Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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Wilma Avers Pete Russell Overmyer Rusty Sparkling eyes and hair of gold Twere waste of time to grow perplexed We agree with another shes lair to ln Wondeflrtg Wl't0Y l1 S Cl0ll19 NEXT behold Robert Lorenz o JCGTT Lull He wears the cfm golofg now A quiet sort of maid with wmmng ways Y surely deserves from us a bow Her only fault is too many As Donald Stotz Stotzle This lad took pictures for our book Hes handsome too gurls take a look Janice Hesselbart Shorty Her very frowns are lalrer or Than smiles of many others are 10' ss.. ww' Mary Jean Hunt Pigeon Everyone likes her she s so petite Also peppy and very neat Merle Nause - Whitey This sailor in his navy blue Now represents Ross as one of you. Qtfs Shirley Ktser a Quiet and reserved is she A friend In every degree Kenneth Rohm Kent A soldier and an ar ist too Ross Hn surely misses you Richard Tuck Duc Full of life and fun too Telling lokes the whole day through Faye Druckenmiller -- Druckie large bright eyes and curly hair A maiden never in despair. page I5

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Frederick Feavcr Fred Among the bashful lads sn Trades Here is Fred who many a lass evades Patructa Forsythe a The beauty and charm of her person a lty made more acute by her keen vitality Henrietta Supsma Henme Golden halr and Ivory keys Our memory of you will forever be Robert Weiler - Bob Gone away to light our war The Trades delegate in the Navy Air Corps. page 14 Jane Jones Jonesy Ava Barlnger Pete Perfection s on this lasstes mind Her ways are woys of gen Ieness Her work never lags behtnd She wins friends wi h her pleosan nes Phil Unslnger Stinky Ruth Batesole Ruthe Many a truck has he done Quiet modest and rescrved But nevertheless twas all rn lun Of more nance well deserved 7 1 Ben Burkett Bucket A little nonsense now and then relished by the best of mon Norma Jane Eicher - Peggy Very dependable and faithful to her task When she makes a promise, you know it will last. Betty Hedrlch Hedy Though shes storing up knowledge all the whsle She s never too busy to give you a smulc James Hoffman um Hes the gurls dream come true Hes tall dark and handsome too N345 0, Q

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George Boyer Chuck Happy am I from care l am free Why arent they all contented like meg Lots Lelns Tootle Not very tall In fact qulte small But 'lalr and lund well liked by ull Mary McCarthy Gmny We remember her for her debating technique When she takes the stand theres never defeat Davcd Brockseuker Dave Thus handsome lad us bound for success In all athletucs hes starred with the best page 16 Ellen Stout Toughle John Gottschalk Johnny Her speech ts slow her thoughts subltme I luke the ladies I5 hus plea Her character IS very tune James Mtchaels ete Hls educated football toe ls always feared by any foe a-if 113 fing- John Bork Jumor A great artust wtth a great mnnd The trouble lust a few of hrs lund Paula Baumer Marne Shes the prettlest mrl weve seen ln all events shes been our queen l wonder uf they all like me Geradllne Brokate Gerrle As column edntor of our paper This tall lathe blond cuts many a caper Erma Welker Brownie She has eyes of dark brown hue Wuth friendliness shlnmg forth for ou Paul Bonnell Moe Hes handsome and wntty no mustake But has way wlth women takes the cake 'AL