Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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A , fx T Ro 4 Mr. Andregg, Mr. Weaver, Mr. Cochran, Mr. T-lirschberqer, Mr, Burdiglr My. rr A B ll g r, Mr. Young, Mr, Snyder, Mr. Tooley. N R 5 Mr. TiTsworTh, Mr. Binlcley, Mr, Gruse, Mr. Sells, Mr. Unger Mr, 95hqT7lfYLl:5'- M T1 Mr. T-larT, Mr. Marshall, 1 ,- si fvl When sTudenTs reTurned in SepTember, They sTarTed Their year oT acTiviTies wiTh enThusiasrn. The TirsT ChaTTer was eagerly anTicipaTed, and The AcTiviTy TiclceT drive was successful. Coach AlThoTT gave The opening call Tor cross counTry pracTice aT l-larmon Field. We readily became ac- guainTed wiTh The new Teachers. Mr. l-larT, Mr. Unger, and Miss BaxTer conTribuTed much To The Triendly aTTiTude which exisTed beTween The TaculTy and The sTudenTs. The Teachers Taking an acTive parT and inTeresT in sTudenT acTiyiTies greaT- ly aided The building oT a reiuvenaTed school spiriT. As Seniors we undersTood The responsibiliTy ThaT our insTrucTors had. They soughT The besT in educaTion Tor us. and iT was Their iob To Teach good ciTizenship in The class- rooms. Ross Teachers are worThy OT The laurels besTowed upon Their proTession. W y yffwuwfa' Y fi A if 9

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1- Y' J ,,,' f f f iff ,fa ,4 .1 Row I--Mr. Laub, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Bone, Miss Hofeiich Miss Zeciwiei Miss Forsyfiw Kunfz, Miss Reufer, Miss Burke, Mrs. Dafesmarw, Miss Baxfef Mig Murray. Row 2-'Miss Tennersfedi, Miss Cooper, Miss Lisie Miss Knierim Miss White Miss Williams Miss Hoifman, Miss Kafzenberqer, Miss Sefzier. Miss Bowlus Mr. McClinfo:k. Row 3-Mr. Gabei, Mr. Croxford. Miss Hughes in Re-devwalqd, Miss Creceiius Miss Darr Miss Meyers, Miss Brown, Mrs. Lyons. M106 fi 5 ' fi 1 5 - - Lu iv- is -f 0 FAMILIAR FACES ff A .

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Top le-TT-RuTh Goebel, Geraldine Maier and BeTTy Cochran. Top righT-Marjorie Leow. BoTTom-Joe GuenTher, Frank Shoernacher, Chris LlrnesTahl, and Wul- liam Milne l-larTgrove. BEHIND THE SCENES The carnival was a large underTalcing, and some-- Thing new To Ross high. The diversiTy oT enTerTain- menT lcepT a Throng OT people milling Through The halls. And Tinally when The crowds dispersed The ianiTors seT To worlc sweeping away The debris OT The nighTs' Tun. The carnival was over, buT we didn'T Thinlc oT The preparaTion which rnade iT a success. AnnouncernenTs, Telephone calls, dirTy sTencils, and mernorandums lcepT The school secreTaries busy. So iT is now ThaT we express our graTiTude To The cusTodians and secreTaries whose eTForTs and imporT- ance have gone unheralded.