest Hetrick, Robert Serner, Kit Grimshaw, Harold Gahn, Ronald Pasch, Lynn Druckenmiller, Tom Sprunk. Latin 1 Dressed regally in togas ot sheets, as up-to-date Romans, the students oi the second year Latin Club are served by the iirst year Latin Club members who act as slaves tor the bi-annual Latin Club banquet held in study hall SOO. The second year students, reclining on tables, are served a Roman meal, com- plete with all the courses, by the slaves ROW l: Kay Mooney, Gloria Shelly, janet Voss, Sue Sylvester, Pat Kerns, Linda Musson, Susan Zink, Tamara Frazier, Ianny Rex, Sara Fiekers, leanne Althoit, Barbara Leonard, Meredith Gahn, Gwen Wayman. ROW 2: Blanche Waggener, Mary Wolf, Alma Lou Bly, Drucilla Kroetz, Ruth Bloom, Ruth Ann Brooks, Suzanne Randolph, Iudy Siegenthaler, Marjorie Bower, Sandie Stewart, loyce Measures, Carole Sand, Marcia jones, lanice Fry. ROW 3: Mary Engler, Sharon Goebel, Connie Martin, Margaret Brugger, Terry Lejeune, Iohn Zirnrnerrnan, Dennis Wurzel, lon Black, Russell Ottney, Steve Wilson, Iarnes Perin, Don Vincel, lohn Lambright. ROW 4: Ralph Oxley, Richard Zilles, Dave Kohr, Charlie Pinneo, Bertha Ihnat, Suzanne Stewart, Ann Wonzer, j. T. Ellis, David Carl, Terry Wolfe, lohn Cox, Terry Fought, Logan Mitch- ell, Haldon Swinehart. Latin 11 The regular Latin Club rneetings are held once a month with reports, skits, and stories on Roman lite, the enjoying of Roman foods, and the playing ot Vinco, the Latin version oi Bingo, high- lighting the meetings. Individual projects are undertaken each year by the mem- bers. Some oi these include the building ot models oi Roman aguaducts, the Writing and presentation ot plays, and the dress- ing of dolls as gods and goddesses. Officers Counsel . . . ........... Carol Miller Praetor .. ..... ludy Fiebiger Censor ..... ...... M arcia Wayman Quaestor ............... Darlene Fink Senators. .Kay Mooney, luri Taalrnan, Ann Wonzer, lohn Miller Cafeteria Staff ROW 1: lanet Booze, Bonnie Lee, Phyllis Mullen, Camilla Ienkins. BOW 2: Mrs. Harrell, Iudy Burkett, Mrs. Klein- Korres, Christine Mullen, Gwen Lewis, Mary Gephart. Earthquake Staff Here They Are These people were not in school the day that individual pictures were taken. Not wanting to leave them out out ot the annual, We took a group picture of them. ROW 1: Bruce Weaver, Camilla Ienkins, Bruce Rich, Luella Stotz, Iris Roca. HOW 2: lim Schaffer, lim Edwards, Leonard Norris, Francis Lee, ludy Coxen. Gary Pearson Allan Wright Ed Potter STANDING: Mr. Holland, Tom Long, lim Cress, Ierry Woodruff, Miss Darr. KNEELING: Mike Otto, lohn Colvin, Bud Bartlett. Camera Club Office Practice if STANDING: lune Erb, lean Potter, Marilyn Dotson. SEATED: Helen Scherf, Shirley Lahey, Pat Zyski, lanet Fox, Alice Smith, Beverly Beier, Sandra Sprunk, Donna Lindsay. Latin Club III Ray Klenlc, Gary Pearson, Miss Young, Dar- lene Fink, Lou Ann Fox, Iudy Fielwiaer, Carole Miller, Marcia Wayman. Whatcha doing? Blow hard 92 What Have We here? Slugger Mike S0911 Ch01'uS line Time for a party Hold that pose Yea, Team! Dig those sheets! ! Too pooped to pop K . Il., Lazy Bones There are Seniors? ? ? Back to the old grind Hi-O Silver The Three musketeers When in Rome . . . A rose among the thorns Ye olde band trips Nice view-of the school Look at those legs! I ! 94 Horatio Cuttin' up again? ? ? ? Lookin' for a date? Studious isn't she? Ain't he cute? Young and innocent Hi, Sue Ellen Iudy the beachcomber Lucky boy! ! Mary's tail is to Modern Huckleberry Finn The line-up Mighty Mouse Hi, handsome Young lovers Merry Christmas Mary Wolf, Judy Deno, Kaye McMillan, Marcia Ireland, Nancy Fowler, Iucly Paul. Cheerleaders Cheerina the teams on to victory and keeping up the school spirit are the main jobs of these girls. Many hours of long, harcl Work are spent in perfectinq their routines. We may not always thank them, but they are just the shot in the arm We need to boost our morale. 3 -r.,t . I bql Ir- U it '-4 -- A 1 , ' g.,ii K , .. J W, 1 K Q. , C31 is V ,Nt K W,,,s L , V t , K E m el i , .