Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS C l Cooley Presdet Carol Walden Secretary Jack Puquette Vce Pes det Mr Cooper Ad se Borboro Rhoodes Treasurer Both ncutloncully and lndlveducxlly we are plonmng to make this world thus war will end ca new world wlll be built upon the rulns of the one now belng destroyed but we know t at although our young men bear the violent shock of war they never wan cxlone they must be upheld by the physnccnl and splrltucxl might of the whole And the members of our senlor class must be part of that mighty force Samara page II 0 u better place in which to live. For ' - h

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13xS2X5f,px5fjg,9 45s 4yxS 12sSf12g9ff?sb FQ nM Mlss Helen Reuter was born and reared ln Columbus Ohlo and graduated from Columbus East Hugh School She receuved her Bachelors Degree and Masters Degree from Ohio State Umverslty She taught In Dresden Ohlo before comlng to Fremont ln September 1929 For thirteen years she taught commercual sublects bookkeepung and busmess mathematxcs at Ross Hugh She was also In charge of all octnvuty funds and the Magaznne and Actlvtty Ticket funds Muss Reuter belonged to the Fremont Chapter of the Unuversnty Womens Club of whlch she was Treasurer She was also afflluated wlth the Delta Kappa Gamma the Fremont Federatuon of Women and Coterne She was a member of the Grace Lutheran Church and was Secretary of the Daughters of the Reformatuon Mass Reuter dned September 23 1942 at Grand Hosputal Columbus and was burned on September 26 1942 at Greenlawn Cemetery un Columbus Ohno She ns survived by her father and brother We who have worked wlth Helen Reuter and have been under her mstructlon and guudance deeply feel the vacant place caused by her death As a teacher she was loved by everyone Hers was an understandmg concern for all her students and her trnendshups wuth teachers and outsiders were lust as many and great Even though she wont be wnth us we wall stnll have her memory wnth us always 1b9 0b9 l159fbX5Q9 Q9fb9 page 10 HHIHHHHH ,A ,X , , v I rl ii' g of l ,f 3' 'g g 9 I Q . ' ' f . I . I , . a V Q I I 1. I I HHHHH-I-an

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James Wnsbon Whizzer He s an all around athlete humornst and full of vitality As one of Uncle Sams nephews he is now facing reality Constance White Connie She has wlnsome features of face and form Her beautiful smile kept our hearts warm Edith Noffz ie In hi h school hearts you ve won high praise With fellowship character and stately grace Janet Sorg - Sorgie Always friendly-always gay We wish we could all be that way. Jack Smith - Smitty He led the styles in F. H. S. Now the Navy uniform is his dress. George Held He d The buglers call wakens l-im now To help his country he took the vow Lloyd Linder - Bud A quiet, unassuming lad From whom a favor may be had. Shirley Collier - Squirrelly If you are lonely and need a pal Just go around and meet this gal. Jane Breitmalr .lame Of all the friendly gals we ve me She s the one well ne er forget Robert Collins Smokey Not short nor bold nor shy nor tall But a new combination of them all Robert Stout o Others may sit by idly brewing Hed rather be actively doing page I2 Wmmfred Wrench Winnie Tall and slim with ebony tresses She knows what shes doing she never guesses