Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1935 volume:

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For This same purpose has our sTaTT been led To produce This 1935 CROGT-TAN, To c:harT The TirmamenT oT our school, showing The individual suns and The consTeTTa- Tions ThaT make up The cosmos oT sTudenT iiTe. ADMINISTRATIQN wwf' 4 my BOARD or EDUCATIONLTI A vilal force in Frernonl educalion . . . inlelligenlr, underslanding, and sympallmelic . . . parenls, advisers, and direclors . . . fully aware of +l'1e problems of youllw . . . srnoolliing Jrlwe road and blazing Jrlwe frail for a modern educalional syslem . . . dean ol all members, president Dr. B. O. Kreiliclq . . . second in lenglli ol service, Carl F. l-leid . . . mollwer of lwo boys, vice president Mrs. W. B. Holmes . .. clerlc, Traub Goliron . . . youngesl member, Dr. F. l.. Moore . . . superinlendenl, forceful and syrnpallweiic, H. l-l. Clwurcli . . . direclor, Craig F. Wallon. ADMINISTRATORS Three new luminaries of Jrhe firsl' magnifude appear on our horizon . . . promolions following years of experience and hard worlc . . . Mr. Bode lo assislanl principal . . . Mr. Slolces lo principal . . . Mr. Church +o superinfendenf . . . conducling Fremonl schools, a well-organized smoolhly running syslem . . . harmony, experl judg- menl . . . planning our curriculum . . . adiusling schedules . . . accurale and delailed records . . . guiding sludenls . . . inlroduc- ing aciivily lirnilalion . . . wriling excuses . . . advising leachers . . . conferences . . . P. T. A. meelings . . . unliring workers, Jrhe agenls ol our success. QI? i l l .3 ,ii i '.l wi cg -5 VF - '-,1 My :vo ll yr iii ' Efl ,l i ,,x 459 - 95 X vf., . EM: , 'f'1E.csz , '. fff'fe'5S1w' 4 'Z i+:fS Q?7 llH?lg f?r.f?-QM' K N., In Li 4 il dp ,j 'H Q fi X-lj 1 I ,www ,Oy in .3 - ,NX FACULTY Trades Mr, Snyder, Mr. Murray, Mr. Croxiord, Miss l-lughes. Purring saws . . . flying sawdusi . . . roaring machinery ..., concenlraled eiiorl . . . mechanical drawing . . . . English and malh. English Miss Crecelius, Miss Bowlus, Mr. Slarr, Miss Van Buslcirk. College English . . . memory worlc . . index cards . . . ioreign novels . . . . public spealcing . . . Themes. . . gram- mar and ils lundamenlals. Home Economcs Miss Dash, Miss Myers, Miss Reclen- wald. Dieleiics and child care . . .home man- agemenl and sewing . . . praclical knowledge . . . scienliiically laughi. Agriculiure and lnclusirial Arfs Mr. Weiler, Mr. Gruse, Mr. Ogden. Sludy ol soil . . . experimenis...slale and counly iairs . . . elemeniary mechanf ical drawings . . . lirsl principles ol woodwork ...ioining, finishing, shaping. Home Economics Class-I9 Rallling pans . . . clwiming glassware . . . Wlwere's 'rlie sugar? ...Will you liglfil llwe sloye, please? . . . Fulure liomemalfers . . . Dielelics and cliild care. Typing-I8 Tap, lap, lap . . . Flying lin- gers . . . Fulure personal sec- relaries . . . Each concerned willfi his own work . . . No work, no grade. Foreign Language Miss Lisle, Miss Kalzenloerger. Frencli classes . . . irregular verbs . . . Qui, Mademoiselle . . . Lalin exercises . . . E plurilous unum . . . lesls . . .ex- ams . . . llwe romance languages. English Miss Zeclwiel. Miss Slull, Miss Culberl, Miss Sloul. Senlence slruclure . . . punclualion spelling . . . daily reporls and exercises . . . go, went gone. 9 sv. FACULTY Maflnemaiics Miss Seizler, Mr. Bloom, Mr. Laub, Miss Roberis. Fundamenial principles .. quaniiiies . . .given lo prove... . . . a course in reasoning. Commercial Miss Gverrnyer, Miss Reuier, lviiss Lakin. Take diciaiion . . .bookkeeping . . . . business correspondence . . . salesman- sliip, . . iyping io music. Sfudy Hall-26 Everyone buzzes . . . QuieJrl This is a sludy hall, noi a la- dies' aid. . . . Visiis lo dic- lionary ancl sliarpener . . . A siirring rusile . . . rnouniing murmur. . . The bell creales chaos. Mailiemafics Class-2 I l-lave you your specials? . . . Gel io work over llwerel ...Nexi seal . . . Wlwal does a1+a:+a:: equal? . . . Conscieniiously, siudenis cal- culaie. Music and Ar'l' Miss Williams, Mr. Sells, Mr. Lorenzen. Mrs. Dalesrnan. Poisecl balon . . . llowing melody . . . iliriving voices . . . arclwecl sensiiive lingers ...acquiring leclwnigue ... ap- precialing arl. Science Mr. Gable, Miss Knierim, Mr. Simpson, Miss Wliile, Mr. Cooper. Biology . . . inspecling and clissecling lougs and peelles . . . general science . . . planls, rocks, energy . . . cliemislry and plwysics. . . solulions anu solvenls . . . wliy or wliy noi. Social Science Mr. Coclwrane, Mr. Marslwall, Miss Hole- licln, Mr. Bone, Mr. Landis, Mrs. Lyons, Miss Wrigley. l-lave you your exercises? .... Ad- yancea American l-lislory and Govern- menl ...Social problems ...eyolulion . . . guidance . . . Eurooels pasl. Physical Educalion Mr. Olcllallier, Mr. Alllioll, Miss len- nerslecll. Line up . . . lsacls slrolce . . . regular exercises . . . flexing muscles . . . cold slwowers . . . perlecling llwe pliysique. sf W.:-1 A '..- f wx CLASSES In The Universe oT School, classes are The counTer- parT oT The brillianT galaxies which make up The celesTial paTTern. As in The heavens, They are maole up oT many suns oT diTTerenT magniTudeg buT were iT noT Tor The background oT lesser lighTs, The sTarry groups would lack Their luminous qualiTies. In our capaciTy oT waTchers oT The skies, we presenT To you in The Tollowing pages The picTure oT our own Milky Way. if if TX if g, ,T . . ..-4....lx. C0 SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Top Ricrure Firsi Row-iV1.Shan'inio, C, Woodruii, R. Sorg, A. Burion, D. Whiie, F. Niischice, W. Andrews, L. Held J. Eden, J. Shaiuier, G. Schuiiz, E, Davis, K. Zweiiy, M. Sharer, R, Suhrer, C. Hiveiy. Second RowfL. lbbofson, C. Robiisiqi, H. Miiief, D. Daqq, C. Curiis, B. Bufiinq, J. Vaffis, L. Laniz G. Berger, E. Michaeis, L. Bischoff, W. Beriiii, L. Dach, VV. Doicheri, J. Briqqs. Tnird Rowell Inks, L. Schaii, Q Tucicerrnan, L, Cook, D. Enqiish, J. Paveiie, F. Arndir, W. Rhodes D. Gibbs, J. Ruland, i. Swanqer, J. He-schel. Fourfh Row-E. Biiss, O. Waiker, J. Kupira, C, McDaiTon, B. Wefzei, VJ. Good, R. Kioh, E. Woessnei E, Anderson, P. Gooch. Lower Riciure Firsi' Row-MD. Liiiie, E. Erb, S. Babione, M. Sharnrno, J. Huss, R. ivlichaeis, E. Chrisiy, H. Huichinson R. Sioiz, B. Price, E. Wiewandf, C. Woodruff, E. Shannon, G. Weiier, J. Waqqoner, J. Jameson Second Row-VV. Koich, J. Kuick, J. Wisbon, W. Rudes, C, Edwards, D. Noiesiino, R. He-iiinqer, K Kruiiic, B. Lawrence, l. Koebei, L. Lawrance, D. Sabrosici, J. Beazeii, H. Young. Third RowfH. Haoersaai, A. Kraweizice, R. Linder, H. Jereu, R. Wfheeier, E. Milier, N. Werrneisier C. Paulus, B. Brooics, D. Manahan, R. Miilor, E. Wisbon. Fourfh RowfJ. Gordon, R. Be-airy, H. Shaiier, J. Rraii, R. Jackson, R. Rahm, R Iviichaeis, W Mciviuri ie, H. Koibe, C. Srniih, H. Sruii, L. Reicheri, C. Runno, H. Rirneispach. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Top Piclure Firsl Row-M. Hawk, V, Wieclirnan, J. McMurl'rie, J. Maier, M. Wilkins, M. F. Miller, E. Bork, B Brickmon B. Fick, L. Collier, G. De Ran, W. Wlnile, P. lirolnnqold, J. Werling, M. Brown, J Gilpin, P. Brokale. Sccond Row---B. House, L. Perry, S. Frernion, F. Druckenrniller, C. Clawson, M. Snyder, A. Siruble, N Beicli, F. Drillmeyer, F. Hoy, L. Sullkus, L, Druckenrniller, A, Cordrey, B. Robilski, L. Kolbe R. Belinken, G. Crick. Tlvird Row-B. Smifli, E. Gilbert C. Bauman, L. Shilling, M. Heuberl, N. Fuller, C. Reed, F. Slwull H. Sluckey, B. Binkley, J. Russel, J. Rayden, E. Moelilman. Fourflw Row-E. Wheeler, V. Cominski, A. Baxler, M. Balwnsen, M. Gracerneyer, M. Meyers, D. Over- myer, F. Voqli V. Feigliner, B. Wolf. Lower Piciure Firsf Row-A. Mason, M. Wiglwlrnan, M. Sfoul, H. Rogers, J. Smiflw, N. Poorman, J. Slneldon, V Sfeiger, J. Wensinoer. B. Scliafer, E. Teeis, A. Williams, L. Bork, J. Mefler, B. Sweazey. Second ROWAL. Slime, M. Lewis, M. Zeilz, R. Pump, M. Wodele, M. Edqerlon, B. Jaisler, M. Kuyken L. Dewiel, K. Karr, A. Svfedersky, L. Smilli, J. Millan, N. Howey, L. Fry. Tliircl Row-H. Slweidler, J. Clouser, I. Johnson, D. Tusen, B. Snyder, E. Hasselbacri, M. Edgerlon, C. Nord, L. Pallerson, K. Roswurrn, L. Sliqer, V. Welzel. Fourllw Row-M. Binkley, G. Carnicom, A. Seberf, W. Evereff H. Aslwlon, M. Slwerer, J. Younq G. Dunlee. 5 0 EIGHTH GRADE BOYS Top Piclure Frrsl Row-R. Wilson, G. Sawder, G. Sherlow, R. Lawrence, A. Ross, L. Hally, L. Chaney, B. Hughes H. Quackenbush, C. Sharnrno, J. Forgafsch. Second ROWWM. Pierce, K. Hawk, B. Hudson, D. Greelham, E. Gracemyer, B. Ferqerson, C. Hardy C. Fosler, R. Horn, H. Eilrick, N. Berlekarnp, N. Thurn. Third RowfJ. Fellars, G. Slokes, C. Colller, V. Elcher, C. Hughes, E. Saarn, D. Posf, B. Brown, M Llndner. Fourlh RowfE. Ariz, C. Sfull, R. Voql, R. Ralerson, M. Edwards, E. Kobel, B. Ballard. R. Berkheimer J. Chapman, J. Updlke, R. Shaw, Lower Piclure- Firsl Row--L. Slang, B. Russell, C. Roof, R. Srnllh, G. Peck, D. Baker, R. Tolhursl, B. Sfoqenlhaler H. Hursl, L. Dorr, A. Tuckerman, D. Swanlz, B. Brunover. Second Row-M. Hill, P. Hecklers, R. Smllh, V. Grand, C. Dayrlnger, C. Barr, R. Slayrnaker, R. Sline B, Sluckey, H. Chaney, J. Nlckloy, L. Zyski, C. lvlalhias. Thlrd RowfB. lvllller, B. Hoffman, B. Sadowskl, J. Hampshire, B. Goodman, E. Fryrnlre, D. Delph P. Decker, B. Krldler, B. Tusen. Fourlh Row-N. Kellor, D. Vannalla, R. Overrnyer, N. Rufnp, P. Sllne, E. Srnllh, R. lvllelke, B. Wor' rnan, T. McKay, A. Rollins, D. Sloner, W. Collier, J. Oprpie, K, Malson. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Top Piclure Flrsl Row-R. King, L. Miller, M. Engelbeclc, A. Lllley, H. Druclcenrniller, J. Manqus, L. Alberl, J. Druclcenrnrller, A. Kellerer, L. I-looser, A, Wlnysong, J. Gassnnon, M. Cochran, B. Snyder. Second Row-J-. Baslcey, M. Hlll, G. Palferson, H. Blue, A. Keiser, M. Horn, B. Druln, J. Bau- man, H. Zlclcefoos, B. Nilsclwlre, l. Grey, B. Welzel, E. Poorrnan, L. Kelser, B, Slnrvely. Third Row-M. I-lausrnan, J. Belnrends, N. Beard, B, Dlckrnan. V. Conner, M. Erchenbreclwer, K. Gnep- per, N. Andecover, S. Slallery, A. Perry, R. Fausey, B. Kneisel, I. Llndner B. Mlllan, F. Lelfer, H. Mlenke. Fourflu Row-M. Coclnran, A. Kramer, M. Burdqe, R. Goebel, R. Dunnbrofl, R. Temple, M, Ellzabellw Nord, W. Fry, B. Clarlc, J. Greene, S. Lewis, M. Bowlus, M, Brinkerlvowcl, B. Olerrnal, G. Warren, M. Swinelwarf, M. Paulus, J. Sclverlt. Lower Piclure Firsl Row-M. Berger, G. Grills, J. Vlclcery, N. Sfrolvl, H. Fouglvl, A. Enqlislw, B. Barbour. P. Slasclwlre, I. Fislner. Second Row-C. Nor+on,R. Smillw. H. Gaylord, M. Baker, I.. Lorenz, J. Pulerbauqlw, P. Ambrose, D. Sloclcberger J. Wallon, L. Sclwullz. Third Row-C. Norlon, N. Golden, E. Belle, B. Sclwrnldf, E. Roberls, I. Boofn, L. Spayd, J. Slwlllinq D. Seward, A. Srnillw, D. Roufson. Fourllv Row-B. Borner, M. Sclnaaf, M. Tucker, P. Miller, V. Bailey, J. Welker, A. Lucas, D. Srnillw, J. Price, C. Slarlcs, A. Wrench, E. Swederslcy, A. Myers. x '.. I1 ,gg NINTIH GRADE BOYS Top Piclure Firsl Row-R. Dallon, R. Ferguson, N. Slang, P. Hoiiman, K. Ackerman, B. Slwullz, C. Broclcman, V Hasselbaclni, B. Huss, L. Bowes, P. King, L. Erlcenbreclcer, D. Winqard, D. Lilller. Second Row-D. Helziiinger, L. Tolli, J. Aclcerman, T, Luc, L. Slieefs, B. Beelcer, N. Teiflce, T. Klos, M Minnicli, R. Diclcman, W. McEllman, L. Belfinlcen, W. Schell, L. Tollwursl. Tlwird Row-D. Twisl, J. Hummel, C. Hirl, N. Young, E. Reed, B. Leonard, J. Taylor, R. Ray, E, Hol- linger, C. Sclwoclw, D, Miller, J. Alwner, J. Williams, T. Welsln, N. Kolbe. Fourllw Row-E. Keller, J. Feiglnner, R. Ralwm, D. Palmer, E. Pelonlce, B. Zimmerman, B. Reiclnerl, C Welzel, R. Ward, R. Chevalier, J. Humphrey, J, Haupniclwl, B. Nalim, R. McCleve, C. Carler. Lower Piclure Fnsl Row-E. Alllwonf, W. House, H. Lindsay, E. Dabkowsld, E. Sloul, T. Perkins, P. Foes, C. Evans, B. Serwinslcy, J. Hasselbaclw, N. Yosl, W. Run, C. Bielwler, L. Wolfe. Second Row-G. Coolc, J. Everd, C. Lenlwarl, R. Alberl, A. Jolfinson, L. Redding, H. Kolbe, C. Miller, B, Sloul, W. Wlwile, H. Payden, D. Quackenbuslw. Tluird Row-H. Smillw, B. Cooper, W. Brown, M. Balie, J. Vallis, J. Deemer, Gr. Mead, M. Zwir, D. Maynard, B.Sl1epard, R. Wilbur, B. Hamoslfiire, W. Auxler. Fourlli Row-J. Bliss, R. McClure, C. Fabian, W. Nickles, F. Rice, J. Brawley, A. Koebel, E, Krilzel, S. Broslnious, L. Caris, C. Wolfe, H. Willen, H. Beclcman, F. Bingman . T- Third R3wefA, Bruggennan. R, Nesbrrr, E, Mangcrre, J. VVaUace, B. Burkeff, A. Rfdnafds E. Saks, Q. . J ' 'Y V NINTH GRADE GIRLS fir rj I IW r Q5 U H fi! Top Pacrure FPS' Row--G. Ma7er, F. KnHe, L. Bdfnqer. 6. Sissan, A. Rea'don A. ScneH, B, Wiiilanws, F. Dern- rrrnger, M. ArcHbaLd, L. Luc M. Kadiubcsld, H. SMU R. Tnrw, E, Swarrz, l. Drudcenrnwer. econc Row-F. Rurnery, A, Oyerrnyer, C. AWdrIcn, l. Haghes G. Mmer ,S. Lennarr M. Wisbon, P. Snerrnan, J. Pnfsfer, F. MrUer, G. Becldy, V. Vickery, M. Menlinq. Lawiey, V. Brown, L Larnbrlqrwr, N. Pump, D. Swafzfander, B. KHnL, M. Scnerf. Fcurw Row-1. Bowersox, K. MrUer, A. Baorone, J. Crcxford, J. Sparks, R. Dunfee M. TopeL C. Buren R. Smith. E. Bowes, O. Oyewnyer. L. F'oL+e', B. Slab-ery, E, Sebcrf. Lower Picrure rrsr Row-AB. Cbud, N, Gnepper, E. BarHe+r, R. Green, 6. Burkefr, F. Rarxrn. R. Tdmgrsr, E. McKay E. Scnerf. M. Brown, N, Hyman, L. Fouqnr, A. Awson, M. HHN. econd ROw-J, Forsyfne, B. Wrnfcornb, E. Bork, R. Snewdl, G. Auxier, E. Egan L Rmnr, M, Roby H. Hurcrnnson, D. Wagner, J. Bofvlus, E. Denrrny, C. Wisbon, E. Feayor. Inird Row-R. Srmerdler, L. Brolcare, J. Perorson, L. BaLy:Is, D. Wiewandr, M. Basdn, V. Mayers, M Vance, R. Ruland, M. FoqeL G. Nckes, L, Koenig, G. Andrews, E. Pascn Fourrfn Row-M, PayeHe, A, Kruqb, G. Rico, N. Bauman. L Kaiser, A. Peach, O. Lease. B. Repnefi F. Troika. F. Srnlrrw, D. Comns, K. Swarfz J. Freernan, R. Edwards, G. Zirrx V. Cochran. V. 97 20, SCHOOL LIFE II:5O . . .mermen . . . anoiher mike . . . nexf dance? . . . con- grais . . . si'r siiil, you mugs . . . frosh officers . . . wonder wiwafil happen? . . . champs . . . iusi girls. N51 'X SCJPHCJMCDRES CLASS OFFICERS Learning value of leadership early . . . The oulslanding slu- denls ol flue nexl lwo years . . . Eugene Holeliclw, presideni . . . Jim Tobias, vice-presidenl . . . Ruin Baumann, secrelary . . . Ann Reading, Jrreasurer if elk H51 42' Ill . 115 ,. ff, 1:1 L!! 11 min . i A F 11 ., :fl X, Sy I f a, k' , I 1. E 4 21 ' 3,655 1 gf. E, ix , f , GZ., 2' . 5 1, x. Y, I I F 3 S .W A 5519- Lxa ' , E521 I, gli? ng, ? SL E1 E F F pi, 1' f . Qi' f ,N ,, , iw, ,gm ' wx ms, , ,' L 'i i M fil' 37555, M. Golffcn J, Grab, M. Gruver- W, G1-ubs T Hawk, W. Henry C. Hensley, L. Hill R. Hllf, E. l-l Hifi, D, Horn H. Hudson, H. Hughes L. Hunt M, Huss -lowell, H. Johnson D. Jones, A. Kadlubasld C. Keeler, J. Klnq Kfohngold, K, Kuylceri W. Lawley, N. Lawrence C. Leecly, H. Lenrnan -yons, M. Mallcfy P. Marsh, R. Malhlas N. Mclfeever, E. Miller Moon, R. Muqg J. Mulholland, C. Newbold E, Nlckel, E. Nlrschlce Nnlschlce, R. Ollver K. Oman, N. O'Toole J. Rellllord, B. Pellllorcl Jn Powless, Doan Powless M. Pressler, N. Quiller mx N. Radde, M. Ralces 1 f'f7l' 4' lim!-V 'T' . vnfx ' P: we V l gc 3 if ' l J ' Q vj'4,:f l 1 .Ll. Z?'fif'QfS' Q W A .+- ......1.....1 T i1 A 5 V 'EM av J.. ..-. .. - . 'iv FN? ' ' ' ,Q lu 1' 1 l 'N ff' 51331 ',.tIl21'D? -r, Lv Sw Q1 Hp i Fllftr R. Rarhfefder, B. Ream R. Rich, L. Rosen R. Rosenberger, J. Rudcrp M. Sheriow, F. Saner E. Shafer, L. Schrnrdf D. Schneider, G. Scranron H. Sefrles, H. Shoemaker B. Srnfrh, L. Srnrrh P. Srnrfh, R. Snow M. Sowder, A. Sffger B. Sfiger, R. Sfokes R. Sfouf, R. Sweazey K. Swedersky, N. Swedershy C. Szymanowskl, L. Thrun H. ToYhurs'r, H. Tucker R. Tuckerman, M. Turner M. Vogr, N. Vogf A. Wagner, M. Wagner R. Waggener, D. Wairman M. Walker, F. WaHers R. Waliers, E. Weickel J. Welnhardf, D. Wensinger S. Weicker, N. Whifcornb N. Wlghfrnan, G. Wingard D. Wolfe, P. Wrighr F. Young, V. Young R, Zahn, R. Zirn JUNICRS sz if are are CLASS OFFICERS I Working Their way up ine ladde r... assuming responsibilifies . . . snowing ine way . . . presidenr, Ari Fouke . . . vice president Ford Gomoli . . . secreiary, LaVonne Sclneri . . . ireasurers, Marian Huiford and Bill Reeves. Y ' 1 L 1 I 5 ,,-...,,'- WV... f--f Q33 1 c .l,.,,.,,..,. ., .,,., .K-W ., .1 1 5 1 ,fg.g...--pax....fgwgzb 'F . e a -'f Y'f',3.1'12'f a 5 1 . ' . 1 1 , s X 1 11 Y. 5, f 9 S N ski E. r I E' ,N 59,5 R. Borfel, K, Brooks RZ: B. Brockway, R. Brown www ,A . X ...Tn-' . Lllglwilnqbgnaw . R. Brunlnqlnaus, M. Burkei P. Burlmeif, W. CamoDeH M. Carnicom, R, Ciark Qfe ' :Q y 1 N x ' u- .v:. iv .1 l.. Clay+on, M. Creaqer 4 E. Crick, R. Culberf YY p H. Dorf, W. Drlffmyer 294. GM' f. f E. Dukef, L. Druckenmllbsr .L A. Dulqnan, J. Dysinger ' F. Egan, M. Emmons il mf i 31 Y .f V H. Frank, G. Freen - 4 W. Fuller, M. Gabe! 1 1 rf' F. C5racemyer', D. Greer' .I R ll .5 1 I 1 2 F- xl ' 'jr' gf- ' R. Gmes, I, Havens .JL-2125 1 ' . QL ' V O. Hasselbacn W. Hellman , I Q ,Q R. Hausman, G. Herring ' Q 1 . WW.'0Xf-Lv-Iieffiwe E , 1 i Arm.'.f..j:w'iL'g-2.f..: l 1, 11 figs: E. Brocksfeker, S.'BrudzinSk4 - A A ' Q , Hcscnel, A. Hepner P-as-vida M. HCTVICLK HMT, M. Hom Hfwvafd, G. Hmef Hess, M. Jaccbf IV Makvney, B. Ivbarfin Mmm. Q. Mmgf Merrifield, C. Miiler MNH, E. MorWey Mosier, H. Mosse!- Il Jormson, C. Kaiser . Kaufwer, L. Kefsfw Ke-efe, E, Kimq M. Kessxw C. Kimck Kodvery L. Kceniq V O Tobki, Jr. Ofiney Oferrwaf, W. Gvermyea' Pefonke, H. Pierce Pclfer, R. Polfev' Poorman. J. Powers Ill K0vvaWic, l. Kowafskl L5 NaNfe M, L?fTdSiiy LIHNPV, P. Lorenzen Lww Gr. McCord McGrady: B. MCKemr1ey VI Pvice, R. Presslev Raiferw. C. Reardon Reed, R. Reed Re-ppefc. P. Rich Ria-N, G. Rimelspach .K 7 K . 97 l l D. Roby, P. Russell E. Saarn, E. S:l'ial9' l. Small, C, S: '9:le-' P. Sclwllz, P. Secrisi J. Serwinsky. A. Se-2'9 lvl. Snanalwan F. S'a 3 U E 1 4 YN. Snannon, B, Snerlow C. Srevnan, C, Sniv-ev. L Srnillw, S. SrY 'n i I I. ,I Lis Smilli. N. Swirl J' ji J. Sorq, V. Spayc L' J. Sfeiwalr H, S'2i:ia-r 1 fA'Q 4'k- lf, F. Surllcus B. Swarlz E, Swinr, E. Taylcz' fr J. Tee-re-rs l-l. if 3 , E. Tinclall, C. lroxel V. Troxel, M. Vaxfs J. Varley O, Vixen l - , . , ,K , f I ,, E. Voss . agner .Rx l-l. Wagner, L. Warnrnes G. Wanslall, G. Welwrinq A. Weiler, N. Willcins A. Willey, E. Willey i ,',f, 'N l l A. Wilson, E. Wilson W l l l J, While, l-l. Wlwilney l J. Woodrulzl, A. Young R. Zia-bold Q l CLASS OF 36 Sevenfh grade . . . fenderfoofs . . . learning fhe ropes . . . one year more . . . beginning fo climb . .- . finally freshmen . . . fhe world af fheir feef . . . novices in disguise . . .sfudious sophomores . . . elecfing officers . . . Del l-lefrick, presidenf . . . fhe sophomore hop . . . feeming acfivifies . . . learning how and why . . . painful process . . . fhen iuniors . . . one lighf year from supreme knowl- edge . . . revolving in an orloif of confusion . . . should know all . . . surprised fo find fhey don'f . . . class preside-nf, Arf Fouke . . . as- suming responsibilify . . . a sudden flash of acfivify . . . vicfory dances . . . parfies . . . plays . . . The Caf and The Canary . . .' chills, fingling nerves . . . a galaxy of sfars . . . rendering a fhrilling producfion . . . rich in falenf . . . fhese seniors of fomorrow . . . promising leaders of fomorrow . . . nexf year's reigning comefs. ..., . 1. ...,.......- -. I 1 4 I SENIORS Y. in LJ? CLASSM OFFICERS The heighf of a sfudenhs amlohrion . . . senior class presidenf . . . fhe objecf of The sevenfh grader's hero worship . . . president Aiberf Willer . . . vice-president Bill Kridler . secrefary, Jean Moore . . . Jrreasurer, Bob Hunlrzinger. Q81 42 fi? 1 ' ll :l ' ll ii I I f rl I T Z I i l- : , l. i I i ir' l if l PAUL ATKlNSON-lnduslrial Arls Orcheslra: Senior Dean ARDELLA AUXTER-Sfenographic Orcheslra: Travel Club, President VONDA BOVVLUS-Slenographic Grlee Club: Senior Dean: Challer: Ne-N De-3, Forum HOMER BROWN-lndusli'ial Aris Band: Orcheslraq Drarnalic Club: Radio Club CORRINE BERGER-Elecfive PAUL BAKER-Eleclive Varsiiy Baslcefball: Varsily Foofbaii: Sfage Man- ager: F Club: Hi-Yi: Chef Club CHARLOTTE BLOKERACollege Prep. She Sioops lo Conquer Vaudevilie: Girl Re- serves: Drarnalic Club, Vice-President Scholar- ship Tearn: Senior Dean: Narional Honor Socie+y' Croghan Annual: Chalier: Advanced Acling DOROTHY BAUER-Home Economics Vaudeville DOROTHY BEEKER-Home Economics Pholography Club MARY BOOTH-Bookkeeping Vaudeville HALDON BINKLEY-Eleclive Varsify Foolball: Varsify Baslcelball: Traclc Cap- lain: Hi-Y: F Club: Chef Club HATTI E BAKER-Scienlilic Pholography Club LELA BAU ER-Eleclive Personalily Club WENDELL BURKETT4SCienliTic Track: Siage Manager: Dramalic Clubl Hi-Y, Presidenf: Croghan Annual: Senior Dean: Usher: Chef Club J ESSIE CALIMAN-Elecrive Opereffa: Movie Apprecialion Club WILLIAM CLAYPOOL-lnduslrial Arls JOHN CLARK--College Prep. Boys' Glee Club: She Sroops To Conquer Dra- malic Club: Nalional Honor Sociely: Scholarship Team: Sfage Manager: Band: New Deal Forum MELBA CHURCH-College Prep. Girl Reserves, Secrelary: Croghan Annual: Na- fional Honor Socielyg Senior Dean: Scholarship Team: Coslume Designing Club. iii, ., M. . .l , i 45:5 Nr LlLLlAN CLAAR-Slenoqraplnit Operella: Vaudeville: Biology Club HERBERT CORNISH-College Prep. Debale: Operella: Senior Dean: Sclwolarslrnip Team: l-li-Y: Biology Club LAMAR CHRISTY-College Prep. Varsily Baslcelball: Varsily Eoolball: Trablc: Slu- Clerll Council: l-li-Y, Secrelary: MEM Club: Dra- malic Club: Movie Operafor: Boys' Glee Club Presidenlg New Deal Eorurn: Presidenl BETTY DEN N IS-S+enograpliic Dramalic Club JOHN DRUCKENMILLER-Elective l-li4Y: Rod and Gun Club BERNARD DOROBEK-Aqricullure Cross Counlry Track: E. E. A. l-lAL DERANv-College Prep. Operella: Drarnalic Club: Srage Manager: l-lifY- Rod and Gun Club WlLLlAM DlCK-Trades Slage Manager: Uslierg Unifed Tfaoes Club' Molor Trallic: Club. Secrelary STEPHEN DACl-l-College Prep. Swimming: Band: Dance Orcnesrra: Orchestra: She Sloops lo Conquerf Drarnalic Club: Chal- ler: Businesa Manager: Senior Dean: Nafiona' l'-lonor Socie-ly: Vaudeville: Clve-T Club MARY DYERfScience Operella: Orclieslra: Dranwaric Club: Girl Re serves: Senior Dean: Glee Club: Croqlwan Annual: Cliallerq Advanced Adina JAMES DIEHR-Eleclive Band: Operella: Drarnalic Club: Uslwer: l-li-Y: Senior Dean: Rod and Gun Club VlRC5lNlA DRUlN-College Prep. Operella: Cliallerq Senior Dean: Travel Club LUCILLE EARHART-Slenograpnic Personalily Club EDWIN ERCHENBRECHER-Eleclive Cross-Counrry Track: Rod and Gun Club S MARY JANE El-lLENBECKAl-lorne Ebonorrifs Vaudeville 5 GRACE EDWARDS-l-lorne Economics Operella: Drarnafic Club: l-lame Econowic' Club: Clnaller: Librarian: Coslunne Deiiqninj Club. MARY EOUCJ-lTfl-lorne Econornicb Operella MARY ELLEN EICK-Home Economics Opereflag Home Economics Club Presidenl: Plvoloqraplriy Club i i i r .ii gg Hia- 1 -,:..1.: is El 4. .S , ii. , .EQ Q L-N21 ' .yy fi-1. i i f, i , i N X iii M - 5:3 F5 1 '-L 2-9 paw i -.f.-iq mi . rl .- 43915: .y:3,.iL55tlEl :yr-ilu. wi ly' 5 E-WH'Q. . VJ , z r, EMILIE ElNCl-l-College Prep. Girls' Leaders: Qpereila: Girl Reserves: Dramalic Club: Croghan Annual: Nalional Honor Sociely Scholarship Team: Coslume Design Club ERVIN PINK--Trades Slage Manager: Usher: Croghan Annual: Uniled Trades Club, Presidenl ROBERTA ERANTZ-College Prep. Personalily Club TESSIE FORGATSCH-Bookkeeping Challer: Personalily Club VERNON GESSNER-Trades Usher l-l ETTY GARDI N ER-Eleclive Secrelarial Club DOROTHY GARDNER-Slenographic Personalily Club BETSY GOTTRON-College Prep. Ass'l. Swimming lnslruclor: Operella: She Sfoops lo Conquer : Dramalic Club: Vaudeville: Girl Reserves: Croghan Annual: Nalional Honor Sociely: Senior Dean: Scholarship Team: Ad- vanced Acling ROBERT GREENMAN-lndusfrial Arls Physical Educalion Club LEROY GRUBB-Boolclceeping Cheerleader: She Sloops 'lo Conqueru: Slage Manager: Challer: Dramalic Club: Cheerleaders' Club KATHRYN HORN-Slenographic Secrelarial Club AMELIA HYMAN-Eleclive Girl Reserves: Advanced Acling ROBERT l-lUNTZlNGER7College Prep Glee Club: Usher: l-li-Y: Senior Dean: Croghan Annual: Senior Class Treasurer: Chef Club GEORGE HEPNER-Science Traclc Manager: l-li-Y: New Deal Forum MAYOLA HASSELBACI-l--Slenographic Operella: Croghan Annual: Personaliiy Club LEOLYN HUSS-Home Economics Varsily Baslcelball: Girls' Leaders MERLIN HASSELBACH-Trades Siege Manager: Croghan Annual: Uni'l'ed Trades Club: Au+o Trarlic Club HELEN HUSS-Home Economics Girl Reserves: Challer: Phoiography Club MILDRED HOFFMAN-Eleclive JOSEPH HIRSH-Ele-:live Track: Glee Club: Orclweslra: Crozznan Annua ANNETTE HUNT-Home Economics Personalify Club R UTH HAW K-Eleclive TH ELMA HlTE-Slenograplvic Clwaller RlCHARD HlRT-Science Hi-Y: Senior Dean: Clnallef' ALBERT HETRICK-Eleclive Operella: Track: Chef Club GLENN HAWK-lndusli'ial Arl' Rod and Gun Club Q' ROBERT HANVILLE-Science if -v sl' Qo- Sz Radio Operafor: Sclnolarsbio leaf: Naliona l Honor Sociely: Senior Dean: S 'udenl Counci Operelfaq Croqnan Annual: Sfaae Manag Chef Club LEE HILT-Science Olee Club: l-li-Y: Senior Dean: Club IRENE HIRT-Slenograplnic Rod and Ou' Band: Operella: Dranwafic Cfuo: Girl Reeerv Senior Dean: Nalicnal Honor Svoielyq Cna u Assll. Business Manager? Croq rar Club, Secrelary DOROTHY HUGHES-College Prep. Anrualg lraze Clwaller' Cro lnan Annual' Sflwolarsliip learn: . q , u Senior Dean: Arl Club, Presidenl DOROTHEA HANNK-Sfenograplnic Operellaq Girl Resewes: Drarnalic Club: Trave Club ROBERT l-lAWK4Eleclive Band: Orclwesfra: Senior Dean: Rod and Gun Club LAMAR JOSEPH-Eleciive LOlS HAUSMAN-Horne Econornics Operelfa: Vaudeville EAN NY KESSLER-Slenograpnic Secrelarial Club HAROLD KARLOVETZ-College Prep Cross Counlry: Traclc: Olee Club, Librarian arlcl Secrelary: Hi-Y: F Club: Croqlwan Annual: Rod and Gun Club . -,--., e i. H if ii.-xi . iw ff- wxn , U A i l 1.1 . W , f S7 ' , , ' x i N ., :i X til l'l i il 'i l l i 3 l l i 1 ,Y i i ' Sil 1 0 MZ ,Wy , :fill 54 y 1 gl rf? au :Qj i'-E51 ' J 1 53 A 553 ,tj J .41 Q ,L .fra i ,. X5, g A avr, , ,,:..,,,... . , 4-,555 :i.,:xf4,',f.:f4 ,. 3- ' . .4 .V -. --f fl: ,rm-.ai f., we S' QM ga- .4:,'.,3M,f4, f T' 'H .. mm .J vw-fa ' A-,ff-r ' - 4-iwif I lr lily lair ill: Ill, W . I I i I , :', ,I I Ii I l 4 ii, llfl 519912. : ..,.,, W. R, I. . I: r :ig 5: lg ii: I If Q a If I i 1 I I 5 , 5. I I I I I. is iff r A i lil Fi: ' I 11.1 : Wyw,:iiri I I '5: 'ffil-g.-1 i 1 I HWS I I I I I I I I iiIf'iiil-iliIilZ:2l'il, l11' 1 I ' PAUL KEISER-Science Obererla: Glee Club: Vaudeville: She Sloops lo Conguerm: Slage Manager: I-Ii-Y, Business Manager: Dramalic Club: Clwel Club CAL KELLCGG-Science Varsilv Eoolball: Varsily Swimming: Band: Or- clieslra: Vaudeville: Drarnalic Club: I-Ii-Y: Clial- ler: F Club: Narional I-lonor Sociely: Slale Solo Conlesr: Advanced Acling QOBERT KITZLER-Eleclive Qperella: Drarnalic Club: Clnel Club ROBERT KARLOVETZfCollege Prep. Dramalic Club: Vaudeville: Uslner: Slage Man- ager: I-Ii-Y: Senior Dean: Clnel Club JACK KELLYfScience Senior Dean: Tumbling Team: Gvfnnaslic Club VIQLA KRELlCKgCollege Prep Glee Club: Personalily Club MARALYN KEEEE-Home Economics Coslurne Designing Club JACK KI NSEY-Eleclive Opererra: I-liAY LINFORD KOI-IR-Eleclive Sl1e Sloops lo Conquerm: Properly Manager: Advanced Acling. CHARLES COCI-IY-Trades Slage Manager: Movie Operalor: Uniled Trades: Aulo Trallic Club RITA KUI-IN-Eleclive Dramalic Club WILLIAM KRIDLER-Science Varsilv Eoolball: She Sloops lo Conquerll: Vau- deville: Dramalic Club: I-li-Y: HEI' Club: Na' lional I-lonor Sociely: Class Ollicer, Vice-Presb denl: Croglwan Annual: Rod and Gun Club, Presi- denl I-IALDON LAWRENCEfBooklceeping Boys' Leaders: Rod and Gun Club NORA JANE LYTLE-College Prep. Ass'l. Swimming lnslruclor: She Sloops 'lo Con- quern: Dramalic Club: Girl Reserves: Nalional I-loner Sociely: Senior Dean: Croglvan Annual: Dramalic Club RICI-IARD LILLEY-Science Senior Dean: Scholarship Team: Nalional I-lonor Sociely, Presidenr: Clialler, Co-edilor: Debale: Sludenl Council: Biology Club, Presidenl: Dra- rnalic Club ANNA ROSE LAWRENCE-College Prep. Girls' Leaders: Girl Reserves: Nalional I-lonor Sociely: Senior Dean: Dramalic Club: Advanced Acling FRI EDA LUCAS-Eleclive Qperella: Senior Dean: Travel Club ELAINE LEOWfSlenogr'apliic Qperella: Travel Club ESTHER LEHMAN--Eleclive Movie Apprecialion Club WALTER MURRAY-Trades Molor Traffic Club EDNA LILLEY-College Prep. Cvlee Club: Girl Reserves: Clialler, Co-edifor: Croglian Annual: Debale: Nalional l-lonor So- ciely: Scholarship Team: Senior Dean: Personalily Club JOHN MCMAHCN-lfleclive Slie Sfoops lo Conquef: Dramalic: Club: Croqban Annual: Rod and Sur Club JAMES MA'l'l-llASf'lradeS lumblinq Team: Uniled Trades Club: Crcgnan Annual: Aulo Molive Club EDNA MATSON-Home Economics Home Economics Club: Coslume Designing Club JEAN MOQRE-College Pfeo. Varsily Baslcefball: Girl Reserves: National Hone Sociely: Scnolarsliio ileafnq Senior Class Secrea larv: Clnaller: Dra'na+7C Club: Glee Club, Presi- denl: Debaie: Personalilv Club RUTH MANGAS-Eleclive Vaudeville: Girl Reserves: Senior Dean: Cos'un'ie Designing Club DELORES MARSl-l-Slenoqrapliic Varsily Baskelball: Girls' Leadeis? Gee Club: Vaudeville: Senior Dean: Cbaflei: Personality Club FANNIE MARTIN-Slenograpliic Opererla: Secrelarial Club CASIMER MIKOLAJCZYK-Trades Slage Manager: Usner: New Deal Forum J' LESLIE Mmlriu-Aqficusiufe , f Band: F. F, A.: New Deal Foru BETTY-NICKLIN--Eleclive Croglwan Annual: Personalily Club PAUL NITSCHKE-lncluslrial Aris Senior Dean: Rod and Gun Club GENEVIEVE OVERMYER--Slenograpliic Operefla: Vaudeville KATHLEEN OTOOLE-Sienograpliic Chaffer: Secrelarial Club Presidenl' THELMA PARLOVV-Slenograpliic Croglwan Annual FRANK PALYSHKA-Eleclive Manager Cross Counlry: Tumbling Team: Vaude- ville: Uslier: New Deal Forum f f f' X, pCxg ..f1.A-f1X f CARL PRESGRAVE-Science Sludenlr Council, Presidenl: Varsily Baskeiball: Varsily Foolball: Track: Hi-Y: Nalional Honor Socieiy: F Club: Pbolograplny Club: Chaiier HARRY PRATT-Trades Uniied Trades Club: New Deal Forum EVELYN RUDOLPHe-Bookkeeping Operelrla: Vaudeville: Croglian Annual: Clnaller: Coslume Designing Club GLADYS RUFF-Bookkeeping Operelfa LOUIS REINBOLT-Eleciive Reserve Baskelball: Cross Counlry: Track: Rod and Gun Club JACK REDDING-Eleclive F Club: Clwei Club ROBERT SLEMMER-College Prep. Track: Operella: Uslner: Senior Dean: Croglwan Annual: Cliei Club DOROTHY SPARKS-Eleciive Movie Apprecialion Club BETTY SWEDERSKY-Slenograplnic Glee Club' Operella: Secrelarial Club CARL SCHEPFLIN-Science Nalional Honor Sociely: Clialler: Rod and Gun Club JACK SCHNIEDER-Eleciive Track: Operelia: Hi-Y: Rod and Gun Club MARCELLA STETZEL-Slenograplwic Operella: Secreiarial Club THOMAS STOUT-College Prep. Dramalic Club: Senior Dean: Hi-Y: Croqlwan An- nual: Uslwer: Clwei Club BEATRlCE SCHELL-Slenoqraplwic Croglian Annual: Clwaller: New Deal Forum HELENA STOKESACollege Prep. Glee Club: Clmaller: Nalional Honor Sociely: Senior Dean: Girl Reserves, Presidenl: Dramalic Club: Varsily Baskelball: Personalily Club HOMER sEiB5RTAAgfiCUi+Ure Band: Dance Orclneslra: Orclweslra: Dramalic Club: F. F. A.: Presidenl: Hi-Y: Advanced Acling DORIS SCHULTZAHome Economics Glee Club: Vaudeville: Operella: Travel Club Lois SWEDERSKY-Bookkeeping Girl Leaders: Croqlwan Annual: Clxaller: Li- brarian: Nalional Honor Socielv: Coslurne De- sign Club, Presidenl: Dramaiic Club VIVIAN SCI-IELL-Sfenograpliic Glee Club: Vaudeville: Girl Reserves: Personality Club VERNE SCRANTON-College Prep. Track: Scholarship Team: Senior Dean: Pliolog- raplwy Club ELAINE SCI-IALL-GI-lome Economics Operella MILDRED SCI-IUYLER-Boolclceeping Operella: Orclweslra: Nalional Honor Socieryg Senior Dean: Cballer: Band: New Deal Forum EUGENE SWARTZ4Elec+ive Cliel Club I-IAL Sl-IAULL-Agriculiure Dramalic Club: E. E. A.: Clnarrer: Clnel Club ADA SWEDERSKY-College Prep. Girls' Leaders: Glee Club: Operella: Croqnafi Annual: Clwaller: Nalional I-lonor Sociely: Schol- arsliip