Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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Illcrzklclc Jo W NI. SMITII Artists B.-Xlill,-KIRK WVILLIGR BETTY llonmclz FRONT OF SCHOOL Prologue . . Ross High School has helped us, the Seniors of nineteen-hundred and fifty-four, to become well-rounded individuals. As we step forth into an increasingly scientific world we realize the importance of this. Mollie Molecule and Andy Atom know too that not only a knowl- edge of science, but an acceptance of the home and church as im- portant factors in our lives help us to achieve our goal. They will he our guides through this book showing how Ross has helped us in the years we have studied and played here. For six years Andy and Mollie have walked through the doors of Ross High School. In the spring and fall, students sit in the Fountain Park across the street from the school. The scene becomes something they take for granted, but now that they are leaving Ross High, Andy and Mollie recognize the fact that each time they pass the school it will be a reminder of the happy school days they had at Ross High. Birchard Library . . A familiar sight to Andy and Mollie as they walked up from the bus stop at Croghan Street was the Birchard Library. Often they visited the library for ref- erence work. Inside it wasn't all study. Andy looked at magazines as Mollie strolled around looking at the pretty displays before they started their work. 'iff His? do, r Eg Courthouse . . . Not every student has the opportunity to go to school in the county seat. San- dusky County Courthouse is across the street from Ross High School. Its archi- tecture adds an air of dignity to our school. Mollie had admired the court- house from many of the windows of Ross. She has had opportunities to explore the inside of the courthouse through various class projects. 3 Ross High Alma Mater llail the Giants, Hail to Ross, May the breeze our Banner toss. See our colors, loved and fair, Streaming in the evening air. Lo, tl1e western sky allame, At the praise of thy dear name, Thro' the twilight shadows dim, Faint, sweet echoes of this hymn. Alma Mater, hail to thee! True and loyal hearts have wel Wiell we've loved thee in the past, Still we'll love thee to the last. Ross High Fight Song Where tl1e purple banners fly, On to victory, Fremont High. Fight, fellows, fight, w hilt- we send up a rousing cheer. RAI-ll RAHI RNH! Hurl fierce defiance to the foes, Little Giants, Bring victory to the old school we hold so dear! Come, team, and win us this game That we may add to the fame find the long, long record of proud achievements Written down by Fremont High. Team, we remind you, to a man weire behind you, Fight, while we roar with a loud cheer that splits the skyl Come, team, and win us this game That we may add to the fame And the long, long record of proud achievements Written down by Fremont High. CHEER: F-R-E-M-O-N-TeFREMONT. .v 'mH A L ,. Q ' 1 ? 2 , i li YW? K f L, 1 yn, , Y 5 X , .,,,,.....u--vw-....... --fm-W..,W,m A 1 b s ,f N 5 3 XX , iw MMM XXX ff KM 5 Q Q sg 5 HA.. .. 1 ...W..N-X.? 1 I f , ' ff! A ex. 55 il 4, 55 4 g i,, ,af,+,1ffYW, W I 1 3 ??5f1 PgW'b-'nv E xi. j Q i ...MM Q,-fhf 7 VVX4 jj! f -.,-,... ,wif MQ , ,W X XR .jxx ,Z W ,I',x XM? wwnfgim M MVT, Siim, vjjufe -, , N r S. A V lg. K N f 1 wud ' g if + :Y My K Q 3 15 . ? Qi? ,,x 4. 4 ,,Nw,,,..,....-M 5 L EY! I . Iii is! rfwllj I 5 ffl , 1 QM, ,J 5 V7 fs i . iam! .. I- ,-M f mn vi -' ' 4 t. .f ,5 am: i w LW JJ If Q We QU PM Q gm- T K vw 5 7? aww, ,... .W iff AJ MQ xg f 1 51 KN First Row: Lamar Joseph, Russell Hull, Dorwin H. Findley, A. E. Rupp, Superintendent, Carl Coleman, Urvil Utermal, D. G. llirsvhherger, Clerk. Board of Education Andy and Mollie see that without the Board of Education our school would have a difficult time operating. To them falls the task of hiring teachers. They have a school budget to balance and must deal with problems of the school which arise. 6 Although this is Nlr. Rupp's first year as superintendent of Fremont schools we have all COIH6 to know, admire and respect llllll. His job is not an easy one and he has done it well. hlollie and Andy are proud to have Nlr. Rupp as superintendent. MR. A. IC. RU1-P MR. C. R. Coovmi Because he has put his confidence and trust in us, we are proud to recognize Mr. Cooper, our principal. 'lil'lI'0llgll the years in all school projects, Mr. Cooper has given us support and helped us maintain our confidence. Wie Seniors realize all Nlr. Cooper has done for us and wish to thank him. N MR. MII,LER Miss THELMA HUGHES The attendance of girls is under the direction of Miss Hughes, visiting teacher. Mollie looks upon Miss Hughes as a person to whom she can take her prob- lems and receive friendly advice. The school wouldn't be complete without Miss Hughes working each day in her oflice. MR. H. RANDALL MILLER Mr. Miller, a well known and well liked assistant principal, with a friendly smile, is seen often around the halls of Ross. Mr. Miller is head of school at- tendance and because he deals mainly with the boys of Ross High, Andy has come to know him as a friend and will- ing counselor. Miss HUGHES 9 Nlrs. Letterman, Wrs. 'Nlyers Gustorf Secretaries Without the Gustorf seeretaries' eflieiellt help, our school system wouldnit operate in the smooth manner that it does. lVlollie and Andy see that the administration has first-class secre- taries to help them carry out their jobs. Standing: Nlrs. Wiegman, Nlrs. Stahl. Seated: Mrs. jaderslrom. Office Girls To keep a school running smoothly is a difficult job. Our two ser-retaries have managed to help us whenever help was needed. They performed cheerfully many small tasks for us, the students, and were always ready to help the teachers. Their ever present smiles will be long l't'IH4'lIllJ1,'I't'll by the Seniors. Custodians The Custodians, besides performing their regular duties, were often called upon by teaehers as well as Andy and Mollie to do various jobs. They always did these jobs will- ingly and cheerfully and Andy and Mollie always received a friendly hello when they met our custodians in their travels about the school. First Row: Frank Shoemaker, Raymond Lance. Second Row: llarry Ogg, liohert Leaser, Urrin Wise. Faculty The principles in molding our characters as well as teaching our classes were our teachers. They have guided us through our years in Ross High with their kindness and understanding. Our teachers have been willing to listen to our problems as classes and as individuals, and we think of them as our friends-friends that we will not forget when we graduate and try to take our place beside them in society as good Christian citizens. Top Row: Nlr. Sr-hahet, Shopg Nlr. Sells, llanfl: Nlr. lleiner, Shop. Second Row: Mr. Titsworth, llealth, Swimming, Wlr. Ford, Speech Ther- apistg Miss McCulloch, English, Mr. DuPont, Bookkeeping, Mathematicsg Mrs. Turner, Librarian. Bottom Riw: Mr. Murray, Related 'l'radesg Mrs. Schwartz, Home Eco- nomicsg Mr. Nlorton, Matheinaticsg Mr. Stokes, Mathematics, Human Rela- tions: Mr. Raines, History. Aff-9,4-L '71 F' AQ ' WV f ' Top Row: Nlr. Lzuuir. lille-lnislry. Plnysiq-sg Nliss Williauns. Krl: Ur. Um-Q-n xIiliil4'Illiliil'S., fl4'0gI'2lllIlyl 'Niiss l 0l'S,ill.. i r1-lwh, Spanish. lfnglisll: Hr li1N'IlI'2lll. Gliiilmwv. liollmn Now: Hrs. illivslur, Ufliw- l'ru1'li4'0. junior Bimini:-ss Training. Sta-li ogrupllyz Hr. Zi1'llllxl'., xlilliliillliilifil Nliss Svlzlm-r., xlillIlI'lllilii1'S2 Xlr. Hul- lvngvr. History: Nliss lim-4-k, Girls' Skillllllilljj und Gym. Top Huw: 'Nliss lfqmlus. lfnglish: Hr. lxooislru. Wusir: Urs. tiill'lSUIl. lfnglisll Spec-vii: Hr. Kuzma. Shop: Vis:-1 Holi-lie-ll. History. lilllllllll How: Wir. lhnal, Typing: Nliss Ymnig, lfinglish, Luling Wir. Hilli- Uiolugy, tQ1'Ilf'I'2li Svivllm-: Nlrs. Sli-hm-r, Hmm- iff-nllmiiius: Hr. Sm-1-le-, lliwin islry.. Svif-ll1'1'. , v , ' A Top Row: Mr. Sehiefer, Seienee, Gui1lanee: Nlrs. Waller, lfugglishg Mr. Touley, lhlglisllg N1 rs. Huffman, l'lnglishg Mr. lleelxer, Seienee, Swimming. Bollonl Row: Nliss Bliss, Girls' Gym, Health: M r. Mackey, Geographyg Miss Darr, Malllmelllalii-sg Mr. Hart, History, I'lC0ll0lIlil'SQ Mrs. Lyons, llistnrv. Top Row: Nlr. Huffman, Drawing: Mr. Gruse, Shopg Nliss Garu, English: Mr. Snyder. Drivcrls lidueationg Mr. Kreglow, Agriculture. lgllltlllll Row: Mr. Slierwalt, Band, Orehcstrag Mr. 'Nh-lllilltoelx, History: Mrs. Godfrey, Home Heonomiesg Mr. Althoff, lloysn Gymg Nlr. Hiller, Bla- chiuc Shop. Senior Class Oflicersz Standing: Nlr. llart, Advisor, Paul Parlow, Pres.g Elizabeth Fought, 'l'reas.g Anne Altholf, V. Pres. Seated: Judy Trick, Sec. Junior Class Officers: Sally Beeker, 'l'reas.: Mr. Schiefer, Advisorg Larry Miller, V. Pres.g Sue Kerr, Sec.: Karl Kessler, Pres. Class Officers Each year the officers are selected by the student body accord- ing to their ability of leadership, and scholastic standing. On their shoulders rest the responsibility of guiding their fellow classmates through the year. Sophonlore Class Officers: Mrs. Carlson, Advisor: Peggy 5lllllIllPl, Sec.: Barbara Tooley, Treas.: 'llll0lll8S Wads- worth, Y . Pri-s.g W illis Bartlett, Pres. Freshnlan Class Ullicersz Sue Nickel, Treas.: 'Nl r. Stokes, Advisorg Nancy Fowler, Ser.: Carole Nliller, V. 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W . fu M f ,, Barbara ,lea n Agee Honey Annual Staff AI Basketball 3 Chatter 2, 3, I Class Play 3, I F.'l'.A. -I GAA. 3 Intramurals I, 1, 3 Latin Club 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Swimming l Y-'l'een 3, el- Ullive Assistant I, 2, Odette Alford Udic', A Cappella Choir 1 Band 1, 2, 3, A11 Chatter 2, 3, If Class Play 3, fl llramatics 3, fl- F.'I'.A. 3, fl Intramurals 1, 2, 3 National 'l'hespian 3, Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 2 Student Council -l- Swimming Club 2, 3 Y-Teen 2, 3, ll- Ollive Assistant l Anne Altholl' Annie', A Cap mella Choir 1 Annual Staff fl Basketball 1, 2, 3, l' Chatter 2, 3, fl Class Play 3, 4- Dramativs 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, fl- Band l, 2, 3, I Intramurals I, 2, 3, ala Latin Club l, 2 National 'l'hespian 3, Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2, -l- Swimming Club 3, lf Y-Teen 2, 3, L Class Ulliver 2, 3 Willialil Amor Amer Football 1, 2, 3, fl Intramurals I, 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Speech 3 Student Council 'll 'l'rar'k 1, 2 16 3, t- 1. ft Paul Anderson fTAndy97 A Cappella Choir I, 2 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4- Class Play 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, el- Latin Club I, 2 Spanish Club 3 Speerh 2 Student Council I Track 3 David .xllSIl'ilII Durable Class Play 3, l llranlativs 3 F.l .A.1, 2, 3 Football l, 3, -l- Intramurals l, 2, 3 National 'l'hc-spian 3, Prom Connnittee 3 Travk 2, 3, I fllaxine Arnold Mac's', Class Play 3, el Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 3, I- Robert Artc-r Bob A Cappella Choir I Prom Committee 3 V.l.C. 3, l Leroy .lvers Fre1l', Class Play 3, 1 llramalics 3 l .F.A. 1, 2 Earthquake Staff -L Intramurals l, 3 National Thespian Prom Committee 3 Chemphybiogens -L Janet Bailey CC 97 ,lan A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Olllce Practice 4 Typing Club 2 ,lack Baron Rlacksoni' Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Hi-Y 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Speech 4 Student Council 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Linda Batey !fLin,7 A Cap ella Choir 1, 2 Class lglay 4 G.A.A. 1 Intramurals 1 Prom Committee 3 liulh Becker Bessie Chatter 2, 3, 1 Class Play 3, 4 lJl'3lIlZllll'S 3 l .'l'.A. 2, 3, ll Latin Club l, 2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3, fl Stuflent Council 3, 'Y-' 'een 2, 3, L lllarjorie Bennett Class Play '1- Prom Committee 3 Eugene Best Whitey Intramurals 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Track 4- Office Assistant 3 Robert Bisnette ee - -Q BIZZ Intramurals 1 Prom Committee 3 17 Charles Black I Ihuckii Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Betty Blynlyer Betts Annual Staff '1- Class Play 3, -4- Glee Club 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4 Office Assistant 3, 2 Nancy Boucher Irina Class Play 3, 4 llramatics 3, 4 F.'l'.A. 2 GJLA. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 1. National 'lihespian 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Bette Lee Brown A Cap ella Choir 1, 2 Annualjstaff 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Chatter 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, fl- llramatics 4 F.'l'.A. 4- t,.A.A. 2, 3, 4 lntramurals l, ZZ, 3, Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3, 4- Student Council l Y-Teen 2, 3, 4 'I8 Donna Brown Brownie Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Clee Club 1 Intramurals 3 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4 Uflice Practice 4 Office Assistant 2, 3 Typing Club 2 llavirl Buehlcr Band 1, 2 Camera Club 1, 2 Chatter 2, 3, tl- Cross Country 4 Earthquake Staff 3 Hi-Y 2 Intramurals 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Tennis 2 Track 3, 4 Class Officer 2 ,Ioan Buehler ee as .lo Class Play 3, 4- F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 lntramurals 2, 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4 Office Assistant 1, 2 Barbara Burdick Barb Chatter 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 F.'l'.A. 2, 3 C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4- lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 National Thespian 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council I Jerry Burkin Doon F.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Speech 2 Judy Clapp Jude Basketball I, 2, 3 Chatter 3 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3 F.'I'.A. 