-w,1 1. HV I 1 ss el ROW l: Horace Sewell, lim Tiller, Wes Glover, lim Sale, Glen Bob Heilman, Dan Wasserman, Dick Fitzgerald, Tom Longan- Haas, Dick Coleman, Iim Clark, lon Gilbertson, Lee Wolf, Mike bach, Haldon Black, Beebe Schneider, Iohn Colvin, lack Parish, Otezmat, Dick Level, Gary Neason, Bill Gwinup Cmanagerl. Coach Iohn lhnat. ROW Z: Mike O'Farrell Cmanagerl, Dave Wolshuck, Larry Reed, THE UNDEFEATED Buckeye Conference Champions . Lima Lima became the first foe to fall before the Little Giants' forces, as they bowed 20-6, September 16, at Harmon field. Earmon Cook gave Lima an early 6-O lead, but Haldie Black retaliated with a 15 yard TD. At halftime the score was tied, 6-6. lim Tiller bolted 13 yards in the third quarter and 10 yards in the final quarter to account for the other Boss scores. Both points after touchdown were made by Beebe Schneider. 98 Hammond Bishop Victory number two, 7-O, came after a terrific battle against Hammond Bishop Noll of Hammond, lndiana. The game was played at Fremont, Sep- tember 23. ln the second quarter, Black broke through the Noll line and secondary for a 48 yard score. Schneider's attempt at extra point was good, and Boss took a 7-O lead. Hammond made a desperate attempt in the second half, but the Boss forward wall, wou1dn't give, and Ross hung on to win the ball game. if uw, 55 ti i , .. - fiiiff . a, . T ff- ... if - -ir .. ... f ,L:i Q ...- -- ROW 3: Ray Arndt, lim Hailey, Pat Shanahan, Dick Myers, Ken Stull, Fred Lewis, lim Kessler, Bob Iahns, Larry Lonqan- bach, Bob Messler, Dave Kohr, Ron Shawl. LITTLE GIANTS.. as-mi ROW 4: Coach Paul Baines, Coach Bob Seele, Coach lack Decker, Tom Woessner, Dick Swede-rsky, Dan Coleman, Terry Collins, loe Lotycz, Head Coach Mal Mackey. Rated Fourth in State of Ohio . Fostoria Fremont Ross traveled to Fostoria September 30, to qain their third win of the season, 30-U. Black and Tiller each scored once in the first period to give Boss a 12-0 first quarter lead. Schneider completed a pass to Horace Sewell in the second period and Sewell rambled some 50 yards for an l8-U Ross lead. Second half activities found Black and Tiller again scorina to roll up a 30-U Boss victory. Findlay Findlay drove for a quick 6-U lead, but Boss fin- ally won out, 27-B, in the qame played October 7, at Harmon field. lim Tiller scooted 7U yards midway in the first period and with the extra point, Boss led 7-6. In the same period, Schneider passed to Tiller for another Boss score. Dick Coleman intercepted a Findlay pass and qalloped into the end zone for another first lialf score. Black upped the score to 27-6 when lio took a Schneider pass into the end zone just before the first half ended. Ni X Ria -of W Haldon Black-Fullback lim Clark-Tackle 'X 1 lohn Colvin-Guard Sandusky Arch rival, Sandusky, fell before Ross 20-6 October 14, at Harmon field. Tiller started Sandusky's downfall with a Sl yard first quarter TD. The try for extra point was good and Ross led 7-0. Corso tallied six points for Sandusky in .the second quarter, but the try for extra point was no good. Tiller scored again in the third quarter and Black carried for the final TD in the fourth quarter. Elyria Victims number six were the Elyria Pioneers. The score was l9-6 in the game played at Harmon field October 20. Elyria drew first blood with a first quar- ter touchdown, but Ross tied it up when Black went into the end zone from the two yard line. Score number two came when Tiller broke into the end zone with one of Schneider's passes. ln the fourth quarter Tiller sped 83 yards behind beautiful blocking for the final Ross score. Lorain Showing a vast display of power, the Ross Little Giants won their seventh game of the season, 28-0 over the once beaten Lorain Steelers. The game was played under the lights at Lorain, October 28. Haldie Black led the Ross attack with three touchdowns on sprints of 3, 5, and 25 yards. lim Tiller added the fourth