Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1948 volume:

'G THE CROGHAN A PLAY IN FOUR ACTS Presented by the Senior Class of l948 Boss High School, Fremont, Ohio Looking at the great unceasing drama We call life, We feel that the small role We have played here in high school will better prepare us for the parts We Will step into as adults. We have attempted to fulfill the roles assigned to us in our high school drama. The drama is the We, the seniors of 1948, are now concluding part of the great drama we call life. Our year book leaves to the present and past students of Ross High school an account of the acts and scenes at our school. In years to come we will turn the pages of the Croghan and remember the wonderful times experi- book of the people Willmott enced here. By that time we will have embarked on an even greater drama in life-that of working together in friendship and harmony. It will depend upon the individual whether his own personal drama will be a success or a failure. The usual traffic jcrm between classes on the third floor is caught by our spotlight. R N 1 We catch students at their lockers at noon. A familiar scene in 300 Study Hall just before afternoon classes. 5 Act I OUR PLAY Act III Act II Act IV Q. BOARD OF EDUCATION l lVlr. C. F. Walton l Mr. Carl Longanbach IVlr. Marlin White ln.. lVIr. Russell Hull lVlr. C. Traub Gottron Assistant Principal Many a student has heard his name called over the loud speaker to report to Mr. McConnell's office. Our asssitant principal, Mr. William Mc- Connell, has charge of school attend- ance, absences, and truancies at Ross, Working especially with the boys. Superintendent Our superintendent, Mr. Diener, has the diffi- cult job of directing our school system here in Fre- mont. Without his help we would not have ach- ieved the fine school or capable teachers that we now have. Principal From his position as chief prornpter, Mr. Coop- er, our principal is able to run our school on a demo- crcrtic basis and with his guidance both students and faculty are able to work together harmoni- ously. ' ms. ,..., Visiting Teacher Also working with the attendance, particularly with the girls, is Miss Thel- ma Hughes, our visiting teacher. Her understanding and consideration are greatly appreciated. 7FKCULTY As dd play, in order to be a success, needs prompters. so, do the students at Ross High need them. The faculty of our school has the task of prompting us along many different fieldsxcmd has Worked torptepare us for our fu- ture caiqgersf They have given us Mr. Burdick Mr. Huffman Mr. Croxford Mr. Schahet Mr. Hirschberger Mr. Murray Mr. Bailenger Mr. Miller Mr. Hart Miss Hofelich Mrs. Lyons Mr. Cochran Mr. Laub Mr. Seele Mr. Morton Miss White Miss Knierim 10 a well-developed background and have built in us. tiiregard for cul- tural and Worthyracliievernents. Through their hard work and unfailing guidance lloss High school has risen to greater planes of achievement and usefulness. Mr. Kooistra Mrs. Schahet Miss McCulloch Mr. Tooley , Miss Bowlus ' Miss Gam Row 1-M r. Ziemke Mr. Binkley Row 2-Mr. Titsworth Mr. Gruse Mr. Althoff Miss Katzenberger Miss Jester Mrs. Turner Miss Lee Mrs. Rathbun Miss Travis FACULTY Miss Myers Miss Rectenwald Miss Williams Miss Birt ,.1. Fi-25 Mr. Snyder Miss Setzler Mr. DuPont Miss Darr Mr. Stokes Mr. lVlcNeal Miss Bliss Mr. Stierwalt Miss Grover Mr. Sells GUSDORF OFFICE GIRLS Joyce Hovuey Ruth Goebel HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE GIRLS Barbara Zeitz Dorothy Myers CUSTODIANS George Hague Don Pittinger Carl Lantz John Halbeisen Edwin Voelzke Raymond Lantz ... .- ,- .--Q' S-ff,-A .A- ,-. ,fv- n.4s,,, ' .,-'G A4 'mm-ff --L N1-v Jw.- uf ,-.. 5 TA-, M -1.- ,L w Jax .1 -V+. 1-nk .. ' ,-f my 5:-ff, 4... MP:-:-A ,. . AA v Vw, uv M -nv .4- asEs5'.?m -4s,'m:v:4v M- ,W xv, -.QD qu' N-Q Q.. -, ff-4 -. -0 wx, QQ,-, ,,,. 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Our senuor class vvull produce IIIIILIVgL' many outstanding players who will make a greater suc- ' fr-' i' -4 cess un the complicated drama of adult Iufe. .Our senior -- . -V : -3 V1 -52.97 - sg, . . . .'2LL A ':f3P'JZi'-Y' V -- . 2 ' psi- Q ' F-7, ' Ti' ' ' 1' 1I . ..I .. 435 --f class officers are IVlr. Gordon Hart, advusorg Duck Conle 1'ri'V '1 V..Vf ,A :g,,+1fgt, I I y' .152 I I 'I '. T' -1.V:q,.z-VV Vg' .,' Presudentg Duck Darr, Treasurerg Adelene Laub Secre- V-:I5',.:'?'f3g5,Vfif:4fi+Vir '--.ari a-V ' Vai? -Va.:-V-V.'2:-5 :fV -.V N ,- .S -cvfcg :N ---V f-V --2:-: 1 taryg Don Wensunger, Vice President. Q . . , , :.. .Vg - 5 V 1 ---if f '1 . ', 1-173,-Er.-. LQ .aaif-?33'f2'2 ' T'f-' , . 121-9h ' ZP .'V-65253-'Z' 'Vffrfx-g'.' F1 'I' . isa .7 A , ' ' . ' - .4 'gauti er-I'VV V, -I ' V 'V f VV V-user s f'VQIII:,. ' ' '- ' V VV . ' -QQEIITQE ' ' i gciff dc kf-'VVZ--'V ' V ' ff - . sf:-V,' A' ff- . VV V, .ff ..-71--.QV ,A-VA I V--.g,,, ,, Ib ,I.V.,,II V. .V, -I. Q. ,Neem VV,V, we .V . 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'U' - 'ti'-V'F'e ' lim Adams Robert Andecover Sue Audritsh Dorothy Babione Margaret Basch 1 6 Raymond Althoii Marilyn Arend Iohn Auxter Dick Baron Thelma Bates 1 Elizabeth Bcxtesole Ioanne Beier Beverly Billow Dorothy Bower Mary Anne Boyer Betty Icrne Beard Marilyn Bibler Lloyd Bischoff Mary Lou Bowersox Ed Breymczn 1 7 Norma Brokate Mary Bryant Carolyn Butman Ioyce Caris Dorothy Clawson 1 8 Laura Brown Anna Bundschuh Dolores Byers Robert Chaney Marion Clawson Rose Clucker +3 Ilan Cook Richard Cottier Paula Culbert Patricia Dart Richard Conley Lorretta Correll Carolyn Crooks Nancy Daffron Richard Darr Phyllis Decker Billie Dorr Robert Everett Bill Farver Neal Flickinger 2 O Martha Dippel Orval Earhart Don Fairall Robert Ferguson Marjorie Foster Eileen Fought Ella Mae Frazier Martha Rothacker Frey lack Galbraith Mary Gibbs Donna Franiz Sally Sue Frazier Tex Frey Mary Lou Garland Robert Gooch 21 Kurt Goitschalk Ralph Grubs Lila Haas Phyllis Hcxsselbach Robert Heid 22 Nolan Gross Iunei Grundy Mary Halbeisen Iennie Lou Heflinqer Ruth Ann Herr Io Ann Herring Marion Holder Iackie Howey Don Hulka Alberta Huss Ioan Hesselbart Gertrude Hooser Carol Hudson Pat Huntzinger Dick I ackson 2 3 Mary Iankowiak Richard Ioseph Kenneth Kardatzke Mary Ann Klos Shirley Kramer 24 Iames Iennings Robert Kaiser Raye Iune Kirby Dick Kovaleski Lester Kreilick Maxine Kreilick Fred Laiierty Burdell Lamalie Eileen Lawrence Marilyn Leibold Rose Kutzli, Arthur Lagrou Adeline Laub Rita Lehman Georgia Lieber 2 5 1 1 Iucmitoz Linton Donna McCormick Mary McMullen Agnes Martin Susie Michael 2 6 Phyllis Lippert Audrey McGrady Judy Mctnges Ruth Meek Martha Michaels Mary lane Michles Kathryn Miller Genevieve Nause Georgia Nickloy Ruth Oesireich Elwood Miller Calvin Mylander Wanda Neeley Edwin Nitschke Margaret Ohms 2 7 Lamar Overmyer lim Pence Don Ragen Rosemary Razzoni Richard Reed 2 8 Marlin Overmyer Glenn Pocock Sally Rauch Sally Reardon Ted Heineck Stanley Ridley George Rohleder Ruth Rutan Heddon Schlegel Marilyn Schneider Bonnie Rogers Pat Books Margaret Schellkopf Gloria Schmitz Nancy Schnoor V 29 Charles Schultz Kay Selzer Dick Shaffer I erry Shannon Grant Shriver X 50 David Schwartz Ted Shafer Ianis Shannon Nettie Sherman Marian Sibbrell Ioan Simon IoAnne Miticm Slaymaker Dolores Smith Iim Sondergacxrd Stem Sovinski Sam Sims Mary Anne Slaymcrker Gene Smith Donna Soule Ruth Sprunk 5 1 Betty St. Clair lim Stoner Bill Suhrer Ioyce Swcmger I eun Swedersky 5 2 Colleen Stoldt Harry Strcxuch Shirley Sultz Florence Swartz Wilbur Tebbe Wayne Trick v Marilyn Voelzke Caroline Walker Kenneth Webb Rosalyn Weickert Irene Vargo il Kate Waggoner Nancy Wasserman Donna Welker Walter Weinhardt 53 Don Wensinger Ioyce Wiewandt Betty Williams Sally While Wilson Ioan Winters 34 Lamar Whysong Ioanne Willey Ted Williamson Richard Wilt Henry Wood Ila lean Woodruff Ioan Zweily CLASS HISTORY Throughout our school life, our aim as Seniors of 1948 has been to prepare ourselves for the difficult drama we will encounter in adult life. Not only have we gained scholastic knowledge but also social poise which will prove of great importance. Many students earned scholarships and awards in scientific fields to help them in their future drama. Our dramatic talent was proven in our Iunior year when we presented January Thaw, which was widely acclaimed not only by fellow students but also by the adults in our community. In our senior year we presented Dear Ruth. a timely comedy which had previously been produced on Broadway. Many of our sports will be hard hit next year after losing many capable athletes in all varieties of athletic endeavor. Our student council, school paper, annual, and other organizations were ably headed by our seniors but in years to come we are sure that the future seniors of Ross High will carry on with high interests and leadership qualities. Mcrriorie Ztckefoose A Nr in IIM ADAMS Football 3 g Track 3 Basketball Intramurals 3-4 Volley Ball Intramurals 3-4 RAYMOND ALTHOFF Ray A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4 Foul Shoting 3-4 Ping-Pong Intramurals 3-4 Football Intramurals 3-4 Basketball Intramurals 3-4 Prom Committee 3 ROBERT ANDECOVER Bob F Club 3-4 Football 3-4 Prom Committee 3 MARILYN AREND Poopsie Y-Teen 2-3-4 Student Council 3 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Typing Club 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Girls' Glee Club 1 Ir. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 G. A. A. l SUE AUDRITSH F. H. A. 4 Typing Club 3 IOHN AUXTER Duke F. Club 3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Tennis l-2-3-4 Football 3-4 Prom Committee 3 DOROTHY BABIONE Dot G. A. A. 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Typing Club 3 Prom Committee 3 'DICK BARON Bert F Club 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Tennis l-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 MARGARET BASCH Margie Typing Club 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Swimming Club 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 Ir. Class Play 3 G. A. A. l THELMA BATES Latin Club l-2 Spanish Club 1-2 Ir. Class Play 3 Thespian 3-4 Chatter Editor 4 Annual 4 Camera Club 3 Student Council 4 Prom Committee 3 F. T. A. 4 ELIZABETH BATESOLE Liz F. H. A. 2-3-4 BETTY IANE BEARD B. I. Girls' Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2-3-4 Orchestra l-2-3-4 French Club 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Latin Club l-Z IOANNE BEIER Ioanie G. A. A. l-2-3-4 Swimming Club 1-2-3-4 Band 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 MARILYN BIBLER Sunshine G. A. A. 1-2 Y-Teen Z-3-4 Spanish Club l-2 Typing Club SENIOR DIRECTORY BEVERLY BILLOW Bev Y-Teen 2-3-4 Latin Club l-2 G. A. A. 2-3 Prom Committee 3 Typing Club 3-4 Dramatics Club 3 LLOYD BISCHOFF Butter F Club 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 DOROTHY BOWER Dot Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 F. H. S. 4 MARY LOU BOWERSOX Lulu Typing Club Ir. Class Play 3 MARY ANNE BOYER Molly Chatter Stat! 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Student Council 2-3 Dramatics Club 3 Debate l Ir. Class Play 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Thespian 3-4 Latin Club l-2 EDWARD BREYMAN Ed Football l-2-3 Basketball l-2-3 Latin Club l-2 Prom Committee 3 NORMA BROKATE Bro Typing Club 3 A Cappella Choir 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 Dramatics Club 3-4 LAURA BROWN Girls' Glee Club 1-2 A Cappella Club 3-4 Latin Club l MARY BRYANT Spanish Club l-2 French Club 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Orchestra 2 A Cappella Choir 4 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 From Committee Ir. Class Play 3 ANNA BUNDSCHUH Abbie Annual 4 Camera Club 3-4 Latin Club l Spanish Club 3-4 CAROLYN BUTMAN G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Latin Club l-2 French Club 3-4 Thespian 3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee DOLORES BYERS Do Do Spanish Club 4 IOYCE CARIS F. H. A. 3-4 ROBERT CHANEY Lon DOROTHY CLAWSON Dot Latin Club l-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 MARION CLAWSON Pete Dramatics II ROSE CLUCKER Rosie Dramatics 3 Ir. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 RICHARD CONLEY Dick Ir. Class Play 3 Assembly Committee 4 Hi-Y 2-3 Thespian 3-4 Latin Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Class President 3-4 IEAN COOK Queenie Thespian Latin Club l-2 French Club 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 G. A. A. l-2-3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Swimming Club l Annual 4 Chatter 3-4 LORETTA CORRELL RICHARD COTTIER Dick Hi-Y CAROLYN CROOKS Cookie Typing Club 3 G. A. A. 4 Annual 4 PAULA CULBERT Latin Club l-Z Spanish Club 3-4 F. T. A. 4 Annual 4 Chatter 3-4 Camera Club 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 NANCY DAFFRON Datty Ensemble 4 A Cappella Choir 4 PATRICIA DARR Kay Typing Club 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 RICHARD DARR Rich Football 1-2-3-4 F Club 4 Sr. Class Treasurer 4 Latin Club 1-2 PHYLLIS DECKER Phyl Latin Club 1-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Girls' Glee Clubul-2 A Cappella Choir 3-4 F. T. A. 4 A Prom Committee 3 MARTHA DIPPEL Mart Y-Teen 2-3-4 A Cappella Choir 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Ir. Class Play 3 Dramatics Club 3 DONNA LEE DORR Bi1lie G. A. A. l-2-3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Camera Club 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 ORVAL EARHART Buzz ROBERT EVERETT Prom Committee 3 Intramurals 3-4 F. F. A. 2-3 DON FAIRALL Fritz Hi-Y 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Ir. Class Play 3 BILL FARVER Little Caesar F Club 3-4 Football l-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Track 3-4 L . ROBERT FERGUSON Gus A Cappella Choir 2 ' Prom Committee 3 Ir. Class Play 3 NEAL FLICKINGER Flick Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Latin Club 1-2 MARIORIE FOSTER Monnie Girls' Glee Club l G. A. A. l-2-3-4 F. H. A. 2-3-4 Swimming Club l-2-3 Prom Committee 3 Ir. Class Play 3 Annual 4 EILEEN FOUGHT Leanie Girls' Glee Club 1 F. H. A. 2-3-4 Spanish Club 3 Typing Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Ir. Class Play 3 Annual 4 DONNA FRANTZ Donnie Y-Teen 2-3-4 Spanish Club 3 Typing Club 3 Prom Committee 3 Ir. Clas Play 3 ELLA MAE FRAZIER Bubbles A Cappella Choir 3-4 Girls' Glee Club l-Z Latin Club 1 Typing Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Girls' Ensemble 4 SALLY SUE FRAZIER MARTHA ROTHACKER FREY Y-Teen 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Ir. Class Play 3 Spanish Club 2-3 Latin 1-2 G. A. A. 1-2-3 Chatter 3 TEX FREY Latin Club l-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Football l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 3-4 F Club 3-4 IACK GALBRAITH Ir. Class Play 3 Instructor in Sr. Gym Class 4 MARY LOU GARLAND Spanish Club 3-4 Latin Club l-2 Thespian 3-4 Chatter 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Ir. Clas Play 3 Typing Club nLOuu Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 Band l-2-3-4 MARY GIBBS Latin Club 1-2 Camera Club 3-4 F. H. A. 4 Prorn Committee 3 Office Assistant 1-2-3-4 F. T. A. 4 ROBERT GOOCH Bob Ir. Trades Award KURT GOTTSCHALK Spanish Club 3-4 Orchestra Speech Camera Club 3-4 National Forensic League Latin Club 1-2 V Annual 4 NOLAN GROSS F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 RALPH GRUBS Grubby F Club 3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1 Prom Committee JANET GRUNDY Jen Typing Club 3 Prom Committee 3 LILA I-IAAS Burnt Cookie Library Stati 1 Y-Teen 2-3-4 A Cappella Choir 2-3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 MARY HALBEISEN F. H. A. 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 PHYLLIS HASSELBACH F. H. A. 2-3-4 JENNIE LOU HEFLINGER Dizzy Spanish Club 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 G. A. A. 1-2 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 ROBERT HEID Bob Latin Club l-2 F Club 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball Manager 3-4 Student Council 4 RUTH ANN HERR Ruthie Spanish Club 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Jr. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 IO ANN HERRING Jo Latin Club I-2 French Club 3-4 G. A. A. 3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Annual 4 Prom Chairman 3 Girls' Glee Club 1 Student Council 3 JOAN HESSELBART Jamie A Cappella Choir French Club 2 MARION HOLDER Mitzi Spanish Club 1-2 G. A. A. l-2 Camera Club 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Typing Club 3 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 GERTRUDE HOOSER Gert F. T. A. 4 Latin Club l-Z Spanish Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 JACQUELINE HOWEY Iackie G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. 2-3-4 CAROL HUDSON George Latin Club l-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Thespian 3-4 Y-Teen 2 Chatter 3-4 Jr. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 F. T. A. 4 Girls' Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2-3-4 DON HULKA Hake Basketball 1-2-3-4 F Club 3-4 38 SENIOR DIRECTORY PAT HUNTZIN GER GeGrge Y-Teen 2-3 Chatter 3-4 Thespian 3-4 Jr. Class Play 3 F. T. A. 4 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Annual 4 Latin Club 1-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Girls' Glee Club l ALBERTA HUSS Bertie Y-Teen 2-3-4 G. A. A. 1 Ir. Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 DICK IAcKsoN Football Manager 2-3-4 F Club 4 Track 3-4 Intramurals 3-4 MARY JANKOWIAK Jan JAMES JENNINGS Mouse Spanish Club 3-4 Student Council 4 Football Z Tennis 1-2-4 Boys' Glee Club 3-4 Intramurals 2-3-4 Swimming Instnictor 4 Prom Committee 3 RICHARD JOSEPH Fat Football Manager 3-4 F Club 4 Football l-2 Prom Committee ROBERT KAISER A Cappella Choir 3-4 KENNETH KARDATZKE Ken Track 2-3-4 Football 3-4 F Club 4 F. F. A. I-2 RAYE JUNE KIRBY Junie Girls' Glee Club 1-3 A Cappella Choir 4 Ensemble 4 MARY ANN KLOS Klosy Spanish Club 1-2 Typing Club 3 Annual Editor 4 Chatter 3-4 Jr. Class Play 3 Girls' Glee Club I Prom Committee 3 DICK KOVALESKI Cobb Track 3-4 Intramurals 3-4 Shop Foreman 4 SHIRLEY KRAMER George Swimming Club l-Z-3 F. H. A. 4 LESTER KREILICK Les MAXINE KREILICK Max F. H. A. 4 ROSE KUTZLI Rosie FRED LAFFERTY Football 1 Swimming 2-3 Tennis 3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 F Club 4 Camera Club 3 Student Council 2-3-4 French 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Chatter 3-4 Science Club 3-4 ARTHUR LAGROU Art Prom Committee 3 Intramurals BURDELL LAMALIE Bud Prom Committee 3 ADALENE LAUB Atch G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Camera Club l-2-3-4 Jr. Class Play 3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 French Club 3-4 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Student Council 1 Science Club 1-2-3-4 EILEEN LAWRENCE Lawrencie A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 RITA LEHMAN Reet Latin Club l-2 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Chatter 3 Prom Committee 3 MARILYN LEIBOLD Leeb F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 GEORGIA LIEBER Lieb G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 French Club 3-4 Dramatics Club 4 Prom Committee 3 IUANITA LINTON Shorty Girls' Glee Club 3-4 F. H. A. 3-4 PHYLLIS LIPPERT Phil Spanish Club 3-4 DONNA McCORMICK Mickey Y-Teen 2-3-4 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Typing Club 3 Band 1-2-3-4 AUDREY MCGRADY Audie Camera Club 3-4 Y-Teen I-2 Chatter 3 Typing Club 3 Prom Committee 3 MARY LOU MCMULLEN Mac JUDY MANGAS Sproky F. H. A. 2-3-4 AGNES MARTIN F. H. A. 2-3-4 RUTH MEEK Y-Teen 3 Typing Club 3 SUSIE MICHAEL F. H. A. Z-3-4 Intramurals 3-4 MARTHA MICHAELS F. T. A. 4 Swimming Club l-2-3-4 Camera Club 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Annual 4 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 MARY JANE MICHLES Mimi Girls' Swim Club l-2 Band 1-2-3 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Orchestra Z-3 A Cappella Choir 4 Latin Club 1-2 Spanish Club 3 Jr. Class Play 3 ELWOOD MILLER Lighten Intramurals 4 KATHRYN MILLER Katie F. H. A. 4 Typing Club 3 Intramural 4 CALVIN MYLANDER De-ilatner Intramurals 4 Table Tennis 4 JENNY NAUSE Kitty Girls' Glee Club 4 F. H. A. 2-3 G. A. A. l WANDA NEELEY at-1, . yping u Camera Club 3-4 Chatter 4 Thespian 3-4 Annual 4 F. T. A. 4 Speech 4 GEORGIA NICKLOY Nurse Maid Band 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Annual 4 Latin Club l-2 F. T. A. 4 Girls' Glee Club 1 EDWIN NITSCHKE RUTH OESTREICH Latin Club 3 A Cappella Choir 4 Annual 4 F. T. A. 4 MARGARET OHMS Margie F. H. A. 2-3-4 LAMAR OVERMYER Pete F. F. A. Student Council Intramurals MARTIN OVERMYER Marty Intramurals 4 Spanish Club 4 JIM PENCE Hi-Y 2-3-4 Swimming Team I-2-3-4 Football 1 F Club 1-2-3-4 Earthquake 3-4 Student Council 3 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Latin Club l-2 GLENN POCOCK Poke F Club 3-4 Intramurals 2-3-4 Track I-Z-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Jr. Class Play 3 DON RAGEN Slim Band l-2 Ping Pong 3-4 Foul Shooting 4 Prom Committee- 3 A Cappella Choir 4 SALLY RAUCH Y-Teen 2-3-4 G. A. A. l-2 A Cappella Choir 3 Girls' Glee Club I ROSEMARY RAZZONI Rosie Spanish Club SALLY ANN REARDON Gov Y-Teen 2-3-4 G. A. A. 2-3-4 Earthquake 3-4 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Student Council l-4 Jr. Class Play 3 Debate 1 Latin Club l-2 French Club 3-4 Swimming Club I-2 Science Club 4 RICHARD REED Latin 1-2 F. F. A. 3 TED REINECK Butch Jr. Class Play 3 STANLEY RIDLEY Stan Football 2-3-4 Intramurals 4 Track 3-4 BONNIE ROGERS A Cappella Choir GEORGE ROHLEDER F Club 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Intramurals 4 Basketball 1-2-3 Track 3 PAT BOOKS Rooksie G. A. A. l-2-3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Girls' Glee Club 1-2 A Cappella Choir 3-4 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Student Council 1-2 Latin Club l-2 Spanish Club 3-4 F. T. A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Thespian 3-4 RUTH RUTAN Ruthie F. H. A. 2-3-4 Cafeteria 2-3-4 Library 3 Prom Committee 3 G. A. A. 1-2 MARGARET SCHELLKOPF Peggy Ir. Class Play 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Thespian 3-4 G. A. A. 3-4 Latin Club 1-Z F. T. A. 4 Prom Committee 3 I-IALDON SCHLEGEL GLORIA SCHMITZ Ginger Y-Teen 2-3-4 Annual 4 Chatter 3-4 G. A. A. 1-Z-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Latin Club 1-Z Girls' Glee Club l Prom Committee 3 Thespian 3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 MARILYN SCHNEIDER Dee Dee Y-Teen 3-4 G. A. A. 3-4 Typing Club 3 NANCY SCHNOOR Nana Prom Committee 3 Sr. Color Committee 4 F. T. A. 4 CHARLES SCHULTZ Dutch Swimming Team l Tennis 2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 DAVID SCHWARTZ Hi-Y 2 Thespians 3 Prom Committee 3 Ir. Class Play 3 KAY SELZER Helen Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Swimming Club 2-3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 A Cappella Choir 2-3 Spanish Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Typing Club 4 F. T. A. 4 TED SHAFER F Club Prom Committee 3 DICK SHAFFER Shaf Track l-2-3-4 F Club 3-4 Student Council 3 Basketball Coach 4 Prom Committee 3 SENIOR DIRECTORY I AN IS SHANNON Ianie Y-Teen 3-4 A Cappella Choir 3-4 Latin Club l-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Orchestra l-2-3 F. T. A. 4 Prom Committee 3 IERRY SHANNON Band l-2 Track 1-2-3-4 Football 3-4 Basketball Manager 2 F Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Orchestra 1-2 Ir. Class Play 3 NETTIE SHERMAN GRANT SHRIVER Prom Committee 3 A Cappella Choir 3-4 -3-4 MARIAN SIBBRELL Shorty Latin Club 1-2 IOAN SIMON Ionie Prom Committee 3 SAM SIMS Clumsy Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball l-Z-3-4 Track 3-4 F Club 3-4 Student Council 3-4 IOANNE MITTAN SLAYMAKER IO Y-Teen 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 G. A. A. 1-2 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Latin Club 1-2 MARY ANNE SLAYMAKER Slay Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2 G. A. A. l-2 Camera Club 3-4 Dramatics 3 Girls' Glee Club 2-3 DOLORES SMITH Lory F. H. A. 3-4 Prom Committee 3 GENE SMITH Hi-Y 4 Ir. Class Play Dramatics 3-4 Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 IIM SONDERGAARD AndY Band 1-2-3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Track Manager 3 Ir. Class Play 3 Latin Club 1-2 Prom Committee 3 DONNA SOULE STAN SOVINSKI Squeek Football 3-4 Track 3 RUTH SPRUNK Sprunkie Latin Club l-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Girls' Glee Club l-2 A Cappella Choir 3-4 Swimming Club l-2-3 Y-Teen 2-3-4 F. T. A. 4 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 BETTY ST. CLAIR Betts G. A. A. 1-2 Typing Club 3 COLLEEN STOLDT Tootie Band 1-2 Typing Club 3 Cafeteria 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 JIM STONER Smokey Hi-Y 2-3-4 Latin Club l-2 Thespian 3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 Student Council Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 Band I-2-3-4 HARRY STRAUCH Earthquake 3-4 Student Council 2 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Swimming Team l-Z-3 Tennis Team 3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 Camera Club 3-4 Track Manager 2 BILL SUHRER Bill Ir. Class Play 3 Dramatics Thespian 3-4 Prom Committee 3 SHIRLEY SULTZ Sultzie F. H. A. 3 Girls' Glee Club 1-2 A Cappella Choir 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 IOYCE SWANGER Peg Library Stait 2-3 Latin Club 2-3 FLORENCE SWARTZ Cafeteria 3-4 IEAN SWEDERSKY Swede WILBUR TEBBE Sleepy Bowling 2 Ping Pong 1 Indoor Baseball 1 Foul Shooting l