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 'la Intramurals l, 2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club I, 2 Y-Teen 2 Ufliee Assistant I Class Ufliver 3 lla Donna Cooke C0oIxieM Basketball 2 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, I Prom Committee 3 Uffire Assistant 2, 3 IIIOITI Cooper Football 1, 2, 3, It Intramurals I, 2 Prom Committee 3 Speech -I Charles Daugherty Dong Dramatizvs 4 Football l, 2 Speech 3 Gail Decker Class Play 3, 4 Glee Clnh I Prom Committee 3 Y-'l'een 3, 4 Typing Club 2 Walter Deichert Dyke Basketball 1 Class Play 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Prom Conmlittee 3 Student Counvil 4 Swimrning 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Dana De La Grange The Kid l .l .A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 4 Prom Committee 3 W'restIing 4 I9 llaldun Dick Hllalflicf' tllIillll'l' 2, 3, l Class Play 1 Prmn 1l0Illlllllll'l' 3 Spanish Club 3, 1 Sluclvnt Couuvil I- Typingf Club 2 ,Ianet llick Chatter 2, 3, l- Class Play 3, 1 Dramalics 3 F.'l'.A. 2, 3, 4 Earthquake Staff l Latin Club l, 2 Library Staff l National Thcspian 3, 4 K Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Oflive Assistant 2 Dean Doren Cal Basketball 1, 2, 3, 'L Hi-Y 3 Latin Club I, 2 Prom Committee 3 Student Cuunvil l, 2, Coral Uraves Class Play 3, 1 Intramurals 14 Prom Cmnmittvo 3 Y-Teen 3, 4 Typing Club 2 20 Merlin Hvcrsolt' SlipperyM Student Cnum-il 3 Prom Committee 3 Swimming 2. 3, l Y.I.C. 3, 4 Donald Feagle Dany Prom Committee 3 Robert Feighner Feigh Basketball I Intramurals I, 2 Prom Committee 3 Barbara Fought Barb A Cappella Choir l Chatter 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 F.'l'.A. 2 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 lntramurals l, 2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2 Office Practice 4 Typing Club 2 Elizabeth Fought l,iz', Annual Staff I Chatter 2, 3, -l Class Play 3, -l l,l'Hlllllllt'S 3 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, l Intramurals l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2 Prom Conunittee 3 S manish Club 3 J-'l'een 2, 3, 1 Class Uflivcr 3, fl Biology Club 'l llaylnond Fowl:-r Nllayi' Class Plav 3 Football 3 l'lI'8llt'll Club l, 2 lli-Y 2, 3 Intramurals l, 2 Prom Committee 3 Nctl Frantz Swimming l, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Richard Friar llivl1', l .A.A. l, 2, 3, fl Football l, 2, 3, 4 Prom Connnittec 3 Travk I, 2, 3 L34 'W' 'QPU-H' ww 5'!9w Gerry Callaghvr lfontball l, 2, 3, l lntralnurals 1 Prom Cmumilluv 3 'l'raf'k l, 2, 3, fl Colleen Gcnson Leaner A Cappella Choir I, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Chatter 2, 3 Cheer Leader 3, -1 Class Play 3, fl l .'l'A. 2, 3 C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, fl lntramurals l, 2 Prom Connnittee 3 Spanish Club 3, 'lt Student Council I Office Assistant 3 Typing Club 2 Willialll Cribben Bill', 'Transferred l953 from Cleveland, Ohio Cross Country fl lli-Y 4 Swimming Al- Track 4 Biology Club sl Judy Gruver Shorty l .ll.A. 3, 4 lntramurals 3 Prom lllllllllllllll' 3 21 Robert Guthrie f-Guts Class Play 3 Ili-Y 2, 3, il Intramurals l Latin Club l, Z1 Prom Committee 3 Richard llam pshire I lick Prom Committee 3 V.I.C. 3, 4 Anly Harris Snuggles Annual Staff fi Class Play 3, 4 Dralnatics 3, 4 National Thespian Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3, l Richard llarter ffl-lardf, 3,4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 1 A Cappella Choir l Football l, 2, 3, fi Prom Committee 3 Track 1, 2, 3, l- 22 Anne Hathaway Annie Annual Staff 1 Band 1, 2, 3 Chatter 2, 3, bl Class Play 3, 4 Dramativs 3, I French Club l, 2 F.'l'.A. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l National 'l'hespian Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3, l Spf-evil 1 Student Council l Y-Teen 2 Forensiv League 'I Class Ufliver 3 joseph llaubert Joe 3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 7 Latin Club l, Z. Prom Committee 3 Student Counvil 3 Lee llavt-ns Vitamin F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 1 Prom Committee 3 Thonias llellwig ff, , -- loin Football I Cross Country 1 Hi-Y 2 From Connnitle-e 3 Blarjorie .lean llet rick M argei' Latin Club 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Swimming Club 1, 2, 3 Ulbce Assistant 2 Typing Club I Biology Club 4 Ronald Hively Ron A Capimella Choir 1 Annua Staff4- Chatter 2, 3, 4- Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Art Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club l, 2 Library Staff 1, 2 Yational Thes ian 3, -l - P Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Class Officer 1 Nlargaret Holder Pinky , Art Club 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Chatter Staff 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 C.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Glee Club I Intramurals 1, 2 Library Stall' l, 2, 3, l Prom Committee 3 Y-'lleen 3, 4 Cafeteria Staff l Sharon Lee Holtsberry Annual Staff 4 Chatter 3 l .T.A. 4 Library Staff 2 Prom Committee 3 Office Assistant l, I- Ted lloughtaling lIought Basketball l, 2. 3, 4 Football l., 2. 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Tennis l, 2. 3, 4 Larry ,lolly H .. ,lols Prom Committee 3 Doris Johnson Pliloryu Chatter 2, 3 Class Play 3, 1 Intramurals l, 2 Prom Couunittee 3 Office Practice 1 Typing Club 2 Donald ,Innes Nleathea1l Prom ci0Illllllllt'6 3 23 Wvilliani Keller Bill Stuelent Counvil l Swinnuiug Cluln l Wvilliani La Follvtte Willie Prom Conunittce 3 'l'rar'k 3 Uflive Assistant 3 l'l8l'Ill1lllillxC Stuff All Rust- K nn Lnflrou Prom Committee 3 Cafeteria Staff l Karol Laird Pee Ween Class Play 3, 'll Prom Committee 3 Y -VIVUPII 2, 3 Ullivc Pravtiov 'L Ullice Assistant l Typing Club 3 24 lwary Lou Lanialie Prom Conunitten 3 Oflice Practic-e 4 Ullice Assistant 2 Cafeteria Staff l, Judith Lance J ullyn A Cappella Choir l, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, -1 Class Play 3, 1- F.'l'.A. 3 Prom Conunittee 3 Y-Teen 3 Uflive Assistant Ml ,Iuri Lcctniaa George Transferrell l95l from Seabrook, N. J. Class Play -1 liarthqualxe Staff 3,1 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 tllieinpliylniogens ll Franklin Lenhart Frank', Basketball l, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, -L lntralnurals 3 Prom Committee 3 Slurlent Counvil l, 2 Track 2, 3 Ullive Assistant 1 V.l.C. l. 2, 3 Richard l,cnz Band l, 2, 3, 4 Prom Connnittee 3 Nlary A. Lewis Polly', A Cappella Choir 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Speech 2 Office Assistant '11 Janet Linkey Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 l .T.A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4 Office Assistant fl 'llyping Club 2 Bcity Little A Cappella Choir l, 4 Basketball 2 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Prom fl0lIlllllll.0C 3 Ullice Assistant 4 Ann Nlcliinncy Spagetti A Cappella Choir l, 2, Annual Staff fl Chatter 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 llranlatics 3, -lt G.A.A. l National 'l'hespian 3, 1 Prom Committee 3 Student, Council l, 4 Uflice Assistant 3 Mary Ellen Markley Class Play 3 F.'l'.A. 4 Prom Committee 3 Office Assistant l, 4 Typing Club 2 ,lanles M ason Jim Prom Committee 3 Timothy Mcssinger ff, 1- ., l nn Class Play 4 llrainalics 4 Wrestling 4 lli-Y 4 lntramurals l Spanish Club 3 Speech 2 25 James Michaels Jinx Prom Committee 3 Janice Miller Millie l .ll.A. l, 2, 3, 1 G.A.A. l Intramurals 2, 3, l Prom Cmmnittee 3 Ullive Assistant l. 2, 3 Ronald fVlielke Dail Intramurals l, 2, 3. 1 Prom f:0IllIlllllt't' 3 Speech 3 Arthur Moore Art Band l, 2 Basketball l, 2 Football 1, 2 lntramnrals l, ZZ. 3, I Tennis 2 26 Janice Xlonney nNl00IlSlllllPu l .ll. X. l. 12. 3.1 Danny Nalin: Nalnnif- Class Play 3. l- lli-Y fl lntramnrals 3 Prom llnnnnitlee 3 Robert Neeley Chitika Class Play 1 Football l Intramurals 4 Prom Committee 3 V.l.lI. 3,-1 Janet Nickel ,X Cappella lllmir l, l ll A l '7 . .. . , ... lntranmrals l, 2, 3 Prunl li0llllIllllf'9 3 Swimming l, 2 Swimming lilulx l, I. Marlene Nickel Band 1, 2 Class Play 3, 4 F.'l'.A. 2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4 Office Practice 4 Typing Club 2 Nancy Nichols Nanr'e A Cappella Choir l Chatter 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 National Thespian Prom Committee 3 Class Ollieer 2 Larry Nickloy ?fNick97 Camera Club l Hi-Y 2 Intramurals l, 2 Latin Club l, 2 Prom Committee 3 Student Council l, Swimming 2 Class Oflicer l Ruth Nofz Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 F.ll.A. 3 F.T.A. 2 G.A.A. l Library Staff 2 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 3, 4 Office Assistant 4 9 , .. 3, 2 Neale Nord Oscar Basketball l F.F.A. 1, 2 Ili-Y 4 lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Speech l Student Count-il l llicharfl Notestine 8 Ball Band 3, 4 Basketball 4 Class Play 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 Dorothy Ohms Intramurals 3 Library Staff 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Office Assistant 2 Paul li. Parlow Pancho Class Play 3, 4 lntralnurals l, 2, 3, I Latin Club 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer 3, 4- 27 4 Ruth Pasch Lash Class l'Iay 3, 4 F.'l'.A. 3 Prom Committee 3 S ieech 4 YI-Teen 3 Ufhce Assistant 4 Forensir' League 4 Typing 2, 3 Marilyn Penn eepellse Latin Club l, 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Lawrence Pete ffl-larry? A Cappella Choir I Annual 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Ili-Y 2, 4 Latin Club l, 2 Library Club I, 2 National 'I'hespian Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Student Council 2 Chemphybiogens 4 ,lanles Polter Eipflllin liaslxctball 1, 2 Class Play 3, 4 Dramativs 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Ili-Y 3, 4 lntramurals 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Speech 3 Track l, 2, 3, 4 28 3 Farn ha ni Randolph Randy Class Play 3 I .F.A. I, 2, 3,71 Football l Prom Committee 3 ,lanies Rauch ef - -9 ,Inn Band 1, 2, 3, 1 Class Play 3, 4 F.F.A. I, 2, 3 Cross Country 4 Earthquake 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 .Prom Committee 3 Speeeh 4 Student Council 3 Swimming 1, 2 Track 3, 4- liohert R eed IIuck', F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 4 Speech 2 Wrestling 4 David Rees Dave Football I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 Library Staff 2 Prom Committee 3 Track 2 V.l.C. 3, 4 Larry Rice Class Play 4 lntramurals l Prom Committee 3 Janles Ripple Jimi Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Eliud Robles Luty'i Transferred 1953 from Puerto Rico Lester E. Root f.M0e,. Prom Committee 3 Richard Root Ri:-ln Basketball 1, 2 Class Play 4 l .F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Speevh 2 Student Council 4 David Rupp Dave Transferred 1953 from Cambridge, Ohio Class Play 4 Dramatics 4 Cross Country 4 Track 4 Marilyn Rutan Mart Annual Staff 4 Chatter 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 4 National Thespian 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 S anish Club 3, 4 YlzTeen 2, 3, 4 Mary Sabroske A Cap ella Choir 1, 2 AnnualjStaff 4 Basketball 2 Chatter 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2 Latin Club 3, 4 National Thespian 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 S anish Club 1, 2 Ylileen 2 Chemphybiogens 4 Biology Cluh 4 Carol San: psel Salnmy'i Annual Stalif -I Hand I., 2, 3, -I Basketball 2 Chatter 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, I llanve Hand 2, 3, I- Dramativs 3, 4 F.'I'.A. 3, 4- G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Earthquake Staff I Intramurals I, 2, 3 Latin Club I, 2 Prom Committee 3 Student Counvil I, 3, -I Y-'ll-en 2, 3, '1- Chenlphybiogens I Lola Sanlpsvll Lee A Cap ella Choir I Class llglay 3, 4 Dramatics 3, -1 Intramurals I, 2 National Thespian 3,1 Prom Conunittee 3 Stutlent Council I, 2 Typing Club 2 Janice Lee Schlegol Intramurals I, 2. 3 Prom Committee 3 Speech 3 Iiosenlary SCl'l0l'll A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3, I Intramurals I Prom Committee 3 tlflive Assistant I 30 ,Ianet Schwartz -?Sl'llW'iil'lZI0M I .II.A. 3 l.ibrary Staff I Prom Committee 3 Sharon Shanahan t Shan lass Play 3, 4 om Committee 3 Ml R 'l'een 3 IWC Assistant AI- t 76 VC 6 1 f v NQQWILQV' I J I, r Carol Shannon llaslxelhall I, 2, 3 Class Play 3, fl Ilramativs 3, fl- G.A.A. I, 2, 3, AI- Intramurals I, 2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 2 Speech 2 tlllice Assistant -I Typing Club 3 Ilichard Shaull ullivliu Football I, 2 Ili-Y 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 Spf-Pell 4 Glenn Sh00llli-lk9l' Shoe, Class Play 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 2 Prom Committee 3 Phyllis Siellert I .II.A. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I Library Staff 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Sharryn Slaynlaker SherryiI Basketball I, 2, 3, I Class Play 3, -1 Intramurals I, 2, 3, l Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 I -'I'een 3 .lanles Sniith Sn1itty', ,Intramurals I Prom Committee 3 ,Ioan II. Slllilh BermunIaI' Basketball 2 Chatter 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 l .'I'.A. 4 C.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 4 Prom Committee 3 S anish Club 2, 3 YIl'I'een 2 Ullir-e Practice 3 Office Assistant 3 Biology Club 4 ,Ioan M. Smith ,Ioanie', A Cappella Choir I, 2 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 National 'I'hespian 3, Prom Committee 3 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4 Uflice Prac-line 4 Richard Ii. Sniith Gene Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 I .'I'.A. 4 Ili-Y 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Library Staff I Prom Committee 3 Suilnming I, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Carolyn Stokes Pee when Iiancl I, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club I, 2 Prom Connnittee 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 SWIIIIIIIIIIQI Club I 31 4 Anna Hose Stolz Annie A I Iappella Choir I I .II.A. 2, 3,114 Intramurals I, 2 Prom Commitlw- 3 Thonias Tewers e-nr vl- sq Class Play 3.14 Football I Intramurals I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 Student Council I, Typing Club 2, 3 Class Ofiicer 3 Judy Trick Basketball 2, 3, I Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 4 F.'I'.A. 3 C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 ipeech 4 -'l'een 3 Ofiice Assistant 4 Typing Club 2, 3 C ass Officer 4 ,Ianct Wfadswort h Jan A Cappella Choir I, Chatter 3 Class Play 3 F.'I'.A. 