Ross score when he went l5 yards in the final quarter. Beebe Schneider made all four attempts at extra points. Marion A 30-12 win over Marion Harding gave the Little Giants their first Buckeye Confer- ence football title at Marion, November 4. Previous conference wins had been re- corded over Findlay, Sandusky, Elyria, and Lorain. Ross scored twice in the second period and twice in the third period to roll up a substantial 24-0 lead before Marion's at- tack got rolling. Marion pushed over two scores in the fourth quarter while Ross rolled up TD number six. Dick Coleman-Tackle Dave Wolshuck-Center rf 4 lim Sale End lon Gilbertson-Guard if Y xx x Toledo Scott Toledo Scott's Bulldogs fought viciously before losing a 12-U decision to Ross in the game played at Harmon field, November ll. lim Tiller swept 33 yards into the end zone on Ross' first play of the game, and the Little Giants made this score stand while they dug their cleats into the turf and held the Buiidog's offensive attacks. One such attack was stopped on the Ross three. Black rolled up an insurance marker late in the fourth quarter. Portsmouth Win number ten, 28-20, was piled up after a bruising battle against the Ports- mouth Trojans, November 18, at Fremont. Portsmouth scored first on a series of breaks, but Schneider's 47 yard touch- down pass to Tiller knotted the score 7-7. By recovering a fumble, Portsmouth Larry Reed-Hcxliback 1 , 4 1+ 1+ Mike Otermat-End scored again before the half. Loaded with steam, the Little Giants roared over Portsmouth in the second half with two TD's by Black, and one by Tiller plus extra points by Schneider, Reed, and Oterrnat. Horace Sewell-End tx! Glen Haas-End l Tom Longanbach-Guard Dick Level-Tackle ,M 543, -A H W-- A743 S. E kk! Q? 44? x. x M 1 I' sv ...ff Q 50 ,Q S 4, lx ,sun f 6 A .9 ' ' . , .P 3 l , Q? yy 'ff 7 b L' 1 3 . A , . px' ' as-' In , . ,, ,,, x , A .Q 1 . if m S V V lgl mA3V g ,.K, , A iWV . ..,,. , j J L qqeqt i i, g in ,, ,, .k : :,k 1 1 X A .N wx A is E5. k v Q Q if 1 if ' , , W -h 1 Sm . wa L ww' . A .,. 5 . ,, f f L - ' l ' Z' 111 wx sf' if XX E rg as-'rr' . .Q 5 fx J 1, F ' .AHF fa' .Qx L so 'S L' l fl ' fn - r I r ' 1 ROW l: Iohn Schaai, Dick Gwinup, Ierry Iones, Skip Baker, Swedersky, Iim Otermat, Bud Gahn, Dan Coleman, lack Kilqus, Terry Collins, Chris Young, lim Streeter, Dick Clinebell. Mike MCCf1rlhY, Coach COfneli1-IS Varlderbili. ROW 2: Coach Al Ziemke, Bill Ripple, Dick Koble, Dick Freshman Football . ROW l: Milton Heirick, Fred Payden, Gordon Hart, lim Alberi, Ronnie McDonald. Ted Fosier, Gary Baiey, George Shanahan, Larry Kessler, lohn ROW 3: lon Hower, Phil Kadlubowski, Lee Vllaaner, Leonard Cox, lim Seele, Sieve Cecil. Smith, Dick Sale, Iohn Myers, Gary Wilkins, Dan Moran. ROW 2: Dennis Stein, lohn Niqhswander, Ken Fry, Iohn ROW 4: lim Havens, Morris Knepper, Phil Doliasantina, Bolo Bordeau, lim Velliqueiie, Iohn Bennison, Roger Mann, lim Ohms, Shaull, Earl McCord, Larry Wilkins, Doiiq Velliqiiette. Junior High Football . 103 ROW l: Mark Walter, Beebe Schneider, Charley Glover, Lane Beeker, Gail Brauchla, Tom Sherman, Fred Middleton, lack Lee, Ken Adams, Al Price, lim Houqhtalinq. The Varsity Cagers . 4' .J -9' 35 6' S 5 :F 4' 5' 5 5 ., Ai 6' 5 5 5 Qs fi S 4' Q9 5' 4' QF ff QS' 8 fi' QQ Alumni . . . .... 22 5 8 20 0 12 6 0 0 0 0 75 60 Norwalk .... .... 2 2 8 7 2 2 10 0 4 2 0 0 57 42 Willard ..... .... 2 3 12 10 8 0 9 0 0 8 3 0 73 79 Fostoria .... .... 2 9 9 3 0 0 4 2 0 2 0 0 49 71 Lorain .... .... 1 7 4 7 20 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 60 71 Tiffin . . . .... 18 9 9 8 0 4 2 1 0 0 5 56 88 Elyria .... .... 1 8 18 2 13 0 0 0 0 7 0 4 62 81 Marion ...... .... 1 7 10 0 16 4 0 0 0 0 0 5 52 60 East Tech .... .... 1 9 2 11 11 2 6 0 0 0 1 11 63 85 Findlay .... ..... 2 1 8 0 17 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 51 66 Sandusky .... .... 1 4 10 0 4 0 5 0 6 4 0 0 43 44 Lorain ....... .... 2 4 4 0 10 2 9 0 0 4 0 0 53 90 Port Clinton . . . .... 