Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

Quia-4-U-, 1 I-I IG 2? 6' I THE RCDGH Presented by The Sensor Class of Nineteen Hundred Flfty three ROSS HIGH SCHOOL FREMONT OHIO Advlsor Sports Edrtor Copy Edrtor Identlflcatron Edrtor Photo Editor Subscrlptlon Sales Business Manager Patrons Prcture Sales Edltorlal Staff Carol Johnson Phyllrs Coon Bertha Hensgen Sharon Haff Nancy Buehler Ronald Rollins Audrey Sheets Betty Jane Taylor Darlene Crlgger Jaan Kangulaskr Nancy Gabel Nancy Kessler Barbara Zrlles Clayton D Tooley Donald Knepper Vrrgrnla Strohl Jo Anne Johnson Larry Schwartz Vrrglma Cole Janet Johnson Lynette Slpsma Elaine Pratt Buslness Staff Donna Wrckert Ruth Lambrrght Hilda Karbler Wayne Gardner Bette Myers Kay Rutan Nancy Schneider Jamce Guthrie Barbara Rltzman Gary Schwartz The Walt Drsney characters appearing herem are used through the courtesy of Walt Drsney Productlons Copyright Walt Drsney Productions I I Editor-in-Chief r.,c. .....,r,,,,..,......... J anice Reed Prologue . . We, the class of 1953, in leaving Ross High School, recall many happy days in school. In order that we may always remember them, we have recorded our good times on the following pages, and, with the help of some Walt Disney characters, will show them to you. The words of our motto are true: Knowledge in youth is wisdom in age. We have gained much information at Ross High, we hope we will have wisdom when our high school days are but memories. Fremont Boss V Q' 1 wx A ,A- Q so 5 X Xxm X . ' 2 X . X, g aj 13,442 ...-1 Q di-fa-asm, W, Board of lnducatlon Do M M o The Board of Educataon s lobs are Important ones for these men must balance a large school budget hare the teachers and other school employees and glve advlce on many other school problems Wlth their help the school has achieved many hugh Ideals of which the students the faculty and the llttle Disney animals are very proud Supa l lntelulent U. I' DILIICI' Mr U E Duener has worked consclentnously for many years In the trying rob of superintendent of schools People seldom realnze the extent of has dutles, although all of us benetut from hrs work The seniors of l953 wash to thank Mr Dlener tor the efforts he has made to help us durmg our hugh school days Dlr. Cooper Our principal, Mr. C. R. Cooper, always shows a great deal of friendly co-operation and understanding in dealing with the teachers and students of Ross High School. He shows a personal interest in each student, and, above all, the welfare of the school is uppermost in his mind. His good advice and wise decisions have gained him the respect of all students, ond his friendly smile is known to everyone. Mr. Miller Mr H RandalIMlller our asslstant prlnclpal carrles out hls many dutles easily and efflcaently Besides be mg nn charge of school attendance absence and truancy especially among fhe boys he has several admlmstratlve dutles Mr Muller works very consclentlously with hls school business from early morning untll late at night and In domg so has gained the respect and admlratlon of the students and teachers of Ross Hugh School Nllss Hughes M5 Mass Thelma Hughes as our vlsltlng teacher IS par tncularly concerned wlth the attendance of the gurls at Ross Hugh School She teaches the students to apprecl ate the school and the efforts made In thelr behalf by the faculty and admlmstratlon Students fund Mass Hughes to be a very friendly and consuderate person nn whom they can conflde 0Eiiee Girls Mrs I a Sprunk Mrs Lu: Ile Myers Whenever Dansy went mto the offlce, whether rt was to make a phone call or to see Mr Cooper, she recelved a friendly greeting from our secretaries These ladies are responsrble for a great deal of the work that goes mto the smooth operation of a hugh school and we the sensors wash to thank them for all their help Custocllans F ank Shoemoke Ha y Ogg John Holbe R y Go b I H W py W Ilamson Roymo d la ce Pluto wos amazed at the amount of work the custo drans are requ red to do but he was very pleased when he saw how well It IS accomplished He notrced too that these custodians are always very friendly and helpful to all the students and teachers . v , . i . . . . . . . . . I I 1 . O r r, rr , isen, a e e, . im i i , n n . . l I ' I . . 1 Top Row, Mr. Schahet, Shop, Mr. Gruse, Shop, Mrs. Godfrey, Home Economics 7 and 8, Mr. Seele, Science 9, Chemistry, Mr. Althoff, Boys' Gym. Bottom Row: Miss Bliss, Girls' Gym, Health, Mr. Burdick, Agriculture, Farm Proiects, Miss Beck, Girls' Swimming and Gym, Miss Williams, Art, Mr. Daren, Mathematics 8, Guidance 8, History 8. Faculty Our teachers have worked more closely with us than any other members of the ad- ministration, and thus have influenced us the most. We realize that besides teaching us a great deal of subiect matter, they also have become good friends and have a per- sonal interest in each student. They have understood our problems, and have advised us wisely, they have taught us more than iust the minimum requirements of one subject. As we, the class of '53, graduate, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our beloved teachers. If QLJ 31, -T5 Y fr? ' .Q E1 1' 4 Top Row: Mr. Snyder, Driver's Education, Mr. Decker, Science 7, Beginning Swimming, Mr. Factor, Science 9, Mr. McClintock, World History, American History. Bottom Row: Mrs. Lyons, History 8, Geography 7, Mr. Tooley, Freshman and Senior English, Mr. DuPont Bookkeeping, Commercial Math, Miss Young, Latin, English. First Row: Mr. Loub, Chemistry, Physics, Rodio, Mr. Stokes, Shop Math, Human Relations, Miss Forsyth, French, Spanish, English, Dramatics, Mr. Carver, Government, World History. Second Row: Mr. Ford, Hearing Therapist, Miss McCulloch, English 7, Miss Garn, English 8, Mr. Huffman, Drawing. Third Row: Mrs. Turner, librarian, Miss Kilmer, Speech, English, Mr. Hart, Senior Social Problems, American History. Ohio History, Mr. Morton, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mr. Ballenger, World History, American History. vs, Top Row: Mr. Titsworth, Health, Swimming, Mr. Stierwalt, Band, Mr. Sells, Band, Mrs. Schwartz, Home Economics. Bottom Row: Mr. Murray, Related Trades, Mrs. Stebner, Home Economics, Miss Bowlus, English Ill, Mr. Mackey, Geography 7, Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Track Coach. First Row: Mr. Ziemke, Algebra, Math, Head Basketball Coach, Junior High Football Coach, Miss Darr, Algebra, Mathematics, Mrs. Walter, English 7 8. 8, Mr. Ferguson, Biology, Science 7. Second Row: Miss Setzler, Mathematics 8, Mr. Kuzma, Junior High Shop, Miss Hofelich, History 8. Geography 7, Mr. Miller, Machine Shop. Third Row Mrs Chester Stenography Junior Business Training Office Practice, Mr. Kooistra, A Cappella Choir Glee Club Junior Hugh Choir Mr Cochran Guidance 8 Miss Tonk, Commercial Math, Typing. U gfihwssv, Wai. 'Uv SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronald Karle, president, John Wadsworth, vice-president, Lucy Baumann, Treasurer, Barbara Zilles, secretary. T940-T953-years that this graduating class will always remember as having been busy days of learning, attending athletic contests, and making lasting friendships. Each one of us was always striving to grow into the type of person of whom our school would be proud. As we leave Fremont Ross, we hope to be able to use our knowledge to make this a more peaceful world in which to live. Senior Class Song Words by Lucy Baumann and Barbara Zilles fTune: Auf Wiederseh'n, Sweetheartl Good-bye Ross High Good-bye Ross High We're leaving you today. We'lI ne'er forget our good times here As we go on our way. The games we've played, The dances too Are now but memories We'll ne'er forget the fun we've had Good-bye Ross High, good-bye. To you teachers We're thanking you Because you've done so much We don't see how We'll get along Without your helping touch. Good-bye Juniors And Sophomores too Take care of 'ole Ross High. We loved it here Have fun next -year Good-bye Ross High, good-bye. 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A I 2 3 4 FTA 2 3 Natronal Thospean Student Councrl 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Girls Basketball 3 4 Typrng Club 3 Archery Club I 2 4 Class Play 34 Chatter Stott 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Nancy Schneider Nan Typmg Club 34 YTeens 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Intramurals I 2 FHA 4 Class Play 3 Ronald Shanahan Ron latrn I HI Y Prom Committee 3 Senior Audrey Sheets Audre G A I 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Otfrce Assistant 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 C ss Play 34 Annual Stalt 4 Chatter Staff 3 4 Natronal Thespran 3 Typlng Club 3 Intramurals I 2 Robert Sheldon Bob T Ing Cub 2 3 Pram Commlttee 3 Bruce Sherer Shanks Swrmmrng I 2 3 4 I' ack 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Natlanal Thesplan 34 Earthquake Staff 3 Class Olfucer 3 Student Council 24 2 ln Club I Prom Commlttee 3 Selma Shullmg B nd I 2 3 French Club 3 4 Prom Cammuttee 3 rn Club Student Councll I C ass Play 3 4 Angle Shoemaker Berrudge G A I 2 Y Teens 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Prom Commrttee 3 A Cappella Chorr I Llla Slbold S Intramurals 4 Pram Commlttee 3 Grrls Varsnty 4 Caleterua Staff 3 4 Oftlce Assrstant 4 Lab Assistant 3 Bowllng 4 Gary Sldey Bug n Juhus Snmms Jute Football I 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Lynnette Slpsma 'Lynn G A I 2 A Cappella Chorr I 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Intramurals I Annual Stott 4 Class Play 3 4 Sensor Swunmrng Club James Stout Larry VIC 3 4 H Y Pram Track Class Rlchard Prom 3 4 Commrttee 3 Play 3 Sorg Duck Committee 3 B nd I 2 3 4 Dance Band I 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club I 2 V I 2 3 4 Stage Assrstant I 2 3 4 Harris Strohl Juner Band I 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 A Cappella Chour 34 Ensemble I 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Vlrgmla Strohl 'Jmny Intramurals I Sensor Swrmmlng Club I 2 Y Camera Club I 2 Class Play 3 4 la In Club I 2 Prom Commrttee 3 Directory French Club 34 Sensmograph Statt 3 Class Play 3 4 Chatter Staff 34 Prom Cammrttee 3 Annual Stott 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Robert Szymanowskl Shimmy ' Prom Commrttee 3 Wllllam Taborn Wlllle F otball I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Prom Commlttee Basketball I Intramurals 3 4 Karen Talbot Cafeteria Staff 2 3 4 A Cavpella Chorr I 2 F 2 3 4 Intramurals 4 Lab Assistant 3 4 Prom Cammrttee 3 Gary Tanner Gaey VIC 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Betty Jane Taylor Library Staff I Lam Club I A Cappella Chorr I GAA I GAA I Typing Club 3 Offlce Assistant 4 Betty Thompson Tommu F I 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 A Club 2 3 Class Play 3 Prom Commlttee 3 John Stephen Tuttle Steve B nd I 2 3 4 Dance Band I 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club I 2 Pram Commrttee 3 Paul Trltch Pablo B nd I 2 3 4 Basketball I Cross Country 3 4 A Cappella Cholr 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Spannsh Club I 2 Student Councul I 2 4 Class Play 4 Y 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Richard Tucker 'Thurman Spannsh Club 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Ronald Tuckerman 'Ron Intramurals I 2 VIC 3 Cateterla Statl 3 Prom Commnttee 3 Janet Voelzke 'Jan FH I 4 Prom Commlttee 3 John Wadsworth Cal Football I Cross Country I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 A Cappella Cholr I 2 Cheerleadrng 3 4 -ntramurals I 4 Student Councrl 3 Class Olfucer 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Shrrley Walters Blondne Cappella Chour I2 FHA 2 3 4 Y Teens 4 Intramurals I 2 Prom Commuttee Class Play 4 John Weaver Intramurals I 2 I 2 Prom Commrttee Donna Wlckert ' Barney G A I 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Otlrce Asslstant I Prom Commrttee Class Play 3 Chatter Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 2 3 4 Natronal Thespuan Typrng Club 3 Intramurals I 2 Betty Wmters Prom Cammnttee Class Play 4 Shnrley Wlse G A I 2 A Cappella Choir I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 FHA 4 Class Play 4 Jrm Woleslagel Slagel Basketball I 2 Band I 2 3 Y 2 Spanish Club 34 Prom Commrttee 3 Class Play 4 Duck Wolf Fox Track 2 Basketball I Football I 2 4 H Y 4 Intramurals I 4 Prom Commuttee Class Play 3 Lots Yontx Prom Commlttee 3 Swlmmrng Club I Y Teens 2 3 4 Class Oltucer 3 4 Chatter Staff 3 4 Annual Stall 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Typrng Club 3 Office Assrstant 2 Prom Commrttee 3 Natronal Thespran 3 Glee Club I Class Play 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Jamce Zllles JanIe Robert Ztmmerman la ln Club I 2 French Club 34 Intramurals I 2 3 4 FTA 2 4 Art Club 2 3 4 Student Councll Class Play 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Band I 2 3 4 Latnn Club 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I x Fmei Pau, P: r,96'- P55 Reber flqw' L,-40,76 R cl CRY- ct x 56? NLYICS' 'p'eJ.Ho'lvow 433 O . sI09e' X-Wx' rom 'Z r FF ov . Sonic Cvoixes rewersreos-, 5 5 xghl' ea5 ' Pre lfzqb d let! 