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 Prom Committee 3 Swimming I Y-'I'een 2, 3 Office Assistant 4 32 2 3, I nie I I. I 3 Iletty W'zlIl1'rs Porky C.A.A. I, 2, 3, 'I Prom IIUIIIIIIIIIPQ' 3 Y-'I'c1-u 2 Richard Watson Hllivlxu Intramurals I, 2, 3 Donald Wcxig Nllingw Hand I, 2, 3, 4- Iintramurals 1, 2 Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club I, 2 Prom Committee 3 Sue Ann Wensinger Suzie Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4- G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4- Prom Committee 3 S eech 3 Jifecn 2 ,Ioan Wenzel Basketball 2 Class Play 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 1 Prom Committee 3 Class Ullicer 2 Ronald Yvhiteonlb Whit, Basketball l Football l, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3 Prom Committee 3 Student Counril 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Willard White Football l, 2, 3, 4 Barbara Willer !fWiuy77 Annual Staff 4 Chatter Staff 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Alfred Wilstrll UAF, Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 4 National 'llhespian 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Speech 4 Austin Wintersteen Houston', 'llransferreql 1953 from Chicago, lll. lli-Y 4 lntramurals 4 Gary Wislbon Intramurals 1 Prom Conuuitlee 3 V.I.C. 3, 4- Thomas Wolf Wolfien Class Play 3, 4 Football 1 Cross Country 3, 4 Earthquake 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Chemphybiogens 4 33 George wiynler wimpy Class Play 4 Intramurals 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Swimming 1 V.I.C. 3, 4 Joy Young Class Play 4 Office Practice 4 Transferred 1953 from Ashland, Ky. lrene Hitchcock Class Play 4 Intramurals 2 Prom Committee 3 Ollice Practice 4 Transferred 1952 from Medway, England 34 Lester Franks NLC? Football 3, 4 lntramurals 4 Shirley lleath Yl1l'Z,lIlSl-CI'I'Cll l953 from Feds Creek, Ky. Gail Yontz GAA. 1, 2, 3, L Intramurals 1, 2. 3 Prom Committee 3 Swimming Clubll Office Assistant 2 LaVurne llassclbach lIasse Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Ili-Y 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 National Thespian 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 ,Ieanetta Sharp ??Jan9, Transferred from 1953 Ashville, 'I'enn. Floyd Shetzer GGArP77 Transferred 1953 from Grand Rapids, Uhio llarold lletrick lIali, F.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech 2 Juniors Jean Batie Richard Beal Sally Becker Dale Blausey Robert Bender Beverly Baker Sally Bloom Allen Boedecker James Bookmyer R0nnie.Ayres Edward Bork Shirley Bowers Bill Bowlus J ack Bovard Robert Amey Richard Boyd John Broski Dav id Bunn Barbara Carr Janice Albright Roger Chambers Roger Cl ine Frances Cobb Lamar Conger Marlene Albright William Cooley Bob Corthell Ladonna Crigger Bob Damschr Sam Danz Ilarolyn Crosskill James Barr oder in ger Scott DelVlars Lois Deppen Annette Dick Bruce Dingler Marlene Barnheiser Jim Durnwald Ruth Duseherg Rut h Ann Eversole Jane Fausey Billie Bame 35 13 A t if X4 .,.. Em I X' I 1 a if K 'N,.AsP5 kv! . Eg, A , KW :Q l 'M Z? A f JH 3' y Ai' if ,Mi YJ P w ff' 45 as . up 55 V aff! as A gr, ne 'N wav in ,-we l a yur .. aj !::. 1 an 1 E .4 Q di l ..,,.- ,f..e-if --4 . L M y Juniors 5 M 'T ,g ag ya A E 'HQ i Sue Kerr x :. ' izlz I AHEEV Karl Kessler 5? Carol Kiser E is WM A I Ronnie Kiser ' - K ' L Robert Pierce ,Q e f 'v Kate Kollat jf- ' W f Theron Krueger L ..,.., A Q' ' V A'.,': E Kurt Krllgll A 4? 1 bV.V Si . NA I iubu A James Lagrou Zigi? I A-,s ' uu lliif . VVard Potts ' .a e .mf o f ' Jerry Lahr , 'L H ., Fred Lawrence ,'v. . 1. ,A 1 in Lollie Lawrence ' I' iw: ' - O N Lois Lenz .-' George Pinneo W if F ',i?5, L Margaret Level ,EE H I Myron Linlxey ,mi Z: 4 f Janet Linton J-lg' ,,.. S lzliv F aye Longanbach L 7 lzllz 5 Z Donna Parish ag. , .,, I pew Sandy Mel larthy Jim Mcfllintoek M-vw' Doris Markwith Nancy Nlead John Marlene Miarer Sharon Michles Marilyn Mooney Edwin Myers Janice Mellaniel Gail MeNelly Beatrice Paseh Jeanne Menkoff Nliarer John Ohms Kay Middleton Belly Mooney Arthur Olermat Joye Neason Joanne Nowalk Dick Overmyer 37 Juniors Ann Randolph Jack Reidling Carol Rice Donald Roddy Ruth Taborn Gale Rosenberger Dick Sabroske Ken Schaffer Sylvia Schepflin Ron Talbert William Schepllin David Schoonmaker Bruce Schneider Marilyn Schneider Karen Thurn Arlene Schutt Bonnie Kay Sharpe Peggy Shawl Sally Sherer Henry Tiller Lyle Sibold Barbara Sherman Gary Shilling Roger Shoup Bob Vlfetzel Jean Sigerfoos Janet Smith Nlartin Smith Phyllis Smith W'anda Timmons Shirley Smith Marion Souders Roger Stevens Dianna Stout Bart Tittle Marjorie Stout Mirella Straley Pat Strohl Bob Stull Dean 'l'ritch 38 Waite 4 f tif! gi mr .V WWA!-Z if FA S Si , ,X A ,VER f Hs. 10 WS' --.yr-as '-.. 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UP f W ..,,, . : ,Ya X f A 'd f5H ,- 'Q Q, Frances Visconti Kenny Vl'0IIl3ll Mary Walters Virginia Walters Juniors Ken Waggener Janice Wagner Henry Warner Dot Wasserman :mg Ron Watson ,....., t Jack wieaver K James Weaver 'miie J im Weaver L ,,.: Alice Wveickert Clarence Weickert Marleiie Wverling Eugene West Eugene Wilhelm Blanche Wiilliford Barbara Wvyss Leland Zilles Elaine Zi Ken Weiclxert Norman Welch Robert Wvetzel Mary Lou Wickert Sandra Witter Dale W right mmerman Sharon Zucker 7' , 5 x ig , lik l fs: 3 1,9 'Q .1 x fi ,-'B fm ,QW Sophomores Bob Agee Darlene Albright Janice Nlary Augustine Jack Balsizer Anspach Betty Arnd t Eddie Arnold Bud Barlett Lois Benuison Carol Berger Janice Baumer Marlene Baumer Beverly Beicr Ardi th Bloom Dick Bigelow JoAnne Bliss lwarilyn Bork .lo,Del Dana Bunn Glenda Byers Both Landra Boyer Barbara Brashares Alice Carr nr as f Q 32' 5 ' 4155- Aleta Carry 32 'SWK r 2 , ., ..,....: e. .- ' Y f f uf' ' ,ff .l L fra Dan Clark Jim Clark Nellie Carter Frankie Clinebell Dick Coleman John Colvin Lynn Cobb David Cole Ronnie Conger Baymona Cooper James Cress Barb Cook Carol Coon Ronnie Cress Dan Cunningham Suzie Curtin Wanda Cress Melvin Crowell John Damschroder Nila Diehr Arlene Dick Dianne Dick Marlene Dodway Sophomores Marilyll Dotson Donna Drown Caroly Betty Figley n Eckhardt June Ffrb Norman Fausey Jim Fitzgerald Jeanette Fodor Blair Frazier Bob Gangwer Janet Fox Susie Frantz Manuel Garcia John Goebel Jon Gilbcrtson Jerry Goeble Dick Grayson Bill Gr Bob Harmon egg Janet Gressman Dorothy Hailey Betty Hasselhach Darlen Frank Hesselbart e Hawk Viola Hensgen John Hensley Larry Hetrick Leslie Hetrick Judy Hill Douglas llirt Trudy Hendricks Jim Hicks Elizabeth Hoffman Jim Houghtaling Leslie Huff Nancy Carol Jerew llflarie J ohnso Jane Hofelich Jack Holmes Hunsinger Genevieve Ireland Marcia Ireland Il Jeannine Jones Ronald Kane Bernice Jones Patricia Joseph Roselyn Karlovetz -73+ I e an E Q 921 1 FQ I V 5 1 .515 2455: f 1 iff 18 N J il! L1 .-' X . ii R ii J, ,. .. . A, , .iz W. .W . ..-. 1 QE 'L Q I 55- .,.v f Q A If? . . ia, 1 ,X Q l-ffm ,J ..-my Q a -rf W ,A M A, V V-if 'Emir F, xl 935 , v ' 'A l .Ji ' , K V , Na 'Q raft .V W 6 K , W M 'Q .api 'fa r, 3' B? 1. Sophomores Ron Karr Irene Keck Beverly Kindred Dick Klopp Janet Kiser Claudette Kleckner Evelyn Kollat Norman Kroh John Lamhright Shirley Lahey Walter Lamalie Walter IJHIIIPSOII Alton Lane Tom Leaser Gerald Lenz Janice Langel M ary Lawrence Dick Level Ton Longanhacll Donna Lindsay Loma Linkey Kay McMillian David Martirl Karen McClure Elmer Martin Lonnie Mason Sondra McCollister George Matter .loan Miarer Kay Miehles .lane Miarer .lean Miarer Nlary Michael Charlotte Myers Wayne Michael Olaf Muller Shirley Uherst Mike 0'Farrel Robert Nowak . Q, V i X tg Y, -gr Dalellttney X X , .ada ni 1 A , ' 4? A -' H' I . . i ii :I , A 1 Carol Neason Eleanor Nilschke Barbara Overmyer Nanette Perry Carol Peters Ginny Parlow Xancy Perrv Sophomores Jean Potter Dick Randolph Phillip Rearick George Reed Marilyn Rice Tom Rollins Arlin Saam Larry Reed .lim Sale Helen Scherf Rick Schliebner Mary Sand Nlary Schoendorf Betsy Schwartz Beverly Slane Alice Smith Horace Sewell Kenneth Smith Sandra Sprunk Jerry Stahl John Stahl Pat Starrick Tom Sherer Dick Stevens Barbara Stokes Donna Swedersky ,I ack Stahl Rose Siebert Jeanne Thompson Peggy Stimmel Phil Trick Barbara Tooley Barbara Uline Tom Wadsworth Nlary Wieible Robert Woessner .lean Wolf Donna Walter Nlary Lynn Wolf Dave Wblshuck Gerald Woodruff Janet Wyss Renny Wollenshegel Richard Wvyss Richarrl Zilles ,lim Zimmerman Nlary Zilles Freshmen Roger Ahney 'l'om Adkins Lois Albert mu Albright i W ,Iohn Anteslwrger Q 1 A . F I 'Wi y Mite Ar...,l.l ' 3 ' In Bonald Ashdown 1 I ...Q A W y i A Jw , ' , Q1 Merry .lane Ayres q UN it . Nancy Baker 'A ' Y 4 Fram-es Baptista Janice Barringer E W Donald Bartlett - id tx EW, Jia A Qu? John Baxter X j.f'5, I U 2 VA L f Lane Becker J' ' ax Yiakff l A 'i 5? A v lv? 1792 Carol Belhiner Q Q David Bender - -A 'I 5 Q H .loc Bender :Eg Sanndra Bennett 5 1 NEW 5 kr ,AX .lane Berkheimer A 1 N I - ', n H I if Janet Berner Marilyn Bive Janice Binder Dan Black Q llaldon Blau-k ' 5 . mn miss -l ef , -. ,F h ' Pat Bliss wb.. , . Af 1 5' A Norma Bloom 5, Barbara Bolher G Clyde Booze, Jr. 'R k E ' ll:-len Booze lwa, . ,g . b,,, 5? xl A Y l Janet Booze I Bay Borys 3 VA Joyce Bourdo :A Luvern li0N'f'l'SOX M ,.,.,- - - Gary Bowker ' 235' 9-Sa: '. , .. . VQ.: I 1' Sue Boyd 4 ,Indy Bryan Gladys Bundschnh 7, 7 J Sylvester Bnrel if. Lloyd Bntrher f N, K ' wi Theresa Butcher it J Beverly Byers 1 I 1 Anna Caldwell '-P . 5 'Q . , , 2 L , 9 '13 Judy Carmean ' B Y ' -A -5 ,. . . , ' ' - --el lerrv LHFIIICOIII V ' f Q gh, Dick Cherry 5 r aft' .f , . A ' V t A M, Wanda Childress , 4 H Carole Clawson Paul Cochey U Freda Cooley Karen Kay Cunningham A ' .w Q ,l 4 SD 4' , N ' ' h l ' ii Janet Crowell K Q 5 x 44 ' Q ,. y W ,, , ' s Freshmen Larry Curns Galen Damschroder Dorthy Deichert Joanne Diebert Lavonne Dodway Bill Dougherty Doris Ann Doughty Karen Dyer Jim Edwards Ken Edmonds Bob Entenmann Dan Estep Faye Fairall Ann Fangboner Robert F aunce Rosanne Feighner Judy F iebiger Darlene Fink Nancy Fowler Dick Fitzgerald Barbara Flick Lou Ann Fox Kay Fredricks Ray Fry Janice Fry Janet Fry Jane Ann Fuller Jean Garber Faye Genson Marcia Gardner Mary Ellen Geih Merle Gerhardstein Geraldine Girand Carol Good Blaine Wesley Glover Pam Goff Guhn William Gwinup Pat Hass Gloria Hampshire Gary Hasselbach Janet Ha J oyc Judi Hetrick sselbach e Hawk James Heid Don Heileman Albert Hetrick Ward Hetrick Tom Hite Judith Hively Eddie Holmes Jeannette Hoover r Eg , f Freshmen Robert Hopkins it Delbert Hoy W 'ie l -3 wi -5 rw .. ,Emir Q ffl-S., .li Wwe! 1 Emma Hurse Walter Marilyn Johnston Janis Jones Martha Jones Corinn Barb Karr Donna Kessler Jim Kessler H urse Roberta Ickes e Kadlubowski Richard Karlovetz Yvonne Kessler Canlie Klink Dick Knepper Della Knott Janice Sandra Kosman Bettie Krienke Ray Klenk Koch Joanne Koke David Kroeger Majorie Lakens Bob Langley Wlilliam Langel Jack Lee Maia Leetmaa Gerald Leggett Ronald Lehman Carl LeJeune Fred Lewis Fred Libbing Nancy Linkey Bernard Mcllutchen David McNelly Joe McGee Viola Long Sandra McKay Doris Magrum Tom Manakan Bill Martin Donald M Nancy McKeever artin Robert Martin Bob Mesler , Faye lllezinger Carole Miller Jim Menkhoff Jerry Miller Larry Mollins Rosalyn Mooney Freshmen Larry hloore Shirley Nlorris Pet Bill Nlyers Larry ahm Q W Alice N eason John Nitschke Anton Nowak H WL Pai Nuhfer ' of f L , 3 F er Muller Nancy Murray Barbara lVlusser M LL. sl' 'E X 1 iv.. Ed Nickel ' Sue Nickel ' n 'HQ55 f ,.:- ' il, 2 Jim Ohms Larry Oterlnat - I A lllichael Otermat , I Q 3 HHAQ I - X A 5 1 Mike one i ? i Dorothy Overmyer A Q Lois Overmyer , X . f , My Pau, A:y A y S, ,, Glenda Payden .V - ,L' - 1: gg . : Vw A V... . Gary Pearson 4 ' -'D sandra Phillips B my Pat Potter P Hazel Pratt Peggy Ramey 1 fy James Reed ,' Q43 Q ,sau my I Virginia Richards I A Clara Rogers at A :VLA ,,'V EE Kenneth Roth Shirley Rutherford Steve Rupp Sara Schepllin Burdette Schneider Edgar Schneider Susie Schwartz Jerry Shaffer Terry Shanahan Bill Sherlow Tom Sherman Bruce Shilling Jeanie Rollins M . I 7' Lanny Saan Bruce Sampsell Janet Schoch Judy Schwartz Patrick Shanahan Bill Sheets Edgar Potter Deland Shrout Delano Shrout Nancy Sigerfoos 47 si' S af ,M Q Q1 1 My Uv 5 i If X' . . Q mg '-' '-A: ' - :.. 'W 'ESI-5 X,-ff .5 I 543 .1 ,,.. ,.:1 'mf ,. if fill -9 -fy all sf 5-,. y W - A ,Q J 1.9 Nt ar fa' ia 1 lf 1 l J-vw ff' f 1' fix X A .11 ' G -is . 53 fs, ff ' 5 , 'M rfi-is V+ 4 A B ,V ff' , ' ,A ,.,,, f 1 f ,A we sm!! ii .:.. Apfgiw ,, 3. ws il :Ju Q. ll - 7' .-- X F g S E ...S .V 'E ' an 2 3 if .,., wmv, 'V . 5 ? 3' Z? ,Q v--- Q, I 5 ,3 -', K, is ga , E fi , hir VV I ww. N ik Q ,,,,- . I Mui A V 1' X -.1 V -:ix K F -...,,, W ,.,.- Q ZA. M ' ' -1 fi W 5 f-QQ ' A M F A S ---1f' f ff 'R -1 ..- Q A,-A'- ' Qi. 1 ' we A F' af' Eighth Grade :HA 4 M First Row: Gene Albert, Bill Aldrich, Jeanne Althoff, Tom Altholf, Nanc Arndt, Raymond Arndt, Jim Baker, Tom Baker, Roger Bailey, Jimmie Ballard. Second Row: Rayonelle Baldwin, Judy Bennett, Ken Berner, Joyce Bibbs, Jon Black, Hazel Bliss, Sally Bliss, Ross Blymyer, Marjory Bower, Larry Bowers. Third Row: Ruth Anne Brooks, Milton Brown, Raymond Brown, Tom Brown, Rochelle Bullock, Mary Burkett, Roland Burmeister, Coraline Byers, Faye Byers, David Carl. Fourth Row: Mary Carter, Joy Clark, Joyce Clymer, Garry Coleman, Judy Cook, Gary Cooper, John Cox, Deanna Cress, Nathan Danziger, Fred Decker. Fifth Row: Martha Deichert, Judy Deno, Audrey Dick, Saundra Dickeg, Joe Distell, Gene Dorr, Earl Dundore, Freddie Dyer, ohby Eaken, Marlene Edmonds. Sixth Row: James Ellis, Mary Enger, Tim Farr, Richard Federico, Sara Fiekers, Jean Fisher, Dennis F itzgerald, Amy Fox, Tamera F raizer, Delbert F ugate. Seventh Row: Meredith Gahn, Sharon Gahn, Douglas Gallagher. 