Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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First Row: David Cole, Marilyn Rice, Carol Neason, Kaye McMillan, Beverly Kindred, .lean Potter, Joyce Naftulin, Dianne Dick, Donna Lindsay. Second Row: Mary Michael, Joan Miarer, Barbara Tooley, Jane Miarer, Jo'Del Both, Suzie Frantz, Arlin Saam, Nancy Hunsinger, John Lambright. Third Row: Mr. Tooley, Roselyn Karlovetz, Landra Boyer, Suzie Curtin, Carol Peters, Donna Walter, Betsy Schwartz, Peggy Stimmel, Mary Lynne Wolfe. Chatter Cubs Any Sophomore wishing to try out for the Chatter Staff becomes a Chatter Cub. The Chatter Cubs start their phases of journalism which are: the collecting and writing of news stories, advertising, and circulation of the newspaper. At regular intervals the Cubs are narrowed down to the best in the group. At the end of the year the members are selected for the Junior Staff.

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First Row: Shirley Bowers, Sue Kerr, Bonnie Kay Shar e, Marilyn Mooney, Georgena Gries, Karl Kessler, Harolyn Crosskill, Frances Cobb, Ann Ranclblph, Gail McNelly. Second Row: Mr. Tooley, Sylvia SchepHin, Annette Dick, Ka Middleton, Jo Smith, Phyllis Smith, Janet Dick, Marilyn Rutan, Elizabeth Fought, Betty Homer. Third Row: Carol Sam sel, Odette Alford, Bette Lee Brown, Barb YViller, Ann McKinney, Annie Ilathaway, Peg y Shawl, Sally Becker, Ruth Beeker. Fourth Row: Barb Burdick, Mary Sabroske, Ronald Hively, Jacqueline llirt., Lois Deppen, Anne Althoff, Barbara Agee, Haldon Dick, Roger Shoup. ' Chatter Staff Your beats are due at 8:30!,, These are words often heard during the year by those on the Chatter staff. To produce a paper every two weeks by the staff working on it in their spare time re- quires co-operation and hard work from all. The hard work paid off when the Croghan Chatter was notified they had won the Freedoms Foundation Award for an editorial, written by Janet Dick, editor. The highlights for the Chatter staff were the Christmas and April Fool's issues. Mr. Tooley was the force behind the staff and they knew they could ask him for help when it was necessary. Mr. Tooley Editor in Chief Janet Dick Assistant Editor Ruth Becker Copy Editor Udette Alford Business Managers Mary Sabroske and Ann McKinney Advertising Managers Betty Holder and Joan Smith

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t l First Bow: Judy Gruver, Helen Booze, Janet Booze, Beverly Slane, Glenda Byers, Donna Drown, Carol Berger, Jeanne Thompson, JoAnne Bliss. Second Row: Carol Coon, Bernice Jones, Donna Swedersky, Nila Diehr, Doris Winters, Rose- mary Vroman, Rosanne Feighner, Yvonne Kessler, Mar aret Level, Shirle Day. Third Row: Nlrs. Schwartz, Joan Buehler, Anna Rose gtotz, Barbara Willler, MaDonnae Cook, Buth Duseberg, ,lane Fausey, Barbara Carr, Janet Linton. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America have as their projects during the year many worthwhile activities. Among these are pack- ing boxes for needy families, attending conferences and this year they gave a Christmas party for little children. Their motto is Homemaking training today brings happier homes tomorrow. They have worked hard to uphold this. Mrs. Marion Schwartz Pres. Barbara Willer V. P. .loan Buehler Sec. Ruth Duesberg Treas. Jeanne Thompson