WAYNE TRICK Tricky Band 1-2-3-4 IRENE VARGO Katrinka G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Cheerleader 2--3-4 Annual 4 Chatter 3-4 Ir. Class Play 3 Prom Committee MARILYN VOELZKE F. H. A. 4 KATE WAGGONER Camera Club 3-4 Y-Teen 3-4 Chatter 4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 CAROLINE WALKER Swimming Club 1-2-3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Spanish Club 3-4 Earthquake 3-4 G. A. A. l-2-3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Debate 1 Camera Clube 1-2-3-4 Chatter 3-4 Annual 4 Prom Committee 3 NANCY WASSERMAN Wassy Y-Teen 2-3-4 G. A. A. 2-3 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Girls' Glee Club 2-3 F. T. A. 4 Annual 4 Prom Committee- 3 KENNETH WEBB DONNA WEIKER Tiny F. H. A. 3-4 Swimming Club 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 ROSALYN WEICKERT Rosie Athletic Office 2-3-4 WALTER WEINHARDT Walt Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Track I-2-3-4 F Club 3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Student Council I-2-3 Latin Club I-2 N Prom Committee 3 DON WENSINGER Swimming Team l-2-3-4 Football Team 1-2 Cross Country 4 F Club 3-4 Student Council 4 Vice President 4 Track Team 2 Prom Committee 3 LAMAR WHYSONG Band 3-4 Cross Country l-2-4 Track I IOYCE WIEWANDT Toy Girls' Glee Club 1-2 A Cappella Choir 3-4 G. A. A. I-2-3-4 Y-Teen 2-3-4 Typing Club 4 Prom Committee 3 IOANNE WILLEY Pins Y-Teen 2-3-4 G. A. A. l-Z-3-4 Thespian 3-4 Swimming Club 2 Chatter 3-4 Student Council 3 Annual 4 Ir. Class Play 3 Latin Club 1-2 French Club 3-4 Prom Committee 3 BETTY WILLIAMS Boots Y-Teen 2-3-4 Typing Club 3 Prom Committee 3 TED WILLIAMSON Freck Ir. Class Play 3 Swimming Instructor 4 Prom Committee 3 Dramatics Club 3 SALLY WHITE WILSON G. A. A. 1-2 Swimming Club 1-2 Girls' Glee Club 1-2 A Cappella Choir 3-4 Prom Committee 3 RICHARD WILT IOAN WINTERS F. H. A. 4 Girls' Glee Club l A Cappella Choir Spanish Club 2 Prom Committee 3 HENRY WOOD Hank Annual 4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Camera Club 3-4 Tennis 3 Latin Club 3-4 Swimming Instructor 4 Prom Committee 3 ILA IEAN WOODRUFF lla Goo-Goo F. H. A. 3-4 Girls' Glee Club 4 ' MARIORIE ZICKEFOOSE Zickie Girls' Glee Club l-2 A Cappella Choir 3-4 IOAN ZWEILY Ioanie Y-Teen 3-4 Latin Club 2-3 Typing Club 3-4 39 PRESS NOTICES OF 1947-48 SEPTEMBER , ' 8 Summer vacation is over and school started today. 12 Won our first football game against Dover 33 to l3. 19 Game with Ashland. Won-20-6. William Hacker Assembly-fpianol. 26 We traveled to Fostoria to win again 19-0. OCTOBER Findlay Football Game ended in our favor. It was Homecoming night with a Iunior dance after the game. Won the Sandusky Football Game. This is getting to be a habit but a good one. Played at Tiffin, the game ending in our favor. Regional F.H.A. Meeting. Bowling Green game followed by a Hi-Y dance. Had our first and only defeat handed us by Elyria tonight. Score 39-7. NOVEMBER Won Toledo Scott game 27-0. Armistice Day vacation. We played our last game at Marion coming back with the high score: l3-7. Iuniors presented Life of the Party. Second night for the play. Nice work, Iuniors. DECEMBER Won our first basketball game with Toledo Sott to- night: 55-23. Played an exciting game at Port Clinton and won 46-45. Lost our first game to Toledo Woodward 33-43. Garrel Hazard Assembly Cartistl. Had the Senior Party tonight. A big success! There was an exhibition swimming meet with Bowling Green University Freshman. Beat Fostoria again 40-39. A Capella Choir sang at St. Mark Church. Annual Football Banquet was tonight. We beat our local rivals, St. Ioe's, tonight. Iunior dramatics class gave a Christmas play in an assembly today. Tiffin basketball game. Our favor 43-40. Music department presented a Christmas assembly which put us in the Christmas mood. Christmas vacation begins today. Hoorah! IAN UARY Lost to a strong team from Findlay tonight 27-58. Christmas vacation ends. Elyria game ended in our favor 54-50. Swimming meet with Toledo DeVilbiss tonight and we won. Won another close game with Norwalk 50-49. The game was followed by a Cheerleaders dance. We ended the Massillon swimming meet at the top of of a 50-16 score. Won the swimming meet with Sandusky, too. Bowling Green basketball game tonight. Our favor. Lost another game with Mansfield 43-60. Won the swimming meet at Adrian, Michigan, 52-32. Lost to Fostoria. The game followed by a Iunior dance. Another one point margin in our favor with Bellevue 59-58. Y-Teen and the Hi-Y had a joint assembly with speeches by their members. Wallopped Tiffin tonight 48-39. FEBRUARY 3 Had a dance band assembly today which contained plenty of rhythm. 6 Lost again to Findlay tonight 34-62. 5 BQ oST0BlANa9- W Y ARTS' 4045561 BUG AX,lf7et2- Qngilfihtntfxied iiraflcneflgingggf tazttlerdlxls in 5 ot an REO?-5azxmflnifssngetealuna Festa: liyslnfiisgrrigyi-! Lime Glihe Bossmaf hall . es! me . mst! gi . -hex: my evquaf Science Students Enter Talent Contest Ten seniors participated in the Westinghouse Science Search, Completing all requisites for en- trance in the project by taking the test, Friday, December 12, In addition to taking the test, these stuf' ts also wrote a thou- aner on a scientific Life Before cial LXTILE' QCOUNTEB Rossmen Roll To Fifth Straight Win .An ufwrganized crew of Little giants slipped past a weak San- usky eleven, 13 to O. Althou h the Rossmen added up 3 net gin of 320 yards and held Sandusky fo 66 yards. they didnt look nke the team that beat Findlay The first touchdown caxne on a geautiful 35 yard sprint by Johnny uxter' The 78 yard drive started 07 fhe ROSS 22 with yardage beir diyipled evenly between the ba men. Sims kick for the Omf Split the upri- the half-time scoi ie third period th fi 55 yards ff-- E the game. drive 1-- ,.. Pa, .. , G-lven Tunic.,-S Q E St0fYNov. Timely Unde 1' th . . nogen 9 dire f- mer ffofsyth afnff' of Miss ' e Jun K. -if come ,Y U 101- Class Randall . Th . Dr fc ions aeullife of thi-felgted md A dieng-es on Nrar- ri W1 th PRESS NOTICES OF 1947-48 7 Came in 4th in the Bowling Green Swimming relays. 9 First in a series of assemblies sponsored by the Fre- mont Rotary Club featuring speakers with talks on for- eign countries and world problems.. I0 Y-'I' een Mother and Daughter annual banquet was held tonight at the Methodist Church. 13 Lost the basketball game to Sandusky tonight 48-56. There was no school today because of sleet. Are we complaining? 16 Another in the series of Rotary assemblies. 20 Lost our first swimming meet to Canton McKinley. Also lost a game to Bowling Green. Combined concert band and the annual magazine drive assembly. 23 Rotary assembly. 27 F.F.A. assembly. Something new! Played our last scheduled basketball game and beat Defiance 52-34. 28 Won the district swimming meet with 50 points. MARCH I Last of the Rotary assemblies with a speaker from the Orient. 2 F.H.A. Mother and Daughter banquet. 3 Our first basketball tournament game played at San- dusky. We played Norwalk and won with a score of 42-39. 4 Nevin and Company assembly Cmagiciansl. 6 Lost second tournament game to Ashland 37-50. 1 7 Placed third in the state swimming meet. Fine work. boys! 9 Sophomore assembly. Good work, students, even if you did slam the seniors. I3 G.A.A. Play Day. 24 Easter assembly presented by the music and vocal departments. 25 Seniors took a trip to the Mansfield Industrial School. Easter vacation starts. 30 Easter vacation ends. APRIL 2 Student Council dance. Lots of fun! 6 F.H.A. Charm, personality. and character movies. Plenty of good points. 8 G.A.A. assembly. Keep up the good work girls. 16 The F-Club sponsored a dance. Band festival at Findlay. Iuniors had their assembly. 21 Pan-American assembly presented by the Spanish classes. 27 Ohio Bell Telephone assembly. 30 Vocal festival was at Ross. MAY 4 Travel and art assembly presented by Roeland Van Cavel. 6 First night of the senior class play, Dear Ruth. 7 Hi-Y dance and banquet. Second performance of the senior play. Swell acting. gang! 10 Daubel spelling contest. 14 D.A.R.. assembly for the lunior High. 21 Recognition assembly. 28 Senior Class Day. Senior assembly. As always a swell assembly. 30 Baccalaureate. 31 Prom IUNE 4 Commencement. W K- W, I 5 Q. X -' 51L:-fQ?f-u-s-'-:,,p,,-.,.- ,HM , X , ., Q k -,, A A ...N .K .-., , .. -, . A 'f - , - A --f-- W...-rv.. V' V ' .f -, ' P .P Q f ff. ' -if ik' 43? . -ff 1, ,Lag ., . - 4- . 4 , -,.-1, 1 ,. x -ZMLQ4. h U VA Q.: F . L, gpg 13- -V ,1 , A 4,3 -, .ivpv gl-.Lg -.-fm. ..,., ,,, I ,..X-- Q .- -- -,, ...hi ' .f- ' - ' .7 ff- Q A-. , 1 , ft ,- ,' .uf - i--Q 15- , if ,., -V'-.-. ' ' '- ' '--f-.Q -,' twf.. 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The underclassmen of our V4 sf-ASVB--45? , V?iV,.,3.jVg.V,V?ViNg V V V V V - - V- - V'.V:2f2af-'fa d --'F-V school have partlclpated In many actlvltles and wltn V,5i!lEf,VV-VVs.,3,-g,,VV- Mig V --.g f ,VVVV . . . V ffl-'- ' ff' V ' Q V 1 it- '-15-V,Vifc'-T-sf-ft ' thelr lncreasmg knowledge they help to make Ross Hugh wg?-gu i' VV. L-T.- . ' '.-I-liar.:-1. V f- V' 1:-.-ag-'Yea a better school. -L55-f.J,VEfV'V fl-Q, - 'Vp . 1 'V 4 --- -V-f' -ff' ' 211. V'-K::VsflV 51 From our underclassmen wall come the future V . . .V J . V - ' V ----N gV'V??:l' -'-'E-F fli.:---' ' V V ffm'- 4 dramatusts, athletes, Journansts, scholars, debaters and V,-fwV5,Vj5V-:a9:g,V.LF4,- - Vw -..fl-VVV 3-y,V5iV,VV?5: V . V--5 -L, ,V ,'::V- -Vfe.l:efie,:'-WV --VV- V - .V , f ical students of Ross H1 h. ' V V- --P :QT V' V, .- yp at Vaervgagffqgi-V V' V ,..V.Vf' Q.. V-fe .QV :Vg .-1--5' VV :Da-:EV V - ' V ,- N. - 'Eff 'JV - VA- -- V, ,V ' --V-- V---- -V VV V- VVV VVV-VV VV - V VV V. ,, l-15'1 .Q , 1i V - N -V ' Vgr , V f Vw-'g 1 ' V-.iV V::.w-V-v-VffffQV-- -are- iffV5-Lffrif:+V-ff-V as-ff-riegifffrz --VV V- - - 4- -VV Paxil ' ffl 5 l, Vifzf'4121-I4-'fffV-21-55-:iQfe'Q':1'V'gifs'ffj1:3ffT'-f ?f5f'ff?11.'fQV Q ' - ' V i a '- -f' V:I:2 +V-V'VV- - -V -V ' ' ' ' ,Q ' V V ...V -7f'f'r f-1'j1'VE'- -ffggg -f? A','f QV3EZ2? ' ij-ff'iVV VV, f 'lVifZf1' A V V VV TV V , . V2L'-' ' ' 2 -:--if 1 - deff , 24-fu-,1-'f.,7 g '- ' V L' ,g'5gI1g,V.T - ', '7 5'i' ff 1TV2.. , ' , .- . ssf.V,-EJ' .. V . xl- - V '-f ?'.V-Vf 1,-gui V. V 'r' -- VQV V .V..V,LVVVVVV,- ,V,,:VVVVQV-g-V. MSR - A V?- V: 4ZjVV,.VVV,g:V2ZVS25VV,QVVVVlVVVVV?V?L. Jil- fi: ..f,,V!VV,.,V,VVV VVV VV .L-V V VV VVVV.V,1iML,gVVV-V1,Vgg--'F V1-r'3i , 5P':?gfV 15' .:. wr gV,,.V:.Vz5:l- :eg-f 4.--.,. V.,V1.e--Q.'?'C5-V': ' '--' fl ' 4 IUNIOB CLASS OFFICERS Don Smith . . . . . . Vice President Lucy Curtin ..,. ..... S ecretary Norma Sampsel . . . . Treasurer Dick Longanloach . . . . . President W. --- ei.-. as W-ggi A M ...til Q' ld We I 'l '- l lr 4 . l W' U' 9 A' . I - , ,ld ww. we-2, 'f-w-mm . , i 'S' geiii, ss U ,, new :fame aiwksaf-first: I 'X ' w 3'?':GQ'fM!29 ww - t pg qfi, My 1 f 535 1 ,.-Q -19 5 If . , 'S in si 'iii .lv 4 ffm fr '1'fg f:-- l we Sr' f 5. L as l i ig' 55: '45 :Efirifff ' My .lf .. yan g 1 N-J A -r IUNIORS Row 1-Kay Allen, Lola Amor, Betty Andrews, Lucy Anspach, Shirley Arthur. Row 2-Betty Atwater, Beverly Atwater, Ruth Aufderheide, Alice Babione, Don Baker. Row 3-Sue Ball, Wilma Barr, Catherine Bate- sole, Robert Beck, Robert Beeker. Row 4-Donna Bellinger, Don Beier, Glenn Bern- er, Shirley Bowersox, Nlahlon Bradford. Row 5-Eleanor Broske, Kathy Brugger, Ed Buc- zek, Dick Chestnutwood, Bob Clark. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row IUNIORS 1-Jim Clark, Doris Clookie, Norman Copper- man, Paul Crooks, Jeannine Curlis. 2-Bill Daffron, Ken Damschroder, Nancy Deno, Betty Derry, Mary Ann Deters. 3-lVlarilyn De Vries, Jackie Dibling, lVlar- ,garet Dicker, Betty Dideon, Lou Ann Diebert. 4-Dale Druckenmiller, Lunetta Drucken- miller, Billie Eckhardt, LeRoy Elders, Lois Fahle. 5-Gloria Findley, Jack Foster, Dale Fought, Donna Fought, Donnie Friar. 6-Nlary Frantz, Gene Geib, Roger Gerwin, Juanita Gibbs, Louise Gillmore. 7-Beulah Gilson, Dick Gloer, Ed Golamb, Bob Graham, Beulah Green. 8-Jerry Gruver, Eddie Guyer, Joan Hal- beisen, Don Harlan, Betty Heabler. 9-Owen Heflinger, Joyce Heileman, Sylvia Hendricks, lVlary Henkel, Phyllis Hetrick. 10-Dolores Hilton, Rosemarie Hinson, Merle Hirt, Helen Hofelich, Jack Howard. Rovv Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row IU N IORS 1-Joan Houghtaling, Donna Hummel, Bill Johnson, Dale Johnson, Wilbur Johnson. -Nlary Lou Keating, Dave Keck, Ruth Keck, Paul Kehn, Virginia Keckler. I -Eugenia liennedyiiiffheresa Klausz, Bur- dette Kiser, Gloria Koebel, Walter Kraak. -Barbara Kramer, Frank Kwiatkowski, Bob Lamalie, Evelyn Lance, Harold Lantz. 5-Nelson Lindsay, Jack Little, Jack Lom- bard, Dick Longanbach, Dolores Nliller. 6-Jack Love, Betty IVIcFadden, Stanley lVlc- Nelly, Charles Meek, Bonnie Nlessinger. 7-Louise Nlessinger, Catherine Miarer, Dan Michaels, Carol Nliller, Dick lVlilIer. 