23 9 6 20 0 0 5 7 0 0 0 70 63 Elyria ...... .... 7 9 10 11 2 0 0 5 2 0 0 46 68 Bellevue . . . .... 38 11 11 18 0 1 0 9 0 0 0 88 66 Marion . . . .... 26 0 12 9 0 2 0 8 3 0 2 62 77 Findlay ............. 17 2 0 4 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 28 39 Sandusky ........... 19 2 2 2 0 12 0 4 3 0 0 44 55 TOURNAMENT Clay ..... ......... 1 4 10 4 13 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 47 49 TOTALS . . . .... 388 132 102 206 20 82 17 46 39 4 31 1079 1254 104 W ! BK 5 Q uv f ' 41239 Gail Brauchla Beebe Schneider The Cage Season . Ross' Little Giant cagers opened the 1955- 56 season with a 75-60 win over the Alumni, November.29. Newcomer Gail Brauchla net- ted 22 points to lead the Purple and White attack, while Lane Beeker netted 20 to be runner-up. Norwalk's Truckers invaded the Ross gym December 2, and were dealt a 57-42 loss. Again Brauchla hit on 22 for top scoring honors for Ross. Loss number one was handed the Little Giants as Willard won a 79-73 game on the Willard hardcourt December 6. Top point man for Ross was Gail Brauchla with 23. Evenly balanced Fostoria won a 71-49 con- test on the Ross court December 9. Gail Brauchla again paced the Ross attack with 29 points. Fought to a draw for three quarters, the Lorain Steelers basketball team scored 21 fourth quarter points to down Ross 71-60, December 16, on the Ross floor. Lane Beeker hit the nets for 20 points to pace Ross. Tiffin Columbian won its fourth game in five starts as they turned back the Little Giants 88-56 at Tiffin December 20. Eighteen points were scored by Brauchla to lead the Ross team. Buckeye Conference foe, Elyria, topped the Ross quintet 81-62 on the Ross court Decem- ber 22. Brauchla and Beebe Schneider paced Ross with 18 points each. Victory came within grasp for three peri- ods, but the Little Giants ran out of steam, and dropped a close 60-52 game to the Presi- dents of Marion Harding on the Harding floor December 27. Brauchla with 17 points and Beeker with 16 paced Ross. A tall, versatile Cleveland East Tech team swept onto the Fremont hardcourt and rolled up their seventh straight win, 85-63, Decem- ber 30. Again it was Brauchla with 19 points who led Ross. Iim Houghtaling Lane Beeker Fred Middleton R1 P559 106 Mark Walters Tom Sherman Loss number eight was handed Ross by the Findlay Trojans in a 66-51 battle lanu- ary 6, on the Ross court. Brauchla led all the scoring with 2l points. Tense and dramatic was the heartbreak- ing 44-43 decision Sandusky eked out over the Ross five on our court Ianuary 13. The low scoring contest saw Gail Brauchla hit on 14 points to lead the Ross scoring. Buckeye Conference Champion, Lorain, had little trouble in winning a 90-53 game from Ross at Lorain January 20. Brauchla netted 24 points for Ross on nine field goals and six free throws. A Win over Port Clinton made spirits soar, as victory came to Ross once more. It was CI battle all the way, but the Little Giant cagers broke their ten-game losing streak with a 70-63 win over Port Clinton Ianuary 24 on the Ross court. Brauchla netted 23 and Beeker 20 to pace the Ross scoring. Elyria's Pioneers held Broruchla to seven points as they won a 68-46 game on their own court Ianuary 27. Gail Brauchla swished 38 points through the hoop to set a new single game scoring record tor Ross High as he led the Ross quin- tet to an 88-66 win over the Bellevue Redmen January 31, on the Ross court. Despite 26 points by Brauchla, Marion Won a 77-62 game from Ross on our floor Febru- ary 3, On February tenth, Ross traveled to Find- lay. Ross tried to pull an upset with a defen- sive type ot game, but it backfired as the Trojans won 39-28. Brauchla netted 17 points to lead Ross. The regular season ended for Ross when the Sandusky Blue Streaks won a 55-44 game on the Sandusky floor, February 17. Brauchla paced both squads with 19 points. Toledo Clay dropped Ross 49-47 in the opening tournament game at Rossford. Brauchla paced Ross with 14 pointers to run his season's total to 388 and a new school record. lack Lee Clarence Glover Glen Haas Ken Adams 107 T' 4 . 