Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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. DEAD LINE . . . PRINTER'S INK . . . PROOF READING. .. R 0 W Row Row Row ,lane Tracy, Rita Rilnelspach, Edna Lilley, Fcru VVolf, Betty YVilliams, Anna Rose Hilt, Thelma Strohl, Lois Swcdersky, Vonda Bowlus. Oliver Hess, Faye Sackriclvr, Frieda Lucas, Audrey Smith, Dorothy Stokes, Viola Behnken, Alice Dorr, Jennie Flahiff, 1.1-sn-r Shilling. Carl Presgrave, Beatrice Schell, Tom llughc-s, Kathleen O'Toole, Mildred Schuyler, Robert Hauvillr-, Virginia Shalfer, Albert VViller, Miss Lisle-. Mr. Marshall, Carl Schepflin, Erna Kramer, Eugene Gressmau, Lulu Michael, Mary Bailey, Robert Hazel- tine, Lois Andccurer, Eslella Suter, Kathryn Lerdy, Betty Huss. The Croghan ChaTTer, in iTs ninTh year oT exisTence, compIeTed one oT iTs mosT successTul years. The circulaTion was The largesT in his- Tory . . . The sTaTTs were chosen by TryouTs held The preceding year. KaThryn Leedy and Eugene Gressman were chosen ediTors, DoroThy STolces, business manager, and Anna Rose I-IilT, adverTising manager. . . . Ten members aTTencled The TweITTh N. S. P. A. convenTion aT I-IoTeI LaSalle, Chicago, OcTober I3-I5 . . . A preceolenrwas seT in The Thanksgiving TooTbaIl issue, published in collaborafion wiTh The Sanduslcy Fram. IT was published To serve as a program and was sold by I'-Ii-Y members . . . The annual ChrisTmas Magazine was ediTed by Richard Lilley, The cover being designed by RoberT Inlcs. . . . The Third nonsense issue in The IasT Tive years was published on March 2. The paper was called The Croghan ChaTTer Bugle, The Theme being an I854 newspaper . . . The school radio sysTem was used To advanTage by The ChaTTer To sell subscripTions and single copies.