8-Nancy llllitchler, Don Illloll, Paul Nlinich, Wayne Nesbitt, Joanne Newbould. 9-Ed Nighswander, Helen Nitschke, Larry Nord, Gene Notestine, Norm Obermeyer. 10-Catherine Ann 0'Farrell, Charles 0'Neil, Jacqueline Otermat, Dick Pratt, Larry Price. Row Row Row Row IUNIORS 1-Edna IVlae Rathfelder, George Rathfelder, Gloria Raifsnyder, Geraldine Raths, Jim Restle. 2-Betty Reynolds, Betty Jane Riffle, Ed Rohr, Kenneth Root, Jim Rothenberg. 434, 3-Jane Rodenhauser, Norma Sampsel, lVlar- garet Schatt, Lowell Scheuer, Leland Schwochow. it-5' 4--Dan Secrist, Steve Serfozo, Dick Sherer, Lela IVlae Shockley, Lois Smetzler. Row .5-Bob Smith, Pat Smith, Bob Smith, Peggy Row Row Row Row Row Smith, Wanda Smith. 6-Joyce Sting, Don Sting, Ronald Sting, Jeanne Swartz, David Swartzlander. 7-Nancy Trehan, Robert Trehan, Donna Thompson, Jean Trick, Shirley Trueman. 8-Elise Truesdale, Joan Unsinger, Patty Voth, Marjorie Waugh, Jeanne Walters. Elizabeth Warner Wa ne Wi htman Lee 9- , y 9 , Williams, Paul Woner, Ward Young. 10-George Younker, Norb Zientz, Gwen Zilles, Paul Zilles. SOPHOMORE Helen Cottier ..., CLASS Mr. Jack Stierwalt . . , Dick Stoner ..... Don Nauftulin . . OFFICERS . . , . Treasurer Advisor Vice President . . . s President ., v,,. , .5 A fe J gi 1 3 4 miie h SOPHOMORES Row 1-Roxy Adelson, Dick Amor, Peg Andecover, John Anspach, Rod- ney Alford, Louis Apell. Row 2-Marilyn Arnold, Tom Ash, Archie Auxter, Sue Bahnsen, Bill Baker, Don Baker. Row 3-Mary Jo Barber, Virginia Barn- lieiser, Shirley Barr, George Batie, Beverly Baumann, Jake Baumann. Row 4-Bill Beach, Helen Beal, Kermit Bender, Dixie Berryman, Dick Blevens, Mary Bliss. Row 5-Catherine Bloom, Don Bloom, Row 6 Rovv 7 Donna Bolen, Bob Boucher, keith Bowersox, Myrna Bren- nen. -Evelyn Buehler, Margie Bueh- ler, Beatrice Bundschuh, Bruce Burdick, Phyllis Byers, Roni Carnicom. -Ruth Carnicom, Don Carper, Carol Clapp, Marjorie Clookie, Harry Comesky, Catherine Cool- ey. tk A , . SOPHOMORES V1 .F , . ,.g, ,.:2 V P ,.:, .,Q:AV.A.. - Q., 3, o r Row 1-Jim Conley, Helen Cottier, Betty Cutcher, 4' lllzn J llzb 'A Janet Damschroder, Karen Darr. ?lf1..KLj'fH l T . -QQ v Sf . - Row 2-Donna Deck, Thelma Decker, Bill Deters, ,,,, i J D ' R Druckenmiller. anet ockery, ay 1018 , , X ,.,, .. , v , ,.. , r. -1 ,f Row 3-Vyola Dumbroff, Kathleen Durdel, Bob Durnwald, Judy Duseberg, Ralph Engle. Row 4-Janice Engler, Ken Ernsberger, Mary Fisher, June Foster, Lois Fought. Row 5-Ruth Fought, Dick Frampton, Pat Franks, Mattie Frazier, Joyce Fredericks. Row 6-Toady Frey, Jeanne Friar, Burdell Fritz, Tom Garvin, Betty Geary. Row 7-Irene Geldin, Shirley Genson, Gloria Gey- man, Darlene Grabenstetter, Betty Green. Row 8-Joan Gressman, Onnalee Haas, Jean Hal- beisen, Alice Hausman, John Harman. Row 9-Nlarjorie Harter, Rex Henry, Jean Het- rick, Evelyn Hirt, Phyllis Hoy. Row 10-lVIary Anne Hunsinger, Karol Hummel, Jerry Hunt, Ella Rose Iler, Jim Jones. 'Q . ,wid J 1 ikx J ww ff mill , J if VW, , , 'P Q Q, ::' 3 I 'wi SOPHOMORES Row 1-lVladaIyn Jones, Ellen Kardatzke Ann Karlovetz, Marlene Kelsey, Kellogg. Row 2-Betty King, Lamar King, Shirley Row 3-Tom Row 4-Bob Row 5- bourough, Charlene Krugh, Anna Lauer. Barb Lesher, Larry Leiber. , Mary Dean Kings- lVlarie Lee, Nancy Liebold, Leon Leiser, Livengood, Lois Logan, LeRoy lVlail- lard, Barbara Nlartin, Dick Nlathews. Billy NlcGrady, Eloise NlcGilton, Ellen lVlcKinney, Dick lllleek, Bill Nlenkhoff. Row 6-Henrietta lvlichaels, Betty Nliller, Row 7- Row 8- Row 9- Row 10 lVliller, Dan lVliller, Doris Miller. ton, Joyce Nickel, Don Nauftulin. reich, Jack Paden, Paul Pickard. ers, Elizabeth Root, Robert Root. Chuck Nancy IVliller, Rita llllollinger, Pat Naugh- Patsy Nickloy, Bud Nord, Charles Oest- Eolna Reeves, Nlarilyn Rhoda, Karl Rog- -Lon Rosenberger, Sonny Saxer, Rita Scheuer, Florene Semer, Patsy Sewell. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Rovv Row Row SOPHOMORES 1-Dorothy Shatzer, Donna Sheely, Jim Sherer, Dick Sherman, Hosea Sims. 2-Phil Slaymaker, Lamar Sloan, Bill Smith, Donna Smith, Doreen Smith. 3-Jack Smith, Marlene Smith, Molly Smith, Sally Smith, Lynette Soule. 4-Florence Stahl, Ed Stetzel, Douglas Stodt, Dick Stoner, Raymond Stout. 5-Roger Stout, Helen Stull, Dennis Suter, Charlene Taborn, Hampton Tener. 6-Queen Tiller, Joan Timpe, Bill Titsworth, Joyce Trick, Barbara Tucker, Wayne Tuckerman. 3 7--Dave Turner, Evelyn Waitman, Clyde Walters, Curtis Walters, Evelyn Walters, Jane Walters. 8-Richard Walters, Charles Wammes, Helene Waugh, Earl Wetzel, Marilyn Wheeler, Virginia Wheeler, 9-Ronnie Whisler, Donna White, Martha White, Richard White, John Wolfe, Shir- ley Wolfe. 10-Amy Wood, Pat Yoha, Betty Yontz, Bill Zartman, Georgia Zimmerman, Nan- cy Zilles. . . fsesrrz x. :., ' , -' . . -.::?EEE.2E - . if is FBESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Stamm Dana Dunmyer IVIr. Clayton Tooley .,.. ....,., A dvisor i l , , . . . . . . Secretary ....Treasurer Betty Berkheimer .... Vice President Kenneth Wolf ..... .,.., P resident .... -17.-.,...-- ...,....,... . t ,,., ..,. . . y ,K y iv 5 , A V if V Q I 9 .. . A 1..- , Ili' time niii eirrnr ' eirr , qqbv llbl . . llql -33. f. qlbqb, . , ,X 1.. . ,.,,..: 1 k I rr e l ,A 1 A 3 :mr I .Qi ' I... A .1 :K fi .. ,, , :L f-if., 1 V V :A J .. 3 . . Z , in .. ga. Ab , k 5 . 4 , . .. .,,.,. . -. 1 y 1 , .v -W ret, if - .31 ,..,., g. iii K ,rf ,, 5 E vm 'rr' -+' ' ' A V .M V fs., X , Gnarls A l Z I l 52 Row Row Row 1 2 3 l FRESHMAN -John Allen, Bud Anderson, Bar- bara Arend, Oliver Auxter, Herb Bader, Colleen Barnett. -Waiter Barr, Rosalyn Bartlett, Jerry Batesole, Marianne Baum- er, Marcia Beach, Janet Beau- drie. -Eileen Beeker, Betty Beeler, John Bender, Betty Berkheimer, Glenn Binkley, lVlarilyn Bliss. Row 4-Phyllis Bodi, Donald Bolen, Carl Row Row Row 5 6 Boonie, Jim Bounds, Patsy Bowersox, Barbara Bowlus. -Gene Bradford, Shirley Broske, Ned Brown, Joyce Buehler, Tom Claar, Bertha lVlae Cloud. -Barbara Collins, Jim Colvin, Nancy Cook, Nlary Coon, Joan Cooper, Pat Conners. 7-Bill Corbin, Ida Crigger, Dick Cunningham, Bonnie Curless, Barbara Dick, Donald Dick. : ...'- is g V 1, my 555. :.,.g:55g:-:- 5' W FRESHMAN Row 1-Carol Doren, Leila Draves, Cloyce Druck- enmiller, John Druckenmiller, Dana Dun- myer, Row 2-Ray Dymond, Ken Engler, lVlarilyn Far- ver, Richard Faunce, Barbara Filson. Row 3-Pat Fog, Barbara Forgerson, Mary Ann Fought, Clarence Frampton, Sam Frank. Row 4-Nancy Fredericks, Joannie Galbraith, Les- ter Gallatin, Eurdett Gibbs, Gladys Gill- more. Row 5-Charles Glover, Florence Glover, Sophia Golamb, Edna Reeves, Geraldine Gries. Row 6-Bob Harkey, Eric Haskin, Jim Hathaway, Dave Haubert, Harold Havens. Row 7-John Heileman, Talitha Heimlick, Tom Held, Anna Henry, Eugene Henry. Row 8-Wilma Henry, Roy Hofman, Jim Hoff- man, Dick Houghtaling, Janet Howey. Row 9-Don Huffman, Georgia Hunt, Joyce Jen- nings, Ronald Johnson, La lVlar Kane. Row 10-Russell Keller, Ruby Kidd, Joe Kindred, Tom Kinsel, Donna Klinck. 53 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l, Row FRESHMAN 1-Catherine Klisz, Nancy Kreilick, Phyllis La Follette, Betty Lamalie, Janet Lance. 2-Lancy Lau, Ilflary Lowley, Dick Lee, Jim Lee, Pauline Lee. 3-Charlotte Little, Charlotte Long, John Logan, Betty Longyshore, Jim lVlainzer. 4-Bob lVlarkley, llllarion Nlarsh, Jim Nlar- tin, Violet llllartin, Iola lVlcCloy. 5-Shirley lVlcKay, Nlarlene Leaser, Marilyn lVliarer, lvlary Nlichaels, Jackie Overmyer. 6-Henry Overmyer, Gladon Otermat, Eve- lyn Ohms, Joyce Nitschke, Harold Nit- schke, 7-lVlerle Nickel, lla Nlae Neason, Bonnie lVlyers, Euliana IVloore, Elizabeth llllinich. 8-Virginia Nliller, Janet IVlielke, Wanda IVlichaels, Joyce Polter, Larry Richter. 9-Nlary Pratt, Jeanette Phillips, Larry Pet- erson, Leanelle Perry, Ed Pendleton. 10-Pat Parish, Eleanor Roe, Ed Rollins, lVlaralyn Rosenbush, Margaret Roth- acker. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row i Row FRESHMAN 1-Nancy Routson, Maxine Russell, Maurice Rutan, Ed Sampsell, Glaydon Schaefer. 2-Barbara Schell, Mary Schmitz, Eugene Schwartz, Gerald Schwochow, Barbara Scott. 3-Ronny Siler, Floyd Slatter, Clifton Smith, Darrell Smith, LeRoy Smith. 4-Delberta Snyder, Shirley Snyder, Bob Sorg, Gerald Spaulding, Barbara Stamm. 5-Jim Stegman, Sydelle Stetzel, Junior Stine, Beverly Stotz, Donna Stull. 6-Ruth Stull, Verna Suhrbier, Janet Swartzlander, Bob Taylor, Bernice Tre- han. 7-Marlene Trick, Julia Ann Tritch, James Troike, Jo Ann Turner, Norma Voelzke. 8-Albert Waitman, Dick Walters, Char- lotte Watson, Georgianna Walton, Jim Weis. 9-Jim White, Madge Willer, Dick Willey, Jean Wilson, Art Wise. 10-Ken Wolfe, Bob Wurzel, Lee Zeitz, Dorothy Zilles, Milan Zyski. Row Row Row Row Row Rcw Row Row 8TH GRADE -fHerbert Ackley, Phyliis Albert, Shirley Albert, Joyce Albright, Ray Alford, Ronny Althoff, Jim Ameling, Carol Bartlett, Earl Batie, Marlene Baxter, Shirley Batty. -Norman Beck, Violet Beckley, Marilyn Belhmer, Myron Bender, Dave Berger, Bob Biggs, Gloria Bitson, Bob Bloom, Neal Bock, Bob Booze, Betty Booze. -Bucl Boucher, Paul Bowers, Jean Boyd, Irvin Bradshaw, Jerry Buck, Dick Burkett, Pat Burtch, Tom Byers, Dean Carper, Tom Chestnutwood, Bud Claar. 4-Frances Clark, John Cook, Sophia Custer, Jackie Dalzell, Eldin Davisson, Eugene De La Grange, Dick De Marr, Haldon Dodway, Jenet Dodway, Joanne Duty, Jane Dymond. 5-Mary Edwards, Dick Elliott, Don Ferguson, Bob Filson, Gene Fisher, Letitia Folk, Mary Fought, Rita Fought, Art Frank, Nancy Frank, Alvin Franks. 6-Jean Franks, Neal Frey, l.oretta Frithz, La Mar Garner, Lila Geary, Wilma Gelclin, Bob Gilbert, Dick Gooch, Bob Gray, Maxine Grundy, Don Gruver. -Paul Hergeshiemer, Dick Herr, Ronny Herring, Art Heslet, Bill Hetrick, June Hetrick, Marian Hetrick, Ruth Hetrick, Norma Holmer, Charles Hottinger, Sylia Huntzinger. -John Hush, Don Ickes, Andy Iler, Jackie Ireland, Nlarilyn Johns, Jerry Zeitz, Ted Kaiser, Howard Karle, Janet Karle, Lytle Keegan, Jack Kindred. .AA sa- . .... no n' f at 9 J 210' ,Q . .Q EM '-3 35-N I --W A if ...,: : E: A J., 'mi Q -Fl W.-V . :,.A 2 , .' 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' I N x 'eff' , lj. if I I V A ::g' .,.v .: . ,., ty ,Z ,VL Q, 5 3,7 I 4 , df ., X . , LAW Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1 2 3 5 8TH GRADE -Don King, Ken Kiser, Ted Kiser, Myron Kraak, Agnes Kramer, Elden Krawetzke, Bob LaFollette, Don Lagrow, Shirley LaVine, Pat Leasure, Naomi Leonard. -John Lewis, Don Linton, LaMar Long, Betty Lowe, Arlene Love, Jack Lucas, Janet Matthews, Pauline Meyers, Tom McCarthy, Dick McCloy, Sam McCollister. -Kitty McDonald, Floyd McKinney, Carl Michael, Carol Michles, Barbara Miller, Pat Miller, Don Minich, Dick Mitcler, John Mollinger, Georgianna Musson, Janet Nesbit. 4-Ken Newman, Carole Nitschke, Marvel Nitschke, Joyce Nofz, Sue Nord, Janet Oesterle, Arlene Ohms, Doris Olmstead, Jim Overmyer, Donna Pentleton. -Duane Pierce, Jerry Porczak, Haldon Price, Lonny Price, Helen Raifsneider, Charles Redfern, Tom Ridley, Ken Rimelspach, Ken Rosenberger, Frank Ruiz, Eileen Schell. 6-Bob Schmidt, Ronnie Schmitz, Richard Schmitz, Amy Schnieder, Dick Schoenfield, Jack Schroeder, Sylvia Sherman, Jeanne Shutt, Ruth Simon, Wayne Smith, Duane Snyder. 7-Blanch Sting, Mary Stull, Jerome Surratt, Diane Suter, Delores Thompson, Margaret Titsworth, Wanda Tucker- man, Mary Wadsworth, Margaret Waller, Sam Walters. 8-Sue Wetzel, Marjorie Weaver, George Willer, Sonny Williamson, Bud Winkle, Janet Wise, Larry Wright, Sylvia Youngl ,,,, V 2 , Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 7TH GRADE -Harold Albert, Sharon Anderson, Norma Anspach, Marilyn Arndt, Jim Arnold, Earl Ashberger, Ila Jean Auxter, Audrey Bame, Sue Bates, Jack Batesole, Lowell Batie. -Lucy Baumann, Jim Bennison, Alvin Bernet, Dean Bernet, Ruth Berger, Charles Birch, Janet Bliss, Lowell Bloom, Margaret Booze, Nancy Buehler, Dianna Burner. -Bob Carnicom, David Cherry, Bill Clawson, Don Clawson, Jenny Cole, Susanne Coleman, Don Comesky, Phyllis Coon, Carol Corbin, Darylene Crigger, Gary Cunningham. -Mary Decker, Dick Dlcker, Lillian Dicky, Don Eckhardt, Anna Fador, Bill Faunce, Barnara Fowler, Douglas Frazier, Nancy Gabel, Dick Garcia, Wayne Gardner. 5-Doris Geesey, Nancy Gerwin, Eleanor Gilbert, Tom Gillimor, Charles Gnepper, Janet Hack, Sharon Haff, Ruth Hemlick, Alberta Henry, Bertha Hensgen, Haldon Hetrick. -George Herschberger, Keith Hull, Larry Hunt, Sally Huntsinger, Alice Ibbotson, Sandra Ireland. Dave Jen- nings, Janet Johnson, Joanne Johnson, Ronny Karle, Lamar Karlovetz. ' -Bob Keck, Nancy Kessler, Joe Kieffer, Tom Kirsh, Jim Klopp, Patsy Klopp, Dick Koebel, Joyce Kohr, Nor- man Kraak, Valeria Kroh, Marilyn Lamalie. -Ruth Lambright, John Lau, Bonnie Little, Steve Little, Don Long, Bob Lucas, Joyce Martin, Jackie McKay, Kan Meek, Larry Menkhoff, David Meyer. I Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 7TH GRADE Clyde Michael, Douglas Michael, Phillip Michael, Mark Michles, Kent Miller, Irvin Mittan, Walter Montgomery, Barbara Myers. Betty lVlyers, Ken Myer. -Martha Naugle, Mary Naugle, Nancy Nieburger, Sandra Nickels, Albert Nitschke, Clifton Overmeyer, Ed Pet- cnke, Elaine Pratt, Evelyn Pratt, Alvin Rapp. 3-Duane Reed, Janice Reed, Pauline Riffle, John Roe, Ronny Rollins, Ronny Root, Jack Rose, John Rothacker, Kay Rutan, Ruth Schellkopf. 