'c1i'ntXe,Tr ,I efh Fougb v gedledmq so S9 swf, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Beverly Kindred, V. Pres.: Suzanne Curtin, Sec.: Standing: Tom Wadsworth, Treas.g Jim Zimmerman, Pres. The responsibility of having a successful Junior-Senior Prom rests on 'the shoulders of the Junior Class Officers. It takes a great deal of patience and initiative to head such a large event. Careful consideration is given in selecting all class officers. They must have the ability to lead, as well as being able to get along with people. Juniors Barbara Agee Odette Alford Anne Althoff Bull Amor Paul Anderson Davld Anstead Maxine Arnold Robert Arter Leroy Avers Janet Barley Jack Baron Ruth Beeker Dorothy Bender Whltey Best Bob Blsnette Chuck Black Barbara Bortel Nancy Boucher Bette Brown Donna Brown Dave Buehler Joan Buehler Barb Burdick Jerry Burkln Judy Clapp Madonna Cook Gaul Decker Charles Daugherty Walt Delchert Dana Delagrange Janet Duck Haldon Duck Dean Doren Carol Draves Eleanor Estep Betty Blymyer Juniors Merlm Eversole Don Feagle Bob Fenghner Barbara Fought Elnzabeth Fought Ray Fowler Ned Frantz Rlchard Fnar Gerry Gallagher Colleen Genson Judy Gruver Bob Guthrie Rnchard Hampshlre Betty Jane Hardy Amy Harris Dlck Harter La Verne Hasselbach Anne Hathaway Joe Haubert Harold Hetrlck Lee Havens Renny Hlrt Irene Hltchcock Betty Holder Ronald Hlvely Sharon Holtsberry Ted Houghtallng Dons Johnson Larry Jolly Arlene Jerew Don Jones Karol Laird Eileen Krlenke Wulluam La Follette Roselmn La Grou Mary Lou Lamalle G- allw- ' 8.4 we Mx! X., +4- a in-xi' wa' .,, sf' ...f 'fur QB' -it 3 Juniors Judy Lance Frank Lenhart Rlchard Lentz Mary Lewls Janet Llnkey Betty Little Madalme Long Mary Ellen Markley James Mason Ann McKlnney Barbara Mead Tum Messmger Ronnie Mlelke Janlce Muller Janice Mooney Arthur Moore Danny Nahm Robert Neeley Marlene Nlchel Janet Nlckel Nancy Nichols Larry Nrckloy Ruth Nofz Duck Notestlne Dorothy Ohms Paul Parlow Ruth Pasch Marilyn Penn Larry Pete Jlm Polter Farnham Randolph Jim Rauch Robert Reed David Rees Larry Rice 'Q J W . Q, , If ' .56 ,L . ,fdlft ' A ' I I ' gg, ,Q ff l Z M45 A - T' O ffl ll gn, .V Q ' X ai- N- ' x' A - J . ' L I - f N K -21, .... W J J ' . . A , M., A h ,,,'X K Q J 2 .. I., sf, ? Jlm Michaels I E . ' X K. 21? M-, ' 3 4, 5- , A pw z - 'J N? ffl 5 f .W ffth- 2 x , 8 af ' 5. V . . 'F A fr , 5, A f W 1 me . - -.J i w 9 I. 3. ' 10 ' 4 t , Juniors Jrm Rtpple Lester Root Rrchard Root Marrlyn Rutan Mary Sabroske Carol Sampsel Lela Sampsell Carolyn Schaaf Rosemary Schock Janet Schwartz Carol Shannon Sharon Shanahan Duck Shaull Ron Shoemaker Phyllls Slebert Sharon Slaymaker Gene Smrth Jrm Smlth Joan Smrth Jo Smrth Carolyn Stokes Anna Rose Stotz Gay Swanger Tom Tewers Judy Truck Martha Trout Marlone Twlss Janet Wadsworth Glenn Waller Betty Walters Dick Watson Don Weng Sue Wensmger Joan Wenzel Willard White Barb Wrller Gary Wrsbon Tom Wolf George Wymer LA xv' xx l X J 5 X is rx wt' Eg- i . 0 , , F .A A 5 IAQ, A Y X uv Qtr -. . :,,' 4 ei! El' -Q. , any ' 5 , -v3 ' N ,,.. ,. F , s JQTY ig, J, .,' 1 ij X J A J Sophomores Don Albright Marlene Albright Robert Amey Ronnie Ayres Beverly Baker Billie Bame Darlene Barnhelser James Barr Marilyn Bechler Richard Beal Sally Beeker Robert Bender Marlorle Bennett Tom Bennuson Jim Binkley Dale Blausey Kenneth Bliss Sally Bloom David Bodi Allan Boedeker James Bookmyer Edward Bork Jack Bovard Charles Bowers Shirley Bowers Bill Bowlus Richard Boyd Gloria Broskl John Brosku David Bunn Yvonne Carter Roger Chambers Roger Cllne Frances Cobb Lamar Conger Tom Cooley Terry Cornell Bob Corthell Harolyn Crosskill Bob Damschroder Samuel Danzinger Suzanne Delp Lois Deppen Annette Dick Bruce Dingler Jim Durnwald Ruth Duseberg Ruth Ann Eversole Gary Ferguson Margarette Fiebiger Nancy Fitzgerald Barbara Fowler Sophonlores Ray Franks Connie Frater Brad Gabel Randall Gahn Bob Gebauer Nancy Gibbs Lyle Gilbert Sharon Gnlmore Jerry Gnepper John Goodeman Georgene Grles Jam Gruver George Hagenbuch Donald Hammer James Hampshure Bob Hardy Larry Harris Jlm Hasselbach Joe Havens June Havens Bertha Hawk Tom Hellwlg Ronald Herr Gwen Herrnck Duck Heslet David Hetrlck Jackle Hurt Ken Hlrt Jack Holmes Fred Hower Darlene Hulford Charles Hull Mamie Hurse Ball lreland Shirley Johnston John Jones Robert Jones Sandra Jones Roy Joseph Mlhkel Kangllaskl Shurley Kellogg Sue Kerr Carol Knser Ronald Kuser Carole Kosman George Kraenke Theron Kroeger Jerry Lahr James Lagrou Fred Lawrence Laura Laurence Lots Lenz 5 I lr L4 ' I f' 1 ' Ll sf . :L x. ,IX X 5 .J L.: 'Po .fgfx .vs tx. fo! l T X l 159 us Wir 'v-36 W3 -ef T' U Sopllomorca Margaret Level Faye Longanbach Scott Lucas James McCluntock Frances McGill Gall McNelly Dale Martm Dons Markwrth Jeanne Menkhoff John Mrarer Marlene Mlarer Sharon Mlchles Katherine Mlddleton Larry Muller Betty Mooney 'V C7 I U Q Marulyn Mooney Ed Myers Joye Neason Joanne Nowak John Ohms Rlchard Olmstead Arthur Otermat Duck Overmyer Donna Parish Joyce Parish Beatrice Pasch Robert Prerce George Pmneo Ward Potts Robert Lee Prebl Ann Randolph Jack Reldllng Duck Sabroske Ward Sewell Daniel Schell Sylvla Schepflm Wllllam Schepflm Barbara Schlmg Bruce Schneider Marilyn Schneider Arlene Schutt Kenneth Shaffer Bonnie Kay Sharpe Jackie Shawl Peggy Shawl Barbara Sherman Sally Sherer Gary Shllllng Roger Shoup Jean Slgerfoos Shirley Simmons Janet Smuth . 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AM if , t an i ' G' 3 'R' ...Zh l ' Zi - , . . - ' 6 J ' 9 - ' Sopllolnores Marlene Smith Martin Smith Phyllis Smith Jim Souders Marion Souders Roger Stevens Deanna Stout Marlorie Stout Pat Strohl Bob Stull Ruth Taborn Ronald Talbert Ken Thornburgh Karen fhurn Henry Tiller Wanda Timmons Bart Tuttle Dean Tritch Ruth Twlss Frances Visconti Sonia Vogel Kenneth Vroman Kenneth Waggoner Janice Wagner Mary Walters Virginia Walters Henry Warner Dorothy Wassermann Pat Wassermann Ron Watson Jim Weaver Jim Weaver Mary Weible Alice Weickert Clarence Weickert Ken Weickert Norman Welch Marlene Werling Eugene West Mary Lou Wickert Wade Willey Blanche Williford Carolyn Winnes Sandra Witter Dale Wright Barbara Wyss Lee Roy Wyss Leland Zilles Leonard Zilles Elaine Zimmermann Sharon Zucker e 5 9 .ar ' rmr T A A ll A Freshnlan '- M I , A ' Robert Agee W -LAALI 1 'ww f.. fix L 1 , W , , K Darlene Albright ' M ' Janice Anspach 'E Cufk j Betty Arndt Duck Arter Luz Augustine GK? Carlyle Auxter Wllllam Ball Glendene Ballard Glorene Ballard Jack Balsnzer Wlllls Bartlett Larry Batesole Hugh Baumer Janice Baumer Marlene Baumer Beverly Beuer Lols Benmson Carol Berger Richard Bigelow Tom Bunkley Wayne Blausey Jo Anne Blnss X1 1 Ardlth Bloom Marne Blue Clyde Booze Jo Del Both xx Q Landra Boyer 'N l-X Barbara Brashares Marlorle Bennet Dana Bunn Sylvester Burel Lloyd Butcher Glenda Byers Aleta Cany Dan Clark Jlm Clark Frankne Clmebell Lynn Cobb 9' Paul Cockey kv' Paul Coleman QQ M JD Richard Coleman John Colvin Ronald Conger Ronald Cook ,.-.- Carol Coon Raymona Cooper 4.-5 James Cress Ronald Cress Wanda Cress Melvm Crowell Dan Cunningham Susie Curtin O nb J 1 John Damschroder fNfR Arlene Duck Dianne Duck Nlla Duehr t fl , f -. x l ii wk SJ X ht- l .J Q..- -lk . it ' A 'QE - . . l J x C ' x -lv J l , , -of V . . Y Tab . ' .. K 'V l , ,, if ll ll 'I rex fi lf' e A 1 ' i 51. . . J I ' - , J, Q' l 'S 5' . ke Jr K .. W ,Q 4 1- gg. X L ' - . 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Q 'Q' qwgzi , Bob Harmon Betty Hasselbach Darlene Hawk Don Helleman Bob Helleman Trudl Hendrlcks X-'N frm Douglas Henry Vlola Hensgen John Hensley Larry Hetrlck Leslie Hetrlck Jlm Hicks Joyce Hnlt Doug Hurt Terry Hodgklnson Jane Hofellck Art Hoff Frances Hoffman Dennis Holden Jam Houghtalmg Leslie Huff Nancy Hunslnger Genevieve Ireland Marcia Ireland 9-. Don Jenkins Carol Jerew Bernice Jones Marne Johnson Patrucna Joseph Ronald Kane Roselyn Karlovetz Ronald Karr Irene Keck Beverly Kindred j X lf lls o ' 'V H A A .f ' ' ' sr 1 5 ' A' ' . f .1 -' 4' 7 1--' Y ' ..L'I 1 ,rl -Q' , .X J X A Q D ' 1 zgrffi u Y. - . , -I I :-- I 0 lv ,. 4- -Q -f ,fl .4 I. 'H , I X , , . al L g' . ,. Q- ti U ini ' . 3' Q 9 - 9 .Il s- - 5 , ' ' .Q -- 'T -1 -,. a , gf V , A l,, Q - A. L 9 ll I J A . ., , 1 ' 2 .s Ll 5 ' ca if .A - , ia Q ' ,J M L W '-:- J , 1 . , .7 X M s , 5 't K ' 'J 4 Q fs ' x .2 1 '5 me ' 1' , . , 1 . 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Q Virginia Parlow is John Pearson Elgar fb-A an 1,5 Q Nancy Perry S435 Nannette Perry Carol Peters Don Pierce Jean Potter Betty Price Barry Putnam Dick Randolph Phillip Rearlck BQ' - ::. 5' ' . . ' ,. j N ' , ' if f . tx sv - g Q 2... l V -n eg ' , - ' - 5 za as 9 ' D P e Q I ek 1 fl A . 1 , If Sl ' ., J ., ' JL 5 gg - Y 1 5' 'rr E s A - , 5 ta ' , ::. 'B L -4 , -A r 'fi' , V - Z L ,. - W-f' X ! 'W K7 ,B w l 5 I n ' ,' - 4 1 i 210 ' J' ' .s - Q2 we 1 5 tv ' ' ' f - 'f5?? 4f1'gf',l:f A -L f.-. A 4:1 Q-- J ' s ,. -.1-1-v 3 ' f . f ff :e----+1:'1'::. '-t- -- - , : gl 5 -va 'ai V -' ,, K -:L N eff -1 35? Q . . LTR.. - ' I -Jil, s N ' , L 5' J, j Cv , is , 9 Fl eshman George Reed Lany Reed Clufford Reeve Paul Ruffle lom Rolllns Arlln Saam Larry Salonz Jam Sales Bruce Sampsell X K Mary Elizabeth Sand Clarence Schell Helen Scherf Rick Schllebner Gloria Schoenfleld Davrd Schoonmaker Betsy Schwartz Horace Sewell Thomas Shearer Carol Sheets Lyle Slbold Rose Slebert Allce Smnth Kenneth Smuth Rnchard Smuth Sandra Sprunk Jack Stahl Jerry Stahl John Stahl Pat Sta rack Dlck Stevens Peggy Stnmmel Barbara Stokes Marilyn Stoldt Ken Stull Lester Sweazey Donna Swedersky Katherune Swlsher Jeanne Thompson Barbara Tooley Barbara Ullne Tom Wadsworth S35 'NL IX X 'T ee Q Peter Welchman Q Donna Waller Art Warsell Dan Wendt Robert Woessner Dave Wolshuck Jeanne Wolf Lee Wolf Mary Lynne Wolfe Jerry Woodruff Donald Young Mary Zllles Rnchard Zulles Jam Znmmerman 10' P' on X C' 3 .2 .f A 38 ' f lllsllll me M ng! 41 'J rw s. its ,ff sw ig' -A ' Aid J' 19 U- 14 2 is 'Q 9-5' ,614 an ip' 22153 4- kk waz- A E' M A ,, ,C we s... 's or -9 41 A5 W :O I lgllth rade Frrst Row Roger Abney Kenneth Adams Tom Adklns Lots Albert Bull Albrnght Ruth Andecover Ronald Ashdown Merry Jane Ayres Nancy Baker Frances Baptlsta Second Row Donald Bartlett John Baxter Lane Beeker Lrdqa Benke Saundra Bennett Jane Berkheimer Janet Berner Marllyn Blce Janice Bunder Ronald Blnkley Thlrd Row Danny Black Bnll Bllss Gene Bllss Patrlcna Blrss Norma Bloom Betty Blue Charles Baleen Helen Bolle Barbara Bolher Janet Booze Fourth Row Raymond Borys La Vern Bowersax Gary Bowker Sue Boyd, Shtrley Ann Bradshaw, Gladys Bundschuh Wulluam Barnett, Theresa Butcher, Judy Bryan, Beverly Byers Frfth Row Anna Mae Caldwell Judy Carrnean Terry Carnncom Richard Cherry Alton Cluar Carol Clawson Otts Clymer Freda Cooley Nellie Cooley Keuth Cotterman Sixth Row Janet Crowell Larry Curns Karen Cunnnngham Galen Dannschroder Shnrley Day Dorothy Deuchert Marlorxe Dllley La vonne Dodway Bull Dougherty Dons Ann Doughty Seventh Row Karen Dyer Marlorle Eakens Ken Edmonds Robert Entenmann Faye Faurall Ann Fangboner Robert Faunce Rosanne Felghner Judy Fueblger Darlene Funk Eighth Row Duck Futzgerald Barbara Flack Nancy Fowler Ray Fry, Kay Frederucks, Jane Fuller, Faye Genson, Mary Ellen Gelb, Merle Gerhardsteln, Jane Gillmor l- 3' at . 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Row Kenneth Grllmor Westley Glover Pam Goff Carol Good Blame Guhma Bob Gwrnup Wtlltam Gwlnup Glorla Hampshure Russell Hanna Staunton Harrison Second Row Gary Hasselbach Janet Hasselbach Alfred Havens Joyce Hawk Judy Hetrtck Albert Helrlck Ward Helrlck George Henllne Judlth Htvely Haldon Hoffman Thnrd Row Torn Hrte Jeannette Hoover Robert Hopkuns Delbert Hoy Don Hoy Joan Howdeshell Emma Horse Walter Hurse Martlyn Johnston Jaws Jones Fourth Row Corrnne Kadlubowskl Rrchard Karlovelz Barbara Karr Donna Kessler Gerald Kessler .lrrn Kessler Yvonne Kessler Howard Kang James Ksng Raymond Klenk N F1 Row Cameron Klrnck Janrce Koch Joanne Koke Della Knott Betty Krlenke Donald Kroeger Korm: Kuusberg Nancy Lantz Fred Lewls Nancy Llnkey uh Row on nr e VIOIO Long Kenneth Lamaze Wtluarr Langel .lack Lee Gerald Legett Ronald Lehman Fred Lrabmg Tom Monahan Betty Martorn Seventh Row Donald Martun Daynd McClrntock Bernard McCutchen Joseph McGee Sandra McKay Nancy M:Keever Davld McNelly Bob McClune Jim Menkhoff Bob Mesler Elghth Row Faye Mezlnger Carole Muller Jerry Mtller Mlchael Mrtten Rosalyn Mooney Larry Moore Peter Muller Shirley Morrus Blll Myers Larry Nahm 39 r.: . 3' 55. 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Row Allce Neason Ed Nrckel Sue Nnckel John Nutschke Pat Nuhfer Jrm Ohms Larry Otermat Mrchael Otto Dorothy Over myer Lots Overmyer Second Row Judy Paul Sandra Phulllps Jazel Pratt Ruta Rernbolt Clara Rodgers Jannette Rolllns Mary Rurz Shrrley Rutherford John Scheetz Loule Scheetz Third Raw Dan Schell, Sara Schepllrn, Burdette Schnelder, Janet Schoch, Judy Schwartz, Susannah Schwartz, Jerry Shaffer, Patrlck Shanahan Terrance Shanahan, Bull Sheets Fourth Row Wrllram Sherlow Tom Sherman, Bruce Shulllng, Nancy Slgerfoos, Lynne Slessman, Bull Smrley, La Mar Smrth Mary Ann Smith, Rolland Smnth, Shnrley Smith Grade Fifth Row Ruby Snodgrass Delnght Sorg Bull Stegman Jamce Strger Ronald Stine Marlene Strayer Rulh Stockwell Gary Slotz Don Stull Joel Stull Sixth Row Dale Suhr':ner Don Talbert Nancy Talberl Kay Thorn burgh Jlm Tnller Sharon Trout Brenda Trueman Faye Tucker Gay Tuckerman Baroara Velluquette Seventh Row Vnrgnnla Vaelzke, Ro emary Vroman Shrrley Walden Connie Walton, Helen Ward, Bernrce Washmgton Shrrley Wash mgton Elghth Row Janrce Wleckert Mary Lee Werlrng, Carolyn Whute Dons Winters Ralph Woessner Connue Wyss Janlce Wyss, Rrchord Wyss Donald Yonlz Bob Znmmerman Edward Zrlles f ' .4 63 5' 2 V I , . 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Watch the birdie .... weekend at camp .... Professor Kangilaski age 2 The silage .... Better fhan TV. . . Slumberless .... Well, Odeftel This is a slumber parfy? A rose among thorns. Funny gals. . . ... ',e+' I 'Q-Q M J' Y , lil Napoleon Havens. . . The discus fhrower. . . The Thinker. . . , l sU,g:.J.V? .f ,l. fu I i ,I L fi f' H N n m f -. f' , V. ,- , wg ,QQ ., ww, ,fn-up , M ,, i T' i f v , A , -is , ,.. .' ' ' ' . . W , .4 A .. V x . I :A , ' f is -fs ik E E A , g if i Mf ..sf'.a, A Afk M ,wi 3. , ,A 'f A ' A- F--41. , 1-W. V- -.w . W . , , . -' ,,-. ff ,J f mf vi f . ' :ffm- T . , .. -K WL W4' ' 5 4 ' ' .,.. V. . . it f ,A vi: Wg uc i' is v W 1 26' w 'f' it 2 Seniors in Horfense . . Wafch that curve. . . Dan'lBoone Cheshire cats grin, too! .... Ready to take off-well, almost, . . . You won't get a suntan this way! ..... Times haven't changed THIS much! ..... Stamm grade school gang-class of '53 .... One hectic night with Carol HHH, lulendar l9.n2 - I9 '53 September I8 Introduction Assembly 30 DeCosta Assembly October Red Cross Assembly Assembly Animals of the Amazon Tetzlaff Assembly Walt Dlsney Whnstllng D Nnclcel Magazine Drnve Assembly ovember ,lr Class Play Cuttings Jr Class Play Jr Class Play Archery Assembly Jim Lynch Thanksglvmg Choirs December Basketball Clrnlc Ed Ramsey Llbrary Assembly Drums Along Mohawk Football and Cross Country Swimming Assembly Christmas Play Chrlstmas Choirs January Assembly ava M IS I5 Dance Band Assembly February Concert Band Assembly Spanush Banquet Safety Assembly Upper Four Grades Seventh and Eighth Grade Assembly W 'Q X . 