49 B wg ,, .gn 1'-H 1 ' ...M-H W 9 Q f. Q f a gt .ff Sl 3 . npfi S aw, ' ' A . - in-up few' an it A First Row: Vincent Gangle Anita Garcia John Cilhert Sharon Goebel, Diek Goodniin, Patricia Cieemnan, Ken: neth Groh, Judy Hass, Duane Hack, Paul Ilagcnbuch. Second Row: Jim Hailey, Karen Harrison, Tom Hau- hert, Karen liavener, Rruee Hawk, Shirley lleilernan, Alice Higley, Nlarlin llill, John Hitchcock, Gary liottinger. Third Row: Charles Iloudeshell, Joan lloudeshell, Sue Hufert, Rertha lhnat, Jim Johnson, Dale Johnston, Nlareia Auu Jones, Carol Joseph, Pat Kerns, Alice Kessler. Fourth Row: Jerry Kinsey, Bonita Kleckner, Jane Klenk, 'll0lll Klopp., Marlene Knott, David Kohr, Ronnie Lou Kokai, Lana Krayniak, Druvilla Kroetz, Dian Kruse. My WAV., wt 1' ff J Eighth Grade Fifth How: Rif-hard Lance. James Lalioacke, Ronald Lauhert, Donald Lee, Jerry LeJuue, Judy Leuhardt, Norman Level, Rosalyn Lewis, Russel Logan, Delores Long. ' Sixth Row: Jim Long, Tom Long, Larry Longauhavh, Dennis Love, Ryerly Lowel, Pat NleLaugl1lin, Bob Meljlure, David 'Vlcklintoek, Pat Mclllintork, llarry Mack. Seventh Row: Carol Nlalkmus, Christine Nlullen. , . ,-:i - - W , Q -it ,ge 'Lf Tgwfw 5, ,s , fr ' di' to . 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' First Row: Walter Nlark Nancy Xlartin Jerry Helter Diane Miarer, Boh Michael, Freda Nliirhael, Richard Michael, Fred Middleton, ,lan Mierke, Logan Mitchel. Second Row: Patrick Mitten, Vickie M oon, Kay Nlooney, Barbara Morgan, Linda Nlusson, Dick M yers, Roger Nye, Judy Nuhfer, Larry Nitsc-hke, Vernon Nitschke. Third Row: Gary Season, Edith Ohms, Theron Uver- uiyer, Ralph Oxley, Vlinston Pardo, .lar-k Parish, Carol Parker, Sandra Perrotta, Charles Pinneo, Lanny Potts. Fourth Row: Nancy Pump, Errol Rafferty, Allan Reed, Philip Rees, Ann Reichert, Janyth Rex, Paul Rive, Kathleen Richie, Richard Richter, lloward Roberts. Fifth Row: Rene Rova, Ronald Reed, Ronald Rose, Albert Ross, Garry Ross, Karen Ross, ,loan Rowe, Ronald Rudolf, liarhara Runion, lllary Ruiz. Sixth Row: Dick Saionz, Gary Sehall, Joan Schell, Darl Svhiets, Richard Sehovh, Robert Schneider, Don S1-hnoor, Carl Schutt, .lohn Shannon, Ronnie Shawl. Seventh Row: Virgle Sheets, Gloria Shelly. 51 J,. - fi gk ' .A ..:::.f: .. me Q 3 L ii xg, ,nw Q ri .E .I 3 A 'WW 4 F R K a K W ., - .f'.: an A , rf .J wr 1 mi , H 1559 E..-'x i' is t -.Ii h v 5 1 fig , JF? x. K S, 3 A' J' , 5 gi G5 Ji ng J Q , ffl ,. M .. -if . aj, .:,1 'J ' W' y z Q-jf 4, 3 ,ani QW . Q, ly I, li .,. y ,. K V ' I, 1.. 1 ., .1- . , ' at V I 'rig . A yy, It llvq , 1 . V I .pl an 1 2,0 Z.. . Z W , sv M gb .:.., I I :V V . I :.5 . 5. . A .,.,: '::,, Y ,V :ki-V I W, .K 4 'w,j xl ,. V in A 'J W3 1 v 1 , fe , 'W ' :'- J pe Eighth Grade First Row: David Sherman, Margery Shetzer, Nancy Shockley, Alex Siebert, Margaret Siegenthaler, Barbara Smith, Bruce Smith, Ken Smith, Bob Snyder, Patrick Snyder. Second Row: Richard Springer, Sandra Stewart, Suzanne Stewart, James Stull, Alice Stein, Faye Stine, Gene Stokes, Judy Sultz, Eddie Sutton, Vurtis Swank. Third Row: 'l'om Swerdersky, Haldon Swinehart, Sue Sylvester, Thelma Snyder, Charles Thrun, Sharon Thrun, Susan Tittle, Ruby Mae Tiller, Sue Tucker, Jim Twiss. Fourth Row: Maurice Twiss, Jim Tyler, Janet Voss, Donald Vincel, Blanche Waggoner, Robert Walters, Bernice Washington, Gwen Wayman, Janette Weible, .loan Weible. Fifth Row: Melvin Welch, Jud Wensinger, Joseph Wilhelm, Carr Williamson, Steve Wilson, Kirk Winden, Sheldon Winklea, Jr., Ralph Woessner, Barbara Wolf, John Wolf. Sixth Row: Mary Wolf, Ann Wonzer, Paul Wood, Dennis Wurzel, Jack Wymer, Kay Ann Yontz, Donnelle Zilles, Jim Zimmerman, John Zimmerman, Susan Zink. Seventh Row: Karen Zucker. , , .. , . .,, ...., we Y. , Q-23 ' . ' Qi V I. A ,A '3 . 1? L ...,. ..,,, ,,, a JM- E ,. . J ,E ,, 6 .:,:,A: 1 ,..,,A it q. q Ne, W A J ,. gg . s we-ws, li 53,531 .4 4- ' V L is-A ff, 33 W- 1 -ae ji., we 'I' ,iizgzgz 'Y' ii 'Ki M gee- '1' kwa' ' X . N H, ' 5515 ' :az A an E 'S 1 ww, QI like sail Y' . , . .... , - MDN '. ,..., , ,af ,.,,. 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Second Bow: Roger Baker, Pat Bame, Joanne Beal, Louise Beckley, Beta Beckley, Barbara Bennison, Gary Bierly, Phyllis Bigelow, Nancy Binkley, David Bliss. Third Row: James Bliss, Patty Boyer, Nancy Bliss, Linda Bunn, Geraldine Byerly, Mary Byers, Joan Caldwell, .Judy Carnicoru, Perry Carr, Kay Cassell. Fourth Row: Dick Clinebell, Michael Cochran, Daniel Coleman, Terry Collins, Chalmer Cook, Rita Cook, Bonita Cress, Connie Cross, Judy Cucare. Fifth Bow: Keith Cunningham, Donald Dauford, Sandra Darnsehroder, lwary Dickey, Lynn Druckenmiller, Larry Druckenmiller, Carolyn Dundore, Mary Eckhardl, Paul Eder, Dolores Ellison. Sixth Bow: Sandy Fairall, Jimmy Faunce, Phyliss Feick, Carol Fisher, Fred Fisher, Faye Fisher, Irene Foster, Jacqueline Fox, Bob Franks, Nancy Franks. Seventh Bow: James Frater, James Freeman, Carolyn Geldin, Harold George, Susan Gibbs, Robert Girand, Ronald Golden, Robert Greenman, Kit Grimshaw, Richard Gwinup. Eighth Bow: Eddie Hallier, Nancy Harris, Kenneth Ilasselbach, Marilyn Hasselbach, Nancy llasselbach, Sylvia Hasselbach, Leah Hawk, Susan Hawk, Woolly Haynes, Gary Heileman. gb W ,W nl 5. Avi' K ,A MZ, Q, J, ,. , .. -I x , X N M f I M' , ,de Eff. is Ni lf. ,.,: 1 i A A ' 11 QW- N: F., X ' if -e fx i f ' W ffm e -we l 5 ' fx, A ly' fir . ,ai 1 V In ' iw. A115 if fi -'i 3 we W r, M . A ' Ai 1 5 F ie., f I' ff iifmf ...ref he V W M.. 3 2293. is' w . ' l A ' 5 f v-'- ' ' A Q , iii? ' 3:41 '15 e l ' SF if , i i f . - r A X Y .,,M .--V ff'-if 'Q gr 'if-V! Ta? nmfx I 1- 'gy if ill xr 4? , ,S A' e wi Q14-i., 6 Y , Q-we S li' gif? V ENf. '.x . V . ' v. 4 , fag, . , f K , gina M :Z 5 6 . V V -W i Q. 5. , 1 r if-l Q-:ex e 4 ' e TT , r M ,, 1. I A i fi e e a ' -W 'Q rv h 'i 2 ,.- b f 5 'win if ik i P if as K7 I .Q 4. 6. .31 V ml I . M' V M 3. 0 M G 0 nd 1- T7 if-. in ng K' A ., -' r .1 k A., .,,!Z,L , fa, 3 330 V? 4 x 7 gy 1 ,.,:: 1 Mimi' A S3 '1'f 5'6L' W3 'Q . r , ' 5:-.5 N4 ,A N 2... Mgr, , Q ik fy ,-'M A ', ,504 I r -., , ' A - .ms.gi' nm A l , I ,. j.w,w ' r 7 '.-, x Q V A f -'33 -0 sf' X, 5 6? is M Q. M.. -.Q . A W' ei oe E181 -f Af. A ww V ,i A if Q 1 I 1 ,X 9 '1- ' W 'M , . wf N.-i 2 . r . Seventh Grade Fir:-al Row: Neilson llvnry. fildlllliil Ile-ss, l'irnvs.l llvlrir-lx, .lon llvlrivlx. llngur llvtrin-lx. Raylnonll liiglvy, l:if'lli1Y'll llillon. Hllllil llinvlinv. Nlarvin ilinvs. Cary llirl. 51-vomi Row: ,lvrry lllliililllilll, Kay llolsing:-r. l.uNIar llomlvr, Iiill llll1lSUll, Diane- llvilc, Sharrie llyclun, Doug- las lngvrsoll, Charles lrolansl, liloiso ivy, Charlie johnson. Thiril Row: William Johnson, Arlhvr Jones, .lm-rry .lone-s. Palrivia Karr. Shirley lxarr, Nant-y lxvrlx., Neil lu-vlxler, ,lat-lx liilgns. llolwrt lxirklnrhle, Hope Kniliin. Fourth Row: llivk Kolrlv, Sharon lxokc, lxarylle lxroilivk, Ruth Ann Krvilivk, Sharon Kritzcll, .lim Lagglu, Ruth liamalie, Helly l,awre1lIm-, Dianne I,0IlllilI'lll, .lam-I lmsher. Fifth Row: Gm-n Lewis, Darryl Limlcr, Ronny Linder, .lorry Ling. 'Nlarilyn l.iv4-ngoorl. liulwn Lozano, Nlir-ham-l Nix-fiarllly, l,ll2-lllf' xll'iiIlY'Illl1'y. llvlly xlI'lX1'1'V4'l', xllll1'1l2l Yivxair. Sixth llmv: llarharu Nlur'lu'y'- .lllily Nlwlnlvll. Ril'llLlI'1l Nlarlin, llynlllia Nlawn. lim-la Walloon, Sharon Nlvggil, lilizalxelh Nlczirigl-r, Sharon Niivhacl, lfllgvllv 'xiii-lu-l, Iiill Will:-r. Seventh Row: llla ,le-an xIlll1'I'.,,Illilll Niillc-r. Lzllonne Nlil- ler,Janws Nlilliron, l'i4lwin Xiitr-hell. Karen Xlittamliarolvll Hollinger, ,lim Nlonm-y, Phyllis Mullen, Karen Myers. Eighth Now: Palris-ia Myers, Jane-l lNaugle-, Larry Nes- hitt, lNilll1'Y Newton. .Ivan Nil'llHlilS, Hoh Nia-kel, Russell Nitschkc, Lucretia Hman,Jam:-s0lern1at, Dennis Uttney. t ta. 2 JP A . , i ' .5 K, y 3 5 A' lk gg, kv: K . A 2 14 '7' ff- :si Qi , 'Ji it ' ,, ' '-T , tif t ' r 'Q wwf! 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Third Row: Clarenr-e Ruiz, N irginia Sager, Nlary Schnei- der, Robert Selner, Rivhard Sheilller, lleverly Sllovltley, Charleen Slatter, Lewis Slattery, Roh Slemnler, Fay Sle:-ssman. Fourth Row: .lark Smith, .loan Smith, Kenneth Smith, Larry Smith, Sandra Smith, Walter Smith., llelen Snod- grass, Naney Snyder, Rirhard Speer, ,lll10Ill2lS Sprunl-L. Fifth Row: Linor Stegrnan, Arlene Stokes, Larry Swartz, Shirley Sweazv, Ili:-k Swedersky, Dennis Swope, ,luri 'l'aalman, Linda 'l'allrert, Lynn Tanner, Sharon 'l'aylor. Sixth Row: Carolyn Thornton, Norma 'l'hrun, Sandra 'l'hurn, liarlrara 'l'ittle, Gordon 'l'od, Susan Townsend, Connie 'l'uelter, ,ludy 'l'using, Lona 'l'wiss, Sandra Viton. Seventh Row: Fred Voorhies, Gary Voss, Fern Walter, Gary Waugh, Patrim-ia Weir-lxert, Ronald Weislleit, .lanet wmwzel., Gloria Wehrmeister, .lack Wim-kert, Robert I ev. Eighth Row: Willis Peters,,lol1n Wingard, Ruby Winters, Thomas Woessner, Donald Wolf, 'l'om Yeager, Chris Young, Stephen Young, ,lim Zimmerman. W again ? ? ? Party, Party Baby Snooks ll 'fill l Wallz Slogie huur Casey Li berace Ile lost his shirt See no evil A couple pebbles on the beach 'k1.. The story hour llastenl Jason, bring the basin Homer and Jethro Wrong way, Hen gunman:-lQ9 , ie iwaw-,,- Feighner Fire Department Boys, lhey're not real Finally caught thenl, eh? Such reverence Now Clayton That funliliur Nlillvr smile fl fi 'In--,,, S . . . 'A. 5 K, urs and that s our lfvssic Lnuking fur iii l 'ii Touche 'l'hal's the rvasun for all U10 nlislakes Fnur inure linnhs on al Ire? 5latiI1la!NIy Love airplanes? Vll0l'l'lllf', thc teacher Stardust 3' mzmpgt s i ,apr-f , M ,gm ..- Dicl lonlorrow, Torchie Wfide-eyed now. f '21 l.ater??? lx- , . , . 2.'w'fv .gl ,x ,f t , H ' Q.-f Another slumherlcss Yontvie, high man on night the tolenl pole 45 Cross over the bridge After the prom is over .K lmauly and a boast Une in every crowd The end Csj Q N- ,srixfiffigsfg K, flu e - -a-rn team rah learn rah 'I'-e-a-rn team ralr team rah 'l'-e- a-rn learn rah learn rah Yea, 'l'cam, ralr Weive got the pep Weive got the steam W1-'ve got the go We i 2 ve got the team So light team, light team Fight, light, light Beal nre, Daddy lflight to the har Frernont, lligh Sch: Goin' mighty lar Swing rne, Sugar With a hoogie heat Ross lligh, Ross ll llarft he heat T0lqS igh Bottom Row: Sue Kerr, Scott Lucus, Jeanne Menkhoff. 'Widdle Row: Marcia Ireland, Colleen Genson. Top Row: Betty Mooney. We'r'e with you, team VS e're with you, team So light, light, light Weire with yon, team Wt-'rc with you, team So light, light, light Welre with you, team were with yon, learn So light, light, light Yea, team, Fight, light, light Andy liked to cheer along with the cheerleaders as they led the student body in cheers at all sports events. He marveled at their perfect timing, at their ability to turn cart wheels, and their high jumps. He often wondered how they could have so much energy when he was so tired after a hard day at school. They spent many hours practicing with Mr. Schiefer, their advisor. C ,Vw ' A, Aj M H WW I ,,.-f-Af' YH NM., f V.. . N. f 1 ff,f-ff . 7 if' 3- xl -. M? WX ff' f , V ,W H vilfn' Q, L Q A I f ! IOWA -,,,.iif:f'ff'f A-H W is 1 1 I x + A S 1 1 Q, .. , 2 3 if 5 AA. .. M' fltfif., VA . .L , A 1n0N,,....-ff--hfgNQx.sg is t Q . , . 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Q if 'iflfp N Jw ki ff-'1ilff'i f 'U qw f ff if 53 'W X V N E XR ,- QA 7 x , M X0 'JI 'NM Q ia, axbxx in T C fs :X A J LD K x ,M ,.,,f-' if 'XS ...N ,.., ,,,,,F.L..,.,., . -w N Q , H V, i-.....mf.zQv,,,-....4- ' Flu tes Gail MeNelly Peggy Shawl Nancy Baker Barbara 'Fooley .lndy Fiebiger Landra Bover .lane Ann Fuller Dhoes Udelte Alford Darlene Fink Clarinets Beverly Baker Anne Althoff Don Weng Carol Sampsel .lune Frb .lanir-e Wagner Carolyn Stokes Arlene Sehutt Bruee Shilling .lean Wolf ,lo Del Both 'Vlary Lawrenee Patty Joseph Sue Nickel lid Nickel Y. A. Whitmire John Zimmerman Lynne Slessman .leanne Althoff Gary Coleman Dorothy Deiehert Nlartha Deiehert Drueilla Kroetz Larry Dtermal Ric-hard Zilles Klto Clarinets Svlvia Sehepllin 'Nlary Ann Smith Bass Clarinets Barbara Sherman llarolyn Crosskill Band Bassoons Bette Lee Brown Janice Anspaeh .Klto Saxophones Randall Gahn Marjorie Stout Ruth 'Faborn David Kohr Dennis W'urzel Tenor Saxophone Gary Shilling l'r-rcussion Riehard Beal Albert lletrieli Dick Notestine Charles Pinneo Bob Stull Steve Wilson llrum Major ,lohn Ohms Nlajoret les Judy Lanee Betty llasselbaeh Sondra MeCollister Director NI r. Sells Assistan t, Director 'Nl r. Stierwalt Cornets Henry Warner Dean 'l'rit1'll Bob Amey Riehard Lenz Fred llower .lim Zimmerman Beverly Kindred Larry llarris David Bodi .lim Gruver Douglas llirt Dale Dttnev Vlvillis Bartlett, Brad Gabel 'I'om llite Gerald Lenz Ronald Ashdown Larry 'Nloore .lohn Cox .l. 