7 Y 1 1 ...A Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross ..... .... Ross Ross s rf' li ROW lt Gary Williamson, lim Hailey, Paul Schaaf, Tim Fail, Larry Bowers, Iohn Kelly, Fred The Alumni .. Norwalk . Willard .. Fostoria . . Lorain Tiffin .... Elyria . . . Marion .. Freshman Fufure Varsity . Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross The ROW 1: Coach Vanderbilt. Findlay . . . Sandusky . Lorain .... Port Clinton Elyria ..... Bellevue .. Marion .. Findlay . . . Sandusky . Grade School Coaches ROW 2: Tom Woessner, Del Hoy, Dan Wasser mari, Bolo Messler, Dick Level, Wes Glover lim Clark. Q K, xy i . , x if 51 X A J 1. , , or . u . ,,.,v ROW 1: Roqer Hetrick, Bill Miller, Marvin Hines, Rodger ROW 2: Ron Weisheit, Albert Ross, Arthur Iones, Kit Grim- Baker, Terry Collins, lim Oiermat, Gary Bierly. Shaw, Ruben Lazano, Mike McCarthy, lack Kilqus. The Freshmen Cagers . an -A X 'Wi' A559 ,, j i nj fi . ir: .X . 1' i ' K ga.,-X 4 was . Hfx A 1 Y es HQ - SHT. P sr '29 9553! A 5:5 H1 5 f19 f L 5' f. A R rr 4. ...Q A fs .Q e 5: 3 ,, has T Qffii? 5 r y e . lf.. L c. S gl A s re , or A L A - 5 K'- f sr A xy M age ig ' '- 5, X ' 1, 1,4 rrr- we r-ri Q A A - X 54 L , A me Q95 wg QS H g y r r M X S814 L X R QCOSHJ' G 5559! i , 517,-gk G y , P Lyhh qmx f K 4 F' V ' A ' I A X 1' 3 E ' y ry mn L -e,,,,,, y Q yi 'jf' M vi x - .yy X, fr . -., . , gs f K ,g . , , , x 1, , rf Q M Ff' rf if K Y 6, S ,. i K f Q A . ' ,Q X A 1. lllll H A if SIV Y ww A ' ff? 'Di ' rc, S55 He ew- 'Wfe gf W L , Q Q is Q, L i L can L if xi 1 , A 'ff . 5 ' L 5, 5 is , f - 'A' ,' :P , - 5 ' x. 5 -, I ' X- i f' , - f f K - -- Y f w 1ii r ' - A fi ' ' -: :rf . f .ss A ,- ' ' r 1 l:'1i 1 1 . . f ., A ' l Ala A ' A ,rf 'Q vin fsSf'h' 5 - A I - r.. f Z' I I I ' ' f 'W 3' - . gf EW I fl. - ' liif' Q ? i Q A Ll-. ' A , lzz' X! . A it A ' i A -i- A A i 'X 6 Q if A R W e , . f 1 S i T l 1 I r f ' L ' ROW l: Benqy Eisler, Dick Fuller, Harry Walters, Ray Huber, Schephlin. lohn Benriiszzn, Steve Cecil, lim Seele, Roger Mann, Roger Diiffer, Lloyd Both. ROW Z: Iohn Talbert, Iirn Kokai, Larry Kriizell, Gil Mariens, Doug Velliquette, Dennis Stein, lim Ohms, Bob Meiier, Sam ROW 3: Larry Wilkins, Gary Wilkins, Dan Moran, lim Velli- queite, David Scliuclc, McKinley Glover, Alvin lohnscn, Morris Knepper, Scott Decker, Garry Kailenbach. The Junior High Cagers . 109 v ...X . f fa f . f - - ' .mv rf- Q . , . . ., L ,Q .A , ,cg , , , f W en . .! K xgiwyfgf I 'hx . , E ROW l: Ron Stine, Dcn Vincel, Richard Gwinup, Mike Cochran, Gmge, Bruce Weaver, Bill Myers, lack Smith, Gordon Tod, lim Keckler, ROW 3: Tom Long, Tom Althoff, lohn Miller, Tom Sprunk, Tom Hite, Toivo Tagamets, Ron Shawl, Charles Montgomery, Nathan ROW 2: Ed Nickel, Iack Balsizer, Al Hetrick, Norman Kroh, DUHZUJGF- John Baxter, Bill Gwiriup, Bob Agee, Dave Carl, Coach George The Varsity Swimmers . lim Streeter. S ,t..,. . WS-'TJ 5 ... r, .. -s ii, ,t,. ,W ,t Zi A Q 'kt xxx! iii' .. Y f . AbVi gm., v si. A ,IA if gxwyfi .i.1, .. ,t.,,, 5 P T g 2 Q if ff, t i trr T T iitir rf iSt,, ,tt if fr Q.,.,, ROW l: I. Hepner, I. Kaufman, I, Foster, T. Lee, D. Serwin, R. Burns, G. Hart, R. Dundore, I. Albert, G. Diechert, R. Cook. Bourdo, L. Huffman, P. Thatcher, D. Tuckerman, R. Riechert, ROW 351. Smith, B. Cunningham, T. Trout, S. Huntzinger, I. R. Boyer. Myers, T. Wolfe, T. Cox, I. Talbot, R. Rieclling, R. Hopkins, D. ROW 2: R. Rutherford, E. Beal, M. Trueman, D. Parker, R. Dorr. no The Junior High Swimmers . i xx The Swimming Season . . . Boss' Little Giant tankers opened the 1955-56 swim season with losses to Toledo Y 50-27, and to Sandusky 42-35. Victory number one, 48-28, came to the tankers in the Marion Y pool, lanuary 14. Al Hetrick, Tom Hite, lack Bal- sizer, and Bob Agee set a new Marion pool record for the 200 yd, free style relay race. Next came Western Reserve Academy. Their swimmers captured a 52-25 meet in the Cleveland pool, lanuary 21. ln a return meet, the Sandusky Blue Streaks took a 49-28 meet in the Blue Streak pool lanuary 25. Bob Agee, Tom 1-lite, and Bill Myers polled firsts for Boss, but it wasn't enough to win the meet. Upper Arlington captured the first triangular meet ever held in the Boss pool with 48 points lanuary 28. Boss placed second with 39 points while Grandview came in last with 15 total points. Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Bill Myers Powerful Canton McKinley was given a scare by the Boss tankers February 3, but Canton not only won out, but set three new Ross pool records in capturing the 46-31 meet. Bill Myers placed first in exhibition diving as Boss finished sixth in the annual Bowling Green relays February 4. Win number two of the season was rolled up as the Boss tankers defeated the Marion Y swimmers 52-25 February 9 in our pool. University School's tankers blasted their way to a 61-16 victory over Boss in the Cleveland pool February 10. Bill Myers captured the only first for Boss as he came in on top with his diving exhibition. Loss number eight in nine outings, 40-37, was rolled up against the Floss tankers by the Toledo Y swimmers Febru- ary 15. Fourteen Boss swimmers qualified for the state finals as Boss placed second in the district swim meet held at Ohio State University February 22. Tom Hite ,,,....k,..,N-'N - H' .1-L i 7 Bob Agee Season's Record . . . 27 .... .... T oledo Y 50 35 .... ....... S andusky 42 48 .. . ......... Marion Y 28 25 .... .... W estern Beserve 52 28 .... ........... S andusky 49 39 .... ..... U pper Arlington 48 31 ..... ............... C anton 46 sixth .... Bowling Green Belays 52 .... ........... M arion Y 25 16 ..... ..... U niversity School 61 37 ....... ........... T oledo Y 40 second ..................... District Meet ROW l: Edgar Schneider, James Reed, Dick Knepper. ROW 2: Galen Damschroder, Blaine Guhn, Howard King, Norman Level. Senior High Volleyball . These boys captured the Senior High Volley- ball championship in the Intramural League. Supervisor of league play was Mr. Althoff. INTRAMURALS . ROW l: lim Stull, Ken Smith. ROW 2: Franklin Walby, Bob lahns, Larry Nitschke, Re Walter. Noon Basketball Champions . ROW l: Ruben Lazano, Bill Parlow. ROW 2: Gerald Lenz, Ioe Smith, Mr. Althoff. lt took an extra play-off game, but these boi finally won the noon championship. Tumbling . A Tumbling team was a new feature for ln- tmmurfds lthliyem' These bgys uncle? .ML Row iz Mr. l-lille, Mi. sciiiefer, Mr. Vanderbilt, Althoff s direction put on tumbling exhibitions Schneider, Mr. Doolittle. at several of the city's grade schools. I 12 Evening Basketball Champions . The fighting faculty five won the even championship against teams made up of bc in the senior high grades. i i S ROW 1: Terry Shanahan, Russ Nitschke, lim Ayers, Bill Faunce, Fred Voorhies, Ed Potter. ROW 2: Coach Mackey, Virgil Sheets, lim Kessler, lim Ohms, Winston Pardo, Phil Darr, Tom Leaser. Little Giant' Columbus Blind School provided the competi- tion for the first wrestling meet this season. Ross took the match 26-17 at Columbus December 16. Toledo Central and Huron traveled to the Fre- mont Armory lanuary 3, and Ianuary 10, respec- tively. Ross won both meets, defeating Central 44-3, and downing Huron 48-3. The first loss of the season was to Toledo Whit- mer on their mats lanuary ll. Sylvania Burnham's matmen made it two losses in a row with a 30-21 victory over Ross Ianuary 17. Ross retaliated lanuary 20 and Ianuary 24 with wins over Lima, 41-5, and over Toledo Central 49-0. Fostoria's Redmen were able to win only one match as Ross won a 38-7 match on the home mats lanuary 27. Win number seven against two losses was rolled up with a 23-17 victory over the Lima Spar- tans at Lima lanuary 31. Erasing an earlier season defeat, the Ross mat- men won a close 25-20 match from the Toledo Whitmer wrestlers on the Ross mats February l. Worthington was defeated 