0 0 IO I3 -H ' 27 -U ' ' ' '- 31 ' ' N I4 . ' I7 . I8 . I9 -' 26 ' .I .. 4 . 9 - -.I I2 I5 ' ' I8 ' 24 ' ' 9 - J r. Ell' I3 I6 ' I9 - 26 ' March Lattn Club Banquet Assembly Htldegarde Mueller F A Banq Basketball Assembly Assembly Baldwin Wallace College Band Aprrl Easter Cholrs Y Teen Inter Club Council Meetnng Band Assembly Ohlo SesqulCentenn1al Assembly Sprung Sports Banquet Juntor Class Assembly Senior Class Play Cuttings Sensor Class Play May Senior Class Play Youth Government Day G A A Banquet Y Teen Banquet Daubel Spellmg Contest Sadle Hawkms Dance G A A Assembly D A R Asembly l7 and 8 gradesl Tennis and Track Assembly Senior Class Assembly Baccalaureate June l Junior Sentor Prom 3 Commencement 5 . Q W . l2 F. . . uet l9 211 - ' I . 9 5 - . . IO I5 ' '- ' 2l ' 24 ' ' 24 Vocal Festival at Tiffin 28 . . 30 ' 1 . 4 7 . . . 8 . 15 ' ' 15 ' ' 18 . . . 20 . . . 25 ' 29 ' 3l YVho S Yvho At Boss STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Presldent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer .JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vlce Presndent Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Vuce President Secretary Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Vrce President Secretary EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President Vlce President Secretary Treasurer A CAPPELLA CHOIR Presldent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer ROSS HIGH BAND Rnchard Garcuo Ronald Root Barbara Fowler Sally Hunslnger Ronald Karle John Wadsworth Barbara Zulles Lucy Baumann Thomas Tewers Paul Parlow Ellzabeth Fought Anne Hathaway Robert Amey Charles Hull Sonla Vogel Barton Tuttle Jlm Zlmmerman Beverly Kindred Suzanne Curtm Susle Schwartz Sharon Harrlson Sharon Trout Judy Paul Harris Strohl Paul Trltch Phyllis Coon Martha Trout President Robert Zimmerman Vnce Presudent FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Presrdent Vuce Presldent Secretary Treasurer FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Presndent Vrce Presldent Secretary Carol Sampsel Ronald Root Tom Grlmor Renny Hurt Dave Anstead Marilyn Lamalle Ruth Berger Betty Thompson Treasurer News Reporter Hlstarlan Parllamentaruan AMELIA LUTZ CHAPTER FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Presldent Vnce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Hnstornan Song Leader NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Presrdent Vrce Presudent Secretary Treasurer NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Presldent Vsce Presldent Secretary Treasurer GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Vece Presudent Secretary Treasurer Regestrur of Pomts HI Y FELLOWSHIP Presldent Vnce President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sergeant at Arms TEEN CLUB Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer CHATTER STAFF Edltor In Chief Asslstant Edltor Copy Edltor ANNUAL STAFF Edutor tn Chlef Sports Edutor Copy Edntor Photo Editor Busrness Manager Janet Hack Barbara Wlller Gaul LeJune Rosalyn Hull Nancy Nreburger Ruth Beeker Jamce Reed Martha Trout Janice Guthne Colleen Genson Ronald Root Douglas Mnchaels Sharon Haff Bob Zimmerman Nancy Gabel Barbara Znlles Lucy Baumann Jacque Schneuder Colleen Genson Sue Kerr .hm Woleslagel Bruce Scherer Larry Stout Gary Schwartz Jlm Rauch Bob Lucas Barbara Fowler Bette Lee Brown Audrey Sheets Phyllis Llnkey Nancy Nueburger Barbara Zllles Carol Baldwm Janlce Reed Donald Knepper Vnrgunla Strohl Larry Schwartz Janet Johnson 9 R Treasurer ...............,...,....,,..,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,.,,,. Tom Wadsworth ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,II,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,, B urban, Bu,-dick QffQffffffffffffffjfffffffQffffffff' A Q Y- S Activitie As Donold Duck knows, ocheiving good grodes is only port of has hugh school educoflon Ross Hugh School offers Cl wlde vorleiy of exfro currlculor octlvmes In whlch Doncld can porhclpczte ond develop mony of the necessory chorocterushcs needed In order To be c success In life C, HATTED NHT XTX Ill! -6 db TV an 4'-X W uf . -3- A A wi fr , ff X .F ' . QQ? 1 l A gk ' QL: '2- s - XPJQ' s . 4 1 s I -f . 48, Y- r W l vf fl ' L- First Row: Janice Wagner, Janice Anspach, Jo'Del Both, Carolyn Fourth Row: Mr. Sells, Steve Wilson, Charles Pinneo, Albert Het Stokes, Arlene Schutt, Darlene Fink, Richard Zilles, Patricia Joseph, rick, Dick Sorg, Kay Mooney, Susie Schwartz, Donna Walter Judy Post, Carol Peters, Horolyn Crosskill, Anne Atlhoft, Bette Larry Schwartz,, Edward Petonke. Br wn. 0 Fifth Row: John Lambright, David Cole, Lois Lenz, Betty Hassel Second Row: Mary Lawrence, Janet Hasselbach, Jean Vfolf, Nancy boch, Bob Zimmerman, Martin Smith. Baker, Barbara Tooley, Frances Visconti, Ruth Taborn, Landra Boyer, Marjorie Stout, Gary Shilling. slxfh ROWI RUY Fry, James Rauch- Third Row: Martha Trout, Beverly Kindred, Willis Bartlett, Fred Hower, Jim Zimmerman, Douglas Hirt, Dean Tritch, Larry Harris, Joe Scherer, Steve Tittle. June Erb, Ed Nickel, Mary Ann Smith. Drum Moiors-Judy Lance, John Ohms. BLARING HORNS AND FLYING BANNERS With the batons twirling and the drums beating in rhythm, Huey, Duey, and Louie march proudly down the field in our high school band. Our hats are off to them, for who could do a better iob of entertaining us during the intermissions of football games. Our band, however, participates in more activities than football games, and we see Advisor ..... ...... M r. Sells and Mr. Stierwolt OFFICERS President ,........ ..............,...... B ob Zimmerman Vice President ......... ..... C arol Sampsel Secretary-Treasurer .... ........ P at Strohl ,, x 4 A .,, . Q Q fa. 4 'f'm?,, 1 : . f , , K, , TK i ' W ,, ,L l AL , .5 '. Q . , Y. 8 Q , , 3 Q N 1.9 fp, X X 5, . ,f -fl V . 'Z 4 M 'Legg mf - -Q- ,, W Q , ' ' I hi , Q gy, Vs f , S m -6:50 K' 4 Hwy 'X 4 vw? wg A, 4- 3-Q Nj -'il f 37? , y 2 P ' 5: 2 j , ES .43 A ,K M A , M my ww M ms 5 . W 0 M, J 'I s- . First Row: Barbara Uline, Aleta Carry, Nancy Perry, Barbara Brashares, Viola Hensgen, Elaine Zimmerman, Sondra McCollister, Nancy Gibbs, Beverly Beier, Janet Kiser, Patricia Joseph, Raymona Cooper, Sandra Sprunk, Trudi Hendricks, Rosemary Schoch, Beverly Kindred, Carolyn Eckhardt, Carolyn Winnes. Second Row: Janet Nickel, Phyllis Coon, Virginia Parlow, Shirley Walters, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Nancy Buehler, Ann McKinney, Martha Trout, Bertha Hensgen, Shirley Simmons, Judy Ann Hill, Judy lance, Lynette Sipsma, Pat Strohl, Carol Coon, Ruth Lam- bright, Marcia Ireland. Third Row: Liz Augustine, Margaret Booze, Janet Bailey, Kay Middleton, Carol Peters, Helen Scherf, Ron Karr, John Stahl, Philip Michaels, Ronnie Kiser, Dick Arter, Jerry Stahl, Frances Cobb, Mariln Mooney, Joy Neason, Sharon Haft, Georgina Gries. Fourth Row: Barbara Fought, Anna Rose Stotz, Janet Wadsworth, Shirley Wise, Karen Talbot, Jim Hicks, Harris Strohl, David Bodi, Paul Anderson, Paul Tritch, Robert Pierce, John Lambright, Ronald Kane, Bruce Sampsell, LaDonna Crigger, Faye Longanboch, Mamie Hurse, Carolyn Schatf. A Cappella HEPCATS HARMONIZE ln the auditorium the afternoon of December 24, Daisy saw some eighty students garbed in somber black robes and shiny white satin stoles, This was the yearly candlelight procession of the A Cappella Choir. On April 24, the choir along with its very newest member, Daisy Duck, went to the Buckeye League Festival, which was held this year in Tiffin. Daisy enioyed singing with the massed choral group which sang under the direction of the guest conductor. lt was a very tired group that wended its way homeward after this, a very x ui , at lilll special day for the choir. 'S K I 4 O d N Sponsor ., ................ ...,.. M r. Kooistra OFFICERS President ..s...... ...... H arris Strohl Vice President ..... Paul Tritch Secretary ...... ..... P hyllis Coon Treasurer ..,.,.,..,,. ..... M ortho Trout Library Manager ........ Paul Anderson Social Chairman ...... Caroline Eversole Property Manager .... ...... P hilip Michael Cutsodian of Robes ,....., Jack Rose .- is is First Row: Mr. Kooistra, Tom Leaser, Terry Hodgkinson, Alice Smith, Jean Wolf, Marilyn Bork, Barb Ritzman, Blanche Williford, Douglas Hirt, Glendale Hass. Glee Club MUSIC FOR EVERYONE Pluto had heard that there was a group of students who really studied their music so that one day they might belong to the big choir- the A Cappella. So one Wednesday he visited the Glee Club. He noticed that these students were striving for tone quality, wider rang, and mostly iust trying to learn parts in songs so that they might sing either four or eight part harmony. The Glee Club learned many new songs-patriotic, popular, and folk songs, Pluto especially liked the one that went God Bless America. He really went all out on this one. Pluto had fun and he learned to sing quite well in the Glee Club. ' ss r Sponsor .,,.. ...... M r. Kooistra First Raw: Mr. Kooistra, Bonnie Kallman, Meredith Gahn, Joy Clark, Patricia Bliss, Carol Malkmus, Donna Kessler, Jeanne Althotf, Ann Fangboner, Susan Zink, Sharon Trout, Faye Tucker, Martha Deichert. Second Row: Danny Black, Joe McGee, Judy Schwartz, Janice Weickert, Sue Hufert, Shirley Morris, Connie Walton, Lynne Slesse man, Maia Leetma, Susie Schwartz, Janis Jones, Gary Statz, Donald Vinall. Third Row: Robert Faunce, William Sherlon, Judy Fieblger, Karen Dyer, Nancy Baker, Nancy Lantz, Carole Miller, Janice Stiger, Rayonelle Baldwin, Alice Neason, Karol Ann Behlmer, Ronald Stine, Bob Michael. Fourth Row: Jim Menkhoff, Faye Genson, LaVonne Dodway, Dorothy Deichert, Suzanne Stewart, Lidiia Benke, Mariorie Eakens, Anna Mae Caldwell, Marcia Wayman, Brenda Trueman, Rosemary Vroman, Jane Berkheimer, Anita Garcia. Fifth Row: Michael Otto, Staunton Harrison, Lanny Potts, Robert Walters, La Mar Smith, Raymond Klenk, Joel Stull, Larry Otermat, Allan Reed, J. T. Ellis, Carl Schutt, John Zimmerman, Garry Cale- man. Sixth Row: Terry Wolfe, Gerald Leggett, John Baxter, Tom Adkins, Tom Sherman, Albert Hetrick, Lane Beeker, David Kohr, Kenneth Adams, John Cox, Billy Neason, Vernon Nitschke, David Carl. Junior High Choir LITTLE cl-lzkuss SING Pluto is proud to be a member of the Junior High Choir. He sings with great gusto all the songs Mr. Kooistra teaches the choir, but he especially enioys singing the folk songs and art songs. Pluto, along with the other members of the choir, participates in the annual Christmas and Easter assemblies. Pluto is only in the seventh grade now, but he hopes he will learn a great deal about music and part-singing so that he can ioin the A Cappella Choir when he is a freshman. s WI 1 T. If I It S 5 lv fs ,XX I Ll x I X I 58 Q Janice Reed Harris, lela Second Row: Dick, Donna First Row: Audrey Sheets, Barbara Fowler, Nancy Gabel, Nancy Buehler, Marilyn Rutan, Betty Holder, Martha Trout, Phyl Coon, , Elaine Pratt, Ann McKinney, Carol Sampsel, Amy Judy ClaPP, Barb Zilles, Mary Sabroske, Anne Hathaway, Barb Burdick, Lucy Baumann. Third Row: Jacque Schneider, Anne Althoff, Sandra Nickels, Val- erie Kroh, Donald Knepper, Bertha Hensgen, Larry Pete, Cliff Overmyer, LeRoy Avers, Bob Zimmerman, LoVerne Hasselbach, Bruce Sherer. Sampsell. Ronald Hively, Selma Shilling, Odette Alford, Janet Wickert, Sharon Hatf, Sue Bates, Nancy Boucher, National Thespians GREASE PAINT AND svoruoi-Irs Daisy Duck is very active in National Thespians. She has given humorous read- ings, participated in one-act plays and also the class play. To belong to this honorary society she had to get ten points or more by doing readings, one-act plays, class play or helping on the stage staff for the class play. Daisy ioined the National Thespians to further her acting ability and to learn more about the theater. This year Daisy was in the Senior Class Play, Good-bye, My Fancy, which was directed by Miss Forsyth who is the able advisor of the National Thespians. N Sponsor ..,., ..,,.....,,,..,. .,... M i ss Forsyth U OFFICERS President ..,....... ..................., B ob Zimmerman Vice President ......,, ,,,,,, N ancy Gabe! Secretary-Treasurer ,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 arboro Zilleg ln the second act of the play we see Enld lMary Sabroskel Emd lMary Sabroskej Charlle tleroy Aversl Mob tAnne Amy tfllzabeth Foughtl and Grace KCarol Sampsell look on as Althoffl Amy Uilnzabeth Foughtl Cornelna tAnn McKnnneyl and Cornelua lAnn McKmney and Mab lAnne Althoftl rehearse Grace lCarol Sampsell scene In Tamlng of the Shrew Junlor Class Play Family Cnrcle , a comedy by Cornelna Otls Skinner, ns the story of the author s own lufe as a teen ager Young Cornelia has many troubles trymg to produce several Shakespearean scenes for a school program whlch her famous father plans to attend She hopes her talent wlll be recognized by her parents, who refuse to let Cornelia thunk of the stage as a career Cornella tAnn McKlnneyl rehearses her Innes as the maud Father KAI Wulsonl and Mother tOdette Alfordl wash Cornelua fBetty Holder, looks on In wonder lAnn McKlnneyl success an her acting lr l . I . ' . I . I . I . . ' ' a . 0 ,, . . ,, . . . . , l l l 60 Cornelua fLela Sampselll pretends she IS a dynng swan to prove her achng ability as Father lLaVerne Hosselbachl and Mother lAnne Hathawayl look on Chorlles friend and Charlle llorry Petel Grace lColleen Genscnl two frlends lDave Buehler and Tom Wolfl the maid lMartha Troutl Enid lBarb Burdlckl Mob Uanet Dlckl and Amy lAmy Harrlsl also occupy the Skinner lnvlng room Father fLaVerne Hasselbachl and Mother lAnne Hathawayl look on happrly as Ccrnella fLela Sampselll dramatucally ends the play Her frlends prove wllllng but untalented, and the gurls encounter many mishaps before and during the scenes ln splte of the unusual costumes worn when one of the gurls forgot to send for the regular costumes, and the Inadequate scenery Cornelia s performance makes a hut with her father and he launches her on her stage career Mob Uanet Drckl Grace fColleen Gensonl and Enld fBarbara Enud lBarbara Burdlckl Charlie flurry Petel and Amy lAmy Burdlckl watch as Cornelna fLela Sampselll practuces the balcony Harms worry when Cornella llela Sampselll loses her vouce scene from Romeo and Jullet shortly before her performance l I I I I I 1 1 . . ., 1 1 1 I Q . 