Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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Luculle Gressman Lucy One who us always cheerful and lund As a fnend shes a fund Howard Telfke Banana Much honor glory and esteem To hum who led our football team Betty Hampsher Punkln A quiet lass of great honor True hard worlc bestowed at on er Nell Garner Garn He can clearly thunk and plan He wull surely make a man .ga rink' Lucnlle Bruggerman Ceul Luther Gubbs Lanky When all as sand and done Tall slum and wntty us he A gurl who has a lot of fun We know a great man he wall be John Burkett Sprout Charlotte Krueluck Charrle Though seemmgly qunet demure and shy She can be senous but shed rather be Theres mlschuef Iurlung an has eye guy page 24 :specially If you luke her that way Rnchard Myers Stub Thus lads personalnty ns unbeatabl Also as an athlete he s undefeatoble Helen Kung Bunny Shes somewhat flmld rn her ways Knowing that good nature pays Robert Stout Stoutle Full of fun and wntty too Always a good friend to you Q, Mary Mnchaels Muke Ready for mischief thas smgmg lass Keeps thmgs hummung an every class

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Jean Shilling - Babe Manners filled clear to the brim With charm and bouyancy and vim. Fred Vultee Fritz Witty intelligent and a leader was He also held HIY presidency Doris Wenkert Bessie A little ml s with a quiet way She stores up knowledge day by day Frank Hudson Sports editor for Chatter and Croghan Hes a pal to a who know hum an '4 '.,, ,ew William Thomas - Bill It seems as though those snappy eyes His liking for mischief cannot disguise. Ann Swan Spike Shes been with us lust one short year But we re mighty glad to have her here Modern mold of stately grace Shining hair and beautiful face explicit She sees fun where others miss Rosalie Chlo Rosle Anna Lee Held Annie Why does he laugh? Well to be D'Ck lawrence U Vnralnla Younker Gini A football player big and strong We ve never seen a prettier smile wnl' boys l'l'e hlm Could R055 90 Along with her virtues we Il keep on file wrong? Alverna Diehr A le Ted Berlmcourt Bugle When a task as once begun shark in mathematics is he She never leaves it till its done A second Newton he will be page 23

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Margaret Hill - Tommy Whenever there is any work You'Il find that this girl doesn't shirlc. Richard Wightman - Dic For all he had a cheerful Hi . Robert Overmyer - Red Modest and shy, but good as gold Formed of a staple, lasting mold. Versie Lee Gray - Victory When this girl gets hep to the iive She's strictly on the solid side. 'S'-TIS V Virgil Howey Vlrge 5 'P 'P' We have all laughed at his antics For his parts in Mr Bones Dramatucs 101- C' Eileen Smith Eenue A miniature of genius is she To toe dancing and ballet she holds the e Mary Ellen Chestnutwood Chessy T IS flne girl IS always there Ready and walling to do her share 'Qi A dark haired lad full of vlm .mf bw History is a cinch for hum 11-1 114, k ,. A pal to all, a real fine guy Phyllis Walden s She has o personality of a fine degree Be with her lust o little and you shall see Donald Druckenmaller Dave Listen my children and you shall hear His baritone voice in the atmosphere Keith Hoffman Huffy He who was fonr and never proud Could speak at will and yet was never ood Dora Sims Hep Dora never lacks a date Hurry fellows youll be late page 25 Q , Q T . u X Q . V ' V 'T' l l 73:7 set ly ,Y Mi . lr y. ' h. . . . , g l . 3 in, Ag Y' 2 .i X f M f V .- 4--L: f Q' Leroy Foos. - t Foosey ' - MN ls , 'Q K ri . . . . I I I I ' 'vtli eo., , rf' L, 1-4,-kv: .i - fe f 52.41 ' ! '- . .335 : . N .eff-5- 5 .. -4.5 Q ? , Q