'l'. Ellis Freda Cooley Tronlbones LaVnrne Hass:-lb Ronald Karr Nlartin Smith i1l'll Bet ty llasselbavh Lois'Lenz Raymond Klenk Jerry Le ,lt-une Baritones ,lohn Ohms David Cole john Lambright Baritone Saxophone La Mar Smith Charles llull French Horns Patty Strohl Donna VC alter Raymona Cooper Susie Sehwartz lxay Mooney ,lanif-e Fry Basses Roger Shoup James Rauch Raymond Fry Dan Clarlx Phillip Reariek David Mehelly James Ripple The new marching style of the Ross High Band was a pleasant surprise for all Fremont football fans this year. The band spent many hours drilling for their half-time shows. The climax of the football season was the trip to Nlassillon with the team and thous- ands of Fremont fans. The band also gave a musical touch to the home basketball games. After football season, Nlollie and Andy, as well as the other band members begin to get into condition for concert season. The people of Fremont are very proud to say that our band has received first rate honors in the state for nineteen years. hir. Sells and Mr. Stierwalt deserve a great deal of praise for their patience and understanding with the band. First Row: Mr. Kooistra, Barbara Ulinc, Barbara Brashares, Nancy Perry, Sondra 'VlcCollister Nancy Gibbs, Beverly Heier, Janet Nickel. Second Row: Faye Censon, Rosemary Vroman, .lane Berkheimer, Mirella Straley, Ann Mcliin ney, Janet Kiser, 'l'rudi Hendricks. Third Row: Rosemar Schoch, Anna Rose Stotz, Helen Scherf, Carol Coon, Gerald Leggett Bill Dougherty, Jerry gtahl, Clyde Booze, Jr. Fourth Row: Connie Fraler, Marilyn Schneider, Peggy Stinnnel, Ronnie Kiser, Jim Hicks David Bodi, Paul Anderson, Bruce Sampsell. A. C. C. Mollie and Andy also belong to the A Cappella Choir, which has been called Ross High's best A Cappella. The choir members gave a very impressive candlelight service at Christmas time. They also gave a concert at Thanksgiving, and a joint concert with the band for the concert association. In February twenty-six members attended the Invitational Music Festival of Ohio. First Row: Aleta Carry, Janice Stiger, Donna Kessler, Janis Jones, Karen Cunningham, Pat Bliss. Second Row: Raymona Cooper, Judy Lance, Mary Ellen Geih, Frances Cobb, Elaine Zimmer- man, Alice Neason, Beverly Kindred. Third Row: David Schoonmaker, Staunton Harrison, Danny Black, Joe McGee, JudyAnn Hill, Faye Longanhach, Marcia Ireland. Fourth Row: Joel Stull, Bill Sherlow, Robert Faunce, Sandra Sprunk, Mamie Hurse, Joye Neason, Marilyn Mooney, Georgena Cries. A. C. C. Music students from all parts of Ohio attended. They present- ed a concert in the evening after an afternoon of rehearsal. The choir attended the Buckeye League Festival, which was held at Findlay, with choirs from Marion, Sandusky, Fostoria, Findlay, Bowling Green, and Fremont. Mr. Kooistra Pres. Paul Anderson V.P. Ann McKinney Sec. Nancy Gibbs First Row: Janet Booze. Second Row: Frances Baptista, Doris Ann Doughty. Third Row: Barb Velliquette, Helen Booze. Fourth Row: Merry Jane Ayres, Yvonne Kessler. Fifth Row: Patricia Watruba, Judy Carmean. Sixth Row: Mr. Kooistra. Girl's Glee Club As Andy and Mollie walked down the hall, they heard heavenly music coming from Mr. Kooistra,s room. As they investigated, they found the Glee Club. These girls have done a very good job and practice hard. Mr. Kooistra, Adv First Row: Mr. Kooistra, Ruth Ann Kreilick, Judy Cucare, Nancy Harris, Kay Holsinger, Martha Deichert, Susan llawk, Karen Zucker, Judy Sultz, Sue llufert, Charlene Byers, Claudia Hess. Second Row: Diane Sue Miarer, Faye Fisher, Mary Schneider, Jerry Rowe, Karen Harrison, Tamara Frazier, Sue Tucker, Barbara Wolf, Nancy Bliss, Susan Zink, Kay Mooney, Joy Clark, Sue Sylvester. Third Row: Ruth Ann Brooks, Judy Deno, Carol Malkmus, Nancy Hasselbach, Marjorie Bower, Janet Voss, Karen llavener, Nieredith Cahn, Jeanne Althoff, Anita Garcia, Ann Reich- ert, Deanna Cress. Fourth Row: Jon Black, Richard Speer, Robert Kirkhride, Jerry LeJune, Bill Hudson, Jack Wymer, Robert Walters, Dennis Swope, Michael McCarthy, Steve Wilson, Garry Coleman, Don Vincel, Winston Pardo. Fifth Row: Bob Michael, Fred Decker, Russele Lo an, Allen Reed, John Zimmerman, Gary Waugh, Ronnie Shawl, J. T. Ellis, Gene Stokes, Jim gaker, Lanny Potts, Carl Schutt. Sixth Row: Errol Rafferty, Terr Wolfe, David Carl, Charles Pinneo, Larr Bowers, Bill Neason, Jim Reidling, Vernon Nitschke, Fred Middleton, John Cox, David Kohr, gaul Schaaf. Mr. Kooistra, Adv. Junior High Choir In preparation for joining the A Cappella Choir in the next year or two, we find the Junior High Choir practicing diligently. The members of the choir learn the fundamentals of singing from their director, Mr. Kooistra. First Row: Dick Heslet, Ann Randolph, Sue Kerr, Elaine Zimmerman, Marlene Miarer, Lela Sampsell, Amy Harris, Lollie Lawrence, Sharon Michles, Marilyn Moone . Second Row: Miss Forsyth, Nancy Nichols, Marilyn Rutan, Elizabeth Fought, Marilyn Schneider, Harolyn Crosskill, Carolyn Winnes, Peggy Shawl, Carol Sampsel, Udette Alford, Ann McKinne . Third Row: Jian Batie, Anne Hathaway, Nanc Mead, Nancy Boucher, Barb Burdick, Mary Sabroske, Joan Smith, David Anstead, Janet Dicii. Fourth Row: Ronald Hivel , Anne Althoff, Karl Kessler, Ward Potts, Larry Pete, Al Wilson, Leroy Avers, LaVurne Hasseibach. National Thespian Andy helped on the stage staff in the Senior Class Play. By adding the points he received for this to his last year's points he had enough to join National Thespians and get a star besides. To become eligible for National Thespians you have to earn ten points, then for every other set of ten points you receive a star. These points can be earned by being in class plays or on the stage staff, one act plays, or by giving readings. Miss Forsyth Pres. Odette Alford V.P. Carol Sampoel Sec. N ancy Boucher .lunior Class Play 1 'l'he 'llondav 11igl1t east was as follows. left to right: Gail NleX1-llvf l,ois: lfilaine Zinnnerman, Mary Shelhy: Sands' Nleliitrtliv. Nlrs. llossi: Connie lfrater. Nlrs. Cronin: llarolvn .111-osskill. Nlrs. Xlellong ,lohn Ulnns, Ur. Brand: l'eggyiShawl, llelen Brand: Vt ar1l Potts, Old lloeg George Pinneo. Bolt or Young Doe: Carolyn Vlinnes, Nlargaret Burns: Nlarilyn Xlooney, Xla Brown: lxarl Kessler, Pa Brown: l,arry llarris. liiek Burns: Betty Nloonej. .lanetz l.eland Zilles. liaw yer II1-pple. is the play opens, Uld lloe tward Pottsb, the eountry doetor of Mason llounty, is preparing to go to Boston to see his son Bob Cfleorge ljinneob graduate from medieal sehool. Uld lloe is looking forward to having Young lloe Jraetiee with hi111. 'l'here to see him ofl' are Ma flllarilyn .looneyj and Pa Brown tliarl liesslert, llo1 s very elose friends, his nieee .lanet 15111: Kerri and her boyfriend, Dick fSr'ott LllI'llFl, who is the hrother of Margaret Cllarolvn Winnest, lJoe's nurse. Dr. Brand tjohn flllllltil, called hy some the man with a matinee idol voiee and a eharming bedside manner, Comes from Boston with his daughter llelen Cljeggy Shawll to persuade Bob flleorge Pinneot to go to Boston an1l practice to doting patients with imaginary ills who pay igh prices. llla Brown Cfllarilyn Nlooneyj does her hest to make Bob understand that he will not be satisfied in that kind of an atmosphere. Pa fliarl Kessleri and Mar- garet, the nurse, look on with troubled hearts. lhe luesdav nwhl east was as follows, lelt lo right: ' . P - v v 2- ,leanne Xlenkhofl, l,o1s: Barhara bll1'l'tIlilll, Xlary bln-lltyg l'Tillll't'S liseonti. Nlrs. Bossi: Naney Nl:-ad. Nlrs. flroning lxay Wliddleton, Nlrs. Nlellong ,lohn Ulnns, llr. Brand: Peggy Shawl, llelen Brand: Vs ard Potts, Uld Doe: George ljlllllfftl, Bolt: Laura Lawrenee, 'llargaret Burns: Nlarilyn Nlooney, Nla Brown: lxarl lxessler, l'a Brown: Seott l.u1-as, lliek Burns: Sue lxerr, .laneti l,1-land lilies, Lawyer ll1-pple. Uld lloe never leaves for Boston. At the last, lllllllllflll a patient hreaks his leg and lloe goes to set it. For a week Doe keeps on his busy sehedule, day and night. lliseour- aged hy Bohis announeement that he is going to stay in Boston, and fatigued to no end, lloe eollapses. Ma fNlar- ilvn Nloonevil and his nurse fflarolyn Winnesl are douhtful hint hopef11l'ofllo1-is fward Pottsl reeovery. After the death of Old Doe and the will having been read hy Lawyer llepple fLeland Zillesb, Bob Qlleorge Pinneob decided to earry on the work of his father with the inspiration of Margaret, Cllarolyn W'innesb to guide him. Ile learns that the people of Mason County are for him. True to the form of Old Doe hefore him, Young Doc rushes out to perform an emergeney appendeetomy minutes before his wedding eeremony. SPEECII CLASS First Row: Nancy llunsinger, Sharon Nlichles, Mink Menkhoff, Marlene Miarer, Barbara Tooley. Second Row: Steve Longanbach, Joe Mollinger, David Sf-hoonmaker, ,lark Baron. Third Row: Mrs. Carlson, Ruth Past-h, Annie Hathaway. Fourth Row: John Jones, Ward Potts, Al Wilson. National Forensic The National Forensic League offers opportunities for students in debate and various speech activities, and gives them the expe- rience of speaking in public. The Prince of Peace declamation contest is the outstanding project for members of the National Forensic League. This year Ross is proud that this organization presented a state champion, Ward Potts. First Row: Fred Hower, Susie Schwartz, Rosanne Feighner, Nancy Murray, Nancy Linkey, Maia Leetmaa. Second Row: Vliss Williams, Barbara Flick, Carol Rice, Carol Good, ,lo Smith, Betty Holder, Anne Hathaway. Third Row: Berta Hawk, Dale Uttney, Ronald Ilively, John Lalnbright, Albert Hetrick, Dick Klopp, Kurt Krugh. Art Club The Art Club offers opportunities for students to further their interest in art. Andy and Mollie were very interested in studying about different artists and their techniques. They were overjoyed when they were invited to accompany the Art Club to see the many art exhibits in this area. The Art Club also paints, does sketchings, and work in the field of craft. Miss Wlilliams Pres. Ron Hively V. P. Betty Holder Sec. Betta Hawk Y-TEENS, JR. 8: SR. First Row: Nlrs. Huffman, June Havens, Blanche Williforcl, Betty lllymyer, Beatrice Pasch, wagon Gilmore, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Gail McNelly, Lois Lenz, Margarette Fieberger, Mrs. a ters. Second Row: Janice Wagner, Janet Linkey, Darlene Barnheiser, Faye Longanback, Marilyn rlrgpney., Marlene Nickel, Georgena Gries, Nancy Gibbs, Barbara Wyss, Joye Neason, Beverly la er. Third Row: Sally Beeker, Berta Hawk, Janet Smith., Nancy Fitzgerald, Harolyn Crosskill, Frances Cobb, Peggy Shawl, Doris Markwith, Maxine Arnold, Donna Brown, Shirley Johnston. Fourth Row: Sally Sherer, Ruth Duseberg, Gail Decker, Ruth Nofz, Annette Dick, Marilyn Rutan, Betty Holder, Elizabeth Fought, Joan Buehler, Carol Sampsel, Odette Alford. Fifth How: Ruth Becker, Sonja Vogel, Joan Smith, Jacqueline llirt, Majorie Stout, Sandra Witter, Lois Deppen, Anne Altholf, Barbara Agee, Bette Lee Brown. Y-Teen Mollie Molecule is very proud of our Y-Teen Club and the things they have done for the sick and needy. Being a Christian organization they were very happy to prepare a Thanksgiving basket for some needy family, and make Christmas place favors for the hospital. Mrs. Huffman Pres. Anne Althoff Nlrs. Walter V.P. Jacque Hitt Sec. Elizabeth Fought Treas. Joan Smith Y-TEEN SPOHOMORES First Bow: Mrs. Huffman, Marilyn Bice, Carol Neason, Carolyn Eckhardt, Bernice Jones, Donna Drown, Carol Coon, Mary Michael, Jean Wolf, Barbara Tooley, Mrs. Walters. Second How: Arlin Saam, Jean Miarer, Joan Miarer, Mary Lawrence, Jane Miarer, Liz Augus- tine, Kaye McMillan, Donna Swedersky, Claudette Kleckner. Third Row: Shirley Lahey, Jeannine Jones, Karen McClure, Nannette Perry, Nancy Hunsinger, Roselyn Karlovetz, Landra Boyer, Barbara Brashares. Fourth Row: Judy Ann Hill, Betty Lou Arndt, Suzie Curtin, Ardith Bloom, Donna Walter., Betsy Schwartz, Betty Hasselbach, Mary Lynne Wolfe. Sophomore Y-Teen Some of the other outstanding events of the year were: the Hi-Y, Y-Teen Christmas Dance, the Mother-Daughter Banquet and various conferences. First Row: Dan Clark, Fred Hower, Brad Gabel, Samuel Danziger, David Cole, Mr. Doren Second Row: Randall Cahn, John Lambright, George Reed, Robert Amey, Henry Warner Austin Wintersteen, Dick Shaull. Third Row: Jim Polter, Fred Lawrence, Jr., Bob Corthell, Tom Wadsworth, David Schoonlnaker, Bill Gribben, Dave lletrick, Larrv Pete. Fourth Row: Dick Level, Larry Harris, Paul Anderson, Neale Nord, Jack Bovard, Gary Shilling, .lim Rauch, Lalfurne llasselbach. 9 Hi-Y The Hi-Y is an organization for the development of Christian character in young men. This club has been in existence for twenty- seven years, and is very well respected by our community. Highlighting the Hi-Y social calendar this year was the Hi-Y, Y-Teen Christmas Dance. The meetings were held on Monday nights with recreation after the business meetings. Mr. Doren Pres. LaVurne llasselhach V. P. Larry Miller Sec. Robert Amey Treas. Paul Anderson First Row: Mr. Ballenger, Jane Gillmor, Ho e KniHin, Marlene Ascherman, Marilyn Liven- good, Judy Nuhfer, Fern Walter, Kay Fredericlliis, Bill Miller, Mark Walter, Mr. Miller. Second Row: Ralph Oxley, Nathan Danziger, Connie Walton, Nancy Fowler, Nancy Sigerfoos, Carol Joseph, Jane Miarer, Donna Lindsay, Liz Augustine, Marcia Jones, Virgle Sheets. Third Row: John Zimmerman, Eugene Michel, Thomas Woessner, Gary Hasselbach, Tom Hite, Arthur Otermat, Jim Zimmerman, Roselyn Karlovetz, Odette Alford, Carol Sampsel, Ann McKinney. Fourth Row: Anne Hathaway, Ruth Becker, Robert Amey, Bill Amor, Bob Gangwer, Tom Wadsworth, Glen Haas, Richard Coleman, Carole Miller, Betsy Schwartz, Anne Althoff. Fifth Row: Thomas N. Tewers, Walt Deichert, Dick Overmyer, George Pinneo, Haldon Dick, Bob Zimmerman, Bill Bowlus, Neale Nord, Martin Smith, Larry Miller, Dean Doren. Student Council Andy Atom and Mollie were very interested in our student council. They were pleased with the democratic system of govern- ment carried on in our school. Andy and Mollie think the student council helps the students to be prepared for the decisions they will have to face in the future. The meetings are held on Tuesday morning in room 240 with the presidents of each home room and the vice-president of each organization as representatives. Mr. Miller Pres. Dean Doren Mr. Ballenger V. P. Sande McCarthv Sec. Betsy Schwartz Treas. Anne Hathawav First Row: Mrs. Turner, Gloria llam shire, Faye Mezinger, Judith Hively, Pam Goff, Margo Warfl, Darlene Albright, 'l'om Althoff, lliobert Faunce. Second Row: Nlichael Otto, Steve Ru p, Staunton Harrison, Dick lleslet, Ronald