Ross High School - Croghan Yearbook (Fremont, OH)

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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.

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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

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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