Team: Drarnalic Club: Member ol Slu- denl Council: Cosrume Designing Club ANNA ROSE Tl-IURSTON-Home Economics Pliolograplwy Club WILLIS Tl-IRUN-Home Economics Band: Operellap Drarnalic Club: Advanced Ac'- ing WILLIAM TUCKER-Elective Glee Club: New Deal Forum WILLIAM THRAVES-Science Varsily Eoolball: Traclr: Slage Manager: Dra malic Club: I-li-Y: MEI' Club: Clvel Club KEN N ETI-I VOGT-Science Traclc: Uslwer: Slaqe Manager: Croghan Annual, Senior Dean: Scliolarslwip Team: Radio Operaror: Radio Club, Presidenl WALTER VOGT-Agricullure Operella: She Sloops lo Conqueru: F. E. A.: Dramalic Club: Clief Club MARY VVAGGON ER-Eleclive Girls' Varsily Baslcelballp Assll. Swimming ln- slruclor: Girls' Leaders: Operella: Life Saving Club ART WO LF-Eleclive Manager ol Varsily Baslcelball: Varsily Foolball' Tennis: Traclc: I-li-Y: E Club, Presidenf: Cliei Club NORBERT WI'-IITCOMB-Eleclive Varsily Eoolball: Track: Drarnalic Club Play: Dramalic Club, Presidenl: I-Ii-Y: Cbel Club ROBERT WELSI-I-Eleclive Vaudeville: Uslier: Senior Dean: Radio Club EDNA NNAGGONER--Home Economics Home Economics Club: Pliolograplriy Club ..?MQZE5:dH- Q 2 1 llfrsrlifiziw I Q 1 : I i ,i I 'i I I 4 Ml ii I I i I J if w A I :WS Pl .M fa I fl , .fx .na I l I . zi- uv 72 923 I I ,ax , 1 fy fix ' Ebiill cam.: ROBERT WOODRUEE-Eleclive Rod and Gun Club EDNA WOONACOTT-Bookkeeping Drarnafic Club: Nalional Honor Sociely: Phorog- ' raphy Club TOM WILSON-Science Varsiry Foolball: Traclf: E Club: Chef Club BETTY WAGGONER-Bookkeeping Vaudeville: Opererra: Travel Club EDGAR WAGNER-Trades Band: Dance Orchesrra: Vaudeville: Dramaric Club: Pholography Club: Croghan Annual WINIFRED WEAVER-Home Economics Dramafic Club: Home Economics Club: Cosrume Designing Club ALBERT WILLER-Science Presidenr of Senior Class: Chaffer: Dramaric Club: Hi-Y: Vaudeville: Operelfa: Nalionai Honor Sociely: Senior Dean: Scholarship Team: Chef Club GOLDIE WHISLER-Home Economics Croghan Annual: Narional Honor Sociery: Senior Dean: Dramalic Club: Girl Reserves: Home Eco! nomics Club: Box Office: Advanced Acling BEATRICE YOUNG--Bookkeeping Croghan Annual: Phorography Club PAUL ZIRN-Bookkeeping Senior Dean: Chef Club BETTY ZEIGLER-Sfenographic Secrelarial Club MARIAM ZVVEILY-Eleclive Senior Dean: Manager of Girls' Baslcelball: Op- ereffag Dramaric Club: Girl Reserves: Advanced Acling G RACE PASCH-Bookkeeping Opererra ALICE PLIHALL--Home Economics Chalrer: Travel Club ALICE SPRIGGS-Eleclive Girls' Leaders: Vaudeville: Girl Reserves: Dra- maric Club Noi Pictured DOROTHY HERBIG-College Prep. Cosfume Designing: Girl Reserves: Senior Dean EDWARD KR USE-Induslrial Arrs Woodcraff PAUL MAURER-Science Tumbling Team: Foo+baII Manager: Vaudeville, Hi-Y: Gym Club: Scholarship Team: F Club: Traclc FRANCIS NORTON-Eleciive Rod and Gun Club: Ass'I. Swimming Ins'rruc'ror DANIEL SHANAHAN-Elecfive Chef Club MARY SHANAHAN-Eleclive WILLIAM YOST-Bookkeeping Traffic Club CHARLES ZICKEEOOSE-Eleclive New Deal Forum Club wf,, Y Y, Ui SENIORS Enfered here as bashful, backward seven'rh graders . . . firsf +wo years passed swiflly . . . freshmen . . . firsf da+es . . . growing up . . . however. ralher in background unlil sophomore year . . . presi- den'I', Burlcell . . . gay and spirifed sophomore hop . . . pariicipaied in fooiball and baskelball in junior year . . . superb presenialion of Cap+ain Appleiackn . . . dislinguished aciors and aclrresses . . . desfined 'fo do greal' ihings in dramafics . . . president Bill Thraves . . . numerous dances sponsored for ways and means for prom . . . sophislicaied buf mos'r enjoyable prom . . . iunior days over: seniors ai' lasf . . . dignified lal Hmesl . . . his+ory exercises . . . ierm papers . . . physics 'resis . . . Alberl' Willer, capable presi- den? . . . 'lhen final round of acliviiies . . . The Queen's Husband. class play, goes over in a big way . . . prom . . . picnic . . . com- mencemenl' and various olher affairs . . . heariaches . . . smiles . . . 'rears . . . final farewell 'lo our school, faculry, and underclassmen. O vi i A A 4 1 1 .QW , f, .L ..4..h...u.......k4.,g .L . gA,.fs,, ,...A...4g...........ng iii 32.525 ,ww -um HE T272 ATHLETICS llllill , Wm r . L!! .fggi 'fffl' W! 'few . W nw ' I 'ill 1'-!Qf'0' .win .1. u' 1 3 ' ,. , 54. f N Q- W-fffff2 :i Ji VARSITY FOOTBALL Firsf ROWAC. Presgrave, S. Wolfe, J. Serwinslcy, C. Reardon. G. Bliss, P. Baker, B. Kaufman, N. Whifcomb, M. Dosenczuk. Second Row-B, Kridler, G. McCord, G. Freeh, B. lvlook, L. Chrisfy, D. l-lefriclc, L. Clayfon, B, Sfeiger, B. Thraves. Third Row-V. Troxel, J. Lewis, S. Brudzinslci, T. Wilson, C. Kellogg, H. Binlcley, C. Klinck, F. Gomoll. Crisp air and fhe fang of burning leaves herald fhis sporf of sporfs . . . now firmly enfrenched in fhe hearfs of all sporf fans . . . fhe dull fhud of pigslcin againsf shoe leafher . . . fhe harder, cleaner crack as shoulder pad meefs fhigh pad . . . fhe disgrunfled cry of a missing fackler . . . fhe shrill scream of fhe referee's whisfle . . . fhe clamoring of fhe fans . . . fhe coach's hunched shoulders . . . a spirif of rivalry.. . all go fo make up old King Foofball . . . from fhe fan's poinf of view . . . made possible by fhe effi- cienf managemenf of Mr. Cochran. Q32 462 QI if 42 RESERVE FOOTBALL 'TF' Firsl Rowfp. Lorenzen, J. Mulholland, B. Sliger, T. Hall. E. Kriizel, E. Taylor, N. Vogl, E. l-lively H. Kochy. Second Row-G.Oxley, G. Balsizer, C.Gibbs, D.Caliman, M. Krohngold, B. Price, J. Forgeson, W. Grubbs, B. Rich, T. Hasselbach. Third Row-Coach Laub, C. Edmunds, G. Meade, K. Swederslcy, C. Ward, B. Sherlow, C. Wolfe, P. Fox, l.. Lilller, E. Saam, B. Zimmerman, N. Weiderholdl. The varsiry in minialure . . . alike in spirir . . . pracrice . . . rules . . . and games . . . becoming more popular wirh lhe fans, who are gaining in number as well as enlhusiasm . . . some players almosr as famous as varsify slars . . . backiield, Fox, Saam, Zimmerman, Lilrler . . . line, Ward, Wolfe, Meade, Swederslcy . . . desrined lo be cerlain slars in rhe near iurure . . . won 7, losl 3 . . . mosl offensive punch in years . . . averaged rwenfy poinls per game . . . scored on average of eighr poinls per game . . . young fellows . . . sophomores predominanr . . . do or die allilude . . . rhe sruff +haJr makes champions . . . much promise. 424 42 if ii? QC? W, i I v is V E. -f .i. , .F S T T T 1 T li i 3 li ' ' lv r, , K if if T5 E , T , is li i l lf M ig T l 3, i l l V-x in iv T V il if i , Q f' if T li i l H A zz 12:1 46.42- 5 T-:Hem 1 fgnfi 1: fe' l 'aim s l ,V , if , , 1 55.4 . g V , it ,'. , J .2-4.4 :ak X l wr Q. f V i 'sE,ji?Y3 vfwlvwx 5 H T P H 'V , 1- - l 'nW'f75'i. 1. i l ,ygfge,,.::,-'A . , Y w 1 i X E '1 L i i '. ii gs m . l 1 5 1 - ia. , i il T V1 -'QW ,S :ff--f'.'T:'3?9i,s.-fl . I :Jr . i 1 Hard, Tedious TundamenTals . . . The Thrill OT TasT scrimmage . . . a grim Take ThaT play again . . . The noT unpleasanT oclor OT sweaT ancl sTeam . . . laughTer and boisTerousness in The 'Field house . . . a Tired happy Teeling aT supper Time . . . The saTisTacTion aT The end oT The season oT a diTTiculT Tasli compleTed. FOOTBALL ACTION E A FOOTBALL ACTION For Hwe players . . . Click clack of clears on cemenf floors . . . ad- X jusfing headgears . . . figlrxfening shoe sfrings . . . wairing wiflra bafed breafh . . . Hue opening whis+le . . . crash bang . . . Time ouf . . . Are we +OlJQI l? . . . bawlirmg our ar half . . . rerurn +0 game marked wi'rh fresh derermmafion . . . success and vicforyl VARSITY BASKETBALL Firsl Row-C. Baker, G. Bliss, S. Brudzinslci, H. Binlcley, C. Presgrave. Second Row-Coach Oldfafher, G. McCord, F. Gomoll. L. Chirsfy, D. l-lelriclc, Assislanf Coach Ed Gable, Mgr. S. Wolfe. The fasiesf sporl . . . lhe qrea+es+ drain on an a+hle+e's en- durance . . . The spirif of accurale iiming . . .speed . . . agiliiy . . . where agilily, heighi and brains couni over muscle and lorawn . . . whirling pivols .... liqhining feinls . . . . lriclcy passes . . . dexlrerous foolrwork and muscular co- ordinalion . . . friendly cooperalion . . . Jrhe Thrill of pilfing self againsl enemy . . . rigid lraining . . . consliiuie Jrhe greaiesf indoor sport 411 462 431 if 431' RESERVE BASKETBALL Firsr Row-MIDGETS-J. Ruland, R. Manahan, J. Varlis, H. Srull, B. Beelcer, lvl. While, N Berlelcamp, R. Auxfer, J. Valzlis, F. Koohy, L. Chaney. Second Row-RESERVES-Mr. Laub, C. Wolfe, F. Rice, J. Deemer, W. Grubbs, W, Campbell, H. Sleiger, R. Zimmerman, Fox, R. Rich, F. Wallers. OH +0 a weak srarlr . . . come Through for a brillianl finish . .. many ourslanding vicfories . . '. some sferling salelliies devel- oped for nexr year's varsily . . . Jrhis year 'rhree sels of reserves . . . regulars . . . plumbers . . . midge+s . . . iirsi play in regular reserve games . . . second playing counlry schools . . . Jrhe Third, counlry reserves . . . all very successful . . . nexlr year's varsiry and reserves will resemble lhe milky way . . . all srars. 23, 2135 2? 23, 235 W. Driilmyer li 4 v l ii lf, lil .i we ik, if' wiv li :lf z ls Stir U .ii rl ' ,rpg gi J f wi lip' My , i, 'iliiii gif: I5 l lil- ,iif V' wi 1' y, l , , I4 X. .9 l ' 'i .Sf , 501 A ' gj La i-will . , i 1 i 5 l in f i i W' V Swish . . . here! . . . walch my man . . . l've go? him . . . broken dribble . . . our oul-of-bouncls . . . Baker 'lakes The ball from Pres- grave . . . a clever lake and perlecl sucker shol' . . . winning 'lhe game for alma maler . . . lirecl oul . . . exuberanr . . . singing . . . and lasl and noi leasl lhe dance! . . . l lere's where our alh- leles shine! BASKETBALL ll ACTION .--qs GIRLS' BASKETBALL ACTION Aclion . . . dribbling . . .pivoling . . . swifl passing . . . charging . . . sinking llne ball . . . a baske? . . . Purple ou?-of-bounds . . . iumping for llie ball . . . Moorel1asi+ . . . a cerlain baskel . . . resull' of an unusual score of free slnols . . . lip off . . . Jean 'ro Jean 'ro Jean . . . a Triurnvirale . . . Wl1ere's Quil+er? . . . an- ollner sudden seal, perhaps . . . now, lwold onlo Tlwal ball and break for llie baskef' '... planning +l'1eir aflack. can H-., h1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL mr Row4J. wemiiai-+, M. wsqqoneis, J. Hineazne, H. sfokes, e. mei, L. Hugs, D. Marsh, B. Burlceff, L. Baker. Second Row-M. Bailey, M. Church, R. Bauman, N. Quilfer, J. Moore, M. Emmons, E. Morley, B. Swarfz, R. Reed, V. Spayd. Third Row-L. sewer, e. Zim. 5. McKay. B. reeppem, M. Bfocksicker, M. zweilyumanagef, E. Pasch, l, Keiser, M. Pavelle, R. Longanbach, A. Reppeffo, Good sporfsmanship wifh fasf playing . . . a consfanf drill of exercises and scrimmages . . . cooling, exhilarafing showers . . . ioys and dis- appoinfmenfs . . . dinners af Bud and Lulce's . . . affer holiday pracfice . . . harder and fasfer work . . . more rigid fraining rules wifh fewer breaks . . . l'leinline's brillianfsfarf. . .a freshman record- brealcer from Lindsey . . . oufsfanding forwards . . . Waggoner, Moore, and Weinhardf af fheir besf . . . much coming from Scofch Quilfer and Bennie Burlceff . . . real scraps . . . l'luss, Marsh, Em- mons, and Sfolqes show good defensive work . . . Zweily, a capable manager and aid fo fhe coaches . . . anofher season ended wifh a feed, pofluclc, and movie. 