Lehman Nlarsha Gardner, Carol Good, Carole Miller. Third Row: Marjorie liakens, Jeannette liaylxowslci, Judy Paul, Pat Nuhfer, Karlni Kuusberg Nlaribeth Sand, Arlin Saarn, Gloria Shelle . Fourth Row: Marcia Jones, Betty lloliler, Faye Fairall, Janet Linton, Nancy llunsinger George Pinneo, Robert Woessner, Roger Shoup. s 4 9 Library Club Students who had study halls were able to join the library culb. They help Mrs. Turner in carrying out her duties as librarian. It serves as training for those who are interested in library work. During the school year the library club sponsors several social events, including the Teacher's tea, and assembly, and their annual picnic. Mrs. Turner Pres. Betty Holder V.P. George Pinneo Sec. Margaret Fic-berger First Row: Mr. T ooley, Ann McKinney, Sharon Holtsberry, Janet Linkey, Betty Blymyer, Marilyn Rutan, Elizabeth Fought, Carol Sampsel. Second Row: Annie Hathaway, Mary Sabroske, Barbara Willer, Odette Alford, Donna Brown, Amy Harris, Betty Holder, Ruth Nofz. Third Row: Ronald Hively, Joan Smith, Anne Althoff, Barbara Agee, Gene Smith, Bette Lee Brown, Larry Pete. Croghan Staff The big project of the Seniors is producing the yearbook. To get the annual out on time is a hard job. Mollie and Andy were on the annual staff. Andy cut and pasted pictures while Mollie wrote copy. When Andy and Mollie receive their yearbook they will collect autographs from their friends and teachers. They will trea- sure this book for many years to come. Mr. Tooley Editor Bus. Man. Pub. Man. Photo Ed. ?lPonsEd UPY - Name Ed. Barbara A ee Sharon Hoqtsbcrry Larry Pete gene 'Sniith I onme ive Odette Alfordy Elizabeth Fought First Row: Shirley Bowers, Sue Kerr, Bonnie Kay Shar e, Marilyn Mooney, Georgena Gries, Karl Kessler, Harolyn Crosskill, Frances Cobb, Ann Ranclblph, Gail McNelly. Second Row: Mr. Tooley, Sylvia SchepHin, Annette Dick, Ka Middleton, Jo Smith, Phyllis Smith, Janet Dick, Marilyn Rutan, Elizabeth Fought, Betty Homer. Third Row: Carol Sam sel, Odette Alford, Bette Lee Brown, Barb YViller, Ann McKinney, Annie Ilathaway, Peg y Shawl, Sally Becker, Ruth Beeker. Fourth Row: Barb Burdick, Mary Sabroske, Ronald Hively, Jacqueline llirt., Lois Deppen, Anne Althoff, Barbara Agee, Haldon Dick, Roger Shoup. ' Chatter Staff Your beats are due at 8:30!,, These are words often heard during the year by those on the Chatter staff. To produce a paper every two weeks by the staff working on it in their spare time re- quires co-operation and hard work from all. The hard work paid off when the Croghan Chatter was notified they had won the Freedoms Foundation Award for an editorial, written by Janet Dick, editor. The highlights for the Chatter staff were the Christmas and April Fool's issues. Mr. Tooley was the force behind the staff and they knew they could ask him for help when it was necessary. Mr. Tooley Editor in Chief Janet Dick Assistant Editor Ruth Becker Copy Editor Udette Alford Business Managers Mary Sabroske and Ann McKinney Advertising Managers Betty Holder and Joan Smith First Row: David Cole, Marilyn Rice, Carol Neason, Kaye McMillan, Beverly Kindred, .lean Potter, Joyce Naftulin, Dianne Dick, Donna Lindsay. Second Row: Mary Michael, Joan Miarer, Barbara Tooley, Jane Miarer, Jo'Del Both, Suzie Frantz, Arlin Saam, Nancy Hunsinger, John Lambright. Third Row: Mr. Tooley, Roselyn Karlovetz, Landra Boyer, Suzie Curtin, Carol Peters, Donna Walter, Betsy Schwartz, Peggy Stimmel, Mary Lynne Wolfe. Chatter Cubs Any Sophomore wishing to try out for the Chatter Staff becomes a Chatter Cub. The Chatter Cubs start their phases of journalism which are: the collecting and writing of news stories, advertising, and circulation of the newspaper. At regular intervals the Cubs are narrowed down to the best in the group. At the end of the year the members are selected for the Junior Staff. t l First Bow: Judy Gruver, Helen Booze, Janet Booze, Beverly Slane, Glenda Byers, Donna Drown, Carol Berger, Jeanne Thompson, JoAnne Bliss. Second Row: Carol Coon, Bernice Jones, Donna Swedersky, Nila Diehr, Doris Winters, Rose- mary Vroman, Rosanne Feighner, Yvonne Kessler, Mar aret Level, Shirle Day. Third Row: Nlrs. Schwartz, Joan Buehler, Anna Rose gtotz, Barbara Willler, MaDonnae Cook, Buth Duseberg, ,lane Fausey, Barbara Carr, Janet Linton. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America have as their projects during the year many worthwhile activities. Among these are pack- ing boxes for needy families, attending conferences and this year they gave a Christmas party for little children. Their motto is Homemaking training today brings happier homes tomorrow. They have worked hard to uphold this. Mrs. Marion Schwartz Pres. Barbara Willer V. P. .loan Buehler Sec. Ruth Duesberg Treas. Jeanne Thompson First Row: Joe Smith, Jim Ohms, Pat Potter, Richard L. Knepper, Bill Martin, Bob Smith, James Kessler, Edgar Schneider, James Reed, Ward Hetrick. Second Row: Mr. Kreglow, Roger Jenkins, John Antesberger, Don Hammer, Jerry Lahr, Gene Bliss, Blaine Guhn, Bruce Schneider, John Miarer, James H. Weaver, Clarence Weickert. Third Row: Jim Hasselbach, Gary Hasselbach, Ken Edmonds, David Schoonmaker, Clyde Booze, Jr., Harold Hetrick, Richard Root, Robert Reed, Ken Weickert, Wayne Blausey. Fourth Row: LaVern Bowersox, Melvin Crowell, David Weller, Dick Sabroske, Richard Friar, Ronald Talbert, Jim Durnwald, Lee Havens, Thomas Shearer, James Barr. Fifth Row: Dale Wright, Jerry Burkin, Larry Saionz, Dana DeLaGrange, Farnham Randolph, Richard Karlovetz, Jerry Miller, James LaGr0u, Ken Hirt, William Scheplin. Future Farmers of America There are four degrees of membership in Future Farmers of America: Green Hands, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and Amer- ican Farmer. The club gives members opportunities to develop leadership, farming ability, co-operation, and thrift. The club has a program of work which is measured by officers of the state asso- ciation. Mr. Kreglow Pres. Bob Reed V. P. Richard Root Sec. Lee Havens Treas. Jim Hasselbach First Row: Mr. Roy Miller, Gale Rosenberger, Richard Hampshire, David Hunt, Ed Myers, Lamar Conger. Second Row: Eugene Wilhelm, Robert Bender, Robert Herr, Lee Roy Wyss, David Rees, Merlin Eversole. Third Row: Robert Neeley, Roger Chambers, Robert Jones, Robert Arter, George Wymer, Gary Wisbon, Martin Smith. Vocational Industrial Club Out of curiosity Mollie Molecule peeked around the corner and stood fascinated as she watched the boys in the Vocational Indus- trial Club working at different machines. Andy Atom had told her the purpose ol' the Vocational lndustrial Club was to give oppor- tunities for leadership, create high standards ol' workmanship, teach them how to use money and how to operate machines, but now she saw them actually doifng these things. Nlr. ll. Xliller Pres. Bob Neeley V.P. Roger Chambers Sec. Merlin Eversole First Row: Donna Brown. Second Row: Marlene Nickel, Mrs. Chester, Karol Laird. Third Row: Mary Lou Lamalie., Doris Johnson. Fourth How: Sharon Shannahan, Joy Young. Fifth Row: Irene Hitchcock, Janet Bailey, Joan Smith, Barbara Fought. Qffice Practice After an unusually long mimeographed test Andy and Mollie decided they would find out who did all the mimeographing on the tests. They discovered the girls in office practice were responsible. Through their conversation with them, they found these girls also handled all the bookwork in Hoss's yearly magazine drive. They know too, how to operate other office machines to prepare them for future jobs. First Row: Mary Weible, Janet Booze, Helen Booze, Shirley Heileman, Janette Weihle, Janet Kahl. Second Row: Joan Weible, Christine Mullen, Clyde Booze, Jr., Norman Fausey, Melvin Crowell. Third Row: Nlrs. llerrel, Mary Gephart, Mrs. Schwartz, lwrs. Miller. Cafeteria Staff Nlollie looks up from her locker at 11:30 just in time to see Andy whizzing by. Andy was headed for the line in the Cafeteria. Andy didn't know what was on the menu for the day, but he was sure ol' getting a good hot meal. Those on the Cafeteria Staff help serve tl1e meals and as always there are dishes to do after a meal, so they help with them. Mrs. Schwartz prepares the menu for each week and then Miss Gephart prepares the food. Mrs. Cephart First Row: Dorothy Hailey, Margo Ward, Carol Neason, Beverly Kindred, Dianne Dick, Susie Schwartz, Mary Ann Smith. Second Row: Jo Smith, Ann Handol h, Barbara Tooley, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Harolyn Cross- kill, Sue Kerr, Alice Weickert, Elaine Eimmerman. Third Row: Donna Lindsa , Maribeth Sand, Nancy Hunsinger, Roselyn Karlovetz, Frances Cobb, Ph llis Smith, Sonja Jogel, Janet Linkey. Fourth liiowz Mar arette Fiebiger, Sharon Holtsberry, Anne Hathaway, Mary Sabroske, Janet Wadsworth, Peggy Shawl, Odette Alford, Janet Dick. Fifth Row: Ruth Beeker, Carol Sampsel, Betsy Schwartz, Gene Smith, Barbara Agee, Bette Lee Brown, Ward Potts, Roger Shoup. F. T. A. As the Future Teachers of America concluded their candle-light installation of members, which was done for the first time in an assembly Andy thought, That was one of the most impressive assemblies I have ever seen. The members had many opportunities to experience teaching because of the shortage of substitute teachers this year. In April several Senior F.T.A. members served on a panel to encourage Seniors to enter the teaching profession. They concluded the year's activities with a picnic. Mrs. Turner Pres. Janet Dick V. P. Odette Alford Sec. Carol Sampsel Treas. Sue Kerr First Row: Patricia Bliss, Dorothy Deichert, Lavonne Dodway, Jane Ann Fuller, Sue Nickel, Maia Leetmaa, Nanc Baker, Ann Fangboner, Carole Miller, Judy Schwartz, Mary Ellen Ceib. Second Row: Miss young, Lou Ann Fox, Ka Thornbrugh, Kay Fredericks, Stanton Harrison, Robert Faunce, Gary Bowker, Ed Potter, Michael Young, Peter Muller, Janet Weaver. Third Row: Judy Fiebiger, Darlene Fink, Michael Otto, Mary Ann Smith, Margo Ward, Susie Schwartz, Lynne Slessman, Russell Hanna, Jerry Willer, Vennie Whitmire. Fourth Row: Jerry Stahl, Ray Klenk, Richard Zilles, Edward Zilles, Janet Hasselbach, Karmi Kuusberg, Jeannette Raykowski, Phyllis Smith, Ceorgena Gries, Raymond Fry. Fifth Row: Ronald Lehman, Patrick Shanahan, Bruce Shilling, Ed Nickel, Cary Pearson, Tom Adkins, Donald Kroeger, Doug Hirt, Lane Becker, Fred Libhing. Latin Club I First year Latin students must acquire a basic understanding of Latin and Roman countries. They accomplish this in their Latin Club meetings by reports, skits and games. Miss Young Laeti Latini Miss Young Legio Decima Pres. Carole Miller Pres. Maia Leetmaa V. P. Sue Nickel V. P. Darlene Fink Sec. Ed Nickel Sec. Ann Fangboner Treas. Vennie Whitmire Treas. Fred Libbing Igirst Row: Miss Young, Marilyn Rice, Jane Miarer, Mary Michael, Barbara Tooley, Joan rarer. Second Row: Dorothy Hailey, Dianne Dick, Jo'Del Both, Darline Hawk, Carol Jerew, Mari- beth Sand, Arlin Samm, Barbara Stokes, Jean Miarer. Third Row: Nancy Hunsinger, Raymona Cooper, Mary Sabroske, Barbara Brashares, Ardith Bloom, Judy Ann Hill, Betty Lou Arndt, Carol Peters, Landra Boyer, Suzie Curtin. Fourth Row: Donna Walter, Betsy Schwartz, Roselyn Karlovetz, Phillip Rearick, Blair Fraizer, Jon Gilbertson, David Cole, Jim Zimmerman, John Stahl, Toivo Tagamets. Fifth Row: John Pearson, Olaf Muller, Jack Balsizer, Mary Lynne Wolfe, Norman Fausey, Don Pierce, Jim Sale, Gene Smith, Bill Bowlus, Roger Shoup. Latin Club II In Latin II the students' purpose is to learn to translate and to speak more Latin. Skits were given by members at meetings ex- plaining Roman customs. Fun was had by all watching and par- ticipating. The purpose of the club is to bring Latin to modern day living. Miss Young Sapientes Miss Young Parvi Caesares Pres. Jim Zimmerman Pres. Roselyn Karlovetz V. P. J0'Del Both V. P. Mary Sabroske Sec. Raymona Cooper Sec. Susie Curtin Treas. Barbara Brashares Treas. Dianne Dick First Row: Nancy Mead, Barbara Tooley, Jean Morgan, Marilyn Schneider, Harolyn Crosskill, Larry Curns. Second Row: Bruce Dingler, Miss Forsyth, George Pinneo. Third Row: William Jones, Ward Potts. Fourth Row: Karl Kessler. French Club lllollie always looked forward to the monthly French Club meetings. She had lots of fun playing games, singing songs, listening to reports, giving skits, and most of all, eating the refreshments. Mollie also enjoyed herself at the annual dinner the French Club has in a French restaurant. Miss Forsyth Pres. Ward Potts V. P. Jeanne Morgan Sec. Marilyn Schneider Treas. Barbara Tooley First Row: Miss Forsyth, Colleen Censon, Sue Kerr, Faye Longanbach, Alice Weickert, Blanche Williford, Mary Lawrence, Carolyn Stokes, Bill Smiley, Tom Wadsworth. Second Row: Robert Corthell, Nancy Sigerfoos, Nancy Fowler, ,Iudy Bryan, Shirley Morris, Connie Walton, Marlene Baumer, Marcia Ireland, Liz Augustine, Kay Middleton. Third How: Jane Fausey, James Cress, Marilyn liutan, Am ' Harris, Anne Hathaway, Joyce Naftulin, Janet Dick, Ruth Beeker, Bette Lee Brown, Ronald IIivel T. Fourth How: Jack Stall, Albert Iletrick, Dick Sabroske, Rick Sch iebner, Dave Hetrick, Nor- man Kroh, Ilaldon Dick, Larry Pete, Jack Bovard, Larry Miller. . Spanish Club The Spanish banquet was held in the Ross High library on February 24. Spanish food was served, and Andy couldn't seem to keep his water glass full. Spanish and Puerto Rican dances performed by some of the Spanish II students lnade everyone wish they could try it. At regular meetings of Spanish Club reports are given on out- standing Spaniards and skits are given by students showing the Spanish way of life. Miss Forsyth Spanish Club I Pres. Sue Kerr V. P. Bob Corthell Sec. Kay Middleton Treas. Connie Walton Miss Forsyth Spanish Club II Pres. Haldon Dick V. P. Larry Pete Sec. Ruth Becker Treas. Bette Brown lf you just happened to have been going throu h Fremont on November 13. vou eouldn't S . he-I 1 ettin a lim ise ofa few of the manv Beat I 5 S g . Nlassillonii signs and 3,000 exelted football fans who boarded two s neeial trains en route to one l of the most thrilling experienees a Fremont football team will ever eneounter. 