5 V! Q , r A, First Row' Clyde Michael, Ward Potts, Bertha Hensgen, Phyl Coon, Sharon Hatf, Douglas Michael, Ron Root, Miss Kilmer. National Forensic The National Forensic League offers an opportuniity for students to participate in speech and debate activities. Donald Duck has learned to speak well in public since he has memorized several declamations. ln addition, he has written and presented several of his own declamations. The club is proud of its l953 record which includes district winners and state contestants. This year Nancy Nieburger won the county Prince of Peace declamation contest held in the fall. Ward Potts, Nancy Nieburger, Nancy Hunsinger, and Sonia Vogel participated in the local contest. I Art Club First Row Miss Williams, Fred Hower, Carol Jean Baldwin, Gale Second Row: Anne Hathaway. Ronald Hively, Louis Lorenzen, Ron Rosenberger, Betty Holder, Janice Zilles, Berta Hawk, Dick Stevens. Neeley, Ron Rollins. PASTELS, PENS, AND PAINT The Art Club is one ofthe youngest organizations in Ross High School and Don' ald Duck is proud to be one of its first members. Donald had a very enjoyable time when the Art Club went to the Toledo Museum of Art. He tried to notice all the fine points of the great masterpieces in the museum so that he could paint and sculpture better when he got back to art class, but he couldn't be serious all the time. He played hide-and-seek with some of the other boys, but finally had to stop when a museum guard found him crouched behind the famous statue of The Thinker. M, cm 1,1 1 1 f I . . . Q! V 1 Sponsor .... ,..,,,.,,,..,,,,, ..a,,. M i ss Williams X El OFFICERS President ..,.,,,... ,,..,.,,,u...,.t.. ,,.,,., T o m Kirsch 'N . . . . I Vice President ., H ,,.,,, Ronnie Hively Secretary Treasurer ..,, ...,, , ,,,Betty Holder Correspondence Secretary .,,, .,... C arol Baldwin I N es -Teens Firsl Row. Miss Young, June Havens, Karol Laird, Janice Wagner Marilyn Rulan, Phyllis Linkey, Ginny Cole, Barbara Fowler, Pal Slrohl, Belly Thompson, Judy Trick, Belle Meyers. Second Row: Marilyn Mooney, Rulh Lambrighl, Faye Longanbach, Georgena Gries, Shirley Walters, Phyllis Coon, Audrey Sheels, Nancy Kessler, Sharryn Slaymaker, Frances Visconli, Barbara Fowler. Third Row' Donna Wickerl, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Joye Neason, Joan Buehler, Belly Holder, Sharon Haff, Virginia Slrohl, Belly Blymyer, Frances Cobb, Jonel Wadsworlh, Berlha Hensgen. Fourlh Row. Carolyn Winnes, Darlene Barnheiser, Rulh Pasch, Sharon Gilmore, Blanche Williford, Gail McNelly, Margarel Fie- biger, Lois Lenz, Elaine Prall, Nancy Schneider, Angie Shoemaker, Barbara Zilles, Lynelle Sipsma, Sandy McCarlhy. Fiffh Row: Doris Markwilh, Sylvia Schepflin, Shirley Kern, Jo Anne Johnson, Pal Klopp, Barbara Wyss, Laura Lawrence, Barbara Sher- man, Beverly Baker, Sally Sherer, Maxine Arnold, Harolyn Cross- kill, Sharon Shanahan. Sixlh Row- Berla Hawk, Annelle Dick, Rulh Duseberg, Gail Decker, Donna Brown, Phyllis Smilh, Peggy Shawl, Jacque Hirl, Shirley Johnslon, Nancy Fitzgerald, Lois Deppen, Janel Johnson, Sandra Willer, Carol Johnson, Valerie Kroh. GIRLS ON THEIR BEST BEHAVIOR As Daisy Duck was helping wilh lhe decoraling of lhe Hayes Memorial Melhodisl Church for lhe annual Molher and Daughler banquel, she looked back over lhe things lhe Y-Teens had done during lhe year. Since lhe Y-Teens is a Chrislian organizalion, she remembered all lhe fun lhe girls had had in preparing a baskel for a needy family al Thanksgiving and the send- of chocolate bars lo a girl's school in lhe Philippines. She remembered how lhe girls looked forward lo lhe square dance wilh lhe Hi-Y. Yes, she knew lhal Miss Young, lhe capable advisor, had been lelling lhe lrulh when she said, The Y-Teen Club gives lhe girls of loday more opporlunilies for social and club life lhan her molher had in her high school days. 54 Sponsor ,,,, ,Miss Young and Mrs. Waller OFFICERS Presidenl .....,,,... ..... B arbara Fowler Vice Presidenl ,... .,... B elle Lee Brown Secretary ,,,.. , ...,,, Audrey Sheels Treasurer .,,., ..,,, P hyllis Linkey First Row: Mr. Roy Miller, Fred Hower, Tim Messinger, Brad Gabe-I Samuel Danziger, Scott Lucas, Bob Gebauer, Larry Hunt, Ron Letter man, Ran Neeley, Duane Reed, Jack Baron, Glenn Waller, Second Row: Jim Polter, Dave Buehler, Terry Cornell, Robert Amey, Bart Tittle, Charles Hull, Tom Wolf, Bill Ireland, Fred Lawrence, Ron Shanahan, Jim Binkley, Larry Stout. Third Row: Jack Rose, Bob Guthrie, John Wadsworth, Arnold Bae decker, Raymond Fowler, Karl Kessler, David Hetrick, Ron Rollins, Dick Wolf, Paul Tritch, Louis Lorenzen, Gary Schwartz, Larry Harris, Gene Smith. Fourth Row: Mike Willey, Paul Anderson, Hugh Miller, Dick Garcia, John Ohms, Larry Pete, Gary Shilling, James Rauch, .lim Woleslagel, Jack Bovard, Bob Lucas, Larry Miller, La Vurne Hasselbach, Bruce Sherer. Ili-Y WHEN THE BOYS BEHAVE WELL, TOO The Hi-Y club is composed of boys who strive to maintain a high standdrd of Christian living. Huey, Duey, and Louie were on a committee to help arrange for one ot the Hi-Y- Y-Teen square dances. Two of these ioint meetings were held this year. The boys usually had a recreation hour after their Monday night business meet- ings. Sometimes they played basketball, but Huey, Dewey, and Louie had more fun when they went swimming. Sponsor ..... ..........,.... ...... M r . Roy Miller President , Vice President . Secretary ,, ,, Treasurer . ,..,, . Sergeant at Arms Chaplain , ,, , Jim Woleslagel . Bruce Sherer ......Larry Stout .Gary Schwartz .,.,,,..Bob Lucas Jim Rauch ss Student ouncil First Row: Hazel Pratt, Kay Fredericks, Beverly Kindred, Nancy Fowler, Charles Houdeshell, Marcia Ireland, Carol Berger. Second Row: Maia Leetma, Anita Garcia, Phyl Coon, Barbara Fowler, Ruth Berger, Carol Sampsel, Norman Fausey, David Cole, Scott lucas, Tom Hite. Third Row: Ronald Kiser, Sally Beeker, Ruth Beeker, Kenneth Lamalie, Tom Gillmor, Norman Welch, Charles Hull, Donna Walter, Arnold Boedecker, Jack Baron. Fourth Row: David Kohr, Ron Root, Karl Kessler, Jim Sale, Gerald Kessler, larry Curns, Sally Hunringer, Sandy McCarthy, Jacque Schneider, Barb Zilles. Fifth Row: Joe Haubert, Merlin Eversole, John Stahl, Tom Boyer, Dick level, John Lau, Ken Shaffer, Ronnie Whitcomb, John Wads- worth. Sixth Row. Mike Willey, Paul Parlow, Wayne Gardner, Earl Asperger, Dick Garcia, Jim Rauch, Larry Schwartz, Bob Zimmer- man, Bruce Sherer, Dean Daren. YOUNG POLITICIANS Pluto visited the student council one Tuesday morning and was very much im- pressed with the democratic way in which the meeting was carried on. The student council is composed of home room presidents, class officers, and vice-presidents of various school organizations. This year the student council sponsored a noon recreation program. Among the activities in the program were dances, iam sessions, and games such as chess and checkers. Pluto was glad to have something to do during the noon hour and he en- ioyed the iam sessions most of all. It! lik' I' lggllll .Mi Sponsor ....s. Mr. Ballenger OFFICERS President ,,,,, ,,.. ,,,.,.s,.,,. . , . ,Dick Garcia Vice President ,,..,..,..., ,Ron Root Secretary , , ,s,... Barbara Fowler Treasurer ,..,. Sally Hunsinger Sponsor .,,.. President .. ., ,, Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer .A,, Historian ,, Libra .,.....Mrs. Turner David Jennings Wayne Gardner Betty Holder Ronald Hlvely Carol Kiser YOUR BOOK WAS DUE YESTERD Z It xl ,b 'Ai C vfixsf 'J A --- -------- A A Gin ' ll YH Mickey hurries into the library to pay his fine so his book is not overdue another day. He sees Mrs. Turner, the school librarian, working in the files and helping other pupils to find the books they need. Then she gets a reference book for someone else She is busy every minute of the day running here and there helping everyone who needs her assistance. Mickey enioys eating cookies, candy, and popcorn balls, and opening his gift from Santa Claus at the annual Christmas party held by the library staff. He eats more cookies and drinks his tea'while talking with the faculty members at the teachers' tea on Valentine's Day. Mickey is angry with himself at the spring dance in April for stepping on his partner's foot, but Minnie says she really didnt mind. Mickey struggles to keep the flies and ants away from his food at the annual picnic, which is the last of the activities of the Library Club for another year. First Row: Mrs. Turner, Dick Heslet, Nancy Fowler, Mary Ellen Geib, Carolyn Eckhardt, Merry Jane Ayres, Jo Del Both. Second Row: Arlin Saam, Donna Lindsay, Mary Elizabeth Sand, Alice Weickert, Arlene Dick, Marlene Dodway, Betty Holder, Ann Fodor, Norma Anspach, Janice Langel, Bob Gangwer, Terry .as-,ni I u-4,- ! ilqvoql v Third Row: George Hagenbuch, Nancy Hunsinger Morgarette Fie biger, Ardith Bloom, Betty Lou Arndt, Dorothy Ohms Sally Hun singer, Robert Woessner, George Pinneo Wayne Gardner David Jennings, Roger Shoup. First Row Nancy Kessler, Audrey Sheets, Phyllis Coon, Nancy Gabel, Jane Taylor, Barb Zilles, Janice Guthrie. Ginny Cole Kay Rutan, Nancy Buehler, Janice Reed, Ruth Lambright. Third Row: Donna Wickert, Bertha Hensgen, Ronald Rollins, Larry Second Row Jo Anne Johnson, Janet Johnson, Lynette Sipsma, Schwartz, Jaan Kangilaski, Wayne Gardner, Donald Knepper, Bette Sharon Haft Barb Ritzman, Virginia Strohl, Carol Johnson, Betty Myers. Croghan Yearbook PICTURES AND wonos TO REMEMBER One of the happiest days in Ross High is the day the Croghans arrive. Autographs are collected and the book is eagerly poured over by all the students. During the year the staff kept the office boys, Huey, Louie, and Dewey, busy with errands to the post office, the photographers' studios, and many other places. The Chatter office was in a busy hum of activity as members of the staff spent hours preparing copy, and arranging and pasting pictures. The Croghan Yearbook is an integral part of Ross High, bringing back happy memories of dances, assemblies, and other school activities. lt is a treasure for the students to cherish throughout the years. ll xx FINNUAL STUFF X i , f ' I all I 'E ,K v Qi - .2311 3 'li -J, Sponsor ..... ,......,......... M r. Clayton Tooley Editor in Chief ,,...............Y.. ..,...... J anice Reed Copy Editor ..Virginia Strohl Photo Editor ......... ..... L arry Schwartz Business Manager .... Janet Johnson Sports Editor ,,.,,.. ..... D onald Knepper Subscription Sales Name Editor ......, Patrons .,......... Picture Sales .,... ...s.........Ginny Cole Jo Anne Johnson .....Lynette Sipsma ...,.Elaine Pratt First Row: Mr. Tooley, Audrey Sheets, Carol Jean Baldwin, Nancy Annie Hathaway, Lucy Baumann, Ronald Hively, Mary Sabroske, Kessler, Barbara Fowler, Janice Reed, Doris Johnson. Barb Zilles, Odette Alford, Barb Burdick, Janet Wadsworth. Second Row: Ann McKinney, Judy Clapp, Colleen Genson, Nancy Fourth Row: Carol Johnson, Janet Johnson, Nancy Nieburger, Anne Nichols, Marilyn Rutan, Betty Holder, Liz Fought, Virginia Strohl, Jo Althoff, Jacque Schneider, Bette Lee Brown, Valerie Kroh, Don Anne Johnson, Carol Sampsel, Barb Willer, Dove Buehler. Knepper, Louie Larenzen, Barbara Agee, Haldon Dick, larry Third Row: Bette Myers, Ruth Beeker, Janet Dick, Sharon Holtsberry, Schwartz. Chatter DEADLINES T0 Msn Those busy Friday afternoons-with people scurrying around getting late news, pounding on typewriters, and pasting the paper together! Our friend, Mr. Duck discovered that it takes many people in close co-operation to produce the Chatter every two weeks. This year's biggest accomplishment was a special Christmas issue printed on green paper with six pages instead of four. Donald always hated to trod' down to the home rooms to deliver the Chatters, but it made him happy to see the students' eyes sparkle when they saw their names in print. The staff certainly appreciated Mr. Tooley's help and co-operation this year, and Donald would like to thank him personally. Sponsor ..., .....s....s,.... ,...s. M r . Tooley X- K ,415 OFFICERS D 14 E Editor in Chief ....................,... Nancy Nieburger Assistant Editor ,,,......,,. Barb Zilles ,- Copy Editor .,,.......,,.,,,..,,,....,...... Carol Baldwin Business Managers ,,,. Tom Kirsch 8. Bette Myers Advertising Managers .,...,...,......Barbara Fowler 8. Donna Wickert K- QL f J N I 4: 0 'V F, F. A Sponsor ,,,Y..,,...,A, Mr. Ralph Burdick OFFICERS President ,,...,A ., ... ,, ,, ,w...., R o n Root Vice President ..., ,,,,,,. T om Gilmor Secretary .,,,,,, ...., R enny Hirt Treasurer .Y,.. Dave Anstead First Row. Mr. Burdick, Jim Hasselbach, James Weaver, Ken Weickert, Roger Jenkins, Bruce Schneider, Clyde Booze, Carlyle Auxter, Wayne Blausey, Jerry Lahr, Don Hammer, Wayne Michael. Second Row: John Miarer, Clarence Weickert, Harold Hetrick, David Schoonmaker, Ron Root, Robert Reed, David Anstead, Eugeen Miller, Melvin Crowell, Richard Root, Robert Hardy. CATS, PEA5, BEANS, AND BARLEY GROW They learn by doing. Mickey was studying to be a Green Hands mem- ber of the Future Farmers of America. He would have to know everything about it by tomorrow. He opened his notebook and read: The Future Farmers of America is an organiza- tion for Vocational Agriculture students. They have an opportunity to become members of this state-wide organization while enrolled in this course. Four degrees of membership-Green Hands, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Far- mer-give the member an opportunity to develop in leadership, farming ability, co-operation, and thrift. Each club develops a program of work which is measured by officers of the state associa- tion. uture Farmers of Anlerica Third Row: Douglas Henry, Peter Weichman, Dick Sabroske, Bud Weaver, Tam Gillmor, Lf-e Havens, Jim Durnwald, Ronald Talbert, Richard Friar, Alton Claar, Thomas Shearer. Fourth Row, Jim Barr, Dale Wright, Jerry Burkin, Farnham Randolph, Clyde Michael, Jim Rauch, James lagrou, William Schelpflin, Ken Hirt, Renny Hirl, James Balsizer. FOOD AND FASHION Say Daisy, why all the money? Didn't you know that the Future Homemakers of America are buying the Christmas tree for the library? Why don't you stop in at our next meet- ing? Now we are at one of the meetings. What was that Daisy iust said? A Valentine party. Sounds Swell! 