4-Joe Scherer, Ann Scheuer, Jackie Schnieder, Nancy Schnieder, Gary Schwartz, Larry Schwartz, Jo Ann Sch- roeder, Audrey Sheets, Bruce Sherer, Bob Sheldon. 5-Selma Shilling, Gary Sikney, Julius Sims, Lynette Sipsma, Bob Slauterbeck, Janet Smith, Pat Smith, Dick Sorg, Jerry Stout, Larry Stout. 6-Harris Strohl, Bill Taborn, Karen Talbot, Garry Tanner, Betty Taylor, Betty Thompson, Paul Tritch, Dick Tucker, Ronny Tuckerman, Janet Voelzke. 7-John Wadsworth, Shirley Walter, Jim Wark, John Weaver, Ray Weiker, Donna Jean Weikert, Dean Williams, Dick Winnes, Betty Winters, Shirley Wise. 8-Jim Woleslagel, Dick Wolf, Lois Yontz, Ward Young, Bob Zimmerman. - l - -VVV.--V..--..V..-. -1 Q.. 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'- nuff Ml Row Row Row Row Row Row Margie Harter, Janet Lance, Louise Gillmor, Mary Fisher, Betty Berkheimer, Gladys Gillmor, Carol Hudson, Dora Kelly, Nancy Kreilick, Carol Doren, Joyce Jennings. -Mr. Kooistra, Marilyn Miarer, Joan Winters, Eileen Lawrence, Ellen McKinney, Joyce Wiewandt, Ruth Sprunk, Bonnie Rogers, Shirley Sultz, Norma Gressman, Janet Mielke. 3-Mary Bryant, Laura Brown, Ruth Oestreich, Lila Haas, Jean Wilson, Pat Rooks, Raye June Kirby, Mary Jane Michles, Ella Mae Frazier, Marlene Leaser. 4-Mattie Frazier, Norma Brokate, Georgianne Walton, Beverly Stotz, Joyce Cramer, Elizabeth Warner, Martha Dippel, Charlene Taborn, Harriet Hoffman. 5-Evelyn Lance, Janis Shannon, Ruth Fought, La Mar Kane, Jim Hoffman, Jim Colvin, Dick Houghtaling, Eugene Schwartz, Dale Smith, Joan Hesselbart, Pat Nickloy. 6-Mahlon Bradford, Don Ragen, Jack Foster, Raymond Althoff, Wilbur Johnson, Bob Clark, Phil Slaymaker, Larry Nord, Robert H. Kaiser, Karl Rogers, Fritz Friar. A CAPELLA CHOIR No other drama such as ours has ever included in its cast a more talented group of vocalists than We have in A Capella Choir. With Mr. Kooistra as director and Mary Bryant as accompanist, the Choir presented a Christmas concert, a Christmas assembly, and a spring program, all of which received the very best press notices. Row Row Row Row Row Row BOYS' GLEE CLUB 1-Cloyce Druckenmiller, John Harmon, Marlin Farver, John Allen, Jack Winnes. 2-Jim Jennings, Charles Glover, Pat Conners, Dick Amor, Francis Szymanowski, Mr. McNeal. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1-Jean Woodruff, Juanita Linton, Kathleen Durdei, Gloria Raifsnyder, Julane Baumer, Barbara Collins, Mari- lyn Bliss, Phyllis Bodi, Catherine Batesole. 2-Jenny Nause, Colleen Barnett, Elizabeth Minich, Charlotte Little, Nancy Lau, Ilamae Neason, Rosalyn Bartlett, Lynette Soule, Edna Mae Rathfelder, Mr. McNeal. 3-Leanell Perry, Talitha Heimlich, Joyce Nitschke, Jo Ann Turner, Julia Ann Tritch, Mary Schmitz, Virginia Wheeler, Ellen Karolatzke, Max Russell, Nancy Lou Routson, Wilma Barr. -Geraldine Raths, Marcia Beach, Donna White, Joan Erven, Marilyn Wheeler, June Foster, Lou Ann Diebert, Beaulah Green. BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS These two groups of singers from the upper four grades continued to uphold the tradition of fine music which was established by former Glee Clubs. With Mr. McNeal as director, the high spots of the year were the concert assemblies at Christmas and Easter presented by the combined Glee Clubs and the A Cappella Choir. Row Row Row Row Row JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR -George Willer, Don Gruver, Douglas Frazier, Thomas Chestnutwood, Paul Bower, Sylvester Asperger, Earl Asperger, Ronald Althoff. 2-Mr, McNeal, Larry Hurt, Billy Faunce, Ronald Rollins, Dean Williams, Lonny Price, John Lau, David Jen- nings. -Jane Dymond, Gary Bider, Robert Carnicom, James Bennison, Ruth Sambright, Betty Winters, Nancy Schneider, Ruth Hemlich. -Pat Leasure, Patty Burtch, Mary Fought, Margaret Waller, Sharon Anderson, Ruth Schellkopf, Sandra Ireland. -Sylvia Young, Norma Bower, Gloria Bitson, Joyce Albright, Maxine Grundy, Jackie Dalzell, Amy Schneider, Robert Schmidt. Row Row Row Row 1-Harris Strohl, Donald Comeskey, James Moorhead, Jim Ameling, LaMar Garner, Ray Alford, Robert Boooze, David Cherry, Richard DeMars. -John Roe, Phillis Coon, Kay Rutan, Barbara Ann Beier, Bonnie Jean Little, Arthur Heslet, James Klopp. Georganna Musson, Pat Miller, John Alden Wadsworth. -Pauline Riffle, Robert Lucas, Lila Geary, Marilyn Ardnt, Shirley Wise, Janet Bliss, Sue Wetzel, Mary Wads- worth, Janet Wise, Robert Szymanowski. -Marilyn Johns, Jackie Ireland, Marvel Nitschke, Valerie Kroh, Barbara Miller, Carol Michles, Sharon Haff, Ruth Simon, Janet Oestrele, Joanne Duty, Lynette Sipsma. Row 1-Betty Beard, Mary Jo Barber, Kurt Gottschalk, Joyce Nickel, Sue Bates. Row 2-lVlr. Stierwalt, Tom Kinsel, Ronny Whistler, Dorothy Bower, Marjorie Waugh, Virginia Barnheiser, Helene Waugh. STRING AND DANCE ORCHESTRA The string orchestra under Mr. Stierwalt, besides giving performances studied the lives cmd played the music of the world's greatest composers. Thus the members of this group, as well as learning to Work together, learned of the great pleasure that may be derived from an interest in serious music. Even for those of us who didn't like to dance, the dance band under Mr. Sells was a source of constant delight. Their up-to-date arrangements of popular tunes made after-the-game dances a school highlight. The dance band assembly, presented in February, Was one of the most enjoyable programs of the year. Row 1-Joyce Sting, Norm Obermyer, Sonny Saxer, Joyce Nickel. Row 2-Tom Kinsel, Ed Nighswander, Ronny Whistler, Keith Rogers, Leroy Elders, Leland Schwochow, Dick Sherer Row 3-Donna Sheely. BAND Our band, under the leadership of Mr. Sells, proved their ability again this year by marching with precision as well as playing inspiring music. The band in their new uniiorms created a sen- sation at the first football game of the year. The excellent baton-twirling routines, always presented at half-time, were made even more enjoyable this year by the new uniforms of the drum majorettes. These uniforms glow in the dark when an ultra- violet light shines on them. The band, besides giving a winter concert, par- ticipated in the band festival in Fostoria and the district band contest in Bucyrus. Our band, always one of the top organizations in Ohio, once .more proved their reputation for fine music. 66 Row 1-Bill Suhrer, Martha Dippel, Mary Jane Michles, Dick Conley, Pat Huntzinger, Pat Rooks, Peggy Schellkopf, Irene Vargo, Geogia Leber, Pete Clawson. Row 2-Miss Forsyth, Charles Schultz, Nancy Wasserman, Wanda Neeley, Norma Brokate, Audrey McGrady, Mary Anne Slaymaker, Gene Smith. Row 3-Lola Amor, Shirley Arthur, Nan Deno, Wanda Smith, Norma Sampsel, Mary Ann Deters, Kathy Brugger, Mary Henkel. Row 4-Elise Truesdall, Lucy Curtin, Kay 0'Farrel, Jim Rothenberg, Marilyn DeVries, Carol Miller, Dick Miller. DRAMATICS 1 AND 2 The Dramatics I and II classes had a successful year under the super- vision of Miss Imogene Forsyth and Mr. H. Randall Miller. Most of their time was devoted to the class plays. The juniors chose as their play Life of the Party. Kay O'Farrel1 and Elise Truesdall played the part of a dull, studious girl who finally became a beautiful and popular girl. Iames Rothenberg did an excellent job as the father both nights. They were ably assisted by a large supporting cast. The seniors chose the popular Dear Ruth as their play Action cen- tered around the school girl who wrote to a soldier enclosing her sister's picture. During the year the classes staged a number of one-act plays and en- joyed a field trip to Toledo to see the play I Remember Mama. NATIONAL TI-IESPIAN SOCIETY In 1947 Fremont Boss High school was highly honored by being awarded a charter, number 793, in the National Thespian Dramatic Society. This organization in Boss High school is at present composed of thirty-five charter members representing the classes of 1947 and 1948. This year ap- proximately twenty new members from the class of 1949 will be brought into the group, and it is probable that ten or twelve additional members will be included after production of the senior class play. mi- 1www1.l ' Row Row Row Row 1, 2- 3.. 4.- Curtin, Mary Henkel, Carol Hudson. den, Norma Sampsel, Mary Ann Deters, Peggy Schellkopf. Jim Stoner. To be eligible for membership in this organization a student must have played a major role in a full-length play or two major roles in one-act plays or minor roles in two or three hill-length plays, or three or four one-act plays will be accepted if the amount of work done is equivalent to a major role in a full-length play. Membership is also granted to those students who have done superior Work as custodian of properties, or have held a responsible position in the production of a full-length play. When the student has gained ten points by these methods, he becomes a member of the troupe. The purpose of the National Thespian Society is the advancement of the dramatic arts in high schools. This organization has in the past and Will continue to contribute a great deal to the cultural development of our school, and also in the molding of personality traits so essential to good citizenship. Miss Imogene Forsyth, head of this group, deserves much praise for her unseltish effort and encouragement to Thespian Club members. Pat Huntzinger, Carolyn Butman, Jean Cook, Joanne Willey, Gloria Schmitz, Pat Rooks, Kay 0'Farrell Lucy Miss Forsyth, Wanda Neeley, Mary Lou Garland, Nancy Deno, Molly Boyer, Wanda Smith, Betty McFad Thelma Bates, Bill Suhrer, Ted Williamson, Dave Swartzlander, Kathy Brugger, Marilyn DeVries, Carol Miller Elise Truesdall, Lowell Scheuer. Jim Rothenberg, Dick Miller, Don Harlan, Dick Conley, Lola Amor Row 1-Dorothy Shatzer, Lucy Curtin, Rita Nlollinger. Row 2-June Foster, Molly Smith, Mary Ann Hunsinger, Gwen Zilles, Wanda Neeley. Row 3-James Rothenberg, Kurt Gootschalk, Harry Comesky. Missing-Mr, Nliller. DEBATE Membership in the National Forensic League was renewed at Ross High this year. Kurt Gottschalk, Lucy Curtin, lim Rothenberg, Gwen Zilles, and Wanda Neeley were those participating in debating. Many practice debates were held with nearby schools including Tiffin Columbian, Bettsville, Old Fort and Attica. Fremont participated in district Ohio High School Speech League tournaments at Sylvania. Also, on February 28, we met with Sylvania and Findlay High schools. Regular speech classes will feature more intensive Work for the next year's program for the twenty members enrolled under Mr. Mi1ler's direction. PRINCE OF PEACE Prince of Peace competition began with a tournament, November 1, at Dayton Oakwood High school. Lucy Curtin re- ceived a first place rating. Cleva Frey and Lucy Curtin won first places in local con- tests, held in Fremont churches, November 9. Lucy Went on to win the Sandusky Coun- ty contest and placed second in the Toledo district, being then an alternate to the state semi-finals. Mr. Miller, the advisor, hopes for greater pqflicipalion next Year- Cieva Frey, Wanda Neeley, Lucy Curtin, Ruth IVIeek Row 1-Shirley Genson, Adelene Laub, Caroline Walker, Audrey McGrady, Mary Anne Slaymaker, Evelyn Walters. Row 2-Sue Bahnsen, Bonnie Messinger, Lois Smeltzer, Wanda Neeley, Martha Michaels, Anna Bundschuh, Miss Darr Row 3-Harry Strauch, Kurt Gottschalk, Richard Walter, Bill Deters, Kate Waggoner, Henry Wood. CAMERA CLUB Moving to room 404 we find a new scene, with the dark room as the setting. The props include printer, trays, enlarger, developing tanks, and timer, plus solutions and last, but most important the camera and film. This staging fits none other than the Ross High Camera Club. A Players in this part of the drama work to preserve the activities, both in and away from Ross, by the use of photographs. Miss Darr, the director: Kate Waggener, the president, and the other members of this organization learned to use the dark room by experi- mentation suggestions from teachers, and demonstrations on Taking a Picture, Cor- rect Lighting, and Good Contrast given by Fremont photographers. Their projects were centered around the producing of pic- tures for the local contest, the National High School Photographers Awards Contest, and the 1948 Yearbook. LATIN CLUB Row Row Row Row 72 4.