Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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Leona Bates Shorty She may be tmy but for pep None luke her have been found yer 81444 Maile Class Motto He conquers who thmks he can Class Flower Whale Rose paqe 29 Class Colors: Blue and White

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,J '54 '46 Phyllis Ferguson Squeaky She figures tis better to be small Than nt is not to be at all Calvin Haar a fluent tongue a ready smile wlllmg hand a boy worthwhile Kenneth Thompson Kenme This lads a member of the Navys crew Fighting for the red white and blue Bessie Graham - Mellow To tease to dance to sing We think Bessies quite the thing. page 28 Robert Stout - Bud Margaret Snyder - Marg For the Navy he's added his name to Her modesty is a candle to her merit the scroll We often wish that we could share lt. And to help win this war is his goal. Mary Ellen Dozenzuk Mickey Ellsworth Duffey Du She has about her that certain avr J0llY and h9PPY Cllways full of fun And a brighter smile than hers IS rare BU? BVeYYTl1I'19 he did was always well Suzanne Reed Susie She does not go around with a sour face Her enloyment of life IS her leading grace Donald Thompson - e His wits and name alilte arent blunt For arguments he loves to hunt. done Keith Elder S lm May you always be as gay As you are with us today Nelda Green Shorty Ready walling anxious to learn Her lessons are her first concern

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Witnesses: Mr. Cooper Mr. Stokes page 30 Glen Wd! We the Senuors of W W Ross Hgh School the party of the furst part do hereby bequeath to personal utems The Seniors as o whole with theur endless supply of leaflets pamphlets and college bulletins durectly to the Junuors thus savung Mr Marshall at least three full weeks of work un hus Socual Problems classes The offuce practuce gurls leave behund what us left of the mumeograph machune as well as all the stucky stenculs to next years commercual students That group of Senuor boys who flurt wu h all the gurls but stubbornly refuse to be tued down to any partucular one leave theur abuluty to the up and comung Junuor bachelors who have already partly mastered the art of keeping several gurls on the strung Barb Rhoades wulls her pruzed box of Ry Krusp to Jane Huss Thus same box was wulled by lda Jean Tobuas to Mary Lou Connors who un turn passed ut on to Barb Gerrue Brokate leaves her changeable haur fasl'uons to louuse Ann Wahl Aluce Archubald leaves her scholastu abuluty to be evenly dustrubuted among the members of the Junuor class un hopes that ut wull help theur class to be as brulluant as the present graduatung class Ted Berluncourt wulls hus amazung knowledge of math and science to Charles Fisher Harold Deacon Suler wulls that guft of luve to Don Coe Harold Knupp leaves hus bug shoes to anyone who can full the posutuon of the Lundsey Romeo Cupe Trout the dance fuend and Jummy Allen of the Senior class leaves hus dancung shoes to hus cousin Bugs Frey and hus avuatuon talents to any honorary member of the Loyal Order of Junuor Burdmen of America who mught want a pour of wungs other than those pas ed out by St Peter Vurgul Howey the mad scuentust leaves hus secret formula for an explosuon to hus assocuate Dan Lease Mr Morton s trug class offers the remainder of uts supply of smoke bombs two of which found theur way unto Mr Mortons car and Mr Bones car hopung next years class wull be as successful un the manner of puttung them on un broad daylight Jack Jumbo House leaves hus master traut and abuluty to ask sully questuons to the romeo of the Junuor class Jerry Horn Jean Shewell and Eleanor Ruland leave theur knowledge of Physucs to any musguuded Junuor gurls who are lured unto sugnung up for college Physucs Morrus Ramers the quuet fellow who leads cu double lufe leaves hus calm cool serene atmosphere to Jack Weugman Glenn Bungman passes on hus well known laugh and all around good humor to Calvun Brustley Norb Porczak leaves the famous Fughtung Pole tradutuon to be advanced further by Lenny Brudzunsku Dave Brocksueker leaves all hus abulutues athletuc and otherwuse fBlondue not uncludedl to Duck Yogu Rodenhauser Betty Hedruck leaves her slowness to catch on to lokes to Nan Carroll Carl Cooley and Keuth Elder leave theur boxing gloves used durung theur workouts un the gym to Salty Fox and Bull Oxley who certaunly can use them Rosalue Chuo leaves her skull un wrutung shorthand to Norma Long Stub Myers leaves hus prowess at socual teas to any reliable Junuor who wull accept the honor Faye Druckenmiller leaves those big dark-brown eyes to June Kiser. Jim Martin has decided not to leave his diving ability to Del Rakes but to take it with him and use it as part of the form of dive-bombing. Jane Jones is going to take everything with her. She isn't going to leave a thing behind. Pete Michaels the romeo to the out of town girls leaves his 'C gas ration card to Don Druckenmiller. Jean Lull wills her intelligence to Jeanne Ballenger. Charlie Robertson leaves his pen ink and stationery to his younger brother J'm ' hopes that Jim will carry on with the letters. Nita Thrun leaves her ability to write letters to members of the opposite sex to Doris Hetrick. Paquette Vultee and Co. leave the school radio broadcasts to Bill Bahnsen. Warren Porter leaves his mysterious formula for making soap which has followed him from Mr. Gabel's science class to anyone who is willing to take a chance with it. Bob Overmyer leaves his ability to keep the girls from bothering him to Bob Rosenbush who has publicly complained of being chased around. Snort Mohler leaves her personality plus and those renowned sweaters to any deserving Junior lass. Phil Unsinger leaves his knack for getting into trouble to John Shatzer, hoping it will make life more interesting. Short and blond Betty Rauch wills her flitting figure to Jane Russell, who will have nothing else to do next year, since Paquette will be gone, but paddle up and down the halls. Fred Vultee passes on to Harold Hawk, his tireless style of feature writing, and for good measure, he'll throw in his method of always seeing the wrong side of a two way story. the partyiof the second part, the Junior class of the aforementioned instituition the following lusted 1. i ' ' ' , , I 2. . 1 1 14 1 1 1 I 3' 1 1 .1 . I l 1 4. 1 1 - 1 I 1 - 1 5. 1 1 I 1 A1 1 it 6, . . .Q . . . . 7' 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 ' .lol ., I. I A . ,, . ,, . I . . II' . . S , i . . In . . , . I 12. . i' ' ' ' , ' 13. 1, gy 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 14. I i ' ' ' ' 15. 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