223: 2? 235 X? 232 CROSS COUNTRY FirsT Row-S. Broshius, J. Taylor, J. Powers, L. ReinbolT, L. Keiser, W. DriTTmyer, E. l-lofelich. Second Row-B. Dorobeck, l-l. KarloveTz, E. Erchenbrecher, A. MaThern, R. lvlcCombs, W Campbell, G. MaThern, J. OTTney. Every one OTT aT The sTarTing signal . . . no shirking . . . every man Tor himself . . . caTching a second wind . . . keeping a sTeady pace in The long Two-mile grind . . . no cheering crowd To urge Them on . . . places losT and gained, like sTars Tading on a cloudy nighT . . . ReinbolT and Campbell Tar in The lead . . . The home sTreTch . . . everyone sTraining wiTh his lasT bursT oT speed . . sTreaking like a comeT over The Tinish line . . . he comes in Tar ahead of The second man, also a FremonTer . . . places checked OTF . . . scores compuTed . . . The lowesT score, as in golf, wins . . . We win! Xie XP XT' 2? 23: TRACK Firsl Row-B. Price, J. O'Connor, B. Rich, C. Szymanowslci, A. l-lelriclc, E. Tindall, C-5. Wanslall, C. Shelenhelm, E, Seam, J. Schneider, G. Tuclcer, J. Pelliford. Second Row-T. X'Vilson, R. Bealiy, B. Ellison, R. Alberls, F. Palyshlca, J. Lewis, B. Sleiqer, l-l. Pelerson, B. Thraves, W. Campbell, S. Bruclzinslci. Third Row-Coach Ogden, B. Burlcell, C. Presqrave, L. Chrisly, L. Moore, l-l. Binlcley, W. Michaels, J. Blaclc, F. Hughes, J. Kochy, F. Czalco, J. Shorf, Manager l-lepner. Fourfh Row-C, Alberls, T. Fuchs, C. Reardon, R. Bliss, J. Sorg, B. Willer, B. l-lawlc, G. Bulls, M. Dosenczuli, N. Whilcomb, J. Powers. TRACK ACTION This year's learn bound for pinnacle of success . . . slrong in every deparlmenl . . . weighls . . . iumps ... hurdles . . . sprinls . . . runs . . . Mr. Ogden, herels luclc. TRACK ACTION Graiing spikes and gasping breaih . . . Jrhe rhud of fha? faiiinq sho? . . . iavelins sireaking Jrhrouqh The air . . . hard woriqouis and sore muscies . . . iime irials . . . pole vauliers in a graceful arc , . . fieid house life . . . harassed managers . . . nearly siaciced equip- menr and sfocic . . . give me number I6' '...' 'I wanr a rub down . . . Ser our of Jrhar wax! Lei some one eise use ii . . . Hey, Jrhar shower's cold' '... nervous boys wai+ing for a chance +o show Their siufi . , . exhausied and swearing . . . +hrough wi+h mheir even? . . . keep your eyes on Freeh, The Spearman of Rosz . . Thraves, 'rhe poie vaulier . . . Karloveiz, Jrhe miier, f i -87, 1. ' W r 'Z-zriifiif i I fi' A 1 1 1 i i i . , W, i 1 --as 'ffm 1 ,TN 'S 'fx YT-'H f 1 1 . , , l i i i i i 1 i ' i 5 Q 'Q V i 5 . Li 4: ' E22 A iii 5k E :ii ,.', ggi. 'e' JE-A 'is ,513 'fi 315 f-1 ag, -,ia R i x 4 Q W ,sr fu 4 if 1 r i . 1 1 si :JE 1. ?E2f3ra ,. if, 'im -: ,I : ,SEQ . 2 1 Gai 5' im EF' I 'W-H .5-ik! 1:1 2523 1 2 .NN X, ,lk V as '-:wav .gag is 5 ' ni Wifi iriixq 22: ,- 5 . mfifiil K r' 'i ri?'?i ' 'I' ?'?'4fZ. ?f. f!i' VARSITY SWIMMING Firsr Row-T. Fuchs, B. Brown, G. Oxley, A. rn, B. Srrerlow, L, Behnken, C. Merrifield, B. Boorh. 6 Second Row--B. Cooper, L. Carfer, I-I. Sufikus, S. Dacii, B. Wagner, C. Keilogg, G. Mafnern. Third Row-B. Serwinsky, I-I, I-Iugines, I-I. Dorr, M, Surfkus, Coach-N. B. Siuiis, O. I-Iasselbacln. Swimming has come info Hs own as a major spori . . . champion breasi and back sIroIcers . . . siar divers . proficieni free sIyIers . . . me-ers . . . infense silence . . . a s'IarIIing repori . . . gIeaming bodies . . . SIep II up, BooII'1' '...' 'Sei in Ihere, SI1erIow . . . curiing +I1e waier in record Iime . . . Come on, Cammy' '... IiII'ie, graceful bodies, giiding wi+I1 perfecr Iorm . . . easy pivoiing ar Iurns . . . diving . . . back somersauiis . . . swans . . . Inaif gainer back iacks wiiii a half Iwisf. 21? 211: ze 23: 235 JUNIOR HIGH SWIMMING Firs? Row-G. Slolces, B. Wisbon, l. Kobel, J, Nicoly, C. Collier, D. Delp, B. Goodwin. second Row-Mr. e. e-fuse, J. Briggs, A. Tuckerman, e. sander, J. wsggonef, D. e-ree-iham I.. Lawrence. Third Row-A. Burlon, G. Sherlow, R. Russell, R. Tolhursl. Splashes . . . duclcings . . . a pool full of youngslers . . . all having a good lime when a whislle blows . . . inslanr sobriely . . . roll call and inslruclions, Ihen work begins . . . exercises in Jrhe proper Iciclcs . . . brealhing . . . srriokes . . . Ihen Iwenly laps around The pool . . . and ieers al Ihe varsily who do sixly . . . Time Irials . . . Ihe iunior hi rneelr . . . a lie berween Ihe Purple and While Ieams . . . always The varsiI'y's besr roolers . . . perhaps cleslinecl Io oulshine The presenr Team . . . no? slars of Iomorrow . . . bur salellifes in Iheir own righl . . . merely eclipsed by 'rhe grealer lighl of Iheir big brolrhers. if 431' 42 if 451 X2 QE' 5 xv M C61 wwwxvmi SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Firsl Row B Ream J Arrnslronq W Derniny R Lilley R I-Iorn C Presgrave L Claylon Mr. Siolces. Second Row-A. Reading, J. Weinhai'd+, J. Teelers, A, Swedersky, B. I-Ianville, L. Chrisly, R. Oliver, 6. McCord, 6. Bliss, O. I-Iasselbach, C. Merrifield, F, Gornoll. Leadership in school problems . . . Irv Io ameliorale school condi- Iions . . . represenlalion of senior high school spiril and eleva+ion of fellowship . . . capable cornmillee in charge of noon dances . . . cour'I'esy week, an ailempl Io make sludenls more polile in and oul of school . . . baclced magazine drive . . . proceeds +0 be used for insI'aIIing lighis aI I-Iarmon Iield . . . has slriven Io be as salu- Iory as possible . . . Ivlr. Slolces, adviser and Carl Presgrave, presi- denl' . . . prolicienily developed leadership and cooperalion. 4.32 QI QD? if 482 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Firsl Group--l.. I-leld, B. Brooks. F. Rice, R. Overmyer, l. Kobel, J. Shafer, D. lvlanahan J I-lampshire. C. Snnilh. Second Group-J. Brawley, A. Lilley, J. Taylyor, N. I-Iyman, J. Deemer, J. Vallis, M. Paulu Third Group-A. Kelle'er, Mr. G. Bloom, F. Nilschlce, M. Bowlus, J. Behrends, l. Kaiser F Rahm, E, McKay. Composed ol represenlalives from sevenlh, eighlh, and ninlh grade home rooms . . . under leadership of lvlr. Bloom as adviser and Nanelle I-lyman as presidenl . . . leaders in all iunior high proiecls . . . sponsors ol locker checl4 up . . . corridor clean up . . . lrallic safely line . . . lrames lor new piclures . . . cooperalive wilh senior. high council . . . developed leadership and service . . . Ioundalion lor 'lulure councils . . . may lhis organizalion conlinue lo lunclion in lhe Iulure . . . wilh as much brilliance and originalily. 433 ali! if if 452' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Firsl' ROWMM. Church, N. Lyrle, B. Gorlron, l. l-lirl, E. Lilley, E. Wonnacolr. second ROW-A, Willer, c. Broker, H. siakes. E. Finch, A. swedefsry, L. sw-sdefsly. Third Row-C. Kellogg, J. Moore, A. Lawrence, G. Whisler, M. Schuyler, R. Lilley. Fourfh Row-B. Kridler. L. Chrisly, C. Presgrave, J. Clark, C. Schepflin, B. Hanville. A goal of disrincrion . . . achieved by 25 oulslranding seniors . . . presidenr, Richard Lilley , . . qualifies of leadership . . . iniriarive and originaliiy of ideas . . . service To school . . . aiding where needed during spare 'lime . . . serving as officers and on commirrees . . . represenling Ross high scholasiically, alhlerically and as mem- bers of recognized organizarions . . . scholarship . . . a mainrenance of poinrs in upper Third of class scholaslrically . . . characler . . . a srandard +0 iudge personalilries . . . surrnouniing diriiculries . . broadened horizons . . . a rrue reward lor four years of service. QD? Q2 432 452 42 SENIOR DEANS irs Row-D. mek, . e, . ef, , um, E. Liiiey, B. eeufee, M. cme. Second Rew-P. zrm, B. Slemmer, J. ke-iiey, T. Sloul, L. Scranlon, R. Lilley. wife Rew-P. Nilschke, c. Bieief, A. Willer. D. Hughes, P. Alkinson. Fourlh Rew-e. Whisler, M. Zweily, A. Lawrence, A, sefzeee, J, Meefe, M. Pick, R. Franiz Filth Row-R. Heel, w, Burkell, B. Hunlzinger, J. Diehr, K. Vogl, H. cemaek. Orienlalion day . . . a group of nebulous new comers . . . hushed voices . . . looks of awe al The Deans, lhe biggesl sfars in lhe firm- amenl . . . envious glances, boasllul whispers . . . l know him . . lhe Jrrip around The building . . . new palhs of learning . . . sludy hall . . . lhe labs . . . a lypical classroom . . . procedure explained . . . queslions, Where's room 3287 '...' 'l-low oflen do we go swimming? '... lhe firsl week . . . show badges . . . losl slu- denls . . . for +he seniors, a brief blaze of glory, like Nova l-lerculis. fl? if QI Q? 43 ll HI-Y CLUB Back Row-C. Kellogg, B. Kridler, R. Hill, T. Sloul, B. Culberl, J. Ollney, P. Brown, B. Hunl- zinger, H. Ka rlovelz. Nexl ROWWG. McCord, N. Whilcomb, D. Hirl. Nexl Row-H. Seiberl, J. Sleirwall, J. Ferguson, G. Hepner, B. Kowalk, E. Holelich, O. Hasse lbach. Fifsl Row-B. Boolh, F. Maurer, P. Balser, H. DeRen, W. Overmeyer, H. Bink ey, P. Keiser, C. Merrifield, Mr. Ogden, Mr. Simpson. Slanding-J, Kinsey, l.. Rosen, A. Burlon, B. Kaufman, J. Diehr, C. Presgrave, Sealed-L. Chrisly, B. Karlovelz, S. Dach, B. Thraves, S. Wolf. The olher clubs' big brolher . . . a four poinl program . . . clean living . . . clean speech . . . clean sporlsmanship . . . characler building . . . crealing leadership abilify . . . Monday nighlr meelings . . . business, songs, and prayer . . . laler baskelball or swimming . . .discussion of social problems . . . oulside speakers . . . vocalional guidance . . . convenlions . . . good fellowship . . . candy sland al Harmon Field . . . rushing business . . . cozy proiils . . . making possible swellish loolball banguel . . . Coach Schmidl speaker . . . movies of Ohio Slale-Chicago game . . . lnduclion services . . . gleaming lriangle of red, blue, and while' candles . . . impressive procedure . . . hushed voices . . . solemnily . . . lhe familiar Jrhree- cornered emblem . . . Siriving To creale and mainlain high sland- ards of Chrislian characlerf' ali? elif if 42 if Nexf Row-G, Oxley, cl, Arrnsfrong, H. Se-Hles, B. Rich, A. Fouke, D. Helrick. l l I l GIRL RESERVES Fifsf Row-Edna Lilley, l. Hirf, D. Hawk, VV. Dennmy, P. Marsh, D. Booze, N. Lyfle, A. Hyman