Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1938 volume:

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And to hold our hopes, joys, ambitions, disappointments, and even sor- rows of this last year close to us forever, we have assembled this - Our Annual. 1 DEDICATION TO THE MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS OF FREMONT ROSS HIGH SCHOOL, FOR THE MANY HOURS OF ENTERTAINMENT YOU HAVE GIVEN US, TO YOUR UNT IR- ING EFFORT AND MANY SUCCESSES, WE DEDICATE THIS NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT CROGHAN. CHORUS I I : I I I I 5 E A I zi ' 'I I ' IE H I V a J 1 1 I I DI-ax' old Frc - mont High Scl'Iool,- 1 we'l1 be al - ways Flag of Frc - mont High School, we'1l be al - ways I t g I JE . , I! I F I I ' ' ' I-I ' ll ' I ' I F W II l-dl I H J ' J I I I I 1 .I Tai Tl' 7 1 ei If 3 I I1 J li' 1 I' ' IIS' lruc Yfllli to to ilu-e. thcc. CX' - Pl' VVI: will lvc W i ll C X' - 9 Y rt .Is', I Qwfiif 1 a -EI in III -SI ' - ,J J ' , -9- -J- lmil thee with :I sung of III: to - ry. lI:Iil thee with Il song of uc to - ry. , I. In I Ig ' D J ' U I A I I J - 5 I- - .I I lj I 5' J J I Shout the joy - ful mcs - sage til it vch - oes Shout the joy - ful mes - sage til it L-ch - ous I E E I -E I I t 4 g :I JI F ll ' ' I ' ' I I I ' J ' J I I- J I J ' 1 F U Q Is I, X- I iv in the sky. We wi :Il - ways in thi- sky. Xsvll will :Il - ways . I F I ' I E 3 I I HF 3 F I - I' I III ' I I I I I I I I ai 4 4 if A I I ,,'-X! ,J j XI ' love tlu-0, Duzu' old Fu: - mont High. lovu Ilicu, Flag ol' Frc - mont High. 2 0 I I-f I f I - ,I-, :I+ I V L3 I I I I f I I I I . -r 7 1 mxxxxmxxxxxxxxxxxxmxxmxxx ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT H. H. CHURCH SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The ofhce of Superintendent of Schools is competently fillefl by Mr. H. H. Church. A sincere friend of the students of Ross High, he is always uready, willing, and able to cope with any problem which may arise. BOARD OF EDUCATION One of the most vital forces in Fremont education is the Board of Educa- tion. Being fully aware of the problems of youth and education, the Board seeks to find new roads whereby our school life will be fuller and richer. DR. B. O. KREILICK MR. C. F. WALTON MR. TRAUB GOTTRON MRS. W. B. HOLMES MR. L. E. SPAYD Behind the steady rhythni of our school life stands a nlan who wields the baton directing - our activities. Always ready with a kind smile, a cheery word, good advice, and a twinkle in his eye, he is the best friend that any student .n Ross High has. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL F. H. BODE H 71-:f. ---.--5-s E' rI6'.ffEl'::1'., . PRINCIPAL A. C. STOKES Slow clock, eh? I've heard that excuse before! Just one of the many things Mr. Bode has to listen to each day. His schedule is El full one with the supervision of absent slips, the scheduling of school activities, and the teaching of algebra classes. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles Brockmau.. ......................................,......... President Geraldine Rice.. ...... . ....... Vice-President Jean Hineliue ........ . ......... Secretary Faye Ralllll ......... Treasurer A A WIKQXJ -XXX f X? XX X5 I-MJ,v'fAX NN wx -v , 'ww I V Q' Xxx Ny ,B ij 5 A fl Xx gif I ,ff x ,f R J! X , I, RUTH RULAND COLLEGE' 1'REPAnA'ro1w LEONARDA KOENIC COLLEGE PREPARATORY WANDA DECKER OENENAL ir-, FRANCES SHERMAN GENERAL EDWARD KELLER AGRICULTURE ROBERT MATHIAS TRADES ANNA MARIE PASCH HOME ECONOMICS ROBERT SCHULTZ SCIENTIFIC ' VONELLE MAYERS STENOGRAPHIC RUTH SHEIDLER COLLEGE PHEPARATORY Z , , E UNICE EGAN HOME ECONOMICS MARIAN ARCHIBALD COLLEGE 1-1mvA14ATOnY WILLIAM SHEPARD A SCIENTIFIC LOIS BROKATE COLLEGE V vnEPArm'ronY I , FLORENCE GILLILA ND BOOKKEEPING MARIAN TOPEL GENERAL CEN EVA ANDREWS BOOKKEEPING MARY DOLORES EGAN HOME ECONOMICS THELMA NEDERHOUSER HOME ECONOMICS FAY RAHM STENOCRAPHIC LEO BOWES TRADES KATHLEEN MILLER GENERAL HERBERT PADEN AGRICULTURE DAWN WAGNER GENERAL HARRIET SHELDON co1.LEr:E I'lKEl'ARA'I'ORY JEAN CARY I ' ' COLLEGE PREPARATORXZ fx V- fx. MARY ANN PAVETLTTH M COLLEGE FIQEITABATORY if 4 BETTY WOONACOTT GENERAL SAMUEL BROSHIOUS GENERAL EDITH DEMMEY GENERAL ETHEL MAE BAUDERS 1-Ionm Ec.:oNoMrcs R AYMJOND RAI-IN GENERAL BETTE SMIT1-1 CENERAI. JEAN HINELINE STENOGHAPIIIC ALMA NITSCHKE HOME ECONOMICS ELEANOR BARTLETT GENERAL ANTI-IUR JOHNSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS ELINOR SIMS CoLl.EGls l.'llI5l'ARATOllY J ANICE CROXFORD STENOGRAP1-uc ROBERT DALTON TRADES RUBY SHEWELL COLLEGE PREPARATORY ANNABELLE OVERMYER STENOCRAPHIC EDITH FEAVER STENOGRAPHIC EILEEN SCHERF GENERAL EUGENE HOLLINGER GENERAL 5 l'f:V L 1' FRANCE KITTLE COLLEGE BREPARATORX fl.. RUTH EDWARDS A GENERAL ROBERT STOUT INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 . J, 1 .A X li' JJ C . fr xx Q I Keg? r ESTHER SOULE HOME EcoNonIIcs FRANK GARBER GENERAL FRANCES SZANCA STENOGRAPHIC BENEDA BURKETT COLLEGE PREPARATORY WILFORD SCI-IELL INDUSTIIIAL ARTS GLADYS MILLER HOME ECONOMICS A -JACK HOCH GENERAL CLIFFORD GIBBS AGRICULTURE BETTY BEVINGTON GENERAL GFRALDINE MAIER GGLLEGE EIIEPARATGRY LOISANNE FOUGHT GENERAL AYONELLE ALLISON BOGKKEEPING ROBERT WILBERT AGRICULTURE JANE FREEMAN STENOGRAPHIG JUSEPHINE WALLACE GENERAL JACK DEEMER INDUSTRIAL A1315 . . ff -If, if--:'lL ', f V'- M ARIAN SANER STENOGRAPHIC GYNELLE ICKES GENERAL LILITH MATHIAS GENERAL MARJORIE VANCE STENOGRAPHIC DONALD MILLER AGRICULTURE ALICE REARDON COLLEGE, IPREPAKATOKFCY iff--Q. ,JSI V- ,.' ELIZABETH SWARTZ nom: ECONOMICS CARL HIRT AGRICULTURE .4 MARGARET ROIIY GENIEIIAI. .IO l-IN ROBERTS c0l.I.Er:l5 l lII5I'.