- -Naney Lau, Marlene Trick, Julia Ann Tritch, Carol Doran, Jean Hetrick, Dora Kelly, Georgianne Walton, Phillis La Follette, Eugene Schwartz, James Hathaway, Dana Dunmyer. Miss Katzenberger, Gladen Schafer, Beverly Stotz, Joyce Polter, Donald Dick, Ned Brown, Ken Wolf, Tom Kinsel, Sam Otermat, Barbara ,Forguson, Maralyn Rosenbush. Margaret Rothacker, Dick Lee, Dale Smth, Kathy Brugger, Erie Hoskins, Ed Rollins, Bill Beck, Pauline Lee, Ronald Johnson. Geraldine Gries, Harold Nitschke, Pat Connors, Jim Weis, Jim Rothenberg, John Allen, Phil Keller, Bob Markley, Jack Foster. Row Row Row Row Row -Martha White, Margie Buehler, Donna Deck, Rita Mollinger, Mary Anne Hunsinger, Joyce Trick, Judith Duse- berg, Alice Carley, Donna Bolen, Ellen Kardatzke, Mary Ann Karlovetz, Margie Harter. -Sue Bahnsen, Caryl Clapp, Gloria Geyman, Myrna Brennen, Sally Smith, Charlene Krugh, Molly Smith, Kay Allen, Phyllis Byers, Janet Damschrooler, Mary Lou Keating. -Amy Wood, Cleva Frey, Betty King, Barbara Lesher, Rita Scheueh, Paul Woner, Harry Comesky, Jack Howard, Dick Sherman, Donald Blooms, Charles Oestreich. -Jake Baumann, Billy McGrady, Roni Carnicom, Phil Slaymaker, LaMar King, Hampden Tener, Bob Haskins, Don Naftulin, Larry Lieber, Chuck Miller. -Bill Beach, Ralph Engle, Louis Appell, Thomas Lee, Richard Walter, Bruce Burdick, Henry Wood, Jim Sherer. SPANISH CLUB The cast for the Spanish Club this year far surpassed any other previous groups in size. In addition to class work and club days, members also participated in a picnic held in the spring and presented a program in an assembly. Row 1-Barbara Bovvlus, Pat Voth, Bonnie Nlessinger, Doris Clookie, lllladalyn Jones, lVlrs. Turner, Donna Jean Smith, Pat Franks. Row 2-Carol lVliIler, Betty Andrews, Jeanine Curlis, Rosemary Razzoni, Shirley Arthur, Louise Gillmor, Shirley Ann Barr. Rsvv 3-Clyde Walters, Robert Clark, Lowell Scheuer, Larry Nord, John Bovvlus, Charles 0'Neal. Row Row Row Row 1-Gertrude Hooser, Carol Hudson, Peggy Schellkopf, Pat Huntzinger, Caroline Walker, Gloria Schmitz, Pat Rooks, Kay Selzer, lVlolly Boyer, Rita Lehman, Betty Jane Beard. 2-Dolores Hilton, Ruth Ann Herr, Shirley Sultz, Dorothy Clawson, Martha Nlichaels, Jennie Lou Heflinger, Paula Culbert, Marilyn Arend, Nlary Lou Garland, lVlrs. Turner. 3-Billie Dorr, Joan Winters, Ruth Sprunk, Kay Darr, Eugenia Kennedy, Anna Bundschuh, Tex Frey, Jim Jen- nings, Kurt Gottschalk. 4-Phyllis Lippert, Georgia Nickloy, Janis Shannon, Donna Weiker, Stanley lVlcNeIly, Rodney Alford. 75 Row 1-Adelene Laub, Sally Reardon, Joanne Willey, Jean Cook, Carolyn Butman, Georgia Lieber, Betty Jane Beard Fred Lafferty, Mary Bryant, Shirley Ann Barr, Jo Ann Herring. Row 2-Miss Forsyth, Dolores Hilton, Lucy Curtin, Kay 0'Farrell, Mary Henkel, Mary Ann Deters, Marilyn DeVries Kay Allen. Row 3-Dick Miller, Dave Swartzlander, Joan Gressman, Wanda Smith, Peggy Smth, Betty McFadden, Juanita Gibbs Jack Howard. FRENCH CLUB Today more than ever it is necessary to understand the people of the world. In helping to prepare our students for their roles as world citizens, the French Clubs have been very important in developing this understanding. The two clubs have been corresponding with French students, and also have sent several boxes of food supplies to the needy people of France. The group of older students read a novel in the French language which developed an interest in the customs and habits of the French people. One of the outastanding events of the year was the French banquet which was held in March and revolved around the theme of the New Look. Officers of the two clubs are: Presidents, Mary Bryant, Dave Swartzland- er: Vice Presidents, Adeline Laub, lack Howard: Secretary-Treasurers, Fred Lafferty, Wanda Smith. Row Row Row Row 3-Margaret Schatt, Jo Ann F. H. A. With the Broadway of Life as their ultimate goal, girls in the Future Homemakers of America sought to learn their parts by doing-doing the little things which will better prepare them for their roles in life. With Miss Thelma Birt as advisor, the Boss F.H.A. sold cards, waited on table for many banquets collected tax stamps, movies for the student body and sent boxes overseas at Christmas Christmas sponsored time. The social calendar was headed by the F.H.A.-F.F.A. party and the mother-daughter banquet. Officers for the club include Eileen Fought president: loAnn Little, vice-president: Iackie Howey secretary: Dolores Smith, treasurer: Mary Fought, reporter and Nancy Mitchler, librarian. 1-Catherine Batesole, Edma Mae Rathfelder, Donna White, Dorothy Bower, Lucy Anspach, Evelyn Waitman Donna Fought, Patsy Sewell, Shirley Kramer, Susie Michael, Kathryn Miller. 2-Miss Birt, Ruth Ann Rutan, Judy Manges, Mary Gibbs, Nancy Mitcler, Phyllis Hetrick, Eileen Fought. Smith, Elizabeth Batesole, Florence Stahl, Beaulah Green, June Foster. 4-Maxine Kreilick, Margaret Catherine Cooley, Barbara Martin. Phyllis Hasselbach, Marjorie Foster, Marilyn Voelzke, Joyce Caris, Agnes Martin Little, Juanita Linton, Jean Woodruff, Joanne Newbould, Sue Audritsh Dolores Dicker, Margaret Ohms, Mary Frantz, Wilma Barr, Joan Winters, Donna Welker Y-TEEN OFF ICEBS Miss Mae Jester, Adelene l-aub, Joanne Herring, Lucy Curtin, Donna Frantz, Miss Catherine Katzenberger, Y-TEEN One of the outstanding organizations in school for the development of tolerance and Christian character in young Women is the Y-Teen organization. It is composed of girls of good character and high scholarship. Some of the outstanding events ot the year Were the Mother-Daughter Banquet, the Y-Teen dance, various conferences, a pack- age tor the needy at Thanksgiving, place favors for the hospital, and various other good deeds. Members are continually being prepared for their role as citizens of the nation. Officers of the organization are: President, Ioanne Herring: Vice President Lucy Curtin: Secretary, Adelene Laub, and Treasurer, Donna Frantz. SENIOR Y-TEEN Row 1-Dorothy Babione, Donna McCormick, Nancy Wasserman, Carolyn Butman, Gloria Schmitz, Pat Rooks, Paula Culbert, Margaret Basch, Betty Williams, Joan Zweily, Martha Dippel. Row 2-Miss Katzenberger, Marilyn Arend, Beverly Billow. Adelene Laub, Caroline Walker, Sally'Reardon, Jean Cook, Joanne Willey, Kay Selzer, Irene Vargo, Nliss Jester. Row 3-Billie Dorr, Sally Rauch, Wanda Neeley, Donna Frantz, Ruth Ann Herr, Joyce Wiewandt, Alberta Huss, Lila Haas, Molly Boyer. Row 4-Janis Shannon, Kate Waggoner, Mary Bryant, Marilyn Bibler, Jo Ann Herring, Kay Darr, Georgia Nickloy, Jennie Lou Hefflinger, Mary Lou Garland, Ruth Sprunk. Row Row Row Row Rovv Row Row Row JUNIOR Y-TEEN 1-Marjorie Waugh, Gwen Zilles, Beulah Gilson, Norma Sampsel, Pat Voth, Nan Deno, Jacqueline Otermat, Helen Hofelich, Juanita Gibbs, Elizabeth Warner. 2-Bonnie Messinger, Shirley Trueman, Joan Unsinger, Mary Lou Keating, Jeanne Walters, Mary Ann Deters, Lela Mae Shockley, Wanda Smith, Alice Babione, Miss Katzenberger, 3-Joyce Sting, Jackie Richter, Kay 0'Farrell, Joanne Houghtaling, Lois Smeltzer, Jane Rodenhauser, Lee Spengler, Kathy Brugger. 4-Jeannine Curliss, Jean Trick, Lucy Curtin, Elise Truesdall, Marilyn DeVries, Carol Miller, Kay Allen, Betty McFadden. SOPHOMORE Y-TEEN 1-Charlene Taborn, Molly Smith, Elizabeth Root, Judith Duseberg, Helene Waugh, Evelyn Hirt, Marilyn Arnold, Lois Fought, Dixie Berryman, Betty Green. 2-Miss Katzenberger, Amy Wood, Pat Nickloy, Mary Ann Hunsinger, Joyce Trick, Margie Harter, Marilyn Wheeler, Barbara Lesher, Donna Deck, Miss Jester. 3-Betty Sue King, Myrna Brennen, Margie Buehler, Sally Smith, Caryl Clapp, Janet Damschroder, Beverly Bau- mann, Jean Hetrick, Roxy Adelson. 4-Toady Frey, Joyce Nickel, Sue Bahnsen, Donna Sheely, Charlene Krugh, Mary Jo Barber, Rita Scheuer. Raw Row Rcw Row Row 1-Charles Meek, Gene Smith, Jake Baumann, Paul Pickard, Bill Kirsch, Chuck lVliller, Larry Lieber, Harry Come- sky, Fred Lafferty, Bob Lamalie. 2-lVIr. Nlorton, Don Fairell, Hank Wood, Jim Pence, Phil Slaymaker, Dick Stoner, Jim Conley, Dick Cottier, Jack Howard, Jerry Gruver. 3-Bob Beck, Jim Sondergaaid, Bill Beach, Ralph Engle, Ken Damschroder, Dave Swartzlander, Don Harlan, Lowell Scheuer. 4-Walter Weinhardt, Glenn Pocock, Bob Beeker, Bruce Burdick, Jim Rothenberg, Jim Sherer, Richard Walter, Jim Stoner. 5-Don IVloll, Larry Price, Charles Schultz. HI-Y CLUB Playing their part in the high school year, the Hi-Y club held their second annual Sweetheart Banquet. The c1ub's two main projects tor the year were the giving of one hundred dollars to the World Youth Fund and the making of its Constitution. Throughout the year the club held regu- J lar meetings with speakers and programs. The leads in the club were taken by Fred Lafterty as president, Don Harlan as vice-president, lim Pence as secretary, and Don Fairall as the treasurer. HI-Y OFFICERS Fred Lafferty, President, Lowell Schuer, Program Chair- man, Don Harlan, Vice President, lVIr. Nlorton, Advisor, Don Fairall, Treasurer, Larry Price, Chaplain. Row l--John Bowlus, Don Smith, Don Wensinger, Larry Price, Jim Pence, Bud Nord, Fred Lafferty. Row 2-Nlr. Titsworth, Glenn Pocock, Ken Kardatzke, Walter Weinhardt, Dale Druckenmiller, Tex Frey, Jerry Shan- non, Bob Beck. Row 3-Bill Johnson, Stan Ridley, Bob Heid, Don Hulka, Lloyd Bishoff, Dick Shaffer, Bill Farver, John Auxter Bob Beeker. Row 4-Tom Lee, Richard Darr, Robert Andecover, Sam Simms, Dick Joseph, Ralph Grubbs. F-CLUB Taking care of the most spectacular drama of the year were the boys in the F Club who played the leading parts on the gridiron, track, hardwood, tennis court and in the pool. The club is composed of those boys who have gained letters through their activities in athletics. As in past years members of the club sold ice cream bars, hot dogs, potato chips. pop corn and pop to the crowds at the bas- ketball and football games. The club was ably led by Butter Bis- choif as the president, Bob Heid as the vice president and Ierry Shannon as the secre- tary-treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL In the production of a play, there are many laws concerning staging. lighting and costuming which are necessary for a finished production. Here at Boss, our Student Council had the task of making the laws We need for a good play. This year, under the direction of Mr. Ballenger, the group instituted a new lost-found program, a new cafeteria-line system, gave several all- school dances, and laid the groundwork for a first Ross handbook. Officers Were: Fred Lafferty, president: Bob Beeker, vice president: Sally Reardon, secretary, and Thelma Bates, treasurer. nm. f fur, , ' LIBRARY Press notices from the days of Homer through the Dark Ages, the Renaissance, cmd the American Revolution to our modern age have been collected and are on the shelves of our library. At all times of the day, some library staff members are on duty to check our books, shelve reading material, and run the library efficiently. This year, the library staff started a library annex in study hall 300 to aid students in reference work. Another service was offered in the form of the Teen Age book club which gave students the opportunity to obtain books at reduced cost. Miss Travis is the faculty sponsor of the group Which has as its officers: Gloria Geyman, president: Pauline Lee, vice president, and Barbara Stamm, secretary-treasurer. Row 1-Catherine Miarer, Lunetta Druckenmiller, Maxine Russell, Mary Henkel, Beverly Stotz, Mary Lawley, Lois Logan. Row 2-Gloria Geyman, Jake Baumann, Eugenia Kennedy, Nancy Lau, Margaret Rothacker, Charlotte Long. Row 3-Ruth Keck, Pauline Lee, Barbara Forgerson, Shirley McKay, Marilyn Rosenbush. Row 4-Bill Beck, Bill Beach, Charles Oestreich, Rodney Alford. 82 TYPING CLUB The stage is set for the meeting of this organization. In the starring roles we find Beverly Billow as president: Mary Frantz, vice president: Beverly Atwater, secretary, and Ioan Zweily, treasurer. Acting as prompter and director of this play is Miss Iester. To enter this drama the player must pass a thirty-word typing test with a minimum of tive errors. Many good times were had by the club, which included a picnic early in the spring. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 OFFICE PRACTICE -Janet Grundy, Rose Clucker, Nlarilyn Arend, Nlarion Holder, Margaret Basch, Mary Lou Bowersox, Carolyn Crooks. -Nliss Lee, Nlary Ann Klos, Ruth Ann Herr, Rosalyn Weichert, Alberta Huss, Wanda Neeley. -Donna lVIcCormick, Sally Rauch, Ruth lllleek, Kay Darr, Colleen Stoldt. OFFICE PRACTICE The girls in oftice practice play a great part in our school drama. They are constantly mimeographing tests for our teachers and working in Miss Hughes' and Mr. McConnell's offices. They also make out the absence reports every morning and afternoon, and they do a large amount of Work in the magazine drive. You can come in at any time during the day and find these girls busy in the completion of school material. Under the very able direction of Miss Lee, they learn how to use props such as the comptometer, adding machine, dictaphone, switch board, calculator and the mimeograph machine. You may be sure that when the run of our school production is over and these girls look for parts in a production of greater magnitude they will be fully equipped to handle any Work their employers might Wish done. Row Row Rovv Row Row TYPING CLUB -Ella Nlae Frazier, Jacqueline Otermat, Kay Selzer, Joan Zweilly, Nan Deno, Eileen Fought, Dolores Nliller, Gloria Findley. -Joyce Wiewandt, Helen Hofelich, Betty Atwater, Evelyn Lance, Nlary Jo Barber, Lela lVlae Shockley, Pat Smith, Shirley Trueman, Joan Unsinger. -Donna Deck, Louise Nlessinger, Jackie Richter, Gloria Koebel, Lorretta Correll, Eugenia Kennedy, lVlarilyn Rhoda, Marjorie Clookie, Henretta lVlichaels, lVliss Jester. -Jeanne Walters, Theresa Klausz, Lee Spengler, Joanne Houghtaling, lVlary Frantz, Jane Rodenhauser, Evelyn Buehler, Lois Smeltzer. -Jeannine Curlis, Marjorie Waugh, Ruth Aufderheide, Beverly Atwater, Jacqueline Dibling, Lunetta Drucken- miller, Billy NlcGradv, Frank Kwiatowski. Row Fow Row Row F. T. A. 1-Billy lVlcGrady, Dolores Hilton, Pat Huntzinger, lVlrs. Turner, Pat Rooks, Nancy Wasserman, Irene Vargo, Peggy Schellkopf. 2-Gertrude Hooser, Rosemarie Hison, Thelma Decker, Wanda Neeley, IVlartha llllichaels, lVlary Gibbs, Norma Sam osel, Carol Hudson. 3-Ruth Sprunk, Ruth Aufderheide, Kathy Brugger, Pat Voth, Paula Culbert, Nancy Schnoor, Thelma Bates. 4-Georgia Nickloy, Ruth Oestreich, Janis Shannon, Kate Waggoner, Kay Selzer. Row 1-Eileen Fought, Rita Nlollinger, Jacqueline Overmyer, Eloise NlcGilton. Rovv 2-Phyllis Hetrick, Betty Derry, Betty Reynolds, Lois Logan, lVliss Birt, Rovv 3-Florence Swartz, Ruth Rutan, Colleen Stoldt. CAFETERIA STAFF Hrnrnmrnmmrn-smells good! That tantalizing odor is one that drifts from the cafeteria every morning as the cooks and their helpers in the first act of this play prepare that good lunch you'll eat at 11:30. The main character in this play is that favorite pie-baker of all the students Who, in real lite, is Mrs. Clara Gategar. This energetic lady bakes all pies and makes all hot dishes. Her delicious cherry and apple pies will long be remembered by the students at Ross. The kids always appreciate that hot lunch although they can't always express it every noon. Now, this is our chance to say thanks, Cookie, for the wonderful lunches. The one who has the supporting role is Mrs. Fanny Carper Who directs the student helpers in their Work. Working part time is Mrs. Lester Overmyer, Who makes all the sand- Wiches. And supervising these three cooks is Miss Birt, our school dietician. These cooks, along with their student helpers, in the second act, Work hard during the noon hour. The students first help serve the food and then comes the final act of Washing the dishes. After another year of preparing fine lunches for the students of Ross High, these students say thanks to the cooks and to their classmates who work hard every day in get- ting these lunches ready. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Vocational agriculture students have the privilege of belonging to a national organization known as the Future Farm- ers of America. 1002 of the students of vocational agriculture at Ross High are members of the Fremont Chapter which is considered to be one of the most active in the state. Their motto is, Learn to do - doing to learn - earning to live - learning to serve. Besides carrying an average of 3.5 projects per boy in their home farming program, the chapter has participated in several outstanding activities this year. They presented a radio program over WFRO, sponsored an assembly program, held their annual parent and son banquet, entered the district chapter procedure contest and public speaking contest, pre- sented several programs before farm organizations and service clubs, and entered the state livestock judging contest. They brought back many awards for their achievements during the year. Special recognition is given to the members who show outstanding achievements in farming ability, leadership, thrift, scholarship and cooperation. The ranks they may achieve are Green Hand, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer and American Farmer degrees. The Fremont Chapter was under the leadership of the following officers this year: President, Nelson Lindsay: vice president, Kenneth Root: secretary, Dan Michaels: treasurer, Iohn Auxter: librarian, Leon Leiser, and reporter, Nolan Gross. Row 1-Kenneth Root, John Auxter, Leland Schwochow, Nelson Lindsay, Dan Nlichaels, Jack Smith, Paul Zilles, Wal- ter Barr, Nlr. Burdick. Row 2-Earl Wetzel, Dean Kellogg, Lamar Overmyer, Nolan Gross, Dan lVlilIer, Clarence Frampton, Don Bolen, Merle Nickel. Row 3-Robert Root, Leon Leiser, Karol Hummel, .lim Nlartin, George Rathfelder, Jerry Batesole, Lon Rosenberger, Gladon Otermat. Row 4-IVlerle Hirt, Bud Weickert, Glenn Binkley, John Logan, Don Beier, Bob Durnwald. Row Row Row Row 1... 2- 3- 4, ANNUAL STAFF The details of our drama, though important to us now, would soon be forgotten if it were not for the memory book produced by the yearbook staff. With the editor, Mary Ann Klos, and business manager, Molly Boyer, this group of seniors endeavored to present to its subscribers an accurate record of school life at Ross. Though the Weeks before the Annual went to press were hectic for all staff members, the pride we felt in the finished product more than repaid us for our efforts. The photographer with the terrific job of taking all senior and group pictures was Richard Townsend whose patience helped to make this job much less tedious. And, of course, we were guided and advised by Mr. Tooley, whose help was immeasurable. Norma Brokate, Caroline Walker, Kay Selzer, Pat Rooks, Gloria Schmitz, Pat Hunzinger, Irene Vargo Mar garet Basch, Carolyn Crooks, Marilyn Arend, Marion Holder. Adelene Laub, Carolyn Butman, Eileen Fought, Mary Lou Garland, Sally Reardon, Martha Michaels Nanry Wasserman, Joanne Willey, Dick Conley, Jean Cook, Wanda Neeley, Kate Waggoner. Mr. Tooley, Jennie Lou Heflinger, Georgia Nickloy, Marjorie Foster, Joanie Beier, Mary Bryant Ruth Sprunk, Jo Ann Herring, Mary Klos, Anna Bundschuh. Kurt Gottschalk, Jim Jennings, Henry Wood, Jim Pence, Thelma Bates, Paula Culbert, Ruth Oestrelch Molly Boyer, Billie Dorr, Peggy Schellkopf, Carol Hudson. Row Row Row Row Row CHATTER STAFF Play notices are published on alternating Mondays when staff mem- bers of the Chatter rushed to fold and distribute the Chatters before the cur- tains opened for the day. Brandishing the iron rod over the junior and senior staffs were Thelma Bates, editor-in-chief, and Sally Reardon, assistant editor. The cry, Do we have enough ads? was addressed to the department manager, Marion Holder, and her assistant, Paula Culbert. The terrific job of selling and distributing the paper was in the hands of Mary Bryant and Gloria Schmitz. ' And adding the final touches of advice and help was Mr. Tooley, the Chatter advisor. 1-Molly Boyer, Sally Reardon, Jean Cook, Joanne Willey, Kay Selzer, Carolyn Butman, Gloria Schmitz, Pat Rooks, Harry Strauch, Paula Culbert, Marion Holder, Thelma Bates, Pat Huntzinger. 2-Irene Vargo, Joan Mitten Slaymaker, Lucy Curtin, Trudy Truesdale, Adelene Laub, Caroline Walker, Jennis Lou Heflinger, Mary Lou Garland, Carol Hudson, Peggy Schellkopf, Mary Bryant, Mr. Tooley. 3-Mary Henkel, Kay 0'Farrell, Jane Rodenhouser, Jackie Richter, Joanne Houghtaling, Jean Trick, Wanda Smith, Mary Ann Deters, Kay Allen, Marilyn DeVries, Kate Waggoner, Mary Ann Klos. 4-Lela Mae Shockley, Elizabeth Warner, Helen Hofelich, Gwen Zilles, Norma Sampsel, Peggy Smith, Dave Swartzlander, Jim Pence. 5-Kathy Brugger, Lois Smeltzer, Pat Smith, Jim Stoner, Fred Lafferty, Don Harlan, Jerry Gruver. W Ci That's lim Pence hard at Work on the seismograph . .. Comfort- able? . . . Did you have a hard night, Kay? . . . You didn't lose any- thing in the Chatter office, did you girls? . . . Watch the birdie! . . . Spring practice? . . . Nothing better to do? . . . Hubba, hubba . . . l . . . Look Oh, what form . . . Looks stunning, Dick . . . Follow the arrow to -you know where . . . Little undecided, Iunior? . . . Careful, Molly! It might be loaded Makes a cute picture Sub-Debs at Christmas . . . Big confab . . . M192 90 k , Mail from males? . . . Waiting tor your ship to come in, girls? . . . Ienny Iames rides again! . . . Betty Grable has nothing on them! Slurp, slurpl . . . And this is a slumber party? . .. Twins per- haps, hi Walt! . . . ,AW- .4- '2'F': K J' Quin xt . .. Fw: fww x AUTOGRAPHS SCHOOL SONG VJ here the purple banners fly, On to victory Fremont High Fight, fellows, fight, While We send up a rousing cheer, Rah! Rah! Hurl fierce defiance to the foe, Little Giants Bring victory to the school We hold so dear, Come team and Win us this game That We may add to the fame, And the long, long, record, Of proud achievements Written down For Fremont High. Team We remind you That to a man We're behind you Fight as we roar, With a loud cheer that fills the sky Come team and win us this game That We may add to the fame, And the long, long, record, Of proud achievements Written down For Fremont High. ff, The wo1f's at the door Sweet cmd innocent? . . . Such poise! . . . Lookin' for Injins? . .. It's Iim again . . . One week at hard labor . . . K' Three senior beauties? . . . Iust acting up .. . Smile! . .. Quite cr load for the couch . . . Iust sunning themselves . . . Danger! Man at Work? . . . Don't Worry! We Will! . . . - . - .Q -- -.I , .,. .-A ..'-- -1.,..,f I-,II.g,g5I I I 302.1 .,. ,, -' ,,I--'eff Ig-:II , .I '- I I. I A, I,,gVVIIIMI:.I I. ling , n nu 5 V . ---LV Q. ' A ..,x,. 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W. mga- V Li ,vig II., I Nmgg, .-:V V'-f -T ':.,s-lf-.VVr' -..--: V- ' - ,, '-1.--I-.,,, ? :.-VV-VVVsrV.V- . -,:.V ' ' . ff -V' ' --'M' ,.xv..g.:.-.1 M ' ' 'il'-4+ - -A-V-'---' - r-- if . ... .ugh-5. V- II9: ' ., -in I ' 5 VV. ., .y--..f.sL...v7e.'...V- S 98 FOOTBALL Left to Right-Bob Beeker, George Rohleder, Bill Farver, Tex Frey, Sam Simms, Stanley Ridley, Bob Beck, Walter Weinhardt, Dick Baron, Dick Darr, Robert Andecover, Jack Lombard, Tom Lee, Jerry Shannon, Bill Johnson, Ralph Grubbs, John Auxter. 100 Row 1-Bill Farver, Kenneth Kardatzke, Bob Beck, Bob Heid, Ralph Grubbs, Sam Sims, Bcb Andecover, George Roh leder, Walt Weinhardt, Tex Frey, John Auxter, Dick Baron. Row 2-lVlarIin Farver, Jack Lombard, John Anspach, Jack Howard, Bob Beeker, Jim Jones, Bill Johnson, Dick Pratt Tom Lee, Dick Sherman, Dean Kellogg, Stan Ridley. Row 3-Gene Geib, Bob Graham, Stan Sovinski, Jerry Shannon, Charlie Glover, Bob Boucher, Don Naftulin George Batie, Leroy Nlaillard, Dennis Suter, Norb Zienta, Dick Joseph. VARSITY FOOTBALL On September 12th the Little Giant football team opened their season with Dover, a new foe. Walt Weinhardt returned the opening kick off 95 yards for the first score and Ross Went on to win 33-13. The Rossmen invaded Ashland for their next triumph downing the A's 20-6. For the first league game Fremont traveled to Fostoria where they met a stubborn Redmen crew but after a battle came out on top 19-O. Findlay was the next victim to fall before the attack of the Purple-clad Little Giants. In this game Tex Frey pleased the Home-coming crowd by scoring 18 of Fremont's 45 points. The winless Sandusky Blue Streaks then came to Harmon Field for their traditional battle. After the battle dust had cleared the scoreboard read 13 for the Little Giants and a big zero for Sandusky. ln this game lohn Auxter sparked the team on with a nice run for the first score. Tiffin and Bowling Green were the next two teams to face the Rossmen and they also fell under a barrage of touchdowns. Tiffin was routed 53-U and the score would have been higher if the reserve team hadn't played almost three quarters of the game. The Bowling Green Bobcats went home With a 45-O drubbing and left Fremont with the Buckeye League Banner. The next game was rated the game of the week by sports-writers all over Ohio. The Little Giants invaded Elyria in hopes of their eighth straight victory but the Bossmen Came home on the short end of a 39-7 score, after playing before l0,000 spectators. Toledo Scott then met Fremont on the rebound and the Bulldogs were upset 27-0. In the last game Fremont journeyed to Marion Harding where they came to life in the fourth quarter and turned back the foe 13-7. The Little Giants closed the season with nine wins and one defeat, making it one of the best seasons in Ross High Football. Lester Binkley was head coach with Bob Seele, Harold Schahet, A1 Ziemke, Gordon Hart. and Iohn Titsworth as assistants. Bob Heid, Sam Simms, Tex Frey, and Bill Farver received state recognition. FOOTBALL COACHES John Titsworth, Gordon Hart, Robert Seele, Al Lester Binkley, Harold Schahetl A RESERVE FOOTBALL The 1947 reserve team completed the season with a perfect record. They came through their six game schedule without a defeat. The ninth grade team played three games and Won two of them. Ross 25 Toledo Woodward 6 9TH GRADE R 39 F t ' . OS? 95 Ona 6 Bowling Green 7 Ross 39 Ross 27 Fmdlay 7 L, S th 6 B 14 Ross 14 Sandusky 12 Slmg flu 13 BOSS 6 Ross 20 Tiffin O an us Y 'OSS Ross 13 Elmore Varsity 13 Row 1-Hosea Sims, Bob Nlarkley, Dennis Suter, Dick White, John Anspach, John Allen, Jim Jones, Norb Zienta, Cloyce Druckenmiller, LeRoy Nlaillard, Dick Sherman. Row 2-George Batie, Don Nauftulin, Dick Baker, Ron Whisler, Dick Willey, John Harmon, Dean Kellogg, Dick Pratt, Charles Glover, Marlin Farver. Row 3-Bud Nord, Clifton Smith, Wayne Tuckerman, Bill Titsworth, Art Wise, Bob Graham, Dick Houghtaling, Hampden Tener, Glaclen Otermat, Lester Gallatin. Row 4-Bill Shilling, mgr., Jim Bounds, Pat Connors, Sam Franks, Albert Waitman, Dick Lee, Dick Blevins, Ken Wolf, Harold Havens, Jim Stiger, mgr., Dick Stoner, mgr. Ziemke ,......l Lf i 102 Teams Played Toledo Scott , 4 . Port Clinton Toledo Woodward Fostoria .,.... St. Joe ....,.. Tiffin 4 4 . Findlay ,.,. Elyria 4 .,.,. . Norwalk ,... 