'l'We're also planning for our county meeting in March, Daisy tells us. Fremont will be the hostess. Now we see several girls report on the Leader- ship Training Camp they attended last summer. Mrs. Schwartz, the advisor, says the girls have really A , te if ty v V 4741 Sponsor .... .,........ M rs. Marian Schwartz tried to make their motto come true. Homemaking QFFICERS training today brings happier homes tomorrow. President .AA----,V'wA Marilyn Lcmqlie Vice President .,.. .....s... R uth Berger Secretary .,,,.. Betty Thompson Treasurer ...,... ...,... J anet Hack News Reporter .... .... B arbara Willer Historian ,.,..YVs., ....... G ail LeJeune uture Homemakers of Parliamentarian ....., Rosalyn Hill Proiect Chairman .... ..,.... K aren Talbot First Row: Mrs. Schwartz, Yvonne Carter, Jeanne Thompson, Phyllis Linkey, Glenda Byers. Second Row: Nettie Carter, Carol Berger, Janet Voelzke, Betty Thompson, Shirley Brugger, Margaret Level, Shirley Walters, Janet Hack, Frances Hoffman, Pat Klopp, Nancy Gerwin. Third Row: Nancy Schneider, Shirley Wise, Ruth Duseberg, Barb Degree Chairman ...... Shirley Walters Willer. Barbara Overmyer, Colleen Auxter, Joan Buehler, Ruth Berger, Margaret Booze, Gail LeJeune, Diane Berner. Fourth Row: Betty Price, Marie Johnson, Jean Batie, Karen Talbot, Lila Sibold, Rosalyn Hill, Phyllis, Siebert, Janet Linton, Janet Schwartz, Gloria Schoenfeld, Janice Miller. First Row: Mr. Roy Miller, Mike Kraak, Larry Hunt, Norman Kraak, Second Row: David Rees, Bill McCord, Lamar Karlovetz, Garry Merlin Eversole, Lowell Bloom, Robert Neeley, Richard Dicker. Tanner, Gary Wisbon, Robert Arter, Larry Stout Q O Vocational Industrial Club Q E Q fl' Pa THE WHIR OF MACHINES Mickey pulled the lever. Bang! The fuse blew. The room plunged into darkness. C Sounds like fun? Well, it happens sometimes down in the Vocational Industrial Club, but the real purpose of the club is to teach the boys how to run Sponsor nm-ROY Miller machinery, how to use, money, to give opportuni- ties for leadership, and create high standards of OFFICERS President .......,.,,.., .,,,,,,,, L amar Karlovetz Vice President . ,.,,,.. ........c. N ed Frantz Secretary-Treasurer .s.... ,.,,, L owell Bloom workmanship. First Row: Mrs. Chester, Audrey Sheets, Norma Anspach, lla Jean Auxter, Jo Anne Johnson, Pat Barr Donna Wickert, Janet Johnson, Barbara Zilles, lucy Baumann. 0ffice Practice THEY'I.L BE GOOD SECRETARIES SOME DAY As Minnie Mouse struggled with the final count- ing of money and the sorting of magazines for the annual magazine drive, she wondered if it was worth it all. Then she remembered that she was preparing herself for her future occupation as an office worker. These girls under the capable supervision of Mrs. Chester, learn how to operate the mimeograph, ditto, dictaphone, the adding machine, the calacu- Iator, and the keyboard. Those long mimeographed tests are also done by these girls. Sponsor .. ...... Mrs. Chester 6.3 7' lv K? First Row: Miss Mary Gephart, Mrs. Lester Overmyer, Wanda Hague, Janet Hack, Ruth Lambright, Margaret Booze, Karen Talbot, Lila Sibold, Rosalyn Hill, Clyde Booze, Melvin Crowell, Mrs. Herma Miller, Mrs. Marian Schwartz. Sponsor .... ....... M ary Gephart 3 Q ffo ff? U3 .1 is lla Cafeteria Staff I-lor rooo ron HUNGRY STUDENTS Upon entering the Cafeteria at noon we see Minnie serving piping hot meals to a long line of hungry Ross students. Mickey stands behind her dipping the ice cream. They look to Miss Gephart, the head cook, for instructions, and she gets hers from Mrs. Schwartz, who prepares the menus. On the staff we also see Mrs. Miller and Mrs.Overmyer. Minnie tells us that the staff cooks for the football team before each game. She says she is very proud to curb the hunger of all the Ross students and finds the banquets at the end of the year a lot of fun. Don't sneak any food now, Minnie! FUTURE SCHOOLMA'AMS At the last meeting of the Future Teachers of America, we see Minnie Mouse gobbling down another hot dog, Yes, it's the annual picnic! Munch- ing on potato chips, they run through the activities of the year. Minnie knows she will never forget the impressive candle-light installation service, nor the time she got lost in one of the new schools they toured. Then Miss Ethel Garn and Mrs. Turner, sponsors, remind the girls of the purpose of this national club, which is to help students learn more about the teaching profession, to cultivate character qualities essential in a good teacher, and to develop leader- ship. Minnie adds, Yes, and we NEED teachers, too! Future Teachers of Alneriea First Row: Miss Garn, Ginny Cole, Nancy Gabel, Janice Guthrie Gaye Swanger, Elaine Zimmerman, Sharryn Slaymaker, Martha Trout, Sue Kerr, Mrs. Turner. Second Row: Janice Reed, Judy Lance, Colleen Genson, Nancy Nichols, Joan Wenzel, Alice Weickert, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Ruth Pasch, Judy Trick. fe- -,,.,v-nfs-. Yvi 1901- 5 W T1 Sponsors. ,, ,.,,, Miss Garn, Mrs. Turner OFFICERS President .,..,,, ,,.,,,,.. ,.,,. Vice President Treasurer ,,,, Secretary ,, Historian ,,,,,,, Music Leader Nancy Nieburger -Ruth Beeker ,,.,,Martha Trout Janice Reed ..-Janice Guthrie ,.....Colleen Genson Third Row: Margarette Fiebiger, Carol Sampsel, Odette Alford Sharon Hott, Janice Zilles, Mary Sabroske, Janet Dick, Ruth Baker Fourth Row: Anne Hathaway, Barbara Burdick, Janet Wadsworth Sharon Anderson, Nancy Nieburger, Valerie Kroh, Sandra Nickels Ward Potts. K Y,-Il First Row: Miss Young, Carol Neason, Marlene Baumer, Kaye Mc- Millan, Dorothy Hailey, Viola Hensgen, Willis Bartlett. Second Row: Barbara Tooley, Dianne Dick, Joan Miarer, Mary Ann Michael, Jean Miarer, Jane Miarer, Roselyn Karlovetz, Mary Eliza- beth Sand, Phillip Rearick, Tom Rollins, John Hensley. Third Row: David Cole, Jim Zimmerman, Norman Fausey, Barbara Stokes, Darlene Hawk, Arlin Saam, Jo Del Both, Martha Trout, Mary Sabroske, Nancy Hunsinger, landra Boyer. Fourth Row: Raymona Cooper, Betsy Schwartz, Suzie Curtain, Donna Walter, Carol Peters, Ardith Bloom, Betty Lou Arndt, Judy Ann Hill, Barbara Brashares, Don Pierce, Olaf Muller. Fifth Row: Jon Gilbertson, Larry Reed, John Damschroder, Mike O'Farrell, Tom Longanbach, Arthur Hoff, Jack Balsizer, Lynn Cobb, Elmer Martin, Barry Putnam, John Pearson, Toivo Tagamets. Sixth Row: Art Warsell, Jim Sole, Bill Bowlus, Ken Thornbrugh, John Stahl, Mary Lynn Wolfe, Dick Level, Mike Willey, Gene Smith, Roger Shoup. Latin Huey is very excited about school's starting but there is one subject he is uncertain about. He's a scared little boy when he enters the room, but he sees the pictures of Caesar, Cicero, and Horace. This gives him courage and enthusiasm to learn all he can about Latin and the Roman countries. During one ofthe meetings, in which Huey was in charge, they gave a couple of skits concerning Rome. Climaxing their first year in Latin the students had a Roman Banquet with the the Latin ll class. 20 l he .f Q . 76 FIRST YEAR Legio Decima President ,,.,,s,. .,,,,,,,.. J ohn Stahl Vice President ,,..., Mary Sabroske Secretary ,,,,,,, Don Pierce Treasurer ,,,,,,,s....,.,,,,,,.,..Y... Kaye McMillan Romani Hodierni President ,,,,,.,,,,s ..,, B etsy Schwartz Vice President ,u.. W Jon Gilbertson Secretary ....,,.. ..,,, D onna Walter Treasurer ,,,,. Barbara Tooley First Row: Brad Gabel, Elaine Zimmerman, Gail Mc Nelly, Faye Middleton, Lolly Lawrence, Peggy Shawl, Carolyn Winnes. Longanbach, Henry Warner, Scott Lucas, Alice Weickert, Frances Third ROW: lois DCPPGY1, lelvnd lilies, Robert AMEY. BGfb0f0 Agee, Visconli, Sue Kerr, Arlene Schutt, Shirley Smith. Bart Tiltle, Karl Kessler, Sandy Mc Carthy, George Pinneo, Ward Second Row: Miss Young, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Sally Beeker, Shirley Potts, Prwl PUFIOW, GGYY Shillflgi- Bowers, Sally Sherer, Marilyn Schneider, Harolyn Crosslrill, Kay Latin II The students are leaving Room 321 all excited about something. Louie was called out of the room at the end of the period and when he returned he was ignorant as to what had happened. He asked his brothers what the excitement' was about. They told him that this year they were going to translate more and also try to speak some Latin. Later in the year they learned more about ltaly and also the story of Caesar. Highlighting the ducks' year was the Roman Banquet with Latin l. The students reenact- ed the Roman traditions by eating their dinners in a reclining position. Dewey was a little stiff afterwards and also a few pounds overweight. SECOND YEAR Discipuli Antiquorum Pair Caesares President ....,..... .. . ........,... Paul Parlow President Beeker Vice President . . ........ Sue Kerr Vice President ....,. Karl Kessler Secfefofv '4 Sally Shefef Secretary ,.,. w,v,- 5 hirley Bowers Treasurer .... ..... L eland Zilles Treasurer .... ........ J udy Post aa? W 5 . W . V fm Lg 2 I , 2555? 5 gl 3 fa ff 21 3 SM V 4' Y Aff - 9 ' ? .f K P. Q9 .-.141 ,431 5 ,gf 3.x I Z ' gg lg M 5 45 EM First Row: Ginny Cole, Fred Hower, Mary Augustine, Mary Lawrence. Second Row: Nancy Gabel, Janice Guthrie, Samuel Danziger, Ran- dall Gahn, Marilyn Rutan, Gaye Swanger, Sharon Slaymaker, Joyce Naftulin, Carolyn Stokes, Elizabeth Fought, Richard Tucker. Third Row: Amy Harris, Susanne Coleman, James Cress, ,Anne Hathaway, Nancy Fitzgerald, Connie Frater, Dorothy Bender, Robert Preble, Ruth Beeker, Janet Dick, Tom Wolf. Spanish Club NUESTROS sumos vecmos Donald Duck has a hard time learning the Spanish language. It always seems to come out Quack! Quack! Donald is too busy trying to hit the pinata to notice the popcorn balls and oranges being handed out at the Christmas party by Santa Claus. He has the head seat at the Spanish ban- quet and he eats his food with great delight. The songs that are quacked by Donald give a lot of spark but he finally settles down in his seat to watch an interesting movie. The picnic is always a rush, but Donald is ready, as he bites into a delicious weiner sandwich and drinks his lemonade. The marshmallow roast is iust a perfect way to end the year that Donald has en- ioyed so much. Fourth Row: Tom Wadsworth, Charles Hull, Arnold Boedeker, Ronald Hively, Jack Stahl, Mike Otermat, Sharon Anderson, Bette Lee Brown, Sandra Nickels, Dean Tritch, Haldon Dick. Fifth Row: Earl Asperger, George Hirschberger, Rick Schliebner, Larry Pete, John Wadsworth, Juri Leetmaa, Richard Olmstead, Paul Anderson, Norman Kroh, Jim Woleslagel, Larry Miller. SPANISH CLUB I Sponsor .........,..,.....,, .......,... M iss Forsyth OFFICERS President ...,..... ........... . . ,,... Janet Dick Vice President ........,. Haldon Dick Secretary .. Anne Hathaway Treasurer ...,. .. . , .Colleen Genson Program Chairman .. .. ,.Amy Harris Ruth Beeker SPANISH CLUB Il Sponsor , . .. ...... .. .. ...,Miss Forsyth OFFICERS President ..... .. ..., . . .... Earl Asperger Vice President .. .. . ........ Tom Kirsch Secretary-Treasurer ...,. Nancy Gabel Program Chairman . ..Ginny Cole John Wadsworth 6 fc xxx Coaches Seated fleft to rlghtl Mr Althoff M Znemke Mr Tutsworth Mr Mackey Standmg fleft to right! Mr Kuzma M Ferguson Mr Carver Mr Decker Mr Seele Mr Gruse Mr Schahel THE ROSS SPORTS PICTURE A wlnnlng athletlc teams needs more than an outstandung group of ath Ietes It needs a good coach one that IS wnllnng to spend long hours workmg wlth the boys trying to develop thelr talents unto somethmg that wnll be usable on their teams A coach has to be the kmd of a man the boys respect and admire, one for whom the boys wull put forth all their efforts and work We at Ross, thunk our coaching staff us one of the best and meets all the necessary requirements lt IS through their endless efforts that Ross Hugh has such a fene record In sports '. J 1 . 1 X 8 , 1 A L X A g f ,A .'l , of - ,X . ,. ,X 'f Alxxk . , A : . , r. ' , . ' , . . ' : , r. , . , . , . , . , . l I ' I Cheerleaders John Wadsworth Lucy Baumann Sue Bates Sue Kerr Colleen Genson Scott Lucas . '4 ff ,A I ' .UH r ' -1- - I r no -ff -' 'Q '-H ,,.ff,l4,i 3FQf'F N l Vfif, In A j l'11.l',fymg5l 1 Ag. 14, Q wif: - 55? 1 wr 'Fig' Q t, 4 Q. x e:s,,,,fgx,,,, 1. 1- . Y '54 41:1 Q, 3?':1.'W wi ei 4. ' ' - Q 's..4J'1r1vf4'w k3'4'l'C'Q ' ,QWQQ r A . 552 . ,.Qg.., :E ,rg ., 1, g g i- 'f f-1 2 'rio-A ' A 'V lvl ' l. M f 5 LT -ij ,Jrxx kb fr -in u '-1+-?Aa'.-:A 5-9? f f f f. ,gf-. wi 'fl if: A x 4 :iw ,E 8.1 ,i , 7 3.1 1 .fl f-nf Q 1 . - J Clyde Michaels Tom Cooper Keith Hull Ronald Kqrle ff g A 'Q gk l ' ' L .v x 5 . x ' R --,...w ' V Q .1 a , V-,.,, 0 4 Q- Julius Simms Ronald Whitcomb Fl'0f1k Lef1l10l'dl Merton Hoagland Charles Black Earl Asperger '14 HenfY Tiller Dick Wolf Ted Houghlaling Legler Franks I 5 Bill Taborn Charles Jones I Bill Amor Louis Lorenzen Douglas Frazier Bill MCCOfCl mefi, , Y if ' fe , L 1' xo Z4 1 . J -,J 2 77' .4 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Clyde Michael, Mert Hoagland, Bill Amor, Louis Loren- zen, Bill Taborn, Julius Simms, Henry Tiller, Coach Malcolm Mackey. Second Row: Douglas Frazier, Ward Sewell, Ted Houghtaling, Charles Black, Lester Franks, Charles Jones, Earl Asperger, Ronnie Whilcomb, Tom Cooper, Franklin Lenhardt, Coach Jack Decker. Third Row: Ronnie Karle, Jim Polter, Bill McCord, Gerry Gallagher, Keith Hull, Willard While, Richard Harter, Rennie Hirt, Richard Wolf, Coach Robert Seele. Fourth Row: Richard Friar, LeRoy Wyss, James Ripple, Jim Binkley, Raymond Franks, Kenneth Shaffer, Walter Deickert, John Goode- man, Haldon Black. Bucks yr L-I - lit'--'vm CHAAA PJ' 1? .41 f x LFAGME , - fy G f A-, H C? x - 1 ix S 5 , ,I 84 Qs ,f 93'-Z X 1 5 1: We Q. Quiidff FW ' . 