Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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v' U I s 0 .f Q 'wiv' uyyifltp l rg f Kalhryn Sherman, Kalhleen Rauch, James Scherl, Dororhy Prior, Jaclcelyn Pfeiffer. Fern Prilchard, Johnnie Mae Sewell, Earl Shulenberqer, Johanna Shan ha , James Prall. Gladys Pomp, Waller Reichert Berry Shiels, Donald Slagle, Mary Elder. Roselene Green, Lynn Goebel, l-larriel Edger- lon, Shirley l-laar, Carol Gerlcen. Rose Ann DeRan, Juanila Dodway, Alice Diamond, Grace Fullon, Richard DeRan. Dolores Gnepper, Arelha Franz, Roberl Deichf erl, Nelson Gibson, Arlhur DeVanna. Lila Easlon, Elizabelh Foos, Bernice Gilliland, Bealrice Furgueson, Belly Fowler. Jane Deemer, lvlargarel' Fox, Paula Fre Raymond Diclcey, Norma Erb. Finley Frilz, Vfilliam Forsylrhe, Roberl Guen- lher, Edward Fox, Richard Farrel, Floyd Fought Jack Fishloauoh, Melvin Jacobs, l-larold l-lofif man, Roloerl House, James Leach, Wil- liam Jenkins. i 'Y C 4 25

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NOT S0 FAR The prom -The lasT gaThering oT The Seniors and Juniors oT a very evenTTul year. T-low hard They Tried To ouTdo The shin-dig oT The previous year. As Freshmen, This class was so spellbound ThaT They were only able To hold one parTy while gazing in speechless awe aT The Seniors. WiTh Mr. Fred l-luTTman advising and Bob Hall aT The wheel, The class as Sophomores progressed rapidly by promoTing an all school dance. This was Their TirsT source oT money Tor Their TuTure Junior prom. Of course, They were noT able To pass up The chances oT having a Tew geT-TogeThers Tor Themselves during The year. AT lasT-only one year Trom sTardoml lreTha Nord and Agnes Claus sTruTTed across The Tield Tor good ole Ross. A Tew parTies were sandwiched in beTween The many acTiviTies. MargareT Fox and PaTTy Carroll argued pro and con Tor The Junior repuTaTion. Dances spon- sored by The class were enioyed by The school as a whole-Trorn The smallesT sevenTh grader To The largesT Senior. Bob T-lall noT only won laurels in TooTball buT he and Snool4s Jenkins helped The baslceTball Team To gain Tame in The semi-Tinals in Sandusky. Phil SchulTz was chosen To become The ediTor-in-chieT oT The '42 ChaTTer. BuT how could we TorgeT our swimmers! Bob Walden, Jim Simpson, and Lue Wernig were a Tew oT The supporTers who helped To win The STaTe meeT and The PiTTs- burgh inviTaTional meeT. LasT, buT noT leasT, was The Junior class play. Young April did noT have one main characTer, buT all oT The parTici- panTs achieved Tame Through Their excellenT porTrayals.