-XIIATOIIY TI-IELMA TAYLOR HOME ucowomuts ELLSWORTII SI-IAFER GENERAL MICHAEL MINICI-I INDUSTRIAL ARTS ISABELL CON,NELLY GENERAL ALFRED HARRIS GENERAL DORIS SIIERLOW Home ncowomucs OREL RUTH GENIQIIAI, V .. - 1 , f - 1' f f -A1 ,I1f',-4 I , A Ivv -X Y J' VIRGINIA MICHARLS fi HOME ECONOMICS ALICE SCI-IELI. GENERAL WALTER AUXTER AGRICULTURE EDGAR PETONKE BOOKKEEPING BEATRICE WHITCOMB BOOKKEEPING HERBERT HAVENS GENERAL ELSIE MGKAY TIPLLEGE ItIIEI'AnATORY I , - - JUNE PETERSON RooKKlsm'1NG ROBERT SERWINSKY GENERAL VIRGINIA LAWLEY GENERAL HENRY KOLBE INDUSTIIIAI. ARTS KATHLEEN SW ARTZ GENERAL LELAND ERCIIENBRECHER INDUSTRIAL ARTS .L I MARY LOU BROWN ' GENERAI.fN4 f I . I I 1 GEORGE MEAD GENERAL We 'A 'ht S .F A 4, liz I 9' 'A 'hx S .4 3- 5 r jf IONA HUGHES COLLEGE PREPARATORY GENEVIEVE GOLDEN HOME EcoNoMxcs DOROTHA BRUTCHER GENERAL -A ELAINE BRUGGER HOME. ECONOMICS LOUIS TOLHURST 1Nuus1'R1AL ARTH GRACE MARTIN HOME Ec:oN0Mu:s DOROTHY PATTERSON sTEN0uRAvmc IHURDETTE BFZEKER INDUSTRIAL ARTS FR ANCES SHERMAN GENERAL IIJABELLE KAISER COLLEGE vREvARA'roRY Pl-IYLLIS NESRITT BOOKKEEPINC STELLA LENHART BOOKKEEPING ROBERT REICHERT GENERAL MARGARET HYDE GGLLEGE PRE:-ARAEORY , . w ' V , 1 FLORENCE RUMERY COLLEGE PREPARATORY CHARLES STOTZ 1NDUsTRlAL ARTS FAYE DUMMINGER . GENERAL BETTY JANE DORR GENERAL NORMA MITCLER BOOKKEEPING EILEEN PASCH STENOGRAPHIC NORMAN YOUNG GENERAL DOROTHY HIRT HOME ECONOMICS GERALDINE AUXTER STENOGRAPHIC DONALD LITTLER INDUSTRIAL ARTS HELEN REARICK HOMIE Ec:oNoMlcs WARREN RUFF coI,n,m:E 1'1xV,El'A5f'rfrln' DOROTHY WIEWANDT QENERAL ,V L 4, . . ,' ' .. ERNEST DABKOWSKI BOOKKEEPING SCIEN 'IFIC WENDELL HYDE JEL, M BETTE EVA ' ELECTIVE WALTER HOUSE SCIENTLIQIQ, 4,, , NANNETTE I-IYMAN ., GENERAL , JEANNE' FORSYTI-IE GENERAL HAROLD BECKMAN Acmczulfrulxm DONNA COLLINS GENERAL IRVIN KRITZELL GENERAL NORMA JANE B AUMANN GENERAL EVELYN SANDERS GENERAL MICHAEL ZWIR GENERAL META MELBA BASCH L COLLEGE. PREI'ARATORY l S ,M 1 li A , , . LILLIAN LUC STENOGRAPHIC LAWRENCE FEIGI-INER INDUSTRIAL ARTS JANE BOWLUS GENERAL LOYAL BEHNKEN TRADES WILLIS SHERMAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS JEAN PFISTER STENOGRAPHIC WILLIAM COOPER SCIENTIFIC A, !'l'f A VERNELL COCHRAN GENERAL .P Q' J3 L Ji- 5 'O 1 'Us 20 MARY HELD COLLEGE PREPA R ATORY JAMES SPQINCLERL INDUSTRIAL ARTS OLIVE LEASE ISOOKKEEPING FORREST BINGMAN INDUSTRIAL Ams DONALD HEFLINCER INDUSTRIAI, ARTS IFIQED PJICE I L IIVIJUSTHIAI. ARTS I H A- DOUGLIISN MAILLARD AGRICULTUIKE JOHN VAFFIS INDUS'I'RvIAl, ,mis 2 W ' f ,, MAE CYPHER ' C0 LLEGE PREPARATOHY GRACE MARIE SISSON COLLEGE - PIiEI'ARATOIiY GLADYS ZIRN GENERAL NHARRY GABEL X I GENERAL fx 4, BESS REPPETTO I, c:Q1.uccE -l'HE'I'AllATORY ROBERT CHEVALIER INDUSTRIAL ARTS -THOMAS WELSH INDUSTRIAL ARTS FRANCES MILLER STENOGRAI-mc IRENE BOWERSOX GENERAL 'DONALD WINGARD GENERAL VIOLET VICKERY GENERAL FRANK KOCHY GENERAL THOMAS KLOS c15Nr1nAL LOUISE BOLINGER I q:oL,LEcE l'REI'ARATFlRY Y. .f f MILLARD WHITE INDUSTRIAL ARTS 6L.xL,L.f..A, .I FAYE TROIKE STENOGRAPHIC GERALDINE RICE COLLEGE I-1u3PAnATonY 1 I, . f K., ,Y , , IRIS ROHR co1.r.Em: rlu5v,xnATom' CHARLES BROCKMAN conuzcm vnuzlnumrorn' I, CHARLEOSI WOIJFE KIOLLEGE PREPARATOIIXI .fy ' ' x ., 1, ff LU CY MICHAEL HOME ECONOMICS CARL PERKINS GENERAL , r- f ,f 0' vi? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY s Vx W w. And now our congratulations to those seniors whose character, scholarship, leadership, and willingness to serve have won for them a place in lhc Ross High Chapter of the National Honor Society. MR. C. R. COOPER With the burdens of the Senior Class upon his shoulders, Mr. Cooper, for the past six years,l1as cheer- fully and loyally sponsored all Senior activities. C.K.C',wf SENIOR HOME ROOM FACULTY MR. BONE MISS REUTER MR. SHIPE MISS VAN BUSKIRK MR. ROBERSON 2 2 -If 2 FACULTY WITHOUT HOME ROOMS alll!! If3EE'i MR. SELLS MISS ZECI-HEL MR. OSBUN MISS GORDON MR. McCLlNTOCK MISS KUNTZ From the enthusiastic seventh graders to the confident juniors, all have entered into the activities of the school with fine spirit. Many days have been spent to- gether in melodious harmony, while o11ly a few minor discords have jarred the rhythmic score. These underclassmen comprise the unfinished symphony of the school. Their past performance promises a tuneful grand finale. l 4 e,L+ JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Murcl Ealwurmls Hazel Squires Charles Foster '... B4-tty ljllfklllllll.. SOPHMORE Eugene Davis, Willin Wllilce ....., J im Hnlm ..,. Belly Vogt ....... FRESHMAN Luc Miesle ,...,, ., Jim Eicher ....... llurulliy Artz ,..... Evelyn Recd ....... .. .,....... President ,, ....,.. Vice-l rcsident CLASS ..,......,.Trensm'er ,.......S4-vrclary OFFICERS .,,,,,,,,,,Prcsimlent .........Vice-President CLASS , .....,... Treasurer .,......Suul'olury OFFICERS ..........Presidcnl ,....Vice-President f . .,........l1'ensurer .,,....Sccrclnry U DERCLASSM 'fp Home Room No. 316-Miss Bowlus Frymirc, Earl Huss, Robert Payclen, Donna Belle Perry, Alice Phelps, .lean Post, Richard Price, William Puterhaugll, .lean Reinbolzlt, Lucy Root, Carroll Russell, Robert Szmm, Darl Schaaf, Marian Schmidt, Betty Schoek, Charles Schultz, Lois Sherlow, Gerald Shiets, Iva Shilling, Jessie Shively, Burreme Siegenlllnler, Bruce Slattery, Sarah Slaymaker, Richard Smith Dorothy Jean Smith, Earl Smith, Paul Smith Reba Alyce Snyder, Betty Sorg, Patricia Spayd, Lois Squire, Hazel Slang, Louis Stout, Eleanor Sewell, Lillian Bullard, Burmlelle Collier, Waller Collins, Dule Decker, Puul Delp, Dale Dorr, Louis Elmerly, Cerml Evans, Charles Forgerson, William Gilliland, Russel Hnulpslxiru, Willixilil Husselbach, .lack lloffmnn, George Hurst, Harold Koehel, Alfred Kolhe, Norbert Lawrence, Ray Home Room No. 114 Mr. Gruse Barr, Clarence Goodwin, Bud Hawk, Kenneth Hill, Merle Koeble, Edward Mathias, Carl Pash, Warren Shammo, Carl Smith, Robert Teifke, Norman Tuckerman, Alvin Home Room No 128 Mr. Croxfold Home Room No. 205-Mr. Young Adkins, Mildred Ambrose, Pauline Bailey, Virginia Harman, Scott Basch, Kathryn Batesole, Margaret Bauman, Joanne