358.1 'V Q 1 gig., A , J r' if '15, if , W ' , , . ai 'ff ju if -f'fZf ,riff , Tucker and Landers took care af the three touch- down's netted by the Redmen. FINDLAY A tough battle between the Findlay Troians and the Little Giants took place at Findlay on October 3 with Ross winning by one point, T3-l2. Ross had a total of five fumbles for the entire game The Troians held a lead of T2-O until the beginning of the fourth quarter. Jim Creighton and Pat Rooney came through with the two touchdowns for the Trojans. Clyde Michael scored after a pass from Franks with TO minutes remaining in the last quarter. Charles Black racked up the next touchdown after a pass from Whitcomb. The decisive point was by Asperger, who plunged through the line to sew up the game. SANDUSKY Two hard-hitting teams, Sandusky and Fremont, evenly matched on defense and offense, waged a battle at Sandusky on October TO to tie 7-7. The little Giants' hopes were spurred when a touchdown seemed to be in the making, but the optimism was stifled when fumbles occurred. Charles Black tallied a touchdown run of 58 yards to make the only goal for Ross. Ron Whit- comb kicked the extra point. With three minutes gone from the fourth quarter Charles Acierto plunged from one foot 'out to score, and he also kicked the extra point to tie the game 7-7. TIFFIN The Little Giants overwhelmed Tiffin Columbian at Harmon Field on October 17,33-6. Homecoming night was held for former Ross lettermen with honor bestowed upon them at the game as well as at the meeting held at the American Legion Home after the game. Lester Franks tallied touchdown's with runs of 65 35, and nine yards. Charles Black and Earl Asper- ger went through for one touchdown each. Black scored one of Ross's three extra points, and Asper- ger scored the other two, Tiffin's only touchdown came after a T5 yard pass from Company to Shaferly in the last quarter of the game. Ross Reserves Football 20 7 Ross Fostoria Ross 21 Toledo Devilbiss l2 Ross. ..... .. 20 Sandusky ,,...,.. , 6 Ross , 26 Findlay . . 6 Ross 7 Tiffin , , . . 2 Ross . , , 7 Norwalk St. Paul . ...,.. .25 Ross ,, . 7 Mansfield .,,...,, ,,l9 BOWLING GREEN The Bowling Green Bobcats bowed to the Little Giants at Bowling Green on October 23, 17-0. The first 40-yard field goal of the season and also first since 1941 was kicked by Ron Whitcomb in the last few seconds of the game. Lester Franks was responsible for the two Ross touchdowns with runs of 80 and 77 yards. Whit- comb kicked the extra points. Henry Tiller was out- standing on defense throughout the game. Other boys outstanding on defense were Cooper, Hull, Frazier, and Asperger. The Bobcats were fairly strong on defense, but they lacked good offensive play. HAMMOND BISHOP NOLL The Hammond Bishop Noll Warriors were crush- ed 33-26 on October 31. Lester Franks tallied four touchdowns of 22, 80, 9 and 28 yard runs. Charles Black scored one by plunging from nine yards out. Whitcomb kicked the three extra points. Jack O'Drobinak plunged one yard and 12 yards for two Warrior goals, and Ron Laneski and Edward Gardner each tallied one touchdown. At the end of the first quarter the score was 6-0, second quarter 13-13, third quarter, 26-20. TOLEDO SCOTT The Little Giants lost its second game of the season when Toledo Scott scored a touchdown every quarter to down Ross, 26-12 at Fremont on November 7. Ross didn't score until the third quarter when the Little Giants took possession of the ball on the Ross's 47-yard line. Three plays later Charles Black sprint- ed 25 yards to score. Near the end of the third quarter Ron Karle recovered a fumble on the Scott 31-yard line, and four plays later Charles Black scored from the five MARION The end of the season came with a 24-12 victory over the Marion Presidents at Harmon Field on November 14. Lester Franks came through with two touchdowns of 60 and 57 yard runs. Earl Asperger sprinted 75 yards to score. A Houghtaling to Michael pass was good for the second touchdown of the game. Julius Simms threw a beautiful block on the Marion 20-yard line to pave the way for Asperger to score. Dick Burtch and McKinsky scored the two Marion goals. At the end of the first quarter the score was 6-O, second quarter, 12-O, third quarter, 24-6. fi ,-A.Qntg'gQ.13 5 First Row: M. Otermat, J. Houghtaling, J. Tiller, B. Schneider, H. bach, J. Kessler, R. Karlovetz, A. Hoff, L. Coleman, J. Sale, P. Cole Sewell, L. Reed, S. Burel, T. Sherman. man, J. Hicks, Coach Schahet. Second Row: R. Schliebner, M. Garcia, J. Colvin, D. Wolshuck, J. Fourth Row: G. Hollinger, J. Fitzgerald, K. Stull, T. Binkley D Gilbertson, L. Walt, J. Clark. Kohr, R. Level, L. Beeker, A. Hetrick, W. Glover, E. Holmes, K Third Row: Coach Ziemke, K. Lamalie, G. Reed, G. Bliss, T. Longan- Adams, R. Gangwer. Jr. Ili Football The Ross Jr. High football squad, coached by Mr. Ziemke and Mr. Schahet, has gone through a complete season without defeat. The Little Giants have won ten out of eleven in the past two years and lost only two out of sixteen games played within the last three years. The boys have shown real determination to play football, and they have gained much in experience which will benefit them in the football training throughout the remaining years at Ross. Jr. Hi Football Record Ross Opp. Oct. 2 B. G.. ,..,, ..,,, H 34 9 Oct. 9 Fostoria ,.,,,, ,,.,,, T 34 7 Oct. l6 Sandusky ...,., ,.,,,, T 41 26 Oct. 23 Tiffin ,,,,.,.. .,,,,, T 40 6 Oct. 30 Pt. Clinton ...,, ,,,., H 39 6 Nov. 6 De Vilbiss ,,,,, .,.,. H T8 0 88 First Row: Terry Shanahan, Bob McClure. JP 'ua- Q! Second Row: John Shiets, Dick Fitzgerald, Bob Entenmann, Bill Stegman, Jim Kessler, Richard Reese, Tom Manahan, Bill Sherlow. Third Row: Delbert Hoy, Tom Hite, Larry Nahm, Bill Smiley, Bob Mesler, Patrick Shanahan, Bill Gwinup, Bob Eaken. First Row: Raymond Arndt, Larry longanbach, Paul Longanbach, Logan Mitchell, Jim Bowesby, Philip Reese, Jerry O'Donnell. Second Row: Jack Wymer, Doug Gallagher, Fred Middleton, Gary William- son, Roland Burmeister, James LaRoche, Charles Houdeshell, Jerry Courtney. Third Row: Don Schnoor, Howard Roberts, James Twiss, Dennis Love, Joe Dislel, Russel Whotley, Jim Hailey. re F ,443 gl! Q ! r , 1 -. k.. .A.,:g,Q,iL,, First Row: Dick Garcia, Larry Miller, Dean Doren, Henry Tiller, Jack Second Row: Mr. zlemke, Ted HOU9h10liH9, Chuck Block. Dirk HONG Ba,-on, Keith Hull, Earl Asperger, Hugh Miller. Alumni .... Norwalk ..... Willard .....,. Fostoria ....... Elyria ...... Tiffin ...... Findlay .....,Y Shelby .,........ Marion .......... Bowling Green ...... Port Clinton .. Fostoria ..r.... Bellevue ..... Findlay ....... Marlon ..r.... Sandusky .,,... Tiffin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,A Bowling Green Port Clinton ..,. Tiffin ..,..... TOTALS ..... 18 10 23 17 9 25 15 18 26 21 22 14 26 11 11 16 17 25 18 25 7 HOW THEY SCORED a ,fb K 9 0 o -5 Q K o Q' Q' Q K x Q- Q o 0 Q 'Q Q oo vQ is gg 6? 4590 fl Q50 jo, ,S N53 ,660 OQQO 3 6 14 10 7 10 1 5 2 1 1 1 1 62 66 0 2 0 5 3 4 5 0 2 3 6 3 4 0 11 0 0 0 5 6 17 8 0 0 0 13 0 17 1 6 0 0 0 10 1 10 2 8 0 0 1 5 O 4 5 12 0 0 3 9 0 20 O 5 0 0 2 14 0 19 1 6 1 0 0 8 0 25 10 2 0 5 6 3 18 2 9 0 0 2 1 0 15 1 16 0 0 O 12 0 18 O 5 O 0 3 0 0 18 2 8 0 0 2 2 6 10 7 0 O 0 14 4 12 O 1 0 O 4 9 O 8 0 6 O 0 0 5 3 21 0 13 SECTIONAI. TOURNAMENT O 0 4 9 1 15 4 14 0 0 O 15 0 10 11 9 18 39 155 40 280 20 172 1 34 71 61 66 61 45 65 72 72 72 59 81 56 52 62 67 73 83 74 88 1 63 47 79 58 45 58 49 67 60 46 66 66 73 61 72 66 70 52 77 211 The Basketball Season The Luttle Guant Varsuty was defeated by the Ross Alumnu at Ross on December 2 Duck Garcua led un the Luttle Guant scorung wuth 18 pounts but the alumnu put on the heat near the end of the thurd quarter to splurge ahead Jack Baron sank seven pounts whule Dean Doren tallued 15 Henry Tuller and Larry Muller made ll pounts Ed Sells led for the alumnu wuth I8 pounts Ross came upon some rough opposutuon when they lost to the Norwalk Truckers 63 34 at Norwalk on December 6 Ross led at the furst quarter 'l5 ll and rallued at the half 26 22 to lead but the Truckers came through wuth 17 pounts un the thurd quarter and 20 un the last quarter Duck Garcua paced the game wuth l0 pounts for the Guants fed' The Luttle Grants retaluated by kullung Wullard 7l 47 at Ross on December 9 Duck Garcua made a total of 23 pounts Larry Muller tallied I9 to be second hugh scorer J C Muller a center on the Wullard team tallued 16 pounts Ross took an early lead un the game and a score of I9 ll was held at the end of the furst quarter 34 22 at half tume and the Luttle Guants remauned ahead throug out the game Ross had a bad nught when the Fostorua Redmen defeated the Luttle Guants 79 6l at Ross on Dec ember I3 Garcua and Doren came through wuth l7 pounts Jummy Tucker Fostorua s forward sank a total of 29 pounts The Redmen made 27 pounts un the thurd quarter Ross was ahead at one tume 24 l7 un the second peruod when Garcua Muller and Baron came through The Ross Cagers snatched vuctory No 2 at Elyrua on December 17 wuth a tally of 66 58 Ross was ahead un the furst quarter 18 17 37 30 at the half and 60 50 at the end of the thurd quarter Larry Muller was hugh man wuth 20 pounts Ross blasted theur way through to wun over Tuffun Columbuan 65 to 45 at Tuffun on December 19 Duck Garcua mcude 25 pounts Baron and Doren each scored I0 pounts whule Tuller made eught pounts In the last quarter Garcua added three pounts and Reunbolt of Tuffun sank a goal and Doren annexed two pounts The Fundlay Trolans handed Ross a 58 to 45 de feat at Fundlay on December 23 Although Fundlay got many of uts shots because of uts heught Mosuer who us sux feet nune unches tall dud not score The Trolans led at the end of the furst quarter 13 10 Baron made the only fueld goal on a druve un after a fastbreak pass from Garcua un the second quarter The Luttle Guants only rebound goal was made by Tuller Fundlay garnered only four out of 19 fouls I a . . . , i I . . t . , ' - . , - . ' . I . . . - 1 ' r . ' ' ' I I Olcott, Norwalk forward, scored l4 points. , - - I - I - I . 5 . . u l - I - ' I I 1 . . . . . I . I I I ' 1 . . Ross thumped Shelby 65 to 49 on December 30 at Ross Dean Doren racked up 20 pounts and Duck Garcua made 18 Both teams were cold the furst fuve munutes of the game but then the boys warm ed up and Doren sank three baskets un the furst quarter Ross scored 13 pounts un the second quar ter Garcua tossed un two baskets and Doren sank a paur Baron came through wuth three goals Doren three and Garcua two un the thurd quarter Doren s maneuverung of the puvot proved to be the spark for the 65 49 wun The Ross Guants came out on top 72 67 after a very close battle wuth the Maruon Hardung Prexues at Fremont on January 9 Duck Garcua was hugh scoreman wuth 26 pounts Doren and Baron scored l9 and l4 pounts respectuvely Near the end of the game wuth 4 42 left Smuley made a sude shot and the score was 60 60 Garcua bucketed a foul shot and Baron dumped a suzzlung long shot Bubler made the score 63 62 Garcna made a foul shot at 2 03 wuth the rule allowung two shots for all fouls un the last three munutes When Doren attempted to re bound Garcuas shot he was fouled by a Prexy Doren made both shots whnch made the score 66 65 After Garcua mussed at the foul Iune Doren bucketed a rebound and the score was 63 65 wuth l 25 left Maruon fouled Garcua who nauled two fouls and the Prexues made a goal wuth Garcua settlung the game wuth a throw to the bucket Ross handed B G a 72 60 defeat at Ross on Jan uary T6 Dean Doren bucketed 25 pounts Duck Garcua 2l Henry Tuller l0 Jack Baron 8 Larry Muller 7 and Keuth Hull l pount Buckles of B G came out wuth I3 pounts Ward and Bressler ll Rungler l0 Schwucheumer 6 Graham and Zutkov 3 Stellar 2 and Sofudos l pount The Luttle Glant Cagers downed Port Clunton 62 to 46 on January 20 at Ross The Luttle Guants were capable of remaunung ahead throughout the game Duck Garcua was hugh scoreman wuth 22 pounts Doren I8 Tuller 9 Baron 6 Larry Muller and Black 5 Harter 8 and Hull and Houghtalung 2 The Fostorua Redmen dumped Ross 66 to 59 at Fostorua on January 23 lt was a rough fughtung game throughout the four peruods The score zug zagged untul the last several munutes of the game when Fostorua plunged ahead Tuller was hugh score man wuth I6 pounts whule Doren shot l5 Duck Garcua 14 Larry Muller I0 Charles Black 2 and Jack Baron and Houghtalung l pount each Hugh scoremen on the Fostorua team were Tucker wuth 24 pounts Arwood 'I6 Johnson I2 and Hauser The Ross Luttle Guants swamped Bellevue 8l 66 I ' I 1 I 1 I I ' ' I 1 ' ' I - s I - 0 . ' 1 . . ' I 1 . . . . . . , ' I ' n Q 1 0 . . I . 