Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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THE CROGHAN of 1932 Row I-B. Horning, B. johnson, R. Norton, Ti. Rosenberger, V, Reeves. Row Z!-D. Stokes, J. Wfright, T. McDonald, Mr. Timmons, E. Gressman, xl. Mousley, K. Lecdy, A. Foster. DEBATE For the first time since its organization by Mr. Timmons in 1928, the debate team, due to lack of Hnance, was not able to participate in decision debates with the exception of the Ohio district attorney of the National Forensic league Which was held in Ravenna, Ohio, early in April. The debate for this year was: Resolved that the several states should enact legislation providing for a system of compulsory unemployment insurance. Members of the squad and school who have earned sufficient points belong to the National Forensic league, the national honor society for debators. Members are divided into four ranks according to points Won. The highest possible local honor, that of distinction, is held by Virginia Reeves, president of local chapter. Earl Rosenberger and Burton John- son have degrees of excellence, jane Wright and Robert Norton, honor, and Eugene Gressman, Kathryn Leedy, Dorothy Stokes, Alice Foster, and Haven Ansted, degrees of merit. 22

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THE CROGHAN of 1932 annual convention of the Journalism Association of Ohio Schools. At this convention, when results of the state contest were announced, the Chatter received All-Ohio Honors in Division C, the highest possible rating. The Chatter, which began its seventh year last September, is a charter member of the National Scholastic Press Association which awarded Fre- mont's paper Second Class Honors in the national contests for four years, beginning with the year 1926-27. However, last yearis staff was success- ful in bettering the paper and winning First Class Honors. This year's staff hopes the 1931-32 Chatter may be awarded All- American honors, the highest national honors, as it was awarded All- Ohio, the highest state honors. As members of last yearis journalism class, each member of the staff tried out last year for the position he holds. Positions were given by advisors to pupils who proved they were best fitted and most capable of doing satisfactory work. Christmas and Easter issues of the Chatter Magazine, literary supple- ment of the Chatter, were edited by Jean Forrest. Typing and mimeo- graphing were done by Mrs. Danielis stenographing classes. Cover de- signs were made by Betty Flickinger and Kathleen Bowlus in Miss Wil- liam's art classes. The 1931-32 staff was as follows: Editor-in-Chief v,,,..,,,,,,,,,,..,,,...,, , ,,t,, , ,,..,,,,..,,,, ,... - .,,..,,,.,, ,.,,,,.,.,,,,. O p al Overmyer Assistant Eriitors ....... ,,,,,,... J can Forrest, Loretta Hench News Editors ,,,,,,,,,, .,,....,, H elen Kistler, Kathleen Moore Literary Editor ,....,,,,..,,,,...,,,..,.,,,..... Rona Walton Organizations ......... ...,,..,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,, . .,,,,,.,, ....,,.....,........,,., A l ma Kiser, Helen Lucas Exchanges .,..,.,,,...,..,., , ..,,,,..,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,, , , ,,,,...,.,, E velyn Laird, Francis Thompson Home Room News ,,,.,,..,.,, George Carl, Elizabeth Dedrick, Dorothy Culbert, Gladys Paden Boys, Sports ...,,,...,,,..,,r.....,,,,,,,.,,,...,,,,..,,..........,,,..,...............,.,,, John Shamp, Howard Smith Girls' Sports ..,...,,,...,,,,..,,,,,., i.,,,,,,.,..,,,,........,,,,,.,, . .,,..........,.,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,,...,,t,, E ileen Neuman Typists and Proof Readers. ,...,.., Ruth Werth, Ruth Smith, Doris Greenman, Christel Miels Business Manager ,,,,..,,............ ,.,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.......,.........,.,,,,, Q ,i,,,,. R ussel Hirt Assistant Business Managers ,,..... ,,,.,.. . Marian Dorr, William Gavitt Advertising Manager ,.,.,,,,,,,.,,.. .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,..., M ilburn Magsig Assistant Advertising Manager ..., ,,,,,...,,,,,,.,.,,..,..,,.,,..,... L ois Mulholland Advertising Stajf ,,,..... . ,....,....... .....,,,.. Henry Billow, Marjorie Mischke 21

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THE CROGHAN of 1932 Row Ie-H. Anderson, B. Johnson, C. Hess, Forrest, XV. Wolf. Rau' 2-I.. Hench, Miss Ellsworth, M. Vfalton, L. Herrick. THE SPANISH CLUB El Circulo Espanol, was first organized in Fremont High School in 1926. The purpose of the club is to gain further practice in speaking Spanish, and to learn something of the life and manners of Spanish speak- ing people in Spain, South America, Mexico, and in our own country. The students in the second year Spanish class are eligible to membership in the club regardless of grade. Each club member is a subscriber to El Orbe, a Spanish magazine published in Havana, Cuba. This magazine contains much interesting world news, and also gives the student an opportunity to read every-day colloquial Spanish as written in a Spanish magazine. Each member has the address of and corresponds with a boy or girl living in a Spanish speaking country. The officers are: Prc'xia'e111' ,, ,,,,,,, ..,r . U . ,,,,,,.. Calvin Hess Vice President ......... ,,,....,, W illiam Wolf Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,, Jean Forrest Famzlfy Advisors, ,,,, ,Miss Ellsworth 23