R. Johnson, E. Schaeffer, l. Kowalski, R. Sfokes, M. Huss, M. Vaffis, V. Spayd, E. Crick M. Turner, B. Mosser, G. Van Buskirk. Second Row-D. Huss, R. Hausman, F. Ofermaf, R. Bauman, J. Wolfe, A. Hirf, E. Nickel B. Smifh, D. l-lerbig, M, Zweily, M. Bailey, B. Goffron, R. Alflnoff, M. l-lufford. Third Row-M. Welker, H. Hudson, J. Weinhardf, A. Vifilson, C. Troxel, B. Peffiford, H. Mosser J. Reed, J. Armsfrcng, A. Spriggs, F. Gracennyer, L. Koenig, A. Reading. Fourfh Row-C. Leedy, M. Emmons, A. Duignan, A. Reppeffo, M. Church, W. Berlincourf, J. Lyons, G. Whisler, H. Sfokes, N. Quilfer, J. Easfon, M. Dyer, M. Lindsay. Fufure womanhood of The nafion . . . individual and varied person- alifies . . . lasfing friendships . . . characfer developmenf . . . high ideals: - gracious manners, irnparfial iudgmenf, loyalfy, dependa- bilify, reverence, eagerness for knowledge, fair play, clean minds . . . Thursday nighf meefings . . . business and peppy songs . . . insfrucfive and inferesfing speakers . . . group discussions . . . crificisms of each ofher . . . social life: - leaping campfires, gay parfies, dances, cor- recf efigueffe . . . culfure: - books, music, arf, fravel . . . develop- me-nf of worfhwhile hobbies . . .personal habifs: - cleanliness, ap- propriafe dress, harmonizing colors, neaf appearance . . . lnducfion service: - flickering candles, whife dresses, fingling nerves, reverenl spirifs . . . poinfs of fhe Triangle: - healfh, wisdom, spirif . . . sur- rounding circle: - confacf wifh fhe oufside world . . . girlhood's X guiding sfar. Q1 42 if fi? 412 , l CROGHAN ANNUAL Firsl Row-Miss Van Busldrlc. l. l-lirl, M. Dyer, M. Church, B. Gollron, N, Lvlle, B. Schell, l.. Swederslcy, E. Lilley. Second Row-C. Blolcer, T. Pai-low, E. Rudolph, M. l-lasselbach, B. Young. E. Finch, D. Hughes. A. Swederslcy, B. Niclclin. Third Row-B. Kridler, J. Mclvlahon, B. Slemmer, E. Wagner, J. l-lirsh, B. l-lunfzinger T. S+ou?. Fourih Row-Mr. Slarr, W. Burlcefl, H. Karlovelz, E, Fink, B. l-lanville. Buy an Annual campaign goes over ihe lop . . . poslers, assembly, announcemenls bring us our quola . . . sales Jrallcs and sales re- sislance . . . lhe '35 Croghan a realily . . . lhumb-nail slcelches . . . pholographs ol: aclivilies . . . classes . . . school life . . . oh, yes, lhe faculry . . . ledious worlc of mounling lhe phoios . . . smelly, sliclcy cemenl . . . Tired arms wielding lhe knife oi a culler . . . near accidenls . . . Wha+ size is Thai panel? '... figuring lo meer line buclgel . . . Where's The dummy? . . . Then copy lo be wrilrlen . . . and done over . . . and over . . . lhe iob's done . . . pangs ol regrer . . . memories of lun. 23a 23a his Xia 23: CROGHAN CHATTER Flrsl Row4G. Edwards, P. Sclwullz, E, Lilley, V. Druin, A. Rlilnall, T. Forgalscn, I. Hirl, A. Hepner C. Blolcer. Second Row-V, Bowlus. E. Rudolpn, H. Tliorra, J. Teefers H. Huss, M. Dyer, D.Marslw, D Hughes, A. Young, L. Swederslcy. 7nird Row-B. Scnell, F. Olerrnal, K. O'Toole, M. Scnuyler, R. Bruninglriaus, M. Ernnnons, J Moore, H. Slolces, A, Swederslcy, V. Spayd, Fourrlw Row-Miss Lisle, L, Grulobs, A. NViller, C. Kellogg, S, Dacn C. Rresgraye, K. Lyons R. Lilley, K. Broolcs, R. l-lirl, Mr. Marshall. Cornpleling ils mosl successful year under edilors Edna Lilley and Riclward Lilley . . . able lacullry advisers, Miss Lisle and Mr. Marshall . . . longeslr subscriplion lisr . . . slafl Jrryouls . . . srudenr reporl- ers . . . assignrnenls . . . news lany news lor llwe Clwaller loday?l . . . second page . . meeling 'rlie deadline . . . making up llwe dummy . . . proof reading . . . paper our al laslr . . . soliciling for ads . . .successful Clwrislrnas and nonsense issues . . . lwiglw pressure salesmanslwip . . . budding radio announcer, Sleve Daclw . . . never wanders from llie palli of Jrrujrlw. if 423 Q1 Q1 if DEBATE TEAM Firsi Row-J. Armslrong, M. Church, J. Moore, W. Berlincouri, A. Krugh. Second Row-E. Criclc A. Criclc, G. Rimelspach, E. McKay, A. Reardon, E. Lilley. Third Row-H. Cornish J. Tobias, R. Lilley, Mr. Judson Landis. The quesfion . . . Federal governmenf aid ro schools . . . we, The aH:irrna+ive . , . flying papers . . . hours of research . . . analyzing . . . oulrlining . . new poinls . . . al lasi The baffle . . . seeihing minds . . . lense momenis . . . smooih, elzfeciive delivery . . . The iwinlcle in Richard's eye . . . Mr. Whoosis, do you mean To say? . . . rebulrial . . . precious minules . . . viclories . . . defears . . . l-leidleberg rrophy . . . scholarships . . . ihe N. F. L .... Jrhe holly conresled debaie ai Kenr . . . fourlrh place in slraie . . . a real achievemeni . . . a finished program by logically minded, iighling spiriied debarers. Zi? 2139 if 22, 2:15 LIBRARIANS Librarians-L. Swederslcy, J. Teelers D. Huss, R, Allholl, M Valilis, V. Spayd, L. Anderso A, Young G. Edwards, Miss Schwar. Nine sludenrs assisling Miss Schwan . . . washing and mending books . . . collecling lwo cenl lines . . . answering gueslions . . . Where are lhe poelry boolcs?' '...' 'gimme a good biography i...' 'I can'+ 'Find lhis mon+h's Nalional Geographic' '... explaining +he card calalogue . . . checking oul boolcs . . . Finding reference malerial . . . sfamping and resiamping . . . reading shelves . . . filing cards . . . shelving biography, lichen, lravel, prose, and poelry, each leading info realms of gold. 2? 431 451 XP X? 702 Firsr Row-R. Slolces, M. Vallis, V. Spayd, R. Alllmolq, L. Swederslcy, G. Rirnelspaclw, L. Sclwerl. Second Row-A. Hirl, D. Marsln, L. l-luss, A. Hepner, R. Bauman, E. Fincln, N. Swederslcy. Third Row-E. Morley, A. Lawrence. P.. Sprigqs. Gr. Weinnardl, A. Swederslcy, R. Hausrnan, M, Ewrnons., M. Waggener. Firsr Row-M. Dosenczuk, H. Binlcley, G. Bliss, S. Wolf, C. Rresgrave, L. Clirisly, R. Balcer, C. Kellogg, B. Sleiqer. Second Row-B. Kaufman, E. Sclwall, H. Dcrr, B. Kridler, H. Karloyelz, D. Helriclc, J. Lewis. B. Brown. Third Row-Q. Hasselbacln, S. Brudzinslci, T. Wilson, G. Freelw, B. Slnerlow, L. Claylon, G. Mccorcl, B. Drillrnyer, W. Campbell. Ffurlln Row-L. Belnnlcen, B. illirayes, B. Boolln. F. Palyslwlca, P. Maurer Slrilce lliree, cull . . . oul al lirsll . . . lly ball! . . . oul ol boundsl . . . one lree slioll . . . slnrill blasls Ol Wlnlslles . . . relereeing inlra- rnurals . . . assisling willi gym classes . . . developing leadership, sporlsrnansliip and responsibilily . . . lun-parlies, picnics, Treasure liunl . . . vacancies lell by seniors filled following year. The zenlllw ol an allwlele's career. . . brings wiln il lnonor and a sense ol well-being . . .all riqlil, call il complacencyl . . . prornolers ol an eye-'Filling display ol lisliculls . . . well received by small bul' en- lnusiaslic crowd . . . club rneelings . . . oulsicle spealcers . . . lilrns ...inilialion . . . swimming pool . . . lunl GIRL? LEADERS 'TH CLUB l UNITED TRADES F. F. A. Farsi Row-C. Schrock, H. Nvclcles. B. Williams. J. Marhias W. Dick. R. Mafhias. E. Fink, E Kadlubeski. Second Rowfhfl. Hasselbach, H. Prafl, P. Myers, C. Ward, E. Tindall. C. Kochy, Mr, Murrav Third Rowgl-l, Whilney, C. Tolhursl. J. Connelly, P. Ficlc, B. Brockway, V. Tfaxel. Firsl Row-B.Marlin. l-l.SeiberT. l..Marlin, R.Thrun. VV.Vogi, R.Beierl H.Wagner, P.Secrisr C. Fabian, R. Rosenberger, Mr, Vlfeiler. Second Row--A. Weichel, H. Schell, B. Vfiiberf C, Hirf. E. Keller, C. Gibbs. R. Knudser J. Brugger, H. Smiih. C. Smifh, W. Auxier, C. Beihler. Third Row-lc. Hill, J. Poller, B. Dorobeclc. T. l-lasselbach. W. Zilles lvl. Jacobs E. Vxfilley. H Beclcrnan. L. Caris. C. Brooks, R. Pollen C. Schocl, E. Slouf. Organized 1930 . . . Jrhe 'iiuiure iarrners of Arnericaii . . . in faci as well as name . . . annual parenl-son banquei a big success . . . a summer Trip lo Vlforldis Fair . . . adviser, Mr. Weiler . . . amiable. well-liked . . . championship judging learns . . . presidenr, Horner Seiberi . . . exhibilion al counly lair . . . honors on all hand. Trades boys and iheir own organizalion . . . business meelings every olrher Tuesday nighl . . . insiruclrive leciures by ouiside speakers . . . general discussion . . . pleasure afrer business . . . dancing praclice or alrhlelrics in gym . . . The annual Trades dance .. .shining examples oi experl machinisis . . . belrer underslanding of Their iob Through This guiding lighr. .ly .1 -' .e - .. iii Y 'mf' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Firsl Row-L. Smilh, A. Young, V, Soayd, E. Wilson, E. Niclcel, J. Weinharl, A. Reading, D. Booze, W. Berlincourl, A, Swederslcy, V. Kreiliclc, J. Bloom, C. Miller, E. Crick, D. Lilley, Second Row-R. Siolces, J. Grob, G. Wingafd, A. Criclc, M. Church. l-l, Hudson, M. Bailey. C. Leedy, J. Lyons, B. Ream, L. Balcer, B. Swederslcy, E, Greene Dalesman. Third Row-J. Grob, V. Bowlus, V. Schell, D. Marsh, M. Dyer, J. Easton, l-l. Srolces, J. Moore M. Emmons, R. Baumann, A. Wagner, M. Scwder, D. Schullz, P. Marsh, E. Lilley. Fourfh Row-F. Young, B. Poorman, E. Balsizer, W. De-mmy, M. l-luss, A. l-lirl, M. Gollron, F. Gracernyer, H. Fausey, J. Armslrong, K. Rice, A, Hepner, M. Carnicorn, W. Wallcer, R. Johnson, E. King. A galaxy of colorful, melodious voices . . . crescendos, diminuendos . . . Tenlh grade lryouls . . . eliminalions . . . filling vacancies made by graduafing seniors . . . beginning praclice . . . slriving for accurale pilch, belrler lone qualify, clear enuncialion, and careful phrasing of words . . . developing reading aloilily . . . sad. sacred, soulful songs . . . lighlr, airy, folk Tunes . . . classics . . . eleclion of officers . . . Jean Moore, presidenl . . . days of diligenl praclice rewarded . . . lo annual concerl . . . a program of sparkling songs . . . revelalion ol musical Jralenl. Q51 iff if fl? if BOYS' GLEE CLUB Firsr Row-Lucille Anderson, pianisi, E. Nilschke, R. Hawk, P. Bolander, R. Borlel, O. Hassel- bach, W. Grubbs, C. Keeier, H. Schall, Mrs. Daiesman. Second Row-J. Pefiiiord, G. Balsizer, J. Oiiney, C. Szymanowski, P. Keiser, L. Hill, R. Hill W. Dunlap, H. Dorr, A. Burion. Third Rowfl Clark, lvl. Rakes, B. Price, R. Kowalk, R. Horn, H. Sellles, S. Weiker, F. Wallers L. Keiser, R. Zahn. Fourrh Row--J. Hirsch, C. Edwards, B. Hunlsinger, H. Karloveiz, W. Curlis, R. Bauders, L Chrisiy, D. Heirick, G. McCord, B. Raiierly, E. Babione. Fiiih Row-M. Krohngold, R. Brown, T. Fuchs, K. Peionke. L. Carier, L. Behnken, J. Forgerson F. Bliss, R. Oliver, E. Miller, Wm, Tucker. Anoiher successful year . . . eighlh annual concerr given wiih Girls' Glee Club . . . old iavoriies . . . new lively lyrics . . . richly modu- laied harmony . . . shades as of lighl and darkness . . . lilling Jrenors . . . booming basses . . . each year new voices . . . limiled member- ship . . . a new schedule lhis year . . . eleciion of oificers . . . La Mar Chrisly, presideni . . . assembly program . . . organizaiion an oulgrowih of a double male quarrel . . . grown +o a membership of abou? filly-six . . . The saiisiaclion of obiaining harmony. 