Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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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.

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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.

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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.