'lillf' group left the Niekel Plate Depot opposite the Fremont llotel at 3:15 and 3:30 in the afternoon. 'llo make the lon tri reven a little more bleas- g ant. band parents served sandwiches. apples. popeorn. candy, potato chips. coffee. milk and pop whieh was enjoyed by ull. 'l'he profits went to the Ross High Hand. When the trains arrived at the Massillon Depot. eity buses were waiting to take the loyal followers to the stadium. 'l'he field. seating eapaeity, and aeeommodation were as big and wonderful as they were rumored. liven though our team went down for their only defeat of the season with a -l-0-T verdict, the band helped to Illblliff up for the loss by it exeellent half-time performanee. llnder the direetion ol' Walter Sells and ,laek Stierwalt. the band enaeted television advertisements some of whieh were: Gillette Blue Blade. johnny Pfiefer. Old Gold Daneers. Folger's Coffee, and Muriel. Everyone from Fremont was proud of them. 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Q Q X- Q N , 5 ii rg n 'Y N198 ,HM P0l,'l'l'lR, Guard 63 'l'l'1D llUUGll'I'fXl.lNG, Quarterback RUN WIIITCOMB, llalfhack 85 DAVE ANS'l'liAD, Guard 'l'UNl COOPER, Tackle 66 BILL A MOR, Guard CARRY GALIAGHICR, End .:.-e , -M -' 'K-. 5A ' ., , f - ,g ? I L 'Q X X., is ,xg ,. I - -, , --M- TW Q' X . .... : 5, -. 4 DAVE RICICSE, Iind CHUCK BLACK, Fullback FRANK l,.l+INHARD'I', End WILLARD WHITE, Tackle 8l HCS FRANKS, Halfback 39 JIM RIPPLE. End 87 DICK IIARTICR, Tackle Cl,I4IVl+II,ANll WFST 'I'l-XIII 'l'lu- l,ittl1- Giants troum-1-d the Glc-vc-land 'llf't'll squad 32-T on St'lllt'llllN'l' I8 at llarnion Ifivlrl. lloss showvd good 1lt'l't'IlS1' alld off:-nsv for thc- first game- ol the- sc-asou. lion Whitt-omh ran a 515 yard tour-hdown thrill:-r for tlu- largf- 1-rowd. Franks and S1-wt-ll we-ut ou-r llu- goal lim- to 1-halk up I2 mort- poinls. .lim 'l'ill1-r int:-rc-cpu-4l a pass and ran .mo yards lor llu- last st-orc ol tht- glllllth LORAIN 'l'lu- l,ittl1- Giants downvd thc- Lorain Str-1-lt-rs 25-0 on tht- Str-1-lc-rs lit-ld. S1-pta-uihvr 25. l,ast yt-ar tln- St:-4-lt-rs hroka- thc- I5 gamm- winning strc-ak ol' the- l,iltl1- Giants. Fremont startvd down thc- tie-Id and was stoppf-d on tlu- 7 yard lim- hut, Whitt-omh sr-orefl with an 1-nd run. Thi- rc-st of the first hall' was a df-ff-nsivv gamt- with nc-ithvr team sf-oring. In tht- third quartf-r Whitt-omh st-ore-d again. Blat-k and 'l'illc-r sf-ored two morn- 'l'lTs to 1-nd the sx-oring of the- ganu-. FUSTURIA 'llhv Fostoria Rf-dmt-n howvd to thc- Ross l.ittlf- Giants 110-0 at Fostoria on Ur-toher 2nd, 'llhis was lloss's lirst llur-kt-yv lmaguc- win ol' the- se-ason. Gharlit- Blat-k 1-arrif-d tht- hall at-ross for the lirst goal. la-ste-r Franks. st-alnpf-re-cl -ll yards and with XX'lllIt'0lIllI-S kit-k for tht- 4-Xtra point good. tht- st-orv at tht- hall' was 20-0. St-wr-ll. llartf-r. lltlllglllilllllg. l.t'llll2'lI'lll. and Gallaghc-r showvd top IH'l'lA0l'Il'lillll't'S during tht- ganu-. lllillc-r wr-nt tht- dislanw- and wYllll1'4llllli kim-la-tl his fourth 1-Xtra point. 1-losing thc- s1-oring. Phil Pagc-1-on-rc-al thc- hall in ilu-1-ml zone- for tht- lit-duu-n s only st-orv. FINUL,-KY 'l'lu- l,iltlc- Giants lrlasta-d tlu- Findlay Trojans on U1-tolwr 9. 53-ll. 'l'lw 'llrojans had lost hy only om- point tht- y4-ar hr-fore-. la-str-r Franks sm-ore-d a 'VD in tht- lirst quartvr. 'llhrt-1: tout-hdowns wc-rv st-on-d in tht- st-vond quartt-r. the first hy Franks. tht- ser-ond hy' llc-nry' 'llillc-r. and tht- third hy' 'l'om Cooper. Franks ran thc- ball af-ross for th? fourth and fifth goals ol' tht- ganna-. 'llillvr and Franks sm-orc-d during tht- last quartc-r with Whitt-oinh kicking the points. SANDUSKY Frt-mont Ross won its fifth ol' the- season hy' dt-fc-ating Sandusky I9-T. 'l'hf- game- was playe-d lwfort- an on-rllow 1-rowd at Harmon Fic-ld Ur-tohvr I6. 'llhc two hard-hitting U-ams wer:- t'YPIlly' matt-he-d on offt-nsv and dc-fc-nsc for this thrillc-r. l,t-stt-r Franks ran tht- hall 63 yartls for Ross's first stiort-. Un a pass from lloughtaling. Whit- Clllllll strugglt-tl to make- tht- st-t-ontl 0 points. lilat-lt ran tht- hall for tht- last 'I'lJ. Only ont- t-xtra point was Sllt't't'SSl.lll. TIFFIN G0l,l'NllilAN 'l'ht- Ross lligh football squatl nlassat-rt-tl tht- 'liflin tt-am T0-fl. 'l'ht- gamt- was playt-tl at liflin. 'l'hurstlay. Ut-toht-r 22. 'l'ht- Ross squatl st-ort-tl its first tout-htlown with lt-ss than ont- minutt- gont-. lfranlts st-ort-tl two This in tht- first quartt-r with W hitt-omb's t-xtra points gootl. ll, tht- t-ntl of' tht- st-t-ontl quartt-r tht- svort- was 31-0. llaltlon lllat-lt. Warsl St-wt-ll. antl Bill .lont-s t-rosst-tl tht- goal lint- for mort- tout-htlowns. The svort- was TO-0 until the last thret- rninutf-s of the gamt-. BOWLING GREEN rllht- I,ittlt- Giants won their st-vt-nth straight by topping Bowling Grt-t-n 444-7. 'l'ht- ganit- was play-rl at llarmon Fit-ltl on Ut-toht-r 30. .M the entl ol' tht- first quarter tht- st-orc was l2-0 with Blavk antl 'l'illt-r st-oring. 'l'wo mort- tont-htlowns we-rv svort-tl in tht- bt-ginning of tht- set-ontl half. lip' tht- t-ntl of' tht- game. Whitt-omlr. Blat-k, antl Franks hatl st-oretl. MARION Un NON9lIlllf'l' 6. aftt-r topping Nlarion llartl- ing 32-l-1. Frt-mont Ross hatl won for tht- t-ighth straight yt-ar tht- But-kt-30 l,t-aguv vhampion- ship. 'l'ht- gamt- was playt-tl at llartling l it-ltl. Ross ht-ltl posst-ssion of' tht- hall most of' tht- first quartt-r. hut was unahlt- to st-ort-. .Nt tht- t-ntl of tht- st-t-ontl quartt-r tht- st-ore was tit-tl T-T. Vt hilt-omlv st'ort-tl sl tout-htlow ns. NIASSILLUN 'l'ht- I,ittlt- Giants traxt-llt-tl to Nlassillon Now-tnlu-r I3 to play tht- statt- champions. 3.500 fans followt-tl tht-ir tt-am to Nlassillon. lloss st-ort-tl first antl tht- t-Xtra point was gootl. 'I'ht- l.ittlt- Giants wt-rv on tht- ont- yartl lint- for thf- st-t-ontl 'I'lJ but fumblt-tl. 'l'ht- st-orv was 7-7 at tht- t-ntl of tht- first half. ln tht- st-t-ontl half' tht- ligt-rs rt-t-t-ivt-tl many lure-alas as tht- Giants ran out of ste-am. The final st-ort-. -l-0-7. was disappointing. but markt-tl Zl straight vit-torit-s for tht- Nl assillon 'l'igt-rs. TULEDO SCUTT flu NONQ'llllDl'l' 20, tht- l,ittlt- Giants t-ntlt-tl tht- year with a 41-20 vit-tory ovt-r 'role-tlo St-ott. Last yt-ar the l.ittlt- Giants we-rv tlt-ft-att-tl by the St-ott tc-am in an upst-t. Blat-lt. Franks. Whitcornb. antl ,lohn ,lont-s st-ort-tl throughout tht- game. :Xt tht: t-ntl of' tht- half tht- st-orv was 20-I3. A Freshman Football First Row: Mr. Zeimke, .lames Kessler, Roland Hurmeister, 'l'om lloyer, Boll l'intenmann, Delbert lloy, Fred Lewis. Second Row: Gerald Leggett, Patrivk Shanahan, Garry Williamson, Gerald Kessler, Dan Wasserman, David Kohr. Third llnw: Bernard lll1'Cutvher, 'l'om Sherman, Westley Glover, lloh Nlesler, Kenneth Adams, Lane lleeker, lliehard Karlovetz. Jr. Hi Football First Row: Coavh Kuzma, llruee llawlx, 'l'0m llauherl, Hob Mf'Clnre, Pat Shanahan, Chris Young, Danny lilaek, Dave Bliss, Coach Don Baker. Second Row: llarry Mock, ,lohn Miller, Joe Distel, Terry Collins, Lynn Tanner, Larry Nilsvhlxe, Ralph Uxley, liivhard Nliehael. Third Row: Ernest lletric-lx, Larry Longanhach, Dennis Love, Ray Arndt. Ronnie Shawl, Charles lloudesvhell, ,lim Milliron, Danny Coleman. Fourth Row: 'l'om Woessner, .lim llailey, .lark Kilgus. 'l'om Brown, Gary Ross, lluhan Lozano Ken Smith. Varsity Basketball Alumni .... Norwalk .... Willard. . . lfilyria ...... l 11sl11ria .... 'l'iflin ..... lJOVill1iSS. Findlay ...., lVlari1'1n .,..,. Bowling Green. . Port Clinton .... Fostoria ..., liellevlm . . . 'l'iffin ,.,.. Sandusky. . . Findlay ..... Marion .,.,.. liowling Green 1 Port Clinton .... 'l'iflin lI11l11111l1ia11. .... 'l'iflin Calvert. .. Lima Central. . . in i 1:6 1 -1 1 0-I E 3 3 'E Q 75 E E E g T6 if . E . S . 5 E if a. m : FI : : -1 : 41 Ln c 16 6 3 111 111 3 11 1111 1 53 I3 3 ll ll 11 ' 11 11 77 64 I9 1:1 3 6 11 11 11 92 52 9 11 9 3 11 11 11 72 61 0 9 2 I2 0 0 0 19 16 1. 2 1 11 I5 11 11 52 19 I0 2 11 9 8 0 0 62 59 I9 6 9 I2 3 11 11 6:1 33 9 3 11 I3 3 11 11 72 6:1 I3 1 3 -1 11 11 11 61 311 16 3 9 3 111 1 11 11 711 11 I5 2 3 11 3 1 11 11 61 59 I1 11 ll 11 7 11 11 65 72 II11 11 11 11 I7 11 11 711 62 211 6 111 I5 7 11 11 111 611 I5 3 ll 1 -1 11 11 56 65 25 1 1 1 2 11: 11 11 98 Ti ll 3 3 11 11 11 11 33 56 s11:1:'1'111N,11, '1'111111N,1M11:N'1' 11 6 1 I6 I7 2 11 82 1111 14 11 2 ll ll 11 11 3:1 76 111 7 9 211 11 11 11 11:1 78 111s'r1111:'r '1'111111N,11w1-:N'1' 1 11 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 111 1 11 11 611 7:1 Varsity Basketball Fremont's cagers started their 1953-54 season by defeating the Alumni l0l-53. Larry Miller and Dean Doren led the scoring with 24 and 2l points respectively. The score totaled against the Alumni set a new record for the varsity. Ross defeated the Norwalk team 77-64. The Little Giants held a comfortable lead through- out the contest, and never were in any trouble. holding a lead of 4l-32 at the half. The top scorers were Dean Doren 23, Larry Miller 16. and ,lack Baron with l3 points. The Little Giants upset the Willard eagers for their second win of the season 92-52. Doren again led the scoring with 34 points. .lack Baron added l9, Larry Miller l5, and Charlie Black 13 points more. Ross next nosed out Elyria for the fourth win of the year, 71-62. Dean Doren looped 33 points. Baron, Houghtaling, Miller, and Charlie Black played an excellent game. Elyria at the half was only 3 points behind the Ross eagers. ln the last four minutes of the game Doren saved the Little Giants. Ross next won a 449-46 victory in an overtime at Fostoria. With Tiller hitting on jump shots and Black on drive in shots. the Ross score kept climbing. Miller ranked first with l,4 points while Tiller and liloren tied for second with .l2 each. Following the close game with Fostoria, Ross topped Tiffin for the sixth win of the season, 52-49. The game made the second Buckeye League win. The score at the half was 26-25. Dick Harter, with Hve minutes left to play, gave Ross a three point lead. Dean Doren broke the tie, 49-49, by shooting a couple of free shots. The Little Giants downed the DeVilbiss Tigers in a holiday season game 62-59. Doren led the Way with l8 points. After a nine year period, the Ross cagers defeated the Findlay Trojans, 63-55. Black was the surprise starter to guard the Trojan,s Dave Miller. ,lack Baron led the scoring with 19 points pushing Ross ahead at the end of the first half. Dean Doren, Dick Harter, and Ted Houghtaling were clicking the last quarter. The Ross Little Giants won over Marion Harding 72-63. The Giants now led the Buckeye League and still remain undefeated. Ross trailed in the first half by one point, but the second half was a terrific battle with the Giants coming out on top. The third quarter ended in a 46-46 deadlock. Fremont cagers topped the Bowling Green team 61-58. Doren was the high scorer for Ross with 24 points. ,lack Baron and Larry Miller were next in line with 15 and 12 points respec- tively. Henry Tiller played his best ball in the third quarter. Following two tough games the Giants con- tinued their undefeated streak by snatching an easy victory from Port Clinton, 74-44. The score by quarters was: 22-10, 40-20, 52-31, a11d 74-44. The game was the tenth win of the season. Dean Doren led the Giants in scoring, racking up 22 points. .lack Baron was second with 16 points. Fremont had one of the toughest basketball PAUL ANDERSON JIM HOUGHTALING DICK IIARTER CHARLIE BLACK TED HOUGHTALING JACK BARON 0 games of the year as they beat Fostoria for the second time 61-59. With Fostoria leading by three points and only 32 seconds to play, the Little Giants battled to win the eleventh game on the schedule. The Bellevue basketball squad handed the Little Giants their first defeat ofthe season 65-72. Fremont never held the lead. Bellevue led by 10 points in the early part ol' the second quarter and was never headed. Lepley and liisenhauer led the Bellevue scoring. making 42 points between them. Rack on the usual track again, tl1e Ross cagers sliced a victory from the Tiffin Columbians for the second time. making the scoring record 12 wins and one loss. The Little Giants took the victory in the last quarter 70-62. Miller dumped in 21 points to lead the squad with 1-larter scoring 17. The Little Giants scored 36 points in the third quarter and could not be stopped as they went on to beat Sandusky 84-60. Sandusky led the third quarter. Ross bounced forward to a 24 point lead, making 22 out of 31 attempts. Baron was the top man with 20 points. The first Buckeye League loss was handed to Ross by the Findlay Trojans in a thrilling set- back 56-65. Ross was handicapped with injuries and illness. Larry Miller played only two quarters because ol' an ankle injury. For the first time in nine years, the Ross Little Giants led the Marion-llarding squad for a chance at the league title. Larry Miller scoring 30 and .lack Raron 25 highlighted the 98-73 vie- tory over the Prexies. Ross led at the half. 45-34. and the third quarter, 71-48. Ross eagers lost a heartbreaker to Rowling Green cagers 55-56 in the last game on the schedule. Dean Doren had just put the Giants ahead 55-54 when ,lcrry Buckle landed a jump shot to push Ross out ol' the game. Although losing, Ross still won the Buckeye League Cham- pionship. Ross entered the sectional tournament lo beat Port Clinton 82--10. The Little Giants led most ol' the way. Dick Harter was the top score with 17 points, and Henry Tiller second with 16 points. The next game ol' the tourney was with Tiffin Columbian. The Ross cagers rolled over the Columbians by a score 83-76. Larry Miller spotlighted the game with 31 points to his credit. Fremont Ross won its third tourney game by defeating the '1'iHin Calvert cagers 83-78. Doren and Tiller led Ross to victory, scoring 44 points together. lt was Toledo and the District Tournament but Lima Central dropped the Giants from the tourney in the first game 60-73. Ross finished the basketball season with 18 wins and three losses. Reserve Freshman Jr. Hi Basketball Basketball Basketball Fre. Uppo. Fre. Oppo. Fre. Alumni .,.. . . 