Berlekamp, Neil Bowlus, Margaret Brindley., Curtis Brinkerlnoff, Mary .lane Brown, Virginia Brown, Willialil Chaney, Harold Chaney, Loyal Cochran, Miriam Collier, Carlton Conner, Virginia Cooley, Richard Dickman, Betty Druckenmiller, Eldon Edwards, Murel Ehlenbcck, Mnyola Eicher, Vernon Engler, .Allen Engler, Eugene Erchenhrecker, Mary Ross, Albert Tusen, William Warrenfelt, Irene K elterer, Andre Kiss-r, Lucy K ricller. Robert Kuntz. Mary Alice l.e Crzlml. Yirtor Lvitcr, Fl'llllt'CS Lewis, Sun- Lillcy. Annie Limlcr. Myron Linalsay. Rolanul Little, Lois Lonanlmcli, Betty Lorenz, l.ois Liu-ns. Annette IN lugsig. Kathlec-n Mugsig, Margaret R Inngas, Robert Manges, lane Matson, Keith Mielkc. Rirllurtl Millvr, Pull'iuii1 Nickel, Dorothy Norton, Carolyn Otcrznat. llontrive Overmycr. Carroll Overmyer, Harwood Ovvrniycr, Robert In ll altterson. Glaulys zltterson, Riuhz1r4l Roberts. Ellllllil Home Room No. 236-Miss White ivt Home Room No. 206-Mr. Snyder Fable, Ruth Fauscy, Ruby Fullers, John lfoltorman, Lnwrenve Forgatsrb, Joseph Foster, Charles Fought, Helen Fought, Theo Gassman, Jeannette Cessncr, Grace Gibbs, Norma Coe-bel, Ruth Colden, Norma Creelhan, Don Haley, Lawrence Hampshire, James Hardy, Clycle Heckters, Paul Hetrick, Betty Ann Hilt, Marjorie Hirl, Rollin Hooscr, Louise Horn, Marian l Horn, Raymond Hudson, William Hunt, Marjorie Keating, Pat Keller, Norman Brown, Mary Parker, Betty Stung, Nicholas Stcplelnn, Glenn Steward, Elizabeth Stiukel, Hurry Stierwult, Mary Stovlclnerger, Delores Stokcs, Georgi- Sloner, Donald Slrolll. Nornm Slncky, Norman Stull, Churlcs Swuitlner, Etlwartl Swctlursliy, Elsa Thompson, Robert: Tllurn, Norman Tollnursl, Larry Tolliurst, Robert Truutmnn, Dorothy Updike, James Vunvc, Betty Villllltlllll. Dwight Viukcry, Jeanne Wnltoli, Jean Welker, Jean Whysong. Alma Witkglllilll, Jane Wisbon, Carolyn Wornmn, Willizun Wrench, Audrey Z4-rmnn, Lyfliu 5,245 Wrwvww Home Room No. 232-Miss R0b81tS Home Room No. 336-Miss Rectenwald Amlea-over, Norma Baskey, Jeanne Berger, Margaret Bomer, Bonnie Booth, Iva Brugger, Lilliun Bwiflgu, Mary Drnckenmiller, Doris Drnckcnmiller, Jane Druckcnmiller, Hazel Greene, Jessie Mae Kmlluhoski, Mercedes Keller, Rosilund King, Roslyn Kowal, Erna Kra nrll er, Alberta McCoy, Ann Miller, Lila Myers, Ada Pnulas, Mary Poorman, Eleenc Price, Johnnie Mae Reichert, Fern Reichert, Lillian Scherf, .lane Bubione, Serznplxin Balsizer, Grace Bauglnnan, Helen Berger, Cale Bork., Evelyn Brickmun, Betty Collier, Leona Comisky, Violet Dalton, Ruth Driftmyer, Florence Druckenmiller, Lylu Druckcnmiller, Wuyllo Egan, Imogene Erlw, Eltlon Gilpin, Jeanne Gloer, Eileen Gracemeyer, Marcella Hamilton, Eileen Hasselbncli, Elnoru Hnsselbach, Margaret Hawks, Marian Hirt, Jenn Holfmun, Evelyn House, Betty Juokson, Robert Keating, Elizabeth Maier, June Monahan, Richard Mason, Annu Rose Mnthius, Thais Mellling, Annu Metter, Jean Miller, Herbert McGrady, Eileen Nolestine, Dale Ochs, Kenneth Patterson, Lillian Perry, La Vonne Home Room No. 243 Mrs. Rockwell SOPHO ORES Home Room No. 312 -Mrs. Datesman Edgerton, Marie Claire Fish, Williant Klos, Alice Lucny, Frank Myers, Mary Niclcloy, .luck Nitschke, Fred Nord, Charlotte Nord, Mary Paulus, Clarence Pavelle, .luck Puyden, Jane Peach, Betty Perry, Viola Poorman, Nomm Pratt, Jackson Pump, Carl Quiltcr, Mury Raehrs, Doris Reardon, Patricia Reardon, Jean Reed, Catherine Reed, Lois Regenold, William Reichert, Lyle Rhodes, William Rickner, Violet Rimelspach, John Ritter, Margie Robitski, Chester Rollins, Albert Rosner, Marvin Roswurm, Kathryn Ruland, John Rummery, Frances Almney, Bernice Andrews, Willinlll Armlt, Franklin Arnolfl, Herbert Avers, Arnold Buhnsen, Mellm Rose Bull, Rodger Baskey, Rose Mary Baumann, Carol Behnken, Roselyn Berrill, Willialil Betsh, Nita Bierly, Mury Billow, Wayne Binkley, Betty Bischoff, Lester Bork, Luella Briggs, James Brokatc, Phyllis Brooks, William Burling, Bruce Burton, Arthur Byers, Margaret Curnicom, Gloria Christy, Earl Claus, Oscar Clauser, Julia Cluuson, Virginia Collins, Lee Eden, James Edgerton, Marguerite Kinney, Roger Wheeler, Robert Home Room No. 116-Mr. Gordon 'ZR 1- T Home Room No. 208-Mr. Ballenger ,-I-N Bamford, Charles Baxter, Agnes Cronin, Bernice Davis, Eugene Deichert, 'William DeRan, Genevieve Dickman, Ray Druckenmiller, Elizabeth Edwards, Cecil Ellsworth, Carol English, Audrey Fought, Carl Fremion, Sylvia Fry, Lucille Fuller, Naomi Garvin, Betty Gaylord, Henrietta Geller, Bruce Gooch, Paul Cordon, John Hitt, Warren Haar, Kathryn Halm., James Haubert, Mary Heflinger, Richard Heileman, Berry Held, La Mar Heschel, Jack Hess, Martha Hetrick, Vincent Yerrer, Laverne Hirt, Howard Gschwinll, Glenn Hodkinson, Howard Filson, Jumes Howey, NOFIHII Hoy, Flossie Huss, J zlll les Huss, Philip Ickes., Muriun Jacobs, Doris Jameson, James Keiser, Annuhelle Kelly, James Kinsey, Jeanne Klisz, John Kolbe, Herlrerl Kolhe, Lois Krawelzke, Alfred Kucck, John Kupka, Steve Kuyken, Margaret Kuzmn, Helen Ladd, Owen Lnnlz, Lu Mar Lawrence, William Lawrence, Leland Linder, Ray Little., Delbert McGramly,Nom1n Michaels, Paul Miller, Edward Miller, Francis Miller, Mary Millan, Jeanne Moellman, Eulalah Home Room No. 310-Miss Lisle . ,X Home Room No. 314-Miss Crecelius Sahroski, Dwight Schaefer, Beatrice Schultz, Greg Schutt, Ethel Marie Secrist, Roger Shafer, Melvin Shaunmo. Merl Shaw, Robert Sheidler, lrlclen Sheldon, ,lean Sherman, Warren Shilling, Lois Siegenthaler, Catherine Sims, Williur Slutter, Thelma Smith Smith Smith Smith, Smith 9 1 Beverly .lane L iim' iile Mabel Violet Snyder, Marion Sorg, Russel Sowaler, Ceo rge Steiger, Virginia Sting, Edna Mae Stine, Lola Stine, Russell Stokes, Dun Stotz, Richard Stout, Lucille Stout, Marian Struble, Annabel Stuckey, Helen Suhrer, Raymond Suttkus, Lotus Swanitz, Douglas Cunningham, Echo Rogers, Haluyonc Russell, Joan Sweuzy, Belly