1 I 1 I 1 1 , . I I 1 I 1 1 1 - s , - 1 I I - I 1 I 1 I 1 I I I I ' T T I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 ' 1 at Bellevue on January 27 The Ross score establush ed a new school record for one game Duck Garcua led un scorung wuth 26 pounts whule Larry Muller bucketed 20 Doren 18 Baron 12 and Tuller5 Hugh scorers for Bellevue were Eusenhauer Ramsey and Wundsor who tallued 16 pounts each The Fundlay Trolans downed Ross 73 to 56 at Ross on February 6 Ross led at the end of the furst quar ter 23 13 and at the half Fundlay led by only one pount 31 30 but then un the thurd quarter the Tro lans splurged ahead to lead by 15 pounts The ef fects of unfluenza greatly reduced the Ross strength Hugh scorer for Ross was Dean Doren who bucketed 18 pounts Larry Muller Duck Garcua Henry Tuller Charlue Black and Houghtalung each tallued 14 11 8 3 and 2 pounts respectuvely The Ross Cagers lost to Marlon 61 to 52 on Feb uary 13 at Maruon Ross led un the furst quarter 16 14 28 to 27 un the second quarter and then Maruon was ahead at the end of the thurd quarter 39 26 Larry Muller led wuth 14 pounts whule Duck Garcua Dean Doren Tuller Harter Black and Baron scored ll 10 7 6 2 respectuvely The Ross Cagers edged Tuffun 67 66 at Ross on February 14 The Guants were ahead un the furst quarter 20 12 and the Tuffunuans were stull laggung 31 27 at the half but the Columbuans came up slowly to lead 48 46 at the end of the thurd quarter The last quarter was a see saw battle wuth the bell savung the day for the Ross boys The Luttle Guants knocked out the Bowlung Green Bobc ts 73 70 at B G February 18 un an overtume contest that had the spectators on theur feet The Guant Cagers led un the furst quarter 1713 and funushed the half leadung 37 26 B G rallued but Ross stull remauned ahead 52 49 at the end of the thurd quarter The regular game ended 66 66 At the end of the overtume Ross was leadung 73 70 The end of the basketball season came when the Sanduskuans won over Ross 72 62 at Sandusky on February 19 The score was tued 14 to 14 at the end of the furst quarter but Sandusky pulled ahead by a score of 34 27 at the end of the furst half The score was 55 41 at the end of the thurd quarter Duck Garcua annexed 16 pounts to be hugh shooter for Ross Straduman of Sandusky was hugh wuth 20 pounts The Luttle Guants now advanced to the Class A Sectuonal Tournament at Sandusky on February 25 to play Port Clunton The Ross Cagers broke the orugunal hugh scorung record establushed by a Ross Team at a tournament by comung through wuth 83 pounts to 53 for Port Clunton Ross led 33 21 at the half and then they really started to make baskets to collect 50 pounts un the thurd and fourth quarters Tuffun Columbuan retaluated on February 26 at the Tournament to funush Ross 77 74 Ross dud not lead at any tume un the game except un the last 15 seconds when the Luttle Guants were ahead by a meager two pounts Ross led after three munutes of the game by one pount 4 3 but they couldnt even the score untul the last munute of the game The last few seconds were nerve wrackung as the Luttle Guants came from behund to lead 74 70 but the Tuffunuans come through wuth two baskets to lead and funush the game . . I I I I ' . . I I . I ' . ' I I I I ' I I I . . . I I , , II I ' , . - . , I 'I I -I , ' ' I ' ' ' ' - I I ... . I I I I I III: ' ' I ' . . ' . . . , I Ln 1 4? ' , l ,qw 'R- Firsi Row: Ronnie Ayres, Terry Cornell, Larry Harris, James Hough- Second ROW: Paul Anderson, Theron Kroeger, John Goodemqn laling, Kennelh Shafer. Roger Chambers, Ward Sewell. Resewe Rf d Reserve Basketball remonf Opponents Norwalk ...... .,,,,,, 4 0 48 Willard ..,.. .,.. 4 2 60 Fostoria .,., 21 49 Elyria .... ..,. 2 5 5l Tiffin .r,,,, ,r,, 3 6 6l Findlay e,.., eee. 2 1 59 C C.. Shelby ,,,., .,.. 2 4 5l C N Marion .......,.,..., ,. 36 45 7 Bowling. Green ,,.. . 38 48 :fl Q K E, Port Clinton ,,A,,A ...,,. 4 8 53 . ' N Fostoria r,,,..... ,,.. 2 7 64 ff SN Bellevue ..,,,, .,,.,, 4 l 46 x I Findlay .2 25 33 E-3 ,Z , ll P Marion , ,...A, , , 33 57 ' tj i - X Tiffin iiiii,ii, 42 so 3 Bowling Green 39 45 Sandusky 24 62 First Row: George Melter, Mike Otermal, Horace Sewell, Bill Gregg, Art Hoff, Jim Clark, Glendale Haas, John Lambrighl, Mgr. Second Row: Norman Fausey, Larry Reed, Tom Rollins, Tom longan- bach, John Damschroder, Mike O'Farrell, Mr, Mackey. Freshman Ba ketball Freshmen Basketball Record Fremont Opponents Fostoria ........ ..... 2 2 28 Bowling Green .... ..... 2 5 37 Tiffin .,,,.......... ..... l 2 37 Sandusky .... ..,., 2 9 38 Fostoria ,....A..,,.,..... ..... l 7 22 Findlay Glenwood .,... .,... l 2 47 Bowling Green ,s,.... ..... 2 O 4l Port Clinton .,,.. ..,.. 5 0 28 Tiffin .....,,,,,, ..... l 8 43 St. Joe ,,Y. ..... 2 7 61 Bellevue ..... ..... 2 7 44 Sandusky ,,,.. i9 42 St. Joe ..,..,, ..... 2 4 26 Port Clinton ..,.. .,... 4 5 44 First Row: Kenneth Reese, Burdette Schneider, John Sheets, Lone Gary Williamson, Chmle, Houde-,cheryl Don Kfoege,-I had Middle. Beeker, Jim Tiller, Bill Smiley, Tom Sherman, Bob Mesler. 'gn' Third Row: Mr. Seele, Mark Walter, Tom Metter, Tom Brown, David Second Row: Wesley Glover, Kenneth Adams, Vincent Gangler, Kohr, Rein Walter, Joe McGee. J r. Ili Basketball Junior High Basketball Record Fremont Opponents Bowling Green .,.... ....,. 3 l I3 Tiffin ......,..,...... ...... 4 9 36 Sandusky .............. ...... 4 0 28 Findlay Glenwood ...., ...... 4 5 30 Bowling Green ...... ...... 4 6 31 Gibsonburg ..,, ...... 5 7 28 Tiffin .....,...., ...... 4 9 33 St. .Ioe .... ..,... 4 9 40 Bellevue .,... ...... 5 8 24 Sandusky ..... ...... 3 7 41 St. Joe ..... ....,, 4 8 24 Lindsey ....... ...... 3 7 22 Port Clinton .... .,.... 4 9 27 ,..,?k7 f- A ,,', wx . ' ' , .. Mr- L ' . X, R L Lili. lr, L X ,, .X , ' K, I Z . ' f -Q x 1 First Row: Coach John Titsworth, Tom Wolf, Sam Danziger, Bob Third Row: Jim Sales, Dick Level, Glen Waller, Dave Bunn, Jack Gangwer, Blair Frazier, John Hensley, Dick Heslet, Manager, Irv Bovard, Walt Diechert, Mike Willey, John Weaver, Bob Woessner, Mittan. Jack Balsizer, Coach George Gruse. Second Row: David Hunt, Gene Smith, Bob Agee, Barry Putnam, Fourth Row: Louis Lorenzen, Merlin Eversole, Gary Schwartz, Ned Bob Corthell, Tom Wadsworth, Bob Amey, Bruce Dingler, Norman Frantz, Bob Lucas, Bruce Sherer, Bill Faunce, George Hirshberger, Welch, Dick Sabroske, Larry Hunt. Jack Rose, Tom Kirsch, and Charles Hull. OHIO ' STAT varsity Swinuning Tliillll HAM ,4- .g -1--g 98 Jack Rose, George Hirschberger were Ross's top free- stylers. Hirschberger was the 200 yard relay anchor man, and he was also State Champion in the 50 yard freestyle in the years '51 and '52. Jack Rose was the 100 yard free styler and he also owns the 150 yard individual medley record. T ey Broke Records The 150-yard medley relay team with Robert Lucas, Bill Faunce and Gary Schwartz was first in the district, first in the state meet preliminaries and third in the state finals. The 200 yard free style relay team composed of Jack Rose Ned Frantz Bob Lucas and George Hurschberger placed first in the District Meet first in the State Meet preliminarnes with a new state record of 140 minutes and then finally a first inthe finals which made Ross High School the State Champion of 1953 Larry Hunt proved to be the Ross Diving Ace for he p'cced first in the district and third V1 the pre luminaries and also th rd an the finals l 1 ' 1 I ' 1 I ' ' ' 01110 State Champs' The Ross swlmmers started thelr season off woth a meet wlth the B G Frosh whom they defeated 50 25 at the Ross pool on December 15 Ross tred a pool record In the 200 yard free style relay wlth Rose Frantz Lucas and Hlrschberger Hlrschberger Faunce Schwartz and Hunt took flrst In the other events of the meet Ross downed Sandusky 47 28 at Sandusky on January 15 The Lnttle Grant Tankers took sux out of nlne events George Hlrschberger won the 40 yard free style by a halr over Jlm Lanker of Sandusky Lanker later beat Jack Rose an the 100 yard free style Gary Schwartz won In the 100 yard back stroke wtth Merlm Eversole of Ross a close second Bull Faunce came In flrst In the 100 yard breast stroke wlth McBane of Sandusky second Larry Hunt won In fancy dlvlng with a pomtage of 115 5 Jack Rose Ned Frantz and George Hlrschberger placed ftrst ID the 160 yard relay The Ross Swlmmung Squad met a strong Toledo Y aggregatlon ln theY pool to wln 48 27 January 20 Ross won fave of nlne flrst and sux second places to completely out shme the Y men Lemke of the Y won two events the 50 and 100 yd free style Jack Rose Ned Frantz George Hlrschberger and Bob Lucas broke the old 200 yard free style record of 1 42 5 The new record establlshed was 1 42 lFaunce Sch wartz Lorenzenl lSherer Schwartz Fauncel and lRose Lucas Frantz Hlrschbergerl won flrsts In the 100 yard breaststroke 100 yard backstroke 150 yard mdlvudual medley 150 yard medley relay and 200 yard free style respectively The Ross Hugh Mermen handed Western Reserve Academy a 56 19 defeat on January 24 at Ross Ross won furst IH every event except the 150 yard mdlvndual medley Harrrs was the only wrnner for Reserve Wlnners for Fremont were Ned Frantz Bull Faunce Gary Schwartz Larry Hunt George Hirsch berger and 150 yard medley and 200 yard free style relays Hlrschberger won flrst In the 50 yard free style Rose flrst an the 100 yard free style Faunce In the 100 yard breast stroke Frantz In the 200 yard free style Schwartz In the 100 yard back stroke and Hunt flrst In dlvlng The Llttle Grant Swimmers drowned Sandusky 45 to 30 at Ross on January 27 Outstandmg event of the mght was the settmg of a new pool and Ross school record by the 200 yard free style relay team They bettered their own time for the dustance making 1 41 only sux tenths of a second from the state record and a second faster than thelr prevlous record Firsts for Ross were by Hlrschberger ID the 50 yard free style Frantz In the 200 yard free style Eversole In the 100 yard backstroke and Larry Hunt nn the drvmg The Llttle Giant Tankmen defeated Bexley 56 19 at Ross on January 31 Wallace state champ ln the 100 yard free style sn 1951 was the only wlnner for Bexley He nosed out George Htrscnoerger In the 50 yard free style Louts Lorenzen broke the school record by swlmmung the 150 yard Individual medley tn 1 53 4 mlnutes Bruce Sherer Ned Frantz Gary Schwartz Jack Rose Louls Lorenzen Larry Hunt lSchwartz Faunce Shererl and lRose Frantz Lucas C Q 7 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 2. I I Z. I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 l ' ' 1 1 ' . ' . 1 1 . . I s . ' ' - I I 1 - . I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ', . 1 I - :I ' 1 7 1 1 - 1 1 . .4 . :. . , , 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hsrschbergerl placed fsrst sn all events except sn the 50 yard free style race won by Bexley Canton McKsnley won fsrst sn the B G relays held on February 7 Ross was second The Ross tankers pushed on to capture vsctory seven by scorsng a trsumph over Toledo Y 49 to 26 on February 10 Jack Rose broke the 150 yard sn dsvsdual medley record establsshed by Lorenzen sn a prevsous meet by swsmmsng the dsstance sn 1 46 3 Ross Hsgh Swsmmers won over Canton McKsnley 42 V1 to 32 V2 at Canton on February 13 to make the fsrst wsn over McKsnley by Ross sn 10 years Bob Lucas snatched the 50 yard free style whsle George Hsrschberger came sn second Bob swam the length sn 0 19 9 Gary Schwartz swam the 100 yards back stroke sn 1 09 Jack Rose was fsrst sn the 100 yard free style wsth a tsme of 0 58 0 Larry Hun' was fsrst sn the dsvsng event and Ross tallsed fsrst sn the 150 yard medley relay composed of Schwartz Faunce and Lucas Ross won thesr fsrst dual meet of the season by downsng the B G U Freshmen 45 30 at the Falcon s pool on February 17 Gary Schwartz Bsll Faunce and Bob Lucas won the 150 yard medley relay and took the 200 yard relay Jack Rose entered the 50 yard free style for the fsrst tsme to tse wsth Hamslton of the Falcon s for fsrst George Hsrschberger came sn thsrd Bsll Faunce won the breast stroke for Fre mont s only fsrst sn sndsvsdual events The Ross Lsttle Gsant Swsmmers rang up an alltsme hsgh of 106 posnts wsth Sandusky second wsth 74 Toledo Waste thsrd wsth 17 and Toledo Scott fourth wsth two posnts at the Dsstrsct Meet on February 21 at Bowlsng Green Jack Rose Ned Frantz Bob Lucas and George Hsrschberger set a new dsstrsct record by swsmmsng the 200 yard free style relay sn 1 41 1 The old record was 1 42 7 whsch was establsshed by the Lsttle Gsants sn 1950 Hsrschberger placed fsrst sn the 50 yard free style Eversole fsrst sn the 100 yard back stroke Rose took fsrst sn the 100 yard free style Larry Hunt fsrst sn dsvsng and the 200 l yard free style relay team composed of Rose Frantz Lucas and Hsrschberger were wsnners wsth the maksng of the new record The Lsttle Grant Mermen traveled to the Ohso State Unsverssty Natatorsum to place fsrst sn the state swsmmsng meet on February 28 wsth a narrow margsn of 34 over Sandusky s 29 Lakewood s 28 Csncsnnats Walnut Hsll s 27 Cleveland Hesght s 21 Cantons 21 Akron Buchtel s 18 Shaker Hesghts 15 Grandvsew s 11 soledo Waste s 6 Cleveland East Tech s 5 Upper Arlsngton s 5 Columbus North s 3 and Csncsnnats St Xavser s 2 Lsttle by lsttle the Lsttle Gsants pscked up posnts gosng snto the last event Ross had only 20 posnts whsle Lakewood and Sandusky were ahead wsth 26 and 23 posnts re spectsvely In the prelsmsnarses held on February 27 George Hsrschberger came sn thsrd sn the 50 yard free style wsth the tsme of 0 25 2 whsle the wsnner s tsme was 0 24 9 George was fourth sn the fsnals Bsll Faunce was fourth sn the 100 yard breast stroke wsth a tsme 1 109 and he came sn fsfth sn the fsnals Gary Schwartz was ssxth sn the prelsmsnarses and also ssxth sn the fsnals Jack Rose was fourth sn the 100 yard free style sn the prelsmsnarses and also fourth sn the fsnals Larry Hunt placed hsghest of any Ross boys sn any sndsvsdual event sn the fsnals and was also thsrd sn the prelsmsnarses Al though the Ross 150 yard medley relay team com posed of Schwartz Faunce and Lucas was fsrst sn the prelsmsnarses they came out thsrd sn the fsnals The event that wrapped the meet up for Ross was the 200 yard free style relay team composed of Hsrschberger Rose Frantz and Lucas who fsnsshed 1 41 3 Thss same group broke the state record the prevsous day sn the prelsmsnarses by swsmmsng the length sn 1 40 0 The old record was 1 40 4 I . 1 ' F ' - I I I I I . , I . h . , , , . . , , . . , , , z . . , ' ' I ' , . . . I I I . . . . 5 . . 4 . - I I - ' I ' I - I - Jack Rose, Lucas, Ned Frantz, and Hirschberger ' ' , . . . .. , ' , , . . . . . . . - I - Q I I I . I 1 a n , I , . ' I 1 I I I ' I I I I ' I . . I I I I I It I I Z . . I . . ,- es ev J vw A 1.3 , l gi' l , 2 of i 'M , ' i Front Row: Eddie Sutton, Duane Hack, Dan Black, Rein Walter, Melvin Welch, Third Row: David Carl, Joel Stull, Tom Adkins, Jim LaRooche, Jack Parish, Larry Otermat, Pat Shanahan, John Baxter, Tom Long. Second Row: Gary Schall, Dennis Love, Gary Hottinger, Dale John- Fourth Row: Ed Nickel, Tom Hite, Jerry Leggitt, Bill Stegman, Larry son, Maurice Joseph, Ross Blymer, Gerald O'Donnel, Nathan Dan- Kerns, Ken Lamalie, Jerry Schaffer, Raymond Klink, Ronald Smith. ziger. 