30-13 February 3 at Worthington. This win was the last for the Little ROW 3: Larry Reed, Tom Rollins, Bill Sheets, William Martin, Dan Coleman, Ken Edmonds, lim Zimmerman. ROW 4: lim Sale, Dick Karlovetz, Dave Wolshuck, Tom Longan- bach, Dick Coleman, Wayne Michaels. Wrestlers . Giant wrestlers this season. Coach Mal Mackey's grapplers ended their regular season February 7 with a 26-21 loss to Sylvania. lt was the third loss against nine wins for Ross. Ross placed fourth out of ll participating schools in the district wrestling matches held at Findlay College, February 17 and 18. ln the state finals, Ross garnered seven points to register for a place among the top twenty schools of Ohio. 26 Ross ............. Columbus Blind School 17 Ross 44 ...... . ....... Toledo Central 3 Ross 48 . .. ......... Huron 3 Ross 14 .... Whitmer 29 Ross 21 . .. ...... Sylvania 30 Ross 41 . .. ............. Lima 5 Ross 49 .... Toledo Central 0 Ross 38 . . . ......... Fostoria 7 Ross 23 . .. ........ Lima 17 Ross 25 ....... Whitmer 20 Ross 30 . . . . . .Worthington 13 Ross 21 .... ........ S ylvania 26 Ross fourth . .. .... District Matches Ross placed . . . . . .State Finals Cross Country . Coach Schahets Cross Country team enjoyed a good season this year, winning tour out of five meets. ln Cross Country the team with the least amount of points wins. Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont Fremont ROW 1: Coach Harold Schahet, Ken Adams, Chuck Houdeschell, Dick Stev- ens, Al Hetrick, Iack Lee, Tom Sherman, Bill Gregg, Walter Hurse, Toivo Taga- mets, Ronnie Lehman, Duane Hack, Lane Beeker, Fred Middleton. CROSSBAR OF THE F: Mark Walter, Rein Walter. 50 .... Marion 15 15 . .. ........ Attica 49 15 ........... Attica 48 22 .... Toledo Waite 33 21 .... Toledo Waite 37 titth . . . ........... District Tennis, 1955 . Ross 3 .. .... Sandusky 4 Ross 6 .. ..... Marion 1 Floss 3 .. .... Norwalk 4 Ross 5 . . . . . .McComber 2 Ross U .. ....... Lima 7 Ross 1 .... Mansfield 6 Ross 5 .... Sandusky 2 Ross 3 ..... Findlay 4 Ross 6 .. .... Marion 1 ROW l: Dean Tritch, Henry Warner. ROW 2: Larry Harris, Gary Shilling, Bill Bowlus, Coach lack Decker. ROW 1: Randall Gahn, Larry Miller, Bob Entenmann, Dave Martin, Gary Stotz, Mike Otermat. ROW 2: Ron Kiser, Ed Myers, Glen Haas, Al Price, Les Het- rick, Burt Lloyd, Lane Beeker, Coach Doren. ROW 3: Bob Damschroder, Dale Wright, Iohn Damschroder, Tom Sherman, Ken Adams, Tom Lonqanbach, Bob Heilman, Ron Ashdown. Baseball, 1955 . . Fremont 5 . .. ...Toledo Clay 2 Fremont 9 .. . .,.... St. Ioe 4 Fremont 1 . . . . . .Clyde O Fremont 3 .. ..... Marion 5 Fremont l .. ...Mansfield 12 Fremont 4 .. ...... Findlay 2 Fremont O .................... Toledo Clay 1 ROW 1: Coach Mackeyp Dick Beal, Ward Sewell, Knox Ramsey, Dan Wasserman, Ken Shaffer, Beebe Schneider, Pat Shan- Fremont O . .. ............. Findlay 7 Fremont 4 .... Toledo DeVi1biss 8 Fremont 1 .. ............ Marion 4 Fremont 1 . . . ................. Macomber 7 PITCHERS: Miller one win, Price three wins. Miller 38 strikeouts, Price 24 strikeouts. RUNS BATTED IN: Dale Wright, ten, Glen Haas four, Larry Miller three. Fred Lewis, Wes Glover, Dave Wolshuck, Coach Ihnat. ROW 3: Walter Hurse, Del Hoy, Ken Stull, Rodney Hasselbach, nahan. Bob Messier, Bill Dougherty, Bob McClure. ROW 2: Pete Zilles, Dick Sabroske, Bill Smiley, Horace Sewell, Track, 1955 . . . April 6-Buckeye Conference Track and Field Day. ziwrre-mom 71 ms, Bowiinq Green 42 516, Marion Harding'-95 Fostoria 34- Sandusky ....... 47V2 ze-Fremont 27, Findlay ssvz, Marion saw. EWU ---- ---- 2 7 29-Fremont 345 Toledo Scott 84. Fremont ' ' 23 Findlay ......... 16 May 2-Fremont 64Vz, Toledo Whitmer 53Vz. Lorain .......... 15V2 ll-Fremont 295 Sandusky 89. 