131 431 481 if 431 CONCERT ORCHESTRA Firs1'Violins-K. Fey, P. Aflcinson ,D. Horn, W. Demmy ,M. Dyer, E. Nyafl, F. Shannon. Second Violins-C. Aldrich, B. Woonacoll, l.. Spayd, J. Hirsh. Cello-A, Auxfer, R. Johnson, M. Burlneli. Clarinef-S. Dach, W. Overmyer. Bassoon-J. Tobias. Viola-J. Sieirwalf, W. Ruff. French Horn-M. Schuyler. Flufe-J. Lyons. Oboe-C. Kellogg. Trumpef-G. Wansiall, R. Hawk. Trombone-B. Worman. Drums-H. Brown. Bass-A. Foulce, H. Seiberf. Piano-Lucille Anderson. Conducfor--Sells. Work . . . pracfice . . . al' las? melody '... harmony . . . small bu+ mighly .... singing sirings .... blending Woodwinds .... flourishing lrumpejrs . . . classical and popular composilions . . . . solos . . . ensembles . . . concerls al Dramalic Club, iunior and senior class plays . . . Vesper hour concerl . . . assembly . . . Bucl-ceye League Music Fesiival . . . Baccalaureare . . . Superior railing and Very Good raling of Jrrombone and oboe solos a+ Ohio Norlhern Universily . . . lourleen members also in band . . . lhree insfruclors, Sells, Lorenzen, lvlcCar+ney . . . loss of Jren very good seniors Jrhrough gradualion . . . allrempls To fill Jrheir vacancies by oncoming seniors . . . on lo lhe Norihwesiern Ghio musical conleslr nexlr year. Z? Z? Zi? Xie 23: , .kv llrr z fp B A N D Drum Maior ,,AAA,,A,...,.....,,.,,.7,,,,,,A.......,.,.,,,,.,,,,.....,,,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,, ..,,,,, ,,,,, . .,,,,,.....,,.,.. ,V,.,,,V.....,, K e + 'rerer Direqlorg A,A, ,,,,, ,,,,A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,A,,,, ,A,, ,v,,, ,,,, ,,Y,A,,, , , v,,,,,Y,,, M r . S e l ls and J. L. Lorenzen Flags ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,A,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,A,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,vAA,,,,,,,A l . Hirl and J. Croxford Clarinel-S. Dach, W. Overmyer, A. Foulce. W. Rurl, E. Babione, W. Michaels, V. Schneider, M. Cypher, H. Sheldon, J. Clark, J. Fleigor, B. Price, E. Tindall, L. Chaney, M. Held, D. Parrerson, R. Wheeler, D. Manahan, B. Collins. Trumpers-K. Fey, D. Sabroslci, G. Wansrall, J. Diehr, G. Scranron, E. Schaffer, K. Lyons, E. Shannon, B. Hawk, J. Rudolph, E. Weiwandr. Drums-D. Wairman, W. Auxrer, E. Wagner, H. Brown, W. Thrun, G. Fosrer. Trombones-J. Srierwall, B. Worman, W. Schell, C. Lenharr. Saxaphone--B. Schulrz, A. Kobel, J. Hineline, E. Schaffer. Basses-C. Merrifield, H. Seiberr, L. Marlin, J. Polrer, V. Horn, H. Wheeler. Barilones-F. Shannon, N. Shannon, H. Kobel, D. Sfoner. French Horn-M. Schuyler, E. Davis, B. Rarlferry, R. Poller, J. Forgarch, R. Declrer. Oboe-C. Kellogg, N. Poorman. Bassoon-J. Tobias. Flules-N. Berlelramp, E. Poorman, J. Lyons. Allo Clariner-D. Fliclcinger. A flash of purple and While . . . our band on parade . . . radiaiing pep and vigor. . . in assemblies.. . on The foorball field . . . urging us on . . . musically and vocally . . . our inspiralion . . . Thar sen- sarional Sunday concerl . . . presenring lrhe new drum corps . . . special rehearsals . . . secrional worlcoul's . . . rryours . . . up a chair . . . down a chair . . . afler nighrs of pracrice . . . class A laurels in Norrh Wesr Ohio . . . meering srilfer comperilion . . . ranking lirsr place al' Bowling Green Srale Conresl' . . . superior raring by all judges . . . eligible lor lhe All-Slale Conlesl al' Co- laurels in Norrh Weslr Ohio . . . meering srirlesr compelirion . . . Mr. Sells, and band members. 421 43? S51 ai? 411 l p Li...-:,.1,-.f ,- A l T i E 9 E 2 7 g . i if ff fi il, if i' i i . I Fi 12? ,Lili . - i 76 FirsT RoweMr. Sells, D. Brulcher, M. Paulus, J. Sparks, D. Collins, J. Huss, D. l.iTTle, E. Holielich. Second Row-S, Lewis, M. Schaal, R. Greene, R. Oyermeyer, W. Andrews, H. Hughes, B. Burling. Third Row-C. Aldrich, M. C5oTTron, R. Fausey, C. HirT. E. WeiwandT, J. PeTTilord. FourTh Row-M. Waggener, D. Hawlc, N. Bauman, F. Boyer, N. STang, D. Jones, M. Jacobs. LeTT To RighT-Babione, Foulce, WaiTman, Dach, Wagner, Mr. Sells, Fey, WansTall, SeiberT, STeirwalT. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS A lively secTion oT The band . . . TwenTy-six pieces . . .rudimenTs . . . Tlams . . . band on parade . . .drums, bugles, and cymbals . . . a Three sTrol4e Tap ruTT . . . big success . . . organized This year . . . special arrangemenTs . . . maybe iT's a paradiddle . . .a Tive or seven beaT roll. DANCE ORCHESTRA looTling TrumpeTs . . . muTlled drums in a savage cadence . . . a ThroaTy voiced sax secTion . . . The wild rhyThm OT a number . . . Tuneful melodies . . . TooT-sTirring selecTions . . . soTT lighTs, blinking like disTanT suns . . . shuTlling TeeT . . . The whisper oT many dresses . . . reward alTer rehearsals. .Q-4'- 5':'if' ' . 2 ' ' . 'iffw . J 2 , F32 ' .nav -V , . g 5 - 1 T , l .f:. . 1 T i M J 1 i 1 , .iffllfiff i 2 E i : P 4 i . 5 i 1 4.-in ...rqflw f 'ire I , .. : i sf r f 1..- .vw uw r ,Y . U X ll Firsf Row-J. Mafhias, F. Palyshka, P. Maurer, B. Ellison. Second Row-G. Sherlow, B. Serwinski, P. Smilh, G. Slokes, E. Taylor, C. Evans, W. Brown. Third Row-A. Burfon, A. Burlon. Fourih Row-W. Kochy. Cheer Leaders-L. Grubb, C. Perkins, C. Brockrnan. TUMBLING TEAM Loops, dives, rolls . . . sornersaulls, springboard slunlrs . . . rollicking, blundering clowns, in curious cosrumes . . . plopping +o earfh un- gracefully . . . human pyramids . . . as mobile as fumbleweeds . . . nimble as cars . . . swirl as comeis . . . no Jrrick is Too big for These men . . . our fumbling reem. CHEER LEADERS Come on Purple! Come on While! . . . LeJr's make I+ loud . .. spirir and briskness . . . zipl . . . rain or shine . . . winning or losing . . fall, winlrer, or spring . . . day or nighi . . . a dash Thai is Jrranslaled To ihe bleachers . . . huslle and push . . . nimbleness and agilily . . . Jrhis iob as pepsler. f'7TYT 'f'T, I S12 '.-.1 1 ' - 1 1 r. ,if .F 54 1 L N, . 1 V, 'V Q i 825:55 - , 'f '11 .. L .,, Ulm .. .iqigqy . . .4415 .-452551: V -f mg W -is. HOME ECGNOMICS CLUB Firsf Row-E, Benner, L. VVaggoner, M. Hoffman, A. Niisclnke, M. Delores Egan, R. Tollwursi, J. Fouglwl, D. Pump. Second RowAMiss Dusb, D. Swarlzlander, E. Brugger, E. Bauders, A, Allison, D. Brulclner, A. Bruggeman, N. Wilkins. Third Row-R. Gill, V, Young, W. Fuller, M. Slierlow, F. Andecover, M. Fink, E. Brocksicker. Fourflw Row-M. Burkelf, E. Egan, A. Wilson, M. Carnicorn, I. l-lavens, E. Waggoner, E. Malson, A. Sleiger. Fiffh Row-W. Weaver, G. Edwards, M. Brocksicker, G. Wbisler, D. Schneider, E. Weicbel. Aspiring for lwousewifely knowledge . . . sludying Jro be Jreaclwers . . . inirialion of many members al big kids' parly . . . brilliani Ag. and Home EC. l-lallowe'en parly including Sea l-lag . . . Gipsy l-lal Shaull gave Mr. Slokes a glamorous and speclacular ride . . . Berea lea willi lwandwoven scarls and s+yle slwow . . . nice Valen+ine's parlry . . . delegalres io convenlion al Bowling Green . . . inleresl- ing Jralk by Presidenl Williams of llwe college . . . represenialives +o Columbus for convenlion on April 6+lw and 7llw. 235 23? XP Xb XP PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION A large group ol parenls . . . and feachers . . . discussing prob- lems . . . educa+ional advanlages of loday . . . whal will be lo- morrow . . . how 'ro accepl new praclices . . . psychology of slu- denl aclions . . . convenlion reporls . . . commillees on programs . . . moves . . . membership . . . The fell influence ol The Council . . . lvlolhers' sludy group al Jreas and discussions . . . social groups aller lhe business meeiings . . . in which lhere is inleresf and spiril . . . due 'lo fhe aclion of lhe president Mrs. Roulson. 42 431 482 91 ii' 07 5 Z 4. N DRAMATIC CLUB Compelenl direclors . . . moulding pe-rsonaliiies, polishing lalenl, lraining anealeurs . , . lundamenlals of acling . . . professional lriclfs . . . characlerizalion . . . malzeup secrelrs . . . rehearsals . . . promplings . . . maslering lines . . . cues . . . Jriming . . . pick il up' '... climax ...l 'overplay ii' '... final produclions . . . blazing loollighls . . .curfah . . . las? minule qualms . . . palpilra- lions . . . good luclc' '... shilling scenes, winlcing and wavering lighls . . . fusion of color . . . conlagious enlhusiasm . . . mouniing ardor . . . a responsive audience ,..' 'She Sloops lo Conquer an overwhelming success . , . our Dramaiic club . . . a challenge . . . an opporlunily . . . increasingly dynamic! ,,, DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS Hays Midnighf . . . a deserfed mansion . . . a voodoo woman . . . secref panels . . . piercing screams . . . Welda fainfs . . . homicidal maniac afoof . . . creeping flesh . . . deafh sfrikes . . . ferrified hero overcoming panic . . . The Caf and fhe Canary. Ecod . . . mischief asfir . . . silly, vain mofher . . . pampered, boisferous loooby . . . fwo youfhful fravelers . . . Norb's wig . . awkward servanfs . . . oufraged hosf . . . clever daughfer . . . S'reve's love scene . . . fhe misfakes of a nighf . . . She Sfoops fo Conquer. Ahal . . . whaf vision meefs my eye . . . henpecked husband . . . arnloifious wifey . . . one of fhe old mallards . . . The Gafe ls Off The Hinges . . .Who Cares? . . . lilfing 'runes . . . special choruses . . . .dances . . . codfish . . . microphones . . . felegrams . . . sfalled elevaforsl. . . masquerade . . . Jim Diehr's shapely limbs . . . fhe opereffa . . . Tune ln. Vaudevme Riofous color . . rhyfhm . . . gaiefy . . . music . . . a maze of flashlighfs . . . green cosfumes . . . fanfasfic pafferns . . . designs of lighfs . . . shiffing figures . . . Mae Wesf, fhe carfoonisf . . . Thank You, Doc'ror . . . sfolen pearls . . . clever fhief . . . . maniacs . . . unsuspecfing docfor . . . iusfice friumphs . . . dances . . . swirling skirfs . . . flying feef . . . fumbling clowns . . . an evening of lavish enferfainmenf. 481 MOVIE SQUAD To RighTfE. Snyder, C. Kochy, F. WalTers, H. Dorf, L. ChrisTy, J. Sorg, H. SuTTkus, F. Clookie. A loeam oT lighT in The darkness, like a ray Trom Venus . . . Tigures on The screen . . . passing in rapid succession . . . Mickey Mouse . . . Charley Chaplin, The old sTandloy . . . oTher comedies . . . Then The lighTs Tlare up . . . a quick, eTTicienT change . . . and Then The second reel . . . This Time an educaTional TeaTure . . . airplanes . . mines . . . sTeel mills . . . comprising a well chosen program Z i all 431' 42 T32 ali? CUSTODIANS Frank Slioernaker, .lolnn l-larlgrove. Ckiris Lirneslall, Joe Guenln The leaclfwens pal . . . Will you fix llwis seal? . . . My roorn's loo cold' '...' 