Swcdersky, Alice Swinelmrt, Mury Tcets, Edna Tusen, Doris Vnlfis, Junms Vogt, Betty Waggoner, John Wummes, Lloyd Wehrmeisler, Norman Weller, Frank Weiler, Gerald Wensinger, jane Wheelor, Evelyn Whitcomb, Woodruff While, David White, Willa Wilkins, Mary Williams, Anna Wilsoil, Robert Wishon, Edward Wislson, .luck Wodella, Mary Wolfe, Barbara Young, Howard Young, Jenn Zcitz, Marian Zilles, Galen Zweily, Kenneth Home Room No. 346-Mr. Andregg Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Room 240 Room 321 Room 108 Room 308 Room 110 Room 337 Room 226 Room 118 Room 238 First Row-Mr. Murray, Auxtcr, Burmeister, Bohnholf, Booze, Brindley, Chestnutwood, Dorr, Eberly. Second Row-Ernsherger, Fick, Foos, Gaylord, Hausman, Henry, Hooser, Jaisler, Klawitlcr. Third Row-Kling, Knipp, Kotch, Kuzma, Magsig, Maillard, Martin, Myslinski, Nickel. Absent - Dorohek, McMurlrie. First Row-Miss Katzenberger, Restle, Shoup, Simon, Slaymaker, Smith, E., Smith, L., Snyder, Sorg, C. Second Row-Sorg, K., Spayd, Spitler, Spungen, Steward, Stierwalt, Stiger, Stockherger. Third Row-Stout, Strauch, Struble, Stull, Swanger, Swint, Szanca, Thoma. Fourth Row-Thrun, Timpe, Tobias, Weiler. Absent-Stickel, Swartzland, Thrun, W., First Row- Miss Tennersledl, Ackerman, Arnold, Bahnsen, Babione, Bauman, Beckley, Bixler, Bloker. Second Row- Blue, Bower, Bowlus, Boyer, Bray, Brown, Burkett, Busdicker, Carr. Third Row-Carrol, Clawson, DeVanno, Eicher, Erchenbrecher, Fick, B., Fick, E., Fljgor. Fourth Row-Fought, Gam, Garber, Garner, Gerkin, Gilberg, Palmer. Absent-Bingman, Feightncr. First Row- Mr. Tooley, Askins, Baumer, Paul, Potter, Price, Pump, Reardon, E., Reardon, V. Second Row-Redding, B., Redding, C., Reed, Reedy, Rudes, Ruland, Russell, Samnl, Schott. Third Row-Schell, D., Schell, K., Schelkopf, Scherer, Scherf, Schultz, Seils, Sewell, Shanahan. Fourth Row--Shannon, E., Shannon, W., Sheehan, Shiets, Shilling, Sibrel. F irst Row-Mr. Althoff, Gilbert, Gnepper, G., Gnepper, R., Golden, Greemnan, Haar, Haley, Hampshire. Second Row-Hawk, Hayes, Heilinger, Hetrick, Hoch, Hodes, Hoffman, Hol- linger. Third Row-Holsingcr, Howell, Huddel, Hughes, Huss, Ihbotson, J ones, Kadluboski. Fourth Row-Kane, Kcefer, Wiewandt, Absent-Hetrick, Hunt, Keck. First Row -Miss Williams, Hoffman, Snyder, Trautman, Tschumy, Turner, Watters, Weichel, Weiler. Second Row-Wetzel, Wheller, Whisler, Wilbert, Wilson, Woodrulf, Wright, P., Wright, R. Third Row-Wurzel, Young, A., Young, L., Young, T., Zartman, Zeitz, Ziebold, Zweily Zwir. Absent-Walter, Walters, Wanstall, Younker, McDalton. First Row-Mr. Carr, Michaels, H., Michaels, R., Miesle, Miller, B. J., Miller, B. L., Miller, L., Miller, R., Minich. Second Row-Moore, Morgan, Moyer, Newhould, Nickel, Nickles, Nickloy, Nitschke. Third Row-Nord, Norton, Null, Ohms, Oliver, Orbits, Over- mier, Overmycr, Paeth. Fourth Row-Parks, Pasch, Payne, Peach, Pearson, Perry, Peterson, Phillips, Polter. First Row-Mr. Burdick, Hulford, Kems, King, Kish, M., Klawitter, Koehel, Koebel. Second Row-Kolbe, Kowaleski, Kramer, Kreilick, Kuntz, Ladd, Laird, Lawley. Third Row-Leow, Livingstine, Mathias, Metz, McCreery, McGinty, McKelvey, McMurtrie. First Row-Miss Hughes, Artz, Baskey, Batesole, Bauer, Bennett, Berrill, Bliss, Bork. Second Row-Bork, Briggs, Brown, Burdzinski, Butman, Caris, Camicom, Chaney. Third Row-Cluuherg, Conner, Connors, Cooley, Cordrey, Cordrey, Decker, Delp. Fourth Row- Druckenmiller, Duffey, Durnwald, Engler, English, Ernst, Fcaver. I G . H T Home Room No. 218 Home Room No. 222 Home Room No. 332 Home Room No. 234 Home Room No. 228 Home Room No. 328 Home Room No. 334 First Row--Miss Setzlcr, Byers, Cotterman, Elfring, Fairall, Fiber, Fowler, Franks, Fremion, George. Second Row- Glnzier, Goodwin, Hoch, Holtsberry, Johns, Johnson, A., Johnson, D., Keyes. Third Row- Lenhart. Myers, Nalnn, D., Nahm, J., Overrnyer, Rauch, Snyder. Steward. Fourth Roto-Wurd,lWeiser, Wisbon, Wise. Absent-Kane, Laubert, Topel. First Row - Miss Wrigley, Benedum, Burch, Burkett, Clymer, Connors, Courtney, Decker, Dotlway. Second Row-Easton, Falquette, Fisher, Franklin, Hague, Hall, Hampsher. Third Row-Hassellmclt, Kane, Lucas, Miller, Nickel, Nord, Pratt, Reed. Fourth Row- Ser- fozo, Sullenlmcrger, Slaymaker. Sting, Stone, Thompson, Tooman, Trick. Fifth Row-Walter, Wltysong. Firsl Row, Mr. Cochran. Benner, Clark, Cress, Dickey, Dosenzuk, Earhart, Ferguson, Gnepper. Second Rowe-l-Icngst, I-lotlgkinson, Kieffer, Koebel, Massmom, Messenger, Morrison, A., Morrison, R., Oman. Third Row-Parlow, Pettiford, Prichard, Pump, Reed, Reichert, Sacks, Scranton. Fourth Row- Scherf, Schlegal, Schwartz, Simon, Sipsman, Swaidner. Absent- Vztrgo. First Rowe--Miss Knicrum, Arneling, Ball, Bauman, Berlincourt, Boyer, Bruner, Carroll, Claus. Second Row-Croxfortl. Deicltert, DeRan, Edgerton, Fox, Fulton, Gibson, Goebel. Third R01u--- l-Iilty, Hoffman, Homler, llossman, Hufford, Huss, Hutchinson, Jenkins. Fourth Row-Keller, King, Lowicn, Myers, l ett:rson, Phipps, Rearick, Sherman. Fifth Row- Stokcs, Thomas, Tolhurst, Walden. First Row -- Mr. Gallel, Clucker, Cotninsky, Davisson, Edna, Davisson, Edwin, DeRan, Erh, Fritz, Gcrkcn. Second Row-Gcrwin, Green, House, Hufford, Jacops, Kaiser, Kaufman, Kinney. Third Row-LeCrand, Nichols, Patynko, Perry, Pfeiffer, Prior, Ross, Saam. Fourth Row-Sachs, Schcllkopf, Schultz, Semenik, Shafer, Smeltzer, Swint, Warner. Fifth RmviWeilcr. Wilson, Wolfe, Zilles. ' F irst Row-Miss Rader, Baker, Burk, Clark, Dosh, Dunfee, Fitzgerald, Keller, Lilley. Second Row-Olmerst, Paulus. Reed, K., Reed, L., Reed, R., Sebert, Sewell. Third Row- Stevens, Stull, Walden. First Row-Mr. Marshall, Beard, Boyer, Campbell, Clookie, Connelly, Coonrod, Cronin, Decmcr. Second Row-Engler, Fitzgerald, Fox, Frymire, Gilliland, Hetrick, Hill, Hunt- zingcr, Kiser. Third Row-Lease, Lantz, Nord, Oxley, Pettiford, Pressler, Rathfelder, Rei- chert. Fourth Row-Rhoda, Sherwood, Smith, Stahl, Stoldt, Strayer, Turner, Voorhees, Wetzel, Witter, Zidcefoose. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Home No. Room 124 Room 326 Room 324 Room 220 Room 216 Room 224 Room 349 First Row-Mr. Hirshberger, Burel, Dorr, Ehlenbeck, Gressman, Hawk, Held, Kinsey, F., Kinsey, J. Second Row-Koppelman, Miller, Rahm, Rollins, Sherwood, Shilling, Snyder, Swurlzlanclcr. Third Row-Tolhnrst, Topel, Vargo, Walker, Walters, Weichman, Weiker, Wightman, Wisbon. First Row-Miss Miller, Aspen, Bamford, Baumer, Beard, Bevelhymer, Billow, Chestnut- wood, Cole. Second Row-Dosenzuk, Eagon, Franks, Hoffman, Holtsberry, House, Howey, Hutchinson.. Third Row-Keller, Kieffer, Lance, Lawrence, Michaels, Nickel, Pratt, Rober- son. Fourth Row-Ross, Sclmiitke, Shewell, J., Shewell, J., Shilling, Smith, Stockberger, Stout. Fifth Row-Taylor, Tuck, Waggener, Whittaker, Wisbon. First Row- Miss Stull, Abncy, Amor, Booze, Campbell, Collins, Deichert, Dickman, Dosh. Second Row-Dunmyer, Graham, Green, Hineline, Hoy, Johnson, Jones, Kingsborough. Third Row-Mohler, Monegan, Myers, Perry, Rauch, Schmitz, Schwartz, Siebert. Fourth Row-Sims, Sipsnm, Snyder, L., Suhrer, Swaisgood, Sweazey, Thiessen, Wilson. Fifth Row -- Wise, Young. Absenb- Kinsey, Snyder, M. O . First Row-Mrs. Lyons, Archibald, Baumer, Benadum, Berlincourt, Bork, Boyer, Brock- sieker, Brokate. Second Row-Burkett, Chio, Cloud, Cooley, C., Cooley, L., Druckemniller, Duffey, Forsythe. Third Row-Gilberg, Harlan, Hudson, Iler, Jacops, Kiser, Lull, Miele. Fourth Row-Miller, Pence, Porter, Reed, Rhoades, Siler, Smith, Sondergard. Fifth Row'-Vultee, Walden, Wallace, Wheeler, Wiewanclt. First Row-Mr. Bloom, Albert, Baker, Beckman, Berner, Bliss, Collier, Cooley, Cordrey. Second Row-Criggcr, Davis, Diehr, Ferguson, Hargcr, Hausman, Hedrick, Karr, Third Row -Kiscr, Kluwitter, Kreilick, Leins, McCormack, McCoy, Michaels, Nowak. Fourth Row- Price, Ross, Smallwood, Stout, Stull, Thompson, Walden, White. Fifth Row-White, Yontz. Younker. First Row-Miss Hofclich, Baker, Baringer, Bingman, Collier, Decker, Eicher, EIHIZIOH Second Row-Feaver, Gressman, Hampsher, Held, Herr, Hill, Jones, King, A. Third Row- King, H., Koenig, Linder, Martin, Nolfz, Pfeiffer, Ruland, Shammo. Fourth Row - Sorg, J., Sorg, M., Stone, Stout, Teifke, Thomas, Trout, Unsinger. Fifth Row-Walters, Webster. Absent -Wciler. First Row-Miss Myers, Askins, Aspden, Bingman, Bliss, Breitmaier, Brooks, Den. Second Row-Druckenmiller, Forgatch, Gray, Hasselbach, Kindred, Lorenze, Martzke, Minicl- Third Row-Nickle, Oberst, Palmer, Polter, Rath, Robertson, Schneider, Shannon. Fourth How-Smith, Stotz, Stout, Weiker, Wernig, F.,, Wernig, L., Wetzel, Wrench, Younz. Absent -Soule. - C..!.:A- -1-'BH' No measuring rod is available that can he applied in determin- ing the value of our organizations. No two are alikeg no two are at- tempting to do the same thing. Each has achieved its objectives and proved its worthiness. We Seniors have entered, tested, ap- proved, and profited hy these eluhs. CRGANIZATIO ANNUAL STAFF First Row-Bingrnan, Fought, Croxford, Gilliland, Wcionzltrott, Hyde, Bowel sox, Maier, Kittie, Mr. Carr. Second Row-Wingard, Vance, Nesbitt, Held Brutcher, Wiewandt, Gessner, Gussxuan. Third Row-Deemer, Minich, Zinn Smith, Simms, Troike, Pasch, Moyers, Rahm, Rulf. The Croghan Staff, under the direction of Mr. Carr, has attempted to give at portrait of school life as seen through the eyes of its members. Though the task has not been easy, the stall' enjoyed the intimate glimpses it saw while gathering material for this book. Michael Minich., the man behind the ullllISlCill7q czunera, has helped Editor Mary Held direct the pages of this annual Editor-in-Chief ...... Assistant Editor ....... ...... Business Manager ...... Photo Editor ......... Held Loisanne Fought .......Eileen Pasch ........Michuel Minich Faculty Advisor ....... ....... W illiam D. Carr CHATTER STAFF First Row-Mr. Tooley, Schultz, Wolfe, McKay, Baumann, Reardon, Dabe- kowski, Sisson. Semml Row-Benkhen.. Duffy, Snyder, Gilpin, Gassnlan, Peterson, Ruth, Brown, Wiews'anclt, Bolinger. Third Row- Overmyer, Rohm, Rlllllflry, Miller, Ruluml, Gibbs, Knntz, Cary, Hyman. Fourth Row-Cessner, Kaiser, Lease, Hineline, Pavulle, Buss-lx. Fifth Row-Schell, Rimalspach, Brown, B., Ruff. Sport News . . . . Scoops . . . . Microineter .... Personal Pilfle . . . . Editorials .... Peeps at Books . . . . Natatoriuln Narration . . . . '4Wolf's Growlsi' . . . Student Opinion .... Scheduled Activities .... All in one four-page publication .... The Chatter. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First Row -Hetrivk, Snyder, Balsizer, White, Druckenmiller, Gilliland, McKay, Mr. Stokes. Second Row-Sllammol, Ball, Dnvins, Magsig, Rice, Edwards, Brockmun. Third Row-Miller, Rimelspach, Gilliland, Scigentlmler, Thompson, White. The Student Council, a compromise governing body composed of faculty and students, has seen extra service this year. It has taken the initiative in providing us with a cleaner and more orderly building of which we can be proud, it sponsored the magazine drive, and many other school-wide projects- together with the P. T. A. it sponsored the indoor circus. Truly a distinguished group worthy of our recognition and respect. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First Row-Pfielifer, Kish, Znrtman, Leins, Reed, Butman, Stockberger, Mr. Bloom. Second Row- Courtney, Zickefoose, Bingmzm, Reed, Keefer, Kief- er, Bcrlincourt. Third Row-Ball, Bohnoff, Miesle, Schwartz, Cotterman, Myers, Carroll. GIRL RESERVES Girl Rescrves- members pledged to u code of high ideals- post-Chrisb mas tea, Motlier-Dauglitcr banquet, splash party, spring formal, charity work, excellent club programs, profitable hot clog stand in cooperation with Hi-Y to fill the club money bags. All in all a very successful year. HI-Y First Row-Mr. Andregg, Ruff, Hill. Pnvellc, Bull, Huss, Greethuni, Horn, Deemer, Berleknmp, Keller, Mungus, Ralm. Second Row-Mead. l'lel'liuger, Spangler, Kochy, Avers. Briggs, Notestine. Perkins. Wisboxl, E.. Smith, Kueck, Root, Hoch, Hyde, Stokes. Third Row-Klos, Haley, Wislron, B., Miller, Chaney, Engler, A., LeGr:md, Tolllurst, Ladd, Gordon, Schultz. Brockmun, Wllite, Petonke. Fourth Row-Stoner, Stull, Rhoades, Cooley, Hudson, Welirnieister, Siegenthaler, Foster, Wolfe, Stuckey, Chaney, H., Brown, Gilli- land. Fifth. Row-Thompson, Jackson, Wheeler, Miller, Engler, E., Worxliun, Mielke, Bamford, Shepard, Nahm, Harris, Bingmun, Patterson. HTO create, maintain, and extend throughout the school und community, high standards of Christian character. The boys of the Hi-Y club try to live up to the aims of this organization. Hard work, inspiring meetings, develop- ment of ability to be a ubig hrotheri' both in and out of school, knowledge gained from talks by outside speakers, and the meaning of the gleaming red and White triangle-through all of these the boys are taught to be good citizens. GIRL'S LEADERS Y First Row-Miss Tenncrsledl, Scherf, Quilter, Maier, English, Wiewandt, Koenig, Spayd. Second Row-Peterson, Burkett, Wllite, Connor, Strohl, Zim, Knnlz, Magsig. Tlzirrl Row-Payden, Miller, Reinbolt, Welker, Roliuxrts, Pasch. Fourth Row-Hineline, Squire, Troike, Kaiser, Rice. This organization is composed of girls from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. These girls must rank high scholastically, and must possess qualities of sportmzmsliip, leadership, and cooperation. Their duties consist of rcferccing lllI1'2llI1lll'lllS and taking care of detail work in the gym classes. The sponsor of this organization is Miss Tcnnerstedt. F CLUB First Row--AKof'liy, Creelllam, Mead, Schultz, Serwinski, Russel. Second Row-Spangler, Koubel, Swedersky, Vaifis, Horn, Stickel, Kritzel. Third Row-'While, Rice, Ferguson, Schultz, Christy, Frymier. Fourth Row- Rows- Keller, Erchenbreckcr, Welsli, Broshious, Stokes, Miller, Bingman. Fifth Row-Bullard, Heflinger, Mielke, Engler, Shaw, Huss, Wolfe. The HF Club, organized to more closely unite the diversified sports of our school, has been a tradition in Ross High for several years. The membership of the club is made up of boys who have earned a letter in any sport. These boys arc always Willing to cooperate with the faculty in helping to maintain good sportsmanship, order in the halls, and school spirit. F. F. A. First Row-Mr. Burdick, Maillard, Stout, Michaels, Lindsay, Willrert, Avers, Kerns. Second Rowellirt, Wcitflitel, Barnum, Curr, Potter, Stolz, Drunken- miller, Miller, R. Third Row- Fought, Secrist, Shafer, Magsig, Smith, Hirt, Schultz. Fourth Row-Miller, F., Kreilick, Keating, Williert, Linder, Het- rick, Huss. Fifth Row-Stokes, Beckman, Hirl, Keller, Swangvr. Sixth Row-Gibbs, Well'er, Schock, Shannon, Hainpsher. Striving for cooperation and leadership, the F. F. A. carries on helpful and interesting activities. Under the able direction of Mr. Burdick, the F. F. A. club is flourishing, a11d headed by Clifford Gibbs and Carl Hirt, it is fast bc- coming a prominent extra curricular unit. The boys enjoy judging contests and other trips. They sponsor sales and hold a pest hunt in the spring. UNITED TRADES ORGANIZATION First Row-Mock, Hooser, Henry, Michaels, lileld, Myslinslii, Dalton, Mr. Murray. Second Row-Foos, Booze, Gaylord, Nitscllke, King, Weliiuiieister, Maillard. Third Row-Simon, Fink, Eberly, Wright, Bohnolf, Heschel, Young, I-I. Fourth Row-Young, L., Martin, Burling, Lantz, Kluwitter, Claus, McMurtrie, I-Iawk. Fifth Row-Hill, Lawrence, Deichert, Miller, Barr, Pasch. Outside speakers, talking on such subjects as aviation, architecture, elec- tricity, and legal courts furnish the members of the Trades Club with a wealth of material for their Weekly meetings. Other than having lectures, the boys are privileged to see a number of interesting industrial films. Mr. Murray, the faculty advisor, and Robert Dalton, president, seek to keep the members inter- ested by planning, in advance, worthwhile projects and work. DEBATE L. In 11.3 Mr. Roberson, Orbits, Reardon, Gassman. Le Grand, Gibbs, McKay., Gcssner, Miesle, Brokate, Mr. Carr. Arguing their way through nine tournaments and participating in more than one hundred contests, the Ross High debate squad chalked up a record 1937-38 season. Under the tutorship of new coaches, Mr. Roberson and Mr. Carr, the debaters scored several timely victories this year. For the first time in Ross forensic history, they captured first place at the Heidelberg Debate Tournament. Aside from that., they were district champions in the Ohio State Debate League and winners of the Fremont tournament. LIBRARY STAFF First Row--Koenig, Butesole, Lorenz, Rumery, Kuntz, Kuntz, Conner, Man- ges, Norton, Magsig, Brugger. Second Row-Nord, Baumlers, Ellsworth, Keating, Dickman, Sherman, Peterson, Swartz, Maier. A group of girls who give generously of their time to serve the entire student body. Their duties consist of checking, cataloging, shelving, and re- pairing books. V A CAPPELLA First Row - Norton, Vance, Magsig, Manges, Baumann, Brugger, Druckenmiller, Mrs. Dalesman. Second Row rr Brown, Peterson, Rohr, Bonner, Kaiser, Decker, Rumery, Hyde, Michaels. Third Row-Cary, Slocklierger, Miller, Croxford, Burkett, Vance, Wallace, Magsig, Bowersox. Fourth Row-Patten son, Freeman, Cochran, Denuney, Lawley, Booth, Icl-ies, Gessner. Fifth Row -Garber, Dorr, Roberts, Matson, Hyde, Rulm, Mead, Petonke, Root. Sixth Row-Swaidner, Thompson, Broshious, Brockmzm., Stepelton, Brown, Wonnan, Nahm. In A Cappella Work there is a continual striving for good posture, beauty of tone, sensitivity to pitch, and a better understanding of all types of music. Quoting Mrs. Elsie Green Datesman, director of the choir, L'This yezu s choir is the only one I have ever had that I could feel free to take the liberty of changing the interpretation of the music just before a concert. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BAND - T V l Band Members: Clurinels-Rull', Sheldon, Price, I-Icld, Ball, Woo11:lm:ott, Jackson, Bray, Keefer, Wheeler, Kiser, Stokes, Fish, Perry, Druckcmniller, Rll0lltlCS, llilty, Poorman. Saxapholles-Chaney, Manahan, Siler, Gable. French Horns- Davis, Andrews. Davis, Walnstall, Burkett, Archibald, Decker. Baritorms-Overnlyer, Kolbe, Younker. Piccolo-Timpe, Poornian, l lu,tc-- Kellerer, Cochran, Bahnsen. Oboe-Poornum, Cypher. TrumpetsMSz-ihroske, Shafer, Hulford, Huss, Corxford, Bcrlincourt, Arnold, Hucldlc, Wiegman, Burkett, Bauman, Heliinger, Stang, Burling. Drums-Foster, Over- mycr, Hirt, Brulchcr, Schaaf, Earhart, Lewis. Tf0llLb0ll0S-WOITIIHU, Cooley, Carroll, Miller, Schell, Huss, Berlincourt, Swangcr. Basses-Cooper, Wllite, Stoner, Beckley, Havens, Fligor, Shilling. Flag Bearers-Croxford, Bartlett. Drum Major-Andre Kctterer. Director-Mr. Sells. Assistants-Mr. Osbun, Mr. Lorenzen. ln the past three years the baud has been working up to a crescendo of success. rlllll'0llgl1 hard work on the part of Mr. Sells, and cooperation of the band members, excellent harmony has been achieved these last few years at the state contest and community concerts. The ratings received in the district and state meets, and the large audiences which attended the Sunday afternoon con- certs of the band are a tribute to its members as well as to its director. 57 DRAMATICS CLUB l,... ..- Membership-Alberts, Bullard, Bartlel, Bosch, Berlekannp, Bingxnan, Bolin- ger, Bowersox, Bowes, Brinkerholf, Brockman, Brown, Brugger, Brutcher, Cochran, Connors, Croxford, Dorr, Fought, Freeman, Gassman, Cessner, Gibbs, C., Gibbs, N., Hardy, Hectors. Held, Hilt, Hoch, Hunt, Huss, Hyde, Ketterer, Kaiser, Kittie, Koenig, Kuntz. Lease, Le Grand, Lilly, Lorenz, Lucas. Manges, Mayors. McKay, Miller. K., Miller, P., Minich, Nitchke, Olermut, Overmyer, Parker, Patterson, Perkins, Petonke, Post, Price, Puterbaugh, Rahn, Reardon. Reinbolt, Roberts, Roby, Rogers, Ross, Rull, Russell, Ruth, Slfllililli. Scherl, J., Scherf, E., Shultz, Schwartz, Sheldon, Sherman, Sieganthalcr, Simms. Sisson, Slaymaker, Smith, B., Smith, R., Spayd, Stockberger, Stoner, Strohl. Stuckey, Swaidner, Vannetta. Welker. Wiewantlt, Wornlan, Thompson, Zer- man, Zwir. The curtain is drawn and an awaiting audience witnesses another successful production of Ross High. This year they chuckled ll1C1'l'ily at the merry strains of LiT0ll1l11y'-- and sat tense and breathless through thc all-absorbing 'LNight of ,lRllllll1'y' 16tl1. The success of these plays was due to the untiring elforts of Mr. Bone and Miss Roberts, the conscientious practicing of the cast, and the labors of the stage hands, costume designers, and business staff. TOMMY Cust-Zermun, Kuntz, Conner, Spayd, Stuckey, Swaiclner, Lucas, Goebel, Worman, Le-Grand, Hardy, Kridler, Siegenthaler, Ballard, Berlekamp, Horn. Timid Tommy takes tempting tokens to the Thurbers. Tobacco tantalizes Mr. Thurber. Tough Taffy takes Mrs. Thurber's teeth to town. Tuttle tries to tell Tommy that to take tender Marie, to try thrusting tokens to tempt. Tommy tries to tease the Thurbers to throw Tommy through the threshold. Terrible, terrific Tommy then takes tender, timid Marie to the tOW11 'ctyerf' thus tying the two together. Thus the tiny tots-Juniors treated the town to T'ommy. THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th Cast-Huss, Bullard, Berleknmp, Sluekey, Wo1'111an, Ruff, Hyde, Price, LeGrand, Siegenthnler, Cessner, Bowersox, McKay, Held, Hardy, Vannatta, Heckters, Hilt, Brown, Minich, Slaymaker, Rahn, Perkins, Brinkerhoff, Wicwzlncll, Brockman, Gibbs, Sheldon, Cassman, Zerman, Thomson, Root, Bingmun, Post, Bolinger, Fought, Hyde, Ruth, Smith, Croxford, Bartlett, Ketterer. Most successful play ever produced at Ross High-C0l0fflI1-hHU101'0USi tragic-and at big surprise ending that was most unusual. ..l These activities nppcur in the order in which they occur :luring the school year COACHING STAFF Lefl to Right-Althoff, Slults, lNIt-Clinlovk. Tennersletlt, Sllipe, Calmel. Crtmr. The nineteen hunclred thirty-eight ulhletic season is drawing to ll close and the coaches who make up the coaching stuff of Ross Righ are shelving the equipment for another summer. On the walls anal i11 the trophy cases can he found, the symbols of successes of the past year. Clean SpO1'lSlllill1Slllp is not taught to the teams alone but to the student body as well. These coaches make 11p an important force in our high school system for they are the ones behind the successful athletic season of 1938. VARSITY FOOTBALL ca 9.3 35911. - IIFSI Row Frymire, Miller, Kritzell, Klos, Sclxoch, Wllile, Willgafdq WCISII: KUCIIY. Dl'l10keIll11il161'- Second R010 Me nd Wolft Rice, Shaw, Reichert, R., Ballard, Swedersky, Engler, Spangler, Erchenbrecher. Third Row-Fellers VZEIS Stull C Goodwin, Reichert, L., Stull, H. Coach McClintock started his first season as head coach of football with the aid of nine letterxncn who were left from the scrappy 1936 team. Using these men as a nucleus, he built a team which was to finish the season with an excellent record. Until the Toledo Scott game the Little Giants conquered every foe, but the Scotts proved to be the downfall of the Purple and White. Even though the Elyria score board showed a score of 12-7 in favor of that team, many fans declared it was the best played game of the season. We met Sandusky and again failed to chalk up a win. At the end of the 1937 Varsity Football Season the records told a story which clearly pointed out the good work done by the team-seven wins and