61 35 Fostoria .....,.,.. 25 30 Fostoria ...... . 29 Norwalk ...., . . 52 45 Bowling Green .... 48 47 Howling Green . 57 Willard .... . . 48 42 'l'ilHn ....,..,..,.. 27 36 'l'iHin ....... . 24 Elyria .... , . 47 44 Fostoria .......... 34 32 Fostoria ..,.,,..., 20 Fostoria. . 54 38 Sandusky ........, 27 30 Sandusky .,.,,.... 15 Tiffin .,.... . . 51 31 Findlay Glenwood. 30 31 Findlay Glenwood. 45 DeVilbiss. . . 1 43 42 Bellevue ...,....,. 31 26 Bellevue ,........ . 31 Findlay .... 51 39 Bowling Green .... 26 27 Bowling Green .... 50 Marion ...,.. . . 37 47 Sandusky .... . 22 38 Sandusky ..... . . . 19 Bowling Green. . . 32 53 Port Clinton ...... 38 22 Port Clinton ..,... 36 Port Clinton. . . , . 48 47 'l'illin ...... ..,.... 4 1 34 'l'iflin ........... . . 29 Fostoria ..... 53 59 Findlay Glenwood. 34 40 Findlay Glenwood. 40 Bellevue. . . . . 50 42 Bellevue ........., 58 18 Bellevue ....... . , , 4-7 Tiffin ......,. . . 34 39 Port Clinton ...... 43 25 St. Joseph ......,. 30 Sandusky. . . . 32 53 Port Clinton. . . , 33 4-0 St. Joseph ..., . 49 Findlay .... . . . . 37 ' 60 36 Bowling Green .... 32 -H Marion... 011110 17 25 22 10 32 22 30 30 27 15 34 38 21 9 24 23 WARD SEWELL LARRY HARRIS HENRY TILLER DEAN DOREN AL ZIEMKE, Coach LARRY MILLER Junior High First Row: John Miller, Marvin llinf-s. illlilI'l1'S Johnson, lirnvo Pollack, Gary llcirly, Ray Anthony, Vs oocly Iiuymfa, Miko NI4'flLlI'illy. Second How: 'Hilton Broun, Yinvonl iiilII:jl1'y, Nlurk NX alle-r, ,llill Willa-r, 'furry Collins, Charles llamleshcll. lic-in Vlullvr. Third Row: flow-li Sf-ol:-, Kit iif'illlSllilll. lim-lu-n Lozuno. 'Kllu-rl Ross, ,lorry 'Nil-llc-r, Vll0Ill Brown, Daw- kflllr, Gary Williznnson. Lynn 'l'unn0r, Rolwrt Sf-nwr. Freshman First Row: Holi linlmnnann. Pal Shanahan. Lane lim-lxer, Bevlm Svhm-i4lc'r, Hola Nlesler, llon Krueger, Delbert Hoy, assistant lnanagc-r, Larry Nloorr. St'I'0llll Row: ii0i:lI'll lhnul. lxon 'h1liiIllS. liolv Zinnnvrlnan, Tom Nlunahan, Toni Sherman. .lack Lee, W Psllc-y Glow-r. Harm-y Nic-Cntr-lren. IIIHIIHQCF. Ralph Wovssncr. ESQYVGS First Row: Jon Cilln-rtson, ,lolm lhnnsc-liroelnr, Glen Haas, Xlike Utermat, ,lim lloughtaling, Jim Tiller. Second Row: Coarh Raines. Niike lflfarrnll, ilwillll Longanbach, Roger Chambers, Ward Sewell, Larry Harris, Rick Schliebner, John Stahl. The Swimming Team Breaking the record of l.:18.5 for the 160 yard relay, which had been set in 1939. the Rossites won it in l:l0.I2 to help win the Sandusky meet by a seore of 38-37. Those helping to win by taking first were Ned Frantz in the 40 yard freestyle, Tom Wolf in the 100 yard breast- strolxe, Charles llull in the 200 yard freestyle, and Merlin liversole in the l00 yard baekstroke. flkllllijll Nleliinley eoming to Fremont in hopes of winning their seventh dual meet, did so at the expense of the Ross Mermen. The two firsts by 'Ibm Vlvolf and Ned Frantz eould not help to ehange the seore ol' Canton 40 to Ross' 35. Parlieipating with Sandusky, Canton lVleKin- ley, Shaker Heights, Cineinnati Walnut Hill, and Fast Grand Rapids, the Ross Mermen tied for fifth plaee with Sandusky in the Rowling Green Relays. A .17-28 vietory was won by the liittle Giants in a swimming meet against the Toledo Y.lVl. CA. Many firsts were taken by our swimmers during the meet. Ross handed Bexley a defeat by beating them 49-26. The freestyle relay team tied the reeord of Izfll set by the relay team last year. Swimming in the district meet this year, Fremont Tankers took seeond place. The schools partieipating were Sandusky, Toledo Seott, and Fremont Ross. The sixth place in the state meet was taken by the Ross Mermen. Bob Corthell and Ned Frantz being the only two individuals to place and the medley relay team taking third place. Xledley Relay Tea in TUNI VHDL! JACK BUVARD BOB CORTIIELL 200-Yard Freestyle Relay Teanl NED FRANTZ MICRLIN IQVFRSOLE CHARLES IIULI. JACK BOVARD 103 The Fremont Ross Swimming Squad began the I953-54 season by winning their first meet against the Bowling Green Freshmen. A 39-36 vietory gave the Mermen all the enthusiasm and spark needed to go on for further vietories. Ned Frantz displayed exeellent swimming ability by winning the 50 and I00 yard freestyles. The Tankers bueked up against a tough swim- ming eombination when they met with the Shaker lleights team. The eombined efforts of Tom Wolf. ,laek Bovard, and Bob Corthell were not enough to offset the Shaker Heights Swim- mers who piled up 505 points to Ross' 24-VZ. Topping the Toledo Y.lVl.C.A. by a 49-36 vietory. the Ross swimmers showed great per- formanees. Bob Corthell displayed great prom- ise for the eoming State Meet by swimming the l00 Yard haekstroke in 1:08 whieh better time than was set in the l953 State Meet. that time being 1:09. Firsts were taken by Ned Frantz in the 50 yard freestyle. Charles llull in the 200 yard freestyle, Bob Corthell in the I00 yard baekstroke, and .laek Hovard in tl1e I00 yard freestyle. Swimming to a 44-31 vietory. Fremont lioss defeated Vlfestern Reserve Academy next. Events were won by Frantz, liversole. Bovard, Corthell. Wlolf, and Balsizer won the I50 yard medley relay. The freestyle relay team eomposed of .laek Bovard, Charles llull, Merlin liversole. and Ned Frantz. Ned being the only member of the 1952-53 State Championship relay team. A heartbreaker was lost when Sandusky beat the l.ittle Giant swimmers 443-32. Fremont showed determination to will regardless of the seore of 36-32 in favor of Sandusky at the end of the medley relay. The last event was the freestyle relay, a ehanee to win, but through all the hard struggle the Ross lVlerman lost by a few inehes. 'W' JIM WICAVER Coaches: JOHN 'l'l'l'SWUR'I'll and GICURGIC GRUSIQ 4 Varsity Swimmers ,uns I x t 2 First Row: Willis Bartlett, Staunton liarris0n,.l0hn Hensley, Tom llite, lllznr Frazier, 'om Watlsisurtli, llruve Shilling, lionalal Stine, Hill Myers. Svvoml How: Sum llanziger, llill Gwinup, Gary Leggett, Bill lluuglierty, l'i4l Nia-kt-I, .lohn Baxter, 'i'mn -Mlkins, lionultl Lehinun, Doug llirt,.lin1 Weaver. Third Row: limi:-h 'l'itswurth, liruee llingler, Norman Welvh, Ilif-k Sahroske, Gem- Smith, Ilia-lx in-vel, .liln Sales, 'i'nvio 'Fil,LfilIllClS, Cuavh Gruse. Fourth Row: Walter Deir-hvrt, 'Nierlin ifiversole, Charles llull. Huh Ngev, ,lat-lx Iiovzml. N1-fl Frantz, :Xl ll1'trif'lx,,laf-lx lialsizer, llave llunt, Huh Corthell. Junior High Swimmers fr, ' - . 44 First Row: liieharrl Ferlerieo, Keith Cunningham, Larry Smith, Rirharti tiWSlllllll, Larry llruek- ennnllcr, lyorxlon Ind, Mirhael Loc-hran, ,lack Smith, ,Inn Paunee, fred Fisher. Second Row: .luru Taalinan, 'Ibm Sprunk, 'Nlelvin Welch, Duane Ilaek, Don Vim-el, Ria-In Rit'illt'l', .lurk W ickcrt, 'Ftllll Wm-ssner. Third Row: lflclflie Sutton, lim-ns lilyinyvr, .iEilllf'S Laliochc, David Carl, ,lim Reieiingg, ,lim Long, Ronnie Shawl, Nathan llanziger. 06 in Track Squad 195 3 I., Kneeling: Gerry Gallagher, Walt lleinlu-rt., lion xxllllvfllllll, lliek lleal, Dave .'xllSf8Zlfl, ,lim Puller, lion Root, Doug Michael, Gary Ferguson, llivk Friar. Standing: Coach Seele, Coach Sc-hahel, Nlert llouglaml, liurl Asperger, Disk llarter, Bruce Sherer., lien Shaffer, Charles Black, Doug Frazier, Allen llncda,-ker, Coach Titsworth, Coach Maekev. Baseball Team 19531 Sf, , , ' v. ,,-0 4 Phi M' , ,As gp? rl Kneeling: Glen llaas, Gary Schwartz, .lim Wlolcslagel, Duane lleerl, Art Nlnore, Dick Uver- myer, l'11l1lie Nlyers. Standing: lrvin Nlittan, .lack Bovarrl, llalc Wright., lien llirl, llugh Miller, Larry Hiller, lion Karle. Tennis Squad 1953 Coach Carver, ,lack Baron, Dick Garcia, Ted llonghlaling, Larry llarris, Bill llowlus, Gary Wrestling Squad 19541 First linw: 'l'erry Shanahan, liill Sherlow, John Nitschke, Ron Kiser, ,lcrry Kessler, Wayne Nlichael Georve Reed Gary Coleman. Il' , ,, D, , U U Second Row: Bob Reed, Norman Fausey, Bill Jones, Larry Reed, lilll Sheets, 'l'mn llo IIIS, John Broski, Coach Mackey. ,, , Y. 1 Y .W . WI Sl Third How: Art Warsell, Lclioy Wyss, Jerry llurlun, Dale Wright, Ken Hlrt, liebe-r 1oup, Dana DeLaCrange, Dave Wolshuck. 7 Boys' Intramurals . - JW 1,. ' L 5 Senior Volleyball Champs llth 8: 12th Grade Basketball League Ohio Cham ps -Ohio Team Standing: Ron Mielke, Dana DeLaGrange, Neale Nord, Standing: Dick Nolestine, Neale Nord, Ron Mielke Art Nloore. Art Moore. Kneeling: Bob Reed, Rich Root, 'l'om Tewcrs, Paul Kneeling: Ron Shoemaker, Jim Polter, Paul Parlow Parlow. Senior Leaders 9th Sz 10th Grade Basketball Champs Standing: Les Franks., Dave Anstead, Ron Mielke., 'l'im Standing: Larry Nahm, Kenny Stull. Messinger, Ron Shoemaker. Kneeling: Glen Watson, Blaine Guhn. Andy came upon some boys clad in white 'I'-shirts and trunks who were playing basketball as they had played volleyball before. Senior leaders were chosen to help with the junior high gym students. Mr. Althoff led, the intramural activites. After the teams had met each other, champions were determined. 108 Girls' thletic Association First Row: Sanclra Jones, lilauvhe Williforul, .llme llavens, Bonnie Kay Sharpe, Faye lAHl,fillllH.It'll, lielly Nlooney, Sharon Miehles, 'Nlarlene Miarer. Secoml liow: Shirley liowers, liarlrara Wyss, Marilyn liutan, Liz Fought, Carol lxi:-ser, Darlene llarn- heiser, Sue Kerr, liarlnara Sherman, Jeanne Menlthoff, ,lo Smith. 'Fhircl Row: Colleen Henson, Sonja Vogel, llerta llawk, llarlr Fought, .lanel llailey, Marlene Werling, ,lanel Smith, Sally Sherer, Carol stimps.f1, l.olly Lawrenee. Y Fourth Now: Kay Nlifhlls-lon., Naney Nichols, Carol Shannon, Sue w!t'IlSiIlgi'l', .lluly Clapp, Naney lioueher, llarlr llurrlielx, Anne Allhoff., llette Lee Brown, Mary Lou Wiekert. Miss liliss Pres. Anne Althoff V. P. Colleen Henson See. Sue Kerr 'l'reas. .loan Smith First liow: Gloria llampshire, .lane Ann Fuller, Alice Neason, Sue Nix-kel, Nancy Fowler, Suuslra Nleliay, lio:-:al 'n Nloouev, Mar' Fllen Geilr lxav l re1leri1-ks lxa Thornhurffh l,ou Ann Fox. I Y a -1 y 1. s Second Row: llorothy ll:-ieliert, Maia lm-etmaa, Kaye M1-Millan, Franees llaptisla., .lane li0I'lxlN'll!lt'l', Alive Smith, Shirley Nlorris, Connie Walton, 'Nlerry ,lane Ayres, Sue lioyrl, Liz Augustine, Naney Sigerloos. 'l'hir4l Row: .lusly Selmartz, .llllly liryan, Ann Fanghoner, ,lo llel lioth, Corrine liadlulnowski, ,lucli Ile- trielx, .lluly fiill'IllQ'illl, Fat Bliss, liarlr Veliquette, Donna Lindsay, Doris Ann lillllglllyg .lurlilh llively. Fourth Row: l.aYonne llmlway, Fam Goff, ,loflnne lliebert, Faye Genson, Connie Wyss, Carole Clau- son, llarlcne Fink, Nlarv Ann Smith, 'llary Lawrence, Nannette Perry, Susie Frantz, ,loyee Naflulin. Fifth liow: Carol Jerew, l,vune Slessmau, Margo Ward, Nlarilyn Johnston, .lluly Paul, Fat VNuhl'er, lletsv Schwartz, Karmi lxuuslrerg, ,lanet Frv, Beverly Heier, Lanalra Boyer. Sixth Row: IN-ggv Stimmel, Carol Peters, Marilyn liork, Raymona Cooper, Suzie Curtin, llonna Walter, Jeanette lloover, Carole Nlill:-r, Nrelith llloom, ,lanif-e lim-h. Betty Arntlt. lfirsl lion: l.on xllll lfox, Klim- slllllll, llurlr x1'lllllIll'll1'. llzlrlv l'l0Nl4'l'. xllII'l1'Ill' xllill'f'l'. Susii Frantz. llonnu W ullf-rs, fiurol l'c-lx-rs, Suv lioyl, Nlary l.uwrf-mu-. S1-vonrl Row: ,lane-l Fry, .lvulivllv lloova-r, Lumlru lioyvr, lic-lsy S1-lm urtz. Susii- ilurlin. Xrililll liloorn, Doris -Xnn llllllgllly, .lo'lJQ-l lilllll. 'l'l1ir1l Row: lieltv -Krnilt, ,limo lluvvns, llurol Jervw, llurlmrzl Sllf'l'lllZlll., livrlzl llzmlx. Sonja l Yogvl., Carol lxisc-ri Nunm-lla' l vrry, Rilylllllllil lioolwr. lfourlh Row: Gloria llzunpsliirv. ,llllly 'l'ric-lx, Carole Nlillcr, Xnnv -Xlll1ol'l'. Siu- lv-rr, Slayrnaker, lxay Tllornlrrugll, l'e-ggi' Slinunf-l, manager: Miss Bliss. Mlvisor. Girls' Varsity Basketball With lwr 1'll'l'll'0IlS all aslu-is after playing il close- l'Ill1 I'gC4l from lln- clrvssing room to join the tvaun l'f'l'I'6Slllll0lllS. 'l'lw L4-ann haul ll goozl svason aml Ille- ilisplaying tlu-ir skill. The girls in-rv lf-al lay llu- Missvs Bliss aml lla-rlx SCZISOII. G I R LS' VARSITY SCORES gunna Mollie' Ill4'llllNEI'S for girls cnjoyml ill lllvir line' Fremont Opponents lfoslorial. . . IMA Cilysonlmrg. . 27 Findlay .... lil Clyalv .....,......,.......,... 33 .20 .26 26 50 'l'll1-sv zirv llu- svorvs ol' tlll? gZllIH'S playval us ilu- llllllllill N CII t to press. Sllarryi First Row: Gloria llampshire, Judith llively, Kay 'l'hornburgh, Doris Ann Doughty, Kay Frederic-ks, Lynn Slessman, Donna Swedersky., Peggy Slimmel. Second Row: Nliss Beck, Mary Ann Smith, Alice Weiekert, Mirella Straley, Carol Coon, Sonja Vogel, Suzie Curtin, Jeanette lloover. Girls' Swimming Club Under the supervision of Miss Beck, the Girls' Swimming Club arranged and presented an aqua ballet show entitled, Calendar Dreamlandf, depicting pop- ular songs and seasons of the year. Choosing the name, Aqua Maids, they had swimming exhibitions, a splash party, and all around water sports during the year. Before their own water ballet, they visited the Bowling Green Swan Club ballet. This year the only requirement for joining was that they be in the ninth, tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade. 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TI WAGGOINER'S DAIRY STORE WINTERS DEPARTMENT HARDWARE Scienceis vastly more stimulating to the imagination than are the classics -Haldane K N -' N ,K L-. --, ,,,.fY:,V V - 4 - , 1 ,I . V ., .5 'FJ-'T-' W ' r 4 . L Il. mx XA ygkggma llumwa Knowled ge comes, but wisd m l -Tennyso