4 , Bowling Green .. lvlansfield ...4. Fostoria ..... Bellevue . . . Tiffin . . , Findlay 4..... Sandusky ...,4 Bowling Green .. Defiance ...... Norwalk . , . Ashland ....., TOTAL . . Bishoff BASKETBALL STATISTICS V7 .cz .Q ? L5 14 2 97 Hulka O-DNIOUNINJ-bNIsOsD0JbJsO:l-ll-' E rn -J if Q --1 -1 O Ci ru 2 3' Z m Z -1 Q U' Z ru rn E ,,, ls S E so E E .E 8 Q rr! an no 3 13 3 6 6 20 7 6 5 8 7 0 5 18 5 5 1 10 10 5 6 8 8 1 11 4 8 2 5 18 16 4 6 14 15 0 0 14 19 3 6 7 15 2 1 13 6 2 3 23 16 1 11 18 3 8 11 6 12 5 O 12 10 4 10 4 11 3 2 11 11 12 12 BASKETBALL COACHES Al Ziemke, Lester Binkley, Gordon Hart lil LD in T' is I mommoa Frey l'xJ D-I OONJXAOLHONIJAON 0 15 2 15 0 0 0 0 11 2 6 13 0 0 2 51 247 186 90 114 B- 3- E rv cu C 32 i 3 3 eu Q. 42 CD O 5 2 23 1 5 45 3 4 43 0 5 39 O 10 42 O 4 40 0 2 58 0 0 50 0 2 49 0 2 38 0 3 60 0 4 39 0 1 58 0 2 38 4 4 62 0 4 58 O 0 39 5 1 35 0 0 10 42 39 0 0 5 37 50 5 18 70 879 905 Beck Frey Baron Beeker Weinhardt Auxter Simms Grubbs 'ww 'ww 104 Row 1-Tex Frey, Walt Weinhardt, Ralph Grubbs, Sam Sims, Dick Baron, John Auxter. Row 2-Bob Held, Butter Bischoff, Robert Beck, Ed Nighswander, Bobby Beeker, Don Hulka, Gene Geib. BASKETBALL The Little Giants cagers closed the 1947-48 season with 12 victories in 20 starts. During the 18 season games and the two tournament games the cagers collected 880 points and Dick Baron finished with first place honors in the individual scoring with 247 points. The cage squad gave the spectators several thrilling games and upset many favored quintets. At Port Clinton they defeated an under-rated team 46-45. They defeated Fostoria 40-39 early in the season but were later routed by the Redmen. The cagers also gained revenge over Elyria as they walloped them 54 to 50. The Little Giants also defeated Norwalk and Bellevue by one- point margin. In their first tournament game the cagers again defeated Nor- walk 42-39. They were later knocked out of the tournament by Ashland. Coach Al Ziemke awarded ll monograms to nine seniors and only two juniors. Those earning letters were Dick Baron, Bob Beeker, Sam Simms, Bob Beck, Walt Weinhardt, Iohn Auxter, Lloyd Bischoff, Tex Frey, Ralph Grubbs, Don Hulka, and Bob Heidy manager. RESERVE BASKETBALL Row 1-Dick Sherman, Tom Lee, Jim Jones, Charlie Glover, Ed Nighswander. Row 2-Dick White, Don Baker, Bob Boucher, Dick Haskins, Bill Titsworth. CHEERLEADERS The cheer leading squad played an important part at all the football and basketball games. With their leadership and the cooperation of the students the team knew that everyone was behind them, cheering them on. Each year two or three new cheerleaders are elected by the student body. Because of the large number of boys and girls interested, tryouts are limited to the Freshman and Sophomore classes. Under the capable guidance of Miss Grover the girls did a very good job of cheering this past year. Letters were awarded to co-captains Nancy Was- serman and Irene Vargo for three years of vigorous cheering. Amy Wood, Wanda Smith, Nancy Wasserman, Irene Vargo Nancy Liebold. 10 F.. 10 Row 1-Stan Ridley, Bob Heid, Glen Pocock, Jerry Shannon, John Auxter, Tex Frey, Dick Shaffer, Walt Wemhardt Row 2-Dick Baker, John Anspach, Bill Titsworth, LeRoy Smith, Jack Howard, Bob Lamalie, Tom Lee, Ken Root Row 3-George Batie, Ed Nighswander, Don King, Bud Nord, Dick Sherman, Jake Baumann. Although TRACK there were only five returning lettermen, Coach Binkley had another successful season at the helm ot the thincalds. Letterrnen were as follows: Walt Weinhardt and Sam Sims participating in the weight events. Iohn Auxter saw action in the dashes, Dick Shaffer made excellent show- ings in the high jump and hurdles, and Glen Pocock reached a very good height in the pole vault. Since there was a large squad of hopefuls, Coach Binkley had little trouble in filling the other spots in the track events. The Croghan went to press too early to get any ot the scores but the 1948 schedule was April April April April May May May May May May as follows: 20, Lima South, there. 24, Invitational meet, here. 27, Sandusky, here. 30, DeVilbiss Relays, Toledo. 4, Ashland, there. 6, Tentative. 8, Buckeye League meet at Bowling Green University. ll, Fostoria, there. 15, District, at Bowling Green University. 21-22, State Meet, at Ohio State University. TENNIS Row 1-Fred Lafferty, Jim Jennings, Ralph Engle, Dick Baron, Harry Strauch, Lloyd Bischoff. Row 2-Don lVlolI, Dick Stoner, Bill Kirsch, Phil Slayrnaker, Charles Schultz, llllr. McConnell, Bill Beach, Ron Whistler, Chuck Nliller, Rich Walter, Bud Anderson. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1-Bill Deters, Kenneth Root. Ed Stetzel, Jake Baumann, Tom Ash, Bob Sorg, Herb Bader. Row 2-LeRoy Smith, Jack Foster, Ralph Engle, Wayne Nesbit, Dave Swartzlander, Harold Nitschke, Dick Chestnut- wood. 107 Row Row Row Row SWIM TEAM 1-Dick Frampton, Jack Druckenmiller, Phil Slaymaker, Norman Copperman. 2-John Bowlus, John Schwartz, Don Wensinger, Jim Pence, Don Smith, Bud Nord. 3-Nlr. Gruse, Roger Gerwin, Darryl Smith, Ronnie Whisler, Jack Howard, Jim Conley, Don Nauftuiin, Jim Schurer, LeRoy Elder. 4-Dick Longanbach, Bill Daffron, Larry Peterson, Ralph Engle, Bill Kirsch, Hampton Tener. 108 The Little Giant swimming team closed the 1947-48 campaign with six wins and two defeats. The team which was composed mostly of Sophomores opened the season with two exhibitions with Bowl- ing Green University. The Rossnmen defeated Mas- sillon, Toledo DeVilbiss and Sandusky without much trouble but the following week the tankers traveled to Adrian, Michigan, where they met their first defeat of the season 52 to 32. The Little Giants broke back into the win col- umn in the next three meets by defeating Sandusky for the second time by a score of 47-19, Wooster 55- ll, and DeVilbiss 40Vz to 24Vz. Canton McKinley closed the Ross season by edging them 37 to 29 in cr close affair for the second defeat. In the Bowling Green relays, the Fremonters finished fourth behind Cleveland East Tech, Can- ton, and Sandusky. In the District meet at Bowling Green, the Fre- monters finished in first place with Sandusky in the runner-up spot. Don Wensinger and lim Pence, the only two Seniors on the squad, successfully de- IR. HIGH SWIMMING TEAM Row 1-Larry Hunt, Neal Bork, Dick Burket, Bob Sheldon, Lee Burnett, Jack Rose, George Hershberger. Row 2--Gerry Schwartz, Lonny Price, Bruce Scherer, Bud Cross, Dick DeMars, Jack Lucas. fended their district titles in the diving and breast stroke respectively. At Columbus the next week Fremont finished a surprise third place in back of Cleveland East Tech and Lakewood. Larry Price finished sixth in the back-stroke with Don Wensinger and Iohn Schwartz placing 2nd and 3rd in the diving. The medley re- lay of Price, Pence, and Don Smith took a close fourth place while the freestyle relay of Bill Kirsch, Don Naftulin, Iohn Bowlus, and Don Smith also was fourth. In the all-events meet at the close of the sea- son Iim Pence finished in first place with 425.4 points. In second place was Bud Nord with 419.5 and Larry Price was third with 4l3.5. Swimmers receiving letters were the honorary captain Don Wensinger, lim Pence, Larry Price, Don Smith, Bill Kirsch, Don Naftulin, Iohn Bowlus, Bud Nord, Ierry Hunt, Charles Miller, Iohn Schwartz, and manager Leroy Elder. George Gruse was the head coach with Iohn Titsworth assistant and Ir. High coach. 10 110 G.A.A. y To be able to take our place in the drama of life, we must be a well developed person both mentally and physically. This last is quite important and fortunately in our high school the G.A.A. takes care of this development. It improves the girls' health, sportsmanship, and mental thinking. The G.A.A. has a well filled calendar year. They attend play days at various schools in the district, give their own play day, a Sadie Hawkins dance, and for the climax of the year, the G.A.A. banquet. Officers of the association are: Dorothy Babione, President: Sally Rear- don, vice president: Joanne Houghtaling, secretary: Alice Babione, treasurer: Wanda Smith registrar of points, and Miss Gertrude Bliss as the advisor. G.A.A. BADMINTON CHAMPS Caroline Walker, Joanie Beier, Molly Boyer. G.A.A. BOWLING CHAMPS Caroline Walker, Carolyn Crooks, Irene Vargo. G.A.A. BASKETBALL Row 1-Irene Vargo, Gloria Schmitz, Marilyn Schneider, Joanne Beier Row 2-Jackie Howey, Jean Cook, Molly Boyer, Billie Dorr, Joanne Willey. G.A.A. OFFICERS Miss Bliss, Wanda Smith, Joanne Houghtaling, Dottie Babione, Sally Reardon, Alice Babione. G.A.A. DECK TENNIS Cathy Durdel, Molly Boyer, Ila Mae Neason, Madalyn Jones, Nancy Leibold, Barbara Stamm, Phyllis Hoy. 112 Row Row Rovv Row Rovv Rovv Rovv SENIOR HIGH SWIMMING CLUB Joanne Beier, Margaret Basch, Irene Vargo, Shirley Arthur, Jo Ann Turner, Julane Baumer, Betty Green, Onnalee Haas. 2-Georgianne Walton, Lee Spengler, Caroline Walker, Martha Michaels, Lois Smeltzer, Joanne Houghtaling, Evelyn Buehler, Elise Tluesdall, Miss Grover. 3-Donna Weiker, Jean Wilson, Betty Berkheimer, Betty Yontz, Barbara Tucker. IR. HIGH SWIMMING CLUB Pat Smith, Jo Ann Schroeder, Nancy Kessler, Janice Reed, Sandra Ireland, Nancy Gabel, Virginia Cole, Mar- jorie Gilbert, Janet Mathews. Marvel Nitschke, Lila Geary, Sophia Custer, Lois Yontz, Leota Snyder, Pat Miller, June Hetrick, Miss Grover. Jackie Ireland, Nancy Frank, Sharon Anderson, Jackie McKay, Ruth Simon, Carol Lee Michles, Joanne Duty, -Sylvia Huntzinger, Lois Perry, Sandra Nickel, Pat Leasure, Sally Hunsinger. SENIOR HIGH INTRAIVIURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Dick Shaffer Gene Geib Dick Kovaleski George Rohleder Glenn Pocock Jerry Shannon FRESHIVIAN-SOPHONIORE INTRA- NIURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Ed Stetzel John Harmon Bill Beach Rodney Alford George Batie Wayne Tuckerman Kenneth Ernsberger SENIOR HIGH INTRAIVIURAL BASKETBALL CHAIVIPS Dick Shaffer Gene Geib Bob Held George Rohleder Glenn Pocock Jerry Shannon 1 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Row 1-Duane Reed, Robert Shauterbeck, Haldon Price, John Low, Dick Wolf, John Rothacker, Marcus Michaels, Nor- man Kraak, Jim Woleslagel, Clyde Michaels, Urban Mitten. Row 2-Larry Hunt, Douglas Frazier, Bob Boucher, Bob Lucas, Charles Hottinger, Jerome Surratte, Bud Winkle, Earl Asperger, Gary Swartz, Ronnie Letterman. Row 3-George Herschberger, Ronald Rollins, Philip Michaels, Dick McCloy, Sam McCoIlister, Lowell Batie, Ken Rimelspach, Dick Burkett, David Jennings, Dick Garcia. Row 4-Alvin Burnett, Dick Koebel, Kent Miller, John Lewis, Julius Sims, Tom McCarthy, Bob LaFolIette, Charles Jones, Gladon Shaffer. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL IB. - HI BASKETBALL Row 1-Dick Houghtaling, Charlie Glover, Marlin Farver, Glay- Row 1-Haldon Price, Tom McCarthy, John Lewis, Jerry Por don Shaffer. czak, Neal Fry. Row 2-Kenneth Wolf, Dick Lee, Giadon Otermat, Jack Winnes. Row 2-Sylvester Asperger, Wayne Burger, Lamar Long, Jer ome Surratt, Sam McCollister. 114 CROGHAN BANK AND SAVINGS CO. NATIONAL BANK OF FREMONT LIBERTY BANKING CO. FREMONT SAVING BANK CLYDE CASTINGS CO. CRESCENT MFG. CO. FREMONT FLASK CO. FREMONT RUBBER CO. FREMONT FOUNDRY CO. HERBRAND CORP. HOWARD ZINK CORP. CARBO TOOL AND DIE CO. HENKEL CLAUSS CO. UHLMAN'S FREMONT KRAUT CO. THE HILLTOP PARAMOUNT BOWLING ALLEY CLARICS PASTIME BOWLING ALLEYS CHARLES RESTAURANT HAVENSHIRE DAIRY SPUNGEN FURNITURE CO. SEARS ORDER OFFICE COX 6. SON DRY CLEANING F. L. MOORE CARL I. WOLF ROBERT ci GEORGE LYTLE PATRONS S. E. HYMAN CO. 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