three losses. RESERVE FOOTBALL --.lm . f Fust Row-Vaffis. Forgerson, Brunover, Rollins. A., La wrencc, Kelly, Pratt, lVaggoner, Lacny, Beeker. lx me Y Collier Lawrence. Second Row-Payne, Burel, Kreilick, King, Hoffman, Rollins, W., Lanlz, Ruland, Redding, L blawniaker, Bowlus, Young. L., Pavellc, Kane, Dorlmevk, Null, Maillard, Perry. Third Row-Burton My slinsli llilm, Redding, W., Filson, Parker, Gaylord. Notvstine, Heflinger, Wislmoii. Rilnclspavh, Eden. JLl1lxlIlN Seated on the ground-Koehel, Schultz. Reserve Coach 6'Eddie Gabel was blessed with a wealth of material and he wasted no time in building up one of the strongest reserve 'teams seen here for many years. The boys willingly worked and cooperated with the coaches and varsity squad, knowing that uthe reserves of toclay make the varsity of tomorrow. The record with which the 1937 Reserve season closed is a true indication of the outstanding work done hy the team. CROSS COUNTRY mm. I - First Row-- Mielke, Tollxurst, Broshius, Keller, Berger, Sewell, Halford. Second Row' Chestnutwood, Peach, Parks. Klawitler, Colden, Jackson, Mr. Altholf, Coach. Wfith the return of only three lettermen, Coach Altholl' began early in the season to shape a team from the twenty-five boys who reported for practice. Fremont was defeated in the first meet by one point but in the next two meets the team was victorious. In the meet preceding the district, the teams were tied. Witli eleven teams participating, Fremont placed fourth, thus closing a successful season. At the close of the season, Larry Tolhurst was elected Honorary Captain and Norman Keller, The Captain-elect. W VARSITY BASKETBALL First-Row-Kochy, Deemer, Becker, White, Manahan, Brunover. Second Row-Rollins, Shaw, Vaffis, Stull, Wolfe, Rice. The Purple and White battling Eve, piloted by their new coach, Eddie Gahel, swept through a tough schedule to win ten and ,lose five games, in- cluding two victories over our beloved enemy, Sandusky. Cooperation and a fighting spirit prevailed in all their encounters and led them to choose the fighting Weather , Bud Beeker, as their honorary captain. RESERVE BASKETBALL First Row-Pratt, Little, Eden, Carroll, Davis, Chaney, Ruland, Berger. Second Rowf- Perry, Hecktors, Hullord, Golden, Bower, Babione, Berlekamp. Third Row-Paine, Null, Woodruff, Bowlus, Kane, Mr. Shipe. Coached hy Mr. Shipe, the latest addition to the Ross High coaching staff, the Little Giant Reserves had a fairly successful season, winning eight games and losing nine. Many of the boys displayed a wealth of talent and will he back next year bidding for a varsity berth. The team in general showed a great deal of cooperation in working with Coach Shipe and should be com- mended for their fine attitude. GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row- Miss Tennerstedt, Druckenmillcr, Wlxite, Squires, Hinclinc, Slrohl, Welker, Gilliland, Scherf, Reppetto. Second Row-Peterson, Payden, Pasch, Troike, Cooley, Roberts, Hess, Miller, Egan. Third Row-Schaaf, Ruland, Davis, Schaffer, Quilter, Maier, Bork, Schell, Gillnerg. Tenny's NHuskies closed their final season of basketball with an un- defeated record. As a teain they were outstanding in sportsmanship, coopera- tion, ability, team work, and speed. The girls who composed this team and who deserve considerable recognition are: ,lean Hineline, Captain, Hazel Squires, Willa White, Florence Gilliland, Mary Dolores Egan, Faye Troike, Eileen Pasch, Donnabelle Payden, Wayno Druckenmiller, Norma Strohl, Jane Scherf, Patricia Miller. Managers-Bess Reppetto, .lune Peterson. , ,. S 39, ffffy J, ff fl -fl STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SWIMMING TEAM rgyq-. gf, ' -rs First Row- Grcclham, Huss, Mangas, Benkhen, Serwinsky, Perkins, Schultz, R., Cooper, Nickloy, J. Second Row-Tuckerman, Ladd, Goodman, Stickel, Tol- hurst, Hayes, Christy, Stokes. Third Row-Kuntz. Wagner, Bahnscn, Burton, Puvellc, Boyer, Vlfehrnieister, Schultz, G. Fourth. Row-Russell, Gaylord, Moolc, Younker, Nickloy, J., Mr. Gruse, Mr. Stults. One for all, all for one, and everybody for the team. Coaches Stults and Gruse arc Lathe one for all, working consistently and diligently from October lo March., producing one of the most successful sports of Ross High in respect to achievements. Each member works for and with the coaches to inake the Hall for one. Yet best of all they combine their efforts to pro- duce a winning team, and, as results show, they were highly successful, winning seven dual meets, the Canton Relays, the State Meet, and placing fifth in the National Meet at Philadelphia. JUNIOR HIGH SWIMMING TEAM First Row-Eagon, Rohm, Pence, Delp,'A1nor, Wishon, Kinsey. Second Row-Lantz, Potter, Walclen, Taybor, Reed, Wiewantlt, Swaisgood. Third Row-Held, Shilling, Fitzgerald, Wernig, Booze, Boyer. Fourth Row- Kingshorough, Burkett, Fitzgerald, D., Wcrnig, L., Martin, Schultz. Under the leadership of Mr. Gruse, the seventh and eight grade swimming team came up to par with the teams preceding them. Extreme competition is not stressed to these youngsters, this beginning swimming experience being intended merely to acquaint them with the fundamentals. ' TRACK if First Row-Clark, Myslinski, Arnold, Maillard., Bowers, Chestnutwood. Second Row-Bahione, Vadis, Manahan, Jackson, Scherer, Huddle, Kish, Kinney, Filson, Sewell, Little, Peach, Klawitter, Geller. Third Row-Coach Shipe, Mielke, Rollins, Swaidner, Becker, Briggs, Berger, Reichert, Shaw, Hufford, Ruland, Feighner, Koehel, Collier, Waggoner. Fourth Row-Pasch, Miller, Tolhurst, Vaffis, Spangler, Kochy, Horn, Bal- lard, Broshious, Keller, Erchenbrecher, Goodwin, Overmyer, Gilliland, Heckters, Mr. Althotf, Coach. The track season this year began with a turnout of fifty candidates, the squad being formed around nine lettermen. 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