02 Junior lligll Swilnming The Little Giant Junior High Mermen held a total of six meets this season with Sandusky Junior High Team, Toledo Y Junior Team and the Junior Team of Ohio State University. No running tally was kept of these meets, but the swimmers gained much in confidence before o crowd and some good ex- perience which will help them very much in their future years of swimming. it 1 ,A,. . SY II I 1 'T 1 'x f. '. I '. -I' C '-3 5. 'L First Row: Paul Tritch, Tom Wolfe, Ron Root, Dick Garcia, Douglas M chael. Cross Country The Record OCTOBER 6 Ross ..,.. ...... 3 8 Marion .A,,.,, ,....., 1 7 OCTOBER 16 Ross ...., ,.,,.. 4 O Toledo Waite ,...,. ..15 OCTOBER 21 Ross . . ,,,,.. 32 Toledo Whitmer .. .......43 OCTOBER 22 Five-Way Invitational Meet at Ottawa Hills, Waite, first, Clay, second, Ross, third, Whitmer, fourth, Libbey, fifth. OCTOBER 25 District Meet at Ottawa Hills: Waite, first,-Mansfield, second, Ross, third, Clay, fourth, Libbey, fifth OCTOBER 28 Ross ,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,, 2 3 Toledo Clay ,,.. . ...,.. 32 The perfect score is 15 , ij Second Row: Gary Ferguson, Charles Hull, Hugh Miller, Joh Wadsworth, Donald Little, Wayne Michael. The Ross Cross Country Squad, coached by John Titsworth, had a very successful season with two wins and two losses plus a third place in the five-way invitational meet and a third in the district. In the district meet Ron Root placed, 11, Douglas Michael, 14, Gary Schwartz, 16, and Dick Garcia, 18. Schools participating in this meet were Toledo Libbey, Fremont, Toledo Clay, Mansfield and Toledo Waite. Forty-six boys participated. While there is little glory to cross country, it is a sport that will put one in good condition. Z7 L 6. ffiiqf 'I Q- o ff -2-'Q : 1 X K .'- X . XX X ! Nga :ga e P 2 ' .aw j a'.'-fx. if L 3 as-. OGG 41 E53 wfc '57 First Row: Ron Root, Douglas Michael, Bruce Sherer, Charles Black, Ron Karle. Second Row: Jim Polter, Earl Batie, Jerry Porczak, Clyde Michael Bob Biggs made the 1952 track season a sensa- tion by establishing a new record of 150 feet, 9V1 inches in the discus throw in the Buckeye League Meet. Bob Shaw held the previous record of 143 feet, one-half inch in 1944. In the Invitational Track Meet Biggs copped first with a 138 foot and one-half inch throw. George Hirschberger placed second in the pole vault by winning over Jack Croft of Marion. Charles Black placed third in the high iump, Dick Harter, fourth in the 100 yard dash, Jerry Porczak, fifth, in the 180 yard high hurdles, Earl Batie, fifth in the shot put, and Porczak, fifth in the 110 high hurdles. The triangular meet lRoss, Marion, Findlayl was at Findlay on April 29 with Bob Biggs dominating the discus with a throw of 132 feet, 8 inches. Marion made first through the determined efforts of Paul Geissler who won first in four events l100- yard dash, 220 yard dash, 180 yard low hurdles, and high iumpl. Ross chalked up the first victory of the season by downing Bellevue 61-57. Bob Biggs captured first in the discus throw for 4-vo vqg iv Q 5... ., if' Mert Hoagland, George Hirschberger, Gerry Gallagher. Third Row: Bill Taborn, Reynoid Hirt, Larry Miller, Charles Jones Douglas Frazier, Earl Asperger, Lowell Batie, Walter Deickert. the third consecutive time by throwing a distance of 133 feet and then, for good measure, he entered in the shot put and won with 41 feet and six inches. Other Ross firsts were scored by Jim Polter in the 100 yard dash, Earl Batie in the 880, Jerry Gall- agher in the 220, George Hirschberger in the pole vault, and also a first by the relay team composed of Black, Harter, Gallagher, and Polter. Toledo Clay won 76 V2 -41 V2 over Ross on May 6. Biggs again snatched a first in the discus and also a first in the shot put. In the discus, he reached a distance of 139 feet, 11 V2 inches, and 41 feet, 1OV2 inches in the shot put. Hirschberger placed first in the pole vault. Bob Biggs smashed the 143 feet, five inch record established by Bob Shaw in 1944. Biggs' record was 150 feet, nine and one half inches. Fremont rated fifth with 22V2 points. The Marion Prexies again rated high with Paul Geissler winning three events. The district Meet was held at B. G. University on May 16. Bob Biggs was the only Ross boy qualifying for the state finals. Biggs' toss was 137 feet, 9 inches. Track Scores APRIL 25 Invitational, Ross, fourth, Marion, first, Sandusky, second, Toledo Clay, third, Port Clinton, fifth. APRIL 29 Triangular Meet, Ross, third, Marion, first, Findlay, Second. MAY 2 Fremont ...... ..,.,.. 6 1 Bellevue .....,..,,,,,.,, 57 MAY 6 Fremont ................ 41 V1 Toledo Clay ........ 76 V2 MAY 12 Buckeye League Meet, Ross, fifth, Marion, first, Fostoria, second, Findlay, third, Tiffin, fourth, Bow- ling Green, sixth. lBiggs established new record of 150 feet, nine and one half inches over Shaw's record of 143 feet, five inches in 19441 MAY 16 District: Fremont, sixth. 4 The Little Giant tennis team of 1952 started and ended with a very good season with four wins and two losses. Ross defeated Sandusky in the opening meet, 5 to 2, on April 24, 1952. Baron and Garcia won in the first doubles and also in the first and second singles. Lonny Price won in the third singles. Toledo DeViIbiss handed Ross a 4 to 3 defeat in the second meet of the season on April 30. Lonny Price and Ted Houghtaling were winners in the singles and Jack Baron and Dick Garcia in the doubles. Ross gained revenge by overthrowing the DeVil- biss Tigers, 4 to 2, on May 5, 1952. Jack Baron, Dick Garcia, and Lonny Price won the singles matches, and Baron and Garcia went into the doubles to win the match. The Ross Netters bowed to Oak Harbor, 4 to 2. Tennis First Row: Dick Garcia, Jack Baron, Lonny Price. Second Row: Coach Carver, Bob lucas, Louis Lorenzen, Ted Hough- taling. Margaretta was defeated by the Little Giants by a score of 4 to O on May 12, 1952. Again Baron and Garcia triumphed in the first doubles and Ted Houghtaling and Lonny Price dominated the second doubles. The Little Giant Netters won an overwhelming victory of 7 to O from Ottawa Hills on May 14. Jack Baron won over Bill Mercer in the first singles and Dick Garcia over Bill Sher in the second singles, Lonnie Price over Tom Tillery, Ted Houghtaling over John Williams and Louis Lorenzen over Woody Roberts. Baron and Garcia won over Mercer and Sher in the first doubles, and 'Price and Houghtaling over Bud Stevens and George Hertzfeld. The Giants dominated the district meet'with Dick Garcia and .lack Baron winning in the doubles, and Lonny Price winning second in the singles. Tennis Scores APRIL 24, 1952 MAY 7, 1952 Ross ...... ....... 5 Sandusky ......,,... ,,,,,,,. 2 R055 ,,,,,,, ,.,,,, 2 Oak Harbor ..... ....... 4 APRIL 30, 1952 MAY 12, 1952 Ross ....... ...... 3 Toledo DeVilbiss ....... .,..,,,, 4 R055 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 Margaretta lCastalial .......... 0 MAY,5, 1952 MAY 14, 1952 Ross ....... ...... 5 Toledo DeVilbiss ..... ........ 2 R055 .,,,,,, ,..,.. 4 Ottawa Hills ............ --.---- 0 MAY 17, 1952 District Meet Jack Baron and Dick Garcia won the doubles. First Row Mis Bliss, Colleen Genson, Barbara Burdick, l.ucy Bau- mann, Jacque Schneider, Sue Kerr, Miss Beck, Second Row Audrey Sheets, Raymona Cooper, Harolyn Crosskill, Jackie Shawl, Sharryn Slaymaker, Sandra Mc Collister. Betty Mooney, Kaye Mc Millan, Mary Lawrence, Alice Smith, Aleta Carry, Marcia Ireland, Mary Augustine, Billie Bame, Sandia Jones. Third Row Marlene Werling, londra Boyer, Pegay Shawl, Nancy Gibbs, Frances Mc Gill, Carol Sampsel, Jo Del Bath, Betty Vlalters, Nancy Gabel, Janice Guthrie, Sharon Michles, Marlene Miarer, leanne Menkhotf, Donna Lindsay, Trudi Hendricks. Fourth Row: Carol Kiser, Blanche Williford, June Havens, Sally Beeker, Nannette Perry, Barbara Sherman, Shirley Bowers, Nancy Nichols, Lolly Lawrence, Liz Fought, Sharon Zucker, Joyce Naltulln, Joan Wenzel, Carol Shannon, Sue Bates, Judy Trick. Fifth Row Barbara Fowler, Barbara Schlina, Beverly Beier, Susie Frantz, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Barbara Wyss, Kay Middleton, Ma.ilyn Bork,.Betsy Schwartz, Carol Peters, Suzie Curtin, Peggy Stirnmel, Helen Scherf, Sandra Sprunk, Margarette Fiebiger. Sixth Raw Donna Wickert, Sally Sherer, Carolyn Winnes, Ardith Bloom, Bcity Lou Arndt, Nancy Boucher, Jacque Hirt, Sonia Vogel, Sharon Anderson, Donna Walters, Bette Lou Brown, Anne Althoff, Mary Zilles, Mary Lou Wickert, Sally Hunsinqer, Sandy Mc Carthy. iirls' Athletic Association Senior Swimming Club First Row Miss Beck, Kay Middleton, Odette Alford, Kaye Mc Millan, Mary Lawrence, Donna Swedersky, Martha Trout, Alice Weickert, Suzie Curtin, Marjorie Hetrick, Sonia Vogel, Anne Althoff. ll im r , .w . -i X. 1 i J ' l ,wh 4 , ,lr A-ff , i if 1 g if , . ji is 1 L ' 1 Sports Blinded Girls The GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION participates in various activites throughout the year. A head is elected for each sport and the winners are deter- mined. BOWLING was headed by Sandy McCarthy. Each year about fifty girls enter the bowling tournament. They bowl once a week and the winner is deter- mined by the girl with the highest average. Judy Trick is the head of HIKING Any group of at least three girls may take a hike A certain number of points are earned for each mile hiked This year MODERN DANCE is under the head of Barb Burdick They work out once a week for nine weeks Attired In their dress costume they present a dance in the GA A assembly ARCHERY is composed of two teams that shoot dur ing the year The three highest scorers In each team compete in the GAA assembly Nancy Gabel the head of BADMINTON had twenty two doubles teams The winner and runner up were Bette Brown and Anne Althotf Sally Hun singer and Marcia Ireland Mary Zilles was head of VOLLEY BALL Ten teams participated DECK TENNIS headed by Anne Althoff had two tournaments The winners ofthe Winners Tourna ment were Max s Wizards captained by Maxine Sponsor OFFICERS Pf6SIdenf Lucy Baumann Vice President Jacque Schneider Secretary Colleen Genson Treasurer Barbara Burdick Registrar of Points Sue Kerr Arnold, and the winners ofthe Losers' Tournament were the Hot Shots captained by Nannette Perry. Intramural BASKETBALL was headed by Sharon Michaels. Eight teams participated. Winners of the Winners' Tournament were Zilles Sillies capt- ained by Mary Zilles and winners of the Losers' Tournament were Betsys Bouncers captained by Betsy Schwartz. The three main highlights for G A A members dur ing the year are the Sadie Hawkins Dance the Senior Banquet and the annual GAA Assembly The Sadie Hawkins Dance which was held May I5 in the Girls Gym was headed by Audrey Sheets lt was opened to the whole school and a prize was awarded to the best Lil Abner and Daisy Mae The annual Senior Banquet was held May 7 at the Women s Club The co chairmen were Colleen Genson and Sue Kerr This IS the time when senior GAA members are honored and recognition is given for outstanding achievement in all GAA activities An award is also given to the most out standing Senior On May I8 the annual GAA assembly was pre sented and Joan Smith was its chairman This as sembly is given to show the student body lust what activities are participated in how points are earned toward a letter and what the qur fications are for being in G A A 7 ' I . , . . . . ' I , , . . . . , . . . ' ' ' I -K Gertrude Bliss gllllgp ' ni' -ion, . I K c First Row: Bette Brown, Mary Lewis, Sue Kerr, Anne Althoff, Lucy Baumann, Judy Trick, Sharon Michaels, Rosalyn Hill, Sally Hune singer. Second Row: Beverly Beier, Carol Kiser, Gwen Herrick, Carol Jerew, Sonia Vogel, Sharon Slaymaker, Mary Zilles, Barbara Sherman, Barbara Agee. GW l'75'.r ,sqgilll 10.5-K, ft Q I 5 ,mir 40 r it ' li 1 A ' , ll , X 1 z- . ' : i X F i to fs Third Row Betsy Schwartz, Suzie Curtin, June Havens, Donna Lind sey, Mary Lou Wickert, Betty Mooney, Joyce Naltulin, Miss Bliss. Fourth Raw: Nanette Perry, Raymona Cooper, Mary Augustine Carol Sampsel, Kay Middleton, landra Boyer, Blanche Willitord. Girls' varsity Basketball Daisy Duck is coming down the hall tired, and her feathers are wilted from playing a tough game against Gibsonburg ll6-lol. Her team neither won nor lost so it wasn't too bad an ending. After each game the team served their opponents refreshments and this made Daisy happy because she could always eat something after playing a hard game. Under the effective coaching of Miss Bliss and Miss Beck, the Girls Varsity had a good year win- ning six, losing two, and tying one. 108 Varsity Record Tiffin , Fremont Fostoria Fremont Marion ..,..,,., Fremont Bowling Green Fremont Port Clinton Fremont Norwalk Fremont Norwalk .. . Fremont Gibsonburg .... Fremont Gibsonburg Fremont W 1 ff? ,. .N V XX .. s A . MV ,Q ' qs 'fy fyy S 'V 11 81 12 Grade Night League Boys' Intramurals Ross High's Intramural Program, led by Mr. Althoff, engaged in basketball and volley ball leagues throughout the year. In a series of two months, the basketball pro- gram was in session with the eliminating of the teams until a champion was secured. The senior high leaders have worked with the iunior high classes by refereeing basket- ball and helping in other activities in which they participated. ,F 4 l si 1 - 'Q ll Senior High Leaders of .Junior High Classes Phillip Michaels, Paul Tritch, Ronald Mielke, lrvin Mittan, John Lau, Tom Tewers, Duane Reed. y L- gf' fe' X ga g V' V , ' ,I - U .. , V U- ,A 4 ,, t . x- ,L - b ' Q V .-I , I JIS, X , lf., Senior Hi Volleyball Champs BB Champs, Minnesota First Row: John Rothacker, Ron Shoemaker, Duane Reed. First Row: Jim Poller, Paul Trilch, Art Moore, lrvin Mittan, Jim Woleslagei, Second Row: Art Moore, Roger Chambers, John Lau, lrvin Mittan Duane Reed. Jim Woleslagel. 109 z ' ' Frrsl Ro Mr Allhoff Randall Cahn Tom Bennlson Bob Damschroeder D ck Overmeyer Allen Boedecker .lunlor HI Basketball League Champs 9th and 10th Grade Noon Champs Frsl Ro Mark Walter Bruce Smllh John Shannon Jack ee Wnlfred Sorg Waller Rem Jr HI Noon Champs MW Arlhur Greenmcn larry Bo ers Roland Burmensler Tom Monahan Kenneth Reese Bruce Ha k :V L. Liv Y V i K N M A lao as 3 ill 6 in 5 C Y . 3 W ,C li Lf S, r A , l f 'Z ffl, :E ii wr ,. ' I I L I . mf iffj . 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