'Tliis window needs fixing' '...' 'Say, gel olll my brooml' '... llie sludenl's slandloy . . . Will llwe building be open loniglnl7' '...' 'Say, lvlike, will you Turn llwe liglils on for me? . . . Oli, Joe, can you open llwis door?' '...' 'l-ley, Clwris, did you 'Find my Frenclfi book in llwe wasle baskel7' '...' 'l:rank, l spilled some ink, will you clean il up?' '... Wanl anyllwinq done? . . . Ask llie cuslodians. AD? iff 433 QD? 43? 47 IN SCHOOL CLUBS Sociai sfimuii . . . prodigious proieclrs meriiing meniion . . . achiev- ing, buiiding, broadening . . safeliilres of ine academic program . . . ariisis . . . cosfume designers . . . creaiing, fasnioning . . . iascinaiing, originai siyies . . . Emily Posi undersiudies . . . acquir- ing proper conducf . . . charming manners . . . plnolrograpny , . . deveioping negajrives . . . experimeniing, priniing . . . junior nigh dramaiic ciub5 . . . serving appreniice . . . scrip . . . gaining vaiuable experience . . . ciimbing To siardorn. IN SCHOOL CLUBS Neoplwylic lmmlers and llslwers . . . slallcers ol big game . . . brealc- ers ol small windows . . . anglers ol dislinclion . . . radio club . .. mol all Slavic . . . shorl' wave broadcasllng . . . clicking Jreleqraplw lceys .,,- N elrd squeals and squawlcs . . . lulure Qlwels. C857 IN SCHOOL CLUBS e F' Confirmed bachelors or merely precaulious? . . . Templing Jrhe girls wilh creamy fudge . . . Those fluffy gems . . . The banquef . . . good gravy . . . The inschool club program . . . developing lalenl possibililies . . . promoling individualism . . . building characler. FEATURING FOODS Hi-Y boys, afhlefes, and sponsors enioy The finer Things of life . . . Cream or lemon, please? . . . Mrs. Kreilick, champion pie-baker . . . inifiafion . . . Fujfure Husbands of America . . . We begins a+ I l:45. 73 CALENDAR Sepiemberz Orieniaiion day . . . siruiiing Senior Deans . . . iimid newcomers .... beginning anolrher school year . .. . Principal Siokes al' lhe helm, aiiacking Jrhe iob wiih a smile .... busy, busiling Superiniendenl Church .... Come one, come all .... childrens day ai' 'rhe counly lair .... dusi, displays, side shows, races .... +he quesiion of i'he hour, l-lave you boughl an ac+iv- iiy +icke'l'? .... high pressure salesmanship .... begging, bor- rowing iif+y cenis .... finally, ioolball season .... Lakeside crushed, I8-O .... Genoa, 20-6. N Oc'I'ober: Class eleciions . . . senior presideni, Willer . . . Chai- ier picnic .... exciiing rescue of runaway boar .... Tarzan Flanville scores . . .more fooiball . . . viciorious over Fosioria, I3-O . . . viciory dance . . . 7-7 lie wiih Rossford . . . Bucyrus nighi game . . . Br-r-r-r-r . . . grade cards make Their firsl ap- pearance . . . whai panic! . . . ieachers' meeiing ai Toledo-va- caiion . . . new cheerleaders, siimulaiing, boosling . . . Tiffin conquered, IO-O . . . and bonliires . . . anoiher monih vanished in smoke. November: Norwalk Jrriumphs, I3-7 . . . ihence io Columbus for Journalism Convenlion and Siaie-Chicago game . . . Sieve ancl Richard Lilley so Jrhrilled . . . O-O Jrie wi+h Findlay . . . Annual drive successful . . . conquered by Elyria, 9-O . . . Thanksgiving Turkey, cranberries, and pumpkin pie . . . Um-m-m-m . . . Thank- ful Jrhar Sandusky won by only four poinisl December: Sandusky friends enieriained ai Chaiier-Fram pariy . . . firsl' real snow, coasiing, and snowballs . . . everyone exciled . . . The Cai and Jrhe Canary , flying fur and ieaihers . . . baskei ball siars . . . 'iooiball banquel' . . . Gomoll and Binkley elecied co-capiains . . . vacaiion approaches slowly . . . gay displays, sparkling Jrrees, hearly good wishes . . . Merry Chris+mas! . . . baskeiball scores io dale: Fosioria bealen, 20-l2: Tiillin wins, 23- l 3. January: New Year's resolulionsz so much wasied energy . . . de- feaied by Findlay, I3-9 . . . Oberlin woodwind Ensemble . . . Ch, how Jrhe burnblebee flew! . . . Bellevue bows, 29-27 . . . F. H. S. Vaniiies of I935 . . . squelched by Sandusky, 32-I4 . . . Jrhai colossal Jrrack carnival . . . Glee Club assembly . . . semes- ier ends wilh Term papers, exams, grade cards . . . worry, worry, worry . . . iunior-senior pariy . . . Girl Reserves' induciion serv- Z ice. CALEN DAR February: Viclorious over Ticlin, 25-I9 . . . Tighlening lhe clamps . . . red painl, locker inspeclions, homeroom regislralion . . . 'Four deleals: Findlay, Lima Cenlral, Norwalk, and Elyria . . . al lasl lhe lowdown on Hiller . . . Dorolhy Fuldheim assembly . . . Ah-ha! humbled Sandusky, 29-27, and in swimming, loo . . . George Washinglon dance . . . vacalion . . . S+. Joe conquers, 27-23. March: Highly amused by She Sroops 'ro Conquer . . . shades of my deceased ancesrorsl . . . Kridler in a bear skin . . . old King Tunk Willer . . . lhe magazine drive . . . Arlhur Sanlell and a ripping performance . . . Nonsense Challer ou+ . . . Slale Schol- arship Tesr . . . eleven our of firsl fifreen places ours . . . Con- gralulalions, Carl . . . Raine's Alaska for assembly . . . operella, Tune ln . . . Girl Reserve dance-'rardy orcheslra, bul' much fun. April: Usual April fool performances evident soapy candy and all . . . a whirlwind ol assemblies: rumbling and Temperance, lol- lowed by Professor Schwarlis leclure on anlhropoidal physi- ology and lhe beller lhings oi life . . . highesl ralings for our band al' Bowling Green . . . Landis 'ream runners-up in slale fi- nals . . . annual Toledo lrip by iournalism classes-and lvliss Lisle . . . lhen spring vacalion and final slruggle lo assemble The yearbook . . . Boys' and Girls' Glee Club concerl . . . Easier eggs and bonnels . . . relurn lo labor . . . snaky assembly. May: Loud wails . . . gnashing leelh . . . reporl cards our again! . . . 'rhose senior cards resemble a depression graph . . . Music Fes'ri- val . . . parade and concerl . . . lellers, cerlilicales, honor di- plomas, recognilion assembly . . . picnics . . . parries . . . end of school in sighl . . . seniors somewhal sobered by lhoughl of lac- ing cruel world . . . soon lorgollen in aclivily of busy spring . . . class rivalry, good-nalured quips, assemblies . . . class gill. June: Caps and gowns . . . Baccalaureale . . . band. concer'r . . . moonlir nighls . . . The Queen's Husband repeals lasl year's success . . . lilmy paslel dresses, swaying dancers, The iunior- senior prom . . . senior picnic . . . plenly lo eal, plenly 'ro do . . . flying minules . . . gayely . . . 'rhen commencemenl . . . speakers. music, presenlalion of diplomas . . . gradualed-now whal? TEACHERS FEATURES , ,m , x'. K c. K 5, X Z -Q. I .f as ,xi 'fkxv 'yi' W U 411 O l X X lf 1 fi 0 :I f . L 5.6. ' I . . 55 Q' fs 594323 x E91 X96 0 ,og f I ' ,l',YX V 9 ji? i . , - I , Q Q 4'V..3iF:f ,N - ! tk JI 5 Qatar-l f 190 .QW 6923111 'JC NM I '51 123' Jj 3 'fs ff 3 Z . WZQQ1 . 4' Q. 'I . I v Q s ,, I .go Siva 513 be Q9 'MY Q23 s :alla g 'fggoqe dc Q -p w'-Q 9 f Q 73 HN EveRd5 FEATURES Evolufion . . . supervised sfudy ...' 'F' '... On Hue faf of Jrhe lend . . . our fown . . . Presidenfs Tomb . . . King Kong goes +o school . . . fufure Einsfeins . . . LiHle man, whaf now? . . . beau- Hes? . . . siraighf from Paris . . . biologisi' . . .nafure club. C9 111 Q C927 FEATURES Spoofing . . . debafers . . . millofed . . . +oes up . . . anofner de- bafer, young Judson . . . Come and qef H' . . . sfylisfs model roofers . . . Tarzans . . . sociology class . . . anoflner Jroofer. FEATURES 4? x , Young looler . . . lraclq wlwen . . . Qpecialisls ln dlelelics . . .Table E . .. 'Ullle Mllmel' . . . l love e Parade-ll . , . Pals . .. Blq lvlllcell . . . 'Squlrlw . . . lvlalce ll, Bllss . . . quarlel . . . local quin- luplels . . . Talking lourisls . . . sprlng lever . . . lorly-nine-r. C93 FEATURES Big, bad Biil . . . Jrlfiree in an boai . . . siruiiers . . . Room 350 . . . couriiwouse . . . suloiecis of Professor Schwariz . . . wi1a+ came down +o The sea . our building . . . champs . . . picking on broiher. The following persons. nol direclly connecled wilh lhe school, have helped lo make lhis annual possible by making lull advance paymenl lor lheir copies ol lhe I935 Croghan, during lhe campaign lasl fall. Dr. W. S. Bales Mrs. Frank Beeler . Mrs. Chrisline Berlekamp Mr. Henry Billow Mr. and Mrs. Carl Binkley Mr. Myron Binkley Mrs. Hallie Bloker The Bloker Lumber Company Mr. Slanley Bloom Miss Hilda Bower Mr. Mark Bowers Miss Mildred Bowlus Mrs. R. A. Bowlus Mr. Roberl W. Bowlus Mr. H. A. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bowman Miss Doris Boyer Mr. Edward Bradley Miss Edna Brunner Miss Marjorie Burkell Campbell Brolhers Mr. Berl Carl Dr. J. J. Carler Charles Reslauranl Mrs. J. M. Cherry Mr. D. L. Chrisly Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Chrisly Mr. Joseph Church Mr. 81 Mrs. Malcolm Clarke Dr. J. L. Curlin Mr. Wilbur Decker Mr. Leon DeMars Mr. Charles DeRan Mr. Bruce Dunmyer Mr. D. W. Dunmyer Miss Marian Engler Mrs. R. E. Engler Mr. and Mrs. Ward Falherly Mrs. Paul Pick Mr. F. B. Finch Mr. Raymond Fisher Mr. Clyde Fork Mr. A. E. Fosler Mr. L. C. Freeh Mr. Louis Gable Miss lva Gepharl N Mrs. J. Haaser Mr.' Allen Halm Hench's Paslry Shop Mr. John Hollman Mr. John Hollinger Mr. Waller Hudepohl Dr. E. M. lckes Mr. H. L. lngraham Miss Lillian Kessler Mr. Floyd Klolz Mr. Frank Kreilick Mrs. Morris Kreilick Dr. C. R. Kunlz Mrs. E. S. Loose Lorenz Shoe Repair Mr. U. B. Lusl Dr. W. M. Marlinson Mr. T. J. Maxwell Dr. Roberl C. Miller Mrs. F. L. Moore Mrs. lrene Nesbill Miss Grace Painler Dr. J. Ralph Pelers Miss Erma Pleiller Dr. D. W. Philo Mr. W. D. Ross Mr. Donald Schall Mr. Howard Scherl Mr. A. E. Schneider Mr. Lloyd Schwarll Mr. Orley Shively Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn Shoemaker Mr. George D. Smilh Mrs. E. l-l. Sloul Miss Dorolhy Swedersky Miss Nellie Swedersky Dr. A. D. Thalcher Miss Cora Ulch Van Doren Cul Rale Slore Mr. Roe Vollmar Mr. Lynn Walker Younker Cleaning Company . -k 'ff W 'lr SCHOOL DAYS . . . back in a flash with memories refreshed. The annual filled with pictures dramatizing school life as you lived it has an inestimable value to you as the years pass Every school financially able should have an annual. Communi- cate with us for information con- cerning our specialized service for all kinds of school publications. i' 'A' i' f,Ch,U1I'L 671117 ' ' Jlconvjice INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA I ll LIi'l'll:R PRINTILR FRPINIONT OHM