Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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OFFICERS Preside-mL ...,,..... .,.7,,,,,,.,,,,,7,,77,77,,7,,,7 K ennefh Pefonke Vice-Presidenlr ,......77 .7..77... G erlrrude Rimelspeclw Secrelrary ....,A...., ,77,,77,,,. L aVonne Scherf Treasurer .,., .,7777.,, W illiam Reeves H41

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First Rowellelen Renter, Office Practice, Bookkeeping: Goldn Van Bnskirk, English: Edith Lakin, rrypillll, junior Business Trzxiiiiiig: Irene Roberts, English. Sr-cond Row4'1'ln-lnm Ilnghes, English, Trades English, Trades Civics: Naomi Lisle, French, Business English! Funny VVhite, Biology. Third Rnwfllownrd Lnuh, Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, General Physics: Jay R. Bone, Ann-riexin llisturyg Ellsworth Snyder, Trades Science, Trades Mathematics, Auto Shop. Fourth Row-Aluclsmt Lzindis, European History: Robert E. Nlnrrav, 'frncles Drawing, Industrial Orgztnifrniong Dun Crfwfnrd, Shop. GUIDED US The Tollowing new Teachers were employed This year: Miss Lammers, The librarian: Miss Miller, MaThemaTics Teacher: Mr. Hirsch- berger, Manual ArTs insTrucTor: Mr. Young, Commercial Teacher: Mr. Tooley, Journalism and English: Mr. Gordon, Public Spealcing and English. NeiTher Miss Dye nor Miss Dush appear in The above picTure due To The TacT ThaT a change Toolc place in The home economics deparT- menT while This boolc was in The process oT publicaTion. Upon The resignaTion OT Miss Dush, The worlc in her deparTmenT was resumed by Miss Dye. Such a conscienTious and selT-sacrificial ouTloolc on The parT oT The TaculTy is highly commendable and The sTudenTs Talce This opporTuniTy To show Their appreciaTion oT These labors. l13l

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CLASS HISTORY How We GoT This Way As a Freshman: Hope my ears are clean . . . gee, maybe I shouIdn'T have broughT all Tive books aT once . . . This musT be where I go in . . . are They Iaughing aT me . . . Pardon m-e, sir, buT can you TeII me where room 230 is? Thank you . . . I wish he wouIdn'T sTare aT me so . . . maybe I shouIdn'T have Thanked him . . . Imaybe I shouIdn'T have -asked himj . . . gee, I've been waIking Tor hours I oughT To geT There prfeTTy soon. . . . well aT IasT . . . hope I can Tind my way ouT again . . . I wonder who ThaT girI is. As a Sophomore: Did I remember To wash my ears This morning . . . I hope no one sees my books . . . I only broughT Two . . . O, hi, Buzz, where are yu' headed Tor? . . . Yeah, so'm I . . . Say, is Laub as Tough as They say he is? . . . He didI . . . weII here we are . . . oh, There's Jane . . . I wonder where she was all summer . . . wish I could speak To her, buT she probably wouIdn'T remember me. As a Junior: SweII morning . . . wish This book wasn'T so heavy . . . ThoughT I mighT as weII bring iT aIong . . . I'Ii. ya, Buzz . . . ParIez-vous Trancais . . . INIeiTher can I . . . Well, here goes . . . Oh, hello, Jane . . . Say, now I goT The chance I wanT To ask ya someThing' '...' 'I wanTed . . . weII . . . how abouT goin' To The Prom wiTh me . . . Gee, I'm glad' '...' 'Where's your home room? . . . IT is? Say, I hope we siT TogeTher in sTudy haII . . . exchanging class rings, and Girl Reserve pins . . . gee, Jane Iooked cuTe in The cIass pIay . . . do I envy Those seniors . . . ouT in June. As a Senior: Oh, hum . . . wonder iT The bell rang yeT . . . oh weII, who cares . . . I-Ii, Jane . . . How's abouT a weiner roasT TonighT? . . . Have ya seen The new Iibrarianf7 i . . . I-Iey IeT's geT a miIk-shake aT CampbeII's . . . New, I dindn'T bring any books . . . Why should I? . . . hope I geT my hisTory exercises in on Time . . . Gimme a minaTure . . . Rre ya' daTed up Tro The Prom and Picnic? . . . are These commencemenT gowns hoT? . . . weII here goes. I15I