115 ROW 1: Nancy Burmeister, Blanche Waggoner, Gloria Hamp- shire, Margery Shetzer, Mary Wolf, ludy Deno, Alma Lou Bly, Drucilla Kroetz, Alice Smith, Sue Sylvester, Pat Kerns, Kaye McMillan, Liz Augustine, Io'Del Both, Mary Lawrence, Donna Lindsey, Martha Deichert, Lou Dyer, ludy Sultz. ROW 2: Miss Bliss, Sharon Goebel, Audrey Dick, Gloria lean Shelly, Carole Sand, lane Klenk, Marcia lones, Doris Ann Doughty, Nancy Linkey, Lou Ann Fox, Corrine Kadluloowski, Connie Walton, ludy Haas, Sharon Thrun, Ianet Fry, Nancy Nowak. ROW 3: Diane Sue Miarer, Tammy Frazier, Carol Parker, Karen Harrison, Linda Musson, Susan Zink, Mary Ann Smith, Alice Neason, Nancy Sigerioos, Rose Mooney, Nancy Fowler, Iudy Girls' Athletic No, those aren't creatures from Mars. They're just freshmen girls headed for the G.A.A. initiation. lniormality is the key note for the meetings which may include anything from an important business session to the dancing oi the Charleston. Though Schwartz, Margo Ward, loyce Bibbs, Roselyn Lewis. ROW 4: Mary Carter, lane Ann Fuller, Kay Fredericks, Susie Ierew, Sharon Gahn, Mary Ellen Geib, ludy Cook, Pam Goff, Marilyn lohnston, Ann Fangboner, Karmi Kuusburg, loyce Measures, Ann Reichert, lanet Voss, Nancy Pump. ROW 5: Sally Bliss, Bonita Kleckner, lucly Nuhfer, Connie Wyss, Pat Nuhfer, ludy Paul, Sandra McKay, lean Fisher, Barbara Smith, Alice Stein, Susan Breeding, leanne Althoif, ludy Wensinger, lanet Wickert, Margaret Siegenthaler. ROW 6: Nannette Perry, Peggy Stimmel, Susie Frantz, Bay- mona Cooper, Suzie Curtin, Carole Miller, Lanclra Boyer, Ardith Bloom, Betty Arndt, Betsy Schwartz, Mary Zilles, leannette Hoover, Iudy Bennett, Bertha lhnat, Ann Wonzer. Association . many sore muscles and very tired girls oiten are the result oi the year's activities, the girls learn leadership and sportsmanship through the widely varied program. BOW l: Miss Bliss, Nancy Iohnston, Sharon Potts, Sharon Meggitt, Susan Townsend, Ianet Wenzel, Ruth Anne Kreilick, Marilyn Fabian, Vivian Crowe, lacqueline Solomon, Ianet Nougle, Lucretia Oman, ludy Madden, Mrs. Elder. ROW 2: Carolyn Claar, Karen Myers, Hope Knitfin, Shirley Sweazey, Buth Foster, Carolyn Dundore, Sharon Koke, Nancy Newton, Donna Walter, Nancy Harris, Sandra Viton, Kay Holsinger, Phyllis Feick. 116 ROW 3: Sharrie Hyden, Margaret Kelly, Marilyn Livengood. Brenda Brauchla, Sharon Michael, ludy Albert, lerrie Byerly, Connie Cross, Marilyn Hasselbach, Mary Lou Byers, lean Walters, Sandra Oxley, Faye Fisher, Sandra Thurn. ROW 4: Sonia Parker, Monica Crowell, ludy Ream, Sharon Kritzell, Ann Lacey, Gloria Wehrmeister, Carol Fisher, Dorothy Cherry, Fern Walter, Sandra Smith, Nancy Bliss, Norma Thurn, Sharon Taylor, lanet Lesher. ,- ROW l: Landra Boyer, Manager, Ardith Bloom, Carol lerew, Mary Zilles, Carol Miller, Nannette Perry, Carol Sand, Sharon Gobel, Manager. ROW 2: Miss Bliss, Alice Smith, lanet Fry, Lou Ann Fox, Betty Arndt, Peggy Stimmel, Sandra McKay, ludy Schwartz, Nancy Fowler, ludy Paul, Mrs. Elder. V ROW 3: Blanch Waggener, Shirley Sweazy, Marilyn Livengood, Alice Stein, Martha Diechert, Ann Reichert, leanne Althoti, lanet Wickert, Fern Walter, Iudy Albert, Rose Mooney. ROW 4: Ruth Kreilick, Faye Fisher, Susan Townsend, Barbara Smith, ludy Wensinger, Sharon Kritzel, Nancy Pump, Mary Carter, Sharon Michael, Sherrie Hyden, Lou Dyer, Ioyce Bibbs. Girls' Varsity Basketball . Only one game had been played when the an- nual went to press, but a few more games were anticipated with surrounding schools. lackson Burgoon lost to the Ross girls 43-SO Feb- ruary l3 in our gym. Carole Miller with l6 and Mary Zilles with l5 points led the Ross attack. The Play Day held March l7 at Ross also fea- tured basketball games, besides deck tennis, vol- leyball, badminton, tether tennis, and swimming. Participating schools were Lorain, Elyria, Nor- walk, Sandusky, Marion, and Ross. After the acti- vities, the girls got together and enjoyed a lunch and group singing. Another big basketball game was played at the Sports Carnival when the GAA met the Alumni. The Alumni was composed ot old GAA members who have graduated from high school. 1'I 7 ,, 5 'sv Q 53 BQ S . ,sh . . I . 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